GAME 3 SEPTEMBER 19 // 7:30 P.M. Commonwealth Stadium (61,000)

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1 3 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS // 8 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS // 693 ALL-TIME WINS // 48 FIRST-ROUND NFL DRAFT PICKS // 70 FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS // 245 FIRST-TEAM ALL-SEC SELECTIONS Florida Gators // 2-0, 0-0 SEC Kentucky Wildcats // 2-0, 0-0 SEC THE STORYLINE UF s Jim McElwain earned his second victory as head coach of the Florida Gators last Saturday, beating East Carolina, 31-24, in The Swamp. With the win, the Gators are now 2-0 for the 10th time in the last 11 seasons. Through two weeks, UF s offense ranks in the top three in the SEC in passing offense (294.5), passing efficiency (179.8) and scoring offense (46.0). On the defensive side of the ball, UF ranks in the top three in rushing defense (25.5) and total defense (266.5). The Gator defense dominated East Carolina in the run game, allowing -13 yards. However, the Pirates did pass for 346 yards but the Gators forced three crucial turnovers, including a pick-six that turned out to be the difference in the game. With the Gators beating ECU last week, 31-24, Florida downed the same opponent twice in the same calendar year for the first time since it beat Auburn twice in Redshirt freshman Will Grier received the start at QB for the Gators in week two and went 10-for-17 with 151 yards and a pair of touchdowns. In his college debut in week one against New Mexico State, Grier passed for 166 yards, the most passing yards by a Florida quarterback in his first career appearance since Kyle Morris threw for 213 yards in a 69-0 win over Montana State on Sept. 3, A freshman quarterback (true or redshirt) has now started 70 games for the Gators. Florida is in those games. LAST TIME OUT - EAST CAROLINA The Gators escaped The Swamp with a victory over the same team it survived in a bowl game just nine months ago. Wideout Demarcus Robinson and tailback Kelvin Taylor sandwiched second-half touchdowns around cornerback Jalen Tabor s 39-yard interception for a score, as UF -- with Will Grier and Treon Harris sharing quarterback duties -- won their second outing for new Coach Jim McElwain before a raucous Ben Hill Griffin Stadium crowd. Grier, making his first collegiate start, completed 10 of 17 passes for 151 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Harris, who started the opener, went 5-for-8 for 54 yards, but led the Gators (2-0) on the drive that led to Taylor s touchdown -- and a 14-point lead -- with 6:57 remaining. GAME 3 SEPTEMBER 19 // 7:30 P.M. Commonwealth Stadium (61,000) Sophomore Treon Harris (5-2 as a starter) split time at the QB position with Grier against ECU, and went 5-for-8 for 54 yards and 32 rushing yards. Moving on to the third week of the season, UF travels to Lexington, Ky. to face SEC Eastern Division rival Kentucky at Commonwealth Stadium. UK enters the game 2-0 and fresh off a victory at South Carolina. UF has won 28 consecutive games against UK, dating back to 1986, which represents the longest active winning streak over a major opponent in an annual series. Consecutive Wins Over an Opponent in an Uninterrupted Series (Must have played in consecutive years) Streak Teams (Years) 43 Notre Dame over Navy ( ) 36 Nebraska over Kansas ( ) 32 Oklahoma over Kansas St. ( ) 29 Nebraska over Kansas St. ( ) 28 FLORIDA over KENTUCKY (1987-current) 28 Texas over Rice ( ) 26 Syracuse over Hobart ( ) 26 Tennessee over Kentucky ( ) The Gators are all-time against the Wildcats. Florida defeated Kentucky in triple overtime thriller at The Swamp in Week 3 a season ago. UF has a 37-4 (.902) record while playing in the month of September since the start of the 2005 season. UF is looking to win its first SEC game for the 11th consecutive season. The Pirates (1-1), though, did not go away. Kemp led them on a 10-play, 66-yard drive, hitting tight end Bryce Williams with 3:04 left to draw within seven. UF needed a first down to ice the game, but instead went three-and-out and punted the ball pack to ECU. ECU QB Blake Kemp, who completed 34 of 54 throws for 333 yards, three touchdowns and the one interception, again moved his team, driving 40 yards to the UF 13. But on second and 10, the ball just left the lefty s hand as defensive tackle Joey Ivie was bearing down. There was Alex McCalister to scoop up the ball and start racing for the far end zone. He would have made it too, had linebacker Jarrad Davis not tackled him, thus securing UF needed only to take a knee for seal the deal. BROADCAST INFORMATION - #UFvsUK SEC NETWORK Play-by-Play: Brent Musburger Analyst: Jesse Palmer Sideline: Maria Taylor Gator IMG Sports Network Play-by-Play: Mick Hubert Analyst: Lee McGriff Sideline: Brady Ackerman MATCHUP AT A GLANCE Overall: 48-17, UF Last 10 Meetings: 10-0, UF In Gainesville: 19-10, UF In Lexington: 27-4, UF At Neutral Sites: 2-3, UK FLORIDA (2-0, 0-0 SEC) Head Coach: Jim McElwain Record: overall (4th year) 2-0 at UF (1st year) Rankings: Not Ranked 2015 record: 2-0, 0-0 SEC KENTUCKY (2-0, 1-0 SEC) Head Coach: Mark Stoops Record: 9-17 overall (3rd year) 9-17 at UK (3rd year) Rankings: Not Ranked 2015 record: 2-0, 1-0 SEC 2015 SCHEDULE September (2-0) 5 NEW MEXICO STATE (SECN) W, EAST CAROLINA (ESPN2) W, at Kentucky* (SECN) 7:30 p.m. 26 TENNESSEE* October (0-0) 3 OLE MISS* 10 at Missouri* 17 at LSU* 24 Bye 31 vs. Georgia* (CBS) 3:30 p.m. November (0-0) 7 VANDERBILT* 14 at South Carolina* 21 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 28 FLORIDA STATE December 5 SEC Championship (Atlanta, Ga.) Home: 2-0 *SEC Games: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 Away: 0-0 Non-Conference: 2-0 FOOTBALL COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS Steve McClain Senior Associate Athletics Director SteveM@gators.ufl.edu // Head Coach Interviews Dan Apple Assistant Director DanielA@gators.ufl.edu // Player Interviews Will Pantages Assistant Director WillP@gators.ufl.edu // Interviews & Game // #GoGators

2 QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Gainesville, Fla. Enrollment: 49,042 President: Dr. Kent Fuchs Athletics Director: Jeremy Foley Conference: Southeastern Conference Nickname: Gators Colors: Orange (PMS 172) & Blue (PMS 287) Stadium (Capacity): Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (88,548) Surface: Grass Press Box Number: (352) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Jim McElwain (Eastern Washington, 1983) Defensive Backs: Kirk Callahan (UCF, 2008) Defensive Coordinator: Geoff Collins (Western Carolina, 1994) Wide Receivers: Kerry Dixon II (Hampton, 2004) Tight Ends/Special Teams Coordinator: Greg Nord (Kentucky, 1980) Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks: Doug Nussmeier (Idaho, 1994) Defensive Line: Chris Rumph (South Carolina, 1994) Associate Head Coach/Co-Coordinator/Linebackers: Randy Shannon (Miami, 1989) Running Backs: Tim Skipper (Fresno State, 2001) Offensive Line: Mike Summers (Georgetown, 1978) Director of Strength & Conditioning: Mike Kent (Fairmont State, 1982) FOOTBALL HISTORY All-Time Record: (109 years) 2015 Record: 2-0 (0-0 SEC) First Season of Football: 1906 Bowl Games: 41 (21-20) National Championships: 3 ( 96, 06, 08) SEC Championships: 8 ( 91, 93, 94, 95, 96, 00, 06, 08) 2015 GATOR CAPSULE Offense: Multiple Defense: Multiple LETTERWINNERS Returning: Lost: Offense: Defense: 22 8 Specialty: 1 4 TOTAL: STARTERS Returning: Lost: Offense: 4 7 Defense: 7 4 Specialty: 1 1 TOTAL: YOUNG GATORS This year s Gator team is comprised of 54 freshmen, 25 sophomores, 22 juniors and 14 seniors. When fall camp started, Florida only had six seniors on scholarship, marking the fewest on a UF squad since Fewest Scholarship Seniors (UF - since 1951) , , Through two games, UF has played 10 true freshmen and 12 redshirt freshmen. In the season opener against NMSU, 25 of the 63 players (39.6%) that saw action were newcomers to the program. FIRST-YEAR COACHES AT UF There have been 25 head football coaches at the University of Florida s 109 seasons of football. In their first full season as a head coach, 15 of UF s coaches finished with a winning record, two finished at even.500 and four coaches had losing records. Gary Darnell, Charlie Strong and D.J. Durking did not coach a full season. Notable First Seasons for UF Head Coaches Florida First-year Coach Superlatives G.E. Pyle Most Wins: 9 (Meyer, Spurrier, Hall*, Graves) J.A. VanFleet Best Win Pct.: 8-1,.888 (Bachman, 1928) Tom Sebring SEC Wins: 6 (Zook, 2002; Spurrier, 1990) Charles Bachman Most Points Scored: 73 (Bachman, 1928 vs. Mercer) Ray Graves Number of Shoutouts: 4 (Graves, 1960) Galen Hall (first full season) Steve Spurrier Urban Meyer Entering 2015, there have been 67 first-year coaches in the SEC since Of those, over half (34) have finished their inaugural season with a sub-.500 mark. The cumulative record for those 67 coaches is (.492). The average record of the 67 coaches in their inaugural seasons is 5.7 wins against 5.8 losses. CROSSING PATHS Kentucky has 16 players on their roster from the state of Florida. UF has one player from Kentucky (redshirt sophomore DB Garrett Stephens). Kentucky s head coach Mark Stoops and Florida s associate head coach Randy Shannon each coached at Miami during the seasons. Stoops coached defensive backs while Shannon worked as a defensive coordinator. UF s Shannon also coached alongside Kentucky s D.J. Eliot during the 2002 season at Miami. Eliot served as a graduate assistant at the time. Florida s defensive backs coach Kirk Callahan and Kentucky s cornerbacks coach Derrick Ansley s paths crossed at UCF during Ansley s three-month stint there in Both worked with the defensive backs. Florida head coach Jim McElwain also crossed paths with Ansley during the 2010 and 2011 seasons while at Alabama. McElwain was an OC/Quarterbacks coach and Ansley was a defensive graduate assistant. McElwain and Stoops faced off once before when the current Florida HC was Montana State s offensive coordinator and the current UK HC was the defensive backs coach at Wyoming. Wyoming won the 1998 contest, SERIES HISTORY & LAST MATCHUP Series History Florida 48, Kentucky UF holds the series edge over UK, 48-17, and has not lost to the Wildcats since The streak of 28 straight wins is the longest active Division I winning streak against a single opponent and is currently tied for fifth among consecutive wins over an opponent in an uninterrupted series (see page 1) Florida 36, Kentucky 30 (Gainesville) -- Tailback Matt Jones plowed into the end zone from 1 yard run for the gameclinching score out in the third overtime, as the Gators survived a monumental scare from Wildcats with a victory that marked the longest game in UF football history. The win, UF s 28th straight in the series dating to 1986, appeared in doubt several times -- including the first overtime -- but the Gators did just enough to get out of their home field alive in the Southeastern Conference opener for both teams.

3 WEEKLY MEDIA SCHEDULE 30 Sunday No Media Availability 31 Monday 11:45 a.m. Coach McElwain Press Conference & Player Interviews (3rd Floor Press Box Lobby) 5 p.m. UF Football w/jim McElwain (Sun Sports) 1 Tuesday Post-Practice Player interviews (3rd Floor Press Box Lobby) 2 Wednesday 11:20 a.m. Coach McElwain on SEC Teleconference Noon Asst. Coach interview (3rd Floor Press Box Lobby) Post-Practice Coach McElwain (3rd Floor Press Box Lobby) 3 Thursday No Media Availability Gator Talk with Jim McElwain (6-7 p.m., Piesanos) 4 Friday No Media Availability 5 Saturday Post-Game Coach McElwain and select players available for interviews COACH McELWAIN INTERVIEWS Please coordinate all requests for telephone and personal interviews with Coach McElwain through Steve McClain in the Communications Office. Coach McElwain is available on Monday (weekly press conference at noon), and Wednesday (SEC Teleconference at 11:20 a.m. ET) after practice. Contact the SEC Office at (205) for phone number and passcode). Coach McElwain will also host the Gator Talk with Jim McElwain show on 9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/29, 11/5. 11/12 and 11/19 from 6-7 p.m. ET at Piesanos. Additionally, Florida Football with Jim McElwain airs on Mondays at 5 p.m. on Sun Sports throughout the regular season. PLAYER/ASSISTANT COACH INTERVIEWS All player interviews must be coordinated with Will Pantages in the Communications Office. Players will be available on Monday (at weekly press conference), Tuesday and Wednesday (in Press Box Lobby, after practice). The starting quarterback will only be available once during the week. Curently, freshmen are not available for interviews. All player interviews will conclude on Wednesday during game weeks. Telephone interviews should be booked at least one day in advance and are normally limited to those times reserved for the general interview sessions. The Communications Office will not give out home or cell phone numbers for any players and players may not be contacted directly by phone, text, or social media. Members of the media are not permitted in team areas. Team locker room, training room and strength complex are considered private work areas. These areas, as well as players housing (campus and off campus), are off-limits to media representatives. A position coach will be available to the media every Wednesday throughout the season. Those interviews will be held in the lobby of the third floor press deck of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. After Doug Nussmeier (offensive coordinator) and Geofff Collins (defensive coordinator) spoke at UF s media day, they are no longer availible for interviews until after the season. WEEKLY PRESS CONFERENCE Florida s weekly press conference will begin Monday, August 25, and will be held each Monday during the season except on the bye week (Oct. 26). Select players will address media representatives on the third floor press deck lobby in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium from 11 a.m. noon, with Coach McElwain scheduled as early as 11:45 a.m. For those who cannot attend weekly press conferences, video of the press conference will be posted online via GatorZone.com. Quotes from Coach McElwain will be available on the media-only website. XOS DIGITAL XCHANGE The Florida Athletics Department utilizes the XOS Digital XChange media exchange platform to post press conferences and interviews from Coach McElwain and selected players on game weeks.. The feeds begin August 25 and will run every Monday of game week throughout the season, with additional sound posted throughout the week. For more information about XOS Digital XChange and how to access the service, contact Jon Rubin (JonR@gators.ufl.edu). Please note that these feeds are intended solely for regularly-scheduled news programs or news organizations Internet websites. Organizations are limited to posting three (3) minutes of content per video. If any person or syndicator would like to use additional portions of this feed, please contact the UAA GatorVision Office at (352) , ext. 6629, for rights, permission and associated fees. In addition, utilizing station-filmed video from weekly press conferences and post-practice media opportunities is limited to three (3) minutes daily. MEDIA ONLY SITE For the most up-to-date media schedules and game week information, please utilize Florida s media-only website. Included on the site are: Weekly Media Schedule, Roster, Depth Chart, Season Stats, Press Releases, Media Guide, Credential Information, News Clippings, Press Conference Transcripts, UF Game Releases, Opponent Game Releases, SEC Weekly Releases, Flip Cards, Box Scores, Post-Game Quotes, Post-Game Notes and more. Media members can log on using the following information: Address: Username: press Password: 4g8rpress COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Phone: (352) ext Fax: (352) Website: www. GatorZone.com Steve McClain Senior Associate Athletics Director, Comm. HEAD COACH INTERVIEWS Office: (352) ext Mobile: (352) SteveM@gators.ufl.edu Dan Apple Assistant Communications Director ASSIST WITH INTERVIEWS, CONTENT MANAGER Office: (352) ext Mobile: (352) DanielA@gators.ufl.edu Will Pantages Assistant Communications Director PLAYER & ASSISTANT COACH INTERVIEWS, GAME RELEASE Office: (352) ext Mobile: (352) WillP@gators.ufl.edu Jennifer Wagner Communications Coordinator CREDENTIALS Office: (352) ext JenniferW@gators.ufl.edu INFORMATION SOURCES Website Public: Media Only: (username: press / password: 4g8rpress) Credential Requests Photos & Logos SECsports.com/media (Digital Image Studio) For specific UF requests, please Dan Apple Florida Football List To be added to the Gator Football list, Dustin Ciraco: DustinC@gators.ufl.edu SEC List To be added to the SEC Football list, Chuck Dunlap of the SEC Media Relations Office at cdunlap@sec.org Collegepressbox.com The official media website for SEC football.

