TEXAS LONGHORNS 2017 FOOTBALL GAME NOTES FOUR-TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS • 28-TIME CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS • THIRD MOST WINS IN HISTORY TEXAS TECH RED RAIDERS vs TEXAS LONGHORNS

Record______5-6 (2-6 Big 12) Kickoff______Friday, November 24, 2017 (7:00 p.m. CT) Record______6-5 (5-3 Big 12) Ranking (CFP/AP/Coaches)______NR/NR/NR Location______Austin, Texas Ranking (CFP/AP/Coaches)______NR/NR/NR Head Coach______Kliff Kingsbury Stadium______Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (100,119) Head Coach______Tom Herman Career Record______29-32 (5th) Television______FOX Career Record______28-9 (3rd) Record at Texas Tech______same Talent______Tim Brando (PxP), Spencer Tillman (analyst), Holly Sonders (sideline) Record at Texas______6-5 (1st) Location______Lubbock, Texas Local Radio______Longhorn IMG Radio Network Location______Austin, Texas Founded______1923 Talent______Craig Way (PxP), Roger Wallace (analyst), Quan Cosby (sideline) Founded______1883

Enrollment______37,010 GAMEDAY INFO Spanish Radio______Longhorn IMG Radio Network Enrollment______50,950 Colors______Black & Red Talent______Dr. Rubén Pizarro-Silva (PxP), Jesus Mendoza (analyst) Colors______Burnt Orange & White FOLLOW THE HORNS THE OPENING KICKOFF 2017 SCHEDULE • Texas Football returns home Friday night for its regular Record/Results Twitter:______@TexasFootball season finale against Texas Tech. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at Overall: 6-5 Big 12: 5-3 Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium. Home: 3-2 Big 12 Home: 2-1 Twitter:______@CoachTomHerman • The Longhorns enter with a record of 6-5, winners of two Away: 3-2 Big 12 Away: 3-1 straight. With their 28-14 road win at West Virginia last week, Neutral: 0-1 Big 12 Neutral: 0-1 Instagram:______@TexasFootball the Longhorns became bowl eligible for the first time since 2014. Texas is 5-3 overall in the . Maryland L, 41-51 Facebook:______@UTFootball • Texas Tech enters at 5-6 overall, coming off a home loss to Sept. 2 • 11 am CT • Austin TCU. The Red Raiders are 2-6 in the Big 12 Conference, with San Jose State W, 56-0 WHAT’S INSIDE wins over Kansas and Baylor. Sept. 9 • 2:30 pm CT • Austin Game Information/Coverage______1 at 4/4 USC L, 24-27 Weekly Schedule/Series Info______2 Sept. 16 • 7:30 pm CT • Los Angeles 2OT Game Notes______2-9 NATIONAL GAME COVERAGE /Coaching Staff______10-11 • Friday’s game will kickoff at 7:00 p.m. CT and is set to air at Iowa State W, 17-7 2017 Standings/Opponents’ Schedules___ 12 on FOX. Tim Brando (play-by-play), Spencer Tillman (analyst) Sept. 28 • 7 pm CT • Ames Media Policies______13 Rosters/Depth Chart______14-16 and Holly Sonders (sideline) will call the action. Kansas State W, 40-34 Statistics______17-35 • Longhorn Network’s Texas GameDay show begins two hours Oct. 7 • 6 pm CT • Austin 2OT Recaps______36-46 prior to kickoff. Following the game, LHN will also host Texas The Last Matchup______47 vs. 12/12 Oklahoma L, 24-29 GameDay Final with interviews and analysis. Oct. 14 • 2:30 pm CT • ESPN • Dallas • A Longhorn IMG Radio Network broadcast can be heard 10/11 Oklahoma State L, 10-13 MEDIA RELATIONS nationally on Sirius 132, XM 199 and online channel 953. Oct. 21 • 11 am CT • Austin OT Sr. Assoc. Athletics Director: John Bianco at Baylor Email: [email protected] W, 38-7 SENIOR DAY Oct. 28 • 11 am CT • Waco • Texas’ Senior Day is Friday. The following seniors will be Associate Director: Thomas Stepp at 10/12 TCU L, 7-24 Email: [email protected] honored before the game: K Mitchell Becker, DB Antwuan Nov. 4 • 6:15 pm CT • Fort Worth Davis, DL Poona Ford, WR Armanti Foreman, OL Garrett Graf, Kansas W, 42-27 Associate Director: Joe Hernandez DB Jason Hall, LB Naashon Hughes, WR Lorenzo Joe, WR Nov. 11 • 5 pm CT • Austin Email: [email protected] Dorian Leonard, TE Kendall Moore, OL Tristan Nickelson, DS at 24/25 WVU W, 28-14 Assistant Director: Scott Swegan Kaleb Smith and TE Robert Willis. Nov. 18 • 11 am CT • Morgantown Email: [email protected] • Three of the seniors are fifth-year Longhorns (Davis, Hughes, Texas Tech Becker) who are playing for their third head coach. All three Nov. 24 • 7 pm CT • FOX • Austin are playing significant roles for Texas. • This year’s class has combined to play in 371 games and make 158 starts. They have totaled 1,969 receiving yards, 16 touchdowns, 478 tackles, 47 tackles for loss, 20.5 sacks, five H A N , nine forced and five recoveries. 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH WEEKLY SCHEDULE/MATCHUP/NOTES

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INSIDE THE SERIES THE ALL-TIME SERIES INSIDE THE MATCHUP • Texas and Texas Tech meet for the 67th time on Friday night STATISTICAL COMPARISON 50 16 0 in Austin. The Longhorns own a commanding 50-16 lead in the WINS LOSSES TIES series, including a 30-6 mark in games played in Austin. CATEGORY • The Longhorns have won seven of the last eight in the series and 35.0______Scoring Offense______29.7 16 50 0 12-of-14 overall. Since the start Big 12 Conference, Texas is 16-5 32.5______Scoring Defense______21.2 WINS LOSSES TIES against the Red Raiders. 277______First Downs______231 • Texas Tech won the last meeting in Austin, 48-45 in 2015, but the 271 ______First Downs Allowed______196 At Texas______Texas leads, 30-6 Longhorns bounced back and won 45-37 last season in Lubbock 148.8______Rushing/Game______144.2 At Texas Tech______Texas leads, 20-10 behind 341 rushing yards from D’Onta Foreman. 157.7______Rushing Defense/Game______109.6 Neutral Site______N/A • Tom Herman has not coached against Texas Tech in his career, 326.3______Passing/Game______266.0 while Kliff Kingsbury is 1-3 against the Longhorns in his. 280.5______Passing Defense/Game______251.1 Herman vs. Tech______0-0 475.1______Total Offense/Game______410.2 Kingsbury vs. Texas______1-3 438.2______Total Defense/Game______360.7 HEAD COACH TOM HERMAN 23.5______Kick Return Avg.______22.5 Current Streak______Texas 1 • Tom Herman is in his first season at Texas and his third season 4.9______Punt Return Avg.______9.0 Longest Texas Streak______8 (1958-66) overall as a head coach. He is 6-5 thus far at UT and 28-9 overall 86-838______Penalties-Yards______80-750 Longest Tech Streak______2 (Four Times) as a head coach. In just three seasons, Herman has guided his 8-18______Field Goals-Attempts______7-15 teams to a record of 7-4 against Top 25 opponents, 3-3 against 29:02______Avg. Time of Possession______30:58 Largest Texas Win_____51 (58-7 in 1999) Top 10 foes and 2-1 against teams inside the Top 5. 71/156 (46%)_____3rd Down Offense___ 73/186 (39%) Largest Tech Win______24 (9-33 in 1994) • Herman led Houston to a 13-1 record and a win in the Peach 69/160 (43%)____ 3rd Down Defense___ 46/167 (28%) Bowl during his first season. He was just the fourth head coach 8/19 (42%)______4th Down Offense____ 12/28 (43%) 12/18 (67%)_____ 4th Down Defense_____ 5/19 (26%) ALL-TIME BIG 12 MATCHUPS in NCAA history with at least 13 wins in a rookie season (Chris Season Location Result 33-51 (65%)______Red Zone Offense____ 32-42 (76%) 1996 Away W, 38-32 Petersen, George Woodruff, Walter Camp) and just the fifth to win 44-53 (83%)_____ Red Zone Defense____ 28-36 (78%) 1997 Home L, 10-24 the first 10 games of his career (Petersen, Woodruff, Camp and -6 ______Turnover Margin______+6 1998 Away L, 35-42 Larry Coker). 1999 Home W, 58-7 2000 Away W, 29-17 STATISTICAL LEADERS 2001 Home W, 42-7 A DOMINANT DEFENSE 2002 Away L, 38-42 PASSING 2003 Home W, 43-40 • Texas’ defense is allowing just 19.4 points per game in Big 12 play, which includes against Oklahoma State and double TEXAS CMP ATT INT YDS TD 2004 Away W, 51-21 121 213 5 1564 9 2005 Home W, 52-17 overtime against Kansas State. 2006 Away W, 35-31 TEXAS TECH CMP ATT INT YDS TD 2007 Home W, 59-43 • The Longhorns are allowing just 355.9 total yards per game in Nic Shimonek 292 426 8 3451 28 2008 Away L, 33-39 Big 12 play. 2009 Home W, 34-24 • The dynamic defense has started up front with stopping the run, RUSHING 2010 Away W, 24-14 as UT is allowing just 103.8 rushing yards per game in conference TEXAS G ATT NET AVG TD 2011 Home W, 52-20 Sam Ehlinger 7 93 333 3.6 2 2012 Away W, 31-22 play, while holding four Big 12 opponents under 100 yards. Chris Warren III 11 71 314 4.4 6 2013 Home W, 41-16 2014 Away W, 34-13 TEXAS TECH G ATT NET AVG TD DOMINANT BIG 12 DEFENSE Justin Stockton 9 107 649 6.1 4 2015 Home L, 45-48 Tre King 11 118 575 4.9 4 2016 Away W, 45-37 OPPONENT______AVG PTS*______PTS VS. UT______AVG YPG*_____ YDS VS. UT at Iowa State______33.3______7______403.7______256 RECEIVING K-State (2ot)______33.1______34______367.2______394 TEXAS G REC YDS AVG TD vs. Oklahoma______45.5______29______595.8______518 Collin Johnson 11 47 695 14.8 2 Oklahoma State (ot)____ 48.4______13______581.9______428 Lil’Jordan Humphrey 11 35 409 11.7 1 at Baylor______26.3______7______421.7______249 at TCU______34.5______24______428.4______343 TEXAS TECH G REC YDS AVG TD Kansas______18.0______27______334.3______364 11 73 1074 14.7 9 at West Virginia______39.0______14______513.9______295 11 65 778 12.0 6 *averages don’t include game vs UT 2 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH TEXAS FOOTBALL NOTES TEXAS’ TOUGH SCHEDULE YOUTH IS SERVED LONGHORN HONOR ROLL • The Longhorns have played five ranked teams this • Texas’ youth has shined through in the starting • SO • QB season, four of them away from home. lineup this season. UT’s last two recruiting classes • Academic All-Big 12 Second Team • So far, Texas has played at No. 4/4 USC (now No. (true/redshirt freshmen and true sophomores) have 11/10) in a double-overtime loss to the Trojans, ANTWUAN DAVIS • SR • DB combined to make 69 starts this season, including • Big 12 Conference Defensive POTW (Nov. 13) vs. No. 12/12 Oklahoma (now No. 3/5) in a 29-24 56 on the offensive side of the ball. loss in the AT&T , No. 10/11 • At QB, true sophomore Shane Buechele has MICHAEL DICKSON • JR • P Oklahoma State (now No. 18/21) in an overtime loss • Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week (Oct. 2; Oct. 16) started six games and true freshman Sam Ehlinger • AP Midseason Second Team All-American at home, at No. 10/12 TCU (now No. 10/13) in a has made five starts. • Academic All-Big 12 First Team road loss and defeated No. 24/25 West Virginia on • At RB, true sophomore Kyle Porter and true • Ray Guy Award finalist the road. freshman Daniel Young have three starts each, while DEVIN DUVERNAY • SO • WR true freshmen Toneil Carter has made two. • Academic All-Big 12 First Team FINISHING STRONG • At WR, true sophomores Collin Johnson has seven starts, true sophomore Lil’Jordan Humphrey has SAM EHLINGER • FR • QB • For the first time since 2009, Texas looks to finish • CBS Sports Freshman of the Week (Oct. 15) the regular season on a three-game winning streak. six, redshirt freshman Reggie Hemphill-Mapps has • Davey O’Brien Award “Great 8” (Oct. 15) • Since 2009, the Longhorns have finished with two and true sophomore Devin Duvernay has one. • True freshman TE Cade Brewer has three starts. DESHON ELLIOTT • JR • DB a winning record in the final three regular season • Big 12 Conference Defensive POTW (Sept. 18) games just once (2-1 in 2014). • On the offensive line, true freshman Derek • Big 12 Conference Defensive POTW (Oct. 2) • The Longhorns have a chance to finish 6-3 in the Kerstetter has started eight games at right tackle, • ESPN.com Midseason First-Team All-American true sophomore Zach Shackelford has started six • Sporting News Midseason All-America Team Big 12 for the first time since 2013 (7-2) and just the • The All-American’s Midseason All-America Team second time since the league schedule went to nine games at center, and true sophomore Denzel Okafor • AP Midseason First Team All-American games in 2011. has started four at left tackle. • Sports Illustrated Midseason All-America Team • On defense, true sophomore Brandon Jones has • Jim Thorpe Award finalist FIRST TIME STARTERS started all 11 games at safety while true sophomore GARRETT GRAF • SR • OL Malcolm Roach has started two at DE. • Academic All-Big 12 Second Team • Thirteen Longhorns have made their first career start this season: TE Cade Brewer (Oklahoma), GARRETT GRAY • JR • TE RB Toneil Carter (Iowa State), OL Terrell Cuney GETTING OFF THE FIELD • Academic All-Big 12 Second Team • The Texas defense has been successful at getting (K-State), QB Sam Ehlinger (SJSU), TE Garrett JAK HOLBROOK • JR • DS Gray (Maryland), WR Reggie Hemphill-Mapps the opponents’ offense off the field this season and • Academic All-Big 12 First Team (K-State), WR Lil’Jordan Humphrey (Maryland), LB limiting their opportunities to score points. • CoSIDA Academic All-District 7 • The Longhorns are allowing opponents to Gary Johnson (K-State), OL Derek Kerstetter (Iowa • JR • LB State), TE Kendall Moore (SJSU), OL Denzel Okafor convert just 46-of-167 (.275) attempts on third • Lott IMPACT Trophy semifinalist (K-State), RB Kyle Porter (Maryland) and RB Daniel down, fourth-best nationally. UT also ranks fourth nationally in fourth-down defense, having allowed GARY JOHNSON • JR • LB Young (TCU). • Big 12 Conference Defensive POTW (Nov. 20) opponents to convert just 5-of-19 (.263) attempts. FIRST TIME PLAYERS • Between third- and fourth-down attempts in 2017, JEFFREY MCCULLOCH • SO • LB the Longhorn defense has allowed opponents to • Academic All-Big 12 Second Team • 28 Longhorns have made their first career convert just 51-of-186 (.274) attempts. appearances, including eight true freshmen (marked JAKE MCMILLON • SR • OL • This has been quite a turnaround from 2016, when • Academic All-Big 12 Second Team *) and seven redshirt freshmen (marked ^). the Longhorns allowed opponents to convert 72- • Maryland: LB Marqez Bimage*, TE Cade Brewer*, CHRIS NELSON • JR • DL of-189 (.381) attempts on third down and 8-of-17 LB Demarco Boyd^, DL Jamari Chisholm, DL • Academic All-Big 12 First Team (.471) on fourth downs. Ta’Quon Graham*, WR Reggie Hemphill-Mapps^, KYLE PORTER • SO • RB OL Patrick Hudson^, LB Gary Johnson, K Joshua • Academic All-Big 12 Second Team Rowland, DS Kaleb Smith, DB Josh Thompson* and TEXAS DEFENSIVE STOPS ZACH SHACKELFORD • SO • OL RB Daniel Young* OPPONENT______3RD DOWN_____4TH DOWN_____ 3-AND-OUTS • Academic All-Big 12 Second Team • San Jose State: OL Austin Allsup, RB Toneil Maryland______3-of-11______0-of-0______5-of-13 Carter*, QB Josh Covey, DB Jarmarquis Durst, SJSU______2-of-12______0-of-2______5-of-11 GERALD WILBON • SO • DL at USC (2ot)______6-of-18______0-of-3______5-of-17 • Academic All-Big 12 Second Team QB Sam Ehlinger*, TE Kendall Moore and OL J.P. at Iowa State______3-of-12______0-of-2______3-of-13 Urquidez^ Kansas State (2ot)______2-of-11______0-of-0______5-of-13 CONNOR WILLIAMS • JR • OL • USC: DB Chris Brown^ vs. Oklahoma______5-of-15______1-of-2______4-of-12 • Academic All-Big 12 Second Team • Iowa State: OL Derek Kerstetter* Oklahoma State (ot)______5-of-18______0-of-0______3-of-16 at Baylor______4-of-18______1-of-5______9-of-17 ROBERT WILLIS • SR • TE • Baylor: WR Davion Curtis^, DB Donovan at TCU______5-of-17______2-of-2______7-of-13 • Academic All-Big 12 Second Team Duvernay^, WR Philipp Moeller Kansas______7-of-19______0-of-1______8-of-15 at WVU______4-of-16______1-of-2______2-of-11 • Kansas: RB Trenton Hafley, TE Robert Willis, TE TOTALS______46-of-167______5-of-19______56-of-151 Michael Wilson, RB Tim Yoder

3 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH TEXAS FOOTBALL NOTES NCAA/BIG 12 RANKINGS NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS PEDIGREE FOR SUCCESS • Texas has scored seven non-offensive touchdowns • Defensive coordinator Todd Orlando is in his third TEAM in 2017 after scoring zero in 2016. season under Tom Herman and his 13th straight Category ______NCAA ___ Big 12 ____ Value • Holton Hill has three of them in 2017 and now season as a defensive coordinator. He has found 3rd Down Defense______4______1______.275 has four career non-offensive TDs. This season, he success at each of his four previous stops as the 4th Down Defense______4______1______.263 Blocked Kicks______22______1______2 has returns of 45 (SJSU) and 31 yards DC: UConn (2005-10), FIU (2011-12), Utah State Blocked Punts______18______2______1 (Maryland). He also returned a blocked 65 (2013-14) and Houston (2015-16). Defensive TDs______1______1______6 yards for a score against Maryland. • Texas ranks fourth nationally in third-down defense First Downs Defense______36______2______196 • DeShon Elliott has two, as he returned an (.275) as opposed to 51st nationally (.383) a season Fumbles Lost______26______2______5 interception 38 yards on the road against USC and ago. UT is ranked fourth in fourth-down defense Kickoff Returns______39______5______22.46 43 yards at Baylor. (.263) after ranking 52nd in 2016 and allowing Net Punting______1______1______44.22 • Antwuan Davis returned an interception 16 yards opponents to convert 47.1 percent. Interceptions______21______2______13 for a touchdown against Kansas. • Five Longhorn opponents in 2017 rank inside the Punt Returns______40______4______9.00 • Reggie Hemphill-Mapps also has one, returning a Top 20 nationally in total offense, including the first- Red Zone Defense______27______3______.778 punt 91 yards to the house against Maryland. and second-best offenses. The Longhorns rank Rushing Defense______8______2______109.6 • The season opener against Maryland marked the 36th in total defense and eighth in rushing defense. Scoring Defense______32______3______21.2 Team Sacks______30______2______2.45 first time since Oct. 10, 2009, that UT had scored That marks a drastic improvement from a season Time of Possession______39______3______30:57 three non-offensive TDs in a game. ago when UT was 94th in total defense and 76th in Total Defense______36______2______360.7 • UT’s seven non-offensive touchdowns in 2017 are rushing defense. Turnover Margin______28______4______0.55 more than the 2014-16 seasons combined and the • Against a schedule where eight teams rank in the Turnovers Gained______25______4______20 most since the 2009 team that played for a national Top 50 nationally in scoring, the Longhorns rank Turnovers Lost______41______5______14 championship. 32nd in scoring defense, a large jump from last **Must be ranked in NCAA Top 50 and Big 12 Top 5 season when they ranked 90th. TEXAS’ NON-OFFENSIVE TD SINCE 2009 • The Longhorns lead the Big 12 in third-down INDIVIDUAL defense, fourth-down defense and defensive Name______Category ______NCAA _ Big 12 _ Value 2017 ______7 (5 INT, PR, FG BLOCK) 2016 ______None touchdowns, while ranking second in first downs D. Elliott______Fumbles Forced__ 26_____ 2_____0.27 2015 ______4 (2 FR, INT, PR) defense, interceptions, rushing defense, pass J. Bonney______Fumbles Recov.__ 18_____ 1______2 2014 ______2 (2 INT) efficiency defense, sacks and total defense. A. Davis______Fumbles Recov.__ 18_____ 1______2 2013 ______3 (INT, FR, PR) D. Elliott______INT/Game______2______1______0.5 2012 ______3 (2 INT, FR) • Over the last 10 games, Texas is allowing just 18.2 R. Hemphill____Punt Ret. TD____ 10_____ 1______1 2011 ______4 (2 KR, INT, PR Block) points per game, which includes three overtime 2010 ______2 (INT, FR) games (two double overtime). UT would rank 16th M. Dickson_____Punting______1______1_____48.0 2009 ______11 (4 INT, 4 PR, 3 KR) M. Jefferson____Solo Tackles_____ 5______2______6.5 nationally in scoring defense with that mark. D. Elliott______Interceptions____ 2______1______6 FBS MOST NON-OFFENSIVE TD IN 2017 • In that same span, UT is allowing just 348.6 yards M. Jefferson____Total Tackles_____ 30_____ 3______9.1 per game, which would rank 31st, and 94.3 rush **Must be ranked in NCAA Top 50 and Big 12 Top 5 TEXAS______7 (5 INT, PR, FG BLOCK) yards per game, which would rank fourth. Western Michigan______7 (3 FR, 2 INT, 2 KR) Eight Tied with______6 • Orlando’s unit leads the nation in defensive LONGHORN CAPTAINS touchdowns (6) after the Longhorns did not have #95 Poona Ford • Sr. • DL FORCING TURNOVERS any last season. #40 Naashon Hughes • Sr. • LB • Texas had two turnovers in Saturday’s win at No. • In his first season at UH, his defense led the nation #11 P.J. Locke III • Jr. • DB 24/25 West Virginia, a week after forcing a season- with 35 takeaways, while finishing eighth nationally #55 Connor Williams • Jr. • OL best four in their victory over Kansas. in rushing defense (108.9 ypg) and 20th in scoring • Sophomore Brandon Jones forced a fumble at defense (20.7 ppg). Last season, Orlando’s defense LONGHORN GRADUATES the goal line early in the win at WVU, forcing a finished 13th in total defense and fourth in rush • Four on the 2017 roster touchback. defense. They were also third nationally with five celebrated graduation prior to the • Late in the game, Gary Johnson forced a fumble on defensive touchdowns and allowed just 23.5 ppg. 2017 season. DB Antwuan Davis, a sack that led to a UT touchdown. OL Jake McMillon, TE Kendall Moore (Syracuse) and DS Kaleb • Antwuan Davis also had a forced fumble in the win. ORLANDO DEFENSE UNDER HERMAN • Through 11 games in 2017, Texas has come up Smith (Oklahoma State) all hold CATEGORY______2017______2016______2015 degrees. with 20 turnovers (13 interceptions, seven fumble Rushing Defense_____ 109.6 (8th)_____ 100.2 (4th)______108.9 (8th) • Several notable Longhorns recoveries). Scoring Defense______21.2 (32nd)____ 23.5 (30th)______20.7 (20th) and former NFL players also • Texas’ turnover margin this season is plus-six. Total Defense______360.7 (36th)____319.6 (13th)_____383.6 (53rd) earned thier degrees: Emmanuel 3rd Down Defense_____ .275 (4th)_____ .342 (19th)______.374 (60th) Acho (master’s), Mike Davis, Defensive TDs______6 (1st)______5 (3rd)______4 (8th) Michael Griffin, Chris Ogbonnaya (master’s), Cory Redding and Jaxon Shipley. 4 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH TEXAS FOOTBALL NOTES GOING THE OTHER WAY RUSHING DEFENSE IS STOUT NOTABLE PERFORMANCES • Through 11 games, Texas has returned a school- • Texas’ rush defense has been stout since the record-tying five interceptions for touchdowns. first week of the season, allowing just 94.3 yards 300 YARD PASSING GAMES SHANE BUECHELE • SO [2] The Longhorns have totaled 13 interceptions this per game on the ground over the last 10, and just YDS ATT-COMP GAME season. 103.8 yards per game on the ground against Big 12 375 34-52 vs. Maryland (9/2/17) • DeShon Elliott and Holton Hill have each returned Conference opponents. 318 31-48 vs. WVU (11/12/16) two interceptions for a touchdown in 2017, while • West Virginia, who entered Saturday’s game Antwuan Davis has one. averaging 161.8 rush yards per game, was held SAM EHLINGER • FR [1] • Hill started the season off with one each against to 56 yards on 29 attempts. WVU was the sixth YDS ATT-COMP GAME 380 30-50 vs. K-State (10/7/17) Maryland and San Jose State. opponent the Longhorns have held under 100 • For a third straight game, a Longhorn returned an rushing yards this season, the most since doing so • JR [1] interception for a TD as DeShon Elliott returned one six times during the 2011 season. YDS ATT-COMP GAME 38 yards to the house at Southern California. • Kansas managed just 96 rushing yards on 35 364 20-31 vs. California (9/19/15) • At Baylor, Elliott intercepted one on the third play of attempts the week before. the game and returned it 43 yards to the end zone. • Against Baylor, Texas allowed just 31 rushing 100 YARD RUSHING GAMES • Against Kansas, Davis intercepted his first career yards on 37 attempts (0.84 ypc). CHRIS WARREN III • JR [5] pass and took it 16 yards to the end zone for a • The Longhorns held SJSU, USC and Iowa State YDS ATT GAME touchdown. under 100 yards rushing in three consecutive 276 25 vs. Texas Tech (11/26/15) games. That stretch marked the first time since 166 16 vs. SJSU (9/9/2017) 119 18 at California (9/17/16) TEXAS’ INT RETURNED FOR A TD the first three games of the 2010 season that a UT 106 10 at Oklahoma State (10/1/16) defense had accomplished that feat. 1987, 2000 and 2017______5 106 28 at Baylor (12/5/15) 2009 ______4 • The 10 rushing yards allowed vs. Iowa State were 1950, 1978, 2002, 2003, 2007______3 the eighth-fewest by a Longhorn defense in the last SAM EHLINGER • FR [2] 10 seasons. YDS ATT GAME FBS MOST INT RETURNED FOR TD IN 2017 • Texas has now held six opponents under 100 yards 107 20 vs. K-State (10/7/17) 106 22 vs. Oklahoma (10/14/17) TEXAS______5 rushing this season, after holding just five under Duke ______4 100 yards rushing from 2013-16 combined. The Iowa ______4 JERROD HEARD • JR [2] Wisconsin______4 Longhorns have not held more than six opponents YDS ATT GAME Eleven Tied with______3 under 100 yards rushing in a season since doing so 163 24 at California (9/19/15) 10 times during the 2009 season. 115 21 vs. Oklahoma (10/10/15) POINTS OFF TURNOVERS • One of the Longhorns’ biggest areas of LESS THAN 100 RUSH YARDS ALLOWED 100 YARD RECEIVING GAMES improvement in 2017 has come in its quick change 2017 ______6 (10 ISU, 31 BAY, 42 SJSU, 56 WVU, 71 USC, 96 KU) JOHN BURT • JR [2] offense and defense following turnovers. 2016 ______1 (98 ISU) YDS REC GAME • Through 11 games, Texas has allowed opponents 2015 ______None 113 4 vs. Kansas (11/7/15) 2014 ______2 (34 OSU, 79 UNT) 111 6 vs. Notre Dame (9/4/16) to score just 17 points off 14 Longhorn turnovers 2013 ______2 (45 TCU, 94 TTU) (seven of the 17 coming on a pick-six Saturday at 2012 ______1 (69 WYO) 2011 ______6 (-2 KU, 30 TTU, 38 KSU, 43 BYU, 86 OU, 90 CAL) COLLIN JOHNSON • S0 [2] WVU). In contrast, Texas has scored 86 points off YDS REC GAME 20 turnovers forced thus far. 191 7 at USC (9/16/17) • In comparison, last season, UT’s defense allowed TOP DEFENSIVE RUSHING GAMES SINCE ‘08 125 7 vs. Maryland (9/2/17) opponents to score 68 points off 23 Longhorn 1. Texas A&M (11/27/2008)______-24 turnovers, while the offense scored just 41 points 2. vs. Oklahoma (10/17/2009)______-16 ARMANTI FOREMAN • SR [1] 3. at Texas Tech (9/18/2010)______-14 YDS REC GAME all season off 20 opponent turnovers. 4. Texas Tech (9/19/2009)______-6 142 4 vs. Baylor (10/29/16) • Through 11 games last season, UT had committed 5. Kansas (10/29/2011)______-2 6. at Baylor (11/14/2009)______6 22 turnovers (eight more) and allowed 68 points (51 7. UTEP (9/26/2009)______9 REGGIE HEMPHILL-MAPPS • FR [1] more) off of them. Conversely, the UT defense had 8. AT IOWA STATE (9/28/2017)______10 YDS REC GAME forced 19 turnovers (one less) through 11 games, 121 12 vs. K-State (10/7/17) leading to just 38 Texas points (41 less). TURNING UP THE HEAT LIL’JORDAN HUMPHREY • SO [1] • After a slow start to the season the UT defense has YDS REC GAME POINTS ALLOWED OFF TURNOVERS found success in pressuring the opponents in the 109 6 at TCU (11/4/17) SEASON______UT TO’s______OPP PTS backfield this season. 2017______14______17 • Texas has totaled 27 sacks and 69 tackles for loss. DORIAN LEONARD • SR [1] 2016______23______68 The Longhorns’ 2.45 sacks per game rank second in YDS REC GAME 125 7 vs. WVU (11/12/15) SEASON______OPP TO’s______UT PTS the conference, behind just TCU who has averaged 2017______20______86 2.91 sacks per game this season. 2016______20______41 5 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH TEXAS FOOTBALL NOTES TEXAS’ RECORD WHEN... ELLIOTT A THORPE AWARD FINALIST JEFFERSON LEADING THE LONGHORN D • Safety DeShon Elliott was named a finalist for the • Junior linebacker Malik Jefferson has made 29 2017____Herman Era Overall______6-5______6-5 Jim Thorpe Award on Monday. He has also won career starts to date and is a seminfinalist for both Big 12______5-3______5-3 two Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week awards in the Butkus Award and Lott IMPACT Trophy this year. Non-conference______1-2______1-2 Home______3-2______3-2 2017, following games at USC and Iowa State. • On the season, he leads the team with 100 tackles, Away______3-2______3-2 • Against USC, Elliott had seven tackles, two including 71 solo tackles. He also has gotten after Neutral______0-1______0-1 interceptions, two pass breakups and a TFL. Current streak______W2______W2 the , with team highs of 10 tackles for Current home streak______W1______W1 • Against Iowa State, he had six tackles, a sack and loss, four sacks and five quarterback hurries. Current road streak______W1______W1 two interceptions, and was also named the Jim • He ranks fifth nationally averaging 6.5 solo tackles Day game______4-4______4-4 Thorpe Award National Player of the Week. per game. Night game______2-1______2-1 • He followed that up with six tackles, 1.5 tackles • Jefferson became the first Longhorn since 2014 ABC______0-1______0-1 for loss, one-half sack and one interception against NBC______0-0______0-0 (Jordan Hicks, 147; Steve Edmond, 131) to reach ESPN______2-2______2-2 Kansas State. He had six tackles and a forced the 100-tackle mark in a season. ESPN2______0-0______0-0 fumble against Oklahoma, before following that up • With nine more solo tackles, to reach 80 on the ESPNU______1-0______1-0 FOX______0-1______0-1 with another forced fumble and a fumble recovery season, Jefferson could become just the second FOX Sports 1______1-1______1-1 against Oklahoma State. Longhorn since 1996 to reach 80 solo stops in a LHN______2-0______2-0 August______0-0______0-0 • Against Baylor, he had his second pick-six of the season (Steve Edmond, 81, 2014). September______2-2______2-2 season and had eight tackles, tied for the team lead. • He has registered five games this season of October______2-2______2-2 • Elliott totaled five tackles at TCU and seven against double-digit tackle totals and has led the team, or November______2-1______2-1 December______0-0______0-0 Kansas. He matched his career high with two tackles tied for the team lead in tackles, in 8-of-11 games vs. Top 25 teams______1-4______1-4 for loss in both games. He also added a forced thus far. vs. unranked teams______5-1______5-1 On artificial surface______5-2______5-2 fumble and a pass breakup against the Jayhawks. • Saturday against WVU, Jefferson tied for the team On natural grass______1-3______1-3 • At WVU he had five tackles and a critical breakup lead with seven tackles (six solo). He also tied for to prevent a touchdown. Scoring first______5-1______5-1 the team lead with seven tackles and had 1.5 tackles Opponent scores first______1-4______1-4 • On the season, Elliott is third on the team with 57 for loss the week prior against Kansas. Leading after 1st quarter______4-0______4-0 tackles (44 solo). He has six interceptions and has • A week before that at TCU, Jefferson led the team Trailing after 1st quarter______1-3______1-3 Tied after 1st quarter______1-1______1-1 8.5 tackles for loss (second on the team) and 1.5 with 10 tackles, surpassing 200 tackles in his career. Leading at halftime______6-0______6-0 sacks. He has three forced fumbles, one fumble • Against Baylor, Jefferson tied for the team lead with Trailing at halftime______0-4______0-4 recovery and five pass breakups. Tied at halftime______0-1______0-1 eight tackles, four of them coming on third downs Leading after 3rd quarter______5-2______5-2 as UT held the Bears to just 4-of-18. He added 2.5 Trailing after 3rd quarter______0-3______0-3 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks in the game. Tied after 3rd quarter______1-0______1-0 ELLIOTT AN INTERCEPTION MACHINE Overtime______1-2______1-2 • DeShon Elliott is second in the country with six • Against Oklahoma State, Jefferson set a career interceptions, which is tied for seventh-most in high and led UT with 14 tackles. Scoring 0-19______1-2______1-2 Scoring 20-29______1-2______1-2 school history for a single season. • Before his new career high, Jefferson had twice Scoring 30-39______1-0______1-0 • He has returned two interceptions for touchdowns totaled his previous career high of 11 tackles earlier Scoring 40+ points______3-1______3-1 this season (USC, Oklahoma). Allowing 0-19______4-1______4-1 this season, tied with six other Longhorns for the Allowing 20-29______1-3______1-3 most in a single season in school history. • As a freshman, Jefferson was named a freshman Allowing 30-39______1-0______1-0 • Elliott had an interception in three straight games All-American by the Football Writers Association of Allowing 40+ points______0-1______0-1 Outgaining opponent______6-0______6-0 (2 at USC, 2 at Iowa State, Kansas State) and also America, Sporting News and USA Today. He made Outgained by opponent______0-5______0-5 tallied one at Baylor. 61 tackles and seven TFL in 2015. With 100-yard rusher______2-1______2-1 • His six interceptions are the most in a single • Last season, Jefferson totaled 62 tackles, 8.5 Allow 100-yard rusher______0-2______0-2 season at Texas since Earl Thomas set the school TFL and 5.5 sacks to earn second-team All-Big 12 With 300-yard passer______1-1______1-1 recognition from the Associated Press. Allow 300-yard passer______0-2______0-2 record with eight during the 2009 season. • He is just the ninth UT player in the last 60 seasons No turnovers______1-2______1-2 to register two multi-interception games in a season. JOHNSON’S BIG DAY Less than three turnovers_____ 5-2______5-2 Three or more turnovers______0-1______0-1 • Elliott became the first UT player since 1947 to • In Saturday’s victory at WVU, linebacker Gary No takeaways______0-1______0-1 record two interceptions in back-to-back games. Johnson came up big for the Longhorns. Three or more takeaways______3-0______3-0 Win turnover margin______5-1______5-1 • Since 1947, Elliott joins Chris Carter (1993-96) as • Johnson tied for the team lead with seven tackles, Tie turnover margin______1-2______1-2 the only two players with three multi-interception while recording a sack, a forced fumble and a Lose turnover margin______0-2______0-2 games in their careers. Elliott also had two quarterback hurry. Win time of possession______4-1______4-1 Lose time of possession______2-4______2-4 interceptions against Kansas in 2015. • Midway through the fourth quarter, leading just Game decided by 1-9 ______1-3______1-3 • Elliott was the first player since Thomas in 2009 21-14, Johnson came off the edge for a strip-sack of Game decided by 10-19______3-2______3-2 Game decided by 20+______2-0______2-0 with an interception in three straight games. Thomas WVU QB Chris Chugunoy. The Longhorns recovered had an interception in four straight games during and scored two plays later to extend the lead to 28- that season, totaling five picks in those games. 14, which held up as the final margin.

