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2018 Schedule Game 12 2018 FOOTBALL 2018 SCHEDULE GAME 12 RICE (1-10, 0-7 C-USA) A25 Prairie View A&M ESPN+ W, 31-28 RICE (1-10, 0-7 C-USA) S1 Houston CBSSN L, 27-45 S8 at Hawaii STADIUM APP L, 29-43 at S22 at Southern Miss * ESPN+ L, 22-40 S29 at Wake Forest ACC RSN L, 24-56 O6 UTSA * ESPN3 L, 3-20 10/10 LSU (8-2, 5-2 SEC) O13 UAB * ESPN+ L, 0-42 O20 at FIU * ESPN+ L, 17-36 NOV. 17, 2018 / 6:30 P.M. / BATON ROUGE, LA. O27 at North Texas * ESPN+ L, 17-41 N3 UTEP * ESPN3 L, 26-34 TIGER STADIUM (102,321) N10 at Louisiana Tech ESPN+ L, 13-28 TV: ESPNU N17 at LSU ESPNU 6:30 p.m. (Play-By-Play: Mike Couzens; Analyst: Kirk Morrison) N24 Old Dominion * ESPN+ 12 p.m. RADIO: SPORTSMAP 94.1 * Conference Game All times Central (Play-By-Play: J.P. Heath, Analyst: Nate Griffin, Sideline: Matt Pedersen) RICE LSU RICE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 2018 Record:.......................................................................1-10 2018 Record:.........................................................................8-2 Twitter 2018 C-USA Record: ...........................................................0-7 2018 SEC Record: ................................................................5-2 Dunlevie Family Head Coach: ............. Mike Bloomgren Head Coach : ........................................................Ed Orgeron @RiceFootball | @RiceAthletics Record at Rice: .........................................................1-10 (1st) Record at LSU: .........................................................23-8 (3rd) Facebook Career Record: .........................................................1-10 (1st) Career Record: ......................................................39-35 (7th) Facebook.com/RiceOwlsFootball Bloomgren vs. LSU: ............................................................0-0 Orgeron vs. Rice: .................................................................0-0 Football Contact | Chuck Pool STAT LEADERS STAT LEADERS Office Number | 713-348-5775 Cell Number | 832-244-6476 RUSHING: Austin Walter RUSHING: Nick Brossette 129 ATT., 543 YDS, 4 TD, 4.2 YPC, 49.4 YPG 181 ATT., 792 YDS, 11 TDS, 4.4 YPC, 79.2 YPG Email | [email protected] Athletic Comms. Fax | 713-348-6019 PASSING: Shawn Stankavage PASSING: Joe Burrow Rice Stadium Press Box | 713-348-5638 117 CMP, 206 ATT, 1,227 YDS, 10 TDS/10 INTS, 153.4 YPG 153 CMP, 279 ATT, 1,923 YDS, 7 TDS/4 INTS, 192.3 YPG Online | RiceOwls.com RECEIVING: Austin Trammell RECEIVING: Justin Jefferson TABLE OF CONTENTS 59 REC., 600 YDS, 3 TDS, 10.2 YPC, 54.5 YPG 42 REC., 669 YDS, 15.9 YPC, 66.9 YPG Depth Chart ..........................2 Career Stats ........................ 14 TACKLES: George Nyakwol TACKLES: Devin White Game Notes ..........................4 Career Highs ...................... 16 54 TKLS; 2.0 TFL; 1 INT; 2 PBU 89 TKLS; 1.0 SACKS; 7.0 TFL; 7 QBH; 4 PBU; 2 FR; 1 FF Records ...................................6 HC Mike Bloomgren ������� 17 Dunlevie Endowment .......8 Scoring Drives ................... 19 INSIDE THE SERIES Owls in the NFL ...................9 Player Notes ....................... 20 This 56th meeting between the two schools,, but the first since 1995. Starters ................................ 