4 AROUND THE SEC 2015 SEC STANDINGS Conf. Games All Games Eastern Division Florida Georgia Kentucky Missouri South Carolina Tennessee Vanderbilt Western Division Alabama Arkansas Auburn Ole Miss Mississippi St Texas A&M LSU LAST WEEK S SCHEDULE Saturday, Sept. 12 Jacksonville State 20, at Auburn 27 Georgia 31, at Vanderbilt, 14 Fresno State 21, at Ole Miss 73 Middle Tennessee 10, at Alabama 37 Toledo 16, at Arkansas 12 Oklahoma 31, at Tennessee 24 Missouri 27, at Arkansas State 20 Ball State 23, at Texas A&M 56 ECU 24, at Florida 31 Kentucky 26, at South Carolina 22 LSU 21, at Mississippi State 19 THIS WEEK S SCHEDULE Saturday, Sept. 19 Nevada at Texas A&M, 12 p.m. (SEC Network) UConn at Missouri, 12 p.m. (ESPN ESPN2 ESPNU) Auburn at LSU, 3:30 p.m. (CBS) Northwestern State at Mississippi State, 4 p.m. (SEC Network) Austin Peay at Vanderbilt, 4 p.m. (SEC Network SEC Network +) South Carolina at Georgia, 6 p.m. (ESPN) Texas Tech at Arkansas, 7 p.m. (ESPN2) Western Carolina at Tennessee, 7 p.m. (ESPNU) Florida at Kentucky, 7:30 p.m. (SEC Network) Ole Miss at Alabama, 9:15 p.m. (ESPN) All times listed Eastern GATORZONE ON SUN SPORTS In its 14th season this fall, GatorZone features all the latest news and information on Gator athletics. Join hosts Jeff Cardozo and Megan Parler every Wednesday at 5:30 pm on Sun Sports as they keep you up-to-date on all things Orange and Blue. Plus, enjoy in-depth coverage of your favorite Gator student-athletes and programs from UF s GatorVision staff, as we highlight their accomplishments both on and off the field. GatorZone - the awardwinning show for the Gator Nation. TRACKING THE OPPONENTS NEW MEXICO STATE (0-2, 0-1) 9/5 at Florida L, /12 Georgia State L, /19 UTEP 8 p.m. 9/26 bye 10/3 at New Mexico 8 p.m. 10/10 at Ole Miss 10/17 at Georgia Southern 6 p.m. 10/24 Troy 8 p.m. 10/31 Idaho 8 p.m. 11/7 at Texas State 11/14 bye 11/21 UL-Lafayette 11/28 Arkansas State 12/5 UL Monroe 3 p.m. EAST CAROLINA (1-1, 0-0) 9/5 Towson W, /12 at Florida L, /19 at Navy 3:30 p.m. 9/26 Virginia Tech 10/3 at SMU 10/10 at BYU 10/17 Tulsa 10/22 Temple 7 p.m. 10/30 at UConn 7 p.m. 11/7 at USF 11/14 bye 11/19 at UCF 7:30 p.m. 11/28 Cincinnati 12/5 bye KENTUCKY (2-0, 1-0) 9/5 LA-Lafayette W, /12 at South Carolina W, /19 Florida 7:30 p.m. 9/26 Missouri 10/3 Eastern Kentucky 10/10 bye 10/15 Auburn 7 p.m. 10/24 at Mississippi State 10/31 Tennessee 11/7 at Georgia 11/14 at Vanderbilt 11/21 Charlotte 11/28 Louisville TENNESSEE (1-1, 0-0) 9/5 Bowling Green W, /12 Oklahoma L, /19 Western Carolina 7 p.m. 9/26 at Florida 10/3 Arkansas 10/10 Georgia 10/17 bye 10/24 at Alabama 10/31 at Kentucky 11/7 South Carolina 11/14 North Texas 11/21 at Missouri 11/28 Vanderbilt COMBINED RECORD OF OPPONENTS: 14-9 (.609) OLE MISS (2-0, 0-0) 9/5 UT Martin W, /12 Fresno State W, /19 at Alabama 9:15 p.m. 9/26 Vanderbilt 10/3 at Florida 10/10 New Mexico State 10/17 at Memphis 10/24 Texas A&M 10/31 at Auburn 11/7 Arkansas 11/14 bye 11/21 LSU 11/28 at Mississippi State MISSOURI (2-0, 0-0) 9/5 SE Missouri State W, /12 at Arkansas State W, /19 UConn 12 p.m. 9/26 at Kentucky 10/3 South Carolina 10/10 Florida 10/17 at Georgia 10/24 at Vanderbilt 10/31 bye 11/5 Mississippi State 9 p.m. 11/14 BYU 11/21 Tennessee 11/27 at Arkansas 2:30 p.m. LSU (1-0, 1-0) 9/5 McNeese State Canceled 9/12 at Mississippi State W, /19 Auburn 3:30 p.m. 9/26 at Syracuse 10/3 Eastern Michigan 10/10 at South Carolina 10/17 Florida 10/24 Western Kentucky 10/31 bye 11/7 at Alabama 11/14 Arkansas 11/21 at Ole Miss 11/28 Texas A&M GEORGIA (2-0, 1-0) 9/5 UL Monroe W, /12 at Vanderbilt W, /19 South Carolina 6 p.m. 9/26 Southern 10/3 Alabama 10/10 at Tennessee 10/17 Missouri 10/24 bye 10/31 vs. Florida 3:30 p.m. 11/7 Kentucky 11/14 at Auburn 11/21 Georgia Southern 11/28 at Georgia Tech VANDERBILT (0-2, 0-1) 9/3 Western Kentucky L, /12 Georgia L, /19 Austin Peay 4 p.m. 9/26 at Ole Miss 10/3 at Middle Tennessee 7 p.m. 10/10 bye 10/17 at South Carolina 10/24 Missouri 10/31 at Houston 11/7 at Florida 11/14 Kentucky 11/21 Texas A&M 11/28 at Tennessee SOUTH CAROLINA (1-1, 0-1) 9/3 UNC W, /12 Kentucky L, /19 at Georgia 6 p.m. 9/26 UCF 10/3 at Missouri 10/10 LSU 10/17 Vanderbilt 10/24 bye 10/31 at Texas A&M 11/7 at Tennessee 11/14 Florida 11/21 The Citadel 11/28 Clemson FLORIDA ATLANTIC (0-2, 0-0) 9/5 at Tulsa L, /11 Miami (FL) L, /19 Buffalo 12 p.m. 9/26 at Charlotte 7 p.m. 10/3 bye 10/10 Rice 2:30 p.m. 10/17 Marshall 10/24 at UTEP 7 p.m. 10/31 FIU 3:30 p.m. 11/7 at Western Kentucky 11/14 Middle Tennessee 12 p.m. 11/21 at Florida 11/28 at Old Dominion 12 p.m. FLORIDA STATE (2-0, 0-0) 9/5 Texas State W, /12 USF W, /18 at Boston College 8 p.m. 9/26 bye 10/3 at Wake Forest 10/10 Miami (FL) 10/17 Louisville 10/24 at Georgia Tech 10/31 Syracuse 11/7 at Clemson 11/14 NC State 11/21 Chattanooga 11/28 at Florida

5 STAT COMPARISON Florida Stats INDIVIDUAL STAT LEADERS Rank (NCAA/SEC) 61/8 28/3 11/2 31/4 18/3 3/1 87/11 55/8 24/3 43/6 39/5 78/11 27/5 40/7 38/5 29/4 46/7 RUSHING Florida G Att Yds Avg TD YPG Taylor Cronkrite UK G Att Yds Avg TD YPG Williams Kemp PASSING Florida C-A-I Pct Yds TD YPG Rate Grier Harris UK C-A-I Pct Yds TD YPG Rate Towles RECEIVING Florida G Rec Yds Avg TD YPG Robinson Goolsby UK G Rec Yds Avg TD YPG Johnson Badet DEFENSE Florida UT-AT-TT TFL Sk QBH Int PBU FF-FR Davis Tabor UK UT-AT-TT TFL Sk QBH Int PBU FF-FR Forrest Henderson Rushing Offense Passing Offense Pass Eff. Total Offense Scoring Offense Rushing Defense Pass Defense Pass Eff. Defense Total Defense Scoring Defense Net Punting Punt Returns Kickoff Returns Turnover Margin Sacks Tackles for Loss Sacks Allowed SITUATIONAL RECORDS Kentucky Stats Rank (NCAA/SEC) 64/9 73/9 78/7 68/8 56/7 110/14 82/10 53/7 103/13 81/13 61/8 22/5 20/4 15/2 55/8 102/10 71/ Since 1990 Opponent scores < Rushing for 150+ yards Rushing for < 150 yards Rushing for 100+ yards Rushing for < 100 yards Opp. rushes for < 100 yards Player rushes for 100+ yards Out-rushing opponent Out-rushed by opponent Scoring first Opponent scores first Leading at the half Tied or Trailing at the half Blocking a punt Playing in the state of Florida Playing in Gainesville Playing in Jacksonville Playing in Miami Playing in Tallahassee Opp. is unranked at game time Opp. is ranked at game time DID YOU KNOW?? THE GATORS HAVE HELD ITS FIRST TWO OPPONENTS TO A COMBINED 51 YARDS OF RUSHING. THE LAST TIME UF HELD ITS FOES TO THAT TOTAL OR LOWER WAS THE 2006 SEASON, WHEN TENNESSEE AND UCF TALLIED JUST 10 YARDS IN WEEKS TWO AND THREE OF THE SEASON. ON THIS DATE: SEPT. 19, 2009 FLORIDA 23, TENNESSEE 13 (Gainesvillee, Fla.) -- The Gators downed the Volunteers in week three of the 2009 season, Florida moved to 3-0 that afternoon on its way to a perfect 12-0 regular season mark. POLLS (WEEK 3) ASSOCIATED PRESS Rk. School Record 1. Ohio State (59) Alabama TCU Michigan State (2) Baylor USC Georgia Notre Dame Florida State UCLA Clemson Oregon LSU Georgia Tech Ole Miss Oklahoma Texas A&M Auburn BYU Arizona Utah Missouri Northwestern Wisconsin Oklahoma State 2-0 USA TODAY/AMWAY COACHES Rk. School Record 1. Ohio State (62) Alabama (1) TCU Michigan State Baylor Florida State USC Georgia Clemson Notre Dame Ole Miss UCLA Oregon LSU Auburn Georgia Tech Oklahoma Texas A&M Arizona Missouri Utah BYU Wisconsin Northwestern Oklahoma State 2-0 (First-place votes) Bold indicates UF opponent

6 UNOFFICIAL DEPTH CHART OFFENSE WR 5 Ahmad Fulwood JR 11 Demarcus Robinson JR 85 Chris Thompson JR LT 78 David Sharpe SO 73 Martez Ivey FR TE 83 Jake McGee R-SR 80 C yontai Lewis R-FR 30 DeAndre Goolsby SO LG 63 Trip Thurman R-SR 52 Travaris Dorsey R-FR C 54 Cam Dillard R-SO 64 Tyler Jordan FR QB RG 51 Antonio Riles R-SO 77 Andrew Mike R-FR RB 7 Will Grier R-FR -or- 3 Treon Harris SO 25 Jordan Scarlett FR -or- 32 Jordan Cronkrite FR 21 Kelvin Taylor JR RT 75 Mason Halter R-SR 74 Fred Johnson FR WR 4 Brandon Powell SO 89 Alvin Bailey R-SO WR 81 Antonio Callaway FR 10 Valdez Showers R-SR 18 C.J. Worton SO DEFENSE CB 1 Vernon Hargreaves III JR 15 Deiondre Porter R-FR DE 90 Jon Bullard SR 96 Cece Jefferson FR NT 91 Joey Ivie JR 93 Taven Bryan R-FR -or- 54 Khairi Clark R-FR DT 57 Caleb Brantley R-SO 17 Jordan Sherit R-SO RUSH 94 Bryan Cox, Jr R-JR 14 Alex McCalister R-JR CB 6 Quincy Wilson SO -or- 31 Jalen Tabor SO NICKEL 24 Brian Poole SR 7 Duke Dawson SO SLB 34 Alex Anzalone JR -or- 23 Jeremi Powell R-JR MLB 3 Antonio Morrison SR 34 Alex Anzalone JR WLB 40 Jarrad Davis JR 13 Daniel McMillian JR SAFETY 42 Keanu Neal JR 26 Marcell Harris R-SO SAFETY 20 Marcus Maye R-JR 8 Nick Washington R-SO SPECIAL TEAMS K 16 Austin Hardin R-JR 98 Jorge Powell R-FR P 19 Johnny Townsend R-SO 16 Austin Hardin R-JR KOR 4 Brandon Powell SO 81 Antonio Callaway FR PR 81 Antonio Callaway FR 4 Brandon Powell SO LS 41 Ryan Farr FR -or- 47 Jonathan Haney R-JR H 19 Johnny Townsend R-SO 22 Case Harrison R-SO

