2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 SEASON OUTLOOK QUICK FACTS 2017 SCHEDULE Location ______Austin, Texas Enrollment ______50,950 MARYLAND (Sept. 2 • 11:00 am CT • FS1) ______(39,619 undergraduate) President ______Gregory L. Fenves DarrellD K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas) Founded ______1883 Notes:N UT leads the all-time series 3-0, outscoring the Terrapins 102-0 in those meetings. Nickname ______Longhorns Mascot ______Bevo XV Colors ______Burnt Orange & White SAN JOSE STATE (Sept. 9 • 2:30 pm CT • LHN) (Pantone 159) Affiliation ______FBS DarrellD K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas) NCAA Faculty Rep. ____Dr. Michael Clement Notes:N The two programs will meet for the first time on Sept. 9 in Austin. Conference ______Big 12 Home Field ______Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium/Jamail Field ATA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (Sept. 16 • 7:30 pm CT • FOX) (Capacity: 100,119) Surface ______FieldTurf LosL Angeles Memorial Coliseum (Los Angeles, Calif.) NNotes: USC leads the all-time series 4-1, but UT won the 2005 National Championship 41-38 over USC. FOLLOW THE HORNS ATA IOWA STATE (Sept. 28 • 6:30 or 7 pm CT • ESPN) Twitter: ______@TexasFootball JackJ Trice Stadium (Ames, Iowa) Notes:N Texas leads the all-time series 12-2 and looks for their first road win since 2013 in the series. Twitter: ______@CoachTomHerman

Instagram: ______@TexasFootball KANSAS STATE (Oct. 7 • TBA) DarrellD K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas) MEDIA RELATIONS Notes:N Kansas State leads the all-time series 10-7, but the Longhorns have won two straight in Austin. Assoc. AD/Media Relations Director: John Bianco VSV OKLAHOMA (Oct. 14 • TBA) Email: [email protected] CottonC Bowl (Dallas, Texas) Assoc. Media Relations Director: Thomas Stepp Notes:N The Longhorns lead the all-time series against the Sooners 61-45-5. Email: [email protected] OKLAHOMA STATE (Oct. 21 • TBA) Assoc. Media Relations Director: Joe Hernandez DarrellD K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas) Email: [email protected] Notes:N UT leads the all-time series 24-7, but looks for its first win at home over Cowboys since 2008. Asst. Media Relations Director: Scott Swegan Email: [email protected] ATA BAYLOR (Oct. 28 • TBA) McLaneM Stadium (Waco, Texas) TABLE OF CONTENTS Notes:N UT has won two straight in the series and leads all-time 75-26-4. OUTLOOK ______1-5 ATA TCU (Nov. 4 • TBA) RETURNING PLAYERS ______7-49 AmonA G. Carter Stadium (Fort Worth, Texas) Notes:N Longhorns look for their first win in the series since 2013, a 30-7 victory at TCU. NEWCOMERS ______51-58

COACHING STAFF ______59-71 KANSAS (Nov. 11 • 5:00 pm CT • LHN) DarrellD K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas) 2016 STATS______73-90 Notes:N Texas leads the all-time series 13-3, having won 13 straight from 1996-2015.

RECORD BOOK ______91-185 ATA WEST VIRGINIA (Nov. 18 • TBA) MilanM Puskar Stadium (Morgantown, W.V.) Notes:N WVU leads the all-time series 4-2, having won two straight over UT.

TEXAS TECH (Nov. 24 • 7:00 pm CT • FOX) DarrellD K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas) Notes:N Texas leads the all-time series 50-16 and has won seven-of-eight and 12-of-14.

TEXASSPORTS.COM 1 OUTLOOK 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

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) Johnson, Kirk ______28 _ RB _ 6-1 _ 215 __ So.-1L ______San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian) Anderson, Alex ______63 _ OL__ 6-4 _ 310 __ Jr.-1L______New Orleans, La. (Landry-Walker) Jones, Brandon ______19 _ DB _ 6-1 _ 215 __ So.-1L _____Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) Barakat, Omar ______83 _WR _ 5-9 _ 185 __ So.-SQ ______Amarillo, Texas (Tascosa) Leonard, Dorian ______8 __WR _ 6-5 _ 210 __ Sr.-3L ______Longview, Texas (Longview) Beck, Andrew ______47 _ TE __ 6-4 _ 255 __ Sr.-3L ______Tampa, Fla. (Plant) Locke III, P.J. ______11 _ DB _5-11 215 __ Jr.-2L______Beaumont, Texas (Central) Becker, Mitchell ______38 _ K __ 6-3 _ 195 __ Sr.-1L ______League City, Texas (Clear Creek) Major, Buck ______70 _ OL__ 6-6 _ 315 __ So.-SQ ______Huntsville, Texas (Huntsville) Bernard, Roderick _____ 27 _ RB _5-10 185 __ Sr.-2L ______Houston, Texas (Sharpstown) McCulloch, Jeffrey ____ 23 _ LB __ 6-3 _ 245 __ So.-1L ______Houston, Texas (Davis) Bonney, John ______24 _ DB _ 6-1 _ 200 __ Jr.-2L______Houston, Texas (Lamar) McMillon, Jake ______64 _ OL__ 6-3 _ 305 __ Jr.-2L______Abilene, Texas (Abilene) Boyd, Demarco ______36 _ LB __ 6-1 _ 245 __ Fr.-RS ______Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) Moeller, Philipp ______85 _WR _ 6-1 _ 185 __ Jr.-SQ ______Plano, Texas (Plano) Boyd, Kris ______2 __ DB _ 6-1 _ 195 __ Jr.-2L______Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) Moore, Chase ______37 _ DB _5-10 170 __ So.-SQ ______Carson, Calif. (Verbum Dei) Brown, Chris ______15 _ DB _5-11 210 __ Fr.-RS ______Houston, Texas (Elsik) Morton, Jimmy ______17 _ QB _ 6-1 _ 205 __ Fr.-RS ____San Antonio, Texas (Central Catholic) Buechele, Shane _____ 7 __ QB _ 6-1 _ 205 __ So.-1L ______Arlington, Texas (Lamar) Naggar, Chris ______45 _ K __ 6-1 _ 195 __ Fr.-RS ______Arlington, Texas (Arlington) Burt, John ______1 __WR _ 6-3 _ 200 __ Jr.-2L______Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln) Nelson, Chris ______97 _ DL__ 6-3 _ 300 __ Jr.-2L______Lakeland, Fla. (Victory Christian) Carr, Trevor ______33 _ DB _ 6-1 _ 210 __ So.-SQ ______Tyler, Texas (Lee) Nickelson, Tristan ______75 __ OL __ 6-10 __315 ___ Sr.-2L __League City, Texas (Clear Falls/Fork Union/Navarro CC) Carter, Toneil ______30 _ RB _ 6-1 _ 205 __ Fr.-HS ______Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) Okafor, Denzel ______78 _ OL__ 6-4 _ 310 __ So.-1L ______Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville) Christmas, D’Andre ____ 98 _ DL__ 6-2 _ 315 __ So.-1L ______New Orelans, La. (St. Augustine) Omenihu, Charles _____ 90 _ DL__ 6-7 _ 270 __ Jr.-2L______Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) Coutoumanos, Hank ___ 38 _ DB _ 6-0 _ 195 __ Fr.-RS ____ Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) Pequeno, Edward _____ 39 _ LB __ 6-1 _ 235 __ So.-SQ ______McAllen, Texas (Memorial) Covey, Josh ______18 _ QB _ 6-1 _ 200 __ So.-SQ ______Georgetown, Texas (East View) Porter, Kyle ______21 _ RB _5-11 215 __ So.-1L ______Katy, Texas (Katy) Cuffee, Eric ______26 _ DB _5-11 195 __ Fr.-RS ______Waco, Texas (Waco) Poujol, Michael David __ 39 _ DS _ 6-4 _ 215 __ Fr.-RS ______Houston, Texas (Memorial) Cuney, Terrell ______51 _ OL__ 6-3 _ 315 __ Jr.-SQ ______Jasper, Texas (Jasper) Roach, Malcolm ______32 _ DE _ 6-3 _ 270 __ So.-1L ______Baton Rouge, La. (Madison Prep) Curtis, Davion ______16 _WR _ 6-1 _ 190 __ Fr.-RS ______Temple, Texas (Temple) Rodriguez, Elijah _____ 72 _ OL__ 6-6 _ 305 __ Jr.-2L______Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek) Daniels, Chris ______99 _ DL__ 6-3 _ 330 __ Fr.-RS ______Euless, Texas (Trinity) Rowland, Joshua ______49 ___K ___5-11 __200 ___ Jr.-TR _ Madison, Miss. (Madison Central/Mississippi Gulf Coast CC) Davis, Antwuan ______7 __ DB _ 6-1 _ 200 __ Sr.-3L ______Bastrop, Texas (Bastrop) Shackelford, Zach _____ 56 _ OL__ 6-4 _ 305 __ So.-1L ______Belton, Texas (Belton) Davis, Davante ______18 _ DB _ 6-3 _ 205 __ Jr.-2L______Miami, Fla. (Booker T. Washington) Strickland, Jordan _____ 23 _ DB _5-10 175 __ Jr.-SQ ______Aurora, Colo. (Cherokee Trail) Delance, Jean ______74 _ OL__ 6-5 _ 320 __ So.-SQ ______Mesquite, Texas (North Mesquite) Tesch, Taylor ______86 _WR _ 5-8 _ 160 __ Fr.-RS ______Cypress, Texas (Cypress Woods) Dickson, Michael _____ 37 _ P __ 6-3 _ 205 __ Jr.-2L______Sydney, Australia (Kirrawee) Thomas, Garrett ______79 _ OL__ 6-7 _ 310 __ So.-SQ ______Many, La. (Many) Durst, Jarmarquis _____ 28 _ DB _ 6-1 _ 205 __ Jr.-RS _ Conroe, Texas (Oak Ridge/Tarleton State) Townsend, Cameron ___ 43 _ LB __ 6-1 _ 225 __ So.-1L ______Missouri City, Texas (Ridge Point) Duvernay, Devin _____ 6 __WR _ 6-1 _ 205 __ So.-1L ______Sachse, Texas (Sachse) Urquidez, J.P. ______71 _ OL__ 6-7 _ 290 __ Fr.-RS ___ Copperas Cove, Texas (Copperas Cove) Duvernay, Donovan ___ 27 _ DB _ 5-9 _ 190 __ Fr.-RS ______Sachse, Texas (Sachse) Vahe, Patrick ______77 _ OL__ 6-4 _ 325 __ Jr.-2L______Euless, Texas (Trinity) Ehlinger, Sam ______11 _ QB _ 6-2 _ 225 __ Fr.-HS ______Austin, Texas (Westlake) Warren III, Chris ______25 _ RB _ 6-3 _ 250 __ Jr.-2L______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) Elliott, DeShon ______4 __ DB _ 6-2 _ 205 __ Jr.-2L______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall-Heath) Wheeler, Anthony ____ 45 _ LB __ 6-3 _ 240 __ Jr.-2L______Dallas, Texas (Skyline) Fehr, Chris ______89 _ TE __ 6-3 _ 240 __ Jr.-SQ ______Austin, Texas (McNeil) Wilbon, Gerald ______94 _ DL__ 6-3 _ 320 __ So.-1L ______St. Rose, La. (Destrehan) Fitzgerald, Andrew ____ 48 _ DL__ 6-6 _ 265 __ Fr.-RS ______Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus) Williams, Connor _____ 55 _ OL__ 6-6 _ 320 __ Jr.-2L______Coppell, Texas (Coppell) Ford, Poona ______95 _ DL__ 6-1 _ 310 __ Sr.-3L ______Hilton Head, S.C. (Hilton Head) Willis, Robert ______43 _ TE __ 6-4 _ 250 __ Sr.-SQ Dripping Springs, Texas (Dripping Springs) Foreman, Armanti ____ 3 __WR _ 6-1 _ 215 __ Sr.-3L ______Texas City, Texas (Texas City) Wilson, Michael ______82 _ TE __ 6-4 _ 235 __ Jr.-SQ _____ Arlington, Texas (Arlington Martin) Freeman, Edwin ______35 _ LB __ 6-2 _ 245 __ Jr.-2L______Arlington, Texas (Bowie) Yoder, Tim ______26 _ RB _5-10 195 __ Jr.-SQ ______Plano, Texas (Plano) Gonzalez, Eric ______36 _WR _ 5-9 _ 200 __ So.-SQ ______Weslaco, Texas (Weslaco) Graf, Garrett ______54 _ OL__ 6-2 _ 300 __ Sr.-SQ _ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) ------2017 SIGNEES------Gray, Garrett ______87 _ TE __ 6-4 _ 230 __ Jr.-1L______Marble Falls, Texas (Marble Falls) Hafley, Trenton ______40 _ RB _5-10 195 __ Jr.-SQ ______Wichita Falls, Texas (Burnet) NAME ______POS _ HT __WT __ CL-EX ______HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Hager, Breckyn ______44 _ LB __ 6-4 _ 245 __ Jr.-2L______Austin, Texas (Westlake) Bimage, Marqez ______LB __ 6-2 _ 230 __ Fr.-HS ______Brenham, Texas (Brenham) Hall, Jason ______31 _ DB _ 6-3 _ 220 __ Sr.-3L _ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) Boyce, Kobe ______DB _ 6-0 _ 165 __ Fr.-HS ______Corinth, Texas (Lake Dallas) Harper, Jay ______42 _ LB __ 6-1 _ 235 __ Jr.-SQ ______Houston, Texas (Stratford) Brewer, Cade ______TE __ 6-3 _ 210 __ Fr.-HS ______Austin, Texas (Lake Travis) Heard, Jerrod ______13 _WR _ 6-3 _ 200 __ Jr.-2L______Denton, Texas (Guyer) Chisholm, Jamari ______DL__ 6-4 __300 ___Jr.-TR __Valdosta, Ga. (Valdosta/NE Oklahoma A&M) Hemphill-Mapps, Reggie _ 17 _ WR __6-1 _ 185 __ Fr.-RS ______Houston, Texas (Manvel) Cosmi, Samuel ______OL__ 6-6 _ 280 __ Fr.-HS ______Humble, Texas (Atascocita) Hill, Holton ______5 __ DB _ 6-3 _ 205 __ Jr.-2L______Houston, Texas (Lamar) Cummins, Max ______DL__ 6-5 _ 245 __ Fr.-HS __ Fort Worth, Texas (All-Saints Episcopal) Holbrook, Jak ______53 _ DS _5-11 210 __ Jr.-1L______Austin, Texas (McCallum) Estell, Montrell ______DB _ 6-1 _ 185 __ Fr.-HS ______Hooks, Texas (Hooks) Houston, Tristian _____ 41 _ RB _ 6-1 _ 210 __ So.-SQ ______Galena Park, Texas (North Shore) Graham, Ta’Quon ______DL__ 6-3 _ 265 __ Fr.-HS ______Temple, Texas (Temple) Hrncir, Kyle ______31 _ LB __ 6-2 _ 220 __ So.-SQ ______San Antonio, Texas (Johnson) Johnson, Gary ______LB __ 6-0 _ 210 __ Jr.-TR ___ Douglas, Ala. (Douglas/Dodge City CC) Hudson, Patrick ______73 _ OL__ 6-5 _ 325 __ Fr.-RS ______Silsbee, Texas (Silsbee) Kerstetter, Derek ______OL__ 6-5 _ 300 __ Fr.-HS ______San Antonio, Texas (Reagan) Hughes, Naashon _____ 40 _ LB __ 6-4 _ 260 __ Sr.-3L ___Harker Heights, Texas (Harker Heights) Leitao, Reese ______TE __ 6-5 _ 234 __ Fr.-HS ______Jenks, Okla. (Jenks) Humphrey, Lil’Jordan __ 84 _WR _ 6-5 _ 220 __ So.-1L ____ Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) Miller, Damion ______WR _ 6-0 _ 190 __ Fr.-HS ______Tyler, Texas (John Tyler) Imade, Tope ______67 _ OL__ 6-5 _ 315 __ Fr.-RS ______Arlington, Texas (Bowie) Pouncey, Jordan ______WR _ 6-1 _ 190 __ Fr.-HS ______Winter Park, Fla. (Winter Park) Jefferson, Malik ______46 _ LB __ 6-3 _ 240 __ Jr.-2L______Mesquite, Texas (Poteet) Thompson, Josh ______DB _5-11 180 __ Fr.-HS _____Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) Joe, Lorenzo ______14 _WR _ 6-3 _ 210 __ Sr.-3L ______Abilene, Texas (Cooper) Young, Daniel ______RB _ 6-0 _ 210 __ Fr.-HS ______Houston, Texas (Westfield) Johnson, Collin ______9 __WR _ 6-6 _ 215 __ So.-1L ______San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian)

Pronunciations Omar Barakat ______BEAR-uh-cat Eric Cuffee ______CUH-fee Montrell Estell ______eh-STELL Jeffrey McCulloch ______mick-CULL-ock Marqez Bimage ______mar-KEZ BIM-ige Terrell Cuney ______CUE-nee Armanti Foreman ______AH-mahn-tee Chris Naggar ______nuh-GAR John Bonney ______BAHN-ee Davion Curtis ______DAY-vee-on Ta’Quon Graham ______tuh-QUAN Charles Omenihu ______oh-MEN-uh-hoo Shane Buechele ______boo-SHELL Antwuan Davis ______AN-twahn Jerrod Heard ______JAH-rod Edward Pequeno ______puh-CANE-yo Tonekl Carter ______tuh-KNEEL Jean Delance______JEEN duh-LANCE Tristian Houston ______TRIST-en Michael David Poujol ______POU-zhol Jamari Chisholm ______chiz-UM Jarmarquis Durst ______Jar-mar-KEECE Kyle Hrncir ______HERN-sir Joshua Rowland ______ROH-land Samuel Cosmi ______KOZ-mee Devin Duvernay ______DOO-ver-nay Naashon Hughes ______NAY-shon J.P. Urquidez ______yer-KEE-dez Joseph Coutoumanos ______coo-tuh-MAHN-os Donovan Duvernay ______DOO-ver-nay Tope Imade ______toe-PAY ih-MAHD-eh Patrick Vahe ______vah-HAY Josh Covey ______COE-vee Sam Ehlinger ______EL-in-gurr Reese Leitao ______LAY-toe

2 OUTLOOK @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 NUMERICAL ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER

NO NAME ______POS __ HT ___WT ___CL-EX ____HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) NO NAME ______POS __ HT ___WT ___CL-EX ____HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1 __Burt, John ______WR __ 6-3 ___200 ___Jr.-2L ______Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln) 46 _Jefferson, Malik _____ LB___ 6-3 ___240 ___Jr.-2L ______Mesquite, Texas (Poteet) 2 __Boyd, Kris ______DB __ 6-0 ___195 ___Jr.-2L ______Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) 47 _Beck, Andrew ______TE ___ 6-4 ___255 ___Sr.-3L ______Tampa, Fla. (Plant) 3 __Foreman, Armanti ___WR __ 6-0 ___215 ___Sr.-3L ______Texas City, Texas (Texas City) 48 _Fitzgerald, Andrew ___ DL __ 6-6 ___265 ___Fr.-RS ______Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus) 4 __Elliott, DeShon _____ DB __ 6-2 ___205 ___Jr.-2L ______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall-Heath) 49 _ Rowland, Joshua ______K ____ 5-11 __ 200 ____Jr.-TR _ Madison, Miss. (Madison Central/Mississippi Gulf Coast CC) 5 __Hill, Holton ______DB __ 6-3 ___205 ___Jr.-2L ______Houston, Texas (Lamar) 51 _Cuney, Terrell ______OL __ 6-3 ___315 ___Jr.-SQ ______Jasper, Texas (Jasper) 6 __Duvernay, Devin ____WR __ 6-0 ___205 ___So.-1L ______Sachse, Texas (Sachse) 53 _Holbrook, Jak ______DS __ 5-11 __210 ___Jr.-1L ______Austin, Texas (McCallum) 7 __Buechele, Shane ____ QB __ 6-1 ___205 ___So.-1L ______Arlington, Texas (Lamar) 54 _Graf, Garrett ______OL __ 6-2 ___300 ___Sr.-SQ _ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) 7 __Davis, Antwuan _____ DB __ 6-1 ___200 ___Sr.-3L ______Bastrop, Texas (Bastrop) 55 _Williams, Connor ____ OL __ 6-6 ___320 ___Jr.-2L ______Coppell, Texas (Coppell) 8 __Leonard, Dorian_____WR __ 6-5 ___210 ___Sr.-3L ______Longview, Texas (Longview) 56 _Shackelford, Zach ____OL __ 6-4 ___305 ___So.-1L ______Belton, Texas (Belton) 9 __Johnson, Collin _____WR __ 6-6 ___215 ___So.-1L ______San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian) 63 _Anderson, Alex _____ OL __ 6-4 ___310 ___Jr.-1L ______New Orleans, La. (Landry-Walker) 11 _Ehlinger, Sam ______QB __ 6-2 ___225 ___Fr.-HS ______Austin, Texas (Westlake) 64 _McMillon, Jake _____ OL __ 6-3 ___305 ___Jr.-2L ______Abilene, Texas (Abilene) 11 _Locke III, P.J. ______DB __ 5-11 __215 ___Jr.-2L ______Beaumont, Texas (Central) 67 _Imade, Tope ______OL __ 6-5 ___315 ___Fr.-RS ______Arlington, Texas (Bowie) 13 _Heard, Jerrod ______WR __ 6-3 ___200 ___Jr.-2L ______Denton, Texas (Guyer) 69 _Allsup, Austin ______OL __ 6-3 ___300 ___Jr.-SQ ______Austin, Texas (Lorena) 14 _Joe, Lorenzo ______WR __ 6-3 ___210 ___Sr.-3L ______Abilene, Texas (Cooper) 70 _Major, Buck ______OL __ 6-6 ___315 ___So.-SQ ______Huntsville, Texas (Huntsville) 15 _Brown, Chris ______DB __ 5-11 __210 ___Fr.-RS ______Houston, Texas (Elsik) 71 _Urquidez, J.P. ______OL __ 6-7 ___290 ___Fr.-RS ___ Copperas Cove, Texas (Copperas Cove) 16 _Curtis, Davion ______WR __ 6-0 ___190 ___Fr.-RS ______Temple, Texas (Temple) 72 _Rodriguez, Elijah ____ OL __ 6-6 ___305 ___Jr.-2L ______Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek) 17 _Hemphill-Mapps, Reggie _WR __ 6-1 ___185 ___Fr.-RS ______Houston, Texas (Manvel) 73 _Hudson, Patrick _____ OL __ 6-5 ___325 ___Fr.-RS ______Silsbee, Texas (Silsbee) 17 _Morton, Jimmy _____ QB __ 6-1 ___205 ___Fr.-RS ____San Antonio, Texas (Central Catholic) 74 _Delance, Jean ______OL __ 6-5 ___320 ___So.-SQ _____Mesquite, Texas (North Mesquite) 18 _Covey, Josh ______QB __ 6-1 ___200 ___So.-SQ ______Georgetown, Texas (East View) 75 _ Nickelson, Tristan ______OL ____6-10 __ 315 ____Sr.-2L __League City, Texas (Clear Falls/Fork Union/Navarro CC) 18 _Davis, Davante _____ DB __ 6-3 ___205 ___Jr.-2L _____Miami, Fla. (Booker T. Washington) 77 _Vahe, Patrick ______OL __ 6-4 ___325 ___Jr.-2L ______Euless, Texas (Trinity) 19 _Jones, Brandon _____ DB __ 6-0 ___215 ___So.-1L _____Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) 78 _Okafor, Denzel _____ OL __ 6-4 ___310 ___So.-1L ______Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville) 21 _Porter, Kyle ______RB __ 5-11 __215 ___So.-1L ______Katy, Texas (Katy) 79 _Thomas, Garrett ____ OL __ 6-7 ___310 ___So.-SQ ______Many, La. (Many) 23 _McCulloch, Jeffrey ___ LB___ 6-3 ___245 ___So.-1L ______Houston, Texas (Davis) 82 _Wilson, Michael _____ TE ___ 6-4 ___235 ___Jr.-SQ _____ Arlington, Texas (Arlington Martin) 23 _Strickland, Jordan ___ DB __ 5-10 __175 ___Jr.-SQ ______Aurora, Colo. (Cherokee Trail) 83 _Barakat, Omar _____WR __ 5-9 ___185 ___So.-SQ ______Amarillo, Texas (Tascosa) 24 _Bonney, John ______DB __ 6-1 ___200 ___Jr.-2L ______Houston, Texas (Lamar) 84 _Humphrey, Lil’Jordan _WR __ 6-5 ___220 ___So.-1L ____ Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) 25 _Warren III, Chris ____ RB __ 6-3 ___250 ___Jr.-2L ______Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) 85 _Moeller, Philipp _____WR __ 6-0 ___185 ___Jr.-SQ ______Plano, Texas (Plano) 26 _Cuffee, Eric ______DB __ 5-11 __195 ___Fr.-RS ______Waco, Texas (Waco) 86 _Tesch, Taylor ______WR __ 5-8 ___160 ___Fr.-RS ______Cypress, Texas (Cypress Woods) 26 _Yoder, Tim ______RB __ 5-10 __195 ___Jr.-SQ ______Plano, Texas (Plano) 87 _Gray, Garrett ______TE ___ 6-4 ___230 ___Jr.-1L ______Marble Falls, Texas (Marble Falls) 27 _Bernard, Roderick ___ RB __ 5-10 __185 ___Sr.-2L ______Houston, Texas (Sharpstown) 89 _Fehr, Chris ______TE ___ 6-3 ___240 ___Jr.-SQ ______Austin, Texas (McNeil) 27 _Duvernay, Donovan __ DB __ 5-9 ___190 ___Fr.-RS ______Sachse, Texas (Sachse) 90 _Omenihu, Charles ___ DL __ 6-7 ___270 ___Jr.-2L ______Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) 28 _Durst, Jarmarquis ____DB __ 6-1 ___205 ___Jr.-RS _ Conroe, Texas (Oak Ridge/Tarleton State) 94 _Wilbon, Gerald _____ DL __ 6-3 ___320 ___So.-1L ______St. Rose, La. (Destrehan) 28 _Johnson, Kirk ______RB __ 6-0 ___215 ___So.-1L ______San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian) 95 _Ford, Poona ______DL __ 6-0 ___310 ___Sr.-3L ______Hilton Head, S.C. (Hilton Head) 30 _Carter, Toneil ______RB __ 6-0 ___205 ___Fr.-HS ______Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) 97 _Nelson, Chris ______DL __ 6-3 ___300 ___Jr.-2L ______Lakeland, Fla. (Victory Christian) 31 _Hall, Jason ______DB __ 6-3 ___220 ___Sr.-3L _ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) 98 _Christmas, D’Andre ___ DL __ 6-2 ___315 ___So.-1L ______New Orelans, La. (St. Augustine) 31 _Hrncir, Kyle ______LB___ 6-2 ___220 ___So.-SQ ______San Antonio, Texas (Johnson) 99 _Daniels, Chris ______DL __ 6-3 ___330 ___Fr.-RS ______Euless, Texas (Trinity) 32 _Roach, Malcolm _____ DE __ 6-3 ___270 ___So.-1L ______Baton Rouge, La. (Madison Prep) 33 _Carr, Trevor ______DB __ 6-0 ___210 ___So.-SQ ______Tyler, Texas (Lee) ------2017 SIGNEES------35 _Freeman, Edwin ____ LB___ 6-2 ___245 ___Jr.-2L ______Arlington, Texas (Bowie) 36 _Boyd, Demarco _____ LB___ 6-0 ___245 ___Fr.-RS ______Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) NAME ______POS _ HT __WT __ CL-EX ______HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) 36 _Gonzalez, Eric ______WR __ 5-9 ___200 ___So.-SQ ______Weslaco, Texas (Weslaco) Bimage, Marqez ______LB __ 6-2 _ 230 __ Fr.-HS ______Brenham, Texas (Brenham) 37 _Dickson, Michael ____ P ___ 6-3 ___205 ___Jr.-2L ______Sydney, Australia (Kirrawee) Boyce, Kobe ______DB _ 6-0 _ 165 __ Fr.-HS ______Corinth, Texas (Lake Dallas) 37 _Moore, Chase ______DB __ 5-10 __170 ___So.-SQ ______Carson, Calif. (Verbum Dei) Brewer, Cade ______TE __ 6-3 _ 210 __ Fr.-HS ______Austin, Texas (Lake Travis) 38 _Becker, Mitchell_____ K ___ 6-3 ___195 ___Sr.-1L ______League City, Texas (Clear Creek) Chisholm, Jamari ______DL__ 6-4 __300 ___Jr.-TR __Valdosta, Ga. (Valdosta/NE Oklahoma A&M) 38 _Coutoumanos, Hank __ DB __ 6-0 ___195 ___Fr.-RS ____ Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) Cosmi, Samuel ______OL__ 6-6 _ 280 __ Fr.-HS ______Humble, Texas (Atascocita) 39 _Pequeno, Edward____ LB___ 6-1 ___235 ___So.-SQ ______McAllen, Texas (Memorial) Cummins, Max ______DL__ 6-5 _ 245 __ Fr.-HS __ Fort Worth, Texas (All-Saints Episcopal) 39 _Poujol, Michael David _ DS __ 6-4 ___215 ___Fr.-RS ______Houston, Texas (Memorial) Estell, Montrell ______DB _ 6-1 _ 185 __ Fr.-HS ______Hooks, Texas (Hooks) 40 _Hafley, Trenton _____ RB __ 5-10 __195 ___Jr.-SQ ______Wichita Falls, Texas (Burnet) Graham, Ta’Quon ______DL__ 6-3 _ 265 __ Fr.-HS ______Temple, Texas (Temple) 40 _Hughes, Naashon ____ LB___ 6-4 ___260 ___Sr.-3L ___Harker Heights, Texas (Harker Heights) Johnson, Gary ______LB __ 6-0 _ 210 __ Jr.-TR ___ Douglas, Ala. (Douglas/Dodge City CC) 41 _Houston, Tristian ____ RB __ 6-0 ___210 ___So.-SQ _____ Galena Park, Texas (North Shore) Kerstetter, Derek ______OL__ 6-5 _ 300 __ Fr.-HS ______San Antonio, Texas (Reagan) 42 _Harper, Jay ______LB___ 6-0 ___235 ___Jr.-SQ ______Houston, Texas (Stratford) Leitao, Reese ______TE __ 6-5 _ 234 __ Fr.-HS ______Jenks, Okla. (Jenks) 43 _Townsend, Cameron __ LB___ 6-1 ___225 ___So.-1L ______Missouri City, Texas (Ridge Point) Miller, Damion ______WR _ 6-0 _ 190 __ Fr.-HS ______Tyler, Texas (John Tyler) 43 _Willis, Robert ______TE ___ 6-4 ___250 ___Sr.-SQ Dripping Springs, Texas (Dripping Springs) Pouncey, Jordan ______WR _ 6-1 _ 190 __ Fr.-HS ______Winter Park, Fla. 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TEXASSPORTS.COM 3 OUTLOOK 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 SEASON OUTLOOK BIG 12 MEDIA DAYS KICKOFF 2017 CAMPAIGH RETURNING ON OFFENSE Texas will officially begin the 2017 campaign on Tuesday, July 18 when head Texas will return 20 players who earned letters and six starters on the offensive coach Tom Herman and selected student-athletes will meet the media for the side of the ball. Sixteen offensive returners combined to make a total of 86 starts Big 12’s annual media days. The event will take place at The Star in Frisco, home a season ago. Starters who return: of the Dallas Cowboys. A few short weeks after media days, the Longhorns will • QB Shane Buechele // 12 starts, 2,958 yards, 21 TD officially report to campus for the beginning of fall camp. The season kicks off on • WR Armanti Foreman // 10 starts, 420 yards, 3 TD Sept. 2 when UT plays host to Maryland inside of Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial • WR Dorian Leonard // 7 starts, 397 yards, 3 TD Stadium. • OL Zach Shackelford // 9 starts, freshman All-American • OL Patrick Vahe // 9 starts HEAD COACH TOM HERMAN AND STAFF • OL Connor Williams // 11 starts, consensus All-American A Texas Ex and former Longhorns’ graduate assistant, Tom Herman was named In addition to the six returning starters, 14 other offensive players who earned the 30th head football coach in UT history on Nov. 26, 2016. Herman spent the letters in 2016 return: OL Alex Anderson, TE Andrew Beck, WR John Burt, WR previous two seasons at the University of Houston, where he compiled a 22-4 Devin Duvernay, WR Jerrod Heard, WR Lil’Jordan Humphrey, WR Lorenzo Joe, WR record. In his first season at UH, Herman helped the Cougars to a 13-1 record and a Collin Johnson, OL Jake McMillon, OL Tristan Nickelson, OL Denzel Okafor, RB Kyle victory in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl over No. 9 Florida State. In 2016, his Cougars Porter, OL Elijah Rodriguez and RB Chris Warren III. defeated two top-five teams in No. 3 Oklahoma and No. 3 Louisville. OFFENSE LOST Herman put together an experienced staff for his first season on the 40 Acres, as The Longhorns lose five starters and a total of eight offensive letterwinners from he and his assistants have combined to recruit the state of Texas for 108 years, 2016. The biggest loss comes in the form of RB D’Onta Foreman, who won the win four national championships, produce 42 All-Americans, 170 NFL players and Doak Walker Award while rushing for 2,028 yards and 15 touchdowns. He declared 218 All-Conference selections. The 2017 coaching staff is as follows: Tim Beck for the NFL Draft following his junior season, during which he was also named a (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Stan Drayton (associate head coach/run consensus All-American, won the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award and finished eighth in Heisman Trophy voting. In addition to Foreman, the Longhorns also lose game coordinator/running backs), Oscar Giles (defensive line), Corby Meekins TE Caleb Bluiett (12 career starts), OL Brandon Hodges (9 starts in ‘16), WR Jake (tight ends), Drew Mehringer (pass game coordinator/wide receivers), Craig Oliver (3 starts in ‘16), OL Kent Perkins (34 career starts), QB Tyrone Swoopes (14 Naivar (special teams coordinator/safeties), Todd Orlando (defensive coordinator/ career starts), TE Quincy Vasser and WR Jacorey Warrick (6 starts in ‘16). linebackers), Derek Warehime (offensive line), Jason Washington (recruiting coordinator/cornerbacks) and Yancy McKnight (head strength and conditioning RETURNING ON DEFENSE coach for football). Texas returns 22 letterwinners and 10 starters from last season’s defense. A total of 18 returning defensive players combined to start 110 games for the Longhorns THE 2017 SCHEDULE a season ago. Starters who return: The Longhorns once again face a challening 2017 slate which includes eight bowl • DB John Bonney // 7 starts, 39 tackles, 9 breakups teams from a season ago and opponents that combined for an overall record of • DB Kris Boyd // 8 starts, 51 tackles, 2 FF, 1 INT 83-69 (.546) in 2016. In the nonconference portion of the schedule, UT hosts • DL Poona Ford // 12 starts, 54 tackles, 5.5 TFL Maryland and San Jose State before traveling to play Southern California in week • DB Jason Hall // 10 starts, 52 tackles, 4.5 TFL three. The matchup with the Trojans will mark the first time the two storied • LB Naashon Hughes // 7 starts, 3.5 sacks, 1 FF programs have played since the 2005 BCS National Championship Game. In Big • LB Malik Jefferson // 9 starts, 8.5 TFL, 5.5 sacks • DB P.J. Locke III // 9 starts, 33 tackles, 2 INT 12 Conference play, Texas hosts Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Kansas and Texas • DL Chris Nelson // 8 starts, 45 tackles, 6 TFL Tech while traveling to Iowa State, Baylor, TCU and West Virginia. The Red River • DL Charles Omenihu // 7 starts, 26 tackles, 3.5 sacks Showdown will be played on Oct. 14 at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Beginning • LB Anthony Wheeler // 7 starts, 65 tackles, 2 FF with the game at USC, Texas will play the winners of last year’s Rose, Texas, In addition to the 10 returning starters, 12 other players who earned letters in Sugar, Alamo and Cactus Bowls within a six-game span. 2016 return on the defensive side of the ball: DL D’Andre Christmas, DB Antwuan Davis, DB Davante Davis, DB DeShon Elliott, LB Edwin Freeman, LB Breckyn Hager, KICKOFF TIMES ANNOUNCED FOR SIX GAMES DB Holton Hill, DB Brandon Jones, LB Jeffrey McCulloch, DE Malcolm Roach, LB The Big 12 Conference announced six kickoff times and TV designations for the Cameron Townsend and DL Gerald Wilbon. Longhorns 2017 slate on May 31. Among the times announced were UT’s first four games and their last two home games. Texas will host Maryland in week one DEFENSE LOST with kickoff slated for 11 a.m. on FS1. The following week, Longhorn Network will The Longhorns lose just one starter and seven total lettermen from the 2016 broadcast the first-ever showdown between the Longhorns and San Jose State defense. Safety Dylan Haines (33 career starts) is the lone starter lost, while DL Spartans at 2:30 p.m. LHN will also broadcast the game versus Kansas on Nov. 11 Paul Boyette, Jr. (8 career starts), LB Tim Cole (7 career starts), DL Bryce Cottrell at 5 p.m. In week three, Texas travels to USC for a showdown with the Trojans. That (10 career starts), DL Jordan Elliott, DB Sheroid Evans (4 career starts) and DB game will air on FOX at 7:30 p.m. CT. UT opens Big 12 play on the road at Iowa Kevin Vaccaro (2 career starts) also depart. State on Sept. 28. Kickoff for that matchup is set for 6:30 or 7 p.m. on ESPN. Texas’ regular-season finale against Texas Tech is on Nov. 24 at 7 p.m. on FOX.

4 OUTLOOK @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 SEASON OUTLOOK SPECIALISTS RETURNING WINNING IN THE CLASSROOM Two Longhorn primary specialists return from 2016 in K Mitchell Becker and P Eleven Longhorns earned Academic All-Big 12 honors in 2016. Six players earned Michael Dickson. Becker handled kickoffs in 2016, totaling 72 attempts with first-team honors, including P Michael Dickson, DS Jak Holbrook and OL Connor 27 touchbacks. He averaged 63.0 yards per kickoff. Dickson, a second-team All- Williams, who all return in 2017. In addition, K Mitchell Becker, DB John Bonney, American and Texas’ first-ever finalist for the Ray Guy Award, punted 65 times for OL Elijah Rodriguez and LB Anthony Wheeler are the returnees who earned a school-record average of 47.4 yards per punt. second-team recognition. First-team members maintained a GPA greater than 3.20, while second-team members had a GPA north of 3.00. SPECIALISTS LOST A total of 37 football student-athletes were recognized on the fall semester Big 12 Placekicker Trent Domingue and holder Trey Holtz concluded their eligibility Commissioner’s Honor Roll, while 34 were honored following the spring semester. following the 2016 season. Domingue played one year for the Longhorns after The Honor Roll is released each semester and recognizes those student-athletes transferring as a graduate from LSU. who registered a 3.0 or better GPA.

LONGHORN ALL-AMERICANS Six student-athletes were recognized over the summer as members of the Big 12’s Four Longhorns earned All-America honors following the 2016 season, including Academic All-Rookie Team. QB Shane Buechele, WR Devin Duvernay, LB Jeffrey two who were named consensus All-Americans. RB D’Onta Foreman became the McCulloch, RB Kyle Porter, OL Zach Shackelford and DL Gerald Wilbon earned the first Longhorn to earn consensus honors at the position since Ricky Williams did distincition. To be eligilbe, student-athletes must be new, first-time freshmen so in 1998. OL Connor Williams was also named a consensus All-American, the that have completed 24 semester hours and achieved a cumulative GPA of at first Longhorn offensive lineman to earn consensus honors since Justin Blalock in least 3.0. Additionally, the student-athlete must have participated in at least one 2006. Punter Michael Dickson was named a second-team All-American, while OL contest and been a member of the program for the entire season. Zach Shackelford was a FWAA Freshman All-American. 4EVER TEXAS EXPERIENCE GAINED Throughout the spring, members of the football program took part in the initial A total of 15 true freshmen made their debuts a season ago, and 32 total true 4Ever Texas program designed to develop student-athletes in four key areas freshmen have gained game experience in their first year on the 40 Acres in the off the field: personal, professional, preparation and performance. The eight- last two seasons. Seven true freshmen started a game a season ago: QB Shane week series featured prominent weekly guest speakers such as: Michael Dell Buechele (12), C Zach Shackelford (9), DE Malcolm Roach (5), WR Devin Duvernay (Dell Technologies), Lance Gunn (PepsiCo), Joe Morris (AXA Financial), Derwin (2), DB Brandon Jones (1), WR Collin Johnson (1) and DL Gerald Wilbon (1). Over Gray (pastor of Transformation Church), Carrie Cecil (TeamSM2), Fran Harris (UT the last two seasons, UT true freshmen have combined to make 97 starts for the Coordinator of Community Engagement) and Ray Farmer (NFL Ambassaor for the Longhorns. During the 2016 season, Texas’ freshman and sophomore classes College Outreach Program). The series concluded with a career fair in which over combined to make 153 starts, the most in the nation. 90 companies were on hand, including notable organizatons such as: Coca-Cola, Dell Technologies, Google, J.P. Morgan Chase, Merrill Lynch/Bank of America, ALL-LEAGUE LONGHORNS Pepsi Co./Frito Lay, Oracle and Nike. There were companies from 19 different A total of 10 Longhorns earned All-Big 12 recognition from the league’s coaches industries on hand. in 2016, while five players earned All-Big 12 honors from the Associated Press. RB D’Onta Foreman was a unanimous first-team selection, while also earning LONGHORNS IN THE NFL honorable mention as the Offensive Player of the Year. P Michael Dickson and OL A total of 33 Longhorns were on active NFL rosters over the summer. A total of 24 Connor Williams joined Foreman on the first team. Dickson was the Conference’s franchises throughout the league feature at least one Longhorn. Special Teams Player of the Year, while Williams earned honorable mention as the Offensive Lineman of the Year. LB Breckyn Hager and OL Kent Perkins earned BROWN, PATS WIN SUPER BOWL LI second-team recognition from the Big 12 coaches, while DL Poona Ford, DL Chris Lifetime Longhorn Malcom Brown and his New England Patriots claimed Super Nelson, OL Zach Shackelford, QB Shane Buechele (Offensive Freshman of the Year) Bowl LI with an improbable comeback win in the first-ever Super Bowl to go to and DE Malcolm Roach (Defensive Freshman of the Year) all earned honorable overtime. He joined a long list of Longhorns to win a Super Bowl ring with the last mention. being Earl Thomas in 2014. Five Longhorns - three on the first team and two on the second team - earned All-Big 12 recognition from the Associated Press. Dickson, Foreman (unanimous) TWO LONGHORNS PLAY IN PRO BOWL and Williams were on the first team, while Hager and LB Malik Jefferson were Brian Orakpo and Justin Tucker represented the Longhorns in the 2017 Pro second-team members. Bowl. For Orakpo, a linebacker for the Tennessee Titans, it was his fourth career appearance. For Tucker, a kicker for the Baltimore Ravens, it was his second career LONGHORN GRADUATES appearance. A Longhorn has played in every Pro Bowl since 2002. In mid-May, UT celebrated spring commencement. A total of 20 Longhorns graduated with their bachelor’s degree, while several others earned a master’s SHANAHAN NAMED 49ERS HEAD COACH degree. Of note, both Antwuan Davis and Jake McMillon participated and are Texas Ex Kyle Shanahan, who lettered for the Longhorns in 2001 and 2002, was on the 2017 roster. Additionally, former NFL players Emmanuel Acho (master’s), named the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers on Feb. 6. He is just the second Mike Davis, Michael Griffin, Chris Ogbonnaya (master’s), Cory Redding and Jaxon Longhorn to be named an NFL head coach, joining the legendary Tom Landry. Shipley all earned degrees. Shanahan previously served as the offensive coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons.

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2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS

SOPHOMORE (2015) #63 • ALEX ANDERSON Played in all 12 games, starting 10, at tight end … recorded eight receptions for 77 yards for the season … helped block for a rushing attack that ranked 18th in the nation and third in the Big 12 with 224.8 yards per game, including 263.0 ypg in the last seven … the offense also 6-4 • 310 • JR-1L ranked 26th in the nation in red zone efficiency (.882) … part of an offense that was just the fourth at Texas since 1950 to record three games with six rushing TDs in a season … made his NEW ORLEANS, LA. first career reception for 10 yards at Notre Dame … caught a five-yard pass and helped the LANDRY-WALKER offense post a season-high 650 total yards with 364 yards passing and 286 yards rushing with six rushing TDs versus Cal … tallied a four-yard reception and helped the offense rush for an Oklahoma opponent season-high of 313 yards … registered a five-yard reception and helped OL the offense rush for 274 yards and three TDs against Kansas State, while allowing just one sack … notched a season-high 22-yard reception and one tackle at Iowa State … had a 15-yard catch and helped the offense to matching 299-yard rushing and passing marks for 598 yards A fourth-year offensive lineman who has played in five career games with one start ... was an all- total with six rushing TDs against Kansas, while allowing just one sack … helped the offense state player in Louisiana … ranked among the top 50 offensive guards in the nation coming out of post 277 rushing yards at West Virginia … helped the offense record 403 yards and six TDs on high school … member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2015). the ground versus Texas Tech, marking just the seventh 400-yard rushing game by Texas since 1980 … totaled two receptions for 16 yards at Baylor SOPHOMORE (2016) Played in five games on offense and special teams ... made his first career appearance in a season FRESHMAN (2014) opening win against Notre Dame ... made his first career start versus UTEP ... also played in Saw action in all 13 games at either tight end or special teams with two starts (WVU & TCU) games against Oklahoma State, Iowa State and West Virginia. … was a key cog in the running game all season long though did not record a reception … recorded two special teams tackles in the BYU game … made his first career start against West REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Virginia … enrolled in January and participated in spring drills. Did not see action. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN (2014) Coached by Robert Weiner at Plant High School where he was a four-year letterman and two- Redshirted … enrolled in January and participated in spring drills. year starter … selected first-team 8A All-State by the Associated Press in 2013 … also named first-team All-Western Conference and first-team All-Hillsborough County … ranked as the HIGH SCHOOL No. 46 outside linebacker in the nation by ESPN … No. 23 ILB nationally and No. 68 player in Coached by Emanuel Powell at Landry-Walker High School … played both offensive and Florida by Rivals … No. 24 ILB nationally and No. 66 player in Florida by 247Sports … No. 36 defensive line … named first-team 4A All-State as an offensive lineman by the Louisiana Sports MLB nationally by Scout … registered 110 tackles, seven sacks, three fumble recoveries and Writers Association in 2013 … selected to the 2013 New Orleans All-Metro 5A-4A team by one forced fumble as a senior … helped Plant to an 11-2 record and an appearance in the 8A The Times-Picayune … tabbed first-team All-District 9-4A … ranked as the No. 33 offensive state semifinals in 2013 … recorded 126 tackles, six sacks, 35 tackles for loss and eight passes guard in the nation by Scout … No. 47 OG in the nation by ESPN … No. 62 OG nationally and defended as a junior … notched 23 tackles and six tackles for loss against Tampa Bay Tech … No. 46 player in Louisiana by 247Sports … No. 33 player in Louisiana by Rivals … recorded also played some tight end that season … helped Plant to a 10-1 record and an appearance 80 pancakes as a senior … part of a line that scored 60-plus points twice during the season, in the 8A regional semifinals in 2012 … part of a Plant team that won the 2011 8A State including the opening round of the playoffs … helped Landry-Walker to an 11-2 record and an Championship. appearance in the 2013 4A state semifinals … helped Walker to a 6-4 record and advance to the second round of the 4A playoffs in 2012 … played at Bonnabel High School as a sophomore … PERSONAL posted 50 tackles and nine sacks … part of a defense that allowed only 14.9 points per game Son of Chris and Sally Beck ... father, Chris, is in the military and has moved 11 times in his life, … helped the Bonnabel to a 5-4 record in 2011. including spending time in Fort Hood, Texas, and twice in Germany … father played soccer and lacrosse at Army … has one brother, Alex ... is also a member of the Texas Cowboys Service PERSONAL Organization. Son of the late Ramona Anderson ... has four brothers ... began playing football at age 8 … was active in community service at Landry-Walker High School … enjoys being able to help youth … an education major … member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2015). BECK’S CAREER STATISTICS RECEIVING/RUSHING #47 • ANDREW BECK Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long 2014 13/2 0-0 0.0 0 -- 0-0 0.0 0 -- 2015 12/10 8-77 9.6 0 22 0-0 0.0 0 -- 6-4 • 255 • SR-3L 2016 12/4 4-82 20.5 2 39 0-0 0.0 0 -- TAMPA, FLA Career 37/16 12-159 13.3 2 39 0-0 0.0 0 -- PLANT CAREER HIGHS Points scored: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Touchdowns: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 TE Receptions: 2, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Receiving yards: 39, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 A fourth-year tight end who has played in 37 career games with 16 starts … moved from Receiving TDs: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 linebacker to tight end in the 2014 preseason … an all-state performer in high school who was Long reception: 39, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ranked among the top 25 inside linebackers in the nation as a senior. All-purpose yards: 39, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 Kick returns: 1, California, Sep 19, 2015 JUNIOR (2016) Kick return yards: 8, California, Sep 19, 2015 Played in all 12 games and made three starts ... blocked for the nation’s leading rusher, D’Onta Long kick return: 8, California, Sep 19, 2015 Foreman, who rushed for 2,028 yards ... totaled four catches for 82 yards and two touchdowns ... Tackles: 2, BYU, Sep 06, 2014 made his first appearance of the season against No. 10 Notre Dame, serving as a lead blocker in the 18-wheeler package ...started against UTEP, Kansas State, Baylor and TCU ... scored his first career touchdown in a loss to Oklahoma State in week four ... caught a pass over the middle and took it 39 yards to the end zone ... had two receptions for 23 yards in a win over No. 8 Baylor ... caught his second career touchdown ... started the regular season finale against TCU and had one catch for 20 yards against the Horned Frogs.

8 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS #38 • MITCHELL BECKER #27 • RODERICK BERNARD 6-3 • 195 • SR-1L 5-10 • 185 • SR-2L LEAGUE CITY, TEXAS HOUSTON, TEXAS CLEAR CREEK SHARPSTOWN K RB

A fifth-year specialist who has played in 12 career games ... four-time member of the Big 12 A fourth-year player who has appeared in 15 career games, primarily on special teams … missed Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2014, spring 2016, fall 2016; spring 2017) ... was a second- the 2016 season and 2017 spring practices due to injury … chosen to the Houston Chronicle’s Top team all-region punter his senior year at Clear Creek HS. 100 (Houston area) … ranked as the No. 56 wide receiver in the nation by Scout.

JUNIOR (2016) JUNIOR (2016) Played in all 12 games, primarily as the kickoff specialist ... had seven kickoffs for 435 total Did not play due to injury. yards (62.1 avg) as the Longhorns kickoff specialist in the season-opener against No. 10 Notre Dame ...also had two touchbacks ...had eight kickoff’s against California for a total of 510 yards SOPHOMORE (2015) (63.8 avg) ...also had two touchbacks ... had six kickoffs against Oklahoma State for 373 yards Played in 10 games, primarily on special teams, missing games against Cal and TCU … caught (62.2 avg) and four touchbacks ... had six kickoffs for 384 total yards (64.0 avg) against OU ... one pass for four yards against Iowa State. had six kickoffs for 387 yards (64.5 avg) and recorded a career high one tackle against Iowa State ... had three kicks for 194 yards (64.7 avg) and one touchback against Kansas State ... had FRESHMAN (2014) seven kicks for 451 yards (64.4 avg) and five touchbacks against Baylor ... had eight kickoffs for Played in five games, all on special teams … injured vs. Kansas State and missed the rest of 519 yards (94.9 avg) against Texas Tech ... also had five touchbacks ... had five kickoffs against the season … was serving as one of the primary kickoff returners at the time … saw his first West Virginia, totaling 299 yards (59.8 avg) ... also had three touchbacks ... kicked off four times collegiate action against Kansas on special teams … also played vs. Baylor and Oklahoma … and averaged 59.5 yards per kick at Kansas ... totaled four kickoffs for an average of 60.5 yards returned two kickoffs against Oklahoma … served as the primary kick returner against Iowa against TCU ... was also 2-for-2 on field goal attempts against the Horned Frogs. State, returning six kicks, including a 26-yarder … had a career-long 28-yard kick return against Kansas State before tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. SOPHOMORE (2015) Did not see game action. HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Charles Perridon at Sharpstown HS … three-time all-district selection … chosen REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) first-team All-District 21-4A as a wide receiver in 2013 … No. 69 WR nationally and No. 55 Did not see game action. player in Texas by 247Sports … No. 73 WR in the nation by ESPN … No. 80 WR nationally and No. 62 player in Texas by Rivals … No. 9 WR recruit in Texas by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football FRESHMAN (2013) … rushed 60 times for 594 yards and four TDs while catching 25 passes for 364 yards and Redshirted. two TDs with two kick return TDs as a senior … helped Sharpstown to a 5-5 record and an appearance in the 4A DII bi-district playoffs in 2013 … tabbed first-team All-District 21-4A as HIGH SCHOOL both a defensive back and as an athlete in 2012 … made 34 receptions for 790 yards and nine Coached by Darrell Warden at Clear Creek High School ... second-team all-region punter ... TDs with 13 rushes for 119 yards and two TDs as a junior … helped Sharpstown to an 8-3 record started as punter/kicker for two years ... three-year letterman ... hit 8 of 11 field goals with a and an appearance in the 4A DII bi-district playoffs in 2012 … named second-team All-District 38-yard punting average his senior year ... also lettered in basketball. 21-4A as both a running back and a defensive back in 2011 … helped Sharpstown to an 8-3 record and an appearance in the 4A DII area playoffs in 2011. PERSONAL Born in Seattle, Wash. ... lived in England from 1996-2001 before moving to the Houston area ... parents are Ransom and Helen ... has one brother, John ... brother graduated from Texas in 2013 ... majoring in Finance ... four-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. BECKER’S CAREER STATISTICS KICKOFFS Year G No. Yds Avg. TB OB RETN NET YDLN 2016 12 72 4,538 63.0 27 1 Career 12 72 4,538 63.0 27 1 KICKING Year G Made Att Long Pct Blkd 2016 12 2 2 31 100.0 0 Career 12 2 2 31 100.0 0 CAREER HIGHS Points scored: 6, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Points by kicking: 6, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Field goals made: 2, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Field goal attempts: 2, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Longest field goal: 31, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Tackles: 1, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-0)

TEXASSPORTS.COM 9 PLAYERS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS BONNEY’S CAREER STATISTICS #24 • JOHN BONNEY DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT PBU FF FR 6-1 • 200 • JR-2L 2014 Redshirted 2015 12/6 29 (24) 1.0-8 2.0-9 1 0-0 1 1 0-0 HOUSTON, TEXAS 2016 12/7 39 (30) 0-0 0.5-1 1 0-0 9 1 0-0 LAMAR Career 24/13 68 (54) 1.0-8 2.5-10 2 0-0 10 2 0-0 CAREER HIGHS DB Tackles: 9, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (6-3) Sacks: 1.0, Kansas State, Oct 24, 2015 (1-0) A fourth-year defensive back who has played in 24 career games with 13 starts ... 2015 first-team Tackles for loss: 1.0, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1-0); Kansas State, Oct 24, 2015 (1-0) Academic All-Big 12 selection … three-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall Fumbles forced: 1, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 ; Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 2014; spring 2015; fall 2015) … ranked among the top 25 safeties nationally as a high school Pass breakups: 3, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 senior.

SOPHOMORE (2016) #36 • DEMARCO BOYD Played in all 12 games, including starting the final seven at cornerback ... recorded two tackles in the game versus California ... played against OSU with two solo tackles ... had four total tackles against OU ... recorded six solo tackles against Iowa State ... had three tackles and a pass breakup 6-0 • 245 • FR-RS against Kansas State ... had six tackles, including a half tackle for a loss and two pass breakups GILMERT, TEXAS against Baylor ... had seven tackles against Texas Tech (four solo and three assisted) ... also had one forced fumble and one pass breakup ... had one solo tackle against West Virginia ... also had GILMER two pass break ups ... totaled five solo tackles and three pass breakups at Kansas ... had three tackles against TCU. LB REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Played in all 12 games on defense and special teams, starting the first four contests and six A second-year linebacker who redshirted in 2016 ... enrolled in January of 2016 ... was a two- total at cornerback … recorded 29 tackles (24 solo), including two tackles for loss and one sack, time all-state selection … two-way player in high school at linebacker and running back … rated with one pass breakup, one pressure and one forced fumble … first-team Academic All-Big 12 among the top recruits in the state of Texas. selection … opened the season with two tackles against both Notre Dame and Rice … posted six solo tackles versus Cal … had one tackle against Oklahoma State … recorded one tackle FRESHMAN (2016) and one PBU at TCU … registered three tackles against Oklahoma … notched a tackle for loss Redshirted. versus Kansas State … tallied two tackles at Iowa State … set a season high with nine tackles while adding one tackle for loss and one forced fumble that led to a TD drive against Texas Tech HIGH SCHOOL … finished with two tackles at Baylor. Coached by Matt Turner at Gilmer High School … two-way player at linebacker and running back who is a two-time all-state and four-time all-district honoree … named second-team 4A FRESHMAN (2014) All-State as a defensive lineman by the Texas Sports Writers Association and honorable mention Redshirted … served as a reserve cornerback. by the Associated Press in 2015 … picked to the All-USA Texas First Team by USA Today … chosen MVP of District 5-4A DII … tabbed as one of “2016 Texas’ Best” and honorable mention HIGH SCHOOL 2015 Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … picked a Top 100 prospect in Texas by the Coached by Tom Nolen at Lamar High School … four-year starter and three-time all-district Waco Tribune … ranked No. 13 ILB nationally and No. 38 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. honoree … participated in Nike’s The Opening … did not miss a start and played every special 530 (No. 20 safety) nationally and No. 80 overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 19 safety teams down during his career … helped Lamar to four district championships and an overall nationally and No. 91 overall in Texas by ESPN …ranked No. 36 OLB nationally and No. 5 OLB 45-7 record … posted six interceptions for 93 return yards and one TD during his career … in Texas by Scout … recorded 104 carries for 681 rushing yards (6.5 ypc) and 19 touchdowns, selected first-team All-District 20-5A in 2013 … chosen to the Houston Chronicle’s Top 100 37 receptions for 471 yards (12.7 ypr) and six touchdowns, 74 tackles, five sacks, 22 pressures, (Houston area) … listed on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 (state’s top prospects) … one interception, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery as a senior … helped Gilmer ranked as the No. 14 safety in the nation by Scout … No. 20 safety in the nation by ESPN … to a 14-1 overall record, including a 5-0 district record and championship, and an appearance No. 22 safety nationally and No. 32 player in Texas by 247Sports … No. 30 safety nationally in the 4A Division II semifinals in 2015 … named 2015 preseason third-team Super Team as a and No. 39 player in Texas by Rivals … No. 8 safety recruit in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas utility player by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … selected second-team 4A All-State by the Football … recorded 36 tackles and eight passes defended as a senior … the defense allowed Texas Sports Writers Association and honorable mention by the Associated Press in 2014 … an average of just 8.9 points per game, including four shutouts … helped Lamar to an 11-1 tabbed Defensive MVP of District 5-4A DII … recorded 101 tackles, seven tackles for loss, 5.5 record and an appearance in the 5A DI regional playoffs in 2013 … tabbed second-team All- sacks, 14 pressures, one interception, one pass breakup, two fumble recoveries and five forced District 20-5A in 2012 … recorded five interceptions as a junior … helped Lamar to a 15-1 fumbles as a junior … also rushed 27 times for 260 yards (9.6 ypc) and six touchdowns with record and an appearance in the 5A DI state title game in 2012 … named honorable mention nine receptions for 91 yards and one touchdown … helped Gilmer to a 16-0 record and the 4A All-District 20-5A in 2011 … helped Lamar to a 10-3 record and an appearance in the 5A DI Division II state championship in 2014 … earned Defensive Newcomer of the Year honors for regional playoffs in 2011. District 16-3A in 2013 … compiled 48 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, six sacks, eight pressures, two fumble recoveries and seven caused fumbles as a sophomore … also had 13 rushes for PERSONAL 166 yards and one touchdown with three receptions for 45 yards … helped Gilmer to an 11-2 Son of Jerry and Rose Bonney ... has two older brothers - Remi and Joshua ... brother, Joshua, record, including a 5-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 3A Division 2 regional playoffs in played basketball at Elon ... three-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2013 … named first-team All-District 16-3A in 2012 … collected 60 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, 2014; spring 2015; fall 2015). six sacks, 23 pressures and one forced fumble as a freshman … had four games with at least four pressures … also competed in track and field at Gilmer.

PERSONAL Brother, Kris, is a defensive back with the Longhorns … cousin, Curtis Brown, was an All-Big 12 defensive back at Texas (2007-10) who played three seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers (2011-13) and is now with the New York Jets … cousin, Bobby Taylor, spent 10 seasons in the NFL (Philadelphia Eagles, 1995-2003; Seattle Seahawks, 2004).

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PERSONAL #2 • KRIS BOYD Born in Gilmer, Texas, but has also lived in Dallas … brother, Demarco, is a linebacker with the Longhorns … cousin, Curtis Brown, was an All-Big 12 defensive back at Texas (2007-10) who played three seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers (2011-13) and is now with the New York Jets 6-0 • 195 • JR-2L … cousin, Bobby Taylor, spent 10 seasons in the NFL (Philadelphia Eagles, 1995-2003; Seattle GILMER, TEXAS Seahawks, 2004) … likes to draw and listen to music. GILMER BOYD’S CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE DB Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT(Yds) PBU FF FR 2015 12/0 16 (9) 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 0 A third-year defensive back who has played in 24 games and made eight career starts … named 2016 12/8 51(45) 0-0 1.5-5 0 1-0 5 2 2 preseason All-Big 12 by Athlon Sports in 2017 ... rated among the top 10 cornerbacks in the nation Career 24/8 67 (54) 0-0 1.5-5 0 1-0 5 3 2 as a senior in high school. SPECIAL TEAMS SOPHOMORE (2016) Year G PR-Yds YPR TD Long KR-Yds YPR TD Long Played in 12 games and started the final eight at cornerback ... was sixth on the team with 51 2015 12 0-0 0.0 0 -- 9-185 20.6 0 36 tackles (45 solo) ... had an interception, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and five pass 2016 12 0 0.0 0 -- 2-29 14.5 0 16 breakups ... played in the season opener against No. 10 Notre Dame ...played against UTEP and Career 24 0-0 0.0 0 -- 11-214 19.5 0 36 had a half tackle for a loss, a career high ... returned two kicks for 29 total yards in a week three loss at Cal ... also added a tackle ...Played against OSU with 3 solo tackles ...one for a loss of one CAREER HIGHS yard ... started against OU and recorded 9 total tackles, 6 solo and 3 assists ... had 3 solo tackles Long kick return: 36, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 and 3 pass breakups against Iowa State ... had three solo tackles against Kansas State ... had six Interceptions: 1, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 tackles and one pass breakup against Baylor ... was second on the team with eight tackles in a Tackles: 9, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (6-3) road win at Texas Tech ... all eight stops were solo ... registered his first career interception to seal Fumbles forced: 1, Three times the game, intercepting a Patrick Mahomes pass in the end zone with nine seconds left ... had Fumbles recovered: 1, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 one pass breakup at Kansas ... totaled a team-high eight tackles in the ‘Horns regular season Pass breakups: 3, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 finale against TCU.

FRESHMAN (2015) #15 • CHRIS BROWN Played in all 12 games on defense and special teams … registered 16 tackles (nine solo) and one forced fumble … tied for the team lead with four special teams tackles … collected four tackles and one forced fumble at Notre Dame … secured two tackles against Rice … set a season high 5-11 • 210 • FR-RS with seven tackles versus Oklahoma State … returned three kickoffs for 52 yards at TCU … HOUSTON, TEXAS recorded two kickoff returns for 63 yards, including one for 36 yards against Oklahoma … had one tackle against Kansas State, Iowa State and Kansas … added a 29-yard kickoff return versus ELSIK Kansas … posted two kickoff returns for 42 yards at West Virginia.

HIGH SCHOOL DB Coached by former UT assistant Jeff Traylor at Gilmer High School … an all-state and three- time all-district honoree … selected to participate in the 2015 U.S. Army All-America Bowl A second-year defensive back who redshirted in 2016 ... named one of the “2016 Texas’ Best” by … invited to participate in Nike’s 2014 The Opening … named second-team 4A All-State Dave Campbell’s Texas Football ... was a first-team All-District 23-6A player in 2015. as a defensive back by the Texas Sports Writers Association, and honorable mention by the Associated Press in 2014 … chosen Co-MVP and first-team All-District 5-4A … played both FRESHMAN (2016) running back and defensive back … rated No. 41 (No. 8 CB) nationally and No. 8 (No. 2 CB) Redshirted. in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 75 (No. 9 CB) nationally and No. 12 in Texas by 247Sports … rated No. 114 (No. 11 CB) nationally and No. 13 in Texas by Rivals … ranked No. 241 (No. 21 CB) HIGH SCHOOL nationally and No. 30 in Texas by ESPN … rated No. 3 CB in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Coached by Bill Barron at Elsik ... a two-time all-district honoree … selected first-team All- Football … placed No. 13 on the Fab 55 by the Austin American-Statesman … totaled 1,052 District 23-6A in 2015 … named to the “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … rushing yards and 22 TDs on 107 carries (9.8 ypc) and 808 receiving yards and nine TDs on 36 ranked in the Greater Houston Top 100 by the Houston Chronicle … picked a Top 100 prospect in receptions (22.4 ypr) on offense as a senior … also recorded 43 tackles (32 solo) with one tackle Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 24 safety nationally and No. 6 safety in Texas … ranked for loss, two interceptions, four pass breakups and one fumble recovery on defense … part of No. 640 nationally (No. 26 safety) and No. 68 overall in Texas … rated No. 38 safety nationally an offense that averaged 59.4 points and 536.1 total yards per game, including nine games of and No. 76 overall in Texas … tied for the lead in the district with three interceptions as a senior 60 or more points and two games of 80 or more … also part of a defense that allowed just 17.1 … helped the defense allow only 14.3 points per game, including a stretch of four straight points per game … helped Gilmer to a 16-0 record and the 4A Division 2 state championship games to end the regular season allowing six points or fewer with two shutouts … part of a in 2014 … named 2014 preseason second-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football defense that led the district in passing defense (80.6 ypg) and ranked second in total defense … tabbed first-team All-District 16-3A as a running back and second team as a defensive back (191.7 ypg) and rushing defense (111.1 ypg) … helped Elsik to a 7-4 overall record, including a in 2013 … amassed 1,191 rushing yards and 19 rushing TDs on 113 carries (10.5 ypc) with 332 6-2 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division I bidistrict playoffs in 2015 … selected receiving yards and four TD on 23 receptions (14.4 ypr) as a junior … also notched 26 tackles, to the 2015 preseason All-Greater Houston second team by the Houston Chronicle … named two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery … helped Gilmer to an 11-2 record, including a first-team All-District 23-6A in 2014 … led the district with five interceptions while recording 5-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 3A Division 2 regional playoffs in 2013 … chosen 43 tackles, two forced fumbles, and five pass breakups as a junior … helped the defense allow Offensive Newcomer of the Year in District 16-3A in 2012 … rushed for 1,276 yards and 19 TDs just 18.7 points per game, including four games of 10 points or fewer … the scoring defense on 161 carries (7.9 ypc), while catching 20 passes for 226 yards and two TDs as a sophomore … ranked second in the district, along with the passing defense (106.1 ypg), while total defense also recorded 18 tackles and one forced fumble on defense … helped Gilmer to a 14-2 record, was third (271.5 ypg) … helped Elsik to a 9-2 overall record, including a 7-1 district mark and including a 6-0 district mark, and an appearance in the 3A Division 2 state title game in 2012 … championship, and an appearance in the 6A Division I bidistrict playoffs in 2014 … missed most was also a standout track and field performer … member of the 4x200-meter relay unit which of his sophomore season after suffering an injury in the third game of the 2012 season … also set the Texas record (1:25.49) at the 2015 UIL 4A state meet … was also the runner-up in the competed in track and field at Elsik. 100 meters (10.58w) at that meet. PERSONAL Son of Latisha and Cornell Brown ... has two siblings - Cornell Jr. and Daejah ... cousin, Keenen Brown, plays football at Oklahoma State.

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News … picked a Top 30 prospect in Texas by the Waco Tribune … named Lamar team MVP … #7 • SHANE BUECHELE placed No. 15 on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … ranked No. 116 nationally (No. 5 dual-threat QB) and No. 13 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. 182 nationally (No. 9 QB) and No. 2 QB in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 188 nationally (No. 4 dual-threat QB) and No. 29 overall 6-1 • 205 • SO-1L in Texas by 247Sports … rated No. 243 nationally (No. 11 QB) and No. 42 overall in Texas by ESPN … completed 177-of-274 passes (64.6 percent) for 2,498 yards and 29 touchdowns with only ARLINGTON, TEXAS six interceptions, while rushing 120 times for 820 yards (6.8 ypc) and 10 touchdowns as a senior LAMAR … led the offense to an average of 39.1 points per game … helped Lamar to an 11-2 overall record, including a 6-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division II regional playoffs in 2015 … named 2015 preseason second-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football QB … selected honorable mention 6A All-State by the Associated Press and Texas Sports Writers Association in 2014 … tabbed Offensive Player of the Year of District 4-6A … named first- A second-year quarterback who has played in and started all 12 games in his career ... enrolled at team Super Team by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram … chosen Lamar team MVP … completed Texas in January 2016 ... named the starter as a true freshman and became the first true freshman 188-of-276 passes (68.1 percent) for 2,504 yards, 31 touchdowns with only six interceptions, QB in school history to start the first two games of his career ... was just the second true freshman QB, along with 81 rushes for 609 yards (7.5 ypc) and seven touchdowns as a junior … led Lamar joining Bobby Layne (1944), to start the season opener ... was named Big 12 Conference Newcomer to an average of 42.0 points per game … helped Lamar to an 8-3 overall record, including a of the Week three times during his freshman season ... was a two-time all-state quarterback who 6-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division II bidistrict playoffs in 2014 … chosen was rated as one of the top QBs in the nation coming out of high school ... also an academic all-state first-team All-District 3-5A in 2013 … completed 103-of-176 passes (58.5 percent) for 1,377 honoree ... named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie team for 2016-17 ... two-time member of the yards and 14 touchdowns with just two interceptions, while rushing 73 times for 376 yards and Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2016; spring 2017). four touchdowns as a sophomore … part of an offense that averaged 36.9 points per game … helped Lamar to a 9-3 overall recorded, including a 6-1 district mark, and an appearance in the FRESHMAN (2016) 5A Division II area playoffs in 2013 … also played baseball as a pitcher and shortstop at Lamar. Played in and started all 12 games ... named honorable mention Big 12 Offensive Freshman of the Year ... honored at quarterback on ESPN.com’s All-Big 12 Underclassmen team ... completed PERSONAL 236-of-391 (60.4%) of passes through the first 12 games of his career for a UT freshmen-record Born in Arlington, Texas … achieved a 4.0 GPA as a senior and was a three-time honor roll 2,958 passing yards and 21 passing touchdowns ... is the first UT quarterback since Colt McCoy member … has volunteered at the Boys and Girls Club … enjoys basketball, golf and fishing in 2009 to have at least 2,500 passing yards and 20 touchdowns in a season ... became the first … father, Steve, played baseball at Stanford and spent 11 seasons (1985-95) in Major League player since Bobby Layne in 1944 to start his first career game as a true freshman at quarterback Baseball with the Rangers, Cubs and Pirates primarily as a third baseman ... is now the bench for Texas and is the only player in school history to start each of his first two games ... is tied for coach for the Texas Rangers … brother, Garrett, played baseball at Oklahoma and in the minor second-fastest to reach 2,000 passing yards in a season in UT history ... completed 16-of-26 leagues for five seasons. passes for 280 yards (true freshman record) in the season opener against Notre Dame ... also had 313 yards of total offense (true freshman QB record) and accounted for three touchdowns BUECHELE’S CAREER STATISTICS (2 pass, 1 rush) ... one of the touchdowns was a 72-yard pass down the sideline to John Burt, which was tied for the fourth-longest TD pass by a true freshman in school history ... was named PASSING/RUSHING Big 12 Conference Newcomer of the Week (Sept. 6) following the 50-47 2OT win against No. 10 Year G/GS Comp-Att Pct. Yds Rating TD INT Long Rush/TD Long Notre Dame ... completed 22-of-27 (81.5%) of his passes in a week two victory over UTEP ... tied 2016 12/12 236-391 60.4 2,958 136.00 21 11 80 96-161/2 23 James Brown’s freshman record for completion percentage in a game ... finished with 244 yards Career 12/12 236-391 60.4 2,958 136.00 21 11 80 96-161/2 23 and four touchdowns through the air ... four touchdowns tied a freshman school-record ... his 244 yards passing marked his second consecutive 200-yard game ... the only true freshman in CAREER HIGHS school history to register more than one 200-yard passing game in his inaugural campaign ... Points scored: 6, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 was named Big 12 Conference Newcomer of the Week (Sept. 12) following a 41-7 victory over Touchdowns: 1, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 UTEP ... passed for 196 yards and a touchdown in a week three loss to Cal ... completed 21-of- Rush attempts: 13, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 33 passes for 239 yards and a touchdown in a loss to Oklahoma State ... completed 19-of-36 Rush yards: 44, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (13 carries) passes for 245 yards and three touchdowns against Oklahoma ... his 245 passing yards were the Rush TDs: 1, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 third-most as a freshman against Oklahoma in school history and eighth-most overall ... three Long rush: 23, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 passing touchdowns tied for most ever against Oklahoma ... completed 26-of-38 passes for 296 Pass attempts: 48 [2nd], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 yards in a win against Iowa State ... completions, attempts and yards were all new career highs Pass completions: 31 [1st], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ... 296 passing yards and 329 all-purpose yards were true freshman records ... completed 75-yard Pass yards: 318, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 touchdown pass to Devin Duvernay in the third quarter, the fourth-longest touchdown pass by Pass TDs: 4, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 a freshman in school history ... was 17-of-24 for 222 yards and two touchdowns on the road at Had intercepted: 3, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 Kansas State ... his 80-yard touchdown pass to Devin Duvernay marked the third-longest pass by Long pass: 80, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 a freshman (longest by a true freshman) in school history ... completed 12-of-21 for 291 yards Total offense attempts: 61, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (13 rush,48 pass) and two touchdowns in a win over previously-unbeaten Baylor ... made his ninth start of the Total ofense yards: 362, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (44 rush,318 pass) season at Texas Tech, breaking Bobby Layne’s (1944) school record for most starts in a season All-purpose yards: 44, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 by a true freshman QB ... completed 20-of-40 passes for 244 yards and two touchdowns to lead Punt attempts: 1, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 the Longhorns to their first road win of the season ... completed 31-of-48 passes for a career Punt yards: 36, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1 punts) high 318 yards against No. 11/10 West Virginia ... completed 17-of-26 passes for 165 yards and Longest punt: 36, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 a touchdown against Kansas ... passed for 218 yards on 16-of-39 in the regular season finale Tackles: 1, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1-0) against TCU ... has a record of 5-7 (.417) this season, tied for the most wins in school history by a true freshman QB ... 2,958 yards was the most by a freshman in school history ... 21 touchdown passes was second-most all-time by a freshman QB ... finished season ranked seventh at UT in single season passing yards ... passed for at least 200 yards in 10 of 12 games in 2016 ... threw a touchdown pass in 11 of 12 games and passed for multiple touchdowns in seven.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Laban DeLay at Arlington Lamar … two-time all-state and three-time all-district honoree … invited to participate in Nike’s 2015 The Opening … passed for 6,379 yards and 73 touchdowns while rushing for 1,805 yards and 21 touchdowns in his career … named second- team 6A All-State by the Associated Press in 2015 … chosen second-team 6A Academic All- State … tabbed the top quarterback in Texas and to “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … selected MVP of District 4-6A … earned second-team Super Team honors from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram … tabbed the No. 11 recruit in North Texas by the Dallas Morning

12 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS #1 • JOHN BURT BURT’S CAREER STATISTICS RECEIVING/RUSHING Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long 6-3 • 200 • JR-2L 2015 12/12 28-457 16.3 2 84t 1-(-2) 0.0 0 -- 2016 9/5 18-201 11.2 1 72 0-0 0.0 0 -- TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Career 21/17 46-658 14.3 3 84t 1-(-2) 0.0 0 -- LINCOLN CAREER HIGHS Points scored: 6, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 ; RICE, Sep 12, 2015 WR Touchdowns: 1, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 ; RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Rush attempts: 1, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 Rush yards: -2, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1 carries) A third-year wide receiver who has played in 21 career games and started 17 games ... has two Receptions: 6, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 100-yard games in his career ... was an all-state performer in high school … ranked as the No. 19 Receiving yards: 113, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 (4 receptions) wide receiver in the nation according to Rivals … member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll Receiving TDs: 1, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 ; RICE, Sep 12, 2015 (fall 2015) ... also a member of the Texas Track & Field program ... finished second in 110H at 2016 Long reception: 84, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 Big 12 Championships and competed at NCAA Championships in Eugene in both the 110H and the All-purpose yards: 113, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 4x100m Relay ... a second-team All-American as part of the 4x100 Relay team ... competed in 110H at the 2017 NCAA Championships. #30 • TONEIL CARTER SOPHOMORE (2016) Played in nine games and made five starts (Notre Dame, UTEP, Cal, Oklahoma State and Oklahoma) ... had 18 catches for 201 yards and a touchdown ... caught a career-high six passes 6-0 • 205 • FR-HS for 111 yards in a 50-47 2OT win against No. 10 Notre Dame ... also caught a touchdown pass - a 72-yard reception down the sidelines ... caught two passes for 28 yards in a week two win over HOUSTON, TEXAS UTEP ... caught four passes for 36 yards in a week three loss at California ... two catches for 16 LANGHAM CREEK yards against Oklahoma State ... caught two passes for 6 yards against OU ... had two catches against West Virginia. RB FRESHMAN (2015) Started all 12 games … led the team with 457 receiving yards (No. 6 on the UT freshman list), A first-year running back who enrolled at Texas in January 2017 ... was an All-American and All- while finishing second in receptions with 28 and tied for the team lead with two receiving TDs District running back in high school. … his two receiving touchdowns were for 84 and 69 yards (76.5 ypc), the third and 12th-longest receptions, respectively, by a freshman in UT history … caught multiple passes in eight games, HIGH SCHOOL reaching his season high of four on four occasions … pulled in his first collegiate receptions, Coached by Todd Thompson at Langham Creek ... an All-American and three-time All-District a 48-yarder, at Notre Dame … scored a TD on a 69-yard reception (12th-longest on the UT running back … played in the 2017 Under Armour All-America Game … was a unanimous first freshman list) against Rice … set his season high with four receptions for 65 yards (16.3 ypr), team All-District 17-6A selection at running back following his senior season … named second including a 43-yarder versus Cal … had a four-yard catch against Oklahoma State … recorded team All-USA Texas at running back … also named to Dave Campbell’s Texas Football 2016 Super two catches for 36 yards at TCU … made two receptions for five yards versus Oklahoma … Team … rushed for 3,712 yards in his career and 55 touchdowns … No. 24 player in Texas and secured two catches for 25 yards against Kansas State … registered two catches for 11 yards at the No. 181 (No. 11 RB) player nationally according to Rivals … No. 158 (No. 9 RB) nationally Iowa State … shared team offensive MVP honors against Kansas by setting a season high with and No. 25 player in Texas by 247Sports … ESPN ranks him No. 71 (No. 7 RB) nationally as well 113 receiving yards (No. 11 on the UT freshman single-game list) on four receptions (28.3 ypr), as the No. 15 player in Texas … rated No. 120 (No. 12 RB) nationally by Scout and as the No. 3 RB including a 84-yard TD, the third-longest reception by a freshman and tied for ninth-longest in Texas … ranked as the No. 5 prospect on the Houston Chronicle’s Top 100 … also listed at No. overall in UT history … hauled in a 37-yard pass at West Virginia … totaled four catches against 20 on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … No. 7 in the Houston Chronicle’s Top 100 … a both Texas Tech (23 yards) and Baylor (21 yards). Waco Tribune Top 100 player … named Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Tops in Texas at running back … rushed for 1,114 yard and 18 touchdowns as a senior … began the season with a 29- HIGH SCHOOL 28 victory over Klein Oak in which he rushed for 90 yards and had 24 receiving … also returned Coached by Yusuf Shakir at Lincoln High School … a two-time all-state honoree … selected three kicks for 88 yards … found the end zone three times in a week two win over Cypress Creek to participate in the 2015 Under Armour All-America Game … invited to participate in Nike’s … rushed for 43 yards and two touchdowns, had three receptions for 34 yards and a TD … 2014 The Opening … tabbed second-team 7A All-State by the Associated Press in 2014 … totaled 64 rushing yards in a win over Cypress Falls as Langham Creek moved to 3-0 … rushed named first-team All-Big Bend Area by the Tallahassee Democrat … ranked No. 93 (No. 11 WR) for 150 yards and two touchdowns on 16 attempts in a victory over Cypress Woods … had just nationally and No. 17 in Florida by Rivals … rated No. 153 (No. 19 WR) nationally and No. 21 nine rush attempts the following week in a win over Cypress Lakes, but rushed for 154 yards (No. 5 WR) in Florida by Scout … ranked No. 196 (No. 21 WR) nationally and No. 27 in Florida and four touchdowns … also had one reception for 14 yards … defeated by Cypress Ranch by 247Sports … rated No. 201 (No. 25 WR) nationally and No. 35 in Florida by ESPN … played the following week, but rushed 18 times for 125 yards and two touchdowns, his third straight in eight games as a senior making 25 receptions for 585 yards (23.4 ypr) and eight TDs … also 100-yard game … had his best game of the season in a win over Cypress Springs, rushing 32 returned eight kickoffs for 380 yards (47.5 ypr) and two TDs, including returns of 99 and 92 yards, times for 283 yards and five touchdowns … came back from injury for the beginning of the while returning six punts for 98 yards (16.3 ypr) and one TD … had at least three catches in playoffs … rushed 12 times for 61 yards and score, while also adding a 62-yard TD reception six of those games … helped Lincoln to a 7-1 record in the games he played and a 7-3 mark in the Lobos’ 50-13 win over Houston Heights in the first round of the 6A Division II playoffs … overall with an appearance in the 7A regional quarterfinal playoffs in 2014 … tabbed second- had a rushing touchdown and totaled 92 all-purpose yards in a season-ending 29-21 loss to team 7A All-State by the Associated Press in 2013 … named first-team All-Big Bend Area by the Cinco Ranch … named to Dave Campbell’s Texas Football preseason Super Team … was first Tallahassee Democrat … tallied 37 receptions for 713 yards (19.3 ypr) and nine TD as a junior team All-District 17-6A in 2015 … totaled 1,216 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns as a junior … also returned six kickoffs for 243 yards (40.5 ypr), while returning 11 punts for 169 yards … earned first team All-District 17-6A in 2014 as a sophomore … totaled 1,382 rushing yards (15.4 ypr) … helped Lincoln to a 7-5 record and an appearance in the 7A regional semifinals in and 19 touchdowns as Langham Creek became the district’s first undefeated champion in four 2013 … caught 11 passes for 115 yards and two TDs as a sophomore. years at 9-0.

PERSONAL PERSONAL Born in Tallahassee, Fla. … parents are Tonja and Ray Mathews, and John Burt III … mother Son of Glenda Carter ... has five siblings - Byron, Shericka, Ralphshanaee, Raygail and Ralph ... is a lawyer … a four-year member of the honor roll in high school … grandmother, Barbara was born in New Orleans. White, is the former dean of social work at UT … aunt, Phaedra White Abbott, is the senior program coordinator in UT’s school of undergraduate studies … enjoys video games, ping pong and going to the movies … member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2015).

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A second-year defensive linemen who has played in nine career games ... was an all-state honoree A second-year defensive back who redshirted in 2016 ... was an all-state and three-time all-district in high school. honoree in high school ... participated in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game.

FRESHMAN (2016) FRESHMAN (2016) Played in nine games on the defensive line ... made five tackles (three solo) ... had one sack Redshirted. and one fumble recovery ... made his career debut against UTEP, totaling one tackle ... played against OU with one tackle assist ... recorded a fumble recovery against Iowa State ... had one HIGH SCHOOL solo tackle for a loss of six yards in the game against Texas Tech ... had one tackle at Kansas ... Coached by Marty Herbst at Waco High School ... an all-state and three-time all-district honoree had one tackle against TCU. … selected to participate in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game … invited to participate in Nike’s 2015 The Opening … chosen honorable mention 5A Academic All-State … named to HIGH SCHOOL the All-USA Texas Second Team by USA Today … tabbed honorable mention Super Team and to Coach by Al Jones at St. Augustine ... an all-state honoree who sat out his junior year at St. the “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … picked first-team All-District 17-5A Augustine after transferring from Salmen High School in Slidell following his sophomore year … chosen second-team Super Centex, ranked the No. 2 recruit on the Centex 25 and in the Top … named honorable mention 5A All-State by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association in 2015 100 in Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 127 nationally (No. 11 CB) and No. 19 overall in … selected first-team New Orleans Large School All-Metro by the New Orleans Advocate… Texas by ESPN … ranked No. 226 nationally (No. 19 CB) and No. 4 CB in Texas by Scout … rated chosen Co-Catholic League Defensive MVP … tabbed one of the Louisiana Super Dozen by the No. 59 CB nationally and No. 89 overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 43 safety nationally Baton Rouge Advocate … ranked No. 83 nationally (No. 6 DT) and No. 3 overall in Louisiana by and No. 79 overall in Texas … placed No. 35 in the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … Rivals … rated No. 449 nationally (No. 38 DT) and No. 26 overall in Louisiana by 247Sports … recorded 28 tackles, four pass breakups and one fumble recovery as a senior … also returned ranked No. 37 DT nationally and No. 29 overall in Louisiana by ESPN … rated No. 44 DT nationally five kickoffs for 82 yards (16.4 ypr) and three punts for 35 yards (11.7 ypr) … helped Waco to a (No. 3 in Louisiana) by Scout … recorded 49 tackles, including 35 solo stops, five sacks and three 6-5 overall record, including a 4-2 district mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division II bidistrict tackles for loss as a senior … posted at least four tackles in eight games … helped St. Augustine playoffs in 2015 … named second-team All-District 17-5A in 2014 … chosen third-team All- to a Division I playoff appearance in 2015 … helped Salmen to an appearance in the first round Centex … registered 39 tackles, six passes breakups and one interception as a junior … tabbed of the 4A playoffs in 2013 … played together with his brother, George, who was a defensive honorable mention All-District 8-4A in 2013 … played in all 12 games, notching 34 tackles, back and running back at Salmen. three passes defended and one fumble recovery as a sophomore … recorded at least three tackles in five games … shelped Waco to an 8-4 record, including a 5-2 district mark, and an appearance in the 4A Division I area playoffs … also competed in track and field (100m, 200m, CHRISTMAS’ CAREER STATISTICS 4x100m, 4x200m) at Waco. DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR PERSONAL 2016 9/0 5 (3) 1.0-6 1.0-6 0 0-0 0 0 1 Son of Regina Hubert, Eric Sr. and Alice Cuffee ... siblings are Tyyler, Ebony, Jeffrey and Erica Career 9/0 5 (3) 1.0-6 1.0-6 0 0-0 0 0 1 Cuffee and also Kaylon Hudgens-Cuffee ... cousins are Dre Bly (North Carolina), Perrish Cox (Oklahoma State) and AJ Boye (UCF) who have played or currently play in the NFL ... went to the CAREER HIGHS same high school and Longhorn Legends Kwame Cavil and Derrick Johnson. Tackles: 1, 5 times Sacks: 1.0, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (1-0) Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (1-0) Fumbles recovered: 1, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016

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… helped Temple to a 12-2 overall record, including 6-0 district record leading to a third #51 • TERRELL CUNEY consecutive district championship, and an appearance in the 5A Division I quarterfinals in 2015 … selected honorable mention 5A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2014 … tabbed second-team All-District 17-5A … named honorable mention Super Centex by the Waco 6-3 • 315 • JR-SQ Tribune … caught 44 passes for 1,008 yards (22.9 ypr) and 13 touchdowns, while returning five kickoffs for 150 yards, including a 97-yard touchdown, as a junior … part of an offense that JASPER, TEXAS averaged 48.5 points per game, including two games of 70 or more … helped Temple to a 13-2 JASPER record, including a district title with a 6-0 record, and an appearance in the 5A Division I state title game, coming up four points short against Aledo in 2014 … also played basketball and competed in track and field (100m, HJ, 4x100m, 4x200m, SMR) at Temple … anchor of Temple’s OL 4x200m relay team that finished third in the 5A UIL State Championships in 2015.

A fourth-year offensive lineman who has played in three career games ... was an all-state performer PERSONAL in high school … ranked among the top 10 centers in the nation as a senior. Son of Shneka and Michael Curtis ... has four siblings - Michael III, Skylar, Julian and Codeshia ... coustin of Lache Seastrunk, who played football at Baylor and Tashawn Thomas, who played SOPHOMORE (2016) basketball at Oklahoma ... is involved in helping feed the homeless in Austin. Played in two games ... made his season debut against UTEP and also saw action against Iowa State. #99 • CHRIS DANIELS REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Saw action in one game against Kansas. 6-3 • 330 • FR-RS FRESHMAN (2014) EULESS, TEXAS Redshirted … served as a reserve center. TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Darrell Barbay at Jasper High School … selected to the 2014 U.S. Army All-American DL Bowl … named second-team 3A All-State by the Associated Press in 2013 … tabbed first-team All-District 20-3A in 2013 … listed on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 (state’s top prospects) … ranked as the No. 5 center in the nation by ESPN … No. 5 center nationally and A second-year defensive lineman who redshirted in 2016 ... unanimous Defensive Player of the Year No. 68 player in Texas by 247Sports … No. 6 center in the nation by Scout … No. 13 center in District 7-6A as a senior in high school ... a two-time all-district honoree ... named second-team nationally and No. 74 player in Texas by Rivals … No. 2 OL recruit in the state by Dave Campbell’s 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association. Texas Football … graded out at 92 percent with 24 pancakes and only two sacks allowed as a senior … anchored a line for an offense that averaged 38.0 points per game and 246.5 rushing FRESHMAN (2016) yards per game (2,958 yards) … helped Jasper to an 8-4 record and an appearance in the 3A DI Redshirted. regional playoffs in 2013 … named first-team All-District 20-3A in 2012 … chosen first-team DCTF Super Team … part of a line that helped the offense average 39.0 points per game as a HIGH SCHOOL junior … helped Jasper to a 9-3 record and an appearance in the 3A DII area playoffs in 2012 … Coached by Chris Jensen at Trinity ... a two-time all-district honoree … tabbed second-team recorded 55 knockdowns as a sophomore … helped Jasper to a 6-5 record and an appearance in 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2015 … named unanimous Defensive the 3A bi-district playoffs in 2011. Player of the Year in District 7-6A … selected to the “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … chosen second-team All-Area and the No. 12 recruit in North Texas by the Dallas PERSONAL Morning News … placed No. 19 in the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … tabbed a Top Son of Tanya Cuney and Gene Thomas ... has one sister, Tyanna Thomas. 50 prospect in Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 121 nationally (No. 14 DT) and No. 17 overall in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. 146 nationally (No. 17 DT) and No. 4 DT in Texas by Scout … rated No. 212 nationally (No. 18 DT) and No. 29 overall in Texas by Rivals … ranked #16 • DAVION CURTIS No. 421 nationally (No. 33 DT) and No. 59 overall in Texas by 247Sports … recorded 61 tackles, nine tackles for loss and four sacks as a senior … part of a defense that allowed just 18.7 points per game, including two shutouts against Haltom and Richland … the defense allowed only 6-0 • 190 • FR-RS 297.0 yards per game, including 124.5 rushing yards and 172.5 passing yards … helped Trinity to a 10-1 overall record, including a 6-0 district mark and championship, and an appearance in TEMPLE, TEXAS the 6A Division I bidistrict playoffs where they fell by three points after an undefeated regular TEMPLE season in 2015 … named a 2015 area Player to Watch by the Dallas Morning News … chosen preseason district defensive MVP by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … selected first-team All- District 7-6A in 2014 … recorded 45 tackles and seven sacks as a junior … part of a defense WR that limited opponents 15.6 points per game, including back-to-back shutouts against Heritage and Haltom and six games of 10 points or fewer … the shutouts were part of a five-game A second-year wide receiver who redshirted in 2016 ... was an all-state and two-time all-district stretch allowing 23 total points (4.6 ppg) … helped Trinity to a 12-2 overall record, including honoree at wide receiver in high school ... also chosen to the 2015 Super Team and as one of “2016 a 5-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division I quarterfinals, losing by just three Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football. points to eventual champion Allen in 2014 … part of a defense that allowed 22.5 points per game as a sophomore … part of a defense that had a four-game stretch allowing just 23 total FRESHMAN (2016) points with one shutout against Bell … helped Trinity to an 11-3 overall record, including a Redshirted. 7-0 district mark and championship, and an appearance in the 5A Division I quarterfinals in 2013 … also competed in shot put and discus at Trinity … won the 7-6A District Shot Put HIGH SCHOOL Championship in 2015. Coached by Mike Spradlin at Temple ... an all-state and two-time all-district wide receiver … named first-team All-District 17-5A in 2015 … chosen to the 2015 Super Team and as one of PERSONAL “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … selected honorable mention Super Son of Chris Sr. and Latosha Daniels ... has a brother, Chrishaun and a sister, Jalynce ... has Centex, ranked the No. 5 recruit on the Centex 25 and picked a Top 100 prospect in Texas by the volunteered at the Juneteenth Parade, fixing up area houses and reading to younger children ... Waco Tribune … ranked No. 94 WR nationally and No. 83 overall in Texas by ESPN … rated No. is a talented singer who aspires to make it big in Hollywood as an actor. 95 WR nationally and No. 90 overall in Texas by Rivals … ranked No. 108 WR nationally and No. 14 WR in Texas by Scout … rated No. 178 WR nationally and No. 158 overall in Texas by 247Sports … recorded 44 receptions for 987 yards (22.4 ypr) and 11 touchdowns as a senior

TEXASSPORTS.COM 15 PLAYERS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS DAVIS’ CAREER STATISTICS #7 • ANTWUAN DAVIS DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (Yds) PBU FF FR 2014 9/0 3 (2) 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 6-1 • 200 • SR-3L 2015 12/5 8 (6) 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 1 BASTROP, TEXAS 2016 10/0 9 (8) 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 BASTROP Career 31/5 20 (16) 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 1 CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 3, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (3-0); California, Sep 19, 2015 (2-1) DB Fumbles recovered: 1, California, Sep 19, 2015 Pass breakups: 1, California, Sep 19, 2015 A fifth-year cornerback who has played in 31 career games with five starts … member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2015) … rated the No. 5 cornerback in the nation by MaxPreps and No. 9 by Rivals.com coming out of high school.

JUNIOR (2016) Played in 10 games ... had nine tackles (eight solo) ... made one solo tackle in the season- opening win against No. 10 Notre Dame ...Played against UTEP with two tackles ... recorded two tackles against Kansas State ... had three solo tackles in the game against Texas Tech ... had a tackle assist against TCU.

SOPHOMORE (2015) Played in all 12 games, including starting the first five … recorded eight tackles, one PBU and one fumble recovery … registered one tackle against Notre Dame, Oklahoma State and TCU … collected two tackles versus Rice … set a season high with three tackles, one PBU and one fumble recovery against Cal … the recovery came following a fumble at the UT 3-yard line and resulted in a touchback that led to a FG drive.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) Played in the first nine games … saw his first collegiate game action against UNT … recorded a special teams tackle against UCLA … made a career-high two tackles against Texas Tech … did not play against West Virginia, Oklahoma State, TCU and Arkansas due to an ankle injury.

FRESHMAN (2013) Redshirted … ran sprints on the UT track and field team during the 2014 indoor season … competed in two meets, posting a personal-best 7.05 in the 60 meters and career-best 22.20 in the 200.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Gerald Perry at Bastrop High School … three-year starter at defensive back … participated in the 2013 U.S. Army All-American Bowl … tabbed first-team All-District 17-4A as a senior … also played wide receiver and running back, and returned kickoffs as a senior … rated No. 58 overall and the No. 5 cornerback in the nation by MaxPreps … ranked No. 98 overall and the No. 9 cornerback in the nation by Rivals.com … listed No. 116 overall and the No. 8 cornerback by PrepStar Magazine … rated No. 148 overall and the No. 15 CB in the nation by ESPN … ranked the No. 14 cornerback by FoxSports.com … tabbed the No. 28 cornerback in the nation by 247Sports … rated the No. 5 cornerback in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … listed No. 50 on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … recorded 23 tackles with three interceptions and one fumble recovery as a senior … also rushed for 295 yards and two TDs on 28 carries (10.5 ypc) … named 2012 preseason second-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … recorded 53 tackles as a junior … academic all-district honoree as a senior and junior … also lettered in track and field … finished second in the 2012 100m 4A state finals … won the 100m at the 4A Region 1 meet … also won the 100m, 200m and 4x100m at the 2012 District 16-4A track meet … won district championships in the 100m, 4x100m and 4x400m as a sophomore, and also won the 4x200m as a freshman … named Academic MVP of the track team as a sophomore.