6 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH TEXAS FOOTBALL NOTES DICKSON A RAY GUY AWARD FINALIST BUILT FORD TOUGH BY THE NUMBERS • Junior punter Michael Dickson, a native of Sydney, • Nose tackle Poona Ford (Hilton Head, S.C.) Australia, is a finalist for the 2017 Ray Guy Award, a continues to be a menace in the middle of the season after becoming UT’s first-ever finalist for the 3 Texas forced a season-high three fumbles at Longhorns’ defense during his senior season. He West Virginia, the most since forcing three against prestigious award. has totaled 27 tackles, six tackles for loss, one-half Baylor in 2016. • Dickson, who was named Big 12 Conference sack, a forced fumble, a blocked kick, a QB hurry Special Teams Player of the Year in 2016, set a and a pass breakup in 2017. school record with an average of 47.4 yards per • Ford had two tackles for loss in UT’s win over 5 Junior safety DeShon Elliott collected five punt. Kansas and was key in disrupting the QB on tackles (all solo) at West Virginia and broke up a pass in the end zone, his fifth PBU of the season, • Dickson has punted 64 times this season and is Antwuan Davis’ second interception. first nationally with an average of 48.0 yards per • Against TCU, he totaled a season-high seven punt. The Longhorns’ net average of 44.22 is also tackles, including 1.5 TFL and a QB hurry. 7 After missing on his first pass attempt at the best in the country. • Despite playing on the interior defensive line, Ford West Virginia, freshman quarterback Sam Ehlinger • Of his 64 punts this season, 29 of them have gone finished fourth among UT defenders with his 54 completed seven straight passes for 107 yards and for more than 50 yards and 11 of them for more tackles a year ago. He added 5.5 tackles for loss, two touchdowns, while also catching his first career pass for 23 yards. than 60 yards. four quarterback hurries, a forced fumble, a fumble • He has had 25 punts downed inside the 20-yard recovery and two blocked extra points. line, 21 downed inside the 15-yard line and 11 punts • He was named second-team All-Big 12 by ESPN. 10 Shane Buechele and Sam downed inside the opponent 10. com and was also tabbed honorable mention All-Big Ehlinger and Jerrod Heard combined • Just 13 of Dickson’s 64 punts (20.3 percent) have 12 by the league’s coaches. to complete passes to 10 different receivers against been less than 40 yards. Of those 13 punts, five • This season he has been named preseason All-Big WVU, the fifth straight game Texas has completed have been fair caught or downed inside the 10-yard passes to 10-or-more receivers and the seventh 12 and is also on the Senior Bowl watch list. time this season the feat has been accomplished. line, with an additional one fair caught at the 12. • In the season opener against Maryland, he blocked • Dickson has twice been named Ray Guy Award a field goal which Holton Hill returned for a TD. National Punter of the Week, following both his • The blocked FG was Ford’s third career blocked 14 The Longhorns limited West Virginia to a performances at Iowa State and versus Oklahoma. kick. He also blocked two extra points a season ago. season-low 14 points. Texas has held five of eight • Against Iowa State, he punted seven times with a Big 12 opponents to their season low in points scored. net average of 46.2 yards while against Oklahoma STOPPING POTENT OFFENSES he punted five times and averaged a school-record- • Texas’ defense continues to stymie potent offenses tying 55.0 yards per punt. during the 2017 season. So far, the Longhorns have 15 Junior punter Michael Dickson had 3-of- • Against Oklahoma State, Dickson punted a career- faced six of the nation’s Top 36 scoring offenses 7 punts at West Virginia end inside the 15-yard high 11 times and averaged 50.9 yards per punt. line. On the season, 21 of Dickson’s 64 punts have with upcoming opponent Texas Tech currently pinned opponents inside their own 15-yard line. • Of Dickson’s four punts from OSU territory, he ranked 26th. Iowa State also resides inside the Top downed two inside the 10 and pinned the Cowboys 46, putting 8-of-12 opponents in the Top 50. at an average field position of the 11-yard line. • The nation’s second-best scoring offense is 56 The Texas defense held West Virginia • Of his seven punts from UT territory, Dickson Oklahoma State, which scored just 10 points in to a season-low 56 rushing yards, the sixth averaged 57.9 yards per punt (55.9 net) and flipped regulation and 13 total against UT. The Cowboys time this season the Longhorns have held the field from an average of the UT 23 to a starting an opponent to less than 100 rushing yards, are averaging 48.4 points per game in their other the most since doing it six times in 2011. field position for the Cowboys of the OSU 21. 10 contests. • Dickson punted six times against Baylor, averaging • Oklahoma is ranked fifth this week, averaging 45.5 44.5 yards per punt. His net average was 40.3, as he points per game in their 10 games versus schools 71 Junior linebacker Malik Jefferson registered downed three inside the 20. other than UT. The Sooners scored just 29 against six solo tackles at West Virginia to bring his season • Against TCU, Dickson punted nine times and the Longhorns. total to a career-high 71. He is the fourth Longhorn averaged 50.8 yards per punt. In that game, he with at least 70 solo tackles since 2007 and the first • USC scored just 27 against Texas, including 17 in since 2014. boomed a 76-yard punt in the first quarter, a career regulation. The Trojans have averaged 34.3 points long. It was the fifth-longest punt in the FBS this per game this season. season and tied for fifth-longest punt in school • TCU scored 24 against UT, while the Horned Frogs 99 Freshman running back Daniel Young set history. (35th) are averaging 35.3 points per game against single-game-highs with 85 rushing yards and 99 • Against West Virginia, Dickson punted seven times their other nine opponents. all-purpose yards at West Virginia. and averaged 43.0 yards per punt. He allowed just • West Virginia entered Saturday’s game averaging one return, downing four inside the 20, three inside 39.0 points per game. The Mountaineers scored a 2014 The Texas victory over No. 24/25 the 15 and two inside the 10. season-low 14 against the Longhorns. West Virginia was the sixth of the season, making • The FBS record for punting average in a season is • Texas Tech enters Friday’s game averaging 35.0 the Longhorns bowl eligible for the first time since 48.4 yards (min. 50 attempts) and 47.8 yards (min. points per game. 2014. 75 punts).

7 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH TEXAS FOOTBALL NOTES LONGHORNS IN THE NFL EHLINGER’S GOT GAME WINNINGEST PROGRAMS • True freshman quarterback Sam Ehlinger has started five games ACTIVE______TEAM and entered Saturday’s game at WVU midway through the first BY VICTORY Sam Acho______Chicago Bears quarter. Against SJSU, he became just the fourth true freshman at RK TEAM______YRS____W____ L____ T___PCT. Malcolm Brown______Los Angeles Rams UT since 1980, and the 10th ever, to start a game at quarterback. 1. Michigan____ 138___ 943__ 337__ 36___ .730 Malcom Brown______New England Patriots • In combination with Buechele, the 2016-17 seasons mark just 2. Notre Dame__ 129___ 905__ 323__ 42___ .729 3. TEXAS______125___ 897__ 365__ 33___ .705 Jamaal Charles______Denver Broncos the second stretch in school history in which a true freshman has 4. Ohio State___ 128___ 895__ 324__ 53___ .724 Phil Dawson______Arizona Cardinals started at QB for UT in consecutive seasons (also 1976-79). 5. Nebraska____ 128___ 893__ 379__ 40___ .696 Quandre Diggs______Detroit Lions • Ehlinger has passed for 1,564 yards while rushing for another 6. Alabama_____ 123___ 889__ 327__ 43___ .723 D’Onta Foreman______Houston Texans 333. He is tied for fastest in school history to reach 1,000 passing 7. Oklahoma___ 123___ 882__ 322__ 53___ .723 Marquise Goodwin____ San Francisco 49ers yards (four games) in a season. 8. Penn State___ 131___ 876__ 387__ 41___ .688 • Saturday against WVU, Ehlinger passed for 136 yards and two 9. USC______124___ 833__ 338__ 54___ .702 Trey Hopkins______Cincinnati Bengals 10. Tennessee___ 121___ 833__ 381__ 54___ .678 Lamarr Houston______Houston Texans scores, while recording 68 yards rushing and 23 yards receiving. • After passing for 380 yards and rushing for 107 against K-State, Derrick Johnson______Kansas City Chiefs he passed for 278 and rushed for 110 against Oklahoma. He is the BY WINNING PERCENTAGE Marcus Johnson______Philadelphia Eagles first freshman QB in school history (true or redshirt) to rush for RK TEAM______YRS____W____ L____ T___PCT. Colt McCoy______Washington Redskins 100 yards in consecutive games, and just the third freshman QB 1. Michigan____ 138___ 943__ 337__ 36___ .730 Alex Okafor______New Orleans Saints to do so twice in a season (, ‘03; Jerrod Heard, ‘15). 2. Notre Dame__ 129___ 905__ 323__ 42___ .729 Brian Orakpo______Tennessee Titans 3. Boise State___50___ 436__ 163___ 2___ .727 • His 278 passing yards against Oklahoma were a UT true freshman 4. Ohio State___ 128___ 895__ 324__ 53___ .724 Adrian Phillips______Los Angeles Chargers record in the Red River Showdown. He was just UT’s third-ever 5. Alabama_____ 123___ 889__ 327__ 43___ .723 Hassan Ridgeway______Indianapolis Colts true freshman to start at QB against the Sooners, joining Buechele 6. Oklahoma___ 123___ 882__ 322__ 53___ .723 Keenan Robinson______New York Giants (2016) and (1944). In that game, Ehlinger became 7. TEXAS______125___ 897__ 365__ 33___ .705 Brian Robison______Minnesota Vikings just the fourth player (seventh time) to pass for 275 yards and rush 8. USC______124___ 833__ 338__ 54___ .702 Nick Rose______Washington Redskins for 100 in a game. He joins Vince Young (Nov. 6 & 13, 2004) as the 9. Nebraska____ 128___ 893__ 379__ 40___ .696 10. Penn State___ 131___ 876__ 387__ 41___ .688 Geoff Swaim______Dallas Cowboys only players in school history to do so in back-to-back games. Colt Earl Thomas______Seattle Seahawks McCoy, Ehlinger and Young are the only three players to have two games of 275 yards passing and 100 yards rushing in their careers. MILESTONE VICTORIES Justin Tucker______Baltimore Ravens • His 380 passing yards against K-State were the 10th-most in WIN__ DATE______OPPONENT _ SCORE Kenny Vaccaro______New Orleans Saints school history and the most ever by a true freshman quarterback. Fozzy Whittaker______Carolina Panthers 50___ 11/28/1901_____ vs. Texas A&M____ 32-0 • Ehlinger has passed for 200 yards in five games (all five that he 100__ 10/29/1910 ______vs. Auburn_____ 9-0 has started) and has gone over 300 yards once. He has at least one 150__ 11/3/1918 _ vs. Ream Flying Field____ 26-2 PRACTICE SQUAD______TEAM touchdown pass in 6-of-7 games and has three multi-TD games. 200__ 10/24/1925______vs. Rice____ 27-6 Kent Perkins______Cincinnati Bengals 250__ 10/28/1933______vs. Rice____ 18-0 Tyrone Swoopes______Seattle Seahawks 300__ 10/16/1943______vs. Arkansas____ 34-0 BUECHELE BY THE NUMBERS 350__ 11/24/1949______at Texas A&M___ 42-14 • Sophomore quarterback Shane Buechele started his sixth game 400__ 9/26/1958______at Tulane___ 21-20 INJURED RESERVE______TEAM of the season and 18th career game on Saturday. 450__ 11/28/1963______at Texas A&M___ 15-13 Jordan Hicks______Philadelphia Eagles • In making six starts and seven total appearances so far in 2017, 500__ 1/1/1970_____ vs. Notre Dame ^___ 21-17 Duke Thomas______Dallas Cowboys Buechele is 129-of-197 (.655) for 1,344 yards and six touchdowns. 550__ 10/25/1975______vs. Rice____ 41-9 • Buechele surpassed 1,000 yards on the season at TCU. He is tied 600__ 10/24/1981______at SMU_____ 9-7 COACHES______TEAM for the eighth-fastest player in school history (five games) to reach 650__ 11/14/1987______vs. TCU___ 24-21 1,000 yards in a season. He also reached 1,000 yards in five games 700__ 10/21/1995______vs. Virginia___ 17-16 Jerry Gray______Minnesota Vikings 750__ 10/20/2001______vs. Colorado____ 41-7 Richard Hightower____ San Francisco 49ers a season ago. 800__ 1/4/2006______vs. USC !___ 41-38 Kyle Shanahan______San Francisco 49ers • In his first start of the season against Maryland, he was 34-of-52 850__ 11/20/2010___vs. Florida Atlantic___ 51-17 for 375 yards and two touchdowns. He set new career highs for passing yards, completions and attempts in that game. ^ Cotton Bowl • His 375 yards passing were 11th-most in school history for a ! Rose Bowl/BCS National Championship Game single game and the second-most by a sophomore (, 383). • Buechele has now passed for 200 yards in 14-of-19 career games and has two career 300-yard games. His fourteen 200-yard games are the sixth-most in school history. • In just 19 games, he has passed for 4,302 yards, just the ninth player in school history to surpass 4,000 career passing yards. • Buechele has thrown a touchdown pass in 16-of-19 games and has eight career multi-touchdown games.

8 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH TEXAS FOOTBALL NOTES CONNOR WILLIAMS RETURNS FROM INJURY OFFENSIVE LINE STEPPING UP TEXAS AND THE POLLS • Junior All-American left tackle Connor Williams • The Longhorns have dealt with a number of injuries returned from injury Saturday at WVU for the first that have impacted continuity on the offensive line. Associated Press Top 25 (Nov. 19) time since leaving the field against USC. • In addition to Williams, who missed seven straight • Williams had started 26 of a possible 27 contests games before Saturday, several other Longhorn Rk ____ Team (1st)______Record ______Points 1_____ Alabama (58)______11-0______1522 in his career, including 13 consecutive, before the offensive linemen have missed time this season: 2_____ Miami (3)______10-0______1433 injury. He now has made 27 career starts. Patrick Hudson (last nine games), Jake McMillon 3_____ Oklahoma______10-1______1370 4_____ Clemson______10-1______1355 • Williams’ impact was noticeable, as the Longhorns (one game), Elijah Rodriguez (11 games) and Zach 5_____ Wisconsin______11-0______1328 rushed for 233 yards and averaged 6.1 yards per Shackelford (three games). 6_____ Auburn______9-2______1203 7_____ Georgia______10-1______1157 play, both high marks in Big 12 play. The offensive • The Longhorns returning starter at tight end and 8_____ Ohio State______9-2______1064 line did not surrender a sack in the contest. one of the Horns’ best run blockers Andrew Beck has 9_____ Notre Dame______9-2______1023 10____ TCU______9-2______906 • Last season, Williams was a consensus first-team missed all 11 games this season as well, while TE 11____ USC______10-2______891 All-American, just the fourth sophomore in UT Garrett Gray has missed nine straight. That brings 12____ Penn State______9-2______888 13____ UCF______10-0______833 history to receive first-team honors (Hub Bechtol, Texas’ total to 51 games missed by offensive 14____ Washington State______9-2______697 1944; Russell Erxleben, 1976 and Earl Thomas, linemen and tight ends through just nine games. 15____ Washington______9-2______613 16____ Mississippi State______8-3______573 2009) and second sophomore (Thomas) to earn 17____ Memphis______9-1______496 consensus honors. SURPASSING 1,000 18____ Oklahoma State______8-3______422 19____ LSU______8-3______415 • Throughout the offseason, Williams was recognized • Sophomore WR Collin Johnson eclipsed the 1,000 20____ Stanford______8-3______407 as a preseason All-American by the Associated yard mark for career receiving in Saturday’s win. 21____ Michigan State______8-3______366 22____ South Florida______9-1______247 Press, Sports Illustrated, Sporting News, College • A native of San Jose, Calif., Johnson now has 23____ Northwestern______8-3______232 Football News and Athlon Sports. 1,010 career yards on 75 catches. He leads UT with 24____ Virginia Tech______8-3______136 25____ Boise State______9-2______96 • Additionally, Williams was named to the watch 47 catches this season, looking to become just the lists for the , Outland Trophy, Earl Others Receiving Votes: Michigan 49, Iowa State 47, South 24th Longhorn to ever catch 50 passes in a season. Carolina 30, NC State 9, San Diego State 8, Wake Forest 7, Texas Campbell Tyler Rose Award and was also named A&M 1, Fresno State 1 preseason All-Big 12. CHASING 1,000 Coaches Poll Top 25 TEXAS IN THE RANKINGS • Senior WR Armanti Foreman, who has totaled (Nov. 19) 22 catches for 183 yards and three touchdowns WEEK AP COACHES CFP Rk ____ Team (1st)______Record ______Points this season, currently sits at 973 career receiving 1_____ Alabama (64)______11-0______1600 Preseason 23 23 N/A 2_____ Miami______10-0______1492 Week 2 (Sept. 5) -- RV N/A yards. He has 77 receptions, 10 of which have been 3_____ Clemson______10-1______1429 touchdowns, in his career. 4_____ Wisconsin______11-0______1414 Week 3 (Sept. 10) -- -- N/A 5_____ Oklahoma______10-1______1408 Week 4 (Sept. 17) -- -- N/A 6_____ Auburn______9-2______1271 Week 5 (Sept. 24) -- -- N/A 7_____ Georgia______10-1______1221 SPREADING THE BALL AROUND 8_____ Ohio State______9-2______1103 Week 6 (Oct. 1) -- -- N/A • Ball distribution has been a common theme 9_____ Notre Dame______9-2______1019 Week 7 (Oct. 8) -- RV N/A amongst Texas’ QBs, as at least eight different 10____ USC______10-2______976 Week 8 (Oct. 15) -- -- N/A 11____ Penn State______9-2______956 receivers have a catch in all but one game thus far. 12____ UCF______10-0______915 Week 9 (Oct. 22) -- -- N/A • , 10-or-more players 13____ TCU______9-2______861 Week 10 (Oct. 29) ------Seven times this season 14____ Washington______9-2______735 have caught at least one pass in a game, including 15____ Washington State______9-2______684 Week 11 (Nov. 5) ------16____ Memphis______9-1______566 Week 12 (Nov. 12) ------all six games started by Shane Buechele. Ten-or- 17____ Mississippi State______8-3______552 Week 13 (Nov. 19) ------more players have caught at least one pass in five 18____ LSU______8-3______430 19____ South Florida______9-1______388 Week 14 straight games. 20____ Stanford______8-3______383 Week 15 • Just six total times in the previous 16 seasons 21____ Oklahoma State______8-3______366 22____ Michigan State______8-3______326 had 10-or-more Longhorns caught a pass in a game 23____ Northwestern______8-3______243 Texas Against Ranked Opponents prior to the 2017 season. 24____ Boise State______9-2______124 25____ Virginia Tech______8-3______119 Overall record ______126-150-8 (.458) YOUNG BREAKING LOOSE Others Receiving Votes: South Carolina 69, Michigan 58, San Home______45-43-4 (.511) Diego State 24, Iowa State 14, NC State 13, Kentucky 9, Wake • True freshman running back Daniel Young started Forest 8, Texas A&M 8, Fresno State 4, Troy 4, Florida Atlantic 4, Away______34-47-0 (.420) Army 3, West Virginia 1 Neutral (includes bowls)____ 47-60-4 (.441) his third straight game at WVU, totaling 12 rushes for a career-best 85 yards and a score. In 2017 (0-4) • A week prior, Young had 21 rushing attempts, his Date______UT rank______Opponent_____ W/L___ Score career high. Sept. 16______@#4/4 USC______L___ 24-27^ Oct. 14______vs. #12/12 Oklahoma______L____ 24-29 • This season, the Houston native has totaled 56 Oct. 21______#10/11 Oklahoma State______L___ 10-13* carries for 270 yards and two touchdowns. He also Nov. 4______at #10/12 TCU______L_____ 7-24 has 77 receiving yards on nine catches. Nov. 18______at #24/23 West Virginia______W____ 28-14 *Overtime | ^Double-overtime

9 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH HEAD COACH TOM HERMAN THE HERMAN FILE Hometown______Simi Valley, Calif. TOM HERMAN College______Cal Lutheran (1997), Texas (2000) Wife______Michelle Children______Priya, TD, Maverick

HERMAN YEAR-BY-YEAR Year____ School______Record______Postseason HEAD COACH 2017___ Texas______6-5______N/A 2016___ Houston______9-3______Las Vegas Bowl* 2015___ Houston______13-1______Peach Bowl A Texas Ex and former University of Texas graduate assistant with yards per game, while ranking 13th in rushing offense with an 2014___ Ohio State (OC/QBs)______CFP National Champions deep ties to the state of Texas, including the last two seasons as average of 235.8 yards per game. Houston was the only team in the head coach at the University of Houston, Tom Herman was named nation to rank in the top 13 in both categories. 2013___ Ohio State (OC/QBs)______Orange Bowl the 30th Head Football Coach at The University of Texas on Nov. 2012___ Ohio State (OC/QBs)______26, 2016. In Herman’s first semester at Houston, the UH Football program 2011___ Iowa State (OC/QBs)______Pinstripe Bowl set the mark for most hours passed per student-athlete in a spring 2010___ Iowa State (OC/QBs)______Herman comes to Texas after compiling a 22-4 record in two semester with an average of 13.5 hours per student-athlete. The 2009___ Iowa State (OC/QBs)______Insight Bowl seasons at Houston, the fourth-best record in the FBS in that span. team recorded its highest semester GPA in the last four years, and 2008___ Rice (OC/QBs)______Texas Bowl His first season as head coach at Texas will mark his 14th spent in third-highest spring semester GPA in program history, to bolster 2007___ Rice (OC/QBs)______the state of Texas out of 20 years coaching on the collegiate level. its cumulative GPA to the second-highest mark in program history. 2006___ Texas State (OC/QBs)______That includes his time as a graduate assistant at UT (1999-2000), 2005___ Texas State (OC/QBs)______FCS Semifinals where he earned a master’s degree in education. In 2016, Herman guided his program to a 9-3 record, including wins over No. 3 Oklahoma and No. 3 Louisville. Houston became 2004___ Sam Houston State (ST/WRs)______FCS Semifinals Following his first season at UH, Herman was named a finalist for the first program nationally to defeat two top-five teams. Herman’s 2003___ Sam Houston State (ST/WRs)______the Eddie Robinson and Bear Bryant Coach of the Year Awards, Cougars join Alabama as the only two teams in the nation with 2002___ Sam Houston State (ST/WRs)______while also being chosen as the Football Writers Association of double-digit wins over two top-10 teams this season. 2001___ Sam Houston State (ST/WRs)______FCS Quarterfinals America’s First-Year Coach of the Year and the American Athletic 2000___ Texas (Offensive GA)______Holiday Conference’s Co-Coach of the Year. Houston ranked as one of the most efficient and disciplined teams 1999___ Texas (Offensive GA)______Orange in the country under Herman, as their offense ranked 34th and the 1998___ Texas Lutheran (WRs)______Herman became just the fourth head coach in NCAA history with at defense 15th when he was hired by the Longhorns. least 13 wins in a rookie season, joining Chris Petersen (Boise State *Did not coach in Las Vegas Bowl - 2006), George Woodruff (Penn - 1892) and Walter Camp (Yale In the regular season, Houston’s offense ranked 15th in third down - 1888), and just the fifth head coach in NCAA history to win the conversions, sixth in completion percentage, ninth in first downs first 10 games of his career, joining Petersen, Larry Coker (Miami - and 21st in scoring offense in 2016. Ward, Jr. led the Cougars CAREER RECORD (2 seasons)______28-9 (.778) 2001), Woodruff and Camp in accomplishing the feat. offense, as he was named a semifinalist for both the Davey O’Brien BOWL RECORD______1-0 (1.000) Award and The Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award. He finished the He led the Cougars to their first New Year’s Bowl in 30 years, its regular season with 3,328 passing yards and 518 rushing yards. He second 13-win season in program history and its 11th conference was 294-of-435 (67.6%) passing, ranking in the top-12 nationally in HERMAN RECORD BY OPPONENT championship in program history by claiming the inaugural AAC completion percentage, completions per game and passing yards. Opponent______Overall______At Texas Championship. He led all FBS coaches in their first year with a He had 31 total touchdowns in 12 games. For his career, Ward is Baylor______1-0______1-0 program with 13 wins as Houston finished third nationally with a fifth in Houston history with 8,202 passing yards, 52 touchdown Central Florida______2-0______0-0 92.9 winning percentage at 13-1. passes and 699 completions. Cincinnati______2-0______0-0 Connecticut______1-1______0-0 With a 38-24 win over No. 9 Florida State in the Chick-fil-A Peach Defensively, Houston featured the nation’s third-ranked rush Florida State______1-0______0-0 Bowl, Herman joined College Football Hall of Famer Bill Yeoman as defense in addition to the nation’s 15th-best defense in total yards Iowa State______1-0______1-0 just the second coach in Houston history with a win in one of the allowed. The Cougars were third nationally with five defensive Kansas______1-0______1-0 New Year’s Six bowls and the second with a bowl victory over a top- touchdowns on the season and allowed just 22.6 points per game in 10 opponent. Houston ended the 2015 season ranked No. 8 in the 12 regular season contests. They also ranked as one of the nation’s Kansas State______1-0______1-0 Associated Press and USA Today Coaches polls, its highest finish best in bringing pressure, ranking in the top-20 in sacks (13th) and Lamar______1-0______0-0 since ranking No. 5 in 1979, and just the sixth time in program tackles for loss (19th). Freshman DT Ed Oliver, an All-American, Louisville______2-0______0-0 history to finish in the top 10. was sixth nationally with 19.5 tackles for loss. He added seven Maryland______0-1______0-1 quarterback hurries and led all defensive linemen nationally with his Memphis______1-1______0-0 Houston was one of just two schools nationally to play at least nine pass breakups. LB Steven Taylor, the Cougars leading tackler, Navy______1-1______0-0 four ranked opponents in 2015 and remain undefeated in those ranked 26th nationally with 8.5 sacks. As a team, Houston finished Oklahoma______1-1______0-1 contests, while it was one of eight teams nationally with at least the regular season with 90 tackles for loss and 37 sacks. Oklahoma State______0-1______0-1 four wins against ranked opponents. Three of those wins came by San Jose State______1-0______1-0 double-digits, the fourth-best total in the nation. Prior to his arrival at Houston, Herman helped develop record- setting and explosive offenses in each of his 10 seasons as Southern California______0-1______0-1 Under Herman’s leadership, Houston was third nationally with an offensive coordinator, including three seasons as offensive Southern Methodist______1-1______0-0 seven wins of 21 points or more and had 10 wins by double-digits. coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Ohio State where he won TCU______0-1______0-1 Houston’s lone loss, a 20-17 decision at UConn, came without the 2014 Broyles Award as the nation’s top assistant coach. He Temple______1-0______0-0 starting quarterback Greg Ward Jr., and most of the game without helped the Buckeyes win the 2015 College Football Championship Tennessee Tech______1-0______0-0 defensive leader Elandon Roberts, who led the nation with 88 solo (following the 2014 season) with third-string quarterback Cardale Texas State______2-0______0-0 tackles. Jones under center in wins over Alabama and Oregon, and a Big Ten Tulane______2-0______0-0 Championship win over Wisconsin. Tulsa______2-0______0-0 Ranking 10th in scoring offense (40.4 points per game) and 21st Vanderbilt______1-0______0-0 in scoring defense (20.7 points per game), Houston was the only Herman’s 2014 Ohio State offense finished the season ranked fifth program in the nation to rank in the top 10 in scoring offense and in scoring offense at 44.8 points per game and ninth in total offense West Virginia______1-0______1-0 the top 25 in scoring defense. UH ranked fifth nationally with an at 511.6 yards per game despite losing candidate average margin of victory of 19.7 points per game. The Cougars quarterback Braxton Miller prior to the season. With freshman J.T. OVERALL______28-9______6-5 ranked eighth nationally in rushing defense, allowing just 108.9 BOWL GAMES______1-0______0-0 10 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH HEAD COACH TOM HERMAN COACHING STAFF Barrett taking over the reins, Herman molded the quarterback into season, the Owls won 10 games and went to a bowl for the first a formidable leader who finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy voting time since 1954. Tim Beck and was named a FWAA Freshman All-American. Rice ranked in the Top 10 nationally in 2008 in passing offense Offensive Coordinator The Buckeyes claimed the 2014 Big Ten Championship with a 59-0 (fifth; 327.8), scoring offense (t-eighth; 41.6) and total offense Quarterbacks win over Wisconsin as Herman’s offense rolled to 558 total yards (10th; 472.3). Two Rice receivers had more than 1,300 yards UCF ‘88 • Kansas St. ‘92 with Jones under center after an injury to Barrett in the regular- receiving that year. Tight end James Casey had 111 catches and season finale. quarterback Chase Clement was named Conference USA MVP. The offense continued to roll in Ohio State’s 42-35 College Football Rice’s spread attack completed nearly two-thirds (65.6%) of its Stan Drayton Playoff semifinal win over Alabama. Facing a defense that entered passes, and its touchdown-to-interception ratio of 48-to-7 was Associate HC/Run Game Coordinator the game ranked fourth nationally in scoring defense at 16.6 points an NCAA FBS best. The quick-strike Owls had 30 scoring drives Running Backs per game, Herman’s offense exploded for 42 points and 537 total of five plays or less in 2008 and 31 scoring marches of less than yards. The balanced attack yielded 256 passing yards and 281 two minutes. Allegheny ‘93 rushing yards. Prior to Rice, Herman directed offensive attacks for two years In the championship game against Oregon, Herman’s offense piled (2005-06) at Texas State, where Bobcat squads led the Southland Oscar Giles up 538 total yards with 242 through the air and 296 on the ground Conference in total offense. The 2005 Texas State club was eighth Assistant Coach in a 42-20 win. The 42 points marked the most scored on Oregon nationally in scoring and made a run to the FCS semifinals in the during the 2014 season. school’s first appearance in the Division 1-AA playoffs. Herman Defensive Line also worked four years (2001-04) as an assistant coach at Sam Texas ‘91 Herman’s quarterbacks in 2014 ranked second nationally with Houston State as special teams coordinator and wide receivers a team passing efficiency rating of 167.72, while Barrett was coach, helping them to a pair of conference titles and trips to the second nationally with a rating of 169.8 and sixth nationally with FCS semifinals and quarterfinals. Corby Meekins an Ohio State record 34 passing touchdowns while also adding 11 touchdowns on the ground for a Big Ten record of 45 touchdowns The job with SHSU was his first after his time as a graduate Assistant Coach responsible for. The Buckeyes’ offense was sixth nationally with an assistant at Texas, where he assisted with the offensive line on Tight Ends average of 6.98 yards per play and second nationally with 46 plays the Longhorns’ Cotton and Holiday Bowl teams. He received his Sam Houston State ‘90 of 30 yards or longer and 17 plays of 50 yards or longer. coaching start in 1998 as a wide receivers coach at Texas Lutheran. Barrett, the Big Ten’s 2014 Griese-Brees Quarterback of the Year, Herman was born in Cincinnati and still has family there. He was was one of four offensive players to receive All-Big Ten honors raised in Simi Valley, Calif., and he played collegiately as an all- Drew Mehringer in 2014 and was the third offensive player to receive a major Big conference wide receiver at California Lutheran, graduating in 1997 Pass Game Coordinator Ten award under Herman’s leadership as Carlos Hyde was named with a degree in business administration. He received a master’s in Wide Receivers the 2013 Ameche-Dayne Running Back of the Year and Miller was education from the University of Texas in 2000. named the Graham-George Offensive Player of the Year and the Rice ‘10 • Ohio State ‘13 Griese-Brees Quarterback of the Year in both 2012 and 2013. Herman and his wife, Michelle, have a daughter, Priya, and two sons, TD and Maverick. After leading the Big Ten in scoring in 2012 at 37.2 points per Craig Naivar game and ranking 10th nationally in rushing at nearly 250 yards Special Teams Coordinator per game, Ohio State’s offense under Herman went to a new level in 2013 by ranking third nationally in scoring with 45.5 points per Safeties game and fifth in rushing with 308.6 yards per game. Hardin-Simmons ‘94, ‘96 The Buckeyes were successful through the air as well. Among the 12 single season records to fall in 2013 were most touchdown Todd Orlando passes (38) with top-five school totals in passing yards (2,846), attempts (368) and completions (238). Additional records were set Defensive Coordinator in rushing yards in a season (4,321 yards, which also is a Big Ten Linebackers Conference record), most total touchdowns (82) and most total Wisconsin ‘94 offensive yards (7,167), yards per play (7.1) and yards per game (511.9).

