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2005 DR PEPPER BIG 12 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2005 STANDINGS

BIG 12 GAMES OVERALL NORTH DIVISION W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neutral vs. Div. vs. Top 25 Streak Colorado* 5-3 .625 219 167 7-4 .636 292 218 5-1 2-3 0-0 3-2 0-2 Lost 2 Iowa State 4-4 .500 232 158 7-4 .636 315 203 5-1 2-3 0-0 2-3 2-0 Lost 1 Nebraska 4-4 .500 201 208 7-4 .636 264 224 5-2 2-2 0-0 3-2 1-1 Won 2 4-4 .500 200 236 6-5 .545 331 319 4-2 1-3 1-0 2-3 1-2 Lost 1 Kansas 3-5 .375 127 210 6-5 .545 227 251 6-0 0-4 0-1 3-3 1-2 Won 1 Kansas State 2-6 .250 179 258 5-6 .455 289 305 4-2 1-4 0-0 2-3 0-1 Won 1

SOUTH DIVISION * 8-0 1.000 405 137 11-0 1.000 541 172 5-0 5-0 1-0 5-0 3-0 Won 18 Texas Tech 6-2 .750 264 183 9-2 .818 463 213 7-0 2-2 0-0 3-2 1-1 Won 1 Oklahoma 6-2 .750 241 190 7-4 .636 306 263 5-1 1-2 1-1 3-2 0-2 Won 1 Texas A&M 3-5 .375 218 279 5-6 .455 352 343 4-2 1-4 0-0 2-3 0-2 Lost 4 Baylor 2-6 .250 140 240 5-6 .455 236 291 2-3 3-3 0-0 1-4 0-2 Won 1 Oklahoma State 1-7 .125 164 321 4-7 .364 222 344 3-3 1-4 0-0 1-5 1-1 Lost 2 * - Denotes Division Champion BIG 12 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Friday, December 2 12:30 - 4:00 p.m. Media Registration & Credential Pickup - Reliant Stadium Media Entrance (West Side) 2:00 p.m. Gary Barnett (CU) Press Conference - Reliant Stadium (Lower Pavilion) 2:30 p.m. (UT) Press Conference - Reliant Stadium (Lower Pavilion) 3:00 - 3:10 p.m. Texas Walk-Through at Reliant Stadium 4:30 - 4:40 p.m. Colorado Walk-Through at Reliant Stadium (Walk-Throughs open to media ONLY during these times)

Saturday, December 3 8:00 a.m. Parking Lots Open at Reliant Stadium Media Shuttle Service between JW Marriott TABLE OF CONTENTS & Reliant Stadium begins 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Media Registration & Credential Pickup - Schedule of events ------Page 1 Reliant Stadium Media Entrance (West Side) Quick Facts, History ------2 The Matchup ------3-4 10:00 a.m. Gates Open at Reliant Stadium Game Information ------5 Game Records ------6-11 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Media Pregame Brunch - Bowl Information ------12 Reliant Stadium (Press Box) Postseason Honors ------13-14 Big 12 Notes/Media Info ------15 12:10 p.m. Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship Game Team-By-Team Notes ------16-17 Colorado vs. Texas (ABC) Conference Notes ------18-21 Team-By-Team Results ---- 22-24 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Media Postgame Dinner Statistics ------25-52 Reliant Stadium (Press Box) All times Central Standard 2201 Stemmons Freeway, 28th Floor Dallas, TX 75207 www.big12sports.com 214/742-1212 Fax: 214/753-0145 Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, , Texas Page 2

WELCOME TO THE 10TH ANNUAL DR PEPPER BIG 12 DR PEPPER BIG 12 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP For the 10th consecutive season, the will hold a - JUST THE FACTS - football championship game. This season’s event will take place at Which ...... 10th Annual Reliant Stadium, the second time the venue has hosted the contest. Where ...... Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Kickoff Time (approximate) ...... 12:10 p.m. CST Please contact any member of the Big 12 Communications staff TV ...... ABC should you need anything during the weekend. Staff members are ABC Announcers ...... Brad Nessler, Bob Griese housed at the JW Marriott Houston, beginning on Thursday night. ABC Sideline Reporter ...... Lynn Swann You can also reach them via cell phone at the numbers below. Best ABC Producer...... Bruce Clark wishes for an enjoyable stay in Houston! National Radio ...... Sports USA Sports USA Announcers ... Larry Kahn, Bob Burda ...... 719/440-0216 Visiting Team (Bench - Opposite Press Box) ...... Texas Rob Carolla ...... 214/208-1876 Home Team (Bench - Press Box Side) ...... Colorado Bo Carter ...... 214/418-6132 Joni James ...... 214/263-7749 Carmen Branch ...... 214/418-6969 RELIANT STADIUM QUICK FACTS Kelly Wright ...... 405/833-9407 Opened ...... August 24, 2002 Cost ...... $450 Million TICKET INFORMATION Playing Surface ...... Palletized Natural Grass Turf System Tickets for the Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship can be Football Capacity ...... 72,500 purchased through Ticketmaster outlets, by phone (713-629-3700), Lower Level Suites ...... 78 online through Ticketmaster.com or at the Reliant Stadium box office. Club Level Suites ...... 11 Upper Level Suites ...... 88 Tickets are priced at $98, $78, $68 and $48 based on location. Upper Halo Suites ...... 44 First Game ...... August 24, 2002 A GUIDE TO THE GAME - FOR FANS & MEDIA 24, 3 9 9 All parking lots at Reliant Stadium open at 8:00 a.m. CT. First College Game ...... October 5, 2002 Rice 37, Louisiana Tech 20 9 9 Stadium gates will be opened to fans at 10:00 a.m. CT. First Big 12 Game ...... December 7, 2002 Oklahoma 29, Colorado 7 9 9 NO ALCOHOL will be sold in the general seating area at the Largest Football Crowd ...... 71,525 Big 12 Football Championship. February 2, 2004 - XXXVIII New Patriots 32, 29 9 All fans should plan to arrive as early as possible for the contest.

A QUICK HISTORY OF THE DR PEPPER BIG 12 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Year City Stadium Attend. Result Winning Team Bowl Result 2004 Kansas City 62,130 No. 2/2 Oklahoma 42, USC 55, Oklahoma 19 (Rose) Colorado 3 2003 Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium 75,491 No. 13/13 Kansas State 35, Ohio State 35, Kansas State 28 (Fiesta) No. 1/1 Oklahoma 7 2002 Houston Reliant Stadium 63,332 No. 8/9 Oklahoma 29, Oklahoma 34, Washington State 14 (Rose) No. 12/12 Colorado 7 2001 Irving, Texas 65,675 No. 9/10 Colorado 39, Oregon 38, Colorado 16 (Fiesta) No. 3/3 Texas 37 2000 Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium 79,655 No. 1/1 Oklahoma 27, Oklahoma 13, Florida State 2 (Orange) No. 7/8 Kansas State 24 1999 65,035 No. 3/3 Nebraska 22, Nebraska 31, Tennessee 21 (Fiesta) No. 12/12 Texas 6 1998 St. Louis TWA Dome 60,798 No. 10/10 Texas A&M 36, Ohio State 24, Texas A&M 14 (Sugar) No. 2/1 Kansas State 33 (2ot) 1997 San Antonio Alamodome 64,824 No. 2/2 Nebraska 54, Nebraska 42, Tennessee 17 (Orange) No. 14/14 Texas A&M 15 1996 St. Louis TWA Dome 63,109 Texas 37, Penn State 38, Texas 15 (Fiesta) No. 3/3 Nebraska 27

Home team in bold type; Rankings listed as Associated Press followed by USA Today/ESPN Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 3

- - PREVIEWING THE MATCHUP - - Texas (11-0, 8-0) vs. Colorado (7-4, 5-3)

TEXAS LONGHORNS

National Rankings: No. 2 Harris Poll, No. 2 AP; No. 2 USA Today National Ranking: Receiving Votes - No. 31 Harris Poll, Ranking: Second No. 35 AP; No. 35 USA Today Location: Austin, Championship Series Ranking: None Colors: Burnt Orange and White Location: Boulder, Colorado President: Dr. Larry Faulkner Colors: Silver and Gold Director of Athletics: DeLoss Dodds Chancellor: Phil DiStefano Asst. AD/Media Relations (Football Contact) John Bianco Director of Athletics: Mike Bohn Special Assistant To Mack Brown/Communications: Bill Little Associate AD/Sports Information (Football Contact): Dave Plati Assistant Director/Media Relations: Jeremy Sharpe

Head Coach: Mack Brown (Florida State, 1974) Head Coach: Gary Barnett (Missouri, 1969) Overall Record: 167-93-1 (.642) / 22 years Overall Record: 92-93-2 (.497) / 16 years Record at UT: 81-19 (.810) / 8 years Record at CU: 49-37 (.570) / 7 years Bowl Record Overall/At UT: 8-6 (.571) / 4-3 (.571) Bowl Record Overall/At CU: 2-4 (.333)/2-2 (.500)

Texas Record In : 1-3 (.250) Colorado Record In Big 12 Championship Game: 1-2 (.500) Mack Brown Record In Big 12 Championship Game: 0-2 (.000) Gary Barnett Record In Big 12 Championship Game: 1-2 (.500)

Texas Overall Bowl Record: 21-21-2 Colorado Overall Bowl Record: 12-14 (.462) Texas Bowl Record Since Big 12 Play Began (1996): 4-4 Colorado Bowl Record Since Big 12 Play Began (1996): 4-2 (.667) Last Bowl Appearance: 2005 Last Bowl Appearance: 2004 (Texas 38, Michigan 37) (Colorado 33, UTEP 28)

Series Record vs. Colorado (All-Time) 8-7 (.533) Series Record vs. Texas (All-Time) 7-8 (.467) Series Record vs. Colorado (Big 12 Play) 4-3 (.571) Series Record vs. Texas (Big 12 Play) 3-4 (.429)

Mack Brown vs. Colorado 4-1 (.800) Gary Barnett vs. Texas 2-3 (.400) 10/15/05 ...... Texas 42, Colorado 17 10/15/05 ...... Texas 42, Colorado 17 10/30/04 ...... Texas 31, Colorado 7 10/30/04 ...... Texas 31, Colorado 7 12/1/01 ...... Colorado 39, Texas 37 12/1/01 ...... Colorado 39, Texas 37 10/20/01 ...... Texas 41, Colorado 7 10/20/01 ...... Texas 41, Colorado 7 10/14/00 ...... Texas 28, Colorado 14 10/14/00 ...... Texas 28, Colorado 14

2005 RESULTS (11-0, 8-0 BIG 12) S3 UL Lafayette ...... W, 60-3 2005 RESULTS (7-4, 5-3 BIG 12) S10 Ohio State ...... W, 25-22 S3 Colorado State ...... W, 31-28 S17 Rice ...... W, 51-10 S10 New Mexico State ...... W, 39-0 O1 at Missouri ...... W, 51-20 S24 at Miami (Fla.) ...... L, 3-23 O8 vs. Oklahoma ...... W, 45-12 O1 at Oklahoma State ...... W, 34-0 O15 Colorado ...... W, 42-17 O8 Texas A&M ...... W, 41-20 O22 Texas Tech ...... W, 52-17 O15 at Texas ...... L, 17-42 O29 at Oklahoma State ...... W, 47-28 O22 Kansas ...... W, 44-13 N5 at Baylor...... W, 62-0 O29 at Kansas State ...... W, 23-20 N12 Kansas ...... W, 66-14 N5 Missouri ...... W, 41-12 N25 at Texas A&M ...... W, 40-29 N12 at Iowa State...... L, 16-30 D3 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship, Houston, Texas N25 Nebraska ...... L, 3-30 vs. Colorado ...... Noon D3 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. vs. Texas ...... Noon Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 4

- - PREVIEWING THE MATCHUP - - Texas (11-0, 8-0) vs. Colorado (7-4, 5-3)

