Brad Bednar – 72 Miami Ohio 6-4
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2012: Played
in 12 games.
2011:
Started all 12 games for Miami as the team's left tackle,
extending his consecutive starts streak to 33. Seven times the RedHawk
offensive line helped Miami accumulate more than 400 yards,
including a 503-yard performance vs. Army. For the season, Miami averaged 373 totals yards and 5.4
yards per play, slightly more than their opponents. The RedHawk passing game
averaged 299 yards per contest, a figure that ranked 14th among 120 Division 1
teams.
2010:
Started all 14 games and played virtually every snap at center for the MAC
champions. Bednar and his offensive line
teammates held an average time of possession edge of five minutes and 53
seconds against their opponents. Miami's offense averaged 254 yards
passing and 98 yards rushing in 2010. Bednar was an honorable mention selection
on the MAC's All-Academic Team.
2009:
Started every game at center for Miami, playing virtually every play the
entire season. Earned his first varsity letter. The RedHawk offensive unit
started slowly in its first three games, but averaged 374 yards per contest
during the last nine.
High
School: A first-team all-state offensive lineman at Mentor High School in Ohio, he lettered three times and
captained his squad as a senior. Mentor was the Division I state runnerup
in 2006 and `07, compiling an overall record of 24-5. Underwent major knee
surgery in March of 2008, during which a benign tumor was removed and a bone
graft was performed. He was in a cast for 12 weeks. Served as a volunteer coach
at Mentor High School in 2008. A "gray shirt",
he enrolled at Miami in January of 2009, participating
in spring practice. Prep football coach was Steve Trivisonno. Also lettered in
baseball. An exceptional student, he had a 4.0 cumulative grade point average.
Personal:
Born January 11, 1990. Son of Lawrence and Doloris
Bednar. He majors in engineering management and manufacturing, and has nearly a
3.4 cumulative grade-point average at Miami.
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