10 Superlatives ....................... 22 • LSU leads the series 37-13-5 (23-2-2 at Tiger Stadium; 1-0 in Shreveport; 12-11-3 in Houston; 8-6-2 at Trevor Cobb ....................... 10 2018 Stats ........................... 24 Rice Stadium) The Last Time .................... 11 2018 Box Scores ............... 38 • The 55 games with LSU are the most against any non-conference opponent for Rice. Roster ................................... 12 • Saturday’s game will be played 103 years to the day when the schools first met at West End Park in Houston, with Rice winning 6-0. The schools met in Baton Rouge for the first time the following year, tying 7-7. • The two schools met continuously from 1932-52 and then again from 1955-83. • Rice’s last win in the series came in 1980 when the Owls snapped an 11-game losing streak by scoring twice in the last eight minutes of the game to win 17-7. Rice trailed 7-3 entering the final quarter, with WWW.BRENDATRACY.COM those three points coming when starting tight end Robert Hubble kicked a 52-yard field goal at the end of half. Hubble set a school record with his only career field goal, which was also the first by an Owl from 50+ yards. • Rice’s last win over ranked LSU squad came in the opener to the 1961 season in front of a Rice Stadium record crowd of 73,00 as the Owls downed the 5th ranked Tigers, 16-3. • Rice’s last win at Tiger Stadium came in 1957 as the Owls rallied from a 14-0 deficit to win 20-14, driving 63 yards in the last 4:57 to score the game winner. GAME 12: LSU LSU DEPTH CHART OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS TE (Y) 7 Jordan Myers (6-2, 217, So-1L) DT 95 Roe Wilkins (6-3, 260, Jr-2L) PK 2 Jack Fox (6-1 1/2, 224, Sr-3L) 82 Jaeger Bull (6-4, 226, Fr-RS) 93 Parker Hanusa (6-4, 262, Sr-3L) 18 Haden Tobola (6-1, 187, Sr-2L) LT 77 Uzoma Osuji (6-6, 300, So-1L) NT 96 Zach Abercrumbia (6-2, 286, Jr-2L) P 2 Jack Fox (6-1 1/2, 224, Sr-3L) 78 Jake Syptak (6-5, 270, Fr-HS) 52 JaVante Hubbard (6-2, 248, So-RS) 86 Chris Barnes (6-1, 250, Jr-Sq) LG 73 Cole Garcia (6-4, 311, Fr-HS) DT 92 Elijah Garcia (6-5, 296, So-1L) LS 36 Campbell Riddle (6-2, 224, Fr-HS) 66 Jack Greene (6-4, 318, So-Sq) 99 Myles Adams (6-2, 268, Jr-2L) 39 Clayton Malcomb (6-0, 222, Sr.-2L) C 58 Shea Baker (6-1, 289, Fr-RS) OLB/RUSH 94 Graysen Schantz (6-3, 242, GS-3L) PR 10 Austin Trammell (5-10, 182, So-1L) 53 Cole Elms (6-2, 260, So-Sq) 43 Kenneth Orji (6-2, 241, Fr-RS) 7 Jordan Myers (6-2, 217, So-1L) RG 66 Jack Greene (6-4, 318, So-Sq) OLB/SAM17 Treshawn Chamberlain(5-10, 208, Fr-HS) KR 10 Austin Trammell (5-10, 182, So-1L) 79 Joseph Dill (6-4, 324, Jr-1L) 33 Anthony Ekpe (6-0, 231, So-1L) 2 Austin Walter (5-8, 202, Sr-3L) RT 76 Sam Pierce (6-6, 295, Sr-3L) ILB/WILL 55 Blaze Alldredge (6-2, 217, So-TR) 63 Brandt Peterson (6-6, 277, Fr-RS) 8 Dylan Silcox (6-2, 217, So-1L) PRONUNCIATIONS No Name ........................................... Pronunciation QB 3 Shawn Stankavage (6-2, 202, Gr-TR) ILB/MIKE 15 Antonio Montero (6-0, 216, Fr-HS) 96 Zach Abercrumbia ............................. Aber-crumb-bee-uh 6 Ja’Quez Battley .....................................................Jah-kez 5 Wiley Green (6-2, 192, Fr-HS) 31 Martin Nwakamma (6-1, 218, Sr-3L) 82 Jaegar Bull ............................................................. Jay-ger 14 Jackson Tyner (6-5, 251, Jr.