TALE OF THE TAPE SERIES NOTES

Texas Colorado Texas leads, 8-7 Avg. (Big 12/NCAA) Avg. (Big 12/NCAA) At Austin: Texas leads, 4-3 At Boulder: Tied, 3-3 Rushing Offense 274.3 (1st/3rd) 121.4 (8th/88th) Neutral Sites: Tied, 1-1 Passing Offense 236.2 (4th/42nd) 243.6 (2nd/36th) 12/1/01 - Colorado 39, Texas 37 (Irving, Texas) Total Offense 510.5 (2nd/3rd) 365.0 (5th/62nd) 12/27/75 - Texas 38, Colorado 21 (Bluebonnet Bowl, Houston) Scoring Offense 49.2 (1st/1st) 26.5 (7th/58th) Rushing Defense 128.3 (6th/31st) 79.5 (1st/2nd) MATCHUP NOTEBOOK...... Colorado (2005, ‘04, ‘02, ‘01) and Texas (2005, ‘01, ‘99, ‘96) are Passing Defense 160.2 (1st/6th) 255.7 (11th/95th) both playing in their fourth title game overall, tying Oklahoma for the Total Defense 288.5 (1st/8th) 335.3 (6th/33rd) most appearances in league history. The Buffaloes have represented Scoring Defense 15.6 (1st/9th) 19.8 (4th/25th) the North Division in four of the last five contests, while the Longhorns Returns 16.5 (1st/5th) 10.7 (7th/42nd) are making their first appearance since 2001. Net Punting 35.3 (6th/36th) 39.4 (2nd/4th) CU downed Texas, 39-37, at Texas Stadium in Irving in the 2001 Big Kickoff Returns 25.3 (1st/9th) 19.1 (10th/88th) 12 title game. Turnover Margin +3 (6th/46th) +4 (5th/40th) This marks the fifth time that the championship game participants TOP PERFORMERS FROM 2005 have played during the regular season. The previous four second games between teams were in 1999 (Nebraska-Texas), 2000 (Kansas State- Oklahoma), 2001 (Colorado-Texas) and 2002 (Colorado-Oklahoma). TEXAS The Sooners are the only team to defeat an opponent twice in one season, downing K-State in 2000 and Colorado in 2002. Offense – Rushing: (11 G, 128 rushes, 793 yards, 8 TD) Texas has run the table at 8-0 in the South Division for the first time in Passing: Vince Young (11 G, 168-268-9, 2,576 yards, 23 TD) school history. UT is the sixth squad to post an unbeaten conference Receiving: (11 G, 30 rec., 697 yards, 5 TD) record entering the championship game. The others were Oklahoma Defense – (2004, ‘03), Kansas State (1998) and Nebraska (1997, ‘96). Tackles: Michael Griffin (11 G, 87 tackles, 42 solo) Tackles for Loss: (11 G, 12.5 TFL, 76 yards) The South has a slight edge in the previous nine title contests, holding Sacks: Brian Robison (11 G, 6.0 Sacks, 56 yards) a 5-4 advantage. North and South Teams have alternated wins in the : (3 interceptions, 40 yards) first nine years of the game. A South squad (Oklahoma) won a year Special Teams - ago. Kickoff Returns: (12 returns, 329 yards, 27.4 avg.) Punt Returns: Aaron Ross (29 returns, 460 yards, 15.9 avg.) The designated home team in each of the first six Dr Pepper Big 12 Punting: Richmond McGee (30 punts, 1,149 yards, 38.3 avg.) Championship games (1996-01) was the winning squad. The visiting Kicking: David Pino (12 FGM, 58 PAT, 94 points) team has won two of the last three contests. The Buffaloes are the home team for this year’s title event. COLORADO The Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship game has been held at five different Offense – sites in its history. Houston’s Reliant Stadium is hosting for the second Rushing: Hugh Charles (11 G, 164 rushes, 806 yards, 6 TD) time, the only venue besides Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium to host Passing: Joel Klatt (11 G, 227-376-7; 2,596 yards, 14 TD) more than once since 1998. Receiving: Evan Judge (11 G, 39 rec., 543 yards, 2 TD) Defense – At least one participant in the game has been ranked among the top Tackles: Thaddaeus Washington (11 G, 91 tackles, 51 solo) eight nationally in both the Associated Press and USA TODAY/ESPN Tackles for Loss: Thaddaeus Washington (11 G, 11.0 TFL, 49 yards) national polls in each of the 10 Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Sacks: Abraham Wright (11 G, 5.0 sacks, 28 yards) Championships. Texas is No. 2 in the polls this year. Interceptions: Gerett Burl (11 G, 2 interceptions, 18 yards) JJ Billingsley (11 G, 2 interceptions, 0 yards) Seventeen of the 20 squads in the championship contest have been Marcus Burton (9 G, 2 interceptions, 104 yards) ranked at the time of the engagement. In addition, Texas jumped from Special Teams - unranked to No. 20 in the next AP survey after upsetting then-No. 3 Kickoff Returns: Stephone Robinson (15 returns, 271 yards, 18.1 avg.) Nebraska, 37-27, at St. Louis in 1996. Punt Returns: Stephone Robinson (24 returns, 245 yards, 10.2 avg.) Punting: John Torp (65 punts, 2,938 yards, 45.2 avg.) Kicking: (20 FGM, 31 PAT, 91 points) Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 5

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME TRENDS (1996-04) MILEAGE CHART TO HOUSTON, TEXAS

Score At The End Of: Ames, Iowa ______1,021 Lincoln, Neb. ______878 (eventual winning team in bold) Austin, Texas ______163 Lubbock, Texas ______574 1st Quarter: Boulder, Colo. ______1,139 Manhattan, Kan. ______757 1996 Texas 7, Nebraska 7 College Station, Texas ______96 Norman, Okla. ______429 1997 Nebraska 16, Texas A&M 0 Columbia, Mo. ______915 Stillwater, Okla. ______508 1998 Kansas State 10, Texas A&M 0 Lawrence, Kan. ______758 Waco, Texas ______186 1999 Nebraska 10, Texas 0 2000 Oklahoma 3, Kansas State 0 UNDEFEATED TEAMS FROM BIG 12 SCHOOLS 2001 Colorado 7, Texas 7 2002 Oklahoma 7, Colorado 0 School Season Record 2003 Oklahoma 7, Kansas State 0 2004 Oklahoma 14, Colorado 0 Texas 2005 11-0 Oklahoma 2003 12-0 1st Half: Oklahoma 2000 13-0 1996 Texas 20, Nebraska 17 Nebraska 1997 13-0 1997 Nebraska 37, Texas A&M 3 1998 Kansas State 17, Texas A&M 6 Nebraska 1995 12-0 1999 Nebraska 15, Texas 0 Nebraska 1994 13-0 2000 Oklahoma 10, Kansas State 10 Oklahoma 1974 11-0 2001 Colorado 29, Texas 17 Nebraska 1971 13-0 2002 Oklahoma 13, Colorado 0 Texas 1969 11-0 2003 Kansas State 21, Oklahoma 7 Texas 1963 11-0 2004 Oklahoma 28, Colorado 0 Missouri 1960 11-0 3rd Quarter: Oklahoma 1956 10-0 1996 Nebraska 24, Texas 23 Oklahoma 1955 11-0 1997 Nebraska 40, Texas A&M 3 Oklahoma 1954 10-0 1998 Kansas State 27, Texas A&M 12 Oklahoma 1949 11-0 1999 Nebraska 22, Texas 0 Oklahoma State 1945 9-0 2000 Oklahoma 17, Kansas State 17 Texas A&M 1939 11-0 2001 Colorado 36, Texas 20 Colorado 1923 9-0 2002 Oklahoma 19, Colorado 7 Texas 1920 9-0 2003 Kansas State 28, Oklahoma 7 Texas A&M 1919 10-0 2004 Oklahoma 35, Colorado 3 Oklahoma 1918 6-0 Texas 1918 9-0 When Tied After 4th Quarter (Prior to overtime): Texas A&M 1917 8-0 1998 Kansas State 27, Texas A&M 27 Nebraka 1915 8-0 When Tied After 1st Overtime: Oklahoma 1915 10-0 1998 Kansas State 30, Texas A&M 30 Colorado 1911 6-0 Colorado 1910 6-0 The Team With A Lead: Colorado 1909 6-0 After 1st Quarter Is: 5-2 (2 games tied) Kansas 1908 9-0 At Halftime Is: 7-1 (1 game tied) After 3rd Quarter Is: 6-2 (1 game tied) DR PEPPER BIG 12 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Record For Team That: SITES Scored First Points 6-3 Has First Rushing TD 6-3 1996 TWA Dome (St. Louis, Mo.) Has First Passing TD 6-2 (No passing TDs in ‘99) 1997 Alamo Dome (San Antonio, Texas) Scored First 6-2 (No field goals in ‘03) Scored First Safety 1-0 1998 TWA Dome (St. Louis, Mo.) 1999 Alamo Dome (San Antonio, Texas) Record For Team That Led In: 2000 Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.) 1st Downs 5-4 2001 Texas Stadium (Irving, Texas) 3rd Down Conversions 5-2 (2 ties) 2002 Reliant Stadium (Houston, Texas) Rushing Offense 7-2 2003 Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.) Passing Offense 5-4 2004 Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.) Total Offense 7-2 Dec. 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium (Houston, Texas) Time of Possession 5-4 Turnover Margin 5-2 (2 ties) Dec. 2, 2006 Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.) Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 6

BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RECORDS (1996-2004)

TOTAL OFFENSE PASSING

PLAYS YARDS 87 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 (63 rush, 24 pass) 370 Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 85 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (67 rush, 18 pass) 353 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 81 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (56 rush, 25 pass) 341 Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 79 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (25 rush, 54 pass) 324 Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998

YARDS GAINED ATTEMPTS 536 Nebraska (335 rush, 201 pass) vs. Texas A&M, 1997 54 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (29 comp.) 519 Kansas State (292 rush, 227 pass) vs. Oklahoma, 2003 48 Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1997 (21 comp.) 519 Kansas State (178 rush, 341 pass) vs. Texas A&M, 1998 44 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 (24 comp.) 503 Texas (150 rush, 353 pass) vs. Nebraska, 1996 43 Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (24 comp.)

FIRST DOWNS COMPLETIONS 26 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (14 rush, 12 pass, 0 pen.) 29 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (54 att.) 26 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 (15 rush, 11 pass) 24 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (32 att.) 25 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (13 rush, 8 pass, 4 pen.) 24 Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (43 att.) 25 Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 (7 rush, 13 pass, 5 pen.) 24 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 (44 att.) 25 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (19 rush, 6 pass) YARDS PER COMPLETION RUSHING 22.7 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 (10 for 227) 21.6 Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 (15 for 324) ATTEMPTS 18.6 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (19 for 353) 67 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 17.9 Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (19 for 341) 63 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 58 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 YARDS PER ATTEMPT 56 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 13.4 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 (17 for 227 yards) 12.2 Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (28 for 341) NET YARDS GAINED 12.2 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (29 for 353) 335 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 11.2 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (18 for 201) 292 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 287 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 243 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 75.0 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (24 of 32) 67.9 Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (19 of 28) RUSHING 66.7 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (12 of 18) 6 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 65.5 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (19 of 29) 3 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 3 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 LOWEST PCT. 3 Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1997 0.0 Six teams 3 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 (Last by: Kansas State (0-for-17) vs. Oklahoma, 2003) 3 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 PASSES FIRST DOWNS RUSHING 4 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 19 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 3 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 15 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 3 Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 14 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 13 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 FIRST DOWNS PASSING 17 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 AVERAGE PER CARRY 14 Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 7.1 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003(41 for 292) 14 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 5.4 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (28 for 150) 13 Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 5.1 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (46 for 236) 5.1 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (56 for 287) Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 7

SCORING MOST PUNTS POINTS 10 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999 54 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 9 Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2004 42 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 9 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 39 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 9 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 37 Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 37 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 FEWEST PUNTS 1 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 TOUCHDOWNS 2 Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 6 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 2 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 6 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 5 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 PUNT RETURNS 5 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 YARDS EXTRA POINTS MADE 90 Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2002 (3 returns) 6 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 75 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (3 returns) 6 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 74 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 (6 returns) 5 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 70 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (5 returns) 4 Four teams (Last by: Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002) MOST RETURNS EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED 6 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 (74 yards) 6 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 6 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999 (44 yards) 6 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 5 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (1 yard) 6 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 5 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (70 yards) 5 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS MADE 1 Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2002 (80 yards) 1 Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 1 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (58 yards)