7 FLORIDA S OFFENSE Through two games, the Gators rank fourth in the SEC total offense (489.5 total yards per game) and third in scoring offense (46.0 points per game). For the seventh time in the last 11 seasons, Florida has scored at least 30 points and won each of its first two games. The Gators are converting 50 percent (14-of-28) of their third downs this season, a mark that is tied for third among SEC teams. Florida amassed over 600 total yards and scored eight offensive touchdowns against New Mexico State, marking the first time since Sept. 12, 2009 vs. Troy it reached both of those marks. The Gators 61 points in the season-opening win over NMSU were the most ever scored in a Florida head coach s debut. Five different Gators (JORDAN CRONKRITE, WILL GRIER, C YONTAI LEWIS, JORDAN SCARLETT, C.J. WORTON) scored their first career touchdowns in their win over the Aggies. Lewis became the first Gator since Ike Hilliard in 1994 to record two TD catches in his first-career game. Five of Florida s eight touchdown drives versus New Mexico State were over 60 yards, including an 8-play, 89-yard drive that would ve been its third-longest scoring drive of the 2014 season. Florida coverted 10 of its 15 third downs against the Aggies, achieving its highest percentage (66.7%) since it went (70.6%) against Kentucky on Sep. 22, The Gators were a perfect 8-for-8 in the red zone against New Mexico State, marking the first time since Sept. 8, 2007 (Troy) that UF had a 100-percent conversion rate when the Gators made at least eight trips into the red zone. Below is a comparison of Florida s offensive output the last four years against Doug Nussmeier s Washington (2011), Alabama ( ) and Michigan (2014) offenses: Florida First Downs Rushing Passing Total Offense 2011: : : Nussmeier First Downs Rushing Passing Total Offense 2011: : : When winning or tying the turnover battle, the Gators are 28-6 overall since When losing the turnover battle, UF is 3-15 during that span. Florida TO Margin ( ) In 180 Wins +144 In 64 Losses -65 OFFENSIVE LINE UF s offensive line is now in its second season season under position coach MIKE SUMMERS, the only holdover from Will Muschamp s staff. Paving the way for a productive rushing attack in 2014 was Florida s offensive line, as it improved immensely during Summers first season in Gainesville. UF allowed just 17 sacks in its 12 games, which was the fourth fewest in the SEC and tied for 22nd fewest in the country. Florida returned the fewest combined starts (10) on its offensive line in the SEC, and third-fewest in the nation. Only Florida State (9) and Toldeo (4) returned less. RUSHING Junior running back KELVIN TAYLOR scored a rushing touchdown against NMSU and ECU, marking the third time in his career he s scored in consecutive games. Taylor is one of 12 SEC running backs with at least two rushing touchdowns this year. Four different Gators (JORDAN CRONKRITE, WILL GRIER, JORDAN SCARLETT, Taylor) scored a rushing touchdown against New Mexico State, marking the first time that s occurred since Nov. 20, 2010 versus Appalachian State. Since 2011, UF has rushed for 200 or more yards 17 times. Team Rushing Leaders (SEC - Since 2008) Rank Team Team Avg. Net yards 1. Texas A&M 5.3 7, Alabama , Auburn ,816 T-4. FLORIDA ,203 Georgia ,812 Missouri 4.7 7,720 Redshirt freshman WILL GRIER s 38-yard run against New Mexico State was the longest by a Gator quarterback since Jeff Driskel s 70-yard touchdown run against Vanderbilt on Oct. 13, 2012 Sophomore quarterback TREON HARRIS rushed for 111 yards against South Carolina last season, becoming the third Gator QB since 1996 to crack the century mark on the ground (Tim Tebow, 5 times; Jeff Driskel, 1 time). PASSING Florida leads the SEC and ranks 11th in FBS in completion percentage (73.0), in addition to ranking second in the SEC and 11th in the FBS in pass efficiency (179.8). The Gators are also third in the SEC in passing offense (294.5 yards per game). Florida has thrown 27 passes in 64 first down plays (42.2 percent), averaging 10.7 yards per attempt (289 total passing yards). The Gators have thrown for at least 200 yards in back to back games (NMSU, ECU) for just the third time in the last four seasons. With a pair of touchdown passes in each of Florida s first two games, redshirt freshman WILL GRIER became the first Gator quarterback since John Brantley (Sept. 4 & Sept. 11, 2010) to throw multiple touchdown passes in consecutive games. Grier and sophomore quarterback TREON HARRIS combined for the team s first 375-yard, four-touchdown, zero-interception passing performance since Sept. 29, 2001 against Mississippi State in the win against NMSU. The Gators 384 passing yards against the Aggies marked the fourth time since 2003 they finished a game with at least 375 passing yards. Redshirt freshman WILL GRIER became the eighth Gator quarterback since 1996 to throw for two touchdowns and rush for a touchdown when he did so against NMSU. RECEIVING Gator tight ends rank second in the SEC in receiving yards (200) and lead the conference in receiving touchdowns (three). Tight End Receiving Leaders (SEC ) Rank Team Yards TD 1. Arkansas FLORIDA Alabama Vanderbilt Mississippi State 89 1 Of the 14 players who caught a pass against New Mexico State, 10 had multiple receptions -- which, in game-bygame records dating back to 1946, is the first time that has happened. It was also the first time since Sept. 8, 2001 (Louisiana- Monroe) the Gators had 14 players with a catch. Junior DEMARCUS ROBINSON ranks fifth among SEC wide receivers with 5.5 receptions per game this season. Florida s tight ends account for 23.9 percent (11) of the team s 46 receptions this season. Gator tight ends have combined for 100 yards in each of the first two games, marking the first time since Sept. 5 and Sept. 12, 2009 they ve totaled at least 100 yards in consecutive games. Sophomore DeANDRE GOOLSBY is one of four SEC tight ends since 2013 (and only the fourth Gator tight end since 1996) to finish a game with 90+ yards and a receiving touchdown. Florida tight ends have caught three touchdowns this year, matching their 2014 season total. For the first time since 2013, Florida s tight ends recorded a touchdown reception in consecutive games (NMSU, ECU). Against New Mexico State, Florida s tight ends (DeANDRE GOOLSBY, C YONTAI LEWIS, JAKE McGEE) combined for 100 receiving yards and 2 recieiving touchdowns for the first time since Nov. 17, 2007 versus Florida Atlantic. Junior KELVIN TAYLOR s 43-yard reception against New Mexico State was the longest by a Gator running back since MARK HERNDON s 78-yard touchdown reception versus Eastern Michigan on Sept. 6, 2014.

8 FLORIDA S DEFENSE The Gators have a new defensive coordinator in GEOFF COLLINS, who joined the UF staff after being a nominee for the Broyles Award (given annually to the nation s top assistant coach) while he was at Mississippi State. Despite the new name leading the defense, UF will look to have similar success. Following ECU s opening drive (8 plays, 75 yards), Florida s defense allowed just 48 total yards, three first downs (with one coming via penalty) and forced one turnover on a fumble the rest of the first half -- the Pirates averaged just 1.85 yards per play during that stretch. MARCUS MAYE s forced fumble in the second quarter against the Pirates was the third of his career -- BRIAN POOLE s fumble recovery on the same play was the second of his career. JOEY IVIE recorded the first multi-sack game of his career vs. East Carolina by notching his second, third and fourth sacks as a Gator. The Florida defense ranks tied for ninth nationally in passes defended (13 total). UF remains among college football s Top-25 defenses in total yards allowed per game (266.5). The Gators rank third in the SEC and 25th nationally. Florida s rush defense (25.5 ypg.) ranks first in the SEC and third nationally. UF has allowed 51 yards in the span of two games. UF currently ranks tied for fourth in the SEC in total plays allowed (131). Florida s defense led the SEC in total yards allowed during week one of college football, holding NMSU to a total of 200 yards on Sept. 5. UF held the NMSU offense to just eight first downs. It was the fewest allowed by an SEC school and tied-fourth nationally. In the season opener, UF offense had possession of the ball for 37 minutes and 56 seconds -- the largest total time of possession by an SEC school and sixth-highest nationally. UF s defense led the SEC and tied-fifth nationally in third down conversions, limiting NMSU to one conversion on 12 attempts (8.33 %). In 2014, UF ranked 15th in the country and third in the SEC in total defense, allowing yards per game. In addition, Florida ranked fifth in the nation, allowing 4.55 yards per play. The Gators were the only team in the country to have held an opponent to 150 yards or less of total offense three times in Four other schools accomplished the feat twice. Opponents averaged 5.1 plays per drive in 2014, which is the lowest total allowed by a Florida defense since 2011 when opponent s ran 5.06 plays per drive. Of the 170 drives run against UF in 2014, the Gators forced 69 three-and-outs (40.5 percent). Florida opponents averaged 18.0 first downs per game last season, which ranked tied for 18th-fewest in the nation and fourth in the conference. UF forced 15 turnovers in its first four games of the 2014 season (7 INT, 8 FR). It is the most turnovers by a UF defense through its first four games since the 1996 season when the Gators forced 15 turnovers (9 INT, 6 FR). Most Turnovers in a Four Game Stretch 2014 vs. EMU vs. UK at UA at UT 5 (1INT, 4FR) 3 (3INT) 4 (1INT, 3FR) 3 (2INT, 1FR) 1996 vs. UL-LAF vs. GA-SO at UT vs. UK 6 (4INT, 2FR) 2 (2FR) 6 (4INT, 2FR) 1 (INT) No SEC defense has forced more turnovers than the Gators since the 2000 season. Turnovers Forced (SEC - Since 2000) 1. FLORIDA LSU The Gators consistently emphasize that creating turnovers is a huge key for the team s success. When winning or tying the turnover battle, the Gators are 28-6 overall since When losing the turnover battle, UF is 3-15 in the same span. UF is tied for the 4th most non-offensive touchdowns in the country since Most non-offensive TD since 2010, national leaders 1. Oregon Okla. State Utah T4. FLORIDA...27 T4. Houston Arizona State TCU Toledo T9. Fresno State T9. Kansas St LSU PASS DEFENSE JALEN TABOR hauled in a 39-yard interception return for touchdown in the third quarter against ECU. It was his second career interception and first career touchdown. Before Tabor, Florida s last interception return touchdown also came against East Carolina last January (Brian Poole 2015 Birmingham Bowl). The Gators now have 20 interception return touchdowns since 2008 tied with TCU for the most during that span. Tabor s pick marked Florida s fourth consecutive game with an interception. Florida s secondary limited NMSU to 128 yards through the air -- the second fewest allowed by an SEC school in week one. VERNON HARGREAVES III returned a third-quarter interception 43 yards against NMSU. It was his first interception on the season, the longest return of his career and the second longest return among SEC players during week one. Dating back to 1996, opponents have averaged under 200 yards passing per game (194.7) against Florida, eighthbest in the nation. Since 2011, the Gator defense surrendered 125 passing yards or less 13 times (25.5 percent of the games during that span). In 2014, UF held opponents to 125 passing yards or less five times (41.6 percent of the games). Florida allowed less than 64 passing yards to an opponent three times a season ago. vs. EMU vs. Mizzou vs. East Kentucky 45 yards (9-21, INT) 20 yards (6-18, INT) 63 yards (14-29) UF was one of two teams in the country a season ago to hold an opponent to less than 64 passing yards in three games last season (San Jose State). Since 2011, the Gators allowed 10 or fewer completions in a game 11 times. Florida ranked 10th in the country and second in the SEC in 2014 with 62 pass breakups, while its 6.5 passes defended per game was the fourth-best average in the nation. Since the start of the 2012 season, Florida s 35 passing touchdowns allowed is the sixth-lowest total in the nation, and opposing quarterbacks total a rating of 103.8, which is the third-lowest. Since the start of the 2008 season, the Gators rank tied for first in the nation in interceptions returned for touchdowns (20) and first in interception return yards (2,080), while ranking fourth in interceptions (124). Interception Totals Since 2008 Total INTs INT Return TD INT Return Yds Boise St FLORIDA - 20 FLORIDA - 2,080 Ohio St TCU - 20 OREGON - 2,052 Oregon Arizona St FLORIDA In 2014, Florida s pass rush brought the most heat since the 2009 Gator squad. UF put pressure on opposing quarterbacks all season and had the most hurries (68) in a season dating back to 2004, while averaging 2.5 sacks per game, the most since the 2009 defense. Year Sacks Sacks/Gm Hurries FF

9 BY THE NUMBERS : UF held ECU to -13 yards rushing, marking the fewest surrendered by the Gators since Sept. 12, 1998 against ULM (-36). UF committed just one penalty against NMSU, which was UF had in a game since the Gators played FSU on Dec. 3, UF defeated ECU for second time in same calendar year on Sept. 12. Last time Florida did that? Auburn in Gator tight ends have three touchdowns this season, matching their total for the entire 2014 campaign. Aside from grad transfers and former walk-ons, UF started fall camp with only six seniors on scholarship. Florida had 10 players catch at least two passes against NMSU, which is the first time that happened since at least Jim McElwain quarterbacks have a 10:1 TD:INT ratio from (Total: 70 TD - 7 INT) UF passes the ball 42.2% of the time on first down. On those plays, UF is averaging 10.7 yards per attempt. The Gators had 14 players record at least one reception against NMSU for the first time since Sept. 8, 2001 vs. ULM. Florida s defense forced a turnover on 18 percent of its opponents possessions a season ago, which led the SEC. The Gators have 20 interception return touchdowns since 2008 tied with TCU for the most during that span. Since 2000, 23 true freshman offensive lineman have played in 139 games and made 24 starts. Through week two, 23.9% of Florida s quarterbacks passes have been caught by tight ends. The Gators rank third in the nation and first in the SEC in rushing defense, as UF is allowing an average of 25.5 ypg. With Nebraska s loss to BYU in week one, UF now has longestactive opening day winning streak in the country at 26 games. Florida ranks 20th in the country and third in the SEC in third down conversion percentage at 50%. The Gators 61 points against NMSU marked the highest total in a UF head coach debut. A freshman quarterback (true or redshirt) has started 70 games for the Gators. Florida is in those games. UF s tight ends combined for 100 yards in consecutive games (NMSU, ECU) for the first time since 2009 (Troy, Charleston So.) UF lost 4,173 snaps along the o-line while returning only 188. In addition, UF returned just 10 combined starts on its o-line from a season ago. Only FSU (9) and Toldeo (4) returned less. FLORIDA S DEFENSE CONTINUED & SPECIAL TEAMS RUSH DEFENSE The Gators have held their 2015 opponents to a combined 51 rushing yards through the first two weeks of the season. The last time UF held back-to-back opponents to a combined 51 rushing yards or less was in 2006 when Florida held UCF to 21 yards on Sept. 9, and Tennessee to -11 yards on Sept. 16. Florida s defense held ECU to -13 rushing yards on Sept. 12 (22 attempts/-.06 ypr). It is currently the fewest rushing yards allowed by an SEC school during the 2015 season. ECU s -13 rushing yards is the fourth fewest yards allowed in UF history and the least since UF held UL-Monroe to -36 rushing yards on Sept. 12, The fewest rushing yards UF has allowed was against Arkansas on Sept. 4, 1997 (-56 yards). UF boasted the nation s 13th-ranked rush defense, allowing yards per game in The Gators allowed just 10 rushing touchdowns a season ago, tied for fifth-fewest in the nation. Florida finished the 2014 campaign tied for first in the SEC and eighth in the country holding opponents to 3.17 yards per rush. The Gators led the SEC and ranked eighth in the nation in rushing yards allowed (1,394) in In addition, UF s rush defense allowed only 45 runs of 10-plus yards this season, a mark that ranked tied for ninth in the country and second in the SEC. The Gators allowed less than 100 yards rushing in seven of their 12 games last season. Since 2011, the Gators held opponents to under 100 yards rushing 21 times. In 2014, the Gators notched 87 tackle-for-loss, resulting in 363 negative yards. Its 7.25 TFL/game is the best rate since UF averaged 7.69 TFL/game in Since 1996, opponents have averaged under 200 yards passing per game (194.1) against Florida, 24th-best in the nation. Since 2011, the Gator defense surrendered 125 passing yards or less 13 times (26.5 percent of the games during that span). PUNTING Redshirt sophomore JOHNNY TOWNSEND has tallied six punts for an average of 42.7 yards through two weeks, which ranks fifth in the conference in net punting. Townsend has place one punt inside the 20 and has two punts of over 50 yards. In 2013, Townsend led the punting duties beginning with the game at Missouri, averaging 45.6 yards over 8 punts, with a Gator season-best boot of 61 yards and a pair of touchbacks. His 45.6 average at Missouri is seventh-best in school history for a single game (min. 7 punts). KICKING AUSTIN HARDIN is now 3-for-5 on field goal attempts against after going 1-for-3 against East Carolina. His made field goal (37 yards) in the first quarter against ECU marked his sixth consecutive make from inside of 40 yards. Hardin opened the scoring for Florida at FSU in 2014 with a career-long 52-yard field goal, which ranked third-longest in the SEC last season. Hardin, the KOS for the Gators, has tallied 13 touchbacks in his 16 kickoffs through two weeks, which ranks tied for fifth in the nation. RETURN GAME ANTONIO CALLAWAY has returned three punts for the Gators through two weeks, while VERNON HARGREAVES III, who missed the ECU game, has just one return for 11 yards. BRANDON POWELL has returned four kickoffs for UF and tallied an average of 25.5 yards with a long of 39. Florida ended the 2014 season ranked 17th in the nation and third in the conference with 12.0 yards per punt return. UF s 7 kick returns for scores since 2009 is tied for the ninth-best total in the nation and the Gators six KOR in the last four years is tied for sixth-best. Florida has returned either a kickoff or punt for a touchdown for 10-straight seasons dating back to 2005, with 11 total punt return touchdowns during that span (including blocked punts). Consecutive Years of Returning a Kickoff/Punt for a Touchdown 1. FLORIDA...10 Oklahoma State Kansas State Ole Miss COVERAGE UNITS The Gators have allowed just two punt returns for a total 15 yards through two weeks. BLOCKED KICKS Since 2011, Florida has blocked 13 kicks in 46 games, including 6 in 2012 (4 FG, 1 extra point, 1 punt). GAME-WINNING FIELD GOALS IN UF HISTORY (2:30 or less remaining in the game) Name Date Opp. Distance Time Final Chas Henry 10/30/10 Georgia 37 OT Caleb Sturgis 10/17/09 Arkansas 27 : Matt Leach 11/1/03 Georgia 33 : Arden Czyzewski 10/7/89 LSU 41 : Brian Clark 11/15/80 Kentucky 34 N/A Wayne Barfield 11/11/67 Georgia 31 N/A Steve Spurrier 10/29/66 Auburn 40 2: Bob Lyle 9/26/64 Miss. State 41 :