Miller finished fifth and ninth in the Heisman Trophy voting in 2012 Derek Warehime and 2013, respectively. Additionally, he set the school record for Assistant Coach total offense and was a finalist for the Davey O’Brien and Manning Offensive Line Awards in 2012 and in 2013 he led the Big Ten in passing efficiency. Tulsa ‘06 Herman, who was named the 2013 Rivals.com Big Ten Recruiter of the Year and national Top 25 recruiter, arrived in Columbus after spending three years as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks Jason Washington coach at Iowa State. Recruiting Coordinator Cornerbacks During his time at Iowa State from 2009-11, Herman’s well- balanced offense was very evident as Iowa State quarterback Texas State ‘02, ‘04 Austen Arnaud ended his career as the Cyclones’ No. 2 all-time leading passer with 6,777 yards and 42 touchdown passes, while running back Alexander Robinson finished his Iowa State career Yancy McKnight as the Cyclones’ fourth all-time leading rusher with 3,309 yards. Head Coach Herman spent 2007 and 2008 as offensive coordinator at Rice Strength & Conditioning before heading to Iowa State. During his two seasons with the Missouri Southern ‘01 Owls, his offenses broke over 40 school records and, in his second

11 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH TRACKING THE OPPONENTS BIG 12 CONFERENCE MARYLAND SJSU USC Team Conference Overall TERRAPINS (4-7) SPARTANS (1-11) TROJANS (10-2) Oklahoma 7-1 10-1 Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result TCU 6-2 9-2 9/2 at Texas W, 51-41 8/26 USF L, 22-42 9/2 WESTERN MICHIGAN W, 49-31 Oklahoma State 5-3 8-3 9/9 TOWSON W, 63-17 9/2 CAL POLY W, 34-13 9/9 STANFORD W, 42-24 TEXAS 5-3 6-5 9/23 UCF L, 10-38 9/9 at Texas L, 0-56 9/16 TEXAS W, 27-24 (2OT) 9/16 at Utah L, 16-54 West Virginia 5-3 7-4 9/30 at Minnesota W, 31-24 9/23 UTAH STATE L, 10-61 9/23 at California W, 30-20 Iowa State 5-3 7-4 10/7 at Ohio State L, 14-62 9/30 at UNLV L, 13-41 9/29 at Washington State L, 27-30 10/14 NORTHWESTERN L, 21-37 10/7 OREGON STATE W, 38-10 Kansas State 4-4 6-5 10/7 FRESNO STATE L, 10-27 10/21 at Wisconsin L, 13-38 10/14 at Hawai’i L, 26-37 10/14 UTAH W, 28-27 Texas Tech 2-6 5-6 10/28 INDIANA W, 42-39 10/28 at BYU L, 20-41 10/21 at Notre Dame L, 14-49 Baylor 1-7 1-10 11/4 at Rutgers L, 24-31 11/4 SAN DIEGO STATE L, 7-52 10/28 at Arizona State W, 38-17 Kansas 0-8 1-10 11/11 MICHIGAN L, 10-35 11/11 at Nevada L, 14-59 11/4 ARIZONA W, 49-35 11/18 at Michigan State L, 7-17 11/18 at Colorado State L, 14-42 11/11 at Colorado W, 38-24 11/25 PENN STATE 2:30 pm 11/25 WYOMING 4 pm 11/18 UCLA W, 28-23 THIS WEEK In The Big 12 Conference IOWA ST. KANSAS ST. OKLAHOMA Day Matchup Time CYCLONES (7-4, 5-3) WILDCATS (6-5, 4-4) SOONORS (10-1, 7-1) Friday Baylor at TCU 11 am Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result Friday Texas Tech at Texas 7 pm 9/2 NORTHERN IOWA W, 42-24 9/2 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, 55-19 9/2 UTEP W, 56-7 Saturday Kansas at Oklahoma State 11 am 9/9 IOWA L, 41-44 (OT) 9/9 CHARLOTTE W, 55-19 9/9 at Ohio State W, 31-16 Saturday Iowa State at Kansas State 2:30 pm 9/16 at Akron W, 41-14 9/16 at Vanderbilt L, 7-14 9/16 TULANE W, 56-14 Saturday West Virginia at Oklahoma 2:45 pm 9/28 TEXAS L, 7-17 9/30 BAYLOR W, 33-20 9/23 at Baylor W, 49-41 10/7 at Oklahoma W, 38-31 10/7 at Texas L, 34-40 (2OT) 10/7 IOWA STATE L, 31-38 10/14 KANSAS W 45-0 10/14 TCU L, 6-26 10/14 vs. Texas W, 29-24 ON THIS DATE 10/21 at Texas Tech W, 31-13 10/21 OKLAHOMA L, 35-42 10/21 at Kansas State W, 42-35 In Texas Football History 10/28 TCU W, 14-7 10/28 at Kansas W, 30-20 10/28 TEXAS TECH W, 49-27 (15-6-1) 11/4 at West Virginia L, 16-20 11/4 at Texas Tech W, 42-35 (OT) 11/4 at Oklahoma State W, 62-52 11/11 OKLAHOMA STATE L, 42-49 11/11 WEST VIRGINIA L, 23-28 11/11 TCU W, 38-20 Year Opponent Result 11/18 at Baylor W, 23-13 11/18 at Oklahoma State W, 45-40 11/18 at Kansas W, 41-3 2017 Texas Tech 11/25 at Kansas State 2:30 pm 11/25 IOWA STATE 2:30 pm 11/25 WEST VIRGINIA 2:45 pm 2011 at Texas A&M W, 27-25 2006 Texas A&M L, 7-12 2000 #22/22 Texas A&M W, 43-17 OKLAHOMA ST. BAYLOR TCU 1994 at #NR/23 Baylor W, 63-35 COWBOYS (8-3, 5-3) BEARS (1-10, 1-7) HORNED FROGS (9-2, 6-2) 1990 at #NR/25 Baylor W, 23-13 Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result 1988 Texas A&M L, 24-28 8/31 TULSA W, 59-24 9/2 LIBERTY L, 45-48 9/2 JACKSON STATE W, 63-7 1984 at Baylor L, 10-24 9/8 at South Alabama W, 44-7 9/9 UTSA L, 10-17 9/9 at Arkansas W, 28-7 1979 #17/16 Baylor W, 13-0 9/16 at Pittsburgh W, 59-21 9/16 at Duke L, 20-34 9/16 SMU W, 56-35 1966 Texas A&M W, 22-14 9/23 TCU L, 31-44 9/23 OKLAHOMA L, 41-49 9/23 at Oklahoma State W, 44-31 1960 Texas A&M W, 21-14 9/30 at Texas Tech W, 41-34 9/30 at Kansas State L, 20-33 10/7 WEST VIRGINIA W, 31-24 10/14 BAYLOR W, 59-16 10/14 at Oklahoma State L, 16-59 10/14 at Kansas State W, 26-6 1955 at #8/8 Texas A&M W, 21-6 10/21 at Texas W, 13-10 (OT) 10/21 WEST VIRGINIA L, 36-38 10/21 KANSAS W, 43-0 1949 at Texas A&M W, 42-14 10/28 at West Virginia W, 50-39 10/28 TEXAS L, 7-38 10/28 at Iowa State L, 7-14 1938 Texas A&M W, 7-6 11/4 OKLAHOMA L, 52-62 11/4 at Kansas W, 38-9 11/4 TEXAS W, 24-7 1933 Arkansas L, 6-20 11/11 at Iowa State W, 49-42 11/11 vs. Texas Tech L, 24-38 11/11 at Oklahoma L, 20-38 1932 at Arkansas W, 34-0 11/18 KANSAS STATE L, 40-45 11/18 IOWA STATE L, 13-23 11/18 at Texas Tech W, 27-3 11/25 KANSAS 11 am 11/24 at TCU 11 am 11/24 BAYLOR 11 am 1927 at Texas A&M L, 7-28 1921 at Texas A&M T, 0-0 1910 Oklahoma L, 0-3 KANSAS WEST VIRGINIA TEXAS TECH 1904 Texas A&M W, 34-6 JAYHAWKS (1-10, 0-8) MOUNTAINEERS (7-4, 5-3) RED RAIDERS (5-6, 2-6) 1902 at Tulane W, 6-0 1900 Kansas City Medics W, 30-0 Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result 1898 Dallas U W, 26-0 9/2 SE MISSOURI STATE W, 38-16 9/3 vs. Virginia Tech L, 24-31 9/2 EASTERN WASHINGTON W, 56-10 9/9 CENTRAL MICHIGAN L, 27-45 9/9 EAST CAROLINA W, 56-20 9/16 ARIZONA STATE W, 52-45 2017 OPPONENTS’ OVERALL RECORD 9/16 at Ohio L, 30-42 9/16 DELAWARE STATE W, 59-16 9/23 at Houston W, 27-24 69-65 (.515) 9/23 WEST VIRGINIA L, 34-56 9/23 at Kansas W, 56-34 9/30 OKLAHOMA STATE L, 34-41 10/7 TEXAS TECH L, 19-65 10/7 at TCU L, 24-31 10/7 at Kansas W, 65-19 10/14 at Iowa State L, 0-45 10/14 TEXAS TECH W, 46-35 10/14 at West Virginia L, 35-46 10/21 at TCU L, 0-43 10/21 at Baylor W, 38-36 10/21 IOWA STATE L, 13-31 10/28 KANSAS STATE L, 20-30 10/28 OKLAHOMA STATE L, 39-50 10/28 at Oklahoma L, 27-49 11/4 BAYLOR L, 9-38 11/4 IOWA STATE W, 20-16 11/4 KANSAS STATE L, 35-42 (OT) 11/11 at Texas L, 27-42 11/11 at Kansas State W, 28-23 11/11 vs. Baylor W, 38-24 11/18 OKLAHOMA L, 3-41 11/18 TEXAS L, 14-28 11/18 TCU L, 3-27 11/25 at Oklahoma State 11 am 11/25 at Oklahoma 2:45 pm 11/24 at Texas 7 pm

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13 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL ROSTER NUMERICAL NO_ NAME______POS__ HT__ WT __ CL-EX______HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) NO_ NAME______POS__ HT__ WT __ CL-EX______HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1___John Burt______WR__ 6-3__ 200__ Jr.-2L______Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln) 43__Robert Willis______TE___ 6-4__ 250__ Sr.-SQ____Dripping Springs, Texas (Dripping Springs) 2___Kris Boyd______DB___ 6-0__ 200__ Jr.-2L______Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) 44__Breckyn Hager______LB___ 6-4__ 245__ Jr.-2L______Austin, Texas (Westlake) 3___Armanti Foreman_____ WR__ 6-0__ 210__ Sr.-3L______Texas City, Texas (Texas City) 45__Chris Naggar______K___ 6-1__ 190__ Fr.-RS______Arlington, Texas (Arlington) 4___DeShon Elliott______DB___ 6-2__ 210__ Jr.-2L______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall-Heath) 45__Anthony Wheeler______LB___ 6-3__ 235__ Jr.-2L______Dallas, Texas (Skyline) 5___Holton Hill ______DB___ 6-3__ 200__ Jr.-2L______Houston, Texas (Lamar) 46__Malik Jefferson______LB___ 6-3__ 240__ Jr.-2L______Mesquite, Texas (Poteet) 6___Devin Duvernay______WR__ 6-0__ 205__ So.-1L______Sachse, Texas (Sachse) 47__Andrew Beck______TE___ 6-4__ 255__ Sr.-3L______Tampa, Fla. (Plant) 7___Shane Buechele______QB___ 6-1__ 205__ So.-1L______Arlington, Texas (Lamar) 48__Andrew Fitzgerald_____DL___ 6-6__ 265__ Fr.-RS______Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus) 7___Antwuan Davis______DB___ 6-1__ 200__ Sr.-3L______Bastrop, Texas (Bastrop) 49__Ta’Quon Graham______DL___ 6-4__ 280__ Fr.-HS______Temple, Texas (Temple) 8___Dorian Leonard______WR__ 6-5__ 205__ Sr.-3L______Longview, Texas (Longview) 49__Joshua Rowland______K___5-11_ 205__ Jr.-TR _____Madison, Miss. (Madison Central/Mississippi Gulf Coast CC) 9___Collin Johnson______WR__ 6-6__ 220__ So.-1L______San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian) 50__Hayden Bruce______LB___ 6-1__ 215__ Fr.-HS______Leander, Texas (Rouse) 11__Sam Ehlinger______QB___ 6-2__ 230__ Fr.-HS______Austin, Texas (Westlake) 51__Terrell Cuney______OL___ 6-3__ 310__ Jr.-SQ______Jasper, Texas (Jasper) 11__P.J. Locke III______DB___ 6-0__ 205__ Jr.-2L______Beaumont, Texas (Central) 52__Samuel Cosmi______OL___ 6-6__ 285__ Fr.-HS______Humble, Texas (Atascocita) 13__Michael Dickson______P___ 6-3__ 205__ Jr.-2L______Sydney, Australia (Kirrawee) 52__John House______LB___ 6-1__ 210__ Fr.-HS______Dallas, Texas (Highland Park) 13__Jerrod Heard______WR__ 6-3__ 205__ Jr.-2L______Denton, Texas (Guyer) 53__Jak Holbrook______DS___5-11_ 215__ Jr.-1L______Austin, Texas (McCallum) 14__Lorenzo Joe______WR__ 6-3__ 215__ Sr.-3L______Abilene, Texas (Cooper) 54__Garrett Graf______OL___ 6-2__ 285__ Sr.-SQ____ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) 15__Chris Brown______DB___ 6-0__ 205__ Fr.-RS______Houston, Texas (Elsik) 55__Connor Williams______OL___ 6-6__ 315__ Jr.-2L______Coppell, Texas (Coppell) 16__Davion Curtis______WR__ 6-0__ 190__ Fr.-RS______Temple, Texas (Temple) 56__Zach Shackelford______OL___ 6-4__ 295__ So.-1L______Belton, Texas (Belton) 16__Blake Nevins______QB___ 6-3__ 210__ Fr.-HS______Cypress, Texas (Cypress Ranch) 57__Cort Jaquess______LB___ 6-1__ 235__ Fr.-HS______San Antonio, Texas (Churchill) 17__Reggie Hemphill-Mapps__ WR__ 6-1__ 185__ Fr.-RS______Houston, Texas (Manvel) 59__Kaleb Smith______DS___ 6-3__ 275__ Gr.-TR___ Fort Worth, Texas (All-Saints Episcopal/Oklahoma State) 18__Josh Covey______QB___ 6-1__ 210__ So.-SQ______Georgetown, Texas (East View) 63__Alex Anderson______OL___ 6-4__ 305__ Jr.-1L______New Orleans, La. (Landry-Walker) 18__Davante Davis______DB___ 6-3__ 200__ Jr.-2L______Miami, Fla. (Booker T. Washington) 64__Jake McMillon______OL___ 6-3__ 305__ Jr.-2L______Abilene, Texas (Abilene) 19__Brandon Jones______DB___ 6-1__ 205__ So.-1L______Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) 65__Jack Doyle______OL___ 6-3__ 285__ Fr.-HS______Plano, Texas (John Paul II) 21__Kyle Porter______RB___5-10_ 220__ So.-1L______Katy, Texas (Katy) 66__Joe Heironimus______OL___ 6-3__ 290__ Fr.-HS______Austin, Texas (Westlake) 23__Jeffrey McCulloch______LB___ 6-3__ 245__ So.-1L______Houston, Texas (Davis) 67__Tope Imade______OL___ 6-6__ 315__ Fr.-RS______Arlington, Texas (Bowie) 23__Jordan Strickland______DB___5-10_ 175__ Jr.-SQ______Aurora, Colo. (Cherokee Trail) 68__Derek Kerstetter______OL___ 6-6__ 285__ Fr.-HS______San Antonio, Texas (Reagan) 24__John Bonney______DB___ 6-1__ 205__ Jr.-2L______Houston, Texas (Lamar) 69__Austin Allsup______OL___ 6-3__ 300__ Jr.-SQ______Austin, Texas (Lorena) 25__Chris Warren III______RB___ 6-4__ 250__ Jr.-2L______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) 71__ J.P. Urquidez______OL___ 6-7__ 280__ Fr.-RS______Copperas Cove, Texas (Copperas Cove) 26__Eric Cuffee______DB___ 6-0__ 195__ Fr.-RS______Waco, Texas (Waco) 72__Elijah Rodriguez______OL___ 6-6__ 300__ Jr.-2L______Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek) 26__Tim Yoder______RB___5-10_ 195__ Jr.-SQ______Plano, Texas (Plano) 73__Patrick Hudson______OL___ 6-5__ 325__ Fr.-RS______Silsbee, Texas (Silsbee) 27__Donovan Duvernay_____DB___ 5-9__ 190__ Fr.-RS______Sachse, Texas (Sachse) 75__Tristan Nickelson______OL___6-10_ 315__ Sr.-2L _____ League City, Texas (Clear Falls/Fork Union/Navarro CC) 28__Jarmarquis Durst______DB___ 6-1__ 205__ Jr.-RS_____Conroe, Texas (Oak Ridge/Tarleton State) 77__Patrick Vahe______OL___ 6-4__ 320__ Jr.-2L______Euless, Texas (Trinity) 28__Kirk Johnson______RB___ 6-0__ 210__ So.-1L______San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian) 78__Denzel Okafor______OL___ 6-4__ 310__ So.-1L______Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville) 29__Josh Thompson______DB___ 6-0__ 200__ Fr.-HS______Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) 79__Garrett Thomas______OL___ 6-7__ 300__ So.-SQ______Many, La. (Many) 30__Toneil Carter______RB___ 6-0__ 205__ Fr.-HS______Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) 80__Cade Brewer______TE___ 6-4__ 230__ Fr.-HS______Austin, Texas (Lake Travis) 30__Barrett Chambers______DB___5-10_ 190__ Fr.-HS______Austin, Texas (Westlake) 81__Reese Leitao ______TE___ 6-4__ 245__ Fr.-HS______Jenks, Okla. (Jenks) 31__Jason Hall______DB___ 6-3__ 220__ Sr.-3L____ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) 82__Michael Wilson______TE___ 6-4__ 235__ Jr.-SQ______Arlington, Texas (Arlington Martin) 31__Kyle Hrncir______LB___ 6-2__ 215__ So.-SQ______San Antonio, Texas (Johnson) 83__Omar Barakat______WR__ 5-8__ 190__ So.-SQ______Amarillo, Texas (Tascosa) 32__Malcolm Roach______DE___ 6-4__ 270__ So.-1L______Baton Rouge, La. (Madison Prep) 83__Michael David Poujol___DS___ 6-4__ 220__ Fr.-RS______Houston, Texas (Memorial) 32__Daniel Young______RB___ 6-0__ 220__ Fr.-HS______Houston, Texas (Westfield) 84__Lil’Jordan Humphrey___ WR__ 6-5__ 225__ So.-1L______Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) 33__Trevor Carr______DB___ 6-0__ 205__ So.-SQ______Tyler, Texas (Lee) 85__Philipp Moeller______WR__ 6-0__ 190__ Jr.-SQ______Plano, Texas (Plano) 33__Gary Johnson______LB___ 6-1__ 220__ Jr.-TR______Douglas, Ala. (Douglas/Dodge City CC) 86__Jordan Pouncey______WR__ 6-2__ 195__ Fr.-HS______Winter Park, Fla. (Winter Park) 35__Edwin Freeman______LB___ 6-2__ 245__ Jr.-2L______Arlington, Texas (Bowie) 86__Taylor Tesch______WR__ 5-8__ 160__ Fr.-RS______Cypress, Texas (Cypress Woods) 35__Russell Hine______LB___ 6-2__ 220__ Fr.-HS______Austin, Texas (Regents School) 87__Garrett Gray______TE___ 6-4__ 240__ Jr.-1L______Marble Falls, Texas (Marble Falls) 36__Demarco Boyd______LB___ 6-0__ 240__ Fr.-RS______Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) 88__Kendall Moore______TE___ 6-6__ 250__ Gr.-TR______Chicago, Ill. (Simeon/Syracuse) 36__Eric Gonzalez______WR__ 5-8__ 200__ So.-SQ______Weslaco, Texas (Weslaco) 89__Chris Fehr______TE___ 6-3__ 230__ Jr.-SQ______Austin, Texas (McNeil) 37__Jack Geiger______K___5-11_ 195__ Fr.-HS______San Jose, Calif. (Bellarmine) 90__Charles Omenihu______DL___ 6-7__ 280__ Jr.-2L______Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) 37__Chase Moore______DB___ 5-9__ 170__ So.-TR__ Los Angeles, Calif. (Verbum Dei/College of the Holy Cross) 91__Jamari Chisholm______DL___ 6-4__ 300__ Jr.-TR______Valdosta, Ga. (Valdosta/NE Oklahoma A&M) 38__Mitchell Becker______K___ 6-3__ 200__ Sr.-1L______League City, Texas (Clear Creek) 92__Max Cummins______DL___ 6-6__ 260__ Fr.-HS______Fort Worth, Texas (All-Saints Epsicopal) 38__Kobe Boyce______DB___ 6-0__ 175__ Fr.-HS______Corinth, Texas (Lake Dallas) 94__Gerald Wilbon______DL___ 6-4__ 305__ So.-1L______St. Rose, La. (Destrehan) 39__Montrell Estell______DB___ 6-1__ 195__ Fr.-HS______Hooks, Texas (Hooks) 95__Poona Ford______DL___ 6-0__ 305__ Sr.-3L______Hilton Head, S.C. (Hilton Head) 39__Edward Pequeno ______DL___ 6-1__ 245__ So.-SQ______McAllen, Texas (Memorial) 97__Chris Nelson______DL___ 6-3__ 300__ Jr.-2L______Lakeland, Fla. (Victory Christian) 40__Trenton Hafley______RB___5-10_ 205__ Jr.-SQ______Wichita Falls, Texas (Burnet) 98__D’Andre Christmas_____DL___ 6-4__ 310__ So.-1L______New Orelans, La. (St. Augustine) 40__Naashon Hughes______LB___ 6-4__ 250__ Sr.-3L______Harker Heights, Texas (Harker Heights) 41__Hank Coutoumanos____DB___ 6-0__ 200__ Fr.-RS______Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) 41__Tristian Houston______RB___ 6-0__ 210__ So.-SQ______Galena Park, Texas (North Shore) 42__Marqez Bimage ______LB___ 6-2__ 245__ Fr.-HS______Brenham, Texas (Brenham) 42__Jay Harper______LB___ 6-0__ 225__ Jr.-SQ______Houston, Texas (Stratford) 43__Cameron Townsend____LB___ 6-1__ 215__ So.-1L______Missouri City, Texas (Ridge Point)

Pronunciations Omar Barakat______BEAR-uh-cat Eric Cuffee______CUH-fee Armanti Foreman______AH-mahn-tee Jeffrey McCulloch______mick-CULL-ock Marqez Bimage______mar-KEZ BIM-ige Terrell Cuney______CUE-nee Ta’Quon Graham______tuh-QUAN Chris Naggar______nuh-GAR John Bonney______BAHN-ee Davion Curtis______DAY-vee-on Jerrod Heard______JAH-rod Charles Omenihu______oh-MEN-uh-hoo Shane Buechele______boo-SHELL Antwuan Davis______AN-twahn Joe Heironimus______HER-ahn-uh-miss Edward Pequeno______puh-CANE-yo Toneil Carter______tuh-KNEEL Jarmarquis Durst______Jar-mar-KEECE Tristian Houston______TRIST-en Michael David Poujol______POU-zhol Jamari Chisholm______chiz-UM Devin Duvernay______DOO-ver-nay Kyle Hrncir______HERN-sir Joshua Rowland______ROH-land Samuel Cosmi______KOZ-mee Donovan Duvernay______DOO-ver-nay Naashon Hughes______NAY-shon J.P. Urquidez______yer-KEE-dez Joseph Coutoumanos______coo-tuh-MAHN-os Sam Ehlinger______EL-in-gurr Tope Imade______toe-PAY ih-MAHD-eh Patrick Vahe______vah-HAY Josh Covey______COE-vee Montrell Estell______eh-STELL Reese Leitao______LAY-toe

14 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL NAME______NO_ POS__ HT___WT__ CL-EX______HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) NAME______NO_ POS__ HT___WT__ CL-EX______HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Allsup, Austin______69___OL___ 6-3__ 300__ Jr.-SQ______Austin, Texas (Lorena) Houston, Tristian______41___RB___ 6-0__ 210__ So.-SQ______Galena Park, Texas (North Shore) Anderson, Alex______63___OL___ 6-4__ 305__ Jr.-1L______New Orleans, La. (Landry-Walker) Hrncir, Kyle______31___LB___ 6-2__ 215__ So.-SQ______San Antonio, Texas (Johnson) Barakat, Omar______83_ WR__ 5-8__ 190__ So.-SQ______Amarillo, Texas (Tascosa) Hudson, Patrick______73___OL___ 6-5__ 325__ Fr.-RS______Silsbee, Texas (Silsbee) Beck, Andrew______47___ TE___ 6-4__ 255__ Sr.-3L______Tampa, Fla. (Plant) Hughes, Naashon______40___LB___ 6-4__ 250__ Sr.-3L_____ Harker Heights, Texas (Harker Heights) Becker, Mitchell______38___ K___ 6-3__ 200__ Sr.-1L______League City, Texas (Clear Creek) Humphrey, Lil’Jordan____ 84_ WR__ 6-5__ 225__ So.-1L______Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) Bimage, Marqez______42___LB___ 6-2__ 245__ Fr.-HS______Brenham, Texas (Brenham) Imade, Tope______67___OL___ 6-6__ 315__ Fr.-RS______Arlington, Texas (Bowie) Bonney, John______24___DB___ 6-1__ 205__ Jr.-2L______Houston, Texas (Lamar) Jaquess, Cort______57___LB___ 6-1__ 235__ Fr.-HS______San Antonio, Texas (Churchill) Boyce, Kobe______38___DB___ 6-0__ 175__ Fr.-HS______Corinth, Texas (Lake Dallas) Jefferson, Malik______46___LB___ 6-3__ 240__ Jr.-2L______Mesquite, Texas (Poteet) Boyd, Demarco______36___LB___ 6-0__ 240__ Fr.-RS______Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) Joe, Lorenzo______14_ WR__ 6-3__ 215__ Sr.-3L______Abilene, Texas (Cooper) Boyd, Kris______2___DB___ 6-0__ 200__ Jr.-2L______Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) Johnson, Collin______9__ WR__ 6-6__ 220__ So.-1L______San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian) Brewer, Cade______80___ TE___ 6-4__ 230__ Fr.-HS______Austin, Texas (Lake Travis) Johnson, Gary______33___LB___ 6-1__ 220__ Jr.-TR_____ Douglas, Ala. (Douglas/Dodge City CC) Brown, Chris______15___DB___ 6-0__ 205__ Fr.-RS______Houston, Texas (Elsik) Johnson, Kirk______28___RB___ 6-0__ 210__ So.-1L______San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian) Bruce, Hayden______50___LB___ 6-1__ 215__ Fr.-HS______Leander, Texas (Rouse) Jones, Brandon______19___DB___ 6-1__ 205__ So.-1L______Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) Buechele, Shane______7___QB___ 6-1__ 205__ So.-1L______Arlington, Texas (Lamar) Kerstetter, Derek______68___OL___ 6-6__ 285__ Fr.-HS______San Antonio, Texas (Reagan) Burt, John______1__ WR__ 6-3__ 200__ Jr.-2L______Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln) Leitao, Reese______81___ TE___ 6-4__ 245__ Fr.-HS______Jenks, Okla. (Jenks) Carr, Trevor______33___DB___ 6-0__ 205__ So.-SQ______Tyler, Texas (Lee) Leonard, Dorian______8__ WR__ 6-5__ 205__ Sr.-3L______Longview, Texas (Longview) Carter, Toneil______30___RB___ 6-0__ 205__ Fr.-HS______Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) Locke III, P.J.______11___DB___ 6-0__ 205__ Jr.-2L______Beaumont, Texas (Central) Chambers, Barrett_____ 30___DB___5-10_ 190__ Fr.-HS______Austin, Texas (Westlake) McCulloch, Jeffrey_____ 23___LB___ 6-3__ 245__ So.-1L______Houston, Texas (Davis) Chisholm, Jamari______91___DL___ 6-4__ 300__ Jr.-TR__Valdosta, Ga. (Valdosta/NE Oklahoma A&M) McMillon, Jake______64___OL___ 6-3__ 305__ Jr.-2L______Abilene, Texas (Abilene) Christmas, D’Andre_____ 98___DL___ 6-4__ 310__ So.-1L______New Orelans, La. (St. Augustine) Moeller, Philipp______85_ WR__ 6-0__ 190__ Jr.-SQ______Plano, Texas (Plano) Cosmi, Samuel______52___OL___ 6-6__ 285__ Fr.-HS______Humble, Texas (Atascocita) Moore, Chase______37___DB___ 5-9__ 170__ So.-TR_ Los Angeles, Calif. (Verbum Dei/College of the Holy Cross) Coutoumanos, Hank____ 41___DB___ 6-0__ 200__ Fr.-RS______Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) Moore, Kendall______88___ TE___ 6-6__ 250__ Gr.-TR______Chicago, Ill. (Simeon/Syracuse) Covey, Josh______18___QB___ 6-1__ 210__ So.-SQ______Georgetown, Texas (East View) Naggar, Chris______45___ K___ 6-1__ 190__ Fr.-RS______Arlington, Texas (Arlington) Cuffee, Eric______26___DB___ 6-0__ 195__ Fr.-RS______Waco, Texas (Waco) Nelson, Chris______97___DL___ 6-3__ 300__ Jr.-2L______Lakeland, Fla. (Victory Christian) Cummins, Max______92___DL___ 6-6__ 260__ Fr.-HS_____Fort Worth, Texas (All-Saints Episcopal) Nevins, Blake______16___QB___ 6-3__ 210__ Fr.-HS______Cypress, Texas (Cypress Ranch) Cuney, Terrell______51___OL___ 6-3__ 310__ Jr.-SQ______Jasper, Texas (Jasper) Nickelson, Tristan______75___OL___6-10_ 315___ Sr.-2L____ League City, Texas (Clear Falls/Fork Union/Navarro CC) Curtis, Davion______16_ WR__ 6-0__ 190__ Fr.-RS______Temple, Texas (Temple) Okafor, Denzel______78___OL___ 6-4__ 310__ So.-1L______Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville) Davis, Antwuan______7___DB___ 6-1__ 200__ Sr.-3L______Bastrop, Texas (Bastrop) Omenihu, Charles______90___DL___ 6-7__ 280__ Jr.-2L______Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) Davis, Davante______18___DB___ 6-3__ 200__ Jr.-2L______Miami, Fla. (Booker T. Washington) Pequeno, Edward______39___DL___ 6-1__ 245__ So.-SQ______McAllen, Texas (Memorial) Dickson, Michael______13___ P___ 6-3__ 205__ Jr.-2L______Sydney, Australia (Kirrawee) Porter, Kyle______21___RB___5-10_ 220__ So.-1L______Katy, Texas (Katy) Doyle, Jack______65___OL___ 6-3__ 285__ Fr.-HS______Plano, Texas (John Paul II) Poujol, Michael David___ 83___DS___ 6-4__ 220__ Fr.-RS______Houston, Texas (Memorial) Durst, Jarmarquis______28___DB___ 6-1__ 205__ Jr.-RS____Conroe, Texas (Oak Ridge/Tarleton State) Pouncey, Jordan______86_ WR__ 6-2__ 195__ Fr.-HS______Winter Park, Fla. (Winter Park) Duvernay, Devin______6__ WR__ 6-0__ 205__ So.-1L______Sachse, Texas (Sachse) Roach, Malcolm______32___DE___ 6-4__ 270__ So.-1L______Baton Rouge, La. (Madison Prep) Duvernay, Donovan_____ 27___DB___ 5-9__ 190__ Fr.-RS______Sachse, Texas (Sachse) Rodriguez, Elijah______72___OL___ 6-6__ 300__ Jr.-2L______Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek) Ehlinger, Sam______11___QB___ 6-2__ 230__ Fr.-HS______Austin, Texas (Westlake) Rowland, Joshua______49___ K___5-11_ 205____Jr.-TR____Madison, Miss. (Madison Central/Mississippi Gulf Coast CC) Elliott, DeShon______4___DB___ 6-2__ 210__ Jr.-2L______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall-Heath) Shackelford, Zach______56___OL___ 6-4__ 305__ So.-1L______Belton, Texas (Belton) Estell, Montrell______39___DB___ 6-1__ 195__ Fr.-HS______Hooks, Texas (Hooks) Smith, Kaleb______59___DS___ 6-3__ 275__ Gr.-TR__ Fort Worth, Texas (All-Saints Episcopal/Oklahoma State) Fehr, Chris______89___ TE___ 6-3__ 230__ Jr.-SQ______Austin, Texas (McNeil) Strickland, Jordan______23___DB___5-10_ 175__ Jr.-SQ______Aurora, Colo. (Cherokee Trail) Fitzgerald, Andrew_____ 48___DL___ 6-6__ 265__ Fr.-RS______Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus) Tesch, Taylor______86_ WR__ 5-8__ 160__ Fr.-RS______Cypress, Texas (Cypress Woods) Ford, Poona______95___DL___ 6-0__ 305__ Sr.-3L______Hilton Head, S.C. (Hilton Head) Thomas, Garrett______79___OL___ 6-7__ 300__ So.-SQ______Many, La. (Many) Foreman, Armanti_____ 3__ WR__ 6-0__ 210__ Sr.-3L______Texas City, Texas (Texas City) Thompson, Josh______29___DB___ 6-0__ 200__ Fr.-HS______Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) Freeman, Edwin______35___LB___ 6-2__ 245__ Jr.-2L______Arlington, Texas (Bowie) Townsend, Cameron____ 43___LB___ 6-1__ 215__ So.-1L______Missouri City, Texas (Ridge Point) Geiger, Jack______37___ K___5-11_ 195__ Fr.-HS______San Jose, Calif. (Bellarmine) Urquidez, J.P.______71___OL___ 6-7__ 280__ Fr.-RS______Copperas Cove, Texas (Copperas Cove) Gonzalez, Eric______36_ WR__ 5-8__ 200__ So.-SQ______Weslaco, Texas (Weslaco) Vahe, Patrick______77___OL___ 6-4__ 320__ Jr.-2L______Euless, Texas (Trinity) Graf, Garrett______54___OL___ 6-2__ 285__ Sr.-SQ___ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) Warren III, Chris______25___RB___ 6-4__ 250__ Jr.-2L______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) Graham, Ta’Quon______49___DL___ 6-4__ 280__ Fr.-HS______Temple, Texas (Temple) Wheeler, Anthony_____ 45___LB___ 6-3__ 235__ Jr.-2L______Dallas, Texas (Skyline) Gray, Garrett______87___ TE___ 6-4__ 240__ Jr.-1L______Marble Falls, Texas (Marble Falls) Wilbon, Gerald______94___DL___ 6-4__ 305__ So.-1L______St. Rose, La. (Destrehan) Hafley, Trenton______40___RB___5-10_ 205__ Jr.-SQ______Wichita Falls, Texas (Burnet) Williams, Connor______55___OL___ 6-6__ 315__ Jr.-2L______Coppell, Texas (Coppell) Hager, Breckyn______44___LB___ 6-4__ 245__ Jr.-2L______Austin, Texas (Westlake) Willis, Robert______43___ TE___ 6-4__ 250__ Sr.-SQ___Dripping Springs, Texas (Dripping Springs) Hall, Jason______31___DB___ 6-3__ 220__ Sr.-3L___ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) Wilson, Michael______82___ TE___ 6-4__ 235__ Jr.-SQ______Arlington, Texas (Arlington Martin) Harper, Jay______42___LB___ 6-0__ 225__ Jr.-SQ______Houston, Texas (Stratford) Yoder, Tim______26___RB___5-10_ 195__ Jr.-SQ______Plano, Texas (Plano) Heard, Jerrod______13_ WR__ 6-3__ 205__ Jr.-2L______Denton, Texas (Guyer) Young, Daniel______32___RB___ 6-0__ 220__ Fr.-HS______Houston, Texas (Westfield) Heironimus, Joe______66___OL___ 6-3__ 290__ Fr.-HS______Austin, Texas (Westlake) Hemphill-Mapps, Reggie__ 17___WR__ 6-1___ 185__ Fr.-RS______Houston, Texas (Manvel) Hill, Holton______5___DB___ 6-3__ 200__ Jr.-2L______Houston, Texas (Lamar) Hine, Russell______35___LB___ 6-2__ 220__ Fr.-HS______Austin, Texas (Regents School) Holbrook, Jak______53___DS___5-11_ 215__ Jr.-1L______Austin, Texas (McCallum) House, John______52___LB___ 6-1__ 210__ Fr.-HS______Dallas, Texas (Highland Park)