TWO-POINT CONVERSION ATTEMPTS KICKOFF RETURNS 2 Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1997 1 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 YARDS 1 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 131 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (6 returns) 1 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999 123 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (6 returns) 1 Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 122 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (7 returns) 117 Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (4 returns) SAFETIES 1 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 MOST RETURNS 7 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (122 yards) FIELD GOALS MADE 6 Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2004 (105 yards) 4 Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (5 att.) 6 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (123 yards) 4 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (4 att.) 6 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (131 yards) 3 Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (4 att.) 3 Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 (3 att.) RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 3 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (3 att.) None

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FUMBLES 5 Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (4 made) 4 Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (3 made) 4 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (4 made) MOST FUMBLES 5 Kansas State (lost 4) vs. Texas A&M, 1998 PUNTING 5 Nebraska (lost 4) vs. Texas A&M, 1997 3 Colorado (lost 0) vs. Oklahoma, 2002 HIGHEST AVERAGE 3 Nebraska (lost 2) vs. Texas, 1996 47.6 Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1997 (7 for 333) 46.8 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (5 for 234) 46.4 Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2002 (7 for 325) 45.3 Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 (3 for 136) Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 8

MOST FUMBLES LOST FEWEST YARDS PER PLAY 4 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (5 fumbles) 1.0 Colorado (44 plays, 46 yards) vs. Oklahoma, 2004 2 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 (2 fumbles) 2.4 Nebraska (72 plays, 178 yards) vs. Texas, 1999 2 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 (3 fumbles) 3.6 Oklahoma (66 plays, 239 yards) vs. Kansas State, 2000 3.9 Nebraska (71 plays, 277 yards) vs. Texas A&M, 1997 FEWEST FUMBLES 0 Eight teams FEWEST DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED (Last by: Colorado (lost 0) vs. Oklahoma, 2004) 0 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 0 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 FEWEST FUMBLES LOST 0 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 0 Nine teams 1 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 Last: Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2004 (0 fumbles) RUSHING DEFENSE PENALTIES FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED FEWEST PENALTIES 16 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (-4 yards) 4 Five teams 23 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (92 yards) Last by: Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (30 yards) 23 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (13 yards) 25 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 (83 yards) FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED 20 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 (4 penalties) FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED 22 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999 (4 penalties) -4 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (16 plays) 24 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (4 penalties) 6 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 (30 plays) 30 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (3 penalties) 13 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (23 plays) 30 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 (4 penalties) 83 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 (25 plays)

MOST PENALTIES FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 13 Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (110 yards) 0 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 10 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (60 yards) 0 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 9 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (90 yards) 0 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 9 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 (61 yards) 1 Four teams (Last by: Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003)

MOST YARDS PENALIZED FEWEST RUSHING YARDS PER PLAY 110 Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (13 penalties) -0.2 Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2004 (16 plays, - 4 yards) 90 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (9 penalties) 0.2 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 (30 plays, 6 yards) 61 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 (9 penalties) 0.6 Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (23 plays, 13 yards) 60 Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (10 penalties) 3.1 Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (41 plays, 128 yards)

TOTAL DEFENSE PASSING DEFENSE

FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED 44 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (16 rush, 28 pass) 6 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (6 for 15) 47 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (32 rush, 15 pass) 6 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999 (6 for 15) 57 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 (28 rush, 29 pass) 9 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (9 for 28) 58 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (41 rush, 17 pass) 10 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (10 for 17)

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED 46 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (44 plays) 50 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (9 passes) 178 Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 (72 plays) 55 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999(15 passes) 193 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (47 plays) 67 Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (15 passes) 239 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 (66 plays) 106 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 (28 passes)

FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 0 Seven teams (Last by: Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004) Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 9

FEWEST PASSING YARDS PER COMPLETION AVERAGE PER CARRY (Min. 5 Att.) 5.6 Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2004 (9 passes, 50 yards) 13.3 Priest Holmes, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 8.1 Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2002 (14 passes, 114 yards) (9 carries, 120 yards) 8.4 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 (12 passes, 105 yards) 10.7 Darren Sproles, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 9.2 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (24 passes, 220 yards) (22 carries, 235 yards) 9.2 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999 (6 passes, 55 yards) 8.9 Bobby Purify, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (7 carries, 62 yards) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 6.8 Correll Buckhalter, Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 (20 carries, 136 yards) TOTAL OFFENSE PASSING PLAYS 56 Michael Bishop, Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 YARDS PASSING (28 rush, 28 pass) 353 James Brown, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (28-19-2) 55 , Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 341 Michael Bishop, Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (28-19-1) (11 rush, 44 pass) 324 , Texas A&M vs. KSU, 1998 (31-15-1) 53 Jason White, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 298 Jason White, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (50-27-2) (3 rush, 50 pass) 43 Branndon Stewart, Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1997 ATTEMPTS (5 rush, 38 pass) 50 Jason White, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (27 comp.) 44 Josh Heupel, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 (24 comp.) YARDS GAINED 42 , Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999 (15 comp.) 442 Michael Bishop, Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 38 Branndon Stewart, Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1997 (18 comp.) (101 rushing, 341 passing) 360 James Brown, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 COMPLETIONS (7 rushing, 353 passing) 27 Jason White, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (50 att.) 300 Branndon Stewart, Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 24 Josh Heupel, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 (44 att.) (-24 rushing, 324 passing) 22 Jason White, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (29 att.) 292 Jason White, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 19 Michael Bishop, Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (28 att.) (-6 rushing, 298 passing) 19 James Brown, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (28 att.)

RUSHING YARDS PER COMPLETION (Min. 10 Completions) 22.7 Ell Roberson, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 (10 for 227) ATTEMPTS 21.6 Branndon Stewart, Texas A&M vs. KSU, 1998 (15 for 324) 34 Ahman Green, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 18.6 James Brown, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (19 for 353) 33 Chris Brown, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 17.9 Michael Bishop, Kansas State vs. TAMU, 1998 (19 for 341) 32 DeAngelo Evans, Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 29 , Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 YARDS PER ATTEMPT (Min. 10 Attempts) 13.4 Ell Roberson, Kansas State vs. OU, 2003 (17 for 227) NET YARDS GAINED 12.6 James Brown, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (28 for 353) 235 Darren Sproles, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 12.2 Michael Bishop, Kansas State vs. TAMU, 1998 (28 for 341) 188 Quentin Griffin, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 11.2 , Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (18 for 201) 182 Chris Brown, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 179 Ahman Green, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 75.9 Jason White, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 (22 of 29) TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 67.9 Michael Bishop, Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (19 of 28) 3 , Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 67.9 James Brown, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (19 of 28) 3 Chris Brown, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 66.7 Scott Frost, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997(12 of 18) 3 Ahman Green, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 3 Priest Holmes, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 LOWEST INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 Attempts) 3 DeAngelo Evans, Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 0.0 Eight tied (Last by: Ell Roberson (0 of 17), Kansas State vs. OU, 2003)

TOUCHDOWN PASSES 4 Ell Roberson, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 3 Jason White, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 3 Branndon Stewart, Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 10

RECEIVING TWO-POINT CONVERSION ATTEMPTS RECEPTIONS 2 Branndon Stewart, Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1997 8 Mark Clayton, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 1 Four tied (Last: , Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002) 8 Mark Clayton, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 8 Will Peoples, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 FIELD GOALS MADE 8 , Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 4 Martin Gramatica, Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 (5 att.) 4 Kris Brown, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (4 att.) YARDS RECEIVING 3 Dusty Mangum, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (4 att.) 140 Darnell McDonald, Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 3 Russell Bynum, Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 (3 att.) 107 B.J. Johnson, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 3 Phil Dawson, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 (3 att.) 106 Mark Clayton, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 104 Mark Clayton, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 5 Martin Gramatica, Kansas State vs. TAMU, 1998 (4 made) TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 4 Kris Brown, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (4 made) 2 Mark Clayton, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 4 Dusty Mangum, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (3 made) 2 B.J. Johnson, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 2 Sirr Parker, Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 PUNTING

AVERAGE PER CATCH (Min. 2 Receptions) HIGHEST AVERAGE 32.0 Wane McGarity, Texas vs. Nebraska , 1996 (3 for 96) 47.8 Mark Mariscal, Colorado (6 for 287) vs. Oklahoma, 2002 31.5 James Terry, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 (2 for 63) 47.6 , Texas A&M (7 for 333) vs. Nebraska, 1997 29.3 Darren Sproles, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma , 2003 (3 for 88) 46.8 Mark Mariscal, Colorado (5 for 234) vs. Texas, 2001 26.8 B.J. Johnson, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (4 for 107) 45.3 Shane Lechler, Texas A&M (3 for 136) vs. Kansas State, 1998

SCORING MOST PUNTS 9 John Torp, Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2004 POINTS 9 Dan Hadenfeldt, Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 18 Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 8 Ryan Long, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999 18 Chris Brown, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 7 Jared Brite, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 18 Michael Bishop, Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 7 Shane Lechler, Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1997 18 Branndon Stewart, Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 18 Ahman Green, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 PUNT RETURNS 18 DeAngelo Evans, Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 18 Priest Holmes, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 YARDS 90 Jeremy Bloom, Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2002 (3 ret.) TOUCHDOWNS 70 , Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (5 ret.) 3 Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 68 Aaron Lockett, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (2 ret.) 3 Chris Brown, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 55 Bobby Newcombe, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (2 ret.) 3 Branndon Stewart, Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 3 Michael Bishop, Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 MOST RETURNS 3 Ahman Green, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 5 Antonio Perkins, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (1 yard) 3 DeAngelo Evans, Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 5 Antonio Perkins, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2002 (70 yards) 3 Priest Holmes, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 4 Antonio Perkins, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 4 Courtnee Garcia, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999 (32 yards) EXTRA POINTS MADE 4 Nathan Vasher, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (54 yards) 6 Garrett Hartley, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 5 Joe Rheem, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 RETURN AVERAGE 5 Kris Brown, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 34.0 Aaron Lockett, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (2 for 68) 30.0 Jeremy Bloom, Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2002 (3 for 90) EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED 27.5 Bobby Newcombe, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 (2 for 55) 6 Garrett Hartley, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 26.0 Dante Hall, Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1997 (1 for 26) 5 Joe Rheem, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 5 Kris Brown, Nebraska vs. Texas A&M, 1997 RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 1 Aaron Lockett, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (58 yards) TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS MADE 1 Jeremy Bloom, Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2002 (80 yards) 1 Sirr Parker, Texas A&M (pass from Branndon Stewart) vs. Kansas State, 1998 Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 11