PERSONAL Born in Mineral Wells, Texas … has also lived in Del Valle, Texas … mother, LaSean, was a guard on the Midwestern State basketball team in 1993 … father, Anthony, is a personal trainer … began playing football at age 7 … has one brother, Adonis … enjoys computer programming … has competed in an art contest … active in community service … spent two years as a volunteer with the Special Olympics … member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2015).

16 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS DAVIS’ CAREER STATISTICS #18 • DAVANTE DAVIS DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (Yds) PBU FF FR 2015 12/5 36 (31) 0-0 1.0-3 0 1-0 7 0 0 6-3 • 205 • JR-2L 2016 12/4 15 (13) 0-0 1.0-1 0 0-0 2 1 0 MIAMI, FLA. Career 24/9 51 (44) 0-0 2.0-4 0 1-0 9 1 0 BOOKER T. WASHINGTON CAREER HIGHS Interceptions: 1, at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015 Tackles: 6, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (6-0); at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015 (5-1); vs Oklahoma, DB Oct 10, 2015 (5-1) Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Iowa State, Oct 31, 2015 (1-0); at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1-0) A third-year cornerback who has played in 24 career games with nine starts … earned honorable Fumbles forced: 1, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 mention All-Big 12 honors in 2015 … an all-state performer as a senior in high school. Pass breakups: 3, at Iowa State, Oct 31, 2015

SOPHOMORE (2016) Played in all 12 games, making four starts (Notre Dame, UTEP, Cal, Oklahoma State) ... totaled #74 • JEAN DELANCE 15 tackles (13 solo) with two pass breakups, a forced fumble and a tackle for loss ... started the season opener at cornerback against No. 10 Notre Dame ... made one tackle in the Longhorns’ 50-47 2OT win against the Fighting Irish ..started against UTEP with 1 forced fumble, a career 6-5 • 320 • SO-SQ high ... started versus California, recording two tackles with one for a loss of one yard which MESQUITE, TEXAS ties a career high ... had two solo tackles and two pass break-ups versus Oklahoma State ... played against OU with one tackle assist ... had one tackle against Iowa State ... had one solo NORTH MESQUITE tackle against West Virginia ... totaled three solo tackles at Kansas ... had three tackles (two solo) against TCU. OL FRESHMAN (2015) Played in all 12 games, starting the last five, while also playing on special teams … earned A second-year offensive lineman who has played in two career games ... was a two-time all-state honorable mention All-Big 12 honors from the league’s coaches … led the team with seven honoree in high school ... participated in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game. PBU … ranked fifth on the team among defensive backs with 36 tackles while adding one TFL and one interception … posted seven games with at least three tackles, and three with six FRESHMAN (2016) tackles … made his first career tackle against Rice … had one tackle versus Cal … secured Played in two games ... made his career debut against UTEP ... also appeared against Iowa State. three tackles against Oklahoma State … set his season high with six tackles (five solo) versus Oklahoma … tallied one tackle and one PBU against Kansas State … amassed five solo tackles, HIGH SCHOOL including one TFL and three PBU at Iowa State … collected three tackles and one PBU versus Played for coach Mike Robinson at North Mesquite ... a two-time all-state honoree … selected Kansas … made his first career interception on the opening drive of the game to go with six to participate in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game … invited to play in the 2016 USA tackles (five solo) at West Virginia … netted four solo tackles and two PBU against Texas Tech Football International Bowl … named third-team 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers … matched his season high with six tackles at Baylor. Association and honorable mention by the Associated Press in 2015 … picked to the All-USA Texas First Team by USA Today … tabbed first-team All-District 10-6A … one of five offensive HIGH SCHOOL linemen named “Tops in Texas” and to “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … Coached by Tim Harris Jr. … an all-state and two-time all-county honoree … played at chosen first-team All-Area and the No. 6 recruit in North Texas by the Dallas Morning News Homestead High School prior to playing his senior year at Booker T. Washington … selected to … placed No. 13 on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … picked a Top 30 prospect in participate in the 2014 Miami-Dade All-Star Football Game … named first-team 4A All-State Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 78 nationally (No. 6 OT) and No. 2 OT in Texas by Scout by the Associated Press in 2014 … ranked No. 3 in the Miami-Dade Top 25 by the Miami Herald … ranked No. 128 overall (No. 13 OT) and No. 20 overall in Texas by ESPN … rated No. 152 … chosen first-team All-Dade County by the Miami Herald in 2014 … rated No. 249 (No. 28 CB) nationally (No. 12 OT) and No. 24 overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 208 nationally nationally and No. 29 (No. 4 CB) in Florida by Scout … ranked No. 261 (No. 20 S) nationally and (No. 13 OT) and No. 28 overall in Texas by Rivals … anchor for an offense that accumulated No. 48 in Florida by ESPN … rated No. 24 safety nationally and No. 45 overall in Florida by Rivals over 5,000 total yards, averaging 389.0 ypg, including seven games of 400 yards or more … … ranked No. 41 CB nationally and No. 53 overall in Florida by 247Sports … recorded four helped a ground game that averaged 300.0 ypg, including nine games of 250 yards or more interceptions as a senior … part of a defense that allowed just 12.7 points per game, including and four games of 400 or more … part of an offense that averaged 38.2 points per game with 11 games of 14 points or fewer and six games of seven points or fewer with two shutouts … six games of 45 points or more … helped North Mesquite to a 10-3 overall record, including a helped Washington to its third straight Class 4A State Title with a 15-0 record in 2014 … chosen 5-3 district record, with an appearance in the 6A Division I regional playoffs in 2015 … named honorable mention All-Dade County by the Miami Herald in 2013 … part of a defense that 2015 preseason first-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … selected honorable allowed just 19.4 points per game, including two shutouts, as a junior at Homestead … helped mention 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2014 … part of an offense that Homestead to a 6-5 record in 2013. averaged 356.5 total yards per game as junior … helped North Mesquite to a 5-5 overall record in 2014. PERSONAL Son of Kenyatta Williams ... has two brothers - Dequan Williams and Gianna Davis - and one PERSONAL sister - Jasmine Mclamore ... was born in Miami. Son of Jean and Altavian Delance ... has two siblings - Jalen and Javen ... grandfather Alton Carson played football for Kansas State from 1974-77 ... volunteers time at the Boys & Girls Club in Austin, donates toys to the Dell Children’s Medical Center and volunteers in helping clean up the streets in Austin to keep them clean ... was born in Eastman, Ga. ... can play the tuba, flute, clarinet, trombone, trumpet and also the baritone.

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BEFORE TEXAS #37 • MICHAEL DICKSON During high school played Australian Rules Football, serving mostly as a defender … started each match in his career … averaged approximately 20 disposals per game (a kick/punt or a hand pass) … during 2014, participated for the Sydney Swans Academy (professional 6-3 •205 • JR-2L development team) and represented his state (NSW) … called his biggest game playing the SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA grand final for the professional reserves team with the Sydney Swans. KIRRAWEE HIGH PERSONAL Born in Sydney, Australia … lived in Melbourne, Australia for the five months preceding his move to the United States in the summer of 2015 … mother is Lily Baum and stepfather is P Stephen Baum … has one sister, Rubie … plans to major in business … four-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. A third-year punter who was named 2016 Big 12 Conference Special Teams Player of the Year ... named preseason All-American and All-Big 12 by Athlon Sports in 2017 ... became UT’s first-ever DICKSON’S CAREER STATISTICS finalist for the Ray Guy Award in 2016 ... also an All-American and All-Big 12 punter in 2016 ... earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors in 2015 … played Australian Rules Football as a PUNTING prepster … four-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2015, spring 2016, fall Year G No. Yds Avg. Long TB FC I20 50+ Blkd 2016; spring 2017) ... also named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team (2015-16). 2015 12 77 3,179 41.3 63 6 36 19 17 0 2016 12 65 3,079 47.4 74 9 20 28 25 0 SOPHOMORE (2016) Career 24 142 6,258 44.1 74 15 56 47 42 0 Played in all 12 games ... named Big 12 Conference Special Teams Player of the Year ... named second team All-America by Sporting News, Football Writers Association of America and Phil CAREER HIGHS Steele ... a third-team Associated Press All-American ... also named first team All-Big 12 punter Rush attempts: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 by the Associated Press and the Big 12 coaches ... named first team All-Big 12 by ESPN.com Rush yards: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1 carries) and Phil Steele ... Texas’ first-ever finalist for the Ray Guy Award ... honored as the punter on Long rush: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ESPN.com’s All-Big 12 underclassmen team ... began his sophomore campaign with a career- Total offense attempts: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1 rush,0 pass) best effort against Notre Dame ... punted six times for a school-record 330 yards (55.0 avg) ... Total ofense yards: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (6 rush,0 pass) allowed just two returns, downed a punt inside the 20 and also made a tackle ... continued a All-purpose yards: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 strong start to the season in week two against UTEP ... punted five times for 252 yards (50.4 avg) Punt attempts: 10, at Notre Dame, Sep 05, 2015 ... allowed just one return for minus-7 yards (51.8 net avg) ... had a long of 57 yards and three Punt yards: 423, at Notre Dame, Sep 05, 2015 (10 punts) punts of 50-or-more yards ... had two downed inside the 20, including one at the Miners’ 1-yard Longest punt: 74, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 line ... totaled four punts for 174 yards (43.5 avg) in a 50-43 week three loss at California ... had a Tackles: 1, at Iowa State, Oct 31, 2015 (1-0); Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (1-0) long of 50 yards and two downed inside the 20 ... allowed just one return yard on two returns ... had five punts for a total of 226 yards (45.4 avg) ... had three downed inside the 20 ... punted a season-high six times for 269 yards (44.8 avg) against Oklahoma ... had four downed inside the 20 and four fair caught ... of his two returns allowed, OU managed just three total yards ... forced a muffed punt which bounced and touched the OU returner and was recovered by a UT gunner ... punted four times for 186 yards (46.5 avg) ... had a long punt of 51 yards and one downed inside the 20 ... allowed two punt returns for a combined one-yard lost ... punted four times for 161 yards (40.2 avg) at Kansas State ... had one downed inside the 20 and allowed just one return ... punted six times for 316 yards (52.7 avg, 4th in UT history) ... had a long of 63 and five punts of more than 50 yards ... downed three inside the 20 ... punted five times for 255 yards (51.0 avg) in a 45-37 road victory at Texas Tech ... had two punts over 60 yards (long of 63) and two downed inside the 10 ... his 51.0 avg was the eighth-best for a single game in UT history ... was named Big 12 Conference Special Teams Player of the Week (Nov. 7) ... punted four times for a 43.8 average against WVU ... of three punts returned, WVU managed minus-3 yards on the returns ... punted a season-high eight times for a 43.8 avg at Kansas ... had four punts downed inside the 20 and three inside the 10 ... once again punted eight times, averaging 48.1 yards per punt against TCU ... had four downed inside the 20 and one downed inside the 10 (at the 3) ... set the school record with an average of 47.4 yards per punt.

FRESHMAN (2015) Played in all 12 games as the primary punter … earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors from the league’s coaches … averaged 41.3 yards per kick with 32 fair catches, 19 inside the 20, and 17 punts over 50 yards to help Texas rank 15th in the nation in punt return defense (3.85 ypr) and 26th in net punting (39.3 ypp) … opponents only returned 13-of-77 punts (16.9 percent) all season … had at least one 50-plus punt in the first 10 games with a 49-yarder and 48-yarder in the other two … averaged over 42 yards per punt in five games … punted 10 times (42.3 ypp) with a long of 56, three fair catches, three 50-plus and two inside the 20 at Notre Dame … punted five times with an average of 36.6 yards, but dropped three inside the 20 and had a long of 59 against Rice … averaged 43.0 yards on three punts with 50-yarder, two fair catches and one touchback against Cal … again had three 50-plus with a long of 58 with three inside the 20 and three fair catches on seven punts (38.0 ypp) against Oklahoma State … induced five fair catches on eight attempts (41.0 ypp) with a long of 57 at TCU … averaged 41.7 yards on six punts, including a 53-yarder and three fair catches versus Oklahoma … earned Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week following a potential game-saving play in the fourth quarter against Kansas State by recovering a bad snap and pinning KSU inside its own 8-yard line … punted six times against the Wildcats, including a 51-yarder with under five minutes to play … averaged 45.8 yards on nine punts, including a long of 57 yards, with three downed inside the 20, and three 50-plus at Iowa State … hit a season-long 63-yarder as part of five punts (42.6 ypp) versus Kansas … averaged 43.8 yards on four punts with two 50-plus and two fair catches at West Virginia … posted three fair catches and two inside the 20 against both Texas Tech (8/41.9 ypp) and Baylor (6/40.5 ypp). 18 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS

PERSONAL #6 • DEVIN DUVERNAY Son of Henry and Rozena Duvernay ... has a twin brother, Donovan, who is a defensive back for the Longhorns ... uncle, Calvin Murray played baseball at Texas ... cousin is Kyler Murray, a quarterback at Oklahoma ... uncle, Kevin Murray played quarterback at Texas A&M in the 1980s 6-0 • 205 • SO-1L ... uncle, Charles Murray played wide receiver at North Texas in the late 1970s ... uncle, Vince Murray played defensive back at Tulsa ... born in Garland, Texas ... two-time member of the Big SACHSE, TEXAS 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. SACHSE DUVERNAY’S CAREER STATISTICS RECEIVING/RUSHING WR Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long 2016 12/2 20-412 20.6 3 80 0-0 0.0 0 -- A second-year wide receiver who has played in all 12 games and made two starts ... named Career 12/12 20-412 20.6 3 80 0-0 0.0 0 -- preseason All-Big 12 by Athlon Sports at both wide receiver and kick returner in 2017 ... named Big 12 Conference Newcomer of the Week (Oct. 17, 2016) ... was selected to participate in the SPECIAL TEAMS 2016 Under Armour All-America Game ... also participated in the 2015 Nike “The Opening” ... Year G PR-Yds YPR TD Long KR-Yds YPR TD Long named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie team in 2016-17 ... a two-time member of the Big 12 2016 12 0 0.0 0 - 12-257 21.4 0 28 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2016; spring 2017). Career 12 0-0 0.0 0 - 12-257 21.4 0 28

FRESHMAN (2016) CAREER HIGHS Played in all 12 games and made two starts (Kansas State and Texas Tech) ... had 20 catches for Points scored: 6, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 412 yards (second on team) ... tied for the team lead with three touchdown catches ... made his 22, 2016 career debut on special teams against Notre Dame ... played primarily against UTEP on special Touchdowns: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct teams ... was the Longhorns’ primary kickoff returner against California ... had five returns for 22, 2016 114 yards (22.8 avg) ... also registered his first career reception which went for 10 yards ... Receptions: 4, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 played against OSU with one 6 yard reception ... caught his first career touchdown in the Red Receiving yards: 96, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (4 receptions) River Showdown against Oklahoma, a 63-yard pass on a wheel route ... had three receptions Receiving TDs: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct for a team-high 81 yards ... caught a career-high four passes for 96 yards and a touchdown ... 22, 2016 touchdown came from 75 yards out, the sixth-longest TD reception by a freshman in school Long reception: 80, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 history ... was named Big 12 Conference Newcomer of the Week for his efforts ... made his first All-purpose yards: 149, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 career start at Kansas State ... caught just one pass, an 80-yard touchdown ... has recorded three Kick returns: 7, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 TD receptions in the last three weeks ... three TD receptions is tied for second in school history Kick return yards: 143, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (7 returns) among freshmen ... his three consecutive games with a TD reception is the seventh-longest Long kick return: 28, at California, Sep 17, 2016 streak in school history ... 80-yard TD reception is tied for fourth among freshmen in school Tackles: 1, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (1-0) history ... now leads the team with 273 receiving yards and is tied for the team lead with three TDs ... had one reception for two yards against Baylor ... started in the game against Texas Tech ... had two catches for a total of 25 yards ... had three catches against West Virginia totaling 29 yards ... had one solo tackle against Kansas ... had three catches for 73 yards against TCU.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Mark Behrens at Sachse ... an All-America, two-time all-state and three-time all- district honoree … selected to participate in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game … invited to participate in Nike’s 2015 The Opening … over his last three seasons, compiled 170 receptions for 2,906 yards (17.1 ypr) and 36 touchdowns, along with 105 rushes for 1,077 yards (10.3 ypc) and 11 touchdowns with two kickoff return touchdowns … named first-team 6A All- State by the Associated Press and Texas Sports Writers Association in 2015 … chosen to the All- USA Texas First Team by USA Today … tabbed first-team All-District 11-6A … one of three wide receivers named “Tops in Texas,” chosen to the 2015 Super Team and to “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … picked the No. 2 recruit in North Texas and second-team All-Area by the Dallas Morning News … placed No. 8 on the Austin American-Statesman’s 2016 Fab 55 … rated No. 41 nationally (No. 4 WR) and No. 3 WR in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 42 nationally (No. 3 WR) and No. 6 overall in Texas by ESPN … rated No. 52 nationally (No. 8 WR) and No. 5 overall in Texas by Rivals … ranked No. 72 nationally (No. 9 WR) and No. 7 overall in Texas by 247Sports … caught 62 passes for 1,142 yards (18.4 ypr/103.8 ypg) and 16 touchdowns to go with 47 rushes for 520 yards (11.1 ypc) and six touchdowns as a senior … part of an offense that averaged 42.2 points per game, including four games of 50-plus points … helped Sachse to a 7-4 record, including a 4-3 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division I bidistrict playoffs in 2015 … tabbed third-team preseason 2015 Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … named honorable mention 6A All-State as both a wide receiver and an all-purpose back by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2014 … chosen first-team All-District 11-6A as a receiver … recorded 62 receptions for 990 yards and nine touchdowns with 33 rushes for 290 yards and three touchdowns as a junior … part of an offense that averaged 43.5 points per game … helped Sachse to a 6-4 record in 2014 … tabbed first-team All-District 11-5A im 2013 … totaled 46 catches for 774 yards and 11 touchdowns with 25 rushes for 267 yards and two touchdowns as a sophomore … notched three 100-yard games … helped Sachse to an 11-1 record, including an undefeated regular season, a District 11-5A Championship with a 6-0 mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division 1 area playoffs … also participated in track and field … won the 2015 100m 6A State Championship with a time of 10.27 … ran anchor in helping Sachse to a seventh-place finish in the 2015 6A state 4x100m relay with a time of 41.38.

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career yards and 35 touchdowns … set the school record in total yards (9,886) and finished with #27 • DONOVAN DUVERNAY 125 total touchdowns … ranked No. 115 (No. 5 QB) nationally and as the No. 17 player in Texas by Rivals … 247Sports rates him as the No. 119 (No. 4 Dual QB) nationally and No. 20 in Texas … ranked No. 123 (No. 4 QB) on the ESPN300 as well as No. 21 in Texas … Scout lists him as the 5-9 • 190 • FR-RS No. 130 (No. 8 QB) player nationally and the No. 2 QB in Texas … No. 14 on the Austin American- Statesman’s Fab 55 … also ranked in the Waco Tribune’s Top 100 … was named preseason All- SACHSE, TEXAS State Quarterback of the Year by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football entering his senior season … SACHSE named DCTF Tops in Texas at QB … also was named first-team quarterback on Dave Campbell’s Texas Football preseason Super Team … battled injuries throughout the 2016 season … threw for 907 yards and seven touchdowns in just four games … also added 194 yards rushing and DB four scores on the ground … started the season and threw for 356 yards and rushed for 63 more in a 32-29 win against 2015 Class 6A DII state champion Katy … named Ford Tough A second-year defensive back who redshirted in 2016 ... was a three-time all-district player who Player of the Week following his performance in that game … was injured and missed the played both defensive back and wide receiver in high school ... chosen to “2016 Texas’ Best” as an next four … came back in time for a matchup with cross-town rival Lake Travis, but was once athlete by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football. again injured in the game … recovered in time for the beginning of the playoffs, but suffered a third – and season-ending – injury in a 55-15 win over Laredo United … in that playoff FRESHMAN (2016) game he completed 16-of-22 passes for 203 yards and two touchdowns, battling through injury Redshirted. before exiting with a 38-0 halftime lead … named honorable mention Academic All-State in 2016 … was the first junior to be named the Associated Press Sports Editors Texas Player of the HIGH SCHOOL Year in 2015 … earned APSE Class 6A Offensive Player of the Year honors as well as MaxPreps Coached by Mark Behrens at Sachse ... a three-time all-district honoree … ranked among National Junior of the Year distinction … earned first-team All-State and District 14-6A honors the Top 100 recruits in North Texas by the Dallas Morning News … rated the No. 42 athlete … named District 14-6A Most Valuable Player … was the AP Texas Offensive Player of the Year nationally and No. 92 overall in Texas by ESPN … ranked the No. 65 athlete nationally and No. 9 … named second-team All-USA Texas … honored as the All-Central Texas Player of the Year athlete in Texas by Scout … rated the No. 77 athlete nationally and No. 141 overall in Texas by … named Offensive Player of the Year and first-team All-State quarterback by the Texas Sports 247Sports … chosen to “2016 Texas’ Best” as an athlete by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … Writer Association … guided Westlake to the 2015 Class 6A Division I state championship named second-team All-District 11-6A as a wide receiver in 2015 … recorded 38 receptions for game, a 21-14 overtime loss to Galena Park North Shore … passed for 4,041 yards and rushed 568 yards (14.9 ypr) and eight touchdowns, while registering 24 rushes for 195 yards and one for 1,325 yards … had 50 passing, 20 rushing and one receiving touchdown … began his touchdown as a senior …helped Sachse to a 7-4 record, including a 4-3 district mark, and an junior season completing 18-of-29 passes for 216 yards and a touchdown against Carroll … appearance in the 6A Division I bidistrict playoffs in 2015 … named second-team All-District added 73 rushing yards and a touchdown in the 20-14 win … totaled four touchdowns (two 11-6A as an athlete in 2014 … tallied 20 receptions for 453 yards and five touchdowns on passing, two rushing) in a 28-17 win over Temple … passed for 334 yards and four touchdowns offense, 42 tackles, six pass breakups and two interceptions on defense, along with two kick (five total) in a dominant 73-10 win at Anderson … had seven total touchdowns (five rushing) return touchdowns as a junior … part of an offense that averaged 43.5 points per game … on 167 yards passing and 225 yards rushing in a win over Austin … passed for 148 yards and tabbed honorable mention All-District 11-5A as a defensive back in 2013 … registered 62 rushed for 137 more in a win over Bowie … threw for 306 yards and six touchdowns (seven tackles, seven pass breakups and three interceptions as a sophomore … part of a defense that total) in a 58-19 win over Akins … threw for 371 yards and six touchdowns against Hays, while allowed just 23.6 points per game in the regular season … helped Sachse to an 11-1 record, rushing for 55 yards and a score … suffered their first setback of the season against Lake Travis, including an undefeated regular season, a District 11-5A Championship with a 6-0 mark, and an as he totaled 187 passing, 71 rushing and two scores … got back in the win column with 180 appearance in the 5A Division 1 area playoffs in 2013 … also played baseball as an outfielder passing yards and six total touchdowns in a 48-3 victory at Del Valle … closed out the regular at Sachse. season with a win as he threw for 256 yards and four touchdowns against Lehman … began the playoffs with a 35-14 win over Round Rock where he had 290 passing yards, 95 rushing PERSONAL and five total touchdowns … beat the Woodlands as he accounted for all four touchdowns on Son of Henry and Rozena Duvernay ... has a twin brother, Devin, who is a wide receiver for 160 yards passing and 98 more rushing … moved on with a dominating 56-7 win over North the Longhorns ... uncle, Calvin Murray played baseball at Texas ... cousin is Kyler Murray, a Mesquite the following week, throwing for 209 yards and registering four total touchdowns … quarterback at Oklahoma ... uncle, Kevin Murray played quarterback at Texas A&M in the 1980s advanced to the state semifinals with a win over Atascocita where he threw for 260 yards (five ... uncle, Charles Murray played wide receiver at North Texas in the late 1970s ... uncle, Vince touchdowns) and rushed for 174 yards (two touchdowns) … held on late for a 24-17 victory Murray played defensive back at Tulsa ... born in Garland, Texas ... two-time member of the Big over Allen to advance to the 6A Division I state championship game … in the semis, he passed 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. for 259 yards (three TD) and rushed for 127 … lost in overtime in the state championship game to North Shore, a game which he totaled 219 yards through the air and 82 on the ground … was named District Newcomer of the season as a sophomore … passed for 2,543 yards and had 876 rushing that season with 42 total touchdowns … completed 17-of-21 passes for 304 yards and #11 • SAM EHLINGER four touchdowns in a dominating 49-7 win over Hays … also had 12 rushes for 55 yards and a score in that game … threw for 139 yards and rushed for a touchdown against Lake Travis … 6-2 • 225 • FR-HS had four total touchdowns in a win over Del Valle … passed for 223 yards (three TD) and rushed for 118 yards (two TD) in a win at Lehman to end the regular season … was 22-of-37 for 225 AUSTIN, TEXAS yards and two touchdowns in a 16-14 loss to Round Rock in the first round of the playoffs … WESTLAKE also had 56 rushing yards in the game. PERSONAL QB Full name is Samuel George Ehlinger ... the son of Ross and Jena Ehlinger ... father passed away in March of 2013 during the Escape from Alcatraz triathlon ... has two siblings - a brother, Jake and a sister, Morgen ... was born in Austin ... member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. A first-year quarterback who enrolled at Texas in January 2017 ... was the 2015 Texas State Player of the Year as a junior ... was also named MaxPreps National Junior of the Year ... a three-year starters in high school ... member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2017).

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Todd Dodge at Westlake High School ... an early enrollee who was an all-state and two-time all-district quarterback from nearby Westlake High School … participated in Nike’s The Opening and was an Elite 11 finalist prior to his senior season … 2015 APSE Texas Player of the Year … named All-Central Texas Player of the Year as a junior … was also named MaxPreps National Junior of the Year … a three-year starter who is the school’s all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns … finished his career with 7,491 passing yards and 89 touchdowns through the air … compiled a career record of 23-6 in games that he started and was healthy throughout … threw just 10 interceptions in 762 career pass attempts … rushed for 2,395

20 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS ELLIOTT’S CAREER STATISTICS #4 • DESHON ELLIOTT DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT(Yds) PBU FF FR 2015 7/0 13 (11) 0-0 0-0 0 2-5 1 1 0 6-2 • 205 • JR-2L 2016 12/1 30 (24) 1.0-17 3.0-31 0 1-24 4 0 2 ROCKWALL, TEXAS Career 19/1 43 (35) 1.0-17 3.0-31 0 3-29 5 1 2 HEATH CAREER HIGHS All-purpose yards: 24, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Interceptions: 2, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 DB Long interception return: 24, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 Tackles: 6, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (5-1) A third-year safety who has played in 19 career games with one start … an all-state performer as Sacks: 1.0, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0) a senior in high school. Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (1-0); Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-0); UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0) SOPHOMORE (2016) Fumbles forced: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 Played in 12 games with one career start (Kansas) ... made 30 tackles (24 solo) with three tackles Fumbles recovered: 1, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 for loss and a sack ... had an interception and four pass breakups ... recovered two fumbles ... Pass breakups: 2, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 played significant snaps in the season-opener against No. 10 Notre Dame ... had three tackles (2 solo, 1 assisted) and a pass breakup ... had a career-best game to date in a 41-7 week two win over UTEP ... made a career-high five tackles, his first career sack and also recovered a fumble ... #48 • ANDREW FITZGERALD recorded three total tackles against OU (two solo, one assist) ... had 4 tackles and tied a career high of one tackle for a loss of 1 yard against Iowa State ... had three tackles against Kansas State ... had one tackle against Baylor ... had five total tackles against Texas Tech, four solo and one 6-6 • 265 • FR-RS assist ... also had two broken up passes ... had six total tackles against Kansas, five of them solo ... also had one tackle for a loss of three yards, one broken up pass, and one fumble recovery for FLOWER MOUND, TEXAS four yards ... had his first interception of the season, which he returned for 24 yards, against TCU. MARCUS FRESHMAN (2015) Played in seven games on defense and special teams after missing fall camp and the early part DL of the season with an injury … recorded 13 tackles (11 solo), two INTs, one forced fumble and one PBU … the two INTs tied for fifth on the UT freshman single-season list … played his first A second-year defensive lineman who redshirted in 2016 ... was a high school All-American who game against Oklahoma and registered two tackles and one forced fumble … the forced fumble participated in the 2016 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl ... was also named all-state and all- on a kickoff return led to a TD drive that gave Texas a 14-0 lead … made one tackle versus Kansas district. State … against Kansas, had three tackles and became just the second true freshman in UT history to record two INTs in a game (Chris Carter, vs. SMU, 1993) … posted three tackles at West FRESHMAN (2016) Virginia … set a season high with four tackles and one PBU against Baylor. Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Mickey Moss at Rockwall-Heath High School … an all-state and two-time all- Coached by Gerry Stanford at Marcus ... an All-America, all-state and three-time all-district district honoree … selected to participate in the 2015 Under Armour All-America Game … honoree … selected to participate in the 2016 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … named named third-team 5A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association, and honorable mention third-team 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association and honorable mention by the by the Associated Press in 2014 … chosen first-team All-Area by the Dallas Morning News … Associated Press in 2015 … tabbed unanimous first-team All-District 6-6A … chosen as one tabbed unanimous first-team All-District 12-5A … rated No. 97 (No. 5 safety) nationally and of “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … earned first-team All-Area honors No. 13 in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. 202 (No. 16 safety) nationally and No. 32 (No. 4 safety) and ranked as the No. 15 recruit in North Texas by the Dallas Morning News … picked a Top 100 in Texas by Scout … rated No. 24 safety nationally and No. 60 in Texas by 247Sports … ranked prospect in Texas by the Waco Tribune … named the Marcus Defensive Line MVP … ranked No. No. 25 at safety and No. 40 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. 7 safety in the state by Dave 97 nationally (No. 9 SDE) and No. 16 overall in Texas by 247Sports … rated No. 108 nationally Campbell’s Texas Football … placed No. 18 on the Fab 55 by the Austin American-Statesman (No. 14 DE) and No. 3 DE in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 25 SDE nationally and No. 46 overall in … despite missing two games, finished second on the team with 81 tackles, which was one Texas by Rivals … rated No. 64 DE nationally and No. 90 overall in Texas by ESPN … recorded shy of the team lead as a senior … was also second with three interceptions, including one 44 tackles, nine sacks, 32 pressures and two forced fumbles as a senior … part of a defense returned for a TD, while adding two tackles for loss, five passes defended and one forced fumble that allowed only 21.3 points and 309.2 total yards per game, including 118.7 rushing yards per … caught 15 passes for 226 yards and three TDs … also returned seven punts with a 10.9-yard game … the defense held seven opponents under 100 yards rushing, including four of the first average … part of a defense that registered three shutouts during the season … helped Heath five games … helped Marcus to a 10-2 record, including a 7-1 district mark, and an appearance to a 10-3 record, including a 6-1 district record, and an appearance in the 5A regional playoffs in in the 6A Division II area playoffs in 2015 … tabbed unanimous first-team All-District 6-6A in 2014 … named 2014 preseason second-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … 2014 … registered 11 sacks in 10 games as a junior … part of a defense that allowed 24.9 chosen second-team All-District 12-5A as a linebacker in 2013 … ranked second on the team points per game with three games of 14 points or fewer … helped Marcus to a 5-5 record, with 66 tackles to go along with four sacks, three interceptions and three forced fumbles as a including a 4-4 district mark in 2014 … chosen Defensive Newcomer of the Year for District junior … helped Heath to a 6-4 record in 2013 … totaled 23 tackles and one interception as a 5-5A in 2013 … part of a defense that allowed 25.8 points per game with three games of 13 sophomore … helped Heath to a 6-5 record and the bidistrict playoffs in 2012. points or fewer … helped Marcus to an appearance in the 5A Division I playoffs in 2013 … also competed in shot put at Marcus. PERSONAL Born in Dallas, Texas … has lived in Rockwall, Texas, since the start of high school … parents are PERSONAL Tiffany and Arme Elliott … has two sisters, Antinece and Taylor. Son of Bryan and Cindy Fitzgerald ... has three brothers - Nick, Aaron and Sean ... uncle studied medicine at UT and later became a heart surgeon ... father, Bryan, played football at Texas Tech ... was born in Lewisville, Texas.

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PERSONAL #95 • POONA FORD Kaylon Ford took on the nickname of Poona when his grandmother began calling him Pooh as a child; it grew into Poona and the name stuck ... two-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. 6-0 • 310 • SR-3L HILTON HEAD, S.C. FORD’S CAREER STATISTICS HILTON HEAD DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT(Yds) PBU FF FR 2014 9/0 9 (4) 0-0 1-2 0 0-0 0 0 0 DL 2015 12/5 39 (22) 2.5-21 6-29 1 0-0 1 1 1 2016 12/12 54 (40) 0-0 5.5-15 4 0-0 0 1 1 A fourth-year defensive lineman who has appeared in 33 career games with 17 starts … named Career 33/17 102 (66) 2.5-21 12.5-46 5 0-0 1 2 2 preseason All-Big 12 by Athlon Sports in 2017 ... named second team All-Big 12 by ESPN.com in 2016 ... also named honorable mention All-Big 12 by league’s coaches ... two-time member of the CAREER HIGHS Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2014; spring 2017) … participated in the 2014 Semper Tackles: 8, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 (7-1); RICE, Sep 12, 2015 (5-3) Fidelis All-American Bowl … tabbed first-team statewide All-State in 2013. Sacks: 1.5, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (1-1) Tackles for loss: 1.5, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (1-1); UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0); Oklahoma JUNIOR (2016) State, Sep 26, 2015 (1-0) Started all 12 games at defensive tackle ... was fourth on the team with 54 tackles (40 solo) Fumbles forced: 1, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ... had 5.5 tackles for loss and four quarterback hurries ... had one forced fumble, one fumble Fumbles recovered: 1, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 recovery and two blocked PATs ... named second team All-Big 12 by ESPN.com ... garnered Pass breakups: 1, at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 honorable mention All-Big 12 by league’s coaches ... started at defensive tackle against Notre Blocked kicks: 1, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 ; at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 Dame in the season opener ... had five tackles (three solo, two assisted) in the win ... had six tackles in a week two win over UTEP and matched his career-high with 1.5 tackles for loss ... recorded two tackles versus California ... picked up his fourth consecutive start against Oklahoma State ... had three tackles (two solo) and a tackle for loss ... also blocked an extra point in the game - the Longhorns first blocked PAT since the 2013 season ... started against OU with six total tackles (four solo, two assist) ... also had one forced fumble and one fumble recovery ... started against Iowa State and had 4 tackles, including one for a loss of 1 yard ... led the team with eight tackles at Kansas State ... added a tackle for loss ... had five tackles against Baylor ... started in the game against Texas Tech and had three total tackles, one solo and two assists ... also had one block and on quarterback hurry ... had five tackles against West Virginia, four solo and one assist ... also had one tackle for a loss of three yards ... had four solo tackles against Kansas ... totaled three tackles (all solo) and a quarterback hurry against TCU.

SOPHOMORE (2015) Played in all 12 games with five starts (Notre Dame, Rice, Cal, Iowa State, Baylor) … named to the ESPN.com Big 12 Underclassman Team … ranked seventh on the team in TFL (six) and eighth in tackles (39), while adding 2.5 sacks, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery, one pressure and one PBD … set a season high with eight tackles (five solo), including one TFL against Rice … secured three tackles with one TFL versus Cal … posted four tackles with 1.5 TFL against Oklahoma State … notched two tackles and one PBD at TCU … set a season high with 1.5 sacks, including half of one on Oklahoma’s final offensive play to help seal the game, as part of three tackles … posted three tackles against Kansas State … set a season high with seven tackles at Iowa State … registered two tackles and one sack versus Kansas … made one tackle at West Virginia … tallied six tackles, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and one pressure at Baylor … the forced fumble and recovery came on the Bears’ second to last possession with 2:31 remaining to help secure a six-point win.

FRESHMAN (2014) Played in nine games as a reserve defensive tackle … did not see action vs. North Texas, BYU, UCLA and Oklahoma … saw his first collegiate action against Kansas … recorded two tackles, including one for a loss, against Baylor … made two stops against Iowa State … had two tackles against Texas Tech … recorded one stop against Oklahoma State … made one tackle against TCU … had one stop against Arkansas in the Texas Bowl.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by B.J. Payne at Hilton Head High School in South Carolina … named Defensive Player of the Year and first-team All-Area by the Beaufort Gazette … chosen first-team All-Lowcountry by the Charleston Post and Courier … named a Top 50 recruit in the Carolinas by the Charlotte Observer … ranked No. 266 overall and the No. 22 defensive tackle in the nation by ESPN … No. 19 DT nationally and No. 7 player in South Carolina by 247Sports … No. 24 DT nationally and No. 11 player in S.C. by Rivals … No. 24 DT in the nation by Scout … posted 135 tackles, including 28 tackles for loss and seven sacks, 17 pressures and two forced fumbles as a senior … also had 34 carries for 155 rush yards and seven TDs and played on special teams … led a defense that improved its scoring average by double digits from 2012 to 2013 … helped Hilton Head to a 7-4 record and an appearance in the 3A playoffs in 2013 … the seven wins were the most for Hilton Head since 2008 … tabbed first-team All-Area by the Beaufort Gazette in 2012 … recorded 154 tackles, including 44 tackles for loss and 10 sacks, as a junior … helped Hilton Head to a 6-6-1 record and an appearance in the 3A playoffs in 2012.

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… also named first-team All-District 24-4A as a wide receiver in 2012 … named second-team #3 • ARMANTI FOREMAN DCTF Super Team … caught 36 passes for 891 yards (24.8 ypc) and 10 TDs, while rushing 34 times for 611 yards (17.9 ypc) and four TDs as a junior … also returned one punt and one kickoff for a TD … helped Texas City to a 9-3 record and an appearance in the 4A DII area playoffs in 6-0 • 215 • SR-3L 2012 … tabbed first-team All-District 24-4A as a wide receiver in 2011 … made 42 receptions for 909 yards (21.6 ypc) and 11 TDs as a sophomore … named District 24-4A Newcomer of the TEXAS CITY, TEXAS Year in 2010 … caught 29 passes for 517 yards (17.8 ypc) and two TDs. TEXAS CITY PERSONAL Twin brother, D’Onta, was a running back for the Longhorns … member of the 2014-15 WR Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team. A fourth-year wide receiver who has played in 34 career games with 16 starts … member of the FOREMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS 2014-15 Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team … the 20th-ranked receiver in the nation by 247Sports coming out of high school … played in the 2014 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl. RECEIVING/RUSHING Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long JUNIOR (2016) 2014 12/0 10-188 18.8 2 73t 2-41 20.5 0 29 Played in all 12 games and started 10 at outside wide receiver ... made starts against Notre 2015 10/6 11-182 16.5 2 40t 2-2 1.0 0 2 Dame, UTEP, Cal, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Baylor, Texas Tech, Kansas and TCU ... 2016 12/10 34-420 12.4 3 51 0-0 0.0 0 -- led the team with 34 catches for 420 yards ... was tied for the team lead with three touchdown Career 34/16 55-790 15.9 7 73t 4-43 10.8 0 29 receptions ... started the season opener against No. 10 Notre Dame ... caught three passes for 25 yards and a touchdown in the win ... started in a win against UTEP ... matched his season high SPECIAL TEAMS with three receptions for 23 yards ... had a season-best four catches and 72 yards at California Year G PR-Yds YPR TD Long KR-Yds YPR TD Long ... had three catches for seven yards in the Big 12 opener at Oklahoma State ... caught a team- 2014 12 0-0 0.0 0 - 1-5 5.0 0 5 high five passes for 28 yards against Oklahoma in the Red River Showdown ... added a 10-yard 2015 10 0-0 0.0 0 - 1-25 25.0 0 25 touchdown reception, his second of the season ... caught three passes for 23 yards in a 27-6 2016 12 8-69 8.6 0 22 6-110 18.3 0 33 win over Iowa State ... caught two passes for 17 yards at Kansas State ... caught four passes for Career 34 8-69 8.6 0 22 8-140 17.5 0 33 a career-high 142 yards and a touchdown in a 35-34 victory over previously-undefeated No. 8 Baylor ... had a season-long reception of 51 yards ... caught a team-high six passes in the CAREER HIGHS Longhorns’ 45-37 road victory over Texas Tech ... had 65 yards with a long of 18 ... had one catch Points scored: 6, 7 times for six yards against Kansas ... did not record a catch in the season finale against TCU. Touchdowns: 1, 7 times Rush attempts: 1, 4 times SOPHOMORE (2015) Rush yards: 30, at Kansas, Sep 27, 2014 (1 carries) Played in 10 games with six starts, including the first four games plus West Virginia and Baylor Long rush: 29, at Kansas, Sep 27, 2014 … finished third on the team in receiving yards (182), fourth in receptions (11) and tied for first Receptions: 6, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 in receiving TDs (two) … caught two passes for 43 yards, including a 32 yard TD against Rice Receiving yards: 142, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (4 receptions) … set season highs with four receptions and 70 receiving yards versus Cal … had a 10-yard Receiving TDs: 1, 7 times reception against Oklahoma State … pulled in three passes for 19 yards at TCU … registered a Long reception: 73, TCU, Nov 27, 2014 40-yard TD catch against Kansas. Total offense attempts: 1, 4 times Total offense yards: 30, at Kansas, Sep 27, 2014 (30 rush,0 pass) FRESHMAN (2014) All-purpose yards: 198, TCU, Nov 27, 2014 Saw action at receiver and on special teams in 12 games … had a team-high 11 kickoff returns, Punt returns: 4, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 averaging 18.0 yards … had one kickoff return for 18 yards against UNT .. did not play vs. UCLA Punt return yards: 42, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (4 returns) … had one rush for 30 yards and one catch for 7 yards against Kansas … had one carry for Long punt return: 22, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 11 yards against Baylor … caught a three-yard pass against Oklahoma … made a 12-yard Kick returns: 5, TCU, Nov 27, 2014 reception against Iowa State … made a one-yard catch and two kickoff returns against Kansas Kick return yards: 107, TCU, Nov 27, 2014 (5 returns) State … had an 11-yard kick return against Texas Tech. … had two receptions for 74 yards (37.0 Long kick return: 33, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ypc) while scoring his first collegiate touchdown on a 45-yard reception against Oklahoma State Tackles: 1, TCU, Nov 27, 2014 (1-0) … also returned two kickoffs against the Cowboys … set new career-highs in receptions (4) and receiving yards (91) against TCU, while catching a touchdown pass for the second straight week … the TD catch came on a career-long 73 yard reception (tied for the sixth-longest in school history among freshman) … also returned five kickoffs for 107 yards (20.1 yards per return), including a career-long 27 yard return, and had a career-high 198 all-purpose yards against the Horned Frogs.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Leland Surovik at Texas City High School … four-time district honoree … caught 149 passes for 3,067 yards (20.5 ypc) and 32 TDs in his career … rushed 66 times for 894 yards (13.5 ypc) and nine TDs … participated in the 2014 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … named second-team 4A All-State as a defensive back by the Associated Press in 2013 … shared District MVP honors in District 24-4A with his brother, D’Onta, in 2013 … also named first-team All-District 24-4A as both a wide receiver and defensive back … listed on the Austin American- Statesman’s Fab 55 … chosen to the Houston Chronicle’s Top 100 (Houston area) … named Offensive Player of the Year by the Houston Touchdown Club … ranked No. 106 overall and as the No. 20 wide receiver in the nation by Scout … No. 124 overall and the No. 15 WR in the nation by ESPN … No. 142 overall, No. 20 WR nationally and No. 15 player in Texas by 247Sports … No. 182 overall, No. 26 WR nationally and No. 21 player in Texas by Rivals … No. 2 WR recruit in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … caught 42 passes for 750 yards (17.9 ypc) and nine TDs, while rushing 16 times for 182 yards and a TD as a senior … recorded 20 tackles, six INTs, returning three for TDs, and one fumble recovery … also returned kickoffs and punts, including one punt for a TD … helped Texas City to a 12-1 record and an appearance in the 4A DII regional playoffs in 2013 … tabbed Special Teams Most Valuable Player in district 24-4A in 2012

TEXASSPORTS.COM 23 PLAYERS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS FREEMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS #35 • EDWIN FREEMAN DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT(Yds) PBU FF FR 2014 REDSHIR 6-2 • 245 • JR-2L 2015 6/0 12 (9) 0-0 3.0-6 0 0-0 0 1 0 ARLINGTON, TEXAS 2016 12/5 49 (44) 3.0-19 9.0-37 0 2-37 0 0 1 BOWIE Career 18/5 61 (53) 3.0-19 12.0-43 0 2-37 0 1 1 CAREER HIGHS All-purpose yards: 33, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 LB Interceptions: 1, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 Long interception return: 33, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 A fourth-year linebacker who has played in 18 career games with five starts … member of the Big Tackles: 9, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (7-2) 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2015) … among the top outside linebackers and safeties in the Sacks: 1.0, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (1-0); TCU, Nov 25, 2016 (1-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1-0) nation as a senior in high school. Tackles for loss: 2.0, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (2-0); TCU, Nov 25, 2016 (2-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0) SOPHOMORE (2016) Fumbles forced: 1, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Played in 12 games and started the final five (Baylor, Texas Tech, West Virginia, Kansas, TCU) ... Fumbles recovered: 1, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 made 49 tackles (45 solo) and 9.0 tackles for loss ... had three sacks and two interceptions ... added a fumble recovery ... started the season with a three tackle performance against No. 10 Notre Dame ... played against UTEP with one tackle ... had two tackles, one for a loss of three #87 • GARRETT GRAY yards ... recorded one solo tackle against OU ... had two solo tackles against Iowa State ... had a career-best game recording five tackles at Kansas State ... also added his first career interception (returned 33 yards) and fumble recovery in the loss ... had his first career start against Baylor, 6-4 • 230 • JR-1L recording five tackles, one for a loss of three yards ... had nine tackles against Texas Tech, seven solo and two assists ... also had two tackles for a loss of six yards ... had eight tackles against West MARBLE FALLS, TEXAS Virginia, seven solo and one assist ... also had one tackle for a loss of three yards ... had five solo MARBLE FALLS tackles against Kansas ... also had one sack for a loss of 10 yards and one interception for four yards ... had five solo tackles against TCU ... also had two tackles for loss and a sack. TE REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Played in six games on defense and special teams … recorded 12 tackles (nine solo), three TFL A fourth-year tight end who has played in 10 career games ... member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s and one forced fumble … posted four tackles and one TFL at Notre Dame … registered three Honor Roll (spring 2015, spring 2016) … an all-state selection as a junior and senior in high tackles, one TFL and one forced fumble against Rice … secured one TFL at West Virginia … school. collected four tackles at Baylor ... recorded one tackle against Oklahoma State. SOPHOMORE (2016) FRESHMAN (2014) Played on special teams in each of the final five games of the season ... made appearances Redshirted. against Baylor, Texas Tech, West Virginia, Kansas and TCU.

HIGH SCHOOL REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Coached by Danny Dearman at Bowie High School … selected to the 2014 Under Armour All- Played in five games on special teams (Kansas State, Kansas, West Virginia, Texas Tech and America Game … participated in Nike’s The Opening … named second-team All-District 3-5A Baylor). as a linebacker … chosen to the Area Top 100 by the Dallas Morning News … ranked No. 128 overall and as the No. 7 outside linebacker in the nation by ESPN … No. 125 overall, No. 12 FRESHMAN (2014) safety nationally and No. 15 player in Texas by Rivals … No. 234 overall and No. 21 OLB in the Redshirted. nation by Scout … No. 25 OLB and No. 35 player in Texas by 247Sports … recorded 101 tackles, including 12 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks, five forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and three HIGH SCHOOL pass breakups as a senior … part of a defense that allowed 17 or fewer points six times … Coached by Todd Dodge at Marble Falls High School … two-time all-state selection … had 160 the defense also allowed just 301.9 total yards per game, including only 130.7 passing yards receptions for 2,588 yards (16.2 ypc) and 37 TDs in two years of football … named first-team … helped Bowie to a 7-4 record and an appearance in the 5A DI bi-district playoffs in 2013 4A All-State by the Associated Press in 2013 … selected first-team All-District 25-4A … chosen … selected unanimous first-team All-District 3-5A at linebacker in 2012 … named second- first-team All-Centex by the Austin American-Statesman … ranked as the No. 67 wide receiver team DCTF Super Team … part of a defense that allowed just 18.6 points per game including in the nation by ESPN … No. 123 WR nationally and No. 112 player in Texas by 247Sports … three or fewer in four games … posted a three-game stretch allowing a total of six points … No. 40 tight end in the nation by Scout … made 78 receptions for 1,267 yards (16.2 ypc) and 17 helped Bowie to an 11-2 record and an appearance in the 5A DI regional playoffs in 2012 … TDs as a senior … also had 197 rushing yards and three TDs, along with a 94-yard kickoff return named District 4-5A Defensive Sophomore of the Year in 2011 … played safety as a sophomore for a TD … tabbed second-team 4A All-State by the Associated Press in 2012 … named first- in 2011 and made two interceptions … part of a defense that allowed seven or fewer points in team All-District 25-4A … selected first-team All-Centex by the Austin American-Statesman six games … helped Bowie to a 9-4 record and an appearance in the 5A DI regional playoffs in … caught 82 passes for 1,321 yards (16.1 ypc) and 20 TDs as a junior … only played two years 2011. of high school football, prior to that played only basketball.

PERSONAL PERSONAL Parents are Demetrius and Anita Sanders ... has three siblings - Devante and Denitra Sanders and Member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2015, spring 2016). Carnlisa Robertson ... cousins are Alex and Monique Daley, Gertrude Roberts and Rodney Armour ...was born in Monrovia, Liberia and came to the United State in February 2001.

24 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS HAGER’S CAREER STATISTICS #44 • BRECKYN HAGER DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT(Yds) PBU FF FR 2015 9/0 18 (12) 0-0 0-0 0 1-10 0 0 0 6-4 • 245 • JR-2L 2016 12/5 64 (41) 6.0-42 13.5-58 0 0-0 1 1 0 AUSTIN, TEXAS Career 21/5 82 (53) 6.0-42 13.5-58 0 1-10 1 1 0 WESTLAKE CAREER HIGHS All-purpose yards: 10, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Interceptions: 1, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 LB Long interception return: 10, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Tackles: 8, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (3-5) A third-year linebacker who has played in 21 career games with five career starts … named to the Sacks: 1.0, 6 times 2017 watch list for the Lott IMPACT Trophy ... also named preseason All-Big 12 by Athlon Sports in Tackles for loss: 2.5, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (2-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0) 2017 ... named second team All-Big 12 at defensive end by the Associated Press, Big 12 coaches, Phil Fumbles forced: 1, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Steele and ESPN.com in 2016 ... a three-time all-district performer in high school ... a member of the Pass breakups: 1, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2017).

SOPHOMORE (2016) Played in all 12 games and made five starts (UTEP, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, Texas Tech, TCU) ... was second on the team with 64 tackles (41 solo) ... led the team with 13.5 tackles for loss and 6.0 sacks ... had one pass breakup and one forced fumble ... named second team All-Big 12 at defensive end by the Associated Press, Big 12 coaches, Phil Steele and ESPN.com ... also honored on the All-Big 12 underclassmen team by ESPN.com ... made a half tackle for loss and five total tackles in the season-opener versus No. 10 Notre Dame ... made his first career start in a 41-7 week two win over UTEP ... had a career-high eight tackles ... also recorded his first career sack ... had five tackles at California, recording his second sack of the season ... made his second start of the season at Oklahoma State ... totaled six tackles (five solo) and a tackle for loss ... recorded six tackles against OU (three solo, three assist) ... had six tackles, one for a loss of 4 yards and a sack for a loss of four yards against Iowa State ... had two tackles, including a sack for a loss of 12 yards, against Kansas State ... had six tackles against Baylor ... registered a sack, a career-best 2.5 TFLs, a forced fumble and a pass breakup ... had two total tackles against Texas Tech, one solo and one assist ... had five tackles against West Virginia, four of them being solo ... also had one tackle for a loss of one yard ... had seven total tackles against Kansas, six of them solo tackles ... had one sack for a loss of five yards ... also had two and half tackles for a loss of seven yards ... had seven tackles and two tackles for loss against TCU.

FRESHMAN (2015) Played in nine games at linebacker and on special teams, missing Oklahoma, Kansas State and Iowa State due to injury … recorded 18 tackles (12 solo) and one interception … made two tackles at Notre Dame … registered one tackle and one interception on the last play of the game against Rice … gathered five tackles (four solo) at TCU … posted two tackles against both Kansas and Texas Tech … set a season high with six tackles (five solo) at Baylor.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Todd Dodge at Westlake High School … a three-time all-district honoree … selected unanimous first-team All-District 14-6A as a defensive end in 2014 … ranked No. 49 ILB nationally by ESPN … rated No. 80 OLB nationally and No. 14 OLB in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 78 weakside DE nationally by 247Sports … recorded 34 tackles, including 14 tackles for loss and five sacks, with three pressures, two passes defended and a blocked FG as a senior … part of a defense that allowed just 16.8 points per game, including four games of seven points or fewer … helped Westlake to a 7-4 record, including a 6-2 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division 1 bidistrict playoffs in 2014 … selected first-team All-District 15-5A as a defensive end in 2013 … also played running back … part of a defense that allowed 23.8 points per game … rushed for 37 yards and three TDs on five carries … helped Westlake to a 7-5 record and an appearance in the 5A Division 2 area playoffs in 2013 … chosen second- team All-District 15-5A as a linebacker in 2012 … helped Westlake to a 10-5 record, including a 5-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division 2 semifinals … part of a defense that allowed just 15.2 points per game, including six games of seven points or fewer.

PERSONAL Parents are Britt and Bridgette Hager … father was an All-America linebacker at UT (1985-88) who holds the school records for season (195) and career tackles (499), and played in the NFL for nine seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles (1989-94), Denver Broncos (1995-96) and St. Louis Rams (1997) … youngest of four brothers, all of whom played football … Bron signed at North Texas, Brayven played at Blinn College and Bryce played at Baylor … three-time academic all- district honoree.

TEXASSPORTS.COM 25 PLAYERS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS HALL’S CAREER STATISTICS #31 • JASON HALL DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT(Yds) PBU FF FR 2014 12/7 49 (29) 1.0-7 1.0-7 0 0-0 2 0 0 6-3 • 220 • SR-3L 2015 12/11 51 (33) 0-0 0.5-1 1 2-52 2 1 0 GRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS 2016 11/10 52 (32) 3.0-20 4.5-23 0 0-0 3 0 0 SOUTH GRAND PRAIRIE Career 35/28 152 (94) 4.0-27 6.0-31 1 2-52 7 1 0 CAREER HIGHS All-purpose yards: 35, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 DB Interceptions: 1, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Long interception return: 31, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 A fourth-year safety who has appeared in 35 games with 28 starts … an all-state player as a Tackles: 9, West Virginia, Nov 08, 2014 (6-3) senior in high school …ranked No. 49 among safeties by Rivals as a senior in high school. Sacks: 2.0, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (2-0) Tackles for loss: 2.0, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (2-0) JUNIOR (2016) Fumbles forced: 1, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 Played in 11 games and made 10 starts at free safety ... starts came against Notre Dame, UTEP, Pass breakups: 1, 7 times Cal, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Kansas State, Baylor, Texas Tech, West Virginia and TCU ... totaled 52 tackles (32 solo) with 4.5 tackles for loss and 3.0 sacks ... had three pass breakups ... started the season-opener against No.10 Notre Dame and recorded three solo tackles ... started against UTEP with two individual tackles ... started against California with six total tackles ... came off the bench to lead the team with eight tackles at Oklahoma State ... also registered two sacks, marking the Longhorns’ first multi-sack game of the season ... the two sacks were a career high for Hall ... recorded seven total tackles against OU (four solo, three assist) ... also had one tackle for a loss of one yard ... had four tackles and one pass breakup against Kansas State ... had seven tackles, including a half tackle for a loss of two yards ... had six tackles against Texas Tech, two solo and four assists ... also had one broken up pass ... started in the game against West Virginia and had five tackles, three of them solo ... also had one sack for a loss of seven yards ... had four solo tackles against TCU.

SOPHOMORE (2015) Played in all 12 games, starting 11, at safety … did not start against Texas Tech due to a one safety set … fifth on the team with 51 tackles and tied for second with two interceptions … posted seven tackles at Notre Dame … grabbed an interception against Rice … had one tackle versus California … made two tackles against Oklahoma State … tallied three tackles and one- half tackle for loss at TCU … gathered three tackles versus Oklahoma … set a season high and tied for the team lead in tackles with eight (five solo), along with one PBU against Kansas State … tied for second on the team with seven tackles (six solo) at Iowa State … registered four solo tackles and one forced fumble on a fourth-and-goal from the UT 1-yard line versus Kansas … compiled six tackles (four solo) at West Virginia … totaled four tackles against Texas Tech … notched six tackles (five solo), a 17-yard interception return and one pressure at Baylor.

FRESHMAN (2014) Played in 12 games with seven starts at safety (Kansas, Baylor, Oklahoma, K-State, West Virginia, Oklahoma State and TCU) and on special teams … did not play against Iowa State due to injury … saw action in his first-ever collegiate game against North Texas … recorded three tackles (two solo), including a sack, against UCLA … earned his first career start against Kansas, recording seven tackles in the contest … became the first true freshman safety to start since Blake Gideon in 2008 (started all 13 games that season) … recorded seven tackles against Baylor … had eight tackles and a pass breakup against Oklahoma … missed the Iowa State game with a patellar tendon injury … returned to the starting lineup against Kansas State and recorded five tackles … had two tackles and a pass breakup against Texas Tech … posted a career-best nine tackles against West Virginia … had five stops against Oklahoma State … made one tackle against TCU .. had two stops against Arkansas in the Texas Bowl.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Brent Whitson at South Grand Prairie … two-time all-district honoree … named honorable mention All-State 5A by the Associated Press in 2013 … tabbed first-team All- District 7-5A … selected second-team All-Area and to the Area Top 100 by the Dallas Morning News … ranked as the No. 49 safety nationally and No. 82 player in Texas by Rivals … No. 50 safety nationally by Scout … No. 87 safety in the nation by ESPN … No. 110 safety nationally and No. 158 player in Texas by 247Sports … registered 57 tackles, six interceptions, six pass breakups, one pressure and two defensive TDs as a senior … named Defensive Player of the Week by the Dallas Morning News after grabbing three interceptions, including a 62-yard return for a TD in the fourth quarter and another at the goal line at the end of the game to secure a 15-8 win over Duncanville … selected honorable mention All-District 7-5A in 2012 … recorded 34 tackles, one interception, two pass breakups, one forced fumble and one recovered fumble as a junior … helped South Grand Prairie to a 5-5 record in 2012.

PERSONAL Son of Nicolle Garrison and Robert Hall ... has an older brother - Trey ... brother played basketball at Richland and won the 2014 Juco National Championship ... he then played at St. Mary’s in 2015 and Cameron University in 2016-17 ... is good at drawing.

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… No. 149 overall and No. 6 QB in the nation by ESPN … No. 85 overall, No. 4 dual-threat QB #13 • JERROD HEARD nationally and No. 10 player in Texas by Rivals … No. 1 QB recruit in Texas by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … completed 146-of-231 passes (63.2 percent) for 2,148 yards and 22 TDs with only six interceptions, while rushing 251 times for 2,172 yards (8.7 ypc) and 28 TDs as 6-3 • 200 • JR-2L a senior … rushed for at least 100 yards in 12 games … connected on all nine of his passes for 95 yards and one TD, while rushing for 159 yards and two TDs against Brennan to earn his DENTON, TEXAS second state title game MVP honors in two years … posted an 8-to-1 TD to INT ratio during GUYER the 2013 playoffs … posted 219 rushing yards and 135 passing yards against Birdville during the playoffs … tallied 216 rushing yards and two TDs with 117 passing yards and two TDs against Rider … led Guyer to a 14-2 overall record during the season … selected first-team WR 4A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2012 … tabbed honorable mention 4A All-State by the Associated Press … named District 5-4A Most Valuable Player … chosen A fourth-year player who made the transition to wide receiver for the 2016 season ... has played DCTF Offensive Player of the Year and first-team Super Team … rushed 250 times for 2,138 in 23 games, making 12 starts (10 at quarterback during the 2015 season) … became just the yards (8.6 ypc) with 35 TDs and completed 155-of-250 passes (62 percent) for 2,090 yards and seventh Texas player since 1980 to record a passing, rushing and receiving TD in his career ... 17 touchdowns with only seven interceptions as a junior … led Guyer back from a 16-point member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2014) … a two-time all-state performer deficit against Georgetown in the 2012 4A DI title game by passing for 189 yards and two TDs who was one of the top dual threat signal-callers in the nation. and rushing for 143 yards and five TDs, accounting for all of the team’s TDs … earned the first of his state title game MVP honors … led Guyer to a 14-2 overall record during the season SOPHOMORE (2016) … selected District 7-5A Offensive Newcomer of the Year in 2011 … completed 130-of-223 Played in 11 games and made two starts at wide receiver (Oklahoma State, Oklahoma) ... made passes for 2,286 yards and 28 TDs with just 10 interceptions, while rushing for 650 yards and 24 catches for 266 yards ... tied for the team lead with three touchdown catches ... played a five TDs on 136 carries as a sophomore … led Guyer to an 8-4 record and an appearance in the significant part in the Longhorns’ 50-47 season-opening win against No. 10 Notre Dame ... 5A DII area playoffs. caught two passes for 73 yards ... had one reception for 68 yards ... had six catches for 46 yards and two touchdowns in a 41-7 win over UTEP ... his first quarter TD reception was the first of PERSONAL his career ... became just the seventh player at Texas since 1980 to record a passing, rushing Son of Tina and Reginald Heard ... has one sister, Lauren ... mother, Tina, played basketball at and receiving touchdown in his career ... caught two passes for 10 yards at California ... started North Texas ... father, Reginald, ran track at UNT ... member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor against OSU with four for a total 37 yards, the longest being for 21 yards ... had one catch for Roll (fall 2014). nine yards in the game against OU ... caught two passes for a total of 45 yards, one of which was 37 yards, against Iowa State ... had one catch for seven yards against Kansas State ... had HEARD’S CAREER STATISTICS two catches against West Virginia totaling 15 yards ... had four catches against Kansas for a total PASSING/RUSHING of 24 yards, longest being for nine yards ... played against TCU but did not record a catch in the Year G/GS Comp-Att Pct. Yds Rating TD INT Long Rush/TD Long season finale. 2015 12/10 92-159 57.9 1,214 126.09 5 5 84t 139-556/3 45 2016 11/2 0-0 ------1--12/0 -12 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Career 23/12 92-159 57.9 1,214 126.09 5 5 84t 140-544/3 45 Played in all 12 games with 10 starts … moved into a starting role in the second game of the season against Rice … did not start in the final game against Baylor due to injury … RECEIVING/RUSHING completed 92-of-159 passes (57.9%) for 1,214 yards (No. 5 on the UT freshman passing list) and Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long five TDs with five INTs … was the team’s second-leading rusher with 556 yards and three TDs on 2015 12/10 1-3 3.0 0 3 139-556 4.0 3 45 139 carries (4.0 ypc) … the 556 rushing yards ranked 12th on the UT freshman single-season 2016 11/2 24-266 11.1 3 51 1--12 -12.0 0 -12 list (second among quarterbacks) and eighth on the overall single-season quarterback list … Career 23/12 25-269 10.8 3 51 140-544 3.8 3 45 helped Texas lead the Big 12 and rank seventh in the nation with just six interceptions thrown … made his first career start against Rice and accounted for 211 yards of offense (120p/91r) CAREER HIGHS with two passing TDs of 32 and 69 yards (sixth-longest pass by a freshman in UT history) … set Points scored: 18, California, Sep 19, 2015 the UT single-game total offense record with 527 yards (364p/163r), while scoring three rushing Touchdowns: 3, California, Sep 19, 2015 TDs and completing 20-of-31 passes versus Cal … became the second player in school history Rush attempts: 24, California, Sep 19, 2015 to throw for 300 yards and rush for 100 yards in a game (Colt McCoy) … the 364 yards passing Rush yards: 163, California, Sep 19, 2015 (24 carries) ranked 10th on the UT single-game list, and second by a freshman … the 163 yards rushing Rush TDs: 3, California, Sep 19, 2015 (24 carries/6.8 ypc) tied the UT freshman single-game mark by a quarterback (Vince Young), Long rush: 45, California, Sep 19, 2015 was seventh-best by any freshman, and eighth-best by any quarterback … the three rushing Pass attempts: 31, California, Sep 19, 2015 TDs tied the UT freshman single-game record (only QB in group of five) … against Oklahoma Pass completions: 20, California, Sep 19, 2015 State, registered 167 total yards (119p/48r) … joined with D’Onta Foreman to become the Pass yards: 364, California, Sep 19, 2015 33rd duo in UT history to rush for 100-plus yards in the same game by compiling 115 yards on Pass TDs: 2, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 21 carries (5.5 ypc), while completing 8-of-11 passing for 53 yards and one TD versus Oklahoma Had intercepted: 2, at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015 … accounted for 160 total yards (99p/61r) while completing 10-of-15 passes against Kansas Long pass: 84, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 State … passed for 201 yards and one TD, an 84-yard completion to John Burt that was the Receptions: 6, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ninth-longest in UT history and the second-longest by a freshman … completed 8-of-11 passes Receiving yards: 73, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (2 receptions) for 162 yards and one TD at West Virginia … missed most of the last two games against Texas Receiving TDs: 2, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 Tech and Baylor due to injury. Long reception: 68, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 Total offense attempts: 55, California, Sep 19, 2015 (24 rush,31 pass) FRESHMAN (2014) Total offense yards: 527, California, Sep 19, 2015 (163 rush,364 pass) Redshirted. All-purpose yards: 163, California, Sep 19, 2015 HIGH SCHOOL Coached by John Walsh at Guyer High School … two-time first-team all-state and District 5-4A MVP honoree … selected to the 2014 U.S. Army All-American Bowl … participated in Nike’s The Opening … chosen to compete in the Elite 11 Camp … led Guyer to back-to-back 4A DI State Championships in 2012 and 2013 … produced a career record of 36-8 as a starter, which includes one forfeited victory … named second-team 4A All-State by the Associated Press in 2013 … selected first-team All-Area and in the Area Top 100 by the Dallas Morning News … tabbed District 5-4A Most Valuable Player in 2013 … listed on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 (state’s top prospects) … ranked No. 37 overall and as the No. 2 quarterback in the nation by Scout … No. 79 overall, No. 1 dual-threat QB and No. 8 player in Texas by 247Sports

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one solo tackle against Baylor ... had six total tackles against Texas Tech, four solo and two #17 • REGGIE HEMPHILL-MAPPS assists. FRESHMAN (2015) 6-1 • 185 • FR-RS Played in all 12 games, starting the last eight, on defense and special teams … earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors … ranked second on the team with four PBU and sixth HOUSTON, TEXAS with 49 tackles … also recorded one TFL, one fumble recovery and one interception return for MANVEL a TD … posted solo four tackles against Rice … made one tackle versus Cal … returned an interception 41 yards for a TD that gave Texas a three-point lead late in the third quarter, while R adding two tackles and one PBU against Oklahoma State … was second on the team with WR seven tackles (six solo) and one PBU at TCU … set a season high and was second on the team with eight tackles (seven solo) versus Oklahoma … gathered five tackles (three solo) against A second-year wide receiver for the Longhorns who redshirted in 2016 ... was an All-State and four- Kansas State … registered four tackles versus both Iowa State and Kansas … collected two time All-District honoree in high school. tackles at West Virginia … amassed eight tackles, including his first TFL, and a fumble recovery that led to a field goal and 3-0 lead against Texas Tech … set a season high with two PBU in FRESHMAN (2016) addition to four solo tackles at Baylor. Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Tom Nolen at Lamar High School … an All-America honoree as a senior … selected An all-state and four-time all-district honoree … named first-team All-District 22-6A in 2015 to participate in the 2015 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … one of six finalists for the 2015 … chosen as one of “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … placed No. 43 Watkins Award, honoring the top African-American male high school scholar-athlete nationally on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … ranked in the Greater Houston Top 100 by the … invited to participate in Nike’s 2014 The Opening …named first-team All-America by Houston Chronicle … picked a Top 50 prospect in Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 255 MaxPreps in 2014 … named honorable mention All-America by Parade Magazine … tabbed nationally (No. 39 WR) and No. 6 WR in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 76 WR nationally and No. first-team 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association … picked to the All-USA Texas 59 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. 91 WR nationally and No. 80 overall in Texas by ESPN Team by USA Today … chosen as a finalist for Greater Houston Defensive Player of the Year by … ranked No. 615 nationally (No. 96 WR) and No. 88 overall in Texas by 247 Sports … tallied the Houston Touchdown Club … tabbed Greater Houston Defensive Player of the Year and first- 31 receptions for 557 yards (18.0 ypr) and five touchdowns as a senior, while adding 169 kickoff team All-Greater Houston by the Houston Chronicle … named Defensive MVP and first-team return yards … caught at least three passes in six games … part of an offense that led the All-District 20-6A … chosen first-team All-Texas, District 20-6A MVP and No. 2 CB in the state district in scoring offense (55.8 ppg), total offense (493.0 ypg) and passing offense (256.7 ypg) by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … rated No. 60 (No. 9 CB) nationally and No. 13 (No. 3 CB) … helped Manvel to an 11-3 overall record, including a 7-1 district mark, and an appearance in in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 69 (No. 8 CB) nationally and No. 11 in Texas by 247Sports … the 6A Division II quarterfinals, losing to eventual state champion Katy in 2015 … named 2015 ranked No. 121 (No. 13 CB) nationally and No. 14 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. 152 preseason first-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … selected to the 2015 (No. 14 CB) nationally and No. 17 in Texas by ESPN … placed No. 10 on the Fab 55 by the Austin preseason All-Greater Houston second team by the Houston Chronicle … selected honorable American-Statesman … ranked in the Greater Houston Top 100 by the Houston Chronicle … mention 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2014 … tabbed first-team All- led the state with 11 interceptions and scored four TDs on offense and special teams as a senior District 22-6A … caught 36 passes for 725 yards and a district-leading 14 touchdowns, while … caught six passes for 93 yards and two TDs, while returning 19 punts for 387 yards (20.4 ypr) returning nine kickoffs for 114 yards as a junior … part of an offense that led the district in and five kickoffs for 227 yards (45.4 ypr) … part of a defense that allowed just 12.3 points per scoring offense (50.6 ppg), total offense (495.0 ypg) and passing offense (285.8 ypg) … led game, including two shutouts and five games of seven points or fewer … helped Lamar to a Manvel to a 13-1 overall record, an undefeated regular season with a district championship and 10-2 record, including a 7-0 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division 1 area playoffs an appearance in the 6A Division II quarterfinals in 2014 … chosen second-team All-District 22- in 2014 … chosen 2014 preseason first-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football 5A as both a wide receiver and a return specialist in 2013 … totaled 28 receptions for 569 yards … selected first-team All-District 20-5A in 2013 … registered 41 tackles, two tackles for loss, and 10 touchdowns as a sophomore … guided Manvel to a 12-2 overall record, including a 7-0 11 pass breakups and one interceptions as a junior … also returned 12 punts for 218 yards district mark and championship, and an appearance in the 5A Division II quarterfinal playoffs in (18.2 ypr) and one TD … part of a defense that allowed just 8.9 points per game, including 2013 … earned second-team All-District 22-5A honors in 2012 … grabbed 10 receptions for four shutouts and seven games of seven points or fewer … helped Lamar to an 11-1 record, 400 yards (40.0 ypr) and six touchdowns, while rushing 11 times for 101 yards (9.2 ypc) as a including a 7-0 district mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division 1 regional playoffs in 2013. freshman. PERSONAL PERSONAL Born in Houston, Texas … nickname is Hollywood … parents are Sherell and Holton Hill … Son of Denetria Mapps ... has seven siblings - Laray, Andrew and Ladashia Spates; Samario father played linebacker at UTEP, lettering from 1980-82 … member of the honor roll in high Mason and Damayha, Delvin and Dale Jones ... was born in Houston ... enjoys baking and school … played in a band growing up … was a junior Olympian eight straight years … enjoys outdoor activites. listening to music, playing video games and spending time with family and friends. HILL’S CAREER STATISTICS #5 • HOLTON HILL DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR 2015 12/8 49 (37) 0-0 1.0-2 0 1-41 4 0 1 6-3 • 205 • JR-2L 2016 5/3 21 (15) 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 0 HOUSTON, TEXAS Career 17/11 70 (52) 0-0 1.0-2 0 1-41 5 0 1 LAMAR CAREER HIGHS Points scored: 6, Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015 DB Touchdowns: 1, Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015 All-purpose yards: 41, Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015 Interceptions: 1, Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015 A third-year defensive back who played in 17 career games and made 11 starts … was named Long interception return: 41, Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015 honorable mention All-Big 12 in 2015 … was an All-American in high school and one of the Tackles: 8, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (4-4); vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (7-1) highest-rated cornerbacks in the nation as a senior. Tackles for loss: 1.0, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1-0) Fumbles recovered: 1, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 SOPHOMORE (2016) Pass breakups: 2, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 Played in five games and made three starts (Cal, Oklahoma and Texas Tech) ... made 21 tackles (15 solo) with one pass breakup ... recorded five tackles in the season-opener against No.10 Notre Dame ... recorded three solo and five total tackles and one pass break-up versus California ... started in the game against OU and recorded four total tackles (three solo, one assist) ... had

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A third-year running back who has played in two career games ... an all-state performer in high A second-year offensive lineman who redshirted in 2016 ... was an All-American and All-State school … tabbed the No. 20 running back in the nation by ESPN as a senior in high school. honoree in high school ... participated in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game ... member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2016). REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Played in two games and totaled three rush attempts for three yards ... made his first career FRESHMAN (2016) appearance against UTEP ... also made an appearance against TCU. Redshirted.

FRESHMAN (2015) HIGH SCHOOL Redshirted. Coached by Bobby McGallion at Silsbee High School ... an All-America and all-state honoree … selected to participate in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game … named third-team 4A HIGH SCHOOL All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association and honorable mention by the Associated Press Coached by David Aymond and John Kay at North Shore High School … an all-state and three- in 2015 … picked to the All-USA Texas First Team by USA Today … earned honorable mention time all-district honoree … selected second-team All-District 21-6A in 2014 … ranked in the Academic All-State honors … chosen unanimous first-team All-District 10-4A Division I … Greater Houston Top 100 by the Houston Chronicle … rated No. 260 (No. 20 RB) nationally tabbed one of the top four offensive linemen in Texas, to the 2015 Super Team and to “2016 Texas’ and No. 36 in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. 36 RB nationally and No. 65 overall in Texas by Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … named to the Super Gold First-Team Offense and a 247Sports … ranked No. 54 RB nationally and No. 93 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. 60 Top 40 recruit in Southeast Texas by the Beaumont Enterprise … placed No. 15 on the Austin RB nationally and No. 14 RB in Texas by Scout … rated No. 10 RB in the state by Dave Campbell’s American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … picked a Top 30 prospect in Texas by the Waco Tribune … Texas Football … rushed for 1,066 yards and 10 TDs on 169 carries (6.4 ypc) … caught 11 passes ranked No. 56 nationally (No. 1 OG) and No. 9 overall in Texas by ESPN … rated No. 62 nationally for 194 yards and three TDs … helped North Shore to an 8-5 record, including a 5-1 district (No. 3 OG) and No. 6 overall in Texas by Rivals … ranked No. 68 nationally (No. 3 OG) and the mark, and an appearance in the state 6A Division I regional playoffs in 2014 … tabbed third- No. 1 OG in Texas by Scout … rated No. 82 nationally (No. 4 OG) and No. 11 overall in Texas by team 5A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2013 … named honorable mention 247Sports … anchored an offense that averaged 54.0 points per game, including three games 5A All-State by the Associated Press … a unanimous first-team All-District 21-5A choice … of 60 or more points as a senior … converted a stretch of six straight games with 50 or more rushed for 1,723 yards and 19 TDs on 178 carries (9.7 ypc) as a junior … posted nine 100-yard points during the season … helped Silsbee to an 11-3 overall record, including a 5-1 district games during the season … rhelped North Shore to a 12-1 record, including a 6-0 district mark, mark and district championship, and an appearance in the 4A Division I quarterfinal playoffs in and an appearance in the 5A Division I regionals in 2013 … selected second-team All-District 2015 … selected 2015 preseason first-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … 21-5A in 2012. named to MaxPreps 2014 Junior All-America First Team … unanimous first-team All-District 10-4A Division I … helped the offense score 30 or more points in three straight wins to be able PERSONAL to reach the playoffs … helped Silsbee to an appearance in the 4A Division I bidistrict playoffs in Born in Houston, Texas … mother is Christie Houston … uncle, Henry Brown, was a tight end 2014 … chosen Offensive Newcomer of the Year in District 21-3A in 2013 … part of an offense for the Longhorns, lettering in 1990 … cousin of the late Hall of Fame running back Walter that averaged 35.3 points per game, including a five-game stretch averaging 52.2 points … Payton. helped Silsbee to a 9-3 overall record, including a 5-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 3A Division I regional playoffs in 2013 … also competed in powerlifting at Silsbee … finished second in 2015 (1,800-pound combined lift) and third in 2014 (1,690-pound combined lift) in HOUSTON’S CAREER STATISTICS the Texas High School Powerlifting Association Championships Division 2 Super Heavyweight RECEIVING/RUSHING class. Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long 2016 2/0 00-000 0.0 0 -- 3-3 1.0 0 3 PERSONAL Career 2/0 00-000 0.0 0 -- 3-3 1.0 0 3 Son of Brigitte Flanagan ... has a sister, Patricia Hudson ... was born in Silsbee.

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in 2011 … also played basketball and participated in track and field in high school … active #40 • NAASHON HUGHES in community service … participated in Camp 2020, a Christian camp that builds family and leadership. 6-4 • 260 • SR-3L PERSONAL Born in Bad Nauheim, Germany, before moving to Fort Hood at age 1, then Louisiana at age 3 HARKER HEIGHTS, TEXAS before returning to Fort Hood at age 9 … began playing football at age 9 … brother, Camrhon, HARKER HEIGHTS is a former offensive lineman with the Longhorns … enjoys playing chess … interested in majoring in sport management. LB HUGHES’ CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE A fifth-year player who has played in 37 career games with 26 starts … has seen time at both Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR linebacker and defensive end in his career ... an all-state player as a senior in high school … the No. 2014 13/7 28 (20) 0.5-1 3.5-5 2 0-0 1 0 0 34-rated outside linebacker in the nation by 247Sports.com and No. 50 by FoxSports.com coming 2015 12/12 57 (40) 5.5-48 9.0-52 4 0-0 1 1 0 out of high school. 2016 12/7 24 (18) 3.5-36 3.5-36 0 0-0 2 1 0 Career 37/26 109 (78) 9.5-85 16.0-93 6 0-0 4 2 0 JUNIOR (2016) Played in 12 games and started seven at the Fox position (Notre Dame, UTEP, Oklahoma, Iowa CAREER HIGHS State, Baylor, West Virginia and Kansas) ... totaled 24 tackles (18 solo) ... made 3.5 sacks for 36 Tackles: 10, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (7-3) yards ... had two pass breakups with one forced fumble and a blocked field goal ... tarted the Sacks: 2.5, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (2-1) season opener against No. 10 Notre Dame ... had two tackles (both solo) ... had a pass breakup Tackles for loss: 2.5, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (2-1) ... also blocked a field goal late in the third quarter - the first blocked field goal since Jackson Fumbles forced: 1, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016 Jeffcoat did so against Kansas in 2013 (30 games prior) ... recorded three solo tackles and a pass Pass breakups: 1, 4 times breakup in UTEP game ... had two tackles, one sack for a loss of 12 yards, and a forced fumble - Blocked kicks: 1, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 tying a career high - in the game against California ... played against OSU with one solo tackle ...recorded two tackles in the game against OU ... led a team defensive effort in a 27-6 win over Iowa State, totaling four tackles and a career-high 2.5 sacks ... as a team, UT had eight sacks and 14 TFL, most since a 2013 game against Texas Tech ... Longhorns held ISU to 98 rushing yards and six points ... had five total tackles against Baylor, four solo and one assist ... also had one sack for a loss of six yards ... had one tackle assist against Texas Tech ... had one solo tackle against West Virginia ... started against Kansas and registered three total tackles, two of them being solo ... had three solo tackles and a pass breakup in the regular season finale against TCU.

SOPHOMORE (2015) Started all 12 games at end and played in all contests on special teams … led the team with nine TFL, was second with 5.5 sacks, tied for second with four pressures, and was fourth with 57 tackles, while adding one PBU and one forced fumble … set a season high with two TFL as part of seven tackles (four solo) and one pressure at Notre Dame … collected three solo tackles versus Rice … had a season-high two pressures with one tackle against Cal … tied for second on the team with seven tackles (six solo) and one sack versus Oklahoma State … made one tackle at TCU … led the team with nine tackles and one-half sack versus Oklahoma … tied for second on the team with seven tackles (five solo), one sack and 1.5 TFL at Iowa State … tallied two tackles, one forced fumble and one PBU against Kansas … registered two tackles and one- half sack at West Virginia … set a season high and led the team with 10 tackles (seven solo) to go with 1.5 sacks and one pressure against Texas Tech … matched his season high with two TFL, including one sack, while finishing second on the team with eight tackles (all solo) at Baylor.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) Saw action in all 13 games with seven starts (Oklahoma, Iowa State, K-State, Texas Tech, West Virginia, Oklahoma State, TCU) … started the season at linebacker and moved to defensive end in the fourth week … had two tackles against North Texas … recorded one special teams tackle against UCLA … had one stop vs. Kansas … earned his first career start in the Oklahoma game, recording a career-high five tackles, including one for a loss, and a quarterback pressure … made four stops against Iowa State … had four tackles in the Texas Tech game … recorded three tackles and a pass breakup against West Virginia … recorded half a sack, the first of his career, against Oklahoma State … made four stops, including a career-high two for a loss, against TCU … had two tackles against Arkansas in the Texas Bowl.

FRESHMAN (2013) Redshirted … earned defensive scout team player of the week leading up to the Ole Miss game.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Mike Mullins at Harker Heights HS … a three-year starter … played outside linebacker and safety as a senior … played primarily safety as a junior … played wide receiver and tight end as a sophomore after beginning his prep career at running back and quarterback as a freshman … participated in the 2013 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … ranked the No. 34 outside linebacker in the nation by 247Sports.com … rated the No. 50 OLB in the nation by FoxSports.com … selected honorable mention 5A All-State by the Associated Press as a senior … tabbed Class 5A/3A Defensive Player of the Year by the Temple Daily Telegram … selected first-team All-District 8-5A … tallied 74 tackles, 19 TFL, seven sacks and two recovered fumbles as a senior … helped Harker Heights to a playoff appearance in 2012 … named first-team All-District 12-5A as a junior … recorded two INTs … helped Harker Heights to a 5-5 record

30 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS #84 • LIL’JORDAN HUMPHREY #67 • TOPE IMADE 6-5 • 220 • SO-1L 6-5 • 315 • FR-RS SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS ARLINGTON, TEXAS SOUTHLAKE CARROLL BOWIE

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Second-year wide receiver who has played in 10 career games ... was a two-time all-state selection A second-year offensive lineman who redshirted in 2016 ... was All-State and two-time All-District in high school ... named first-team 6A all-state by the Texas Sports Writers Association. in high school.

FRESHMAN (2016) FRESHMAN (2016) Played in 10 games at wide receiver and on special teams ... made two catches for 15 yards ... Redshirted. returned one punt ... made his first career appearance versus UTEP and recorded his first career catch for seven yards ... played against OSU with one reception for eight yards ...Saw playing HIGH SCHOOL time against OU... had one punt return against Texas Tech ... played predominantly on the An all-state and two-time all-district honoree … named honorable mention 6A All-State by the Longhorns’ special teams units at the end of the season. Associated Press in 2015 … chosen unanimous first-team All-District 4-6A … tabbed as one of “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … earned first-team Super Team honors HIGH SCHOOL from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram … selected second-team All-Area and ranked among the Coached by Hal Wasson at Southlake Carroll ... a two-time all-state selection … named first- Top 100 recruits in North Texas by the Dallas Morning News … picked a Top 100 prospect in team 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association as an all-purpose player, and second- Texas by the Waco Tribune … ranked No. 29 OG nationally and No. 4 OG in Texas by Scout … team by the Associated Press as a running back in 2015 … tabbed to the “2016 Texas’ Best” rated No. 726 overall (No. 31 OG) and No. 101 overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 37 OG by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … selected Offensive Player of the Year in District 7-6A … nationally and No. 79 overall in Texas … graded out at 86 percent with 81 pancakes as a senior earned first-team All-Area honors as a utility player and ranked among the Top 100 recruits in … part of an offense that averaged 32.7 points, 419.5 total yards and 283.7 rushing yards per North Texas by the Dallas Morning News … chosen second-team Super Team by the Fort Worth game …helped Bowie to a 6-5 record, including a 5-2 district mark, and an appearance in the Star-Telegram … placed No. 53 on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … picked a Top 50 bidistrict playoffs in 2015 … selected first-team All-District 4-6A in 2014 …part of an offense prospect in Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 249 nationally (No. 23 ATH) and No. 3 ATH in that averaged 42.5 points, 534.5 total yards, and 345.7 rushing yards per game as a junior … Texas by Scout … ranked No. 35 ATH nationally and No. 61 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated the offense cleared the 60-point and 600-total yards mark three times … helped Bowie to a No. 38 ATH nationally and No. 86 overall in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. 642 nationally (No. 7-4 overall record, including a 5-2 district mark and an appearance in the 6A Division II bidistrict 44 RB) and No. 94 overall in Texas by 247Sports … rushed 184 times for 1,292 yards (7.2 ypc) playoffs in 2014 … set a Bowie school record with a 515-pound deadlift as a junior … also and 14 touchdowns, and caught 57 passes for 876 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior … competed in shot put and discus at Bowie. part of an offense that averaged 41.9 points per game … helped Carroll to a 9-3 overall record, including a 5-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division II area playoffs in 2015 … PERSONAL tabbed 2015 preseason second-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … named Son of Betty and Felix Imade ... has a sister, Adesuwa and a brother, Seyi ... mother threw shot second-team 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association and honorable mention by put, javelin and discus in Nigeria ... loves superhero movies and anything from DC comics ... Associated Press as a running back in 2014 … chosen unanimous first-team All-District 7-6A … born in Dallas. selected second-team Super Team by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram … rushed for 1,828 yards and 29 touchdowns on 289 carries (6.3 ypc), while making 26 receptions for 285 yards and three touchdowns as a junior … posted 10 games of over 100 yards, including two over 200 … helped Carroll to a 13-1 overall record, including a district championship with a 6-0 record, and an appearance in the 6A Division II quarterfinals in 2014 … also played basketball and competed in the high jump at Carroll.

PERSONAL Lil’Jordan Humphrey’s name is somewhat of a contradiction. At 6-foot-4-inches, 222 pounds, he is not what most would call “little,” but as a compromise for his older brother — who wanted him to be named ‘Michael’ for Michael Jordan — his mother went with “Lil’Jordan ... Humphrey started playing football when he was 4 years old ... was a running back his entire career but is now playing receiver at Texas. HUMPHREY’S CAREER STATISTICS RECEIVING/RUSHING Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long 2016 10/0 2-15 7.5 0 8 0-0 0.0 0 -- Career 10/0 2-15 7.5 0 8 0-0 0.0 0 -- SPECIAL TEAMS Year G PR-Yds YPR TD Long KR-Yds YPR TD Long 2016 10 1 0.0 0 0 0-0 0.0 0 -- Career 12 0-0 0.0 0 -- 0-0 0.0 0 -- CAREER HIGHS Receptions: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 Receiving yards: 8, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1 receptions) Long reception: 8, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 All-purpose yards: 8, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 Punt returns: 1, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016

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No. 1 in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 12 (No. 1 OLB) nationally and No. 1 in Texas by 247Sports #46 • MALIK JEFFERSON … rated No. 28 (No. 1 OLB) nationally and No. 2 overall in Texas by Rivals … ranked No. 31 (No. 3 OLB) nationally and No. 5 in Texas by ESPN … placed No. 1 on the Fab 55 by the Austin American-Statesman … despite missing more than two games due to injury, along with three 6-3 • 240 • JR-2L other second halves where the starters were removed, still recorded 81 tackles, including six sacks and 16 tackles for loss, along with two forced fumbles and four blocked kicks as a senior MESQUITE, TEXAS … chosen Defensive Player of the Week by the Dallas Morning News after posting five tackles, POTEET one for a loss, one fumble recovery, one caused safety, a 15-yard blocked punt return for TD and 41-yard fumble return for TD in a 36-0 playoff win over Woodrow Wilson … helped Poteet to a 10-2 record, including a 7-0 district mark and an appearance in the 5A Division 2 area playoffs LB in 2014 … chosen 2014 preseason Defensive Player of the Year and first-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … tabbed first-team Junior All-America by MaxPreps in 2013 A third-year linebacker who played in 22 games with 18 career starts ... named preseason All- … selected honorable mention 4A All-State by the Associated Press and Texas Sports Writers America by Sporting News and All-Big 12 by Athlon Sports in 2017 ... was named second team Association … selected first-team All-Area by the Dallas Morning News … chosen Defensive All-Big 12 at linebacker by the Associated Press in 2016 ... named a semifinalist for the 2016 Butkus MVP and first-team All-District 10-4A … recorded 93 tackles, 18 tackles for loss, 14 sacks, three Award ... earned freshman All-America honors in 2015 … also named honorable mention All-Big forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries as a junior … part of a defense that held nine 12 and Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year as a freshman … one of the most highly-regarded opponents to 20 points or fewer … helped Poteet to a 12-2 record, including a 6-1 district players in the nation coming out of high school … enrolled in January 2015 … rated No. 4 player mark and an appearance in the 4A Division 2 quarterfinals in 2013 … named first-team All- (No. 1 OLB) nationally and No. 1 in Texas by Scout as a senior … also a 2014 All-America choice ... Area by the Dallas Morning News in 2012 … tabbed Sophomore of the Year in District 10-4A member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2016). as a defensive back … tallied 105 tackles, 24 tackles for loss, seven sacks, five forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, five pass breakups and four blocked kicks as a sophomore … helped SOPHOMORE (2016) Poteet to a 11-3 record, including a 5-2 district mark and an appearance in the 4A Division 2 Played in 11 games and made nine starts ... picked up starts against Notre Dame, UTEP, Cal, quarterfinals in 2012 … registered 105 tackles, 24 tackles for loss, seven sacks, five forced Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Kansas State, Texas Tech and West Virginia ... was third fumbles, and three fumble recoveries as a sophomore … also played baseball and competed on the team with 62 tackles (42 solo) ... made 8.5 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks ... also had three in track and field. pass breakups, three quarterback hurries and a forced fumble ... recognized as second team All- Big 12 by the Associated Press at linebacker ... named to ESPN.com’s All-Big 12 underclassmen JEFFERSON’S CAREER STATISTICS team ... also named third-team All-Big 12 by Phil Steele ... started the season opener against DEFENSE No. 10 Notre Dame ... tied for the team lead with eight tackles (seven solo, one assisted) ... also Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR had a sack in the victory ... finished with six tackles in a 41-7 week two victory over UTEP ... also 2015 11/9 61 (37) 2.5-12 7.0-23 6 0-0 3 1 1 had a pass breakup ... recorded five tackles and a pass breakup in a week three loss at California 2016 11/9 62 (42) 5.5-41 8.5-46 3 0-0 3 1 0 ... started against OSU and recored a total of four tackles, two solo and two assits ... notched Career 22/18 123 (79) 8.0-53 15.5-69 9 0-0 6 2 1 two tackles and assisted on five more in a start against OU ... had four tackles, two solo and two assists, against Iowa State ... also had one sack for a loss of two yards and 1.5 tackles for a loss CAREER HIGHS of three yards ... had six solo tackles against Kansas State, one for a loss of three yards ... led the Points scored: 6, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 Longhorns with 10 tackles in a 35-34 win over No. 8 Baylor ... also tied his career high with 2.5 Touchdowns: 1, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 TFL and 2.0 sacks ... led the Longhorns defensively in their win at Texas Tech, holding the Red Tackles: 11, at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015 (6-5) Raiders to 482 yards on 100 plays (4.82 ypp) ... had eight tackles, which was second-most on the Sacks: 2.0, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (2-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0) team ... added 1.5 sacks and limited TTU QB Patrick Mahomes’ production over the final three Tackles for loss: 2.5, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0); at Notre Dame, Sep 05, 2015 (2-0) quarters ... started against WVU but suffered an injury during the first series and missed the Fumbles forced: 1, TCU, Nov 25, 2016 ; Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 remainder of the game ... totaled two solo tackles against TCU ... had a sack for seven yards ... Fumbles recovered: 1, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 also had a forced fumble and a pass breakup. Pass breakups: 1, 6 times FRESHMAN (2015) Played in 11 games, starting nine, missing the Baylor game due to injury and was limited in two others … selected freshman All-America by the Football Writers Association of America, Sporting News and USA Today … also chosen to ESPN.com’s True Freshman All-America team … named honorable mention All-Big 12 and Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year … finished second on the team in tackles (61), led it in pressures (six) and was fourth in TFL (seven), while adding 2.5 sacks, three PBU, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery, which he returned for a TD … opened his career as the second-leading tackler with nine (five solo), including a season- high 2.5 TFL, at Notre Dame … led the team with nine tackles (six solo), including one TFL, while setting a season high in pressures with four and returning a fumble 26 yards for a touchdown against Rice … accumulated nine tackles versus Cal … recorded two tackles, one pressure and one PBU against Oklahoma State … had two tackles and one PBU at TCU … collected a season- high two sacks as part of six tackles (five solo) versus Oklahoma, earning Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week honors … registered two tackles and one-half sack against Kansas State … tallied six tackles and one PBU at Iowa State … grabbed three tackles versus Kansas … set a season high with 11 tackles (six solo) at West Virginia … secured two tackles, including one TFL, and one forced fumble that led to a field goal drive and a 3-0 lead against Texas Tech.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Kody Groves at Mesquite Poteet High School ... an All-America and two-time all-state honoree … selected to participate in the 2015 Under Armour All-America Game … invited to participate in Nike’s 2014 The Opening … chosen as the 2014 High School Butkus Award winner as the nation’s top high school linebacker … finalist for the 2014 Landry Award, honoring the top high school player in North Texas … named first-team All-America by Parade Magazine in 2014 … tabbed first-team 5A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association, honorable mention by the Associated Press … picked Texas Defensive Player of the Year and to the All-USA Texas Team by USA Today … selected first-team All-Area by the Dallas Morning News … tabbed unanimous first-team All-District 12-5A … chosen first-team All-Texas, District 12-5A MVP and No. 1 LB in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … rated No. 4 (No. 1 OLB) nationally and

32 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS JOE’S CAREER STATISTICS #14 • LORENZO JOE RECEIVING/RUSHING Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long 2014 13/0 3-36 12.0 0 22 0-0 0.0 0 -- 6-3 • 210 • SR-3L 2015 12/1 4-73 18.2 1 37 0-0 0.0 0 -- ABILENE, TEXAS 2016 7/0 8-102 12.8 0 61 0-0 0.0 0 -- COOPER Career 32/1 15-211 14.1 1 61 0-0 0.0 0 -- CAREER HIGHS Points scored: 6, at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 WR Touchdowns: 1, at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 Receptions: 3, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 A fourth-year wide receiver who has played in 32 career games with one start … tabbed the top Receiving yards: 61, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1 receptions) athlete recruit in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football as a senior. Receiving TDs: 1, at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 Long reception: 61, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 JUNIOR (2016) All-purpose yards: 61, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Battled injuries to play in seven games during the season ... caught eight passes for 102 yards ... Tackles: 1, at Oklahoma State, Nov 15, 2014 (0-1) caught two passes for a total of 10 yards in his junior season debut versus Oklahoma ... had three catches for a total of 25 yards against Iowa State ... had one catch for seven yards in the game against Kansas State ... had one catch for 61 yards in the game against Baylor, but was injured in that game and did not return to action the rest of the year.

SOPHOMORE (2015) Played in all 12 games at wide receiver and on special teams with one start versus Oklahoma … caught four passes for 73 yards (18.2 ypr) and one TD … pulled in a the first TD of his career on a 21-yard reception at TCU … provided key blocking and recorded one catch for nine yards versus Oklahoma … registered one catch for six yards against Kansas State … made a season-long 37-yard reception against Kansas.