Pronunciations Omar Barakat______BEAR-uh-cat Eric Cuffee______CUH-fee Armanti Foreman______AH-mahn-tee Jeffrey McCulloch______mick-CULL-ock Marqez Bimage______mar-KEZ BIM-ige Terrell Cuney______CUE-nee Ta’Quon Graham______tuh-QUAN Chris Naggar______nuh-GAR John Bonney______BAHN-ee Davion Curtis______DAY-vee-on Jerrod Heard______JAH-rod Charles Omenihu______oh-MEN-uh-hoo Shane Buechele______boo-SHELL Antwuan Davis______AN-twahn Joe Heironimus______HER-ahn-uh-miss Edward Pequeno______puh-CANE-yo Toneil Carter______tuh-KNEEL Jarmarquis Durst______Jar-mar-KEECE Tristian Houston______TRIST-en Michael David Poujol______POU-zhol Jamari Chisholm______chiz-UM Devin Duvernay______DOO-ver-nay Kyle Hrncir______HERN-sir Joshua Rowland______ROH-land Samuel Cosmi______KOZ-mee Donovan Duvernay______DOO-ver-nay Naashon Hughes______NAY-shon J.P. Urquidez______yer-KEE-dez Joseph Coutoumanos______coo-tuh-MAHN-os Sam Ehlinger______EL-in-gurr Tope Imade______toe-PAY ih-MAHD-eh Patrick Vahe______vah-HAY Josh Covey______COE-vee Montrell Estell______eh-STELL Reese Leitao______LAY-toe

15 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH DEPTH CHART • TEXAS TECH OFFENSE DEFENSE

NO._NAME______CL-EX___ HT____WT____ HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) NO._NAME______CL-EX___ HT___ WT____ HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) QB 7___ Shane Buechele (18)____ So.-1L____6-1____ 205______Arlington, Texas (Lamar) DE 97__ Chris Nelson (15)______Jr.-2L_____6-3____300______Lakeland, Fla. (Victory Christian) OR 11__ Sam Ehlinger (5)______Fr.-HS____6-2____ 230______Austin, Texas (Westlake) 49__ Ta’Quon Graham______Fr.-HS____6-4____280______Temple, Texas (Temple) 13__ Jerrod Heard (12)______Jr.-2L____6-3____ 205______Denton, Texas (Guyer) 91__ Jamari Chisholm______Jr.-TR____6-4____300____Valdosta, Ga. (Valdosta/NE Oklahoma A&M)

RB 21__ Kyle Porter (3)______So.-1L___ 5-10___ 220______Katy, Texas (Katy) NT 95__ Poona Ford (28)______Sr.-3L____6-0____305______Hilton Head, S.C. (Hilton Head) OR 30__ Toneil Carter (2)______Fr.-HS____6-0____ 205______Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) 94__ Gerald Wilbon (1)______So.-1L____6-4____305______St. Rose, La. (St. Augustine) OR 32__ Daniel Young (3)______Fr.-HS____6-0____ 230______Houston, Texas (Westfield) OR 25__ Chris Warren III (9)______Jr.-2L____6-4____ 250______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) DE 90__ Charles Omenihu (17)___ Jr.-2L_____6-7____280______Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) OR 32__ Malcolm Roach (7)_____So.-1L____6-4____270______Baton Rouge, La. (Madison Prep) XWR 9___ Collin Johnson (8)______So.-1L____6-6____ 220______San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian) OR 44__ Breckyn Hager (8)______Jr.-2L_____6-4____245______Austin, Texas (Westlake) 13__ Jerrod Heard (12)______Jr.-2L____6-3____ 205______Denton, Texas (Guyer)

BLB* 40__ Naashon Hughes (34)___ Sr.-3L____6-4____250_____ Harker Heights, Texas (Harker Heights) 17__ Reggie Hemphill-Mapps (2) _ Fr.-RS____6-1____ 185______Houston, Texas (Manvel) HWR 23__ Jeffrey McCulloch______So.-1L____6-3____245______Houston, Texas (Davis) OR 84__ Lil’Jordan Humphrey (6)_ So.-1L____6-5____ 225______Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) 3___ Armanti Foreman (20)___ Sr.-3L____6-0____ 210______Texas City, Texas (Texas City) MLB* 45__ Anthony Wheeler (16)___ Jr.-2L_____6-3____235______Dallas, Texas (Skyline) ZWR 14__ Lorenzo Joe (11)______Sr.-3L____6-3____ 215______Abilene, Texas (Cooper) 35__ Edwin Freeman (5)_____ Jr.-2L_____6-2____245______Arlington, Texas (Bowie) OR 6___ Devin Duvernay (3)_____ So.-1L____6-0____ 205______Sachse, Texas (Sachse) OR 1___ John Burt (17)______Jr.-2L____6-3____ 200______Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln) ROV 46__ Malik Jefferson (29)____ Jr.-2L_____6-3____240______Mesquite, Texas (Poteet) 33__ Gary Johnson (5)______Jr.-TR____6-1____220_____ Douglas, Ala. (Douglas/Dodge City CC) YTE 88__ Kendall Moore (4)______Gr.-TR____6-6____ 250______Chicago, Ill. (Simeon/Syracuse) OR 25__ Chris Warren III (9)______Jr.-2L____6-4____ 250______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) CB 2___ Kris Boyd (18)______Jr.-2L_____6-0____200______Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) 29__ Josh Thompson______Fr.-HS____6-0____200______Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) LT 55__ Connor Williams (27)____Jr.-2L____6-6____ 315______Coppell, Texas (Coppell) 75__ Tristan Nickelson (12)___ Sr.-2L___ 6-10___ 315_ League City, Texas (Clear Falls/Fork Union/Navarro CC) SAF 4___ DeShon Elliott (12)_____ Jr.-2L_____6-2____210______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall-Heath) 31__ Jason Hall (30)______Sr.-3L____6-3____220___Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) LG 51__ Terrell Cuney (7)______Jr.-SQ____6-3____ 310______Jasper, Texas (Jasper) 63__ Alex Anderson (1)______Jr.-1L____6-4____ 305______New Orleans, La. (Landry-Walker) SAF 19__ Brandon Jones (12)_____So.-1L____6-1____205______Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) 24__ John Bonney (14)______Jr.-2L_____6-1____205______Houston, Texas (Lamar) C 56__ Zach Shackelford (16)___ So.-1L____6-4____ 295______Belton, Texas (Belton) 51__ Terrell Cuney (7)______Jr.-SQ____6-3____ 310______Jasper, Texas (Jasper) CB 18__ Davante Davis (12)_____ Jr.-2L_____6-3____200______Miami, Fla. (Booker T. Washington) 29__ Josh Thompson______Fr.-HS____6-0____200______Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) RG 64__ Jake McMillon (14)______Jr.-2L____6-3____ 305______Abilene, Texas (Abilene) 54__ Garrett Graf______Sr.-SQ____6-2____ 285___Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) NB 11__ P.J. Locke III (17)______Jr.-2L_____6-0____205______Beaumont, Texas (Central) OR 7___ Antwuan Davis (8)______Sr.-3L____6-1____200______Bastrop, Texas (Bastrop) RT 68__ Derek Kerstetter (8)_____ Fr.-HS____6-6____ 285______San Antonio, Texas (Reagan) 78__ Denzel Okafor (4)______So.-1L____6-4____ 310______Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville) *BLB is Texas’ B-backer *MLB is Texas’ Mac linebacker (career starts) (career starts)

SPECIAL TEAMS PRONUNCIATIONS

NO._ NAME______CL-EX___ HT____WT____ HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Omar Barakat______BEAR-uh-cat Jerrod Heard______JAH-rod K 38___ Mitchell Becker______Sr.-1L____6-3____ 200______League City, Texas (League City) Marqez Bimage______mar-KEZ BIM-ige Joe Heironimus______HER-ahn-uh-miss OR 49___ Joshua Rowland______Jr.-TR___ 5-11___ 205___Madison, Miss. (Miss. Gulf Coast CC/Central) John Bonney______BAHN-ee Tristian Houston______TRIST-en Shane Buechele______boo-SHELL Kyle Hrncir______HERN-sir P 13___ Michael Dickson______Jr.-1L_____6-3____ 205______Sydney, Australia (Kirrawee) Jamari Chisholm______chiz-UM Naashon Hughes______NAY-shon 37___ Jack Geiger______Fr.-HS___ 5-11___ 195______San Jose, Calif. (Bellarmine) Samuel Cosmi______KOZ-mee Tope Imade______toe-PAY ih-MAHD-eh Joseph Coutoumanos______coo-tuh-MAHN-os Reese Leitao______LAY-toe Josh Covey______COE-vee Jeffrey McCulloch______mick-CULL-ock H 13___ Michael Dickson______Jr.-1L_____6-3____ 205______Sydney, Australia (Kirrawee) Eric Cuffee______CUH-fee Chris Naggar______nuh-GAR 18___ Josh Covey______So.-SQ____6-1____ 210______Georgetown, Texas (Georgetown) Terrell Cuney______CUE-nee Charles Omenihu______oh-MEN-uh-hoo Davion Curtis______DAY-vee-on Edward Pequeno______puh-CANE-yo DS 53___ Jak Holbrook______Jr.-1L____ 5-11___ 210______Austin, Texas (McCallum) Antwuan Davis______AN-twahn Michael David Poujol______POU-zhol 59___ Kaleb Smith______Gr.-TR____6-3____ 275__Fort Worth, Texas (All-Saints Episcopal/Oklahoma State) Jarmarquis Durst______Jar-mar-KEECE Joshua Rowland______ROH-land Devin Duvernay______DOO-ver-nay J.P. Urquidez______yer-KEE-dez KR 84 Lil’Jordan Humphrey; 2 Kris Boyd; 21 Kyle Porter; 6 Devin Duvernay Donovan Duvernay______DOO-ver-nay Patrick Vahe______vah-HAY Sam Ehlinger______EL-in-gurr 17 Reggie Hemphill-Mapps; 3 Armanti Foreman; 13 Jerrod Heard Montrell Estell______eh-STELL PR Armanti Foreman______AH-mahn-tee Ta’Quon Graham______tuh-QUAN

16 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • STARTERS/PARTICIPATION 2017 STARTERS (GAME-BY-GAME) OFFENSE______QB_____ RB_____OWR____ IWR____ OWR_____ TE______LT_____ LG______C______RG_____ RT MARYLAND______Buechele______Porter______Johnson_____ Humphrey_____ Duvernay______Gray______Williams______Vahe______Shackelford____ McMillon_____ Nickelson SAN JOSE STATE______Ehlinger______Warren______Johnson_____ Humphrey______Joe______Moore______Williams______Vahe______Shackelford____ McMillon_____ Nickelson at USC______Ehlinger______Warren______Johnson_____ Humphrey______Joe______Moore______Williams______Vahe______Shackelford____ McMillon_____ Nickelson at Iowa State______Buechele______Porter______Johnson______Foreman______Joe______Carter (RB)____ Nickelson______Vahe______Shackelford____ McMillon_____ Kerstetter KANSAS STATE______Ehlinger______Warren______Johnson_____ Humphrey______Joe__ Hemphill-Mapps (WR)_ Okafor______Vahe______Cuney______McMillon_____ Kerstetter vs. Oklahoma______Ehlinger______Porter______Johnson_____ Humphrey______Joe______Brewer______Okafor______Vahe______Shackelford_____ Cuney______Kerstetter OKLAHOMA STATE______Ehlinger______Carter______Leonard_____ Humphrey______Joe__ Hemphill-Mapps (WR)_ Okafor______Vahe______Shackelford_____ Cuney______Kerstetter at Baylor______Buechele______Warren______Leonard______Foreman______Joe______Brewer______Okafor______Vahe______Cuney______McMillon_____ Kerstetter at TCU______Buechele______Young______Leonard______Foreman______Joe______Brewer______Nickelson______Vahe______Cuney______McMillon_____ Kerstetter KANSAS______Buechele______Young______Leonard_____ Warren (H)______Joe______Moore______Nickelson______Vahe______Cuney______McMillon_____ Kerstetter at West Virginia______Buechele______Young______Johnson______Foreman______Joe______Moore______Williams______Vahe______Cuney______McMillon_____ Kerstetter TEXAS TECH DEFENSE______DE_____ NT______DE_____ ROV____ MLB____ BLB______CB______S______S______CB_____ NB MARYLAND______Nelson______Ford______Omenihu______Jefferson_____ Wheeler______Hughes______Boyd______Jones______Elliott______Hill______Locke SAN JOSE STATE______Nelson______Ford______Omenihu______Jefferson_____ Wheeler______Hughes______Boyd______Jones______Elliott______Hill______Locke at USC______Nelson______Ford______Omenihu______Jefferson_____ Wheeler______Hughes______D. Davis______Jones______Elliott______Hill______Locke at Iowa State______Nelson______Ford______Omenihu______Jefferson_____ Wheeler______Hughes______Boyd______Jones______Elliott______Hill______Locke KANSAS STATE______Roach______Ford______Omenihu______Jefferson_____ Wheeler______Hughes______Boyd______Jones______Elliott______Hill______Johnson (LB) vs. Oklahoma______Nelson______Ford______Omenihu______Jefferson_____ Wheeler______Hughes______Boyd______Jones______Elliott______Hill______Locke OKLAHOMA STATE______Nelson______Ford______Omenihu______Jefferson_____ Wheeler______Hughes______Boyd______Jones______Elliott______Hill______Locke at Baylor______Roach______Ford______Hager______Jefferson_____ Johnson____ Bonney (CB)______Boyd______Jones______Elliott______Hill______Locke at TCU______Nelson______Ford______Omenihu______Jefferson_____ Johnson______Hughes______Boyd______Jones______Elliott______Hill______A. Davis KANSAS______Hager______Ford______Omenihu______Jefferson_____ Johnson_____ Hall (SAF)______Boyd______Jones______Elliott______D. Davis______A. Davis at West Virginia______Hager______Ford______Omenihu______Jefferson_____ Johnson_____ Hall (SAF)______Boyd______Jones______Elliott______D. Davis______A. Davis TEXAS TECH

CAREER PARTICIPATIONS/STARTS

Career Career Consec Consec Career Career Consec Consec Career Career Consec Consec Player Games Starts Games Starts Player Games Starts Games Starts Player Games Starts Games Starts Austin Allsup, OL 3 0 0 0 Ta’Quon Graham, DL 10 0 8 0 Charles Omenihu, DL 35 17 35 3 Alex Anderson, OL 8 1 2 0 Garrett Gray, TE 11 1 0 0 Kyle Porter, RB 21 3 4 0 Andrew Beck, TE 37 16 0 0 Trenton Hafley, RB 1 0 0 0 Malcolm Roach, DE 23 7 23 0 Mitchell Becker, K 14 0 2 0 Breckyn Hager, LB 32 8 27 2 Elijah Rodriguez, OL 19 3 0 0 Marqez Bimage, LB 10 0 10 0 Jason Hall, DB 46 30 12 2 Joshua Rowland, K 11 0 11 0 John Bonney, DB 35 14 35 0 Jay Harper, LB 1 0 0 0 Zach Shackelford, OL 17 15 2 0 Demarco Boyd, LB 3 0 0 0 Jerrod Heard, WR 33 12 3 0 Kaleb Smith, DS 11 0 11 0 Kris Boyd, DB 35 18 35 8 Reggie Hemphill-Mapps, WR 11 2 11 0 Garrett Thomas, OL 1 0 0 0 Cade Brewer, TE 10 3 0 0 Holton Hill, DB 26 20 0 0 Josh Thompson, DB 7 0 0 0 Chris Brown, DB 9 0 9 0 Jak Holbrook, DS 23 0 23 0 Cameron Townsend, LB 11 0 0 0 Shane Buechele, QB 19 18 4 4 Tristian Houston, RB 2 0 0 0 J.P. Urquidez, OL 2 0 0 0 John Burt, WR 32 17 11 0 Patrick Hudson, OL 2 0 0 0 Patrick Vahe, OL 33 30 23 13 Toneil Carter, RB 8 2 2 0 Naashon Hughes, DE 48 34 48 0 Chris Warren III, RB 23 9 11 0 Jamari Chisholm, DL 8 0 0 0 Lil’Jordan Humphrey, WR 21 6 17 0 Anthony Wheeler, LB 34 16 14 0 D’Andre Christmas, DL 11 0 0 0 Malik Jefferson, LB 33 29 12 11 Gerald Wilbon, DL 19 1 0 0 Josh Covey, QB 1 0 0 0 Lorenzo Joe, WR 43 11 11 10 Connor Williams, OL 27 27 1 1 Terrell Cuney, OL 10 7 7 7 Collin Johnson, WR 23 8 23 1 Robert Willis, TE 1 0 0 0 Davion Curtis, WR 1 0 0 0 Gary Johnson, LB 11 5 11 4 Michael Wilson, TE 2 0 0 0 Antwuan Davis, DB 42 8 19 3 Kirk Johnson, RB 7 0 0 0 Tim Yoder, RB 1 0 0 0 Davante Davis, DB 33 12 2 2 Brandon Jones, DB 23 12 23 11 Daniel Young, RB 11 3 11 3 Michael Dickson, P 35 0 35 0 Derek Kerstetter, OL 8 8 8 8 Jarmarquis Durst, DB 1 0 0 0 Dorian Leonard, WR 40 11 0 0 Devin Duvernay, WR 23 3 23 0 P.J. Locke III, DB 32 17 0 0 Donovan Duvernay, DB 2 0 0 0 Jeffrey McCulloch, LB 21 0 0 0 Sam Ehlinger, QB 7 5 2 0 Jake McMillon, OL 32 14 5 4 DeShon Elliott, DB 30 12 30 11 Philipp Moeller, WR 1 0 0 0 Poona Ford, DL 44 28 42 24 Kendall Moore, TE 8 4 4 2 Armanti Foreman, WR 43 20 5 1 Chris Nelson, DL 30 15 6 0 Edwin Freeman, LB 27 5 9 0 Tristan Nickelson, OL 28 12 14 0 Garrett Graf, OL 3 0 0 0 Denzel Okafor, OL 21 4 15 0

17 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • OVERVIEW 2017 SCHEDULE & RESULTS TEAM TOTALS RECORD: 6-5 (5-3 BIG 12) ­ TEXAS OPPONENTS HOME: 3-2 ROAD: 3-2 NEUTRAL: 0-1 SCORING______327______233 Points Per Game______29.7______21.2 UT Points Off Turnovers______86______17 DATE______RANK____ OPPONENT______W/L____ SCORE______ATT FIRST DOWNS______231______196 Sept. 2______23/23____ MARYLAND______L______41-51______88,396 Rushing______94______73 Sept. 9______SAN JOSE STATE______W______56-0______88,117 Passing______125______108 Sept. 16______at 4/4 USC______L___ 24-27 (2OT)___ 84,714 Penalty______12______15 Sept. 28______at Iowa State*______W______17-7______51,234 RUSHING YARDAGE______1586______1206 Yards gained rushing______1890______1556 Oct. 7______KANSAS STATE*______W___ 40-34 (2OT)___ 90,462 Yards lost rushing______304______350 Oct. 14______vs. 12/12 Oklahoma*+______L______24-29______93,552 Rushing Attempts______432______394 Oct. 21______10/11 OKLAHOMA STATE*______L____10-13 (OT)____ 92,506 Average Per Rush______3.7______3.1 Oct. 28______at Baylor*______W______38-7______45,656 Average Per Game______144.2______109.6 Nov. 4______at 10/12 TCU*______L______7-24______48,042 TDs Rushing______22______12 Nov. 11______KANSAS*______W______42-27______96,557 PASSING YARDAGE______2926______2762 Nov. 18______at 25/24 West Virginia*______W______28-14______53,133 Comp-Att-Int______252-419-9______223-375-13 Nov. 24______TEXAS TECH*______Average Per Pass______7.0______7.4 Average Per Catch______11.6______12.4 * Big 12 Conference game // + Cotton Bowl (Dallas) Average Per Game______266.0______251.1 TDs Passing______15______14 ATTENDANCE TOTAL OFFENSE______4512______3968 Total Plays______851______769 Total______11 games______832,369 (75,669 avg) Average Per Play______5.3______5.2 Home______5 games______456,038 (91,207 avg) Average Per Game______410.2______360.7 Road______5 games______282,779 (56,555 avg) KICK RETURNS: #-Yards______24-539______29-745 Neutral______1 game______93,552 (93,552 avg) PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards______16-144______16-104 INT RETURNS: #-Yards______13-270______9-133 KICK RETURN AVERAGE______22.5______25.7 RUSHING PUNT RETURN AVERAGE______9.0______6.5 NAME______G____ ATT___ GAIN___ LOST___ NET____AVG_____ TD____ LONG__ AVG/G INT RETURN AVERAGE______20.8______14.8 Ehlinger, Sam______7_____93____ 455____122___ 333____ 3.6______2______24_____ 47.6 FUMBLES-LOST______17-5______15-7 Warren III, C.______11_____71____ 332____ 18____ 314____ 4.4______6______41_____ 28.5 PENALTIES-Yards______80-750______72-539 Average Per Game______68.2______49.0 Young, Daniel_____ 11_____56____ 277_____7____ 270____ 4.8______2______36_____ 24.5 PUNTS-Yards______64-3074______75-3137 Carter, Toneil______8_____50____ 253____ 11____ 242____ 4.8______3______38_____ 30.2 Average Per Punt______48.0______41.8 Porter, Kyle______10_____68____ 229_____7____ 222____ 3.3______4______16_____ 22.2 Net punt average______44.2______38.8 Buechele, Shane____ 7_____58____ 206____117____89____ 1.5______2______28_____ 12.7 KICKOFFS-Yards______57-3658______44-2524 Heard, Jerrod______10_____16____ 59______3_____56____ 3.5______2______9______5.6 Average Per Kick______64.2______57.4 Humphrey, Lil’J____ 11_____ 6_____ 41______0_____41____ 6.8______1______21______3.7 Net kick average______38.8______36.0 Hemphill, Reggi____ 11_____ 5_____ 31______0_____31____ 6.2______0______14______2.8 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game______30:58______29:02 Foreman, Armant____ 9_____ 4_____ 14______0_____14____ 3.5______0______9______1.6 3RD-DOWN Conversions______73/186______46/167 Johnson, Collin____ 11_____ 0______-7______0_____ -7_____ 0.0______0______0______-0.6 3rd-Down Pct______39%______28% TEAM______9_____ 5______0_____ 19____ -19____ -3.8______0______0______-2.1 4TH-DOWN Conversions______12/28______5/19 Total______11____ 432___ 1890____304___1586___ 3.7_____ 22______41____ 144.2 4th-Down Pct______43%______26% Opponents______11____ 394___ 1556____350___1206___ 3.1_____ 12______50____ 109.6 SACKS BY-Yards______27-192______31-206 MISC YARDS______87______73 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED______44______28 PASSING FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS______7-15______13-18 ON-SIDE KICKS______0-1______0-2 NAME______G_____EFF______C-A-I______PCT______YDS_____TD__ LONG___ EFFIC RED-ZONE SCORES______(32-42) 76%______(28-36) 78% Ehlinger, Sam______7___ 127.74___ 121-213-5___ 56.8_____1564____ 9_____90____ 223.4 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS______(26-42) 62%______(17-36) 47% Buechele, Shane_____7___ 128.78___ 129-197-4___ 65.5_____1344____ 6_____49____ 192.0 PAT-ATTEMPTS______(42-42) 100%______(26-26) 100% Heard, Jerrod______10___ 117.07_____ 2-3-0_____ 66.7______18_____ 0_____23_____ 1.8 ATTENDANCE______456038______282779 TEAM______9____ 0.00______0-3-0______0.0______0______0_____ 0______0.0 Games/Avg Per Game______5/91208______5/56556 Humphrey, Lil’J_____ 11____ 0.00______0-2-0______0.0______0______0_____ 0______0.0 Neutral Site Games______1/93552 Warren III, C.______11____ 0.00______0-1-0______0.0______0______0_____ 0______0.0 Total______11___ 126.32___ 252-419-9___ 60.1_____2926____ 15____90____ 266.0 SCORE BY QUARTER Opponents______11___ 126.72___223-375-13___ 59.5_____2762____ 14____82____ 251.1 1st______2nd____3rd______4th______OT______TOTAL TEXAS______56______115____60______76______20______327 OPPONENTS______48______81_____34______50______20______233

18 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING PUNTING NAME______G______NO_____ YDS____ AVG______TD______LONG______AVG/G NAME______NO____ YDS____ AVG.____ LONG____ TB____ FC____ I20____50+__ BLK Johnson, Collin______11_____ 47_____ 695_____ 14.8______2______48______63.2 Dickson, Michae______64____3074____48.0______76______7______24_____25____ 29_____ 0 Humphrey, Lil’J______11_____ 35_____ 409_____ 11.7______1______42______37.2 Total______64____3074____48.0______76______7______24_____25____ 29_____ 0 Hemphill, Reggi______11_____ 34_____ 386_____ 11.4______0______50______35.1 Foreman, Armant______9______22_____ 183______8.3______3______33______20.3 Opponents______75____3137____41.8______58______4______32_____26____ 17_____ 1 Leonard, Dorian______10_____ 18_____ 147______8.2______0______16______14.7 Joe, Lorenzo______11_____ 17_____ 230_____ 13.5______1______49______20.9 Warren III, C.______11_____ 17_____ 210_____ 12.4______2______33______19.1 KICK RETURNS Heard, Jerrod______10_____ 13_____ 130_____ 10.0______1______25______13.0 Burt, John______11______9_____ 168_____ 18.7______0______90______15.3 NAME______NO______YDS______AVG______TD______LONG Brewer, Cade______10______9______80______8.9______2______21______8.0 Boyd, Kris______7______185______26.4______0______38 Young, Daniel______11______9______77______8.6______0______37______7.0 Porter, Kyle______6______152______25.3______0______41 Duvernay, Devin______11______7_____ 101_____ 14.4______0______42______9.2 Duvernay, Devin______4______88______22.0______0______34 Carter, Toneil______8______6______31______5.2______1______22______3.9 Foreman, Armant______3______70______23.3______0______32 Gray, Garrett______2______4______18______4.5______0______8______9.0 Humphrey, Lil’J______2______24______12.0______0______12 Porter, Kyle______10______3______34_____ 11.3______1______16______3.4 Jones, Brandon______1______11______11.0______0______11 Ehlinger, Sam______7______1______23_____ 23.0______0______23______3.3 Young, Daniel______1______9______9.0______0______9 Moore, Kendall______8______1______4______4.0______1______4______0.5 Total______11_____252____ 2926____ 11.6______15______90______266.0 Total______24______539______22.5______0______41 Opponents______11_____223____ 2762____ 12.4______14______82______251.1 Opponents______29______745______25.7______0______62 ALL-PURPOSE PUNT RETURNS PUNT KO NAME______NO______YDS______AVG______TD______LONG NAME______G______RUSH__ REC____RET___ RET____ IR____ TOTAL_____ YPG Hemphill, Reggi______13______145______11.2______1______91 Johnson, Collin______11______-7____ 695______0_____ 0_____ 0______688______62.5 Foreman, Armant______3______-1______-0.3______0______2 Hemphill, Reggi______11______31____ 386_____145____ 0_____ 0______562______51.1 Total______16______144______9.0______1______91 Warren III, C.______11______314___ 210______0_____ 0_____ 0______524______47.6 Opponents______16______104______6.5______0______34 Humphrey, Lil’J______11______41____ 409______0_____24____ 0______474______43.1 Porter, Kyle______10______222____ 34______0____ 152____ 0______408______40.8 Young, Daniel______11______270____ 77______0_____ 9_____ 0______356______32.4 INTERCEPTIONS Ehlinger, Sam______7______333____ 23______0_____ 0_____ 0______356______50.9 Carter, Toneil______8______242____ 31______0_____ 0_____ 0______273______34.1 NAME______NO______YDS______AVG______TD______LONG Foreman, Armant______9______14____ 183_____ -1_____70____ 0______266______29.6 Elliott, DeShon______6______127______21.2______2______43 Joe, Lorenzo______11______0____ 230______0_____ 0_____ 0______230______20.9 Davis, Antwuan______2______16______8.0______1______16 Boyd, Kris______11______0_____ 0______0____ 185____ 26_____ 211______19.2 Hill, Holton______2______76______38.0______2______45 Duvernay, Devin______11______0____ 101______0_____88____ 0______189______17.2 Bonney, John______1______0______0.0______0______0 Heard, Jerrod______10______56____ 130______0_____ 0_____ 0______186______18.6 Boyd, Kris______1______26______26.0______0______26 Burt, John______11______0____ 168______0_____ 0_____ 0______168______15.3 Hall, Jason______1______25______25.0______0______25 Leonard, Dorian______10______0____ 147______0_____ 0_____ 0______147______14.7 Total______13______270______20.8______5______45 Elliott, DeShon______11______0_____ 0______0_____ 0____ 127_____ 127______11.5 Opponents______9______133______14.8______1______94 Buechele, Shane______7______89_____ 0______0_____ 0_____ 0______89______12.7 Brewer, Cade______10______0_____ 80______0_____ 0_____ 0______80______8.0 Hill, Holton______9______0_____ 0______0_____ 0_____ 76______76______8.4 Hall, Jason______11______0_____ 0______0_____ 0_____ 25______25______2.3 FUMBLE RETURNS Gray, Garrett______2______0_____ 18______0_____ 0_____ 0______18______9.0 NAME______NO______YDS______AVG______TD______LONG Davis, Antwuan______11______0_____ 0______0_____ 0_____ 16______16______1.5 Bonney, John______1______13______13.0______0______13 Jones, Brandon______11______0_____ 0______0_____11____ 0______11______1.0 Hill, Holton______0______0______0.0______1______0 Moore, Kendall______8______0_____ 4______0_____ 0_____ 0______4______0.5 Total______1______13______13.0______1______13 TEAM______9______-19_____ 0______0_____ 0_____ 0______-19______-2.1 Opponents______0______0______0.0______1______0 Total______11_____ 1586___ 2926____144___ 539___ 270_____5465____ 496.8 Opponents______11_____ 1206___ 2762____104___ 745___ 133_____4950____ 450.0 KICKOFFS TOTAL OFFENSE NAME______NO_____ YDS____ AVG_____ TB____ OB____ RETN____ NET______YDLN Rowland, Joshua______57_____ 3658____ 64.2_____ 28_____ 0______NAME______G_____ PLAYS__ RUSH__ PASS_____ YDS______YPG Total______57_____ 3658____ 64.2_____ 28_____ 0______745_____38.8______26 Ehlinger, Sam______7______306____333___ 1564______1897______271.0 Opponents______44_____ 2524____ 57.4_____ 16_____ 0______539_____36.0______28 Buechele, Shane______7______255____ 89____ 1344______1433______204.7 Warren III, C.______11______72_____314_____ 0______314______28.5 Young, Daniel______11______56_____270_____ 0______270______24.5 Carter, Toneil______8______50_____242_____ 0______242______30.2 Porter, Kyle______10______68_____222_____ 0______222______22.2 Heard, Jerrod______10______19_____ 56_____ 18______74______7.4 Humphrey, Lil’J______11______8_____ 41______0______41______3.7 Hemphill, Reggi______11______5_____ 31______0______31______2.8 Foreman, Armant______9______4_____ 14______0______14______1.6 Johnson, Collin______11______0_____ -7______0______-7______-0.6 TEAM______9______8_____ -19______0______-19______-2.1 Total______11______851___ 1586___ 2926______4512______410.2 Opponents______11______769___ 1206___ 2762______3968______360.7