KICKOFF RETURNS SACKS 2 Marcus Tubbs (-16 yards), Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 YARDS 2 Loran Kaiser (-13 yards), Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 117 Victor Ike, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (4 ret.) 2 Ben Leber (-12 yards), Kansas State vs. Texas A&M, 1998 111 Roman Hollowell, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (6 ret.) 99 Aaron Lockett, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (4 ret.) FUMBLE RECOVERIES 92 Stephone Robinson, Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2004 (5 ret.) 1 15 tied (Last: Lorenzo Sims, Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2004) MOST RETURNS 6 Roman Hollowell, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (111 yards) PASS DEFLECTIONS 5 Stephone Robinson, Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2004 (92 yards) 4 Rashad Washington, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 4 Victor Ike, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (117 yards) 4 Michael Thompson, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2000 4 Aaron Lockett, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (99 yards) 4 Ralph Brown, Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 4 Damon Benning, Nebraska vs. Texas, 1996 (77 yards) 3 Lawrence Dampeer, Oklahoma vs. Colorado, 2004 3 Dyshod Carter, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 RETURN AVERAGE 29.3 Victor Ike, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (4 for 111) 26.7 Roderick Sneed, Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2002 (3 for 80) LONG PLAYS 24.3 Aaron Lockett, Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 (4 for 99) 80 Jeremy Bloom (punt return), Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2002 79 Major Applewhite to B.J. Johnson (pass), Texas vs. Colorado,2001 RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 73 Aaron Killion (interception return), Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 None 67 Shane Lechler (punt), Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1997 66 Michael Bishop to Darnell McDonald (pass), KSU vs. Texas, 1998 PASS INTERCEPTIONS 66 James Brown to Wane McGarity (pass), Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 64 Medford Moorer (interception return), Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 MOST INTERCEPTIONS 63 Darren Sproles (rush), Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 1 20 Times 63 Ell Roberson to James Terry (pass), KSU vs. Oklahoma, 2003 61 James Brown to Derek Lewis (pass), Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 RETURN YARDS 61 Priest Holmes (rush), Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996 73 Aaron Killion, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 58 Aaron Lockett (punt return), Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2000 64 Medford Moorer, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 57 Shane Lechler (punt), Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 54 Roderick Babers, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 56 Jared Brite (punt), Kansas State vs. Oklahoma, 2003 37 Dion Booker, Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 55 Correll Buckhalter (rush), Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 50 Dusty Mangum (longest field goal), Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 RETURN AVERAGE 73.0 Aaron Killion, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (1 for 73) 64.0 Medford Moorer, Colorado vs. Texas, 2001 (1 for 64) ATTENDANCE 54.0 Roderick Babers, Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 (1 for 54) 1996 63,109 37.0 Dion Booker, Nebraska vs. Texas, 1999 (1 for 37) 1997 64,824 1998 60,798 RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 1999 65,035** 1 Four tied 2000 79,655 (Last by: Ted Sims, Kansas State (27 yards) vs. OU, 2003) 2001 66,675 2002 63,332 DEFENSIVE RECORDS 2003 79,460 2004 62,130 TACKLES Total: 604,018 17 (9 UT), Texas A&M vs. Kansas State, 1998 Avg: 67,113 16 Ahmad Brooks (6 UT), Texas vs. Colorado, 2001 14 Drew Wahlroos (6 UT), Colorado vs. Oklahoma, 2002 ** - Then-football attendance record for San Antonio Alamodome 14 Dusty Renfro (12 UT), Texas vs. Nebraska, 1996

TACKLES FOR LOSS 5 , Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 2003 (-10 yds) 4 Aaron Humphrey, Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999 (-15 yards) 3 Seven Tied (Last by: Brian Iwuh, CU vs. OU, 2004; 9 yards) Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 12

BIG 12 ALL-TIME BOWL RECORDS

School All-Time Record Since 1996 First Appearance Latest Appearance Baylor 8-8 0-0 1949 Dixie 1994 Alamo Bowl (Washington State 10, Baylor 3) Colorado 12-14 4-2 1938 Cotton 2004 Houston Bowl (Colorado 33, UTEP 28) Iowa State 2-6 2-2 1971 Sun 2004 (Iowa State 17, Miami, Ohio 13) Kansas 3-6 0-1 1948 Orange 2003 Tangerine Bowl (NC State 56, Kansas 23) Kansas State 6-6 4-4 1982 Independence 2004 (Ohio State 35, Kansas State 28) Missouri 9-13 1-2 1924 Los Angeles 2003 Independence Bowl (Arkansas 27, Missouri 14) Christmas Festival Nebraska 21-21 5-3 1941 Rose 2003 Alamo Bowl (Nebraska 17, Michigan State 3) Oklahoma 23-14-1 3-3 1939 Orange 2005 Orange Bowl (USC 55, Oklahoma 19) Oklahoma State 10-6 1-3 1945 Cotton 2004 Alamo Bowl (Ohio State 33, Oklahoma State 7) Texas 21-21-2 4-4 1943 Cotton 2005 Rose Bowl (Texas 38, Michigan 37) Texas A&M 13-15 1-5 1922 Dixie Classic 2005 (Tennessee 38, Texas A&M 7) Texas Tech 8-19-1 3-4 1938 Sun 2004 Holiday Bowl (Texas Tech 45, California 31) Totals 136-149-4 28-33

2005-06 FOOTBALL BOWL LINEUP

Bowl Date Site TV Time (ET) Participants Wyndham New Orleans Bowl Tue., Dec. 20 New Orleans, La. ESPN 8:00 p.m. Arkansas State vs. Conference USA GMAC Bowl Wed., Dec. 21 Mobile, Ala. ESPN 8:00 p.m. Toledo vs. Conference USA Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl Thu., Dec. 22 Las Vegas, Nev. ESPN 8:00 p.m. BYU vs. Pac-10 Poinsettia Bowl Thu., Dec. 22 San Diego, Calif. ESPN2 10:00 p.m. Navy vs. Colorado State Plains Capital Fort Worth Bowl Fri., Dec. 23 Fort Worth, Texas ESPN 8:00 p.m. Big 12 vs. Conference USA Sheraton Hawaii Bowl Sat., Dec. 24 Honolulu, Hawaii ESPN 8:30 p.m. Conference USA vs. WAC Motor City Bowl Mon., Dec. 26 Detroit, Mich. ESPN 5:30 p.m. Big Ten vs. MAC Insight Bowl Tue., Dec. 27 Phoenix, Ariz. ESPN TBA Rutgers vs. Arizona State Champs Sports Bowl Tue., Dec. 27 Orlando, Fla. ESPN 5:00 p.m. Big 12 vs. ACC MPC Computers Bowl Wed., Dec. 28 Boise, Idaho ESPN 4:30 p.m. ACC vs. WAC MasterCard Alamo Bowl Wed., Dec. 28 San Antonio, Texas ESPN 8:00 p.m. Big 12 vs. Big Ten Emerald Bowl Thu., Dec. 29 San Francisco, Calif. ESPN 4:30 p.m. Utah vs. Pac-10 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl Thu., Dec. 29 San Diego, Calif. ESPN 8:00 p.m. Big 12 vs. Pac-10 Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl Fri., Dec. 30 Nashville, Tenn. ESPN Noon Big Ten vs. SEC Vitalis Sun Bowl Fri., Dec. 30 El Paso, Texas CBS Noon Big Ten vs. Pac-10 Independence Bowl Fri., Dec. 30 Shreveport, La. ESPN 3:30 p.m. Big 12 vs. SEC Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Fri., Dec. 30 Atlanta, Ga. ESPN 7:30 p.m. ACC vs. SEC Meineke Car Care Bowl Sat., Dec. 31 Charlotte, N.C. ESPN2 11:00 a.m. ACC vs. Big East AutoZone Liberty Bowl Sat., Dec. 31 Memphis, Tenn. ESPN 1:00 p.m. Fresno State vs. Conference USA EV1.net Houston Bowl Sat., Dec. 31 Houston, Texas ESPN2 2:30 p.m. Big 12 vs. TCU Outback Bowl Mon., Jan. 2 Tampa, Fla. ESPN 11:00 a.m. Big Ten vs. SEC AT&T Mon., Jan. 2 Dallas, Texas FOX 11:00 a.m. Big 12 vs. SEC Toyota Gator Bowl Mon., Jan. 2 Jacksonville, Fla. NBC 12:30 p.m. Louisville vs. ACC Capital One Bowl Mon., Jan. 2 Orlando, Fla. ABC 1:00 p.m. Big Ten vs. SEC Tostitos Fiesta Bowl Mon., Jan. 2 Tempe, Ariz. ABC 5:00 p.m. BCS vs. BCS Nokia Sugar Bowl Mon., Jan. 2 Atlanta, Ga. ABC 8:30 p.m. BCS vs. BCS FedEx Orange Bowl Tue., Jan. 3 Miami, Fla. ABC 8:00 p.m. BCS vs. BCS Rose Bowl presented by Citi Wed., Jan. 4 Pasadena, Calif. ABC 8:00 p.m. BCS National Championship

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BIG 12 NATIONAL POSTSEASON HONORS (as of November 28, 2005) CoSIDA Academic All-District VI MAJOR NATIONAL AWARDS FINALISTS & SEMIFINALISTS First Team Shawn Bell, Baylor, QB National Football Foundation Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Dusty Dvoracek, Oklahoma, DT Vincent Draddy Academic Semifinalist - , Baylor, P Excellence Award Brad Smith, Missouri, QB Second Team Semifinalists - Jason Glynn, OL, Texas John Torp, Colorado, P Lou Groza Placekicking Award Daniel Sepulveda, P, Baylor Kevin Kane, Kansas, LB Semifinalist - Brock Stratton, LB, Texas Tech Jeromey Clary, Kansas State, OL Mason Crosby, Colorado, PK Brad Smith, Missouri, QB CoSIDA Academic All-District VII David Thomas, Texas, TE Maxwell Award First Team Semifinalist - Shawn Moorehead, Iowa State, DL Bednarik Award Vince Young, Texas, QB Kurt Mann, Nebraska, OL Semifinalists - Dane Todd, Nebraska, RB Aaron Harris, Texas, LB Ray Guy Award Second Team Semifinalists - Brian Daniels, Colorado, OL Davey O’Brien Award Daniel Sepulveda, Baylor, P Matt Thompson, Kansas, OL Semifinalists - John Torp, Colorado, P Jeromey Clary, Kansas State, OL Brad Smith, Missouri, QB Kyle Tucker, Kansas, P J.B. Phillips, Nebraska, TE Vince Young, Texas, QB Sam Koch, Nebraska, P Blake Tiedtke, Nebraska, DB Cody Hodges, Texas Tech, QB Finalist - Rotary Lombardi Trophy AFCA Good Works Team Vince Young, Texas, QB Finalist - Shawn Bell, Baylor, QB , Texas, DT Victor Mann, Kansas State, FB Dick Butkus Award Mark LeFlore, Nebraska, WR Semifinalist - Wuerffel Trophy Vince Young, Texas, QB Aaron Harris, Texas, LB Finalists - Dane Todd, Nebraska, FB Jim Thorpe Award David Thomas, Texas, TE Semifinalist - , Texas, DB

DID YOU KNOW?? .... BIG 12 FOOTBALL

¾ The Big 12 has sent eight teams to bowl games in four of the last five seasons, including 2005.

¾ From 2000-05, Big 12 teams have participated in 46 bowl games.

¾ For the first time in league history, five North Division teams will participate in bowls, marking only the second time five teams from one division have gone “bowling” (South, 2004).

¾ All-time, the South Division is 95-85 vs. the North, including an 11-7 mark in 2005.

¾ The South Division held an average score advantage of 29.6-to-25.2 vs. the North in the 18 games played this season.

¾ Seventeen of the 20 Big 12 Championship game participants have been nationally-ranked.

¾ Average attendance at member institutions this season was 58,506 over 71 games, an increase of 2.1 percent over last season (57,312 over 72 games).

¾ Average attendance has increased 13.7 percent from the first year of Big 12 play to the present season.