FRESHMAN (2014) Played in all 13 games … saw his first collegiate action against UNT … had a 22-yard reception, the first of his career, against BYU … caught a 3-yard pass against Iowa State … had an 11-yard reception against Texas Tech … recorded his first-career special teams tackle against Oklahoma State.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Todd Moebes at Cooper High School … three-time all-district honoree … participated in Nike’s The Opening … named District 2-5A Offensive Most Valuable Player in 2013 … chosen All Big Country 3A-5A Player of the Year by the Abilene Reporter News … listed on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 (state’s top prospects) … ranked No. 129 overall and as the No. 25 wide receiver in the nation by Scout … No. 173 overall, No. 23 WR nationally and No. 20 player in Texas by Rivals.com … No. 230 overall and No. 27 athlete in the nation by ESPN … No. 44 WR in the nation and No. 28 player in Texas by 247Sports … No. 1 ATH recruit in Texas by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … passed for 1,864 yards and 13 TDs on 120-of- 206 attempts (58.3 percent), while rushing 1,657 yards and 22 TDs on 205 carries (8.1 ypc) as a senior … rushed for more than 100 yards eight times during the season … led Cooper to an 8-5 record and an appearance in the 5A DII regional playoffs … tabbed first-team All-District 2-5A as a quarterback in 2012 … chosen first-team DCTF Super Team … completed 144-of-236 passes (61.0 percent) for 1,995 yards and 15 TDs with only three interceptions as a junior … also rushed for 829 yards and nine TDs … led Cooper to a 9-3 record and an appearance in the 5A DII area playoffs in 2012 … selected honorable mention 5A All-State as a receiver in 2011 … tabbed first-team All-District 3-5A … caught 48 passes for 762 yards and nine TDs, while rushing for 200 yards and two TDs on 21 carries (9.5 ypc) … helped Cooper to a 9-4 record and an appearance in the 5A DII regional playoffs.

PERSONAL Son of Monte Joe and Robin Fitzgerald ... sister is Aziah Joe and brother is Brayden Grubbs-Joe ... father was an All-American at McMurry University ... born in Abilene, Texas.

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A second-year wide receiver who has played in 12 games with one start ... named preseason All-Big A third-year running back who has played in six career games … missed the 2016 season with 12 by Athlon Sports in 2017 ... enrolled at Texas in January 2016 ... was among the top 30 wide an injury ... was ranked among the top 30 running backs in the nation coming out of high school. receiver prospects in the country ... was a member of the Big 12 Commissioners’ Honor Roll (spring 2016). SOPHOMORE (2016) Did not play due to injury. FRESHMAN (2016) Played in all 12 games and made one start (West Virginia) ... totaled 28 catches for 315 yards and FRESHMAN (2015) was tied for the team lead with three touchdown receptions ... made his career debut against Played in six games at running back and on special teams from Oklahoma to Texas Tech, No. 10 Notre Dame, a game which Texas won 50-47 in 2ot ... recorded his first career catch in missing the Baylor game due to injury … rushed eight times for 44 yards (5.5 ypc), returned week two against UTEP ... had two catches for 16 yards against California ... had three catches two kickoffs for 20 yards and recovered two special teams fumbles … recovered a fumble on a for 44 yards against OU ... had two catches in the game against Iowa State for a total of 21 yards kickoff that led to a TD drive for a 14-0 lead over Oklahoma … carried the ball five times for 12 ... had four catches for a total of 22 yards, the longest being for nine yards, in the game against yards and recovered a punt that led to a TD drive and 24-7 lead against Kansas … returned two Kansas State ... had one catch for 40 yards against Baylor ... caught four passes for 47 yards and kickoffs for 10 yards each at West Virginia … recorded 32 rushing yards on three carries (10.7 two touchdowns in the Longhorns’ win on the road at Texas Tech ... first two touchdowns of his ypc) versus Texas Tech. career ... just the sixth freshman in school history with two TD catches in the same game and the first since 2008 ... caught seven passes, a career-high, for 68 yards, also a career high ... had a HIGH SCHOOL touchdown, his third of the season to move into a tie for second all-time among UT freshmen ... Coached by Mike Machado at Valley Christian High School … three-time all-league selection caught four passes for 51 yards against TCU. … named first-team All-West Catholic Athletic League and the conference’s Most Valuable Running Back in 2014 … ranked No. 208 overall (No. 23 RB) and No. 30 overall in California HIGH SCHOOL by Rivals … ranked No. 228 (No. 15 ATH) nationally and No. 35 in California by 247Sports Coached by Mike Machado at Valley Christian High School …an all-league honoree who missed … rated No. 28 RB nationally and No. 37 overall in California by ESPN … ranked No. 52 RB most of his senior season due to injury, playing in just two games in 2015 … still set career nationally and No. 67 overall (No. 3 RB) in California by Scout … rushed for 1,048 yards and 12 school records of 1,176 yards and 17 touchdowns … ranked No. 165 nationally (No. 30 WR) TDs on 143 carries (7.3 ypc) in 10 games as a senior … also caught three passes for 35 yards and No. 30 overall in California by Rivals … rated No. 192 nationally (No. 30 WR) and No. 5 WR and returned four kickoffs for 91 yards … helped Valley Christian to a 7-3 record in the 10 in California by Scout … ranked No. 202 nationally (No. 41 WR) and No. 28 overall in California games he played, and a 9-4 record overall with an appearance in the Central Coast Section Open by 247Sports … rated No. 293 nationally (No. 53 WR) and No. 34 overall in California by ESPN Division semifinals… selected second-team All-West Catholic Athletic League and the league’s … had eight receptions for 156 yards (19.5 ypr) and three touchdowns as a senior prior to Co-Junior of the Year in 2013… played in seven games as a junior and rushed for 1,228 yards suffering an injury … named first-team All-West Catholic Athletic League in 2014 … led the and 11 TDs on 142 carries (8.7 ypc) … missed five games due to injury … reached at least 100 team with 49 receptions for 921 yards (18.8 ypr) and 11 touchdowns as a junior … no other yards in six of the seven games he played … helped Valley Christian to a 6-1 record in the games player had more than seven catches … pulled in at least four receptions in nine games … he played, the team went on to an 8-4 record and an appearance in the Central Coast Section helped Valley Christian to a 9-4 record overall, including a 6-1 league mark, with an appearance Open Division quarterfinals … chosen second-team All-West Catholic Athletic League and the in the Central Coast Section Open Division semifinals in 2014 … caught 10 passes for 99 yards league’s Sophomore of the Year in 2012 … rushed for 1,469 yards and 21 TDs on 155 carries (9.5 and three touchdowns as a sophomore after seeing time in only six games because of injury in ypc) as a sophomore … topped 100 rushing yards in eight of 13 games … rushed for 532 yards a predominantly run-oriented offense … became the first sophomore wide receiver to start on and nine TDs on the Valley Christian Freshman Team in helping it to an 8-0-1 record. varsity in school history … helped Valley Christian to an 8-4 record and an appearance in the Central Coast Section Open Division quarterfinals … played on the Valley Christian freshman PERSONAL team in 2012. Born in Los Angeles, Calif. … parents are Julie and Johnnie Johnson … has one brother, Collin, a UT wide receiver and one sister, Camille … father was a three-time All-SWC safety (1977-79) PERSONAL and two-time consensus first-team All-American (1978-79) at Texas … father was a 1980 first- Born in Los Angeles, Calif. … son of UT All-America defensive back (1976-79) and College round choice of the Los Angeles Rams who went on to play 10 professional seasons … father Football Hall of Famer Johnnie Johnson, who played 10 seasons for the Los Angeles Rams … was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2007 and the Texas Men’s Athletics Hall of brother, Kirk, is currently a UT running back … uncle and Johnnie’s brother, Bobby, also played Honor in 1990 … has coached youth football in his spare time. defensive back at UT (1978-81) and were teammates … helped for four years at “Camp for the Stars” which is for down syndrome athletes. JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICS RECEIVING/RUSHING JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICS Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long RECEIVING/RUSHING 2015 6/0 0-0 0.0 0 -- 8-44 5.5 0 32 Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long Career 6/0 0-0 0.0 0 -- 8-44 5.5 0 32 2016 12/0 28-315 11.2 3 40 0-0 0.0 0 -- Career 12/0 28-315 11.2 3 40 0-0 0.0 0 -- CAREER HIGHS Rushes: 5, vs. Kansas (Fr.) CAREER HIGHS Rushing yards: 32, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) Points scored: 12, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 Longest rush: 32, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) Touchdowns: 2, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 Kickoff returns: 2, at West Virginia (Fr.) Receptions: 7, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 Kickoff return yards: 20, at West Virginia (Fr.) Receiving yards: 68, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (7 receptions) Long kickoff return: 10, at West Virginia (Fr.) Receiving TDs: 2, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 Long reception: 40, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 All-purpose yards: 68, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 Tackles: 1, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (1-0) 34 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS JONES’ CAREER STATISTICS #19 • BRANDON JONES DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR 2016 12/1 16 (12) 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 6-1 • 215 • SO-1L Career 12/1 16 (12) 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS SPECIAL TEAMS NACOGDOCHES Year G PR-Yds YPR TD Long KR-Yds YPR TD Long 2016 12 2-33 16.5 0 -- 2-44 22.0 0 23 DB Career 12 0-0 0.0 0 -- 2-44 22.0 0 23 CAREER HIGHS A second-year defensive back who has played in 12 career games with one start ... was an All- Points scored: 2, at California, Sep 17, 2016 American and two-time all-state honoree ... played in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game. All-purpose yards: 23, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Punt returns: 1, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016 FRESHMAN (2016) Punt return yards: 19, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1 returns) Played in all 12 games and made one start (Oklahoma State) ... totaled 16 tackles (12 solo) Kick returns: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 with two blocked punts ... made his collegiate debut in the season opener against No. 10 Notre Kick return yards: 23, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1 returns) Dame ... had a tackle in the victory on special teams ... made two more tackles in a week two Long kick return: 23, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 victory over UTEP ... also blocked a punt in the first quarter ... his blocked punt was the first UT Tackles: 4, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (2-2) blocked punt since Carrington Byndom did so in 2012 ... became just the fourth player in UT Blocked kicks: 1, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016 school history to ever block a punt in back-to-back games when he did so against California ... added a special teams tackle in the game ... made his first career start at safety in a week four loss to Oklahoma State ... had one tackle in the game ... had one kick-off return for 21 yards against OU ... had two solo tackles in the game against Iowa State ... had one kickoff return for 23 yards against Baylor ... had two solo tackles against Texas Tech ... had one solo tackle against West Virginia ... had one tackle against TCU.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Bobby Reyes at Nacogdoches High School ... an All-America and two-time all-state and all-district honoree … selected to participate in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game … earned All-America honors from Scout.com, along with second-team honors from MaxPreps and honorable mention from Parade Magazine in 2015 … chosen Defensive Player of the Year in Texas and to the All-USA Texas First Team by USA Today … named first-team 5A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association … tabbed one of the top four defensive backs in Texas, honorable mention Super Team and to “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … named Defensive Player of the Year in District 16-5A … placed No. 3 on the Austin American- Statesman’s Fab 55 … picked a Top 30 prospect in Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 19 nationally (No. 1 safety) and No. 1 safety in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 49 nationally (No. 2 safety) and No. 7 overall in Texas by ESPN … rated No. 52 nationally (No. 3 safety) and No. 5 overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 97 nationally (No. 5 safety) and No. 11 overall in Texas by Rivals … recorded 124 tackles, including 16 tackles for loss, and two interceptions, while scoring eight touchdowns between offense and special teams … named 2015 preseason first-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … played in only five games as a junior in 2014 due to injury … posted 30 tackles and two forced fumbles … helped Nacogdoches to a 7-4 overall record, including a 4-3 district mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division II bidistrict playoffs in 2014 … selected to the 2014 preseason MaxPreps Junior All-America Team … named a first-team Sophomore All-American by MaxPreps in 2013 … chosen honorable mention 4A All-State by the Associated Press and Texas Sports Writers Association … tabbed unanimous first-team All-District 16-4A as a defensive back, while also making the first team as a return specialist … registered 95 tackles, five interceptions with one returned for a touchdown and eight pass breakups as a sophomore … part of a defense that allowed 26.5 points per game with four games of 14 or fewer points and one shutout against Jacksonville … helped Nacogdoches to a 7-4 overall record, including a 3-2 district mark, with an appearance in the 4A Division I bidistrict playoffs in 2013 … also competed in track and field (100m, 4x100m, 4x200m) at Nacogdoches … ran anchor for the 4x200m team that finished third in the UIL 4A State Championships in 2014.

PERSONAL Son of Sarah and Bert Jones ... has four brothers - Bryson, Brayden, Brennan and Braxton ... grandfather, Frederick G. Shelby, received his masters degree from UT in the 1940s ... father played football at Stephen F. Austin from 1986-88.

TEXASSPORTS.COM 35 PLAYERS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS LEONARD’S CAREER STATISTICS #8 • DORIAN LEONARD RECEIVING/RUSHING Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long 2014 6/0 1-7 7.0 0 7 0-0 0.0 0 -- 6-5 • 210 • SR-3L 2015 12/0 0-0 0.0 0 -- 0-0 0.0 0 -- LONGVIEW, TEXAS 2016 12/7 29-397 13.7 3 49 0-(-12) 0.0 0 -- LONGVIEW Career 30/7 30-404 13.5 3 49 0-(-12) 0.0 0 -- CAREER HIGHS Points scored: 6, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 WR Touchdowns: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 Rush yards: -12, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (0 carries) A fourth-year wide receiver who has appeared in 30 career games with seven starts … selected Receptions: 7, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 unanimous first-team All-District 12-5A in 2013 … listed on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab Receiving yards: 125, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (7 receptions) 55 (state’s top prospects) … ranked as the No. 117 wide receiver in the nation by ESPN ... a member Receiving TDs: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2017). Long reception: 49, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 Total offense yards: -12, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (-12 rush,0 pass) JUNIOR (2016) All-purpose yards: 125, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 Played in all 12 games and started seven at outside wide receiver ... starts came against Iowa State, Kansas State, Baylor, Texas Tech, West Virginia, Kansas and TCU ... totaled 29 receptions for 397 yards ...tied for the team lead with three touchdown receptions ... caught two passes for 52 yards and his first career touchdown - a 46-yard reception down the sideline ...played against California with one catch for seven yards ... played against OSU with one solo tackle ... had two receptions for a total of 55 yards, the longest being for 49 yards ... had one catch for 45 yards against OU ... had five catches against Iowa State for a total of 47 yards in his first career start ... made another start at Kansas State, catching three passes for 27 yards and a touchdown ... is now tied for the team lead with three TD receptions ... had three catches for a total of 12 yards against Texas Tech ... had his first career 100-yard game when he caught seven passes for 125 yards, both career highs ... started against Kansas and had two catches for a total of eight yards ... had three catches for 19 yards in a start against TCU.

SOPHOMORE (2015) Played in all 12 games on offense and special teams … recorded two tackles on kickoff returns against Texas Tech.

FRESHMAN (2014) Played in seven games as a reserve wide receiver … earned his first game action against Kansas … recorded a seven-yard reception against Oklahoma, his first career catch … also played against Baylor, Iowa State, Texas Tech, West Virginia and TCU.

HIGH SCHOOL Played under coach John King at Longview High School in Longview … two-time all-district selection … posted 61 receptions for 1,170 yards and 15 TDs during his career … selected unanimous first-team All-District 12-5A in 2013 … listed on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 (state’s top prospects) … ranked as the No. 117 wide receiver in the nation by ESPN … No. 58 WR nationally and No. 54 player in Texas by Rivals … No. 60 WR nationally and No. 48 player in Texas by 247Sports … No. 62 WR in the nation by Scout … No. 3 WR recruit in Texas by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … caught 40 passes for 763 yards and 11 TDs as a senior … helped Longview to an 11-2 record and an appearance in the 5A DII regional playoffs in 2013 … tabbed honorable mention All-District 12-5A in 2012 … made 21 receptions for 407 yards (19.4 ypr) and four TDs as a junior … helped Longview to a 9-4 record and an appearance in the 5A DII regional playoffs in 2012 … helped Longview to an 11-2 record and an appearance in the 5A DII regional playoffs in 2011.

PERSONAL Son of Latanya Lee and Donald Leonard ... has one younger brother, Donovan Lee ... was born is Metairie, Louisiana ... is a part of the “Outside the Box” program at the Montopilic Recreation Center.

36 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS LOCKE III’S CAREER STATISTICS #11 • P.J. LOCKE III DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR 2015 12/1 14 (10) 0-0 1.0-1 0 0-0 1 1 0 5-11 • 215 • JR-2L 2016 12/9 33 (25) 1.0-4 2.0-5 1 2-2 6 0 1 BEAUMONT, TEXAS Career 24/10 47 (35) 1.0-4 3.0-6 1 2-2 7 1 1 CENTRAL CAREER HIGHS All-purpose yards: 2, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 Interceptions: 1, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 DB Long interception return: 2, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 Tackles: 7, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (5-2) A third-year defensive back who has played in 24 career games with 10 career starts … named Sacks: 1.0, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (1-0) preseason All-Big 12 by Athlon Sports in 2017 ... was an all-state performer as a senior in high Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (1-0); West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (1-0); Notre school … ranked as the No. 9 cornerback nationally by Scout and No. 25 safety by 247Sports. Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (1-0) Fumbles forced: 1, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 SOPHOMORE (2016) Fumbles recovered: 1, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 Played in all 12 games and made nine starts at nickelback ... starts came against Notre Dame, Pass breakups: 3, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 Cal, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Baylor, Texas Tech, West Virginia, Kansas and TCU ... recorded four tackles in the season-opener versus No. 10 Notre Dame including career-highs of one sack and 1.5 tackles for a loss... had six tackles, one for a loss of four yards, against UTEP ...played against #70 • BUCK MAJOR California with four total tackles ... had one tackle against Oklahoma State ... recorded four total tackles against OU (two solo, two assist) ... had two solo tackles against Iowa State ... had one solo tackle against Kansas State ... recorded his first career interception and fumble recovery in 6-6 • 315 • SO-SQ a 35-34 win over previously-unbeaten No. 8 Baylor ... had four total tackles against Texas Tech, HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS two solo and two assists ... also had one broken up pass ... started against West Virginia and accumulated four tackles, three of them being solo ... had one tackle for a loss of one yard ... also HUNTSVILLE had one interception ... had two solo tackles against Kansas ... also had three pass break-ups ... totaled four solo tackles and a pass breakup against TCU. OL FRESHMAN (2015) Played in all 12 games on defense and special teams with one start against Baylor … recorded A third-year offensive lineman … an all-state performer as a senior in high school … rated as the 14 tackles (10 solo), including one TFL, one PBU and one forced fumble … collected four tackles No. 10 offensive tackle in the nation by Scout. against Cal … had one tackle and one PBU at TCU … registered two solo tackles versus Kansas … made his first career start and posted season highs of seven tackles (five solo), one TFL and REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) one forced fumble that led to a TD drive for a 17-0 lead at Baylor. Did not play due to injury.

HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN (2015) Coached by Toby Foreman at Central High School … an all-state and two-time all-district Redshirted. honoree … a three-year starter who played safety, linebacker and cornerback … selected as a finalist for the 2014 Defensive Willie Ray Smith Award, honoring the top high school player in HIGH SCHOOL the Beaumont area … named first-team 5A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association Coached by Rodney Southern at Huntsville High School … a three-year starter and an all-state and second-team by the Associated Press in 2014 … tabbed Defensive Player of the Year and honoree as a senior … named first-team 5A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association in first-team All-District 22-5A … chose first-team Super Gold by the Beaumont Enterprise … 2014 … tabbed first-team All-District 18-5A … ranked in the Greater Houston Top 100 by the ranked No. 25 safety nationally and No. 68 overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 36 safety Houston Chronicle … ranked No. 37 OT nationally and No. 48 overall in Texas by 247Sports… nationally and No. 78 overall in Texas by ESPN … rated No. 46 safety nationally and No. 90 rated No. 45 OT nationally and No. 66 overall in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. 53 OT nationally overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. 77 CB nationally and No. 87 overall (No. 9 CB) in Texas by and No. 86 overall (No. 10 OT) in Texas by Scout … rated No. 71 OT nationally by Rivals … Scout … placed No. 34 on the Fab 55 by the Austin American-Statesman … ranked No. 6 safety started all 11 games and graded out at 94 percent as a senior … part of an offense that in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … registered 62 tackles and seven interceptions, averaged 35.8 points per game, including three contests over 50 points and two over 60 … including one for a TD, and 10 pass breakups as a senior … part of a defense that allowed 22.1 helped Huntsville to a 7-4 record and an appearance in the 5A Division 2 bi-district playoffs in points per game, including five games of 14 points or fewer … helped Central to an 8-4 record, 2014 … named 2014 preseason second-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football including a 6-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division 1 bi-district playoffs in 2014 … part of an offense that averaged 25.1 points per game as a junior … helped Huntsville to a … named 2014 preseason second-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … 7-4 record and an appearance in the 4A Division 2 bi-district playoffs in 2012. selected first-team All-District 20-4A as linebacker in 2013 … missed four games due to injury … recorded three interceptions as a junior … part of a defense that allowed 22.0 points per PERSONAL game … helped Central to a 6-5 record, including a 5-2 district mark, and an appearance in the Parents are Ronnie and Sandy Major … first name is Ronnie, but goes by Buck … sister, Ronisha, 4A Division 1 bi-district playoffs in 2013 … selected second-team Academic All-State in 2014. played basketball for one season at UT (2011-12) prior to an injury and then moved to a medical scholarship (2012-13) … cousin, Cedric Reed, was an All-Big 12 defensive end at UT (2011-14). PERSONAL Born in Beaumont, Texas … full name is James Abner Locke III … parents are Ramona and James A. Locke Jr. … father is a constable and played defensive back for Oklahoma State … mother is teacher and coach in the Beaumont school district who played point guard on the Lamar basketball team … a member of the AB honor roll all four years of high school … graduated magna cum laude from high school, maintaining a 3.85 GPA … ranked No. 21 in his high school graduating class of 375 … member of the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Beaumont … likes to play video games and considers himself a gym rat.

TEXASSPORTS.COM 37 PLAYERS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS #23 • JEFFREY MCCULLOCH #64 • JAKE MCMILLON 6-3 • 245 • SO-1L 6-3 • 305 • JR-2L HOUSTON, TEXAS ABILENE, TEXAS DAVIS ABILENE LB OL

A second-year linebacker who has played in 12 career games ... was an all-state and two-time A fourth-year offensive lineman who has played in 22 career games with five starts ... transitioned all-district honoree ... selected to participate in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game ... also back to offensive line during spring 2016 after playing as a defensive lineman in 2015 … one of participated in Nike’s 2015 The Opening ... named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie team in 2016- the top-rated defensive tackles in the nation coming out of high school ... member of the Big 12 17 ... a member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2017). Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2016).

FRESHMAN (2016) SOPHOMORE (2016) Played in all 12 games on defense and special teams ... registered 23 tackles (17 solo) with two Played in 10 games and made five starts on the offensive line (Oklahoma State, Kansas, Baylor, tackles for loss and one sack ... had one quarterback hurry, one forced fumble and one fumble Texas Tech, TCU) ... made his debut on the offensive line against No. 10 Notre Dame ... started his recovery ... made his collegiate debut in a 50-47 double-overtime win over No. 10 Notre Dame first career game at Oklahoma State, stepping in at right guard ... helped the offense to match ... made his first career tackle on special teams in a week two win over UTEP ... had five tackles, their season high with 568 yards ... also paved the way to a season-best 329 yards rushing ... including a team-high three on special teams, in a week three contest at California ... recorded UT had two backs over 100 yards on the ground for the second straight game ... entered the three total tackles against Oklahoma State with one for a loss of four yards ... had four solo game at center against Iowa State following an injury ... offense totaled 505 yards (296 pass, tackles against Iowa State ... also had one sack for a loss of five yards ... had four total tackles 209 rush) and 24 second-half points for the victory ... started at center at Kansas State, offense against Texas Tech, three solo and one assist ... also had one fumble recovery ... had two tackles recorded 344 total yards ... started at right guard against Baylor ... offense accrued 548 total against West Virginia, one solo and one assist ... had four solo tackles against Kansas ... also had yards in 35-34 win over No. 8 Baylor ... passed for 291 yards and rushed for 257 ... in a 45-37 one forced fumble and one quarterback hurry ... played just the second half against TCU and did road victory at Texas Tech, paved the way for the offense to record 658 yards, the sixth-most in a not record any tackles. single-game in school history ... led the way to 414 rushing yards, including 341 (third-most in school history) by running back D’Onta Foreman ... helped Foreman average 10.3 yards per carry HIGH SCHOOL and UT to average 8.3 yards per carry as a team ... helped the offense total 407 yards against TCU Coached by James Showers at Davis ... was an all-state and two-time all-district honoree … in the regular season finale. selected to participate in the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game … invited to participate in Nike’s 2015 The Opening … semifinalist for the 2015 Greater Houston High School Rotary REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Lombardi Award … chosen to the All-USA Texas Second Team by USA Today in 2015 … tabbed Played in all 12 games on defense and special teams … recorded three tackles for the season one of the top three linebackers in Texas, honorable mention Super Team and to “2016 Texas’ with two at TCU and one against Kansas. Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … named All-District 18-6A … selected second-team Academic All-State and first-team academic all-district … ranked in the Greater Houston Top FRESHMAN (2014) 100 and named one of the Top 10 area defensive players by the Houston Chronicle … placed Redshirted … served as a reserve offensive guard after moving from the defensive line early No. 16 on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … picked a Top 30 prospect in Texas by the in the season. Waco Tribune … ranked No. 26 nationally (No. 2 OLB) and No. 3 overall in Texas by ESPN … rated No. 43 nationally (No. 3 OLB) and No. 1 OLB in Texas … rated No. 87 nationally (No. 8 HIGH SCHOOL OLB) and No. 14 overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 169 nationally (No. 6 ILB) and No. Coached by Steve Warren at Abilene High School … four-year starter who played in 48 career 22 overall in Texas by Rivals … amassed 19 sacks as a senior … part of a defense that allowed games … tabbed first-team All-District 2-5A in 2013 … named to the All-Big Country second just 14.5 points per game, including five games of 10 points or less and two shutouts … helped team (Abilene Reporter News) … ranked as the No. 29 strongside defensive end nationally and Davis to a 6-5 overall record, including a 5-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division No. 96 player in Texas by 247Sports … No. 41 DT nationally by Scout … No. 74 DT in the nation II bidistrict playoffs … named 2015 preseason first-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas by ESPN … No. 5 DE recruit in Texas by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … recorded 43 tackles Football … named honorable mention 6A All-State by the Associated Press and Texas Sports (18 solo), four tackles for loss, one sack, three pass breakups and two pressures as a senior … Writers Association in 2014 … tabbed first-team All-District 18-6A … collected 60 tackles, 18.5 named third-team 5A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2012 … selected tackles for a loss, 9.5 sacks, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and 11 quarterback honorable mention 5A All-State by the Associated Press in 2012 … chosen Defensive Most pressures as a junior … part of a defense that allowed just 18.5 points per game, including three Valuable Player and first-team All-District 2-5A in 2012 … tabbed All-Big Country Defensive shutouts against Pasadena Memorial, Aldine and Northbrook … helped Davis to a 6-5 overall Most Valuable Player (Abilene Reporter News) … named first-team DCTF Super Team … record, including a 5-1 district mark and a co-district championship, and an appearance in the 6A recorded 52 tackles, 14 sacks, two fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles as a junior … Division II bidistrict playoffs in 2014 … also played basketball in high school. helped Abilene to an undefeated regular season, a 12-1 final record and an appearance in the 5A DII regional playoffs in 2012 … selected first-team District 3-5A in 2011 … also chosen PERSONAL Sophomore Newcomer of the Year for the district … helped Abilene to a 10-4 record and an Son of Deborah and Jeffrey McCulloch Sr. ... has one brother, Joshua ... cousin Mia King graduated appearance in the 5A DII quarterfinals in 2011 … became the first freshman starter in 15 from UT ... cousin of UT women’s basketball player Ariel Atkins ... cousin Brianna McCulloch plays years at Abilene … helped the Eagles to a 9-4 record and an appearance in the 5A DII regional volleyball at UTSA ... another cousin, Aerial Starks, plays basketball at UMass ... was born in playoffs in 2010. Houston ... volunteers during breaks back home at the Houston Food Bank ... can play guitar. PERSONAL MCCULLOCH’S CAREER STATISTICS Son of Matt and Rebecca McMillon ... has a sister, Drew and a brother, Coy ... grandfather Donald McMillon and his twin brother Ronald played football at TCU ... father played football at Abilene DEFENSE Christian ... uncle, Mark McMillon, played football at Baylor ... brother, Coy, currently plays Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR football at TCU ... was born in Abilene. 2016 12/0 23 (17) 1.0-5 2.0-9 1 0-0 0 1 1 Career 12/0 23 (17) 1.0-5 2.0-9 1 0-0 0 1 1

CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 5, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (2-3) Sacks: 1.0, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-0) Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1-0); Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-0) Fumbles forced: 1, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 Fumbles recovered: 1, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 38 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS #97 • CHRIS NELSON #75 • TRISTAN NICKELSON 6-3 • 300 • JR-2L 6-10 • 315 • SR-2L LAKELAND, FLA. LEAGUE CITY, TEXAS VICTORY CHRISTIAN CLEAR FALLS/FORK UNION/ L NAVARRO CC DL OL

A fourth-year defensive lineman who has played in 20 games with eight career starts … named A third-year offensive lineman who has played in 17 games with six starts … enrolled in the spring preseason All-Big 12 by Athlon Sports in 2017 ... named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. of 2015 after transferring from Navarro College … two-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s 6, 2016) ... an all-state performer in high school ... a member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Honor Roll (spring 2015, fall 2016) … ranked No. 150 JUCO nationally and No. 22 in Texas by Roll (spring 2017). 247Sports in 2014.

SOPHOMORE (2016) JUNIOR (2016) Played in all 12 games and made eight starts at nose tackle (Notre Dame, Oklahoma State, Played in eight games and started three (Iowa State, Kansas State, Baylor) ... made his season Oklahoma, Iowa State, Kansas State, Baylor, West Virginia, Kansas) ... totaled 45 tackles (29 debut against Oklahoma after battling an injury to begin the season ... inserted at right tackle solo) with 6.0 tackles for loss .. had one quarterback hurry and one forced fumble ... named following an injury ... helped the offense to 245 passing yards and 180 rushing yards ... helped honorable mention All-Big 12 by the league’s coaches ... also honored by ESPN.com on the All- lead offense to 27 second-half points in the game ... started at right tackle against Iowa State Big 12 underclassmen team ... made his first career start in the season opener against No. 10 ... offense totaled 505 yards (296 pass, 209 rush) and 24 second-half points for the victory ... at Notre Dame ... registered a career-high eight tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss ... named Big 12 Kansas State, offense recorded 344 total yards ... offense accrued 548 total yards in 35-34 win Conference Defensive Player of the Week following his effort in the Longhorns’ 50-47 2OT victory over No. 8 Baylor ... passed for 291 yards and rushed for 257 ...... record five solo and six assisted tackles, 1.5 of which were a loss of seven yards in the UTEP game ... recorded five tackles against California, one for a loss of 2 yards ... started against OSU SOPHOMORE (2015) and recorded two solo tackles ... had four total tackles against OU (one solo, three assist) ... had Played in the last nine game of his first year with three starts following a transfer … started seven tackles, five solo and two assisted, against Iowa State ... also had 1.5 sacks for a loss of against Oklahoma and Texas Tech at right tackle, while starting at left guard against Kansas … seven yards and 2.5 tackles for a loss of nine yards ... had three solo tackles against Kansas State helped block for a rushing attack that ranked 18th in the nation and third in the Big 12 with ... had six total tackles against Baylor, four solo and two assists ... also had one tackle for a loss of 224.8 yards per game, including 263.0 ypg in the last seven … the offense also ranked 26th two yards ... had three solo tackles against West Virginia ... had three solo tackles after starting in the nation in red zone efficiency (.882) … part of an offense that was just the fourth at against Kansas ... made one solo tackle against TCU. Texas since 1950 to record three games with six rushing TDs in a season … helped the offense rush for an Oklahoma opponent season-high of 313 yards and was part of a line that earned REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) team offensive MVP honors for the game … helped the offense to matching 299-yard rushing Played in eight games as a reserve defensive tackle, missing the games against Oklahoma State, and passing marks for 598 yards total with six rushing TDs against Kansas, while allowing just TCU, Kansas State and West Virginia … recorded seven tackles, including one sack, and one one sack … helped the offense post 277 rushing yards at West Virginia … helped the offense pressure … posted one sack for a loss of nine yards versus Rice … notched two tackles and one record 403 yards and six TDs on the ground versus Texas Tech, marking just the seventh 400-yard pressure against Kansas … collected three tackles at Baylor. rushing game by Texas since 1980.

FRESHMAN (2014) BEFORE TEXAS Redshirted. Transfer from Navarro College … spent one season at Fork Union Military Academy after playing at Clear Falls High School in League City, Texas … named honorable mention All-Southwest HIGH SCHOOL Junior College Football Conference (SWJCFC) in 2014 … ranked No. 150 JUCO nationally and Coached by Tommy Lewis at Victory Christian Academy … three-time all-county selection … No. 22 in Texas by 247Sports … helped Navarro to a 7-3 record, including wins in four of its last tabbed second-team 2A All-State by the Associated Press in 2013 … selected Small School five games and a SWJCFC playoff appearance in 2014 … part of a line that paved the way for Player of the Year and first-team All-County by The Ledger (Lakeland) … ranked as the No. 39 a Navarro offense that led the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) in rushing defensive tackle in the nation by Scout … No. 58 defensive tackle nationally and No. 116 player with 335.1 ypg while averaging 6.5 ypc, and ranked third in total offense (612.3 ypg) and fifth in in Florida by 247 Sports … No. 75 DT in the nation by ESPN … No. 75 DT nationally by Rivals … scoring offense (52.8 ppg) … aided a Bulldogs offense that totaled 600 or more yards of offense recorded 100 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, 18 pressures, two forced fumbles and three in six games, rushed for 300-plus yards in seven contests and scored 50 or more points seven fumble recoveries as a senior … registered at least seven tackles in 12 of 14 games … led a times in 10 games … helped the offense rush for 323 yards as part of 600 total yards in a 48-21 defense that allowed just 20.1 points per game … helped Victory Christian to a 10-4 record and win over Cisco … helped block for a season-high 531 rushing yards en route to 731 total yards an appearance in the 2A state championship game, falling by just seven points … chosen first- in a 62-14 win versus Texas A&T … aided the offense in registering a season-high 432 passing team All-County by The Ledger (Lakeland) in 2012 … accounted for 70 tackles and five sacks yards with 251 rushing yards in a 66-20 win against Arkansas Baptist … helped the offense to as a junior … selected honorable mention All-County by The Ledger (Lakeland) as a linebacker a season-high 747 total yards, including 405 passing yards and 342 rushing yards in a 65-30 in 2011 … posted 150 tackles and 10 sacks at linebacker as a sophomore … helped Victory win over Northeastern Oklahoma A&M … helped the offense rush for 485 yards in a 66-43 win Christian to an 8-3 record and an appearance in the 2A regional playoffs in 2011. over Blinn … helped the offense tally 674 total yards with 368 rushing yards and 306 passing yards in a 70-52 playoff defeat against Tyler, a team Navarro defeated in the regular season two PERSONAL weeks earlier … attended Fork Union Military Academy in 2013 … selected to play in the Son of Janet and Charles Nelson ... has five brothers and four sisters ... was born in Dundee, Fla. inaugural 2013 Football University International All-Star Game in San Antonio and was named a USA Academic All-American … attended Clear Falls High School in League City, Texas, which NELSON’S CAREER STATISTICS had varsity football for the first time in 2012 … began his prep career at Clear Spring High School in League City … held a 3.67 GPA in high school and was a four-year honor roll member DEFENSE … also played basketball as a senior and wrestled as a sophomore and junior. Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR 2015 8/0 7 (3) 1.0-9 1.0-9 1 0-0 0 0 0 PERSONAL 2016 12/8 45 (29) 1.5-7 6.0-20 1 0-0 0 1 0 Father, Ron, lettered as an offensive lineman at TCU in 1985 … mother, Pam, played volleyball at Career 20/8 52 (32) 2.5-16 7.0-29 2 0-0 0 1 0 Texas A&M … two-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2015, fall 2016). CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 8, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (3-5) Sacks: 1.5, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-1) Tackles for loss: 2.5, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (2-1) Fumbles forced: 1, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 TEXASSPORTS.COM 39 PLAYERS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS #78 • DENZEL OKAFOR #90 •CHARLES OMENIHU 6-4 • 310 • SO-1L 6-7 • 270 • JR-2L LEWISVILLE, TEXAS ROWLETT, TEXAS LEWISVILLE ROWLETT OL DL

A second-year offensive lineman who has played in 10 career games ... a high school All-American A third-year defensive end who has played in 24 career games with seven starts … chosen to and All-State honoree ... played in the 2016 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl. compete in the 2015 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … rated the No. 15 weakside DE in the nation by Rivals ... member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2016). FRESHMAN (2016) Played in 10 games in 2016, primarily on special teams and in the 18-wheeler package. SOPHOMORE (2016) Played in all 12 games and made seven starts (Notre Dame, UTEP, Cal, Oklahoma State, HIGH SCHOOL Oklahoma, Iowa State, Kansas State) ... totaled 26 tackles (16 solo) with 4.5 tackles for loss and An All-America and all-state honoree … selected to participate in the 2016 Semper Fidelis 3.5 sacks ... had one quarterback hurry ... started in the season open versus No. 10 Notre Dame All-American Bowl … named second-team 6A All-State by the by the Texas Sports Writers and career high 5 tackles ... registered his first career sack in a 41-7 win over UTEP in week one Association and honorable mention by the Associated Press in 2015 … picked to the All-USA ... started for the third consecutive week at California, registering a tackle ... made two tackles Texas Second Team by USA Today … tabbed unanimous first-team All-District 6-6A … chosen and a sack at Oklahoma State in the Big 12 opener ... had five tackle assist in the game against as one of “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … earned first-team All-Area OU ... had two total tackles, one solo and one assist, against Kansas State ... had two solo tackles honors and ranked among the Top 100 recruits in North Texas by the Dallas Morning News against Baylor ... had two solo tackles against West Virginia ... had one tackle assist against … placed No. 48 on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … picked a Top 30 prospect in Kansas ... had one solo tackle against TCU. Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 241 nationally (No. 12 OG) and No. 36 overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 244 nationally (No. 14 OG) and No. 34 overall in Texas by Rivals FRESHMAN (2015) … rated No. 262 nationally (No. 16 OG) and No. 45 overall in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. Played in all 12 games as a reserve defensive end … recorded 17 tackles (15 solo) with one TFL, 22 OG nationally and No. 3 OG in Texas by Scout … part of an offense that recorded over 300 one forced fumble and one fumble recovery … made one tackle at Notre Dame … collected total yards in five games … named 2015 preseason first-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s three solo tackles against Oklahoma State … registered two tackles and one forced fumble at Texas Football … chosen a 2015 area Player to Watch by the Dallas Morning News … selected TCU … gathered two solo tackles versus Oklahoma … had one TFL against Kansas State … second-team All-District 6-6A in 2014 … part of an offense that recorded over 300 total yards notched two solo tackles at Iowa State … set a season high with five solo tackles versus Kansas in five games. … grabbed one solo tackle at West Virginia … recovered a fumble that led to a TD drive against Texas Tech. PERSONAL Son of Peter and Jacinta Okafor ... has five siblings - Michelle Ugwu and Goldstein, Roosevelt, HIGH SCHOOL Jennifer and Portia Okafor ... cousins Marvin and Beverly Okafor and Stephanie Onyekwere went Coached by Doug Stephens at Rowlett High School … two-time all-district honoree … to UT ... brother, Goldstein, triple jumped at Texas State ... sister, Portia, plays volleyball at Rice ... selected to participate in the 2015 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … named first-team All- participated in the Juneteenth Parade and volunteered at both the Senior Citizen Olympics and District 11-6A in 2014 … ranked No. 15 weakside DE nationally and No. 37 overall in Texas by last year’s women’s football clinic ... born in Lewisville. Rivals … rated No. 18 weakside DE nationally and No. 45 overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 37 weakside DE nationally and No. 56 overall (No. 2 weakside DE) in Texas by Scout … rated No. 56 DE nationally and No. 101 overall in Texas by ESPN … rated No. 2 DE in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … recorded 61 tackles, 11.5 sacks, 23 tackles for loss and five forced fumbles as a senior … part of a defense that led the district by allowing 23.1 ppg, while also posting two shutouts during the season … helped Rowlett to an 8-4 record, including a 5-2 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division 1 area playoffs in 2014 … named 2014 preseason second-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … chosen second-team All-District 11-5A in 2013 … registered 50 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, four sacks, two pass breakups, one forced fumble and one safety as a junior … aided the defense in posting a shutout against North Garland … helped Rowlett to an appearance in the 5A Division 2 bidistrict playoffs in 2013.

PERSONAL Born in Houston, Texas … has lived in Dallas since the age of 1 … parents are Regina and Sunday Omenihu … has one sister, Augustina … a member of the B honor roll all four years of high school … enjoys listening to music. OMENIHU’S CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR 2015 12/0 17 (15) 0-0 1.0-1 0 0-0 0 1 1 2016 12/7 26 (16) 3.5-17 4.5-19 1 0-0 0 0 0 Career 24/7 43 (31) 3.5-17 5.5-20 1 0-0 0 1 1 CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 5, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (0-5); Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (4-1) Sacks: 1.5, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1-1) Tackles for loss: 1.5, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1-1)

40 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS PORTER’S CAREER STATISTICS #21 • KYLE PORTER RECEIVING/RUSHING Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long 2016 11/0 2-10 5.0 0 8 46-205 4.5 0 30 5-11 • 215 • SO-1L Career 11/0 2-10 5.0 0 8 46-205 4.5 0 30 KATY, TEXAS SPECIAL TEAMS Year G PR-Yds YPR TD Long KR-Yds YPR TD Long KATY 2016 11 0 0.0 0 -- 2-29 14.5 0 19 Career 11 0-0 0.0 0 -- 2-29 14.5 0 19 RB CAREER HIGHS Rush attempts: 8, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 A second-year running back who has played in 11 career games ... was an All-American as well as Rush yards: 51, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (6 carries) All-State and three-time All-District honoree in high school ... participated in the 2016 U.S. Army Long rush: 30, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 All-America Bowl ... named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie team in 2016-17 ... a two-time Receptions: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2016; spring 2017). Receiving yards: 8, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1 receptions) Long reception: 8, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 FRESHMAN (2016) Total offense attempts: 8, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (8 rush,0 pass) Played in 11 games as a true freshman ... totaled 205 yards rushing on 46 attempts ... also had Total offense yards: 51, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (51 rush,0 pass) two kick returns for 29 yards ... recorded a career high eight carries for 33 yards versus UTEP ... All-purpose yards: 51, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 had seven rushing attempts for 29 yards against Oklahoma State ... had six rushing attempts Kick returns: 2, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 for 16 yards against OU ... had seven rushing attempts for 37 yards against Iowa State ... had Kick return yards: 29, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (2 returns) one rushing attempt for one yard against Kansas State ... had four rushing for a total of gain of Long kick return: 19, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 19 yards against Baylor ... had six rushing attempts for a total of 56 yards against Texas Tech ... had two rushing attempts against West Virginia for a total gain of seven yards ... had rushing attempts for a gain of three yards ... had three carries for 14 yards against TCU.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Gary Joseph at Katy ... an All-American, all-state and three-time all-district honoree who helped Katy to four consecutive state title games, winning in 2012 and 2015 … selected to participate in the 2016 U.S. Army All-America Bowl … named first-team 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association and honorable mention by the Associated Press in 2015 … earned first-team 6A Academic All-State honors … chosen to the All-USA Texas Second Team by USA Today … named one of the top two running backs in Texas, honorable mention Super Team and to “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … unanimous first-team All- District 19-6A … selected second-team All-Greater Houston and ranked in the Top 100 by the Houston Chronicle … placed No. 39 in the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … picked a Top 50 prospect in Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 229 overall (No. 15 RB) and No. 38 overall in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. 236 nationally (No. 7 RB) and No. 32 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. 290 nationally (No. 18 RB) and No. 3 RB in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 311 nationally (No. 10 RB) and No. 43 overall in Texas by 247Sports … led Katy to the 2015 6A Division II State Championship and were selected National Champions by MaxPreps and USA Today … rushed for 1,938 yards and 36 touchdowns on 235 attempts (8.3 ypc) as a senior … totaled 188 rushing yards and three touchdowns, including a 45-yarder, on 35 carries to earn Offensive MVP honors of the state title game against Lake Travis … helped Katy to a 16-0 record in 2015 … tabbed first-team All-District 19-6A as both a running back and an all-purpose player in 2014 … rushed for 1,051 yards and 16 touchdowns on 149 carries (7.1 ypc), while catching 24 passes for 299 yards (12.5 ypr) and five touchdowns as a junior … posted three 100-yard games … helped Katy to a 14-2 overall record, including a 7-0 district mark and championship, and an appearance in the 6A Division II title game, losing by just three points to Cedar Hill in 2014 … selected to the MaxPreps Sophomore All-America Second Team in 2013 … named Co-Newcomer of the Year in District 19-5A and second-team All-District … rushed for 1,914 yards and 23 touchdowns on 259 attempts (7.4 ypc) despite sharing carries as a sophomore … also caught 12 passes for 135 yards and one touchdown … registered nine 100-yard games and two 200-yard efforts … helped Katy to a 15-1 overall record, including a 7-0 district mark and championship, and an appearance in the 5A Division II title game, losing to Cedar Hill by 10 points in 2013 … helped Katy to a 16-0 record and a 5A Division II State Championship in 2012 … also played basketball and competed in track and field (100m, 200m, 4x200m) at Katy.

TEXASSPORTS.COM 41 PLAYERS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS ROACH’S CAREER STATISTICS #32 • MALCOLM ROACH DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR 2016 12/5 33 (25) 3.0-24 8.0-41 0 0-0 0 0 0 6-3 • 270 • SO-1L Career 12/5 33 (25) 3.0-24 8.0-41 0 0-0 0 0 0 BATON ROUGE, LA. CAREER HIGHS: MADISON PREP Tackles: 7, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (5-2) Sacks: 1.0, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (1-0); UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0); at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1-0) DE Tackles for loss: 3.0, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (3-0)

A second-year defensive end who has played in all 12 career games with five starts ... named preseason All-Big 12 by Athlon Sports in 2017 ... was named honorable mention as Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year in 2016 ... was a four-time all-state selection ... participated in the #72 • ELIJAH RODRIGUEZ 2016 Offense-Defense All-American Bowl. 6-6 • 305 • JR-2L FRESHMAN (2016) Played in 12 games and made five starts (Oklahoma State, Kansas State, Texas Tech, Kansas, TCU) HOUSTON, TEXAS ... made 33 tackles (25 solo) ... had 8.0 tackles for loss (T-10 UT freshman single season) ... added 3.0 sacks ... garnered honorable mention for Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year ... played in CYPRESS CREEK the season opener against No. 10 Notre Dame ... recorded his first career sack against UTEP in a 41-7 victory during week two ... registered four total tackles in that victory ... had a sack for a OL second straight game at California ... totaled three tackles in the loss ... started the first game of his career in a loss at Oklahoma State ... totaled three solo sacks in the game ... recorded six total tackles against OU, 4 solo and 2 assists ... started in the game against Kansas State and had three A fourth-year offensive lineman who has played in 19 games with three career starts … four-time total tackles, two solo and one assist ... also had one tackle for a loss of two yards ... had one member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2014; spring 2015; spring 2016; spring 2017) solo tackle against Baylor ... had one tackle assist against Texas Tech ... registered a career-high … ranked among the top offensive tackles in the nation coming out of high school. seven tackles against No. 11/10 West Virginia ... also had a career-high three tackles for loss ... registered his third sack of the season, moving into a tie for 10th all-time among UT freshmen ... SOPHOMORE (2016) had two solo tackles after starting against Kansas ... also had one tackle for a loss of three yards Played in all 12 games and made three starts (UTEP, West Virginia, Kansas) ... led the way for ... had three solo tackles and a tackle for loss against TCU ... his eight TFL are tied for eighth-most D’Onta Foreman’s 11th straight 100-yard game in just his second career start ... offense totaled all-time among freshmen at UT. 536 yards against No. 11/10 West Virginia, breaking the school record with their seventh game of 500 yards or more ... paved the way for D’Onta Foreman’s third 250-yard game at Kansas in HIGH SCHOOL his third start of the season. Coached by father Mike Roach at Madison Prep ... four-time all-state selection … selected to participate in the 2016 Offense-Defense All-American Bowl … named first-team 2A All-State REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) as a linebacker by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association and first-team composite by the Played in seven games on offense and special teams (four games) … saw action against Louisiana Football Coaches Association in 2015 … selected as the Baton Rouge Advocate All- Rice, TCU, Oklahoma, Kansas State, Kansas, West Virginia and Texas Tech … helped block for a Metro Outstanding Defensive Player, and Small School MVP … listed No. 35 in the New Orleans rushing attack that ranked 18th in the nation and third in the Big 12 with 224.8 yards per game, Times-Picayune Nifty 50 … rated No. 392 nationally (No. 28 SDE) and No. 28 overall in Texas by including 263.0 ypg in the last seven … the offense also ranked 26th in the nation in red zone 247Sports … ranked No. 42 WDE nationally and No. 34 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. efficiency (.882) … part of an offense that was just the fourth at Texas since 1950 to record three 77 DE nationally and No. 41 overall in Texas by ESPN … recorded 143 tackles, 14.5 sacks, 12 games with six rushing TDs in a season … helped the offense rush for an Oklahoma opponent additional tackles for loss, two interceptions, five forced fumbles, five pass breakups, 20 hurries season-high of 313 yards and was part of a line that earned team offensive MVP honors for and two blocked punts as a senior … led a defense that allowed just 10.8 points per game and the game … helped the offense rush for 274 yards and three TDs against Kansas State, while held opponents to a touchdown or less five times with two shutouts … helped Madison to allowing just one sack … helped the offense to matching 299-yard rushing and passing marks a undefeated regular season, an 11-1 overall record, including a 5-0 district mark for the first for 598 yards total with six rushing TDs against Kansas, while allowing just one sack … helped district title in school history, and an appearance in the Division III state quarterfinals that ended the offense post 277 rushing yards at West Virginia … helped the offense record 403 yards and in a one-point loss … named first-team 1A All-State as a defensive lineman by the Louisiana six TDs on the ground versus Texas Tech, marking just the seventh 400-yard rushing game by Sports Writers Association, and honorable mention by the Louisiana Football Coaches Association Texas since 1980. in 2014 … selected to the Baton Rouge Advocate All-Metro team … also chosen NOLA.com All- Baton Rough Small Schools Defensive Player of the Year … registered 134 tackles, 20 sacks, 27 FRESHMAN (2014) tackles for loss, nine pass breakups seven forced fumbles and three defensive touchdowns as a Redshirted. junior … also caught 15 passes for 214 yards as a tight end … part of a defense that allowed only 16.9 points per game including five shutouts … helped lead the defense to shutouts in HIGH SCHOOL five of their fist six games … helped Madison to a 10-5 overall record and an appearance in the Coached by Greg McCaig at Cypress Creek High School … three-year starter on the offensive Division IV semifinal playoffs … named first-team 1A All-State as a defensive lineman by the line … named first-team All-District 17-5A in 2013 … chosen to the Houston Chronicle’s Top Louisiana Sports Writers Association in 2013 … attended Southern University Labratory High 100 (Houston area) … ranked the No. 55 offensive tackle in the nation by ESPN … No. 116 School as a freshman … named honorable mention 1A All-State as an offensive lineman by the OT nationally by Scout … No. 118 OT nationally and No. 176 player in Texas by 247Sports … Louisiana Sports Writers Association … also competed in shot put and discus in high school. anchored an offensive line that helped Cypress Creek average 24.5 points per game as a senior … the Cougars totaled 3,382 yards of offense, including 1,888 rushing and 1,494 passing, PERSONAL while producing a 1,000-yard rusher who averaged 6.4 yards per carry … opened the season Son of Nancy and Mike Roach ... has one brother, Mike Jr. ... father was an All-American with four consecutive wins while averaging 38.5 points per game ... selected second-team All- linebacker at Southern University ... brother was an All-Conference safety at Grambling State ... District 17-5A in 2012 … part of an offense that averaged 29.9 points per game, including four volunteers his time with the Boy Scouts in Baton Rouge when home ... was born in Baton Rouge outings scoring 39 or more points as a junior … helped Cypress Creek to a 6-4 record in 2012. ... can sing and play the piano. PERSONAL Parents are Nicolas and Devra Rodriguez … has five siblings, Nicolas, Joshua, Daniel, Grace and Josiah … Daniel was an offensive lineman for the Longhorns during the 2014 season … grandfather, Arved White, was an offensive tackle at UT in 1958 … his mother, grandparents, uncles and aunts all attended UT … interested in majoring in communication … four-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

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week one ... Texas had 517 yards of total offense in that game ... Horns once again scored over 40 #49 • JOSHUA ROWLAND points in a 41-7 win over UTEP in week two ... paved the way for the offense to register a season- high 567 yards on 90 plays in a week three loss at Cal ... rushing attack totaled 307 yards and four touchdowns ... each running back went over 100 yards in the game ... passing attack had 261 5-11 • 200 • JR-TR yards and a score ... helped the offense to match their season high with 568 yards at Oklahoma State ... also paved the way to a season-best 329 yards rushing ... UT had two backs over 100 MADISON, MISS. yards on the ground for the second straight game ... started against Oklahoma and helped the MADISON CENTRAL/ offense to 425 total yards and 40 points ... started against Iowa State before suffering an injury and missing the second half ... offense accrued 548 total yards in 35-34 win over No. 8 Baylor ... MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST CC passed for 291 yards and rushed for 257 ... in a 45-37 road victory at Texas Tech, paved the way K for the offense to record 658 yards, the sixth-most in a single-game in school history ... led the way to 414 rushing yards, including 341 (third-most in school history) by running back D’Onta Foreman ... helped Foreman average 10.3 yards per carry and UT to average 8.3 yards per carry A first-year transfer kicker from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College ... was named second- as a team ... led the way for D’Onta Foreman’s 11th straight 100-yard game ... offense totaled team NJCAA All-American in 2015 and was also a two-time All-Region selection ... a member of the 536 yards against No. 11/10 West Virginia, breaking the school record with their seventh game Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2017). of 500 yards or more ... did not play against Kansas or TCU.

PRIOR TO TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL Transfer from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (MGCCC) … a second-team National Coached by Bob Shipley at Belton High School … a two-time all-state honoree and four-year Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-American in 2015 and two-time All-Region starter … named first-team 6A All-State by the Associated Press and second-team by the Texas selection … a two-time All-Mississippi Association of Community & Junior Colleges (MACJC) Sports Writers Association in 2015 … chosen honorable mention 6A Academic All-State … South Division honoree … rated the No. 1 junior college kicker by 247Sports … ranked the tabbed unanimous first-team All-District 12-6A … selected to the 2015 Super Team and as one No. 2 junior college kicker by ESPN … tabbed first-team NJCAA All-Region 23 and All-MACJC of “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … named to first-team Super CenTex South Division as a sophomore … made 9-of-12 FGs and 32-of-33 PATs in 2016 … converted by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 33 OG nationally and No. 6 OG in Texas by Scout … ranked a season-high six PATs at Mississippi Delta Community College … earned back-to-back MACJC No. 34 OG nationally and No. 89 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. 45 OG nationally and Special Teams Player of the Week honors … registered his junior college career high with 17 No. 97 overall in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. 52 OG nationally and No. 128 overall in Texas points on 4-of-4 FGs, including his JC long of 44 yards, and 5-of-5 PATs at Southwest Mississippi by 247Sports … graded out at 98 percent with 134 knockdown blocks and 87 pancakes as a Community College to earn NJCAA Special Teams Player of the Week … followed the next senior … part of an offense that averaged 40.9 points, 442.6 total yards and 284.4 rushing week with 12 points, making all three FGs and all three PATs against Pearl River Community yards per game … helped the offense post six games of 45 points or more and four games of College for his second MACJC weekly honor … helped MGCCC to a 5-5 record and MACJC playoff 500 yards or more … helped Belton to an appearance in the 6A Division I bidistrict playoffs, appearance … named NJCAA All-American Second Team as a freshman ... selected first-team falling by one point to Rowlett in 2015 … named 2015 preseason first-team Super Team by All-Region 23 and All-MACJC South Division … connected on 16-of-19 FGs and 44-of-44 PATs Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … selected honorable mention 6A All-State by the Associated in 2015 … scored at least four points in every game … made his college debut and scored 16 Press and Texas Sports Writers Association in 2014 … tabbed unanimous first-team All-District points, making 4-of-5 FGs and four PATs in a 40-23 win over Northeast Mississippi Community 12-6A … chosen second-team Super Centex and ranked the No. 3 recruit on the Centex 25 by College … notched 12 points, hitting all three FG attempts and all three PATs versus East Central the Waco Tribune … earned academic all-district honors … part of an offense that recorded Community College … recorded 13 points on a perfect 3-of-3 on FGs, including his season long 362.5 total yards, including 188.4 rushing yards and 174.1 passing yards per game as junior of 42 yards, and 4-of-4 PATs against Jones County Junior College … delivered his junior college … helped Belton to a 6-6 overall record and an appearance in the 6A Division I area playoffs in career-high seven PATs versus Itawamba Community College … helped MGCCC to an 8-3 record 2014 … part of an offense that averaged 434.0 total yards, 218.4 rushing yards, 215.6 passing and an appearance in the MACJC Championship in 2015 … played in high school at Madison yards and 30.9 points per game as a sophomore … part of an offense that averaged 31.6 points Central (Miss.) where he also kicked off … named second-team MHSAA Class 6A All-State by the and 390.3 yards per game as a freshman … helped Belton to a 6-4 record in 2012 … made the Mississippi Association of Coaches … helped Madison Central to a 6-5 record in 2014 … also honor roll as a freshman and sophomore … competed in powerlifting through junior year in played soccer in high school … played for three straight Class 6A state championships and was high school, and track and field (shot put and discus) as a freshman and sophomore. named honorable mention Clarion-Ledger Best of MSPreps All-State ... also lettered in bowling and soccer in high school. PERSONAL Born in Columbus, Ohio … competed in the Junior Olympic prelims in swimming as an 8-year- PERSONAL old … began playing football at age 9 … father, Lyle, played offensive guard at the University of Son of Roger and Ann Rowland ... has one sister, Hannah ... born Nov. 6, 1996 in Jackson, Miss. Central Florida (1982) … lived in Ohio until age 8, Washington state until age 11, and Germany until age 13 before moving to Texas … enjoys golf, and learned to ski in the German and Italian Alps. #56 • ZACH SHACKELFORD 6-4 • 305 • SO-1L BELTON, TEXAS BELTON OL

A second-year offensive lineman who has played in and started nine games in his career ... enrolled at Texas in January 2016 ... named to the Rimington Trophy Spring Watch List in 2017 ... also honored on the preseason All-Big 12 teams by Athlon Sports in 2017 ... named FWAA Freshman All-America in 2016 ... a two-time all-state honoree … also an academic all-state selection ... named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie team in 2016-17 ... two-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2016; spring 2017).

FRESHMAN (2016) FWAA Freshman All-American ... honorable mention All-Big 12 ... also named to the All-Big 12 underclassmen team by ESPN.com ... started the season opener against Notre Dame ... helped the Longhorns to a 50-47 upset win over No. 10 Fighting Irish in a double-overtime thriller in

TEXASSPORTS.COM 43 PLAYERS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS #79 • GARRETT THOMAS #43 • CAMERON TOWNSEND 6-7 • 310 • SO-SQ 6-1 • 225 • SO-1L MANY, LA. MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS MANY RIDGE POINT OL LB

A third-year offensive lineman who has played in one career game ... redshirted in 2015 after A third-year linebacker who has played in 10 career games ... redshirted in 2015 … member of enrolling in the spring … four-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2015; the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2015) … chosen to play in the 2015 Semper Fidelis All- spring 2016; fall 2016; spring 2017) … ranked the No. 31 OG nationally and No. 22 overall in American Bowl … ranked No. 13 nationally among outside linebackers by Scout. Louisiana by 247Sports in 2014. SOPHOMORE (2016) REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Played in 10 games on special teams ... had two tackles on the season ... made his first career Made his first career appearance against UTEP in a 41-7 Longhorn victory. tackle against Texas Tech.

FRESHMAN (2015) FRESHMAN (2015) Redshirted. Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Jesse Curtis at Many High School ... three-time all-state honoree and three-year Coached by Brett Sniffin at Ridge Point High School … a three-year captain and all-state starter … picked to the All-USA Louisiana Team by USA Today in 2014 … selected first-team honoree … selected to participate in the 2015 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … ranked 2A All-State by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association and the Louisiana Football Coaches in the Greater Houston Top 100 by the Houston Chronicle … one of four finalists for the Greater Association … ranked the No. 31 OG nationally and No. 22 overall in Louisiana by 247Sports Houston High School Rotary Lombardi Award by the Rotary Club of Houston … named second- … rated No. 42 OT nationally and No. 23 overall in Louisiana by ESPN … ranked No. 46 OT team 5A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2014 … chosen first-team All- nationally and No. 17 overall (No. 2 OT) in Louisiana by Scout … rated No. 47 overall (No. 4 OL) District 23-5A … tabbed first-team All-Texas and No. 4 LB in the state by Dave Campbell’s in Louisiana by Rivals … listed No. 20 in the New Orleans Times-Picayune Nifty 50 … recorded Texas Football … rated No. 181 (No. 13 OLB) nationally and No. 30 (No. 2 OLB) in Texas by 126 pancakes and allowed no sacks as a senior … part of an offense that averaged 38.7 points Scout … rated No. 255 (No. 17 OLB) nationally and No. 32 in Texas by ESPN … ranked 17 OLB per game, including nine games of 40 or more … helped lead Many to a 16-0 record and the 2A nationally and No. 40 in Texas by 247Sports … rated No. 21 ILB nationally and No. 71 overall in State Championship in 2014 … selected first-team 2A All-State by the Louisiana Sports Writers Texas by Rivals … placed No. 41 on the Fab 55 by the Austin American-Statesman … recorded Association and the Louisiana Football Coaches Association in 2013 … tabbed second-team 41 tackles, including 3.5 sacks and 10 tackles for loss, along with nine passes defended, one Junior All-America by MaxPreps … part of an offense that averaged 31.6 points per game as a interception and one forced fumble as a senior … part of a defense that posted four shutouts junior … helped the line pave the way for consecutive 40-point performances, including back- and seven games of seven points or fewer, while allowing an average of 10.7 ppg … helped to-back games of 47 points against Delcambre and Springfield … helped lead Many to a 13-2 Ridge Point to a 12-1 record, including a 7-0 district mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division record and an appearance in the 2A state title game in 2013 … selected honorable mention 2A 1 regional playoffs … tabbed first-team All-District 22-4A in 2013 … collected over 40 tackles, All-State by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association in 2012 … part of an offense that averaged four sacks and 15 tackles for loss as a junior … part of a defense that surrendered just 14.6 ppg 34.2 points per game as a sophomore … helped the line pave the way for 74 points against with two shutouts and five games allowing seven points or fewer … helped Ridge Point to a Logansport … helped Many to an 8-5 record and an appearance in the 2A quarterfinals in 2012. 9-3 record, including a 6-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 4A Division 2 area playoffs … tabbed first-team All-District 22-4A in 2012 … collected six sacks as a sophomore. PERSONAL Named to the Louisiana High School Athletic Association All-Academic Football team in 2014 … PERSONAL posted a 4.0 GPA as a senior in high school … captain of the Many Quiz Bowl team … four-time Born in Houston, Texas … parents are Tina and David Townsend … mother is a teacher and member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. participated in track and field at Louisiana-Lafayette … father is an oil and gas consultant … enjoys video games and being around friends … member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2015). TOWNSEND’S CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR 2016 10/0 2 (1) 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Career 10/0 2 (1) 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0

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high with 568 total yards at Oklahoma State ... Longhorns rushed for a season-best 329 ... UT #71 • J.P. URQUIDEZ had two 100-yard rushers for the second straight game for just the third time in school history ... started at left guard against Oklahoma and helped the offense to 425 yards and 40 points ... started against Iowa State in a 27-6 win ... offense totaled 505 yards (296 pass, 209 rush) and 24 6-7 • 290 • FR-RS second-half points for the victory ... at Kansas State, offense recorded 344 total yards ... led the way for D’Onta Foreman’s 11th straight 100-yard game ... offense totaled 536 yards against No. COPPERAS COVE, TEXAS 11/10 West Virginia, breaking the school record with their seventh game of 500 yards or more ... COPPERAS COVE paved the way for D’Onta Foreman’s third 250-yard game on Saturday at Kansas ... helped the offense total 407 yards against TCU in the regular season finale.

OL FRESHMAN (2015) Started the first 10 games at left guard before missing the last two due to injury … named A second-year offensive lineman who redshirted in 2016 ... was an All-American, two-time All- to the ESPN.com True Freshman All-America Team and its All-Big 12 Underclassmen Team … State (Texas and Maryland) and three-time All-District honoree in high school. tabbed honorable mention All-Big 12 by the league’s coaches … played on special teams in nine of 10 games … helped block for a rushing attack that ranked 18th in the nation and third FRESHMAN (2016) in the Big 12 with 224.8 yards per game, including 263.0 ypg in the last seven … the offense Redshirted. also ranked 26th in the nation in red zone efficiency (.882) … part of an offense that was just the fourth at Texas since 1950 to record three games with six rushing TDs in a season … helped HIGH SCHOOL the offense post a season-high 650 total yards with 364 yards passing and 286 yards rushing Coached by Jack Welch at Copperas Cove ... an All-America, two-time all-state (Texas and with six rushing TDs versus Cal … helped the offense rush for an Oklahoma opponent season- Maryland,) and three-time all-district honoree … attended Copperas Cove as a freshman, high of 313 yards and was part of a line that earned team offensive MVP honors for the game sophomore and senior, while attending DeMatha Catholic in Hyattsville, Md., as a junior … … helped the offense rush for 274 yards and three TDs against Kansas State, while allowing just three-year starter who also played along the defensive line as a senior … selected to the 2016 one sack … helped the offense to matching 299-yard rushing and passing marks for 598 yards Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … picked to the All-USA Texas Second Team by USA Today total with six rushing TDs against Kansas, while allowing just one sack … helped the offense in 2015 … named All-Area Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year along with current Texas OL Zach post 277 rushing yards at West Virginia. Shackelford, and to the All-Area Team by the Killeen Daily Herald … named first-team All- District 12-6A … one of five offensive linemen named “Tops in Texas,” and selected honorable HIGH SCHOOL mention Super Team and to “2016 Texas’ Best” by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … placed No. Coached by Steve Lineweaver at Trinity High School ... two-time all-state honoree … named 29 on the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … chosen to the Trib Top 100 in Texas by the first-team 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association, and second-team by the Waco Tribune … ranked No. 124 nationally (No. 9 OT) and No. 24 overall in Texas by Rivals … Associated Press in 2014 … picked to the All-USA Texas Team by USA Today … selected first- rated No. 164 nationally (No. 17 OT) and No. 23 in Texas by ESPN … ranked the No. 30 OT in team All-Area by the Dallas Morning News … picked first-team Super Team by the Fort Worth the nation and the No. 5 OT in Texas by Scout … rated the No. 49 OT in the nation and No. 78 Star-Telegram … tabbed first-team All-District 7-6A … chosen first-team All-Texas and No. overall in Texas by 247Sports … averaged 12 pancakes per game and did not allow a sack as a 2 OL in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … rated No. 90 (No. 6 OG) nationally and senior … part of an offense that averaged 30.3 points per game … helped Copperas Cove to a No. 17 (No. 2 OG) in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 148 (No. 3 OC) nationally and No. 19 in Texas 3-3 district mark and an appearance in the 6A Division 2 bidistrict playoffs in 2015 … tabbed by 247Sports … rated No. 183 (No. 12 OG) nationally and No. 25 overall in Texas by Rivals … second-team preseason 2015 Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … named first- ranked No. 185 (No. 12 OG) nationally and No. 21 in Texas by ESPN … placed No. 19 on the Fab team Private School All-State in Maryland at DeMatha Catholic as a junior in 2014 … chosen 55 by the Austin American-Statesman … recorded 80 knockdown blocks and allowed only one second-team All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) … selected first-team All- sack as a senior … part of an offense that averaged 32.7 points per game and scored over 40 District of Maryland and Virginia (DMV) … tabbed first-team All-Prince George’s County … points in six games … anchored a line that paved the way for over 350 rushing yards per game did not allow a sack as a junior … part of an offense that averaged 31.3 points per game … … helped Trinity to a 12-2 record, including a 5-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A helped DeMatha to a 9-3 overall record, including a 5-1 conference mark, before winning WCAC Division 1 quarterfinals, losing by only three points to eventual champion Allen in 2014 … Championship in the playoffs in 2014 … honorable mention All-District 8-5A, team captain named 2014 preseason second-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … selected and starter as a sophomore at Copperas Cove in 2013 … part of an offense that averaged 44.4 first-team Junior All-America by MaxPreps in 2013 … chosen second-team 5A All-State by the points per game … helped Copperas Cove to a 6-5 record, including a 4-3 district mark, and an Texas Sports Writers Association … named honorable mention 5A All-State by the Associated appearance in the 5A Division I bidistrict playoffs in 2013 … participated in 2012 Eastbay Youth Press … tabbed first-team All-Area by the Dallas Morning News … selected unanimous first- All-American Bowl … named Homecoming King as a senior at Copperas Cove. team All-District 6-5A … allowed just one sack and graded out at a team-high 92 percent, with 88 knockdown blocks as a junior … part of an offense that averaged 39.6 ppg, scoring at least 40 points in each of its last 10 games … anchor of a line that gained 5,281 rushing yards (377.2 ypg) … helped Trinity to an 11-3 record, including a 7-0 district mark, and an appearance in the #77 • PATRICK VAHE 5A Division 1 quarterfinals in 2013 … chosen second-team All-District 6-5A in 2012 … helped the offense average 34.4 ppg, including a 71-point performance against Turner … helped Trinity to a 10-3 record, including a 7-0 district mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division 1 6-4 • 325 • JR-2L regional playoffs in 2012. EULESS, TEXAS PERSONAL TRINITY Son of Patiola and Vai Kosi ... has 10 brothers and two sisters ... brothers are Mico, William, Junior, Nai, Tony, Andrew, Paki, Kapeli, Tolo and Kie ... sisters are Musie and Patiola ... only one in family in college or to ever play in college ... loves to play instruments and sing. OL

A third-year offensive lineman who has played in 22 career games and made 19 starts ... named preseason All-Big 12 by Athlon sports in 2017 ... earned 2015 Freshman All-America and honorable mention All-Big 12 honors … a two-time all-state player in high school … rated as the No. 6 offensive guard in the nation by Rivals.

SOPHOMORE (2016) Played in all 12 games and made nine starts (Notre Dame, UTEP, Cal, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Kansas State, Kansas, TCU) ... helped Longhorns offense to a 50-point, 517-yard output in a week one victory over No. 10 Notre Dame ... Texas scored over 40 points for the second straight week in a 41-7 victory against UTEP in week two ... paved the way for the offense to register a season-high 567 yards on 90 plays in a week three loss at Cal ... rushing attack totaled 307 yards and four touchdowns ... each running back went over 100 yards in the game ... passing attack had 261 yards and a score ... paved the way for the offense to match a season- TEXASSPORTS.COM 45 PLAYERS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS WARREN III’S CAREER STATISTICS #25 • CHRIS WARREN III RECEIVING/RUSHING Year G/GS Rec-Yds YPC TD Long Rush-Yds YPC TD Long 2015 8/2 5-13 2.6 0 9 71-470 6.6 4 91t 6-3 • 250 • JR-2L 2016 4/2 0-0 0.0 0 46 62-366 5.9 3 46 ROCKWALL, TEXAS Career 12/4 5-13 2.6 0 9 133-836 6.3 7 91t ROCKWALL CAREER HIGHS Points scored: 24, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 Touchdowns: 4, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 RB Rush attempts: 28, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 Rush yards: 276, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (25 carries) A third-year running back who has played in 12 games with four career starts … has three career Rush TDs: 4, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 100-yard games ... named preseason All-Big 12 by Athlon Sports in 2017 ... a first-team all-state Long rush: 91, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 performer as a senior in high school … ranked among the top 10 running backs in the nation Receptions: 2, at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015 ; Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 by Scout, 247Sports and ESPN ... member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (spring 2017). Receiving yards: 12, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (2 receptions) Long reception: 9, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 SOPHOMORE (2016) Total offense attempts: 28, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (28 rush,0 pass) Played in the season’s first four games, making two starts (UTEP, Cal) before suffering a season- Total offense yards: 276, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (276 rush,0 pass) ending injury against Oklahoma State ... totaled 62 rushing attempts for 366 yards and three All-purpose yards: 288 [2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 touchdowns ... rushed 14 times for 46 yards in the season-opening 50-47 2ot win against No. Tackles: 1, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1-0) 10 Notre Dame ... started in a week two win over UTEP, rushing 20 times for 95 yards and a touchdown ... totaled 119 yards on 18 carries at California ... also had two touchdowns ... rushed 10 times for 106 yards before suffering an injury at Oklahoma State ... it was his second straight 100-yard performance and the fourth of his career.

FRESHMAN (2015) Played in eight games, starting the last two of the season against Texas Tech and Baylor … finished fourth on the team in rushing with 470 yards, and third in rushing TDs with four … also caught five passes for 13 yards … rushed 18 times for 88 yards in his first six games, but amassed 382 rushing yards and four TDs on 53 carries (7.2 ypc) in the last two … named Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Texas Tech, setting the UT single-game freshman rushing record with 276 yards (No. 6 on the overall UT list), breaking the previous freshman mark by 63 yards (213, Cedric Benson vs. Kansas, 2001) … the 276 yards was the second-highest single-game rushing total in the Big 12 in 2015 and third-highest in the nation … also set the UT single-game freshman record for rushing TDs with four (t-No. 7 overall in UT history) … the four TDs tied the single-game high for the Big 12 during the season … his 91-yard TD run against the Red Raiders marked the longest run by a freshman in UT history (fourth-longest overall in UT history), and tied for the ninth-longest in the country in 2015 (second-longest in the Big 12 behind teammate D’Onta Foreman’s 93-yarder) … followed that with 106 yards on 28 carries to share team offensive MVP honors at Baylor.

HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Rodney Webb at Rockwall High School … An all-state and two-time all-district honoree … selected to participate in the 2015 U.S. Army All-America Bowl … finalist for the 2014 Landry Award, honoring the top high school player in North Texas … named first-team 6A All-State by the Associated Press and Texas Sports Writers Association in 2014 … tabbed Co-Offensive MVP and first-team All-District 11-6A … chosen first-team All-Area by the Dallas Morning News … rated No. 56 (No. 6 RB) nationally and No. 11 (No. 3 RB) in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 80 (No. 8 RB) nationally and No. 13 in Texas by 247Sports … rated No. 159 (No. 15 RB) nationally and No. 15 in Texas by Rivals … ranked No. 102 (No. 9 RB) nationally and No. 14 in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. 4 RB in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … placed No. 15 on the Fab 55 by the Austin American-Statesman … rushed 250 times for 2,329 yards (9.4 ypc) and 34 TDs as senior part of an offense that led 6A Dallas area schools in total offense (548.7 ypg) and scoring (52.8 ppg) … also caught 12 passes for 178 yards and two TDs … helped Rockwall to a 12-1 record, including a 7-0 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division 2 regional playoffs in 2014 … named 2014 preseason second-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … played in only five games as a junior prior to a season-ending injury but averaged 149.4 rushing yards in those games … posted 108 carries for 747 rushing yards (6.9 ypc) and 11 rushing TDs … also caught nine passes for 52 yards … named Offensive Newcomer of the Year in District 12-5A in 2012 … rushed 174 times for 1,059 yards (6.1 ypc) and 13 TDs as a sophomore … also tallied 10 receptions for 100 yards and two TDs.

PERSONAL Born in Seattle, Wash. … moved to Dallas when he was 3 … parents are K’tara Lopez and Chris Warren Jr. … mother is a software engineer … father played 11 seasons in the NFL primarily with the Seattle Seahawks (1990-97) and Dallas Cowboys (1998-2000), and was a three-time Pro Bowler with the Seahawks (1993-95) … has served as a youth football coach … enjoys video games and social debate.

46 PLAYERS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 RETURNING PLAYERS WHEELER’S CAREER STATISTICS #45 • ANTHONY WHEELER DEFENSE Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR 2015 12/2 36 (22) 0-0 1.0-5 0 0-0 1 0 1 6-4 • 310 • JR-2L 2016 11/7 65 (37) 0.5-3 2.5-5 0 0-0 2 2 0 DALLAS, TEXAS Career 23/9 101 (59) 0.5-3 3.5-10 0 0-0 3 2 1 SKYLINE CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 13, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (6-7) Sacks: .5, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (0-1) LB Tackles for loss: 1.0, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (1-0); Kansas State, Oct 24, 2015 (1-0); UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0) A third-year linebacker who has played in 23 career games with nine career starts … three-time Fumbles forced: 2, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll … named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Fumbles recovered: 1, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 Team (2015-16) ... rated as top five inside linebacker nationally in high school by ESPN, Rivals and Pass breakups: 1, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 Scout … a two-time all-state performer and Under Armour All-American.

SOPHOMORE (2016) #94 • GERALD WILBON Played in 11 games and made seven starts (Notre Dame, UTEP, Cal, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Kansas State) ... was the team’s leading tackler with 65 total takedowns (37 solo) ... had 2.5 tackles for loss (0.5 sacks), two pass breakups and two forced fumbles ... started the 6-3 • 320 • SO-1L season-opening win against No. 10 Notre Dame ... totaled five tackles in the victory with a pass ST. ROSE, LA. breakup ... had seven tackles the following week in a week two win over UTEP ... registered a career-best 11 tackles (six solo) in a week three loss at UTEP ... had eight tackles against DESTREHAN Oklahoma State ... recorded 13 total tackles, six solo and seven assits, against OU ... had three solo tackles in the game against Iowa State ... had three solo tackles against Kansas State ... had nine total tackles against Baylor, six solo and three assists ... also had two forced fumbles ... DL had three tackles against West Virginia, two of them being solo ... had one tackle assist against Kansas ... totaled a tackle assist in the ‘Horns regular season finale against TCU. A second-year defensive lineman who has played in nine games ... made his first career start against TCU in 2016 ... was an all-state and all-district honoree in high school ... named to the FRESHMAN (2015) Academic All-Big 12 Rookie team in 2016-17 ... two-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Played in all 12 games on defense and special teams, making starts against Kansas State and Honor Roll (fall 2016; spring 2017). Baylor … recorded 36 tackles (22 solo) with one TFL, one fumble recovery and one pass breakup … tallied three or more tackles in six games … made his first career tackle at Notre Dame … FRESHMAN (2016) registered five tackles versus Oklahoma State … had one tackle at TCU … posted two tackles Totaled four tackles (three solo) in his inaugural campaign ... played in nine games and made versus Oklahoma … notched three tackles, including one TFL against Kansas State … gathered one start (TCU) ... made his first career appearance in 2016 in the season-opener versus No. 10 six tackles at Iowa State … collected three tackles versus Kansas … picked up one tackle at Notre Dame ... recorded one solo tackle against OU ... had three total tackles against Kansas, two West Virginia … set a season high with eight tackles (six solo) against Texas Tech … totaled of them being solo ... made his first career start at nose tackle against TCU. six tackles (four solo), one pass breakup and one fumble recovery that led to a TD drive at Baylor. HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Stephen Robicheaux at Destrehan High School ... an all-state and all-district honoree Coached by Reginald Samples at Skyline High School … two-time all-state honoree … selected who helped Destrehan to a 19-0 regular season record and 25-2 overall mark his last two years to participate in the 2015 Under Armour All-America Game … named first-team 6A All-State … chosen to the All-USA Louisiana Second Team by USA Today in 2015 … named honorable by the Texas Sports Writers Association, and second-team by the Associated Press in 2014 … mention New Orleans All-Metro Large Schools by the Times-Picayune … selected first-team picked to the All-USA Texas Team by USA Today … chosen first-team All-Area by the Dallas All-District 7-5A … listed No. 43 in the New Orleans Times-Picayune Nifty 50 … ranked No. Morning News … tabbed Defensive MVP and first-team All-District 9-6A … tabbed state 25 on the SportsNOLA Top 40 in the New Orleans area … ranked No. 39 DT nationally and No. Defensive Player of the Year, first-team All-Texas and No. 2 LB in the state by Dave Campbell’s 32 overall in Louisiana by ESPN … rated No. 49 DT nationally and No. 40 overall in Louisiana by Texas Football … rated No. 66 (No. 3 ILB) nationally and No. 10 in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. Rivals … ranked No. 54 DT nationally and No. 45 overall in Louisiana by 247Sports … rated No. 76 overall (No. 4 ILB) and No. 10 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. 111 (No. 4 MLB) nationally 70 OG nationally and No. 3 OG in Louisiana by Scout … registered 29 tackles with 5.5 tackles for and No. 22 (No. 1 MLB) in Texas by Scout … ranked No. 136 (No. 10 OLB) nationally and No. loss as a senior … part of a defense that allowed just 23.1 points per game, including two of just 18 in Texas by 247Sports … placed No. 12 on the Fab 55 by the Austin American-Statesman seven points … helped Destrehan to an undefeated regular season, a district championship, an … recorded 137 tackles, including seven sacks and 21 tackles for loss, along with five forced 11-1 overall record and an appearance in the 5A quarterfinals … part of a defense that allowed fumbles and two fumble recoveries as a senior … part of a defense that allowed 19.3 points just 11.5 points per game, including six of seven points or fewer with two shutouts, as a junior per game, including three shutouts … helped Skyline to a 14-1 record, including a 7-0 district … helped Destrehan to an undefeated regular season, a district championship, a 14-1 overall mark, and an appearance in the 2014 6A Division 1 semifinals, losing only to eventual champion record and an appearance in the 5A title game … part of a defense that allowed only 11.0 Allen … named 2014 preseason first-team Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … points per game, including two shutouts and two seven-point games, while allowing seven chosen honorable mention 5A All-State by the Associated Press in 2013 … selected unanimous combined points in its first three playoff games, as a sophomore … helped Destrehan to a 12-2 first-team All-District 9-5A … registered 110 tackles, six sacks, 15 tackles for loss and five forced record, including a 6-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 5A semifinals. fumbles as a junior … part of a defense that allowed just 19.8 points per game, including six games of 14 points or fewer … helped Skyline to an 11-2 overall record, including a 7-0 district WILBON’S CAREER STATISTICS record, and an appearance in the 5A Division 1 regional playoffs in 2013 … tabbed Defensive Newcomer of the Year in District 9-5A in 2012 … part of a defense that allowed 22.1 points per DEFENSE game as a sophomore … helped Skyline to a 12-2 record, including a 7-0 district mark, and Year G/GS TT (Solo) Sacks TFL QBP INT (YDS) PBU FF FR an appearance in the 5A Division 1 quarterfinals, losing to eventual champion Allen, in 2012. 2016 9/1 4 (3) 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Career 9/1 4 (3) 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 PERSONAL Born in Dallas, Texas … mother is Clarissa Ballard and grandmother is Brenda Ballard … a CAREER HIGHS member of the honor roll all four years of high school … used to play the saxophone and Tackles: 3, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (2-1) clarinet.

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helped the offense record 403 yards and six TDs on the ground versus Texas Tech, marking just #55 • CONNOR WILLIAMS the seventh 400-yard rushing game by Texas since 1980. HIGH SCHOOL 6-6 • 320 • JR-2L Coached by Mike DeWitt at Coppell … an all-state and two-time all-district honoree … named second-team 6A All-State by the Associated Press, and honorable mention by the Texas Sports COPPELL, TEXAS Writers Association in 2014 … tabbed honorable mention Academic All-State by the Texas High COPPELL School Coaches Association … selected second-team All-Area by the Dallas Morning News … chosen first-team All-District 7-6A on both the offensive and defensive lines … ranked No. 223 overall and No. 30 overall in Texas by Rivals … rated No. 38 OT nationally and No. 61 overall (No. OL 8 OT) in Texas by Scout … rated No. 65 OT nationally and No. 98 in Texas by ESPN … ranked No. 75 OT nationally and No. 99 in Texas by 247Sports … rated No. 7 OL in the state by Dave A third-year offensive lineman who has played in and started 23 games in his career ... became Campbell’s Texas Football … placed No. 53 on the Fab 55 by the Austin American-Statesman … the starting left tackle as a true freshman ... named preseason All-American by Sporting News and recorded 63 pancakes and graded at 94 percent, while only allowing one sack and committing Athlon Sports in 2017 ... also named Athlon Preseason All-Big 12 ... was a consensus first team one holding penalty as a senior … as a nose tackle, registered 38 tackles, five tackles for loss, All-American in 2016 ... just the fourth sophomore in UT history to receive first-team All-America three sacks, five pressures, five forced fumbles and two passes defended … part of an offense honors (Hub Bechtol, 1944; Russell Erxleben, 1976 and Earl Thomas, 2009 were the others) from that rushed for 4.9 yards per carry and 257.5 yards per game with 28 rushing TDs … also one of the NCAA’s five teams that are used to recognize consensus All-Americans ... earned first protected for 23 passing TDs to just three interceptions … helped Coppell to a 6-5 record and an team All-Big 12 honors by the Associated Press and Big 12 coaches in 2016 ... named an Outland appearance in the 6A Division 1 bidistrict playoffs in 2014 … selected second-team All-District Trophy semifinalist in 2016 ... was an honorable mention All-Big 12 selection in 2015 … two-time 5-5A as a tight end in 2013 … caught three passes for 20 yards and one TD … helped Coppell to member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll … named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie a 9-2 record, including a 5-0 district mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division 1 area playoffs Team (2015-16) ... was an early enrollee in spring 2015 … an all-state performer in high school in 2013 … helped Coppell to an 11-1 record, including a 5-0 district mark, and an appearance rated the No. 38 OT nationally and No. 61 overall (No. 8 OT) in Texas by Scout. in the 5A Division 1 area playoffs in 2012.

SOPHOMORE (2016) PERSONAL Tabbed a consenus first-team All-American ... named first-team All-America by CBS Sports, Brother, Dalton, who is now a graduate assistant coach at West Virginia, was a quarterback Football Writers Association of America, Phil Steele, Walter Camp Football Foundation and USA at Stephen F. Austin (2008-11) and Akron (2012) … sister, Morgan, graduated from Texas in Today … just the fourth sophomore in UT history to receive first-team All-America honors (Hub 2013 … participated in a cleanup project following floods in Wimberley in 2015 … two-time Bechtol, 1944; Russell Erxleben, 1976 and Earl Thomas, 2009 were the others) from one of the member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (fall 2015; spring 2016). NCAA’s five teams that are used to recognize consensus All-Americans … earned second-team All-America honors from The Associated Press, FOX Sports, Sports Illustrated and Sporting News … recognized by ESPN.com on the All-Big 12 underclassmen team ... named first team All-Big 12 at offensive tackle by the Associated Press, Phil Steele and Big 12 coaches ... also named first team All-Big 12 by ESPN.com ... earned honorable mention for Offensive Lineman of the Year ... started at left tackle in 11 of 12 games ... helped Longhorns to 517 total yards and 50 points in a season-opening win over No. 10 Notre Dame ... the 500 yards of offense marked the first time since 2011 a Texas team has eclipsed 500 yards against a ranked opponent ... had his streak of 13 consecutive starts snapped against UTEP, a game he missed to nurse an injury ... was back on the field to start at California ... Longhorns registered a season-high 568 yards on 90 plays in the loss ... rushing attack totaled 307 yards and four touchdowns ... each running back went over 100 yards in the game ... passing attack had 261 yards and a score ... paved the way for the offense to match a season-high with 568 total yards at Oklahoma State ... Longhorns rushed for a season- best 329 ... UT had two 100-yard rushers for the second straight game for just the third time in school history ... started at left tackle in the Red River Showdown against Oklahoma ... helped the offense to 245 passing yards and 180 rushing yards ... offense scored 40 points for the fourth time in five games ... started at left tackle against Iowa State ... offense totaled 505 yards (296 pass, 209 rush) and 24 second-half points for the victory ... at Kansas State, offense recorded 344 total yards ... offense accrued 548 total yards in 35-34 win over No. 8 Baylor ... passed for 291 yards and rushed for 257 ... in a 45-37 road victory at Texas Tech, paved the way for the offense to record 658 yards, the sixth-most in a single-game in school history ... led the way to 414 rushing yards, including 341 (third-most in school history) by running back D’Onta Foreman ... helped Foreman average 10.3 yards per carry and UT to average 8.3 yards per carry as a team ... led the way for D’Onta Foreman’s 11th straight 100-yard game ... offense totaled 536 yards against No. 11/10 West Virginia, breaking the school record with their seventh game of 500 yards or more ... paved the way for D’Onta Foreman’s third 250-yard game on Saturday at Kansas ... helped the offense total 407 yards against TCU in the regular season finale.

FRESHMAN (2015) Named first-team freshman All-America by the Football Writers Association of America, USA Today and ESPN.com … honorable mention All-Big 12 selection by the league’s coaches … started all 12 games at left tackle … combined with OG Patrick Vahe to make Texas the only school in the nation to start two true freshmen on the offensive line … helped block for a rushing attack that ranked 18th in the nation and third in the Big 12 with 224.8 yards per game, including 263.0 ypg in the last seven … the offense also ranked 26th in the nation in red zone efficiency (.882) … part of an offense that was just the fourth at Texas since 1950 to record three games with six rushing TDs in a season … helped the offense post a season-high 650 total yards with 364 yards passing and 286 yards rushing with six rushing TDs versus Cal … helped the offense rush for an Oklahoma opponent season-high of 313 yards and was part of a line that earned team offensive MVP honors for the game … helped the offense rush for 274 yards and three TDs against Kansas State, while allowing just one sack … helped the offense to matching 299-yard rushing and passing marks for 598 yards total with six rushing TDs against Kansas, while allowing just one sack … helped the offense post 277 rushing yards at West Virginia …

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#69 • AUSTIN ALLSUP #33 • TREVOR CARR #18 • JOSH COVEY 6-3 • 300 • JR-SQ 6-1 • 210 • SO-SQ 6-1 • 200 • SO-SQ AUSTIN, TEXAS TYLER, TEXAS GEORGETOWN, TEXAS LORENA LEE EAST VIEW OL DB QB

#28 • JARMARQUIS DURST #89 • CHRIS FEHR #36 • ERIC GONZALEZ 6-1 • 205 • JR-RS 6-3 • 240 • JR-SQ 5-9 • 200 • SO-SQ CONROE, TEXAS AUSTIN, TEXAS WESLACO, TEXAS OAK RIDGE/ MCNEIL WESLACO B TARLETON STATE DB TE WR

#54 • GARRETT GRAF #40 • TRENTON HAFLEY #42 • JAY HARPER 6-2 • 300 • SR-SQ 5-10 • 195 • JR-SQ 6-1 • 235 • JR-SQ GRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS HOUSTON, TEXAS SOUTH GRAND PRAIRIE BURNEY STRATFORD OL RB LB

#53 • JAK HOLBROOK #31 • KYLE HRNCIR #85 • PHILLIP MOELLER 5-11 • 210 • JR-SQ 6-2 • 220 • SO-SQ 6-1 • 185 • JR-SQ AUSTIN, TEXAS SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS PLANO, TEXAS MCCALLUM JOHNSON PLANO R DS LB WR

#45 • CHRIS NAGGAR #39 • EDWARD PEQUENO #39 • MICHAEL DAVID POUJOL 6-1 • 195 • FR-RS 6-1 • 235 • SO-SQ 6-4 • 215 • FR-RS ARLINGTON, TEXAS MCALLEN, TEXAS HOUSTON, TEXAS ARLINGTON MCALLEN MEMORIAL K LBB DS

#23 • JORDAN STRICKLAND #43 • ROBERT WILLIS #82 • MICHAEL WILSON 5-10 • 175 • JR-SQ 6-4 • 250 • SR-SQ 6-4 • 235 • JR-SQ AURORA, COLO. DRIPPING SPRINGS, TEXAS ARLINGTON, TEXAS CHEROKEE TRAIL DRIPPING SPRINGS MARTIN B DB TEE TE

#26 • TIM YODER 5-10 • 195 • JR-SQ PLANO, TEXAS PLANO RB

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2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 SIGNING CLASS MARQEZ BIMAGE KOBE BOYCE 6-2 • 230 • FR-HS 6-0 • 165 • FR-HS BRENHAM, TEXAS CORINTH, TEXAS BRENHAM LAKE DALLAS

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Will be a first-year linebacker for the Longhorns who was named All-State in high school ... was Will be a first-year defensive back for the Longhorns who was an All-American in high school ... a three-time all-district honoree and was named District 20-5A Co-Defensive Player of the Year was a two-time All-District defensive back and played in the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl as a senior. following his senior season.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Glen West at Brenham ... an all-state and three-time all-district linebacker from Coached by Michael Young at Lake Dallas ... an All-America and two-time all-district defensive Brenham High School … participated in Nike’s The Opening Houston Regional before his senior back for Lake Dallas … played in the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl following his senior season … named District 20-5A Co-Defensive Player of the Year as a senior … was also named season … participated in Nike’s The Opening … named to Dave Campbell’s Texas Football 5A Honorable Mention All-State at defensive line by the Associated Press and Texas Sports 2016 Super Team … was a unanimous first-team All-District 14-5A selection … ranked by Writers Association ... … a member of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football 2016 Super Team … Rivals as the No. 45 CB nationally and the No. 74 player in the state of Texas … 247Sports rates ranked as the No. 44 player (No. 27 OLB nationally) in Texas by Rivals … rated as the No. 73 him as the No. 53 CB in the country and No. 64 player in Texas … ESPN lists him as the No. player in the state (No. 33 WDE nationally) by 247Sports … ESPN ranks him as the No. 115 50 CB nationally and the No. 86 player in Texas … Scout lists him as the No. 52 CB nationally (No. 47 OLB nationally) player in Texas … ranked by Scout as the No. 31 OLB nationally and and the No. 6 CB in Texas … recognized on the Waco Tribune Top 100 … also on the Dallas the No. 5 OLB in Texas … member of the Waco Tribune’s Top 100 … helped the Cubs to an Morning News Top 100 … totaled 36 tackles and three tackles for loss on the season … also 8-4 overall record and 5-2 district record to finish as runner up in District 20-5A … totaled 57 added one interception, a forced fumble and registered a blocked kick … offensively he totaled tackles, 19.5 tackles for loss and nine sacks … also had 14 quarterback hurries … rushed 30 four receptions for 136 yards and a score … was a second team selection on DCTF’s preseason times for 118 yards and five touchdowns … added five receptions for 133 yards and two scores Super Team at cornerback … had six tackles and a tackle for loss in a season-opening loss to … added a fumble recovery, two forced fumbles and also blocked two field goals … had six Denton … also had 56 all-purpose yards … had one tackle and 55 all-purpose yards to go tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss in a season-opening, 39-6 victory over Westside … defeated along with an interception and a touchdown in a 21-9 win over Centennial … had five tackles Elgin 21-20 and had five tackles, including one for loss and a rushing touchdown in the victory and 107 all-purpose yards in a 59-40 road loss to Prestonwood Christian … had two tackles, a … had seven tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss in a 45-27 loss to Episcopal … totaled eight pass deflection and a 26-yard receiving touchdown in a 41-10 win at Newman Smith … forced tackles with one tackle for loss in a 27-23, come-from-behind win over Magnolia West … a fumble and blocked a field goal in a 48-27 victory against Turner … totaled two tackles had five tackles and two rushing touchdowns in a 42-25 victory at Waller … registered eight against McKinney North … once again had two tackles against The Colony … had three tackles tackles in a 31-28 win at Tomball Memorial … had eight tackles and a season-high 53 rushing and a tackle for loss in a 42-14 win at Creekview … registered five tackles against Little Elm yards in a 43-35 win against Tomball … totaled six tackles, including 1.5 tackles for loss, in a … recorded a season-best eight tackles and a tackle for loss, to go along with an interception, 50-43 setback at Willis … had four tackles, two tackles for loss and a rushing touchdown in the in the Falcons’ 28-24 win in the season-finale against Prosper … was named first-team All- Cubs’ 47-31 win over Huntsville … had one rushing and one receiving touchdown in a 28-21 District 6-5A as a junior … helped the Falcons to a 12-3 record with an appearance in the 5A loss at Magnolia … began the 5A Division II UIL State Championships with a 31-28 win over Division II state semifinals … Lake Dallas went 6-0 in the district … totaled 40 tackles, two Georgetown … saw his season come to a close with a round two loss to A&M Consolidated interceptions and eight pass breakups … played at the Shelton School in Dallas during his first … was named first-team All-District 19-5A as a junior … totaled 71 tackles, 15.5 tackles for two seasons in high school. loss and six sacks … helped Brenham become a Division II bidistrict finalist … rushed just 10 times, but had three touchdowns on the ground … was named second-team All-District 19-5A as a sophomore in 2014.