19 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • SCORING/BIG PLAYS 2017 SCORING DRIVES 20-YARD PLAYS (76) YDS TYPE NAME(S) OPP TIME____ PLAYS-YARDS_____RESULT______SCORING PLAY______OPPONENT *91 PR Hemphill, Reggie Maryland 0:08______1-28______Touchdown______28-yard run Buechele______at Baylor (10/28) 90 Pass Burt, John from Ehlinger, Sam Oklahoma State 0:09______1-49______Touchdown______49-yard pass Buechele to Joe______KANSAS (11/11) *65 FGR Hill, Holton Maryland 50 Pass Hemphill, Reggi from Ehlinger, Sam West Virginia 0:28______2-9______Touchdown______8-yard pass Ehlinger to Brewer______KANSAS (11/11) *49 Pass Joe, Lorenzo from Buechele, Shane Kansas 0:38______2-46______Touchdown______10-yard run Porter______at West Virginia (11/18) 48 Pass Johnson, Collin from Ehlinger, Sam USC 47 Pass Johnson, Collin from Ehlinger, Sam USC 0:47______2-6______Touchdown______1-yard run Young______at West Virginia (11/18) *45 INT Hill, Holton San Jose State 0:47______2-75______Touchdown______33-yard pass Buechele to Johnson______at TCU (11/4) *43 INT Elliott, DeShon Baylor 0:50______3-86______Touchdown______2-yard run Ehlinger______OKLAHOMA STATE (10/21) 42 Pass Duvernay, Devin from Ehlinger, Sam Oklahoma 42 Pass Humphrey, Lil’J from Buechele, Shane TCU 0:53______6-78______Touchdown______32-yard pass Buechele to C.Johnson______MARYLAND (9/2) 41 KR Porter, Kyle Oklahoma 0:54______3-19______Touchdown______1-yard pass Ehlinger to Foreman______SAN JOSE STATE (9/9) *41 Rush Warren III, C. San Jose State 0:56______3-28______Touchdown______19-yard run Carter______at Baylor (10/28) 39 Pass Joe, Lorenzo from Ehlinger, Sam San Jose State 38 Rush Carter, Toneil San Jose State 0:59______9-52______Field Goal______34 yards Rowland______vs. Oklahoma (10/14) 38 KR Boyd, Kris Baylor *38 INT Elliott, DeShon USC 37 Pass Young, Daniel from Buechele, Shane TCU 1:08______4-42______Touchdown______16-yard pass Ehlinger to Porter______vs. Oklahoma (10/14) 37 Pass Humphrey, Lil’J from Buechele, Shane TCU 1:28______6-37______Touchdown______33-yard pass Buechele to Foreman______MARYLAND (9/2) 36 Rush Young, Daniel West Virginia 1:31______3-51______Touchdown______31-yard run Young______at Baylor (10/28) 35 KR Boyd, Kris Kansas 34 KR Duvernay, Devin Maryland 1:38______5-60______Touchdown______23-yard run Carter______KANSAS (11/11) *33 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane TCU 1:40______7-50______Touchdown______1-yard run Porter______KANSAS STATE (10/7) *33 Pass Warren III, C. from Ehlinger, Sam Kansas State *33 Pass Foreman, Armant from Buechele, Shane Maryland 1:42______4-67______Touchdown______9-yard run Warren______SAN JOSE STATE (9/9) 33 KR Boyd, Kris Oklahoma State 32 KR Foreman, Armant USC 2:01______4-6______Field Goal______49 yards Rowland______at Iowa State (9/28) *32 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane Maryland *31 INT Hill, Holton Maryland 2:06______4-28______Touchdown______22-yard pass Buechele to Carter______at Iowa State (9/28) *31 Rush Young, Daniel Baylor 2:11______10-77______Touchdown______3-yard run Heard______SAN JOSE STATE (9/9) 28 Pass Humphrey, Lil’J from Buechele, Shane Iowa State 2:24______8-73______Touchdown______8-yard run Ehlinger______vs. Oklahoma (10/14) 28 Pass Johnson, Collin from Ehlinger, Sam USC 28 Rush Carter, Toneil Baylor 2:24______12-52______Field Goal______34 yards Rowland______KANSAS STATE (10/7) *28 Rush Buechele, Shane Baylor 2:32______6-15______Field Goal______18 yards Rowland______at Baylor (10/28) 27 PR Hemphill, Reggi USC 27 Pass Johnson, Collin from Ehlinger, Sam San Jose State 2:48______8-56______Field Goal______34 yards Rowland______KANSAS STATE (10/7) 27 KR Porter, Kyle Kansas State 2:58______6-78______Touchdown______33-yard pass Ehlinger to Warren______KANSAS STATE (10/7) 26 Rush Warren III, C. San Jose State 2:58______6-89______Touchdown______41-yard run Warren______SAN JOSE STATE (9/9) 26 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane Maryland 26 INT Boyd, Kris Iowa State 2:59______9-66______Touchdown______3-yard run Buechele______MARYLAND (9/2) 26 Pass Johnson, Collin from Ehlinger, Sam Kansas State 26 Pass Burt, John from Buechele, Shane Kansas 26 KR Porter, Kyle Kansas State 3:25______9-22______Touchdown______1-yard run Humphrey______KANSAS (11/11) 25 Pass Humphrey, Lil’J from Buechele, Shane Baylor 3:46______11-90______Touchdown______15-yard pass Buechele to Humphrey______at Baylor (10/28) 25 INT Hall, Jason Kansas 25 Pass Burt, John from Buechele, Shane Baylor 25 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane Iowa State 4:12______9-57______Touchdown______9-yard run Heard______SAN JOSE STATE (9/9) *25 Pass Heard, Jerrod from Ehlinger, Sam Kansas State 4:18______13-71______Field Goal______22 yards Rowland______OKLAHOMA STATE (10/21) 24 Pass Johnson, Collin from Ehlinger, Sam Oklahoma 4:21______12-71______Touchdown______1-yard run Porter______KANSAS STATE (10/7) 24 KR Foreman, Armant USC 24 INT Elliott, DeShon USC 4:29______14-91______Touchdown______17-yard pass Ehlinger to Foreman______at USC (9/16) 24 Rush Ehlinger, Sam Kansas State 4:43______13-75______Touchdown______1-yard run Warren______vs. Oklahoma (10/14) 24 Pass Johnson, Collin from Ehlinger, Sam USC 24 KR Boyd, Kris Kansas 23 Pass Johnson, Collin from Ehlinger, Sam San Jose State 5:02______12-68______Touchdown______1-yard run Warren______KANSAS (11/11) 23 Pass Ehlinger, Sam from Heard, Jerrod West Virginia 5:08______10-87______Touchdown______20-yard pass Ehlinger to Warren______at West Virginia (11/18) 23 Pass Humphrey, Lil’J from Ehlinger, Sam Oklahoma 23 KR Boyd, Kris Oklahoma State 5:25______11-91______Touchdown______4-yard pass Ehlinger to Moore______at West Virginia (11/18) *23 Rush Carter, Toneil Kansas 5:30______12-54______Field Goal______39 yards Rowland______at USC (9/16) 23 Pass Heard, Jerrod from Ehlinger, Sam Oklahoma State 23 Pass Hemphill, Reggi from Ehlinger, Sam San Jose State 22 INT Elliott, DeShon Iowa State 6:27______12-81______Touchdown______11-yard run Warren______at Iowa State (9/28) 22 Pass Joe, Lorenzo from Buechele, Shane Kansas 6:34______11-79______Touchdown______4-yard run Carter______SAN JOSE STATE (9/9) *22 Pass Carter, Toneil from Buechele, Shane Iowa State 22 Pass Hemphill, Reggi from Ehlinger, Sam Oklahoma 6:35______16-92______Touchdown______3-yard run Porter______SAN JOSE STATE (9/9) 21 Pass Humphrey, Lil’J from Ehlinger, Sam Kansas State 21 Rush Young, Daniel Kansas OT______4-25______Touchdown______3-yard pass Ehlinger to Brewer______at USC (9/16) 21 Pass Brewer, Cade from Ehlinger, Sam Oklahoma 21 Pass Hemphill, Reggi from Buechele, Shane Maryland OT______1-25______Touchdown______25-yard pass Ehlinger to Heard______KANSAS STATE (10/7) 21 Rush Humphrey, Lil’J Maryland OT______6-25______Touchdown______2-yard run Warren______KANSAS STATE (10/7) 21 Pass Johnson, Collin from Ehlinger, Sam USC 21 Pass Young, Daniel from Buechele, Shane Baylor *20 Pass Warren III, C. from Ehlinger, Sam West Virginia 20 Pass Hemphill, Reggi from Ehlinger, Sam Kansas State 20 KR Porter, Kyle Kansas * touchdown scored on play

20 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • SUPERLATIVES INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME SUPERLATIVES TEAM SINGLE-GAME SUPERLATIVES CATEGORY_____ NO.______TEXAS CATEGORY_____ NO.______TEXAS Rushes______22______Ehlinger, Sam vs Oklahoma (Oct 14, 2017) Rushes______59______vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) Yards Rushing______166______Warren III, C. vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) Yards Rushing______406______vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) TD Rushes______2______Warren III, C. vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) Yards Per Rush______6.9______vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) ______Heard, Jerrod vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) TD Rushes______6______vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) ______Porter, Kyle vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) Pass attempts______53______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Long Rush______41______Warren III, C. vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) Pass completions______34______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Pass attempts______52______Buechele, Shane vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Yards Passing______380______vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) Pass completions______34______Buechele, Shane vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Yards Per Pass______7.6______vs Kansas (Nov 11, 2017) Yards Passing______380______Ehlinger, Sam vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) TD Passes______2______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) TD Passes______2______Buechele, Shane vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) ______at USC (Sep 16, 2017) ______Ehlinger, Sam at USC (Sep 16, 2017) ______vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) ______Ehlinger, Sam vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) ______vs Kansas (Nov 11, 2017) ______Ehlinger, Sam at West Virginia (Nov 18, 2017) ______at West Virginia (Nov 18, 2017) Long Pass______90______Ehlinger, Sam vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Total Plays______91______vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) Receptions______12______Hemphill, Reggi vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) Total Offense______623______vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) Yards Receiving______191______Johnson, Collin at USC (Sep 16, 2017) Yards Per Play______7.1______vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) TD Receptions______1______15 Times Points______56______vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) Long Reception______90______Burt, John vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Sacks By______4______at Iowa State (Sep 28, 2017) Field Goals______2______Rowland, Joshua vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) ______vs Kansas (Nov 11, 2017) Long Field Goal______49______Rowland, Joshua at Iowa State (Sep 28, 2017) First Downs______32______vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) Punts______11______Dickson, Michae vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) ______vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) Punting Avg______58.0______Dickson, Michae vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Penalties______11______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Long Punt______76______Dickson, Michae at TCU (Nov 04, 2017) Penalty Yards______117______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Punts inside 20______5______Dickson, Michae vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Turnovers______4______at USC (Sep 16, 2017) Long Punt Return______91______Hemphill, Reggi vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Interceptions By______3______at Iowa State (Sep 28, 2017) Long Kickoff Return______41______Porter, Kyle vs Oklahoma (Oct 14, 2017) ______vs Kansas (Nov 11, 2017) Tackles______14______Jefferson, Mali vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Punts______11______vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Sacks______2.0______Hager, Breckyn vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Punting Avg______58.0______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Tackles For Loss______3.5______Wheeler, Anthon at USC (Sep 16, 2017) Long Punt______76______at TCU (Nov 04, 2017) Interceptions______2______Elliott, DeShon at USC (Sep 16, 2017) Punts inside 20______5______vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) ______Elliott, DeShon at Iowa State (Sep 28, 2017) Long Punt Return______91______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) ______Davis, Antwuan vs Kansas (Nov 11, 2017) CATEGORY_____ NO.______OPPONENT CATEGORY_____ NO.______OPPONENT Rushes______33______Hill, Justice, vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Rushes______51______vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Yards Rushing______132______Johnson, T., vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Yards Rushing______263______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) TD Rushes______2______Two Times Yards Per Rush______6.1______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Long Rush______50______Johnson, T., vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) TD Rushes______4______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Pass attempts______49______Darnold, Sam, at USC (Sep 16, 2017) Pass attempts______51______at USC (Sep 16, 2017) Pass completions______28______Darnold, Sam, at USC (Sep 16, 2017) Pass completions______28______at USC (Sep 16, 2017) Yards Passing______397______Darnold, Sam, at USC (Sep 16, 2017) Yards Passing______397______at USC (Sep 16, 2017) TD Passes______3______Two Times Yards Per Pass______14.6______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Long Pass______82______Ertz, Jesse, vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) TD Passes______3______Two Times Receptions______10______Jennings, Gary, at West Virginia (Nov 18, 2017) Total Plays______89______vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Yards Receiving______133______Moore, D., vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Total Offense______518______vs Oklahoma (Oct 14, 2017) TD Receptions______2______Two Times Yards Per Play______8.3______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Long Reception______82______Schoen, Dalton, vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) Points______51______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Field Goals______3______Seibert, Austin, vs Oklahoma (Oct 14, 2017) Sacks By______7______at TCU (Nov 04, 2017) Long Field Goal______54______McCrane, M., vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) First Downs______26______vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Punts______9______Sinor, Zach, vs Oklahoma State (Oct 21, 2017) Penalties______10______vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Punting Avg______47.6______Walsh, Nick, vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) Penalty Yards______81______vs Oklahoma (Oct 14, 2017) Long Punt______58______CARRIZOSA, Mich, vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) Turnovers______4______vs Kansas (Nov 11, 2017) Punts inside 20______5______Two Times Interceptions By______2______at USC (Sep 16, 2017) Long Punt Return______34______Turpin, K., at TCU (Nov 04, 2017) Punts______9______Two Times Long Kickoff Return______62______Johnson, T., vs Maryland (Sep 02, 2017) Punting Avg______47.6______vs Kansas State (Oct 07, 2017) Tackles______20______Lanning, Joel, at Iowa State (Sep 28, 2017) Long Punt______58______vs San Jose State (Sep 09, 2017) Sacks______2.0______Four Times Punts inside 20______5______Two Times Tackles For Loss______3.0______Banogu, Ben, at TCU (Nov 04, 2017) Long Punt Return______34______at TCU (Nov 04, 2017) Interceptions______1______Nine Times

21 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • SCORING/BIG PLAYS SCORING PAT PAT PAT PAT SCORING______TD______FGS ______KICK______RUSH______RCV______PASS ______DXP______SAF______POINTS Rowland, Joshua______0______7-14______32-32______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______53 Warren III, C.______8______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______48 Porter, Kyle______5______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______30 Carter, Toneil______4______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______24 Hill, Holton______3______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______18 Heard, Jerrod______3______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______18 Foreman, Armant______3______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______18 Brewer, Cade______2______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______12 Ehlinger, Sam______2______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______12 Young, Daniel______2______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______12 Buechele, Shane______2______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-1______0______0______12 Elliott, DeShon______2______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______12 Johnson, Collin______2______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______12 Humphrey, Lil’J______2______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______12 Becker, Mitchel______0______0-1______10-10______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______10 Joe, Lorenzo______1______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______6 Moore, Kendall______1______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______6 Davis, Antwuan______1______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______6 Hemphill, Reggi______1______0-0______0-0______0-0______0______0-0______0______0______6 Total______44______7-15______42-42______0-0______0______0-1______0______0______327 Opponents______28______13-18______26-26______0-0______0______0-2______0______0______233 FIELD GOAL ACCURACY NAME______G______10-19______20-29______30-39______40-49______50-59______60+______TOTAL______PCT______LONG Rowland, Joshua______11______1-1______1-3______4-4______1-6______0-0______0-0______7-14______.500______49 Becker, Mitchell______2______0-0______0-0______0-0______0-1______0-0______0-0______0-1______.000______0 Total______11______1-1______1-3______4-4______1-6______0-0______0-0______7-15______.467______49

TEXAS IN THE RED ZONE TEXAS NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS Possessions______42 YDS______PLAY______PLAYER______OPPONENT Total scores______32 16______Interception return______Antwuan Davis______KANSAS (11/11) Percentage______76.2% 31______Interception return______Holton Hill______MARYLAND (9/2) Points Scored______199 38______Interception return______DeShon Elliott______at USC (9/16) Touchdowns (rush/pass)______26 (18/8) 43______Interception return______DeShon Elliott______at Baylor (10/28) Field goals______6 45______Interception return______Holton Hill______SAN JOSE STATE (9/9) Missed field goals______2 65______Blocked FG return______Holton Hill______MARYLAND (9/2) Turnovers______5 91______Punt return______Reggie Hemphill-Mapps______MARYLAND (9/2) On downs______3 Clock______0 POINTS OFF TURNOVERS OPPONENTS IN THE RED ZONE UT OPP OPP UT OPPONENT______TOs______POINTS______TOs_____ POINTS Possessions______36 MARYLAND______2______7______1______7 Total scores______28 SAN JOSE STATE______0______0______2______14 Percentage______77.6% at USC______4______0______2______7 Points Scored______152 at Iowa State______2______0______3______10 Touchdowns (rush/pass)______17 (9/8) KANSAS STATE______1______0______1______0 Field goals______11 vs. Oklahoma______0______0______1______3 Missed field goals______3 OKLAHOMA STATE______1______0______1______7 at Baylor______1______0______3______10 Turnovers______3 at TCU______0______0______0______0 On downs______2 KANSAS______2______3______4______21 Clock______0 at West Virginia______1______7______2______7 TEXAS TECH Total______14______17______20______86

22 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • CAPSULES GAME-BY-GAME CAPSULES 1ST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING TOTAL 3RD DOWN TIME OF GAME______R-PS-PN______ATT-YDS___ TD______C-ATT-INT__ YDS__ TD______PLAYS-YDS______CONV.____ POSSESSION Texas______7-19-0______31-98_____1______34-53-1____375___2______84-473______9-of-18______30:16 MARYLAND______9-7-2______43-263_____4______12-15-1____219___2______58-482______3-of-11______29:44

Texas______21-10-1______59-406_____ 6______16-29-0____ 217__ 1______88-623______10-of-15______38:59 SAN JOSE STATE_____ 3-4-1______23-42_____ 0______15-29-1____ 129__ 0______52-171______2-of-12______21:01

Texas______3-13-1______35-68_____ 0______21-40-2____ 298__ 2______75-366______4-of-16______27:14 at USC______6-19-0______37-71_____ 0______28-51-2____ 397__ 3______88-468______6-of-18______32:46

Texas______10-7-2______52-141_____ 1______19-26-1____ 171__ 1______78-312______11-of-23______40:31 at Iowa State______2-13-1______15-10_____ 0______24-49-2____ 246__ 1______64-256______3-of-12______19:29

Texas______10-21-1______40-166_____ 3______30-51-1____ 380__ 2______91-546______8-of-15______31:47 KANSAS STATE______7-8-1______39-140_____ 2______14-23-1____ 254__ 2______62-394______2-of-11______28:13

Texas______7-13-3______39-139_____ 2______21-42-0____ 289__ 1______82-428______8-of-17______28:14 vs. Oklahoma______12-8-0______39-174_____ 1______18-28-1____ 344__ 2______67-518______5-of-15______31:46

Texas______7-5-1______33-42_____ 1______22-36-1____ 241__ 0______69-283______3-of-17______25:45 OKLAHOMA STATE__ 10-12-4______51-146_____ 1______25-38-0____ 282__ 0______89-428______5-of-18______34:15

Texas______8-11-0______35-171_____ 3______27-36-1____ 256__ 1______71-427______5-of-15______29:01 at Baylor______6-5-1______37-31_____ 1______21-38-1____ 218__ 0______75-249______4-of-18______30:59

Texas______3-10-1______26-9_____ 0______21-44-0____ 254__ 1______70-263______4-of-18______26:36 at TCU______8-7-2______46-177_____ 3______19-27-0____ 166__ 0______73-343______5-of-17______33:24

Texas______8-9-1______40-113_____ 3______24-34-1____ 258__ 2______74-371______5-of-17______29:37 KANSAS______7-11-1______35-96_____ 0______27-43-3____ 268__ 3______78-364______7-of-19______30:23

Texas______10-7-1______42-233_____ 2______17-27-1____ 187__ 2______69-420______6-of-15______32:34 at West Virginia_____3-12-2______29-56_____ 0______20-34-0____ 239__ 1______63-295______4-of-16______27:26

Texas TEXAS TECH

2017 CENTURY CLUB 2017 CENTURY CLUB RUSHING [3] RECEIVING [4]

166______Chris Warren III on 16 carries vs. San Jose State (9/9/2017) 191______Collin Johnson on 7 receptions at USC (9/16/2017) 107______Sam Ehlinger on 20 carries vs. Kansas State (10/7/2017) 125______Collin Johnson on 7 receptions vs. Maryland (9/2/2017) 106______Sam Ehlinger on 22 carries vs. Oklahoma (10/14/2017) 121______Reggie Hemphill-Mapps on 12 receptions vs. Kansas State (10/7/2017) 109______Lil’Jordan Humphrey on 6 receptions at TCU (11/4/2017)

23 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • THE LAST TIME • TEXAS TEAM______LAST TIME___ SPAN PASSING______LAST TIME___ SPAN Scored 50-59______56-0 • vs. San Jose State (9/10/2016)____ 9 games 300-399 yards______380 by Sam Ehlinger • vs. Kansas State (10/7/2017)____ 6 games Scored 60-69______66-31 • at Ole Miss (9/15/2012)___ 71 games 400+ yards______470 by Colt McCoy • vs. UCF (11/7/2009)__ 103 games Scored 70+______70-3 • vs. Colorado (12/3/2005)__ 154 games 40-49 attempts______44 by Shane Buechele • at TCU (11/4/2017)____ 2 games Scored <10______7-24 • at TCU (11/4/2017)____ 2 games 50+ attempts______50 by Sam Ehlinger • vs. Kansas State (10/7/2017)____ 6 games Scored <7______3-38 • at Notre Dame (9/5/2015)___ 34 games 25+ completions______30 by Sam Ehlinger • vs. Kansas State (10/7/2017)____ 6 games Was shutout______0-24 • at Iowa State (10/31/2015)___ 27 games 3 touchdowns______by Shane Buechele • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016)___ 17 games Was shutout (home)______0-30 • vs. Houston (11/6/1976)___ 229 home 4 touchdowns______by Shane Buechele • vs. UTEP (9/10/2016) ___ 19 games Shutout opponent______56-0 • vs. San Jose State (9/9/2017)____ 9 games 5 touchdowns______by Colt McCoy • vs. Baylor (11/8/2008)__ 116 games Shutout opponent (home)______56-0 • vs. San Jose State (9/9/2017)_____ 3 home 6+ touchdowns______by Colt McCoy (6) • vs. Baylor (10/14/2006)__ 145 games Shutout opponent (road)______23-0 • at Kansas (9/27/2014)_____ 19 road Consecutive 300+ yd games______by Colt McCoy • 396 vs. Kansas & 304 at Texas A&M (2009)__ 101 games Shutout a Big 12 opponent______23-0 • at Kansas (9/27/2014)____34 Big 12 50-59 yard completion_ 50 by Sam Ehlinger to Reggie Hemphill-Maps • at West Virginia (11/18/2017)___ LAST GAME Shutout by Big 12 opponent______0-24 • at Iowa State (10/31/2015)____21 Big 12 60-69 yard completion ______61 by Shane Buechele to Lorenzo Joe • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016)___ 15 games 300-399 yards rushing______329 • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016)___ 19 games 70-79 yard completion______75 by Shane Buechele to Jacorey Warrick • at Kansas (11/19/2016)___ 12 games 400+ yards rushing______406 • vs. San Jose State (9/9/2017)____ 9 games 80-89 yard completion_ 80 by Shane Buechele to Devin Duvernay • at Kansas State (10/22/2016)___ 16 games <100 yards rushing______9 • at TCU (11/4/2017)____ 2 games 90+ yard completion ______90 by Sam Ehlinger to John Burt • vs. Oklahoma State (10/21/2017)____ 4 games <0 yds rushing______-7 • vs. Oklahoma (10/07/2000)__ 244 games 300-399 passing yards______380 • vs. Kansas State (10/7/2017)____ 6 games RECEIVING______LAST TIME___ SPAN 400-499 passing yards______470 • vs. UCF (11/7/2009)__ 103 games 100-199 yards______109 by Lil’Jordan Humphrey • at TCU (11/4/2017)____ 2 games 500-599 total yards______536 • vs. WVU (10/12/2016)___ 13 games 200+ yards______273 by Jordan Shipley • vs. UCF (11/7/2009)__ 103 games 600+ total yards______623 • vs. San Jose State (9/9/2017)____ 9 games 2 players w/ 100+ yards______114 by Mike Davis; 105 by Jaxon Shipley • at BYU (9/7/2013)___ 59 games <200 yards total offense______163 • at Notre Dame (9/5/2015)___ 34 games 15+ receptions______15 by Jordan Shipley • vs. Oklahoma State (10/25/2008)__ 120 games <100 yards total offense______59 • vs. Arkansas (12/29/2014)___ 35 games Consecutive 100-yard games______Mike Davis • vs. Oklahoma State & vs. Texas Tech (2012)___ 63 games 30+ first downs______32 • vs. Kansas State (10/7/2017)____ 6 games 50-59 yard reception______50 by Reggie Hemphill-Maps • at West Virginia (11/18/2017)__LAST GAME 100+ penalty yards______117 • vs. Maryland (9/2/2017)___ 10 games 60-69 yard reception ______61 by Lorenzo Joe • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016)___ 15 games 2+ fumbles lost______2 • at USC (9/16/2017) ____ 8 games 70-79 yard reception______75 by Jacorey Warrick • at Kansas (11/19/2016)___ 12 games Scored a safety______vs. Baylor (10/29/2016)___ 15 games 80-89 yard reception______80 by Devin Duvernay • at Kansas State (10/22/2016)___ 16 games Allowed a safety______at TCU (10/3/2015)___ 30 games 90+ yard reception ______90 by John Burt • vs. Oklahoma State (10/21/2017)____ 4 games Scored a 1-point safety______vs. Texas A&M (11/26/2004)__ 166 games 3+ touchdowns______3 by Jaxon Shipley • at Oklahoma State (9/29/2012)___ 70 games Forced 5+ turnovers______5 (3 INT, 2 FR) • vs. Rice (9/12/2015) ___ 33 games Committed 5+ turnovers______5 • at West Virginia (11/14/2015)___ 24 games SPECIAL TEAMS______LAST TIME___ SPAN 4+ interceptions______4 • at Kansas (9/27/2014)___ 44 games Forced 2+ fumbles______3 • at West Virginia (11/18/2017) __LAST GAME 50-59 yard field goal______53 by Nick Rose • at Baylor (12/5/15)___ 24 games 2+ defensive TD’s______vs. Oklahoma State (9/26/2015) __ 30 games 60+ yard field goal______60 by Russell Erxleban • vs. Texas Tech (10/29/1977)__ 495 games ______34-yard fumble return by Hassan Ridgeway, 41-yd interception return by Holton Hill Made 3+ field goals______by Nick Rose • at Baylor (12/5/15)___ 24 games Defensive & special teams TD______vs. Maryland (9/2/2017)___ 10 games Made 7+ PAT’s______8 by Joshua Rowland • vs. San Jose State (9/9/2017)____ 9 games ___ 31 INT by Holton Hill, 65 blocked FG return by Holton Hill, 91 PR by Reggie Hemphill-Mapps 60-69 yard punt______63 by Michael Dickson • at TCU (11/4/2017)____ 2 games 4 TD’s in game______Chris Warren, III (4 rush) • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015)___ 24 games 70+ yard punt______76 by Michael Dickson • at TCU (11/4/2017)____ 2 games Missed PAT______by Trent Domingue • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016)___ 18 games TD on kickoff return______100 by D.J. Monroe • at Oklahoma State (9/29/2012)___ 69 games RUSHING______LAST TIME___ SPAN TD on punt return______91 by Reggie Hemphill-Mapps • vs. Maryland (9/2/2017)____ 9 games 100-199 yards______106 by Sam Ehlinger • vs. Oklahoma (10/14/2017)____ 5 games 2+ TD on kickoff return______NEVER 200-299 yards______250 by D’Onta Foreman • at Kansas (11/20/2016)___ 12 games TD on kickoff return to start game______88 by Greg Lott • at Texas Tech (9/24/1966)__ 620 games 300-399 yards______341 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. Texas Tech (11/6/2016)___ 14 games Consecutive games with special teams TD______by Fozzy Whittaker (2011)___ 80 games 2 players w/ 100+ yards___ 148 by D’Onta Foreman; 106 by Chris Warren III • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016)___ 19 games ______100 KR vs. Oklahoma & 100 KR vs. Oklahoma State 30+ attempts______31 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. TCU (11/25/2016)___ 11 games Recovered on-side kick______by Lorenzo Joe • at West Virginia (11/18/2017)__LAST GAME Consecutive 100-yard games_ Sam Ehlinger • 107 vs. K-State; 110 vs. Oklahoma • (10/7,14/2017)____ 5 games 2-point conversion______Rush by • vs. Iowa State (10/23/2010)___ 94 games Consecutive 200-yard games______D’Onta Foreman • vs. Baylor & at Texas Tech (2016) __ 14 games Defensive 2-point conversion______vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012)___ 68 games 50-59 yard run______55 yds by D’Onta Foreman • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016)___ 14 games Blocked PAT______by Poona Ford • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016)___ 13 games 60-69 yard run______62 by D’Onta Foreman • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016)___ 18 games Blocked FG______by Poona Ford • vs. Maryland (9/2/2017)____ 9 games 70-79 yard run______74 by D’Onta Foreman • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016)___ 14 games TD on blocked FG______65 by Holton Hill • vs. Maryland (9/2/2017)____ 9 games 80-89 yard run______81 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. Oklahoma (10/10/2015)___ 28 games Blocked punt______by Lorenzo Joe • at TCU (11/4/2017)____ 2 games 90+ yard run______91 by Chris Warren III • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015)___ 23 games TD on blocked punt______34 by Josh Turner • at Iowa State (10/1/2011)___ 81 games 3 touchdowns______D’Onta Foreman • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016)___ 13 games 4+ touchdowns______Chris Warren III (4) • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015)___ 24 games DEFENSE______LAST TIME___ SPAN 10-14 tackles______10 by Malik Jefferson • at TCU (11/4/2017)____ 2 games 15+ tackles______15 by Hassan Ridgeway • vs. Rice (9/12/2015)___ 33 games 5+ tackles for loss______5 by Alex Okafor • vs. Oregon State (12/29/2012)___ 61 games 4+ sacks______4.5 by Alex Okafor • vs. Oregon State (12/29/2012)___ 61 games 2+ interceptions______2 by Antwuan Davis • vs. Kansas (11/11/2017)_____ 1 game 2+ fumble recoveries______2 by John Bonney • at Baylor (10/28/2017)____ 3 games TD on interception return______43 by DeShon Elliott • at Baylor (10/28/2017)____ 3 games TD on fumble return______34 by Hassan Ridgeway • vs. Oklahoma State (9/26/2015)___ 31 games

24 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • THE LAST TIME • OPPONENT

TEAM______LAST TIME___ SPAN RECEIVING______LAST TIME___ SPAN Scored 50-59______41-51 • vs. Maryland (9/2/2017)____ 10 games 100-199 yards______104 by Evan Fairs • vs. Kansas (11/11/2017)______1 game Scored 60-69______21-63 • vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012) ____ 70 games 200+ yards______232 by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016)____ 18 games Scored 70+______NEVER______NEVER 2 players w/ 100+ yards____108 by Ian Sadler & 105 by Jakeem Grant • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015)____ 24 games Scored <10______38-7 • at Baylor (9/28/2017)_____ 3 games 15+ receptions______16 by Kevin White • vs. West Virginia (11/8/2014)____ 37 games Scored <7______56-0 • vs. San Jose State (9/9/2017)_____ 9 games 50-59 yard reception______52 by Blake Lynch • at Baylor (10/28/2017)_____ 3 games 300+ yards rushing______309 • vs. TCU (11/25/16)_____ 11 games 60-69 yard reception ______66 by Marcell Ateman • vs. Oklahoma State (10/21/2017)_____ 4 games <100 yards rushing______56 • at West Virginia (11/18/2017)__ LAST GAME 70-79 yard reception______71 by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016)____ 18 games <0 yards rushing______-2 • vs. Kansas (10/29/2011) ____ 79 games 80+ yard reception______97 by Quenton Bundrage • Iowa State (10/3/2013)____ 55 games 300-399 passing yards______302 • vs. Oklahoma (10/14/2017)_____ 5 games 3+ touchdowns______3 by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016)___ 118 games 400+ passing yards______409 • vs. Oklahoma State (11/13/2010) ____ 87 games 500-599 total yards______555 • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016)____ 17 games SPECIAL TEAMS______LAST TIME___ SPAN 600+ total yards______624 • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016)____ 15 games 50-59 yard field goal______51 by Clayton Hatfield • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015)____ 24 games 100-199 total yards______192 • at Oklahoma State (11/15/2014)____ 36 games 60+ yard field goal______67 by Steve Little • Arkansas (10/15/1977)___ 496 games <100 total yards______94 • vs. North Texas (8/30/2014)____ 48 games Made 3+ field goals______3 by Austin Seibert • vs. Oklahoma (10/14/2017)_____ 5 games 30+ first downs______31 • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016)____ 14 games Made 7+ PAT’s______7 by Mike Hunnicutt • vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012)_____ 6 games 100+ penalty yards______102 • vs. Texas Tech (11/28/2013)____ 24 games 60-69 yard punt______64 by Dylan Klymph • at California (9/17/2016)____ 20 games 2+ fumbles lost______2 • at West Virginia (11/18/2017)__ LAST GAME 70+ yard Punt______70 by Jeff Locke • UCLA (9/17/2011)____ 84 games Scored a safety______at TCU (10/3/2015)____ 30 games Missed PAT______by Ben Grogan • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016)____ 19 games 4+ interceptions______4 • vs. TCU (11/27/2014)____ 36 games TD on kickoff return______91 by Alex Ross • vs. Oklahoma (10/11/2014)____ 44 games 2+ non-offensive TDs_ 40-yard fumble return, 33-yard interception return • vs. TCU (11/27/2014)____ 36 games TD on punt return______73 by Jeff Scott • Ole Miss (9/14/2013)____ 59 games 3 total touchdowns______3 receiving by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016)____ 18 games 2-point conversion______Rush by Chad Hansen • at California (9/17/2016)____ 21 games 4+ total touchdowns (rush+rec)______4 receiving by Kevonte Turpin • at TCU (10/3/2015)____ 30 games Defensive 2-point conversion______at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016)____ 20 games Blocked PAT______at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016)____ 20 games RUSHING______LAST TIME___ SPAN Blocked FG______at Baylor (10/28/2017)_____ 3 games 100-199 yards______117 by Justice Hill • vs. Oklahoma State (10/21/2017)_____ 4 games TD on blocked FG______71 by Antoine Brooks, Jr • vs. Maryland (9/2/2017)____ 10 games 200-299 yards______214 by Samaje Perine • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016)____ 18 games TD on blocked punt______6 by Ghaali Muhammad • Wyoming (9/12/2009) ___ 111 games 300+ yards______317 by Rashaan Salaam • Colorado (10/1/1994)___ 300 games 3+ touchdowns______3 by Taysom Hill • BYU (9/6/2014)____ 45 games DEFENSE______LAST TIME___ SPAN 30+ attempts______33 by Justice Hill • vs. Oklahoma State (10/21/2017)_____ 4 games 15+ tackles______20 by Joel Lanning • at Iowa State (9/28/2017)_____ 7 games 50-69 yard run______50 by Ty Johnson • vs. Maryland (9/2/2017)____ 10 games 5+ tackles for loss______7 by Ndamukong Suh • Nebraska (12/5/2009)___ 100 games 70-79 yard run______70 by • vs. TCU (11/25/2016)____ 11 games 4+ sacks______4.5 by Ndamukong Suh • Nebraska (12/5/2009)___ 100 games 80+ yard run______95 by Damien Williams • vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012)____ 67 games 2+ interceptions______2 by Sam Carter • TCU (11/27/2014)____ 36 games 2+ fumble recoveries______2 by Ian Campbell • Kansas State (11/11/2006)___ 141 games PASSING______LAST TIME___ SPAN TD on interception return______55 by Brandon Stewart • Kansas (11/19/2016)____ 12 games 300-399 yards______302 by Baker Mayfield • vs. Oklahoma (10/14/2017)_____ 4 games TD on fumble return______100 by Douglas Coleman • Texas Tech (11/5/2016)____ 14 games 400+ yards______409 by Brandon Weeden • Oklahoma State (11/13/2010)____ 88 games 40-49 attempts______48 by Jacob Park • at Iowa State (9/28/2017)_____ 6 games 50+ attempts______59 by Pat Mahomes • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016)____ 13 games 25+ completions______25 by Mason Rudolph • vs. Oklahoma State (10/21/2017)_____ 3 games 3 touchdowns______by Sam Darnold • at USC (9/16/2017)_____ 7 games 4 touchdowns______by Davis Webb • at California (9/17/2016)____ 19 games 5 touchdowns______by Deshone Kizer • at Notre Dame (9/4/2016)____ 20 games 6+ touchdowns______6 by by Kliff Kingsbury • Texas Tech (11/16/2002)___ 196 games 50-59 yard completion______52 by Charlie Brewer • at Baylor (10/28/2017)_____ 2 games 60-69 yard completion ______66 by Mason Rudolph • vs. Oklahoma State (10/21/2017)_____ 3 games 70-79 yard completion______71 by Baker Mayfield • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016)____ 17 games 80+ yard completion ______97 by Sam B. Richardson • Iowa State (10/3/2013)____ 55 games

25 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • QUARTERBACKS #7 Shane Buechele #11 Sam Ehlinger

OPPONENT COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONG OPPONENT COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONG MARYLAND______34-52-1______375______2______33 MARYLAND______DNP SAN JOSE STATE______DNP SAN JOSE STATE______15-27-0______222______1______18 at USC______DNP at USC______21-40-2______298______2______48 at Iowa State______19-26-1______171______1______28 at Iowa State______DNP KANSAS STATE______DNP KANSAS STATE______30-50-1______380______2______33 vs. Oklahoma______2-2-0______11______0______8 vs. Oklahoma______19-39-0______278______1______42 OKLAHOMA STATE______DNP OKLAHOMA STATE______22-36-1______241______0______90 at Baylor______27-34-1______256______1______25 at Baylor______DNP at TCU______21-44-0______254______1______42 at TCU______DNP KANSAS______22-32-1______249______1______49 KANSAS______2-2-0______9______1______8 at West Virginia______4-7-0______28______0______11 at West Virginia______12-19-1______136______2______50 TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH

TOTALS______129-197-4______1,316______6______49 TOTALS______121-213-5______1,564______9______90

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Pass attempts______52 vs. Maryland (So.) Pass attempts______50 vs. Kansas State (Fr.) Pass completions______34 vs. Maryland (So.) Pass completions______30 vs. Kansas State (Fr.) Passing yards______375 vs. Maryland (So.) Passing yards______380 vs. Kansas State (Fr.) Passing TDs______4 vs. UTEP (Fr.) Passing TDs______2, Three Times (Fr.) Long______80 at Kansas State (Fr.) Long______90 vs. Oklahoma State (Fr.) Total Offense______396 vs. Maryland (So.) Total Offense______487 vs. Kansas State (Fr.)