¾ Average attendance has increased in six of the conference’s 10 years, including each of the last two. Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 15

BIG 12 NOTEBOOK

Big 12 Football Coaches Bowl Teleconference Dr Pepper Football Championship Challenge Big 12 football coaches participating in postseason bowl games will Dr Pepper is giving fans across the country the chance to compete for conduct a media teleconference on Monday, Dec. 5 beginning at 10:00 up to $1 million in the Dr Pepper Football Championship Challenge. a.m. CST. Each coach is available for approximately 10 minutes. The The challenge will take place at halftime of the Dr Pepper Big 12 schedule is listed below, with all times Central. Football Championship. One person will have the chance to win up to $1 million by successfully throwing footballs into an oversized Dr 10:00 a.m. , Kansas Pepper can replica. Jason White and will be on hand to 10:10 a.m. , Oklahoma offer tips to contestants as they prepare for the preliminary competition 10:40 a.m. Gary Pinkel, Missouri held the day before the game. 10:50 a.m. Mike Leach, Texas Tech 11:10 a.m. Dan McCarney, Iowa State Rushing to the Top 11:20 a.m. Mack Brown, Texas For the first time in Big 12 history, a quarterback can finish the season 11:40 a.m. Gary Barnett, Colorado as the Conference’s leading rusher. Currently, Missouri’s Brad Smith 11:50 a.m. Bill Callahan, Nebraska sits atop the league rushing chart (1,151 yards, 104.6 per game), followed by Oklahoma sophomore running back Adrian Peterson (1,024 Contact the Big 12 communications staff for the call-in number. A replay yards, 102.4 ypg). will be available for two weeks after the teleconference at 402-222- 9912. An audio archive of all calls from the season is also available Tough Sledding through the insider section of the Big 12 web site: www.big12sports.com. Four teams in the Big 12 (Colorado, Kansas, Iowa State, Oklahoma) are holding opponents to less than 100 yards rushing per game. All Big 12 Satellite Feed four rank in the top 14 nationally. The Big 12 will again present a satellite feed of game highlights from each week’s contests, along with student-athlete and coaches comments North Versus South from all 12 institutions. Following are the particulars: Below is a comparison of the North vs. South Divisions through the end of the 2005 regular season. Date: Every Tuesday, Aug. 30 - Dec. 6 Time: 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. CT North Division Coordinates: Galaxy 3C Record vs. South – 85-95 (47.2%) Transponder 6 (C Band) Big 12 Championship Game Record – 4-5 (44.4%) Downlink: Frequency 3820 mhz (vertical), 95 degrees West Bowl Appearances – 35 Audio: 6.2/6.8 mhz Bowl Record – 16-14 (53.3%) Teams with 10 or More Victories – 14 Big 12 Football 10th Anniversary Team The Big 12 Football 10th Anniversary Team was selected by a combined South Division media panel and on-line fan poll. In order to be eligible, candidates Record vs. North – 95-85 (52.8%) must have been an All-Big 12 First Team selection at least once in their Big 12 Championship Game Record – 5-4 (55.6%) careers. Bowl Appearances – 34 Bowl Record – 12-19 (38.7%) Position Player, School Years Played Teams with 10 or More Victories – 11 QB: Jason White, Oklahoma 2000-04 RB: , Texas 1995-98 Big 12 Preseason Media Poll Troy Davis, Iowa State 1994-96 Media covering the conference have correctly predicted the division WR: , Texas 2000-03 Rashaun Woods, Oklahoma State 2000-03 champions in two of the last three seasons (OU/KSU-03, CU/OU-02). TE: Daniel Graham, Colorado 1998-01 Last year the media accurately predicted OU to win the South, but OL: , Oklahoma 2001-04 incorrectly picked KSU in the North. Overall the top spot in each division Seth McKinney, Texas A&M 1998-01 has been accurately picked by the league’s media corps 10-of-18 times. Andre Gurode, Colorado 1998-01 Following are this season’s projections. Leonard Davis, Texas 1997-00 Aaron Taylor, Nebraska 1994-97 North South PK: Martin Gramatica, Kansas State 1994-95, 97-98 1. Colorado Texas KR: Ben Kelly, Colorado 1997-99 2. Iowa State Oklahoma DL: , Nebraska 1994-97 Tommie Harris, Oklahoma 2001-03 3. Nebraska Texas A&M , Oklahoma 2000, 02-04 4. Missouri Texas Tech Justin Smith, Missouri 1998-00 5. Kansas State Oklahoma State LB: , Texas 2001-04 6. Kansas Baylor , Oklahoma 1998-01 Dat Nguyen, Texas A&M 1995-98 DB: Roy Williams, Oklahoma 1999-01 Quentin Jammer, Texas 1997-98, 00-01 Terrence Newman, Kansas State 1999-02 Ralph Brown, Nebraska 1996-99 P: Shane Lechler, Texas A&M 1996-99 PR: David Allen, Kansas State 1997-00 Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 16

BAYLOR (5-6, 2-6) COLORADO (7-4, 5-3) End of Season This Week: Big 12 Championship Next:

Baylor posted two Big 12 wins in a season for the first time ever. Colorado has advanced to the Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship for The Bears won five games for the first time since the 1995 team the fourth time in the last five years and will play Texas Saturday in won seven. Reliant Stadium.

Baylor finished the season with 10 rushing touchdowns, the most Joel Klatt upped his career passing yards total to 7,608, which moved by a Baylor team since the Bears had 16 in 2002. him past Oklahoma’s Josh Heupel (7,456) into fifth place all-time in the conference. He has 2,596 yards for the season, the first CU player Free safety Maurice Lane finished his career with 365 tackles, third to throw for consecutive 2,500-yard seasons. all-time at BU. Hugh Charles has 806 yards rushing in 2005, the 10th-most by a Shawn Bell established a Baylor record for completions in a season. sophomore in school history. He finished with 190, breaking the longest-standing single-season record at Baylor (, 174, 1963). Bell has 3,804 career yards Nebraska rushed for 105 yards as a team, only the third time in 11 passing, eighth all-time at BU. games this year an opponent went over the century mark (Miami and Texas did so as well). IOWA STATE (7-4, 4-4) KANSAS (6-5, 3-5) Next: Bowl Game Next: Bowl Game

The Cyclones are bowl-eligible for the fifth time in the last six years. KU went undefeated/untied at home for the first time since 1951 and is bowl eligible for the second time in three seasons. Iowa State has won at least seven games in a season for the 13th With his 12 tackles against Iowa State, senior became just time in 114 years of ISU football. Head coach Dan McCarney has the 10th player in the history of the Big 12 to record 400 career tackles coached five of those teams. and now sits in eighth place on the league’s all-time list with 410. He also has the team’s longest starting streak at 41 games, dating back With the retirement of Kansas State’s Bill Snyder, McCarney, in his to his freshman season. 11th season, is now the dean of Big 12 head coaches. He is the winningest coach in school history with 52 victories. The Jayhawks limited Iowa State to 56 rushing yards to bring KU’s opponent season average to 88.1 yards per game on the ground, ISU is fourth in the nation with a +15 turnover margin. shattering the school record of 109.2 set in 1948. Kansas ranks fourth in the nation in rush defense. Bret Meyer had a school-record string of 155 consecutive pass attempts without an interception before it was broken against Kansas. KU has forced at least one turnover in 30 of its last 35 games.

KANSAS STATE (5-6, 2-6) MISSOURI (6-5, 4-5) End of Season Next: Bowl Game

With its win in the season finale Kansas State has won 13 straight Tight end Chase Coffman’s 33-yard touchdown catch against Kansas games over Missouri and sent head coach Bill Snyder into retirement State in the regular-season finale was his first since the second game on a winning note. Snyder ends his KSU career with a 136-68-1 of the season. Coffman matched his career high with six catches for record over 17 seasons. a career-high 88 yards.

Kansas State has scored in 115 straight games, dating back to the Tight end Martin Rucker also had a career day against K-State with 1996 Colorado game. The scoring streak is currently the 13th-longest nine catches for 112 yards and a touchdown. in the nation. Brad Smith added to his Big 12 total offense career record with 319 yards, 248 passing and 71 rushing. He now has 12,656 total yards Thomas Clayton rushed for 102 yards in the season-finale vs. in his career. Missouri, breaking the 100-yard mark for the third time in 2005. Smith leads the Big 12 and is 27th nationally with 104.6 rushing Jordy Nelson’s eight touchdown receptions this season are the yards per game. He is one of only two (OU’s Adrian Peterson, 102.4) seventh-most in single-season history and his 38 receptions were conference players to average over 100 yards a game on the ground. the second-most by a K-State sophomore . Missouri is bowl-eligible for the second time in the last three years. Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 17

NEBRASKA (7-4, 4-4) OKLAHOMA (7-4, 6-2) Next: Bowl Game Next: Bowl Game

Nebraska’s 392 passing yards in the Colorado game gives it 2,525 Oklahoma rushed for 354 yards against OSU, the team’s best ground passing yards in 2005, a single-season record. The previous record game since the 2002 season opener against Tulsa when the Sooners was 2,431 yards in 1972. rushed for 378 yards.

The Husker defense held CU to 212 yards, the fewest it has allowed threw three touchdown passes, his first career game since the season opener when it held Maine to 145. with multiple touchdown passes.

Zac Taylor’s 392 yards passing pushed his Nebraska single-season Adrian Peterson’s 210 second-half rushing yards are the most all- passing record to 2,486 yards. The 392 yards are the second-best time by a Sooner in any half. Peterson had touchdown runs of 84 single-game passing total in school history, and just the fourth 300- and 71 yards. He went over the 1,000-yard rushing mark for the second time in as many seasons. yard-plus passing game in Nebraska school history. OU has held eight opponents to less than 100 yards rushing, including four under 25 yards.

OKLAHOMA STATE (4-7, 1-7) TEXAS (11-0, 8-0) End of Season This Week: Big 12 Championship Next: Bowl Game

Mike Hamilton set an OSU freshman rushing record, finishing the The Longhorns have clinched the Big 12 South Division title and will season with 961 yards. His 87.4 yards per game average is third in play in the Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship game Saturday in the conference and 46th nationally. Houston’s Reliant Stadium.

D’Juan Woods caught four passes for 39 yards in the season finale Texas finishes the regular season undefeated for the 13th time in its at Oklahoma, extending his streak of games with a reception to 21. history. He increased his season receptions total to 56 - the seventh-best single season total in school history. UT has scored 40 or more points in the last nine games, and in 10 out of the 11 games this season. Texas leads the nation in scoring with Donovan Woods, who began the season as the starting quarterback 49.2 points per game. before switching to defensive back, made a career-high seven tackles against the Sooners and intercepted a pass. Vince Young now has 3,369 total offensive yards in 2005 to rank first in the UT career record books for yards in a season. Julius Crosslin scored two touchdowns against OU to improve his season total to a team-leading 12. He is sixth in the Big 12 in scoring Michael Griffin set a UT record with his fifth career blocked punt.

TEXAS A&M (5-6, 3-5) TEXAS TECH (9-2, 6-2) End of Season Next: Bowl Game

Quarterback Reggie McNeal, who missed the Texas game with an Texas Tech’s nine-win regular season is its first since 1976 when Tech injury, finished his A&M career as the school’s career record holder won 10 regular-season games. The Red Raiders’ six conference wins in passing yards (6,992) and total offense (8,881). He finished No. 2 are their most since competing in the Big 12. on the quarterback career rushing chart (1,889), No. 3 in career passing touchdowns (44), completions (478) and attempts (875). Taurean Henderson has four 100-plus yard rushing games on the season and 10 in his career. His 22 touchdowns lead the Big 12. The Aggies rushed for 277 yards, the most of any Texas opponent this season. Stephen McGee (108) and Jorvorskie Lane (104) became The Red Raiders went 7-0 at Jones SBC Stadium this season and only the second A&M duo to each rush for 100 yards against Texas, will go into 2006 riding a nine-game home win streak. The nine-game joining (25-150) and Darren Lewis (16-109), who streak is the longest since Tech registering 11-straight between Sept. did it in 1990. The last freshman quarterback to rush for 100 yards 15, 1973, and Nov. 23, 1974. for A&M was Richardson (8-137) against Rice in 1987. Texas Tech has outscored opponents 224-99 in the first half this A&M held Texas to a season-low 336 offensive yards, ending a streak season, including a 100-30 first quarter advantage. of three straight 600-yard games and eight straight 400-yard efforts. Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 18