52 SIGNING CLASS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 SIGNING CLASS CADE BREWER JAMARI CHISHOLM 6-3 • 210 • FR-HS 6-4 • 300 • JR-TR AUSTIN, TEXAS VALDOSTA, GA. LAKE TRAVIS VALDOSTA NE OKLAHOMA A&M TE DL

Set to be a first-year tight end for the Longhorns who was an All-State performer at nearby Lake Will be a first-year defensive lineman for the Longhorns who is a transfer from Northeastern Travis HS ... was twice named All-District and led the Cavaliers to the 6A-D1 state championship Oklahoma A&M College ... was an all-conference player. as a senior. PRIOR TO TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Clay Patterson at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M and Rance Gillespie at Valdosta High Coached by Hank Carter at Lake Travis ... an all-state and two-time all-district tight end at Lake School ... Transfer from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College … an all-conference defensive Travis High School … had 115 catches for 1,664 yards and 29 touchdowns in his final two lineman … 247Sports ranks him as the No. 162 (No. 22 DT) player in the country … rated No. seasons … was a unanimous first-team All-District 25-6A H-back … also named All-Centex 23 at his position by ESPN … named honorable mention All-Southwest Junior College Football … led Lake Travis to the 6A Division I state championship … named first-team 6A All-State by Conference (SJCFC) as a sophomore … played in 10 games in 2016 and totaled 57 tackles (26 the Texas Sports Writers Association at tight end ... ranked as the No. 166 player in the state of solo) … registered 8.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks … also recovered four fumbles … helped Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 8 at tight end and No. 79 in Texas by ESPN … ranked as the his team to a fourth-place finish in the SJCFC with a 4-3 record … totaled eight tackles, two for No. 43 tight end nationally and No. 5 in Texas by Scout … caught a team-high 64 passes and a loss, and one-half sack as a freshman in 2015 … recorded 35 tackles and three tackles for loss 14 touchdowns … totaled 851 receiving yards … caught one pass for 21 yards in the season- as a senior at Valdosta (Ga.) as his Wildcats went 9-2 overall and 4-1 in the region … defense opening 35-28 loss to Judson, Lake Travis’ lone loss of the season … caught 10 passes for 122 allowed just 13.6 points per game during his senior season. yards and a touchdown in a 59-56 overtime win against Cibolo Steele … had two receptions for six yards and a TD against Dallas Jesuit … caught four passes for 127 yards and a touchdown against Pflugerville Hendrickson … had a rushing touchdown and 113 all-purpose yards in a SAMUEL COSMI win over Hays … had six catches for 109 yards, and both a rushing and receiving touchdown against Westlake … caught seven passes for 47 yards and two scores in a 59-0 victory over Vandergrift … began their playoff run with a 56-7 win over Madison … caught three passes 6-6 • 280 • FR-HS for 81 yards and two touchdowns in the win … had seven receptions for 67 yards in a playoff win over Smithson Valley … caught five passes for 54 yards and a touchdown against Los HUMBLE, TEXAS Fresnos … totaled six receptions for 78 yards and a touchdown in a playoff win against ATASCOCITA Westlake … caught four passes for a season-high three touchdowns in a state semifinal win over Atascocita … in a 41-13 win over The Woodlands in the state championship, he had seven catches for 79 yards and a touchdown, scoring a 19-yard reception in the third quarter … was OL a first team All-State tight end by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2015 as a junior … named unanimous first-team All-District 14-6A at H-back … caught 51 passes for 813 yards Will be a first-year offensive lineman for the Longhorns who was an All-State performer on the and 15 touchdowns … helped the Cavaliers to a 15-1 finish, with their lone loss coming in the field and garnered Academic All-State honors off the field ... twice named All-District in high school. 6A Division II state championship game against Katy … began his junior season catching three passes for 47 yards and a touchdown against Midway … had four receptions for 77 yards and HIGH SCHOOL a score against Copperas Cove … both receptions went for touchdowns in a win over Hays as Coached by Craig Stump at Atascocita High School ... an all-state and two-time all-district the Cavaliers improved to 3-0 … had just one catch – a touchdown – in a victory against Del honoree … named second-team 6A All-State by the Associated Press in 2016 … chosen Valle the next week … recorded three catches for 39 yards against Lehman … had two catches second-team 6A Academic All-State … earned third team 6A All-State honors by the TSWA ... for 36 yards and a score in a win over Anderson … caught two passes for 51 yards and a score tabbed first-team All-District 21-6A … picked first-team All-Greater Houston and No. 35 in the against Austin … totaled two catches for 41 yards and a score in a win over rival Westlake … Houston Top 100 by the Houston Chronicle … rated No. 97 OT nationally and No. 158 overall in caught a season-best 10 passes for 111 yards and two touchdowns in a triumph over Bowie the Texas by ESPN… ranked the No. 101 OT nationally and No. 13 OT in Texas by Scout … rated the following week … had two catches for 21 yards in the regular season finale against Akins … No. 135 OT nationally and No. 193 overall in Texas by 247 Sports … recorded 66 pancake blocks, entered the playoffs at 10-0 and made quick work of Pflugerville in the first round as he caught 40 knockdowns and no sacks allowed on 445 pass attempts as a senior … graded 90 percent six passes for 67 yards and a score … went over 100 yards again in a round two victory over or above in all 15 games … part of an offense that averaged 40 points per game, including a Westfield, catching four passes for 107 yards and a touchdown … rushed for a touchdown and four-game stretch averaging 66.0 points per game with two performances of 70-plus points … had three receptions for 46 yards to advance past Midway … had a season-best 117 receiving helped the offense average 446 total yards per game, including 274 passing and 172 rushing … yards on four receptions, and added a touchdown, in a playoff victory at Rockwall … totaled helped Atascocita to a 79-19 win over Sterling and a 78-0 win over Goose Creek Memorial … three receptions for 13 yards and a TD to advance past Mansfield in the state semifinals … aided the offense in eight games of 500 or more yards of total offense … helped produce 548 recorded seven kick return yards in a 34-7 loss in the 6A Division II state championship game total yards (286p/262r) against La Porte … aided the offense in 535 total yards (242p/293r) against Katy at Houston’s NRG Stadium. against Channelview … helped record 588 total yards (317p/271r) against Sterling … helped tally 528 total yards (163p/365r) against King … helped post 566 total yards (401p/165r) against Goose Creek Memorial … helped register a season-high 632 total yards (445p/187r) against Deer Park … helped notch 509 total yards (366p/143r) against North Shore … helped Atascocita to a 13-2 overall record, including a 6-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division I semifinal playoffs in 2016 … selected first-team All-District 16-6A in 2015 … posted 56 pancake blocks, 31 knockdowns and only two sacks allowed on 476 pass attempts as a junior … graded 85 percent or above in all 14 games … part of an offense that averaged 44 points per game, including four games of 50 or more points and a season-opening 79 points against Clear Falls … part of an offense that averaged 492 yards per game, including eight games of 500 or more yards with three of those contests over 600 yards … helped post 604 total yards (232p/372r) against Oak Ridge … helped set a season high 679 yards (315p/364r) against Conroe … helped record 638 total yards (337p/301r) against Cedar Ridge … helped Atascocita to a 12-2 overall record, including a 5-1 district mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division I quarterfinal playoffs in 2015.

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Set to be a first-year defensive lineman for the Longhorns who was named All-Conference in high Will be a first-year defensive back for the Longhorns who was an All-State selection at Hooks school ... led All-Saints Episcopal to their second straight state title in 2016. ... twice named District MVP and was a four-time All-District honoree ... named District 7-3A co-Offensive MVP as a senior. HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Aaron Beck at All-Saints Episcopal ... an all-conference defensive end at All-Saints HIGH SCHOOL Episcopal … ranked as the No. 201 player in Texas and the No. 78 SDE nationally by 247Sports Coached by Chris Birdwell at Hooks High School ... an all-state selection, two-time district MVP … ESPN ranks him as the No. 167 player in Texas … Scout rates him as the No. 94 DE nationally and four-time all-district honoree … a two-way player as a receiver and safety … chosen and the No. 10 SDE in Texas … a member of the Dallas Morning News Top 100 … helped lead co-Offensive MVP of District 7-3A DII in 2016 … selected first-team all-area … named 3A All-Saints Episcopal to their second straight state title … ranked second on the team with first-team All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association ... tabbed to the 2016 Super Team 72 total tackles as a senior … had seven tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks … added two forced as a wide receiver by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … placed No. 44 in the Austin American- fumbles and three pass breakups … made 13 tackles and had a sack in the season-opener Statesman’s Fab 55 … tabbed in the Top 100 in Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 181 against Prestonwood Christian … followed that up with 10 tackles, a tackle for loss and 0.5 nationally (No. 8 ATH) and No. 24 overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked No. 257 nationally sack against Trinity Christian … had seven tackles in a 27-0 win over Nolan Catholic … totaled (No. 37 WR) and No. 40 overall in Texas by ESPN … rated No. 30 ATH nationally and No. 4 ATH nine tackles and one sack against Kinkaid … had six tackles and one tackle for loss is a 46-26 in Texas by Scout … ranked the No. 38 ATH nationally and No. 49 overall in Texas by Rivals … victory over Episcopal School of Dallas … had two tackles in a win over St. Mark’s … had nine totaled 1,503 yards on offense with 875 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on 74 carries (11.8 tackles and one sack against St. John’s … totaled three solo tackles against Houston Christian ypc) to go along with 628 receiving yards and five touchdowns on 29 receptions (21.7 ypr) as a … had five tackles in a 44-34 win over Episcopal … had eight tackles and one tackle for loss senior … on defense, registered 107 tackles, two interceptions with one for a touchdown, two in a 57-39 win over Bellaire Episcopal in the Southwest Preparatory Conference 4A Football forced fumbles and one fumble recovery … part of an offense that averaged 369.4 yards per Championship … played his first three seasons at Austin St. Andrew’s for head coach Ty Detmer game and 29.5 points per game, including five games of 40 or more, also part of a defense that … started on both offense and defense as a sophomore and junior as a tight end and defensive held opponents to 14 points or fewer four times and to averages of only 97.3 passing yards and end … posted 61 tackles, a team-leading 11.5 sacks, 25 tackles for loss, five forced fumbles 248.8 total yards per game … rushed five times for 93 yards and two touchdowns and blocked and one recovered fumble, while catching 19 passes for 290 yards and three touchdowns as a a PAT against Mount Vernon … caught a 54-yard touchdown pass against Hughes Springs junior … part of an offense that scored 43.4 points per game, including back-to-back contests … helped Hooks to a 6-6 overall record, including a 4-2 district mark, and an appearance in with 55 and 62 points against Lee Academy and Cooper, respectively … part of a defense that the 3A Division II area playoffs in 2016 … named to the 2016 Texarkana Gazette Dream Team held opponents to 10.2 points per game, never allowing more than 14 points and forcing two … named first-team 3A All-State as a defensive back by the Associated Press and honorable shutouts … helped St. Andrew’s to an 8-1 overall record, including a 3-0 district mark in 2015 mention as a defensive back by the Texas Sports Writers Association in 2015 … tabbed … also played linebacker as a sophomore and as a freshman … active in the Chapel Athletic co-MVP of District 7-3A DII … chosen first-team all-area … recorded 1,400 total yards and Council … hopes to major in business at UT. 12 touchdowns, including 28 catches for 490 yards and five touchdowns, and 33 rushes for 400 yards and four touchdowns on offense, along with 69 tackles, six interceptions (three returned for touchdowns) and four pass breakups on defense as a junior … part of an offense that averaged 31.0 points and 208.8 rushing yards per game, and a defense that limited opponents to 10.0 points per game … helped Hooks to a 9-2 overall record, including district title with a 5-0 mark, and an appearance in the 3A Division II bidistrict playoffs in 2015 … selected unanimous first-team All-District 7-3A DII as a wide receiver, along with receiving second-team honors as a kick returner in 2014 … accounted for 17 receptions for 462 yards (27.2 ypr) and five touchdowns, and 26 carries for 194 rushing yards (7.5 ypc) and four toucdowns on offense as a sophomore … notched 51 tackles on interception return for a touchdown, one sack, one forced fumble and two punt returns for touchdowns … helped Hooks to an 8-3 overall record and an appearance in the 3A Division II bidistrict playoffs in 2014 … selected honorable mention All-District 8-2A DI in 2013 … totaled 96 tackles, two interceptions, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble as a freshman … also played baseball in high school ... won the Class 3A Triple Jump in 2017.

54 SIGNING CLASS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 SIGNING CLASS TA’QUON GRAHAM GARY JOHNSON 6-3 • 265 • FR-HS 6-0 • 210 • JR-TR TEMPLE, TEXAS DOUGLAS, ALA. TEMPLE DOUGLAS DODGE CITY CC DL LB

Will be a first-year defensive lineman for the Longhorns who was a high school All-American ... Set to be a first-year linebacker for the Longhorns who is a transfer from Dodge City Community also named All-State and a three-time All-District performer ... played in the Offense-Defense College ... was named All-Region and two-time All-Kansas Jayhawk Community College performer All-American Bowl. at inside linebacker.

HIGH SCHOOL PRIOR TO TEXAS Coached by Scott Steward at Temple High School ... an All-American, all-state and three-time Coached by Gary Thomas at Dodge City CC and Brian Knapp at Douglas High School ... transfer all-district defensive end from Temple … played in the 2016 Offense-Defense All-American from Dodge City Community College (DCCC) … an All-Region and two-time All-Kansas Jayhawk Bowl … named first team 5A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association ... was a Community College (KJCCC) performer at inside linebacker … finished his career with a school- first team All-District 18-5A player at defensive end … also named to the Dave Campbell’s record 215 tackles and also had 11.5 sacks (second in school history) in two seasons … his five Texas Football 2016 Super Team … ranked as the No. 56 player in Texas and the No. 22 WDE career interceptions were third in school history … ranked as the No. 4 JUCO player by Rivals nationally by Rivals … 247Sports rates him as the No. 214 (No. 15 DE) player nationally and … No. 5 (No. 1 ILB) nationally by 247Sports … No. 9 (No. 1 ILB) on the ESPNJC50 … No. 3 in the No. 29 player in Texas … rated by ESPN at No. 146 on the ESPN300 as well as No. 13 at the class by Scout … named first team NJCAA Region VI as a sophomore in 2016 … also earned his position and No. 25 in Texas … rated No. 147 (No. 12 DE) nationally and No. 3 in both first team All-KJCCC … helped Dodge City to a 7-4 overall record and No. 16 ranking in the Texas and the region at his position … ranked No. 12 at his position, No. 3 in Texas and also final NJCAA poll … totaled 82 tackles (52 solo) despite playing in just nine games … had 13 the No. 147-ranked player in the country by Scout … listed at No. 26 on the Austin American- tackles for loss, three sacks, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, an interception, one Statesman’s Fab 55 … No. 1 in the Tribune-Herald’s Centex 25 … DCTF’s Tops in Texas on the pass breakup and three quarterback hurries … had 10 tackles, two tackles for loss and a sack, defensive line … battled injuries throughout the season, but helped his Temple team to an with one forced fumble and an interception in a 45-21 win against Iowa Central … once again appearance in the 5A Division I state championship game … totaled two tackles in each of the had 10 tackles with three tackles for loss, a sack, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery the season’s first two wins against Belton and Round Rock … was back on the field in a win over next week against Ellsworth CC … had a season-high 15 tackles (10 solo) with 2.5 tackles for A&M Consolidated where he had two tackles and a sack … registered two tackles in a win over loss in a 37-32 win at Independence … had eight tackles and a fumble recovery the following Rudder … had five tackles, two tackles for loss and a sack in a three-point win over Waco … week against Iowa Western … totaled 12 tackles and three tackles for loss, including a sack, had three tackles and a sack against College Station … had four tackles, a tackle for loss and against Garden City … totaled 10 tackles, two tackles for loss, a forced fumble and a QB hurry a QB hurry against College Station in the regular-season finale … made a huge impact with against Coffeyville … led the KJCCC and was third nationally with 133 tackles (second in school four sacks in a 24-10 win over Corsicana in the first round of the 5A Division I state playoffs history) as a freshman … was also fifth in the league with 8.5 sacks (fifth in school history) and … totaled six tackles and a sack in a three-point win over Pflugerville Connally … defeated fourth with four interceptions (fifth school history) … totaled four forced fumbles, two fumble Port Arthur Memorial with five tackles, a sack and a QB hurry in the win … totaled five tackles recoveries and three defensive touchdowns … helped Conquistadors to a 9-3 record, including with a sack in a one-point win over Manvel to advance to the state semifinals … registered a 6-1 KJCCC record to be crowned co-champions … had 12 tackles and an interception in the seven tackles in a semifinal win over Foster … despite a loss in the state championship game season opener … had 16 tackles and a fumble recovery against Independence … totaled 10 to Highland Park, managed two tackles, a sack and a quarterback hurry … was named to tackles, a sack and a forced fumble at Fort Scott … recorded 13 tackles at Butler Community DCTF’s preseason Super Team prior to his senior season … named first team All-State by the College … had a career-high 20 tackles with 2.5 tackles in a win over Iowa Central … ended Associated Press Sports Editors as a junior in 2015 … also named first-team All-State by the the season with three straight double-digit tackle performances … had 10 tackles, three Texas Football Writers Association … was named MVP of District 17-5A … totaled 23 tackles tackles for loss and a sack at Coffeyville … was named NJCAA and KJCCC Defensive Player of for loss, 11.5 sacks and forced three fumbles … helped Temple to a 12-2 record, including a 6-0 the Week after 51-26 victory over Highland in which he had 11 tackles, three tackles for loss, district record … was a regional finalist in the 5A Division I playoffs … as a sophomore, was a sack, two forced fumbles and two interceptions … ended the season with 12 tackles and a named District 17-5A Newcomer of the Year … Temple made an appearance in the 5A Division fumble recovery in the Salt City Bowl against Snow College … was a three-sport athlete at I state championship game against Aledo in 2014. Douglas High School … won the 2015 Alabama Class 5A state title in the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.59.

TEXASSPORTS.COM 55 SIGNING CLASS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 SIGNING CLASS DEREK KERSTETTER REESE LEITAO 6-5 • 300 • FR-HS 6-4 • 235 • FR-HS SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS JENKS, OKLA. REAGAN JENKS OL TE

Will be a first-year offensive lineman for the Longhorns who garnered All-America honors out Will be a first-year tight end for the Longhorns who was a two-way player at Jenks ... was an of high school ... was a three-time All-District honoree ... competed in the 2017 U.S. Army All- All-State honoree as a tight end (Tulsa World) and defensive lineman (The Oklahoman) ... was the American Bowl ... also earned Academic All-State honors. District 6A-1 Division 1 Player of the Year as a senior.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Coached by David Wetzel at San Antonio Reagan ... an All-America and three-time all-district Coached by Allan Trimble at Jenks High School ... an all-state honoree who was a two-way honoree … selected to participate in the 2017 U.S. Army All-American Bowl … earned 2017 player at Jenks as a tight end and defensive end … named first-team All-State as a defensive second-team Academic All-State honors … chosen unanimous first-team All-District 26-6A lineman by The Oklahoman and first-team All-State as a tight end by the Tulsa World in and a second-team District Academic All-Star … named to the San Antonio Express-News 6A 2016 … picked to the All-USA Oklahoma First Team as a tight end by USA Today … chosen All-Area Team … chosen to the 2016 Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … tabbed first-team All-World area as a defensive lineman by the Tulsa World … selected District 6A-1 in the Top 100 in Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 410 nationally (No. 27 OG) and No. 52 Division 1 Player of the Year and first-team all-district … ranked the No. 11 TE nationally and overall in Texas by 247Sports … rated the No. 37 OG nationally and No. 7 OG in Texas by Scout No. 4 overall in Oklahoma by Rivals … rated No. 491 nationally (No. 14 TE) and No. 9 overall … ranked the No. 45 OT nationally and No. 59 overall in Texas by Rivals … ranked the No. 82 in Oklahoma by 247Sports … ranked the No. 22 TE nationally and No. 1 TE in Oklahoma by OG nationally and No. 161 overall in Texas by ESPN … part of an offense that averaged 29.1 Scout … rated the No. 28 TE nationally and No. 16 overall in Oklahoma by ESPN … caught points per game, including six games of 30 points or more, and 240 yards rushing per game as 34 passes for 423 yards and four touchdowns on offense, while registering 55 tackles, nine a senior … helped the offense score a season-high 56 points against Lee … helped Reagan to sacks, five pressures, two pass breakups and two fumble recoveries on defense as a senior … a 9-2 overall record, including a district championship with a 6-0 mark, and an appearance in part of an offense that averaged 48.4 points per game, including seven games of 50 or more the 6A Division 1 bisdistrict playoffs in 2016 … selected first-team All-District 26-6A in 2015 and two of 60 or more … part of a seven-game stretch averaging 57.4 points per contest … … tabbed second-team San Antonio Express-News 6A All-Area Team … part of an offense collected two receptions and two sacks against Owasso … caught the winning TD pass with that averaged 44.2 points per game as a junior … helped the offense to a four-game stretch 40 seconds left against eventual 6A Division 2 champion Bixby … caught six passes with one averaging 59.8 points per game, including a season-high 76 against Lee … part of an offense touchdown against Springdale Har-Ber … part of an offense and defense that posted 55-0 that generated 5,085 total yards (462.3 ypg), including 3,055 rushing yards (277.7 ypg) and win against Norman … helped Jenks to an 11-1 overall record, including 10-0 regular season 2,030 passing yards (184.5 ypg) … helped Reagan to a 10-1 overall record, including a district record and a district championship with a 6-0 mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division 1 state championship with a 6-0 mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division 1 bisdistrict playoffs in semifinals in 2016 … pulled in 14 receptions for 308 yards (22.0 ypr) and two touchdowns as 2015 … earned honorable mention All-District 26-6A honors in 2014 … part of an offense a junior … part of an offense that averaged 51.3 points per game and 502.4 total yards per that totaled 5,367 total yards (383.4 ypg), including 3,225 rushing yards (230.4 ypg) and 2,030 game (6,029 yards) … the scoring average included four games of 60 or more points and one passing yards (153.0 ypg) as a sophomore … helped Reagan to a 12-2 overall record, including 70-point contest against Yukon … the total offense included balance of 251.4 rushing yards a district championship with a 6-0 mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division I regional playoffs (3,017 yards) and 251.0 passing yards (3,012 yards) per game … helped Jenks to its fourth in 2014 … father, Devin, was a tight end, and mother, Julie, played volleyball at West Texas consecutive 6A Division 1 state title following an 11-1 record, including a 6-1 district mark in A&M; older brother, Drew, played tight end at the Colorado School of Mines. 2015 … caught 11 passes for 94 yards and three touchdowns as a sophomore in 2014 … part of an offense that averaged 38.4 points and 414.3 total yards per game … helped Jenks to the 6A Division 1 state title following an 11-2 overall record, including a 7-0 district mark in 2014 … played his freshman season at Rock Bridge High School in Columbia, Mo. … father, Dave Leitao, is head men’s basketball coach at DePaul University and played collegiate basketball at Northwestern, while also having served as head coach at the University of Virginia … moved Jenks after his father became an assistant coach at Tulsa University and remained for his senior year after his family moved to Chicago … also played basketball in high school.

56 SIGNING CLASS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 SIGNING CLASS DAMION MILLER JORDAN POUNCEY 6-0 • 190 • FR-HS 6-1 • 190 • FR-HS TYLER, TEXAS WINTER PARK, FLA. JOHN TYLER WINTER PARK

WR WR

Will be a first-year wide receiver for the Longhorns ... was an All-State and three-time All-District Will be a first-year wide receiver for the Longhorns from Winter Park, Fla. ... was an All-State and honoree in high school ... was a unanimous first-team All-District 11-6A as a senior in 2016. All-District performer ... played wideout, running back and also on defense in high school.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Ricklan Holmes at John Tyler High School ... an all-state and three-time all-district Coached by Tim Shifflet at Winter Park High School ... an all-state and all-district player at honoree … totaled over 2,400 all purpose yards and 18 touchdowns in his last two seasons Florida’s Winter Park High School … was an all-purpose player who played at wide receiver, playing offense, defense and special teams … named unanimous first-team All-District 11-6A running back and on defense … ranked as the No. 113 WR nationally and the No. 109 player as a wide receiver in 2016 … chosen to the 2016 Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football in Florida by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 138 player in Florida by ESPN … rated as the No. … placed No. 36 in the Austin American-Statesman’s Fab 55 … tabbed in the Top 30 in Texas 68 WR nationally, No. 28 WR in the south and No. 10 in Florida at the position by Scout … by the Waco Tribune … ranked No. 152 nationally (No. 22 WR) and No. 26 overall in Texas by ranked No. 5 on the Orlando Sentinel’s Central Florida Super60 … named Florida Class 8A first- ESPN … rated No. 154 nationally (No. 22 WR) and No. 6 WR in Texas by Scout … ranked No. team All-State utility player as a senior … named District 11 Player of the Year by the Florida 164 nationally (No. 24 WR) and No. 23 overall in Texas by 247Sports … rated No. 207 nationally Athletic Coaches Association … was named Orlando Sentinel’s Ironman of the Year which goes (No. 36 WR) and No. 29 overall in Texas by Rivals … tallied 41 receptions for 922 yards (22.5 to a standout who plays on more than one side of the ball … compiled 1,520 total yards as ypr) and eight touchdowns on offense, along with 47 tackles, two interceptions, six passes a receiver, rusher, return specialist and defensive back for the district champion Wildcats … defended and one blocked field goal on defense, in addition to 319 kickoff return yards as a rushed 86 times for 768 yards and 12 touchdowns … also caught 31 passes for 431 yards … senior … notched five games of at least 90 yards receiving and eight games of at least four also added 49 tackles, three interceptions and 12 passed defended … began the season with tackles … opened the season with four catches for 133 yards (33.3 ypr) and two touchdowns a 27-26 road loss at Lake Nona, a game in which he had three catches for 68 yards and four against Plano West … secured a 93-yard touchdown reception against Ennis … registered tackles … had six carries for 158 yards and three touchdowns the following week in a 50-14 seven receptions for 90 yards and one touchdown against Longview … posted both a receiving win over West Orange … totaled eight carries for 120 yards and a touchdown against Freedom touchdown and an interception return touchdown (40 yards) against Horn … set season the following week in a win … also had two receptions for 27 yards, four tackles, a 95-yard highs with eight receptions and 159 receiving yards (19.9 ypr), including one touchdown, to kickoff return for a touchdown and a 30-yard punt return in the win … rushed seven times go along with eight tackles and four kickoff returns against Lufkin … helped John Tyler to for 84 yards and a touchdown in a 42-0 win over Colonial … added four tackles … had nine an 11-2 overall record, including a district championship with a 6-1 mark, and an appearance carries for 72 yards and two catches for 25 yards in a loss at Wekiva … helped his team to a 7-0 in the 6A Division II regional playoffs in 2016 … tabbed to the preseason 2016 Super Team shutout win against Timber Creek the following week, totaling three tackles, four pass breakups by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … selected honorable mention 5A All-State by the Texas and 19 yards of offense … had seven catches for 102 yards in a win over University … also had Sports Writers Association as a wide receiver in 2015 … chosen first-team All-District 16-5A … five tackles and a 24-yard kickoff return in the game … scored twice and totaled 86 yards from recorded 41 catches for 912 yards and nine touchdowns on offense, along with 23 tackles, three scrimmage in a road victory at Boone … also had three tackles and an interception … totaled passes defended and one forced fumble on defense, and 166 kickoff return yards as a junior 77 yards in a home loss to Spruce Creek … totaled nine rushes for 41 yards and a score in a … tallied seven games with at least four receptions … posted 12 tackles against Longview win over Olympia … had an interception and three pass breakups in the victory … began the … made five receptions for 177 yards (35.4 ypr) and three touchdowns against Whitehouse FHSAA Class 8A playoffs with a 30-21 victory over Wekiva … had seven rushes for 22 yards and … secured back-to-back 100-yard receiving games with three catches for 102 yards (34.0 a touchdown in the first round … added three receptions for 38 yards … also had six tackles ypr) and one touchdown against Jacksonville, and four catches for 113 yards (28.3 ypr) and and two pass breakups … helped his Wildcats defeat Timber Creek 35-21 in the second round one touchdown against Nacogdoches … set a season high with six receptions, including one of the playoffs … had 10 rushes for 30 yards and a touchdown in the game to go along with touchdown, against Texas … helped John Tyler to an 8-4 overall record, including a district one 39-yard reception … also had a season-high nine tackles, a 22-yard interception return and championship with a 7-0 mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division I area playoffs in 2015 … a 42-yard punt return in the playoff victory … had a huge game in a season-ending 48-31 loss tabbed honorable mention All-District 16-5A as both a wide receiver and defensive back in 2014 to Seminole in which he rushed 10 times for 135 yards and two touchdowns while also catching … helped John Tyler to a 12-3 overall record, including a 6-1 district mark, and an appearance four passes for 35 yards … played in 10 games as a junior and totaled eight touchdowns … in the 5A Division I semifinal playoffs in 2014. recorded 515 yards and 17 receptions with seven scores … added 34 rushing yards on eight attempts and a touchdown … also had 29 tackles, an interception and five pass deflections … registered 101 yards on four kickoff returns … as a sophomore at Montverde Academy, totaled three touchdowns, 34 tackles (20 solo) and an interception for the Eagles who went 7-3 overall … transferred to Winter Park following the 2014 season when Montverde Academy discontinued its football program … ran short sprints and competed in the long jump at Winter Park … made the FHSAA District 4 meet in the 100, long jump and 4x100 … qualified for the state meet in the long jump and 4x100 … second cousin of former Florida Gators and NFL twin brothers Maurkice (Steelers) and Mike (Dolphins) Pouncey.

TEXASSPORTS.COM 57 SIGNING CLASS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 SIGNING CLASS JOSH THOMPSON DANIEL YOUNG 5-11 • 180 • FR-HS 6-0 • 210 • FR-HS NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS HOUSTON, TEXAS NACOGDOCHES WESTFIELD

DB RB

Set to be a first-year defensive back for the Longhorns ... was an All-American in high school, Will be a first-year running back for the Longhorns ... was a two-time All-District honoree in high playing in the 2017 Offense-Defense Bowl ... was an All-State and two-time All-District honoree. school ... also earned distinction on the Academic All-District team.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Coached by Bobby Reyes at Nacogdoches ... an All-America, all-state and two-time all-district Coached by Matt Meekins at Westfield High School ... a two-time all-district honoree … a honoree … selected to participate in the 2017 Offense-Defense Bowl … invited to participate unanimous first-team All-District 16-6A selection in 2016 … tabbed Academic All-District … in Nike’s 2016 The Opening … chosen second-team 5A All-State by the Associated Press in placed No. 23 in the Houston Top 100 by the Houston Chronicle … chosen to the 2016 Super 2016 … named honorable mention All-State by the TSWA ... tabbed unanimous first-team Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football … rated No. 674 nationally (No. 38 RB) and No. 85 All-District 17-5A as a safety and was also honored as the utility player of the year … named overall in Texas by 247Sports … ranked the No. 38 RB nationally and No. 97 overall in Texas by second-team “Tops in Texas,” and chosen to the 2016 Super Team by Dave Campbell’s Texas Rivals … rated the No. 41 RB nationally and No. 7 RB in Texas by Scout … ranked the No. 45 Football … tabbed in the Top 50 in Texas by the Waco Tribune … rated No. 222 nationally (No. RB nationally and No. 89 overall in Texas by ESPN … rushed for 1,290 yards and 19 touchdowns 23 CB) and No. 4 CB in Texas by Scout … ranked the No. 33 CB nationally and No. 45 overall on 176 carries (7.3 ypc) … also caught five passes for 87 yards and two touchdowns … posted in Texas by Rivals … rated the No. 36 CB nationally and No. 63 overall in Texas by ESPN … 128 yards on 20 carries (6.4 ypc) against Trinity … put together a string of three-straight ranked No. 422 nationally (No. 40 CB) and No. 54 overall in Texas by 247Sports … compiled 71 100-yard games in which he totaled 486 yards and six touchdowns on 18 carries (27.0 ypc) tackles, 10 tackles for loss, two interceptions, five pass breakups, two forced fumbles and four … during that he rushed for 118 yards and two touchdowns on four carries (29.5 ypc) against fumble recoveries on defense with 15 receptions for 210 yards and four touchdowns on offense MacArthur, 219 yards and one touchdown on six carries (36.5 ypc) against Nimitz, and 149 as a senior … registered a 95-yards kickoff return touchdown, nine tackles, including three yards and three touchdowns on eight carries (18.6 ypc) against Aldine … registered 90 yards tackles for loss, one forced fumble and one recovered fumble against Kilgore … collected a and three touchdowns on 11 carries (8.2 ypc) against West Brook … helped Westfield to a 10-4 75-yard punt return touchdown, five tackles, including one tackle for loss, and one pass breakup overall record, including a district championship with a 7-0 mark, and an appearance in the against Tyler Lee … totaled 11 tackles, including three tackles for loss, one forced fumble and 6A Division II quarterfinal playoffs in 2016 … chosen first-team All-District 15-5A in 2015 … one recovered fumble against Hallsville … pulled in an interception and recovered a fumble posted 726 rushing yards and eight touchdowns on 123 carries (5.9 ypc) … opened the season against Gilmer … posted 11 tackles, including one tackle for loss, two pass breakups and one with 144 rushing yards on 23 carries (6.3 ypc) against Manvel … scored two touchdowns as fumble recovery against Corsicana … registered six tackles, including one tackle for loss, one part of four carries for 79 yards (19.8 ypc) against Montgomery … totaled 136 rushing yards interception, and two pass breakups against Whitehouse … named to the 2016 Texarkana and one touchdown on 17 carries (8.0 ypc) against Klein Oak … helped Westfield to an 11-2 Gazette Dream Team … chosen first-team All-District 16-5A as a defensive back in 2015 … overall record, including a district championship with a 7-1 mark, and an appearance in the posted 33 tackles, nine pass breakups, one interception and one tackle for loss as a junior … 6A Division II area playoffs in 2015 … played primarily at linebacker as a sophomore with 27 hauled in an interception against Hallsville … notched 10 tackles and three pass breakups tackles, six sacks and two forced fumbles in 2014 … helped Westfield to a 13-2 overall record, against Carthage … collected four tackles and two pass breakups against Lindale … recorded including a district championship with a 7-0 mark, and an appearance in the 6A Division II three tackles and two pass breakups against John Tyler … helped Nacogdoches to a 7-4 overall semifinal playoffs. record, including a 4-3 district mark, and an appearance in the 5A Division II bidistrict playoffs in 2014.

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2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • TOM HERMAN THE HERMAN FILE TOM HERMAN Hometown ______Simi Valley, Calif. College ______Cal Lutheran (1997), Texas (2000) Wife ______Michelle Children ______Priya, TD, Maverick

HERMAN YEAR-BY-YEAR Year __ School ______Record ______Postseason HEAD COACH 2017 _ Texas ______0-0 ______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 2013 _ Ohio State (OC/QBs) ______Orange Bowl head coach at the University of Houston, Tom Herman was named the nation to rank in the top 13 in both categories. 2012 _ Ohio State (OC/QBs) ______the 30th Head Football Coach at The University of Texas on Nov. 2011 _ Iowa State (OC/QBs) ______Pinstripe Bowl 26, 2016. In Herman’s first semester at Houston, the UH Football program 2010 _ Iowa State (OC/QBs) ______set the mark for most hours passed per student-athlete in a 2009 _ Iowa State (OC/QBs) ______Insight Bowl Herman comes to Texas after compiling a 22-4 record in two spring semester with an average of 13.5 hours per student- seasons at Houston, the fourth-best record in the FBS in that athlete. The team recorded its highest semester GPA in the last 2008 _ Rice (OC/QBs) ______Texas Bowl span. His first season as head coach at Texas will mark his 14th four years, and third-highest spring semester GPA in program 2007 _ Rice (OC/QBs) ______spent in the state of Texas out of 20 years coaching on the history, to bolster its cumulative GPA to the second-highest mark 2006 _ Texas State (OC/QBs) ______collegiate level. That includes his time as a graduate assistant at in program history. 2005 _ Texas State (OC/QBs) ______FCS Semifinals UT (1999-2000), where he earned a master’s degree in education. 2004 _ Sam Houston State (ST/WRs) ______FCS Semifinals In 2016, Herman guided his program to a 9-3 record, including 2003 _ Sam Houston State (ST/WRs) ______Following his first season at UH, Herman was named a finalist for wins over No. 3 Oklahoma and No. 3 Louisville. Houston became 2002 _ Sam Houston State (ST/WRs) ______the Eddie Robinson and Bear Bryant Coach of the Year Awards, the first program nationally to defeat two top-five teams. 2001 _ Sam Houston State (ST/WRs) ______FCS Quarterfinals while also being chosen as the Football Writers Association of Herman’s Cougars join Alabama as the only two teams in the 2000 _ Texas (Offensive GA) ______Holiday America’s First-Year Coach of the Year and the American Athletic nation with double-digit wins over two top-10 teams this season. Conference’s Co-Coach of the Year. 1999 _ Texas (Offensive GA) ______Orange Houston ranked as one of the most efficient and disciplined 1998 _ Texas Lutheran (WRs) ______Herman became just the fourth head coach in NCAA history with teams in the country under Herman, as their offense ranked 34th at least 13 wins in a rookie season, joining Chris Petersen (Boise and the defense 15th when he was hired by the Longhorns. CAREER RECORD (2 seasons) ______22-4 (.846) State - 2006), George Woodruff (Penn - 1892) and Walter Camp BOWL RECORD ______1-0 (1.000) (Yale - 1888), and just the fifth head coach in NCAA history to In the regular season, Houston’s offense ranked 15th in third win the first 10 games of his career, joining Petersen, Larry Coker down conversions, sixth in completion percentage, ninth in offense at 511.6 yards per game despite losing Heisman Trophy (Miami - 2001), Woodruff and Camp in accomplishing the feat. first downs and 21st in scoring offense in 2016. Ward, Jr. led the candidate quarterback Braxton Miller prior to the season. With Cougars offense, as he was named a semifinalist for both the freshman J.T. Barrett taking over the reins, Herman molded the He led the Cougars to their first New Year’s Bowl in 30 years, its Davey O’Brien Award and The Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award. quarterback into a formidable leader who finished fifth in the second 13-win season in program history and its 11th conference He finished the regular season with 3,328 passing yards and Heisman Trophy voting and was named a FWAA Freshman All- championship in program history by claiming the inaugural AAC 518 rushing yards. He was 294-of-435 (67.6%) passing, ranking American. Championship. He led all FBS coaches in their first year with a in the top-12 nationally in completion percentage, completions program with 13 wins as Houston finished third nationally with a per game and passing yards. He had 31 total touchdowns in 12 The Buckeyes claimed the 2014 Big Ten Championship with a 92.9 winning percentage at 13-1. games. For his career, Ward is fifth in Houston history with 8,202 59-0 win over Wisconsin as Herman’s offense rolled to 558 total passing yards, 52 touchdown passes and 699 completions. yards with Jones under center after an injury to Barrett in the With a 38-24 win over No. 9 Florida State in the Chick-fil-A Peach regular-season finale. Bowl, Herman joined College Football Hall of Famer Bill Yeoman Defensively, Houston featured the nation’s third-ranked rush as just the second coach in Houston history with a win in one of defense in addition to the nation’s 15th-best defense in total The offense continued to roll in Ohio State’s 42-35 College the New Year’s Six bowls and the second with a bowl victory over yards allowed. The Cougars were third nationally with five Football Playoff semifinal win over Alabama. Facing a defense a top-10 opponent. Houston ended the 2015 season ranked No. defensive touchdowns on the season and allowed just 22.6 points that entered the game ranked fourth nationally in scoring 8 in the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches polls, its highest per game in 12 regular season contests. They also ranked as one defense at 16.6 points per game, Herman’s offense exploded for finish since ranking No. 5 in 1979, and just the sixth time in of the nation’s best in bringing pressure, ranking in the top-20 in 42 points and 537 total yards. The balanced attack yielded 256 program history to finish in the top 10. sacks (13th) and tackles for loss (19th). Freshman DT Ed Oliver, an passing yards and 281 rushing yards. All-American, was sixth nationally with 19.5 tackles for loss. He Houston was one of just two schools nationally to play at least added seven quarterback hurries and led all defensive linemen In the championship game against Oregon, Herman’s offense four ranked opponents in 2015 and remain undefeated in those nationally with his nine pass breakups. LB Steven Taylor, the piled up 538 total yards with 242 through the air and 296 on the contests, while it was one of eight teams nationally with at least Cougars leading tackler, ranked 26th nationally with 8.5 sacks. ground in a 42-20 win. The 42 points marked the most scored on four wins against ranked opponents. Three of those wins came by As a team, Houston finished the regular season with 90 tackles Oregon during the 2014 season. double-digits, the fourth-best total in the nation. for loss and 37 sacks. Herman’s quarterbacks in 2014 ranked second nationally with Under Herman’s leadership, Houston was third nationally with Prior to his arrival at Houston, Herman helped develop record- a team passing efficiency rating of 167.72, while Barrett was seven wins of 21 points or more and had 10 wins by double- setting and explosive offenses in each of his 10 seasons as an second nationally with a rating of 169.8 and sixth nationally with digits. Houston’s lone loss, a 20-17 decision at UConn, came offensive coordinator, including three seasons as offensive an Ohio State record 34 passing touchdowns while also adding 11 without starting quarterback Greg Ward Jr., and most of the coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Ohio State where he touchdowns on the ground for a Big Ten record of 45 touchdowns game without defensive leader Elandon Roberts, who led the won the 2014 Broyles Award as the nation’s top assistant responsible for. The Buckeyes’ offense was sixth nationally with nation with 88 solo tackles. coach. He helped the Buckeyes win the 2015 College Football an average of 6.98 yards per play and second nationally with 46 Championship (following the 2014 season) with third-string plays of 30 yards or longer and 17 plays of 50 yards or longer. Ranking 10th in scoring offense (40.4 points per game) and 21st quarterback Cardale Jones under center in wins over Alabama in scoring defense (20.7 points per game), Houston was the only and Oregon, and a Big Ten Championship win over Wisconsin. Barrett, the Big Ten’s 2014 Griese-Brees Quarterback of the Year, program in the nation to rank in the top 10 in scoring offense and was one of four offensive players to receive All-Big Ten honors in the top 25 in scoring defense. UH ranked fifth nationally with an Herman’s 2014 Ohio State offense finished the season ranked 2014 and was the third offensive player to receive a major Big average margin of victory of 19.7 points per game. The Cougars fifth in scoring offense at 44.8 points per game and ninth in total Ten award under Herman’s leadership as Carlos Hyde was named ranked eighth nationally in rushing defense, allowing just 108.9 the 2013 Ameche-Dayne Running Back of the Year and Miller was 60 COACHES @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • TOM HERMAN

named the Graham-George Offensive Player of the Year and the Owls, his offenses broke over 40 school records and, in his second HERMAN’S PROMINENT PUPILS Griese-Brees Quarterback of the Year in both 2012 and 2013. season, the Owls won 10 games and went to a bowl for the first HOUSTON Honors NFL time since 1954. Ed Oliver All-America ‘16 | Fr. All-America ‘16 After leading the Big Ten in scoring in 2012 at 37.2 points per AAC Rookie of the Year ‘16 | All-AAC ‘16 game and ranking 10th nationally in rushing at nearly 250 yards Rice ranked in the Top 10 nationally in 2008 in passing offense Bill Willis Award ‘16 per game, Ohio State’s offense under Herman went to a new level (fifth; 327.8), scoring offense (t-eighth; 41.6) and total offense Howard Wilson All-AAC ‘16 Browns in 2013 by ranking third nationally in scoring with 45.5 points per (10th; 472.3). Two Rice receivers had more than 1,300 yards Brandon Wilson All-AAC ‘16 Bengals game and fifth in rushing with 308.6 yards per game. receiving that year. Tight end James Casey had 111 catches and Tyus Bowser All-AAC ‘16 Ravens Garrett Davis All-AAC ‘16 quarterback Chase Clement was named Conference USA MVP. Demarcus Ayers All-AAC ‘15 Steelers The Buckeyes were successful through the air as well. Among the Alex Cooper All-AAC ‘15 Bengals 12 single season records to fall in 2013 were most touchdown Rice’s spread attack completed nearly two-thirds (65.6%) of its Kenneth Farrow All-AAC ‘15 Chargers passes (38) with top-five school totals in passing yards (2,846), passes, and its touchdown-to-interception ratio of 48-to-7 was William Jackson III All-AAC ‘15 Bengals attempts (368) and completions (238). Additional records were an NCAA FBS best. The quick-strike Owls had 30 scoring drives of Adrian McDonald All-AAC ‘15 Chargers set in rushing yards in a season (4,321 yards, which also is a Big five plays or less in 2008 and 31 scoring marches of less than two Will Noble Fr. All-America ‘15 | All-AAC ‘15 Ten Conference record), most total touchdowns (82) and most minutes. Elandon Roberts All-AAC ‘15 Patriots total offensive yards (7,167), yards per play (7.1) and yards per B.J. Singleton All-AAC ‘15 Trevon Stewart All-AAC ‘15 game (511.9). Prior to Rice, Herman directed offensive attacks for two years Steven Taylor All-AAC ‘15, ‘16 (2005-06) at Texas State, where Bobcat squads led the Southland Greg Ward Jr. All-AAC ‘15, ‘16 | Earl Campbell Award ‘15 Miller finished fifth and ninth in the Heisman Trophy voting Conference in total offense. The 2005 Texas State club was eighth in 2012 and 2013, respectively. Additionally, he set the school nationally in scoring and made a run to the FCS semifinals in the OHIO STATE Honors NFL record for total offense and was a finalist for the Davey O’Brien school’s first appearance in the Division 1-AA playoffs. Herman J.T. Barrett All-America ‘14 | Fr. All-America ‘14 and Manning Awards in 2012 and in 2013 he led the Big Ten in also worked four years (2001-04) as an assistant coach at Sam CFPA National Freshman of the Year ‘14 passing efficiency. Houston State as special teams coordinator and wide receivers Big Ten QB & Freshman of the Year ‘14 | All-Big Ten ‘14 coach, helping them to a pair of conference titles and trips to the Jacoby Boren Academic All-America ‘14 Philly Brown Panthers Herman, who was named the 2013 Rivals.com Big Ten Recruiter FCS semifinals and quarterfinals. Taylor Decker Lions of the Year and national Top 25 recruiter, arrived in Columbus Ezekiel Elliott NFL Off. Rookie of the Year ‘16 Cowboys after spending three years as the offensive coordinator and The job with SHSU was his first after his time as a graduate Pat Elflein All-Big Ten ‘14 quarterbacks coach at Iowa State. assistant at Texas, where he assisted with the offensive line on Reid Fragel Vikings the Longhorns’ Cotton and Holiday Bowl teams. He received his Jeff Heuerman Broncos During his time at Iowa State from 2009-11, Herman’s well- coaching start in 1998 as a wide receivers coach at Texas Lutheran. Carlos Hyde All-American ‘13 49ers balanced offense was very evident as Iowa State quarterback Big Ten RB of the Year ‘13 | All-Big Ten ‘12, ‘13 Austen Arnaud ended his career as the Cyclones’ No. 2 all-time Herman was born in Cincinnati and still has family there. He was Cardale Jones Bills Corey Linsley All-Big Ten ‘13 Packers leading passer with 6,777 yards and 42 touchdown passes, while raised in Simi Valley, Calif., and he played collegiately as an all- Jalin Marshall Fr. All-American ‘13 Jets running back Alexander Robinson finished his Iowa State career conference wide receiver at California Lutheran, graduating in Fr. All-Big Ten ‘13 as the Cyclones’ fourth all-time leading rusher with 3,309 yards. 1997 with a degree in business administration. He received a Jack Mewhort All-America ‘13 Colts master’s in education from the University of Texas in 2000. All-Big Ten ‘13 Herman spent 2007 and 2008 as offensive coordinator at Rice Braxton Miller Big Ten MVP ‘12, ‘13 Texans before heading to Iowa State. During his two seasons with the Herman and his wife, Michelle, have a daughter, Priya, and two Big Ten Offensive POTY ‘12, ‘13 sons, TD and Maverick. Big Ten QB of the Year ‘12, ‘13 All-Big Ten ‘12, ‘13 Andrew Norwell All-Big Ten ‘12, ‘13 Panthers Billy Price Fr. All-America ‘14 | Fr. All-Big Ten ‘14 Curtis Samuel Fr. All-Big Ten ‘14 Devin Smith Jets Rod Smith Cowboys Evan Spencer Bucs Jake Stoneburner Saints Michael Thomas Saints Nick Vannett Seahawks

IOWA STATE Honors NFL Collin Franklin Alll-Big 12 ‘10 Bucs Aaron Horne B12 Off. Newcomer ‘11 Josh Lenz Texans Kelechi Osemele All-America ‘11 | All-Big 12 ‘11 Raiders

RICE Honors NFL David Berken All-CUSA ‘08 James Casey All-CUSA ‘08 Texans Academic All-America ‘08 | Fr. All-America ‘07 Chase Clement CUSA MVP ‘08 | All-CUSA ‘07, ‘08 Giants Jarett Dillard All-America ‘08 | All-CUSA ‘07, ‘08 Robbie Heos All-CUSA ‘07

TEXAS STATE Honors NFL Barrick Nealy All-America ‘05 Thomas Keresztury All-America ‘05

SAM HOUSTON ST. Honors NFL Johnathan Cooper All-America ‘01 Jarrod Fuller All-America ‘04 Lance Garner All-America ‘04 Jason Mathenia All-America ‘04

TEXASSPORTS.COM 61 COACHES 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • TIM BECK THE BECK FILE TIM BECK Hometown ______Youngstown, Ohio College ______Central Florida (1988), Kansas State (1992) Wife ______Tamara Children ______Jordan, Haylie Marie

BECK’S COACHING ASSIGNMENTS Years ____ School ______Position OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/QUARTERBACKS 2017 ____ Texas ______Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 2015-16 __ Ohio State _____ Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 2011-14 __ Nebraska ______Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Tim Beck, a former Texas high school coach and coordinator at Ohio 12th nationally with 1,611 rushing yards in 2014. Abdullah, a semifinalist 2008-10 __ Nebraska ______Running Backs State and Nebraska, enters his first season as offensive coordinator and for the Doak Walker Award and first-team All-Big Ten honoree in 2013, 2007 ____ Kansas ____ Passing Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers quarterbacks coach at Texas in 2017. rushed for a conference-best 1,690 yards that year, the highest total by 2005-06 __ Kansas ______Wide Receivers a Husker since 1997. He went on to become a second-round pick by the A former high school head coach at R.L. Turner in Carrollton (1999-2001) Detroit Lions in the 2015 NFL Draft. 2002-04 __ Mansfield Summitt HS (Texas) ______Head Coach and Mansfield Summit in Arlington (2002-04), Beck has a 29-year 1999-01 __ R.L. Turner HS (Texas) ______Head Coach coaching resume that includes 18 seasons in the collegiate ranks and Through the air, two of Nebraska’s top six passing seasons in school 1996-98 __ Missouri State ______Offensive Coordinator another 11 seasons in high school coaching. He returns to the state of history came under Beck’s direction. Quarterbacks excelled under Beck 1993-95 __ Seguin HS (Ariz.) ______Head Coach Texas after spending the last two seasons as Ohio State’s co-offensive with Taylor Martinez enjoying an outstanding career where he set more coordinator and quarterbacks coach. than 40 school records. He was the league coaches’ choice as the All-Big 1991-92 __ Kansas State ______Graduate Assistant Ten Conference quarterback following the 2012 regular season. 1990 ____ Illinois State ______Outside Linebackers/Punters With Beck, Ohio State featured one of the top offenses in the nation in 1988-89 __ Miramar HS (Fla.) ______Assistant Coach 2016 en route to an 11-2 record and an appearance in the College Football in 2011, All-Big Ten back Rex Burkhead tied a school record by scoring Playoff. They ranked 14th in the FBS in scoring offense with an average a touchdown in 10 consecutive games to open the season. His 17 of 39.4 points per game. The rushing attack ranked 12th nationally at touchdowns were seventh in NU history and the most by a Husker since BECK’S POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE 245.2 yards per game, which led the Big Ten, while the team’s completion Heisman Trophy winner Eric Crouch scored 19 touchdowns in 2001. Year _____ School ______Postseason percentage (62.3%) also led the conference. Burkhead finished with 1,357 rushing yards, the seventh-most in school history and the most by a Husker I-back since 1997. 2016 ____ Ohio State ______CFP Semifinals/Fiesta Bowl A large part of the offense’s success was due to the play of quarterback J.T. 2016 ____ Ohio State ______Fiesta Bowl Barrett, who owns the school record for touchdowns responsible for with As running backs coach in 2010, the Huskers ranked seventh nationally 2014 ____ Nebraska ______Holiday Bowl 100. For the season, Barrett posted 3,400 total yards (2,555 passing/845 with an average of 5.47 yards per carry. Nebraska also posted its first 2014 ____ Nebraska ______Gator Bowl rushing) and accounted for 33 touchdowns (24 passing/nine rushing). He 2,500-yard rushing season since 2003 and scored 30 rushing touchdowns was one of two players to share the 2016 Chicago Tribune Silver Football for the first time since 2001. 2013 ____ Nebraska ______Capital One Bowl Award, which is voted on by the conference head coaches and awarded 2012 ____ Nebraska ______Capital One Bowl to the Big Ten MVP, and he was also named the conference quarterback Two-time All-Big 12 selection Roy Helu Jr. ran for a career-high 1,245 2010 ____ Nebraska ______Holiday Bowl of the year. yards, the second-highest total by a senior running back in NU history, 2009 ____ Nebraska ______Holiday Bowl before being selected in the fourth round of the 2011 NFL Draft. Helu Jr. In 2015, Ohio State’s offense featured a ground game that ranked 11th became the first Husker to post back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons 2009 ____ Nebraska ______Gator Bowl in the nation, matching the 2016 team with a 245.2 yards per game since Calvin Jones in 1992 and 1993. 2008 ____ Kansas ______Orange Bowl average. Much like 2016, the Buckeyes also ranked in the top 30 in the 2005 ____ Kansas ______Fort Worth Bowl country in completion percentage at 62.8 percent (29th), while their 35.7 In 2009, Nebraska outrushed 11 of 14 opponents. Helu Jr. rushed for 1,147 scoring average ranked 28th. yards, and ranked fourth in the Big 12 to earn second-team All-Big 12 honors. In his first year, NU ranked third in the league in rushing (182.5 BECK’S PROMINENT PUPILS Beck coached two starting quarterbacks in 2015 in Cardale Jones and ypg). OHIO STATE Honors NFL Barrett, and Ohio State ranked second in the Big Ten in passing efficiency J.T. Barrett Big Ten QB of the Year ‘16 with a 140.0 rating. The duo helped Ohio State to the fifth-highest totals Prior to Nebraska, Beck was at Kansas where he was the Jayhawks’ Mike Weber Big Ten Rookie of the Year ‘16 in school history in points scored (464) and touchdowns (62). Jones went receivers coach in each of his three seasons (2005-07). He was promoted Curtis Samuel All-America ‘16 | Fr. All-America ‘16 Panthers on to be a fourth-round pick by the Buffalo Bills in the 2016 NFL Draft. The to passing game coordinator in 2007. Kansas finished second nationally All-Big Ten ‘16 offense also featured All-America running back Ezekiel Elliott, who was in scoring offense in 2007 (42.8 ppg), eighth in total offense (479.8 ypg) Noah Brown Cowboys named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year and MVP. Ohio State finished and 17th in passing (291.0 ypg) and went 12-1 with a 24-21 victory over Cardale Jones Bills the season with a 12-1 record, capped by a Fiesta Bowl win over Notre Virginia Tech in the FedEx Orange Bowl and a final national ranking of No. Ezekiel Elliott NFL Off. Rookie of the Year ‘16 | Big Ten MVP ‘15 Cowboys Dame. 7. WR Marcus Henry led the team in receiving yards with 1,014 and was Pro Bowl ‘17 named second-team All-Big 12. Michael Thomas NFL All-Rookie Team ‘16 Saints Beck went to Ohio State following a seven-year stint at Nebraska, four Braxton Miller Texans as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach (2011-14), and three as Beck started his coaching career as an assistant coach at Miramar (Fla.) Jalin Marshall Jets running backs coach (2008-10). He was named a nominee for the Broyles High School for the 1988 and 1989 seasons and then moved to Illinois Award as the nation’s top assistant coach in both 2012 and 2013. State as outside linebackers and punters coach in 1990. He then spent NEBRASKA Honors NFL two seasons on Bill Snyder’s Kansas State staff (1991-92) as a graduate Ameer Abdullah All-Big Ten ‘13 | All-Amerca ‘14 Lions Between 2011-14, Beck’s Nebraska offenses ranked among the best assistant. He was the head coach at Seguin (Ariz.) High School for three Taylor Martinez All-Big Ten ‘12 | Big Ten QB of the Year ‘12 in the Big Ten Conference and his passing attack amassed more than seasons prior to becoming offensive coordinator at Missouri State. Rex Burkhead All-Big Ten ‘11 Patriots 10,000 yards during that time with 86 touchdowns. In his four seasons An Ohio native, Beck played one year of football at Central Florida (1985) Kenny Bell All-Big Ten ‘14 as coordinator, the Huskers averaged 33.5 points per game. The Huskers and he graduated from there in 1988 with a degree in liberal studies. Roy Helu Jr. All-Big 12 ‘09, ‘10 broke more than 50 individual records including career marks for passing He also has a master’s in counseling and guidance from Kansas State Spencer Long All-Big Ten ‘12 Redskins yards, completions, passing touchdowns, yards from scrimmage and total University (1992). Beck and his wife, Tamara, have two children – a son, Quincy Enunwa Jets offense. Jordan, and a daughter, Haylie Marie. Andy Janovich Broncos Alex Lewis Ravens Nebraska never won fewer than nine games during Beck’s seven seasons Givens Price Cardinals on staff, and the team advanced to the 2012 Big Ten and 2010 Big 12 Jeremiah Sirles Vikings championship games, along with seven bowl games. Brent Qvale Jets In 2012, Nebraska totaled 2,500 rushing and passing yards in the same Marcel Jones Saints season for the first time in school history. The Huskers accomplished the feat again in both 2013 and 2014, despite using three starting KANSAS Honors NFL quarterbacks during the 2013 season. Marcus Henry All-Big 12 ‘07 Jets On the ground, Nebraska ranked in the top 20 nationally in rushing every season with Beck as coordinator. Five Huskers posted a 1,000-yard rushing season in his four seasons calling plays, including second-team All- American and Doak Walker Award finalist Ameer Abdullah, who ranked

62 COACHES @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • STAN DRAYTON THE DRAYTON FILE STAN DRAYTON Hometown ______Cleveland, Ohio College ______Allegheny (1993) Wife ______Monique Children ______Amari, Anaya

DRAYTON’S COACHING ASSIGNMENTS ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH Years ____ School ______Position 2017 ____ Texas ______Assoc. Heach Coach/Run Game/RBs RUN GAME COORDINATOR/RUNNING BACKS 2015-16 __ Chicago Bears ______Running Backs 2012-14 __ Ohio State ______Running Backs Stan Drayton, who has had both collegiate national championship contests). Hyde was named the Big Ten’s Ameche-Dayne Running 2011 ____ Ohio State ______Wide Receivers and NFL experience during his 24-year career, is in his first season Back of the Year as his 1,521 rushing yards were eighth most 2010 ____ Florida ______Recruiting Coordinator/Running Backs as associate head coach and run game coordinator at Texas. in school history and his 7.3 yards per carry was the highest in 2009 ____ Syracuse ______Running Backs Drayton will be responsible for coaching the running backs unit. single-season average in school history. Hyde’s 246 yards at 2008 ____ Tennessee______Running Backs Illinois that season are tied for third most in single-game school 2005-07 __ Florida ______Running Backs Drayton previously worked on the same staff as Herman for three history. 2004 ____ Mississippi State ______Running Backs seasons at Ohio State from 2012-14 and has been part of national championships at both Florida and Ohio State as running backs In his first season as Ohio State’s running backs coach in 2012, 2001-03 __ Green Bay Packers __ Off. Quality Control/Special Teams coach under Urban Meyer. He spent the last two years (2015-16) Drayton guided the Buckeyes running backs to 1,536 yards, 21 2000 (Spring) Bowling Green ______Special Teams Coordinator/RBs with the Chicago Bears where he tutored a rookie to a successful touchdowns and an average of 5.44 yards per carry during the 1996-00 __ Villanova ______Running Backs season in both of those years. team’s 12-0 campaign. He came to Ohio State in 2011 as the 1995 ____ Pennsylvania ______Running Backs team’s wide receivers coach. 1994 ____ Eastern Michigan ______Graduate Assistant In 2016 under Drayton, Jordan Howard, a fifth-round pick out of Indiana, set the Bears single-season rookie rushing record with Prior to his time at Ohio State, Drayton spent the 2010 season DRAYTON’S POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE 1,313 yards, breaking the previous mark held by Matt Forte as the running backs coach and recruiting coordinator at the despite only having 12 carries in the team’s first three games. University of Florida, his second stint at the school after serving Year _____ School ______Postseason It was also the second-best rushing total of any player in the as the Gators running backs coach from 2005-07. In 2006, Florida 2015 ____ Ohio State ______CFP National Champions NFL regular season, trailing only Ezekiel Elliott (1,631), who won the BCS National Championship as the Gators averaged 160 2015 ____ Ohio State ______CFP Semifinals/Sugar Bowl was coached by Drayton at Ohio State. Another of Drayton’s rushing yards per game. That season, running backs DeShawn 2014 ____ Ohio State ______Orange Bowl Buckeye protégés, Carlos Hyde finished 14th in the league with Wynn and Kestahn Moore combined for 981 yards and an average 2012 ____ Ohio State ______Gator Bowl 988 rushing yards. After working with Drayton, Elliott went on of 5.0 yards per carry while losing only two fumbles. Wynn scored 2011 ____ Florida ______Outback Bowl to be the fourth overall pick of the 2016 NFL Draft by the Dallas his 25th career rushing touchdown, which was the second-most 2008 ____ Florida ______Capital One Bowl Cowboys, while Hyde was a second-round selection by the San in school history, against Ohio State in the title game. He went on Francisco 49ers in 2014. to become a seventh-round draft pick by the Green Bay Packers 2007 ____ Florida ______BCS National Champions in 2007. 2006 ____ Florida ______Outback Bowl In 2015, the Bears rushing offense was 11th in the NFL averaging 2004 ____ Green Bay Packers ______NFC Divisional Round 115.9 yards per game, a 16-spot improvement from their ranking During his coaching career, Drayton has also served as running 2003 ____ Green Bay Packers ______NFC Wild Card Round of 27th (90.1 ypg) a year prior to his arrival. Drayton helped backs coach at Syracuse (2009), Tennessee (2008), Mississippi 2002 ____ Green Bay Packers ______NFC Divisional Round running back Jeremy Langford, a fourth-round draft pick, finish State (2004), Bowling Green (2000, also serving as special teams 1997 ____ Villanova ______Division 1-AA Quarterfinals fifth among all NFL rookies with seven touchdowns and ninth coach), Villanova (1996-00), Pennsylvania (1995, assistant 1996 ____ Villanova ______Division 1-AA First Round among rookies with 816 yards from scrimmage. Langford joined running backs/director of football operations) and his alma mater Pro Football Hall of Famers Walter Payton and Gale Sayers as the Allegheny (Pa.) College (1993). He has also served as a graduate DRAYTON’S PROMINENT PUPILS only Bears rookies since at least 1960 with a rushing touchdown assistant at Eastern Michigan (1994) and offensive quality control in four-straight contests and, along with Payton and Sayers, the coach/special teams of the Green Bay Packers (2001-03). BEARS Honors NFL only rookies in franchise history to have 100 receiving yards, one Jordan Howard Pro Bowl ‘17 Bears rushing touchdown and one receiving touchdown in a single At Mississippi State, Drayton helped guide Jerious Norwood to a game. 1,000-yard rushing season in 2004 before he went on be chosen OHIO STATE Honors NFL Ezekiel Elliott NFL Off. Rookie of the Year ‘16 | Big Ten MVP ‘15 Cowboys in the third round of the 2006 draft by the Atlanta Falcons. Pro Bowl ‘17 Drayton spent the previous four seasons (2011-14) at Ohio Another prominent pupil was Villanova two-time All-American Carlos Hyde All-American ‘13 49ers State, including the last two as assistant head coach on offense Brian Westbrook, who became the first collegiate player on any Big Ten RB of the Year ‘13 | All-Big Ten ‘12, ‘13 and running backs coach. He worked three years with the level to record more than 1,000 yards both rushing and receiving Buckeye running backs after working with the wide receivers in in the same season. He was the winner of the 2001 Walter Payton FLORIDA Honors NFL 2011. In 2014, Drayton helped the Buckeyes win the National Award as the Offensive Player of the Year in NCAA Division I-AA Brandon James All-SEC ‘07 Championship as Elliott, who was a sophomore, finished third in and was a third-round pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2002 DeShawn Wynn Packers the nation and second in single-season school history with 1,878 draft. TENNESSEE Honors NFL rushing yards. Arian Foster Pro Bowl 2010-12, ‘14 Texans A three-time first-team All-America selection as a running back Under Drayton’s guidance, Elliott capped the 2014 season with at Allegheny, Drayton is second in the school’s record book for MISSISSIPPI ST Honors NFL three-straight 200-yard rushing games (tied for the most in rushing (3,272 yards), rushing touchdowns (54) and scoring Jerious Norwood All-SEC ‘04 Falcons single-season school history with Eddie George, 1995). Drayton’s (336 points) and was a part of the 1990 Division III national work with Elliott helped him to be named College Football championship team. He was also a two-time All-American in PACKERS Honors NFL Playoff National Championship Offensive MVP with 246 rushing track, competing in the 100 and 200 meter dashes. A 1993 Ahmad Green Pro Bowl 2001-’04 Packers yards (tied for third most in single-game school history) and four graduate with a bachelor’s degree in English, Drayton was VILLANOVA Honors NFL touchdowns on 36 carries against Oregon. Elliott was also named inducted into the Allegheny College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2005. Brian Westbrook All-America ‘00 | Atlantic 10 Offensive POTY ‘00 Eagles Offensive MVP of the Sugar Bowl (230 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries) versus Alabama. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, he and his wife Monique, have two All-Atlantic 10 ‘00 | Pro Bowl ‘05, ‘08 daughters, Amari and Anaya. In 2013, Drayton helped senior running back Carlos Hyde finish eighth in the nation with an average of 126.8 rushing yards per game (1,521 yards and 15 touchdowns on 208 carries in 12

TEXASSPORTS.COM 63 COACHES 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • OSCAR GILES THE GILES FILE OSCAR GILES Hometown ______Palacios, Texas College ______Texas (1991) Wife ______Kim Children ______Olivia, Kourtney

GILES’ COACHING ASSIGNMENTS Years ____ School ______Position DEFENSIVE LINE 2017 ____ Texas ______Defensive Line 2015-16 __ Houston ______Defensive Line 2014 ____ Louisiana Tech ______Defensive Line Former Longhorn standout defensive end Oscar Giles, who spent a total of Giles helped mold senior DE/LB Sergio Kindle into the first player in 2005-13 __ Texas ______Defensive Ends 10 seasons at UT as both defensive ends coach (2005-13) and a graduate college football history to be a finalist for both the Hendricks Award 2003-04 __ Houston ______Defensive Line assistant (1999), enters his first season as defensive line coach under Tom (nation’s top DE) and Butkus Award (nation’s top LB) in 2009, as he had 2000-02 __ SMU ______Defensive Line Herman. He previously spent the past two seasons at Houston in a similar 22 TFL and 36 pressures en route to first-team All-America honors. Junior capacity. Sam Acho led the team with 10 sacks and was named a semifinalist for 1999 ____ Texas ______Graduate Assistant the Lott Trophy. 1998 ____ Texas State ______Defensive Line In 2016, Houston posted a 9-3 record in the regular season, including wins over No. 3 Oklahoma and No. 3 Louisville. UH featured the nation’s Under Giles’ guidance, the 2008 season saw Brian Orakpo, an eventual second-ranked rush defense (99.7 ypg) in addition to the nation’s 14th- first round pick of the Washington Redskins, become Texas’ 19th GILES’ POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE best defense in total yards allowed (325.0 ypg). The Cougars were third unanimous All-American and the winner of the Nagurski Trophy (nation’s Year _____ School ______Postseason nationally with five defensive touchdowns and allowed just 22.6 points top defensive player), Lombardi Award (nation’s top lineman) and 2015 ____ Houston ______Peach Bowl per game. They also ranked as one of the nation’s best in bringing Hendricks Award. He was also the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year and pressure, ranking in the top 20 in sacks (12th) and tackles for loss (18th). a finalist for the Lott Trophy. Orakpo helped the Texas defense lead the 2014 ____ Louisiana Tech ______Heart of Dallas Bowl nation in sacks, finishing the season with 11.5 sacks for minus-100 yards, 2013 ____ Texas ______Alamo Bowl Under Giles, freshman DT Ed Oliver, an All-American, ranked 10th 19 TFL, 30 pressures and four forced fumbles. Giles also helped senior 2012 ____ Texas ______Alamo Bowl nationally with 19.5 tackles for loss. He also added seven quarterback Henry Melton make a successful transition from RB to a starting role at DE 2011 ____ Texas ______Holiday Bowl hurries and led all defensive linemen nationally with his nine pass where he registered four sacks and 10 TFL and went on to be drafted by breakups. the Chicago Bears in the fourth round. 2010 ____ Texas ______BCS National Championship 2009 ____ Texas ______Fiesta Bowl The 2015 season at Houston saw DT B.J. Singleton receive postseason In 2007, Giles led a group that helped Texas rank sixth in the nation 2007 ____ Texas ______Holiday Bowl honors from the AAC as Giles’ line set the tone for the nation’s No. 8 against the run (93.4 ypg), while the 2006 season saw Giles’ defensive 2006 ____ Texas ______Alamo Bowl rushing defense, allowing just 108.9 yards per game. Houston went to ends produce Texas’ first 10-sack season since 1998. Tim Crowder, who its first New Year’s Bowl in 30 years, registered a win over No. 9 Florida earned second-team All-America honors, was a finalist for the Hendricks 2006 ____ Texas ______BCS National Champions State in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, posted its second 13-win season in Award and led the team with 10.5 sacks. Brian Robison also pitched in 2003 ____ Houston ______Hawaii Bowl program history and its 11th conference championship to finish ranked with 5.5 sacks and 15 pressures on his way to second-team All-Big 12 2000 ____ Texas ______Cotton Bowl No. 8 in both major polls. honors. Orakpo added 4.5 sacks and 11 pressures. 1991 ____ Texas (player) ______Cotton Bowl In Giles’ lone season at Louisiana Tech, he helped to develop a Bulldog In his first season with Texas, Giles aided in the Longhorns No. 10 ranking 1987 ____ Texas (player) ______Bluebonnet Bowl defense that led the nation in turnovers gained with 42 and led Louisiana in total defense (302.9 ypg) and a No. 8 ranking in scoring defense (16.4 Tech to at least nine wins for just the sixth time in school history, including ppg). Three of the defensive ends earned conference honors and UT won GILES’ PROMINENT PUPILS a win over Illinois in the Heart of Dallas Bowl. The Bulldogs ranked second the Rose Bowl and national championship. nationally with 114 tackles for loss and led Conference USA in rushing HOUSTON Honors NFL defense. Defensive end Houston Bates finished the year leading C-USA Giles spent the previous two seasons as an assistant coach at the Ed Oliver All-America ‘16 | Fr. All-America ‘16 with 10 sacks, ranking 16th nationally. Bates received All-Conference USA University of Houston, where he worked with the Cougars’ defensive line. AAC Rookie of the Year ‘16 | All-AAC ‘16 honors, while fellow end Deldrick Canty was named to the league’s All- He joined the Houston staff prior to the 2003 season after spending three Bill Willis Award ‘16 Freshman Team. seasons at SMU. B.J. Singleton All-AAC ‘15 Joe Clay All-CUSA ‘03, ‘04 During his time as defensive ends coach at Texas from 2005-13, Giles Giles was a graduate assistant at Texas in 1999, after a year coaching helped develop two Ted Hendricks Award winners in Jackson Jeffcoat the defensive line and serving as a strength and conditioning coach at LA TECH Honors NFL (2013) and Brian Orakpo (2008). In 2013, Jeffcoat ranked first in the Big Southwest Texas State (now Texas State) in 1998. Houston Bates All-CUSA ‘14 Redskins 12 and tied for third in the FBS with 13 sacks, while Cedric Reed tallied 10, Vernon Butler All-CUSA ‘15 Panthers making UT one of two teams in the nation to have two players with 10 or A four-year letterwinner at Texas (1987-90), Giles played defensive end more. Jeffcoat also earned first-team All-America honors and was named and linebacker for the Atlanta Falcons and went on to play in the Canadian TEXAS Honors NFL Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, while Reed was tabbed first-team All- Football League from 1994-97 and helped the Toronto Argonauts win the Malcom Brown All-America ‘14 | Outland Trophy finalist Patriots Big 12. Both went on to careers in the NFL. Grey Cup Championship in 1996. Jackson Jeffcoat All-America ‘13 | Ted Henricks Award winner ‘13 CFL - Winnipeg Cedric Reed All-Big 12 ‘13 Bills In 2012, Alex Okafor was a first-team All-Big 12 pick for the second- A three-year starter at UT, Giles earned AP All-SWC honors as a senior Alex Okafor All-America ‘11 | All-Big 12 ‘11, ‘12 Saints straight year and earned the CFPA’s Elite Defensive Lineman Trophy, while when he helped the Longhorns to the 1990 SWC Championship and an Sam Acho All-America ‘10 | Campbell Trophy ‘10 Bears Jeffcoat was an honorable mention all-league pick despite missing the appearance in the 1991 Cotton Bowl. He also helped the 1987 Longhorns Sergio Kindle All-America ‘09 | Henricks, Butkus Award finalist Ravens final six regular season games with an injury. Okafor led the Big 12 in to a No. 19 final ranking and a victory in the Bluebonnet Bowl. He led Lamarr Houston Bears sacks before being drafted in the fourth round of the 2013 NFL Draft by Texas in sacks in 1988 (6.5) and 1989 (7.0) and finished with 22 in his Brian Orakpo All-America ‘08 | Nagurski, Lombardi, Hendricks winner Titans Arizona. career (T-No. 10 on the UT all-time list). A semifinalist for the Outland Henry Melton Bears Trophy and two-time GTE Academic All-SWC selection, his nine career Tim Crowder All-America ‘05 | Hendricks Award finalist ‘06 Bucaneers In 2011, Okafor and Jeffcoat started all 13 games at defensive end with fumble recoveries are tied for second on the UT all-time chart. Brian Robison All-Big 12 ‘06 Vikings each ranking in the top 10 in the Big 12 in sacks and tackles for loss. Phillip Hunt Saints Okafor was an AFCA All-American and unanimous first-team All-Big 12 A native of Palacios, Texas, Giles earned his Bachelor of Science degree in selection after recording a team-high seven sacks to go with 14 TFL and speech communications from Texas in 1991. Giles and his wife, Kim, have 17 pressures. Jeffcoat was a second-team All-Big 12 choice and led the two daughters, Olivia and Kourtney. team with 21 TFL and eight sacks, while adding nine pressures. In 2010, senior DE Sam Acho won the William V. Campbell Trophy, the Wuerffel Trophy and the ARA Sportsmanship Award, along with becoming UT’s seventh two-time Academic All-American, a second-team All-America selection by the WCFF, a member of the AFCA Good Works team and a Lott Trophy finalist, while recording 59 tackles, 17 TFL, nine sacks, 18 pressures, five forced fumbles and five fumble recoveries. His five fumble recoveries led the nation and tied the UT single-season record. Acho was chosen in the fourth round of the 2011 Draft by the Arizona Cardinals.

64 COACHES @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • CORBY MEEKINS THE MEEKINS FILE CORBY MEEKINS Hometown ______Shepherd, Texas College ______Sam Houston State (1990) Wife ______DeAnna Children ______Courtney, Madison

MEEKINS’ COACHING ASSIGNMENTS Years ____ School ______Position TIGHT ENDS 2017 ____ Texas ______Tight Ends 2015-16 __ Houston ______Tight Ends/Fullbacks 2004-14 __ Westfield HS (Texas) ______Head Coach Corby Meekins, a long-time high school coach in the contender, winning seven district championships and 2000-03 __ Westfield HS (Texas) ______Offensive Coordinator state of Texas, enters his first year at Texas as part of advancing to the playoffs 10 times. The program made one 1998-99 __ Newman Smith HS (Texas) _____ Offensive Coordinator 1990-97 __ Deer Park HS (Texas) ______Assistant Coach Tom Herman’s staff. Meekins will coach the Longhorns’ state championship trip, three trips to the semifinals and tight ends after coaching tight ends and fullbacks at the six quarterfinal trips in Meekins’ 11 seasons as the head MEEKINS’ POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE University of Houston under Herman in each of the last two coach. Year _____ School ______Postseason seasons. 2015 ____ Houston ______Peach Bowl The 2014 season saw his Westfield program finish 13-2 Meekins coached Houston DT Ed Oliver in high school with a trip tot the Class 6A Division II semifinals. He was MEEKINS’ PROMINENT PUPILS and recruited him to join the Cougars as the first five-star named the Touchdown Club of Houston’s Co-Coach of the WESTFIELD Honors NFL Ed Oliver (Houston) All-America ‘16 | Fr. All-America ‘16 recruit to ever commit to a Group of 5 program. Oliver Year and an assistant coach for the White Team at the 2015 AAC Rookie of the Year ‘16 | All-AAC ‘16 had 66 tackles, 23 tackles for loss and five sacks as a true Under Armour All-America Game. Bill Willis Award ‘16 | Under Armour All-American ‘16 Desmond Jackson (Texas) All-Big 12 ‘15 | Under Armour All-American ‘11 freshman. He was named an All-American, freshman All- Tyrie Cleveland (Florida) Under Armour All-American ‘16 American, the American Athletic Conference Rookie of the Meekins was a finalist for the 2005 Adams USA “National Toby Weathersby (LSU) Under Armour All-American ‘15 Year and the 2016 recipient of the Bill Willis Award. Coach of the Year” award after leading Westfield to the Class 5A Division I state championship game in 2004 and In his first season at Houston on the collegiate level, being named the Touchdown Club of Houston Coach of the Meekins molded former fullback Tyler McCloskey and Year. former receiver Hayden Daniels into dual-threat tight ends. After totaling just two catches for 16 yards during his first He served on the Texas High School Coaches Association two seasons at UH, McCloskey registered 35 receptions for Board of Directors from 2009-12 and also served on the 369 yards and five touchdowns over his final two seasons. Executive Board of Directors for the Greater Houston Football Coaches Association from 2009-15 after serving as In 2016, McCloskey totaled 21 catches for 212 yards and the Association’s president in 2009. Prior to his presidency, four touchdowns after hauling in 14 receptions for 157 he was a member of the group’s Board of Directors from yards and a touchdown in 2015. 2006-08.

Meekins joined Herman on staff at Houston following 15 Meekins and his wife, DeAnna, have two daughters – years at Westfield High School in Houston, including 11 Courtney and Madison. years as head coach where he accumulated a record of 114-27. He turned the Westfield program into a perennial

TEXASSPORTS.COM 65 COACHES 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • DREW MEHRINGER THE MEHRINGER FILE DREW MEHRINGER Hometown ______Mansfield, Texas College ______Rice (2010), Ohio State (2013)

MEHRINGER’S COACHING ASSIGNMENTS Years ____ School ______Position 2017 ____ Texas ______Pass Game Coordinator/WRs 2016 ____ Rutgers ______Offensive Coordinator/QBs PASS GAME COORDINATOR/WIDE RECEIVERS 2015 ____ Houston ______Recruiting Coordinator/WRs 2014 ____ James Madison ______Co-Offensive Coordinator/QBs 2012-13 __ Ohio State ______Graduate Assistant A Texas native who has seven years experience working with Tom coach. While at JMU, the Dukes advanced to the FCS Playoffs for 2010-11 __ Iowa State ______Graduate Assistant Herman on offense, Drew Mehringer enters his first season as just the second time in the previous six years. The offense ranked pass game coordinator and wide receivers coach at The University 10th nationally with 484.6 yards per game behind the arm of MEHRINGER’S POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE of Texas. junior quarterback Vad Lee who finished fourth in voting for the Year _____ School ______Postseason 2014 Walter Payton Award, considered the Heisman Trophy of FCS 2015 ____ Houston ______Peach Bowl Mehringer comes to UT after spending the 2016 season as the football. Lee was also named third-team All-American by the 2014 ____ James Madison ______FCS Playoffs offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Rutgers where, Associated Press, and received the Bill Dudley Award, given to the 2014 ____ Ohio State ______Orange Bowl at age 28, he was the youngest play caller in the Power Five best collegiate football player in Virginia. 2011 ____ Iowa State ______Pinstripe Bowl conferences and worked to install a new offensive system under first-year head coach Chris Ash. JMU also set single-season program records with 1,060 offensive MEHRINGER’S PROMINENT PUPILS plays, 6,300 offensive yards, 315 first downs, 475 passing He joined the Rutgers staff after spending the 2015 season as attempts, 286 passing completions, 30 passing touchdowns, HOUSTON Honors NFL Demarcus Ayers All-AAC ‘15 Steelers wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator under Herman 3,499 passing yards and 159 passing first downs. Lee set single- at Houston. Besides UH, Mehringer has worked with Herman at season James Madison records in passing completions (282), JAMES MADISON Honors NFL Ohio State, Iowa State, and as a student assistant at Rice. attempts (465), yards (3,462), touchdowns (30) and total offense Vad Lee All-America ‘14 | Bill Dudley Award ‘14 (4,288 yards). He threw for more than 300 yards in five contests In 2015, the Cougars went to their first New Year’s Bowl in and had a streak of six games with at least 250 passing yards. 30 years, had their second 13-win season in program history and won their 11th conference championship by claiming the Lee also did it on the ground, ranking ninth in the league at inaugural American Athletic Conference Championship. With a 63.5 rushing yards per game and a team-high nine rushing 38-24 win over No. 9 Florida State in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, touchdowns. He ranked fourth nationally in total offense with Houston ended the season ranked No. 8 in the Associated Press an average of 329.8 yards per game, while ranking sixth with 30 and USA Today Coaches polls, its highest finish since ranking No. touchdowns and seventh with 3,462 yards. 5 in 1979, and just the sixth time in program history to finish in the top 10. Mehringer spent the 2012 and 2013 seasons as a graduate assistant at Ohio State, working with the program’s tight ends The UH offense was one of three nationally to average over 235 and wide receivers in his first season before working with the yards per game in both rushing (235.8 yards per game) and offensive line in his second season in Columbus. With Mehringer’s passing (248.4 yards per game), as the Houston offense ranked assistance, offensive tackle Jack Mewhort was named first-team 20th nationally in total offense with an average of 484.1 yards All-America in 2013 and first-team All-Big Ten, along with Corey per game. The explosive Cougar attack ranked 10th nationally Linsley and Andrew Norwell, as the Ohio State offense broke 12 in scoring offense with an average of 40.4 points per game, single-season records. an improvement of 47 spots from 2014 when it finished the year 57th nationally with an average of 29.8 points per game. He also spent two seasons as a graduate assistant at Iowa State, Houston scored over 30 points in 12 games, over 40 points in six where he worked with the wide receivers. During his time in games and over 50 points in four games. Ames, receiver Aaron Horne was named the 2011 Big 12 Offensive Newcomer of the Year. Under Mehringer’s tutelage, four receivers collected at least 25 receptions and 300 receiving yards, highlighted by first-team A native of Mansfield, Texas, Mehringer attended Rice as a All-AAC selection Demarcus Ayers. Ayers led the conference and quarterback before suffering a career-ending injury. He then ranked sixth nationally with 98 catches for 1,222 yards (18th served as a student assistant with the quarterbacks under nationally) and six touchdowns. Chance Allen was second on the Herman for three seasons, graduating in 2010 with a degree in team with 56 receptions for 752 yards and tied Ayers for the team political science. Mehringer earned a master’s degree in sports lead with six touchdowns. management at Ohio State in 2013.

Prior to arriving in Houston, Mehringer spent the 2014 season at James Madison as the co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks

66 COACHES @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • CRAIG NAIVAR THE NAIVAR FILE CRAIG NAIVAR Hometown ______Taylor, Texas College ______Hardin-Simmons (1994, 1996) Wife ______Michelle Children ______Jordan, Gunner

NAIVAR’S COACHING ASSIGNMENTS Years ____ School ______Position SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR/SAFETIES 2017 ____ Texas ______Special Teams Coordinator/Safeties 2015-16 __ Houston ______Co-Defensive Coordiantor/Safeties 2014 ____ Kentucky ______Special Teams Coordinator/DL Craig Naivar, a 23-year coaching veteran with extensive experience in The Wildcats ranked 22nd nationally with 15 interceptions in 2014 after 2011-13 __ Texas State ______Defensive Coordinator/Safeties the state of Texas, is in his first season as the special teams coordinator recording just eight picks in the two seasons prior to Naivar’s arrival. 2010 ____ Rice ______Special Teams Coordinator/DL and safeties coach at Texas. He spent the previous two seasons on Tom Safety A.J. Stamps led the team with four interceptions and was second 2007-09 __ Rice ______Co-Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Herman’s staff at Houston. with nine PBU. 2004-06 __ Texas State ______Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Naivar has spent 18 of his 23 years in coaching in the state of Texas, Naivar arrived at Kentucky from Texas State, where he was the defensive 2002-03 __ Sam Houston State ___ Defensive Coordinator/Safeties including two stops at Texas State (2004-06, ‘11-13), along with Rice coordinator and safeties coach for three seasons. He produced defensive 2000-01 __ Sam Houston State ____ Special Teams Coordinator/DL (2007-10), Sam Houston State (2000-03) and Hardin-Simmons (1994- lineman Michael Ebbitt, the 2011 Independent Defensive Player of the 1998-99 __ Southern Illinois ______Special Teams Coordinator/DL 95), in addition to Houston. In that time, he has also served as either a Year, along with two additional All-Independent Team selections in defensive or special teams coordinator or co-coordinator for 21 seasons. defensive end Jordan Norfleet and defensive back Xavier Daniels. He had 1996-97 __ New Mexico ______Graduate Assistant two second-team All-WAC honorees in 2012 in linebacker Joplo Bartu and 1994-95 __ Hardin-Simmons ______Special Teams Coordinator In his two seasons at Houston, he served as co-defensive coordinator and cornerback Darryl Morris before adding a second-team All-Sun Belt pick safeties coach, helping the Cougars to a 22-5 record, which is the fourth- in 2013 in safety Justin Iwuji. Bartu and Morris went on to sign as free best win total in the FBS in that span. agents in the NFL, each playing multiple seasons. NAIVAR’S POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE Year _____ School ______Postseason Houston posted a 9-4 record in 2016, including wins over No. 3 Oklahoma Naivar spent four seasons at Rice as special teams coordinator and 2016 ____ Houston ______Las Vegas Bowl and No. 3 Louisville. The Cougars became the first program nationally to safeties coach in 2010, and co-defensive coordinator and safeties defeat two top-five teams. UH has featured the nation’s fourth-ranked coach from 2007-09. In the secondary, Naivar coached safety Andrew 2015 ____ Houston ______Peach Bowl rush defense (100.2 ypg), in addition to the nation’s 13th-best defense Sendejo, currently with the NFL’s Minnesota Vikings, and safety Travis 2008 ____ Rice ______Texas Bowl in total yards allowed (319.6 ypg). Houston was third nationally with Bradshaw, who was named a Freshman All-American in 2008 and led the 2005 ____ Texas State ______FCS Semifinals five defensive touchdowns and allowed just 23.5 points per game. The nation in solo tackles in 2009. Sendejo led the team in tackles (94) and 2001 ____ Sam Houston State ______FCS Quarterfinals Cougars also ranked as one of the nation’s best in bringing pressure, interceptions (three) in 2008. ranking 14th in both sacks and tackles for loss. Naivar moved to special teams coordinator in 2010, helping guide Rice NAIVAR’S PROMINENT PUPILS A significant amount of that pressure came from the team’s two safeties to some impressive accomplishments. Led by All-America punter Kyle as Garrett Davis and Khalil Williams combined for 13.5 tackles for loss Martens, the Owls were sixth in the nation in net punting. Rice ranked HOUSTON Honors NFL and five sacks. Williams was also third on the team with 69 tackles, while 26th in the nation in punt returns and had the nation’s 10th-best kickoff Garrett Davis All-AAC ‘16 Davis was fifth with 65. Primarily a special teams player in 2015, Davis returner, Charles Ross, who averaged 29 yards per return. Kicker Chris Adrian McDonald All-AAC ‘15 Chargers developed into a second-team All-American Athletic Conference selection Boswell also earned first-team All-CUSA honors, as did Bradshaw in the Trevon Stewart All-AAC ‘15 in 2016 under Naivar. secondary. KENTUCKY Honors NFL His first season at Houston saw a defense that led the nation with 35 Naivar coached at Texas State from 2004-06, where he was defensive Stanley Williams Fr. All-America ‘14 takeaways while ranking eighth nationally in rushing defense (108.9 coordinator and safeties coach. That term was highlighted by the 2005 Austin MacGinnis Fr. All-America ‘14 | All-SEC ‘14 yards per game) and 20th nationally in scoring defense (20.7 points season, when the Bobcats posted an 11-3 record and advanced to the Landon Foster Academic All-America ‘14 per game). The Cougars went to their first New Year’s Bowl in 30 years, semifinals of the FCS playoffs. Texas State ranked in the nation’s top 25 had their second 13-win season in program history and won their 11th in scoring defense and total defense while generating 33 turnovers. His TEXAS STATE Honors NFL conference championship by claiming the inaugural American Athletic first season as Texas State saw defensive lineman Fred Evans named Justin Iwuji All-SBC ‘13 Conference Championship. With a 38-24 win over No. 9 Florida State in the Southland Conference Newcomer of the Year before being named Joplo Bartu All-WAC ‘12 Jaguars the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, Houston ended the season ranked No. 8 in an AFCA All-American, Southland Conference Player of the Year and Darryl Morris All-WAC ‘12 Jets the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches polls, its highest finish since Southland Defensive Player of the Year in 2005. Evans was one of two Blake McColloch All-WAC ‘12 ranking No. 5 in 1979, and just the sixth time in program history to finish defensive players to be named Southland Conference Player of the Year Michael Ebbitt Independent Defensive POTY ‘11 in the top 10. under Naivar, as defensive back Walter Musgrove earned the Southland Xavier Daniels All-Independent ‘11 Conference Student-Athlete of the Year honor in 2006. The two were Fred Evans All-America ‘05 | Southland Newcomer of the Year ‘04 Trevon Stewart and Adrian McDonald anchored the middle of the part of a defensive group that earned seven first-team All-Southland Houston secondary and earned first-team and second-team All-AAC Conference honors in Naivar’s first three seasons with the Bobcats. RICE Honors NFL honors, respectively. Stewart set the program’s career fumble recovery Kyle Martens All-America ‘10 | All-CUSA ‘10 mark with 10 after recovering four in 2015, the second-best total in the Naivar was a graduate assistant at New Mexico before landing at Travis Bradshaw All-CUSA ‘10 nation. McDonald set the Houston career interceptions record with 17 Southern Illinois as special teams coordinator and defensive line coach, Brandon Long All-CUSA ‘10 after pulling in four in 2015. He went on to sign a free agent contract with where punter John Armitrano earned second-team Missouri Valley Andrew Sendejo Vikings the San Diego Chargers. Conference honors in 1998, and kicker Scott Everhart was named to the Chris Boswell All-CUSA ‘10 Steelers league’s All-Newcomer Team in 1999. In his lone season at Kentucky, Naivar tutored two Freshman All- Americans on special teams in kick returner Stanley Williams and kicker From there he coached at Sam Houston State, serving at various times Austin MacGinnis. MacGinnis, who was also named first-team All-SEC, set as defensive coordinator, special teams coordinator, safeties coach and five UK records in his collegiate debut season, including totaling 21 field defensive line coach. The top campaign at SHSU was 2001, when the goals. That number led the SEC and all NCAA freshmen. He finished with Bearkats went 10-3, were co-champions of the Southland Conference a school-record 104 points – equaling the SEC lead – and was one of only and advanced to the quarterfinals of the Division I-AA playoffs before five kickers in the nation with three field goals of 50-plus yards. He was losing to eventual national champion Montana. Naivar placed five players the first Kentucky kicker named to the All-SEC team, having been named on All-Southland Conference teams while in Huntsville. to the team by both the SEC coaches and Associated Press. A native of Taylor, Texas, Naivar was a four-year letterman, playing safety Williams led Kentucky in kickoff returns with 19 returns for 511 yards and and quarterback, and was team captain at Hardin-Simmons University. a 26.9 average. He ranked second nationally among true freshmen in He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Hardin-Simmons and began kickoff return average, and 13th overall. his coaching career there, helping lead the Cowboys to the NAIA Division II Playoffs in 1994 and 1995. UK punter Landon Foster also set a school record with 27 punts dropped inside the 20-yard line in 2014, while earning second-team Academic He and his wife, Michelle, have one daughter, Jordan, and one son, All-America honors. Foster punted 66 times for a 42.6-yard average, Gunner. including 10 punts of 50 yards or longer with just four touchbacks. TEXASSPORTS.COM 67 COACHES 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • TODD ORLANDO THE ORLANDO FILE TODD ORLANDO Hometown ______Pittsburgh, Pa. College ______Wisconsin (1994) Wife ______Amy Children ______Taylor, Addison

ORLANDO’S COACHING ASSIGNMENTS Years ____ School ______Position DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR/LINEBACKERS 2017 ____ Texas ______Defensive Coordinator/LBs 2015-16 __ Houston ______Defensive Coordinator/LBs 2013-14 __ Utah State ______Defensive Coordinator/LBs Todd Orlando, a defensive coordinator for the past 12 seasons, including USU defense was fourth nationally with 49 sacks in 2014 and second 2011-12 __ Florida International _____ Defensive Coordinator/LBs the last two at the University of Houston under Tom Herman, enters nationally with 114 tackles for loss as Utah State advanced to back-to- 2005-10 __ Connecticut______Defensive Coordinator/ILBs his first season as the defensive coordinator at Texas. He will also coach back bowl games during Orlando’s stay in Logan, Utah. 1999-04 __ Connecticut______Inside Linebackers linebackers. Orlando’s 2014 defense ranked 17th nationally and second in the Mountain West in pass efficiency defense (111.42), while its rushing 1996-98 __ Pennsylvania ______Linebackers During his 23-year coaching career, Orlando has served as a defensive defense led the league (130.7 ypg). The total defense was second in 1995 ____ Fox Chapel HS (Penn.) ______Defensive Coordinator coordinator at UConn (2005-10), Florida International (2011-12), Utah the conference (356.1 ypg), bolstered by a defensive group that led the 1994 ____ Central Catholic HS (Penn.) ____Defensive Coordinator State (2013-14) and Houston (2015-16), where he helped the Cougars to conference with four First Team All-MWC selections. Zach Vigil was 11th a 22-5 record, which was the fourth-best win total in the FBS in that span. nationally with 19.5 tackles for loss. and earned All-America honors, was the MWC Defensive Player of the Year and signed with the Miami ORLANDO’S POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE Houston posted a 9-4 record in 2016, including wins over No. 3 Oklahoma Dolphins. Year _____ School ______Postseason and No. 3 Louisville. The Cougars became the first program nationally to defeat two top-five teams. UH featured the nation’s fourth-ranked During his first season at Utah State, the defense ranked first in the 2016 ____ Houston ______Las Vegas Bowl rush defense (100.2 ypg), in addition to the nation’s 13th-best defense Mountain West and seventh in the nation in scoring (17.1 ppg), the 2015 ____ Houston ______Peach Bowl in total yards allowed (319.6 ypg). Houston was third nationally with second-fewest allowed by a Utah State defense since 1971. USU also led 2014 ____ Utah State ______New Mexico Bowl five defensive touchdowns and allowed just 23.5 points per game. The the MWC in rushing defense (106.7 ypg/8th FBS), total defense (330.9 2013 ____ Utah State ______Poinsettia Bowl Cougars also ranked as one of the nation’s best in bringing pressure, ypg/12th FBS), and pass efficiency defense (113.2/15th FBS). The defense ranking 14th in both sacks and tackles for loss. also ranked sixth in the nation in the red zone, allowing opponents to 2011 ____ FIU ______Beef O’ Brady’s Bowl score just 68.9 percent of the time, including just 19 touchdowns, to rank 2010 ____ UConn ______Fiesta Bowl In the win over No. 3 Louisville, Orlando’s defense contained eventual second nationally. Additionally, USU’s defense ranked seventh in the 2009 ____ UConn ______International Bowl Heisman Trophy winner Lamar Jackson to 20-of-43 passing (46.5%) for nation in forcing three-and-outs with 5.6 per game, while its 7.6 tackles 2008 ____ UConn ______Papa John’s Bowl 211 yards and 33 rushing yards, while sacking him 11 times – an AAC for loss per game ranked 10th nationally. single-game record and second most in UH history. 2007 ____ UConn ______Meineke Car Care Bowl Utah State played in back-to-back-to-back bowl games for the first time 2004 ____ UConn ______Motor City Bowl At linebacker, Matthew Adams led the team in tackles with 82, including in school history and won just its third bowl game ever in 2013. It was also 1994 ____ Wisconsin (player) ______Rose Bowl 7.5 tackles for loss, while Steven Taylor tied for the team lead with 8.5 the only team in the nation not to allow a touchdown run of 10 or more sacks and was second with 12 tackles for loss. Taylor, a first-team All-AAC yards and allowed just two 100-yard rushers. selection, was tied in both of those categories with Tyus Bowser, who ORLANDO’S PROMINENT PUPILS reached those marks despite missing five games due to injury. Bowser Prior to Utah State, Orlando spent two years as the defensive coordinator HOUSTON Honors NFL was named second-team All-AAC. at Florida International (2011-12), helping the Panthers reach the 2011 Ed Oliver All-America ‘16 | Fr. All-America ‘16 | AAC Rookie of the Year ‘16 Beef `O’ Brady’s Bowl. During his two years at FIU, Orlando mentored All-AAC ‘16 | Bill Willis Award ‘16 True freshman DT Ed Oliver, who earned first-team All-America honors, five players who earned various All-Sun Belt Conference honors a total Howard Wilson All-AAC ‘16 Browns was third nationally with 23 tackles for loss. He added seven quarterback of seven times, including safety Jonathan Cyprien and defensive lineman Brandon Wilson All-AAC ‘16 Bengals hurries and led all defensive linemen nationally with his nine pass Tourek Williams who both earned First-Team All-League honors. The Tyus Bowser All-AAC ‘16 Ravens breakups. Jacksonville Jaguars selected Cyprien with the 33rd pick of the 2013 NFL Garrett Davis All-AAC ‘16 Draft. William Jackson III All-AAC ‘15 Bengals In Orlando’s first season at Houston, his opportunistic and attacking Adrian McDonald All-AAC ‘15 Chargers defense forced 12 teams below their scoring average with the two teams Orlando went to Florida International after a 12-year stint at Connecticut, Elandon Roberts All-AAC ‘15 Patriots eclipsing their average, doing so by less than one point. The defense led including six seasons (2005-10) as the defensive coordinator. In 2010, Steven Taylor All-AAC ‘15, ‘16 the nation with 35 takeaways while ranking eighth nationally in rushing Orlando’s defense helped the Huskies capture the Big East Championship B.J. Singleton All-AAC ‘15 defense (108.9 yards per game) and 20th nationally in scoring defense and play in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. Trevon Stewart All-AAC ‘15 (20.7 points per game). In his first year as defensive coordinator at Connecticut, the Huskies led UTAH STATE Honors NFL The Cougars went to their first New Year’s Bowl in 30 years, had their the Big East Conference in total defense at 297.1 ypg, its lowest average Zach Vigil All-America ‘14 | MWC Defensive Player of the Year Dolphins second 13-win season in program history and won their 11th conference since 1979. In 2007, Connecticut won the Big East Championship behind Nick Vigil All-MWC ‘14 Bengals championship by claiming the inaugural American Athletic Conference the nation’s 10th-ranked passing efficiency defense and the 14th-best Torrey Green Championship. With a 38-24 win over No. 9 Florida State in the Chick-fil-A scoring defense (19.0 ppg). Orlando’s work with middle linebacker Danny Peach Bowl, Houston ended the season ranked No. 8 in the Associated Lansanah in 2007 helped earn the senior a free agent contract with the UCONN Honors NFL Press and USA Today Coaches polls, its highest finish since ranking No. 5 Green Bay Packers, while weakside linebacker Lawrence Wilson was Sio Moore Colts in 1979, and just the sixth time in program history to finish in the top 10. named a second-team Freshman All-American. Orlando also mentored Lawrence Wilson All-Big East ‘09, ‘10 Colts linebacker Alfred Fincher who was chosen in the third round by the New Danny Lansanah All-Big East ‘07 Buccaneers With direct oversight of the linebackers, Orlando mentored Taylor and Orleans Saints in 2005, becoming the first Husky drafted in 11 years. Greg Lloyd All-Big East ‘09 Elandon Roberts, as both earned all-conference honors from the AAC. Scott Lutrus All-Big East ‘08 Roberts was named to the league’s first team after leading the nation James Hargrave All-Big East ‘05 with 88 solo tackles, part of the nation’s fourth-best 142 total tackles. Prior to Connecticut, Orlando spent three seasons as the linebackers coach Roberts led the conference with 19 tackles for loss while Taylor was at the University of Pennsylvania. A native of Pittsburgh, Pa., he began Alfred Fletcher All-Big East ‘04 right behind with 18.5 tackles for loss, including a league-best 10 sacks. his coaching career in his home state as defensive coordinator at Central Roberts went on to be drafted in the sixth round of the 2016 NFL Draft by Catholic High School (1994) and Fox Chapel Area High School (1995). the New England Patriots. Orlando was a three-year letterwinner at inside linebacker at Wisconsin In Orlando’s two seasons at Utah State, the Aggies defense ranked among and a member of the 1994 Big Ten Championship team that defeated the nation’s best in scoring defense (12th nationally in 2014 at 19.7 UCLA in the Badgers’ first Rose Bowl appearance since 1963. He and his ppg, and seventh nationally in 2013 at 17.1 ppg) and turnovers forced wife, Amy, have two daughters, Taylor and Addison. with 59 over two seasons, the nation’s eighth-best two-year total. The

68 COACHES @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • DEREK WAREHIME THE WAREHIME FILE DEREK WAREHIME Hometown ______Choctaw, Okla. College ______Tulsa (2006) Wife ______Kelly Children ______Kaysen, Kylee, Miller Hayes

WAREHIME’S COACHING ASSIGNMENTS Years ____ School ______Position OFFENSIVE LINE 2017 ____ Texas ______Offensive Line 2015-16 __ Houston ______Offensive Line 2014 ____ New Mexico ____ Run Game/Special Teams/Tight Ends Derek Warehime enters his first season at Texas as the offensive During his first season in Albuquerque, Warehime helped New 2012-13 __ New Mexico ______Tight Ends line coach in 2017. He has coached in each of the previous two Mexico become one of the most improved rushing attacks in the 2010-11 __ Sam Houston State ______Offensive Line seasons under Tom Herman at Houston. country. After finishing 103rd in the nation in rushing in 2011, the 2009 ____ Arkansas-Monticello ______Offensive Coordinator Lobos finished fifth in 2012 averaging over 300 yards per game. 2008 ____ Arkansas-Monticello ______Offensive Line/Tight Ends In his second season with the Cougars, Warehime helped UH to a Under his mentorship, tight end Lucas Reed earned an invitation 2006-07 __ Rice ______Graduate Assistant 9-3 record prior to joining Herman on the 40 Acres. UH had two to the East-West Shrine Game following the 2012 season. top-five wins, was the only program to defeat two top-five teams WAREHIME’S POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE and joined Alabama as one of two programs nationally to beat Prior to his time at UNM, Warehime spent two seasons as Year _____ School ______Postseason two top-10 teams by double digits. the offensive line coach at Sam Houston State. In 2011, the 2015 ____ Houston ______Peach Bowl Bearkats featured the No. 6 rushing offense in the Football 2006 ____ Rice ______New Orleans Bowl The Cougars’ offense finished the regular season ranked 36th Championship Subdivision, averaging 255.9 yards per game en 2005 ____ Tulsa (student assistant) ______Liberty Bowl nationally and ranked as one of the least penalized teams in route to the FCS National Championship Game. SHSU averaged 2003 ____ Tulsa (player) ______Humanitarian Bowl the country. The Houston offensive line allowed just 30 sacks on nearly 40 points per game. C Travis Watson and OT Chris Crockett nearly 500 pass attempts in 2016. UH ranked 15th in third down earned 2011 Sports Network/Fathead.com All-America honors WAREHIME’S PROMINENT PUPILS conversions, ninth in first downs and 21st in scoring offense under Warehime’s tutelage. In his first season, the Kats led the during the regular season. Southland Conference in rushing and had three players earn All- HOUSTON Honors NFL Alex Cooper All-AAC ‘15 League honors. Wil Noble Fr. All-America ‘15 | All-AAC ‘15 Under Warehime in 2015, the Houston offensive line used 11 different starting lineups in 14 games due to injury. Despite Warehime worked for two seasons as the offensive line and tight SAM HOUSTON ST Honors NFL the injuries, the line led a team that finished the regular season ends coach, as well as the strength and conditioning coordinator, Chris Crockett All-America ‘11 | All-Southland ‘11 Travis Watson All-America ‘11 | All-Southland ‘11 ranked 13th nationally in rushing offense with 235.8 yards per at the University of Arkansas at Monticello. He was the offensive game. Under his leadership, two linemen earned season honors coordinator in 2009. UAM led the Gulf South Conference in total ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO Honors NFL from The American. Both Alex Cooper, who started at three offense (499.3 ypg) and rushing offense (244.4 ypg). Joe Wilson All-GSC ‘08 different positions along the line, and Will Noble, a true freshman Jon Meadows All-GSC ‘08 who had his redshirt removed six games into the season, were A 2006 graduate of Tulsa, Warehime started 34 games at center recognized by the AAC. The two honorees under Warehime were from 2001-04. He played on the Golden Hurricane’s 2003 part of a group that lost three starters to season-ending injuries Humanitarian Bowl team and was named first team All-Western and endured a total of 34 games lost due to injuries. Athletic Conference in 2004. He spent one season playing professionally with the Tulsa Talons of the Arena Football League. Warehime joined the Houston staff after three seasons with New Mexico as the Lobos’ tight ends coach, adding the title of run The Choctaw, Okla. native began his coaching career as a student game coordinator in his final season. In all three seasons with assistant for the offensive line at Tulsa in 2005. The Golden Warehime on staff, the New Mexico offense finished fifth or better Hurricane won the 2005 Conference USA Championship and in rushing nationally. With him serving as run game coordinator defeated Fresno State in the Liberty Bowl. in 2014, the Lobos finished the year ranked fourth nationally in rushing with an average of 310.4 yards per game on the ground. Warehime spent the 2006 and 2007 seasons as a graduate Along with its power on the ground, New Mexico ranked fourth assistant for the offensive line at Rice. He was also the assistant nationally allowing just 11 sacks during the season. video coordinator during that time. The Owls made their first postseason appearance in 45 years and were runners-up in CUSA’s In 2013, Warehime was integral to the offensive line blocking West Division, setting 40 new school records on offense. schemes, as the unit paved the way for UNM to average 308 yards per game to rank fourth in the country. It was the second Warehime and his wife Kelly have three children: daughters year in a row that New Mexico finished the season in the top five Kaysen and Kylee and son, Miller Hayes. nationally in rushing. His tight ends also became a bigger part of the passing game in 2013, more than doubling their receiving yards from the season prior.