CAREER TOTALS CAREER TOTALS 400-yard passing games______0 400-yard passing games______0 300-yard passing games______2 300-yard passing games______1 200-yard passing games______14 200-yard passing games______5 Multiple TD pass games______8 Multiple TD pass games______3 Record as a starter______9-9 (.500) Record as a starter______2-3 (.400)

RUSHING RUSHING

OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG MARYLAND______15-21-1______9 MARYLAND______DNP SAN JOSE STATE______DNP SAN JOSE STATE______7-48-0______11 at USC______DNP at USC______19-10-0______14 at Iowa State______13-42-0______13 at Iowa State______DNP KANSAS STATE______DNP KANSAS STATE______20-107-0______24 vs. Oklahoma______3-3-0______8 vs. Oklahoma______22-110-1______18 OKLAHOMA STATE______DNP OKLAHOMA STATE______16-(-10)-1______15 at Baylor______9-42-1______28 at Baylor______DNP at TCU______12-(-23)-0______18 at TCU______DNP KANSAS______6-4-0______7 KANSAS______0-0-0______0 at West Virginia______0-0-0______0 at West Virginia______9-68-1______17 TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH

TOTALS______58-89-2______28 TOTALS______96-329-2______24

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Rushing attempts______15 vs. Maryland (So.) Rushing attempts______22 vs. Oklahoma (Fr.) Rushing yards______44 vs. WVU (Fr.) Rushing yards______110 vs. Oklahoma (Fr.) Long______28 at Baylor (So.) Long______24 vs. Kansas State (Fr.) Rushing TDs______2, Two Times Rushing TDs______1, Two Times 100-yard rushing games______0 100-yard rushing games______2

26 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • RUNNING BACKS #25 Chris Warren III #30 Toneil Carter

RUSHING RECEIVING RUSHING RECEIVING OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG MARYLAND______6-31-0______15 2-19-0______12 MARYLAND______DNP ______SAN JOSE STATE______16-166-2______41 2-23-0______14 SAN JOSE STATE______6-56-1______38 1-(-5)-0______0 at USC______4-15-0______5 1-11-0______11 at USC______DNP ______at Iowa State______16-44-1______11 2-23-0______17 at Iowa State______4-14-0______5 2-23-1______22 KANSAS STATE______7-14-1______4 1-33-1______33 KANSAS STATE______6-32-0______9 0-0-0______0 vs. Oklahoma______6-4-1______4 4-55-0______17 vs. Oklahoma______5-6-0______3 0-0-0______0 OKLAHOMA STATE______12-33-0______15 2-12-0______7 OKLAHOMA STATE______1-3-0______3 1-(-3)-0______0 at Baylor______2-3-0______3 1-2-0______2 at Baylor______15-70-1______28 1-7-0______7 at TCU______1-3-0______3 1-12-0______12 at TCU______DNP ______KANSAS______1-1-1______1 0-0-0______0 KANSAS______3-34-1______23 1-9-0______9 at West Virginia______0-0-0______0 1-20-1______20 at West Virginia______10-27-0______8 0-0-0______0 TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH TOTALS______71-314-6______41 17-210-2______33 TOTALS______50-242-3______38 6-31-1______22

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Rushing attempts______28 at Baylor (Fr.) Rushing attempts______15 at Baylor (Fr.) Rushing yards______276 vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) Rushing yards______70 at Baylor (Fr.) Long______91 yards vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) Long______38 vs. San Jose State (Fr.) Rushing TDs______4 vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) Rushing TDs______1, Three Times 100-yard games______5; Last: 166 vs. San Jose State (Jr.) 100-yard games______N/A Receptions______4 vs. Oklahoma (Jr.) Receptions______2 at Iowa State (Fr.) Receiving yards______55 vs. Oklahoma (Jr.) Receiving yards______23 at Iowa State (Fr.) Long______33 vs. Kansas State (Jr.) Long______22 at Iowa State (Fr.) Receiving TDs______1 , Two Times Receiving TDs______1 at Iowa State (Fr.) All-purpose yards ______288 vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) All-purpose yards ______77 at Baylor (Fr.)

#21 Kyle Porter #32 Daniel Young

RUSHING RECEIVING RUSHING RECEIVING OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG MARYLAND______8-21-0______8 0-0-0______0 MARYLAND______0-0-0______0 0-0-0______0 SAN JOSE STATE______16-72-1______14 1-3-0______3 SAN JOSE STATE______4-27-0______11 0-0-0______0 at USC______5-9-0______3 0-0-0______0 at USC______0-0-0______0 0-0-0______0 at Iowa State______17-39-0______6 0-0-0______0 at Iowa State______0-0-0______0 0-0-0______0 KANSAS STATE______7-13-2______4 0-0-0______0 KANSAS STATE______0-0-0______0 0-0-0______0 vs. Oklahoma______3-7-0______5 2-31-1______16 vs. Oklahoma______0-0-0______0 0-0-0______0 OKLAHOMA STATE______DNP ______OKLAHOMA STATE______0-0-0______0 1-(-6)-0______0 at Baylor______0-0-0______0 0-0-0______0 at Baylor______7-60-1______31 2-23-0______21 at TCU______0-0-0______0 0-0-0______0 at TCU______12-31-0______12 2-42-0______37 KANSAS______5-8-0______4 0-0-0______0 KANSAS______21-67-0______21 1-4-0______4 at West Virginia______7-53-1______16 0-0-0______0 at West Virginia______12-85-1______36 3-14-0______6 TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH TOTALS______68-222-4______16 3-34-1______16 TOTALS______56-270-2______36 9-77-0______37

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Rushing attempts______17 at Iowa State (So.) Rushing attempts______21 vs. Kansas (Fr.) Rushing yards______72 vs. San Jose State (So.) Rushing yards______85 at West Virginia (Fr.) Long______30 at Texas Tech (Fr.) Long______36 at West Virginia (Fr.) Rushing TDs______2 vs. Kansas State (So.) Rushing TDs______1, Two Times 100-yard games______N/A 100-yard games______N/A Receptions______2 vs Oklahoma (So.) Receptions______2, Twice (Fr.) Receiving yards______31 vs. Oklahoma (So.) Receiving yards______42 at TCU (Fr.) Long______16 vs. Oklahoma (So.) Long______37 at TCU (Fr.) Receiving TDs______1 vs. Oklahoma (So.) Receiving TDs______N/A All-purpose yards ______75 vs. San Jose State (So.) All-purpose yards ______99 at West Virginia (Fr.)

27 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • RECEIVING #1 John Burt, WR #13 Jerrod Heard, WR #14 Lorenzo Joe, WR

OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG MARYLAND______1-6-0______6 MARYLAND______1-12-0______12 MARYLAND______0-0-0______0 SAN JOSE STATE______0-0-0______0 SAN JOSE STATE______0-0-0______0 SAN JOSE STATE______1-39-0______39 at USC______0-0-0______0 at USC______0-0-0______0 at USC______2-15-0______11 at Iowa State______0-0-0______0 at Iowa State______2-17-0______10 at Iowa State______1-0-0______0 KANSAS STATE______0-0-0______0 KANSAS STATE______4-50-1______25 KANSAS STATE______0-0-0______0 vs. Oklahoma______0-0-0______0 vs. Oklahoma______2-10-0______7 vs. Oklahoma______1-8-0______8 OKLAHOMA STATE______2-99-0______90 OKLAHOMA STATE______3-27-0______23 OKLAHOMA STATE______1-9-0______9 at Baylor______1-25-0______25 at Baylor______DNP at Baylor______4-53-0______19 at TCU______1-5-0______5 at TCU______0-0-0______0 at TCU______1-3-0______3 KANSAS______4-33-0______26 KANSAS______0-0-0______0 KANSAS______5-98-1______49 at West Virginia______0-0-0______0 at West Virginia______1-14-0______14 at West Virginia______1-5-0______5 TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH

TOTALS______9-168-0______90 TOTALS______13-130-1______25 TOTALS______17-230-1______49

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Receptions______6, ND (So.) Receptions______6 vs. UTEP (So.) Receptions______5 vs. Kansas (Sr.) Yards______113 vs. Kansas (Fr.) Yards______73 vs. ND (So.) Yards______61 vs. Baylor (Jr.) Long______90 vs. Oklahoma State (Jr.) Long______68 vs. ND (So.) Long______61 vs. Baylor (Jr.) TDs______1, Three Times TDs______2 vs. UTEP (So.) TDs______1 , Two Times 100-yard games ______2 100-yard games ______N/A 100-yard games______N/A #6 Devin Duvernay, WR #17 Reggie Hemphill-Mapps, WR #9 Collin Johnson, WR

OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG MARYLAND______1-15-0______15 MARYLAND______7-69-0______21 MARYLAND______7-125-1______32 SAN JOSE STATE______0-0-0______0 SAN JOSE STATE______3-47-0______23 SAN JOSE STATE______2-50-0______27 at USC______0-0-0______0 at USC______2-13-0______11 at USC______7-191-0______48 at Iowa State______1-6-0______6 at Iowa State______1-11-0______11 at Iowa State______2-27-0______25 KANSAS STATE______0-0-0______0 KANSAS STATE______12-121-0______20 KANSAS STATE______7-92-0______26 vs. Oklahoma______1-42-0______42 vs. Oklahoma______4-42-0______22 vs. Oklahoma______2-26-0______24 OKLAHOMA STATE______1-9-0______9 OKLAHOMA STATE______2-20-0______14 OKLAHOMA STATE______3-24-0______12 at Baylor______0-0-0______0 at Baylor______0-0-0______0 at Baylor______6-36-0______10 at TCU______1-11-0______11 at TCU______1-5-0______5 at TCU______3-49-1______33 KANSAS______1-9-0______9 KANSAS______0-0-0______0 KANSAS______6-63-0______18 at West Virginia______1-9-0______9 at West Virginia______2-58-0______50 at West Virginia______2-12-0______11 TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH

TOTALS______7-101-0______42 TOTALS______34-386-0______50 TOTALS______47-695-2______48

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Receptions______4 vs. Iowa State (Fr.) Receptions______12 vs. Kansas State (Fr.) Receptions______7, Four Times Yards______96 vs. Iowa State (Fr.) Yards______121 vs. Kansas State (Fr.) Yards______191 at USC (So.) Long______80 at Kansas State (Fr.) Long______50 at West Virginia (Fr.) Long______48 at USC (So.) TDs______1, Three Times TDs______0 TDs______2 at Texas Tech (Fr.) 100-yard games______N/A 100-yard games______1 100-yard games______2 #3 Armanti Foreman, WR #84 Lil’Jordan Humphrey, WR #8 Dorian Leonard, WR OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG MARYLAND______3-38-0______15 MARYLAND______5-57-1______33 MARYLAND______3-16-0______7 SAN JOSE STATE______1-9-0______9 SAN JOSE STATE______5-51-1______18 SAN JOSE STATE______0-0-0______0 at USC______1-3-0______3 at USC______5-38-1______17 at USC______2-24-0______17 at Iowa State______1-10-0______10 at Iowa State______2-12-0______11 at Iowa State______4-36-0______28 KANSAS STATE______2-24-0______16 KANSAS STATE______DNP KANSAS STATE______4-60-0______21 vs. Oklahoma______0-0-0______0 vs. Oklahoma______DNP vs. Oklahoma______3-48-0______23 OKLAHOMA STATE______4-26-0______11 OKLAHOMA STATE______0-0-0______0 OKLAHOMA STATE______1-9-0______9 at Baylor______3-25-0______12 at Baylor______2-12-0______8 at Baylor______5-55-1______25 at TCU______2-6-0______4 at TCU______2-9-0______10 at TCU______6-109-0______42 KANSAS______1-6-0______6 KANSAS______1-4-0______4 KANSAS______3-24-0______16 at West Virginia______DNP at West Virginia______0-0-0______0 at West Virginia______4-28-0______15 TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH TOTALS______18-147-0______16 TOTALS______22-183-3______33 TOTALS______35-409-1______42 CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Receptions______7 vs. WVU (Jr.) Receptions______6 at Texas Tech (Jr.) Receptions______6 at TCU (So.) Yards______125 vs. WVU (Jr.) Yards______142 vs. Baylor (Jr.) Yards______109 at TCU (So.) Long______49 at OSU (Jr.) Long______73t vs. TCU (Fr.) Long______42 at TCU (So.) TDs______1, Three Times TDs______1, 10 Times TDs______1 at Baylor (So.) 100-yard games ______1 100-yard games______1 100-yard games______1

28 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSIVE LEADERS____GP-GS___ SOLO____ AST____TOTAL_____TFL/YDS___ SACKS/YDS___ INT-YDS____ BRUP____ QBH____ FR-YDS______FF____ KICK ����������� SAF 46__ Jefferson, Mali______11______71______29______100______10.0-44______4.0-34______.______.______5______.______.______. ��������������� . 19__ Jones, Brandon_____ 11______49______10______59______4.0-8______.______.______1______2______.______1______. ��������������� . 4___ Elliott, DeShon______11______44______13______57______8.5-24______1.5-6______6-127______5______.______1-0______3______. ��������������� . 5___ Hill, Holton______9______39______12______51______.______.______2-76______6______.______.______1______. ��������������� . 2___ Boyd, Kris______11______30______18______48______0.5-1______.______1-26______9______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 33__ Johnson, Gary______11______26______17______43______3.5-12______2.0-10______.______.______2______.______1______. ��������������� . 45__ Wheeler, Anthon_____ 11______18______22______40______4.5-19______2.5-15______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 11__ Locke III, P.J.______8______20______12______32______2.5-8______.______.______1______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 32__ Roach, Malcolm_____ 11______16______14______30______3.5-21______2.0-16______.______1______1______.______.______. ��������������� . 40__ Hughes, Naashon____ 11______21______9______30______3.5-12______2.0-8______.______2______1______.______.______. ��������������� . 95__ Ford, Poona______11______19______8______27______6.0-20______0.5-3______.______1______1______.______1______1 �������������� . 7D__ Davis, Antwuan_____ 11______17______6______23______2.0-15______1.0-13______2-16______.______.______2-0______1______. ��������������� . 90__ Omenihu, Charle_____ 11______16______6______22______6.0-25______3.0-18______.______.______5______.______1______. ��������������� . 44__ Hager, Breckyn______11______17______1______18______7.0-31______4.0-23______.______3______3______.______.______. ��������������� . 18__ Davis, Davante______8______15______2______17______.______.______.______2______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 24__ Bonney, John______11______11______6______17______0.5-8______0.5-8______1-0______3______.______2-13______.______. ��������������� . 97__ Nelson, Chris______10______10______5______15______1.0-1______.______.______.______.______1-0______.______. ��������������� . 31__ Hall, Jason______11______13______2______15______1.0-8______1.0-8______1-25______3______1______.______1______. ��������������� . 29__ Thompson, Josh_____7______9______2______11______.______.______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 23__ McCulloch, Jeff______9______6______4______10______1.5-14______1.5-14______.______.______2______.______.______. ��������������� . 35__ Freeman, Edwin______9______5______1______6______1.0-12______1.0-12______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 94__ Wilbon, Gerald______8______1______4______5______0.5-4______0.5-4______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 49__ Graham, Ta’Quon____ 10______3______2______5______1.0-2______.______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 91__ Chisholm, Jamar_____8______1______2______3______1.0-2______.______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 42__ Bimage, Marqez_____ 10______3______.______3______.______.______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 15__ Brown, Chris______9______3______.______3______.______.______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 4R__ Rowland, Joshua____ 11______1______.______1______.______.______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 1___ Burt, John______11______1______.______1______.______.______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 1D__ Dickson, Michae_____ 11______1______.______1______.______.______.______.______.______.______.______. ��������������� . 14__ Joe, Lorenzo______11______1______.______1______.______.______.______.______.______.______.______1 �������������� . TM__ TEAM______9______.______.______.______.______.______.______.______.______1-0______.______. ��������������� . 9___ Johnson, Collin_____ 11______.______.______.______.______.______.______1______.______.______.______. ��������������� . ____ Total______11______487_____ 207______694______69-291______27-192______13-270_____ 38______23______7-13______10______2 �������������� . ____ Opponents______11______505_____ 300______805______73.0-301_____ 31-206______9-133______44______24______5-0______8______2 �������������� .

GP - games played • GS - games started • SOLO - unassisted tackles • AST - assisted tackles • TOTAL - total tackles • TFL - tackles for loss INT

SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES NAME______TT (SOLO) NAME______TT (SOLO) Jones, Brandon______6 (5) Davis, Antwuan______3 (3) Thompson, Josh______6 (5) Brown, Chris______2 (2) Bimage, Marqez______4 (4) Hughes, Naashon______2 (2) Bonney, John______3 (3) Wheeler, Anthony______2 (1) Freeman, Edwin______3 (3) Dickson, Michael______1 (1) Hall, Jason______3 (3) Elliott, DeShon______1 (1) Jefferson, Malik______3 (3) Rowland, Joshua______1 (1) Johnson, Gary______3 (2)

29 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • DEFENSE GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES (INDIVIDUAL) TOTAL TACKLES______UA-A______TOT______MD_____SJSU_____ USC_____ ISU_____ KSU______OU______OSU______BAY_____ TCU______KU____ WVU_____ TTU Jefferson, Mali LB______71-29______100______5-4______3-4______9-2______6-0______6-4______8-3______11-3______6-2______7-3______4-3______6-1 Jones, Brandon DB______49-10______59______5-1______2-2______7-0______3-0______9-2______3-1______1-0______2-2______7-2______5-0______5-0 Elliott, DeShon DB______44-13______57______2-2______1-0______5-2______4-2______3-3______5-1______1-1______7-1______4-1______7-0______5-0 Hill, Holton DB______39-12______51______8-0______-______3-4______6-2______1-1______4-3______8-1______5-1______4-0_____ DNP____ DNP Boyd, Kris DB______30-18______48______2-2______1-2______1-1______3-2______1-2______3-3______11-2______1-0______1-3______5-1______1-0 Johnson, Gary LB______26-17______43______-______3-2______1-2______-______0-1______-______6-2______5-1______4-5______3-1______4-3 Wheeler, Anthon LB______18-22______40______2-0______2-3______5-7______1-3______0-4______2-3______2-1______1-0______0-1______3-0______- Locke III, P.J. DB______20-12______32______1-2______-______2-1______3-0______2-2______3-3______7-1______2-3______DNP_____ DNP____ DNP Hughes, Naashon LB______21-9______30______5-1______1-1______3-2______2-1______6-0______4-3______-______-______0-1______-______- Roach, Malcolm DL______16-14______30______1-0______1-0______2-0______0-1______2-4______2-2______1-2______1-0______2-3______3-2______1-0 Ford, Poona DL______19-8______27______1-2______1-0______3-1______2-0______0-1______0-1______3-1______1-0______5-2______2-0______1-0 Davis, Antwuan DB______17-6______23______1-0______1-0______1-0______-______-______1-0______-______2-1______6-1______0-3______5-1 Omenihu, Charle DL______16-6______22______3-1______1-0______2-1______0-1______3-1______1-1______1-0______1-1______1-0______1-0______2-0 Hager, Breckyn LB______17-1______18______1-0______1-0______-______1-0______-______0-1______3-0______5-0______2-0______3-0______1-0 Davis, Davante DB______15-2______17______-______1-0______1-1______-______-______DNP______-______DNP______DNP______6-1______7-0 Bonney, John DB______11-6______17______1-1______1-0______3-1______1-0______-______0-1______4-1______1-2______-______-______- Hall, Jason DB______13-2______15______-______2-0______-______-______1-0______1-0______-______-______-______5-1______4-1 Nelson, Chris DL______10-5______15______-______1-0______1-1______0-1______DNP______1-1______1-1______2-0______2-1______1-0______1-0 Thompson, Josh DB______9-2______11______2-0______5-1______DNP_____ DNP_____ DNP______-______1-1______1-0______-______-______DNP McCulloch, Jeff LB______6-4______10______1-0______-______0-2______0-1______2-0______-______1-0______2-0______0-1_____ DNP____ DNP Freeman, Edwin LB______5-1______6______DNP______1-1______-______-______-______DNP______1-0______2-0______1-0______-______- Wilbon, Gerald DL______1-4______5______-______0-1______1-2______-______-______DNP______DNP______-______0-1______-______DNP Graham, Ta’Quon DL______3-2______5______-______-______DNP______-______-______1-1______1-1______1-0______-______-______- Chisholm, Jamar DL______1-2______3______-______1-1______DNP______-______DNP______-______-______-______0-1______-______DNP Brown, Chris DB______3-0______3______DNP_____ DNP______-______-______-______-______-______1-0______-______-______2-0 Bimage, Marqez LB______3-0______3______2-0______1-0______-______-______DNP______-______-______-______-______-______- Dickson, Michae______1-0______1______-______-______-______-______-______-______-______-______1-0______-______- Rowland, Joshua______1-0______1______-______1-0______-______-______-______-______-______-______-______-______- Joe, Lorenzo______1-0______1______-______-______-______-______-______-______-______-______-______1-0______- Burt, John______1-0______1______-______-______-______1-0______-______-______-______-______-______-______-

2017 OFFICIATING CREWS 1 - MARYLAND 3 - USC 5 - KANSAS STATE 7 - OKLAHOMA STATE 9 - TCU 11 - WEST VIRGINIA R: Rod Snodgrass R: Land Clark R: Mike Defee R: Scott Campbell R: Brad Van Vark R: Brandon Cruse U: James Shaw III U: Matt Jordan U: Robert Richeson U: Joel Bellinger U: Michael Cooper U: Rick Podraza HL: Ric Hinkamper HL: Bob Day HL: Al Green HL: Doug Moore HL: George Gusman HL: Brad Edwards LJ: Jeff Szink LJ: Dale Keller LJ: Derek Anderson LJ: Keith Garmond LJ: Frank LeBlanc LJ: Kelly Deterding BJ: Dennis Morris BJ: Justin Nelson BJ: Terry Jones BJ: Joel Wetzel BJ: Brian Ernest BJ: Daniel Young FJ: Jeffery Noggle FJ: Brad Glenn FJ: Joe Blubaugh FJ: Randy Smith FJ: Jason Ledet FJ:Jason Ledet SJ: Frank Steratore SJ: Michael Marsh SJ: Lo van Pham SJ: Corey Luxner SJ: Fulton Carson SJ: Tuta Salaam CJ: Eric Oliver CJ: John Love CJ: Marvel July CJ: Mike Cuttone CJ: Brian Alos CJ: Darren Winkley

2 - SAN JOSE STATE 4 - IOWA STATE 6 - OKLAHOMA 8 - BAYLOR 10 - KANSAS 12 - TEXAS TECH R: Brad Van Vark R: Scott Campbell R: Cooper Castleberry R: Reggie Smith R: David Alvarez R: U: Michael Cooper U: Joel Bellinger U: Jim Adams U: Tab Slaughter U: Marlow Fitzgerald U: HL: George Gusman HL: Doug Moore HL: Cal McNeill HL: Mike Moeller HL: Rick Smith HL: LJ: Frank LeBlanc LJ: Keith Garmond LJ: Kelly Deterding LJ: Mark Stewart LJ: Scott Reilly LJ: BJ: Brian Ernest BJ: Joe Wetzel BJ: Chris Alston BJ: Lyndon Nixon BJ: Terry White BJ: FJ: Jason Ledet FJ: Randy Smith FJ: Scott Gains FJ: Matt Mills FJ: Nick Lave FJ: SJ: Fulton Carson SJ: Corey Luxner SJ: Anthony Flemming SJ: Tim Murray SJ: Richard Corona SJ: CJ: Brian Alos CJ: Mike Cuttone CJ: Chris Tallent CJ: Dan Scanlan CJ: Mike Contreraz CJ:

30 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • DEFENSE DEFENSIVE LEADERS TACKLES FOR LOSS QB PRESSURES PASS BREAKUPS MULTI-TFL GAMES Jefferson, Malik______10.0-44 Jefferson, Malik______5 Boyd, Kris______9 Wheeler, Anthony______3.5 at USC Elliott, DeShon______8.5-24 Omenihu, Charles______5 Hill, Holton______6 Ford, Poona______2.5 vs. Oklahoma State Hager, Breckyn______7.0-31 Hager, Breckyn______3 Elliott, DeShon______5 Jefferson, Malik______2.5 at Baylor Omenihu, Charles______6.0-25 Jones, Brandon______2 Bonney, John______3 Elliott, DeShon______2.0 at TCU Ford, Poona______6.0-20 McCulloch, Jeffrey______2 Hager, Breckyn______3 Elliott, DeShon______2.0 vs. Kansas Wheeler, Anthony______4.5-19 Johnson, Gary______2 Hall, Jason______3 Ford, Poona______2.0 vs. Kansas Jones, Brandon______4.0-8 Hall, Jason______1 Hughes, Naashon______2 Hager, Breckyn_____2.0 vs. Oklahoma State Roach, Malcolm______3.5-21 Roach, Malcolm______1 Davis, Davante______2 Hager, Breckyn______2.0 at Baylor Hughes, Naashon______3.5-12 Hughes, Naashon______1 Ford, Poona______1 Jefferson, Malik______2.0 at USC Johnson, Gary______3.5-12 Ford, Poona______1 Johnson, Collin______1 Jefferson, Malik______2.0 vs. Kansas State Locke, P.J.______2.5-8 TOTAL______23 Jones, Brandon______1 Jones, Brandon______2.0 vs. Kansas Davis, Antwuan______2.0-15 Locke III, P.J. ______1 Elliott, DeShon______1.5 vs. Kansas State McCulloch, Jeffrey______1.5-14 FORCED FUMBLES Roach, Malcolm______1 Ford, Poona______1.5 at TCU Freeman, Edwin______1.0-12 Elliott, Deshon______3 Johnson, Collin______1 Jefferson, Malik______1.5 vs. Kansas Hall, Jason______1.0-8 Ford, Poona______1 TOTAL______38 Locke III, P.J.______1.5 at Baylor Chisholm, Jamari______1.0-2 Hall, Jason______1 Roach, Malcolm______1.5 vs. Kansas Graham, Ta’Quon______1.0-2 Hill, Holton______1 BLOCKED PUNTS TOTAL______16 Nelson, Chris______1.0-1 Omenihu, Charles______1 Joe, Lorenzo______1 *Must include one solo TFL to qualify Bonney, John______0.5-8 Jones, Brandon______1 TOTAL______1 Wilbon, Gerald______0.5-4 Johnson, Gary______1 MULTI-SACK GAMES Boyd, Kris______0.5-1 Davis, Antwuan______1 BLOCKED FIELD GOALS/PAT Hager, Breckyn_____2.0 vs. Oklahoma State TOTAL______69.0-291 TOTAL______10 Ford, Poona______1 (FG) Wheeler, Anthony______1.5 at USC TOTAL______1 (FG) Jefferson, Malik______1.5 at Baylor SACKS RECOVERED FUMBLES TOTAL______3 Jefferson, Malik______4.0-34 Bonney, John______2 *Must include one solo sack to qualify Hager, Breckyn______4.0-23 Davis, Antwuan______2 Omenihu, Charles______3.0-18 Elliott, DeShon______1 Wheeler, Anthony______2.5-15 Nelson, Chris______1 Roach, Malcolm______2.0-16 Burt, John______1 Johnson, Gary______2.0-10 TOTAL______7 Hughes, Naashon ______2.0-8 McCulloch, Jeffrey______1.5-14 INTERCEPTIONS Elliott, DeShon______1.5-6 Elliott, DeShon______6 Davis, Antwuan______1.0-13 Davis, Antwuan______2 Freeman, Edwin______1.0-12 Hill, Holton______2 Hall, Jason______1.0-8 Bonney, John______1 Bonney, John______0.5-8 Boyd, Kris______1 Wilbon, Gerald______0.5-4 Hall, Jason______1 Ford, Poona______0.5-3 TOTAL______13 TOTAL______27.0-192 GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSIVE STATISTICS (TEAM)

Opponent______Sacks______TFL______FF______FR______INT______PBU______P_BLK______FG_BLK______XP_BLK______QBP MARYLAND______1.0-4______2-6______0______0-0______1-31______1______0______1______0______0 SAN JOSE STATE______1.0-12______3-15______1______1-0______1-45______3______0______0______0______1 at USC______3.0-27______9-41______0______0-0______2-62______6______0______0______0______0 at Iowa State______4.0-27______4-27______0______0-0______3-48______7______0______0______0______6 KANSAS STATE______3.0-15______8-26______0______0-0______1-0______2______0______0______0______0 vs. Oklahoma______2.0-9______4-15______1______0-0______1-0______2______0______0______0______2 OKLAHOMA STATE______2.0-14______6-24______2______1-0______0-0______5______0______0______0______2 at Baylor______3.0-35______10-54______2______2-13______1-43______4______0______0______0______2 at TCU______2.0-12______7-24______0______0-0______0-0______1______1______0______0______2 KANSAS______4.0-19______12-39______1______1-0______3-41______3______0______0______0______2 at West Virginia______2.0-18______4.0-20______3______2-0______0-0______4______0______0______0______1 TEXAS TECH

31 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • SPECIALISTS

PLACEKICKERS PUNTERS #49 Joshua Rowland #13 Michael Dickson

OPPONENT FG-FGA PAT-A POINTS LONG OPPONENT______NO.____ YDS__ AVG.___ LONG ___ TB ____ FC ____ 50+ ___ I20 MARYLAND______0-2______5-5______5______0 MARYLAND______2_____ 116____58.0_____ 64______0______1______2______0 SAN JOSE STATE______0-1______8-8______8______0 SAN JOSE STATE______3_____ 135____45.0_____ 58______1______1______1______0 at USC______1-1______3-3______6______39 at USC______7_____ 289____41.3_____ 53______1______2______1______2 at Iowa State______1-1______2-2______5______49 at Iowa State______7_____ 328____46.9_____ 61______0______3______4______4 KANSAS STATE______2-4______4-4______10______34 KANSAS STATE______3_____ 160____53.3_____ 67______0______0______1______1 vs. Oklahoma______1-1______3-3______6______34 vs. Oklahoma______5_____ 275____55.0_____ 69______1______1______4______2 OKLAHOMA STATE______1-1______1-1______4______22 OKLAHOMA STATE_____11____ 560____50.9_____ 66______1______4______6______5 at Baylor______1-2______5-5______8______18 at Baylor______6_____ 267____44.5_____ 54______1______3______2______3 at TCU______0-1______1-1______1______0 at TCU______9_____ 457____50.8_____ 76______1______3______5______3 KANSAS______0-0______0-0______0______0 KANSAS______4_____ 186____46.5_____ 53______1______1______2______1 at West Virginia______0-0______0-0______0______0 at West Virginia______7_____ 301____43.0_____ 59______0______5______1______4 TEXAS TECH TEXAS TECH

TOTALS______7-14______32-32______53______49 TOTALS______64____ 3074___48.0_____ 76______7_____ 24______29_____25 #38 Mitchell Becker

OPPONENT FG-FGA PAT-A POINTS LONG MARYLAND______0-0______0-0______0______0 SAN JOSE STATE______0-0______0-0______0______0 at USC______0-0______0-0______0______0 at Iowa State______0-0______0-0______0______0 KANSAS STATE______0-0______0-0______0______0 vs. Oklahoma______0-0______0-0______0______0 OKLAHOMA STATE______0-0______0-0______0______0 at Baylor______0-0______0-0______0______0 at TCU______0-0______0-0______0______0 KANSAS______0-1______6-6______6______0 at West Virginia______0-0______4-4______4______0 TEXAS TECH