USA Today Coaches Poll Big 12 in the Weekly Rankings Nov. 27 (Coaches/Harris Interactive/BCS) No. School Rec Pts Prev BU CU ISU KU KSU MU NU OU UT TAMU TTU 1. USC (53) 11-0 1,540 1 PS - rv/rv* rv/rv* rv/- rv/- - rv/rv* 5/7* 2/2* 17/17* 21/21* 2. Texas (9) 11-0 1,497 2 9/6 - rv/rv* rv/rv* - rv/- rv/- - 16/18* 2/2* rv/rv* 19/21* 3. LSU 10-1 1,397 3 9/11 - rv/rv* rv/24* - - - - 17/21* 2/2* rv/rv* 19/19* 4. Penn State 10-1 1,369 4 9/18 - rv/rv* rv/22* - - - - rv/- 2/2* rv/rv* 16/19* 5. Virginia Tech 10-1 1,290 5 9/25 - rv/- rv/23 - rv/rv - rv/rv - 2/2 rv/rv 13/16 6. Ohio State 9-2 1,162 7 10/2 - rv/rv rv/rv - - - rv/25 rv/rv 2/2 rv/rv 13/15 7. Notre Dame 9-2 1,153 6 10/9 -/rv 24/24 -/rv - -/rv - rv/rv - 2/2 -/rv 11/13 8. Oregon 10-1 1,127 8 10/16 - rv/rv - - - -/rv rv/24/23 -/rv 2/2/2 rv/rv 8/9/7 9. Auburn 9-2 1,049 9 10/23 - rv/rv/24 - - - rv/rv rv/rv rv/- 2/2/1 rv/rv 16/16/16 10. Miami 9-2 990 10 10/30 - 24/24/22 -/rv - - - - rv/rv/25 2/2/2 - 17/16/15 11. UCLA 9-1 946 11 11/6 - 21/22/18 rv/rv - - - - rv/rv 2/2/2 - 13/12/12 12. West Virginia 9-1 883 12 11/13 - rv/rv rv/rv - - - - rv/rv/25 2/2/2 - 19/19/19 13. Georgia 9-2 827 13 11/20 - rv/rv 25/25 - - - -/rv rv/rv 2/2/2 - 17/17/16 14. Alabama 9-2 731 14 11/27 - rv/rv rv/rv - - - rv/rv rv/rv 2/2 - 16/16 15. TCU 10-1 705 15 12/4 16. Texas Tech 9-2 605 17 Final 17. Louisville 8-2 532 18 18. Florida 8-3 506 19 * - Denotes AP Poll ranking 19. Boston College 8-3 436 20 20. Wisconsin 9-3 367 22 Career Records Updates 21. Michigan 7-4 250 23 Big 12 players in the conference career records book: 22. Fresno State 8-3 186 16 23. Clemson 7-4 158 NR Total Offense Passing Touchdowns 24. Georgia Tech 7-4 80 24 Rk Total Player 5. 55 Brad Smith, MU 25. Iowa 7-4 76 NR 1. 12,656 Brad Smith, MU 9. 46 Joel Klatt, CU 10. 44 Reggie McNeal, TAMU RV: Oklahoma, Iowa State, 3. 8,881 Reggie McNeal, TAMU 4. 8,450 Vince Young, UT Colorado, Nebraska Receptions Passing Yards 1. 298 Taurean Henderson, TTU Harris Interactive 2. 8,517 Brad Smith, MU Nov. 27 5. 7,608 Joel Klatt, CU Scoring No. School Rec Pts Prev 8. 6,992 Reggie McNeal, TAMU 1. 414 Taurean Henderson, TTU 1. USC (98) 11-0 2810 1 Rushing 2. Texas (15) 11-0 2727 2 Rushing Touchdowns 4. 50 Taurean Henderson, TTU 4. 4,139 Brad Smith, MU 3. Penn State 10-1 2525 4 7. 42 Brad Smith, MU 4. LSU 10-1 2500 3 10. 35 Kejuan Jones, OU Punt Return Yards 5. Virginia Tech 10-1 2313 6 8. 968 Charles Gordon, KU 6. Ohio State 9-2 2180 7 Touchdowns 7. Notre Dame 9-2 2173 5 1. 69 Taurean Henderson, TTU 8. Oregon 10-1 2031 8 7. 43 Brad Smith, MU 9. Auburn 9-2 1946 9 10. Miami (Fla.) 9-2 1791 10 2005 SBC Players of the Week 11. UCLA 9-1 1637 11 12. Georgia 9-2 1601 12 Offense Defense Special Teams 13. West Virginia 9-1 1538 13 9/5 Brad Smith, Sr, QB, MU Bo Ruud, So, LB, NU Mason Crosby, Jr, PK, CU 14. Alabama 9-2 1339 14 9/12 Vince Young, Jr, QB, UT LaMarcus Hicks, Sr, DB, ISU Troy Blankenship, Sr, P, ISU 15. TCU 10-1 1282 15 9/19 Reggie McNeal, Sr, QB, TAMU Brandon Perkins, Sr, LB, KU Sam Koch, Sr, P, NU 16. Texas Tech 9-2 1074 17 9/26 Parrish Fisher, Fr, RB, KSU Steve Paris, Sr, Fr, ISU Mason Crosby, Jr, PK, CU 17. Louisville 8-2 984 18 10/3 , Jr, QB, NU Aaron Harris, Sr, LB, UT Aaron Ross, Jr, PR, UT 18. Florida 8-3 931 19 10/10 Joel Filani, Jr, WR, TTU Brian Smith, Jr, DE, MU Ryan Havens, Jr, PK, BU 19. Boston College 8-3 768 20 10/17 Cody Hodges, Sr, QB, TTU , Jr, LB, OU Adam Crossett, So, P-PK, MU 20. Wisconsin 9-3 643 23 10/24 Brad Smith, Sr, QB, MU LaMarcus Hicks, Sr, DB, ISU Garrett Hartley, So, PK, OU 21. Michigan 7-4 521 24 22. Fresno State 8-3 292 16 10/31 Todd Blythe, So, WR, ISU , Sr, DB, TTU Mason Crosby, Jr, PK, CU 23. Clemson 7-4 268 NR Vince Young, Jr, QB, UT 24. Georgia Tech 7-4 255 22 11/7 Stevie Hicks, Jr, RB, ISU Charlton Keith, Sr, DE, KU Mason Crosby, Jr, PK, CU 25. Iowa 7-4 122 NR 11/14 Mike Hamilton, Fr, RB, OSU Brent Curvey, Jr, DT, ISU Aaron Ross, Jr, PR, UT RV: Oklahoma, Colorado, Nebraska, 11/21 Taurean Henderson, Sr, RB, TTU Colin Allred, Sr, LB, BU Daniel Sepulveda, Jr, P, BU Iowa State 11/28 Adrian Peterson, So, RB, OU Michael Huff, Sr, DB, UT Scott Webb, So, PK, KU Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 19

Instant Replay Statistics

No. of Games No. of Plays No. of Plays Average Length Using Big 12 Replay Reviewed Overturned of Review

9/3 8 7 3 1:45 9/10 8 5 3 1:31 9/17 7 5 2 1:23 9/24 3 4 2 1:43 10/1 6 5 1 1:14 10/8 6 13 2 1:09 10/15 6 8 2 1:24 10/22 6 9 0 1:04 10/29 6 6 1 1:52 11/5 5 7 4 1:12 11/12 6 13 5 1:40 11/19 3 6 3 2:01 11/26 4 4 3 1:58

Totals 74 92 31 1:32 Instant Replay The Big 12 has two main principles with regard to review: 3. Other detectable infractions:

—A standard of indisputable video evidence for any on-field a) Runner ruled not down. call to be changed; b) Forward progress errors with respect to first down. —A review must have a direct, competitive effect on the c) Touching of a kick. game, such as a change of possession, scoring play, etc. d) Number of players on field. e) Clock adjustments. Plays that MAY be reviewed with the use video replay: f) Fourth-down/try fumble plays.

1. Plays governed by sideline, goal line and end line: Plays that MAY NOT be reviewed with the use of video replay: a) Scoring plays, including a runner breaking the plane of the goal line. 1. Holding. b) Pass complete/incomplete/intercepted at sideline, goal line 2. Offside/encroachment. and end line. 3. Pass interference. c) Runner/receiver in or out of bounds. 4. Personal fouls (e.g., late hits). d) Recovery of loose ball in bounds. 5. Illegal blocks. 6. Illegal formations. 2. Passing Plays: 7. Face mask. 8. Taunting/excessive celebration. a) Pass ruled complete/incomplete/intercepted in the field of 9. False starts. play and end zones. 10. Roughing the passer/kicker. b) Touching of a forward pass by an ineligible receiver. 11. Fighting participants. c) Touching of a forward pass by a defensive player. d) Quarterback (passer) forward pass or fumble (if ruled incomplete, the play is finalized). e) Illegal forward pass or illegal handing beyond the line of scrimmage. f) Illegal forward pass or illegal handing after change of possession. g) Forward or backward pass thrown from behind the line of scrimmage. Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 20

Big 12 Attendance Figures Big 12 Television Schedule Home Games Only Again this season the Big 12 has an extensive schedule of G Total Avg High television appearances through its TV partners; ABC, FSN, Baylor (50,000) 5 194,493 38,899 44,783 and TBS. Following is a listing of appearances through the Colorado (53,750) 6 295,656 49,276 54,972 Big 12 contract with its television partners. Iowa State (45,814) 6 280,232 46,705 54,290 Kansas (50,071) 6 262,051 43,675 51,750 Date Game Network Time/Result Kansas State (50,000) 5 231,877 46,375 46,514 Sept. 3 TCU at Oklahoma ABC L, 10-17 Missouri (68,349) 6 320,181 53,364 60,641 Colorado State at Colorado TBS W, 31-28 Nebraska (73,918) 7 542,397 77,485 77,761 Texas A&M at Clemson ABC* L, 25-24 Oklahoma (82,112) 6 505,984 84,331 84,943 UL-Lafayette at Texas FSN W, 60-3 Oklahoma State (48,000) 6 269,163 44,861 48,035 Sept. 8 Oklahoma State at Fla. Atlantic ESPN2* W, 23-3 Texas (80,082) 5 416,663 83,333 83,919 Sept. 10 Kansas State at Marshall ESPN2* W, 21-19 Texas A&M (82,600) 6 478,389 79,732 86,617 Tulsa at Oklahoma FSN W, 31-15 Texas Tech (52,702) 7 326,802 50,972 55,755 Iowa at Iowa State ABC W, 23-3 Total 71 4,153,898 58,506 86,617 Wake Forest at Nebraska TBS W, 31-3 Texas at Ohio State ABC W, 25-22 Road/Neutral Games Only New Mexico State at Colorado FSN W, 39-0 G Total Avg High Sept. 17 SMU at Texas A&M FSN W, 66-8 Baylor 6 316,048 52,675 83,456 Baylor at Army ESPN Class.* W, 20-10 Colorado 6 326,428 54,405 83,474 Pittsburgh at Nebraska ABC W, 7-6 Iowa State 5 286,454 57,291 86,172 Oklahoma at UCLA ABC L, 24-41 Kansas 5 288,229 57,646 83,696 Rice at Texas FSN W, 51-10 Kansas State 5 292,675 58,535 84,501 Sept. 22 Texas State at Texas A&M FSN-SW* W, 44-31 Missouri 5 218,890 43,778 49,196 Sept. 23 Iowa State at Army ESPN2* W, 28-21 Nebraska 4 208,079 52,020 60,641 Sept. 24 Colorado at Miami ABC L, 3-23 Oklahoma 5 316,056 63,211 77,438 Oct. 1 Texas at Missouri ABC UT, 51-20 Oklahoma State 5 252,464 50,493 84,875 Baylor at Texas A&M FSN TAMU, 16-13 (OT) Texas 6 417,683 69,614 105,565 Iowa State at Nebraska ABC NU, 27-20 (2OT) Texas A&M 5 317,299 63,450 84,943 Kansas State at Oklahoma FSN OU, 43-21 Texas Tech 4 245,059 61,265 83,919 Oct. 8 Kansas at Kansas State FSN KSU, 12-3 Total 61 3,485,364 57,137 105,565 Oklahoma vs. Texas (Dallas) ABC UT, 45-12 Texas Tech at Nebraska TBS TTU, 34-31 Texas A&M at Colorado FSN CU, 41-20 Oct. 15 Kansas State at Texas Tech ABC TTU, 59-20 Big 12 vs. Non-Conference Opponents Colorado at Texas ABC UT, 42-17 (Includes Bowl Games) Oklahoma vs. Kansas (Kansas City) TBS OU, 19-3 All-Time 2005 Oct. 22 Nebraska at Missouri FSN MU, 41-24 W L Pct. W L Pct. Texas Tech at Texas ABC UT, 52-17 Baylor at Oklahoma FSN OU, 37-30 (2OT) ACC 11 16 .407 1 2 .333 Oct. 29 Oklahoma at Nebraska ABC OU, 31-24 Big East 15 4 .789 1 0 1.000 Texas Tech at Baylor FSN TTU, 28-0 Big Ten 17 28 .378 2 0 1.000 Iowa State at Texas A&M ABC ISU, 42-14 Conference USA 58 10 .853 5 0 1.000 Texas at Oklahoma State TBS UT, 47-28 Independents 7 5 .583 2 0 1.000 Nov. 5 Baylor at Texas FSN UT, 62-0 MAC 21 4 .840 0 0 .000 Missouri at Colorado ABC CU, 41-12 Mountain West 32 20 .615 1 2 .333 Texas A&M at Texas Tech FSN TTU, 56-17 Nov. 12 Texas A&M at Oklahoma ABC OU, 36-30 Pac-10 24 23 .511 0 1 .000 Kansas at Texas ABC UT, 66-14 SEC 12 14 .462 0 0 .000 Colorado at Iowa State FSN ISU, 30-16 Sun Belt 52 5 .912 9 0 1.000 Nov. 19 Oklahoma at Texas Tech FSN TTU, 23-21 WAC 31 4 .886 2 0 1.000 Nov. 25 Texas at Texas A&M ABC UT, 40-29 Non-IA 45 0 1.000 8 0 1.000 Nebraska at Colorado ABC NU, 30-3 Total 325 133 .710 31 5 .861 Nov. 26 Iowa State at Kansas FSN KU, 24-21 (OT) Oklahoma State at Oklahoma ABC OU, 42-14 Dec. 3 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship ABC 12:00 p.m. (Colorado vs. Texas)