10 GATORS IN THE SWAMP ON THE FIELD Florida s.851 (137-24) winning percentage at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field since 1990 is No. 3 in the nation. Best Home Winning Percentage (nation - since 1990) 1. Nebraska Florida State FLORIDA Kansas State Texas A&M Here is how the Gators record breaks down at home since 1990: Overall SEC SEC East SEC West Non-Conference Top-25 Teams Top-10 Teams Top-5 Teams Unranked Teams At Night (6 p.m. or later) Since 1990, Florida has outscored its opponents by a combined 6,241 to 2,525 at home, putting the average outcome at 38.8 to 15.7 in favor of the Gators and making the average outcome a 23.1-point win. The Gators had two significant winning streaks at The Swamp in the 1990s: a 23-game streak from and a 30-game streak from In 153 home games from , UF has scored 31 or more points 105 times and held its opponent to 14 or less points 89 times. With a 7-0 performance in The Swamp in 2012, the Gators matched the 2006 and 2009 squads in finishing with the most wins at home in a season. IN THE STANDS Florida drew 90,227 fans for the head coach Jim McElwain s debut against New Mexico State, which was the largest opening-day crowd since UF sold-out its student season tickets for the entire 2014 season prior to the ECU game. Florida broke its single-game attendance record in 2009, drawing 90,907 to The Swamp for the Nov. 28 showdown against Florida State. It marked the largest crowd ever to watch a football game in the state of Florida. The state has hosted 14 Super Bowls, three BCS national title games and has featured 18 bowl games that included a team that went on to win at least a share of the national title. The crowd of 90,888 for the UF-Alabama game on Oct. 1, 2011, was the second-highest single-game total in school history and the most since 90,885 watched the Orange and Blue face South Carolina on Nov. 13, UF set a school attendance record during the 2009 season, averaging 90,635 per game, which ranked ninth in the nation. That broke the previous standard, set in 2008 when the Gators averaged 90,544. The largest crowd for a home opener at The Swamp was 90,707 in UF s 2005 win over Wyoming in Urban Meyer s first game as head coach of the Gators. The 2009 opener (90,621) was the second-largest. TITLE CENTRAL Florida is one of three schools to win three outright national titles since The 2006 and 2008 championships were won in the BCS National Championship Game, and Florida was the unanimous pick in all four major polls in NATIONAL TITLES (SINCE 1990) Team Years Titles Alabama 1992, 2009, 2011, FLORIDA 1996, 2006, Florida State 1993, 1999, Nebraska 1994, 1995, 1997* 3 LSU 2003*, Miami (Fla.) 1991*, Ohio State 2002, Southern Cal 2003*, *Split title SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME WINS FLORIDA 7 Alabama 5 LSU 4 Auburn 3 Georgia/Tennessee 2 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCES FLORIDA 10 Alabama 9 Georgia/LSU/Tennessee 5 Auburn 5 Arkansas 3 Missouri 2 Ole Miss/South Carolina 1 COLLEGE LEADERS SINCE 1990 WINS 1. Ohio State FLORIDA Nebraska Florida State Boise State 235 TOP-10 FINISHES (AP POLL) 1. Florida State FLORIDA Michigan 8 3. Nebraska 8 5. Tennessee 7 TOP-10 FINISHES (AP POLL) 1. FLORIDA Florida State Michigan Tennessee Miami (FL) Penn State Nebraska 10

11 HEAD COACH JIM McELWAIN Athletics director Jeremy Foley announced Jim McElwain as the 25th head coach of the Florida football program on December 4, In his third season at Colorado State, McElwain was named the 2014 Mountain West Coach of the Year and the AFCA Region 5 Coach of the Year after he led the Rams to a 10-2 record with a bowl appearance. McElwain, a 30-year coaching veteran, spent the seasons as offensive coordinator at Alabama, where he played a key role in leading the Crimson Tide to two BCS national championships (2009 and 11). It s an honor to be a part of the one of most powerful brands in college athletics in the Florida Gators, said McElwain. I m humbled, yet very excited about the tremendous opportunity that Dr. Machen and Jeremy Foley have afforded me and my family. I can t tell you how eager I am to get to Gainesville to set a course for who we are going to be and what we will be all about. Coach McElwain was someone we targeted from the beginning of the search, said Foley. The more we worked through the process and did our due diligence, coupled with our meeting and conversations with him and those around him, it was obvious he is the right person to lead the Florida Gator football program. COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS Took over a struggling CSU program and turned it around in just three seasons. The Rams had not had back-to-back winning seasons since and had won just three games each of the three years prior to McElwain s arrival. After going 4-8 in his first season in Fort Collins, CSU won eight games in 2013, its most wins in 12 seasons, including a victory in the New Mexico Bowl over Washington State. The Rams offense arguably was the best in school history in 2014, as quarterback Garrett Grayson, wide receiver Rashard Higgins and running back Dee Hart led an explosive attack. Grayson, the Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year, ranked among the nation s passing leaders with 4,006 yards, 32 touchdowns and a passer rating. Higgins, a Biletnikoff Award finalist, led the nation with receiving yards per game and 17 touchdowns. Hart rushed for 1,275 yards with 16 touchdowns on the ground. Through 12 games in the regular season (McElwain did not coach the bowl game), CSU averaged a school-record yards per game (13th nationally) and averaged 7.2 yards per play (4th nationally). The Rams passing attack led the way with record-breaking numbers, averaging yards per game (7th nationally) and 9.2 yards per pass attempt (2nd nationally). They also ranked 25th in the nation scoring 35.9 points per game. The 2013 New Mexico Bowl win capped an 8-6 season that saw McElwain s team re-write the school s record book in several offensive categories, including new standards for single-season points scored (507) and yards per game (470.8). The 2013 Rams scored 50 or more points four times and topped the 500-yard mark for total offense eight times, both school records, and were the only team in Division I FBS to feature a 3,500-yard passer (Garrett Grayson, 3,696) and a 1,500-yard rusher (Kapri Bibbs, 1,741). Colorado State made the second-biggest improvement among FBS schools in scoring offense from 2012 to 2013 (from 100th to 22nd) behind Auburn (from 112th to 12th). The Rams year-toyear improvement in total offense was fourth-biggest in FBS (100th to 24th) behind Auburn (+104), Washington (+84) and Missouri (+80). In four seasons at Alabama, McElwain played a key role in the Tide compiling an overall record of 48-6, serving as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. His offense led the nation by committing only 57 turnovers in that period and sent two players to the Heisman Trophy ceremony in New York: 2009 winner Mark Ingram and 2011 finalist Trent Richardson. In 2011, Alabama led the SEC in rushing at yards per game (16th nationally), ranked second in total offense at total yards per contest (31st nationally) and third in scoring at 34.8 points per game (20th nationally). McElwain also had recruiting responsibilities in the state of Florida while coaching at Alabama. In back-to-back seasons, McElwain led the Alabama offense to record-breaking seasons. During the 2009 National Championship season, the Tide offense set a school record with 5,642 yards from scrimmage. The 2010 offense topped that total as the Tide offense set new school marks for total yards (5,773) and total passing yards (3,395) in one fewer game than In 2010 under McElwain s tutelage, quarterback Greg McElroy set single-season passing records with a 70.9 completion percentage, 20 touchdown passes and 2,987 yards. He finished the year fourth nationally in pass efficiency with a rating of His completion percentage that season was the second-best in SEC history. McElwain s 2008 offense proved to be one of the nation s most efficient and productive units. Alabama finished fifth in the SEC in scoring offense (30.1 ppg) and 35th nationally after ranking 64th (seventh in the SEC) in that category in 2007 with an average of 27.1 ppg. At Fresno State in 2007 he made an immediate impact, helping lead the Bulldogs to a 9-4 record, including a triumph over Georgia Tech in the Humanitarian Bowl. McElwain served as the assistant head coach, receivers coach and special teams coach at Michigan State from In 2005, five Spartan receivers had at least 28 receptions and the group combined to a set another school record with 24 touchdown catches. He coached 2004 All-America punter Brandon Fields and kicker Dave Rayner, who led the Big Ten Conference in scoring. The 2003 MSU team reached the Alamo Bowl behind a receiving corps that set school records for receptions (312) and yards (3,510). Prior to his stint at Michigan State, McElwain spent three seasons ( ) at Louisville as the receivers coach and special teams coach as the Cardinals earned bowl bids in each of those three seasons. He coached four first-team All-Conference USA selections at Louisville and also tutored three of the Cardinals all-time leading receivers, including Deion Branch and Arnold Jackson. From , McElwain was the offensive coordinator, quarterbacks and receivers coach at Montana State. Under his direction, quarterback Rob Compson threw for nearly 7,000 career yards and a school-record 54 touchdowns. McElwain also coached the Bobcats all-time leading receiver Chip Hobbs, who caught 144 career passes for 2,060 yards and 18 TDs. McElwain was at Eastern Washington from in a variety of capacities, starting as a graduate assistant and working his way up to quarterbacks and receivers coach. The Eagles made two NCAA Division I-AA playoff appearances (1985 and 1992) and earned a share of the Big Sky Championship in McElwain coached EWU s all-time leading receiver, Tony Brooks (2,969 career yards), who earned third team AP All-America honors in NOTABLE QUARTERBACKS UNDER JIM McELWAIN Name School NFL Draft Drew Stanton Michigan State 2nd Round (2007) Brian Hoyer Michigan State Undrafted Greg McElroy Alabama 7th Round (2011) A.J. McCarron Alabama 5th Round (2014) THE McELWAIN FILE Birthdate: March 1, 1962 (age 53) Hometown: Missoula, Montana Education: Eastern Washington, 1984 Family: He and his wife, Karen, have three children: JoHanna, Elizabeth and Jerret Playing Career: An all-state quarterback at Missoula (Montana) Sentinel High School, McElwain played quarterback at Eastern Washington from and earned his degree in Education from EWU in "Coach Mac looked deeper than X's and O's. He was as bright and intelligent as they come and had a way of making sure everybody knew exactly what he wanted, just the way he communicated and related to guys. But more than that, I'd sit back in the meeting room and think, 'He's one of the most genuine coaches I've ever known,' and there aren't a lot of coaches who have that combination." DEION BRANCH, Super Bowl XXXIX MVP RECORD AS A HEAD COACH Year School Record Conference Record Conference Finish Postseason 2012 Colorado State th Overall 2013 Colorado State rd in Division Won New Mexico Bowl vs. Washington State, Colorado State nd in Division Team reached Las Vegas Bowl, McElwain did not coach bowl game

12 WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT HEAD COACH JIM McELWAIN Coach McElwain was someone we targeted from the beginning of the search. The more we worked through the process and did our due diligence, coupled with our meeting and conversations with him and those around him, it was obvious he is the right person to lead the Florida Gator football program. -- UF Athletics Director Jeremy Foley TIM TEBOW // PHILADELPHIA EAGLES QUARTERBACK He s someone who has a great track record. He s been in big-time games. He s been in big-time situations. He s been at a school where there s a lot of pressure and at Florida you need to know how to handle big games and a lot of pressure because that s something that comes with being the head coach at UF. DANTE FOWLER, JR. // JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS LINEBACKER He s a great, cool guy. I m not going to lie. He s a winner. He s very competitive and he s confident that he knows what he s doing. He put together a great coaching staff with Randy Shannon and a lot of great coaches. He s going to put the program back on top. NUMBERS GAME JIM McELWAIN S RECORD BREAKDOWN Current Streak...Won 2 Current Home Streak... Won 10 Current Road Streak...Lost 1 Last Win... East Carolina, (9/12/15) Last Home Win... East Carolina, (9/12/15) Last Home Loss... Boise State, (11/2/13) Last Road Win... San Jose State, (11/1/14) Last Road Loss...Air Force, (11/28/14) 2015/UF Total Overall Playing at home Playing on the road Playing at a neutral site In bowl games In overtime More than 7 days to prepare GARRETT GRAYSON // NEW ORLEANS SAINTS QUARTERBACK They re going to have a hell of a year. They re going to have fun. He s serious, but he makes sure you enjoy football. Before he got to CSU, we were missing that. He changed the atmosphere, made it more of a family culture. So Florida football, I won t be surprised if they re battling for an NCAA championship in a couple of years. A.J. McCARRON // CINCINNATI BENGALS QUARTERBACK He was an unbelievable coach for me, not only as a player, but as a person. He just taught me a lot about life, how to act, what to do, what not to do. He means the world to me. NICK SABAN // ALABAMA HEAD COACH First of all he s a real quality person. Players really respect him and like him. He s a really good teacher. He s innovative in terms of things that he does that create problems. And I think he really has the best interest of the player in mind, and the game. BRIAN GRIESE // ESPN ANALYST I think Jim McElwain is a slam-dunk hire. Let s put it that way. He can flat-out coach. From a quarterback s perspective, I love this hire. BARRETT SALLEE // BLEACHER REPORT SEC WRITER McElwain doesn t have the same name recognition that Meyer had when he came to Gainesville prior to the 2005 season, but he has similar credentials. Offensive guru? Check. Proven winner? Check. What s not to like? SHAQ BELL // FORMER COLORADO STATE CORNERBACK He s an up-front guy. When I met with him, he told me he wanted me to be a leader. That s from like 1-on-1 meetings. He ll stay on you about it. He holds everyone accountable. He doesn t have any favorites. He coaches everybody the same. BARRETT JONES // ST. LOUIS RAMS OFFENSIVE LINEMAN Mac s greatest strength is that he s a tremendous teacher of the game. He has a special ability to put things in terms that guys can understand. He s also great at getting guys to buy into the system and understands how to put guys in positions where they will be successful. GREG McELROY // SEC NETWORK ANALYST He s one of the most relatable coaches I ve ever been around. His ability to feature players in game plans and getting players to buy in are a few of his greatest strengths. He s a diligent worker and is fiercely competitive. Florida Gator fans should rejoice. PAT FORDE // YAHOO! SPORTS COLUMNIST I believe the Gators hired a guy who can win in McElwain. He dramatically upgraded CSU and brings a Nick Saban-style organizational approach to Gainesville. McElwain has proven himself as a head coach, and he knows offense. DESMOND HOWARD // ESPN ANALYST What I ve heard about Coach McElwain is that he lets his assistant coaches coach. He likes to get guys who have experience in multiple systems, meaning that you re not just focused on one type of system; you re very flexible. He can get guys to play for him because he s not trying to tailor them just to one specific system. one of the most relatable coaches I ve ever been around. His ability to feature players in game plans and getting players to buy in are a few of his greatest strengths. He s a diligent worker and is fiercely competitive. Florida Gator fans should rejoice. In August In September In October In November In December In January Outrushing opponent When rushing for 200 yards When rushing for 300 yards When rushing for 400 yards Outrushed by opponent When allowing 300 yards rushing Rushing yards are the same Outpassing opponent When passing for 300 yards When passing for 400 yards Outpassed by opponent When allowing 300 yards passing When allowing 400 yards passing More total offense than opponent When having total offense When having total offense When having total offense Less total offense than opponent When allowing total offense When allowing total offense Committing fewer turnovers Committing more turnovers Turnovers are even < 30:00 of time of possession > 30:00 of time of possession Scoring first Opponent scores first Leading after the first quarter Trailing after the first quarter Tied after the first quarter Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading after the third quarter Trailing after the third quarter Tied after the third quarter Scoring 0-10 points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring 41-plus points Opponent scores 0-10 points Opponent scores points Opponent scores points Opponent scores points Opponent scores 41-plus points Individual 100-yard rusher Individual 300-yard passer Opponent 100-yard rusher Opponent 300-yard passer