TOTALS______0-1______10-10______10______0

32 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • STARTERS/PARTICIPATION ## ___ Name _____ GP/GS _____ MD______SJSU______USC______ISU______KSU______OU______OSU______BAY______TCU______KU______WVU______TTU 69___ Allsup, Austin ______3/-______...______XXX______...______...______...______...______...______XXX______...______XXX______... 63___ Anderson, Alex _____3/-______...______XXX______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______XXX______XXX 38___ Becker, Mitchel______2/-______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______XXX______XXX 42___ Bimage, Marqez ____ 10/-______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______...______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX 24___ Bonney, John ____ 11/1______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______START______XXX______XXX______XXX 36___ Boyd, Demarco _____3/-______XXX______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______XXX______XXX______... 2 ____ Boyd, Kris ______11/10______START______START______XXX______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START 80___ Brewer, Cade _____ 10/3______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______START______XXX______START______START______XXX______... 15___ Brown, Chris ______9/-______...______...______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX 7 ____ Buechele, Shane_____7/6______START______...______...______START______...______XXX______...______START______START______START______START 1 ____ Burt, John ______11/-______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX 30___ Carter, Toneil ______8/2______...______XXX______...______START______XXX______XXX______START______XXX______...______XXX______XXX 91___ Chisholm, Jamar____8/-______XXX______XXX______...______XXX______...______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______... 98___ Christmas, D’An_____2/-______...______XXX______XXX______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______... 1C___ Covey, Josh ______1/-______...______XXX______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______... 51___ Cuney, Terrell ______7/7______...______...______...______...______START______START______START______START______START______START______START 16___ Curtis, Davion ______1/-______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______XXX______...______...______... 7D___ Davis, Antwuan ____ 11/3______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______START______START______START 18___ Davis, Davante ______8/3______XXX______XXX______START______XXX______XXX______...______XXX______...______...______START______START 1D___ Dickson, Michae____ 11/-______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX 2D___ Durst, Jarmarqu_____1/-______...______XXX______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______... 6 ____ Duvernay, Devin____ 11/1______START______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX 27___ Duvernay, Donov____2/-______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______XXX______...______XXX______... 1E___ Ehlinger, Sam ______7/5______...______START______START______...______START______START______START______...______...______XXX______XXX 4 ____ Elliott, DeShon_____11/11______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START 95___ Ford, Poona _____11/11______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START 3 ____ Foreman, Armant____9/4______XXX______XXX______XXX______START______...______...______XXX______START______START______XXX______START 35___ Freeman, Edwin _____9/-______...______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______...______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX 54___ Graf, Garrett ______3/-______...______XXX______...______...______...______...______...______XXX______...______XXX______... 49___ Graham, Ta’Quon___ 10/-______XXX______XXX______...______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX 87___ Gray, Garrett ______2/1______START______XXX______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______... 4H___ Hafley, Trenton______1/-______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______XXX______... 44___ Hager, Breckyn ____ 11/3______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______START______XXX______START______START 31___ Hall, Jason ______11/2______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______START______START 13___ Heard, Jerrod _____ 10/-______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______...______XXX______XXX______XXX 17___ Hemphill, Reggi____ 11/3______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______START______START______START______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX 5 ____ Hill, Holton ______9/9______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______...______... 53___ Holbrook, Jak _____ 11/-______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX 73___ Hudson, Patrick_____2/-______XXX______XXX______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______...______... 40___ Hughes, Naashon___ 11/8______START______START______START______START______START______START______START______XXX______START______XXX______XXX 84___ Humphrey, Lil’J____ 11/5______START______START______START______XXX______START______XXX______START______XXX______XXX______XXX______XXX 46___ Jefferson, 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33 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • CAREER HIGHS Becker, Mitchel Davis, Antwuan Ford, Poona Points scored: 6, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 ; TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Points scored: 6, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 Tackles: 8, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 (7-1); RICE, Sep 12, 2015 (5-3) Kick PATs: 6, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 Touchdowns: 1, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 Sacks: 1.5, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (1-1) Points by kicking: 6, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 ; TCU, Nov 25, 2016 All-purpose yards: 16, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 Tackles for loss: 2.5, Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 (2-0) Field goals made: 2, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Interceptions: 2 [t-1st], Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, Field goal attempts: 2, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Long interception return: 16, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 2016 ; Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 Longest field goal: 31, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Tackles: 7, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 (6-1) Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-5th], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct Tackles: 1, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-0) Sacks: 1.0, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 (1-0) 08, 2016 Tackles for loss: 1.0, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 (1-0); at West Virginia, Nov 18, Pass breakups: 1, at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 ; San Jose State, Sep 09, 2017 Bimage, Marqez 2017 (1-0) Blocked kicks: 1 [t-1st], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 ; at Oklahoma State, Oct Tackles: 2, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 (2-0) Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 1, 2016 ; Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-5th], Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 ; San Jose State, Sep 09, Bonney, John 2017 ; California, Sep 19, 2015 Foreman, Armanti Interceptions: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 Pass breakups: 1, California, Sep 19, 2015 Points scored: 6, 10 times Tackles: 9, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (6-3) Touchdowns: 1, 10 times Sacks: 1.0, Kansas State, Oct 24, 2015 (1-0) Davis, Davante Rush attempts: 2, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 Tackles for loss: 1.0, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1-0); Kansas State, Oct Interceptions: 1, at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015 Rush yards: 30, at Kansas, Sep 27, 2014 (1 carries) 24, 2015 (1-0) Tackles: 7, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 (6-1); at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 (7-0) Long rush: 29, at Kansas, Sep 27, 2014 Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 ; Texas Tech, Nov Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Iowa State, Oct 31, 2015 (1-0); at California, Sep 17, Receptions: 6, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 26, 2015 2016 (1-0) Receiving yards: 142, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (4 receptions) Fumbles recovered: 2 [t-1st], at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 Receiving TDs: 1, 10 times Pass breakups: 3 [t-3rd], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 Pass breakups: 3 [t-3rd], at Iowa State, Oct 31, 2015 Long reception: 73 [t-10th], TCU, Nov 27, 2014 Total offense attempts: 2, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 (2 rush,0 pass) Boyd, Kris Dickson, Michael Total ofense yards: 30, at Kansas, Sep 27, 2014 (30 rush,0 pass) All-purpose yards: 63, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 Rush attempts: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 All-purpose yards: 198, TCU, Nov 27, 2014 Kick returns: 3, at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 Rush yards: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1 carries) Punt returns: 4 [t-3rd], Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 Kick return yards: 63, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (2 returns) Long rush: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 Punt return yards: 42, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (4 returns) Long kick return: 38, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Total offense attempts: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1 rush,0 pass) Long punt return: 22, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 Interceptions: 1, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 ; at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 Total ofense yards: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (6 rush,0 pass) Kick returns: 5 [t-9th], TCU, Nov 27, 2014 Long interception return: 26, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 All-purpose yards: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 Kick return yards: 107, TCU, Nov 27, 2014 (5 returns) Tackles: 13, Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 (11-2) Punt attempts: 11 [t-1st], Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 Long kick return: 33, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1-0) Punt yards: 560 [1st], Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 (11 punts) Tackles: 1, TCU, Nov 27, 2014 (1-0) Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; at Notre Dame, Sep Longest punt: 76 [1st], at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 05, 2015 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 Tackles: 1, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 (1-0); at Iowa State, Oct 31, 2015 (1-0); Notre Freeman, Edwin Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-5th], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; vs Oklahoma, Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (1-0) All-purpose yards: 33, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 Oct 08, 2016 Interceptions: 1, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 Pass breakups: 3 [t-3rd], Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 ; at Iowa State, Sep Duvernay, Devin Long interception return: 33, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 28, 2017 Points scored: 6, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 ; at Tackles: 9, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (7-2) Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 Sacks: 1.0, 4 times Brown, Chris Touchdowns: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 ; at Kansas Tackles for loss: 2.0, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (2-0); TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Tackles: 2, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 (2-0) State, Oct 22, 2016 (2-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0) Receptions: 4, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Buechele, Shane Receiving yards: 96, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (4 receptions) Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-5th], at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 Points scored: 6, 4 times Receiving TDs: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 ; at Touchdowns: 1, 4 times Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 Graham, Ta’Quon Rush attempts: 15, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Long reception: 80 [t-3rd], at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 Tackles: 2, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 (1-1); Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 Rush yards: 44, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (13 carries) All-purpose yards: 149, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1-1) Rush TDs: 1, 4 times Kick returns: 7 [t-1st], at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 (1-0) Long rush: 28, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Kick return yards: 143 [4th], at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (7 returns) Pass attempts: 52 [1st], Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Long kick return: 34, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Hager, Breckyn Pass completions: 34 [1st], Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Tackles: 1, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (1-0) All-purpose yards: 10, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Pass yards: 375 [2nd], Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Interceptions: 1, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Pass TDs: 4 [t-2nd], UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 Ehlinger, Sam Long interception return: 10, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Had intercepted: 3 [t-4th], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 Points scored: 6, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 ; Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 Tackles: 8, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (3-5) Long pass: 80 [t-3rd], at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 Touchdowns: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 ; Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 Sacks: 2.0 [t-8th], Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 (2-0) Total offense attempts: 67 [2nd], Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 (15 rush,52 pass) Rush attempts: 22, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 Tackles for loss: 2.5, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (2-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0) Total ofense yards: 396 [5th], Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 (21 rush,375 pass) Rush yards: 110, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 (22 carries) Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 All-purpose yards: 44, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 Rush TDs: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 ; Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 Pass breakups: 2, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 Punt attempts: 1, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Long rush: 24, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Punt yards: 36, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1 punts) Pass attempts: 50 [2nd], Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Hall, Jason Longest punt: 36, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Pass completions: 30 [t-3rd], Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 All-purpose yards: 35, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Tackles: 1, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1-0) Pass yards: 380 [1st], Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Interceptions: 1, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 ; RICE, Pass TDs: 2, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 ; Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 ; at Sep 12, 2015 Burt, John USC, Sep 16, 2017 Long interception return: 31, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Points scored: 6, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 ; RICE, Had intercepted: 2 [t-9th], at USC, Sep 16, 2017 Tackles: 9, West Virginia, Nov 08, 2014 (6-3) Sep 12, 2015 Long pass: 90 [1st], Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 Sacks: 2.0 [t-8th], at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (2-0) Touchdowns: 1, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 ; RICE, Receptions: 1, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Tackles for loss: 2.0, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (2-0) Sep 12, 2015 Receiving yards: 23, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 (1 receptions) Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; San Jose State, Sep Rush attempts: 1, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 Long reception: 23, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 09, 2017 Rush yards: -2, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1 carries) Total offense attempts: 70 [1st], Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 (20 rush,50 pass) Pass breakups: 2, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Receptions: 6, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 Total ofense yards: 487 [2nd], Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 (107 rush,380 pass) Receiving yards: 113, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 (4 receptions) All-purpose yards: 110, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 Heard, Jerrod Receiving TDs: 1, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 ; RICE, Points scored: 18 [t-7th], California, Sep 19, 2015 Sep 12, 2015 Elliott, DeShon Touchdowns: 3 [t-7th], California, Sep 19, 2015 Long reception: 90 [1st], Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 Points scored: 6, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 ; at USC, Sep 16, 2017 Rush attempts: 24, California, Sep 19, 2015 Total offense attempts: 1, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1 rush,0 pass) Touchdowns: 1, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 ; at USC, Sep 16, 2017 Rush yards: 163, California, Sep 19, 2015 (24 carries) Total ofense yards: -2, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (-2 rush,0 pass) All-purpose yards: 62, at USC, Sep 16, 2017 Rush TDs: 3 [t-7th], California, Sep 19, 2015 All-purpose yards: 113, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 Interceptions: 2 [t-1st], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; at USC, Sep 16, 2017 ; at Iowa Long rush: 45, California, Sep 19, 2015 Tackles: 1, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 (1-0) State, Sep 28, 2017 Pass attempts: 31, California, Sep 19, 2015 Long interception return: 43 [t-7th], at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Pass completions: 20, California, Sep 19, 2015 Carter, Toneil Tackles: 8, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 (7-1) Pass yards: 364 [t-3rd], California, Sep 19, 2015 Points scored: 6, 4 times Sacks: 1.0, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0); at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 (1-0) Pass TDs: 2, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Touchdowns: 1, 4 times Tackles for loss: 2.0, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 (2-0); Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 (2-0) Had intercepted: 2 [t-9th], at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015 Rush attempts: 15, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], 4 times Long pass: 84 [2nd], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 Rush yards: 70, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 (15 carries) Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-5th], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 ; Oklahoma State, Oct 21, Receptions: 6, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 Rush TDs: 1, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 ; at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 ; San Jose 2017 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 Receiving yards: 73, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (2 receptions) State, Sep 09, 2017 Pass breakups: 2, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 ; at USC, Sep 16, 2017 Receiving TDs: 2 [t-3rd], UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 Long rush: 38, San Jose State, Sep 09, 2017 Long reception: 68, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 Receptions: 2, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 Total offense attempts: 55 [t-7th], California, Sep 19, 2015 (24 rush,31 pass) Receiving yards: 23, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 (2 receptions) Total ofense yards: 527 [1st], California, Sep 19, 2015 (163 rush,364 pass) Receiving TDs: 1, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 All-purpose yards: 163, California, Sep 19, 2015 Long reception: 22, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 Total offense attempts: 15, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 (15 rush,0 pass) Total ofense yards: 70, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 (70 rush,0 pass) All-purpose yards: 77, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 34 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH 2017 STATISTICS • CAREER HIGHS

Hemphill, Reggie Jones, Brandon Warren III, Chris Points scored: 6, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Points scored: 2, at California, Sep 17, 2016 Points scored: 24 [t-2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 Touchdowns: 1, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 All-purpose yards: 23, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Touchdowns: 4 [t-2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 Rush attempts: 2, Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 ; at USC, Sep 16, 2017 Punt returns: 1, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016 Rush attempts: 28 [t-10th], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 Rush yards: 14, at USC, Sep 16, 2017 (2 carries) Punt return yards: 19, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1 returns) Rush yards: 276 [2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (25 carries) Long rush: 14, at USC, Sep 16, 2017 Kick returns: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 ; Maryland, Rush TDs: 4 [t-2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 Receptions: 12 [1st], Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Sep 02, 2017 Long rush: 91 [2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 Receiving yards: 121, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 (12 receptions) Kick return yards: 23, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1 returns) Pass attempts: 1, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Long reception: 50, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Long kick return: 23, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Receptions: 4, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 Total offense attempts: 2, Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 (2 rush,0 pass); at Tackles: 11, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 (9-2) Receiving yards: 55, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 (4 receptions) USC, Sep 16, 2017 (2 rush,0 pass) Tackles for loss: 2.0, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 (2-0) Receiving TDs: 1, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 ; Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Total ofense yards: 14, at USC, Sep 16, 2017 (14 rush,0 pass) Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Long reception: 33, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 All-purpose yards: 160, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Pass breakups: 1, Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 Total offense attempts: 28, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (28 rush,0 pass) Punt returns: 2, 5 times Blocked kicks: 1 [t-1st], UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016 Total ofense yards: 276, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (276 rush,0 pass) Punt return yards: 91 [4th], Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 (1 returns) All-purpose yards: 288 [2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 Long punt return: 91 [1st], Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Locke III, P.J. Tackles: 1, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1-0) Rush yards: 4, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 (0 carries) Hughes, Naashon Total ofense yards: 4, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 (4 rush,0 pass) Wheeler, Anthony Tackles: 10, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (7-3) All-purpose yards: 4, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 Tackles: 13, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (6-7) Sacks: 2.5 [t-6th], Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (2-1) Interceptions: 1, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Sacks: 1.5, at USC, Sep 16, 2017 (1-1) Tackles for loss: 2.5, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (2-1) Long interception return: 2, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 Tackles for loss: 3.5 [t-8th], at USC, Sep 16, 2017 (3-1) Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016 Tackles: 8, Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 (7-1) Fumbles forced: 2 [t-1st], Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Pass breakups: 2, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 Sacks: 1.0, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (1-0) Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-5th], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 Blocked kicks: 1 [t-1st], Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 Tackles for loss: 1.5, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 (1-0) Pass breakups: 1, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 ; Notre Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 Dame, Sep 04, 2016 Humphrey, Lil’Jordan Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-5th], Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Points scored: 6, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 ; at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Pass breakups: 3 [t-3rd], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 Young, Daniel Touchdowns: 1, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 ; at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Points scored: 6, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 ; at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Rush attempts: 3, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 Moore, Kendall Touchdowns: 1, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 ; at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Rush yards: 21, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 (1 carries) Points scored: 6, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Rush attempts: 21, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 Rush TDs: 1, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 Touchdowns: 1, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Rush yards: 85, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 (12 carries) Long rush: 21, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Receptions: 1, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Rush TDs: 1, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 ; at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Pass attempts: 1, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 ; Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Receiving yards: 4, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 (1 receptions) Long rush: 36, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Receptions: 6, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 Receiving TDs: 1, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Receptions: 3, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Receiving yards: 109, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 (6 receptions) Long reception: 4, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Receiving yards: 42, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 (2 receptions) Receiving TDs: 1, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 All-purpose yards: 4, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 Long reception: 37, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 Long reception: 42, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 Total offense attempts: 21, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 (21 rush,0 pass) Total offense attempts: 3, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 (3 rush,0 pass) Nelson, Chris Total ofense yards: 85, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 (85 rush,0 pass) Total ofense yards: 21, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 (21 rush,0 pass) Tackles: 8, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (3-5) All-purpose yards: 99, at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 All-purpose yards: 109, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 Sacks: 1.5, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-1) Kick returns: 1, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Punt returns: 1, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 Tackles for loss: 2.5, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (2-1) Kick return yards: 9, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 (1 returns) Kick returns: 1, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 ; Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 Long kick return: 9, Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Kick return yards: 12, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 (1 returns); Maryland, Sep Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-5th], at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 02, 2017 (1 returns) Long kick return: 12, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 ; Maryland, Sep 02, 2017 Omenihu, Charles Tackles: 5, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (0-5); Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (4-1) Jefferson, Malik Sacks: 1.5, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1-1) Points scored: 6, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Tackles for loss: 1.5, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1-1) Touchdowns: 1, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Tackles: 14, Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 (11-3) Sacks: 2.0 [t-8th], vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (2-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Porter, Kyle (2-0) Points scored: 12, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Tackles for loss: 2.5, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 (2-1); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0); Touchdowns: 2, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 at Notre Dame, Sep 05, 2015 (2-0) Rush attempts: 17, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], TCU, Nov 25, 2016 ; Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 Rush yards: 72, San Jose State, Sep 09, 2017 (16 carries) Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-5th], RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Rush TDs: 2, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Pass breakups: 1, 6 times Long rush: 30, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 Receptions: 2, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 Joe, Lorenzo Receiving yards: 31, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 (2 receptions) Points scored: 6, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 ; at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 Receiving TDs: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 Touchdowns: 1, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 ; at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 Long reception: 16, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 Receptions: 5, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 Total offense attempts: 17, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 (17 rush,0 pass) Receiving yards: 98, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 (5 receptions) Total ofense yards: 72, San Jose State, Sep 09, 2017 (72 rush,0 pass) Receiving TDs: 1, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 ; at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 All-purpose yards: 84, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Long reception: 61, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Kick returns: 3, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 All-purpose yards: 98, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 Kick return yards: 71, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 (3 returns) Tackles: 1, Kansas, Nov 11, 2017 (1-0); at Oklahoma State, Nov 15, 2014 (0-1) Long kick return: 41, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 Blocked kicks: 1 [t-1st], at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 Roach, Malcolm Johnson, Collin Tackles: 7, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (5-2) Points scored: 12, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 Sacks: 1.0, 5 times Touchdowns: 2, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 Tackles for loss: 3.0 [t-10th], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (3-0) Rush yards: -7, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 (0 carries) Pass breakups: 1, at Baylor, Oct 28, 2017 Receptions: 7, 4 times Receiving yards: 191 [1st], at USC, Sep 16, 2017 (7 receptions) Rowland, Joshua Receiving TDs: 2 [t-3rd], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 Points scored: 10, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Long reception: 48, at USC, Sep 16, 2017 Kick PATs: 8 [t-3rd], San Jose State, Sep 09, 2017 Total ofense yards: -7, vs Oklahoma, Oct 14, 2017 (-7 rush,0 pass) Points by kicking: 10, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 All-purpose yards: 191, at USC, Sep 16, 2017 Field goals made: 2, Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Tackles: 1, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (1-0) Field goal attempts: 4 [t-1st], Kansas State, Oct 07, 2017 Pass breakups: 1, Oklahoma State, Oct 21, 2017 Longest field goal: 49, at Iowa State, Sep 28, 2017 Tackles: 1, San Jose State, Sep 09, 2017 (1-0) Johnson, Gary Tackles: 9, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 (4-5) Sacks: 1.0, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 (0-2); at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017 (1-0) Tackles for loss: 1.5, at TCU, Nov 04, 2017 (0-2) Fumbles forced: 1 [t-5th], at West Virginia, Nov 18, 2017

35 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME ONE • AUSTIN, TEXAS MARYLAND TERRAPINS 41 88,396 TEXAS 51 LONGHORNS

AUSTIN, Texas – The University of Texas battled back from an early UM pushed the lead back to 17 with a pair of touchdown runs in the fourth 20-point deficit, but fell to the Maryland Terrapins, 51-41, at Darrell K quarter to give the Terrapins a 51-34 lead. Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium on Saturday afternoon, the first game of the Tom Herman Era. Texas closed out the scoring on a 32-yard touchdown pass from Buechele to Collin Johnson, who caught seven passes for 125 yards, to make it Texas defensive back Holton Hill scored two touchdowns and Reggie 51-41. Hemphill-Mapps added a punt return for touchdown to highlight a back- and-fourth battle. In all, 10 different receivers caught passes, including Hemphill-Mapps who caught seven passes for 69 yards. Texas was able to get on the board fast, as Hill stepped under a tipped pass for the interception on the third play of the game, returning it 31 Seventeen Horns recorded tackles, led by Malik Jefferson with nine and yards for a touchdown and an early 7-0 lead. Hill with eight, and Charles Omenihu picked up the first sack of the season.

Maryland followed with 27 unanswered points, passing for three The Longhorns are back in action on Saturday, Sept. 9 with a home touchdowns and adding another score on a blocked field goal attempt that matchup against the San Jose State Spartans. Kickoff is scheduled for was returned for a touchdown. 2:30 p.m. on Longhorn Network.

The Longhorns ended the Maryland scoring run in the second quarter when defensive lineman Poona Ford blocked a 30-yard field goal attempt. Hill picked up the ball at the Maryland 35-yard line and ran untouched for his second touchdown of the game, cutting the deficit to 27-14.

The Terrapins tacked on a field goal to build their lead to 30-14 at the half.

Texas fought back, scoring its first offensive touchdown of the season midway through the third quarter when quarterback Shane Buechele hit wide receiver Armanti Foreman on a cross for a 33-yard touchdown, closing the gap to 30-20.

Buechele overcame an interception on his first throw of the season to finish the day strong, completing 34-of-52 attempts, include 12 consecutive completions in the first half, and throwing for a career-high 375 yards, while also passing for two touchdowns and running for another.

After the Texas defense forced its second three-and-out of the half, Hemphill-Mapps received the punt at the UT 9-yard line, made two defenders miss and sprinted down the right sideline for his first Longhorn touchdown, bringing Texas to within a score of 30-27.

The Terps added a touchdown on their next possession, growing the lead to 37-27, but Texas responded, scoring on a 3-yard touchdown run by Buechele to shrink the Maryland lead back to 37-34. The 9-play, 66-yard drive was highlighted by a 21-yard run off a direct to wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey. 36 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME TWO • AUSTIN, TEXAS SAN JOSE STATE SPARTANS 56 88,117 TEXAS 0 LONGHORNS

AUSTIN, Texas – Chris Warren III ran for 166 yards and two touchdowns as The University of The Longhorns added a touchdown at the beginning of the fourth quarter when Warren scored on Texas rolled to a 56-0 victory over San Jose State at Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium on a 9-yard run to make it 42-0. Saturday afternoon, the first victory of the Tom Herman Era. On the Spartans next play from scrimmage, defensive back Jason Hall forced a fumble that was “Really proud of our guys for tuning out all the noise and tuning out all the distractions that they recovered by defensive back Antwuan Davis at the SJSU 19-yard line. The Horns took advantage could have allowed to creep in after last week’s showing,” Herman said after the game. “They got of the gift, scoring three plays later on a 1-yard touchdown pass from Ehlinger to wide receiver back to work and they knew what we had to do. They knew what we’re capable of doing, and they Amanti Foreman, who caught five passes for 51 yards. did it. I couldn’t be more proud of that team in there right now for responding the way they did.” Ehlinger on the day completed 15-of-27 passes for 222 yards and a touchdown, while also rushing In his first career start, true freshman quarterback Sam Ehlinger guided Texas to 623 yards of total for 48 yards. offense, including 406 yards on the ground, to collect his first victory as a Longhorn. Ehlinger is the 10th true freshman to start for UT and the eighth to earn a win. Running back Toneil Carter tacked on another touchdown for UT with 2:46 remaining in the game, scoring on 4-yard run for a final of 56-0. Defensively, the Horns held San Jose State to 171 yards of total offense and for the second straight game defensive back Holton Hill returned an interception for a touchdown. It is the first shut out for The Texas defense allowed the Spartans to succeed on only 2-of-12 third-down conversion UT since defeating Kansas 23-0 in 2014. attempts, while forcing four three-and-outs and two turnovers. Twenty-three Longhorns registered a tackle, led by linebacker Malik Jefferson with seven, and linebacker Edwin Freeman picked up “(Coach Herman) expects that from us every day,” running back Chris Warren III said about today’s his first sack of the season. performance. “He says it’s fourth-and-inches every time we walk into the building. He has no less expectations for us than for us to come out and try our hardest regardless of the situation.” Offensively, the Horns scored touchdowns on all six of their red zone opportunities and converted on 10-of-15 third-down chances. Texas started slowly offensively, failing to move the ball beyond midfield on its first two possessions, while the UT defense quickly pushed the Spartan offense off the field, forcing two The Longhorns will look to build momentum next week as they take on USC for the first time since three-and-outs. the 2005 BCS National Championship Game. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. CT on FOX at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The Longhorn offense began rolling after that, scoring touchdowns on four of the next five possessions to break the game open. With UT in a third-and-15 situation at the SJSU 46-yard line, Ehlinger scrambled nine yards to the Spartan 37-yard line, then converted fourth down on a throw to Warren in the backfield, who scampered nine yards for the first down. On the next play, Warren caught an Ehlinger pass in the flat, sprinted down the left sideline and leaped over a defender for a 14-yard gain. Running back Kyle Porter picked up another five yards on a pitch to the right and Jerrod Heard finished the drive on the next play with a nine-yard touchdown run to give the Longhorns a 7-0 lead. Warren and the Texas offense started their next drive at the UT 11-yard line and picked up right where they left off. After Warren closed out the first quarter with a five-yard run, he opened the second quarter with an 8-yard run up the middle, bouncing off a pair of his own linemen and pushing his way through a crowd of Spartans for a first down. On the next play, Warren shook off a defender and burst through the right side of the line, sprinting for a 26-yard gain. Two plays later, on second-and-24, Ehlinger scrambled to his left and fired downfield to slip a ball past an SJSU defender and into the arms of wide receiver Collin Johnson for a 23-yard completion at the Spartan 41-yard line. Warren took a direct snap on the next play, breaking a tackle at the line and shaking a defender at the 5-yard line to score, building the Horns’ lead to 14-0. San Jose State created its best scoring opportunity of the game on the next possession. After the kickoff was returned to the SJSU 44-yard line, the Spartans drove the ball to the Texas 10-yard line. Facing a fourth-and-1, the Horns defense held strong and stuffed Spartan running back DeJon Parker for no gain. Texas added a touchdown at the end of the half when Heard scored on a three-yard run to close out a 10-play, 77-yard drive that took only 2:11 to complete, giving UT a 21-0 advantage. The highlight of the drive came on a 39-yard toe-tap sideline catch by wide receiver Lorenzo Joe at the San Jose State 17-yard line. Texas scored on its first possession of the second half with a meticulous 16-play, 92-yard drive that featured 12 running plays and culminated with a 3-yard touchdown run by Porter, making it 28-0. The defense got in on the scoring at the end of the quarter when Hill intercepted Spartans quarterback Aaron Montel and ran it back 45 yards for the score and a 35-0 lead. Hill is the first Longhorn to return an interception for a touchdown in back-to-back games since accomplished the feat in 1971 and it is the first time that the Longhorns have returned interceptions for touchdowns in consecutive games since Brandon Foster and Marcus Griffin did so in 2007.

37 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME THREE • LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 4/4 USC TROJANS 24 84,714 (2OT) TEXAS 27 LONGHORNS

LOS ANGELES, Calif. – In a thrilling matchup of college football blue bloods, The University of On the final drive of regulation for UT, Ehlinger came up big. On third-and-5 from the UT 24, Texas fell in double overtime, 27-24, to the No. 4/4 USC Trojans at the Los Angeles Memorial Ehlinger scrambled for a diving-four-yard gain, then converted on fourth down with a two-yard Coliseum on Saturday. quarterback sneak out of the shotgun. Two plays later, Ehlinger hit Johnson for a 47-yard pass down the left sideline. After missing on three passes, Ehlinger connected with Foreman for 11 Trailing 14-10 with 5:14 remaining in regulation, true freshman quarterback Sam Ehlinger played yards and a first down. Foreman scored two plays later to give Texas a 17-14 lead. like a seasoned veteran, leading the Longhorns on a 14-play, 91-yard touchdown drive, and found wide receiver Amanti Foreman for an 11-yard toe tap touchdown with 45 seconds remaining. Ehlinger passed for a career-high 298 yards and two touchdowns on 21-of-40 passing, while connecting with eight different receivers. Foreman ended the day with five receptions for 38 yards. USC was able to regain composure on the next possession, moving the ball quickly into UT territory for a game-tying field goal as time expired. After trading touchdowns in the first overtime, the USC charged back, quickly moving the ball down the field and knotting the game at 17-17 with a Trojans connected on a 43-yard field goal to come away with the victory. 31-yard field goal as time expired. The Longhorn defense put together an impressive effort, taking the Trojan running attack out of the The Trojans started the first overtime with the ball and scored on the first play with a 25-yard game and keeping the Trojan offense, which came in ranked 16th in the nation in scoring offense, touchdown pass from Dornald to Burnett to give USC a 24-17 lead. out of sync. Entering play, USC averaged 269.5 rushing yards per game, but the Horns held the Trojans to just 71 yards on the ground. Texas struck back with a touchdown drive of its own, scoring on a 3-yard reception by tight end Cade Brewer on a pass from Ehlinger to tie the score at 24-24. Defensive back DeShon Elliott intercepted USC quarterback Sam Darnold twice, taking one all the way back for a touchdown. It was the third straight game the ‘Horns have returned an interception In the second overtime, the UT offense moved the ball to the USC 3, but the Trojans were able for a touchdown, the first time Texas has accomplished the feat in school history. to force a turnover and end the Texas threat. The Longhorn defense once again held the Trojan offense back, allowing only one yard, but a 43-yard field ended the game 27-24. Both teams moved the ball effectively in the first quarter, with the Trojans taking the opening possession as far as the Texas 37-yard line, but turning the ball over on downs when Elliott made Texas now heads into a bye week before heading to Ames, Iowa on Thursday, Sept. 28 to take on a big play to bat a pass away on fourth-and-4. Iowa State in their Big 12 Conference opener. Texas took over and drove the ball to the USC 15, but failed to convert on their own fourth-down try and gave USC possession at their own 20 The Trojans moved the ball to the Texas 1-yard line, but were unable to convert on another fourth down try when linebackers Naashon Hughes and Gary Johnson stuffed Trojan running back Ronald Jones II at the line for no gain. USC regained possession on the next play with an interception at the UT 34-yard line, but the ‘Horns defense held firm, pushing the Trojans back to the Texas 49 and forcing a punt. The next Trojan drive again started in Longhorn territory after recovering a misplayed UT snap on the 22-yard line, but they failed to take advantage. Texas linebacker Anthony Wheeler sacked Darnold for a 9-yard loss at the end of the first quarter and then the Trojans missed a 46-yard field goal try two plays into the second quarter. The Trojans managed to get on the board with 2:40 remaining in the first half on a 15-yard strike from Darnold to wide receiver Deonta Burnett, giving the Trojans a 7-0 lead. On the next USC drive, Elliot grabbed a deflected Darnold pass just before it hit the ground and ran it back 38 yards for a touchdown, leveling the score at 7-7 with 19 seconds remaining. The Trojans struck quickly, adding a touchdown on a 56-yard catch and run by Jones as time expired in the first half, giving USC a 14-7 lead heading into the half. Texas came out strong on the opening possession of the second half, mounting a 12-play, 54-yard drive that included a highlight reel, diving full extension 24-yard catch by wide receiver Collin Johnson and ended with a 39-yard field goal from Joshua Rowland to close the gap to 14-10. Johnson made huge play after huge play in the game, finishing with seven receptions and a career- high 191 yards. On the Trojans first possession of the half, USC drove the ball to the UT 36-yard line and elected to go for it on fourth-and-three. The Texas defense came up huge again, stopping USC on fourth- and-short for the third time in the game. In the fourth quarter, Elliott intercepted Darnold a second time at the USC 49-yard line and returned it 24 yards to the USC 25, but the ‘Horns were unable to capitalize on the field position.

38 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME FOUR • AMES, IOWA IOWA STATE CYCLONES 17 51,234 TEXAS 7 LONGHORNS

AMES, Iowa – DeShon Elliott intercepted two passes for the second straight game, as The put Iowa State at the Texas 28. ISU scored four plays later on an 11-yard touchdown pass to cut University of Texas (2-2, 1-0) shut down the Iowa State (2-2, 0-1) offense to open Big 12 the Texas lead to 14-7. Conference play with a 17-7 victory at Jack Trice Stadium on Thursday night. Elliott came up with his second interception of the game on the next Iowa State possession, The Longhorn defense stymied a Cyclone offense that entered the game tied for 16th in the NCAA returning it 22-yards to the ISU 38 with 22 seconds remaining in the frame. After the Texas drive in scoring at 41.3 points per game. Iowa State had averaged 460 yards of total offense per game rolled over into the fourth quarter, kicker Joshua Rowland nailed a 49-yard field goal for the final coming in, but UT held ISU to a total of 256 total yards, including only 10 yards on the ground. score of the contest, extending the UT lead to 17-7 with 13:25 left to play.

Elliott, whose two interceptions gives him a NCAA-lead-tying four on the season, also registered a Defensively, the Cyclones, who had entered the game converting on 4-of-4 fourth-down attempts sack and six tackles to lead a UT defense that hounded Cyclone quarterback Jacob Park with four on the season, ended both of their possessions on failed fourth down conversions, finishing sacks and six hurries to force a total of three interceptions. 0-for-2 on the day. UT has yet to allow a fourth down conversion on seven attempts this season.

Offensively, quarterback Shane Buechele returned after missing two games due to injury, The Longhorns dominated time of possession, 40:31 to 19:29, and converted on 11-of-23 third completing 19-of-26 passes for 171 yards and a touchdown, spreading the ball around to 11 down attempts. different receivers and rushing for 42 yards. The three interceptions by the UT defense brings the total to seven on the season, tied for fifth- Iowa State opened with the ball and the Texas defense picked up right where it left off against most in the NCAA. USC, forcing a quick three-and-out, punctuated by Elliott sacking Park for a five-yard loss on third-and-one. Texas returns home on Saturday, Oct. 7 for a Big 12 matchup with Kansas State at Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. on FS1. The Longhorns first possession appeared to stall early, as Buechele was sacked on third-and-nine on the Horns third play from scrimmage, but an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on Iowa State breathed new life into the drive. Following the penalty, Texas started with the ball at the UT 32 and quickly moved downfield. The Horns gained five yards on a rush by running back Chris Warren III, then two plays later picked up 11 yards on a Buechele pass to wide receiver Amanti Foreman. After gaining another five yards on the ground, Buechele found a wide open wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey for a catch-and-run up the middle of the field for a 28-yard gain to the Cyclone 19. Short runs by running back Kyle Porter and Warren set the Longhorns up at the 11-yard line, where Warren powered his way for a touchdown to give UT a 7-0 advantage with 7:07 remaining in the first quarter.

Iowa State forced a fumble on the next UT drive, picking up the ball at the Texas 46, and advanced to the UT 33, but the Texas defense held strong and forced the Cyclones to punt to end the Cyclones best threat of the first quarter.

Midway through the second quarter, Elliott intercepted his third pass of the season to give Texas the ball at the UT 40.

Texas capitalized on the turnover, driving 60 yards on just five plays and scoring on a 22-yard pass from Buechele to running back Toneil Carter to build the UT lead to 14-0. Buechele gained 21 of the 60 yards on the ground and the Horns were aided by another 15-yard personal foul penalty against the Cyclones.

The Cyclones put together their longest drive of the half on the ensuing possession, pushing the ball 39 yards on 11 plays to the UT 36, but failed to get any further.

Iowa State had one more opportunity in the half, regaining the ball at their own 39-yard line with 33 seconds left. But after moving the ball to midfield, defensive back Kris Boyd intercepted Park at the UT 34 and returned it to the ISU 40 to hold the UT lead at 14-0 heading into the break.

Both teams struggled to put together long drives in the third quarter, but Iowa State found itself in a pair situations with possessions starting in Texas territory. The first came with 9:57 remaining in the quarter, when an interception gave Iowa State the ball at the UT 38-yard line, but the Texas defense pushed the Cyclones back five yards to force a punt.