All Times listed as Central * Appearances outside Big 12 Conference television package. Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 21

SUPERLATIVES

300-Yard Passers 100-Yard Receivers

Player (School) No. High Player (School) No. High Cody Hodges, Sr. (TTU) 8 408 vs. Texas A&M (11/5) Jarrett Hicks, Jr. (TTU) 4 147 vs. Texas A&M (11/5) Bret Meyer, So. (ISU) 3 371 at Texas A&M (10/29) Robert Johnson, Jr. (TTU) 3 209 vs. Sam Houston (9/17) Zac Taylor, Jr. (NU) 2 431 vs. Iowa State (10/1) Nate Swift, Fr. (NU) 3 135 at Missouri (10/22) Reggie McNeal, Sr. (TAMU) 2 349 vs. SMU (9/17) Joe Filani, Jr. (TTU) 2 255 vs. Kansas State (10/15) Joel Klatt, Sr. (CU) 1 398 vs. Texas A&M (10/8) Jason Carter, Sr. (TAMU) 2 219 vs. Texas State (9/22) Allan Evridge, Fr. (KSU) 1 357 vs. Texas A&M (10/22) Todd Blythe, So. (ISU) 2 214 at Texas A&M (10/29) Al Pena, So. (OSU) 1 351 vs. Baylor (11/19) D’Juan Woods, Jr. (OSU) 2 186 vs. Baylor (11/19) Vince Young, Sr. (UT) 1 336 vs. Colorado (10/15) Billy Pittman, So. (UT) 2 138 vs Texas Tech (10/22) Brad Smith, Sr. (MU) 1 317 vs. Arkansas State (9/3) Cory Ross, Sr. (NU) 2 131 vs. Iowa State (10/1) Austin Flynn, Jr. (ISU) 2 120 at Kansas (11/26) 100-Yard Rushers Mark Simmons, Sr. (KU) 2 100 vs. Nebraska (11/5) Frantz Hardy, So. (NU) 1 152 vs. Maine (9/3) Player (School) No. High Dominique Zeigler, Jr. (BU) 1 141 at Oklahoma (10/22) Adrian Peterson, So. (OU) 5 237 vs. Oklahoma State (11/26) Taurean Henderson, Sr. (TTU) 1 118 vs. Kansas State (10/15) Brad Smith, Sr. (MU) 4 246 vs. Nebraska (10/22) 1 118 vs. Texas A&M (11/12) Reggie McNeal, Sr. (TAMU) 4 150 vs. Oklahoma State (10/15) Willie Franklin, So. (MU) 1 116 vs. Arkansas State (9/3) Taurean Henderson, Sr. (TTU) 4 109 vs. Oklahoma (11/19) Evan Judge, Sr. (CU) 1 108 at Kansas State (10/29) , Fr. (UT) 3 189 vs. Rice (9/17) Jordy Nelson, So. (KSU) 1 107 at Oklahoma (10/1) Thomas Clayton, Jr. (KSU) 3 177 vs. Fla. Internat’l (9/3) David Thomas, Sr. (UT) 1 104 at Oklahoma State (10/29) Stevie Hicks, Jr. (ISU) 3 149 vs. Kansas State (11/5) Travis Wilson, Sr. (OU) 1 103 at UCLA (9/17) Jon Cornish, Jr. (KU) 3 101 at Kansas (11/5) Martin Rucker, So., (MU) 1 102 vs. Kansas State (11/19) Clark Green, Sr. (KU) 3 100 at Kansas (11/5) Jermaine Moreira, Jr. (KSU) 1 101 vs. Texas A&M (10/22) Vince Young, Jr. (UT) 2 267 at Oklahoma State (10/29) Mike Hamilton, Fr. (OSU) 2 194 vs. Texas (10/29) Cory Ross, Sr. (NU) 2 153 vs. Pittsburgh (9/17) Courtney Lewis, Jr. (TAMU) 2 146 vs. Oklahoma (11/12) Jorvorskie Lane, Fr. (TAMU) 2 139 vs. Oklahoma State (10/15) Paul Mosley, Jr. (BU) 2 133 at Texas A&M (10/1) Hugh Charles, So. (CU) 2 132 at Oklahoma State (10/1) Ramonce Taylor, So. (UT) 2 102 at Texas A&M (11/25) Jacob Gutierrez, So. (OU) 1 173 vs. Baylor (10/22) Parrish Fisher, Fr. (KSU) 1 169 vs. North Texas (9/24) Allan Evridge, Fr. (KSU) 1 138 vs. Nebraska (11/12) Brandon Whitaker, So. (BU) 1 110 at SMU (9/3) Stephen McGee, Fr., (TAMU) 1 108 vs. Texas (11/25) Greg Coleman, So. (ISU) 1 104 at Missouri (10/15) Marcus Woods, So. (MU) 1 102 at Oklahoma State (10/8) Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 22

BAYLOR (5-6, 2-6) BU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W, 28-23 at SMU 29,538 215 198 413 23-40-2 3 164 106 270 9-26-0 2 S10 W, 48-14 Samford 36,575 137 235 372 19-30-0 1 55 249 304 23-47-2 3 S17 W, 20-10 at Army 31,357 146 205 351 20-30-2 3 56 228 284 19-37-2 2 O1 L, 13-16 (ot) at Texas A&M 79,280 rv rv 125 222 347 25-45-0 2 155 132 287 12-31-2 2 O8 W, 23-13 at Iowa State 45,992 rv rv 116 160 276 18-26-0 1 110 210 330 19-31-1 3 O15 L, 14-23 Nebraska 40,857 rv rv rv 51 202 253 17-31-2 3 182 168 350 18-32-0 1 O22 L, 30-37(2ot) at Oklahoma 83,456 rv 63 228 291 20-43-0 3 205 269 474 24-42-2 4 O29 L, 0-28 Texas Tech 43,525 16 16 121 204 325 21-38-3 4 111 264 375 22-44-2 2 N5 L, 0-62 Texas 44,783 2 2 112 89 201 10-23-2 2 347 298 645 16-27-0 0 N12 L, 16-31 at Missouri 46,425 77 270 347 27-50-1 1 298 72 370 9-23-1 2 N19 W, 44-34 Oklahoma State 28,753 46 272 318 22-35-0 1 90 383 473 29-50-4 8

COLORADO (7-4, 5-3) CU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W, 31-28 Colorado State 54,972 rv* rv rv* 113 283 396 22-33-1 3 95 291 386 28-43-4 4 S10 W, 39-0 New Mexico St. 44,742 rv* rv 238 233 471 22-33-0 2 5 176 181 17-31-2 3 S24 L, 3-23 at Miami 51,228 rv* rv 12* 12 103 228 331 25-41-2 3 123 271 394 21-40-0 0 O1 W, 34-0 at Oklahoma St. 51,228 rv 213 168 381 16-28-0 1 92 116 208 14-20-2 2 O8 W, 41-20 Texas A&M 50,686 rv rv rv rv 158 401 559 29-38-0 0 78 258 336 19-36-0 1 O15 L, 17-42 at Texas 83,474 24 24 2 2 45 192 237 21-44-1 2 145 337 482 26-32-0 1 O22 W, 44-13 Kansas 48,025 rv rv 104 200 304 18-30-0 0 61 293 354 27-55-3 4 O29 W, 23-20 at Kansas State 43,890 rv rv 91 272 363 17-34-0 1 81 211 292 19-40-0 3 N5 W, 41-12 Missouri 49,196 24 24 136 260 396 24-32-0 1 59 217 276 27-44-1 2 N12 L, 16-30 at Iowa State 49,242 22 21 rv rv 79 284 363 25-42-2 3 36 251 297 20-38-0 1 N25 L, 3-30 Nebraska 54,831 rv rv rv 53 159 212 20-40-1 1 105 392 497 27-48-0 0 * Denotes AP Poll ranking

IOWA STATE (7-4, 4-4) ISU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W, 32-21 Illinois State 44,058 rv* rv 92 314 406 30-41-0 2 89 222 311 10-25-2 2 S10 W, 23-3 Iowa 54,290 rv* rv 8* 8 169 154 323 14-24-1 1 173 174 347 15-42-2 5 S23 W, 28-21 at Army 25,007 22* rv 71 158 229 18-26-3 3 132 233 365 19-34-3 3 O1 L, 20-27(ot) at Nebraska 77,433 23 rv rv 57 317 374 23-41-1 1 36 431 467 36-55-0 1 O8 L, 13-23 Baylor 45,992 rv rv 110 210 320 19-31-1 3 116 160 276 18-26-0 1 O15 L, 24-27(ot) at Missouri 55,016 rv 157 169 326 16-25-1 3 88 230 318 24-35-1 3 O22 W, 37-10 Oklahoma State 43,964 147 227 374 13-20-0 1 123 203 326 24-40-4 5 O29 W, 42-14 at Texas A&M 86,172 rv rv 178 371 549 20-32-0 0 126 221 347 23-41-2 3 N5 W, 45-17 Kansas State 42,686 rv 221 194 415 16-23-0 1 12 221 233 17-30-2 3 N12 W, 30-16 Colorado 49,242 rv rv 22 21 36 251 287 20-38-0 1 79 284 363 25-42-2 3 N26 L, 21-24(ot) at Kansas 42,826 25 25 56 257 313 18-34-1 1 123 254 377 24-43-3 3 *Denotes AP Poll ranking

KANSAS (6-5, 3-5) KU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W, 30-19 Florida Atlantic 40,930 rv 201 177 378 16-35-2 2 70 299 369 20-28-0 1 S10 W, 36-8 Appalachian St. 37,070 rv 207 228 435 19-29-1 1 133 178 311 22-35-0 1 S17 W, 34-14 Louisiana Tech 41,237 41 236 277 19-31-1 1 38 257 295 26-46-4 4 O1 L, 17-30 at Texas Tech 52,601 16 13 117 154 271 21-38-2 3 47 333 380 34-53-1 3 O8 L, 3-12 at Kansas State 49,798 109 127 236 8-22-0 3 35 147 182 15-24-1 1 O15 L, 3-19 vs. Oklahoma 54,109 11 86 97 11-30-3 4 96 210 306 17-32-2 3 O22 L, 13-44 at Colorado 48,025 rv rv 61 293 354 27-55-3 4 104 200 304 18-30-0 0 O29 W, 13-3 Missouri 43,890 rv rv 208 90 298 12-19-2 3 33 147 180 15-39-1 2 N5 W, 40-15 Nebraska 51,750 213 215 428 16-27-1 2 21 117 138 14-27-1 1 N12 L, 14-66 at Texas 83,696 2 2 119 148 267 17-35-1 2 336 281 617 19-28-1 1 N26 W, 24-21(ot) Iowa State 42,826 25 25 123 254 377 24-43-3 3 56 257 313 18-34-1 1 Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 23