13 2015 NUMERICAL ROSTER ## Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 1 Hargreaves, Vernon, III DB JR 3 Harris, Treon QB SO 3 Morrison, Antonio LB SR 4 Powell, Brandon WR SO 5 Fulwood, Ahmad WR JR 6 Wilson, Quincy DB SO 7 Dawson, Duke DB SO 7 Grier, Will QB RFR 8 Washington, Nick DB RSO 9 Pittman, Latroy, Jr. WR SR 10 Showers, Valdez WR RSR 11 Robinson, Demarcus WR JR 12 Grady, Josh QB RSR 13 Fallace, Brian QB RFR 13 McMillian, Daniel LB JR 14 Del Rio, Luke QB RSO 14 McCalister, Alex RUSH RJR 15 Guy, Jacob QB RJR 15 Porter, Deiondre DB RFR 16 Hardin, Austin K RJR 17 Proctor, Anderson QB RSO 17 Sherit, Jordan RUSH RSO 18 Worton, C.J. WR SO 19 Townsend, Johnny P RSO 20 Maye, Marcus DB RJR 21 Taylor, Kelvin RB JR 22 Harrison, Case RB RSO 22 Gornto IV, Harry QB FR 23 Powell, Jeremi LB RJR 24 Poole, Brian DB SR 25 Rolin, Matt LB RSO 25 Scarlett, Jordan RB FR 26 Harris, Marcell DB RSO 27 Brinson, Isaac LB FR 28 Johnson, Kylan DB FR 29 Schroeder, Evan WR RSR 30 Goolsby, DeAndre TE SO 30 Stephens, Garrett DB RSO 2 Tabor, Jalen DB SO 32 Cronkrite, Jordan RB FR 32 Powell, DL DB RSO 33 Hopkins, Tyriek RB FR 34 Anzalone, Alex LB JR 35 Williamson, Chris DB FR 36 Dixon, Roger, Jr. WR SR 36 Giles, Eddie DB RFR 37 Herndon, Mark RB SR 37 O Neal, Isaac DB FR 38 Diamond, Bair TE RJR 38 Francois, Kerolin DB RSO 39 Ferguson, Ryan TE RFR 39 Iorio, Michael DB RSO 40 Davis, Jarrad LB JR 41 Farr, Ryan LS FR 42 Neal, Keanu DB JR 43 Jarriel, Glenn WR FR 43 Norvelis, Mark DB RJR 2015 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER ## Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown/Last School 98 Ancrum, Luke DL FR HS Sebring/Sebring 86 Andrades, Raphael WR RJR 1L Tallahassee/Lincoln 34 Anzalone, Alex LB JR 2L Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing Area 89 Bailey, Alvin WR RSO SQ Seffner/Armwood 76 Benalcazar, Marcel OL JR TR Miramar/Archbishop McCarthy/Florida State 57 Brantley, Caleb DL RSO 1L Crescent City/Crescent City 27 Brinson, Isaac LB FR HS Green Cove Springs/Clay 93 Bryan, Taven DL RFR SQ Casper, Wyo./Natrona County 66 Buchanan, Nick OL FR HS Dunwoody, Ga./Dunwoody 90 Bullard, Jonathan DL SR 3L Shelby, N.C./Crest Senior 81 Callaway, Antonio WR FR HS Miami/Booker T. Washington 54 Clark, Khairi DL RFR SQ Hollywood/Chaminade-Madonna College Prep 94 Cox, Bryan, Jr. DL RJR 2L Fort Lauderdale/St. Thomas Aquinas 32 Cronkrite, Jordan RB FR HS Miami/Westminster Christian 40 Davis, Jarrad LB JR 2L Kingsland, Ga./Camden County 95 Davis, Keivonnis DL FR HS Miami/Miami Central 7 Dawson, Duke DB SO 1L Cross City/Dixie County 14 Del Rio, Luke QB RSO TR Santa Rosa Beach/Valor Christian HS/Alabama/Oregon State 68 Desir-Jones, Richerd OL FR HS Fort Lauderdale/St. Thomas Aquinas 38 Diamond, Bair TE RJR SQ Fort Myers/Bishop Verot 54 Dillard, Cameron OL RSO 1L Canton, Mich./Plymouth Canton 36 Dixon, Roger, Jr. WR SR 1L Sanford/Seminole 52 Dorsey, Travaris OL RFR SQ Jacksonville/Raines 13 Fallace, Brian QB RFR HS Satellite Beach/Palm Bay 41 Farr, Ryan LS FR HS Henderson, Nev./Coronado 39 Ferguson, Ryan TE RFR SQ Largo/Indian Rocks 38 Francois, Kerolin DB RSO SQ Lake Worth/Forest Hill 5 Fulwood, Ahmad WR JR 2L Jacksonville/Bishop Kenny 36 Giles, Eddie DB RFR SQ Jupiter/Dwyer 69 Givens, Marcus OL FR HS St. Augustine/Nease 30 Goolsby, DeAndre TE SO 1L Derby, Kan./Derby 22 Gornto IV, Harry QB FR HS Fort Walton Beach/Choctawhatchee 12 Grady, Josh QB RSR TR Tampa/Armwood 7 Grier, Will QB RFR SQ Davidson, N.C./Davidson Day 49 Grimm, Devin LS RFR HS St. Johns/Creekside 15 Guy, Jacob QB RJR SQ Dade City/Pasco 75 Halter, Mason OL RSR TR Hinckley, Ohio/St. Ignatius/Fordham 47 Haney, Jonathan LS RJR HS Tampa/Plant 16 Hardin, Austin K RJR 2L Atlanta, Ga./Marist 1 Hargreaves, Vernon, III DB JR 2L Tampa/Wharton 53 Harkless, Kavaris OL RFR SQ Jacksonville/Trinity Christian Academy 48 Harrell, Anthony LB RSR TR Tampa/Jesuit/Georgia Tech 26 Harris, Marcell DB RSO 1L Orlando/Dr. Phillips 3 Harris, Treon QB SO 1L Miami/Booker T. Washington 22 Harrison, Case RB RSO SQ Gainesville/Gainesville 37 Herndon, Mark RB SR 3L Ocala/Forest 55 Holley, Thomas DL RFR SQ Brooklyn, N.Y./Lincoln 33 Hopkins, Tyriek RB FR HS St. Petersburg/Lakewood 58 Inman, Josh OL FR HS Vero Beach/John Carroll 39 Iorio, Michael DB RSO SQ Nokomis/Venice 73 Ivey, Martez OL FR HS Apopka/Apopka 62 Ivie, Andrew DL FR HS Dade City/Pasco 91 Ivie, Joey, IV DL JR 2L Dade City/Pasco 87 Jackson, Kalif WR FR HS Neptune Beach/Fletcher 44 Jackson, Rayshad LB FR HS Miami/Miami Norland 43 Jarriel, Glenn WR FR HS Belle Glade/Glades Day 96 Jefferson, Cece DL FR HS Glen St. Mary/Baker County

14 2015 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 74 Johnson, Fred OL FR HS West Palm Beach/Royal Palm Beach 28 Johnson, Kylan DB FR HS Dallas, Texas/Skyline 64 Jordan, Tyler OL FR HS Jacksonville/Bishop Kenny 84 Knight, Camrin TE FR HS Tallahassee/Lincoln 58 Lawrence, Jahim LB FR HS Hollywood/Miami Norland 80 Lewis, C yontai TE RFR SQ Eutaw, AL/Northridge 20 Maye, Marcus DB RJR 2L Melbourne/Holy Trinity Episcopal School 14 McCalister, Alex RUSH RJR 2L Winston Salem, N.C./West Forsyth 59 McCoy, T.J. OL FR TR Clermont/South Lake/N.C. State 83 McGee, Jake TE RSR SQ Richmond, Va./Collegiate School/Virginia 13 McMillian, Daniel LB JR 2L Jacksonville/First Coast 77 Mike, Andrew OL RFR SQ Tucson, AZ/Sabino 3 Morrison, Antonio LB SR 3L Bellwood, Ill./Bolingbrook 42 Neal, Keanu DB JR 2L Bushnell/South Sumter 43 Norvelis, Mark DB RJR HS Palm Bay/Palm Bay 37 O Neal, Isaac DB FR HS Lakeland/Kathleen 70 Palmore, Forrest DL RFR HS Punta Gorda/Charlotte 9 Pittman, Latroy, Jr. WR SR 3L Ocala/North Marion 24 Poole, Brian DB SR 3L Bradenton/Southeast 15 Porter, Deiondre DB RFR SQ Tampa/Jefferson 4 Powell, Brandon WR SO 1L Deerfield Beach/Deerfield Beach 32 Powell, DL DB RSO SQ Alachua/Santa Fe 23 Powell, Jeremi LB RJR 2L Largo/Pinellas Park 98 Powell, Jorge K RFR SQ Coral Gables/Belen Jesuit Prep 17 Proctor, Anderson QB RSO HS Vero Beach/St. Edward s 45 Raymond, R.J. LB RFR SQ Atlantic Beach/Fletcher 97 Reed, Justus RUSH RFR SQ Clearwater/Clearwater Central Catholic 46 Rembert, LeAndre LB RSO SQ Alachua/Santa Fe 51 Riles, Antonio, Jr. OL RSO 1L Lawrenceville, Ga./Archer 11 Robinson, Demarcus WR JR 2L Fort Valley, Ga./Peach County 25 Rolin, Matt LB RSO SQ Ashburn, Va./Briar Woods 67 Sandifer, Brandon OL FR HS Warner Robins, Ga./Northside 25 Scarlett, Jordan RB FR HS Fort Lauderdale/St. Thomas Aquinas 29 Schroeder, Evan WR RSR SQ New Smyrna Beach/New Smyrna Beach 78 Sharpe, David OL SO 1L Jacksonville/Providence School 17 Sherit, Jordan RUSH RSO 1L Tampa/Hillsborough 60 Shinn, Zachary OL RFR SQ Plant City/Kathleen Senior 10 Showers, Valdez WR RSR 3L Detroit, Mich./Madison 50 Singletary, Darius LB FR HS Jacksonville/Frank Peterson Academy 88 Sousa, Ryan WR RFR SQ Orlando/Lake Nona 95 Spicer, Jack P FR HS Estero/Estero 30 Stephens, Garrett DB RSO SQ Louisville, Ky./Saint Xavier 82 Stephens, Moral TE RFR SQ Perry/Taylor County 52 Stipe, Steven, Jr. LB RSO SQ Waycross, Ga./Pierce County 2 Tabor, Jalen DB SO 1L Washington, D.C./Friendship Academy 21 Taylor, Kelvin RB JR 2L Belle Glade/Glades Day 85 Thompson, Chris WR JR 2L Gainesville/Gainesville 63 Thurman, Trip OL RSR 2L Dover, Del./Dover 49 Tilghman, Jacob LS FR HS Daytona Beach/Mainland 19 Townsend, Johnny P RSO 1L Orlando/Boone 71 Villano, Nick OL FR HS Wellington/American Heritage 8 Washington, Nick DB RSO 2L Jacksonville/Trinity Christian Academy 79 Welch, Donovan OL FR HS Clermont/Montverde Academy 35 Williamson, Chris DB FR HS Gainesville, Ga./Gainesville 59 Wilson, Dakota DL RSR SQ Bradenton/Braden River 6 Wilson, Quincy DB SO 1L Fort Lauderdale/University School of Nova South 18 Worton, C.J. WR SO 1L Homestead/South Dade 92 Zuniga, Jabari DL FR HS Marietta, Ga./Sprayberry 2015 NUMERICAL ROSTER 44 Jackson, Rayshad LB FR 45 Raymond, R.J. LB RFR 46 Rembert, LeAndre LB RSO 47 Haney, Jonathan LS RJR 48 Harrell, Anthony LB RSR 49 Grimm, Devin LS RFR 49 Tilghman, Jacob LS FR 50 Singletary, Darius LB FR 51 Riles, Antonio, Jr. OL RSO 52 Dorsey, Travaris OL RFR 52 Stipe, Steven, Jr. LB RSO 53 Harkless, Kavaris OL RFR 54 Clark, Khairi DL RFR 54 Dillard, Cameron OL RSO 55 Holley, Thomas DL RFR 57 Brantley, Caleb DL RSO 58 Inman, Josh OL FR 58 Lawrence, Jahim LB FR 59 McCoy, T.J. OL FR 59 Wilson, Dakota DL RSR 60 Shinn, Zachary OL RFR 62 Ivie, Andrew DL FR 63 Thurman, Trip OL RSR 64 Jordan, Tyler OL FR 66 Buchanan, Nick OL FR 67 Sandifer, Brandon OL FR 68 Desir-Jones, Richerd OL FR 69 Givens, Marcus OL FR 70 Palmore, Forrest DL RFR 71 Villano, Nick OL FR 73 Ivey, Martez OL FR 74 Johnson, Fred OL FR 75 Halter, Mason OL RSR 76 Benalcazar, Marcel OL JR 77 Mike, Andrew OL RFR 78 Sharpe, David OL SO 79 Welch, Donovan OL FR 80 Lewis, C yontai TE RFR 81 Callaway, Antonio WR FR 82 Stephens, Moral TE RFR 83 McGee, Jake TE RSR 84 Knight, Camrin TE FR 85 Thompson, Chris WR JR 86 Andrades, Raphael WR RJR 87 Jackson, Kalif WR FR 88 Sousa, Ryan WR RFR 89 Bailey, Alvin WR RSO 90 Bullard, Jonathan DL SR 91 Ivie, Joey, IV DL JR 92 Zuniga, Jabari DL FR 93 Bryan, Taven DL RFR 94 Cox, Bryan, Jr. DL RJR 95 Davis, Keivonnis DL FR 95 Spicer, Jack P FR 96 Jefferson, Cece DL FR 97 Reed, Justus RUSH RFR 98 Ancrum, Luke DL FR 98 Powell, Jorge K RFR