The Cyclones finally took advantage of short field position on their next drive after a short punt

39 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME FIVE • AUSTIN, TEXAS KANSAS STATE WILDCATS 40 90,462 (2OT) TEXAS 34 LONGHORNS

AUSTIN, Texas – True freshman quarterback Sam Ehlinger played like a seasoned veteran on Saturday, guiding The Longhorns extended their lead to 24-17 on the first drive of the second half with a 34-yard field goal by The University of Texas (3-2, 2-0) to a double-overtime victory over Kansas State (3-2, 1-1), 40-34, in front of junior kicker Joshua Rowland. a rocking crowd at Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium. After trading punts, the Wildcats evened the score at 24-24 on a 2-yard touchdown run with 3:37 remaining in In just his third career start, Ehlinger completed 30-of-50 passes, two touchdowns and a Longhorn true the quarter, closing out a short 34-yard, 6-play drive. freshman record 380 yards. He added 107 yards rushing, also a record for a Longhorn true freshman quarterback. Kansas State regained the lead at 27-24 on a 33-yard field early in the fourth quarter. The Longhorns wasted no time getting on the board in the overtime period, with Ehlinger completing a 25-yard After drives stalled for both the Horns and Wildcats, UT regained possession with 4:01 remaining in regulation touchdown pass to junior wide receiver Jerrod Heard on the first play from scrimmage to take a 34-27 lead. at their own 31-yard line. Ehlinger quickly marched the Horns downfield, completing 5-of-10 passes for 46 yards and rushing for another six to the K-State 17, where Rowland knotted the game up, 27-27. Kansas State matched the Horns, scoring on an 8-yard run to even the score at 34-34. Kansas State took over with 1:32 and made an effort to get into field goal position, but Elliott ended the threat, After completing a 7-yard pass to open the second overtime, the Wildcats worked their way backwards with two intercepting Ertz at the UT 33 with 32 seconds left in regulation. It was Elliott’s fifth interception of the season consecutive 10-yard holding penalties and settled for a field goal attempt. However, the K-State 54-yard attempt and the third straight game with an interception. bounced up the left upright, opening the door for a UT victory. Ehlinger again moved the Horns downfield, picking up 20 yards on a pass to Hemphill-Mapps, then rushing for Ehlinger began the Longhorns second overtime possession with a 12-yard completion to sophomore wide 11 yards to set up a 45-yard field goal attempt. The attempt went wide right, and the game went into overtime. receiver Collin Johnson, then rushed for nine yards to the Kansas State 4. Junior running back Chris Warren III picked up two yards on the next play for a UT first down at the two-yard line. Warren and the Horns offense The Horns rush defense continued its run of shutting down top-notch rushing offenses, holding a Kansas State pushed their way into the end zone three plays later to lock up the victory, 40-34. team that averaged 5.7 yards per carry coming into the game to just 3.6 yards per carry. Texas outgained Kansas State 546-394, had 32 first downs, the second time this season UT has topped 30, and Fifteen players registered tackles for Texas, led by sophomore defensive backs Brandon Jones’ 11. converted on 8-of-15 third-down attempts. Texas continues the conference slate next Saturday in Dallas, when they will take on the rival Oklahoma The Wildcats opened the scoring, using a mix of short passes and run plays, to take an early 3-0 lead. K-State Sooners in the annual AT&T Red River Showdown at the Cotton Bowl. The game will be broadcast on ABC or came as close as the UT 33, before junior linebacker Malik Jefferson pushed them back on consecutive plays – ESPN with kickoff set for 2:30 p.m. CT. stuffing K-State running back Alex Barnes for a two-yard loss, then teaming with junior defensive back DeShon Elliott to sack quarterback Jesse Ertz for another two-yard loss. KSU settled for a 54-yard field goal to take a 3-0 lead with 7:19 remaining in the first quarter. On the Longhorns next possession, Ehlinger drove Texas from their own 20 to the K-State three-yard line, but could not convert on a fourth-and-goal try. On the drive, Ehlingher passed for 49 yards, including a 16-yard completion in the middle of the field to redshirt freshman wide receiver Reggie Hemphill-Mapps and a 21-yard completion to sophomore wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey that put the ball at the three. Taking over at their own three, Kansas State looked to be in trouble after Elliott stuffed Ertz just outside the end zone to force a third-and-11 as time ran out in the first quarter. But a pass interference penalty against Texas to open the second quarter gave KSU a fresh set of downs. The Wildcats scored two plays later on an 82-yard touchdown pass to increase their lead to 10-0. Ehlinger and the Horns answered with a 12-play, 71-yard scoring drive, punctuated by a 1-yard touchdown run from sophomore running back Kyle Porter. Starting at their own 29, freshman running back Toneil Carter picked up 12 yards on three carries, while Ehlinger connected with junior wide receiver Jerrod Heard for gains of 10 and 13 yards to move the ball to the K-State 30. Ehlinger hooked up with Johnson for a 17-yard gain, then Hemphill-Mapps caught a pass at the 11 and spun out the grasp of three defenders for a pickup of eight yards to the Kansas State 5-yard line. Porter took over from there, powering his way up the middle for four yards, then scoring on a 1-yard burst to close the gap to 10-7. Hemphill-Mapps set a UT freshman record with 12 catches and had a career-high 121 yards, tied for ninth-most by a freshman in Longhorn history. The Wildcats responded with a 7-play, 75-yard touchdown drive to bump their lead back to 10 points, 17-7, with 6:29 remaining in the half. Ehlinger took a page out of the Kansas State playbook on the next possession, opening the drive with a 24-yard run up the middle, then rushing for another nine yards three plays later to put UT at the Kansas State 38. After a five-yard completion to Johnson, Ehlinger rolled to his right, pulling the defense his direction, then threw left to junior running back Chris Warren III, who was wide-open on a wheel route and took it 33 yards for a touchdown to cut the KSU lead to 17-14. Feeling the momentum shift, the Texas defense forced a three-and-out on the next drive, highlighted by defensive end Malcolm Roach sacking Ertz for a 10-yard loss. Texas worked quickly on their next drive, taking the lead, 21-17, for the first time in the game on another 1-yard touchdown run by Porter. Regaining possession at midfield with 1:56 remaining, Ehlinger opened the drive with a 16-yard completion to Humphrey, then rushed for a six-yard gain. After a 7-yard run up the middle by Warren, Ehlinger hit Hemphill-Mapps on a 14-yard screen pass, then found senior wide receiver Dorian Leonard along the right sideline, who made a toe-drag catch at the K-State 8-yard line. Ehlinger carried the ball twice, picking up seven yards, then Porter closed out the scoring in the first half with a career-high second rushing touchdown of the game.

40 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME SIX • DALLAS, TEXAS OKLAHOMA SOONERS 24 93,552 TEXAS 29 LONGHORNS

DALLAS, Texas – The University of Texas (3-3, 2-1) battled back from a 20-point deficit to take a The quarterback combination of Ehlinger and sophomore Shane Buechele led Texas to the OU 31 lead in the fourth quarter, but fell to No. 12/12 Oklahoma (5-1, 2-1), 29-24, in the AT&T Red River on the next possession, but the Longhorns were unable to get any further, turning the ball over on Showdown at the Cotton Bowl on Saturday afternoon. downs with 1:52 remaining in regulation. True freshman quarterback Sam Ehlinger completed 19-of-39 passes for 278 yards and one Texas forced a three-and-out on the next OU possession, giving the Horns one final chance with 49 touchdown, while also rushing for a team-leading 102 with a touchdown. seconds remaining at their own 4-yard line. After receiving the snap in his own end zone, Ehlinger connected with Johnson for a 20-yard reception, then converted a fourth down after Ehlinger Oklahoma scored on their first possession of the game, taking an early 7-0 lead on a 54-yard scrambled for a 13-yard gain to the UT 42. A series of lateral plays and runs moved the Horns six touchdown pass to close out a 5-play, 85-yard drive. yards to the 48, but the clock ran out during the play. The Sooners pushed to the UT 6-yard line on their next drive, but on third-and-5 junior linebacker Jefferson led the Horns defensively, picking up 11 tackles to go along with his sack, while junior Malik Jefferson came up with a sack for a 2-yard loss, forcing OU to settle for a 25-yard field goal defensive back Holton Hill and senior linebacker Naashon Hughes recorded seven tackles each, and to make it 10-0 with 3:49 remaining in the first quarter. junior defensive lineman Charles Omenihu registered his team-leading third sack of the season. In the second quarter, the Sooners extended the lead to 17-0 on a 15-yard touchdown run to wrap Texas went 4-for-4 in the red zone, scoring 24 points, and converted on 8-of-17 third down up a 9-play, 80-yard drive, then tacked on a 28-yard field goal with 4:32 remaining in the half to chances. extend the lead to 20-0. The Longhorns will be back at Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium for a matchup with Texas answered with a touchdown drive on the next possession, cutting the deficit to 20-7. Oklahoma State on Saturday, Oct. 21. Sophomore running back Kyle Porter returned the Oklahoma kickoff 41 yards to the UT 43 and took a hit out of bounds, resulting in a 15-yard personal foul penalty against Oklahoma. Starting with the ball in Oklahoma territory, Ehlinger ran for six yards up the middle, then scrambled for another five yards to the OU 31. A horse collar tackle against OU gave the Sooners their second 15-yard personal foul penalty of the possession and pushed the Longhorns to the OU 16. After missing on a pass to the back-right corner of the end zone, Ehlinger was chased out of the pocket and found Porter on a screen pass, who carried it to the end zone for a 16-yard touchdown. The score was Porter’s first receiving touchdown of the year and fourth overall. The Sooners threated to add to their lead on their next possession, as they worked their way to the Texas 31. Looking to extend the drive on fourth-and-3, Mayfield was baited by junior defensive back John Bonney, who faked a blitz before stepping back into the passing lane and intercepting a pass at the 31-yard line with 59 seconds remaining. The interception was the first against Mayfield this season, Bonney’s first as a Longhorn and the ninth for the Texas defense this season. Texas quickly moved downfield, with Ehlinger completing passes to senior wide receiver Lorenzo Joe for eight yards, then to freshman wide receiver Reggie Hemphill-Mapps at midfield for a pickup of 11. Sophomore wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey caught a pass down the left sideline for 23 yards, then gained another eight yards on a catch in the middle of the field. Sophomore wide receiver Collin Johnson added two more yards with a reception at the OU 17 before junior kicker Joshua Rowland hit 34-yard field goal as time expired in the half with UT trailing, 20-10. Oklahoma started with the ball in the second half and added a 36-yard field goal to go ahead 23-10. Ehlinger and the Texas offense picked up where it left off in the first half, scoring on their first drive of the half on 1-yard touchdown run by junior running back Chris Warren III to slice the deficit to six with Oklahoma ahead, 23-17. The Horns started the drive by twice converting on third-and-8 – first on a 17-yard reception by junior running back Chris Warren III caught a pass for 17-yard yards, then on an Oklahoma defensive holding penalty that kept the drive alive. After short gains on a pair of running plays, Texas converted on third-and-4 with a pass to Warren for 15 yards to the OU 23. An OU late hit on Ehlinger resulted in a 12-yard penalty to give Texas the ball at the Oklahoma 11-yard line. Three quarterback keepers by Ehlinger gave Texas a first down just outside the one-yard line, where Warren, with an assist from Ehlinger, pushed his way into the end zone. The Horns took their first lead of the game midway through the fourth quarter on an 8-yard touchdown run by Ehlinger to put Texas up 24-23. The 8-play, 73-yard drive was highlighted a one-handed 7-yard reception by Hemphill-Mapps, a third-down 22-yard pass by Ehlinger from the left hash to the right sideline to Hemphill-Mapps and a 21-yard reception freshman tight end Cade Brewer at the OU 8-yard line that set up Ehlinger’s touchdown. Oklahoma answered right back, scoring three plays later to regain the lead, 29-24, on a 59-yard touchdown pass. OU failed on a pass for the two-point conversion, keeping the difference at five points.

41 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME SEVEN • AUSTIN, TEXAS OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS 10 92,506 (OT) TEXAS 13 LONGHORNS

AUSTIN, Texas – In the third game to go into overtime this season, The University of Texas (3-4, 2-2) fell to No. 10/11 Oklahoma State (6-1, 3-1), 13-10, at Darrell The Cowboys entered play with the top-rated offense in the nation, averaging K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium on Saturday afternoon. 610.7 yards of total offense and 411.2 passing yards per game, but the Horns held them to 428 and 282 yards, respectively. The Texas defense continued to shine for the Longhorns, holding Oklahoma State, which entered the game with the second-best scoring average in the FBS In the first overtime, Oklahoma State hit a 34-yard field goal to go ahead 13-10. at 48.8 points per game, to a season-low 13 points and snapping a nation-leading 35-game streak in which they had scored 20 points or more. Texas moved as close as the OSU 6-yard line on their drive, but on third-and-4, an Ehlinger pass sailed high and was intercepted by a Cowboy defender in the Junior linebacker Malik Jefferson led the team with 14 tackles, while junior end zone to end the game. cornerback Kris Boyd added 13 tackles and two quarterback hurries. Junior linebacker Breckyn Hager collected a career-best two sacks in the game. Junior punter Michael Dickson had another outstanding day, averaging 50.9 yards on 11 punts, including two over 60 yards, with five landing inside the 20. The Cowboys scored first, closing out a 10-play, 96-yard drive with a 7-yard touchdown run to take a 7-0 lead with 4:51 remaining in the first quarter. The Longhorns are on the road the next two weeks, starting with a trip to Waco for a Big 12 matchup with the Baylor Bears on Saturday, Oct. 28. Kickoff at The Cowboys utilized a hurry-up offense on their next possession, moving the McLane Stadium is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. CT. ball quickly to the UT 7-yard line as time expired in the first quarter.

On the first play of the second quarter, senior defensive lineman Poona Ford stripped Cowboy running back Justice Hill for a 7-yard loss, where it was recovered by junior defensive back DeShon Elliott.

Texas took over at their own 14 and on the first play from scrimmage freshman running back Daniel Young caught a pass from freshman quarterback Ehlinger in the backfield and was quickly dropped for a 6-yard loss. On the next play, junior wide receiver John Burt caught a pass at the OSU 15, where he tightroped the right sideline before sprinting downfield for 90 yards before being brought down at the UT 2-yard line. The 90-yard reception was the sixth-longest in Texas Football history and longest non-offensive pass play. Ehlinger closed out the drive a play later with a 2-yard touchdown run to even the score 7-7, where it would remain entering the half.

The Horns took the lead on the first possession of the second half on a 22-yard field goal by Joshua Rowland, giving UT the lead at 10-7. Texas twice kept the drive alive with conversions on third-and-1, while Ehlinger completed 3-of-4 passes on the drive, including a 23-yard pass to junior wide receiver Jerrod Heard.

Ehlinger completed 22-of-36 passes for 241 yards in the game, connecting with 12 different receivers.

Oklahoma State tied it, 10-10, with a 19-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter. The Cowboys had set themselves up with a first-and-goal situation at the UT 1-yard line, but after being stuffed at the line on two carries, junior defensive back Holton Hill broke up a pass in the end zone, forcing the high-powered Oklahoma State offense to settle for the field goal.

42 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME EIGHT • WACO, TEXAS BAYLOR BEARS 38 45,656 TEXAS 7 LONGHORNS

WACO, Texas – Behind another dominating defensive performance, The University The Texas defense set up the first score of the second half when junior defensive lineman of Texas (4-4, 3-2) handled Baylor (0-8, 0-5), 38-7, at McLane Stadium on Saturday Charles Omenihu forced a fumble at the Baylor 30. Bonney recovered the ball at the 29 afternoon. and returned it 13 yards before being forced out of bounds at the Baylor 16. Bonney’s two fumble recoveries are his first of the season and ties him for the lead in the Big 12. The Longhorns allowed only seven points and 249 yards of total offense to a Baylor offense that entered averaging 26.9 and 415.4 per game, respectively. Junior cornerback Texas tacked onto their lead a few plays later with an 18-yard field goal by junior kicker DeShon Elliott and junior linebacker Malik Jefferson led the defensive effort, recording Joshua Rowland to make it 24-7 with 5:55 remaining in the third quarter. eight tackles apiece, with Elliott adding an interception and Jefferson picking up 1.5 sacks. Carter, who extended the lead to 31-7 with a 19-yard touchdown run to on the first play of the fourth quarter, closing out a quick 3-play, 28-yard drive, finished the day rushing Texas scored on the opening drive of the game when Elliott caught a tipped pass for his for a career-high 70 yards on 15 carries. FBS-leading sixth interception of the season and returned it untouched for a 43-yard touchdown, giving the Longhorns a 7-0 lead just 54 seconds into the game. Freshman running back Daniel Young closed out the scoring with a 31-yard touchdown run, the first of his career, to put the Horns up 38-7. Young did it all himself on the drive, The interception return for a touchdown was the second on the season for Elliott, tying carrying the ball three times for 51 yards to close out the game with career-bests in both him for first in Longhorn history (single season) with six others, including fellow junior rushing and receiving yards, at 60 and 23 respectively. cornerback Holton Hill, who has also accomplished the feat this season. Elliott’s six interceptions this season ties him for seventh in UT history. The Longhorns take on No. 4/4 TCU at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth next Saturday, Nov. 4. The game will be broadcast on ESPN with kickoff slated for 6:15 p.m. Baylor drove into UT territory on their next drive, but on third-and-11 at the UT 45 CT. Jefferson and junior defensive back John Bonney teamed up to sack Baylor quarterback Charlie Brewer for a 15-yard loss to force a punt. The Longhorn defense hounded the Bears throughout the first quarter and with 3:12 remaining Hill forced a fumble at the Baylor 13 that was recovered by Bonney at the 16-yard line. UT looked to capitalize on the field position, but a Baylor defender got a hand on a 27-yard field goal attempt to end the scoring threat. The UT offense got rolling early in the second quarter, mounting an 11-play, 90-yard drive and scoring on a 15-yard touchdown pass from sophomore quarterback Shane Buechele to freshman wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey to increase the Texas lead to 14-0. Starting from their own 10-yard line, freshman running Toneil Carter gained seven yards on a pair of carries, then the Horns picked up four straight first downs on a pair of 10-yard receptions by sophomore wide receiver Collin Johnson that bookended a 15-yard run by Carter and a 14-yard catch by senior wide receiver Lorenzo Joe. Buechele completed passes to Joe and Johnson for another 20 yards, then connected with Humphrey along the right side of the end zone, the first touchdown reception of his career. Buechele completed all six passes on the drive for 69 yards, while Carter rushed for the other 21 yards. Baylor answered on their next possession, taking advantage of a personal foul penalty on the kickoff to drive 55 yards on three plays and scoring on a 2-yard run to cut the UT lead to 14-7. From that point on it was all Texas. The Longhorns moved into Baylor territory on the next drive, but were unable to convert on fourth-and-2, giving the Bears the ball at their on 38-yard line with 5:14 remaining in the half. The Texas defense held strong, forcing the fourth three-and-out of the game. Baylor attempted to punt, but the ball slipped through the punters hands and the Bears fell on it at their own 28. Buechele quickly took advantage of the field position, running 28 yards untouched on the next play to put the Horns up 21-7 on the final scoring play of the first half. The 28-yard run is the longest of Buechele’s career. On the day, Buechele completed 27-of-34 passes for 256 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 42 yards and another score.

43 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME NINE • FORT WORTH, TEXAS TCU HORNED FROGS 7 48,042 TEXAS 24 LONGHORNS

FORT WORTH, Texas – In a battle of top-ranked defenses, The University of Texas (4-5, 3-3) A 42-yard catch and run by Humphrey on the ensuing drive put Texas at the TCU 35, but the dropped a hard-fought decision to No. 10/12 TCU (8-1, 5-1), 24-7, at Amon G. Carter Stadium Horns would go no further, turning the ball over on downs with 3:24 left in the game. Humphrey on Saturday night. finished with six receptions and 109 yards, both career highs, while the 42-yard reception was the longest of his career. The Texas defense forced eight three-and-outs in the game, but were done in by a pair of fourth- down conversions that led to TCU touchdowns. After the defense forced another three-and-out, senior wide receiver Lorenzo Joe blocked the first punt up his career to give the Horns the ball at the their own 47 with a final opportunity to put The Horned Frogs got on the board early with a 1-yard touchdown run to take a 7-0 lead, closing points on the board, but the offense came up short. out a 9-play, 75-yard drive to open the game that was aided by a pair of 15-yard personal foul penalties against Texas. The Horns almost ended the drive when TCU went for it on fourth-and-1 at Junior linebacker Malik Jefferson, who had 10 tackles, sophomore safety Brandon Jones and the UT 21, but junior defensive lineman Chris Nelson narrowly missed picking off a lateral on the junior linebacker Gary Johnson, who pitched in with nine tackles a piece, led the Longhorn play, which the Horned Frogs converted for the first down to the UT 1-yard line. defensive effort that held TCU to 343 total yards, while collecting two sacks and seven tackles for loss. Junior punter Michael Dickson pinned the Horned Frogs deep in their own territory before their next two possessions, the first on a 76-yard punt, tied for fifth-longest in Texas history, which Dickson finished the day punting nine times with five traveling for at least 50 yards, raising his was downed at the TCU 10. Dickson flipped the field again when his next punt went for 50 yards, season average to 48.8 yards per punt. spotting the ball at the Horned Frog 15-yard line. This time TCU drove nearly the length of the field to close out the first quarter, setting up third-and-goal at the UT 1-yard line as time expired. The Longhorns are back in action on Saturday, Nov. 11, when the will play host to the Kansas Jayhawks at Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium. On the first play of the second quarter, sophomore defensive end Malcolm Roach stuffed a TCU rushing attempt at the line, forcing the Horned Frogs to settle for an 18-yard field goal that put them up 10-0.

Texas came out firing on its first possession of the quarter, with sophomore quarterback Shane Buechele completing his first three pass attempts to push the Longhorns into TCU territory for the first time in the game. After an incompletion made it fourth-and-two at the TCU 42, Buechele connected with junior running Chris Warren III on a swing pass to the right for a pickup of 12 yards. The Horns were unable to move the ball any further, narrowly missing on three passes before a 47-yard field goal attempt came up short.

TCU responded with a 5-play drive that took just 1:31 to execute, scoring on a 14-yard touchdown run to increase their lead to 17-0.

The Longhorns answered with a quick strike of their own, scoring 47 seconds later on a 33-yard touchdown reception by sophomore wide receiver Collin Johnson to narrow the gap to 17-7. Buechele opened the drive with a 37-yard pass to sophomore wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey. After a TCU offside penalty, Buechele threw into the end zone where Johnson fought off two defenders for the catch, his second touchdown reception of the season.

Buechele completed 21-of-44 passes for 254 yards, connecting with 11 different receivers, the second straight week he has completed passes to ten-or-more receivers and the third straight week the feat has been accomplished by a Texas quarterback.

The Horns’ defense forced back-to-back three-and-outs on the next two TCU possessions, while the offense was able to move inside the TCU 32 on their next two drives, but was unable to capitalize, as both teams failed to score in the rest of the half.

Both defenses dominated in the early portion of the second half, with each squad forcing a pair of three-and-outs and neither offense picking up more than 24 yards on a drive in a scoreless third quarter.

The trend continued into the fourth quarter, with the Longhorns forcing two more three-and-outs and the Horned Frogs picking up one of their own.

TCU broke the stalemate late in the fourth quarter, converting on fourth-and-1 at the UT 31 and running it in for the score with 4:23 remaining, extending the lead to 24-7.

44 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME TEN • AUSTIN, TEXAS KANSAS JAYHAWKS 42 96,557 TEXAS 27 LONGHORNS

AUSTIN, Texas – Antwuan Davis had three takeaways in the first half to lead The University of Texas (5-5, 4-3) Kansas threatened again early in the fourth quarter after an interception set them up at the UT 37 with 12:07 to a 42-27 victory over Kansas (1-9, 0-7) at Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium on Saturday evening. remaining to play. After junior safety DeShon Elliott tackled a Jayhawk receiver behind the line of scrimmage for a loss of six and junior linebacker Breckyn Hager registered a sack for a 4-yard loss, it appeared the Horns The Texas defense forced a total of four turnovers in the first half, with three leading to touchdowns, as the were going to escape unscathed, but an 18-yard run by Jayhawk quarterback Carter Stanley set up fourth-and-2 Longhorns jumped out to a 28-7 first quarter lead. Making his second start of the season, Davis intercepted two at the UT 29. A pair of 5-yard penalties on each side led up to a huge stop by junior linebacker Malik Jefferson, passes, the first of his career, and recovered a fumble, while adding three tackles on the day. who broke through the line and to stop the try for a 3-yard loss.

Texas wasted no time getting on the board, scoring on the first play from scrimmage with a 49-yard touchdown Texas put the game out of reach with a 12-play, 68-yard touchdown drive on the next possession, punctuated pass from sophomore quarterback Shane Buechele to senior wide receiver Lorenzo Joe to take a 7-0 lead just by a 1-yard touchdown run by junior running back Chris Warren III pushing the Texas lead to 42-20. nine seconds into the game. Kansas added an 18-yard touchdown pass with eleven seconds remaining to wrap up the score with Texas Kansas had tried to catch the Longhorn kickoff return team sleeping, attempting an onside kick to start the up, 42-27. game, but junior receiver John Burt was ready and jumped on the squibbed kick at the Kansas 49. The Texas defense held Kansas to 96 rushing yards, the fifth time this season they have surrendered less than Smokey the Cannon remained busy throughout the first quarter, as the Longhorns dominated on both sides of 100 yards on the ground, the most since doing so six times in 2011. the ball to score four touchdowns in the opening frame. Elliott, Jefferson and junior cornerback Davante Davis paced the Longhorns with seven tackles apiece, while The Longhorn defense got in on the scoring midway through the first quarter when Davis intercepted a pass at Hall, Hager, sophomore defensive end Malcolm Roach and junior linebacker Anthony Wheeler each recorded the Kansas 16 and returned it for the score, giving Texas a 14-0 lead with 8:05 remaining in the first quarter. a sack.

The interception returned for a touchdown was the fifth on the season for Texas, tying a UT record first set in The Longhorns hit the road for their next game, matching up with the West Virginia Mountaineers at Milan 1987 and then matched in 2000. Puskar Stadium in Morgantown on Saturday, Nov. 18.

Kansas answered on their next possession, narrowing Texas’ lead to 14-7 on a 5-yard touchdown pass that closed out a 6-play, 56-yard drive.

Freshman running backs Daniel Young and Toneil Carter did all the work on the Longhorns’ next possession, combining to chew up 60 yards on just five plays to push the lead to 21-7 with a 23-yard touchdown run by Carter. Young netted the 37 yards on four carries, including a 21-yarder on a rush up the middle to the Kansas 23. Carter closed out the drive a play later to push the lead back to points with 3:42 to go in the first.

Young finished the day with career-highs of 21 carries and 67 yards.

The Jayhawks next possession was a short one, as three plays into their drive senior safety Jason Hall intercepted a pass at the Kansas 34 and returned it to the 9-yard line.

Freshman quarterback Sam Ehlinger entered the game and after completing a 1-yard pass to Burt, he faked a handoff to Carter, then hit freshman tight end Cade Brewer in the end zone to extend the Texas lead to 28-7 with 1:55 to play in the first quarter.

On the day, Buechele and Ehlinger combined to complete passes to 10 different receivers, the fourth straight game at least 10 Longhorns have caught a pass.

Senior wide receiver Lorenzo Joe set career-highs with five receptions and 98 yards, while sophomore wide receiver Collin Johnson hauled in 6 catches for 63 yards.

The Jayhawks found the end zone early in the second quarter with an 8-yard touchdown pass to make it 28-14 with 13:11 remaining in the half.

A Texas fumble on the ensuing kickoff gave Kansas possession at the Texas 24 with an opportunity to pull within a score, but the Longhorn defense allowed only five yards on the drive and the Jayhawks settled for a 36-yard field goal to make the UT lead to 28-17.

Davis picked up his second turnover of the game with 8:14 remaining in the second quarter after the Jayhawks misplayed a punt by junior Michael Dickson at the Kansas 23 and Davis recovered it at the 22-yard line.

Texas scored nine plays later on a 1-yard touchdown run by sophomore wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey, the first rushing touchdown of his career, giving Texas a 35-17 lead with 4:49 left in the half.

The Jayhawks were on the verge of scoring late in the half, moving to the Texas 4-yard line with about a minute to play, but Davis came up big again, intercepting a pass in the end zone with 58 seconds remaining to end the threat.

Both offenses drove into opposing territory on their opening drives of the second half, but were unable to come away with points. Kansas changed that on their next possession, driving to the UT 15 before connecting on a 32-yard field goal with 5:11 remaining in the third quarter to cut their deficit to 35-20.

45 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH GAME ELEVEN • MORGANTOWN, W.V. WEST VIRGINIA MOUNTAINEERS 28 53,133 TEXAS 14 LONGHORNS

MORGANTOWN, W. Va.—Sparked by freshman quarterback Sam Ehlinger and a dominating The Mountaineers tried to answer on the ensuing drive, moving to the UT 24 and going for it on defensive performance, The University of Texas Longhorns (6-5, 5-3) defeated the No. 24/25 West fourth-and-9, but junior safety DeShon Elliott, a Thorpe Award semifinalist, broke up a pass in the Virginia Mountaineers (7-4, 5-3), 28-14, at a rainy Milan Puskar Stadium on Saturday afternoon. end zone to end the threat.

With the win, the Longhorns are bowl eligible for the first time since 2014. West Virginia’s offense got on the scoreboard on their next drive, scoring on a 12-yard touchdown pass on fourth-and-5 to narrow the Texas lead to 21-14 with 9:01 remaining in the fourth quarter. Ehlinger completed 12-of-19 passes for 136 yards and two touchdowns, and finished with 91 all- purpose yards, picking up 68 on the ground while also catching his first-career pass for 23 yards. On the next Mountaineer drive, junior linebacker Gary Johnson strip-sacked quarterback Chris Chugunov at the WVU 15 and junior defensive lineman Chris Nelson fell on it at the 6-yard line. The Longhorn defense held the Mountaineers to season-lows of 295 total yards and 239 passing yards, yielding just 56 rushing yards, the sixth game this season in which UT has surrendered less Young scored two plays later on 1-yard leap into the end zone, increasing the Texas advantage to than 100 rushing yards and the most since doing it six times in 2011. 28-14 with 5:07 to play in regulation. Young finished with a career-high 85 yards on 12 carries.

In wet conditions, both teams struggled to move the ball on their first two possessions. Johnson, junior cornerback Davante Davis and junior linebacker Malik Jefferson registered seven tackles each for the defense. The Mountaineers looked to change that on their third drive, backing up the Horns defense as far it could go, with West Virginia pushing the ball from their own 18 to the UT 1-yard line. On third-and- Offensively, at least 10 Longhorn receivers came away with receptions in the game for the fifth goal from the one, WVU quarterback Will Grier ran around the left side of the line and raced for the straight week and seventh time this season. front corner of the end zone. As he dove for the goal line, sophomore safety Brandon Jones beat him to the spot and knocked the ball out of his outstretched hand. The ball bounced out of the side The Horns close out the regular season slate at home next week as the play host to the Texas Tech of the end zone, giving Texas possession at their own 20 with 4:38 remaining in the first quarter. Red Raiders at Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium on Friday, Nov. 24. Kickoff is scheduled Grier injured a finger on his throwing hand and missed the remainder of the game. for 7 p.m. CT and the game will be broadcast on FOX.

After trading punts, the Longhorns regained possession at their own 9-yard line. Ehlinger entered the game for the first time and began the drive with a 15-yard pass to sophomore wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey. Freshman running back Toneil Carter then closed out play in the first quarter with a pair of carries for six yards.

Texas opened the second quarter in style, with Ehlinger hitting freshman wide receiver Reggie Hemphill-Mapps on a 50-yard pass, the longest reception of Hemphill-Mapps’ career, moving the Longhorns to the West Virginia 20. After the Horns lost two yards on the following play, Ehlinger ran for five yards then completed a 5-yard pass to senior wide receiver Lorenzo Joe. On fourth- and-2 at the WVU 12, Ehlinger ran through a hole in the middle of the line, picking up eight yards for a first down at the Mountaineer 4-yard line. Three plays later, Ehlinger connected with graduate transfer tight end Kendall Moore for a 4-yard touchdown, giving UT a 7-0 lead with 10:55 remaining in the first half.

The Horns put on a show on their next drive, with an Ehlinger 15-yard run and a trick play setting up a 20-yard touchdown pass from Ehlinger to junior running back Chris Warren III to go up 14-0 with 2:29 remaining in the second quarter.

Starting at their own 13, UT picked up 15 yards on three plays to move to the 28. The next two plays netted the Horns only one yard, but on third-and-9, Ehlinger rolled left and took off down the sideline, picking up another 15 yards. On the next play, Ehlinger pitched the ball back to junior wide receiver Jerrod Heard. The former quarterback threw it right back to Ehlinger, who ran up field for a 23-yard gain to the WVU 31. Four plays later, Ehlinger found Warren over the middle, who took a big hit at the five then ran in, giving the Horns a 14-point lead they would take into the half.

Ehlinger completed 8-of-10 passes for 111 yards and two touchdowns in the first half, to go along with 46 rushing yards and a 23-yard reception, the first of his career.

Texas appeared on the verge of adding to their lead, marching to the WVU 5-yard line on their second drive of the second half, but an interception at the 6-yard line was returned 94 yards for a touchdown, cutting the Longhorn lead to 14-7 with 5:29 remaining in the third quarter.

Sophomore running back Kyle Porter put Texas back up by 14 points, 21-7, with a 10-yard touchdown run with 1:23 left in the third quarter. The score closed out a quick 2-play, 46-yard drive that included a 36-yard run by Young.

46 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. TEXAS TECH THE LAST MATCHUP • NOV. 5, 2016 TEXAS TECH RED RAIDERS 45 Lubbock, Texas TEXAS 37 LONGHORNS

LUBBOCK, Texas—An interception by cornerback Kris Boyd in the final seconds of the game sealed Once again, though, the Texas Tech defense had no answers for D’Onta Foreman. The junior the victory for the Longhorns, as Texas (5-4, 3-3) claimed its first road victory of the season over running back notched two 12-yard runs before breaking free for a 38-yard dash to the end zone. Texas Tech (4-5, 2-4), 45-37. The Longhorns took that 38-30 lead into the fourth quarter.

Junior running back D’Onta Foreman exploded for 341 rushing yards – the third most in school Foreman opened the fourth quarter with another touchdown rush, outpacing several Texas Tech history – and three touchdowns, averaging over 10 yards a carry. The win over the Red Raiders defenders to go 74 yards. His third touchdown of the afternoon gave the Longhorns a 45-30 lead, marks his 10th straight 100-yard rushing game, moving him to just one game shy of Earl their largest advantage of the game. Campbell’s all-time record for most consecutive 100-yard performances. Two drives later, the Red Raiders capitalized on a Texas fumble to score a touchdown with 10:50 Wide receiver Collin Johnson recorded both of Texas’ two touchdown receptions, and quarterback left in the quarter. notched another rushing touchdown. With 4:01 left in the game, the Texas defense denied the Red Raiders a first down on fourth- The Texas defense limited quarterback Patrick Mahomes to minus-16 yards on the ground, his least and-one to take over possession. The Longhorns were unable to put the final nail in the coffin, productive rushing game of the season. however, and Texas Tech reclaimed the ball at their own 35-yard line with just over two minutes left in the game. The contest had the makings of an offensive slugfest from the beginning. After receiving the ball to start the game, the Red Raiders relied upon their familiar air raid attack to strike first. Mahomes Texas Tech advanced as far as the Texas 20-yard line, needing a touchdown and a two-point and company moved quickly downfield before finding the end zone on a quick slant pass to wide conversion to tie the game. But the Texas defense delivered in the final moments, with Kris Boyd receiver Cameron Batson to take a 7-0 lead. intercepting a Mahomes pass in the end zone to solidify the victory.

Texas required only 54 seconds to formulate a response. On the Longhorns’ first play of the game, Texas will return home next weekend to face off against West Virginia. quarterback Shane Buechele connected with wide receiver Jake Oliver for a 52-yard pass to the Texas Tech 17-yard line. Three plays later, Foreman easily made it into the end zone from four yards out to even the score at seven.

On the next possession, the Texas Tech offense advanced as far as the Texas 33-yard line before the Longhorns stifled them on third down. Facing a fourth-and-one, the Raiders opted to kick a 42-yard field goal for a three-point advantage.

Texas followed up with another touchdown to reclaim the lead. Buechele guided the Longhorns to the Texas Tech 17-yard line before firing to Johnson, who sprinted into the end zone to out Texas ahead, 14-10.

The score continued to seesaw, as Texas Tech found the end zone again with 1:23 left in the first quarter. Texas defensive end Poona Ford was able to get a hand on the ensuing kick to deny the extra point. The block left the score at 16-14, Texas Tech.

The Longhorns seemed poised to score on the first possession of the second quarter, but Texas Tech defensive back Douglas Coleman stripped the ball at the Raider one-yard line and returned it the length of the field for a touchdown. The score lengthened the Texas Tech advantage to 23-14.

Texas came back with two consecutive scores to end the half. The first came off a nine-yard touchdown pass to Johnson, who notched his second score of the game to bring the Longhorns within two. After forcing Texas Tech to punt, the Longhorns drove down field to the Texas Tech 12-yard line to set up a field goal. Trent Domingue kicked the ball through the uprights to give the Longhorns a one-point lead, 24-23, going into halftime. The Longhorns would not relinquish that lead for the rest of the game.

The Longhorns opened the second half with another scoring drive. After converting a first down with an 11-yard pass to wide receiver Devin Duvernay, Buechele relied upon the Foreman brothers to travel the length of the field to the four-yard line. From there, Tyrone Swoopes took over at quarterback to muscle his way into the end zone, extending the Longhorn lead to 31-23.

Texas Tech rolled to another touchdown on their next possession, closing the gap to one point.

47 GAME 12 NOVEMBER 24, 2017