KANSAS STATE (5-6, 2-6) KSU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W, 35-21 Florida Internat’l 43,611 rv 246 161 407 19-31-1 4 82 154 236 17-34-1 3 S10 W, 21-19 at Marshall 36,914 rv 208 126 334 10-19-1 3 74 262 336 22-38-2 5 S24 W, 54-7 North Texas 46,514 305 353 658 15-22-1 1 87 74 161 9-21-0 0 O1 L, 21-43 at Oklahoma 84,501 rv rv 22 226 248 14-29-1 3 232 139 371 12-22-0 0 O8 W, 12-3 Kansas 49,798 35 147 182 15-24-1 1 109 127 136 8-22-0 3 O15 L, 20-59 at Texas Tech 50,813 rv 13 11 114 192 306 14-25-1 3 15 669 684 47-72-2 3 O22 L, 28-30 Texas A&M 45,915 rv rv 27 357 384 23-44-2 3 236 136 372 15-31-1 1 O29 L, 20-23 Colorado 43,890 rv rv 81 211 292 19-40-0 3 91 272 363 17-34-0 1 N5 L, 17-45 at Iowa State 42,686 rv 12 221 233 17-30-2 3 221 194 415 16-23-0 1 N12 L, 25-27 at Nebraska 77,761 248 103 351 6-30-1 2 93 241 334 22-38-1 3 N19 W, 36-28 Missouri 46,039 224 118 342 12-24-1 2 178 268 446 23-39-1 2

MISSOURI (6-5, 4-4) MU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W, 44-17 vs. Arkansas St. 32,906 317 340 657 33-48-1 3 117 206 323 19-38-1 2 S10 L, 35-45 New Mexico 50,701 rv 242 248 490 32-55-2 3 202 229 431 15-27-0 0 S17 W, 52-21 Troy 50,167 303 211 514 26-37-0 0 74 260 334 22-42-0 1 O1 L, 20-51 Texas 57,231 2 2 139 191 330 21-39-1 3 349 236 585 15-22-1 2 O8 W, 38-31 at Oklahoma St. 42,511 326 223 549 22-29-0 1 132 219 355 15-27-1 3 O15 W,27-24 (ot) Iowa State 55,016 rv 88 230 318 24-35-1 3 157 169 326 16-25-1 3 O22 W, 41-24 Nebraska 60,641 rv 24 rv 277 246 523 22-38-1 2 -2 281 279 22-43-2 3 O29 L, 3-13 at Kansas 48,238 rv rv 33 147 180 15-39-1 2 208 90 298 12-19-2 3 N5 L, 12-41 at Colorado 49,196 24 24 59 217 176 27-44-1 2 136 260 396 24-32-0 1 N12 W, 31-16 Baylor 46,425 298 72 370 9-23-1 2 77 270 347 27-50-1 1 N19 L, 28-36 at Kansas State 46,039 178 268 446 23-39-1 2 224 118 342 12-24-1 2

NEBRASKA (7-4, 4-4) NU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W, 25-7 Maine 77,469 rv* rv 121 192 313 15-36-2 5 -6 151 145 16-36-1 2 S10 W, 31-3 Wake Forest 77,380 120 114 234 14-33-1 1 130 117 247 12-28-3 4 S17 W, 7-6 Pittsburgh 77,469 174 93 267 10-20-0 0 114 190 304 11-28-0 0 O1 W, 27-20 (ot) Iowa State 77,433 rv 23 rv 36 431 467 36-55-0 1 57 317 374 23-41-1 1 O8 L, 31-34 Texas Tech 77,582 25 rv 15 13 135 229 364 21-35-2 5 44 368 412 34-45-1 2 O15 W, 23-14 at Baylor 40,857 rv rv rv 182 168 350 18-32-0 1 51 202 253 17-31-2 3 O22 L, 24-41 at Missouri 60,641 24 rv rv -2 281 279 22-43-2 3 277 246 523 22-38-1 2 O29 L, 24-31 Oklahoma 77,438 rv rv rv 16 267 283 26-46-2 2 180 157 337 14-28-0 0 N5 L, 15-40 at Kansas 51,750 21 117 138 14-27-1 1 213 215 428 16-27-1 2 N12 W, 27-25 Kansas State 77,761 93 241 334 22-38-1 3 248 103 351 6-30-1 2 N25 W, 30-3 at Colorado 54,831 rv rv rv 105 392 497 27-48-0 0 53 159 212 20-40-1 1 *Denotes AP Poll ranking

OKLAHOMA (7-4, 6-2) OU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 L, 10-17 TCU 84,332 7* 5 97 128 225 13-31-1 4 58 226 284 24-45-1 2 S10 W, 31-15 Tulsa 83,877 18* 16 227 42 269 5-13-2 2 98 246 344 24-36-1 2 S17 L, 24-41 at UCLA 56,522 21* 17 157 241 398 20-29-0 3 83 314 397 28-38-0 0 O1 W, 43-21 Kansas State 84,501 rv rv 232 139 371 12-22-0 0 22 226 248 14-29-1 3 O8 L, 12-45 vs. Texas 75,452 rv rv 2 2 77 94 171 12-33-1 2 203 241 444 14-27-0 1 O15 W, 19-3 vs. Kansas 54,109 96 210 306 17-32-2 3 11 86 97 11-30-3 4 O22 W, 37-30(2ot) Baylor 83,456 rv 205 269 474 24-42-2 4 63 228 291 20-43-0 3 O29 W, 31-24 at Nebraska 77,438 rv rv rv 180 157 337 14-28-0 0 16 267 283 26-46-2 2 N12 W, 36-30 Texas A&M 84,943 rv rv 211 298 509 20-29-1 3 292 158 450 12-35-1 1 N19 L, 21-23 at Texas Tech 52,625 rv rv 19 19 162 118 280 12-26-0 0 144 232 376 24-37-2 2 N26 W, 42-14 Oklahoma State 84,875 rv rv 354 206 560 13-21-1 1 13 126 139 10-27-1 2 *Denotes AP Poll ranking Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship December 3, 2005 Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Page 24

OKLAHOMA STATE (4-7, 1-7) OSU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W, 15-10 Montana State 43,857 244 134 378 11-23-0 0 49 205 254 22-34-0 0 S8 W, 23-3 at Fla. Atlantic 16,421 194 98 292 11-22-0 1 129 91 220 7-16-0 4 S17 W, 20-10 Arkansas State 46,817 125 148 273 8-21-0 3 200 122 322 11-24-1 3 O1 L, 0-34 Colorado 47,908 rv 92 116 208 14-20-2 2 213 168 381 16-28-0 1 O8 L, 31-38 Missouri 42,511 132 219 351 15-27-1 3 326 223 549 22-29-0 1 O15 L, 23-62 at Texas A&M 78,451 rv 127 207 334 14-33-4 7 399 295 694 24-30-1 2 O22 L, 10-37 at Iowa State 43,964 123 203 326 24-40-4 5 147 227 374 13-20-0 1 O29 L, 28-47 Texas 48,035 2 2 250 152 402 12-27-0 1 367 239 606 15-31-1 2 N12 W, 24-17 Texas Tech 40,035 12 13 303 94 397 11-23-1 2 30 308 338 29-42-1 3 N19 L, 34-44 at Baylor 28,753 90 383 473 29-50-4 8 46 272 318 22-35-0 1 N26 L, 14-42 at Oklahoma 84,875 rv rv 13 126 139 10-27-1 2 354 206 560 13-21-1 1

TEXAS (11-0, 8-0) UT Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W, 60-3 UL Lafayette 82,519 2* 2 418 173 591 13-17-1 2 72 166 238 16-33-1 1 S10 W, 25-22 at Ohio State 105,565 2* 2 4* 7 112 270 382 18-29-2 3 111 144 255 14-26-0 1 S17 W, 51-10 Rice 83,055 2* 2 361 122 483 11-18-1 1 110 99 209 4-15-0 2 O1 W, 51-20 at Missouri 57,231 2 2 349 236 585 15-22-1 2 139 191 330 21-39-1 3 O8 W, 45-12 vs. Oklahoma 75,452 2 2 203 241 444 14-27-0 1 77 94 171 12-33-1 2 O15 W, 42-17 Colorado 83,474 2 2 24 24 145 337 482 26-32-0 1 45 192 237 21-44-1 2 O22 W, 52-17 Texas Tech 83,919 2 2 9 8 205 239 444 12-22-2 2 99 369 468 42-64-1 2 O29 W, 47-28 at Oklahoma St. 48,035 2 2 367 239 606 15-31-1 2 250 152 402 12-27-0 1 N5 W, 62-0 at Baylor 44,783 2 2 347 298 645 16-27-0 0 112 89 201 10-23-2 2 N12 W, 66-14 Kansas 83,696 2 2 336 281 617 19-28-1 1 119 148 267 17-35-1 2 N25 W, 40-29 at Texas A&M 86,617 2 2 174 162 336 13-24-1 3 277 118 395 10-24-1 3 *Denotes AP Poll ranking

TEXAS A&M (5-6, 3-5) TAM Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 L, 25-24 at Clemson 80,000 17* 17 rv* rv 248 110 358 8-17-1 1 183 213 396 16-24-0 0 S17 W, 66-8 SMU 75,128 rv* rv 309 405 714 18-27-0 1 39 309 348 23-45-2 4 S22 W, 44-31 Texas State 72,741 rv* rv 242 317 559 13-24-0 2 115 378 493 26-36-1 3 O1 W, 16-13 (ot) Baylor 79,280 rv rv 155 132 287 12-31-2 2 125 222 347 25-45-0 2 O8 L, 20-41 at Colorado 50,686 rv rv rv rv 78 258 336 19-36-0 1 158 401 559 29-38-0 0 O15 W, 62-23 Oklahoma State 78,451 rv 399 295 694 21-30-1 2 127 207 334 14-33-4 7 O22 W, 30-28 at Kansas State 78,451 rv rv 236 136 372 15-31-1 1 27 357 384 23-44-2 3 O29 L, 14-42 Iowa State 86,172 rv rv 126 221 347 23-41-2 3 178 371 549 20-32-0 0 N5 L, 17-56 at Texas Tech 55,755 16 17 222 131 353 15-25-1 3 194 433 627 32-48-1 1 N12 L, 30-36 at Oklahoma 84,943 rv rv 292 158 450 12-35-1 1 211 298 509 20-29-1 3 N25 L, 29-40 Texas 86,617 2 2 277 118 395 10-24-1 3 174 162 336 13-24-1 3 *Denotes AP Poll ranking

TEXAS TECH (9-2, 6-2) TTU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S10 W, 56-3 Florida Internat’l 50,156 21* 19 135 518 653 36-45-0 0 135 214 349 26-42-0 2 S17 W, 80-21 Sam Houston 50,171 19* 19 120 650 770 41-55-0 0 58 195 253 20-41-0 0 S24 W, 63-7 Indiana State 44,681 19* 16 242 296 538 34-47-1 1 148 120 268 16-32-0 3 O1 W, 30-17 Kansas 52,601 16 13 47 333 380 34-53-1 3 117 154 271 21-38-2 3 O8 W, 34-31 at Nebraska 77,580 15 13 25 rv 44 368 412 34-45-1 2 135 229 364 21-35-2 5 O15 W, 59-20 Kansas State 50,813 13 11 rv 15 669 684 47-72-2 3 114 192 306 14-25-1 3 O22 L, 52-17 at Texas 83,919 9 8 2 2 99 369 468 42-64-1 2 205 239 444 12-22-2 2 O29 W, 28-0 at Baylor 43,525 16 16 111 264 375 22-44-2 2 121 204 325 21-38-3 4 N5 W, 56-17 Texas A&M 55,755 16 17 194 433 627 32-48-1 1 222 131 353 15-25-1 3 N12 L, 17-24 at Oklahoma St. 40,035 12 13 30 308 338 29-42-1 3 303 94 397 11-23-1 2 N19 W, 23-21 Oklahoma 52,625 19 19 rv rv 144 232 376 24-37-2 2 162 118 280 12-26-0 0 *Denotes AP Poll ranking