15 THE FLORIDA OFFENSE 3 QB 7 QB 21 RB 32 RB 4 WR 11 WR 30 TE 80 TE 51 OL 54 OL 63 OL 75 OL 78 OL 16 K TREON HARRIS So. Miami, Fla. COMP ATT YDS TD/INT /0 WILL GRIER RFr. Davidson, N.C. COMP ATT YDS TD/INT /1 KELVIN TAYLOR Jr. Belle Glade, Fla. ATT YDS AVG TD JORDAN CRONKRITE Fr. Miami, Fla. ATT YDS AVG TD BRANDON POWELL So. Deefield Beach, Fla. REC YDS AVG TD DEMARCUS ROBINSON Jr. Fort Valley, Gala. REC YDS AVG TD DeANDRE GOOLSBY So. Derby, Kan. REC YDS AVG TD C YONTAI LEWIS RFR. Eutaw, Ala. REC YDS AVG TD ANTONIO RILES RSo. Lawrenceville, Ga. GS RUSH/G PASS/G PPG CAM DILLARD RSo. Canton, Mich. GS RUSH/G PASS/G PPG TRIP THURMAN RSr. Dover, Del. GS RUSH/G PASS/G PPG MASON HALTER RSR. Hinckley, Ohio GS RUSH/G PASS/G PPG DAVID SHARPE So. Jacksonville, Fla. GS RUSH/G PASS/G PPG AUSTIN HARDIN RJr. Atlanta, Ga. FG LONG PAT PTS 3/ /12 20 LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Completed 5 of 8 passes for 54 yards, including a long of 28 yards... Rushed for 32 yards on three carries, highlighted by a 22-yard rush in the fourth quarter. 2015: Started the season opener versus New Mexico State, finishing with 200+ yards passing and 2 passing TDs for the first time in his career... Threw for 215 yards (tied career high) against NMSU... Career: 2014 All-SEC Freshman... Played in 11 games, starting seven for-138 (53.6), 1,288 yds, 11 TDs; 387 rushing yards and three scores. LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Completed 10 of 17 passes for 151 yards, 2 TDs and 1 INT... Broke off a 19-yard run in the third quarter... Made first collegiate start... Made the 70th start by a Gator freshman (redshirt or true) quarterback. 2015: Ranks third among SEC QBs in pass efficiency (182.4)... Boasts 53 yards and 1 TD on 7 rushes... His 38-yard run against New Mexico State was the longest by a Gator QB since : Redshirted... Prior to Florida: Named the Parade National Player of the Year, Maxwell Player of the Year and Tom Lemming Offensive Player of the Year Named Mr. Football USA as the nation s top high school player, as selected by a five-member panel of StudentSports.com football experts. LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Rushed for a team-high 55 yards and the game-winning TD on 16 carries... Rushed for 50 yards in consecutive games for the seventh time in his career... Scored a rushing touchdown in consecutive games for the third time in his career. 2015: Leads the Gators with 109 rushing yards and 2 rushing TDs... Career: Appeared in 24 games, starting seven... Has 1,182 yards rushing and 12 TDs on 251 carries... Three career multi-td games... Rushed for career-high 197 yards vs. Georgia in Recorded personal best 65-yard run for a touchdown against the Bulldogs. LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Carried the ball nine times for 47 yards, averaging 5.2 yards per carry and helping the Gators to a 196-yard rushing effort. 2015: Ranks second on the team with 71 rushing yards... One of four Gators to record a rushing TD in the season-opening rout of New Mexico State... Prior to Florida: Played in the 2015 U.S. Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas Class 3A All-State First Team... Rushed for 3,179 yards and 33 TDs in high school career... Also tallied 38 catches for 604 yards and 6 TDs at Westminster Christian HS... Ran for 1,405 yards and 15 TDs on 163 carries as a senior. LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Collected three receptions for 29 yards... Carried the ball once for three yards... Made second consecutive start. 2015: Ranks third on the team with 79 receiving yards... One of five Gators with a receiving TD... Career: Appeared in 13 games, starting two, made 20 catches for 226 yards and 2 TDs; 17 rushes for 73 yds and 1 TD... Made career-high 6 catches for 66 yds vs. LSU in Became the first UF freshman on offense to score in a season opener since Trey Burton on Sept. 3, 2010, vs. Miami (Ohio) with a rushing TD in the 2014 season-opening rout of Eastern Michigan. LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Racked up five receptions for 55 yards and a touchdown... Accounted for 44 yards and a touchdown on Florida s 57-yard go-ahead scoring drive in the third quarter. 2015: Owns a team-high 11 receptions... Ranks second on the team with 89 receiving yards... Career: Has played in 21 games (13 starts) for the Gators... Has 920 receiving yards across 68 catches and 8 TDs... Seven TD catches in 2014 were the best by a Gator since Riley Cooper s 9 in receiving yards in 2014 were the most by a UF wideout since Percy Harvin s 858 in st UF player with 200+ yd receiving game (216 at UK, 2014) since Taylor Jacobs (246 vs. UAB, 2002). LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Amassed 94 yards (most by a UF tight end since the 2010 Sugar Bowl) and 1 TD on three receptions... First Florida tight end with two 30-yard receptions in a game since Jordan Reed had a pair against Louisiana-Lafayette on Nov. 10, Helped Florida s tight ends combine for 100 yards in back to back games for the first time since : Only SEC tight end with 125+ receiving yards and 1 TD : Played in seven games, but did not record any stats... Career: Played in 10 games... Longest reception was for 34 yards against East Carolina. LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Hauled in one reception for six yards... Helped Florida s tight ends combine for 100 yards in back to back games for the first time since : Caught two TDs against New Mexico State, making him one of four SEC players and one of two SEC tight ends to post multiple receiving TDs in a game this year... One of five SEC tight ends since 2013 to collect two receiving TDs in a game : Redshirted... Prior to Florida: Caught 45 passes for 703 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior at Kingwood Christian HS... Also recorded 78 tackles (45 solo) as a safety, linebacker and defensive end as a senior. LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Helped rushing offense generate 196 yards and the passing game total 205 yards with 3 total touchdowns... Made second career start at right guard and sixth career appearance. 2014: Played in four games on the season, saw action as a backup offensive lineman Made his Gator debut against E. Michigan Also played against Georgia, Vanderbilt and E. Kentucky. Career: Moved to the offensive line in spring of 2014 after playing defensive line as a true freshman... Two-time SEC Academic Honor Roll honoree. LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Helped rushing offense generate 196 yards and the passing game total 205 yards with 3 total touchdowns... Made second collegiate start at center, his second in as many games this season. 2014: Played in four games on the season as a reserve offensive lineman Saw action in his first career game against Eastern Michigan (Sep. 6) Also saw action against Georgia, Vanderbilt and Eastern Kentucky. Career: Did not see any action in 2013 and redshirted; earned Most Valuable Defensive Scout Team Award that season. LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Helped rushing offense generate 196 yards and the passing game total 205 yards with 3 total touchdowns... Made seventh consecutive start at left guard. 2014: Played in all 12 games and started 10 times at left guard Part of an offensive line that allowed just 17 sacks on the season, fourth-fewest in the SEC. Career: Appeared in 29 career games, starting and was a member of the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll in LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Helped rushing offense generate 196 yards and the passing game total 205 yards with 3 total touchdowns... Made his second consecutive start at right tackle. Prior to Florida: Two-time All-American offensive lineman at Fordham... Made 35 appearances, starting 33 times... Helped Fordham rank among the top 10 in NCAA FCS in passing offense, scoring offense, passing efficiency, total offense and first downs in LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Helped rushing offense generate 196 yards and the passing game total 205 yards with 3 total touchdowns... Made his second consecutive start at left tackle. 2014: Played in six games as a true freshman, working his way into the offensive line rotation Saw action at left tackle in a reserve role. Career: Made eight career appearances, highlighted by two starts in LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Went 1/3 on FGs (Made: 37; Missed: 34, 35), was 4/4 on PATs... Streak of six consecutive made FGs from inside of 40 yards came to an end... Made FG from 37 yards was his longest of the season. 2015: Second in FBS in kickoff average (65.71 yds)... Tied for fourth in FBS with 13 touchbacks : Played in all 12 games, handling primary duties as the kickoff specialist and taking over field goal duties later in the season Converted 7-of-10 FG attempts with a long of 52 yds Also converted all 12 PATs Averaged 63.3 yards on 70 kickoffs Converted a 49-yard FG in the fourth quarter for UF s winning points at Tennessee Hit 4-of-6 FGs at Florida State with a long of 52 yards, all career highs.

16 THE FLORIDA DEFENSE 90 DL 94 DL 14 DL 91 DL 34 LB 3 LB 40 LB 24 DB 1 DB 42 DB 20 DB 2 DB 6 DB 19 P JONATHAN BULLARD Sr. Shelby, N.C. TACKLES TFL SACKS QBH BRYAN COX, JR RJr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. TACKLES TFL SACKS QBH ALEX McCALISTER RJr. Clemmons, N.C. TACKLES TFL SACKS QBH JOEY IVIE Jr. Dade City, Fla. TACKLES TFL SACKS QBH ALEX ANZALONE Jr. Wyomissing, Pa. TACKLES TFL SACKS QBH ANTONIO MORRISON Sr. Bellwood, Ill. TACKLES TFL SACKS QBH JARRAD DAVIS Jr. Kingsland, Ga. TACKLES TFL SACKS QBH BRIAN POOLE Sr. Bradenton, Fla. TACKLES TFL INT PD VERNON HARGREAVES III Jr. Tampa, Fla. TACKLES TFL INT PD KEANU NEAL Jr. Bushnell, Fla. TACKLES TFL INT PD MARCUS MAYE RJr. Melbourne, Fla. TACKLES TFL INT PD JALEN TABOR So. Washington, D.C. TACKLES TFL INT PD QUINCY WILSON So. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. TACKLES TFL INT PD JOHNNY TOWNSEND RSo. Orlando, Fla. PUNTS AVG LONG IN LAST GAME (9/12/ East Carolina): Notched two solo tackles and a pair of QB hurries after starting at defensive end. 2014: Had 52 tackles on the season, while ranking second on the team with a career-high 8.5 TFL... Notched six stops and two tackles-for-loss at FSU... Made his 100thcareer tackle vs. EKU... Totaled four tackles vs. EKU... Had five tackles and a sack vs. SC. Career: Has appeared in 38 games, including 23 starts, making 118 tackles, 19.0 TFL, 6.5 sacks and two pass breakups. LAST GAME (9/12/ East Carolina): Had a team-high three QB hurries and one tackle after starting at defensive end. 2014: Ranked third on the team with 4.0 sacks... Finished the season with 29 tackles and six tackles-for-loss... Registered four tackles and 0.5 TFL vs. SC... Notched his fourth sack of the season vs. UGA... Set a career high with three sacks and three TFL at UT... Made his first-career start vs. Eastern Michigan. Career: Has appeared in 21 games, making 12 starts, totaling 39 tackles, 8.0 tackles-for-loss and six sacks. LAST GAME (9/12/15 - East Carolina): Appeared off the bench and notched two solo tackles, one tackle for loss and a QB hurry. 2014: Finished second on the team with 6.0 sacks and added eight tackles-for-loss... Played the best game of his career against Eastern Kentucky, recording three tackles, two sacks, three tackles-for-loss and one forced fumble... Against EMU made three tackles, including his first-career sack. Career: Appeared in 19 games... Has totaled 27 tackles, 9.5 tackles-for-loss, 6.0 sacks and forced fumble. LAST GAME (9/12/ East Carolina): Appeared off the bench and led the UF defense in sacks and tackles-for-loss in addition to a QB hurry. 2014: Played in all 12 games as a member of the defensive line rotation Earned his first career start in the bowl win over East Carolina Posted a career-high six tackles against Eastern Kentucky, including his first career sack. Career: Appeared in 18 games... Has totaled 32 tackles, 6.0 tackles-for-loss, 4.0 sacks and a pass breakup. LAST GAME (9/12/ East Carolina): Registered one tackle at strong-side linebacker before leaving the game early with a shoulder injury. 2014: Played in all 12 games, seeing action as a backup linebacker and starter on special teams Totaled 14 tackles with one tackle-for-loss Had a career-high four tackles against South Carolina Earned the team s Chris Patrick Courage Award Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll Career: Has appeared in 23 games, making two starts... has totaled 22 tackles, 11 solo and one tackles-for-loss. LAST GAME (9/12/ East Carolina): Started at middle linebacker and recorded eight tackles, a pass breakup and one QB hurry. 2014: 2014 Second Team All-SEC... Led team with 101 tackles, while ranking 7th in SEC in tackles per game (8.4)... Made a career-high 16 tackles vs South Carolina. It was his sixth game of season with 10 or more tackles... Totaled 15 stops against Georgia. Career: Has appeared in 34 games, making 24 starts... Totaled 198 tackles, 88 solo, 10 tackles-for-loss, two sacks, one interception, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. LAST GAME (9/12/ East Carolina): Appeared off the bench and led the team with 10 total tackles. 2014: Played in nine games, making one start at linebacker, before an injury forced him to miss the final three games Totaled 23 tackles with one tackle-for-loss Earned the Hard Hat award for his performance against Eastern Michigan. Career: Has appeared in 23 games, making two starts... Totaled 59 tackles, 36 solo, 6.0 tacklesfor-loss, two pass breakups and one forced fumble. LAST GAME (9/12/ East Carolina): Started at nickel and recorded three tackles, deflected three passes, and recovered a fumble. 2014: Led team lead with four interceptions, while ranking second with 10 pass breakups... Returned an interception 29 yards for a touchdown against Eastern Carolina in the Birmingham Bowl... Snatched two picks against FSU... Against UK had an interception, which he returned 30 yards. Career: Has seen action in 37 games, including 18 starts, making 85 tackles, 5.0 TFL, 17 pass breakups, six interceptions and two forced fumbles. LAST GAME (9/5/ New Mexico State): Recorded four tackles and returned a third-quarter interception for 43 yards -- a career long. 2014: First Team All-American and All-SEC...Tied for SEC lead with 13 pass breakups... His 16 passes defended (13 PBU, 3 INT) ranks third in the SEC... Added three interceptions... Totaled a career-high four pass breakups vs Kentucky. Career: Has played in 25 games, making 23 starts and totaling 92 tackles, including 54 unassisted, 24 pass breakups, seven interceptions and two fumble recoveries. LAST GAME (1/3/15 - Birmingham Bowl): Recorded a team-high tying eight tackles. 2014: Tied for second on the team with three interceptions and totaled 45 tackles in 10 games... Missed two games due to a foot injury... Made game-clinching interception against UT... At Bama, returned a fumble 49 yards for a TD... Against UK, intercepted two passes. Career: Played in 22 games, making eight starts...has totaled 50 tackles, three interceptions, four pass breakups one forced fumble. LAST GAME (9/12/ East Carolina): Recorded five solo tackles and forced a fumble. 2014: Led UF DBs with 62 tackles... Had eight tackles and two pass breakups against Eastern Carolina in the Birmingham Bowl... Started in place of an injured Keanu Neal vs. South Carolina for a second straight week and made five tackles and one pass breakup... Career: Has played in 24 games, making 11 starts, totaling 83 tackles, 4.0 tackles-for-loss, two interceptions, five pass breakups and three forced fumbles. LAST GAME (9/12/ East Carolina): Returned a third-quarter interception 39 yards for a touchdown. In addition, broke up two passes and tallied three tackles. 2014: Freshman All-SEC... Started five games, finishing with a pick and eight pass breakups... Named SEC Co-Freshman of the Week after he made his first-career interception against Vandy, a highlight-worthy, one-handed snag in the corner of the endzone. Career: Played in 14 games, seven starts, totaling 39 tackles, five tacklesfor-loss, two sacks, two interceptions, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and 12 pass breakups. LAST GAME (9/12/ East Carolina): Started at corner and logged four tackles. 2014: Appeared in all 12 games as a true freshman, making 22 tackles, one interception and three pass breakups... Intercepted his first-career pass off FSU s Jameis Winston... Started second-career game vs. SC and had three tackles... Made his first-career start against UGA totaling four tackles and forcing a fumble. Career: Has appeared in 14 games and made four starts, totaling 27 tackles, an interception and 3 pass breakups. LAST GAME (9/12/ New Mexico State): Logged five punts for 216 yards (43.2 avg.) and a season-long of 58 yards. 2014: Did not see any game action and redshirted. Career: Selected to the 2013 SEC All-Freshmen team by the league s coaches has appeared in eight games making 35 career punts for 1,473 yards (42.1 career average)... seven punts inside the career long: 61 yards (Missouri, 2013).