TEXASSPORTS.COM 69 COACHES 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • JASON WASHINGTON THE WASHINGTON FILE JASON WASHINGTON Hometown ______San Antonio, Texas College ______Texas State (2002, 2004) Wife ______Lacey Children ______Jaxson, Jayla

WASHINGTON’S COACHING ASSIGNMENTS Years ____ School ______Position RECRUITING COORDINATOR/CORNERBACKS 2017 ____ Texas ______Recruiting Coordinator/CBs 2015-16 __ Houston ______Special Teams Coordinator/CBs 2014 ____ Texas State ______Secondary Jason Washington enters his first season at Texas in 2017 after second in the Sun Belt in 2014 with 13 interceptions. Sophomore 2011-13 __ Texas State ______Cornerbacks coaching under Tom Herman at the University of Houston the Germond Williams ranked 17th nationally with four interceptions 2007-10 __ Rice ______Cornerbacks previous two seasons. Washington serves as the Longhorns’ in just nine games. Craig Mager, who was selected in the third 2004-06 __ Texas State ______Cornerbacks recruiting coordinator and coaches the cornerbacks. round of the 2015 NFL Draft by the San Diego Charges, was selected to play in the East-West Shrine Game and received WASHINGTON’S POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE Throughout his career, Washington has coached seven players All-Sun Belt honors under Washington. Junior David Mims also Year _____ School ______Postseason who have reached the NFL. At UH, Washington was also the earned All-SBC honors with five interceptions. 2015 ____ Houston ______Peach Bowl Cougars’ special teams coordinator. 2008 ____ Rice ______Texas Bowl In 2013, Mager was named All-Sun Belt Conference after ranking 2005 ____ Texas State ______FCS Semifinals Washington helped the Houston defense to a national ranking among league leaders with nine passes defended. CB Darryl of 14th during the 2016 regular season. The Cougars had five Morris was named second team All-WAC in 2012, ranking among WASHINGTON’S PROMINENT PUPILS defensive touchdowns and allowed just 22.6 points per game. CB WAC leaders with four interceptions and nine passes defended. Howard Wilson led UH with five interceptions, returning one for Washington also coached the punt return unit at Texas State. The HOUSTON Honors NFL Howard Wilson All-AAC ‘16 Browns a touchdown. Houston’s defense totaled seven interceptions and Bobcats ranked seventh nationally in 2013 and led the SBC in Brandon Wilson All-AAC ‘16 Bengals 49 pass breakups. punt returns after Andy Erickson returned 20 punts for 284 yards. William Jackson III All-AAC ‘15 Bengals Erickson ranked second nationally averaging 16.7 yards per punt On special teams, Houston punter Dane Roy averaged 40.7 yards return in 2012. TEXAS STATE Honors NFL Craig Mager All-SBC ‘13, ‘14 Chargers per punt and downed 19-of-55 inside the 20-yard line. The Darryl Morris All-WAC ‘12 Jets Cougars punt return defense ranked fourth nationally allowing Washington rejoined Texas State in 2011 after spending four Walter Musgrove All-Soutland ‘05, ‘06 just 1.8 yards per return on 10 attempts. Kick returner D’Eriq King years at Rice where he coached five All-Conference USA defensive Nato James All-Southland ‘04 averaged over 25 yards per return and registered a 99-yard return backs. The Owls best season came in 2008 when Rice went 10-3, RICE Honors NFL for a touchdown. their best record since the 1950s. Phillip Gaines Chiefs Bryce Callahan Bears In his first season at UH, Washington oversaw arguably the best Before his four years at Rice, Washington had spent the previous Kevin Gaddis All-CUSA ‘09 starting cornerback tandem in The American and a drastic special three seasons at Texas State. During his third season of his first teams improvement. Under his leadership, William Jackson III stint with the Bobcats, Washington produced the Southland led the nation in passes broken up (23) and passed defended Conference leader in interceptions, Walter Musgrove. Musgrove (28). Jackson set Houston single-game (7) and season records was a two-time All-Southland Conference pick, SLC Student- in passes broken up despite missing the Memphis game with an Athlete of the Year, National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete injury. Wilson was second on the team with seven pass breakups and a FCS ADA Academic All-Star. Washington also coached two as Houston ranked fourth nationally with 87 passes defended other All-SLC defensive backs in each of his first two seasons in and seventh with 21 interceptions. The duo of Wilson and Jackson San Marcos. combined for four defensive touchdowns in 2015. Washington spent a week during the 2009 season with the The Cougars’ special teams unit saw much improvement under Minnesota Vikings as part of the Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Washington in his first season. The kickoff return unit improved Fellowship program that has produced NFL head coaches such as from 125th to 28th, kickoff return defense from 75th to 45th, Mike Tomlin, Marvin Lewis and Lovie Smith. punt return from 99th to 41st and punt return defense from 22nd to fourth. Wilson ranked 19th nationally with an average kickoff A native of San Antonio, Washington earned a bachelors degree return of 26.6 yards, including two touchdowns. Demarcus Ayers in 2002 and a masters degree in sport administration in 2004 was 27th nationally with a punt return average of 11.3 yards to from Texas State. He was a four-year letterman for the Bobcats in earn first team honors from The American. football and baseball. He started as a defensive back in football and was a center fielder on the baseball team. Washington arrived in Houston after four seasons at nearby Texas State, his second stint in San Marcos following a four-year stop Washington and his wife Lacey have one son, Jaxson and one at Rice. Washington’s secondary unit helped the Bobcats rank daughter, Jayla.

70 COACHES @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017 COACHING STAFF • YANCY MCKNIGHT MCKNIGHTS’S PROMINENT PUPILS HOUSTON NFL YANCY MCKNIGHT Tyus Bowser Ravens Howard Wilson Browns Brandon Wilson Bengals Demarcus Ayers Steelers Alex Cooper Bengals Elandon Roberts Patriots William Jackson III Bengals Lee Hightower Colts HEAD COACH FOR STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Adrian McDonald Chargers Nolan Frese Seahawks Kenneth Farrow Chargers Yancy McKnight, a strength and conditioning coach with ties to Rice players credited his guidance in the weight room as a key IOWA STATE NFL both the state of Texas and the Big 12, enters his first season as component in the Owls’ run to a bowl game in 2006. That team Josh Lenz Texans Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for Football at UT in 2017. showed a level of endurance that allowed them to battle back Collin Franklin Bucaneers E.J. Bibbs Jaguars and win three times on the last offensive play of the game. Carter Bykowski Falcons McKnight comes to Texas after spending the last two seasons as McKnight went to Rice after two years as the head strength and Hayworth Hicks Panthers director for football sports performance under Herman at the conditioning coach at Louisiana Tech University. He helped the Kelechi Osemele Raiders University of Houston. There, he helped the Cougars to a 22-5 Bulldogs to a 7-4 record in 2005, including winning five of the last Reggie Stephens Ravens record, which is the fourth-best win total in the FBS in that span. six games. Before his time at LTU, he began his college coaching David Irving Cowboys career at Oklahoma State as an assistant in 2002. Jeremiah George Cowboys In that time, which included two NFL Drafts, McKnight has A.J. Klein Saints worked with nine players who went on to the NFL, including 2017 McKnight is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Jake Knott Eagles Leonard Johnson Bills draft picks LB Tyus Bowser (Ravens), DB Howard Wilson (Browns) Association (NSCA), and is a certified strength and conditioning David Sims Browns and DB Brandon Wilson (Bengals). Six Cougars made rosters as specialist (CSCS), a certified strength and conditioning coach part of the 2016 NFL Draft class. CB William Jackson, III (Bengals), (SCCC), and a USA Weightlifting Level I certified coach. RICE NFL LB Elandon Roberts (Patriots) and WR Demarcus Ayers (Steelers) James Casey Texans were all drafted, while RB Kenneth Farrow (Chargers), DS Nolan A native of Joplin, Mo., McKnight was a Division II All-American Luke Wilson Seahawks Frese (Seahawks) and S Adrian McDonald (Chargers) signed as on the offensive line at Missouri Southern, earning his degree Scott Solomon Browns free agents. from the school in 2001. He was inducted into the Missouri Cheta Ozougwu Bears Southern Athletics Hall of Fame in 2013. Andrew Sendejo Vikings In 2016, Houston posted a 9-4 record, including wins over No. LA TECH NFL 3 Oklahoma and No. 3 Louisville. The Cougars became the first He is married to the former Lynn Karns and they are the parents Ryan Moats Texans program nationally to defeat two top-five teams. of sons, Brody and Brock. Jonathan Holland Raiders Tramon Williams Browns In 2015, the Cougars went to their first New Year’s Bowl in THE MCKNIGHT FILE Hiram Eugene Raiders 30 years, had their second 13-win season in program history Jerron Wishom Packers and won their 11th conference championship by claiming the Hometown ______Joplin, Mo. inaugural American Athletic Conference Championship. With a College ______Missouri Southern (2001) OK STATE NFL Wife ______Lynn Tatum Bell Broncos 38-24 win over No. 9 Florida State in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, Vernand Morency Packers Houston ended the season ranked No. 8 in the Associated Press Children ______Brody, Brock Rashaun Woods 49ers and USA Today Coaches polls, its highest finish since ranking No. Billy Bajema Ravens 5 in 1979, and just the sixth time in program history to finish in MCKNIGHT’S COACHING ASSIGNMENTS Charlie Johnson Vikings the top 10. Corey Hilliard Lions Years ______School Antonio Smith Texans McKnight arrived in Houston after serving the previous six 2017 ______Texas Kevin Williams Saints seasons as director of strength and conditioning at Iowa State. 2015-16 ______Houston Darrent Williams Broncos While there, he helped mentor seven Cyclones who went on to 2009-14 ______Iowa State play in the NFL (Reggie Stephens, David Sims, Leonard Johnson, 2006-08 ______Rice Kelechi Osemele, A.J. Klein, Jake Knott, Jeremiah George) and 2004-05 ______Louisiana Tech improved the Cyclones strength and conditioning stature of the 2002-03 ______Oklahoma State program as ISU participated in three bowls during his time in Ames. MCKNIGHT’S POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE Along with Herman and Iowa State’s Paul Rhoads, McKnight Year _____ School ______Postseason has worked under successful and innovative coaches including 2016 ____ Houston ______Las Vegas Bowl Les Miles formerly of LSU and Oklahoma State, Todd Graham of 2015 ____ Houston ______Peach Bowl Arizona State and formerly Rice, and David Bailiff of Rice. 2012 ____ Iowa State ______Liberty Bowl Other NFL players who have worked under McKnight’s eye 2011 ____ Iowa State ______Pinstripe Bowl include: Kevin Williams, Antonio Smith, Billy Bajema, Charlie 2009 ____ Iowa State ______Insight Bowl Johnson, James Casey, Andrew Sendejo, Jarrett Dillard and 2008 ____ Rice ______Texas Bowl Tramon Williams. 2006 ____ Rice ______New Orleans Bowl 2002 ____ Oklahoma State ______Houston Bowl McKnight worked at Rice (2006-08) prior to his arrival at Iowa State. In 2008, Rice posted one of its best seasons in school history, compiling a 10-3 mark, including a 38-14 win over Western Michigan in the Texas Bowl, and a co-championship of the West Division of Conference USA.

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2016 SCHEDULE & RESULTS TEAM TOTALS RECORD: 5-7 (3-6 BIG 12) TEXAS OPPONENTS HOME: 4-2 ROAD: 1-4 NEUTRAL: 0-1 SCORING ______383______378 Points Per Game ______31.9______31.5 UT Points Off Turnovers ______41______68 DATE ____ RANK __ OPPONENT ______W/L ___SCORE ____ ATT FIRST DOWNS ______301______276 Sept. 4 ___ RV/RV __ #10/9 NOTRE DAME ______W _ 50-47 (2OT) 102,315 Rushing ______157______124 Sept. 10 __ 11/20 __ UTEP ______W ___ 41-7 ____92,863 Passing ______122______128 Sept. 17 __ 11/16 __ at California ______L____ 43-50 ___50,448 Penalty ______22______24 Oct. 1 ____ 22/25 __ at Oklahoma State* ______L____ 31-49 ___53,468 RUSHING YARDAGE ______2871______2277 Oct. 8 ____ RV/NR __ vs. #20/22 Oklahoma*+ ______L____ 40-45 ___90,100 Yards gained rushing ______3148______2708 Yards lost rushing ______277______431 Oct. 15 ______IOWA STATE* ______W ___ 27-6 ____96,851 Rushing Attempts ______597______550 Oct. 22 ______at Kansas State* ______L____ 21-24 ___52,328 Average Per Rush ______4.8______4.1 Oct. 29 ______#8/6 BAYLOR* ______W ___ 35-34 ___97,822 Average Per Game______239.2______189.8 Nov. 5 ______at Texas Tech* ______W ___ 45-37 ___60,803 TDs Rushing ______27______23 Nov. 12 ______#11/10 WEST VIRGINIA* ______L____ 20-24 ___98,367 PASSING YARDAGE ______3024______3102 Nov. 19 ______at Kansas* ______L___21-24 (OT) __25,673 Comp-Att-Int ______241-402-12______246-405-10 Nov. 25 ______TCU* ______L____ 9-31 ____99,065 Average Per Pass ______7.5______7.7 Average Per Catch ______12.5______12.6 * Big 12 Conference game // + Cotton Bowl (Dallas) Average Per Game______252.0______258.5 TDs Passing ______21______22 ATTENDANCE TOTAL OFFENSE ______5895______5379 Total Plays ______999______955 Total ______12 games ______920,103 (76,675 avg) Average Per Play ______5.9______5.6 Home ______6 games ______587,283 (97,880 avg) Average Per Game______491.2______448.2 Road ______5 games ______242,720 (48,544 avg) KICK RETURNS: #-Yards ______42-773______44-930 Neutral ______1 game ______90,100 (90,100 avg) PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards ______28-182______19-93 INT RETURNS: #-Yards ______10-101______12-196 RUSHING KICK RETURN AVERAGE ______18.4______21.1 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE ______6.5______4.9 NAME ______G __ ATT _ GAIN _ LOST _ NET _ AVG ___TD __ LONG AVG/G INT RETURN AVERAGE ______10.1______16.3 Foreman, D’Onta _ 11 _ 323 _ 2049 __ 21 __ 2028 __6.3 ___15 ___ 74 __ 184.4 FUMBLES-LOST ______16-11______24-10 Warren III, Chris __ 4 ___62 __ 367 __ 1 __ 366 __5.9 ___ 3 ___ 46 ___91.5 PENALTIES-Yards ______85-769______83-738 Porter, Kyle ____ 11 __46 __ 217 __ 12 __ 205 __4.5 ___ 0 ___ 30 ___18.6 Average Per Game______64.1______61.5 Swoopes, Tyrone _ 11 __54 __ 194 __ 20 __ 174 __3.2 ___ 7 ___ 14 ___15.8 PUNTS-Yards______66-3115______77-3043 Average Per Punt ______47.2______39.5 Buechele, Shane _ 12 __96 __ 335 __174 _ 161 __1.7 ___ 2 ___ 23 ___13.4 Net punt average ______42.8______36.6 Dickson, Michael _ 12 __ 1 ___ 6 ___ 0 ___ 6 ___6.0 ___ 0 ____6 ____ 0.5 KICKOFFS-Yards ______73-4557______73-4550 Houston, Tristian _ 2 ___ 3 ___ 4 ___ 1 ___ 3 ___1.0 ___ 0 ____3 ____ 1.5 Average Per Kick ______62.4______62.3 Heard, Jerrod ___ 11 __ 1 ___-12 __ 0 ___-12 _ -12.0 ___0 ____5 ____-1.1 Net kick average ______40.4______41.5 Leonard, Dorian __12 __ 0 ___-12 __ 0 ___-12 __0.0 ___ 0 ____0 ____-1.0 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ______28:16______31:44 TEAM ______10 __11 ___ 0 ___ 48 ___-48 __-4.4 ___ 0 ____0 ____-4.8 3RD-DOWN Conversions ______70/194______72/189 Total ______12 _ 597 _ 3148 _ 277 _ 2871 __4.8 ___27 ___ 74 __239.2 3rd-Down Pct ______36%______38% Opponents ____ 12 _ 550 _ 2708 _ 431 _ 2277 __4.1 ___23 ___ 70 __189.8 4TH-DOWN Conversions ______11/22______8/17 4th-Down Pct ______50%______47% SACKS BY-Yards ______41-299______30-162 PASSING MISC YARDS ______1______1 NAME ______G __ EFF ____C-A-I ___ PCT ___ YDS___TD _ LONG _EFFIC TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ______48______47 Buechele, Shane __12 __136.00 _236-391-11 _ 60.4 ___2958 __21 __ 80 __ 246.5 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ______17-24______15-18 Swoopes, Tyrone __11 __ 94.93 ____5-9-1 ___ 55.6 ___ 66 ___ 0 __ 34 ___6.0 ON-SIDE KICKS ______0-1______0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES ______(44-55) 80%______(40-47) 85% TEAM ______10 __ 0.00 ____0-2-0 ____0.0 _____0 ___ 0 ___0 ____0.0 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS ______(29-55) 53%______(27-47) 57% Total ______12 _ 134.41 241-402-12 _ 60.0 __ 3024 __21 __ 80 __252.0 PAT-ATTEMPTS ______(40-44) 91%______(43-45) 96% Opponents _____12 _ 138.07 246-405-10 _ 60.7 __ 3102 __22 __ 71 __258.5 ATTENDANCE ______587283______242720 Games/Avg Per Game ______6/97880______5/48544 Neutral Site Games ______1/92100

SCORE BY QUARTER 1st __2nd __3rd ___4th ____OT _____ TOTAL TEXAS ______91 ___ 104 __106 ___ 69 _____13 _____ 383 OPPONENTS ______104 __ 108 __78 ____75 _____13 _____ 378

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RECEIVING PUNTING NAME ______G ___ NO ___YDS ___AVG ____ TD ___ LONG ___ AVG/G NAME ______NO ___ YDS___ AVG. ___ LONG ___ TB ___ FC ___I20 __50+ BLK Foreman, Armanti _____12 ____34 ___ 420 ___ 12.4 ____ 3 ______51 ______35.0 Dickson, Michael ______65 ___3079 ___47.4 _____74 _____9 ____ 20 ___ 28 ___ 25 ___ 0 Oliver, Jake ______12 ____33 ___ 358 ___ 10.8 ____ 0 ______52 ______29.8 Buechele, Shane ______1 ___ 36 ____36.0 _____36 _____1 ____ 0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 Warrick, Jacorey ______11 ____30 ___ 360 ___ 12.0 ____ 3 ______75 ______32.7 Leonard, Dorian ______12 ____29 ___ 397 ___ 13.7 ____ 3 ______49 ______33.1 Total ______66 __ 3115 __ 47.2 _____74 ____ 10 ___ 20 ___ 28___ 25 ___ 0 Johnson, Collin ______12 ____28 ___ 315 ___ 11.2 ____ 3 ______40 ______26.2 Opponents ______77 __ 3043 __ 39.5 _____64 _____2 ____ 24 ___ 18___ 13 ___ 2 Heard, Jerrod ______11 ____24 ___ 266 ___ 11.1 ____ 3 ______68 ______24.2 Duvernay, Devin ______12 ____20 ___ 412 ___ 20.6 ____ 3 ______80 ______34.3 KICK RETURNS Burt, John ______9 ____18 ___ 201 ___ 11.2 ____ 1 ______72 ______22.3 Joe, Lorenzo ______7 ____ 8 ___ 102 ___ 12.8 ____ 0 ______61 ______14.6 NAME ______NO ___ YDS ____AVG _____TD ______LONG Foreman, D’Onta ______11 ____ 7 ___ 75 ___ 10.7 ____ 0 ______21 ______6.8 Warrick, Jacorey ______13____ 258 ____19.8 _____ 0 ______30 Beck, Andrew ______12 ____ 4 ___ 82 ___ 20.5 ____ 2 ______39 ______6.8 Duvernay, Devin ______12____ 257 ____21.4 _____ 0 ______28 Humphrey, Lil’Jordan ___10 ____2 ___ 15 ___ 7.5 _____ 0 ______8 ______1.5 Bluiett, Caleb ______11 ____ 2 ___ 11 ___ 5.5 _____ 0 ______10 ______1.0 Foreman, Armanti ______6 ____ 110 ____18.3 _____ 0 ______33 Porter, Kyle ______11 ____2 ___ 10 ___ 5.0 _____ 0 ______8 ______0.9 Vasser, Quincy ______3 _____30 _____10.0 _____ 0 ______14 Total ______12 ___ 241 _ 3024 __12.5 ____ 21 ____ 80 _____ 252.0 Boyd, Kris ______2 _____29 _____14.5 _____ 0 ______16 Opponents ______12 ___ 246 _ 3102 __12.6 ____ 22 ____ 71 _____ 258.5 Bluiett, Caleb ______2 _____16 _____ 8.0 _____ 0 ______13 Jones, Brandon ______2 _____44 _____22.0 _____ 0 ______23 Porter, Kyle ______2 _____29 _____14.5 _____ 0 ______19 ALL-PURPOSE Total ______42 ___ 773 ____18.4_____ 0 ______33 PUNT KO Opponents ______44 ___ 930 ____21.1_____ 0 ______57 NAME ______G ____ RUSH _ REC __ RET __RET __ IR __ TOTAL ___ YPG Foreman, D’Onta ______11 ____ 2028 ___75 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____2103 ___ 191.2 PUNT RETURNS Warrick, Jacorey ______11 ______0 ___ 360 ___ 80 ___258 ___0 ____ 698 ____ 63.5 Duvernay, Devin ______12 ______0 ___ 412 ___ 0 ___257 ___0 ____ 669 ____ 55.8 NAME ______NO ___ YDS ____AVG _____TD ______LONG Foreman, Armanti ______12 ______0 ___ 420 ___ 69 ___110 ___0 ____ 599 ____ 49.9 Warrick, Jacorey ______17_____80 _____ 4.7 _____ 0 ______20 Leonard, Dorian ______12 _____-12 __ 397 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 385 ____ 32.1 Foreman, Armanti ______8 _____69 _____ 8.6 _____ 0 ______22 Warren III, Chris ______4 _____366 ___ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 366 ____ 91.5 Jones, Brandon ______2 _____33 _____16.5 _____ 0 ______0 Oliver, Jake ______12 ______0 ___ 358 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 358 ____ 29.8 Humphrey, Lil’Jordan ______1 _____ 0 _____ 0.0 _____ 0 ______0 Johnson, Collin ______12 ______0 ___ 315 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 315 ____ 26.2 Total ______28 ___ 182 ____ 6.5 _____ 0 ______22 Heard, Jerrod ______11 _____-12 __ 266 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 254 ____ 23.1 Opponents ______19 ____93 _____4.9 _____ 0 ______40 Porter, Kyle ______11 _____205 ___10 ____ 0 ___ 29 ___0 ____ 244 ____ 22.2 Burt, John ______9 ______0 ___ 201 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 201 ____ 22.3 Swoopes, Tyrone ______11 _____174 ___ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 174 ____ 15.8 INTERCEPTIONS Buechele, Shane ______12 _____161 ___ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 161 ____ 13.4 Joe, Lorenzo ______7 ______0 ___ 102 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 102 ____ 14.6 NAME ______NO ___ YDS ____AVG _____TD ______LONG Beck, Andrew ______12 ______0 ____82 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____0 _____82 ______6.8 Haines, Dylan ______4 _____38 _____ 9.5 _____ 0 ______38 Jones, Brandon ______12 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 33 ___ 44 ___0 _____77 ______6.4 Locke III, P.J. ______2 _____ 2 _____ 1.0 _____ 0 ______2 Haines, Dylan ______11 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ___ 38 ____38 ______3.5 Freeman, Edwin ______2 _____37 _____18.5 _____ 0 ______33 Freeman, Edwin ______12 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ___ 37 ____37 ______3.1 Elliott, DeShon ______1 _____24 _____24.0 _____ 0 ______24 Vasser, Quincy ______11 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 30 ___0 _____30 ______2.7 Boyd, Kris ______1 _____ 0 _____ 0.0 _____ 0 ______0 Boyd, Kris ______12 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 29 ___0 _____29 ______2.4 Total ______10 ___ 101 ____10.1_____ 0 ______38 Bluiett, Caleb ______11 ______0 ____11 ____ 0 ___ 16 ___0 _____27 ______2.5 Opponents ______12 ___ 196 ____16.3_____ 1 ______55 Elliott, DeShon ______12 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ___ 24 ____24 ______2.0 Humphrey, Lil’Jordan ______10 ______0 ____15 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____0 _____15 ______1.5 Dickson, Michael ______12 ______6 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____0 _____ 6 ______0.5 FUMBLE RETURNS Houston, Tristian ______2 ______3 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____0 _____ 3 ______1.5 NAME ______NO ___ YDS ____AVG _____TD ______LONG Locke III, P.J. ______12 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____2 _____ 2 ______0.2 Elliott, DeShon ______1 ______4 ______4.0 ______0 ______4 TEAM ______10 _____-48 ___ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____0 ____ -48 ____ -4.8 Total ______1 ______4 ______4.0 ______0 ______4 Total ______12____ 2871 _3024 __ 182 __773 __ 101 ___6951 ___ 579.2 Opponents ______3 _____ 130 ____ 43.3 ______1 ______100 Opponents ______12____ 2277 _3102 ___93 ___930 __ 196 ___6598 ___ 549.8 KICKOFFS TOTAL OFFENSE NAME ______NO ___YDS ___AVG ___ TB __ OB __ RETN __NET ____ YDLN NAME ______G ___PLAYS RUSH _PASS ___ YDS ______YPG Becker, Mitchell ______72 __ 4538 __63.0 ___ 27 ___1 Buechele, Shane ______12 ____487 __ 161 __ 2958 ___3119 ______259.9 Domingue, Trent ______1 ___ 19 ___19.0 ____0 ____1 Foreman, D’Onta ______11 ____323 _ 2028 __ 0 ____2028 ______184.4 Total ______73 __ 4557 __62.4___ 27 ___2 ____930 ___40.4______24 Warren III, Chris ______4 ____ 62___ 366 ___ 0 ____ 366 ______91.5 Opponents ______73 __ 4550 __62.3___ 30 ___1 ____773 ___41.5______23 Swoopes, Tyrone ______11 ____ 63___ 174 ___66 ____ 240 ______21.8 Porter, Kyle ______11 ____ 46___ 205 ___ 0 ____ 205 ______18.6 Dickson, Michael ______12 ____ 1 ____6 ____ 0 _____ 6 ______0.5 Houston, Tristian ______2 ____ 3 ____3 ____ 0 _____ 3 ______1.5 Heard, Jerrod ______11 ____ 1 ___ -12 ___ 0 ____ -12 ______-1.1 Leonard, Dorian ______12 ____ 0 ___ -12 ___ 0 ____ -12 ______-1.0 TEAM ______10 ____ 13___ -48 ___ 0 ____ -48 ______-4.8 Total ______12 ___ 999 _ 2871 _3024 ___5895 ______491.2 Opponents ______12 ___ 955 _ 2277 _3102 ___5379 ______448.2

TEXASSPORTS.COM 75 2016 STATS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2016 STATISTICS • SCORING/BIG PLAYS 2016 SCORING DRIVES 20 YARD PLAYS (81) PLAYS OF 20 YARDS OR MORE TIME __PLAYS-YARDS __ RESULT ______SCORING PLAY ______OPPONENT YDS TYPE NAME(S) OPP 0:07 ______1-37 ______Touchdown ______37-yard run D. Foreman ______Baylor (10/29/16) *80 Pass Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane Kansas State 0:09 ______1-47 ______Touchdown ______47-yard run D. Foreman ______at California (9/17/16) *75 Pass Warrick, Jacorey from Buechele, Shane Kansas *75 Pass Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane Iowa State 0:11 ______1-75 ______Touchdown ______75-yard pass Buechele to Warrick ______at Kansas (11/19/16) *74 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Texas Tech 0:20 ______2-90 ______Touchdown ______80-yard pass Buechele to D. Duvernay ______at Kansas State (10/22/16) *72 Pass Burt, John from Buechele, Shane Notre Dame 0:25 ______2-54 ______Touchdown ______46-yard pass Buechele to Leonard ______UTEP (9/10/16) 68 Pass Heard, Jerrod from Buechele, Shane Notre Dame 0:31 ______2-75 ______Touchdown ______72-yard pass Buechele to Burt ______Notre Dame (9/4/16) *63 Pass Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma *62 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Oklahoma State 0:37 ______3-60 ______Touchdown ______29-yard pass Buechele to Heard ______UTEP (9/10/16) 61 Pass Joe, Lorenzo from Buechele, Shane Baylor 0:42 ______3-81 ______Touchdown ______24-yard run D. Foreman ______at Texas Tech (11/5/16) 55 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Texas Tech 0:51 ______5-69 ______Touchdown ______22-yard run D. Foreman ______vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16) 52 Pass Oliver, Jake from Buechele, Shane Texas Tech 51 Pass Foreman, Armanti from Buechele, Shane Baylor 0:54 ______4-69 ______Touchdown ______4-yard run D. Foreman ______at Texas Tech (11/5/16) 49 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma State 48 Pass Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane TCU 1:03 ______4-75 ______Touchdown ______62-yard run D. Foreman ______at Oklahoma State (10/1/16) *47 Rush Foreman, D’Onta California 46 Rush Warren III, Chris Oklahoma State 1:04 ______4-87 ______Touchdown ______75-yard pass Buechele to D. Duvernay ______Iowa State (10/15/16) *46 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane UTEP 1:05 ______5-12 ______Field Goal ______38 yards Domingue ______at California (9/17/16) *45 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma 1:13 ______5-79 ______Touchdown ______63-yard pass Buechele to Duvernay ______vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16) 44 Rush Foreman, D’Onta TCU *41 Pass Warrick, Jacorey from Buechele, Shane California 1:18 ______4-2 ______Field Goal ______24 yards Becker ______vs. TCU (11/25/2016) 40 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Baylor 1:18 ______5-75 ______Touchdown ______38-yard run D. Foreman ______at Texas Tech (11/5/16) 40 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane Baylor 1:19 ______6-67 ______Touchdown ______10-yard pass Buechele to A. Foreman ______vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16) *40 Pass Foreman, Armanti from Buechele, Shane Baylor 1:22 ______4-(-3) ______Field Goal ______33 yards Domingue ______vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16) *39 Pass Beck, Andrew from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma State 38 Pass Foreman, Armanti from Buechele, Shane Baylor 1:28 ______11-48 ______Field Goal ______29 yards Domingue ______at Texas Tech (11/5/16) *38 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Texas Tech 1:29 ______6-86 ______Touchdown ______4-yard run D. Foreman ______at California (9/17/16) 38 INT Haines, Dylan Oklahoma 1:31 ______12-44 ______Field Goals ______21 yards Domingue ______Iowa State (10/15/16) *37 Pass Heard, Jerrod from Buechele, Shane Iowa State *37 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Baylor 1:33 ______6-84 ______Touchdown ______2-yard run Swoopes ______at Oklahoma State (10/1/16) 34 Pass Foreman, Armanti from Swoopes, Tyrone California 1:37 ______4-1 ______Field Goal ______22 yards Domingue ______UTEP (9/10/16) 33 INT Freeman, Edwin Kansas State 1:44 ______5-58 ______Touchdown ______4-yard run Buechele ______vs. West Virginia (11/12/2016) 33 KR Foreman, Armanti Oklahoma 32 Rush Foreman, D’Onta West Virginia 1:44 ______6-79 ______Touchdown ______7-yard pass Buechele to Beck ______Baylor (10/29/16) 32 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane West Virginia 1:54 ______8-80 ______Touchdown ______41-yard pass Buechele to Warrick ______at California (9/17/16) 32 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Baylor 30 Rush Porter, Kyle Texas Tech 30 KR Warrick, Jacorey Baylor 2:00 ______8-68 ______Touchdown ______19-yard run D. Foreman ______Notre Dame (9/4/16) *29 Pass Heard, Jerrod from Buechele, Shane UTEP 2:01 ______6-66 ______Touchdown ______9-yard run D. Foreman ______Baylor (10/29/16) 29 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane West Virginia 2:02 ______5-75 ______Touchdown ______39-yard pass Buechele to Beck ______at Oklahoma State (10/1/16) 28 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane West Virginia 2:04 ______7-64 ______Touchdown ______12-yard run Warren III ______at California (9/17/16) 28 Rush Foreman, D’Onta California 28 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Oklahoma 2:05 ______7-70 ______Touchdown ______7-yard Buechele to Heard ______UTEP (9/10/16) 28 KR Duvernay, Devin California 2:06 ______6-75 ______Touchdown ______45-yard pass Buechele to Leonard ______vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16) 25 KR Duvernay, Devin Oklahoma State 2:07 ______7-57 ______Touchdown ______6-yard pass Buechele to Leonard ______at Kansas State (10/22/16) 25 KR Duvernay, Devin California 25 Rush Warren III, Chris California 2:07 ______8-75 ______Touchdown ______37-yard pass Buechele to Heard ______Iowa State (10/15/16) 24 INT Elliott, DeShon TCU 2:12 ______9-80 ______Touchdown ______20-yard pass Buechele to Johnson ______vs. West Virginia (11/12/2016) 24 KR Duvernay, Devin Oklahoma State 2:12 ______9-60 ______Touchdown ______8-yard pass Buechele to Warrick ______UTEP (9/10/16) 24 KR Warrick, Jacorey West Virginia 23 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane TCU 2:14 ______6-61 ______Field Goal ______31 yards Becker ______vs. TCU (11/25/2016) 23 KR Warrick, Jacorey Texas Tech 2:22 ______8-66 ______Touchdown ______1-yard run D. Foreman ______vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16) 23 Rush Buechele, Shane West Virginia 2:24 ______7-58 ______Field Goal ______39 yards Domingue ______Baylor (10/29/16) 23 KR Duvernay, Devin California 23 Pass Oliver, Jake from Buechele, Shane Kansas State 2:28 ______7-80 ______Touchdown ______1-yard run Swoopes ______Notre Dame (9/4/16) 23 KR Jones, Brandon Baylor 2:30 ______8-88 ______Touchdown ______40-yard pass Buechele to A. Foreman ______Baylor (10/29/16) 23 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Texas Tech 2:30 ______8-73 ______Touchdown ______22-yard run D. Foreman ______at Oklahoma State (10/1/16) *22 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Oklahoma State 2:32 ______9-46 ______Touchdown ______1-yard run D. Foreman ______at Kansas (11/19/16) 22 KR Foreman, Armanti Oklahoma *22 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Oklahoma 2:32 ______9-75 ______Touchdown ______16-yard pass Buechele to Johnson ______at Texas Tech (11/5/16) 22 KR Warrick, Jacorey West Virginia 2:32 ______9-75 ______Touchdown ______9-yard pass Buechele to Johnson ______at Texas Tech (11/5/16) 22 PR Foreman, Armanti Iowa State 2:42 ______8-38 ______Touchdown ______2-yard run D. Foreman ______at Kansas (11/19/16) 21 KR Jones, Brandon Oklahoma 21 Rush Foreman, D’Onta West Virginia 2:47 ______7-67 ______Field Goal ______25 yards Domingue ______Baylor (10/29/16) 21 Pass Foreman, D’Onta from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma State 2:58 ______11-75 ______Touchdown ______19-yard pass Buechele to A. Foreman ______Notre Dame (9/4/16) 21 KR Warrick, Jacorey Kansas 2:59 ______12-65 ______Field Goal ______27 yards Domingue ______vs. West Virginia (11/12/2016) 21 Pass Warrick, Jacorey from Buechele, Shane UTEP 21 Pass Oliver, Jake from Buechele, Shane Notre Dame 21 Pass Heard, Jerrod from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma State 3:01 ______8-54 ______Field Goal ______25 yards Domingue ______Notre Dame (9/4/16) 20 Pass Beck, Andrew from Buechele, Shane TCU 3:03 ______11-75 ______Touchdown ______4-yard run Swoopes ______at Texas Tech (11/5/16) 20 KR Warrick, Jacorey TCU 20 Pass Warrick, Jacorey from Buechele, Shane Notre Dame 3:10 ______13-84 ______Touchdown ______4-yard run Warren III ______at California (9/17/16) 20 KR Duvernay, Devin California 3:30 ______12-52 ______Touchdown ______1-yard run Warren III ______UTEP (9/10/16) 20 KR Duvernay, Devin Oklahoma State 3:46 ______11-49 ______Field Goal ______43 yards Domingue ______UTEP (9/10/16) 20 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane West Virginia 3:59 ______12-75 ______Touchdown ______8-yard run Swoopes ______at Kansas State (10/22/16) *20 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane West Virginia 20 KR Duvernay, Devin Oklahoma State 20 Pass Foreman, D’Onta from Buechele, Shane Kansas State 4:02 ______18-64 ______Field Goal ______28 yards Domingue ______vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16) 20 Rush Warren III, Chris California 4:17 ______13-96 ______Touchdown ______18-yard run D. Foreman ______Iowa State (10/15/16) 20 KR Warrick, Jacorey Texas Tech 20 KR Warrick, Jacorey Kansas 4:20 ______9-71 ______Field Goal ______21 yards Domingue ______vs. TCU (11/25/2016) 20 PR Warrick, Jacorey Notre Dame 4:37 ______14-81 ______Touchdown ______12-yard run Swoopes ______at Oklahoma State (10/1/16) * touchdown scored on play 5:10 ______12-59 ______Field Goal ______35 yards Domingue ______at California (9/17/16) 5:13 ______16-88 ______Touchdown ______1-yard run Buechele ______Notre Dame (9/4/16) 6:48 ______21-84 ______Field Goal ______19 yards Domingue ______vs. West Virginia (11/12/2016) OT ______4-25 ______Touchdown ______3-yard run Swoopes ______Notre Dame (9/4/16) OT ______5-25 ______Touchdown ______6-yard run Swoopes ______Notre Dame (9/4/16)

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME SUPERLATIVES TEAM SINGLE-GAME SUPERLATIVES CATEGORY __ NO. ______TEXAS CATEGORY __ NO. ______TEXAS Rushes ______51 ______Foreman, D’Onta at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) Rushes ______63 ______at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) Yards Rushing ______341 ______Foreman, D’Onta at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) Yards Rushing ______414 ______at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) TD Rushes ______3______Swoopes, Tyrone vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016) Yards Per Rush ______8.3 ______at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) ______Foreman, D’Onta at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) TD Rushes ______5______vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016) Long Rush ______74 ______Foreman, D’Onta at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) Pass attempts ______50 ______vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Pass attempts ______48 ______Buechele, Shane vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Pass completions _____31 ______vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Pass completions _____31 ______Buechele, Shane vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Yards Passing ______318 ______vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Yards Passing ______318 ______Buechele, Shane vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Yards Per Pass ______13.9 ______vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016) TD Passes ______4______Buechele, Shane vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016) TD Passes ______4______vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016) Long Pass ______80 ______Buechele, Shane at Kansas State (Oct 22, 2016) Total Plays ______100 ______vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Receptions ______7______Warrick, Jacorey vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016) Total Offense ______658 ______at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) ______Leonard, Dorian vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Yards Per Play ______7.6 ______vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016) ______Johnson, Collin vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Points ______50 ______vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016) Yards Receiving ______142 ______Foreman, Armanti vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016) Sacks By ______8______vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016) TD Receptions ______2______Heard, Jerrod vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016) First Downs ______34 ______at California (Sep 17, 2016) ______Johnson, Collin at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) Penalties ______11 ______vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016) Long Reception ______80 ______Duvernay, Devin at Kansas State (Oct 22, 2016) Penalty Yards ______115 ______vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016) Field Goals ______2______Domingue, Trent vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016) Turnovers ______6______at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) ______Domingue, Trent at California (Sep 17, 2016) Interceptions By ______3______vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) ______Domingue, Trent vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) Punts ______8______at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) ______Domingue, Trent vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016) ______vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) ______Domingue, Trent vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016) Punting Avg ______55.0 ______vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016) ______Domingue, Trent vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Long Punt ______74 ______vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) ______Becker, Mitchell vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) Punts inside 20 ______4______vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) Long Field Goal ______43 ______Domingue, Trent vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016) ______at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) Punts ______8______Dickson, Michael at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) ______vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) ______Dickson, Michael vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) Long Punt Return _____22 ______vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016) Punting Avg ______55.0 ______Dickson, Michael vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016) Long Punt ______74 ______Dickson, Michael vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) Punts inside 20 ______4______Dickson, Michael vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) CATEGORY __ NO. ______OPPONENT ______Dickson, Michael at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) Rushes ______68 ______vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016) ______Dickson, Michael vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) Yards Rushing ______398 ______vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016) Long Punt Return _____22 ______Foreman, Armanti vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016) Yards Per Rush ______6.7 ______vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) Long Kickoff Return ___33 ______Foreman, Armanti vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) TD Rushes ______4 ______vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) Tackles ______13 ______Wheeler, Anthony vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) Pass attempts ______59 ______at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) Sacks ______2.5 ______Hughes, Naashon vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016) Pass completions ______36 ______at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) Tackles For Loss ______3.0 ______Roach, Malcolm vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Yards Passing ______396 ______at California (Sep 17, 2016) Interceptions ______2______Haines, Dylan vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) Yards Per Pass ______14.0 ______at Oklahoma State (Oct 1, 2016) ______Haines, Dylan vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) TD Passes ______5 ______vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016) Total Plays ______100 ______at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) Total Offense ______672 ______vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) CATEGORY __ NO. ______OPPONENT Yards Per Play ______7.8 ______at Oklahoma State (Oct 1, 2016) Rushes ______35 ______Perine, Samaje, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) Points ______50 ______at California (Sep 17, 2016) Yards Rushing ______214 ______Perine, Samaje, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) Sacks By ______4 ______Four Times TD Rushes ______2 ______Five Times First Downs ______31 ______Two Times Long Rush ______70 ______Anderson, D., vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) Penalties ______10 ______vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016) Pass attempts ______59 ______Mahomes, P., at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) Penalty Yards ______85 ______at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) Pass completions ______36 ______Mahomes, P., at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016) Turnovers ______4 ______Two Times Yards Passing ______396 ______Webb, Davis, at California (Sep 17, 2016) Interceptions By ______3 ______at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) TD Passes ______5 ______KIZER, vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016) Punts ______11 ______vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016) Long Pass ______71 ______Mayfield, Baker, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) Punting Avg ______46.3 ______vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016) Receptions ______12 ______Hansen, Chad, at California (Sep 17, 2016) Long Punt ______64 ______at California (Sep 17, 2016) Yards Receiving ______232 ______Westbrook, Dede, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) Punts inside 20 ______4 ______vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) TD Receptions ______3 ______Westbrook, Dede, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) Long Punt Return ______40 ______vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016) Long Reception ______71 ______Westbrook, Dede, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016) Field Goals ______3 ______Wyman, Matthew, at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) Long Field Goal ______44 ______Molina, Mike, vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016) Punts ______10 ______Two Times Punting Avg ______48.2 ______Klumph, Dylan, at California (Sep 17, 2016) Long Punt ______64 ______Klumph, Dylan, at California (Sep 17, 2016) Punts inside 20 ______4 ______Nunez, Adam, vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) Long Punt Return ______40 ______SANDERS, vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016) Long Kickoff Return ____ 57 ______Gray, Deante, vs TCU (Nov 25, 2016) Tackles ______16 ______Loneker, Keith, at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016) Sacks ______2.0 ______Five Times Tackles For Loss ______3.0 ______Three Times Interceptions ______1 ______12 Times

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SCORING PAT PAT PAT PAT SCORING ______TD ______FGS ______KICK ______RUSH ______RCV ______PASS ______DXP ______SAF ______POINTS Foreman, D’Onta ______15 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______90 Domingue, Trent ______0 ______15-22 ______40-44 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______85 Swoopes, Tyrone ______7 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-2 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______42 Leonard, Dorian ______3 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______18 Warrick, Jacorey ______3 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______18 Warren III, Chris ______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 Duvernay, Devin ______3 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______18 Johnson, Collin ______3 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______18 Foreman, Armanti ______3 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______18 Buechele, Shane ______2 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-1 ______0 ______0 ______12 Beck, Andrew ______2 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______12 Burt, John ______1 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______6 Becker, Mitchell ______0 ______2-2 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 ______6 TEAM ______0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______1 ______2 Jones, Brandon ______0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______1 ______2 Total ______48 ______17-24 ______40-44 ______0-2 ______0 ______0-1 ______0 ______2 ______383 Opponents ______47 ______15-18 ______43-45 ______2-2 ______0 ______0-0 ______2 ______0 ______378 FIELD GOAL ACCURACY NAME ______G ______10-19 _____ 20-29 ______30-39 _____ 40-49 ______50-59 ______60+ ______TOTAL ______PCT ______LONG Domingue, Trent ______12 ______1-1 ______9-9 ______4-8 ______1-3 ______0-1 ______0-0 ______15-22 ______.682 ______43/UTEP Becker, Mitchell ______12 ______0-0 ______1-1 ______1-1 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0-0 ______2-2 ______1.000______31/TCU Total ______12 ______1-1 ______10-10 ______5-9 ______1-3 ______0-1 ______0-0 ______17-24 ______.708 ______43/UTEP Opponents ______12 ______0-0 ______7-7 ______6-7 ______2-3 ______0-1 ______0-0 ______15-18 ______.833 ______44 TEXAS IN THE RED ZONE TEXAS NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS Possessions ______55 YDS ____PLAY ______PLAYER ______OPPONENT Total scores ______44 NONE Percentage ______80.0% Points Scored ______244 POINTS OFF TURNOVER Touchdowns (rush/pass) ______29 (20/9) Field goals ______15 UT OPP OPP UT Missed field goals ______5 OPPONENT ______TOs ___ POINTS ______TOs ___POINTS Turnovers ______4 NOTRE DAME ______1 ______7 ______0 ______0 On downs ______1 UTEP ______1 ______0 ______1 ______0 Clock ______1 at California ______2 ______14 ______0 ______0 at Oklahoma State ______1 ______6 ______0 ______0 vs. Oklahoma ______2 ______14 ______4 ______3 OPPONENTS IN THE RED ZONE IOWA STATE ______2 ______3 ______1 ______0 Possessions ______47 at Kansas State ______0 ______0 ______3 ______0 BAYLOR ______2 ______0 ______2 ______7 Total scores ______40 at Texas Tech ______2 ______14 ______2 ______7 Percentage ______85.1% WEST VIRGINIA ______3 ______0 ______4 ______7 Points Scored ______228 at Kansas ______6 ______10 ______2 ______14 Touchdowns (rush/pass) ______27 (17/10) TCU ______1 ______0 ______1 ______3 Field goals ______13 Totals ______23 ______68 ______20 ____ 41 Missed field goals ______1 Turnovers ______5 On downs ______0 Clock ______1 10-YARD GAINS BY PLAYER LONGEST PLAYS LONG PLAYS BY THE NUMBERS KO PUNT RUSHING (74): Foreman, D’Onta at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) YARDS NO. TD NAME NO TD RUSH REC RET RET IR FR 100+ 0 0 Foreman, D’Onta 51 9 48 3 0 0 0 0 RUSHING TOUCHDOWN (74): Foreman, D’Onta at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) 90-99 0 0 Warrick, Jacorey 31 2 0 14 13 4 0 0 80-89 1 1 Duvernay, Devin 26 3 0 14 12 0 0 0 PASSING (80): Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane at K-State (10/22/2016) 70-79 4 4 Foreman, Armanti 22 3 0 13 5 4 0 0 60-69 4 2 Oliver, Jake 17 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 50-59 3 0 Johnson, Collin 13 2 0 13 0 0 0 0 PASSING TOUCHDOWN (80): Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane at K-State 40-49 11 5 Leonard, Dorian 10 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 (10/22/2016) Buechele, Shane 9 1 9 0 0 0 0 0 30-39 14 4 Warren III, Chris 8 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 20-29 44 4 Porter, Kyle 8 0 6 0 2 0 0 0 PUNT RETURN (22): Foreman, Armanti vs. Iowa State (10/15/2016) Burt, John 6 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 Heard, Jerrod 5 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 KICK RETURN (33): Foreman, Armanti vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) LONG PLAYS BY THE TYPE Swoopes, Tyrone 4 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 Beck, Andrew 3 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 INTERCEPTION RETURN (38): Haines, Dylan vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) TYPE NO. TD Bluiett, Caleb 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Rushing 75 12 Vasser, Quincy 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 FUMBLE RETURN (4): Elliott, DeShon at Kansas (11/19/2016) Passing 101 16 Jones, Brandon 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Punt returns 8 0 Joe, Lorenzo 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Boyd, Kris 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 PUNT (74): Dickson, Michael vs TCU (11/25/2016) Kick returns 39 0 Elliott, DeShon 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Interceptions 3 0 Haines, Dylan 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 FIELD GOAL (43): Domingue, Trent vs UTEP (9/10/2016) Fumble returns 0 0 Freeman, Edwin 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Other 0 0 TOTAL 226 28 75 101 39 8 3 0 TOTAL 226 28 78 2016 STATS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2016 STATISTICS • THE LAST TIME The Last Time...TEXAS TEAM ______LAST TIME ___SPAN PASSING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN Scored 50-59 ______50-47 • vs. Notre Dame (9/4/2016) ____ 11 games 300-399 yards ______318 by Shane Buechele • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) _____2 games Scored 60-69 ______66-31 • at Ole Miss (9/15/2012) ____ 60 games 400+ yards ______470 by Colt McCoy • vs. UCF (11/7/2009) ____ 92 games Scored 70+ ______70-3 • vs. Colorado (12/3/2005) ___ 143 games 40-49 attempts ______48 by Shane Buechele • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) ____ 30 games Scored <10 ______9-31 • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME 50+ attempts ______59 by Garrett Gilbert • at Kansas State (11/6/2010) ____ 78 games Scored <7______3-38 • at Notre Dame (9/5/2015) ____ 23 games 25+ completions ______31 by Shane Buechele • vs. WVU (11/12/2014) ____ 30 games Was shutout ______0-24 • at Iowa State (10/31/2015) ____ 16 games 3 touchdowns ______by Shane Buechele • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____6 games Was shutout (home) ______0-30 • vs. Houston (11/6/1976) ____230 home 4 touchdowns ______by Shane Buechele • vs. UTEP (9/10/2016) _____8 games Shutout opponent ______23-0 • at Kansas (9/27/2014) ____ 33 games 5 touchdowns ______by Colt McCoy • vs. Baylor (11/8/2008) ___ 105 games Shutout opponent (home) ______45-0 • vs. New Mexico (9/8/2012) _____34 home 6+ touchdowns ______by Colt McCoy (6) • vs. Baylor (10/14/2006) ___ 134 games Shutout opponent (road) ______23-0 • at Kansas (9/27/2014) _____ 16 road Consecutive 300+ yd games ______by Colt McCoy • 396 vs. Kansas & 304 at Texas A&M (2009) ____ 90 games Shutout a Big 12 ppponent ______23-0 • at Kansas (9/27/2014) ____ 31 games 50-59 yard completion ______52 by Shane Buechele to Jake Oliver • at Texas Tech (11/6/2016) _____3 games Shutout by Big 12 opponent ______0-24 • at Iowa State (10/31/2015) ____ 16 games 60-69 yard completion ______61 by Shane Buechele to Lorenzo Joe • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 300-399 yards rushing ______329 • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____8 games 70-79 yard completion ______75 by Shane Buechele to Jacorey Warrick • at Kansas (11/19/2016) _____ 1 game 400+ yards rushing ______414 • vs. Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 80-89 yard completion ______80 by Shane Buechele to Devin Duvernay • at Kansas State (10/22/2016) _____4 games <100 yards rushing ______60 • at Notre Dame (9/5/2015) ____ 23 games 90+ yard completion ______91 by Colt McCoy to Malcolm Williams • at Texas Tech (11/1/2008) ___ 108 games <0 yds rushing ______-7 • vs. Oklahoma (10/07/2000) ___ 233 games 300-399 passing yards ______318 • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) _____2 games RECEIVING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 400-499 passing yards ______470 • vs. UCF (11/7/2009) ____ 93 games 100-199 yards ______125 by Dorian Leonard • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) _____2 games 500-599 total yards ______536 • vs. WVU (10/12/2016) _____2 games 200+ yards ______273 by Jordan Shipley • vs. UCF (11/7/2009) ____ 93 games 600+ total yards ______658 • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 2 players w/ 100+ yards ______114 by Mike Davis; 105 by Jaxon Shipley • at BYU (9/7/2013) ____ 48 games <200 yards total offense ______163 • at Notre Dame (9/5/2015) ____ 23 games 15+ receptions ______15 by Jordan Shipley • vs. Oklahoma State (10/25/2008) ___ 109 games <100 yards total offense ______59 • vs. Arkansas (12/29/2014) ____ 24 games Consecutive 100-yard games ______Mike Davis • vs. Oklahoma State & vs. Texas Tech (2012) ____ 52 games 30+ first downs______32 • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) _____2 games 50-59 yard reception ______52 by Jake Oliver • at Texas Tech (11/6/2016) _____2 games 100+ penalty yards ______100 • vs. Iowa State (10/15/2016) _____6 games 60-69 yard reception ______61 by Lorenzo Joe • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____3 games 2+ fumbles lost ______2 • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 70-79 yard reception ______75 by Jacorey Warrick • at Kansas (11/19/2016) _____ 1 game Scored a safety ______vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 80-89 yard reception ______80 by Devin Duvernay • at Kansas State (10/22/2016) _____5 games Allowed a safety ______at TCU (10/3/2015) ____ 19 games 90+ yard reception ______91 by Malcolm Williams • at Texas Tech (11/1/2008) ___ 108 games Scored a 1-point safety ______vs. Texas A&M (11/26/2004) ___ 155 games 3+ touchdowns ______3 by Jaxon Shipley • at Oklahoma State (9/29/2012) ____ 59 games Forced 5+ turnovers ______5 (3 INT, 2 FR) • vs. Rice (9/12/2015) ____ 22 games Committed 5+ turnovers ______5 • at West Virginia (11/14/2015) ____ 13 games SPECIAL TEAMS ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 4+ interceptions ______4 • at Kansas (9/27/2014) ____ 33 games Forced 2+ fumbles______3 • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 50-59 yard field goal ______53 by Nick Rose • at Baylor (12/5/15) ____ 12 games 2+ defensive TD’s ______vs. Oklahoma State (9/26/2015) ___ 20 games 60+ yard field goal ______60 by Russell Erxleban • vs. Texas Tech (10/29/1977) ___ 483 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) ____ 12 games Defensive & special teams TD ______vs. Rice (9/12/2015) ____ 22 games Made 7+ PAT’s ______7 by Nick Rose • vs. Kansas (11/7/2015) ____ 14 games ______85 yds punt return by Daje Johnson, 26 yds fumble return by Malik Jefferson 60-69 yard punt ______63 by Michael Dickson • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 4 TD’s in game ______Chris Warren, III (4 rush) • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 13 games 70+ yard Punt ______74 by Michael Dickson • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME Missed PAT ______by Trent Domingue • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____8 games RUSHING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN TD on kickoff return ______100 by D.J. Monroe • at Oklahoma State (9/29/2012) ____ 59 games TD on punt return ______85 by Daje Johnson • vs. Rice (9/12/2015) ____ 22 games 100-199 yards ______170 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME 2+ TD on kickoff return ______NEVER 200-299 yards ______250 by D’Onta Foreman • at Kansas (11/20/2016) _____ 1 game TD on kickoff return to start game ______88 by Greg Lott • at Texas Tech (9/24/1966) ___ 610 games 300-399 yards ______341 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. Texas Tech (11/6/2016) _____3 games Consecutive games with special teams TD ______by Fozzy Whitter (2011) ____ 70 games 2 players w/ 100+ yards _ 148 by D’Onta Foreman; 106 by Chris Warren III • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016)) _____8 games ______100 KR vs. Oklahoma & 100 KR vs. Oklahoma State 30+ attempts ______31 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME Recovered on-side kick ______by Kevin Vaccaro • vs. Kansas State (10/24/2015) ____ 17 games Consecutive 100-yard games ______D’Onta Foreman (13 straight) ___ LAST GAME 2-point conversion ______Rush by Garrett Gilbert • vs. Iowa State (10/23/2010) ____ 84 games Consecutive 200-yard games ______D’Onta Foreman • vs. Baylor & at Texas Tech (2016) ____3 games Defensive 2-point conversion ______vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012) ____ 58 games 50-59 yard run ______55 yds by D’Onta Foreman • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games Blocked PAT ______by Poona Ford • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 60-69 yard run ______62 by D’Onta Foreman • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____7 games Blocked FG ______by Naashon Hughes • vs. Notre Dame (9/4/2016) ____ 11 games 70-79 yard run ______74 by D’Onta Foreman • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games TD on blocked FG ______56 by Cedric Griffin • vs. Tulane (9/28/2002) ___ 188 games 80-89 yard run ______81 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. Oklahoma (10/10/2015) ____ 17 games Blocked punt ______by Brandon Jones • at California (9/17/2016) _____9 games 90+ yard run ______91 by Chris Warren III • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 12 games TD on blocked punt ______34 by Josh Turner • at Iowa State (10/1/2011) ____ 71 games 3 touchdowns ______D’Onta Foreman • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 4+ touchdowns ______Chris Warren III (4) • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 13 games DEFENSE ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 10-14 tackles ______10 by Malik Jefferson • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 15+ tackles ______15 by Hassan Ridgeway • vs. Rice (9/12/2015) ____ 22 games 5+ tackles for loss ______5 by Alex Okafor • vs. Oregon State (12/29/2012) ____ 50 games 4+ sacks______4.5 by Alex Okafor • vs. Oregon State (12/29/2012) ____ 50 games 2+ interceptions ______2 by Dylan Haines • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) _____7 games 2+ fumble recoveries ______2 by Sam Acho • vs. Louisiana Monroe (9/5/2009) ___ 101 games TD on interception return ______41 by Holton Hill • vs. Oklahoma State (9/26/2015) ____ 20 games TD on fumble return ______34 by Hassan Ridgeway • vs. Oklahoma State (9/26/2015) ____ 20 games TEXASSPORTS.COM 79 2016 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by Jakeem Grant • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 12 games <100 yards rushing ______98 • vs. Iowa State (10/15/2016) _____6 games 70-79 yard reception ______71 by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games <0 yards rushing ______-2 • vs. Kansas (10/29/2011) ____ 68 games 80+ yard reception ______97 by Quenton Bundrage • Iowa State (10/3/2013) ____ 44 games 300-399 passing yards ______367 • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 3+ touchdowns ______3 by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____ 7 game 400+ passing yards ______409 • vs. Oklahoma State (11/13/2010) ____ 76 games 500-599 total yards ______555 • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____6 games SPECIAL TEAMS ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 600+ total yards ______624 • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 100-199 total yards ______192 • at Oklahoma State (11/15/2014) ____ 26 games 50-59 yard field goal ______51 by Clayton Hatfield • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 13 games <100 total yards ______94 • vs. North Texas (8/30/2014) ____ 37 games 60+ yard field goal ______67 by Steve Little • Arkansas (10/15/1977) ___ 485 games 30+ first downs______31 • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games Made 3+ field goals ______3 by Ben Grogan • vs. Oklahoma State (9/26/2015) ____ 20 games 100+ penalty yards ______102 • vs. Texas Tech (11/28/2013) ____ 13 games Made 7+ PAT’s ______7 by Mike Hunnicutt • vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012) ____ 57 games 2+ fumbles lost ______2 • at Kansas State (10/22/2016) _____5 games 60-69 yard punt ______64 by Dylan Klymph • at California (9/17/2016) _____9 games Scored a safety ______at TCU (10/3/2015) ____ 19 games 70+ yard Punt ______70 by Jeff Locke • UCLA (9/17/2011) ____ 73 games 4+ interceptions ______4 • vs. TCU (11/27/2014) ____ 25 games Missed PAT ______by Ben Grogan • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____8 games 2+ non-offensive TDs ______40-yard fumble return, 33-yard interception return • vs. TCU (11/27/2014) ____ 25 games TD on kickoff return ______91 by Alex Ross • vs. Oklahoma (10/11/2014) ____ 33 games 3 total touchdowns ______3 receiving by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games TD on punt return ______73 by Jeff Scott • Ole Miss (9/14/2013) ____ 48 games 4+ total touchdowns (rush+rec) ______4 receiving by Kevonte Turpin • at TCU (10/3/2015) ____ 19 games 2-point conversion ______Rush by Chad Hansen • at California (9/17/2016) _____9 games Defensive 2-point conversion ______at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____9 games RUSHING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN Blocked PAT ______at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____9 games Blocked FG ______vs. WVU (11/13/2016) _____2 games 100-199 yards ______101 by Darius Anderson • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME TD on blocked FG ______62 by Terrell Burt • Baylor (10/4/2014) ____ 32 games 200-299 yards ______214 by Samaje Perine • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games TD on blocked punt ______6 by Ghaali Muhammad • Wyoming (9/12/2009) ___ 101 games 300+ yards ______317 by Rashaan Salaam • Colorado (10/1/1994) ___ 289 games 3+ touchdowns ______3 by Taysom Hill • BYU (9/6/2014) ____ 34 games DEFENSE ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 30+ attempts ______35 by Samaje Perine • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games 50-69 yard run ______50 by Seth Russell • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 15+ tackles ______18 by Will Smith • Texas Tech (11/28/2013) ____ 39 games 70-79 yard run ______70 by Darius Anderson • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME 5+ tackles for loss ______7 by Ndamukong Suh • Nebraska (12/5/2009) ____ 89 games 80+ yard run ______95 by Damien Williams • vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012) ____ 56 games 4+ sacks______4.5 by Ndamukong Suh • Nebraska (12/5/2009) ____ 89 games 2+ interceptions ______2 by Sam Carter • TCU (11/27/2014) ____ 25 games PASSING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 2+ fumble recoveries ______2 by Ian Campbell • Kansas State (11/11/2006) ___ 130 games TD on interception return ______55 by Brandon Stewart • Kansas (11/19/2016) _____ 1 game 300-399 yards ______367 by Pat Mahomes • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games TD on fumble return ______100 by Douglas Coleman • Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 400+ yards ______409 by Brandon Weeden • Oklahoma State (11/13/2010) ____ 78 games 40-49 attempts ______42 by Stanley Carter • at Kansas (11/19/2016) _____ 1 game 50+ attempts ______59 by Pat Mahomes • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 25+ completions ______36 by Pat Mahomes • at Texas Tech (9/17/2016) _____3 games 3 touchdowns ______by Pat Mahomes • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 4 touchdowns ______by Davis Webb • at California (9/17/2016) _____9 games 5 touchdowns ______by Deshone Kizer • at Notre Dame (9/4/2016) ____ 10 games 6+ touchdowns ______6 by by Kliff Kingsbury • Texas Tech (11/16/2002) ___ 186 games 50-59 yard completion ______51 by Baker Mayfield • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games 60-69 yard completion ______65 by Patrick Mahomes • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 13 games 70-79 yard completion ______71 by Baker Mayfield • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games 80+ yard completion ______97 by Sam B. Richardson • Iowa State (10/3/2013) ____ 45 games

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2016 STARTERS (GAME-BY-GAME) OFFENSE ______QB ____ RB ____ OWR ____IWR ___IWR/TE __ OWR _____LT _____ LG _____ C _____ RG ______RT NOTRE DAME ______Buechele __ D. Foreman ___ Burt _____ Warrick __ Bluiett (TE) _ A. Foreman ___Williams ____ Vahe ___ Shackelford __ Perkins_____Hodges UTEP ______Buechele __ Warren III ____ Burt _____ Warrick ___ Beck (TE) __ A. Foreman __ Rodriguez ___ Vahe ___ Shackelford _ Anderson ____Hodges at Cal ______Buechele __ Warren III ____ Burt _____ Warrick __ Bluiett (TE) _ A. Foreman ___Williams ____ Vahe ___ Shackelford __ Perkins_____Hodges at Oklahoma State ____ Buechele __ D. Foreman ___ Burt ______Oliver ___ Heard (IWR) _ A. Foreman ___Williams ____ Vahe ___ Shackelford _ McMillon ____Hodges vs. Oklahoma ______Buechele __ D. Foreman ___ Burt _____ Heard ___ Bluiett (TE) _ A. Foreman ___Williams ____ Vahe ___ Shackelford __ Perkins_____Hodges IOWA STATE ______Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ____ Warrick __ Oliver (IWR) _ A. Foreman ___Williams ____ Vahe ___ Shackelford __ Perkins____ Nickelson at Kansas State ______Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ___ Duvernay __ Bluiett (TE) __ Beck (TE) ___ Williams ____ Vahe ____ McMillon ___ Perkins____ Nickelson BAYLOR ______Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ___ Beck (TE) __ Bluiett (TE) _ A. Foreman ___Williams ___ McMillon _ Shackelford __ Perkins____ Nickelson at Texas Tech ______Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard _____Oliver ____Duvernay _ A. Foreman ___Williams ___ McMillon _ Shackelford __ Perkins_____Hodges WEST VIRGINIA ______Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ____ Warrick __ Bluiett (TE) __ Johnson ____Williams ___Rodriguez _ Shackelford __ Perkins_____Hodges at Kansas ______Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ____ Warrick ____ Oliver ___ A. Foreman ___Williams ____ Vahe ____Rodriguez ___ Perkins_____Hodges TCU ______Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ___ Beck (TE) __ Bluiett (TE) _ A. Foreman ___Williams ____ Vahe ____ McMillon ___ Perkins_____Hodges DEFENSE ______SDE ____ NT _____DT ___FOX/SLB___MLB ___ WLB _____CB _____FS _____SS _____CB _____ NB NOTRE DAME ______Omenihu ___ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) __Jefferson ___ Wheeler ____ Davis ______Hall _____ Haines _____Evans _____ Locke UTEP ______Omenihu ___ Boyette ____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) __Jefferson ___ Wheeler ____ Davis ______Hall _____Vaccaro _____Evans ___ Hager (FOX) at Cal ______Omenihu ___ Boyette ____ Ford _____ Hill (CB) ___ Jefferson ___ Wheeler ____ Davis ______Hall _____ Haines _____Evans _____ Locke at Oklahoma State ____ Omenihu ___ Nelson _____ Ford ____Roach (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Wheeler ____ Davis _____ Jones ____Vaccaro _____Evans ___ Hager (FOX) vs. Oklahoma ______Omenihu ___ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) __Jefferson ___ Wheeler ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines _____ Hill ______Locke IOWA STATE ______Omenihu ___ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) __Jefferson ___ Wheeler ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ Locke at Kansas State ______Omenihu ___ Nelson _____ Ford ____Roach (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Wheeler ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney __ Hager (FOX) BAYLOR ______Cottrell ___ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) ___ Cole ____ Freeman ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ Locke at Texas Tech ______Hill (CB) __Roach (FOX) ___ Ford ____Hager (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Freeman ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ Locke WEST VIRGINIA ______Cottrell ___ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) __Jefferson ___ Freeman ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ Locke at Kansas ______Roach ____ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) ___ Cole ____ Freeman ___ K. Boyd ____ Elliott ____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ Locke TCU ______Roach ____ Wilbon ____ Ford ____Hager (FOX) ___ Cole ____ Freeman ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ Locke

CAREER PARTICIPATIONS/STARTS

Career Career Consec Consec Career Career Consec Consec Player Games Starts Games Starts Player Games Starts Games Starts Alex Anderson, OL 5 1 0 0 Collin Johnson, WR 12 1 12 0 Andrew Beck, TE 37 16 37 1 Kirk Johnson, RB 6 0 0 0 Mitchell Becker, KOS 12 0 12 0 Brandon Jones, DB 12 1 12 0 John Bonney, CB 24 13 24 7 Dorian Leonard, WR 30 7 24 7 Kris Boyd, CB 24 8 24 8 P.J. Locke III, DB 24 10 24 5 Shane Buechele, QB 12 12 12 12 Jeffrey McCulloch, LB 12 0 12 0 John Burt, WR 21 17 0 0 Jake McMillon, OL 22 5 1 1 D’Andre Christmas, DL 8 0 4 0 Chris Nelson, DT 20 8 14 0 Terrell Cuney, OL 3 0 0 0 Tristan Nickelson, OL 17 6 3 0 Antwuan Davis, CB 31 5 8 0 Denzel Okafor, OL 10 0 4 0 Davante Davis, CB 24 9 24 0 Charles Omenihu, DE 24 7 24 0 Jean Delance, OL 2 0 0 0 Kyle Porter, RB 11 0 9 0 Michael Dickson, P 24 0 24 0 Malcolm Roach, DE 12 5 12 2 Devin Duvernay, WR 12 2 12 0 Elijah Rodriguez, OL 19 3 12 0 DeShon Elliott, S 19 1 19 0 Zach Shackelford, OL 9 9 0 0 Poona Ford, DT 33 17 31 13 Garrett Thomas, OL 1 0 0 0 Armanti Foreman, WR 34 16 16 2 Cameron Townsend, LB 10 0 9 0 Edwin Freeman, LB 18 5 15 5 Patrick Vahe, OL 22 19 12 2 Garrett Graf, OL 1 0 0 0 Chris Warren III, RB 12 4 0 0 Garrett Gray, TE 10 0 5 0 Anthony Wheeler, LB 23 9 3 0 Breckyn Hager, LB 21 5 16 1 Gerald Wilbon, DT 9 1 3 1 Jason Hall, S 35 28 1 1 Connor Williams, OL 23 23 10 10 Jerrod Heard, WR 23 12 4 0 Michael Wilson, TE 1 0 0 0 Holton Hill, DB 17 11 0 0 Jak Holbrook, DS 12 0 12 0 Tristian Houston, RB 2 0 1 0 Naashon Hughes, DE 37 26 37 0 Lil’Jordan Humphrey, WR 10 0 6 0 Malik Jefferson, LB 22 18 1 0 Lorenzo Joe, WR 31 1 0 0

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## __ Name ______GP/GS __ ND ____ UTEP ___ CAL ____ OSU ___ OU _____ ISU ___ KSU ____BU ___ TTU ____ WVU ____ KU ____ TCU 63 ___ Anderson, Alex ______5/1 _____XXX _____START ____... _____ XXX ___ ...______XXX ____ ... _____ ... _____... ______XXX _____... _____ ... 47 ___ Beck, Andrew ______12/4 ____ XXX _____START ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___START ___START ___XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____START 38 ___ Becker, Mitchel ______12/- _____XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 42 ___ Bluiett, Caleb ______11/7 ___ START _____... ____START ____ XXX __ START ____ XXX ___START ___START ___XXX ____ START ___ XXX ____START 24 ___ Bonney, John ______12/7 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____START ___START ___START __START ___ START __ START ___START 2B ___ Boyd, Kris ______12/8 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX __ START ____START ___START ___START __START ___ START __ START ___START 93 ___ Boyette Jr., Pa ______12/2 ____ XXX _____START ___START ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 7 ___ Buechele, Shane ______12/12 ___ START ____START ___START ____START __ START ____START ___START ___ START __START ___ START __ START ___START 1 ___ Burt, John ______9/5 ____ START ____START ___START ____START __ START _____ ... ____ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX _____... _____ ... 98 ___ Christmas, D. ______9/- ______... _____ XXX ____ ... ______... ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 30 ___ Cole, Timothy ______12/3 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ___ START ___XXX _____XXX ___ START ___START 91 ___ Cottrell, Bryce ______10/2 _____... _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ ...______XXX ___ XXX ___ START ___XXX ____ START ___ XXX ____ XXX 51 ___ Cuney, Terrell ______2/- ______... _____ XXX ____ ... ______... ____ ...______XXX ____ ... _____ ... _____... ______... ______... _____ ... 2D ___Davis, Antwuan ______10/- _____XXX _____ XXX ____ ... ______... ____XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 9D ___ Davis, Davante ______12/4 ___ START ____START ___START ____START ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 74 ___ Delance, Jean ______2/- ______... _____ XXX ____ ... ______... ____ ...______XXX ____ ... _____ ... _____ ... ______... ______... _____ ... 1D ___Dickson, Michae ______12/- _____XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 17 ___ Domingue, Trent ______12/- _____XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 2 ___ Duvernay, Devin ______12/2 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___START ____XXX ___START ____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 4E ___ Elliott, DeShon ______12/1 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ___ START ___ XXX 5E ___ Elliott, Jordan ______6/- _____ XXX _____ XXX ____ ... _____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ____ ... _____ ... _____... ______... ______... ____ XXX 1S ___ Evans, Sheroid ______9/4 ____ START ____START ___START ____START ___ ...______XXX ___ XXX ____ ... _____XXX _____ ... _____ XXX ____ XXX 95 ___ Ford, Poona ______12/12 ___ START ____START ___START ____START __ START ____START ___START ___ START __START ___ START __ START ___START 3 ___ Foreman, Armant ______12/10 ___ START ____START ___START ____START __ START ____START ___ XXX ___ START __START ____XXX ___ START ___START 33 ___ Foreman, D’Onta ______11/10 ___ START _____ ... ____ XXX ____START __ START ____START ___START ___ START __START ___ START __ START ___START 4F ___ Fowler, Erick ______9/- ______... ______... _____ ... _____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 35 ___ Freeman, Edwin ______12/5 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ___ START __START ___ START __ START ___START 54 ___ Graf, Garrett ______1/- ______... _____ XXX ____ ... ______... ____ ...______... _____ ... _____ ... _____ ... ______... ______... _____ ... 87 ___ Gray, Garrett ______5/- ______... ______... _____ ... ______... ____ ...______... _____ ... _____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 44 ___ Hager, Breckyn ______12/5 ____ XXX _____START ___XXX ____START ___XXX _____ XXX ___START ____XXX ___START ____XXX ____ XXX ____START 14 ___ Haines, Dylan ______11/10 ___ START _____ ... ____START ____ XXX __ START ____START ___START ___ START __START ___ START __ START ___START 31 ___ Hall, Jason ______11/10 ___ START ____START ___START ____ XXX __ START ____START ___START ___START __START ___ START ____... ____START 13 ___ Heard, Jerrod ______11/2 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____START __ START ____ XXX ___ XXX ____ ... _____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 5 ___ Hill, Holton ______5/3 _____ XXX ______... ____START _____ ... ___ START _____ ... _____ ... _____XXX ___START ____ ... ______... _____ ... 58 ___ Hodges, Brandon ______11/9 ___ START ____START ___START ____START __ START _____ ... ____ XXX ____XXX ___START ___ START __ START ___START 53 ___ Holbrook, Jak ______12/- _____XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 15 ___ Holtz, Trey ______12/- _____XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 41 ___ Houston, Tristi ______2/- ______... _____ XXX ____ ... ______... ____ ...______... _____ ... _____ ... _____ ... ______... ______... ____ XXX 40 ___ Hughes, Naashon ______12/7 ___ START ____START ___ XXX ____ XXX __ START ____START ___ XXX ___ START ___XXX ____ START __ START ___ XXX 4 ___ Humphrey, Lil’J ______10/- ______... _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX ______... ____ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 46 ___ Jefferson, Mali ______11/9 ___ START ____START ___START ____START __ START ____START ___START ____XXX ___START ___ START ____... ____ XXX 5J ___ Joe, Lorenzo ______7/- ______... _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____ ... ______... ______... _____ ... 9 ___ Johnson, Collin ______12/1 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX ____ START ___ XXX ____ XXX 19 ___ Jones, Brandon ______12/1 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____START ___XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 8 ___ Leonard, Dorian ______12/7 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____START ___START ___START __START ___ START __ START ___START 1L ___ Locke III, P.J. ______12/9 ___ START ____ XXX ___START ____ XXX __ START ____START ___XXX ___ START __START ___ START __ START ___START 23 ___ McCulloch, Jeff ______12/- _____XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 64 ___ McMillon, Jake ______10/5 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____START ___XXX _____ XXX ___START ___START __START ____ ... ______... ____START 61 ___ Mercado, Alex ______1/- ______... _____ XXX ____ ... ______... ____ ...______... _____ ... _____ ... _____ ... ______... ______... _____ ... 97 ___ Nelson, Chris ______12/8 ___ START ____ XXX ___ XXX ____START __ START ____START ___START ___START ___XXX ____ START __ START ___ XXX 75 ___ Nickelson, Tris ______8/3 _____ XXX ______... _____ ... ______... ____ XXX _____START ___START ___START ___ ... ______XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 62 ___ Ojeaga, Patrick ______1/- ______... _____ XXX ____ ... ______... ____ ...______... _____ ... _____ ... _____ ... ______... ______... _____ ... 78 ___ Okafor, Denzel ______10/- ______... _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ ... _____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 6 ___ Oliver, Jake ______12/4 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____START ___XXX _____START ___ XXX ____XXX ___START ____XXX ___ START ___ XXX 90 ___ Omenihu, Charle ______12/7 ___ START ____START ___START ____START __ START ____START ___START ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 76 ___ Perkins, Kent ______10/10 ___ START _____ ... ____START _____ ... ___ START ____START ___START ___START __START ___ START __ START ___START 21 ___ Porter, Kyle ______11/- _____XXX _____ XXX ____ ... _____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 32 ___ Roach, Malcolm ______12/5 ____ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____START ___XXX _____ XXX ___START ____XXX ___START ____XXX ___ START ___START 72 ___ Rodriguez, Elij ______12/3 ____ XXX _____START ___XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX ____ START __ START ___ XXX 56 ___ Shackelford, Za ______9/9 ____ START ____START ___START ____START __ START ____START ____ ... ____ START __START ___ START ____... _____ ... 49 ___ Sims, Matthew ______1/- ______... ______... _____ ... ______... ____ ...______... _____ ... _____ ... _____XXX _____ ... ______... _____ ... 18 ___ Swoopes, Tyrone ______11/- _____XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____ ... _____XXX ____ XXX 79 ___ Thomas, Garrett ______1/- ______... _____ XXX ____ ... ______... ____ ...______... _____ ... _____ ... _____ ... ______... ______... _____ ... 43 ___ Townsend, Camer ______10/- ______... _____ XXX ____ ... _____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 3T ___ Tseng, Johnny ______1/- ______... _____ XXX ____ ... ______... ____ ...______... _____ ... _____ ... _____ ... ______... ______... _____ ... 1V ___ Vaccaro, Kevin ______12/2 ____ XXX _____START ___ XXX ____START ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 77 ___ Vahe, Patrick ______12/9 ___ START ____START ___START ____START __ START ____START ___START ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ___ START ___START 4V ___ Vasser, Quincy ______11/- _____XXX _____ XXX ____ ... _____ XXX ___ XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX _____XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 25 ___ Warren III, C. ______4/2 _____ XXX _____START ___START ____ XXX ___ ...______... _____ ... _____ ... _____ ... ______... ______... _____ ... 11 ___ Warrick, Jacore ______11/6 ___ START ____START ___START _____ ... ____ XXX _____START ___ XXX ____XXX ____XXX ____ START __ START ___ XXX 45 ___ Wheeler, Anthon ______11/7 ___ START ____START ___START ____START __ START ____START ___START ____XXX ____ ... ______XXX ____ XXX ____ XXX 94 ___ Wilbon, Gerald ______9/1 _____XXX _____ XXX ___ XXX ____ XXX ___ XXX ______... _____... _____XXX ____ ... ______XXX ____ XXX ____START 55 ___ Williams, Conno ______11/11 ___ START _____ ... ____START ____START __START ____START ___START ___START __START ___ START __ START ___START 8W __ Wilson, Michael ______1/- _____ XXX ______... _____ ... ______... ____ ...______... _____ ... _____ ... _____ ... ______... ______... _____ ...

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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 ______14-10-2 ______59-237 ____5 ______16-27-1 ___ 280 _ 2 ______86-517 ______8/18 ______27:18 NOTRE DAME ____ 10-11-1 ______46-206 ____1 ______17-30-0 ___ 238 _ 5 ______76-444 ______7/16 ______32:42

Texas ______11-10-2 ______47-171 ____1 ______23-28-0 ___ 245 _ 4 ______75-416 ______3/12 ______26:01 UTEP ______4-2-4 ______40-135 ____0 ______14-21-0 ____73 __ 1 ______61-208 ______3/15 ______33:59

Texas ______19-11-4 ______51-307 ____4 ______23-39-2 ___ 261 _ 1 ______90-568 ______7/15 ______31:47 at California ______4-19-1 ______40-111 ____3 ______27-40-0 ___ 396 _ 4 ______80-507 ______7/15 ______28:13

Texas ______16-8-2 ______50-329 ____4 ______21-33-1 ___ 239 _ 1 ______83-568 ______7/17 ______29:22 at Oklahoma State __8-13-1 ______43-163 ____3 ______19-28-0 ___ 392 _ 3 ______71-555 ______7/15 ______30:38

Texas ______10-10-3 ______46-180 ____2 ______19-36-1 ___ 245 _ 3 ______82-425 ______7/18 ______24:20 vs. Oklahoma ____ 14-14-0 ______55-282 ____3 ______22-31-2 ___ 390 _ 3 ______86-672 ______8/14 ______35:40

Texas ______14-12-2 ______47-209 ____1 ______26-38-1 ___ 296 _ 2 ______85-505 ______11/19 ______28:44 IOWA STATE ______9-7-3 ______43-98 ____ 0 ______19-34-0 ___ 182 _ 0 ______77-280 ______6/18 ______31:16

Texas ______8-9-3 ______38-122 ____1 ______17-24-0 ___ 222 _ 2 ______62-344 ______3/11 ______21:33 at Kansas State ____18-4-5 ______51-234 ____2 ______20-27-1 ___ 171 _ 1 ______78-405 ______5/13 ______38:27

Texas ______11-8-0 ______51-257 ____2 ______12-21-1 ___ 291 _ 2 ______72-548 ______7/17 ______27:05 BAYLOR ______22-9-0 ______68-398 ____ 2 ______14-28-1 ___ 226 _ 2 ______96-624 ______10/20 ______32:55

Texas ______16-13-0 ______50-414 ____4 ______20-40-0 ___ 244 _ 2 ______90-658 ______6/15 ______26:04 at Texas Tech _____9-17-5 ______41-115 ____1 ______36-59-1 ___ 367 _ 3 ______100-482 ______7/19 ______33:56

Texas ______16-15-1 ______50-218 ____1 ______31-50-1 ___ 318 _ 1 ______100-536 ______5/17 ______33:42 WEST VIRGINIA ____7-15-0 ______38-114 ____2 ______21-35-3 ___ 269 _ 1 ______73-383 ______8/15 ______26:18

Texas ______15-5-2 ______63-238 ____2 ______17-27-3 ___ 165 _ 1 ______90-403 ______3/17 ______33:02 at Kansas ______6-7-2 ______39-112 ____1 ______21-42-1 ___ 220 _ 0 ______81-332 ______3/17 ______26:58

Texas ______7-11-1 ______46-189 ____0 ______16-39-1 ___ 218 _ 0 ______85-407 ______4/19 ______30:14 TCU ______13-10-2 ______46-309 ____4 ______16-30-1 ___ 178 _ 0 ______76-487 ______1/11 ______29:46

2016 CENTURY CLUB 2016 CENTURY CLUB RUSHING RECEIVING 100 yards (13) 100 yards (3) 341 ______D’Onta Foreman on 33 carries at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) 142 ______Armanti Foreman on 4 receptions vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) 250 ______D’Onta Foreman on 51 carries at Kansas (11/19/2016) 125 ______Dorian Leonard on 7 receptions vs. WVU (11/12/2016) 250 ______D’Onta Foreman on 32 carries vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) 111 ______John Burt on 6 receptions vs. Notre Dame (9/4/2016) 167 ______D’Onta Foreman on 35 carries vs. WVU (11/12/2016) 165 ______D’Onta Foreman on 31 carries vs. TCU (11/25/2016) 159 ______D’Onta Foreman on 25 carries vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016 157 ______D’Onta Foreman on 21 carries at California (9/17/16) 148 ______D’Onta Foreman on 17 carries at Oklahoma State (10/1/16) 136 ______D’Onta Foreman on 30 carries vs. Iowa State (10/15/16) 131 ______D’Onta Foreman on 24 carries vs. Notre Dame (9/4/16) 124 ______D’Onta Foreman on 24 carries at Kansas State (10/22/16) 119 ______Chris Warren III on 18 carries at California (9/17/16) 106 ______Chris Warren III on 10 carries at Oklahoma State (10/1/16)

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#7 Shane Buechele #18 Tyrone Swoopes

OPPONENT COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONG OPPONENT COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONG NOTRE DAME ______16-26-1 ______280 ______2 ______72 NOTRE DAME ______0-1-0 ______0 ______0 ______0 UTEP ______22-27-0 ______244 ______4 ______46 UTEP ______1-1-0 ______1 ______0 ______0 at California ______19-33-1 ______196 ______1 ______41 at California ______4-6-1 ______65 ______0 ______34 at Oklahoma State ______21-33-1 ______239 ______1 ______49 at Oklahoma State ______0-0-0 ______0 ______0 ______0 vs. Oklahoma ______19-36-1 ______245 ______3 ______63 vs. Oklahoma ______0-0-0 ______0 ______0 ______0 IOWA STATE ______26-38-1 ______296 ______2 ______75 IOWA STATE ______0-0-0 ______0 ______0 ______0 at Kansas State ______17-24-0 ______222 ______2 ______80 at Kansas State ______0-0-0 ______0 ______0 ______0 BAYLOR ______12-21-1 ______291 ______2 ______61 BAYLOR ______0-0-0 ______0 ______0 ______0 at Texas Tech ______20-40-0 ______244 ______2 ______52 at Texas Tech ______0-0-0 ______0 ______0 ______0 WEST VIRGINIA ______31-48-1 ______318 ______1 ______32 WEST VIRGINIA ______DNP at Kansas ______17-26-3 ______165 ______1 ______75 at Kansas ______0-1-0 ______0 ______0 ______0 TCU ______16-39-1 ______218 ______0 ______48 TCU ______0-0-0 ______0 ______0 ______0

TOTALS ______236-391-11 ______2,958 _____ 21 ______80 TOTALS ______5-9-1 ______66 ______0 ______34

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Pass attempts ______48 vs. WVU (Fr.) Pass attempts ______44, vs. Oklahoma (So.) Pass completions ______31 vs. WVU (Fr.) Pass completions ______27, vs. Oklahoma (So.) Passing yards ______318 vs. WVU (Fr.) Passing yards ______334, vs. Oklahoma (So.) Passing TDs ______4 vs. UTEP (Fr.) Passing TDs ______2, Four Times Long ______80 at Kansas State (Fr.) Long ______73, vs. TCU (So.) Total Offense ______362 vs. WVU (Fr.) Total Offense ______416, vs. Iowa State (So.)