-2L) 4 Prudy Calderon .................................................Proo-dee FS 20 George Nyakwol (6-0, 184, So-1L) 28 Aaron Cephus .......................................................See-fus HB 1 Aston Walter (5-8, 209, Sr-3L) 5 Dasharm Newsome (6-1, 191, So-Sq) 17 Treshawn Chamberlain ............................... Tra-shawn 2 Austin Walter (5-8, 202, Sr-3L) 22 Lawrence Cimino ........................................ Cha-me-no 33 Emmanuel Esukpa (5-11.5, 232, Jr-2L) SS 4 Prudy Calderon (5-11, 205, Fr-HS) 20 Jorian Clark .......................................................Jor-ree-an 33 Anthony Ekpe .........................................................Ek-pay 29 Houston Robert (6-0, 188, So-1L) 14 Ikenna Enechukwu .......... Eye-ken-ah Inn-e-chu-ku FB 45 Giovanni Gentosi (6-2, 247, Gr-TR) or 9 Jorian Clark (5-10, 195, Sr-3L) 25 Nahshon Ellerbe .............................................El-er-bee 40 Brady Wright (6-3, 252, Sr-2L) 33 Emmanuel Esukpa .................................... Uh-soup-ah RCB 18 TyRae Thornton (5-10, 182, Fr-RS) 45 Giovanni Gentosi .........Jee-oh-va-nay Gen-toe-see WR (F) 10 Austin Trammell (5-10, 182, So-1L) 3 Brandon Douglas-Dotson (5-91/2, 177, Sr-2L) 4 Sam Glaesmann............................................ Glaze-man 93 Parker Hanusa .............................................Hah-new-sa 83 Rhett Cardwell (6-1, 198, Fr-RS) 52 JaVante Hubbard .......................................... Ja-von-tay LCB 13 Collin Whitaker (5-10, 197, So-RS) 60 Crocket Mokry ................................................Moe-cree WR (Z) 83 Rhett Cardwell (6-1, 198, Fr-RS) 7 Justin Bickham (6-1, 196, Jr-1L) 5 Dasharm Newsom .......................................Dah-sharm 10 Austin Trammell (5-10, 182, So-1L) 31 Martin Nwakamma ....................................Wa-kah-ma 20 George Nyakwol ........................................Nie-ah-kwall 43 Kenneth Orji .........................................................Oar-gee WR (X) 28 Aaron Cephus (6-4, 200, So-RS) 77 Uzoma Osuji ..........................Oo-zoe-ma Oh-soo-gee 12 Austin Conrad (5-11, 185, Fr-RS) 21 Juma Otoviano ...............Ju-mah Oh-toe-vee-ah-no 44 Kebreyun Page ..................................................Key-bron 88 August Pitre III ............................................................Peet 29 Houston Robert ..............................................Roe-bear 98 Trey Schuman .................................................Shoo-man 3 Shawn Stankavage ......................................Stan-CAV-ij 18 Tyrae Thornton ..................................................... Tie-ray 18 Haden Tobola ................................................Ta-bowl-ah GAME DAY ASSIGNMENTS PRESS BOX FIELD Jerry Mack Bill Best Gerard Wilcher Pete Lembo Brian Smith Joe Ashfield Cedric Calhoun Robbie Picazo Drew Svoboda Scott Vestal Offensive Coord./ Tight Ends Cornerbacks Assoc. HC/ Def. Coord./ Offensive Line Defensive Line Quarterbacks Running Backs Linebackers Wide Receivers Special Teams Safeties Coord. 2 2017 C-USA MEDIA DAY GAME 12: LSU
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