17 NFL GATORS Florida has a huge presence in the league again this year. There are currently 36 former Gators on NFL rosters. NEIRON BALL LB Oakland Raiders JON BOSTIC LB Chicago Bears TRENTON BROWN OL San Francisco 49ers TREY BURTON WR Philadelphia Eagles ANDRE CALDWELL WR Denver Broncos RILEY COOPER WR Philadelphia Eagles ANDRE DEBOSE WR Oakland Raiders CARLOS DUNLAP DE Cincinnati Bengals DOMINIQUE EASLEY DE New England Patriots MATT ELAM S Baltimore Ravens JOSH EVANS S Jacksonville Jaguars SHARRIF FLOYD DT Minnesota Vikings DANTE FOWLER, JR. DL Jacksonville Jaguars MAX GARCIA OL Denver Broncos MARCUS GILBERT OT Pittsburgh Steelers CHAZ GREEN OL Dallas Cowboys JOE HADEN CB Cleveland Browns FRANKIE HAMMOND WR Kansas City Chiefs JONOTHAN HARRISON C Indianapolis Colts PERCY HARVIN WR Buffalo Bills WILL HILL DB Baltimore Ravens JAYE HOWARD DT Kansas City Chiefs D.J. HUMPHRIES OL Arizona Cardinals JELANI JENKINS LB Miami Dolphins MATT JONES RB Washington Redskins LERENTEE McCRAY LB Denver Broncos GATORS IN SEC & NCAA RANKS Category Stat (Avg) SEC NCAA Scoring Offense Pass Offense Pass Efficiency Completion % 73.0% 1 11 Scoring Defense Total Defense Pass Defense Rush Defense Pass Defense Effic Interceptions TFLs Sacks Net Punting rd Down % 50.0% 3 20 Opp. 3rd Down % 34.4% First Downs Turnover Margin Turnovers Gained Red Zone Offense Grier, completion % Grier, pass efficiency Taylor, rush yards Robinson, receptions Goolsby, rec. yards Lewis, rec. tds Ivie, sacks Tabor, PBUs Tabor III, ints JEREMY MINCEY DE Dallas Cowboys LOUIS MURPHY WR Tampa Bay Bucs REGGIE NELSON S Cincinnati Bengals DAVID NELSON WR Pittsburgh Steelers EARL OKINE DE Indianapolis Colts MAURKICE POUNCEY C Pittsburgh Steelers MIKE POUNCEY C Miami Dolphins RONALD POWELL LB New Orleans Saints JORDAN REED TE Washington Redskins MARCUS ROBERSON CB St. Louis Rams DEONTE THOMPSON WR Buffalo Bills JUSTIN TRATTOU DE Minnesota Vikings MAJOR WRIGHT S Tampa Bay Bucs OFFENSIVE CAREER HIGHS #3 TREON HARRIS Rushes: 20 (South Carolina, 2014) Rush Yards: 111 (South Carolina, 2014) Rush TDs: 2 (Vanderbilt, 2014) Long Rush: 33 (Vanderbilt, 2014) Pass Attempts: 32 (FSU, 2014) Pass Completions: 14 (NMSU, 2015) Passing Yards: 215 (2x, last vs. NMSU,2015) Passing TDs: 3 (3x, last NMSU, 2015) Long Pass: 86 (ECU, 2014) Interceptions: 2 (FSU, 2014) #4 BRANDON POWELL Rushes: 7 (Missouri, 2014) Rush Yards: 37 (Missouri, 2014) Long Rush: 13 (Missouri, 2014) Rushing TDs: 1 (EMU, 2014) Receptions: 6 (LSU, 2014) Receiving Yards: 66 (LSU, 2014) Receiving TD: 1 (2x, last vs. NMSU, 2015) Receiving Long: 42 (FSU, 2014) Kick Returns: 2 (2x, last ECU, 2015) Kick Return Yards: 56 (ECU, 2015) #5 AHMAD FULWOOD Catches: 4 (2x, last EMU, 2014) Receiving Yards: 86 (ECU, 2014) Receiving TD: 1 (2x, last ECU, 2014) Long Catch: 86 (ECU, 2014) #7 WILL GRIER Rushes: 4 (NMSU, 2015) Rush Yards: 43 (NMSU, 2015) Rush TDs: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Long Rush: 38 (NMSU, 2015) Pass Attempts: 17 (2x, last ECU, 2015) Pass Completions: 15 (NMSU, 2015) Passing Yards: 164 (NMSU, 2015) Passing TDs: 2 (2x, last ECU, 2015) Long Pass: 34 (ECU, 2015) #9 LATROY PITTMAN Catches: 3 (EMU, 2014) Receiving Yards: 34 (Missouri, 2014) Receiving TD: 0 Long Catch: 34 (Missouri, 2014) #10 VALDEZ SHOWERS Rushes: 4 (Miami, 2013) Rush Yards: 31 (2x, last South Carolina, 2013) Long Rush: 29 (Toledo, 2013) Catches: 4 (2x, last FSU, 2013) Receiving Yards: 28 (Alabama, 2014) Receiving TDs: 1 (2x, last Alabama, 2014) Long Catch: 28 (Alabama, 2014) Kick Returns: 3 (Missouri, 2014) Kick Return Yards: 38 (Missouri, 2014) #11 DEMARCUS ROBINSON Catches: 15 (Kentucky, 2014) Receiving Yards: 216 (Kentucky, 2014) Receiving TDs: 2 (2x, last EKU, 2014) Long Catch: 73 (LSU, 2014) #12 JOSH GRADY Catches: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Receiving Yards: 25 (NMSU, 2015) Long Catch: 25 (NMSU, 2015) Pass Attempts: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Pass Completions: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Passing Yards: 3 (NMSU,2015) Long Pass: 3 (NMSU, 2015) #18 C.J. WORTON Catches: 3 (NMSU, 2015) Receiving Yards: 11 (NMSU, 2015) Receiving TDs: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Long Catch: 11 (NMSU, 2015) #21 KELVIN TAYLOR Rushes: 25 (Georgia, 2014) Rush Yards: 197 (Georgia, 2014) Rushing TDs: 2 (3x, last Georgia, 2014) Long Rush: 65 (Georgia, 2014) Catches: 2 (3x, last NMSU, 2015) Receiving Yards: 41 (NMSU, 2015) Long Catch: 43 (NMSU, 2015) #22 CASE HARRISON Rushes: 5 (NMSU, 2015) Rush Yards: 17 (NMSU, 2015) Long Rush: 8 (NMSU, 2015) #25 JORDAN SCARLETT Rushes: 8 (NMSU, 2015) Rush Yards: 34 (NMSU, 2015) Rushing TDs: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Long Rush: 15 (ECU, 2015) #30 DEANDRE GOOLSBY Catches: 3 (2x, last ECU, 2015) Receiving Yards: 94 (ECU, 2015) Long Catch: 34 (ECU, 2015) #32 JORDAN CRONKRITE Rushes: 9 (ECU, 2015) Rush Yards: 47 (ECU, 2015) Rushing TDs: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Long Rush: 18 (ECU, 2015) #37 MARK HERNDON Rushes: 4 (Toledo, 2013) Rush Yards: 32 (Toledo, 2013) Long Rush: 17 (Toledo, 2013) Catches: 1 (3x, last NMSU, 2015) Receiving Yards: 78 (EMU, 2014) Receiving TDs: 1 (EMU, 2014) Long Catch: 78 (EMU, 2014) #80 C YONTAI LEWIS Catches: 2 (NMSU, 2015) Receiving Yards: 44 (NMSU, 2015) Receiving TDs: 2 (NMSU, 2015) Long Catch: 32 (NMSU, 2015) #81 ANTONIO CALLAWAY Rushes: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Rush Yards: 8 (NMSU, 2015) Long Rush: 8 (NMSU, 2015) Receptions: 3 (NMSU, 2015) Receiving Yards: 26 (NMSU, 2015) Receiving Long: 23 (NMSU, 2015) Punt Returns: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Kick Return Yards: 19 (NMSU, 2015) #83 JAKE McGEE Catches: 2 (NMSU, 2015) Receiving Yards: 18 (NMSU, 2015) Long Catch: 11 (NMSU, 2015) #85 CHRIS THOMPSON Catches: 2 (Vanderbilt, 2013) Receiving Yards: 13 (Vanderbilt, 2013) Long Catch: 12 (Vanderbilt, 2014) Tackles: 1 (NMSU, 2015) #86 RAPHAEL ANDRADES Catches: 1 (2x, last Vanderbilt, 2012) Receiving Yards: 5 (Vanderbilt, 2012) Long Catch: 5 (Vanderbilt, 2012) #89 ALVIN BAILEY Catches: 2 (NMSU, 2015) Receiving Yards: 43 (NMSU, 2015) Long Catch: 26 (NMSU, 2015)

18 DEFENSIVE CAREER HIGHS #1 VERNON HARGREAVES Tackles: 9 (Georgia, 2013) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: 1 (7x, last NMSU, 2015) Catches: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Receiving Yards: 6 (NMSU, 2015) Long Catch: 6 (NMSU, 2015) #3 ANTONIO MORRISON Tackles: 16 (South Carolina, 2014) Sacks: 1 (2x, last Tennessee, 2014) Forced Fumbles: 1 (2x, last Vandy, 2014) Interceptions: 1 (Alabama, 2014) #6 QUINCY WILSON Tackles: 4 (4x, last ECU, 2015) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: 1 (Georgia, 2014) Interceptions: 1 (FSU, 2014) #7 DUKE DAWSON Tackles: 6 (Vanderbilt, 2014) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: 1 (EMU, 2014) #8 NICK WASHINGTON Tackles: 6 (ECU, 2015) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #13 DANIEL MCMILLIAN Tackles: 5 (ECU, 2014) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #14 ALEX McCALISTER Tackles: 4 (LSU, 2014) Sacks: 2.0 (EKU, 2014) Forced Fumbles: 1 (EKU, 2014) Interceptions: None #15 DEIONDRE PORTER Tackles: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #17 JORDAN SHERIT Tackles: 3 (NMSU, 2015) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #20 MARCUS MAYE Tackles: 9 (Kentucky, 2014) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: 1 (3x, last ECU, 2015) Interceptions: 1 (2x, last Missouri, 2014) #23 JEREMI POWELL Tackles: 2 (3x, last NMSU, 2015) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #24 BRIAN POOLE Tackles: 8 (3x, last Alabama, 2014) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: 1 (2x, last ECU, 2014) Interceptions: 2 (FSU, 2014) #26 MARCELL HARRIS Tackles: 5 (ECU, 2015) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #2 JALEN TABOR Tackles: 7 (LSU, 2014) Sacks: 1 (2x, last LSU, 2014) Forced Fumbles: 1 (Tennessee, 2014) Interceptions: 1 (2x, last ECU, 2015) #34 ALEX ANZALONE Tackles: 5 (NMSU, 2015) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #40 JARRAD DAVIS Tackles: 10 (ECU, 2015) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: 1 (Ga. Southern, 2013) Interceptions: None #42 KEANU NEAL Tackles: 10 (2x, last Missouri, 2014) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: 1 (Alabama, 2014) Interceptions: 2 (Kentucky, 2014) #55 THOMAS HOLLEY Tackles: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #57 CALEB BRANTLEY Tackles: 4 (Alabama, 2014) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: 1 (2x, last EKU, 2014) Interceptions: None #90 JONATHAN BULLARD Tackles: 7 (Vanderbilt, 2012) Sacks: 1.5 (2x, last Kentucky, 2013) Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #91 JOEY IVIE Tackles: 6 (EKU, 2014) Sacks: 3.0 (ECU, 2015) Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #94 BRYAN COX JR. Tackles: 5 (2x, last LSU, 2014) Sacks: 3 (Tennessee, 2014) Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #96 CECE JEFFERSON Tackles: 1 (NMSU, 2015) Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None #97 JUSTUS REED Tackles: 3 (NMSU, 2015) Sacks: 2 (NMSU, 2015) Forced Fumbles: None Interceptions: None 2015 GAME CAPTAINS NMSU: Jon Bullard, Jake McGee, Brian Poole, Trip Thurman ECU: Alex Anzalone, Josh Grady, Antonio Morrison, Valdez Showers UK: UT: Ole Miss: Mizzou: LSU: UGA: Vandy: USC: FAU: FSU: SPECIAL TEAMS HIGHS #16 AUSTIN HARDIN FG Attempted: 6 (FSU, 2014) FG Made: 4 (FSU, 2014) FG Long: 52 (FSU, 2014) Kickoffs: 11 (2x, last NMSU, 2015) Kickoff Yards: 713 (NMSU, 2013) Kickoff Average: 64.8 (2x, last NMSU,2015) #19 JOHNNY TOWNSEND Punts: 8 (Missouri, 2013) Punting Yds: 365 (Missouri, 2013) Punting Avg: 45.6 (Missouri, 2013) Punting Long: 61 (Missouri, 2013)