CAREER TOTALS CAREER TOTALS 400-yard passing games______0 400-yard passing games______0 300-yard passing games______1 300-yard passing games______3 200-yard passing games______10 200-yard passing games______6 Multiple TD pass games ______7 Multiple TD pass games ______0 Record as a starter ______5-7 (.417) Record as a starter ______6-8 (.429)

RUSHING RUSHING OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG NOTRE DAME ______5-33-1 ______14 NOTRE DAME ______13-53-3 ______14 UTEP ______11-34-0 ______10 UTEP ______2-3-0 ______2 at California ______6-(-1)-0 ______8 at California ______6-32-0 ______9 at Oklahoma State ______9-16-0 ______8 at Oklahoma State ______6-24-2 ______12 vs. Oklahoma ______11-27-0 ______20 vs. Oklahoma ______4-7-0 ______4 IOWA STATE ______5-33-0 ______12 IOWA STATE ______4-5-0 ______4 at Kansas State ______9-(-3)-0 ______0 at Kansas State ______2-11-1 ______9 BAYLOR ______7-(-18)-0______7 BAYLOR ______7-7-0 ______9 at Texas Tech ______4-5-0 ______7 at Texas Tech ______6-18-1 ______8 WEST VIRGINIA ______13-44-1 ______23 WEST VIRGINIA ______DNP at Kansas ______7-(-4)-0 ______5 at Kansas ______2-(-1)-0 ______6 TCU ______10-(-5)-0______12 TCU ______2-15-0 ______12

TOTALS ______97-161-2 _____ 23 TOTALS ______53-174-7 _____ 14

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Rushing attempts ______13 vs. WVU (Fr.) Rushing attempts ______15, Two Times Rushing yards ______44 vs. WVU (Fr.) Rushing yards ______98, vs. Texas Tech (Jr.) Long ______23 vs. WVU (Fr.) Long ______46, vs. Texas Tech (Jr.) Rushing TDs ______1, vs. ND; WVU (Fr.) Rushing TDs ______4, vs. Kansas (Jr.) 100-yard rushing games ______0 100-yard rushing games ______0

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#33 D’Onta Foreman #21 Kyle Porter RUSHING RECEIVING RUSHING RECEIVING OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG NOTRE DAME ______24-131-1 ______19 0-0-0 ______0 NOTRE DAME ______0-0-0 ______0 0-0-0 ______0 UTEP ______DNP ______UTEP ______8-33-0 ______16 0-0-0 ______0 at California ______21-157-2 ______47 0-0-0 ______0 at California ______DNP ______at Oklahoma State ______17-148-2 ______62 1-21-0 ______21 at Oklahoma State ______7-29-0 ______17 1-2-0 ______2 vs. Oklahoma ______25-159-2 ______28 0-0-0 ______0 vs. Oklahoma ______6-16-0 ______5 0-0-0 ______0 IOWA STATE ______30-136-1 ______18 1-3-0 ______3 IOWA STATE ______7-37-0 ______14 1-8-0 ______8 at Kansas State ______24-124-0 ______16 1-20-0 ______20 at Kansas State ______1-1-0 ______1 0-0-0 ______0 BAYLOR ______32-250-2 ______40 0-0-0 ______0 BAYLOR ______4-19-0 ______10 0-0-0 ______0 at Texas Tech ______33-341-3 ______74 0-0-0 ______0 at Texas Tech ______6-51-0 ______30 0-0-0 ______0 WEST VIRGINIA ______35-167-0 ______32 3-32-0 ______19 WEST VIRGINIA ______2-7-0 ______7 0-0-0 ______0 at Kansas ______51-250-2 ______19 1-(-1)-0 ______0 at Kansas ______2-(-2)-0 ______3 0-0-0 ______0 TCU ______31-165-0 ______44 0-0-0 ______0 TCU ______3-14-0 ______8 0-0-0 ______0

TOTALS ______323-2,028-15 ____ 74 7-75-0 ______21 TOTALS ______46-225-0 _____ 30 2-10-0 ______2 CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Rushing attempts ______51, at Kansas (Jr.) Rushing attempts ______8 vs. UTEP (Fr.) Rushing yards ______341, at Texas Tech (Jr.) Rushing yards ______51, at Texas Tech (Fr.) Long ______93, vs. Kansas (So.) Long ______30, at Texas Tech (Fr.) Rushing TDs ______3, at Texas Tech (Jr.) Rushing TDs ______N/A 100-yard games ______14 100-yard games ______N/A Receptions ______3 vs. WVU (Jr.) Receptions ______1 at OSU; vs. Iowa State (Fr.) Receiving yards ______32, at TCU (So.); vs. WVU (Jr.) Receiving yards ______8 vs. Iowa State (Fr.) Long ______22, at TCU (So.) Long ______8 vs. Iowa State (Fr.) Receiving TDs ______N/A Receiving TDs ______N/A All-purpose yards ______341 at Texas Tech (Jr.) All-purpose yards ______37 vs. Iowa State (Fr.)

#25 Chris Warren III #41 Tristian Houston RUSHING RECEIVING RUSHING RECEIVING OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG NOTRE DAME ______14-46-0 ______11 0-0-0 ______0 NOTRE DAME ______DNP ______UTEP ______20-95-1 ______14 0-0-0 ______0 UTEP ______3-3-0 ______3 0-0-0 ______0 at California ______18-119-2 ______25 0-0-0 ______0 at California ______DNP ______at Oklahoma State ______10-106-0 ______46 0-0-0 ______0 at Oklahoma State ______DNP ______vs. Oklahoma ______DNP ______vs. Oklahoma ______DNP ______IOWA STATE ______DNP ______IOWA STATE ______DNP ______at Kansas State ______DNP ______at Kansas State ______DNP ______BAYLOR ______DNP ______BAYLOR ______DNP ______at Texas Tech ______DNP ______at Texas Tech ______DNP ______WEST VIRGINIA ______DNP ______WEST VIRGINIA ______DNP ______at Kansas ______DNP ______at Kansas ______0-0-0 ______0 0-0-0 ______0 TCU ______DNP ______TCU ______0-0-0 ______0 0-0-0 ______0

TOTALS ______62-366-3 _____ 46 0-0-0 ______0 TOTALS ______3-3-0 ______3 0-0-0 ______0 CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Rushing attempts ______28, at Baylor (Fr.) Rushing attempts ______3 vs. UTEP (Fr.) Rushing yards ______276, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) Rushing yards ______3 vs. UTEP (Fr.) Long ______91 yards, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) Long ______3 vs. UTEP (Fr.) Rushing TDs ______4, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) Rushing TDs ______N/A 100-yard games ______4 (Last: 106 at Oklahoma State, So.) 100-yard games ______N/A Receptions ______2, Two Times Receptions ______N/A Receiving yards ______12, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) Receiving yards ______N/A Long ______9, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) Long ______N/A Receiving TDs ______N/A Receiving TDs ______N/A All-purpose yards ______288, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.) All-purpose yards ______3 vs. UTEP (Fr.)

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#1 John Burt, WR #13 Jerrod Heard, WR #8 Dorian Leonard, WR OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG NOTRE DAME ______6-111-1 ______72 NOTRE DAME ______2-73-0 ______68 NOTRE DAME ______0-0-0 ______0 UTEP ______2-28-0 ______17 UTEP ______6-46-2 ______29 UTEP ______2-52-1 ______46 at California ______4-36-0 ______18 at California ______2-10-0 ______11 at California ______1-7-0 ______7 at Oklahoma State ______2-16-0 ______9 at Oklahoma State ______4-37-0 ______13 at Oklahoma State ______2-55-0 ______49 vs. Oklahoma ______2-6-0 ______5 vs. Oklahoma ______1-9-0 ______9 vs. Oklahoma ______1-45-1 ______45 IOWA STATE ______DNP IOWA STATE ______2-45-1 ______37 IOWA STATE ______5-47-0 ______16 at Kansas State ______0-0-0 ______0 at Kansas State ______1-7-0 ______7 at Kansas State ______3-27-1 ______11 BAYLOR ______0-0-0 ______0 BAYLOR ______DNP BAYLOR ______0-0-0 ______0 at Texas Tech ______0-0-0 ______0 at Texas Tech ______0-0-0 ______0 at Texas Tech ______3-12-0 ______6 WEST VIRGINIA ______2-4-0 ______5 WEST VIRGINIA ______2-15-0 ______9 WEST VIRGINIA ______7-125-0 ______32 at Kansas ______DNP at Kansas ______4-24-0 ______9 at Kansas ______2-8-0 ______5 TCU ______DNP TCU ______0-0-0 ______0 TCU ______3-19-0 ______8

TOTALS ______18-200-1 ______72 TOTALS ______24-266-3 ______68 TOTALS ______29-387-3 ______49

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Receptions ______6, ND (So.) Receptions ______6 vs. UTEP (So.) Receptions ______7 vs. WVU (Jr.) Yards ______113, vs. Kansas (Fr.) Yards ______73, vs. ND (So.) Yards ______125 vs. WVU (Jr.) Long ______84t, vs. Kansas (Fr.) Long ______68, vs. ND (So.) Long ______49 at OSU (Jr.) TDs ______1, Three Times TDs ______2 vs. UTEP (So.) TDs ______1, Three Times (Jr.) 100-yard games ______2 (Last: 111 vs. Notre Dame, So.) 100-yard games (0) ______N/A 100-yard games (0) ______1 (Last: 125 vs. WVU, Jr.)

#2 Devin Duvernay, WR #5 Lorenzo Joe, WR #6 Jake Oliver, WR OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG NOTRE DAME ______0-0-0 ______0 NOTRE DAME ______DNP NOTRE DAME ______3-36-0 ______21 UTEP ______0-0-0 ______0 UTEP ______DNP UTEP ______1-10-0 ______10 at California ______1-10-0 ______10 at California ______0-0-0 ______0 at California ______5-46-0 ______11 at Oklahoma State ______1-6-0 ______6 at Oklahoma State ______1-(-1)-0 ______0 at Oklahoma State ______4-37-0 ______13 vs. Oklahoma ______3-81-1 ______63 vs. Oklahoma ______2-10-0 ______10 vs. Oklahoma ______1-13-0 ______13 IOWA STATE ______4-96-1 ______75 IOWA STATE ______3-25-0 ______15 IOWA STATE ______3-21-0 ______8 at Kansas State ______1-80-1 ______80 at Kansas State ______1-7-0 ______7 at Kansas State ______1-23-0 ______23 BAYLOR ______1-2-0 ______2 BAYLOR ______1-61-0 ______61 BAYLOR ______2-18-0 ______13 at Texas Tech ______2-25-0 ______13 at Texas Tech ______DNP at Texas Tech ______3-76-0 ______52 WEST VIRGINIA ______3-29-0 ______11 WEST VIRGINIA ______DNP WEST VIRGINIA ______5-24-0 ______8 at Kansas ______1-10-0 ______10 at Kansas ______DNP at Kansas ______3-25-0 ______10 TCU ______3-73-0 ______48 TCU ______DNP TCU ______2-29-0 ______15

TOTALS ______20-412-3 ______80 TOTALS ______8-102-0 ______61 TOTALS ______33-358-0 ______52

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Receptions ______4 vs. Iowa State (Fr.) Receptions ______3 vs. Iowa STate (Jr.) Receptions ______5, at California; vs. WVU (Jr.) Yards ______96 vs. Iowa State (Fr.) Yards ______61 vs. Baylor (Jr.) Yards ______76, at Texas Tech (jr.) Long ______80 at Kansas State (Fr.) Long ______61 vs. Baylor (Jr.) Long ______52, at Texas Tech (Jr.) TDs ______1, Three Times (Fr.) TDs ______1, at TCU (So.) TDs ______N/A 100-yard games (0) ______N/A 100-yard games (0) ______N/A 100-yard games (0) ______N/A

#3 Armanti Foreman, WR #9 Collin Johnson, WR #11 Jacorey Warrick, WR OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONG NOTRE DAME ______3-25-1 ______19 NOTRE DAME ______0-0-0 ______0 NOTRE DAME ______2-35-0 ______20 UTEP ______3-23-0 ______9 UTEP ______1-6-0 ______6 UTEP ______7-73-1 ______21 at California ______4-72-0 ______34 at California ______2-16-0 ______9 at California ______4-64-1 ______41 at Oklahoma State ______3-19-0 ______7 at Oklahoma State ______0-0-0 ______0 at Oklahoma State ______DNP vs. Oklahoma ______5-28-1 ______10 vs. Oklahoma ______3-44-0 ______19 vs. Oklahoma ______1-9-0 ______9 IOWA STATE ______3-23-0 ______9 IOWA STATE ______2-21-0 ______12 IOWA STATE ______2-7-0 ______4 at Kansas State ______2-17-0 ______10 at Kansas State ______4-22-0 ______9 at Kansas State ______3-19-0 ______10 BAYLOR ______4-142-1 ______51 BAYLOR ______1-40-0 ______40 BAYLOR ______1-5-0 ______5 at Texas Tech ______6-65-0 ______18 at Texas Tech ______4-47-2 ______16 at Texas Tech ______2-19-0 ______10 WEST VIRGINIA ______0-0-0 ______0 WEST VIRGINIA ______7-68-1 ______20 WEST VIRGINIA ______2-21-0 ______11 at Kansas ______1-6-0 ______6 at Kansas ______0-0-0 ______0 at Kansas ______3-82-1 ______75 TCU ______0-0-0 ______0 TCU ______4-51-0 ______23 TCU ______3-26-0 ______10

TOTALS ______34-420-3 ______51 TOTALS ______28-315-3 ______40 TOTALS ______30-360-3 ______75

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Receptions ______6, at Texas Tech (Jr.) Receptions ______7 vs. WVU (Fr.) Receptions ______7 vs. UTEP (Sr.) Yards ______142 vs. Baylor (Jr.) Yards ______68 vs. WVU (Fr.) Yards ______82, at Kansas (Sr.) Long ______73t, vs. TCU (Fr.) Long ______40 vs. Baylor (Fr.) Long ______75, at Kansas (Sr.) TDs ______1, Five Times TDs ______2, at Texas Tech (Fr.) TDs ______1 vs. UTEP; at California, at Kansas (Sr.) 100-yard games (0) ______1 100-yard games (0) ______N/A 100-yard games (0) ______N/A

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DEFENSE DEFENSIVE LEADERS _ GP-GS __ SOLO __ AST __TOTAL ___TFL/YDS __ SACKS/YDS __INT-YDS __ BRUP __ QBH __ FR-YDS____ FF __KICK ______SAF 45 _ Wheeler, Anthony __11-7 ___ 37 ____28 ____ 65 _____ 2.5-5 _____ 0.5-3 ______. _____ 2 _____ . ______. ______2 ____ . ______. 44 _ Hager, Breckyn____ 12-5 ___ 41 ____23 ____ 64 ____ 13.5-58 ____ 6.0-42 ______. _____ 1 _____ . ______. ______1 ____ . ______. 46 _ Jefferson, Malik ___ 11-9 ___ 42 ____20 ____ 62 _____8.5-46 ____ 5.5-41 ______. _____ 3 _____ 3 ______. ______1 ____ . ______. 95 _ Ford, Poona ____ 12-12 ___ 40 ____14 ____ 54 _____5.5-15 ______. ______. ______. _____ 4 _____ 1-0 ______1 ____2 ______. 31 _ Hall, Jason _____ 11-10 ___ 32 ____20 ____ 52 _____4.5-23 ____ 3.0-20 ______. _____ 3 _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 2B _ Boyd, Kris ______12-8 ___ 45 ____ 6 ____ 51 _____ 1.5-5 ______. ______1-0 _____ 5 _____ . _____ 2-0 ______2 ____ . ______. 35 _ Freeman, Edwin ___12-5 ___ 44 ____ 5 ____ 49 _____9.0-37 ____ 3.0-19 _____ 2-37 _____. _____ . _____ 1-0 ______. ____ . ______. 97 _ Nelson, Chris _____ 12-8 ___ 29 ____16 ____ 45 _____6.0-20 ____ 1.5-7 ______. ______. _____ 1 ______. ______1 ____ . ______. 14 _ Haines, Dylan ___ 11-10 ___ 31 ____11 ____ 42 ______. ______. ______4-38 ____ 2 _____ . _____ 1-0 ______. ____ . ______. 24 _ Bonney, John ____ 12-7 ___ 30 ____ 9 ____ 39 _____ 0.5-1 ______. ______. _____ 9 _____ 1 ______. ______1 ____ . ______. 93 _ Boyette Jr., Paul ___ 12-2 ___ 21 ____13 ____ 34 _____5.5-22 ____ 2.0-16 ______. _____ 1 _____ 2 ______. ______2 ____ . ______. 1L _ Locke III, P.J. _____ 12-9 ___ 25 ____ 8 ____ 33 _____ 2.0-5 _____ 1.0-4 _____ 2-2 _____ 6 _____ 1 _____ 1-0 ______. ____ . ______. 32 _ Roach, Malcolm ___ 12-5 ___ 25 ____ 8 ____ 33 _____8.0-41 ____ 3.0-24 ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 4E _ Elliott, DeShon ____12-1 ___ 24 ____ 6 ____ 30 _____3.0-31 ____ 1.0-17 _____ 1-24 ____ 4 _____ . _____ 2-4 ______. ____ . ______. 90 _ Omenihu, Charles __ 12-7 ___ 16 ____10 ____ 26 _____4.5-19 ____ 3.5-17 ______. ______. _____ 1 ______. ______. ____ . ______. 30 _ Cole, Timothy ____ 12-3 ___ 16 ____10 ____ 26 _____ 1.0-4 _____ 1.0-4 ______. _____ 1 _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 40 _ Hughes, Naashon __ 12-7 ___ 18 ____ 6 ____ 24 _____3.5-36 ____ 3.5-36 ______. _____ 2 _____ . ______. ______1 ____1 ______. 23 _ McCulloch, Jeffrey __12-0 ___ 17 ____ 6 ____ 23 _____ 2.0-9 _____ 1.0-5 ______. ______. _____ 1 _____ 1-0 ______1 ____ . ______. 5 __ Hill, Holton ______5-3 ____ 15 ____ 6 ____ 21 ______. ______. ______. _____ 1 _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 19 _ Jones, Brandon ___ 12-1 ___ 12 ____ 4 ____ 16 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ 2 ______1 1V _ Vaccaro, Kevin ____ 12-2 ___ 12 ____ 4 ____ 16 _____2.0-20 ____ 2.0-20 ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 9D _ Davis, Davante ____12-4 ___ 13 ____ 2 ____ 15 _____ 1.0-1 ______. ______. _____ 2 _____ . ______. ______1 ____ . ______. 91 _ Cottrell, Bryce ____ 10-2 ___ 10 ____ 4 ____ 14 _____3.5-19 ____ 2.5-18 ______. ______. _____ 1 ______. ______. ____ . ______. 2D _ Davis, Antwuan ___ 10-0 ___ 8 _____ 1 _____9 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 5E _ Elliott, Jordan ____ 6-0 ____ 4 _____ 4 _____8 ______1.5-1 ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 1S _ Evans, Sheroid ____ 9-4 ____ 7 _____ 1 _____8 ______. ______. ______. _____ 4 _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 98 _ Christmas, D’Andre _ 9-0 ____ 3 _____ 2 _____5 ______1.0-6 _____ 1.0-6 ______. ______. _____ . _____ 1-0 ______. ____ . ______. 94 _ Wilbon, Gerald ____ 9-1 ____ 3 _____ 1 _____4 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 6 __ Oliver, Jake ______12-4 ___ 3 _____ 1 _____4 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 4V _ Vasser, Quincy ____ 11-0 ___ 3 _____ . _____3 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 43 _ Townsend, Cameron 10-0 ___ 1 _____ 1 _____2 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 33 _ Foreman, D’Onta _ 11-10 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 8 __ Leonard, Dorian ___ 12-7 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 76 _ Perkins, Kent ____ 10-10 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 2 __ Duvernay, Devin ___ 12-2 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 38 _ Becker, Mitchell ___ 12-0 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 9 __ Johnson, Collin ____12-1 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. TM _ TEAM ______10-0 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______1 25 _ Warren III, Chris ___ 4-2 ____ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 1D _ Dickson, Michael___ 12-0 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 4F _ Fowler, Erick _____ 9-0 ____ 1 _____ . _____1 ______1.0-1 ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 53 _ Holbrook, Jak ____ 12-0 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 55 _ Williams, Connor _ 11-11 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 3T _ Tseng, Johnny ____ 1-0 ____ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. 7 __ Buechele, Shane __ 12-12 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 ______. ______. ______. ______. _____ . ______. ______. ____ . ______. ___ Total ______12-0 ___641 ___ 250 ___891 ____ 91-425 ____41-299 ____10-101 ___ 46 ____15 ____ 10-4_____ 14 ___ 5 ______2 ___ Opponents _____12-0 ___658 ___ 304 ___962 ___ 65.0-241 ___30-162 ____12-196 ___ 49 ____21 ____11-130 ____12 ___ 5 ______. 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) NAME ______TT (SOLO) Jones, Brandon ______10 (8) Davis, Antwuan ______3 (2) Dickson, Michael ______1 (1) Elliott, DeShon ______6 (5) Davis, Davante ______3 (2) Evans, Sheroid ______1 (1) McCulloch, Jeffrey ______6 (4) Hager, Breckyn ______3 (3) Haines, Dylan ______1 (1) Freeman, Edwin ______5 (4) Vaccaro, Kevin ______3 (3) Hill, Holton ______1 (1) Oliver, Jake ______4 (3) Vasser, Quincy ______3 (3) Holbrook, Jak ______1 (1) Bonney, John ______3 (1) Becker, Mitchell ______1 (1) Locke III, P.J. ______1 (1) Boyd, Kris ______3 (3) Cole, Tim ______1 (1) Townsend, Cameron ______1 (0)

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GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES (INDIVIDUAL) TOTAL TACKLES ______UA-A ___ TOT ___ ND ___UTEP ___CAL ___OSU ___ OU ____ ISU ___ KSU ____ BAY ___ TTU __ WVU __ KU ____TCU Wheeler, Anthon LB ______37-28 ____ 65 ____ 3-2 ____4-3 ____6-5 ___ 5-3 ____6-7 ____ 3-0 ____ 3-0 _____ 5-5 ___ DNP ___ 2-1 ___ 0-1 ____ 0-1 Hager, Breckyn LB ______41-23 ____ 64 ____ 3-2 ____3-4 ____3-2 ___ 5-1 ____3-3 ____ 5-1 ____ 2-0 _____ 2-4 ____1-1 ___ 4-1 ___ 6-1 ____ 4-3 Jefferson, Mali LB ______42-20 ____ 62 ____ 7-1 ____3-3 ____2-3 ___ 2-2 ____2-5 ____ 2-2 ____ 6-0 _____ 7-2 ____7-1 ___ 2-1 ___ DNP ___ 2-0 Ford, Poona DL ______40-14 ____ 54 ____ 3-2 ____3-3 ____1-1 ___ 2-1 ____4-2 ____ 4-0 ____ 7-1 _____ 4-1 ____1-2 ___ 4-1 ___ 4-0 ____ 3-0 Hall, Jason DB ______32-20 ____ 52 ____ 3-0 ____2-0 ____2-4 ___ 6-2 ____4-3 _____- _____ 4-0 _____ 2-5 ____2-4 ___ 3-2 ___ DNP ___ 4-0 Boyd, Kris DB ______45-6 ____ 51 _____ - _____2-1 ____1-0 ___ 3-0 ____6-3 ____ 3-0 ____ 3-0 _____ 5-1 ____8-0 ___ 7-0 ____ - ____ 7-1 Freeman, Edwin LB ______44-5 ____ 49 ____ 3-0 ____2-0 ____2-0 ___ 0-1 ____1-0 ____ 2-0 ____ 5-0 _____ 5-1 ____7-2 ___ 7-1 ___ 5-0 ____ 5-0 Nelson, Chris DL ______29-16 ____ 45 ____ 3-5 ____2-1 ____2-3 ___ 2-0 ____1-3 ____ 5-2 ____ 3-0 _____ 4-2 ____ - ____ 3-0 ___ 3-0 ____ 1-0 Haines, Dylan DB ______31-11 ____ 42 _____ - ____ DNP ____1-4 ___ 4-0 ____1-1 ____ 1-0 ____ 3-1 _____ 6-1 ____4-0 ___ 1-1 ___ 5-1 ____ 5-2 Bonney, John DB ______30-9 ____ 39 _____ - _____ - _____2-0 ___ 2-0 ____2-2 ____ 6-0 ____ 3-0 _____ 4-2 ____4-3 ___ 1-0 ___ 5-0 ____ 1-2 Boyette Jr., Pa DL ______21-13 ____ 34 ____ 4-1 ____1-2 ____2-3 ____- _____4-2 ____ 1-0 ____ 5-0 _____ 1-2 ____1-2 ____ - ____ 1-1 ____ 1-0 Locke III, P.J. DB ______25-8 ____ 33 ____ 4-0 ____2-0 ____2-2 ___ 0-1 ____2-2 ____ 2-0 ____ 1-0 _____ 1-0 ____2-2 ___ 3-1 ___ 2-0 ____ 4-0 Roach, Malcolm LB ______25-8 ____ 33 _____ - _____2-2 ____3-0 ___ 3-0 ____4-2 _____- _____ 2-1 _____ 1-0 ____0-1 ___ 5-2 ___ 2-0 ____ 3-0 Elliott, DeShon DB ______24-6 ____ 30 ____ 2-1 ____4-1 ____ - _____- _____2-1 ____ 4-0 ____ 3-0 _____ 0-1 ____4-1 ____ - ____ 5-1 _____ - Cole, Timothy LB ______16-10 ____ 26 _____ - _____2-0 ____0-2 ___ 2-2 _____- _____ 1-0 ____ 1-0 _____ 2-1 ____4-1 ___ 0-2 ___ 0-2 ____ 4-0 Omenihu, Charle DL ______16-10 ____ 26 ____ 4-1 ____1-0 ____0-1 ___ 2-0 ____0-5 ____ 3-0 ____ 1-1 _____ 2-1 ____ - ____ 2-0 ___ 0-1 ____ 1-0 Hughes, Naashon DE ______18-6 ____ 24 ____ 2-0 ____0-1 ____1-1 ___ 1-0 ____2-0 ____ 3-1 _____- ______3-1 ____0-1 ___ 1-0 ___ 2-1 ____ 3-0 McCulloch, Jeff LB ______17-6 ____ 23 _____ - _____1-0 ____2-3 ___ 2-1 _____- _____ 4-0 _____- ______- _____3-1 ___ 1-1 ___ 4-0 _____ - Hill, Holton DB______15-6 ____ 21 ____ 4-1 ___ DNP ____3-2 ___DNP ____3-1 ____DNP ____DNP _____ 1-0 ____4-2 ___ DNP ___DNP ___ DNP Jones, Brandon DB ______12-4 ____ 16 ____ 1-0 ____1-0 ____0-1 ___ 1-0 ____2-2 ____ 2-0 _____- ______1-1 ____2-0 ___ 1-0 ____ - ____ 1-0 Vaccaro, Kevin DB ______12-4 ____ 16 ____ 3-0 ____4-0 ____0-1 ___ 1-1 _____- _____ 2-1 _____- ______0-1 ____1-0 ____ - ____ 1-0 _____ - Davis, Davante DB ______13-2 ____ 15 ____ 1-0 ____1-0 ____2-0 ___ 2-0 ____0-1 ____ 1-0 _____- ______- _____ - ____ 1-0 ___ 3-0 ____ 2-1 Cottrell, Bryce DL ______10-4 ____ 14 ____DNP ____2-1 ____ - _____- ____ DNP ____ 2-2 ____ 1-0 _____ 4-0 ____1-1 ____ - _____ - _____- Davis, Antwuan DB ______8-1 ______9 _____ 1-0 ____2-0 ___ DNP ___DNP _____- ______- _____ 2-0 ______- _____3-0 ____ - _____ - ____ 0-1 Elliott, Jordan DL ______4-4 ______8 ______- _____1-1 ___ DNP ____- _____1-1 ____ 1-1 ____DNP _____DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ___DNP ___ 1-1 Evans, Sheroid DB______7-1 ______8 _____ 1-0 ____ - _____2-0 ___ 2-1 ___ DNP ____ 1-0 _____- ______DNP ____1-0 ___ DNP ____ - _____ - Christmas, D. DL ______3-2 ______5 _____DNP ____0-1 ___ DNP ___DNP ____0-1 _____- ______- ______- _____1-0 ____ - ____ 1-0 ____ 1-0 Wilbon, Gerald DL ______3-1 ______4 ______- _____ - _____ - _____- _____1-0 ____DNP ____DNP ______- ____ DNP ____ - ____ 2-1 _____ - Oliver, Jake ______3-1 ______4 ______- _____ - _____1-0 ____- _____0-1 _____- _____ 1-0 _____ 1-0 ____ - _____ - _____ - _____ - Vasser, Quincy ______3-0 ______3 ______- _____ - ____ DNP ____- ______- ______- ______- ______- _____ - _____ - ____ 3-0 _____ - Townsend, Camer LB ______1-1 ______2 _____DNP ____1-0 ___ DNP ____- ______- ______- ______- ______- _____0-1 ____ - _____ - _____- TEAM ______1-0 ______1 ______- _____ - _____ - _____- ______- ______- _____ 1-0 ______- _____ - _____ - _____- _____ - Tseng, Johnny LB ______1-0 ______1 _____DNP ____1-0 ___ DNP ___DNP ___ DNP ____DNP ____DNP _____DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP Dickson, Michae ______1-0 ______1 _____ 1-0 ____ - _____ - _____- ______- ______- ______- ______- _____ - _____ - _____ - _____ - Fowler, Erick LB ______1-0 ______1 _____DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ____- ______- _____ 1-0 _____- ______- _____ - _____ - _____ - _____ - Holbrook, Jak ______1-0 ______1 ______- _____ - _____ - _____- ______- ______- ______- ______- _____ - ____ 1-0 ____ - _____ - Williams, Conno ______1-0 ______1 _____ 1-0 ___ DNP ____ - _____- ______- ______- ______- ______- _____ - _____ - _____ - _____ - Duvernay, Devin ______1-0 ______1 ______- _____ - _____ - _____- ______- ______- ______- ______- _____ - _____ - ____ 1-0 _____ - Warren III, C. ______1-0 ______1 ______- _____ - _____1-0 ____- ____ DNP ____DNP ____DNP _____DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP Becker, Mitchel ______1-0 ______1 ______- _____ - _____ - _____- ______- _____ 1-0 _____- ______- _____ - _____ - _____ - _____ - Foreman, D’Onta ______1-0 ______1 ______- ____ DNP ____ - _____- ______- ______- ______- ______- _____ - _____ - ____ 1-0 _____ - Johnson, Collin ______1-0 ______1 ______- _____ - _____ - _____- ______- ______- ______- ______- _____1-0 ____ - _____ - _____ - Buechele, Shane ______1-0 ______1 ______- _____ - _____1-0 ____- ______- ______- ______- ______- _____ - _____ - _____ - _____ - Leonard, Dorian ______1-0 ______1 ______- _____ - _____ - ____ 1-0 _____- ______- ______- ______- _____ - _____ - _____ - _____ - Perkins, Kent ______1-0 ______1 ______- ____ DNP ____ - ____DNP ____1-0 _____- ______- ______- _____ - _____ - _____ - _____ -

2016 OFFICIATING CREWS 1 - NOTRE DAME 3 - CALIFORNIA 5 - OKLAHOMA 7 - KANSAS STATE 9 - TEXAS TECH 11 - KANSAS R: Gary Patterson R: Mike Defee R: Reggie Smith R: Mike Defee R: Brad Van Vark R: Scott Campbell U: Terrance Ramsey U: Robert Richeson U: Tab Slaughter U: Robert Richeson U: Michael Cooper U: Joel Bellinger HL: Michael Kelly HL: Al Green HL: Mike Moeller HL: Al Green HL: George Gusman HL: Doug Moore LJ: Brian Sakowski LJ: Derek Anderson LJ: Mark Stewart LJ: Derek Anderson LJ: Frank LeBlanc LJ: Keith Garmond BJ: Gary Dancewkz BJ: Terry Jones BJ: Lyndon Nixon BJ: Terry Jones BJ: Brian Ernest BJ: Joel Wetzel FJ: Harry Tyson FJ: Joe Blubaugh FJ: Matt Mills FJ: Joe Blubaugh FJ: Jason Ledet FJ: Randy Smith SJ: Tony Tarantini SJ: Lo van Pham SJ: Tim Murray SJ: Lo van Pham SJ: Gene Semko SJ: Corey Luxner CJ: Joe Pennuci CJ: Mike Contreraz CJ: Dan Scanlan CJ: Mike Contreraz CJ: Brian Alos CJ: Stacy Hardin

2 - UTEP 4 - OKLAHOMA STATE 6 - IOWA STATE 8 - BAYLOR 10 - WEST VIRGINIA 12 - TCU R: Reggie Smith R: Brad Van Vark R: Scott Campbell R: Cooper Castleberry R: Dan Romeo R: Mike Defee U: Tab Slaughter U: Michael Cooper U: Joel Bellinger U: Jim Adams U: Scott Teifer U: Robert Richeson HL: Mike Moeller HL: George Gusman HL: Doug Moore HL: Cal McNeill HL: Andy Warner HL: Al Green LJ: Mark Stewart LJ: Frank LeBlanc LJ: Keith Garmond LJ: Kelly Deterding LJ: Marc Bovos LJ: Derek Anderson BJ: Lyndon Nixon BJ: Brian Ernest BJ: Joel Wetzel BJ: Donnie Aultman BJ: Chris Alston BJ: Terry Jones FJ: Matt Mills FJ: Jason Ledet FJ: Randy Smith FJ: Scott Gaines FJ: Ed Vinzant FJ: Joe Blubaugh SJ: Tim Murray SJ: Gene Semko SJ: Corey Luxner SJ: Anthony Fleming SJ: Jim Murphy SJ: Lo van Pham CJ: Dick Scanlan CJ: Brian Alos CJ: Stacy Hardin CJ: Chris Tallent CJ: Ken Ray CJ: Mike Contreraz

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DEFENSIVE LEADERS TACKLES FOR LOSS (91) Cole, Timothy ______1.0-4 INTERCEPTIONS (10) MULTI-TFL GAMES (13) Hager, Breckyn ______13.5-58 Locke III, P.J. ______1.0-4 Haines, Dylan ______4 Malcolm Roach ______3.0-13 vs. WVU Freeman, Edwin ______9.0-37 Wheeler, Antony ______0.5-3 Freeman, Edwin ______2 Hughes, Naashon ______2.5-24 vs. ISU Jefferson, Malik ______8.5-46 Elliott, DeShon ______1 Hager, Breckyn ______2.5-15 vs. BAY Roach, Malcolm ______8.0-46 QB PRESSURES (15) Locke III, P.J. ______1 Jefferson, Malik ______2.5-11 vs. BAY Nelson, Chris ______6.0-20 Ford, Poona ______4 Nelson, Chris ______1 Nelson, Chris ______2.5-9 vs. ISU Boyette Jr., Paul ______5.5-22 Jefferson, Malik ______3 Boyd, Chris ______1 Hager, Breckyn ______2.5-7 vs. KU Ford, Poona ______5.5-15 Boyette Jr., Paul ______2 Hall, Jason ______2.0-13 at OSU Hall, Jason ______4.5-23 Bonney, John ______1 PASS BREAKUPS (46) Freeman, Edwin ______2.0-7 vs. TCU Omenihu, Charles ______4.5-19 Locke III, P.J. ______1 Bonney, John ______9 Hager, Breckyn ______2.0-6 vs. TCU Hughes, Naashon ______3.5-36 Nelson, Chris ______1 Locke III, P.J. ______6 Freeman, Edwin ______2.0-6 at TTU Cottrell, Bryce ______3.5-19 Omenihu, Charles ______1 Boyd, Kris ______4 Jefferson, Malik ______1.5-22 at TTU Elliott, DeShon ______3.0-31 Cottrell, Bryce ______1 Elliott, DeShon ______4 Ford, Poona ______1.5-8 vs. UTEP Wheeler, Anthony ______2.5-5 McCullock, Jeffrey ______1 Evans, Sheroid ______4 Nelson, Chris ______1.5-7 vs. ND Vaccaro, Kevin ______2.0-20 Hall, Jason ______3 *Must include one solo TFL to qualify McCulloch, Jeffrey ______2.0-9 FORCED FUMBLES (14) Jefferson, Malik ______3 Locke III, P.J. ______2.0-5 Boyette Jr., Paul ______2 Davis, Davante ______2 MULTI-SACK GAMES (5) Boyd, Kris ______1.5-5 Wheeler, Anthony ______2 Haines, Dylan ______2 Hughes, Naason ______2.5-24 vs. ISU Elliott, Jordan ______1.5-1 Boyd, Kris ______2 Hughes, Naashon ______2 Hall, Jason ______2.0-13 at OSU Christmas, D’Andre ______1.0-6 Davis, Davante ______1 Wheeler, Anthony ______2 Jefferson, Malik ______2.0-11 vs. BAY Cole, Timothy ______1.0-4 Ford, Poona ______1 Boyette Jr., Paul ______1 Nelson, Chris ______1.5-7 vs. ISU Davis, Davante ______1.0-1 Hager, Breckyn ______1 Cole, Timothy ______1 Jefferson, Malik ______1.5-22 at TT Fowler, Erick ______1.0-1 Hughes, Naashon ______1 Davis, Antwuan ______1 *Must include one solo sack to qualify Bonney, John ______0.5-1 Jefferson, Malik ______1 Hager, Breckyn ______1 Nelson, Chris ______1 Hill, Holton ______1 SACKS (41) Bonney, John ______1 Hager, Breckyn ______6.0-42 Jeffrey McCulloch ______1 BLOCKED PUNTS (2) Jefferson, Malik ______5.5-41 Jones, Brandon ______2 Hughes, Naashon ______3.5-36 RECOVERED FUMBLES (10) Omenihu, Charles ______3.5-17 Boyd, Kris ______2 BLOCKED FIELD GOALS/PAT (3) Roach, Malcolm ______3.0-24 Elliott, Deshon ______2 Ford, Poona ______2 Hall, Jason ______3.0-20 Christmas, D’Andre ______1 Hughes, Naashon ______1 Freeman, Edwin ______3.0-19 Ford, Poona ______1 Cottrell, Bryce ______2.5-18 Freeman, Edwin ______1 Vaccaro, Kevin ______2.0-20 Haines, Dylan ______1 Boyette Jr., Paul ______2.0-16 Locke III, P.J. ______1 Nelson, Chris ______1.5-7 McCulloch, Jeffrey ______1 Elliott, Deshon ______1.0-17 Christmas, D’Andre ______1.0-6 McCulloch, Jeffrey ______1.0-5

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Opponent ______Sacks ______TFL ______FF ______FR ______INT ______PBU _____ P_BLK ____FG_BLK ___ XP_BLK ____ QBP NOTRE DAME ______3.0-19 _____ 7-29 ______0 ______0 ______0 ______4 ______0 ______1 ______0 ______2 UTEP ______5.0-41 _____11-57 ______2 ______1-0 ______0 ______4 ______1 ______0 ______0 ______1 at California ______3.0-30 _____ 7-40 ______1 ______0-0 ______0 ______5 ______1 ______0 ______0 ______3 at Oklahoma State ______3.0-20 _____ 7-29 ______0 ______0-0 ______0 ______2 ______0 ______0 ______1 ______2 vs. Oklahoma ______1.0-7 ______3-9 ______2 ______2-0 ______2-38 ______0 ______0 ______0 ______0 ______0 IOWA STATE ______8.0-44 _____14-52 ______1 ______1 ______0 ______3 ______0 ______0 ______0 ______1 at Kansas State ______2.0-16 _____ 6.0-24 ______1 ______2-0 ______1-33 ______3 ______0 ______0 ______0 ______0 BAYLOR ______6.0-38 ____ 11.0-50 ______3 ______1-0 ______1-0 ______6 ______0 ______0 ______0 ______0 at Texas Tech ______3.0-38 _____ 5.0-44 ______1 ______1-0 ______1-0 ______7 ______0 ______0 ______1 ______3 WEST VIRGINIA ______2.0-11 _____ 9.0-29 ______1 ______1 ______3-2 ______2 ______0 ______0 ______0 ______1 at Kansas ______2.0-15 _____ 6.0-34 ______1 ______1-4 ______1-4 ______8 ______0 ______0 ______0 ______1 TCU ______3.0-20 _____7.0-32 ______1 ______0-0 ______1-24 ______3 ______0 ______0 ______0 ______1

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PLACE-KICKERS PUNTERS #17 Trent Domingue #13 Michael Dickson

OPPONENT FG-FGA PAT-A POINTS LONG OPPONENT ______NO. ___YDS _ AVG. __LONG _ TB __ FC __ 50+ __ I20 NOTRE DAME ______1-1 ______5-6 ______8 ______25 NOTRE DAME ______6 ___330 _ 55.0 ___64 ___ 1 ____2 ____ 5 ___ 1 UTEP ______2-2 ______5-5 ______11 ______43 UTEP ______5 ___252 _ 50.4 ___57 ___ 1 ____1 ____ 3 ___ 2 at California ______2-4 ______5-5 ______11 ______38 at California ______4 ___174 _ 43.5 ___50 ___ 0 ____2 ____ 1 ___ 2 at Oklahoma State ______0-1 ______1-4 ______1 ______0 at Oklahoma State ___ 5 ___226 _ 45.2 ___51 ___ 0 ____3 ____ 2 ___ 3 vs. Oklahoma ______2-2 ______4-4 ______10 ______33 vs. Oklahoma ______6 ___269 _ 44.8 ___50 ___ 0 ____4 ____ 1 ___ 4 IOWA STATE ______2-2 ______3-3 ______10 ______29 IOWA STATE ______4 ___186 _ 46.5 ___51 ___ 2 ____0 ____ 1 ___ 1 at Kansas State ______0-1 ______3-3 ______3 ______0 at Kansas State _____ 4 ___161 _ 40.2 ___44 ___ 1 ____1 ____ 0 ___ 1 BAYLOR ______2-2 ______3-3 ______10 ______39 BAYLOR ______6 ___316 _ 52.7 ___63 ___ 2 ____1 ____ 5 ___ 3 at Texas Tech ______1-1 ______6-6 ______7 ______29 at Texas Tech ______5 ___255 _ 51.0 ___63 ___ 1 ____1 ____ 2 ___ 2 WEST VIRGINIA ______2-3 ______2-2 ______8 ______27 WEST VIRGINIA _____ 4 ___175 _ 43.8 ___51 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 1 ___ 3 at Kansas ______0-1 ______3-3 ______3 ______0 at Kansas ______8 ___350 _ 43.8 ___51 ___ 1 ____1 ____ 1 ___ 4 TCU ______1-2 ______0-0 ______3 ______21 TCU ______8 ___385 _ 48.1 ___74 ___ 0 ____4 ____ 3 ___ 4

TOTALS ______15-22 ______40-44 ______85 ______43 TOTALS ______65 __ 3079 47.4 ___74 ___ 9 ___ 20 ___28 ___ 25

#38 Mitchell Becker

OPPONENT FG-FGA PAT-A POINTS LONG NOTRE DAME ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 UTEP ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 at California ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 at Oklahoma State ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 vs. Oklahoma ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 IOWA STATE ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 at Kansas State ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 BAYLOR ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 at Texas Tech ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 WEST VIRGINIA ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 at Kansas ______0-0 ______0-0 ______0 ______0 TCU ______2-2 ______0-0 ______6 ______31

TOTALS ______2-2 ______0-0 ______6 ______31

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2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS Longhorns football records are based on official statistics filed with the NCAA Service Bureau. Bowl NCAA FBS ALL-TIME WINS game statistics are included in season stats beginning in 2002. Single-game records are from 1943, while season and career records are from 1937. In some individual cases, records go beyond 1937. As BY VICTORY pre-1937 records become available, they will be added. Texas is a member of the Division I Football RK TEAM _____YEARS __ WINS __LOSSES _ TIES __ PCT. 1. Michigan ____137 ____935 ____ 334 ____36 ___ .730 Bowl Subdivision (FBS). Prior to 2007, the classification was Division I-A. 2. TEXAS _____ 124 ___ 891 ____ 360 ___33 ___ .707 3. Nebraska ____127 ____889 ____ 372 ____40 ___ .699 MISCELLANEOUS TEAM RECORDS 4. Ohio State ____127 ____886 ____ 322 ____53 ___ .724 5. Alabama _____122 ____878 ____ 327 ____43 ___ .721 All-time games played ______1,284 in 124 years 6. Notre Dame ___128 ____875 ____ 321 ____42 ___ .724 Overall record (winning percentage) ______891-360-33 (.707) 7. Oklahoma ____122 ____872 ____ 321 ____53 ___ .721 National Championships (four) ______1963, ’69, ’70, 2005 8. Penn State ___130 ____867 ____ 385 ____41 ___ .687 Undefeated and untied teams (nine) ______1893, ’95, 1900, ’14, ’18, ’20, ’63, ’69, 2005 9. Tennessee ____120 ____829 ____ 375 ____53 ___ .680 Undefeated and once-tied teams (two) ______1923, ’62 10. USC ______123 ____823 ____ 336 ____54 ___ .700 Longest undefeated streak ______30 games (1968-70) Longest winning streak ______30 games (1968-70) BY WINNING PERCENTAGE Longest losing streak ______10 games (1937-38) RK TEAM ______YEARS ___WINS ___ LOSSES __ TIES __ PCT. Most consecutive shutouts ______10 (1928-29) 1. Michigan ____137 ____935 ____ 334 ____36 ___ .730 ______7 (1901, ’06, ’23, ’29, ’30) Most shutouts in a season 2. Boise State ___49_____427 ____162 ____2 ___.724 3. Ohio State ____127 ____886 ____ 322 ____53 ___ .724 MILESTONE VICTORIES 4. Notre Dame ___128 ____875 ____ 321 ____42 ___ .724 5. Oklahoma ____122 ____872 ____ 321 ____53 ___ .721 Texas’ 800th victory in the 2005 season was one for the ages as No. 2 Texas defeated No. 1 USC, 41-38, in the final 6. Alabama _____122 ____876 ____ 326 ____43 ___ .721 minute of the 2006 Rose Bowl to win its fourth National Championship and snap the Trojans’ 34-game winning 7. TEXAS _____ 124 ___ 891 ____ 360 ___33 ___ .707 streak. 8. USC ______123 ____823 ____ 336 ____54 ___ .700 9. Nebraska ____127 ____889 ____ 372 ____40 ___ .699 WIN DATE GAME OPPONENT SCORE 10. Penn State ___130 ____867 ____ 385 ____41 ___ .687 50 Nov. 28, 1901 11 vs. Texas A&M 32-0 100 Oct. 29, 1910 4 vs. Auburn 9-0 NCAA FBS ALL-TIME BOWLS 150 Nov. 3, 1918 4 vs. Ream Flying Field 26-2 200 Oct. 24, 1925 4 vs. Rice 27-6 250 Oct. 28, 1933 6 vs. Rice 18-0 BY BOWL APPEARANCES 300 Oct. 16, 1943 4 vs. Arkansas 34-0 RK TEAM APPEARANCES WINS LOSSES TIES PCT. 350 Nov. 24, 1949 10 at Texas A&M 42-14 1. Alabama ______65 ______37 ______25 ______3 ______.592 400 Sept. 26, 1958 2 at Tulane 21-20 2. TEXAS ______53 ______27 ______24 ______2 ______.528 450 Nov. 28, 1963 10 at Texas A&M 15-13 Nebraska ______53 ______26 ______27 ______0 ______.491 500 Jan. 1, 1970 11 vs. Notre Dame ^ 21-17 4. Georgia______52 ______29 ______19 ______3 ______.587 550 Oct. 25, 1975 11 vs. Rice 41-9 Tennessee ______52 ______27 ______25 ______0 ______.519 600 Oct. 24, 1981 6 at SMU 9-7 6. USC ______51 ______34 ______17 ______0 ______.667 650 Nov. 14, 1987 9 vs. TCU 24-21 7. Oklahoma ______50 ______29 ______20 ______1 ______.590 700 Oct. 21, 1995 7 vs. Virginia 17-16 8. Penn State ______48 ______29 ______17 ______2 ______.625 750 Oct. 20, 2001 7 vs. Colorado 41-7 LSU ______48 ______25 ______22 ______1 ______.531 800 Jan. 4, 2006 13 vs. USC ! 41-38 850 Nov. 20, 2010 11 vs. Florida Atlantic 51-17 BY BOWL VICTORIES RK TEAM APPEARANCES WINS LOSSES TIES PCT. ! Rose Bowl/BCS National Championship Game 1. Alabama ______65 ______37 ______25 ______3 ______.592 ^ Cotton Bowl 2. USC ______51 ______34 ______17 ______0 ______.667 3. Penn State ______48 ______29 ______17 ______2 ______.625 RECORD BY DECADE Oklahoma ______50 ______29 ______20 ______1 ______.590 Georgia______52 ______29 ______19 ______3 ______.587 6. TEXAS ______53 ______27 ______24 ______2 ______.528 1893-99 ______36-8-1 (.811) 1960-69 ______86-19-3 (.810) Tennessee ______52 ______27 ______25 ______0 ______.519 1900-09 ______60-21-6 (.724) 1970-79 ______88-26-1 (.770) 8. Florida State______44 ______26 ______16 ______2 ______.614 1910-19 ______65-18 (.783) 1980-89 ______73-42-2 (.632) Nebraska ______53 ______26 ______27 ______0 ______.491 1920-29 ______64-18-7 (.758) 1990-99 ______74-44-2 (.625) THEY WEREN’T EVEN CLOSE 1930-39 ______47-44-6 (.515) 2000-09 ______115-23 (.832) 1940-49 ______78-21-3 (.779) 2010-19 ______46-42 (.523) Texas has had some one-sided games over the years. The Longhorns’ biggest victory point-wise came in a 92-0 romp 1950-59 ______64-38-2 (.625) All-time record ______891-358-33 (.707) against Daniel Baker in 1915. The worst setback dealt to UT was by a 68-point victory at the hands of Chicago in 1904. Below are UT’s top 10 victories and defeats in school history. TOUGH DEFENSE DEFEATS VICTORIES YEAR OPPONENT SCORE YEAR OPPONENT SCORE During one impressive stretch from the end of the 1928 season to the middle of the 1930 campaign, 1904 _____ at Chicago ______0-68 1915 _____ Daniel Baker ______92-0 the Longhorns posted 14 shutouts in 16 games. The streak began with three shutouts to end 1928 and 1997 _____ UCLA ______3-66 1913 _____ Baylor ______77-0 continued with seven more shutouts to start 1929. In fact, during the decade of the 1920s, UT shutout 2003 _____ vs. Oklahoma______13-65 1946 _____ Colorado ______76-0 1988 _____ Houston ______15-66 1916 _____ SMU ______74-0 49 opponents in 89 games (.551). 1908 _____ at Oklahoma ______0-50 1915 _____ TCU ______72-0 2000 _____ vs. Oklahoma______14-63 1914 _____ Southwestern ______70-0 1901 _____ at Kirksville ______0-48 1977 _____ Virginia ______68-0 1956 _____ at TCU ______0-46 2005 _____ Colorado ______70-3 1906 _____ at Vanderbilt ______0-45 1910 _____ Haskell ______68-3 1956 _____ vs. Oklahoma______0-45 1932 _____ at Missouri ______65-0 1974 _____ at TCU ______81-16 2004 _____ North Texas ______65-0 92 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS BIG COMEBACKS UT’S NCAA FBS TEAM STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS

In 2004, Texas fell behind at home to Oklahoma State, 35-7 (28 points), in the first half but scored in the final RUSHING OFFENSE YEAR GAMES CARRIES YARDS AVG. minute of the period to cut the deficit to 35-14. The Longhorns went on to outscore the Cowboys 42-0 in the 1969 ______10 ______684 ______3,630 ______363.0 second half. Prior to that, the largest comeback had been at the 2001 Holiday Bowl, where Texas rallied from 1970 ______10 ______715 ______3,745 ______374.5 a 36-17 third quarter deficit (19 points) and defeated Washington, 47-43. The Longhorns exceeded that comeback in 2006 after falling behind Texas Tech, 21-0, before defeating the Red Raiders, 35-31. The Horns SCORING OFFENSE YEAR GAMES POINTS AVG. notched their largest fourth-quarter comeback in 2007 by making up a 21-point deficit to defeat Oklahoma 1969 ______10 ______338 ______33.8 State, 38-35. 1970 ______10 ______412 ______41.2 2008 ______13 ______551 ______42.4 YEAR OPPONENT DEFICIT (QTR.) FINAL SCORE 2005 ______13 ______652 ______50.2 2004 _____vs. Oklahoma State ______28 (35-7, 2nd) ______UT, 56-35 2007 _____at Oklahoma State ______21 (35-14, 4th) ______UT, 38-35 PASS EFFICIENCY OFFENSE 2006 _____at Texas Tech ______21 (21-0, 1st) ______UT, 35-31 YEAR GAMES COMP. % YARDS RATING 2005 _____at Oklahoma State ______19 (28-9, 2nd) ______UT, 47-28 2005 ______13 ______64.9 ______3,083 ______161.0 2001 _____vs. Washington^ ______19 (36-17, 3rd) ______UT, 47-43 1999 _____vs. Oklahoma ______17 (17-0, 1st) ______UT, 38-28 TOTAL DEFENSE 1965 _____at Texas A&M ______17 (17-0, 2nd) ______UT, 21-17 YEAR GAMES PLAYS YARDS AVG. ^ Holiday Bowl 1942 ______10 ______— ______1,173 ______117.3 1983 ______11 ______711 ______2,332 ______212.0 LONGEST WINNING STREAKS IN FBS HISTORY 2001 ______12 ______754 ______2,834 ______236.2 DID YOU KNOW? … RUSHING DEFENSE YEAR GAMES PLAYS YARDS AVG. Texas’ 30-game winning streak from 1968-70 ranks as the 12th-longest winning streak in NCAA 2009 ______14 ______458 ______1,013 ______72.4 Division I-A football history. Texas also snapped USC’s 34-game streak in the 2006 Rose Bowl for the National Championship. PASS EFFICIENCY DEFENSE YEAR GAMES PLAYS YARDS RATING WINS TEAM YEARS STREAK ENDED (SCORE) 1991 ______11 ______304 ______1,513 ______77.4 1. 47 ___ Oklahoma______1953-57 ______Notre Dame (7-0) 2000 ______11 ______378 ______2,027 ______84.3 2. 39 ___ Washington ______1908-14 ______Oregon State (0-0) 3. 37 ___Yale ______1890-93 ______Princeton (6-0) PUNTING 37 ___Yale ______1887-89 ______Princeton (10-0) YEAR GAMES PUNTS YARDS AVG. 5. 35 ___Toledo ______1969-71 ______Tampa (21-0) 1978 ______11 ______72______3,128 ______43.4 6. 34 ___ Southern California ______2003-05 ______TEXAS (41-38) 34 ___ Miami (Fla.) ______2000-02 ______Ohio State (31-24/2 OT) SACKS 34 ___Pennsylvania ______1894-96 ______Lafayette (6-4) YEAR GAMES SACKS AVG. 9. 31 ___Oklahoma______1948-50 ______Kentucky (13-7) 2008 ______13 ______47______3.62 31 ___ Pittsburgh ______1914-18 ______Cleveland Naval (10-9) INTERCEPTIONS 31 ___Pennsylvania ______1896-98 ______Harvard (10-0) YEAR GAMES INTs 12. 30 ___ TEXAS______1968-70 ______Notre Dame (24-11) 2009 ______14 ______25 LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAKS IN FBS HISTORY UT’S NCAA FBS TEAM RECORDS The Longhorns’ 42-game home winning streak at Memorial Stadium from 1968-76 is the seventh- longest home winning streak on NCAA Division I-A record. UT not only holds one of the nation’s longest Defensive extra points scored (single game) home victory strings, but it also has snapped two of the NCAA’s top 20 home winning streaks. The T-1st ______2 _____ vs. Iowa State (1 blocked PAT/1 INT) ______1998 Longhorns stopped Nebraska’s 47-game home winning streak with a 20-16 victory in 1998 and halted Defensive extra point attempts (single game) a Texas A&M 31-game home victory string with a 16-6 win in College Station in ’95. T-1st ______2 _____ vs. Iowa State (1 blocked PAT/1 INT) ______1998

WINS TEAM YEARS STREAK ENDED (SCORE) Defensive extra points scored (single season) 1. 58 ___ Miami (Fla.) ______1985-94 ______Washington (38-20) T-1st ______2 _____ vs. Iowa State (1 blocked PAT/1 INT) ______1998 2. 57 ___ Alabama ______1963-82 ______Southern Mississippi (38-29) 3. 56 ___ Harvard ______1890-95 ______Boston AA (0-0) Defensive extra point attempts (single season) 4. 50 ___ Michigan ______1901-07 ______Pennsylvania (6-0) T-1st ______2 _____ vs. Iowa State (1 blocked PAT/1 INT) ______1998 5. 47 __ Nebraska ______1991-98 ______TEXAS (20-16) 6. 44 ___ Washington ______1908-17 ______Oregon State (0-0) 7. 42 __ TEXAS ______1968-76 ______Houston (30-0)

MOST IMPROVED DID YOU KNOW? In 1957, Darrell Royal’s first season at Texas, the Longhorns and Notre Dame shared the honor of In addition to cementing the 1969 National Championship, No. 1 Texas’ memorable 21-17 posting the nation’s most improved record. victory against No. 9 Notre Dame in the 1970 Cotton Bowl also was the 500th victory in school history. Meanwhile Texas’ victory over No. 1 USC for the 2005 National Championship was SCHOOL IMPROVE FROM TO HEAD COACH also the 800th victory in school history. TEXAS ______5 _____1-9-0 (1956) ___6-4-1 (’57) _____DARRELL ROYAL Notre Dame ____ 5 _____ 2-8-0 (1956) ___ 7-3-0 (’57)______Terry Brennan TEXASSPORTS.COM 93 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS (GAME) SCORING SCORING SCORING - FEWEST POINTS SCORED

Most points scored ______92 _ vs. Daniel Baker ______1915 (15 points or fewer) Pts ______Number of Times______Last Time Most points scored vs SWC opponent ___81 _ at TCU ______1974 0 ______88 times ______last time: at Iowa State (0-24), 10/31/2015 1 ______once ______at Baylor (1-0), 11/5/1910 – forfeit Most points scored vs Big 12 opponent __71 _ vs. Oklahoma State ______1996 2 ______twice ______last time: at SMU (2-13), 10/30/1937 Most touchdowns scored ______11 _ vs. Colorado ______1946 3 ______19 times ______last time: at Notre Dame (3-38), 9/5/2015 ______11 _ at TCU ______1974 4 ______3 times ______last time: at Missouri (4-5), 11/2/1907 Most PATs made ______10 _ vs. Colorado* ______2005 5 ______5 times ______last time: at Missouri (5-17), 11/12/2011 ______10 _ vs. Colorado ______1946 6 ______46 times ______last time: vs. Arkansas (6-27), 1/1/2000# ______10 _ at TCU ______1974 7 ______64 times ______last time: at TCU (7-50), 9/26/2015 Most field goals made ______5 __ vs. Baylor ______2010 8 ______4 times ______last time: at TCU (8-22), 11/15/1958 ______5 __ at UCF ______2007 9 ______17 times ______last time: at Texas Tech (9-33), 10/29/1994 ______5 __ at Texas Tech ______2000 10 ______31 times ______last time: TCU (10-48), 11/27/2014 ______5 __ at Arkansas ______1985 11 ______19 times ______last time: Baylor (11-21), 11/23/1991 Been Shutout ______88 times __ last at Iowa State ______10/31/2015 12 ______31 times ______last time: UCLA (12-34), 9/25/2010 Shutout Opponent ______277 times __ last at Kansas ______9/27/2014 13 ______53 times ______last time: Oklahoma State (13-38), 11/16/2013 *Big 12 Championship Game 14 ______46 times ______last time: at Kansas State (14-39), 11/6/2010 15 ______14 times ______last time: vs. Penn State (15-38), 1/1/1997& SCORING - MOST POINTS SCORED # - Cotton Bowl & - Fiesta Bowl RANK PTS OPPONENT RESULT DATE 1. _____ 92 ______Daniel Baker ______W 92-0 ______10/9/1915 SCORING - FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 2. _____81 ______at TCU ______W 81-16 ______11/16/1974 3. _____77 ______Baylor ______W 77-0 ______10/16/1913 (15 points or fewer) 4. _____76 ______Colorado ______W 76-0 ______9/28/1946 Pts ______Number of Times______Last Time 5. _____74 ______SMU ______W 74-0 ______9/30/1916 0 ______277 times ______last time: at Kansas (23-0), 9/27/2014 6. _____72 ______Rice ______W 72-15 ______10/1/1977 2 ______7 times ______last time: at TCU (3-2), 11/12/1960 _____72 ______TCU ______W 72-0 ______10/2/1915 8. _____71 ______Oregon ______W 71-7 ______12/6/1941 3 ______39 times ______last time: at Iowa State (56-3), 10/13/2007 9. _____ 70 ______vs. Colorado^ ______W 70-3 ______12/3/2005 4 ______5 times ______last time: Haskell (0-4), 10/21/1904 _____70 ______Southwestern ______W 70-0 ______10/31/1914 5 ______12 times ______last time: Texas A&M (14-5), 11/25/1926) ^ - 2005 Big 12 Championship Game 6 ______75 times ______last time: vs. Iowa State (27-6), 10/15/2016 7 ______140 times ______last time: UTEP (41-7), 9/10/2016 SCORING - MOST POINTS ALLOWED 8 ______4 times ______last time: Tulane (35-8), 10/6/1962 9 ______16 times ______last time: Kansas State (23-9), 10/24/2015 10 ______50 times ______last time: vs. California (21-10), 12/28/2011^ RANK PTS OPPONENT RESULT DATE 11 ______6 times ______last time: Houston (41-11), 9/21/2001 1. _____ 68 ______at U. of Chicago ______L 0-68 ______11/5/1904 12 ______36 times ______last time: vs. Nebraska (13-12), 12/5/2009# 2. _____66 ______UCLA ______L 3-66 ______9/13/1997 _____ 66 ______Houston ______L 15-66 ______11/5/1988 13 ______62 times ______last time: at Texas Tech (34-13), 11/1/2014 4. _____ 65 ______vs. Oklahoma ______L 13-65 ______10/11/2003 14 ______88 times ______last time: at Iowa State (37-14), 10/1/2011 5. _____ 63 ______vs. Oklahoma ______L, 21-63 ______10/13/2012 15 ______15 times ______last time: at Texas A&M (46-15), 11/28/2003 ______vs. Oklahoma ______L 14-63 ______10/7/2000 ^ - 2011 Holiday Bowl 7. _____ 60 ______at Houston ______L 40-60 ______11/7/1987 # - 2010 Big 12 Conference Championship Game 8. _____ 55 ______at Notre Dame ______L 27-55 ______9/23/1995 _____ 55 ______vs. Iowa+ ______L 17-55 ______12/26/1984 SCORING - FEWEST COMBINED POINTS _____ 55 ______vs. Oklahoma ______L 17-55 ______10/8/2011 Since 1958 (current scoring format) SCORING - MOST COMBINED POINTS TOTAL _____RESULT ______DATE 5 ______Texas 3, TCU 2 ______11/12/1960 TOTAL _____RESULT ______DATE 6 ______Texas 3, Alabama 3 ______12/17/1960^ 106 ______Texas 56, Baylor 50 ______10/20/2012 ______Texas 0, TCU 6 ______11/18/1961 102 ______Texas 59, Texas Tech 43 ______11/10/2007 ______Texas 6, SMU 0 ______11/3/1962 100 ______Houston 60, Texas 40 ______11/7/1987 7 ______Texas 0, Rice 7 ______10/22/1960 99 ______Texas 66, New Mexico State 36 ______9/15/1998 ______Texas 7, Baylor 0 ______11/9/1963 98 ______Texas 63, Baylor 35 ______11/24/1994 ______Texas 7, SMU 0 ______10/31/1964 97 ______Texas 50, Notre Dame 47 (2OT) ______9/4/2016 9 ______Texas 6, Rice 3 ______10/24/1964 ______Texas 66, Ole Miss 31 ______9/15/2012 10 ______Texas 7, Arkansas 3 ______10/20/1962 ______Texas 81, TCU 16 ______11/16/1974 12 ______Texas 6, Oklahoma 6 ______10/9/1976 94 ______Texas 63, Baylor 31 ______10/14/2006 ______Texas 9, Houston 3 ______11/5/1983 93 ______California 50, Texas 43 ______9/17/2016 ______Texas 0, Oklahoma 12 ______10/9/2004 ______Texas Tech 48, Texas 45 ______11/26/2015 13 ______Texas 0, LSU 13 ______1/1/1963# ______Texas 48, Iowa State 45 ______10/18/2014 ______Texas 13, Baylor 0 ______11/24/1979 ______West Virginia 48, Texas 45 ______10/6/2012 14 ______Texas 14, TCU 0 ______11/17/1962 ______Texas 55, Rice 38 ______10/2/1993 15 ______Texas 9, Oklahoma 6 ______10/13/1962 92 ______Texas 92, Daniel Baker 0 ______10/9/1915 ^ - Bluebonnet Bowl | # - Cotton Bowl

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Most punts ______15 _ at TCU ______11/18/1944 Most plays ______101 __ at Houston ______11/7/1987 Fewest punts ______0 __ at Baylor ______12/3/2011 ______100 __ vs. West Virginia______11/12/2016 ______0 __ vs. Texas Tech ______11/5/2011 Fewest plays ______31 __ vs. Southwestern ______10/2/1943 ______0 _ vs. Texas Tech ______11/15/2003 Most yards ______715 __ vs. New Mexico State ______8/31/2013 ______0 _ vs. Rice ______9/26/1998 Fewest yards ______50 __ vs. Southwestern ______10/2/1943 ______0 _ vs. Arkansas ______10/15/1952 Highest avg. yards per play ______11.0 __ vs. Colorado (54 for 594) ______9/28/1946 Highest avg. per punt (min. 5 punts) ______54.8 _ at Texas Tech (6 for 329) ______11/3/1984 MOST TOTAL YARDS GAINED Most punts by opponent ______15 _ by Rice ______10/23/1943 Lowest avg. yards per punt by opponent (min. 5) ______20.3 _ by TCU (6 for 122) ______11/14/1959 RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE 1. _____ 715 ______vs. New Mexico State______8/31/2013 PUNT RETURNS 2. _____ 692 ______vs. Rice ______9/26/1998 T3. _____ 676 ______at Mississippi ______9/15/2012 _____ 676 ______at SMU ______11/11/1969 Most returns ______10 _ at SMU ______10/30/1943 5. _____ 673 ______vs. North Texas ______9/4/2004 Most return yards ______175 _ Rice ______9/12/2015 6. _____ 658 ______at Texas Tech ______11/5/2016 7. _____ 657 ______vs. Baylor ______11/9/1968 KICKOFF RETURNS 8. _____ 651 ______vs. TCU ______11/15/1969 9. _____ 650 ______vs. California ______9/19/2015 Most returns ______11 _ at Houston ______11/7/1987 10. _____ 645 ______at Baylor ______11/5/2005 11. _____ 639 ______vs. UTEP ______9/26/2009 Most return yards ______262 __ vs. Oklahoma State ______10/15/2011 12. _____ 637 ______at Kansas ______11/11/2000 13. _____ 626 ______vs. Houston ______11/10/1990 FIRST DOWNS 14. _____ 624 ______vs. Oklahoma State ______10/5/1996 T15. _____ 617 ______vs. Kansas ______11/12/2005 Most total ______38 __at Baylor ______11/9/1968 _____ 617 ______vs. Rice ______10/1/1977 Fewest total ______3 __ at Texas A&M ______11/30/1939 17. _____ 614 ______at Houston ______11/11/1995 Most by rushing ______34 __at Baylor ______11/9/1968 18. _____ 611 ______vs. Kansas State ______9/26/1942 T19. _____ 609 ______vs. Iowa State ______11/10/2012 Most by passing ______23 __ vs. Ohio State+ ______1/5/2008 _____ 609 ______at SMU ______11/3/1973 Most by penalty ______5 __vs. Stanford ______9/13/1986 T21. _____ 606 ______at Oklahoma State ______10/29/2005 Fewest total allowed ______0 _ by SMU ______10/30/1943 _____ 606 ______vs. Kansas ______11/10/2001 Most total allowed ______33 __ by BYU ______9/7/2013 23. _____ 603 ______vs. Texas A&M ______11/26/1970 ______32 _ by Texas Tech ______11/15/2003 24. _____ 601 ______at Houston ______11/7/1987 + Fiesta Bowl T25. _____ 600 ______vs. Rice ______9/20/2008 _____ 600 ______vs. Oklahoma State ______11/6/2004 PENALTIES ^ Cotton Bowl FEWEST TOTAL YARDS GAINED Most penalties ______20 _ at SMU ______9/23/1989 Most penalty yards ______173 _ vs. TCU ______11/12/1977 RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE Most opponent penalties ______20 _ by Colorado ______10/10/2009 1. _____50 ______Southwestern ______10/2/1943 Most opponent penalty yards ______202 * __ by Miami (Cotton Bowl) ______1/1/1990 2. _____ 59 ______vs. Arkansas # ______12/29/2014 * NCAA record 3. _____70 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/12/1985 4. _____89 ______at Rice ______10/24/1964 FUMBLES 5. _____98 ______at Houston ______11/5/1983 6. _____121 ______Houston ______11/6/1976 Most fumbles lost ______5 (many) __ last: at Rice ______9/16/1978 7. _____123 ______TCU ______11/14/1959 Most fumbles by opponent ______8 (4x) _ last: by Oklahoma ______10/10/1964 8. _____ 125 ______Texas A&M ______11/25/1976 Most fumbles lost by opponent ______6 _ by Tulane ______9/24/1955 9. _____ 142 ______at TCU ______11/15/1958 ______6 __ by LSU ______9/20/1952 T10. _____ 152 ______at Baylor ______11/22/1980 ______6 __ by Purdue ______9/29/1951 _____ 152 ______at Baylor ______11/20/1976 _____152 ______Arkansas ______10/15/1960 13. _____ 153 ______at Baylor ______11/6/1954 14. _____ 154 ______at LSU ______9/19/1953 15. _____ 158 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/7/2000 16. _____159 ______Georgia ______9/20/1958 17. _____ 160 ______at Baylor ______11/19/1988 T18. _____ 162 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/9/1954 _____162 ______Rice ______10/24/1953 20. _____ 163 ______at Notre Dame ______9/5/2015 # 2014 Texas Bowl

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Most attempts ______90 _ vs. Arkansas ______12/5/1970 Most pass attempts______60 _ at Houston ______11/7/1987 Fewest attempts ______17 _ vs. Southwestern ______10/2/1943 Fewest pass attempts ______0 _ at Texas A&M ______11/22/1973 Most net yards ______611 _ at SMU ______11/1/1969 Most pass completions ______41 _ vs. Ohio State+ ______1/5/2008 Fewest net yards ______(-7) __ vs. Oklahoma______10/7/2000 Fewest pass completions ______0 _ at SMU, at Purdue ______10/31/1951 Highest avg. yards per rush ______9.2 __ vs. Rice (47 for 434) ______9/26/1998 ______0 _ at Texas A&M ______11/22/1973 ______8.6 __ vs. North Texas (60 for 513) _____ 9/4/2004 Highest completion percentage ______8.5 __ vs. New Mexico St.(42 for 359) ___8/31/2013 (min. 10 att) ______.913 __ vs. Arkansas (21-of-23) ______9/27/2008 Lowest completion percentage MOST RUSHING YARDS GAINED (min. 10 att) ______.083 _ at Arkansas (1-of-12) ______10/20/1951 Most passes had intercepted ______7 __ vs. Oklahoma______10/10/1987 Most yards ______476 __ at Houston ______11/7/1987 RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE Most touchdown passes ______6 __ vs. Baylor ______10/14/2006 1. _____611 ______at SMU ______11/1/1969 + Fiesta Bowl 2. _____ 557 ______at Baylor ______11/9/1968 3. _____ 549 ______at SMU ______11/3/1973 4. _____523 ______Navy ______10/4/1969 MOST PASSING YARDS GAINED 5. _____517 ______TCU ______11/15/1969 6. _____516 ______Rice ______10/1/1977 RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE 7. _____ 513 ______North Texas ______9/4/2004 1. _____ 476 ______at Houston ______11/7/1987 8. _____ 500 ______at Rice ______10/24/1970 2. _____ 473 ______vs. Washington^ ______12/28/2001 9. _____ 497 ______at Rice ______10/26/1974 3. _____470 ______UCF ______11/7/2009 10. _____ 468 ______at Rice ______10/28/1972 4. _____ 419 ______at Nebraska ______11/2/2202 T11. _____ 464 ______Arkansas ______12/5/1970 5. _____ 414 ______vs. Ohio State + ______1/5/2009 _____ 464 ______Texas A&M ______11/27/1952 6. _____ 408 ______Oklahoma State ______11/7/1998 13. _____443 ______California ______9/19/1970 7. _____ 403 ______at Stanford ______9/16/2000 14. _____442 ______Rice ______10/23/1971 8. _____ 397 ______Texas Tech ______11/8/1997 15. _____441 ______Kansas ______10/29/2011 9. _____396 ______Kansas ______11/21/2009 T16. _____ 440 ______at Washington ______9/20/1975 10. _____ 391 ______Oklahoma State ______10/25/2008 _____ 440 ______at Rice ______10/26/1968 11. _____388 ______Missouri ______10/18/2008 18. _____ 439 ______Texas Tech ______11/5/2011 T12. _____ 387 ______Iowa State ______11/10/2012 19. _____434 ______Rice ______9/26/1998 _____387 ______Rice ______10/5/1985 20. _____ 432 ______at Texas Tech ______9/26/1970 T14. _____ 383 ______Baylor ______10/28/2000 _____ 383 ______Texas A&M ______11/24/2000 16. _____380 ______Stanford ______9/4/1999 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS GAINED 17. _____379 ______Houston ______11/8/1986 18. _____ 370 ______Colorado * ______12/1/2001 RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE 19. _____ 366 ______at Colorado ______9/4/1993 1. _____-7 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/7/2000 20. _____364 ______California ______9/19/2015 2. ______2 ______vs. Arkansas # ______12/29/2014 ^ - Holiday Bowl 3. ______6 ______vs. Nebraska &______12/4/1999 + - Fiesta Bowl 4. ______9 ______Baylor ______11/21/1981 * - Big 12 Championship 5. _____13 ______at Stanford ______9/16/2000 T6. _____14 ______Texas A&M ______11/24/1988 FEWEST PASSING YARDS GAINED _____14 ______at Baylor ______11/20/1976 8. _____15 ______Georgia ______9/20/1958 RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE T9. _____16 ______at Rice ______10/16/1994 T1. ______0 ______at Texas A&M ______11/22/1973 _____16 ______Texas A&M ______11/29/1974 ______0 ______SMU ______11/4/1972 T11. _____ 17 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/12/1985 ______0 ______at SMU ______11/3/1951 _____17 ______at Rice ______10/27/1974 ______0 ______at Purdue ______9/29/1951 13. _____18 ______vs. Nebraska ______12/5/2009 T5. ______7 ______Arkansas ______12/4/1976 14. _____24 ______Houston ______11/6/1976 ______7 ______at Arkansas ______10/20/1951 T15. _____ 27 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/6/2001 7. ______9 ______SMU ______10/31/1964 _____27 ______North Texas ______8/31/2002 8. _____10 ______Iowa State ______9/22/1979 17. _____28 ______Baylor ______11/9/1957 9. _____11 ______Maryland ______9/26/1959 18. _____29 ______vs. Oklahoma ______11/11/1986 T10. _____ 14 ______Arkansas ______10/21/1972 19. _____34 ______Kansas State ______10/2/1999 _____14 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/12/1963 12. _____16 ______TCU ______11/16/1957 _____ -27 ______vs. Arkansas @ ______1/1/2000 13. _____17 ______Houston ______9/21/1968 @ - Cotton Bowl -- bowl games did not count toward records until 2002 14. _____18 ______at California ______9/20/1969 # - Texas Bowl T15. _____ 19 ______TCU ______11/18/1967 & - Big 12 Championship Game _____19 ______Rice ______10/24/1959 T17. _____ 21 ______at Texas Tech ______10/30/1976 _____21 ______TCU ______11/13/1971 _____21 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/13/1962 _____21 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/1960 21. _____23 ______SMU ______10/23/1976 22. _____24 ______Baylor ______11/6/1971 23. _____25 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1970

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Fewest plays allowed ______26 __ by Arkansas ______10/18/1947 Fewest attempts allowed ______7 __ by Texas Tech ______11/10/2007 ______26 __ by SMU ______10/30/1943 Most attempts allowed ______79 _ by Oklahoma ______10/12/1957 Most plays allowed ______99 __ by BYU ______9/7/2013 Fewest net yards allowed ______(-83) _ at SMU ______10/26/1991 ______97 __ by Texas Tech ______11/14/1998 ______(-76) _ by SMU ______11/1/1952 Fewest yards allowed ______5 _ by Texas A&M ______11/27/1941 Most net yards allowed ______550 __ by BYU ______9/7/2013 Most yards allowed ______733 _ by Houston ______10/24/1992 ______452 __ by Rice ______9/27/1997 Lowest avg. yards per play ______0.7 _ by SMU (26 for 19) ______10/30/1943 Lowest avg. yards per rush ______(-4.9) __ by SMU (14 for minus-68) ______11/4/1950

FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED

RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE 1. ______5 ______at Texas A&M ______11/27/1941 1. ____(-83) ______at SMU ______10/26/1991 2. _____37 ______vs. Southwestern ______9/30/1944 2. ____(-76) ______SMU ______11/1/1952 3. _____46 ______vs. Kansas ______10/29/2011 3. ____(-68) ______SMU ______11/4/1950 4. _____53 ______vs. UTEP ______9/26/2009 4. ____(-56) ______New Mexico ______9/17/1988 5. _____59 ______vs. Colorado ______9/28/1946 5. ____(-43) ______at TCU ______11/151980 6. _____66 ______New Mexico ______9/17/1988 6. ____(-37) ______TCU ______11/12/1977 7. _____67 ______Kansas ______11/10/2001 7. ____(-36) ______at Rice ______9/16/1978 8. _____71 ______at TCU ______11/17/1962 8. ____(-33) ______at TCU ______11/18/1978 9. _____73 ______Arkansas ______10/16/1948 9. ____ (-24) ______vs. Texas A&M ______11/27/2008 10. _____80 ______at California ______9/23/1961 10. ____(-21) ______at Baylor ______11/7/1964 11. _____82 ______Virginia ______9/17/1977 T11. ____ (-17) ______at Texas Tech ______10/23/2004 12. _____84 ______Texas Tech ______9/20/1947 ____(-17) ______North Texas ______9/19/1981 T13. _____ 85 ______at Rice ______9/16/1978 13. ____(-16) ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/7/2009 _____85 ______Texas Tech ______10/1/1960 T14. ____ (-14) ______at Texas Tech ______9/18/2010 _____ 85 ______at North Carolina ______9/27/1952 ____(-14) ______Texas A&M ______11/28/1968 16. _____87 ______vs. Baylor ______11/24/1979 ____(-14) ______vs. Navy ______10/3/1964 17. _____ 94 ______vs. North Texas ______8/30/2014 ____(-14) ______vs. Tennessee ______1/1/1951 18. _____95 ______North Texas ______9/2/2006 18. ____ (-13) ______at Texas Tech ______10/28/2006 19. _____ 97 ______at Texas A&M ______11/24/1955 19. ____(-12) ______at Rice ______9/16/2006 20. _____102 ______Baylor ______11/6/1971 20. ____(-11) ______Rice ______9/22/2007 records available since 1944 21. _____(-8) ______vs. Colorado ______9/28/1946 22. _____(-7) ______Texas A&M ______11/27/1998 23. _____ (-6) ______vs. Texas Tech ______9/19/2009 MOST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED T24. _____ (-2) ______vs. Kansas ______10/29/2011 _____(-2) ______North Texas ______9/24/1983 RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE _____(-2) ______vs. SMU ______11/2/1968 1. _____733 ______Houston ______10/24/1992 _____(-2) ______at SMU ______11/4/1967 2. _____ 682 ______at Houston ______11/11/1989 T28. _____ (-1) ______at TCU ______11/16/1974 3. _____ 679 ______at BYU ______9/7/2013 _____ (-1) ______at Texas A&M ______11/25/1965 4. _____ 677 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/13/2012 5. _____ 672 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/2016 MOST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED 6. _____ 665 ______Texas Tech ______11/26/2015 7. _____624 ______Baylor ______10/29/2016 RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE 8. _____619 ______Houston ______11/5/1988 1. _____ 550 ______at BYU ______9/7/2013 9. _____ 608 ______at Texas Tech ______11/9/1996 2. _____452 ______Rice ______9/27/1997 10. _____607 ______Baylor ______10/20/2012 3. _____ 435 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/9/1971 11. _____ 606 ______at Texas Tech ______11/16/2002 4. _____ 405 ______Southern Cal ______9/22/1956 12. _____ 604 ______at TCU ______10/3/2015 5. _____398 ______Baylor ______10/29/2016 13. _____ 594 ______at Oklahoma State ______11/3/2007 6. _____ 396 ______vs. Oklahoma ______11/11/1986 14. _____ 584 ______at UCLA ______9/12/1998 7. _____ 395 ______at Baylor ______12/6/2015 15. _____ 579 ______at Texas Tech ______11/1/2008 8. _____ 392 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1987 16. _____ 576 ______at Oklahoma State ______9/29/2012 9. _____387 ______Colorado ______10/1/1994 17. _____ 560 ______at Louisville ______9/25/1993 10. _____ 384 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/9/1982 18. _____ 555 ______at Oklahoma State ______10/1/2016 11. _____ 375 ______at Texas A&M ______11/29/1951 19. _____ 552 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/11/2003 12. _____ 372 ______at TCU ______11/17/1956 20. _____548 ______California ______9/19/2015 13. _____ 369 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/13/1956 14. _____ 368 ______at Rice ______10/27/1956 15. _____ 353 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/12/1974 16. _____ 351 ______at SMU ______11/1/1975 17. _____348 ______TCU ______11/12/1955 18. _____ 344 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/1988 19. _____ 343 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/13/2012 20. _____ 336 ______Texas A&M ______11/29/1956

TEXASSPORTS.COM 97 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS (GAME) DEFENSE PASS DEFENSE MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS

Fewest pass attempts allowed ______2 _ by Oklahoma ______10/9/1982 RANK TFL OPPONENT DATE Most pass attempts allowed ______64 _ by Texas Tech ______10/22/2005 1. _____31.5 ______Rice ______9/16/1978 2. _____29.0 ______North Texas ______9/24/1983 Fewest pass completions allowed ______0 _ by Rice ______10/27/1956 3. _____28.5 ______Wyoming ______9/23/1978 Most pass completions allowed ______46 _ by Texas Tech ______9/19/2009 4. _____26.5 ______SMU ______10/27/1979 Lowest completion percentage 5. _____25.5 ______Arkansas ______10/15/1983 (min. 10 att) ______.100 _ by Texas Tech (1-of-10) ______10/6/1945 6. _____23.5 ______Texas Tech ______11/03/1979 Fewest yards allowed ______(-1) _ by Oklahoma (on two comp.) _____10/13/1951 7. _____23.0 ______Missouri ______9/29/1979 8. _____20.5 ______Arkansas ______10/17/1981 Most yards allowed ______533 _ by Houston ______10/24/1992 9. _____20.0 ______Houston ______11/10/1979 Most TD passes allowed ______7 _ by Houston ______11/5/1988 T10. _____19.0 ______Texas Tech ______9/30/1978 _____19.0 ______Nebraska ______11/1/2003 INTERCEPTIONS _____19.0 ______Rice ______9/22/2007 MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS (BY OPPONENT) Most passes intercepted ______7 _ vs. SMU ______11/4/1944 ______7 __ vs. TCU, at Texas A&M ______1943 RANK TFL OPPONENT DATE Most return yards ______182 _ vs. TCU ______11/13/1943 1. _____34.0 ______Colorado ______9/22/1990 2. _____25 ______SMU ______10/22/1994 FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED T3. _____21 ______UCLA ______9/13/1997 _____21 ______SMU ______10/27/1990 T5. _____18 ______Colorado ______10/1/1984 RANK YARDS OPPONENT DATE _____18 ______Texas A&M ______11/25/2005 1. _____(-1) ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/13/1951 _____18 ______Nebraska ______12/5/2009 T2. ______0 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1981 8. _____17 ______Oklahoma ______10/8/2011 ______0 ______at Rice ______10/27/1956 T9. _____16 ______Baylor ______11/20/1993 4. ______3 ______SMU ______10/25/1980 _____16 ______TCU ______11/27/2014 5. ______5 ______vs. Air Force ______12/31/1985 6. ______7 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/11/1947 7. ______8 ______Arkansas ______10/16/1948 MOST SACKS T8. ______9 ______at Kansas State ______11/6/2010 ______9 ______Arkansas ______10/16/1954 RANK SACKS OPPONENT DATE T10. _____ 10 ______at Arkansas ______10/17/1987 1. _____15.0 ______Texas Tech ______10/31/1981 _____ 10 ______vs. North Carolina #______12/25/1982 T2. ______9 ______North Texas ______9/24/1983 _____10 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1970 ______9 ______New Mexico ______9/17/1988 _____10 ______Nebraska ______9/17/1960 ______9 ______SMU ______10/26/1991 _____10 ______at Arkansas ______10/15/1955 ______9 ______Oklahoma State ______11/06/1999 15. _____11 ______Arkansas ______10/18/1958 ______9 ______Houston ______9/23/2000 16. _____12 ______at Rice ______10/22/1966 ______9 ______Texas Tech ______11/28/2013 17. _____13 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1953 T8. ______8 ______SMU ______9/23/1989 18. _____14 ______Baylor ______11/8/1947 ______8 ______SMU ______10/27/1990 T19. _____ 15 ______North Texas ______8/30/2014 ______8 ______Texas A&M ______11/26/2004 _____15 ______Texas A&M ______11/22/1962 ______8 ______Iowa State ______10/15/2016 MOST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED MOST SACKS (BY OPPONENT)

RANK ____YARDS ______OPPONENT ______DATE RANK SACKS OPPONENT DATE 1. _____533 ______Houston ______10/24/1992 T1. ______9 ______Miami #______1/1/1991 2. _____525 ______at Houston ______11/11/1989 ______9 ______Nebraska ^ ______12/5/2009 3. _____519 ______at Texas Tech ______10/28/2006 T3. ______8 ______North Texas ______8/31/2002 4. _____508 ______at Texas Tech ______11/16/2002 ______8 ______Arkansas ______11/12000 5. _____474 ______at Texas Tech ______11/1/2008 ______8 ______Oklahoma ______10/8/2011 6. _____466 ______Texas Tech ______11/10/2007 T6. ______7 ______TCU ______11/16/1985 7. _____437 ______Iowa State ______10/3/1998 ______7 ______Oklahoma ______10/14/1989 8. _____430 ______at Oklahoma State ______11/3/2007 ______7 ______Houston ______11/111989 9. _____420 ______Texas Tech ______9/19/2009 ______7 ______Baylor ______11/25/1989 10. _____419 ______North Texas ______9/24/1988 ______7 ______Nebraska ^ ______12/4/1999 T11. _____412 ______Houston ______11/5/1988 ______7 ______Washington % ______12/30/2003 _____412 ______SMU ______10/31/1970 ______7 ______Oklahoma State ______9/26/2015 13. _____409 ______Oklahoma State ______11/13/2010 # - Cotton Bowl 14. _____403 ______at Texas Tech ______10/23/2004 ^ - Big 12 Championship Game 15. _____402 ______at BYU ______9/8/1988 % - Alamo Bowl 16. _____397 ______at Rice ______10/2/1976 17. _____396 ______at California ______9/17/2016 18. _____392 ______at Oklahoma State ______10/1/2016 _____392 ______at Texas Tech ______9/9/1996 20. _____390 ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/2016

98 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS (SEASON) OFFENSE SCORING TOTAL OFFENSE

Most points scored ______652______2005 (rushing and passing combined) Most points per game ______50.2 (652/13 games)______2005 Most plays ______1,053______2009 Most PATs by kicking ______72______2008 Most yards ______6,657______2005 Highest PAT percentage ______1.000______44 in 2011 Highest avg. yards per play ______7.4 (583 for 4,340)______1993 ______28 in 2010; 72 in 2008; 55 in 2002; 46 in ‘98; 38 in ’94; 27 in ’85; 24 in ’63 and ’64; 23 in ’86 Highest avg. yards per game ______512.1______2005 Consecutive PATs by kicking ______121______2001-03 Most two-point attempts ______9______1959 MOST TOTAL PLAYS FEWEST TOTAL PLAYS Most two-point conversions ______5______1968, 2000 1,053 ______2009 (14 games) 412 ______1938 (9 games) Most field goal attempts ______30______1999 1,005 ______2013 (13 games) 490 ______1939 (9 games) 999 ______2016 (12 games) 498 ______1943 (8 games) Most field goals made ______23______2010 975 ______2007 (13 games) 500 ______1944 (9 games) Most safeties ______4______1939 975 ______1999 (13 games) 580 ______1960 (10 games) 955 ______2008 (13 games) 604 ______1959 (10 games) 947 ______2011 (13 games) 611 ______1955 (10 games) MOST POINTS SCORED FEWEST POINTS SCORED 941 ______2005 (13 games) 614 ______1966 (10 games) 652 ______2005 (13 games) 52 ______1938 (9 games) 916 ______2003 (13 games) 627 ______1953 (10 games) 551 ______2008 (13 games) 60 ______1937 (9 games) 915 ______2002 (13 games) 634 ______1958 (10 games) 550 ______2009 (14 games) 66 ______1911 (7 games) 533 ______2003 (13 games) 69 ______1936 (9 games) MOST TOTAL YARDS FEWEST TOTAL YARDS 484 ______2007 (13 games) 87 ______1902 (10 games) 6,657 ______2005 (13 games) 1,407 ______1937 (9 games) 470 ______2001 (12 games) 88 ______1896 (7 games) 6,185 ______2008 (13 games) 1,437 ______1938 (9 games) 467 ______2006 (13 games) 89 ______1917 (8 games) 6,018 ______2007 (13 games) 1,624 ______1939 (9 games) 464 ______2012 (13 games) 96 ______1895 (5 games) 5,897 ______2009 (14 games) 2,011 ______1944 (9 games) 444 ______1999 (13 games) 98 ______1905 (9 games) 5,895 ______2016 (12 games) 2,409 ______1958 (10 games) 439 ______2002 (13 games) 98 ______1893 (4 games) 5,709 ______2003 (13 games) 2,520 ______1960 (10 games) 5,650 ______2012 (13 games) 2,544 ______1957 (10 games) MOST POINTS PER GAME FEWEST POINTS PER GAME 5,573 ______2004 (12 games) 2,634 ______1953 (10 games) 50.2 ______2005 (13 games) 5.8 ______1938 (9 games) 5,525 ______1996 (12 games) 2,654 ______1956 (10 games) 42.4 ______2008 (13 games) 6.7 ______1937 (9 games) 5,336 ______1999 (13 games) 2,662 ______1954 (10 games) 41.4 ______1969 (10 games) 7.7 ______1936 (9 games) 41.2 ______1970 (10 games) 8.7 ______1902 (10 games) MOST YARDS PER GAME FEWEST YARDS PER GAME 41.0 ______2003 (13 games) 9.4 ______1911 (7 games) 512.1 _____ 2005 ______(6,657/13) 156.3 _____ 1937 ______(1,407/9) 39.3 ______2009 (14 games) 10.1 ______1956 (10 games) 491.2 _____ 2016 ______(5,895/12) 159.7 _____ 1938 ______(1,437/9) 39.2 ______2001 (12 games) 10.2 ______1933 (11 games) 475.8 _____ 2008 ______(6,185/13) 180.4 _____ 1939 ______(1,624/9) 39.2 ______1977 (11 games) 10.9 ______1905 (9 games) 472.1 _____ 1969 ______(4,721/10) 223.4 _____ 1944 ______(2,011/9) 38.6 ______2000 (11 games) 11.1 ______1917 (8 games) 470.6 _____ 1998 ______(5,177/11) 240.9 _____ 1958 ______(2,409/10) 37.2 ______2007 (13 games) 12.1 ______1924 (9 games) 468.1 _____ 1970 ______(4,681/10) 252.0 _____ 1960 ______(2,520/10) 464.4 _____ 2004 ______(5,573/12) 254.4 _____ 1957 ______(2,544/10) 462.9 _____ 2007 ______(6,018/13) 263.4 _____ 1953 ______(2,634/10) 460.4 _____ 1996 ______(5,525/12) 265.4 _____ 1956 ______(2,654/10) 447.6 _____ 1968 ______(4,476/10) 266.2 _____ 1954 ______(2,662/10)

MOST YARDS PER PLAY FEWEST YARDS PER PLAY 7.44 ______1993 ______(583-4,340) 3.31 ______1939 ______(490-1,624) 7.07 ______2005 ______(941-6,657) 3.49 ______1938 ______(412-1,437) 6.79 ______1998 ______(762-5,177) 3.80 ______1958 ______(634-2,409) 6.48 ______2008 ______(955-6,185) 3.98 ______1957 ______(640-2,544) 6.44 ______1996 ______(858-5,525) 4.02 ______1944 ______(500-2,011) 6.34 ______2012 ______(891-5,650) 4.05 ______1956 ______(655-2,654) 6.26 ______2004 ______(890-5,573) 4.14 ______1962 ______(691-2,860) 6.23 ______2003 ______(916-5,709) 4.17 ______1963 ______(730-3,046) 6.17 ______2007 ______(975-6,018) 4.19 ______1954 ______(634-2,662) 6.13 ______1995 ______(848-5,199) 4.20 ______1953 ______(627-2,634)

TEXASSPORTS.COM 99 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS (SEASON) OFFENSE

PASSING HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE LOWEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE .767 ______2008 ______(343-of-447) .354 ______1974 ______(35-of-99) Most attempts ______540______2009 .672 ______2012 ______(268-of-399) .370 ______1937 ______(44-of-119) Most completions ______362______2009 .670 ______2009 ______(362-of-540) .380 ______1978 ______(68-of-179) Highest completion percentage ______.767 (343-of-447)______2008 .658 ______2006 ______(244-of-371) .381 ______1942 ______(56-of-147) Most passes had intercepted ______24______1984, ’88 .649 ______2005 ______(218-of-336) .385 ______1951 ______(30-of-78) Lowest pct. of passes had intercepted ______.018 (8-of-447)______2008 .635 ______2007 ______(277-of-436) .387 ______1972 ______(48-of-124) .596 ______2016 ______(241-of-402) .399 ______1954 ______(55-of-138) Most yards ______4,008 ______2008 .595 ______2001 ______(244-of-410) .409 ______1958 ______(52-of-127) Most touchdown passes ______36______2008 .594 ______2002 ______(240-of-404) .412 ______1983 ______(71-of-172) Highest avg. yards per game ______308.3 (4,008/13 gms)______2008 .591 ______1998 ______(188-of-318) .417 ______1964 ______(63-of-151)

MOST PASSING YARDS FEWEST PASSING YARDS MOST ATTEMPTS FEWEST ATTEMPTS 4,008 ______2008 (13 games) 358 ______1937 (9 games) 540 ______2009 (14 games) 78 ______1951 (10 games) 3,831 ______2009 (14 games) 363 ______1939 (9 games) 504 ______1999 (13 games) 86 ______1959 (10 games) 3,580 ______1999 (13 games) 479 ______1959 (10 games) 447 ______2008 (13 games) 89 ______1960 (10 games) 3,421 ______2012 (13 games) 492 ______1974 (11 games) 445 ______2010 (12 games) 99 ______1974 (11 games) 3,320 ______2007 (13 games) 612 ______1951 (10 games) 436 ______2007 (13 games) 103 ______1973 (10 games) 3,251 ______2002 (13 games) 663 ______1958 (10 games) 431 ______2013 (13 games) 104 ______1975 (11 games) 3,229 ______2000 (11 games) 699 ______1971 (10 games) 418 ______2014 (13 games) 104 ______1971 (10 games) 3,083 ______2005 (13 games) 716 ______1973 (10 games) 410 ______2001 (12 games) 108 ______1976 (10 games) 3,024 ______2016 (12 games) 725 ______1960 (10 games) 404 ______2002 (13 games) 112 ______1957 (10 games) 3,006 ______1996 (12 games) 730 ______1963 (10 games) 402 ______2016 (12 games) 120 ______1966 (10 games) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES FEWEST TOUCHDOWN PASSES MOST COMPLETIONS FEWEST COMPLETIONS 36 ______2008 (13 games) 1 ______1972 (10 games) 362 ______2009 (14 games) 30 ______1951 (10 games) 31 ______2006 (13 games) 2 ______1971 (10 games) 343 ______2008 (13 games) 35 ______1974 (11 games) 29 ______2009 (14 games) 2 ______1963 (10 games) 290 ______1999 (13 games) 37 ______1959 (10 games) 26 ______2005 (13 games) 3 ______1976 (11 games) 277 ______2007 (13 games) 44 ______1960 (10 games) 26 ______2002 (13 games) 3 ______1974 (11 games) 268 ______2012 (13 games) 44 ______1937 (9 games) 26 ______2001 (12 games) 3 ______1964 (10 games) 262 ______2010 (12 games) 45 ______1971 (10 games) 26 ______2000 (11 games) 4 ______1973 (10 games) 246 ______2013 (13 games) 46 ______1976 (10 games) 25 ______2012 (13 games) 4 ______1962 (10 games) 244 ______2006 (13 games) 48 ______1972 (10 games) 24 ______1994 (11 games) 4 ______1960 (10 games) 244 ______2001 (12 games) 51 ______1973 (10 games) 23 ______1999 (13 games) 4 ______1954 (10 games) 243 ______2014 (13 games) 52 ______1975 (11 games) MOST AVG. YARDS PER GAME FEWEST AVG. YARDS PER GAME MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED FEWEST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 308.3 _____ 2008 ______(4,008/13 gms) 39.8 ______1937 ______(358/9 gms) 24 ______1988 (11 games) 3 ______1962 (10 games) 293.5 _____ 2000 ______(3,229/11 gms) 40.3 ______1939 ______(363/9 gms) 24 ______1984 (11 games) 6 ______2015 (12 games) 275.4 _____ 1999 ______(3,580/13 gms) 44.7 ______1974 ______(492/11 gms) 22 ______1956 (10 games) 6 ______1971 (10 games) 273.6 _____ 2009 ______(3,831/14 gms) 47.9 ______1959 ______(469/10 gms) 20 ______1993 (11 games) 6 ______1970 (10 games) 266.5 _____ 1998 ______(2,931/12 gms) 61.2 ______1951 ______(612/10 gms) 20 ______1955 (10 games) 6 ______1959 (10 games) 263.2 _____ 2012 ______3,421/13 gms) 66.3 ______1958 ______(663/10 gms) 20 ______1954 (10 games) 7 ______1994 (11 games) 255.4 _____ 2007 ______(3,320/13 gms) 69.9 ______1971 ______(699/10 gms) 19 ______1987 (11 games) 7 ______1973 (10 games) 252.0 _____ 2016 ______3,024/12 gms) 71.6 ______1973 ______(716/10 gms) 18 ______2007 (13 games) 7 ______1972 (10 games) 250.5 _____ 1996 _____ (3,006/12 gms) 72.5 ______1960 ______(725/10 gms) 18 ______1989 (11 games) 7 ______1963 (10 games) 250.2 _____ 2001 ______(3,003/12 gms) 73.0 ______1976 ______(803/11 gms) 18 ______1978 (11 games) 7 ______1941 (10 games) 73.0 ______1963 ______(730/10 gms)

