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Stanford (1-0) at BYU (2-1) Aug Athletic Media Relations • 30 Smith Fieldhouse • Provo, UT 84602 • 801-422-8948 • Fax 801-422-0633 BYU 2003 SCOREBOARD Date Opponent Time/Result (TV) Stanford (1-0) at BYU (2-1) Aug. 28 GEORGIA TECH . W, 24-13 (ESPN2) Saturday, Sept. 20, 2003 Sept. 6 at #4 USC . L, 18-35 (ABC) Sept. 13 at New Mexico* . W, 10-7 (SWP/KSL) Edwards Stadium (64,045) • Provo, Utah Sept. 20 STANFORD . 4:30 p.m. (SWP/KSL) Kickoff: 4:30 p.m. (MDT) • SportsWest (KSL, Ch. 5) Sept. 27 AIR FORCE* . 1 p.m. (ESPN+) Oct. 4 San Diego State* . 7:00 PM (SWP/KSL) Oct. 9 COLORADO STATE* . 8:00 p.m. (ESPN2) Oct. 18 Wyoming* . TBA (SWP/KSL) Oct. 25 UNLV* . 4 p.m. (ABC) BRIGHAM YOUNG (2-1) Stanford (1-0) Oct. 30 BOISE STATE . 5:30 p.m. (ESPN) LAST WEEK: Def. New Mexico, 10-7 LAST WEEK: Did Not Play Nov. 15 at Notre Dame . 2:30 p.m. (NBC) SERIES/In Palo Alto: First Meeting SERIES/In Provo: First Meeting Nov. 22 UTAH* . TBA COACH: Gary Crowton, 19-10 at BYU (3rd Yr.) COACH: Buddy Teevens, 2-9 at Stanford (2nd Yr.) * - MWCGame 40-23 Overall (6th Yr.) 2-9 Overall (2nd Yr.) All Times are Local to Site and are Subject to Change STADIUM: Edwards Stadium (64,045) STADIUM: Stanford Stadium (85,500) MEDIA RELATIONS INFORMATION Football Contact . .Jeff Reynolds COUGARS RETURN HOME AGAINST PAC-10 OPPONENT E-Mail . [email protected] After back-to-back road games, the Cougars (2-1, 1-0) return home to LaVell Edwards Stadium Office Phone . .(801) 422-4909 to face Stanford on Saturday Sept. 20, marking the first home game against a Pac-10 opponent since the 1999 season. The game is slated for a 4:30 p.m. (MDT) start and will be broadcast live FAX . .(801) 422-0633 by SportsWest on KSL-TV (Salt Lake City), KRON-TV (Bay Area) and on the Church Satellite Cell Phone . .(801) 372-2080 System. While BYU will enter Saturday’s game with three games under its belt, Stanford has Pressbox (media only) . (801) 378-2609 played just one game this season — a 31-10 win over San Jose State back on Sept. 6. The Cardinal Homepage . .www.byucougars.com/football did not play last weekend, while the Cougars picked up a critical 10-7 Mountain West Conference road victory over New Mexico. BYU QUICK FACTS Location . Provo, Utah 84602 THE HISTORY; BYU vs. STANFORD Enrollment . 32,122 (Daytime) Saturday’s game will mark the first-ever meeting between the Cougars and Cardinal. Over the Founded . Oct. 15, 1875 years, the Cougars have posted a 42-48-1 (.467) record when facing a team for the first time. The Colors . Dark Blue, White and Tan game marks the second time this season BYUhas played an opponent for the first time. (USC, Sept. 6) Entering his sixth season as a head coach, including three years at Louisiana Tech, Gary Nickname . Cougars Crowton has posted a 21-14 (.600) record against opponents he has coached against for the first Mascot . Cosmo (the Cougar) time. Affiliation . NCAA Division I-A Conference . Mountain West Stadium . LaVell Edwards Stadium (64,045) WEEK #4 September 14-20, 2003 Surface . Natural Grass Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat President . Dr. Cecil O. Samuelson 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Men’s AD . Val Hale No Practice Practice* Media Practice** Practice** Walk- Stanford at Ticket Office Phone . (801) 378-BYU1 5 p.m. Luncheon 3:25 p.m. 4:10 p.m. through BYU Noon 4:30 p.m. All-Time Record . 449-345-26 (.563) Practice* (MDT) 3:25 p.m. 1 9 9 9 , 2 0 0 1 All practices are closed to the general public. M W C * - Most practices will be open to media. Media may conduct interviews with Coach Crowton before practice and with play- F o o t b a l l ers following practice. C h a m p i o n s ** - Practices scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday are closed. BRIGHAM YOUNG F O O T B A L L COMPLETE BROADCAST PLANS BYU COACHING STAFF Saturday’s game will be broadcast live by SportsWest on KSL-TV, Head Coach . .Gary Crowton Ch.5, in Salt Lake City, beginning at 4:30 p.m. (MDT). KSL’s At BYU . 19-10 (.655); 3rd Season Tom Kirkland will call the action with former BYU quarterback Career . 