19 THE LAST TIME... BY FLORIDA: 30 Rushing Attempts: 34, Mike Gillislee vs. LSU, Oct. 6, 2012 (32 games) 40 Rushing Attempts: 41, Errict Rhett vs. Georgia, Oct. 30, 1993 (275 games) 100 Yards Rushing: 109, Adam Lane vs. East Carolina, Jan. 3, 2015 (Birmingham Bowl) (2 games) 200 Yards Rushing: 210, Ciatrick Fason vs. Kentucky, Sept. 25, 2004 (141 games) 300 Yards Rushing: 316, Emmitt Smith vs. New Mexico, Oct. 21, 1989 (325 games) 2+ Players with 100+ Yards Rushing: Kelvin Taylor (197 yards) and Matt Jones (192 yards) vs. Georgia, Nov. 1, 2014 (7 games) 5 TDs Rushing: 5, Trey Burton vs. Kentucky, Sept. 25, 2010 (60 games) 3 TDs Receiving: Riley Cooper vs. Western Carolina, Nov. 11, 2006 (108 games) 5+ TDs Passing: 6, Chris Leak vs. South Carolina, Nov. 13, 2004 (138 games) 20+ Passes Completed: 25, Jeff Driskel vs. Kentucky, Sept. 13, 2014 (12 games) 30+ Passes Completed: 31, Jeff Driskel vs. Eastern Michigan, Sept. 6, 2014 (13 games) 40+ Passes Attempted: 46, Tyler Murphy vs. Vanderbilt, Nov. 9, 2013 (17 games) 300+ Yards Passing: 305, Tyler Murphy vs. Vanderbilt, Nov. 9, 2013 (17 games) Back-to-Back 300-Yard Passing Games: Tim Tebow, at South Carolina & vs. Florida Atlantic, 2007 (94 games) 9-Straight Games with 300 Yards Passing: Rex Grossman, Marshall-South Carolina, 2001 (172 games) 10+ Receptions: 15, Demarcus Robinson vs. Kentucky, Sept. 13, 2014 (12 games) 150+ Receiving Yards: 216, Demarcus Robinson vs. Kentucky, Sept. 13, 2014 (12 games) 2+ Players with 100+ Yards Receiving: D. Robinson (137 yds) and Q. Dunbar (107 yds) vs. Eastern Kentucky, Nov. 22, 2014 (4 games) 10+ Plays of 20+ Yards in a Game: 10 at FSU (seven offensive, one defensive. two kickoff returns, one punt return) Nov. 24, 2012 (27 games) Kickoff Return for a TD: 100 yards, Solomon Patton vs. Missouri, Oct. 19, 2013 (19 games) Punt Return for a TD: 62 yards, Andre Debose vs. LSU, Oct. 11, 2014 (9 games) Fake Field Goal for a TD: 21 yards, Michael McNeely vs. Georgia, Nov. 1, 2014 (7 games) 150+ Return Yards: 158, Solomon Patton vs. Missouri, Oct. 19, kickoff ret. (19 games) Limited an Opponent to Under 100 yards Total Offense: 95 vs. FSU, Nov., 26, 2011 (40 games) Limited an Opponent to Under 50 yards Passing: 20 vs. Missouri, Oct. 18, 2014 (8 games) Limited an Opponent to Under 50 yards Rushing: -13 vs. ECU, Sept. 12, 2015 (0 games) Interception Return for a TD: 39 yards, Jalen Tabor vs. East Carolina, Sept. 12, 2015 (0 games) 2+ Interceptions returned for a TD: 2, vs. Furman, November 19, 2011, 75 yards, Jelani Jenkins and 25 yards, Pop Saunders (41 games) Intercepted PAT Returned for a Defensive Extra Point: Keiwan Ratliff vs. Kentucky, Sept. 28, 2002 (165 games) Multiple Defensive TDs: 2, vs. Furman, November 19, 2011, 75 yards, Jelani Jenkins and 25 yards, Pop Saunders (41 games) 2+ Interceptions in a Game: 2, Brian Poole at Florida State, Nov. 29, 2014 (3 games) 2+ Interceptions in Back-to-Back Games: Ryan Smith - 2 vs. Alabama, Sept. 30, 2006 & 2 vs. LSU, Oct. 7, 2006 (112 games) 3+ Players with an Interception: 3 at Florida State, Nov. 29, Brian Poole (2), Jabari Gorman, Quincy Wilson (3 games) Fumble Return for a TD: 49 yards, Keanu Neal, at Alabama, Sept. 20, 2014 (11 games) Fumble Recovered in the End Zone for a TD: Wondy Pierre-Louis vs. Arkansas, Dec. 2, 2006 (107 games) Florida Recorded a Safety: Nov. 2, 2013 vs.georgia; Aaron Murray sacked in endzone by Loucheiz Purifoy (19 games) Blocked a Punt: Loucheiz Purifoy vs. Miami, Sept. 8, 2013 (24 games) Blocked a Field Goal: Sharrif Floyd vs. Louisville, Jan. 2, 2013 (Sugar Bowl) (26 games) Blocked a PAT: Mike Taylor vs. Louisville, Jan. 2, 2013 (Sugar Bowl) (26 games) Blocked a Punt for a TD: Blocked by Loucheiz Purifoy and recovered by Jelani Jenkins for a 36-yard touchdown vs. Louisiana, Nov. 9, 2012 (29 games) Blocked FG returned for a TD: Blocked by M. Thomas, returned by R. Lewis, 52 yards vs. Florida State, Nov. 26, 2005 (121 games) Blocked PAT Returned for a Defensive Extra Point: Blocked by M. Thomas, returned by D. Webb, vs. South Carolina, Nov. 12, 2005 (122 games) Blocked 2 Kicks in a Game (any combination: Punt, FG, PAT): 2 vs. Louisville, Jan. 2, 2013 (Sugar Bowl): Sharrif Floyd blocked field goal, Mike Taylor blocked PAT (26 games) Blocked 3 Kicks in a Game (any combination: Punt, FG, PAT): 3 vs. Kentucky, Oct. 25, 2008: William Green blocked punt, Jeffery Demps blocked punt, Joe Haden blocked field goal (86 games) Blocked 2 Punts in a Game: 2 at Vanderbilt, Nov. 6, 2010: Chris Rainey blocked two punts (56 games) Blocked 2 Field Goals in a Game: Nov. 11, 2006 vs. South Carolina: 1 - Ray McDonald, 1 - Jarvis Moss (110 games) Player Blocked 2 Kicks in a Game (any combination: Punt, FG, PAT): 2 at Vanderbilt, Nov. 6, 2010: Chris Rainey, two punts (56 games) 50+ Yard Field Goal: 52 yards, Austin Hardin at Florida State, Nov. 29, 2014 (3 games) Missed a PAT: Austin Hardin vs. NMSU, Sept. 5, 2015 (1 game) Missed a Field Goal: Missed from 34 and 35 yards, Austin Hardin vs. ECU, Sept. 12, 2015 (0 games) Player Played Both Ways: Vernon Hargreaves vs. NMSU, September 5, 2015 (1 game) Player Started Both Ways: Loucheiz Purifoy, vs. FSU, Nov. 24, 2012; Purifoy played cornerback and running back (26 games) WR or RB Threw a TD Pass: Andre Caldwell vs. Arkansas (SEC Championship), Dec. 2, 2006 (107 games) TD by an Offensive Lineman: Thomas Moody vs. South Carolina, Nov. 11, 2000; Moody scored on a six-yard reception (185 games) Player Scored a TD Rushing & Receiving in a Game: Matt Jones vs. Eastern Michigan, Sept. 6, 2014 (13 games) 4 Freshmen Scored a TD in a game: Nov. 18, 2006 vs. Western Carolina - Riley Cooper 3 receiving, Tim Tebow 2 rushing, Jarrod Fayson 1 rushing, Brandon James 1 punt return (109 games) Scored a TD on the Opening Drive: Nov. 16, 2013 at South Carolina (16 games) Scored a TD on the First Three Possessions of a Game: Nov. 20, 2010 vs. Appalachian State (54 games) Scored a TD on the First Four Possessions of a Game: Nov. 22, 2008 vs. The Citadel (81 games) Scored a TD on the First Seven Possessions of a Game: Nov. 22, 2008 vs. The Citadel (81 games) Converted a 2 Point Conversion: Tyler Murphy pass to Clay Burton, Nov. 2, 2013 vs. Georgia (18 games) Player Forced a Fumble and Recovered a Fumble in a Game: Jabari Gorman vs. South Carolina, Nov. 15, 2014 (5 games) Recorded a Shutout: Sept. 6, 2014 vs. Eastern Michigan (13 games) Held Time of Possession for Over 40 Minutes in a Game: 40:48 vs. Ohio State, Jan. 8, 2007 (105 games) Forced an Opponent to have 5 Drives for Negative Yardage in a Game: 6 vs. Eastern Kentucky, Nov. 22, 2014 (4 games) BY AN OPPONENT: 30 Rushing Attempts: 40, Marcus Lattimore, vs. South Carolina, Nov. 13, 2010 (55 games) 100 Yards Rushing: 144, Dalvin Cook, 144 yards, at Florida State, Nov. 29, 2014 (3 games) 200 Yards Rushing: 212, Marcus Lattimore, vs. South Carolina, Nov. 13, 2010 (55 games) 2+ Players with 100+ Yards Rushing: Kevin Ellison (118) and Jerick McKinnon (125), vs. Georgia Southern, Nov. 23, 2013 (15 games) 3 Rushing TDs: 3, Jerron Seymour, vs. Vanderbilt, Nov. 9, 2013 (17 games) 20+ Passes Completed: 34, Blake Kemp, vs. East Carolina, Sept. 12, 2015 (0 games) 30+ Passes Completed: 34, Blake Kemp, vs. East Carolina, Sept. 12, 2015 (0 games) 40+ Passes Attempted: 54, Blake Kemp, vs. East Carolina, Sept. 12, 2015 (0 games) 300+ Yards Passing: 333, Blake Kemp, vs. East Carolina, Sept. 12, 2015 (0 games) 400+ Yards Passing: 427, Shane Carden, vs. East Carolina, Jan. 3, 2015 (Birmingham Bowl) (1 game) 300+ Yards Total Offense: 306, Blake Kemp, vs. East Carolina, Sept. 12, 2015 (Kemp passed for 333 and rushed for -27) (0 games) 100+ Yards Receiving: 135, Isaiah Jones, vs. East Carolina, Sept. 12, 2015 (0 games) 150+ Yards Receiving: 160, Justin Hardy, vs. East Carolina, Jan. 3, 2015 (Birmingham Bowl (2 games) 200+ Yards Receiving: 201, Amari Cooper, at Alabama, Sept. 20, 2014 (11 games) 2+ Players with 100+ Yards Receiving: Justin Hardy (160) and Cam Worthy (130), vs. East Carolina, Jan. 3, 2015 (Birmingham Bowl) (2 games) 3 Receiving TDs: 3, Amari Cooper, at Alabama, Sept. 20, 2014 (11 games) Blocked Kick Returned for a TD: 78, Devin Hester, Miami (Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl), Dec. 31, 2004 (132 games) 50+ Yard Field Goal: 51, Andrew Lloyd, vs. Eastern Kentucky, Nov. 22, 2014 (4 games) Kickoff Return for a TD: 96, Marcus Murphy, Missouri, Oct. 18, 2014 (8 games) Punt Return for a TD: 82, Marcus Murphy, Missouri, Oct. 18, 2014 (8 games) Fake Punt for a TD: 57, Tim Sesley, SW Louisiana, Nov. 6, 1993 (276 games) Fake Field Goal for a TD: 25, Joe Mansour, Kentucky, Sept. 28, 2013 (22 games) Interception Return for a TD: 94-yard return, Terrance Smith, at Florida State, Nov. 29, 2014 (3 games) 3+ Interceptions: 3, Corey Webster, LSU, Oct. 12, 2002 (163 games) Fumble Return for a TD: 21, Markus Golden, Missouri, Oct. 18, 2014 (8 games) Blocked Field Goal: Brison Williams, South Carolina, Nov. 15, 2014 (5 games) Blocked Punt: Carlton Heard, South Carolina, Nov. 15, 2014 (5 games) Blocked Punt Return for a TD: Blake Comminie, Louisiana, Nov. 9, 2012 (29 games) Blocked Field Goal for a TD: Thomas Carroll, Miami, Dec. 31, 2004 (Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl); Carroll blocked the Matt Leach kick and Devin Hester returned it 78-yards for a TD (132 games) Blocked PAT Returned for a Defensive Extra Point: Victor Hampston, South Carolina, Oct. 20, 2012 (32 games) Florida Player Tackled for a Safety: Chris Leak vs. South Carolina, Nov. 15, 2003 (147 games) Florida Player Intentionally Takes a Safety: John Brantley vs. Furman, batted ball out of endzone on botched snap, Nov., 19, 2011 (41 games) Florida Player Allows a Safety by Penalty: John Brantley vs. Furman, batted ball out of endzone on botched snap, Nov., 19, 2011 (41 games) Missed a Field Goal: Missed from 42, Warren Harvey, vs. East Carolina, Jan. 3, 2015 (Birmingham Bowl) (2 games) Missed a PAT: Younghoe Koo, vs. Georgia Southern, Nov. 23, 2013 (15 games) Blocked a PAT: Dion Henrique, NMSU, Sept. 5, 2015 (1 game)

20 GAME 1 GAME 2 FLORIDA 61, NEW MEXICO STATE 13 September 5, 2015 Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field Gainesville, FL (Attendance: 90,227) FLORIDA 31, EAST CAROLINA 24 September 12, 2015 Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field Gainesville, FL (Attendance: 88,034) After punting on their first possession of the game, the Gators scored a touchdown on five of their next six drives to jump out to a halftime lead against New Mexico State. UF saw contributions by a lot of new faces, as a pair of young quarterbacks (So. Treon Harris, RS-Fr. Will Grier) combined to throw for 379 yards and four touchdowns, while a balanced rushing attack added four more scores. Defensively, the Gators shut down the Aggies in the second half, forcing five punts and an interception while holding them to minus-one total yard after the break. Score by Quarters Score New Mexico St Florida In a back-and-forth game, the Gators held on to beat the Pirates in a rematch of the 2015 Birmingham Bowl. Florida continued to use two quarterbacks, as Will Grier and Treon Harris split time at the helm of UF s offense. Florida secured the victory with 12 seconds left when ECU quarterback Blake Kemp fumbled and the Gators Alex McCalister recovered. UF totaled 373 yards of offense, led by Grier s 151 passing yards and two scores. Tight end DeAndre Goolsby scored his first career touchdown and had 94 yards on three catches, while Demarcus Robinson had five catches for 55 yards and a score. Kelvin Taylor led the rushing attack with 55 yards and a touchdown. The Florida defense stifled the run game, limiting ECU to (-13) yards for the game, the fewest rushing yards allowed by the Gators since Jarrad Davis led the way with 10 tackles, including three tackles-for-loss. Jalen Tabor scored his first career touchdown on a 39-yard return late in the third quarter to give Florida a lead. Joey Ivie recorded a career-high three sacks. SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Scoring Play NMSU-UF 1st 08:21 UF - Powell,B. 37 yd pass from Harris,Tr. (Hardin,A. kick) 4-63, 2: nd 14:06 UF - Taylor,Kel. 9 yd run (Hardin,A. kick) 8-89, 4: :59 UF - Lewis,C. 12 yd pass from Grier,W. (Hardin,A. kick) 5-50, 1: :28 NMSU - Rose III, Larry 8 yd run (Davidson, P kick) 6-18, 1: :17 UF - Grier,W. 4 yd run (Hardin,A. kick) 6-74, 3: :46 NMSU - Morgan, T 31 yd pass from Rogers, Tyler (Davidson, P kick failed) 5-75, 1: :24 UF - Lewis,C. 32 yd pass from Grier,W. (Hardin,A. kick blockd) 7-75, 1: rd 09:25 UF - Hardin,A. 34 yd field goal, 7-26, 3: :31 UF - Cronkrite,J. 3 yd run (Hardin,A. kick) 5-31, 2: :44 UF - Hardin,A. 36 yd field goal, 9-33, 3: th 09:34 UF - Scarlett,J. 4 yd run (Hardin,A. kick) 11-65, 5: :23 UF - Worton,C. 6 yd pass from Harris,Tr. (Hardin,A. kick) 7-56, 3: TEAM STATISTICS NMSU UF First Downs 8 28 Rushes-Yards (Net) Passing Yards (Net) Passes Comp.-Att.-Int Total Offense Plays-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 22:04 37:56 Sacks By: Number-Yards INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Passing NMSU - Rogers (1 TD), Morgan UF - Harris (2 TD), Grier (2 TD), Grady Rushing NMSU - Rose (TD), Morgan 1-8, Hall 2-1, Rogers 7-0, Clark 1-(-1) UF - Taylor 8-54 (TD), Grier 4-43 (TD), Scarlett 8-34 (TD), Cronkrite 5-24 (TD), Harris 5-23, Grady 2-21, Harrison 5-17, Herndon 2-12, Callaway 1-8, Team 1-(-13) Receiving NMSU - Morgan 3-38 (TD), Hogan 3-17, Rose 2-42, Taylor 2-19, Hall 2-6, Bowen 2-6 UF - Robinson 6-34, Goolsby 3-38, Callaway 3-26, Worton 3-23 (TD), Powell 2-50 (TD), Lewis 2-44 (2 TD), Bailey 2-43, Taylor 2-41, Showers 2-24, McGee 2-18, Grady 1-25, Herndon 1-9, Hargreaves 1-6, Dixon 1-3 Sacks NMSU - Hanks 1-1 UF - Reed 1-8, Bullard 1-6 Interceptions NMSU - none UF - Hargreaves 1-43 Fumbles NMSU - None UF - Grier 1-1, Team 1-0 Score by Quarters Score East Carolina Florida SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Scoring Play ECU-UF 1st 11:26 ECU - Grayson,D. 31 yd pass from Kemp,B. (Plowman,D. kick) 8-75, 3: :08 UF - Hardin,A. 37 yd field goal, 8-38, 3: :49 UF - Goolsby,D. 32 yd pass from Grier,W. (Hardin,A. kick) 4-74, 1: rd 10:43 ECU - Jones,I. 27 yd pass from Kemp,B. (Plowman,D. kick) 1-27, 0: :11 UF - Robinson,D. 6 yd pass from Grier,W. (Hardin,A. kick) 8-57, 3: :32 UF - Tabor,J. 39 yd interception return (Hardin,A. kick) th 12:25 ECU - Plowman,D. 30 yd field goal, 5-21, 1: :57 UF - Taylor,Kel. 7 yd run (Hardin,A. kick) 11-75, 5: :04 ECU - Williams,B. 7 yd pass from Kemp,B. (Plowman,D. kick) 10-66, 3: TEAM STATISTICS ECU UF First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) 22-(-13) Passing Yards (Net) Passes Comp.-Att.-Int Total Offense Plays-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 28:53 31:07 Sacks By: Number-Yards INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Passing ECU - Kemp (3 TD), Summers UF - Grier (2 TD), Harris Rushing ECU - Hairston 17-15, Summers 1-1, Scott 1-(-2), Kemp 3-(-27) UF - Taylor (TD), Cronkrite 9-47, Harris 3-32, Scarlett 4-24, Grier 3-10, Powell 1-3, Herndon 1-(-1), Team 1-(-2) Receiving ECU - Jones (TD), Williams 9-83 (TD), Hairston 5-34, Grayson 4-56 (TD), Williams 2-21, Bishop 2-16, Scott 1-1 UF - Robinson 5-55 (TD), Goolsby 3-94 (TD), Powell 3-29, Fulwood 2-15, Lewis 1-6, Taylor 1-6 Sacks ECU - Williams 1-9, Brunson 1-4 UF - Ivie 3-22 Interceptions ECU - Fulp 1-2 UF - Tabor 1-39 (TD) Fumbles ECU - Kemp 1-1, Grayson 1-1, Hairston 1-0 UF - Herndon 1-1