LOWEST PCT. OF PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED HIGHEST PCT. OF PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED .018 ______2008 ______(8-of-447) .145 ______1954 ______(20-of-138) .019 ______1994 ______(7-of-361) .130 ______1976 ______(14-of-108) PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED .020 ______1999 ______(10-of-504) .126 ______1937 ______(15-of-119) .020 ______1962 ______(3-of-147) .119 ______1943 ______(16-of-135) Fewest passes intercepted ______3 ______1962 .024 ______2009 ______(12-of-498) .115 ______1951 ______(9-of-78) Fewest return yards ______9 ______1962 .024 ______2006 ______(9-of-371) .112 ______1960 ______(10-of-89) Lowest avg. per return ______3.0 ______1962 (3 for 9) .026 ______2014 ______(11-of-418) .110 ______1968 ______(17-of-154) .027 ______1990 ______(8-of-293) .101 ______1978 ______(18-of-179) .027 ______2003 ______(9-of-329) .100 ______1966 ______(12-of-120) .028 ______2012 ______(11-of-399) .096 ______1956 ______(22-of-228)

100 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS (SEASON) OFFENSE RUSHING FIRST DOWNS

Most attempts ______715 ______1970 Most total ______352______2008 Most net yards gained ______3,745 ______1970 Most by rushing ______200 ______1970 Most rushing TDs ______55______2005 Most by passing ______189______2008 Highest avg. yards per attempt ______5.91 (605 for 3,574)______2005 Most by penalty ______38______1995 Highest avg. yards per game ______374.5______1970

MOST TOTAL FEWEST TOTAL MOST ATTEMPTS FEWEST ATTEMPTS 352 ______2008 (13 games) 64 ______1939 (9 games) 715 ______1970 (10 games) 212 ______1938 (9 games) 330 ______2009 (14 games) 72 ______1937 (9 games) 684 ______1969 (10 games) 334 ______1944 (9 games) 321 ______2005 (13 games) 80 ______1944 (9 games) 674 ______1974 (11 games) 362 ______1943 (8 games) 316 ______1995 (12 games) 89 ______1938 (9 games) 656 ______1975 (11 games) 365 ______1939 (9 games) 311 ______2007 (13 games) 111 ______1943 (9 games) 646 ______1977 (11 games) 384 ______1993 (11 games) 301 ______2016 (12 games) 132 ______1960 (10 games) 642 ______1968 (10 games) 402 ______1955 (10 games) 298 ______2003 (13 games) 132 ______1959 (10 games) 638 ______1973 (10 games) 406 ______2000 (11 games) 285 ______1996 (12 games) 135 ______1953 (10 games) 627 ______1971 (10 games) 412 ______1997 (11 games) 284 ______2006 (13 games) 136 ______1957 (10 games) 621 ______1979 (11 games) 419 ______1994 (11 games) 284 ______2004 (12 games) 139 ______1958 (10 games) 615 ______2004 (12 games) 427 ______1956 (10 games) MOST BY RUSHING FEWEST BY RUSHING MOST NET YARDS FEWEST NET YARDS 200 ______1970 (10 games) 43 ______1944 (9 games) 3,745 ______1970 (10 games) 721 ______1938 (9 games) 183 ______1974 (11 games) 65 ______1946 (10 games) 3,630 ______1969 (10 games) 919 ______1944 (9 games) 182 ______1969 (10 games) 71 ______1984 (11 games) 3,590 ______2004 (12 games) 1,049 ______1937 (9 games) 181 ______1973 (10 games) 76 ______1956 (10 games) 3,574 ______2005 (13 games) 1,261 ______1939 (9 games) 180 ______2005 (13 games) 78 ______1955 (10 games) 3,502 ______1973 (10 games) 1,351 ______1956 (10 games) 178 ______2004 (12 games) 81 ______1994 (11 games) 3,487 ______1974 (11 games) 1,489 ______1986 (11 games) 171 ______2003 (13 games) 86 ______1989 (11 games) 3,413 ______1975 (11 games) 1,506 ______1994 (11 games) 166 ______1975 (11 games) 86 ______1986 (11 games) 3,369 ______1977 (11 games) 1,536 ______1955 (10 games) 160 ______1971 (10 games) 92 ______1957 (10 games) 3,315 ______1968 (10 games) 1,585 ______1989 (11 games) 158 ______1977 (11 games) 3,023 ______2003 (13 games) 1,586 ______1984 (11 games) MOST BY PASSING FEWEST BY PASSING MOST RUSHING TDS FEWEST RUSHING TDS 189 ______2008 (13 games) 22 ______1974 (11 games) 55 ______2005 (13 games) 6 ______1956 (10 games) 175 ______2009 (14 games) 23 ______1951 (10 games) 51 ______1969 (10 games) 13 ______1989 (11 games) 154 ______1999 (13 games) 24 ______1959 (10 games) 51 ______1970 (10 games) 15 ______1992 (11 games) 152 ______2007 (13 games) 29 ______1945 (10 games) 43 ______1973 (10 games) 15 ______1991 (11 games) 145 ______2012 (13 games) 31 ______1971 (10 games) 43 ______1975 (11 games) 15 ______1966 (10 games) 134 ______2001 (12 games) 31 ______1960 (10 games) 41 ______2004 (12 games) 16 ______1994 (11 games) 132 ______2002 (13 games) 32 ______1973 (10 games) 41 ______2003 (13 games) 16 ______1986 (11 games) 128 ______1996 (12 games) 32 ______1972 (10 games) 40 ______1974 (11 games) 16 ______1960 (10 games) 126 ______2006 (13 games) 33 ______1976 (11 games) 39 ______1977 (11 games) 16 ______1955 (10 games) 126 ______1995 (12 games) 35 ______1958 (10 games) 37 ______1968 (10 games) LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER ATTEMPT MOST BY PENALTY FEWEST BY PENALTY HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER ATTEMPT 2.75 ______1944 ______(334 for 919) 38 ______1995 (12 games) 1 ______1951 (10 games) 5.91 ______2005 ______(605 for 3,574) 3.14 ______1950 ______(552 for 1,734) 32 ______2006 (13 games) 1 ______1949 (10 games) 5.84 ______2004 ______(615 for 3,590) 3.16 ______1989 ______(501 for 1,585) 31 ______2008 (13 games) 1 ______1955 (10 games) 5.57 ______1943 ______(362 for 2,016) 3.16 ______1956 ______(427 for 1,351) 30 ______2013 (13 games) 2 ______1963 (10 games) 5.49 ______1973 ______(638 for 3,502) 3.29 ______1986 ______(452 for 1,489) 28 ______1997 (11 games) 3 ______1962 (10 games) 5.37 ______1997 ______(412 for 2,216) 3.30 ______1984 ______(480 for 1,586) 28 ______1996 (12 games) 3 ______1959 (10 games) 5.30 ______1969 ______(684 for 3,630) 3.31 ______1957 ______(528 for 1,749) 27 ______2009 (14 games) 4 ______1961 (10 games) 5.24 ______1970 ______(715 for 3,745) 3.38 ______1988 ______(525 for 1,773) 25 ______1994 (11 games) 4 ______1957 (10 games) 5.22 ______1977 ______(646 for 3,369) 3.45 ______2002 ______(511 for 1,762) 24 ______1999 (13 games) 5 ______1972 (10 games) 5.20 ______1975 ______(656 for 3,413) 3.49 ______1953 ______(507 for 1,769) 24 ______1998 (11 games) 5 ______1965 (10 games) 5.17 ______1974 ______(674 for 3,487) LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER GAME HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER GAME 80.1 ______1938 ______(721/9 gms) 374.5 _____ 1970 ______(3,745/10 gms) 102.1 _____ 1944 ______(919/9 gms) 363.0 _____ 1969 ______(3,630/10 gms) 116.6 _____ 1937 ______(1,049/9 gms) 350.2 _____ 1973 ______(3,502/10 gms) 135.1 _____ 1999 ______(1,756/13 gms) 331.5 _____ 1968 ______(3,315/10 gms) 135.1 _____ 1956 ______(1,351/10 gms) 317.0 _____ 1974 ______(3,487/11 gms) 135.5 _____ 2002 ______(1,762/13 gms) 310.3 _____ 1975 ______(3,413/11 gms) 136.2 _____ 1986 ______(1,489/11 gms) 306.3 _____ 1977 ______(3,369/11 gms) 136.9 _____ 1994 ______(1,506/11 gms) 299.2 _____ 2004 ______(3,590/12 gms) 137.4 _____ 2014 ______(1,786/13 gms) 292.6 _____ 1971 ______(2,926/10 gms) 144.1 _____ 1989 ______(1,585/11 gms) 285.8 _____ 1961 ______(2,858/10 gms)

TEXASSPORTS.COM 101 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS (SEASON) OFFENSE PENALTIES FUMBLES

Most penalties ______107 ______1999 Most fumbles ______52 ______1976 Most penalty yards ______1,023 ______1980 Fewest fumbles ______13 ______2001, ’02 Highest avg. yards per game ______93.0 (1,023/11 gms) ______1980 Most fumbles lost ______28 ______1953, ’76 Fewest penalties ______36 ______1939 Fewest fumbles lost ______5 ______2001 Fewest penalty yards ______279 ______1939 Lowest avg. yards per game ______31.0 (279/9 gms) ______1939 MOST FUMBLES FEWEST FUMBLES 52 ______1976 (11 games) 13 ______2002 (13 games) FEWEST PENALTIES MOST PENALTY YARDS 48 ______1945 (10 games) 13 ______2001 (12 games) 36 ______1939 (9 games) 1,023 ______1980 (11 games) 47 ______1972 (10 games) 15 ______2012 (13 games) 37 ______1966 (10 games) 1,008 ______1978 (11 games) 43 ______1984 (11 games) 16 ______2013 (13 games) 38 ______1963 (10 games) 852 ______2005 (13 games) 41 ______1985 (11 games) 16 ______2008 (13 games) 39 ______1991 (11 games) 16 ______1946 (10 games) 41 ______1944 (9 games) 851 ______1989 (11 games) 39 ______1978 (11 games) 17 ______2009 (14 games) 42 ______1972 (10 games) 849 ______1983 (11 games) 39 ______1975 (11 games) 17 ______1993 (11 games) 42 ______1967 (10 games) 848 ______1999 (13 games) 39 ______1957 (10 games) 18 ______2000 (11 games) 42 ______1962 (10 games) 845 ______1975 (11 games) 38 ______1953 (10 games) 19 ______1996 (12 games) 43 ______1964 (10 games) 843 ______1977 (11 games) 19 ______2011 (13 games) 43 ______1954 (10 games) 835 ______2000 (11 games) MOST FUMBLES LOST 829 ______1981 (11 games) 28 ______1976 (11 games) FEWEST FUMBLES LOST FEWEST PENALTY YARDS 28 ______1953 (10 games) 5 ______2012 (13 games) 279 ______1939 (9 games) HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER GAME 27 ______1972 (10 games) 5 ______2001 (12 games) 26 ______1951 (10 games) 6 ______2008 (13 games) 351 ______1963 (10 games) 93.0 ______1980 _____(1,023/11 gms) 25 ______1978 (11 games) 6 ______2002 (13 games) 356 ______1966 (10 games) 91.6 ______1978 _____(1,008/11 gms) 22 ______1984 (11 games) 6 ______1996 (12 games) 358 ______1954 (10 games) 77.4 ______1989 ______(851/11 gms) 22 ______1957 (10 games) 7 ______2013 (13 games) 361 ______1944 (9 games) 77.2 ______1983 ______(849/11 gms) 21 ______1954 (10 games) 7 ______2004 (12 games) 364 ______1967 (10 games) 76.8 ______1975 ______(845/11 gms) 20 ______1981 (11 games) 8 ______2007 (13 games) 379 ______1962 (10 games) 76.6 ______1977 ______(843/11 gms) 20 ______1965 (10 games) 8 ______1993 (11 games) 433 ______1964 (10 games) 75.9 ______2000 ______(835/11 gms) 8 ______1956 (10 games) 450 ______1972 (10 games) 75.4 ______1981 ______(829/11 gms) 67.1 ______1991 ______(738/11 gms) MOST PENALTIES 66.6 ______1982 ______(733/11 gms) 107 ______1999 (13 games) 100 ______2003 (13 games) LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER GAME 100 ______1951 (10 games) 31.0 ______1939 ______(279/9 gms) 99 ______2005 (13 games) 35.1 ______1963 ______(351/10 gms) 98 ______1989 (11 games) 35.6 ______1966 ______(356/10 gms) 96 ______1983 (11 games) 35.8 ______1954 ______(358/10 gms) 95 ______1980 (11 games) 36.4 ______1967 ______(364/10 gms) 95 ______1995 (12 games) 37.9 ______1962 ______(379/10 gms) 94 ______2009 (14 games) 43.1 ______1974 ______(474/11 gms) 94 ______2002 (13 games) 43.3 ______1964 ______(433/10 gms) 94 ______2000 (11 games) 45.0 ______1972 ______(450/10 gms) 94 ______1996 (12 games) 45.9 ______2013 ______(597/13 gms)

102 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS (SEASON) DEFENSE SCORING FIRST DOWNS

Fewest points allowed ______0______1895 Fewest total allowed ______50 ______1943 Fewest touchdowns allowed ______0______1895 Fewest by rushing allowed ______25 ______1943 Fewest PATs allowed ______0______1895 Fewest by passing allowed ______18 ______1943 Fewest by penalty allowed ______3 ______1962, ’48

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED MOST POINTS ALLOWED FEWEST TOTAL ALLOWED MOST TOTAL ALLOWED 0 ______1895 (5 games) 380 ______2012 (13 games) 50 ______1943 (8 games) 306 ______2015 (12 games) 4 ______1898 (6 games) 378 ______2016 (12 games) 63 ______1942 (10 games) 276 ______2016 (12 games) 13 ______1900 (6 games) 366 ______1997 (11 games) 78 ______1944 (10 games) 275 ______2013 (13 games) 13 ______1920 (9 games) 364 ______2015 (12 games) 83 ______1945 (10 games) 272 ______2007 (13 games) 14 ______1918 (9 games) 353 ______2012 (12 games) 89 ______1947 (10 games) 268 ______2012 (13 games) 16 ______1893 (4 games) 336 ______2013 (13 games) 90 ______1941 (10 games) 251 ______2014 (13 games) 19 ______1911 (7 games) 329 ______2007 (13 games) 102 ______1961 (10 games) 250 ______1996 (12 games) 20 ______1930 (10 games) 326 ______1998 (11 games) 103 ______1963 (10 games) 247 ______1995 (12 games) 21 ______1914 (8 games) 310 ______2014 (13 games) 113 ______1962 (10 games) 241 ______1993 (11 games) 21 ______1923 (9 games) 304 ______1988 (11 games) 118 ______1964 (10 games) 239 ______2008 (13 games) FEWEST POINTS PER GAME ALLOWED MOST POINTS PER GAME ALLOWED FEWEST BY RUSHING ALLOWED MOST BY RUSHING ALLOWED 0.0 ______1895 (5 games) 33.3 ______1997 (11 games) 25 ______1943 (8 games) 147 ______2015 (12 games) 0.7 ______1898 (6 games) 31.5 ______2016 (12 games) 42 ______1947 (10 games) 139 ______2012 (13 games) 1.4 ______1920 (9 games) 30.3 ______2015 (12 games) 43 ______1963 (10 games) 138 ______1956 (10 games) 1.6 ______1918 (9 games) 29.6 ______1998 (11 games) 44 ______1944 (10 games) 136 ______1969 (10 games) 2.0 ______1930 (10 games) 29.2 ______2012 (13 games) 46 ______1945 (10 games) 132 ______1996 (12 games) 2.2 ______1900 (6 games) 27.6 ______1988 (11 games) 52 ______1965 (10 games) 131 ______2013 (13 games) 2.3 ______1923 (9 games) 27.2 ______1956 (10 games) 52 ______1964 (10 games) 125 ______1997 (11 games) 2.6 ______1914 (8 games) 27.0 ______1987 (11 games) 53 ______2006 (13 games) 124 ______2016 (12 games) 2.7 ______1911 (7 games) 26.3 ______1989 (11 games) 53 ______1961 (10 games) 122 ______2014 (13 games) 4.0 ______1893 (4 games) 25.8 ______2013 (13 games) 55 ______1962 (10 games) 120 ______1993 (11 games)

FEWEST BY PASSING ALLOWED MOST BY PASSING ALLOWED 18 ______1943 (8 games) 164 ______2007 (13 games) 28 ______1944 (10 games) 148 ______2008 (13 games) 30 ______1956 (10 games) 137 ______2015 (12 games) 32 ______1949 (10 games) 132 ______2011 (13 games) 32 ______1945 (10 games) 129 ______2006 (13 games) 32 ______1957 (10 games) 128 ______2016 (12 games) 34 ______1954 (10 games) 128 ______2013 (13 games) 40 ______1979 (11 games) 121 ______2009 (14 games) 44 ______1961 (10 games) 121 ______1995 (12 games) 45 ______1955 (10 games) 112 ______2014 (13 games)

FEWEST BY PENALTY ALLOWED MOST BY PENALTY ALLOWED 3 ______1962 (10 games) 31 ______2000 (11 games) 3 ______1948 (10 games) 30 ______1981 (11 games) 4 ______1974 (11 games) 29 ______1983 (11 games) 4 ______1967 (10 games) 27 ______2011 (13 games) 4 ______1956 (10 games) 27 ______2002 (13 games) 4 ______1954 (10 games) 25 ______2009 (14 games) 4 ______1947 (10 games) 25 ______1999 (13 games) 5 ______1963 (10 games) 25 ______1992 (11 games) 5 ______1961 (10 games) 24 ______2016 (12 games) 5 ______1955 (10 games) 24 ______1980 (11 games)

TEXASSPORTS.COM 103 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS (SEASON) DEFENSE TOTAL DEFENSE RUSHING DEFENSE

(rushing and passing combined) Fewest attempts allowed ______223 ______1943 Fewest total offense plays allowed ______357 ______1943 Fewest net yards allowed ______556 ______1943 Fewest total offense yards allowed ______1,110 ______1943 Fewest rushing TDs allowed ______3 ______1979, ’72, ’61 Lowest avg. yards allowed per play ______2.43 (483 for 1,173) ______1942 Lowest avg. yards allowed per rush ______1.88 (306 for 575) ______1942 Lowest avg. yards allowed per game ______117.3 (1,173/10 gms) ______1942 Lowest avg. yards allowed per game ______57.5 (575/10 gms) ______1942

FEWEST ATTEMPTS ALLOWED MOST ATTEMPTS ALLOWED FEWEST TOTAL PLAYS ALLOWED MOST TOTAL PLAYS ALLOWED 223 ______1943 (8 games) 583 ______2015 (12 games) 357 ______1943 (8 games) 996 ______2013 (13 games) 306 ______1942 (10 games) 561 ______1997 (11 games) 483 ______1942 (10 games) 968 ______2014 (13 games) 319 ______1963 (10 games) 560 ______1975 (11 games) 488 ______1947 (10 games) 965 ______2015 (12 games) 323 ______1941 (10 games) 556 ______1976 (11 games) 503 ______1944 (9 games) 955 ______2016 (12 games) 331 ______1947 (10 games) 553 ______1996 (12 games) 517 ______1939 (9 games) 942 ______2007 (13 games) 345 ______2006 (13 games) 550 ______2016 (12 games) 530 ______1963 (10 games) 918 ______2009 (14 games) 356 ______2008 (13 games) 549 ______2014 (13 games) 576 ______1961 (10 games) 897 ______2005 (13 games) 373 ______2011 (12 games) 547 ______2013 (13 games) 585 ______1964 (10 games) 895 ______2003 (13 games) 376 ______1965 (10 games) 547 ______1956 (10 games) 594 ______1954 (10 games) 892 ______1995 (12 games) 376 ______1961 (10 games) 545 ______1984 (11 games) 598 ______1962 (10 games) 889 ______2012 (13 games) FEWEST NET YARDS ALLOWED MOST NET YARDS ALLOWED FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED MOST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED 556 ______1943 (8 games) 3,021 ______1956 (10 games) 1,110 ______1943 (8 games) 5,431 ______2015 (12 games) 575 ______1942 (10 games) 2,657 ______1997 (11 games) 1,173 ______1942 (10 games) 5,379 ______2016 (12 games) 659 ______1941 (10 games) 2,630 ______2015 (12 games) 1,537 ______1941 (10 games) 5,294 ______2013 (13 games) 795 ______2006 (13 games) 2,498 ______2012 (13 games) 1,710 ______1945 (10 games) 5,254 ______2012 (13 games) 802 ______1963 (10 games) 2,441 ______1996 (12 games) 1,760 ______1946 (10 games) 4,825 ______2007 (13 games) 808 ______2009 (13 games) 2,380 ______2013 (13 games) 1,761 ______1961 (10 games) 4,531 ______2014 (13 games) 844 ______1964 (10 games) 2,277 ______2016 (12 games) 1,942 ______1963 (10 games) 4,476 ______1996 (12 games) 900 ______1969 (10 games) 2,136 ______2014 (13 games) 2,027 ______1964 (10 games) 4,458 ______2008 (13 games) 902 ______1961 (10 games) 2,136 ______1993 (11 games) 2,029 ______1979 (11 games) 4,413 ______1993 (11 games) 2,110 ______1962 (10 games) 4,396 ______1995 (12 games) FEWEST RUSHING TDS ALLOWED MOST RUSHING TDS ALLOWED 3 ______1979 (11 games) 31 ______1997 (11 games) LOWEST AVG. YARDS ALLOWED PER PLAY HIGHEST AVG. YARDS ALLOWED PER PLAY 3 ______1972 (10 games) 30 ______1956 (10 games) 2.43 ______1942 ______(483 for 1,173) 6.65 ______1993 ______(664 for 4,413) 3 ______1961 (10 games) 29 ______2012 (13 games) 2.94 ______1941 ______(523 for 1,537) 5.91 ______2012 ______(889 for 5,254) 4 ______1963 (10 games) 23 ______2016 (12 games) 3.05 ______1961 ______(577 for 1,761) 5.81 ______1956 ______(638 for 3,708) 4 ______1962 (10 games) 23 ______1996 (12 games) 3.08 ______1979 ______(659 for 2,029) 5.74 ______1997 ______(765 for 4,391) 5 ______2009 (13 games) 22 ______1955 (10 games) 3.11 ______1943 ______(357 for 1,110) 5.63 ______2016 ______(955 for 5,379) 5 ______1983 (11 games) 21 ______2015 (12 games) 3.20 ______1969 ______(707 for 2,260) 5.60 ______2015 ______(965 for 5,431) 5 ______1977 (11 games) 21 ______2010 (12 games) 3.28 ______1983 ______(711 for 2,332) 5.48 ______2013 ______(966 for 5,294) 5 ______1966 (10 games) 21 ______1954 (10 games) 3.33 ______1960 ______(643 for 2,144) 5.27 ______1998 ______(760 for 4,008) 5 ______1964 (10 games) 20 ______2003 (13 games) 3.34 ______1977 ______(736 for 2,461) 5.27 ______1988 ______(793 for 4,183) 5 ______1960 (10 games) 20 ______1985 (11 games) 3.39 ______1978 ______(781 for 2,646) 5.26 ______2008 ______(847 for 4,458) LOWEST AVG. YARDS ALLOWED PER RUSH HIGHEST AVG. YARDS ALLOWED PER RUSH LOWEST AVG. YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME HIGHEST AVG. YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME 1.88 ______1942 ______(306 for 575) 5.52 ______1956 ______(547 for 3,021) 117.3 _____ 1942 ______(1,173/10 gms) 452.6 _____ 2015 ______(5,431/12 gms) 2.00 ______2009 ______(407 for 808) 4.73 ______1997 ______(561 for 2,657) 138.8 _____ 1943 ______(1,110/8 gms) 448.2 _____ 2016 ______(5,379/12 gms) 2.04 ______1941 ______(323 for 659) 4.64 ______2012 ______(538 for 2,498) 153.7 _____ 1941 ______(1,537/10 gms) 407.2 _____ 2013 ______(5,294/13 gms) 2.13 ______1977 ______(471 for 1,002) 4.51 ______2015 ______(583 for 2,630) 171.0 _____ 1945 ______(1,710/10 gms) 404.2 _____ 2012 ______(5,254/13 gms) 2.14 ______1969 ______(420 for 900) 4.44 ______1954 ______(459 for 2,040) 176.0 _____ 1946 ______(1,760/10 gms) 401.2 _____ 1993 ______(4,413/11 gms) 2.16 ______1964 ______(390 for 844) 4.41 ______1996 ______(553 for 2,441) 176.1 _____ 1961 ______(1,761/10 gms) 399.2 _____ 1997 ______(4,391/11 gms) 2.21 ______2009 ______(458 for 1,013) 4.36 ______1993 ______(490 for 2,136) 184.5 _____ 1979 ______(2,029/11 gms) 380.3 _____ 1988 ______(4,183/11 gms) 2.23 ______1981 ______(477 for 1,062) 4.14 ______2016 ______(550 for 2,277) 194.2 _____ 1963 ______(1,942/10 gms) 373.0 _____ 1996 ______(4,476/12 gms) 2.28 ______1978 ______(535 for 1,222) 4.13 ______1990 ______(463 for 1,912) 202.7 _____ 1964 ______(2,027/10 gms) 372.2 _____ 1992 ______(4,094/11 gms) 2.30 ______2006 ______(345 for 795) 4.00 ______1994 ______(471 for 1,885) 211.0 _____ 1962 ______(2,110/10 gms) 371.2 _____ 2007 ______(4,825/13 gms) LOWEST AVG. YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME HIGHEST AVG. YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME 57.5 ______1942 ______(575/10 gms) 302.1 _____ 1956 ______(3,021/10 gms) 61.2 ______2006 ______(795/13 gms) 241.5 _____ 1997 ______(2,657/11 gms) 62.2 ______2009 ______(808/13 gms) 219.2 _____ 2015 ______(2,630/12 gms) 65.9 ______1941 ______(659/10 gms) 204.0 _____ 1954 ______(2,040/10 gms) 69.5 ______1943 ______(556/8 gms) 203.4 _____ 1996 ______(2,441/12 gms) 72.4 ______2009 ______(1,013/14 gms) 203.1 _____ 1955 ______(2,031/10 gms) 80.2 ______1963 ______(802/10 gms) 194.2 _____ 1993 ______(2,136/11 gms) 83.5 ______2008 ______(1,086/13 gms) 192.2 _____ 2012 ______(2,498/13 gms) 84.4 ______1964 ______(844/10 gms) 189.8 _____ 2016 ______(2,277/12 gms) 89.5 ______2001 ______(1,074/12 gms) 186.3 _____ 1957 ______(1,863/10 gms)

104 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS (SEASON) DEFENSE

PASS DEFENSE LOWEST COMPLETION PCT. ALLOWED HIGHEST COMPLETION PCT. ALLOWED .316 ______1942 ______(56-of-177) .607 ______2016 ______(246-of-405) Fewest pass attempts allowed ______91 ______1956 .336 ______1943 ______(45-of-134) .607 ______2007 ______(314-of-517) Fewest pass completions allowed ______45 ______1956, ’43 .346 ______1946 ______(65-of-188) .599 ______2015 ______(229-of-382) Lowest completion pct. allowed ______.316 (56-of-177) ______1942 .358 ______1981 ______(100-of-279) .593 ______2012 ______(208-of-351) Fewest yards allowed ______554 ______1943 .362 ______1945 ______(68-of-188) .589 ______2014 ______(247-of-419) Fewest touchdowns allowed ______2 ______1954 .378 ______1991 ______(115-of-304) .583 ______2006 ______(239-of-410) Lowest avg. yards allowed per game ______59.8 (598/10 gms) ______1942 .382 ______1984 ______(115-of-301) .568 ______2013 ______(138-of-419) .393 ______1957 ______(48-of-122) .567 ______2010 ______(173-of-305) FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS ALLOWED MOST PASS ATTEMPTS ALLOWED .393 ______1979 ______(75-of-191) .566 ______2011 ______(258-of-456) 91 ______1956 (10 games) 517 ______2007 (13 games) .396 ______1977 ______(105-of-265) .562 ______2008 ______(276-of-491) 120 ______1955 (10 games) 491 ______2008 (13 games) 122 ______1957 (10 games) 460 ______2009 (14 games) FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED MOST YARDS ALLOWED 134 ______1943 (8 games) 456 ______2011 (13 games) 554 ______1943 (8 games) 3,611 ______2007 (13 games) 135 ______1954 (10 games) 436 ______2005 (13 games) 598 ______1942 (10 games) 3,372 ______2008 (13 games) 173 ______1959 (10 games) 419 ______2014 (13 games) 687 ______1956 (10 games) 3,102 ______2016 (12 games) 174 ______1953 (10 games) 419 ______2013 (13 games) 706 ______1949 (10 games) 3,071 ______2006 (13 games) 178 ______1960 (10 games) 410 ______2006 (13 games) 781 ______1939 (9 games) 2,914 ______2013 (13 games) 185 ______1958 (10 games) 405 ______2016 (12 games) 791 ______1957 (10 games) 2,801 ______2015 (12 games) 191 ______1979 (11 games) 400 ______2002 (13 games) 839 ______1954 (10 games) 2,756 ______2012 (13 games) 859 ______1961 (10 games) 2,728 ______2011 (13 games) FEWEST PASS COMPLETIONS ALLOWED MOST PASS COMPLETIONS ALLOWED 864 ______1979 (11 games) 2,552 ______2004 (12 games) 45 ______1956 (10 games) 314 ______2007 (13 games) 874 ______1959 (10 games) 2,514 ______2009 (14 games) 45 ______1943 (8 games) 276 ______2008 (13 games) 48 ______1957 (10 games) 258 ______2011 (13 games) FEWEST AVG. YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME MOST AVG. YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME 56 ______1942 (10 games) 255 ______2009 (14 games) 59.8 ______1942 ______(598/10 gms) 277.8 _____ 2007 ______(3,611/13 gms) 56 ______1939 (9 games) 247 ______2014 (13 games) 68.7 ______1956 ______(687/10 gms) 259.4 _____ 2008 ______(3,372/13 gms) 64 ______1954 (10 games) 246 ______2016 (12 games) 69.3 ______1943 ______(554/8 gms) 258.5 _____ 2016 ______(3,102/12 gms) 67 ______1955 (10 games) 239 ______2006 (13 games) 70.6 ______1949 ______(706/10 gms) 236.2 _____ 2006 ______(3,071/13 gms) 75 ______1979 (11 games) 238 ______2013 (13 games) 78.5 ______1979 ______(864/11 gms) 233.4 _____ 2015 ______(2,801/12 gms) 77 ______1960 (10 games) 229 ______2015 (12 games) 79.1 ______1957 ______(791/10 gms) 227.7 _____ 1988 ______(2,505/11 gms) 84 ______1959 (10 games) 223 ______2005 (13 games) 83.9 ______1954 ______(839/10 gms) 227.2 _____ 1992 ______(2,499/11 gms) 85.9 ______1961 ______(859/10 gms) 224.2 _____ 2013 ______2,914/13 gms) FEWEST PASSES INTERCEPTED MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED 87.4 ______1959 ______(874/10 gms) 220.9 _____ 1998 ______(2,430/11 gms) 6 ______2008 (13 games) 34 ______1940 (10 games) 89.8 ______1953 ______(898/10 gms) 212.7 _____ 2004 ______(2,552/12 gms) 6 ______1997 (11 games) 32 ______1946 (10 games) 89.8 ______1951 ______(898/10 gms) 6 ______1955 (10 games) 32 ______1943 (8 games) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES ALLOWED 7 ______1998 (11 games) 30 ______1945 (10 games) FEWEST TOUCHDOWN PASSES ALLOWED 24 ______2015 (12 games) 7 ______1985 (11 games) 27 ______1969 (10 games) 2 ______1954 (10 games) 23 ______2007 (13 games) 7 ______1977 (11 games) 26 ______1951 (10 games) 3 ______1964 (10 games) 22 ______2016 (12 games) 8 ______2010 (12 games) 25 ______2009 (14 games) 3 ______1947 (10 games) 21 ______2006 (13 games) 9 ______1996 (12 games) 24 ______1971 (10 games) 3 ______1943 (8 games) 20 ______1998 (11 games) 9 ______1956 (10 games) 23 ______1981 (11 games) 4 ______1972 (10 games) 19 ______2008 (13 games) 10 ______2016 (12 games) 22 ______2002 (13 games) 4 ______1962 (10 games) 19 ______1994 (11 games) 10 ______2013 (13 games) 22 ______1968 (10 games) 4 ______1960 (10 games) 19 ______1992 (11 games) 10 ______1999 (13 games) 21 ______1974 (11 games) 4 ______1957 (10 games) 18 ______1988 (11 games) 10 ______1989 (11 games) 21 ______1972 (10 games) 4 ______1949 (10 games) 17 ______2002 (13 games) 10 ______1982 (11 games) 4 ______1948 (10 games) 10 ______1954 (10 games) HIGHEST PCT. OF PASSES INTERCEPTED 23.9 ______1943 ______(32-of-134) LOWEST PCT. OF PASSES INTERCEPTED 17.0 ______1946 ______(32-of-188) 1.22 ______2008 ______(6-of-491) 16.6 ______1940 ______(34-of-205) 2.37 ______1998 ______(7-of-295) 16.0 ______1945 ______(30-of-188) 2.39 ______2013 ______(10-of-419) 15.4 ______1944 ______(25-of-162) 2.47 ______2016 ______(10-of-405) 13.9 ______1957 ______(17-of-122) 2.52 ______2005 ______(11-of-436) 13.4 ______1951 ______(26-of-194) 2.60 ______2011 ______(11-of-423) 11.2 ______1971 ______(24-of-214) 2.62 ______2010 ______(8-of-305) 9.41 ______1969 ______(27-of-287) 2.64 ______1977 ______(7-of-265) 9.00 ______1963 ______(19-of-211) 2.66 ______1985 ______(7-of-263) 2.67 ______1999 ______(10-of-374)

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Most penalties ______113 ______2006 Most forced fumbles ______46 ______1975 Most penalty yards ______884 ______2013 Most fumble recoveries ______27 ______1982, ’54 Highest avg. yards per game ______73.3 (806/11 gms) ______1994, ’97 Fewest penalties ______30 ______1943 MOST FORCED FUMBLES FEWEST FUMBLE RECOVERIES Fewest penalty yards ______172 ______1943 46 ______1975 (11 games) 6 ______1940 (10 games) 45 ______1954 (10 games) 7 ______2014 (13 games) Lowest avg. yards per game ______21.5 (172/8 gms) ______1943 43 ______1999 (13 games) 7 ______2011 (13 games) 41 ______1959 (10 games) 7 ______1993 (11 games) MOST PENALTIES FEWEST PENALTY YARDS 41 ______1955 (10 games) 7 ______1986 (11 games) 113 ______2006 (13 games) 172 ______1943 (8 games) 39 ______1978 (11 games) 8 ______1997 (11 games) 106 ______2005 (12 games) 263 ______1961 (10 games) 38 ______1982 (11 games) 8 ______1994 (11 games) 105 ______2009 (14 games) 281 ______1951 (10 games) 38 ______1957 (10 games) 8 ______1944 (10 games) 100 ______1999 (13 games) 305 ______1960 (10 games) 38 ______1953 (10 games) 8 ______1943 (8 games) 99 ______2013 (13 games) 324 ______1963 (10 games) 36 ______2010 (12 games) 9 ______1996 (12 games) 97 ______1994 (11 games) 348 ______1971 (10 games) 36 ______1977 (11 games) 9 ______1991 (11 games) 95 ______2003 (13 games) 350 ______1979 (11 games) 9 ______1962 (10 games) 94 ______2008 (13 games) 356 ______1962 (10 games) MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES 93 ______1992 (11 games) 390 ______1966 (10 games) 27 ______1982 (11 games) FEWEST FORCED FUMBLES 92 ______2002 (13 games) 27 ______1954 (10 games) 9 ______2014 (13 games) HIGHEST AVG. PENALTY YARDS PER GAME 25 ______1978 (11 games) 12 ______2011 (12 games) MOST PENALTY YARDS 73.3 ______1997 ______(806/11 gms) 25 ______1975 (11 games) 14 ______1986 (11 games) 921 ______2009 (14 games) 73.3 ______1994 ______(806/11 gms) 25 ______1959 (10 games) 16 ______1996 (12 games) 25 ______1955 (10 games) 17 ______1997 (11 games) 884 ______2013 (13 games) 71.3 ______1976 ______(784/11 gms) 24 ______1957 (10 games) 17 ______1948 (10 games) 850 ______2006 (13 games) 70.5 ______1992 ______(775/11 gms) 23 ______1999 (13 games) 18 ______2012 (13 games) 845 ______2005 (13 games) 68.2 ______1964 ______(682/10 gms) 22 ______1972 (10 games) 18 ______1962 (10 games) 837 ______1999 (13 games) 68.0 ______2013 ______884/13 gms) 21 ______1977 (11 games) 19 ______2009 (13 games) 806 ______1997 (11 games) 67.0 ______1998 ______(737/11 gms) 21 ______1953 (10 games) 19 ______1964 (10 games) 806 ______1994 (11 games) 66.5 ______1987 ______(731/11 gms) 19 ______1963 (10 games) 792 ______2008 (13 games) 65.8 ______2009 ______(921/14 gms) 784 ______1976 (11 games) 65.4 ______2006 ______(850/13 gms) 775 ______1996 (12 games) 65.0 ______2005 ______(845/13 gms) 775 ______1992 (11 games) INTERCEPTIONS FEWEST AVG. PENALTY YARDS PER GAME FEWEST PENALTIES 21.5 ______1943 ______(172/8 gms) Most passes intercepted ______34______1940 30 ______1943 (8 games) 26.3 ______1961 ______(263/10 gms) Most return yards ______580______1943 32 ______1962 (10 games) 28.1 ______1951 ______(281/10 gms) Highest avg. per return ______20.5 (13 for 267)______1987 32 ______1951 (10 games) 30.5 ______1960 ______(305/10 gms) Most returns for touchdowns ______5______1987 33 ______1961 (10 games) 31.8 ______1979 ______(350/11 gms) 35 ______1971 (10 games) 32.4 ______1963 ______(324/10 gms) 35 ______1963 (10 games) 34.8 ______1971 ______(348/10 gms) 35 ______1960 (10 games) 35.6 ______1962 ______(356/10 gms) 41 ______1966 (10 games) 39.0 ______1966 ______(390/10 gms) 43 ______1979 (11 games) 44 ______1959 (10 games)

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PUNTING FEWEST YARDS LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER RETURN 144 ______1940 (10 games) 14.1 ______1976 ______(32 for 450) Most punts ______104 ______1938 206 ______1947 (10 games) 14.4 ______1940 ______(10 for 144) 208 ______1943 (8 games) 15.3 ______1980 ______(15 for 230) Highest punting avg. ______46.6 (62 for 2,887)______1976 230 ______1980 (11 games) 15.5 ______1988 ______(32 for 496) Most punts had blocked ______4 ______1999 244 ______1959 (10 games) 15.5 ______1952 ______(33 for 510) 260 ______1960 (10 games) 15.8 ______1953 ______(27 for 426) MOST PUNTS FEWEST PUNTS 316 ______1983 (11 games) 16.0 ______1979 ______(24 for 384) 104 ______1938 (9 games) 30 ______1973 (10 games) 323 ______1977 (11 games) 16.1 ______1950 ______(24 for 387) 96 ______1937 (9 games) 36 ______1970 (10 games) 327 ______1961 (10 games) 16.3 ______1991 ______(21 for 342) 94 ______1939 (9 games) 38 ______2005 (13 games) 330 ______1964 (10 games) 17.1 ______1987 ______(38 for 650) 91 ______1940 (9 games) 39 ______1963 (10 games) 87 ______2014 (13 games) 41 ______2008 (13 games) 79 ______1945 (10 games) 41 ______1961 (10 games) PUNT RETURNS 77 ______2015 (12 games) 42 ______1969 (10 games) 76 ______2013 (13 games) 43 ______2012 (13 games) Most returns ______57 ______1941 75 ______1988 (11 games) 44 ______1954 (10 games) 73 ______1999 (13 games) Most yards ______799 ______1941 Lowest punting avg. Highest avg. yards per return ______18.8 (17 for 319)______1973 HIGHEST PUNTING AVG. 32.6 ______1970 (10 games) 47.2______2016 (12 games) 33.3 ______1969 (10 games) MOST RETURNS FEWEST RETURNS 46.6 ______1976 (11 games) 33.4 ______1943 (8 games) 57 ______1941 (9 games) 12 ______2012 (12 games) 45.3 ______2012 (13 games) 34.3 ______1963 (10 games) 51 ______1977 (11 games) 13 ______2008 (13 games) 44.9 ______1986 (11 games) 34.8 ______1944 (9 games) 49 ______1999 (13 games) 14 ______2012 (13 games) 44.3 ______1985 (11 games) 34.9 ______1960 (10 games) 48 ______1979 (11 games) 14 ______1966 (10 games) 43.9 ______2008 (13 games) 35.2 ______1961 (10 games) 47 ______1946 (10 games) 17 ______1973 (10 games) 43.7 ______1983 (11 games) 35.5 ______1956 (10 games) 43 ______1964 (10 games) 17 ______1956 (10 games) 43.4 ______1978 (11 games) 36.2 ______2001 (12 games) 43 ______2005 (13 games) 18 ______2011 (12 games) 43.4 ______1965 (10 games) 36.8 ______1964 (10 games) 42 ______1961 (10 games) 18 ______1989 (11 games) 42.9 ______1984 (11 games) 41 ______1978 (11 games) 19 ______2011 (13 games) 40 ______2001 (12 games) 19 ______1970 (10 games) MOST PUNTS HAD BLOCKED 40 ______1988 (11 games) 4 ______1999 (13 games) 40 ______1976 (11 games) FEWEST YARDS 3 ______1946 (10 games) 97 ______2012 (12 games) 3 ______1943 (8 games) MOST YARDS 106 ______2008 (13 games) 2 ______6 Times (Last: 2000) 799 ______1941 (10 games) 118 ______1966 (10 games) 716 ______1947 (10 games) 123 ______2012 (13 games) 671 ______2005 (13 games) 125 ______1998 (11 games) 635 ______1977 (11 games) 133 ______1989 (11 games) KICKOFF RETURNS 630 ______1949 (10 games) 138 ______1975 (11 games) 615 ______2001 (12 games) 172 ______1974 (11 games) Most returns ______53______2011 507 ______2002 (13 games) 174 ______1956 (10 games) Most yards ______1,276______2011 453 ______2000 (11 games) 177 ______2014 (13 games) Highest avg. yards per return ______27.0 (22 for 593)______2005 445 ______2003 (13 games) 428 ______1962 (10 games) MOST RETURNS HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER RETURN LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER RETURN 53 ______2011 (13 games) 27.0 ______2005 ______(22 for 593) HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER RETURN 5.7 ______1991 ______(35 for 200) 50 ______2007 (13 games) 26.8 ______2001 ______(21 for 562) 18.8 ______1973 ______(17 for 319) 6.0 ______1999 ______(49 for 294) 49 ______1956 (10 games) 26.0 ______2009 ______(43 for 1,119) 17.0 ______1950 ______(33 for 560) 6.0 ______1998 ______(21 for 125) 47 ______2015 (12 games) 24.9 ______1963 ______(18 for 449) 15.9 ______1947 ______(45 for 716) 6.2 ______1981 ______(37 for 228) 43 ______2012 (13 games) 24.5 ______1978 ______(28 for 686) 15.6 ______2005 ______(43 for 671) 6.3 ______1958 ______(37 for 232) 43 ______2009 (14 games) 24.4 ______1941 ______(14 for 342) 15.4 ______2001 ______(40 for 615) 6.3 ______1978 ______(41 for 258) 43 ______2003 (13 games) 24.3 ______1993 ______(30 for 728) 14.2 ______2011 ______(19 for 269) 6.5 ______1984 ______(35 for 226) 43 ______1989 (11 games) 24.1 ______2011 ______(53 for 1,276) 14.1 ______2002 ______(36 for 507) 6.5 ______1990 ______(33 for 215) 42 ______2016 (12 games) 23.8 ______2002 ______(20 for 476) 13.7 ______1987 ______(27 for 369) 6.5 ______2016 ______(28 for 182) 41 ______2013 (13 games) 23.2 ______2012 ______(43 for 996) 13.4 ______1962 ______(32 for 428) 41 ______1998 (11 games) 23.2 ______2006 ______(26 for 603) 13.2 ______2009 ______(30 for 395) 41 ______1997 (11 games) FEWEST RETURNS MOST YARDS 10 ______1943 (8 games) 1,276 ______2011 (13 games) 10 ______1940 (10 games) 1,145 ______2007 (13 games) 12 ______1947 (10 games) 1,119 ______2009 (14 games) 13 ______1959 (10 games) 996 ______2012 (13 games) 14 ______1960 (10 games) 932 ______2012 (12 games) 14 ______1941 (10 games) 929 ______2015 (12 games) 15 ______1983 (11 games) 905 ______2008 (13 games) 15 ______1980 (11 games) 870 ______1956 (10 games) 16 ______1961 (10 games) 862 ______2013 (13 games) 17 ______1975 (11 games) 836 ______2003 (13 games) 17 ______1969 (10 games) 800 ______1997 (11 games)

TEXASSPORTS.COM 107 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEAM RECORDS (SEASON) SPECIAL TEAMS OPPONENTS’ PUNTING MOST YARDS ALLOWED HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER RETURN ALLOWED 1,840 ______2009 (14 games) 30.1 ______2014 ______(15 for 451) Most punts ______96 ______1942 1,575 ______2008 (13 games) 26.3 ______2015 ______(12 for 316) Lowest avg. yards per punt allowed ______30.4 ______1943 1,522 ______2005 (13 games) 25.1 ______1956 ______(23 for 577) 1,441 ______2007 (13 games) 24.0 ______1940 ______(29 for 695) Most punts blocks ______6 ______2005, 1941 1,378 ______2011 (13 games) 23.8 ______2011 ______(58 for 1,378) 1,264 ______1999 (13 games) 23.2 ______2008 ______(68 for 1,575) MOST PUNTS FORCED LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER PUNT ALLOWED 1,254 ______2001 (12 games) 23.2 ______2004 ______(46 for 1,065) 96 ______2009 (14 games) 30.4 ______1943 (8 games) 1,137 ______2012 (13 games) 22.6 ______1986 ______(37 for 836) 96 ______1942 (10 games) 32.0 ______1959 (10 games) 1,098 ______2013 (13 games) 22.3 ______2012 ______(51 for 1,137) 95 ______1945 (10 games) 33.3 ______1944 (10 games) 1,082 ______1947 (10 games) 22.3 ______1966 ______(27 for 603) 95 ______1940 (10 games) 33.6 ______1957 (10 games) 94 ______1999 (13 games) 33.9 ______1953 (10 games) 93 ______1938 (9 games) 34.4 ______1962 (10 games) OPPONENTS’ PUNT RETURNS 89 ______2005 (13 games) 34.9 ______1958 (10 games) 89 ______1977 (11 games) 35.1 ______1967 (10 games) 86 ______2002 (13 games) 35.3 ______1960 (10 games) Fewest returns allowed ______6 ______1973 86 ______1984 (11 games) 35.5 ______1961 (10 games) Fewest yards allowed ______59 ______1963 Lowest avg. yards per return allowed ______3.4 (21 for 71) ______1981 FEWEST PUNTS FORCED HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER PUNT ALLOWED 40 ______1956 (10 games) 43.9 ______2010 (12 games) FEWEST RETURNS ALLOWED MOST RETURNS ALLOWED 44 ______2013 (13 games) 43.5 ______1985 (11 games) 6 ______1973 (10 games) 41 ______1999 (13 games) 47 ______1954 (10 games) 43.3 ______2011 (13 games) 10 ______2005 (13 games) 34 ______1989 (11 games) 49 ______1955 (10 games) 42.6 ______1977 (11 games) 11 ______2008 (13 games) 34 ______1953 (10 games) 50 ______2012 (13 games) 42.1 ______2013 (13 games) 12 ______1963 (10 games) 33 ______2014 (13 games) 54 ______1994 (11 games) 41.9 ______1980 (11 games) 13 ______2015 (12 games) 33 ______1988 (11 games) 54 ______1966 (10 games) 41.5 ______1976 (11 games) 13 ______1969 (10 games) 33 ______1944 (10 games) 55 ______1973 (10 games) 41.4 ______2007 (13 games) 14 ______2013 (13 games) 33 ______1939 (9 games) 57 ______2008 (12 games) 41.0 ______1998 (11 games) 14 ______1996 (12 games) 30 ______1985 (11 games) 57 ______1974 (11 games) 40.8 ______2004 (12 games) 14 ______1961 (10 games) 30 ______2002 (12 games) 40.7 ______2014 (13 games) 15 ______2010 (12 games) 30 ______1967 (10 games) MOST PUNT BLOCKS 15 ______1995 (12 games) 28 ______1991 (11 games) 6 ______Twice (2005, 1941) 15 ______1993 (11 games) 5 ______Four (2009, 2008, 2001, 1996) 15 ______1975 (11 games) 4 ______Four (2006, 2003, 1999, 1979) MOST YARDS ALLOWED 3 ______11 Times FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED 614 ______1989 (11 games) 50 ______2015 (12 games) 512 ______1999 (13 games) 59 ______1963 (10 games) 422 ______1942 (10 games) OPPONENTS’ KICKOFF RETURNS 70 ______2005 (13 games) 391 ______1953 (10 games) 71 ______1971 (10 games) 389 ______1967 (10 games) Fewest returns allowed ______19 ______1939 74 ______2008 (13 games) 336 ______2014 (13 games) Fewest yards allowed ______347 ______1978 79 ______1979 (11 games) 328 ______2002 (13 games) Lowest avg. yards per return allowed ______13.1 (31 for 407) ______1980 80 ______1961 (10 games) 314 ______1998 (11 games) 86 ______1974 (11 games) 312 ______1991 (11 games) 92 ______1971 (10 games) 257 ______2009 (14 games) FEWEST RETURNS ALLOWED LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER RETURN ALLOWED 93 ______2016 (12 games) 12 ______2015 (12 games) 13.1 ______1980 ______(31 for 407) LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER RETURN ALLOWED 15 ______2014 (13 games) 13.7 ______1971 ______(44 for 603) 3.4 ______1981 ______(21 for 71) HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER RETURN ALLOWED 19 ______1939 (9 games) 14.1 ______1991 ______(35 for 494) 3.8 ______2015 ______(12 for 50) 18.1 ______1989 ______(34 for 614) 20 ______1944 (10 games) 14.5 ______1974 ______(31 for 450) 4.4 ______1979 ______(18 for 79) 14.3 ______2010 ______(15 for 215) 22 ______1983 (10 games) 14.5 ______1968 ______(54 for 785) 4.4 ______1965 ______(27 for 120) 14.0 ______1995 ______(15 for 210) 22 ______1978 (11 games) 15.1 ______1969 ______(57 for 859) 4.8 ______2006 ______(21 for 100 ) 13.7 ______1947 ______(23 for 316) 23 ______1976 (11 games) 15.5 ______1961 ______(53 for 824) 4.8 ______1957 ______(22 for 106) 13.2 ______1941 ______(24 for 317) 23 ______1956 (10 games) 15.8 ______1978 ______(22 for 347) 4.9 ______2016 ______(19 for 93) 13.1 ______1945 ______(26 for 341) 27 ______1966 (10 games) 15.8 ______2000 ______(57 for 903) 4.9 ______1963 ______(12 for 59) 13.0 ______1967 ______(30 for 389) 30 ______1993 (11 games) 5.1 ______1988 ______(33 for 169) 12.6 ______1998 ______(25 for 314) MOST RETURNS ALLOWED 5.4 ______1974 ______(16 for 86) 12.5 ______1999 ______(41 for 512) FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED 86 ______2009 (14 games) 12.1 ______1960 ______(21 for 255) 316 ______2015 (12 games) 80 ______2005 (13 games) 347 ______1978 (11 games) 70 ______2007 (13 games) 353 ______1983 (11 games) 68 ______2008 (13 games) 355 ______1939 (9 games) 68 ______2001 (12 games) 401 ______1976 (11 games) 65 ______1999 (13 games) 407 ______1980 (11 games) 58 ______2011 (13 games) 429 ______1944 (10 games) 57 ______2000 (11 games) 450 ______1974 (11 games) 57 ______1969 (10 games) 451 ______2014 (13 games) 55 ______2003 (13 games) 494 ______1991 (11 games)

108 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE OFFENSIVE SEASON STATS SINCE 1950

------RUSHING ------PASSING ------SPECIAL TEAMS------DEFENSE---- Year Plays-Yards YPG YPP Rush Rush Yds/ Yds/ Comp./ Pass Comp. Int. Yds./ Punt Ret./ Ret./ Int./ Turn First PPG Att. Yds. Game Rush Att. Yds. Pct. Game Avg. Yds. Yds. Yds. Downs 2016 999-5,895 491.2 5.9 597 2,871 239.2 4.8 241-402 3,024 59.6 12 252.0 47.2 28-182 42-773 10-101 20 301 31.9 2015 781-4,449 370.8 5.7 529 2,698 224.8 5.1 139-252 1,751 55.2 6 145.9 41.3 23-279 47-929 6-22 14 202 26.4 2014 892-4,385 337.3 4.9 474 1,786 137.4 3.8 243-418 2,599 58.1 11 199.9 42.3 22-177 39-763 11-239 25 232 21.4 2013 1,005-5,313 408.7 5.3 574 2,551 196.2 4.4 246-431 2,762 57.1 15 212.5 40.2 31-355 41-862 15-287 22 273 29.3 2012 891-5,650 434.6 6.3 492 2,229 171.5 4.5 268-399 3,421 67.2 11 263.2 45.3 14-123 43-996 11-111 16 281 35.7 2011 947-5,103 392.5 5.4 589 2,634 202.6 4.5 207-358 2,469 57.8 15 189.9 38.6 19-269 53-1,276 15-227 26 262 28.1 2010 878-4,590 382.5 5.2 433 1,806 150.5 4.2 262-445 2,784 58.9 17 232.0 42.1 26-302 39-720 17-254 30 242 23.8 2009 1,053-5,897 421.2 5.6 513 2,066 147.6 4.0 362-540 3,831 67.0 16 273.6 39.6 30-395 43-1,119 16-126 28 330 39.3 2008 955-6,185 475.8 6.5 508 2,498 167.5 4.3 343-447 4,008 76.7 8 308.3 43.9 13-106 40-905 8-138 14 352 42.4 2007 975-6,018 462.9 6.2 539 2,698 207.5 5.0 277-436 3,320 63.5 18 255.4 39.2 20-182 50-1,145 18-217 26 311 37.2 2006 854-5089 391.5 6.0 483 2,114 172.6 4.4 244-371 2,975 65.8 9 228.8 39.8 28-362 26-603 9-66 23 284 35.9 2005 941-6,657 512.1 7.1 605 3,574 274.9 5.9 218-336 3,083 64.9 11 237.2 38.0 43-671 22-593 11-151 20 321 50.2 2004 890-5,573 464.4 6.3 615 3,590 299.2 5.8 159-275 1,983 57.8 11 165.2 39.5 27-198 26-507 11-157 18 284 35.2 2003 916-5,709 439.2 6.2 587 3,023 232.5 5.1 186-329 2,686 56.5 9 206.6 39.8 34-445 43-836 9-144 27 298 41.0 2002 915-5,013 385.6 5.5 511 1,762 135.5 3.4 240-404 3,251 59.4 12 250.1 38.8 36-507 20-476 12-136 18 264 33.8 2001 886-4,591 412.6 5.6 476 1,948 162.3 4.1 244-410 3,003 59.5 12 250.2 36.2 40-615 21-562 12-232 17 266 39.2 2000 803-4,829 439.0 6.0 406 1,600 145.5 3.9 220-397 3,229 55.4 14 293.5 37.5 39-453 31-711 17-187 25 234 38.6 1999 975-5,336 410.5 5.5 471 1,756 135.1 3.7 290-504 3,580 57.5 10 275.4 37.3 49-294 32-622 10-77 22 282 34.2 1998 762-5,177 470.6 6.8 444 2,246 204.2 5.1 188-318 2,931 59.1 12 266.5 37.8 21-125 41-767 7-115 24 253 36.3 1997 761-4,373 397.5 5.7 412 2,216 201.5 5.4 177-349 2,157 50.7 17 196.1 40.0 27-199 41-800 6-51 34 235 25.7 1996 858-5,525 460.4 6.4 487 2,519 209.9 5.2 212-371 3,006 57.1 13 250.5 38.0 30-338 33-646 9-86 24 285 36.0 1995 848-5,199 433.3 6.1 493 2,484 207.0 5.0 178-355 2,715 50.1 14 226.3 39.5 24-299 30-556 14-262 35 316 31.7 1994 780-3,974 361.3 5.1 419 1,506 136.9 3.6 208-361 2,468 57.8 7 224.4 38.1 29-237 32-585 16-176 18 218 30.1 1993 760-4,340 394.5 5.7 384 1,792 162.9 4.7 199-376 2,548 52.9 20 231.6 40.3 26-256 30-728 14-169 28 228 25.5 1992 793-4,351 395.6 5.5 446 1,862 169.3 4.2 190-347 2,489 54.8 16 226.3 38.8 27-300 35-683 13-145 25 227 26.5 1991 779-3,475 315.9 4.5 502 1,794 163.1 3.6 135-277 1,681 48.7 15 152.8 38.2 35-200 21-342 15-140 29 202 17.7 1990 814-4,378 398.0 5.4 521 2,169 197.2 4.2 165-293 2,209 56.3 8 200.9 38.7 33-215 27-546 14-55 20 231 32.3 1989 805-3,752 341.1 4.7 501 1,585 144.1 4.7 159-304 2,167 52.3 18 197.0 41.2 18-133 43-762 12-85 31 201 20.0 1988 862-3,824 347.6 4.4 525 1,773 161.2 3.4 186-375 2,051 49.6 24 186.5 42.2 40-328 32-496 16-172 38 191 22.9 1987 839-4,049 368.1 4.8 505 2,127 193.4 4.2 181-334 1,922 54.2 19 174.7 40.9 27-369 38-650 13-267 32 210 27.5 1986 797-3,815 346.8 4.8 452 1,489 136.2 3.3 181-345 2,317 52.5 16 210.6 44.9 27-244 39-694 16-110 29 202 20.8 1985 765-3,973 361.2 5.2 557 2,191 199.2 3.9 99-208 1,782 47.6 14 162.0 44.3 36-313 31-569 14-108 33 185 23.1 1984 741-3,536 321.5 4.8 480 1,586 144.2 3.3 123-261 1,950 47.1 24 177.3 42.9 35-226 23-454 24-261 46 166 22.5 1983 745-3,629 329.9 4.9 573 2,228 202.5 3.9 71-172 1,401 41.2 11 127.4 43.7 39-357 15-316 11-141 30 176 25.5 1982 820-4,446 404.2 5.4 603 2,702 245.6 4.5 102-217 1,744 47.0 13 158.5 39.9 34-272 23-458 13-109 23 227 31.5 1981 798-3,809 346.3 4.8 591 2,469 224.5 4.2 92-207 1,340 44.4 12 121.8 41.1 37-228 20-365 12-87 32 186 22.5 1980 823-4,097 372.5 5.0 581 2,248 204.4 3.9 127-242 1,849 52.4 16 168.1 37.8 35-304 15-230 16-205 34 206 23.6 1979 829-3,881 352.8 4.7 621 2,489 226.3 4.0 93-208 1,392 44.7 9 126.5 37.3 48-324 24-384 9-131 21 202 19.5 1978 779-3,436 312.4 4.4 600 2,348 213.5 3.9 68-179 1,088 38.0 18 98.9 43.4 41-258 28-686 18-216 43 177 22.3 1977 792-4,805 436.8 6.1 646 3,369 306.3 5.2 69-146 1,436 47.2 10 130.5 41.9 51-635 18-323 10-79 25 225 39.2 1976 687-3,006 273.3 4.4 579 2,203 200.3 3.8 46-108 803 42.6 14 73.0 46.6 40-344 32-450 14-122 42 147 17.7 1975 760-4,228 384.4 5.6 656 3,413 310.3 5.2 52-104 815 50.0 8 74.1 41.0 21-138 17-359 8-57 26 213 33.0 1974 773-3,979 361.7 5.1 674 3,487 317.0 5.2 35-99 492 35.4 8 44.7 37.4 20-172 25-535 8-93 27 215 33.1 1973 741-4,218 421.8 5.7 638 3,502 350.2 5.5 51-103 716 49.5 7 71.6 37.9 17-319 29-608 7-81 25 226 36.4 1972 722-3,562 356.2 4.9 598 2,760 276.0 4.6 48-124 802 38.7 7 80.2 37.0 22-205 26-519 7-57 34 173 25.4 1971 731-3,625 362.5 5.0 627 2,926 292.6 4.7 45-104 699 43.3 6 69.9 38.3 21-266 19-363 6-96 25 201 27.5 1970 840-4,681 468.1 5.6 715 3,745 374.5 5.2 53-125 936 42.4 6 93.6 32.6 19-204 19-371 6-81 25 250 41.2 1969 817-4,721 472.1 5.8 684 3,630 363.0 5.3 66-133 1,091 49.6 12 109.1 33.3 34-338 17-334 12-103 30 243 41.4 1968 796-4,476 447.6 5.6 642 3,315 331.5 5.2 71-154 1,161 46.1 17 116.1 40.4 27-235 35-723 17-198 31 214 34.3 1967 700-3,238 323.8 4.6 534 2,010 201.0 3.8 77-166 1,228 46.4 15 122.8 41.8 27-187 28-603 15-122 31 159 18.6 1966 614-2,765 276.5 4.5 494 1,972 197.2 4.0 58-120 793 48.3 12 79.3 42.1 14-118 25-510 12-132 30 152 17.5 1965 794-3,431 343.1 4.3 570 2,098 209.8 3.7 97-224 1,333 43.3 13 133.3 43.4 33-227 29-612 13-162 33 188 23.1 1964 651-2,762 276.2 4.2 500 1,862 186.2 3.7 63-151 900 41.7 12 90.0 36.8 43-386 18-330 12-129 29 156 19.9 1963 730-3,046 304.6 4.2 590 2,316 231.6 3.9 60-140 730 42.9 7 73.0 34.3 30-246 18-449 7-93 22 182 21.5 1962 691-2,860 286.0 4.1 544 1,983 198.3 3.6 72-147 877 49.0 3 87.7 38.2 32-428 18-386 3-9 22 156 18.4 1961 700-3,831 383.1 5.5 552 2,858 285.8 5.2 70-148 973 47.2 9 97.3 35.2 42-388 16-327 9-45 24 187 29.1 1960 580-2,520 252.0 4.3 491 1,795 179.5 3.7 44-89 725 49.4 10 72.5 34.9 28-263 14-260 10-91 24 132 16.4 1959 604-2,740 274.0 4.5 518 2,261 226.1 4.4 37-86 479 43.0 6 47.9 39.8 25-185 13-244 6-47 19 132 20.2 1958 634-2,409 240.9 3.8 507 1,746 174.6 3.4 52-127 663 40.9 11 66.3 37.4 37-232 27-493 11-79 26 139 15.7 1957 640-2,544 254.4 4.0 528 1,749 174.9 3.3 56-112 795 50.0 11 79.5 37.3 28-237 20-443 11-253 33 136 15.2 1956 655-2,654 265.4 4.1 427 1,351 135.1 3.2 108-228 1,303 47.4 22 130.3 35.5 17-174 49-870 22-311 30 148 10.1 1955 611-2,827 282.7 4.6 402 1,536 153.6 3.8 96-209 1,291 45.9 20 129.1 36.8 28-303 39-745 20-195 35 139 18.9 1954 634-2,662 266.2 4.2 496 1,833 183.3 3.7 55-138 829 39.9 20 82.9 36.8 27-283 31-625 20-233 41 144 15.8 1953 627-2634 263.4 4.2 507 1,769 176.9 3.5 52-120 865 43.3 10 86.5 37.9 31-356 27-426 10-35 38 135 19.0 1952 768-3,865 386.5 5.0 610 2,695 269.5 4.4 72-158 1,170 45.6 15 117.0 34.9 37-361 33-510 15-132 34 195 26.2 1951 633-2,962 296.2 4.7 555 2,350 235.0 4.2 30-78 612 38.5 9 61.2 36.6 35-457 24-483 9-74 35 122 18.2 1950 692-2,871 287.1 4.1 552 1,734 173.4 3.1 77-140 1,137 55.0 10 113.7 37.4 33-560 24-387 10-62 30 153 23.8

TEXASSPORTS.COM 109 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE DEFENSIVE SEASON STATS SINCE 1950

------RUSHING ------PASSING ------SPECIAL TEAMS------DEFENSE---- Year Plays-Yards YPG YPP Rush Rush Yds/ Yds/ Comp./ Pass Comp. Int. Yds./ Punt Ret./ Ret./ Int./ Turn First PPG Att. Yds. Game Rush Att. Yds. Pct. Game Avg. Yds. Yds. Yds. Downs 2016 955-5,379 448.2 5.6 550 2,277 189.8 4.1 246-405 3,102 60.7 10 258.5 39.5 19-93 44-930 12-196 21 276 31.5 2015 965-5,431 452.6 5.6 583 2,630 219.2 4.5 229-382 2,801 59.9 13 233.4 39.6 13-50 12-316 13-239 25 306 30.3 2014 968-4,531 348.5 4.7 549 2,136 164.3 3.9 247-419 2,395 59.3 15 184.2 40.7 33-336 15-451 15-183 22 251 23.8 2013 996-5,294 407.2 5.5 547 2,380 183.1 4.4 238-419 2,914 56.8 10 224.2 42.1 14-121 44-1,098 10-78 26 275 25.8 2012 889-5,254 404.2 5.9 538 2,498 192.2 4.6 208-351 2,756 59.3 15 212.0 38.0 17-172 51-1,137 15-107 21 268 29.2 2011 865-3,979 306.1 4.6 409 1,251 96.2 3.1 258-456 2,728 56.6 12 209.8 43.3 18-161 58-1,378 15-227 26 230 22.2 2010 783-3,602 300.2 4.6 478 1,663 138.6 3.5 173-305 1,939 56.7 8 161.6 43.9 15-215 47-953 8-151 18 194 23.7 2009 918-3,527 251.9 3.8 458 1,013 72.4 2.2 255-460 2,514 55.4 25 179.6 39.1 25-257 86-1,840 25-349 37 217 16.7 2008 847-4,458 342.9 5.3 356 1,086 83.5 3.1 276-491 3,372 56.2 6 259.4 39.3 11-74 68-1,575 6-105 16 239 18.8 2007 942-4,825 371.2 5.1 425 1,214 93.4 2.9 314-517 3,611 60.7 17 277.8 41.4 20-196 70-1,441 17-219 41 329 25.3 2006 755-3,866 297.4 5.1 345 795 61.2 2.3 239-410 3,071 58.3 13 236.2 38.9 21-100 51-994 13-110 32 201 18.3 2005 897-3,938 302.9 4.4 461 1,702 130.9 3.7 223-436 2,236 51.1 11 172.0 39.2 10-70 80-1,522 11-90 27 224 16.4 2004 791-3,841 320.1 4.9 405 1,289 107.4 3.2 213-386 2,552 55.2 13 212.7 40.8 24-151 46-1,065 13-209 23 196 17.9 2003 895-4,288 329.8 4.8 541 1,983 152.5 3.7 167-364 2,305 45.9 15 177.3 39.8 24-197 55-969 15-186 29 233 21.5 2002 874-4,000 307.7 4.6 474 1,853 142.5 3.9 192-400 2,147 48.0 22 165.2 40.3 30-328 51-1,008 22-343 35 227 16.3 2001 754-2,834 236.2 3.8 385 1,074 89.5 2.8 187-369 1,760 50.7 15 146.7 38.0 24-180 68-1,254 12-232 28 162 13.7 2000 766-3,061 278.3 4.0 388 1,034 94.0 2.7 171-378 2,027 45.2 17 184.3 39.4 18-188 57-903 14-325 33 179 17.9 1999 876-3,727 286.7 4.3 502 1,374 105.7 2.7 166-374 2,353 44.4 10 181.0 40.1 41-512 65-1,264 10-136 33 208 20.6 1998 760-4,008 364.4 5.3 465 1,578 143.5 3.4 153-295 2,430 51.9 7 220.9 41.0 25-314 49-960 12-143 21 213 29.6 1997 765-4,391 399.2 5.7 561 2,657 241.5 4.7 104-204 1,734 51.0 6 157.6 40.1 26-239 40-698 17-245 14 213 33.3 1996 875-4,476 373.0 5.1 553 2,441 203.4 4.4 155-322 2,035 48.1 9 169.6 38.0 14-131 38-800 13-109 24 250 22.3 1995 892-4,396 366.3 5.0 529 2,085 173.8 4.0 192-363 2,311 52.9 14 192.6 38.8 15-210 49-866 14-165 31 247 18.9 1994 807-3,997 363.4 5.0 471 1,885 171.4 4.0 166-316 2,112 52.5 16 192.0 39.9 18-181 45-962 7-29 24 208 23.6 1993 664-4,413 401.2 6.6 490 2,136 194.2 4.4 174-333 2,277 52.3 14 207.0 39.4 15-121 30-624 20-276 21 241 24.5 1992 798-4,094 372.2 5.1 439 1,595 145.0 3.6 169-359 2,499 47.1 13 227.2 37.2 18-99 31-610 16-333 23 220 25.6 1991 769-2,848 258.9 3.7 465 1,335 121.4 2.9 115-304 1,513 37.8 13 137.5 38.9 28-312 35-494 15-151 24 170 13.2 1990 777-3,317 301.5 4.3 463 1,912 139.7 4.1 129-314 1,780 41.1 13 161.8 37.6 27-237 42-835 8-107 28 189 16.5 1989 747-3,817 347.0 5.1 441 1,636 148.7 3.7 169-306 2,181 55.2 10 198.3 40.8 34-614 36-662 18-211 30 195 26.3 1988 793-4,183 380.3 5.3 462 1,678 152.5 3.6 162-331 2,505 48.9 16 227.7 40.3 33-169 39-671 22-322 32 194 27.6 1987 755-3,835 348.6 5.1 443 1,706 155.1 3.9 139-312 2,129 44.6 13 193.5 38.6 25-230 46-718 13-267 31 186 27.0 1986 756-3,656 332.4 4.8 493 2,015 183.2 4.1 132-263 1,641 50.2 13 149.2 40.6 22-236 37-836 13-165 20 197 22.3 1985 778-3,641 331.0 4.7 515 1,860 169.1 3.6 124-263 1,781 47.1 7 161.9 43.5 30-213 39-750 7-69 22 197 21.4 1984 846-3,270 297.3 3.9 545 1,575 143.2 2.9 115-301 1,695 38.2 11 154.1 40.5 27-174 38-686 11-77 29 190 18.7 1983 711-2,332 212.0 3.3 452 1,054 95.8 2.3 104-259 1,278 40.3 13 116.2 40.2 21-178 22-353 13-163 26 147 9.5 1982 767-3,081 280.1 4.0 516 1,416 128.7 2.7 110-251 1,665 43.8 10 151.4 40.0 21-230 37-591 10-46 37 175 13.1 1981 756-2,584 234.9 3.4 477 1,062 96.5 2.2 100-279 1,522 35.8 23 138.4 39.3 21-71 32-598 23-116 23 158 13.3 1980 734-3,125 284.1 4.3 503 1,570 142.7 3.1 98-231 1,555 42.4 18 141.4 41.9 21-160 31-407 18-136 37 170 18.0 1979 659-2,029 184.5 3.1 468 1,165 105.9 2.5 75-191 864 39.3 15 78.5 40.1 18-79 38-627 15-125 30 127 8.2 1978 781-2,646 240.5 3.4 535 1,222 111.1 2.3 104-246 1,424 41.9 17 129.5 39.4 21-129 22-347 17-227 42 155 12.4 1977 736-2,461 223.7 3.3 471 1,002 91.1 2.1 105-265 1,459 39.6 7 132.6 42.6 23-170 34-557 7-112 28 146 10.4 1976 758-2,994 272.2 3.9 556 1,808 164.4 3.3 99-202 1,186 49.0 11 107.8 41.5 25-202 23-401 11-77 21 167 17.1 1975 783-3,293 299.4 4.2 560 1,933 175.7 3.5 108-223 1,360 48.4 20 123.6 37.7 15-100 54-914 20-190 45 186 14.5 1974 772-3,601 327.4 4.7 535 1,670 151.8 3.1 132-237 1,931 55.7 21 175.5 36.1 16-86 31-450 21-270 38 196 15.5 1973 622-2,805 280.5 4.5 422 1,478 147.8 3.5 98-200 1,327 49.0 15 132.7 39.9 6-60 38-717 15-225 35 154 14.3 1972 705-2,753 275.3 3.9 456 1,358 135.8 3.0 120-249 1,395 48.2 21 139.5 36.5 21-162 35-646 21-245 43 160 10.8 1971 693-2,813 281.3 4.1 479 1,659 165.9 3.5 91-214 1,154 42.5 24 115.4 37.4 16-92 44-603 24-250 36 160 13.8 1970 658-2,817 281.7 4.3 419 1,175 117.5 2.8 117-239 1,642 49.0 17 164.2 40.1 17-192 48-828 17-190 35 159 12.5 1969 707-2,260 226.0 3.2 420 900 90.0 2.1 120-287 1,360 41.8 27 136.0 37.3 13-162 57-859 27-262 44 136 10.2 1968 756-3,175 317.5 4.2 450 1,390 139.0 3.1 153-306 1,785 50.0 22 178.5 36.2 17-205 54-785 22-242 39 178 18.5 1967 674-3,056 305.6 4.5 425 1,335 133.5 3.1 132-249 1,721 53.0 19 172.1 35.1 30-389 33-567 19-114 32 159 12.3 1966 672-2,871 287.1 4.3 414 1,379 137.9 3.3 134-258 1,492 51.9 19 149.2 40.3 22-209 27-603 19-265 31 156 11.1 1965 640-2,495 249.5 3.9 376 943 94.3 2.5 110-264 1,552 41.7 19 155.2 38.8 27-120 32-687 19-184 37 134 15.3 1964 585-2,027 202.7 3.5 390 844 84.4 2.2 102-195 1,183 52.3 16 118.3 37.0 18-169 34-664 16-189 33 118 6.4 1963 530-1,942 194.2 3.7 319 802 80.2 2.5 93-211 1,140 44.1 19 114.0 36.3 12-59 41-780 19-199 34 103 6.5 1962 598-2,110 211.0 3.5 395 1,056 105.6 2.7 90-203 1,054 44.3 17 105.4 34.4 19-147 34-562 17-133 26 113 5.9 1961 576-1,761 176.1 3.1 376 902 90.2 2.4 86-200 859 43.0 12 85.9 35.5 14-80 53-824 12-191 25 102 5.9 1960 643-2,144 214.4 3.3 465 1,239 123.9 2.7 77-178 905 43.3 13 90.5 35.3 21-255 36-644 13-132 25 135 7.5 1959 656-2,465 246.5 3.8 483 1,591 159.1 3.3 84-173 874 48.6 11 87.4 32.0 24-169 42-806 11-68 36 153 7.3 1958 671-2,804 280.4 4.2 486 1,638 163.8 3.4 94-185 1,166 50.8 13 116.6 34.9 27-196 31-569 13-134 27 158 15.2 1957 654-2,654 265.4 4.1 532 1,863 186.3 3.5 48-122 791 39.3 17 79.1 33.6 22-106 33-660 17-147 41 140 11.0 1956 638-3,708 370.8 5.8 547 3,021 302.1 5.5 45-91 687 49.5 9 68.7 37.2 23-189 23-577 9-33 24 172 27.2 1955 613-3,181 318.1 5.2 493 2,031 203.1 4.1 67-120 1,150 55.8 6 115.0 38.8 18-138 33-657 6-110 31 150 21.2 1954 594-2,879 287.9 4.8 459 2,040 204.0 4.4 64-135 839 47.4 10 83.9 37.5 21-231 33-589 10-100 37 135 16.1 1953 600-2,339 233.9 3.9 426 1,441 144.1 3.4 75-174 898 43.1 14 89.8 33.9 34-391 38-759 14-158 35 126 12.5 1952 554-2,204 220.4 4.0 398 1,234 123.4 3.1 66-156 970 42.3 10 97.0 37.1 19-183 44-765 10-73 34 113 16.4 1951 670-2,501 250.1 3.7 476 1,603 160.3 3.4 89-194 898 45.9 26 89.8 37.8 30-316 31-567 26-337 44 144 12.9 1950 600-2,355 235.5 3.9 403 1,181 118.1 2.9 85-197 1,174 43.1 16 117.4 35.2 24-265 34-582 16-223 29 114 12.8

110 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE LONGHORNS ATTENDANCE FIGURES UT HOME ATTENDANCE (SINCE 2000) UT’S TOP HOME ATTENDANCE SEASONS

YEAR GAMES ATTENDANCE AVERAGE RECORD 2000 ______6 ______493,297 ______82,216 ______9-3 BY AVERAGE ATTENDANCE 2001 ______5 ______415,310 ______83,062 ______11-2 2002 ______6 ______498,901 ______83,150 ______11-2 AVERAGE YEAR GAMES ATTENDANCE 2003 ______6 ______500,034 ______83,339 ______10-3 1. _____101,175______2009 ______6 ______607,049 2004 ______6 ______498,556 ______83,094 ______11-1 2. _____100,884______2012 ______6 ______605,304 2005 ______5 ______416,663 ______83,333 ______13-0 3. _____100,654______2010 ______7 ______704,580 2006 ______7 ______619,534 ______88,505 ______9-3 4. _____100,524______2011 ______6 ______603,142 2007 ______6 ______510,865 ______85,144 ______9-3 5. _____98,976 ______2013 ______6 ______593,857 2008 ______7 ______686,324 ______98,046 ______12-1 6. _____98,046 ______2008 ______7 ______686,324 2009 ______6 ______607,049 ______101,175 ______13-1 7. _____97,881 ______2016 ______6 ______587,283 2010 ______7 ______704,580 ______100,654 ______5-7 8. _____94,103 ______2014 ______6 ______564,618 2011 ______6 ______603,142 ______100,524 ______8-5 9. _____90,035 ______2015 ______6 ______540,210 2012 ______6 ______605,254 ______100,881 ______9-4 10. _____88,505 ______2006 ______7 ______619,534 2013 ______6 ______593,857 ______98,976 ______8-5

2014 ______6 ______564,618 ______94,103 ______6-7 BY TOTAL ATTENDANCE 2015 ______6 ______540,210 ______90,035 ______5-7 2016 ______6 ______587,283 ______97,881 ______5-7 ATTENDANCE GAMES YEAR 1. ______704,580 ______7 ______2010 TOP 20 HOME CROWDS IN UT HISTORY 2. ______686,324 ______7 ______2008 3. ______619,534 ______7 ______2006 ATTENDANCE OPPONENT YEAR WINNER SCORE 4. ______607,049 ______6 ______2009 1. 102,315 ______Notre Dame ______2016 ______UT ___ 50-47 (2OT) 5. ______605,304 ______6 ______2012 2. 101,851 ______West Virginia ______2012 ______WVU ______45-48 6. ______603,142 ______6 ______2011 3. 101,624 ______Rice ______2011 ______UT ______34-9 4. 101,474 ______Ole Miss ______2013 _____ Ole Miss _____23-44 UT’S TOP TOTAL ATTENDANCE SEASONS 5. 101,437 ______UCLA ______2010 ______UCLA ______12-34 6. 101,357 ______Kansas ______2009 ______UT ______51-20 7. 101,353 ______Baylor ______2012 ______UT ______56-50 AVERAGE ATTENDANCE 8. 101,339 ______Wyoming ______2010 ______UT ______34-7 9. 101,297 ______Texas Tech ______2009 ______UT ______34-24 AVERAGE YEAR GAMES ATTENDANCE 10. 101,152 ______Colorado ______2009 ______UT ______38-14 1. ______88,656 ______2010 ______12 ______1,063,870 11. 101,144 ______UTEP ______2009 ______UT ______64-7 2. ______83,886 ______2011 ______12 ______1,006,635 12. 101,142 ______Wyoming ______2012 ______UT ______37-17 3. ______83,312 ______2009 ______14 ______1,163,845 13. 101,096 ______ULM ______2009 ______UT ______59-20 4. ______82,012 ______2008 ______13 ______1,066,158 14. 101,003 ______UCF ______2009 ______UT ______35-3 5. ______79,498 ______2012 ______13 ______1,033,475 15. 100,995 ______BYU ______2011 ______UT ______17-16 6. ______76,880 ______2005 ______13 ______999,439 16. 100,990 ______New Mexico ______2012 ______UT ______45-0 7. ______76,640 ______2015 ______12 ______919,690 17. 100,752 ______Texas A&M ______2010 ______TAMU ______17-24 8. ______76,273 ______2014 ______13 ______991,552 18. 100,705 ______Kansas State ______2011 ______KSU ______13-17 9. ______76,232 ______2006 ______13 ______991,016 19. 100,668 ______Texas Tech ______2013 ______UT ______41-16 10. ______74,431 ______2004 ______12 ______893,170 20. 100,659 ______Oklahoma State ______2010 ______OSU ______16-33 BY TOTAL ATTENDANCE

2016 COLLEGE FOOTBALL HOME ATTENDANCE ATTENDANCE GAMES YEAR 1. ______1,163,845 ______14 ______2009 A total of 587,283 fans, an average of 97,881 per game, watched the Longhorns play at 2. ______1,066,158 ______13 ______2008 Darrell K Royal- Texas Memorial Stadium during the 2016 season. Texas was ranked eighth 3. ______1,063,870 ______12 ______2010 4. ______1,033,475 ______13 ______2012 in the country. 5. ______1,006,635 ______12 ______2011 6. ______999,439______13 ______2005 TEAM GAMES ATTENDANCE AVG. 1. Michigan ______8 ______883,741 ______110,468 2. Ohio State ______7 ______750,944 ______107,278 3. Texas A&M ______7 ______713,418 ______101,917 4. Alabama ______7 ______712,747 ______101,821 5. LSU ______7 ______708,618 ______101,231 6. Tennessee ______7 ______706,776 ______100,968 7. Penn St. ______7 ______701,800 ______100,257 8. TEXAS ______6______587,283 ______97,881 9. Georgia ______6 ______556,476 ______92,746 10. Nebraska ______7 ______631,402 ______90,200 11. Florida ______5 ______439,229 ______87,846 12. Auburn ______8 ______695,498 ______86,937 13. Oklahoma______6 ______521,142 ______86,857 14. Clemson ______7 ______566,787 ______80,970 15. Notre Dame ______6 ______484,770 ______80,795

TEXASSPORTS.COM 111 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RUSHING

MOST ATTEMPTS TOP 10 TOUCHDOWNS (SINGLE GAME) Game ______51______D’Onta Foreman at Kansas ______11/19/2016 1. Ricky Williams ______6, vs. Rice (1998) Season ______361______Ricky Williams ______1998 Ricky Williams ______6, vs. New Mexico State (1998) Career ______1,112______Cedric Benson ______2001-04 3. Joe Bergeron______5, Baylor (2012) Ricky Williams ______5, vs. Iowa State (1998) MOST YARDS Ricky Williams ______5, at Rice (1997) Game ______350______Ricky Williams, vs. Iowa State ______1998 Cedric Benson ______5, vs. Oklahoma State (2004) Season ______2,124______Ricky Williams ______1998 7. Chris Warren, III ______4, Texas Tech (11/26/2015) Career ______6,279______Ricky Williams ______1995-98 Tyrone Swoopes______4, Kansas (11/7/2015) Malcolm Brown ______4, vs. Kansas (2013) HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER RUSH Joe Bergeron______4, vs. West Virginia (2012) Game (min. 8) ______16.0 ___Gib Dawson vs. UNC (9 for 144) ______1951 Vince Young ______4, vs. Michigan (2004) Season (min. 75) ______7.9 ___James Saxton (107 for 846) ______1961 Vince Young ______4, at Texas Tech (2004) Career (min. 150) ______6.8 ___Vince Young (457 for 3,127) ______2003-05 Cedric Benson ______4, at Texas A&M (2003) ______6.6 ___Graylon Wyatt (152 for 1,008) ______1974-75 Ricky Williams ______4, vs. Colorado (1997) Career (min. 500) ______6.2 ___Ricky Williams (1,011 for 6,279) ______1995-98 A.J. “Jam” Jones ______4, vs. TCU (1979) Earl Campbell ______4, vs. Rice (1977) 1,000-YARD SEASONS - 23 Steve Worster ______4, vs. SMU (1970) 1. 2,124 ______Ricky Williams (on 361 attempts) ______1998 Jim Bertelsen ______4, at SMU (1969) 2. 2,028 ______D’Onta Foreman (on 323 attempts) ______2016 Bobby Layne ______4, vs. Oklahoma (1946) 3. 1,893 ______Ricky Williams (on 279 attempts) ______1997 4. 1,834 ______Cedric Benson (on 326 attempts) ______2004 TOP 10 TOUCHDOWNS (SINGLE SEASON) 5. 1,744 ______Earl Campbell (on 267 attempts) ______1977 1. Ricky Williams ______27 (1998) 6. 1,619 ______Jamaal Charles (on 258 attempts) ______2007 2. Ricky Williams ______25 (1997) 7. 1,415 ______Roosevelt Leaks (on 229 attempts) ______1973 3. Cedric Benson ______21 (2003) 8. 1,360 ______Cedric Benson (on 258 attempts) ______2003 4. Cedric Benson ______19 (2004) 9. 1,343 ______Hodges Mitchell (on 256 attempts) ______1999 5. Jamaal Charles ______18 (2007) 10. 1,293 ______Cedric Benson (on 305 attempts) ______2002 Earl Campbell ______18 (1977) 11. 1,272 ______Ricky Williams (on 205 attempts) ______1996 7. Joe Bergeron______16 (2012) 12. 1,161 ______Eric Metcalf (on 223 attempts) ______1987 8. D’Onta Foreman ______15 (2016) 13. 1,132 ______Chris Gilbert (on 184 attempts) ______1968 9. Vince Young ______14 (2004) 14. 1,118 ______Hodges Mitchell (on 224 attempts) ______2000 Roosevelt Leaks ______14 (1973) 1,118 ______Earl Campbell (on 198 attempts) ______1975 Donnie Wigginton ______14 (1971) 16. 1,099 ______Shon Mitchell (on 176 attempts) ______1995 Steve Worster ______14 (1970) 1,099 ______Roosevelt Leaks (on 230 attempts) ______1972 Byron Townsend ______14 (1950) 18. 1,080 ______Chris Gilbert (on 206 attempts) ______1966 19. 1,079 ______Vince Young (on 167 attempts) ______2004 TOP 10 TOUCHDOWNS (CAREER) 20. 1,053 ______Cedric Benson (on 223 attempts) ______2001 1. Ricky Williams ______72 (1995-98) 21. 1,050 ______Vince Young (on 155 attempts) ______2005 2. Cedric Benson ______64 (2001-04) 22. 1,049 ______Darryl Clark (on 198 attempts) ______1982 3. Earl Campbell ______40 (1974-77) 23. 1,019 ______Chris Gilbert (on 205 attempts) ______1967 4. Vince Young ______37 (2003-05) 5. Cody Johnson ______36 (2008-11) LONGHORNS RUSHING FIRSTS Jamaal Charles ______36 (2005-07) 1,000 Yards (Season) ______Chris Gilbert (1,080 yards) ______1966 Steve Worster ______36 (1968-70) 2,000 Yards (Season) ______Ricky Williams (2,124 yards) ______1998 8. Jim Bertelsen ______33 (1969-71) 1,000 Yards (Career) ______Pete Layden (1,032 yards)______1940-41 9. Chris Gilbert ______28 (1966-68) 2,000 Yards (Career) ______Chris Gilbert (2,099 yards) ______1966-67 10. A.J. “Jam” Jones ______27 (1978-81) 3,000 Yards (Career) ______Chris Gilbert (3,231 yards) ______1966-68 4,000 Yards (Career) ______Earl Campbell (4,443 yards) ______1974-77 5,000 Yards (Career) ______Ricky Williams (6,279 yards) ______1995-98 TOP RUSHING SEASONS (BY CLASS) 6,000 Yards (Career) ______Ricky Williams (6,279 yards) ______1995-98 Senior Sophomore 1. 2,124 ___Ricky Williams ______1998 1. 1,293 ___Cedric Benson ______2002 LONGEST RUNS (80 OR MORE YARDS) - 20 1. 96t ______Chris Gilbert, vs. TCU ______1967 2. 1,834 ___Cedric Benson ______2004 2. 1,272 ___Ricky Williams ______1996 2. 94t ______Bohn Hilliard, at Texas Tech ______1934 Junior Freshman 3. 93t ______D’Onta Foreman, Kansas ______11/7/2015 1. 2,028 ___D’Onta Foreman ______2016 1. 1,053 ___Cedric Benson ______2001 _ 4. 91t ______Chris Warren, III, Texas Tech ______11/26/2015 2. 1,893 ___Ricky Williams ______1997 2. 998 ____ Vince Young (QB) ______2003 5. 88t ______Adrian Walker, vs. Houston ______1992 6. 87t ______Ricky Williams, at Baylor ______1997 TEXAS’ TOP RUNNING BACK DUOS 7. 86t ______Jamaal Charles, vs. Nebraska ______2007 86t ______Jack Collins, vs. Maryland______1959 (each back must have rushed for at least 400 yards) 9. 85t ______Raymond Clayborn, at Arkansas ______1973 10. 84t ______Daje Johnson, vs. Baylor ______2012 TOTAL DUO (ATT-YDS-TD) YEAR 11. 83 ______Earl Campbell, vs. North Texas ______1976 1. 359-2,233-24 ______Earl Campbell (267-1,744-18) ______1977 12. 82t ______Terry Orr, at TCU ______1984 ______Ham Jones (92-489-6) ______13. 81 ______D’Onta Foreman, vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/2015 2. 342-2,089-18 ______Shon Mitchell (176-1,099-10) ______1995 81t ______Cotton Speyrer, vs. SMU ______1968 ______Ricky Williams (166-990-8) ______3. 345-1,938-26 ______Chris Gilbert (184-1,132-13) ______1968 15. 80t ______Vince Young, at Oklahoma State ______2005 ______Steve Worster (161-806-13) ______80t ______Jamaal Charles, vs. Oklahoma ______2005 4. 322-1,896-24 ______Ricky Williams (205-1,272-20) ______1996 80t ______Hodges Mitchell, at Oklahoma State ______1999 ______Shon Mitchell (117-625-4) ______80t ______Ricky Williams, at Missouri ______1997 5. 344-1,796-13 ______Eric Metcalf (223-1,161-10) ______1987 80t ______Herkie Walls, vs. Missouri ______1982 ______Darron Norris (121-635-3) ______80t ______James Saxton, vs. SMU ______1961

MOST TOUCHDOWNS Game ______6______Ricky Williams vs. New Mexico State/Rice ______1998 Season ______27______Ricky Williams ______1998 Career ______72______Ricky Williams ______1995-98