40-23 (.635) Blaine Fowler lending game analysis. The game will also be broadcast in the Bay Area on KRON- Asst. Head Coach (O-Line) . Lance Reynolds TV. In addition, fans with access to ward or stake meeting houses with satellite capabilities can Offensive Coordinator (Receivers) . Todd Bradford view the game, live, on the Church Satellite System. The game is also available on ESPN’s Game Offensive Coordinator (Quarterbacks) . Robbie Bosco Plan. The Audio-Visual Committee for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has spec- Defensive Coordinator (Safeties) . .Bronco Mendenhall ified that the games may be viewed in any room throughout the ward or stake building, exclud- ing the chapel. Fans can also tune to KSL 1160-AM with the broadcast team of Greg Wrubell, Special Teams Coord. (Running Backs) . Paul Tidwell Marc Lyons and Bill Riley. Recruiting Coord. (Tight Ends) . Mike Empey Cornerbacks . Brian Mitchell UP OR DOWN Defensive Line . Steve Kaufusi The following BYU coaches will be working from the sidelines the USC game: Gary Crowton Linebackers . Barry Lamb (head coach), Bronco Mendenhall (defensive coordinator/safeties), Steve Kaufusi (defensive Strength and Conditioning . Jay Omer line), Robbie Bosco (co-offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Lance Reynolds (offensive line), Graduate Assistant . Dustin Staley Paul Tidwell (special teams coordinator/running backs).The remaining assistant coaches, includ- Graduate Assistant . Kevin McGiven ing Barry Lamb (linebackers), Brian Mitchell (cornerbacks), Todd Bradford (co-offensive coor- dinator/receivers) and Mike Empey (recruiting coordinator/tight ends) will coach from the booth. BYU SUPPORT STAFF LAST WEEK (BYU 10, New Mexico 7) Director of Football Operations . Duane Busby After jumping out to a 10-0 lead in the first half, the Cougars, Equipment Manager . Mick Hill fueled by a stellar defensive effort, held on for a 10-7 Mountain Head Trainer . George Curtis West victory over New Mexico on a windy night in Albuquerque. Orthopedic Surgeon . Dr. Kirt Kimball Junior running back Reynaldo Brathwaite led the Cougars, finish- Team Physician . TBA ing the game with a career-high 169 yards rushing on 19 carries. Video Coordinator . Keith Kearl Brathwaite had an 89-yard run in the first quarter that set up Assistant to Head Coach . Camie Wangsgard BYU's first score, a 20-yard field goal from Matt Payne. With the Football Administrative Asst. Roselyn Daley Cougars pinned deep in their own territory during the first quar- Football Administrative Asst. Shirley Johnson ter, Brathwaite took the ball and appeared to be stopped for a loss. Academic Coach . Jim Hamblin He reversed his field, from left to right and raced down the side- Media Relations Director . Jeff Reynolds line before finally being stopped at the two-yard line. The 89-yard run marked the longest run from scrimmage in BYU history in Special Events Director . Larry Duffin over 45 years. During the first half, BYU added another score on Ticket Manager . David Miles a 30-yard pass from Matt Berry to Philip Niu, his first career Director Photo Services . Mark Philbrick reception Berry was 6-7 for 64 yards on the only touchdown drive Reynaold Brathwaite recorded 169 yards on 19 carries in the Cougars’ 10-7 win over New of the game for the Cougars. The game lived up to its billing as a Mexico. He registered the longest run from showdown of two of the top defenses in the Mountain West scrimmage in over 45 years , an 89-yard run Conference. The BYU defense allowed just 312 yards of total 2002 RESULTS to the Lobo’s 1-yard line. Date Opponent Time/Result offense and held the Lobos scoreless for three of the four quarters, Aug. 29 SYRACUSE . W, 42-21 marking the fifth straight game the Cougars have held an opponent scoreless in at least one quar- ter. In each of the Cougars' three games this season, they have held their opponents scoreless in Sept. 6 HAWAII . W, 35-32 two or more quarters. Coming into the game New Mexico was averaging 50 points and over 500 Sept. 14 at Nevada . L, 28-31 yards-a-game in total offense. New Mexico finally got on the board late in the third quarter on a Sept. 21 at Georgia Tech . L, 28-19 three-yard run by DonTrell Moore. The touchdown was set up by a 66-yard screen pass to Adrian Oct. 4 at Utah State . W, 35-34 Boyd -- the longest play allowed by the Cougars this season. After UNM scored with 4:38 left in Oct. 12 at Air Force* . L, 9-52 the third quarter, the two defenses dug in their heels. The two teams exchanged punts throughout Oct. 19 UNLV* . L, 3-24 the fourth quarter. BYU got the ball back for the final time with 4:47 left in the fourth quarter. Oc. 24 at Colorado State* . L, 10-37 Brathwaite picked up a first down on a one-yard run before Todd Mortensen dumped off to full- Nov. 2 SANDIEGO STATE* . W, 34-10 back Kyle Wilson for a critical 16-yard gain. On first and 10 at the UNM 40 yard line, Fahu Tahi Nov. 9 WYOMING* . W, 35-31 was stopped for a two-yard loss.
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