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QB Brock Berlin, Miami
Sporting News, The, Nov 1, 2004
On the strength of five touchdown passes by Berlin, Miami showed it could not only handle, but manhandle, a quality ACC team on the road with its 45-31 win against N.C. State. Berlin was 15-for-30 for 265 yards and joined Bernie Kosar, Steve Walsh and Ken Dorsey as the only Miami QBs to have five TO passes in a game.
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