112 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE ALL-TIME RUSHING LEADERS 1. RICKY WILLIAMS • 6,279 TEXAS’ ALL-TIME 1,000-YARD RUSHERS YEAR ___G ___ATT _ YARDS _AVG. _ YPG ___ TD 1998 __ 11 _ 361* 2,124* _ 5.9 _ 193.1* _ 27* _PLAYER, POSITION ____ YEARS ______ATTEMPTS ___ YARDS ____ AVG. _____ TDs 1997 __ 11 __ 279 __ 1,893 __ 6.8 __ 172.1 ___ 25 1.__Ricky Williams, TB/FB ____1995-98 ______1,011 _____ 6,279* ______6.2 ______72* 1996 __ 12 __ 205 __ 1,272 __ 6.2 __ 106.0 ___ 12 2.__Cedric Benson, TB ______2001-04 ______1,112* ______5,540 ______5.0 ______64 1995 __ 12 __ 166 __ 990 __ 6.0 __82.5 ____ 8 Career _ 46 _ 1,011 6,279* _ 6.2 _ 136.5* _ 72* 3.__Earl Campbell, TB/FB_____ 1974-77 ______765 ______4,443 ______5.8 ______40 * UT record 4.__Jamaal Charles, TB ______2005-07 ______533 ______3,328 ______6.2 ______36 2. CEDRIC BENSON • 5,540 5.__Chris Gilbert, TB ______1966-68 ______595 ______3,231 ______5.4 ______28 6.__Vince Young, QB ______2003-05 ______457 ______3,127 ______6.8* ______37 YEAR ___G ___ATT _ YARDS _AVG. _ YPG ___ TD 7.__Roosevelt Leaks, FB _____ 1972-74 ______555 ______2,923 ______5.3 ______26 2004 __ 12 __ 326 __ 1,834 __ 5.6 __ 152.8 ___ 19 2003 __ 12 __ 258 __ 1,360 __ 5.1 __ 108.8 ___ 21 8.__A.J. “Jam” Jones, TB _____ 1978-81 ______645 ______2,874 ______4.5 ______27 2002 __ 13 __ 305 __1,293 __ 4.2 __99.5 ___ 12 9.__D’Onta Foreman, RB _____ 2014-16 ______433 ______2,782 ______6.4 ______20 2001 __ 12 __ 223 __1,053 __ 4.7 __87.8 ___ 12 10.__Malcolm Brown, TB _____ 2011-14 ______623 ______2,678 ______4.3 ______24 Career _ 49 _1,112* _5,540 __ 5.0 __113.1 ___ 64 11.__Hodges Mitchell, TB ____ 1997-2000 ______517 ______2,664 ______5.2 ______20 3. EARL CAMPBELL • 4,443 12.__Eric Metcalf, TB ______1985-88 ______586 ______2,661 ______4.5 ______23 YEAR ___G ___ATT _ YARDS _AVG. _ YPG ___ TD 13. _Johnathan Gray, RB _____ 2012-15 ______578 ______2,607 ______4.5 ______17 1977 __ 11 __ 267 __ 1,744 __ 6.5 __ 158.5 ___ 18 14.__Jim Bertelsen, TB ______1969-71 ______412 ______2,510 ______6.1 ______33 1976 ___7 ___138 __ 653 __ 4.7 __93.3 ____ 3 15.__Adrian Walker, TB ______1989-92 ______501 ______2,473 ______4.9 ______17 1975 __ 11 __ 198 __ 1,118 __ 5.6 __ 101.6 ___ 13 1974 __ 11 __ 162 __ 928 __ 5.7 __84.4 ____ 6 16.__Steve Worster, FB ______1968-70 ______457 ______2,353 ______5.1 ______36 Career _ 40 __765 __4,443 __ 5.8 __111.1 ___ 40 17.__Phil Brown, FB ______1990-93 ______404 ______2,102 ______5.2 ______16 18.__Darron Norris, TB ______1985-88 ______457 ______2,079 ______4.5 ______12 4. JAMAAL CHARLES • 3,328 19.__Marty Akins, QB ______1973-75 ______415 ______2,020 ______4.9 ______26 YEAR ___G ___ATT _ YARDS _AVG. _ YPG ___ TD 20.__Byron Townsend, TB _____ 1949-51 ______416 ______1,783 ______4.3 ______22 2007 __ 13 __ 258 __ 1,619 __ 6.3 __ 124.5 ___ 18 21.__Shon Mitchell, TB ______1995-96 ______293 ______1,724 ______5.9 ______14 2006 __ 12 __ 156 __ 831 __ 5.3 __69.3 ____ 7 2005 __ 13 __ 119 __ 878 __ 7.4 __67.5 ___ 11 __Gib Dawson, TB ______1950-52 ______326 ______1,724 ______5.3 ______14 Career _ 38 __533 __3,328 __ 6.2 __ 87.6 ___ 36 23.__Selvin Young, TB ______2002-06 ______365 ______1,713 ______4.7 ______25 5. CHRIS GILBERT • 3,231 24.__John Walker, TB ______1980-83 ______388 ______1,641 ______4.2 ______15 25. _Darryl Clark, TB ______1980-82 ______310 ______1,604 ______5.2 ______3 YEAR ___G ___ATT _ YARDS _AVG. _ YPG ___ TD 26.__Tommy Ford, TB ______1961-63 ______355 ______1,577 ______4.4 ______14 1968 __ 10 __ 184 __ 1,132 __ 6.2 __ 113.2 ___ 13 1967 __ 10 __ 205 __ 1,019 __ 5.0 __ 101.9 ____ 9 27.__Colt McCoy, QB ______2006-09 ______447 ______1,571 ______3.5 ______20 1966 __ 10 __ 206 __ 1,080 __ 5.2 __ 108.0 ____ 6 28. _James Saxton, TB ______1959-61 ______238 ______1,524 ______6.4 ______12 Career _ 30 __595 __3,231 __ 5.4 __107.7 ___ 28 29.__Richard Ochoa, FB ______1950-52 ______343 ______1,494 ______4.4 ______6 6. VINCE YOUNG • 3,127 30.__Cody Johnson, TB ______2008-11 ______345 ______1,465 ______4.2 ______36 31.__Jack Crain, TB ______1939-41 ______283 ______1,436 ______5.1 ______23 YEAR ___G ___ATT _ YARDS _AVG. _ YPG ___ TD 2005 __ 13 __ 155 __1,050 __ 6.8 __80.8 ___ 12 32.__Ted Koy, TB ______1967-69 ______295 ______1,397 ______4.7 ______8 2004 __ 12 __ 167 __1,079 __ 6.5 __89.9 ___ 14 33.__Joe Bergeron, TB ______2011-13 ______272 ______1,392 ______5.1 ______25 2003 __ 10 __ 135 __ 998 __ 7.4 __83.2 ___ 11 34.__Billy Quinn, TB ______1952-54 ______277 ______1,366 ______4.9 ______15 Career _ 35 __457 __3,127 __ 6.8 __ 84.5 ___ 37 35.__Donnie Little, QB ______1978-81 ______321 ______1,306 ______4.1 ______11 7. ROOSEVELT LEAKS • 2,923 36. _Terry Orr, FB ______1981-84 ______268 ______1,279 ______4.8 ______11 YEAR ___G ___ATT _ YARDS _AVG. _ YPG ___ TD 37.__Priest Holmes, TB ______1992-96 ______252 ______1,276 ______5.1 ______20 1974 __ 10 __ 96 __ 409 __ 4.3 __ 40.9 ____ 4 38.__Fozzy Whittaker, TB _____ 2008-11 ______263 ______1,233 ______4.7 ______12 1973 __ 10 __ 229 __ 1,415 __ 6.2 __ 141.5 ___ 14 39.__Walter Fondren, TB _____ 1955-57 ______301 ______1,217 ______4.0 ______11 1972 __ 10 __ 230 __ 1,099 __ 4.8 __ 109.9 ____ 8 Career _ 30 __555 __2,923 __ 5.3 __ 97.4 ___ 26 40.__Rodrick Walker, TB ______1991-94 ______272 ______1,211 ______4.5 ______9 __Eddie Phillips, QB ______1969-71 ______253 ______1,211 ______4.8 ______19 8. A.J. ‘JAM’ JONES • 2,874 42.__Chris Samuels, TB ______1987-90 ______213 ______1,084 ______5.1 ______12 YEAR ___G ___ATT _ YARDS _AVG. _ YPG ___ TD 43.__Ray Poage, FB ______1960-62 ______285 ______1,082 ______3.8 ______11 1981 ___9 ___190 __ 834 __ 4.4 __92.7 ____ 6 44.__Randall Clay, TB______1947-49 ______297 ______1,076 ______3.6 ______11 1980 ___7 ___146 __ 657 __ 4.5 __93.9 ____ 8 1979 ___9 ___188 __ 918 __ 4.9 __102.0 ___10 45.__Delano Womack, TB _____ 1953-55 ______238 ______1,064 ______4.5 ______13 1978 __ 11 __ 121 __ 465 __ 3.8 __42.3 ____ 3 46.__Mike Dowdle, FB ______1957-59 ______259 ______1,056 ______4.1 ______13 Career _ 36 __645 __2,874 __ 4.5 __ 79.8 ___ 27 47.__Ham Jones, TB ______1976-78 ______246 ______1,053 ______4.3 ______10 9. D’ONTA FOREMAN • 2,782 __Butch Hadnot, TB ______1990-91 ______208 ______1,042 ______5.0 ______11 49.__Graylon Wyatt, TB _____ 1974-75,77 ______152 ______1,008 ______6.6 ______16 YEAR ___G ___ATT _ YARDS _AVG. _ YPG ___ TD 2016 __ 11 __ 323 __ 2,028 __ 6.3 __ 184.4 ___ 15 50.__Ray Borneman, FB ______1948-49 ______180 ______1,005 ______5.6 ______12 2015 __ 10 __ 95 __ 681 __ 7.2 __ 68.1 ____ 5 --__Chris Warren III, RB __ 2015-present ______133 ______836 ______6.3 ______7 2014 ___7 ___15 ___73 ___4.9 __10.4 ____ 0 *School record Career _ 28 __433 __2,782 __ 6.4 __ 99.4 ___ 20 TEXASSPORTS.COM 113 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 100 YARD RUSHING GAMES MOST 100-YARD GAMES (SINGLE SEASON) TOP RUSHING GAMES (BY CLASS)

GAMES PLAYER CLASS YEAR Senior ______350 ______by Ricky Williams ______vs. Iowa State (10/3/1998) 1. 11______D’Onta Foreman ______Junior ______2016 Junior ______342 ______by Roosevelt Leaks ______at SMU (11/3/1973) 11______Earl Campbell ______Senior ______1977 ______341 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) 3. 10______Ricky Williams ______Senior ______1998 Sophomore ______245 ______by Chris Gilbert ______at Baylor (11/5/1966) 10______Cedric Benson ______Senior ______2004 Freshman ______276 ______by Chris Warren, III ______Texas Tech (11/26/2015) 5. 8______Ricky Williams ______Junior ______1997 6. 7______Jamaal Charles ______Junior ______2007 7______Hodges Mitchell ______Junior ______1999 TOP RUSHING GAMES (BY LOCATION) 7______Ricky Williams ______Sophomore ______1996 7______Roosevelt Leaks ______Sophomore ______1972 Home ______350 ______by Ricky Williams ______vs. Iowa State (10/3/1998) 7______Chris Gilbert ______Sophomore ______1966 Road ______342 ______by Roosevelt Leaks ______at SMU (11/3/1973) 11. 6______Cedric Benson ______Junior ______2003 Neutral ______223 ______by Ricky Williams ______vs. Oklahoma (10/11/1997) 12. 5______Malcolm Brown ______Junior ______2013 Bowl game ______203 ______by Ricky Williams ______1999 Cotton Bowl 5______Cedric Benson ______Freshman ______2001 ______vs. Mississippi State (1/1/2000) 5______Shon Mitchell ______Junior ______1995 5______Eric Metcalf ______Senior ______1988 5______A.J. “Jam” Jones______Sophomore ______1979 FOUR 100-YARD RUSHERS IN A GAME (1 TIME) 5______Earl Campbell ______Sophomore ______1975 5______Roosevelt Leaks ______Junior ______1973 11/1/1969 ______at SMU ______Jim Bertelsen (137), Steve Worster (137), Ted Koy (111), QB James Street (121) 5______Chris Gilbert ______Senior ______1968 20. 4______D’Onta Foreman ______Sophomore ______2015 4______Vince Young ______Sophomore ______2004 THREE 100-YARD RUSHERS IN A GAME (2 TIMES) 4______Cedric Benson ______Sophomore ______2002 4______Hodges Mitchell ______Senior ______2000 11/9/1968 _____ at Baylor ____ Chris Gilbert (212), Steve Worster (137), QB James Street (108) 4______Priest Holmes ______Junior ______1994 11/27/1952 ____ at Texas A&M _ Gib Dawson (134), Billy Quinn (127), QB James “T” Jones (104) 4______Adrian Walker ______Senior ______1992 4______Eric Metcalf ______Junior ______1987 TWO 100-YARD RUSHERS IN A GAME (35 TIMES) 4______Darryl Clark ______Senior ______1982 4______A.J. “Jam” Jones______Senior ______1981 4______A.J. “Jam” Jones______Junior ______1980 10/1/2016 ______at Oklahoma State ______D’Onta Foreman (148), Chris Warren III (106) 4______Earl Campbell ______Freshman ______1974 9/17/2016 ______at California ______D’Onta Foreman (157), Chris Warren III (119) 4______Steve Worster ______Senior ______1970 10/10/2015 _____ vs. Oklahoma______D’Onta Foreman (117), QB Jerrod Heard (115) 4______Steve Worster ______Sophomore ______1968 11/28/2013 _____ vs. Texas Tech ______Malcolm Brown (128), Joe Bergeron (102) 4______Chris Gilbert ______Junior ______1967 10/12/2013 _____ vs. Oklahoma______Johnathan Gray (123), Malcolm Brown (120) 9/1/2012 ______vs. Wyoming ______Joe Bergeron (110), Malcolm Brown (105) MOST 100-YARD GAMES (CAREER) 10/29/2011 _____ vs. Kansas ______Joe Bergeron (136), Malcolm Brown (119) 11/26/2009 _____ at Texas A&M ______QB Colt McCoy (175), Tre’ Newton (107) 11/3/2007 ______at Oklahoma State ______Jamaal Charles (180), QB Colt McCoy (106) GAMES PLAYER YEAR 9/16/2006 ______at Rice ______Jamaal Charles (109), Selvin Young (101) 1. 28______Ricky Williams ______1995-98 11/13/2004 _____ at Kansas ______Cedric Benson (161), QB Vince Young (114) 2. 25______Cedric Benson ______2001-04 11/6/2004 ______vs. Oklahoma State ______Cedric Benson (141), QB Vince Young (123) 3. 22______Earl Campbell ______1974-77 10/23/2004 _____ at Texas Tech ______Cedric Benson (168), QB Vince Young (158) 4. 16______Chris Gilbert ______1967-69 11/1/2003 ______vs. Nebraska ______Cedric Benson (174), QB Vince Young (163) 5. 15______D’Onta Foreman ______2014-present 11/9/1996 ______vs. Texas Tech ______Ricky Williams (143), Shon Mitchell (150) 6. 14______A.J. “Jam” Jones______1978-81 10/5/1996 ______vs. Oklahoma State ______Ricky Williams (156), Shon Mitchell (117) 7. 12______Roosevelt Leaks ______1972-74 11/4/1995 ______vs. Texas Tech ______Ricky Williams (113), Shon Mitchell (105) 8. 11______Malcolm Brown ______2011-14 9/24/1994 ______at TCU ______Priest Holmes (107), Rodrick Walker (106) 11______Jamaal Charles ______2005-07 10/24/1992 _____ vs. Houston ______Adrian Walker (126), Priest Holmes (114) 11______Hodges Mitchell ______1997-2000 10/3/1987 ______vs. Rice ______Eric Metcalf (157), Darron Norris (123) 11. 10______Vince Young ______2003-05 11/21/1981 _____ at Baylor ______A.J. “Jam” Jones (146), Darryl Clark (131) 10______Eric Metcalf ______1985-88 11/151980 ______at TCU ______QB Donnie Little (119), Darryl Clark (115) 10______Steve Worster ______1968-70 11/12/1977 _____ vs. TCU ______Earl Campbell (153), QB Johnny “Lam” Jones (108) 12/4/1976 ______vs. Arkansas ______Earl Campbell (131), QB Mark McBath (118) MOST CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD GAMES 9/20/1975 ______at Washington ______Earl Campbell (198), QB Marty Akins (140) 10/2/1971 ______vs. Oregon ______QB Donnie Wigginton (116), Jim Bertelsen (114) 9/26/1970 ______at Texas Tech ______QB Eddie Phillips (127), Billy Dale (114) GAMES PLAYER CLASS YEAR 10/24/1970 _____ at Rice ______Steve Worster (170), Jim Bertelsen (108) 1. 13______D’Onta Foreman ______Junior ______2015-16 10/31/1970 _____ vs. SMU ______Steve Worster (144), Jim Bertelsen (139) 2. 11______Earl Campbell ______Senior ______1977 12/5/1970 ______vs. Arkansas ______Jim Bertelsen (189), Steve Worster (126) 3. 6______Cedric Benson ______Senior ______2004 10/25/1968 _____ at Rice ______Chris Gilbert (213), Ted Koy (117) 6______Chris Gilbert ______Sophomore ______1966 12/17/1966 _____ vs. Mississippi^ ______Chris Gilbert (156),QB Bill Bradley (105) 5. 5______Cedric Benson ______Junior ______2003 11/14/1964 _____ at TCU ______Harold Phillip (106), QB Marvin Kristynik (100) 5______Cedric Benson ______Freshman ______2001 11/13/1954 _____ at TCU ______Billy Quinn (129), Chester Simcik (101) 5______Ricky Williams ______Senior ______1998 10/6/1951 ______vs. North Carolina ______Gib Dawson (144), Dick Ochoa (128) 5______Roosevelt Leaks ______Sophomore ______1972 9. 4______Hodges Mitchell ______Junior ______1999 ^ Bluebonnet Bowl 4______Ricky Williams ______Junior ______1997 4______Shon Mitchell ______Junior ______1995 4______A.J. “Jam”Jones ______Junior ______1980 4______A.J. “Jam” Jones______Sophomore ______1979 4______Chris Gilbert ______Senior ______1968

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300-yard rushing games (single season) Consecutive 200-yard rushing games RK. GAMES PLAYER CLASS YEAR RK. GAMES PLAYER CLASS YEAR 1. 2 ______Ricky Williams ______Senior ______1998 1. 4 ______Ricky Williams ______Junior ______1997 2. 2 ______D’Onta Foreman ______Junior ______2016 200-yard rushing games (single season) 2 ______Hodges Mitchell ______Senior ______2000 1. 6 ______Ricky Williams ______Junior ______1997 2 ______Ricky Williams ______Senior ______1998 2. 5 ______Ricky Williams ______Senior ______1998 3. 2 ______Vince Young ______Junior ______2005 200-yard rushing games (career) 2 ______Hodges Mitchell ______Senior ______2000 1. 12 ______Ricky Williams ______1995-98 2 ______Earl Campbell ______Senior ______1977 2. 4 ______Chris Gilbert ______1966-68 2 ______Roosevelt Leaks ______Junior ______1973 3. 3 ______D’Onta Foreman ______2014- 2 ______Chris Gilbert ______Senior ______1968 3 ______Cedric Benson ______2001-04 3 ______Hodges Mitchell ______1997-2000 Consecutive 300-yard rushing games 3 ______Earl Campbell ______1974-77 1. 2 ______Ricky Williams ______Senior ______1998 7. 2 ______Vince Young ______2003-05 2 ______Roosevelt Leaks ______1972-74 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES (BIG 12 OPPONENTS)

HIGH GAME LAST 100-YARD RUSHER

OPPONENT ______ATT-YDS ______NAME ______DATE ATT-YDS ______NAME ______DATE Texas Tech (37) ______33-341 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______11/5/2016 33-341 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______11/5/2016 Baylor (35) ______39-259 ______by Ricky Williams ______10/24/1998 32-250 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______10/29/2016 TCU (30) ______36-206 ______by Eric Metcalf ______11/14/1987 31-165 ______by D’onta Foreman ______11/25/2016 Oklahoma (19) ______40-223 ______by Ricky Williams ______10/11/1997 25-159 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______10/8/2016 Oklahoma State (16) ______21-267 ______by Vince Young ______10/29/2005 18-148 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______10/1/2016 ______10-106 ______by Chris Warren III ______10/1/2016 Kansas (11) ______37-264 ______by Hodges Mitchell ______11/11/2000 51-250 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______11/19/2016 Iowa State (6) ______37-350 ______by Ricky Williams ______10/3/1998 30-136 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______10/15/2016 Kansas State (4) ______19-161 ______by Jackie Field ______9/26/1942 24-124 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______10/22/2016 West Virginia (3) ______35-167 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______11/12/2016 35-167 ______by D’Onta Foreman ______11/12/2016 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES (2017 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS)

HIGH GAME LAST 100-YARD RUSHER

OPPONENT ______ATT-YDS ______NAME ______DATE ATT-YDS ______NAME ______DATE Maryland (3) ______14-104 ______Johnny “Ham” Jones ______12/23/1978 14-104 ______Johnny “Ham” Jones ______12/23/1978 Southern California (1) ______19-200 ______Vince Young ______1/4/2006 19-200 ______Vince Young ______1/4/2006 San Jose State (0) ______

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Rk ______YDS ___ ATT _____NAME,CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE 300-YARD GAMES (4) ______175 ___ 33 _____Roosevelt Leaks, So. ______vs. SMU _____ 11/4/1972 Rk ______YDS ___ ATT _____NAME,CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE 66. ______174 ___ 23 _____Jamaal Charles ______vs. Texas Tech _____11/10/2007 1. ______350 ___ 37 _____Ricky Williams, Sr. ______vs. Iowa State _____ 10/3/1998 ______174 ___ 28 _____Cedric Benson, Jr. ______vs. Nebraska _____ 11/1/2003 2. ______342 ___ 37 _____Roosevelt Leaks, Jr. ______at SMU _____ 11/3/1973 68. ______173 ___ 24 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______at Houston _____ 11/5/1977 3. ______341 ___ 33 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______at Texas Tech _____ 11/5/2016 ______173 ___ 16 _____James Saxton, Sr. ______at SMU _____ 11/4/1961 4. ______318 ___ 30 _____Ricky Williams, Sr. ______vs. Rice _____ 9/26/1998 70. ______172 ___ 25 _____Chris Gilbert, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 9/30/1967 71. ______171 ___ 16 _____James Saxton, Sr. ______vs. Baylor _____11/11/1961 200-YARD GAMES (32) 72. ______170 ___ 23 _____Steve Worster, Sr. ______at Rice _____10/24/1970 Rk ______YDS ___ ATT _____NAME,CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE 73. ______168 ___ 38 _____Cedric Benson, Sr. ______at Texas Tech _____10/23/2004 5. ______290 ___ 33 _____Jamaal Charles, Jr. ______vs. Nebraska _____10/27/2007 74. ______167 ___ 35 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______vs. West Virginia _____11/12/2016 6. ______283 ___ 35 _____Cedric Benson, Jr. ______at Texas A&M _____11/28/2003 ______167 ___ 30 _____Adrian Walker, Fr. ______vs. TCU _____11/18/1989 7. ______276 ___ 25 _____Chris Warren, III., Fr. ______Texas Tech _____11/26/2015 76. ______166 ___ 30 _____Hodges Mitchell, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____11/13/1999 8. ______267 ___ 21 _____Vince Young, Jr. (QB) ______at Oklahoma State _____10/29/2005 ______166 ___ 24 _____Butch Hadnot, So. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 11/2/1991 9. ______264 ___ 37 _____Hodges Mitchell, Sr. ______at Kansas _____11/11/2000 78. ______165 ___ 31 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______vs. TCU _____11/25/2016 10. ______259 ___ 44 _____Ricky Williams, Sr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/27/1998 ______165 ___ 33 _____Cedric Benson, Sr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/26/2004 ______259 ___ 39 _____Ricky Williams, Sr. ______vs. Baylor _____10/24/1998 ______165 ___ 29 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, Jr. ______vs. Arkansas ______9/1/1980 12. ______250 ___ 51 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______at Kansas _____11/19/2016 81. ______164 ___ 23 _____Eddie Phillips, Sr. (QB) ______vs. Notre Dame+ ______1/1/1971 ______250 ___ 32 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______vs. Baylor _____10/29/2016 82. ______163 ___ 24 _____Jerrod Heard, R-Fr. (QB) ______vs. California _____ 9/19/2015 14. ______249 ___ 28 _____Ricky Williams, Jr. ______at Rice _____ 9/27/1997 ______163 ___ 14 _____Vince Young, Fr. (QB) ______vs. Nebraska _____ 11/1/2003 15. ______245 ___ 24 _____Chris Gilbert, So. ______at Baylor _____ 11/5/1966 ______163 ___ 24 _____Ricky Williams, Fr. ______at Texas A&M _____ 12/2/1995 16. ______241 ___ 31 _____Ricky Williams, Jr. ______at Baylor _____ 11/1/1997 85. ______162 ___ 20 _____Darryl Clark, Sr. ______vs. Utah _____ 9/18/1982 17. ______235 ___ 23 _____Ricky Williams, Jr. ______at Missouri _____10/18/1997 ______162 ___ 29 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, Sr. ______vs. TCU _____11/14/1981 18. ______229 ___ 45 _____Hodges Mitchell, Sr. ______at Texas Tech _____ 11/4/2000 ______162 ___ 35 _____Roosevelt Leaks, So. ______at Baylor _____11/11/1972 19. ______223 ___ 40 _____Ricky Williams, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/11/1997 ______162 ___ 38 _____Chris Gilbert, Jr. ______at Arkansas _____10/21/1967 20. ______222 ___ 27 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______at Texas A&M _____11/26/1977 ______162 ___ 10 _____Pete Layden, Sr. ______vs. LSU _____ 10/4/1941 21. ______215 ___ 36 _____Ricky Williams, Sr. ______vs. New Mexico State ______9/5/1998 ______162 ___ — _____Len Barrell, Sr. ______vs. Baylor _____10/10/1914 22. ______213 ___ 28 _____Cedric Benson, Fr. ______vs. Kansas _____11/10/2001 91. ______161 ___ 27 _____Jamaal Charles, Jr. ______vs. Arizona State _____12/27/2007 ______213 ___ 32 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______at SMU _____10/22/1977 ______161 ___ 28 _____Cedric Benson, Sr. ______at Kansas _____11/13/2004 ______213 ___ 25 _____Chris Gilbert, Sr. ______at Rice _____10/26/1968 ______161 ___ 27 _____Priest Holmes, Jr. ______vs. North Carolina* _____12/30/1994 25. ______212 ___ 28 _____Chris Gilbert, Sr. ______at Baylor _____ 11/9/1968 ______161 ___ 19 _____Jackie Field, Sr. ______vs. Kansas State _____ 9/26/1942 26. ______211 ___ 26 _____Ricky Williams, Jr. ______vs. Kansas _____11/15/1997 95. ______160 ___ 37 _____Cedric Benson, So. ______vs. Houston _____ 9/21/2002 27. ______209 ___ 24 _____Roosevelt Leaks, Jr. ______at Arkansas _____10/20/1973 ______160 ___ 29 _____Ricky Williams, Sr. ______at UCLA _____ 9/12/1998 28. ______208 ___ 31 _____Cedric Benson, So. ______at North Carolina _____ 9/14/2002 ______160 ___ 28 _____Earl Campbell, So. ______at SMU _____ 11/1/1975 ______208 ___ 32 _____Earl Campbell, Jr. ______vs. North Texas _____ 9/18/1976 98. ______159 ___ 25 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/8/2016 30. ______206 ___ 36 _____Eric Metcalf, Jr. ______vs. TCU _____11/14/1987 ______159 ___ 38 _____Chris Gilbert, Jr. ______at Arkansas _____10/21/1967 31. ______204 ___ 30 _____Hodges Mitchell, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/9/1999 ______159 ___ 21 _____Chris Gilbert, Jr. ______vs. Houston _____ 9/21/1968 32. ______203 ___ 30 _____Ricky Williams, Sr. ______vs. Mississippi State+ ______1/1/1999 101. ______158 ___ 25 _____Vince Young, So. (QB) ______at Texas Tech _____10/23/2004 33. ______202 ___ 18 _____Chris Gilbert, Jr. ______vs. TCU _____11/18/1967 ______158 ___ 33 _____Hodges Mitchell, Jr. ______at Iowa State _____10/30/1999 34. ______201 ___ 29 _____Ricky Williams, Jr. ______vs. Colorado _____10/25/1997 ______158 ___ 15 _____Gib Dawson, Jr. ______at Texas A&M _____11/29/1951 ______201 ___ 28 _____Darryl Clark, Sr. ______at Baylor _____11/20/1982 ______158 ___ 24 _____Byron Townsend, Jr. ______vs. Purdue _____ 9/30/1950 36. ______200 ___ 19 _____Vince Young, Jr. (QB) ______vs. USC! ______1/4/2006 105. ______157 ___ 21 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______at California _____ 9/17/2016 ______157 ___ 12 _____D’Onta Foreman, So. ______Kansas _____ 11/7/2015 100-YARD GAMES (355) ______157 ___ 31 _____Cedric Benson, Fr. ______at Missouri _____10/27/2001 Rk ______YDS ___ ATT _____NAME,CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE ______157 ___ 27 _____Darron Norris, Sr. ______at TCU _____11/12/1988 37. ______199 ___ 30 _____Cedric Benson, So. ______vs. Iowa State _____10/26/2002 ______157 ___ 17 _____Eric Metcalf, Jr. ______vs. Rice _____ 10/3/1987 ______199 ___ 15 _____Ralph Ellsworth, So. ______vs. Rice _____12/23/1943 110. ______156 ___ 13 _____Ricky Williams, So. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 10/9/1996 39. ______198 ___ 27 _____Earl Campbell, So. ______at Washington _____ 9/20/1975 ______156 ___ 29 _____Eric Metcalf, Sr. ______at Texas Tech _____10/29/1988 40. ______195 ___ 29 _____Joe Bergeron, Fr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 11/5/2011 ______156 ___ 19 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______vs. Virginia _____ 9/17/1977 ______195 ___ 18 _____Terry Orr, Sr. ______at TCU _____11/17/1984 ______156 ___ 22 _____Alan Lowry, Sr. (QB) ______vs. Arkansas _____10/21/1972 42. ______193 ___ 29 _____Roosevelt Leaks, Jr. ______vs. Rice _____10/27/1973 ______156 ___ 26 _____Chris Gilbert, So. ______vs. Mississippi^ _____12/17/1966 43. ______192 ___ 21 _____Vince Young, So. (QB) ______vs. Michigan! ______1/1/2005 115. ______155 ___ 19 _____Ricky Williams, Jr. ______vs. Rutgers ______9/6/1997 44. ______191 ___ 29 _____Joe Bergeron, Fr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 11/5/2011 ______155 ___ 16 _____Adrian Walker, Sr. ______at Texas Tech _____10/31/1992 45. ______190 ___ 25 _____Ricky Williams, So. ______at Kansas _____11/16/1996 ______155 ___ 25 _____John Walker, So. ______vs. Rice _____ 9/12/1981 46. ______189 ___ 16 _____Jamaal Charles, Fr. ______vs. Rice ____ 9/17/2005 ______155 ___ 20 _____Steve Worster, Sr. ______vs. Notre Dame+ ______1/1/1970 ______189 ___ 20 _____Cedric Benson, Sr. ______vs. Rice _____ 9/25/2004 119. ______154 ___ 15 _____Roosevelt Leaks, So. ______at Rice _____10/28/1972 ______189 ___ 30 _____Jim Bertelsen, Jr. ______vs. Arkansas _____ 12/5/1970 ______154 ___ 34 _____Roosevelt Leaks, So. ______vs. Arkansas _____10/21/1972 49. ______188 ___ 29 _____Cedric Benson, Sr. ______at Arkansas _____ 9/11/2004 ______154 ___ 24 _____Ray Borneman, Sr. ______vs. Purdue _____ 9/30/1950 ______188 ___ 34 _____Cedric Benson, Sr. ______vs. Baylor _____ 10/2/2004 122. ______153 ___ 22 _____Jamaal Charles, Jr. ______at UCF _____ 9/15/2007 ______188 ___ 21 _____Hodges Mitchell, Jr. ______vs. Rice _____ 9/18/1999 ______153 ___ 11 _____Darron Norris, Fr. ______at Stanford _____ 9/28/1985 ______188 ___ 34 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______at Arkansas _____10/15/1977 ______153 ___ 21 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______vs. TCU _____11/12/1977 ______188 ___ 23 _____Marty Akins, Jr. (QB) ______at Rice _____10/26/1974 ______153 ___ 30 _____Roosevelt Leaks, Jr. ______at Miami (Fla.) _____ 9/21/1973 54. ______187 ___ 22 _____Charles Hunter, Fr. ______at Houston _____ 11/9/1985 126. ______152 ___ 26 _____Ivan Williams, So. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 9/29/2001 55. ______184 ___ 14 _____Phil Brown, Sr. ______vs. Rice _____ 10/2/1993 ______152 ___ 28 _____Chris Gilbert, So. ______vs. SMU _____10/29/1966 56. ______183 ___ 33 _____Ricky Williams, Jr. ______at Texas A&M _____11/28/1997 128. ______151 ___ 18 _____Hodges Mitchell, Sr. ______vs. Missouri _____10/21/2000 57. ______182 ___ 15 _____Johnny “Lam” Jones, Fr. ______at Rice _____ 10/2/1976 ______151 ___ 28 _____Adrian Walker, Fr. ______vs. Rice _____ 10/7/1989 58. ______181 ___ 15 _____Cedric Benson, Sr. ______vs. North Texas ______9/4/2004 130. ______150 ___ 28 _____Cedric Benson, Sr. ______vs. Missouri _____10/16/2004 ______181 ___ 30 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______vs. Baylor _____11/19/1977 ______150 ___ 37 _____Ricky Williams, Sr. ______at Nebraska _____10/31/1998 60. ______180 ___ 16 _____Jamaal Charles, Jr. ______at Oklahoma State _____ 11/3/2007 ______150 ___ 15 _____Shon Mitchell, Sr. ______at Texas Tech _____ 11/9/1996 ______180 ___ 27 _____Cedric Benson, Jr. ______at Oklahoma State _____ 11/8/2003 ______150 ___ 18 _____Earl Campbell, So. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 9/27/1975 ______180 ___ 19 _____Shon Mitchell, Jr. ______vs. SMU _____ 9/30/1995 134. ______149 ___ 20 _____Hodges Mitchell, Jr. ______at Oklahoma State _____ 11/6/1999 63. ______178 ___ 36 _____John Walker, So. ______at Texas A&M _____11/26/1981 135. ______148 ___ 17 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______at Oklahoma State _____ 10/1/2016 64. ______175 ___ 18 _____Colt McCoy, Sr. (QB) ______at Texas A&M _____11/26/2009 ______148 ___ 25 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, So. ______vs. Rice _____ 10/6/1979

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Rk ______YDS ___ ATT _____NAME,CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE Rk ______YDS ___ ATT _____NAME,CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE 137. ______147 ___ 18 _____D’Onta Foreman ______at West Virginia _____11/14/2015 ______128 ___ 16 _____Dickie Ochoa, Jr. ______vs. North Carolina _____ 10/6/1951 ______147 ___ 29 _____Winfred Tubbs, Fr. ______at Texas A&M _____ 12/2/1989 ______128 ____5______Ben Procter, Jr. (WR) ______at Temple _____ 9/24/1949 139. ______146 ___ 15 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, Sr. ______vs. Baylor _____11/21/1981 211. ______127 ___ 28 _____Cody Johnson ______vs. Florida Atlantic _____11/20/2010 140. ______145 ___ 22 _____Ricky Williams, So. ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/29/1996 ______127 ___ 15 _____Chris Ogbonnaya, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/11/2008 ______145 ___ 20 _____Eric Metcalf, Jr. ______vs. Oregon State _____ 9/26/1987 ______127 ___ 15 _____Vince Young, Fr. (QB) ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/11/2003 ______145 ___ 21 _____Alan Lowry, Sr. (QB) ______vs. Utah State _____ 10/7/1972 ______127 ___ 29 _____Priest Holmes, Jr. ______vs. Louisville _____ 9/10/1994 ______145 ___ 18 _____Chris Gilbert, Sr. ______vs. SMU _____ 11/2/1968 ______127 ___ 21 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, Jr. ______vs. Oregon State _____ 9/27/1980 ______145 ___ 11 _____Walt Fondren, So. ______vs. Rice _____10/22/1955 ______127 ___ 31 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, So. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/13/1979 145. ______144 ___ 28 _____Johnathan Gray, So. ______vs. Kansas State _____ 9/21/2013 ______127 ___ 20 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, So. ______vs. TCU _____11/17/1979 ______144 ___ 25 _____Steve Worster, Sr. ______vs. SMU _____10/31/1970 ______127 ___ 11 _____Gralyn Wyatt, Jr. ______vs. Wyoming _____ 9/21/1974 ______144 ____9______Gib Dawson, Jr. ______vs. North Carolina _____ 10/6/1951 ______127 ___ 28 _____Earl Campbell, Fr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/29/1974 ______144 ___ 10 _____Jack Crain, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/11/1941 ______127 ____5______Raymond Clayborn, Fr. ______at Arkansas _____10/20/1973 149. ______143 ___ 21 _____Ricky Williams, So. ______at Texas Tech _____ 11/9/1996 ______127 ___ 18 _____Eddie Phillips, Jr. (QB) ______at Texas Tech _____ 9/26/1970 150. ______142 ___ 24 _____Cedric Benson, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____11/15/2003 ______127 ___ 16 _____Billy Quinn, So. ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/27/1952 ______142 ___ 15 _____Phil Brown, Sr. ______vs. Baylor _____11/20/1993 ______127 ___ 24 _____Byron Townsend, Jr. ______vs. Arkansas _____10/21/1950 ______142 ___ 30 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, So. ______at Missouri _____ 9/29/1979 224. ______126 ____8______Adrian Walker, Sr. ______vs. Houston _____10/24/1992 ______142 ___ 20 _____Eddie Phillips, Sr. (QB) ______at UCLA _____ 9/18/1971 ______126 ___ 24 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, Jr. ______vs. Utah State _____ 9/20/1980 ______142 ___ — _____Jack Crain, So. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/14/1939 ______126 ___ 21 _____Steve Worster, Sr. ______vs. Arkansas _____ 12/5/1970 155. ______141 ___ 23 _____Cedric Benson, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 11/6/2004 227. ______125 ___ 25 _____Hodges Mitchell, Sr. ______at Colorado _____10/14/2000 ______141 ___ 32 _____Cedric Benson, Sr. ______at Colorado _____10/30/2004 ______125 ___ 23 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, So. ______vs. Iowa State _____ 9/22/1979 ______141 ___ 30 _____Ricky Williams, Sr. ______at Texas Tech _____11/14/1998 ______125 ___ 16 _____Earl Campbell, Fr. ______vs. Washington _____ 10/5/1974 158. ______140 ___ 32 _____Cedric Benson, Jr. ______at Iowa State _____10/18/2003 ______125 ___ 26 _____Chris Gilbert, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 10/7/1967 ______140 ___ 21 _____Marty Akins, Sr. (QB) ______at Washington _____ 9/20/1975 ______125 ____6______Byron Gillory, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 9/20/1947 160. ______139 ___ 31 _____Ricky Williams, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/10/1998 ______125 ____8______Bobby Layne, Jr. (QB) ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 10/5/1946 ______139 ___ 14 _____Ricky Williams, Fr. ______vs. Virginia _____10/21/1995 233. ______124 ___ 24 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______at Kansas State _____10/22/2016 ______139 ___ 22 _____Adrian Walker, Sr. ______vs. North Texas _____ 9/26/1992 ______124 ___ 28 _____Cody Johnson, Jr. ______vs. Florida Atlantic _____11/20/2010 ______139 ___ 14 _____Jim Bertelsen, Jr. ______vs. SMU _____10/31/1970 ______124 ___ 23 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/8/1977 ______139 ___ 24 _____Tom Stockton, Sr.______vs. TCU _____11/13/1965 ______124 ___ 23 _____Jim Bertelsen, Sr. ______at UCLA _____ 9/18/1971 ______139 ___ 28 _____Dickie Ochoa, Jr. ______at SMU _____ 11/3/1951 ______124 ___ — _____Jack Crain, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/12/1940 166. ______138 ___ 19 _____Malcolm Brown Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____10/15/2011 ______124 ___ — _____Bohn Hilliard, Sr. ______at Arkansas _____11/23/1934 167. ______137 ___ 16 _____Darryl Clark, Sr. ______vs. Texas A&M ____11/25/1982 239. ______123 ___ 29 _____Johnathan Gray, So. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/12/2013 ______137 ___ 18 _____Jim Bertelsen, So. ______at SMU _____ 11/1/1969 ______123 ___ 12 _____Vince Young, So. (QB) ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 11/6/2004 ______137 ___ 21 _____Steve Worster, Jr. ______at SMU _____ 11/1/1969 ______123 ___ 11 _____Darron Norris, Jr. ______vs. Rice _____ 10/3/1987 ______137 ___ 23 _____Steve Worster, So. ______at Baylor _____ 11/9/1968 ______123 ___ 11 _____Eric Metcalf, Fr. ______vs. TCU _____11/16/1985 ______137 ___ 28 _____Steve Worster, So. ______at TCU _____11/16/1968 243. ______122 ___ 20 _____Kenny Hayter, So. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 9/30/2000 ______137 ___ 26 _____Chris Gilbert, So. ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/24/1966 ______122 ____9______Johnny “Lam” Jones, Fr. ______vs. SMU _____10/23/1976 173. ______136 ___ 30 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______vs. Iowa State _____10/15/2016 245. ______121 ___ 19 _____Jim Bertelsen, Sr. ______vs. Rice _____10/23/1971 ______136 ___ 13 _____Joe Bergeron ______vs. Kansas _____10/29/2011 ______121 ___ 15 _____James Street, Sr. (QB) ______at SMU _____ 11/1/1969 ______136 ___ 20 _____Jim Bertelsen, Jr. ______at Baylor _____ 11/6/1971 ______121 ___ 14 _____Steve Worster, So. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/12/1968 176. ______135 ___ 19 _____Malcolm Brown, Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____10/15/2011 248. ______120 ___ 23 _____Malcolm Brown, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/12/2013 ______135 ___ 14 _____Jamaal Charles, Fr. ______vs. Louisiana-Lafayette ______9/3/2005 ______120 ___ 28 _____Malcolm Brown, Fr. ______vs. Kansas _____10/29/2011 ______135 ___ 22 _____Marty Akins, Sr. (QB) ______at Arkansas _____10/18/1975 ______120 ____9______Priest Holmes, Sr. ______vs. Nebraska# _____ 12/7/1996 ______135 ___ 20 _____Harold Philipp, Jr. ______at Arkansas _____10/19/1963 ______120 ___ 19 _____Ronnie Robinson, Jr. ______vs. Baylor _____11/19/1983 180. ______134 ___ 22 _____Jamaal Charles, Jr. ______vs. TCU ______9/8/2007 ______120 ___ 25 _____Roosevelt Leaks, So. ______vs. Alabama+ ______1/1/1973 ______134 ___ 23 _____Butch Hadnot, Fr. ______vs. Houston _____11/10/1990 ______120 ____ 20 _____Donnie Wigginton, Sr. (QB) ______vs. Rice _____10/23/1971 ______134 ___ 36 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/10/1981 ______120 ___ — _____Bert Walker, Jr. ______vs. Trinity _____ 10/3/1914 ______134 ___ 23 _____Gib Dawson, Sr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/27/1952 255. ______119 ___ 18 _____Chris Warren III, So. ______at California _____ 9/17/2016 184. ______133 ___ 21 _____Eric Metcalf, Sr. ______vs. New Mexico _____ 9/17/1988 ______119 ___ 20 _____Malcolm Brown, Jr. ______vs. Kansas _____ 11/2/2013 ______133 ___ 31 _____Earl Campbell, So. ______vs. Baylor _____ 11/8/1975 ______119 ___ 28 _____Malcolm Brown, Fr. ______vs. Kansas _____10/29/2011 ______133 ___ 24 _____Ernie Koy, Sr. ______vs. Alabama% ______1/1/1965 ______119 ___ 18 _____Phil Brown, So. ______vs. Rice _____ 10/5/1991 187. ______132 ___ 12 _____Ricky Williams, So. ______vs. New Mexico State ______9/7/1996 ______119 ___ 16 _____Donnie Little, Jr. (QB) ______at TCU _____11/15/1980 ______132 ____6______Ben Procter, Jr. (WR) ______at Arkansas _____10/15/1949 260. ______118 ___ 12 _____Mark McBath, So. (QB) ______vs. Arkansas _____ 12/4/1976 ______132 ____9______Bubba Shands, So. ______vs. New Mexico _____ 10/2/1948 261. ______117 ____9______D’Onta Foreman, So. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/10/2015 190. ______131 ___ 24 _____D’Onta Foreman, Jr. ______vs. Notre Dame ______9/4/2016 ______117 ___ 19 _____Joe Bergeron, So. ______vs. Baylor _____10/20/2012 ______131 ___ 25 _____Malcolm Brown, Jr. ______at Baylor _____ 12/7/2013 ______117 ___ 27 _____Cedric Benson, So. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 10/5/2002 ______131 ___ 31 _____Cedric Benson, Fr. ______at Oklahoma State _____10/13/2001 ______117 ___ 12 _____Shon Mitchell, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 10/5/1996 ______131 ___ 22 _____Hodges Mitchell, Jr. ______at Baylor _____ 9/25/1999 ______117 ___ 28 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, Jr. ______at Rice _____ 10/4/1980 ______131 ___ 27 _____Eric Metcalf, Jr. ______vs. Baylor _____11/21/1987 ______117 ___ 16 _____Alan Lowry, Sr. (QB) ______vs. Alabama+ ______1/1/1973 ______131 ___ 13 _____Darryl Clark, Jr. ______vs. Baylor _____11/21/1981 ______117 ___ 11 _____Ted Koy, Jr. ______at Rice _____10/26/1968 ______131 ___ 13 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______vs. Rice _____ 10/1/1977 ______117 ___ 32 _____Chris Gilbert, So. ______at TCU _____11/12/1966 ______131 ___ 32 _____Earl Campbell, Jr. ______vs. Arkansas _____ 12/4/1976 ______117 ___ 17 _____Tom Landry, Sr. ______vs. Georgia% ______1/1/1949 ______131 ___ 20 _____Gib Dawson, Sr. ______vs. Arkansas _____10/18/1952 ______117 ___ — _____Jackie Field, Sr. ______at Arkansas _____10/17/1942 199. ______130 ___ 26 _____Malcolm Brown, Jr. ______vs. Oregon= _____12/30/2013 271. ______116 ___ 22 _____Malcolm Brown ______at Texas Tech _____ 11/1/2014 ______130 ___ 18 _____Cedric Benson, Jr. ______at Rice _____ 9/20/2003 ______116 ____9______Jamaal Charles, Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/8/2005 201. ______129 ____9______Eddie Phillips, Jr. (QB) ______vs. California _____ 9/19/1970 ______116 ___ 21 _____Mike Luck, Sr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____10/29/1983 ______129 ___ 21 _____Billy Quinn, Sr. ______at TCU _____11/13/1954 ______116 ___ 29 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______vs. Notre Dame+ ______1/1/1978 203. ______128 ___ 27 _____Malcolm Brown, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____11/28/2013 ______116 ___ 27 _____Earl Campbell, Sr.______vs. Texas Tech _____10/29/1977 ______128 ___ 21 _____Malcolm Brown, So. ______at Mississippi _____ 9/15/2012 ______116 ____ 13 _____Donnie Wigginton, Sr. (QB) ______vs. Oregon _____ 10/2/1971 ______128 ___ 21 _____Johnny “Ham” Jones, Sr. ______at Texas Tech _____ 9/30/1978 ______116 ___ 25 _____Chris Gilbert, So. ______at Rice _____10/22/1966 ______128 ___ 13 _____Steve Worster, So. ______at Texas Tech _____ 9/28/1968 ______116 ___ 24 _____Dickie Ochoa, Sr. ______at Rice _____10/25/1952 ______128 ___ 28 _____Ted Koy, Sr. ______at SMU _____ 11/4/1967 ______116 ___ 15 _____Gib Dawson, Jr. ______vs. Rice _____10/27/1951 ______128 ___ 26 _____Darryl Clark, Sr. ______vs. Missouri _____ 9/25/1982 281. ______115 ___ 21 _____Jerrod Heard, Fr. (QB) ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/10/2015

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Rk ______YDS ___ ATT _____NAME,CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE Rk ______YDS ___ ATT _____NAME,CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE ______115 ___ 25 _____Darron Norris, So. ______at Missouri _____ 9/20/1986 352. ______104 ____8______Vondrell McGee, Jr. ______vs. UTEP _____ 9/26/2009 ______115 ___ 16 _____Darryl Clark, So. ______at TCU _____11/15/1980 ______104 ___ 24 _____Rodrick Walker, Fr. ______vs. TCU _____11/16/1991 ______115 ___ 23 _____Marty Akins, Jr. (QB) ______vs. SMU _____ 11/2/1974 ______104 ___ 27 _____Eric Metcalf, Sr. ______vs. Houston _____ 11/5/1988 284. ______114 ___ 19 _____Vince Young, So. (QB) ______at Kansas _____11/13/2004 ______104 ___ 14 _____Johnny “Ham” Jones, Sr. ______vs. Maryland* _____12/23/1978 ______114 ___ 18 _____Shon Mitchell, Sr. ______vs. Baylor _____ 11/2/1996 ______104 ___ 16 _____Jim Bertelsen, So. ______vs. TCU _____11/15/1969 ______114 ___ 16 _____Priest Holmes, Fr. ______vs. Houston _____10/24/1992 ______104 ____5______Ray Poague, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 9/30/1961 ______114 ___ 13 _____Phil Brown, So. ______at Arkansas _____10/19/1991 ______104 ___ 12 _____James “T” Jones, Sr. (QB) ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/27/1952 ______114 ___ 25 _____Carl Robinson, So. ______vs. Houston _____ 11/8/1980 ______104 ___ 24 _____Dickie Ochoa, Sr. ______at TCU _____11/15/1952 ______114 ___ 19 _____Marty Akins, Sr. (QB) ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 9/27/1975 360. ______103 ___ 18 _____Johnathan Gray, Sr. ______Kansas State _____10/24/2015 ______114 ___ 13 _____Jim Bertelsen, Sr. ______vs. Oregon _____ 10/2/1971 ______103 ___ 12 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Florida Atlantic _____ 8/30/2008 ______114 ___ 22 _____Billy Dale, Sr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 9/26/1970 ______103 ___ 19 _____Ivan Williams, So. ______at Houston _____ 9/22/2001 291. ______113 ___ 15 _____Ricky Williams, Fr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 11/4/1995 ______103 ___ 13 _____Earl Campbell, So. ______vs. Colorado State _____ 9/13/1975 ______113 ___ 18 _____Chris Samuels, Jr. ______at SMU _____ 9/23/1989 ______103 ___ 22 _____Alan Lowry, Sr. (QB) ______at Texas Tech _____ 9/30/1972 ______113 ___ 21 _____Tommy Ford, Sr. ______at Texas A&M _____11/28/1963 ______103 ___ 14 _____Chris Gilbert, So. ______vs. USC _____ 9/17/1966 ______113 ___ 13 _____Tommy Ford, Sr. ______at SMU _____ 11/2/1963 ______103 ____6______Jack Collins, So. ______vs. Maryland _____ 9/26/1959 296. ______112 ___ 18 _____D’Onta Foreman, So. ______at TCU _____ 10/3/2015 ______103 ___ 10 _____Delano Womack, So. ______at Texas A&M _____11/26/1953 ______112 ___ 27 _____Jamaal Charles, Jr. ______vs. Arkansas State ______9/1/2007 ______103 ___ 14 _____Jack Crain, So. ______vs. Florida _____ 9/30/1939 ______112 ___ 14 _____Ricky Williams, So. ______vs. Missouri _____ 8/31/1996 369. ______102 ___ 17 _____Joe Bergeron, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____11/28/2013 ______112 ___ 16 _____Charles Hunter, Fr. ______vs. Missouri _____ 9/21/1985 ______102 ____8______Cody Johnson, Fr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/27/2008 300. ______111 ___ 18 _____Johnathan Gray, Fr. ______at Kansas _____10/27/2012 ______102 ___ 15 _____Ramonce Taylor, So. ______at Texas A&M _____11/25/2005 ______111 ___ 17 _____Adrian Walker, Sr. ______vs. SMU _____11/14/1992 ______102 ___ 15 _____Ramonce Taylor, So. ______at Baylor _____ 11/5/2005 ______111 ___ 16 _____Raymond Clayborn, Fr. ______vs. Baylor _____11/10/1973 ______102 ___ 12 _____Selvin Young, Jr. ______vs. North Texas ______9/4/2004 ______111 ___ 13 _____Ted Koy, Sr. ______at SMU _____ 11/1/1969 ______102 ___ 24 _____Hodges Mitchell, Jr. ______at Texas A&M _____11/26/1999 304. ______110 ___ 15 _____Joe Bergeron, So. ______vs. Wyoming ______9/1/2012 ______102 ___ 15 _____Carl Mayes, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/13/1951 ______110 ___ 22 _____Malcolm Brown, Fr. ______at UCLA _____ 9/17/2011 376. ______101 ___ 10 _____Johnathan Gray, Jr. ______vs. West Virginia _____ 11/8/2014 ______110 ___ 14 _____Darron Norris, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____10/31/1987 ______101 ___ 15 _____Selvin Young ______at Rice _____ 9/16/2006 ______110 ___ 21 _____Donnie Little, Jr. (QB) ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/11/1980 ______101 ____9______Vince Young, Fr. (QB) ______at Baylor _____10/25/2003 ______110 ___ 19 _____Steve Fleming, Sr. ______at Rice _____10/28/1972 ______101 ___ 17 _____Butch Hadnot, Fr. ______vs. Miami (Fla.)+ ______1/1/1991 ______110 ___ 27 _____Ernie Koy, Sr. ______vs. Arkansas _____10/17/1964 ______101 ___ 25 _____Eric Metcalf, Sr. ______vs. North Texas _____ 9/24/1988 ______110 ___ 13 _____Jerry Cook, Jr. ______at California _____ 9/23/1961 ______101 ___ 11 _____Jimmy Johnson, Jr. ______at Texas Tech _____10/30/1976 311. ______109 ___ 19 _____Cody Johnson, So. ______at Baylor _____11/14/2009 ______101 ___ 27 _____Tommy Ford, Sr. ______vs. Baylor _____ 11/9/1963 ______109 ____8______Jamaal Charles ______at Rice _____ 9/16/2006 ______101 ____9______Rene Ramirez, Jr. ______vs. Arkansas _____10/18/1958 ______109 ___ 20 _____Shon Mitchell, Jr. ______vs. TCU _____11/18/1995 ______101 ____4______Chester Simcik, Jr. ______at TCU _____11/13/1954 ______109 ____5______Edwin Simmons, Fr. ______vs. Rice _____ 10/1/1983 ______101 ___ 21 _____Dickie Ochoa, Jr. ______vs. TCU _____11/17/1951 ______109 ____8______Earl Campbell, Fr. ______vs. Arkansas _____10/19/1974 386. ______100 ___ 23 _____Cedric Benson, Fr. ______vs. Colorado _____10/20/2001 ______109 ___ 17 _____Dickie Ochoa, Sr. ______at Baylor _____ 11/8/1952 ______100 ___ 19 _____Priest Holmes, Jr. ______vs. Pittsburgh ______9/3/1994 317. ______108 ___ 13 _____Vince Young, Jr. (QB) ______at Missouri _____ 10/1/2005 ______100 ___ 14 _____Edwin Simmons, Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/8/1983 ______108 ___ 26 _____Cedric Benson, Fr. ______at Baylor _____ 11/3/2001 ______100 ___ 19 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, Fr. ______vs. Maryland* _____12/23/1978 ______108 ___ 15 _____Terry Orr, Sr. ______at Penn State _____ 9/29/1984 ______100 ____9______Marvin Kristynik, Jr. (QB) ______at TCU _____11/14/1964 ______108 ___ 12 _____Johnny “Ham” Jones, Jr. ______vs. TCU _____11/12/1977 ______100 ___ 11 _____Walt Fondren, Jr. ______at Tulane _____ 9/29/1956 ______108 ___ 17 _____Jim Bertelsen, Jr. ______at Rice _____10/24/1970 ______108 ___ 12 _____Chris Gilbert, Sr. ______vs. Arkansas _____10/19/1968 KEY: = Alamo Bowl (San Antonio) | ^ Bluebonnet Bowl (Houston) | + Cotton Bowl (Dallas) | % Orange Bowl (Miami) ______108 ___ 14 _____James Street, Jr. (QB) ______at Baylor _____ 11/9/1968 Rose Bowl (Pasadena) | * Sun Bowl (El Paso, Texas) | # Big 12 Championship game (St. Louis) ______108 ___ 26 _____Dickie Ochoa, Sr. ______vs. Tennessee+ ______1/1/1953 325. ______107 ___ 14 _____Cody Johnson, Jr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/25/2010 ______107 ___ 16 _____Tre’ Newton, Fr.______at Texas A&M _____11/26/2009 ______107 ___ 17 _____Ricky Williams, So. ______vs. Notre Dame _____ 9/21/1996 ______107 ___ 22 _____Priest Holmes, Jr. ______at TCU _____ 9/24/1994 ______107 ___ 15 _____Rodrick Walker, Sr. ______vs. SMU _____10/22/1994 ______107 ___ 23 _____Roosevelt Leaks, So. ______at Texas Tech _____ 9/30/1972 ______107 ___ 22 _____Bobby Callison, Sr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 9/25/1971 331. ______106 ___ 10 _____Chris Warren III, So. ______at Oklahoma State _____ 10/1/2016 ______106 ___ 28 _____Chris Warren, III, Fr. ______at Baylor _____ 12/5/2015 ______106 ___ 20 _____Johnathan Gray, Fr. ______at Texas Tech _____ 11/3/2012 ______106 ___ 16 _____Colt McCoy, So. (QB) ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 11/3/2007 ______106 ___ 14 _____Shon Mitchell, Jr. ______at Houston _____11/11/1995 ______106 ___ 20 _____Shon Mitchell, Jr. ______vs. Baylor _____11/23/1995 ______106 ___ 17 _____Rodrick Walker, Sr. ______at TCU _____ 9/24/1994 ______106 ___ 20 _____Eric Metcalf, Sr. ______at Baylor _____11/19/1988 ______106 ___ 10 _____Leroy King, Jr. ______at Rice _____ 9/16/1978 ______106 ___ 19 _____Steve Worster, Sr. ______vs. UCLA _____ 10/3/1970 ______106 ___ 16 _____Harold Philipp, Sr. ______at TCU _____11/14/1964 ______106 ___ 16 _____Billy Quinn, Sr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____11/25/1954 ______106 ___ 16 _____Billy Quinn, So. ______at Baylor _____ 11/8/1952 343. ______105 ___ 14 _____Malcolm Brown, Fr. ______vs. Wyoming ______9/1/2012 ______105 ___ 11 _____Shon Mitchell, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 11/4/1995 ______105 ___ 22 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones, Sr. ______vs. North Texas _____ 9/19/1981 ______105 ___ 18 _____Earl Campbell, Fr. ______at Rice _____10/26/1974 ______105 ___ 21 _____Roosevelt Leaks, Jr. ______vs. TCU _____11/17/1973 ______105 ___ 23 _____Roosevelt Leaks, So. ______vs. Oklahoma _____10/14/1972 ______105 ___ 20 _____Bill Bradley, So. (QB) ______vs. Mississippi^ _____12/17/1966 ______105 ___ 23 _____Byron Townsend, Jr. ______vs. Tennessee+ ______1/1/1951

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MOST YARDS TOP 10 QUARTERBACK VICTORIES (CAREER) Game ______470______Colt McCoy, vs. UCF ______11/7/2009 1. Colt McCoy ______45-8 (2006-09) Season ______3,859______Colt McCoy ______2008 2. Vince Young ______30-2 (2003-05) Career ______13,253______Colt McCoy ______2006-2009 3. Bobby Layne ______28-6 (1944-47) 4. Chris Simms ______26-6 (1999-2002) MOST PASSING YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) - 2,000 OR MORE Marty Akins ______26-9 (1973-75) 1. Colt McCoy ______3,859 (2008) 6. James Brown ______25-13-1 (1994-97) 2. Colt McCoy ______3,521 (2009) Peter Gardere ______25-16 (1989-92) 3. Major Applewhite ______3,357 (1999) 8. Major Applewhite ______22-8 (1998-2001) 4. Colt McCoy ______3,303 (2007) 9. James Street ______20-0 (1967-69) 5. Chris Simms ______3,207 (2002) 10. Bret Stafford ______19-15 (1985-87) 6. Vince Young ______3,036 (2005) 7. Shane Buechele ______2,958 (2016) TOP FIVE QUARTERBACK STARTS (CAREER) 8. Garrett Gilbert ______2,744 (2010) 1. Colt McCoy ______53 (2006-09) 9. David Ash ______2,699 (2012) 2. Peter Gardere ______41 (1988-92) 10. Chris Simms ______2,603 (2001) 3. James Brown ______39 (1994-97) 11. Colt McCoy ______2,570 (2006) 4. Marty Akins ______36 (1973-75) 12. James Brown ______2,468 (1996) 5. Bobby Layne ______34 (1944-47) 13. Major Applewhite ______2,453 (1998) Bret Stafford ______34 (1985-87) 14. James Brown ______2,447 (1995) 15. Tyrone Swoopes ______2,409 (2014) MOST ATTEMPTS 16. Peter Gardere ______2,364 (1992) Game ______59______Garrett Gilbert, at Kansas State ______11/6/2010 17. Shea Morenz ______2,341 (1993) Season ______470______Colt McCoy ______2009 18. Bret Stafford ______2,233 (1986) Career ______1,645______Colt McCoy ______2006-09 19. Major Applewhite ______2,164 (2000) + Fiesta Bowl 20. Peter Gardere ______2,131 (1990) HIGHEST AVG. GAIN PER ATTEMPT TOP FIVE FASTEST TO 2,000 YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) Game (min. 7 att) ______25.0 ___ Dan Page vs. TCU (7 for 175) ______11/171951 1. Major Applewhite ______7 games (1999) Season (min. 50 att) ______10.2 ___ Randy McEachern (89 for 906) ______1977 2. Shane Buechele ______8 games (2016) Career (min. 100 att) ______8.5 ___ Randy McEachern (185 for 1,564) ______1976-78 Colt McCoy ______8 games (2008) Colt McCoy ______8 games (2007) TOP FIVE ATTEMPTS (SINGLE SEASON) Major Applewhite ______8 games (2000) 1. Colt McCoy ______470 (2009) 5. Garrett Gilbert ______9 games (2010) 2. Major Applewhite ______467 (1999) Colt McCoy ______9 games (2009) 3. Garrett Gilbert ______441 (2010) Vince Young ______9 games (2005) 4. Colt McCoy ______433 (2008) Chris Simms ______9 games (2002) 5. Colt McCoy ______424 (2007) Chris Simms ______9 games (2001) James Brown ______9 games (1995) TOP FIVE ATTEMPTS (CAREER) Peter Gardere ______9 games (1992) 1. Colt McCoy ______1,645 (2006-09) 2. Major Applewhite ______1,065 (1998-2001) FASTEST TO 1,000 YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) 3. Peter Gardere ______1,025 (1989-92) 1. David Ash ______4 games (2012) 4. James Brown ______1,003 (1994-97) Colt McCoy ______4 games (2009) 5. Chris Simms ______911 (1999-2002) Colt McCoy ______4 games (2008) Colt McCoy ______4 games (2007) MOST ATTEMPTS (SINGLE GAME) Major Applewhite ______4 games (2000) 1. Garett Gilbert ______59, vs. Kansas State (11/13/2010) Major Applewhite ______4 games (1999) 2. Colt McCoy ______58, vs. Ohio State* (1/5/2009) James Brown ______4 games (1995) 3. Garrett Gilbert ______57, vs. Iowa State (10/23/2010) 8. Shane Buechele ______5 games (2016) 4. Shane Buechele ______48, vs. West Virginia (11/12/2016) Garrett Gilbert ______5 games (2010) 5. Colt McCoy ______47, at UCF (9/15/2007) Vince Young ______5 games (2005) Chris Simms ______47, vs.Nebraska (11/2/2002) Chris Simms ______5 games (2002) Major Applewhite ______47, vs. Oklahoma (10/9/1999) Chris Simms ______5 games (2001) Shea Morenz ______47, vs. Texas Tech (10/30/1993) Shea Morenz ______5 games (1994) 9. Chris Simms ______46, vs. Okla. St. (10/5/2002) Peter Gardere ______5 games (1992) Major Applewhite ______46, vs. NC State (8/28/1999) Bret Stafford ______5 games (1986) 11. Case McCoy ______45, at Iowa State (10/3/2013) Colt McCoy ______45, vs.Okla. State (10/25/2008) MOST PASSING YARDS (CAREER) James Brown ______45, vs. Texas Tech (11/8/1997) 1. Colt McCoy ______13,253 (2006-09) -- Major Applewhite ______55, vs.Wash.* (2012/28/01)^ 2. Major Applewhite ______8,353 (1998-2001) ^ prior to bowl games counting in records 3. James Brown ______7,638 (1994-97) 4. Peter Gardere ______7,396 (1989-92) MOST COMPLETIONS 5. Chris Simms ______7,097 (1999-2002) Game ______41______Colt McCoy, vs. Ohio State+ ______1/5/2009 6. Vince Young ______6,040 (2003-05) Season ______332______Colt McCoy ______2008, ’09 7. Bret Stafford ______4,735 (1984-87) Career ______1,157______Colt McCoy ______2006-09 8. David Ash ______4,728 (2011-14) + Fiesta Bowl 9. Shea Morenz ______3,774 (1993-94) 10. Case McCoy ______3,689 (2010-13) HIGHEST AVG. GAIN PER COMPLETION 11. Garrett Gilbert ______3,301 (2009-11) Game (min. 5) ______32.6 ____Todd Dodge vs. Rice (11 for 359) ______10/5/1985 12. Bobby Layne ______3,145 (1944-47) Season (min. 30) ______20.1 ____Randy McEachern (45 for 906) ______1977 13. Tyrone Swoopes ______3,038 (2012-PR) Career (min. 50) ______18.4 ____Randy McEachern (85 for 1,564) ______1976-78 14. Shane Buechele ______2,958 (2016-) 15. Todd Dodge ______2,791 (1982-85)

HIGHEST PASS EFFICIENCY RATING Season (min. 100 att) ______173.8____ Colt McCoy ______2008 Career (min. 700 att) ______155.0____ Colt McCoy ______2006-09 TEXASSPORTS.COM 119 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS PASSING

TOP FIVE COMPLETIONS (SINGLE SEASON) FEWEST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 1. Colt McCoy ______332 (2009) Season (min. 75 att) ______2 ____Chance Mock ______2003 Colt McCoy ______332 (2008) ______2 ____James Brown ______1994 3. Colt McCoy ______276 (2007) ______2 ____Tommy Wade ______1962 4. Major Applewhite ______271 (1999) ______2 ____Mike Cotten ______1961 Career (min. 150 att) ______8 ____Eddie Phillips ______1969-71 5. Garrett Gilbert ______260 (2010) 6. Shane Buechele ______236 (2016) MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 7. Chris Simms ______235 (2002) Game ______5______Garrett Gilbert, at Kansas State ______11/6/2010 8. Tyrone Swoopes ______224 (2014) ______5______Bret Stafford, vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1987 9. Colt McCoy ______217 (2006) ______5______Todd Dodge, vs. Houston ______11/10/1984 10. David Ash ______214 (2012) ______5______Zeke Martin, vs. Randolph Field ______10/7/1944 Chris Simms ______214 (2001) Season ______19 _____Todd Dodge ______1984 Career ______45______Colt McCoy ______2006-09 TOP FIVE COMPLETIONS (CAREER) ______45______Peter Gardere ______1989-92 1. Colt McCoy ______1,157 (2006-09) 2. Major Applewhite ______611 (1998-2001) LOWEST PCT. OF PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 3. Peter Gardere ______561 (1989-92) Season (min. 50 att) ______1.1 __ Chance Mock (2 of 183)______2003 4. James Brown ______546 (1994-97) Career (min. 300 att) ______2.6 __ Major Applewhite (28 of 1,065) ______1998-2001 5. Chris Simms ______535 (1999-2002) HIGHEST COMPLETION PCT. MOST COMPLETIONS (SINGLE GAME) Game (min. 20 att) ______90.6 __ Colt McCoy (29-of-32), vs. Missouri ______10/18/2008 1. Colt McCoy ______41, vs. Ohio State* (1/5/2009) Season (min. 200 att) ______76.7 __ Colt McCoy (332-of-433) ______2008 2. Colt McCoy ______38, vs. Okla. State (10/25/2008) Career (min. 700 att) ______70.3 __ Colt McCoy (1,157-of-1,645) ______2006-09 3. Garrett Gilbert ______34, vs. Iowa State (10/23/2010) 4. Colt McCoy ______33, vs. UCF (11/7/2009) MOST CONSECUTIVE PASSES WITHOUT AN INTERCEPTION 5. Garrett Gilbert ______32, vs. Kansas State (11/6/2010) 1. Major Applewhite ______156 (1999) Colt McCoy ______32, at UCF (9/15/2007) 2. Major Applewhite ______138 (1999) Colt McCoy ______32, vs. Colorado (10/10/2009) 3. Case McCoy ______126 (2012-13) Colt McCoy ______32, vs. Kansas (11/21/2009) 4. Case McCoy ______124 (2010-11)* 9. Shane Buechele ______31, vs. West Virginia (11/12/2016) 5. David Ash ______116 (2011-12) 10. David Ash ______30, vs. Okla. St. (9/29/2012) 6. Chance Mock ______106 (2001-03)* Garrett Gilbert ______30, vs. UCLA (9/25/2010) 7. Tyrone Swoopes ______104 (2014) Colt McCoy ______30, at Wyoming (9/12/2009) 8. Colt McCoy ______101 (2008) Vince Young ______30, vs.USC* (1/4/2006) 9. Chris Simms ______88 (2000-01) Major Applewhite ______30, vs. NC State (8/28/1999) 10. Chris Simms ______87 (2001) Major Applewhite ______30, at Iowa St. (10/30/1999) 11. Tyrone Swoopes ______77 (2014) 16. Colt McCoy ______29, vs. Missouri (10/18/2008) 12. James Brown ______74 (1995) Chris Simms ______29, vs. Nebraska (11/2/2002) 13. Colt McCoy ______72 (2008) Major Applewhite ______29, vs. Okla. St. (11/7/1998) Shea Morenz ______72 (1994) 19. Colt McCoy ______28, vs. Oklahoma (10/11/2008) *Opened career Colt McCoy ______28, vs. UTEP (9/26/2009) 21. Tyrone Swoopes ______27, vs. Oklahoma (10/11/2014) ALL-TIME 100-YARD RUSHING AND 300-YARD PASSING IN THE SAME GAME Garrett Gilbert ______27, vs. Oklahoma (10/9/2010) RK ___ RU ___ PA __ TOT __ NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT______DATE James Brown ______27, vs. Kansas (11/15/1997) 1. ___ 163 __364 __527 __ Jerrod Heard, Fr. ______California ______9/19/2015 24. Shane Buechele ______26, vs. Iowa State (10/15/2016) 2. ___ 175 __ 304 __ 479 __ Colt McCoy, Sr. ______at Texas A&M ______11/26/2009 Case McCoy ______26, vs. Oklahoma State (11/16/2013) Case McCoy ______26, at Iowa State (10/3/2013) ALL-TIME 200-YARD RUSHING AND 200-YARD PASSING IN THE SAME GAME Case McCoy ______26, vs. Kansas State (12/1/2012) RK ___ RU ___ PA __ TOT __ NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT______DATE Colt McCoy ______26, vs. Iowa* (12/30/2006) 1. ___ 267 __ 239 __ 506 __ Vince Young, Jr. ______at Oklahoma State____10/29/2005 Colt McCoy ______26, vs. Baylor (11/8/2008) 2. ___ 200 __ 267 __ 467 __ Vince Young, Jr. ______vs. USC______1/4/2006 Colt McCoy ______26, at Missouri (10/24/2009) Major Applewhite ______26, vs. Rice (9/18/1999) ALL-TIME 100-YARD RUSHING AND 100-YARD PASSING IN THE SAME GAME Major Applewhite ______26, at Baylor (9/25/1999) RK ___ RU ___ PA __ TOT __ NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT______DATE -- Major Applewhite ______37, vs. Wash.* (12/28/2001)^ 1. ___ 114 __ 289 __ 403 __ Vince Young, So. ______at Kansas ______11/13/2004 * bowl game; ^ prior to bowl games counting in records 2. ___ 123 __ 278 __ 401 __ Vince Young, So. ______vs. Oklahoma St. ______11/6/2004 3. ___ 106 __ 282 __ 388 __ Colt McCoy, So. ______at Oklahoma St. ______11/3/2007 CONSECUTIVE COMPLETIONS 4. ___ 192 __ 180 __ 372 __ Vince Young , So. ______vs. Michigan ______1/1/2005 1. Colt McCoy vs. OSU (10/25/2008) ______18 5. ___ 164 __ 199 __ 363 __ Eddie Phillips, Sr. ______vs. Notre Dame ______1/1/1971# 2. Case McCoy at Kansas St. (12/1/2012) ______17 6. ___ 108 __ 236 __ 344 __ Vince Young, Jr. ______at Missouri ______10/1/2005 Colt McCoy vs. Missouri (10/18/2008) ______17 7. ___ 119 __ 215 __ 334 __ Donnie Little, Jr. ______at TCU ______11/15/1980 4. David Ash at Ole Miss (9/15/2012) ______15 8. ___ 103 __ 222 __ 325 __ Colt McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Florida Atlantic _____8/30/2008 Colt McCoy vs. OSU [4], at KSU [4], vs. Texas A&M [7] (2006) ______15 9. ___ 158 __ 142 __ 300 __ Vince Young, So. ______at Texas Tech ______10/23/2004 Vince Young vs. Colorado [6], vs. USC [9] (2005) ______15 10. ___ 127 __ 135 __ 262 __ Vince Young, Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/11/2003 7. Vince Young vs. Okla. St. [12], at Kansas [2] (2004) ______14 11. ___ 108 __ 100 __ 208 __ James Street, Jr. ______at Baylor ______11/9/1968 8. Colt McCoy vs. Rice (9/20/2008) ______13 Colt McCoy vs. Fla. Atlantic (8/30/2008) ______13 +Cotton Bowl

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GAMES PLAYER CLASS YEAR Senior ______473 ______by Major Applewhite ______vs. Washington@ (12/28/2001) 1. 12______Colt McCoy ______Junior ______2008 Junior ______414 ______by Colt McCoy ______vs. Ohio State& (1/5/2009) 2. 11______Colt McCoy ______Sophomore ______2007 Sophomore ______383 ______by Chris Simms ______vs. Texas A&M (11/24/2000) 11______Major Applewhite ______Sophomore ______1999 Freshman ______408 ______by Major Applewhite _____ vs. Oklahoma State (11/7/1998) 4. 10______Shane Buechele ______Freshman ______2016 10______Major Applewhite ______Freshman ______1998 @ Holiday Bowl | & Fiesta Bowl 6. 9______Garrett Gilbert ______Sophomore ______2010 9______Colt McCoy ______Senior ______2009 9______Vince Young ______Junior ______2005 TOP PASSING GAMES (BY LOCATION) 9. 8______David Ash ______Sophomore ______2012 8______Chris Simms ______Senior ______2002 Home ______470 ______by Colt McCoy ______vs. UCF (11/7/2009) 8______Peter Gardere ______Senior ______1992 Road ______419 ______by Chris Simms ______at Nebraska (11/2/2002) Neutral ______473 ______by Major Applewhite ______vs. Washington@ (12/28/2001) MOST 200-YARD GAMES (CAREER) Bowl game ______473 ______by Major Applewhite ______Holiday Bowl vs. Washington @ Holiday Bowl GAMES PLAYER YEAR 1. 38______Colt McCoy ______2006-09 2. 29______Major Applewhite ______1998-2001 3. 19______James Brown ______1994-97 4. 18______Chris Simms ______1999-2002 18______Peter Gardere ______1989-92 6. 12______Vince Young ______2003-05 7. 11______Garrett Gilbert ______2009-11 8. 10______Shane Buechele ______2016-PR 10______David Ash ______2011-14 10. 9______Shea Morenz ______1993-94

200-YARD PASSING GAMES (BIG 12 OPPONENTS)

HIGH GAME LAST 200-YARD PASSER

OPPONENT ______A-C-YDS ______NAME ______DATE ATT.-YARDS ______NAME ______DATE Texas Tech (20) ______25-45-397 ______by James Brown ______11/8/1997 20-40-244 ______by Shane Buechele ______11/5/2016 Baylor (18) ______24-39-356 ______by Case McCoy ______12/3/2011 12-21-291 ______by Shane Buechele ______10/29/2016 Oklahoma State (16) ______29-40-408 ______by Major Applewhite ______11/7/1998 21-33-239 ______by Shane Buechele ______10/1/2016 Oklahoma (15) ______26-31-334 ______by Tyrone Swoopes ______10/11/2014 19-36-245 ______by Shane Buechele ______10/8/2016 Kansas (10) ______32-41-396 ______by Colt McCoy ______11/21/2009 13-23-201 ______by Jerrod Heard ______11/7/2015 Iowa State (9) ______25-31-364 ______by David Ash ______11/10/2012 26-38-296 ______by Shane Buechele ______10/15/2016 TCU (7) ______20-32-269 ______by Shea Morenz ______11/13/1993 16-39-218 ______by Shane Buechele ______11/25/2016 Kansas State (6) ______26-34-314 ______by Case McCoy ______12/1/2012 17-24-222 ______by Shane Buechele ______10/22/2016 West Virginia (3) ______31-48-318 ______by Shane Buechele ______11/12/2016 31-48-318 ______by Shane Buechele ______11/12/2016

200-YARD PASSING GAMES (2017 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS)

HIGH GAME LAST 200-YARD PASSER

OPPONENT ______ATT.-YARDS _____ NAME ______DATE ATT.-YARDS ______NAME ______DATE Southern California (1) ______30-40-267 ______by Vince Young ______1/4/2006 30-40-267 ______by Vince Young ______1/4/2006 Maryland (0) ______San Jose State (0) ______

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RK ___ YDS __ ATT _____NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE 400-YARD GAMES (5) 61. ___ 293 __ 25-34 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______at Baylor _____ 10/28/2007 RK ___ YDS __ ATT _____NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE _____ 293 __ 14-27 _____Major Applewhite, Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/10/1998 1. ___ 473 __ 37-55 _____Major Applewhite, Sr. ______vs. Washington @ _____ 12/28/2001 63. ___ 291 __ 12-21 _____Shane Buechele, Fr. ______vs. Baylor _____ 10/29/2016 2. ___ 470 __ 33-42 _____Colt McCoy, Sr. ______vs. UCF ______11/7/2009 _____ 291 __ 15-28 _____Major Applewhite, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma St. ______9/30/2000 3. ___ 419 __ 29-47 _____Chris Simms, Sr. ______at Nebraska ______11/2/2002 65. ___ 290 __ 27-24 _____James Brown, Sr. ______vs. Kansas _____ 11/15/1997 4. ___ 414 __ 41-58 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Ohio State & ______1/5/2009 66. ___ 289 __ 22-40 _____Vince Young, So. ______at Kansas _____ 11/13/2004 5. ___ 408 __ 29-40 _____Major Applewhite, Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma St. ______11/7/1998 _____ 289 __ 18-25 _____James Brown, Fr. ______at Baylor _____ 11/24/1994 68. ___ 286 __ 28-35 _____Colt McCoy, Sr. ______vs. UTEP ______9/26/2009 300-YARD GAMES (49) 69. ___ 284 __ 16-24 _____Chris Simms, Jr. ______vs. Kansas _____ 11/10/2001 RK ___ YDS __ ATT _____NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE 70. ___ 283 __ 27-49 _____Case McCoy, Sr. ______at West Virginia ______11/9/2013 _____ 283 __ 17-31 _____Peter Gardere, Fr. ______vs. Texas Tech ______11/4/1989 6. ___ 397 __ 25-45 _____James Brown, Sr. ______vs. Texas Tech ______11/8/1997 72. ___ 282 __ 20-29 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______at UTEP ______9/6/2008 7. ___ 396 __ 32-41 _____Colt McCoy, Sr. ______vs. Kansas _____ 11/21/2009 _____ 282 __ 20-27 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______at Oklahoma St. ______11/3/2007 8. ___ 391 __ 38-45 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma St. _____ 10/29/2008 _____ 282 __ 15-21 _____Richard Walton, Sr. ______vs. New Mexico St. ______9/5/1998 9. ___ 383 __ 16-24 _____Chris Simms, So. ______vs. Texas A&M _____ 11/24/2000 75. ___ 281 __ 19-27 _____Vince Young, Jr. ______vs. Kansas _____ 11/12/2005 10. ___ 364 __ 20-31 _____Jerrod Heard, Fr. ______California ______9/15/2015 76. ___ 280 __ 16-26 _____Shane Buechele, Fr. ______vs. Notre Dame ______9/4/2016 _____ 364 __ 25-31 _____David Ash, So. ______vs. Iowa State _____ 11/10/2012 _____ 280 __ 24-47 _____Shea Morenz, Fr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 10/30/1993 12. ___ 359 __ 11-19 _____Todd Dodge, Sr. ______vs. Rice ______10/5/1985 78. ___ 279 __ 17-28 _____Peter Gardere, Sr. ______at Rice _____ 10/31/1992 13. ___ 356 __ 24-39 _____Case McCoy, So. ______at Baylor ______12/3/2011 79. ___ 278 __ 18-21 _____Vince Young, So. ______vs. Oklahoma St. ______11/6/2004 14. ___ 353 __ 17-27 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______vs. Stanford ______9/4/1999 _____ 278 __ 16-24 _____Chris Simms, Sr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____ 11/29/2002 _____ 353 __ 19-28 _____James Brown, Jr. ______vs. Nebraska $ ______12/7/1996 81. ___ 277 __ 28-35 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/11/2008 16. ___ 347 __ 23-42 _____Shea Morenz, Jr. ______at Colorado ______9/4/1993 _____ 277 __ 20-31 _____Major Applewhite, Jr. ______vs. Missouri _____ 10/21/2000 17. ___ 346 __ 23-29 _____Colt McCoy, Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma St. ______11/4/2006 83. ___ 275 __ 21-32 _____Colt McCoy, Fr. ______vs. Baylor _____ 10/14/2006 18. ___ 345 __ 24-37 _____Chris Simms, Sr. ______at Texas Tech _____ 11/16/2002 84. ___ 274 __ 19-31 _____David Ash, So. ______vs. Baylor _____ 10/20/2012 _____ 345 __ 30-40 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______at Iowa State _____ 10/30/1999 _____ 274 __ 18-40 _____Major Applewhite, Jr. ______at Stanford ______9/16/2000 20. ___ 344 __ 34-57 _____Garrett Gilbert, So. ______vs. Iowa State _____ 10/23/2010 _____ 274 __ 18-32 _____Peter Gardere, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/10/1992 87. ___ 272 __ 32-59 _____Garrett Gilbert, So. ______at Kansas State ______11/6/2010 21. ___ 343 __ 20-28 _____David Ash, Jr. ______vs. New Mexico State ______8/31/2013 88. ___ 271 __ 15-29 _____Chris Simms, Jr. ______at Baylor ______11/3/2001 22. ___ 338 __ 21-35 _____James Brown, So. ______vs. Houston _____ 11/11/1995 _____ 271 __ 19-37 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______vs. Kansas St. ______10/2/1999 23. ___ 337 __ 30-47 _____Colt McCoy, Sr. ______vs. Wyoming ______9/12/2009 90. ___ 270 __ 18-29 _____Vince Young, Jr. ______at Ohio State ______9/10/2005 _____ 337 __ 29-32 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Missouri _____ 10/18/2008 _____ 270 __ 19-36 _____Shea Morenz, So. ______vs. Colorado ______10/1/1994 25. ___ 336 __ 25-29 _____Vince Young, Jr. ______vs. Colorado _____ 10/15/2005 _____ 270 __ 12-24 _____Rick McIvor, Fr. ______vs. Baylor _____ 11/24/1979 _____ 336 __ 18-30 _____James Brown, Jr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____ 11/29/1996 93. ___ 269 __ 22-29 _____David Ash, So. ______vs. West Virginia ______10/6/2012 27. ___ 334 __ 26-31 _____Tyrone Swoopes, So. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/11/2014 _____ 269 __ 26-31 _____Colt McCoy, Sr. ______at Missouri _____ 10/24/2009 28. ___ 333 __ 20-29 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______vs. Rice ______9/22/2007 _____ 269 __ 15-28 _____Chris Simms, Sr. ______vs. LSU * ______1/1/2003 _____ 333 __ 26-37 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______at Baylor ______9/25/1999 _____ 269 __ 14-26 _____Major Applewhite, Fr. ______at Nebraska _____ 10/31/1998 30. ___ 329 __ 19-23 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Rice ______9/20/2008 _____ 269 __ 20-32 _____Shea Morenz, Fr. ______vs. TCU _____ 11/13/1993 31. ___ 328 __ 22-47 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/9/1999 _____ 269 __ 18-25 _____Shea Morenz, Fr. ______vs. SMU _____ 10/23/1993 32. ___ 326 __ 19-23 _____David Ash, So. ______at Mississippi ______9/15/2012 _____ 269 __ 18-37 _____Peter Gardere, So. ______at TCU _____ 11/17/1990 _____ 326 __ 19-33 _____James Brown, So. ______vs. Notre Dame ______9/23/1995 100. __ 268 __ 21-30 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 11/10/2007 _____ 326 __ 20-35 _____Mark Murdock, So. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 10/29/1988 101. __ 267 __ 30-40 _____Vince Young, Jr. ______vs. USC ______1/4/2006 35. ___ 324 __ 19-26 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/6/2007 _____ 267 __ 24-46 _____Chris Simms, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma St. ______10/5/2002 103. __ 266 __ 27-41 _____Garrett Gilbert, So. ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/9/2010 36. ___ 322 __ 20-28 _____Peter Gardere, So. ______vs. Houston _____ 11/10/1990 104. __ 265 __ 32-39 _____Colt McCoy, Sr. ______vs. Colorado _____ 10/10/2009 37. ___ 321 __ 24-36 _____Tyrone Swoopes, So. ______vs. Iowa State _____ 10/18/2014 105. __ 264 __ 11-19 _____David Ash, So. ______at Texas Tech ______11/3/2012 38. ___ 320 __ 22-27 _____James Brown, Fr. ______vs. Houston _____ 11/12/1994 _____ 264 __ 30-45 _____Garrett Gilbert, So. ______vs. UCLA ______9/25/2010 39. ___ 318 __ 31-48 _____Shane Buechele, Fr. ______vs. West Virginia _____ 11/12/2016 _____ 264 __ 21-40 _____Chance Mock, Jr. ______vs. Arkansas ______9/13/2003 40. ___ 317 __ 21-29 _____Colt McCoy, Sr. ______vs. ULM ______9/5/2009 108. __ 263 __ 15-21 _____Garrett Gilbert, So. ______vs. Florida Atlantic _____ 11/20/2010 41. ___ 316 __ 30-46 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______vs. North Carolina St. ______8/28/1999 _____ 263 __ 20-36 _____Shea Morenz, Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/9/1993 42. ___ 315 __ 18-26 _____Major Applewhite, Jr. ______vs. La.-Lafayette ______9/9/2000 110. __ 262 __ 23-30 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______at Colorado ______10/4/2008 43. ___ 314 __ 26-34 _____Case McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Kansas State ______12/1/2012 111. __ 259 __ 32-47 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______at UCF ______9/15/2007 _____ 314 __ 16-27 _____Bret Stafford, Jr. ______vs. Houston ______11/8/1986 _____ 259 __ 19-42 _____Bret Stafford, Jr. ______at Texas Tech ______11/1/1986 45. ___ 311 __ 23-28 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____ 11/27/2008 113. __ 258 __ 15-21 _____Major Applewhite, Fr. ______vs. Rice ______9/26/1998 _____ 311 __ 20-35 _____Chris Simms, Jr. ______at Houston ______9/22/2001 114. __ 257 __ 14-23 _____Paul Campbell, Sr. ______at Arkansas _____ 10/15/1949 47. ___ 308 __ 26-40 _____Colt McCoy, Fr. ______vs. Iowa # _____ 12/30/2006 115. __ 256 __ 21-31 _____Colt McCoy, Fr. ______at Texas Tech _____ 10/28/2006 _____ 308 __ 23-40 _____Major Applewhite, Jr. ______at Colorado _____ 10/14/2000 116. __ 255 __ 24-34 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______at Kansas _____ 11/15/2008 49. ___ 306 __ 18-36 _____James Brown, So. ______vs. Pittsburgh ______9/16/1995 117. __ 254 __ 18-23 _____Chris Simms, Sr. ______at Baylor ______11/9/2002 _____ 306 __ 11-16 _____Donnie Little, Jr. ______vs. Rice ______10/4/1980 _____ 254 __ 26-42 _____James Brown, Jr. ______vs. Penn St. ______1/1/1997 119. __ 251 __ 19-34 _____David Ash, Jr. ______at BYU ______9/7/2013 51. ___ 305 __ 24-33 _____Tyrone Swoopes, So. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 11/15/2014 120. __ 248 __ 15-26 _____Major Applewhite, Fr. ______vs. Iowa St. ______10/3/1998 52. ___ 304 __ 30-37 _____David Ash, So. ______at Oklahoma State ______9/29/2012 _____ 248 __ 14-36 _____James Brown, So. ______vs. Virginia Tech _____ 12/31/1995 _____ 304 __ 24-40 _____Colt McCoy, Sr. ______at Texas A&M _____ 11/26/2009 _____ 248 __ 17-24 _____Bret Stafford, Jr. ______at Missouri ______9/20/1986 54. ___ 300 __ 26-37 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Baylor ______11/8/2008 123. __ 247 __ 23-38 _____Shea Morenz, So. ______vs. Colorado ______10/1/1994 _____ 247 __ 16-20 _____Peter Gardere, Fr. ______at Arkansas _____ 10/21/1989 200-YARD GAMES (164) _____ 247 __ 14-27 _____Peter Gardere, Fr. ______at Houston _____ 11/11/1989 RK ___ YDS __ ATT _____NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE 126. __ 246 __ 26-40 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______vs. Rice ______9/18/1999 55. ___ 298 __ 23-29 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______at Iowa State _____ 10/13/2007 _____ 246 __ 14-27 _____Peter Gardere, Sr. ______at Syracuse ______9/12/1992 _____ 298 __ 16-27 _____Vince Young, Jr. ______at Baylor ______11/5/2005 _____ 246 __ 20-41 _____Bret Stafford, Jr. ______vs. Stanford ______9/13/1986 _____ 298 __ 14-30 _____Chris Simms, Sr. ______at North Carolina ______9/14/2002 129. __ 245 __ 19-36 _____Shane Buechele, Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/2016 58. ___ 297 __ 18-42 _____Major Applewhite, Jr. ______vs. Baylor _____ 10/28/2000 _____ 245 __ 17-33 _____Chris Simms, So. ______vs. Oregon ! _____ 12/29/2000 59. ___ 296 __ 26-38 _____Shane Buechele, Fr. ______vs. Iowa State _____ 10/15/2016 _____ 245 __ 19-35 _____Shea Morenz, Fr. ______vs. TCU _____ 11/13/1993 60. ___ 294 __ 20-34 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______at Texas Tech ______11/1/2008 132. __ 244 __ 20-40 _____Shane Buechele, Fr. ______at Texas Tech ______11/5/2016

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RK ___ YDS __ ATT _____NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE RK ___ YDS __ ATT _____NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE _____ 244 __ 22-27 _____Shane Buechele, Fr. ______vs. UTEP ______9/10/2016 _____ 209 __ 14-25 _____Peter Gardere, So. ______vs. SMU _____ 10/27/1990 _____ 244 __ 26-45 _____Case McCoy, Sr. ______at Iowa State ______10/3/2013 _____ 209 __ 10-20 _____Robert Brewer, Sr. ______at Baylor _____ 11/20/1982 _____ 244 __ 19-32 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______at Rutgers ______9/11/1999 207. __ 206 __ 10-16 _____Shannon Kelley, Sr. ______at Rice ______10/1/1988 136. __ 242 __ 23-44 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______at Oklahoma St. ______11/6/1999 208. __ 205 __ 24-34 _____Colt McCoy, Sr. ______vs. Texas Tech ______9/19/2009 _____ 242 __ 10-24 _____Major Applewhite, Fr. ______at Texas Tech _____ 11/14/1998 _____ 205 __ 17-30 _____Major Applewhite, Fr. ______vs. Baylor _____ 10/24/1998 _____ 242 __ 20-38 _____James Brown, So. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/14/1995 210. __ 202 __ 19-32 _____Garrett Gilbert, So. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 11/13/2010 139 __ 241 __ 21-33 _____David Ash, So. ______vs. Oregon State $ _____ 12/29/2012 211. __ 201 __ 13-23 _____Jerrod Heard, Fr. ______Kansas ______11/7/2015 _____ 241 __ 14-27 _____Vince Young, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/2005 _____ 201 __ 14-19 _____Peter Gardere, Sr. ______vs. North Texas ______9/26/1992 _____ 241 __ 22-34 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 11/13/1999 _____ 201 __ 15-30 _____Bret Stafford, Jr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____ 11/27/1986 _____ 241 __ 19-29 _____Peter Gardere, So. ______at Rice ______10/6/1990 _____ 201 __ 12-21 _____Robert Brewer, Jr. ______vs. Alabama ^ ______1/1/1982 143. __ 240 __ 15-25 _____Major Applewhite, Sr. ______vs. Colorado + ______12/1/2001 215. __ 200 __ 20-34 _____Tyrone Swoopes, So. ______vs. TCU ______9/27/2014 _____ 240 __ 10-18 _____Chris Simms, So. ______at Kansas _____ 11/11/2000 _____ 200 __ 19-39 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______vs. Kansas State ______9/29/2007 145. __ 239 __ 21-33 _____Shane Buechele, Fr. ______at Oklahoma State ______10/1/2016 _____ 200 __ 15-25 _____James Brown, Jr. ______at Kansas _____ 11/16/1996 _____ 239 __ 13-23 _____Garrett Gilbert, Jr. ______vs. Rice ______9/3/2011 _____ 200 ___7-13 ______James Street, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/11/1969 _____ 239 __ 25-38 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______vs. TCU ______9/8/2007 _____ 239 __ 15-30 _____Vince Young, Jr. ______at Oklahoma St. _____ 10/29/2005 $ Alamo Bowl (2012) | & Fiesta Bowl (2008) | # Alamo Bowl (2006) | % Rose Bowl (2006) | _____ 239 __ 12-22 _____Vince Young, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 10/22/2005 * Cotton Bowl (2003) | @ Holiday Bowl (2001) | + Big 12 Championship (2001) | _____ 239 __ 16-37 _____Major Applewhite, Fr. ______at Kansas St. ______9/19/1998 ! Holiday Bowl (2000) | $ Big 12 Championship (1996) | ^ Cotton Bowl (1982) _____ 239 __ 19-32 _____James Brown, Jr. ______at Texas Tech ______11/9/1996 152. __ 238 __ 15-23 _____Bret Stafford, Sr. ______at Houston ______11/7/1987 153. __ 236 __ 15-22 _____Vince Young, Jr. ______at Missouri ______10/1/2005 154. __ 235 __ 18-36 _____Chris Simms, Jr. ______at Oklahoma St. _____ 10/13/2001 _____ 235 __ 18-34 _____Robert Brewer, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/9/1982 156. __ 234 __ 17-28 _____Chris Simms, Jr. ______vs. Colorado ______12/1/2001 157. __ 233 __ 20-30 _____Chris Simms, Sr. ______vs. Houston ______9/21/2002 _____ 233 __ 23-36 _____Shannon Kelley, Jr. ______at Houston ______11/7/1987 159. __ 232 __ 24-35 _____Major Applewhite, Fr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____ 11/27/1998 _____ 232 __ 12-16 _____James Brown, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma St. ______10/5/1996 161. __ 231 __ 22-39 _____Garrett Gilbert, So. ______vs. Baylor _____ 10/30/2010 162. __ 229 __ 17-32 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______at Texas A&M _____ 11/23/2007 _____ 229 __ 24-30 _____Chris Simms, Jr. ______at Missouri _____ 10/27/2001 164. __ 228 __ 34-13 _____Tyrone Swoopes, So. ______at Texas Tech ______11/1/2014 _____ 228 ___9-19 ______Case McCoy, Sr. ______at TCU _____ 10/26/2013 166. __ 227 __ 21-36 _____Garrett Gilbert, So. ______at Texas Tech ______9/18/2010 _____ 227 __ 21-37 _____James Brown, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/12/1996 168. __ 226 __ 15-26 _____Shea Morenz, Fr. ______vs. Baylor _____ 11/20/1993 169. __ 225 __ 15-26 _____Major Applewhite, Fr. ______vs. Mississippi St. ______1/1/1999 170. __ 224 __ 21-26 _____Chris Simms, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech ______9/29/2001 _____ 224 __ 16-35 _____James Brown, Jr. ______at Colorado _____ 10/26/1996 172. __ 223 __ 22-33 _____Colt McCoy, So. ______vs. Arkansas State ______9/1/2007 _____ 223 __ 21-33 _____Peter Gardere, Sr. ______vs. Mississippi St. ______9/5/1992 174. __ 222 __ 17-24 _____Shane Buechele, Fr. ______at Kansas State _____ 10/22/2016 _____ 222 __ 22-35 _____Garrett Gilbert, So. ______vs. Wyoming ______9/11/2010 _____ 222 __ 24-29 _____Colt McCoy, Jr. ______vs. Florida Atlantic ______8/30/2008 _____ 222 __ 15-28 _____Peter Gardere, Sr. ______vs. Houston _____ 10/24/1992 178. __ 221 __ 29-39 _____Case McCoy, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma State _____ 11/16/2013 _____ 221 __ 16-22 _____David Ash, So. ______vs. New Mexico ______9/8/2012 180. __ 220 __ 25-39 _____Colt McCoy, Fr. ______at Nebraska _____ 10/21/2006 _____ 220 __ 20-32 _____Peter Gardere, Jr. ______at Arkansas _____ 10/19/1991 _____ 220 __ 10-21 _____Bill Bradley, Jr. ______vs. Baylor _____ 11/11/1967 183. __ 219 __ 20-37 _____Garrett Gilbert, So. ______vs. Texas A&M _____ 11/25/2010 _____ 219 __ 18-38 _____Mark Murdock, Fr. ______vs. Texas A&M _____ 11/24/1988 185. _ 218 __ 16-39 _____Shane Buechele, Fr. ______vs. TCU _____ 11/25/2016 _____ 218 __ 19-34 _____Tyrone Swoopes, So. ______at Kansas ______9/27/2014 187. __ 216 ___6-15 ______Rob Moerschell, Jr. ______at Arkansas _____ 10/15/1983 188. __ 215 __ 20-28 _____Mark Murdock, Fr. ______vs. Arkansas _____ 10/15/1988 _____ 215 __ 15-24 _____Todd Dodge, Sr. ______vs. Auburn ______9/15/1984 _____ 215 __ 14-38 _____Rick McIvor, Jr. ______at Arkansas _____ 10/17/1981 _____ 215 __ 16-22 _____Donnie Little, Jr. ______at TCU _____ 11/15/1980 _____ 215 ___9-18 ______James Street, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma _____ 10/11/1969 _____ 215 __ 12-17 _____Bill Bradley, Jr. ______vs. Rice _____ 10/28/1967 _____ 215 __ 17-22 _____Joe Clements, So. ______vs. Tulane ______9/24/1955 195. __ 213 __ 16-25 _____Vince Young, So. ______vs. Texas Tech _____ 11/15/2003 _____ 213 __ 17-30 _____Major Applewhite, So. ______vs. Nebraska _____ 10/23/1999 _____ 213 __ 14-26 _____Todd Dodge, Sr. ______vs. Arkansas _____ 10/20/1984 198. __ 212 __ 18-23 _____Colt McCoy, Fr. ______vs. Iowa St. ______9/23/2006 _____ 212 __ 17-35 _____Peter Gardere, Sr. ______at Texas Tech _____ 10/31/1992 _____ 212 __ 18-35 _____Peter Gardere, Sr. ______vs. SMU _____ 11/14/1992 201. __ 211 __ 13-25 _____James Brown, So. ______vs. Rice ______10/7/1995 202. __ 210 ___9-22 ______James Brown, So. ______at Hawaii ______9/2/1995 _____ 210 __ 14-28 _____Peter Gardere, So. ______at Penn St. ______9/8/1990 204. __ 209 __ 15-24 _____Peter Gardere, So. ______vs. Arkansas _____ 10/20/1990

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MOST RECEPTIONS MOST YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) Game ______15______Jordan Shipley, vs. Oklahoma State ______10/25/2008 1. Jordan Shipley ______1,485 (2009) Season ______116______Jordan Shipley ______2009 2. Kwame Cavil ______1,188 (1999) Career ______248______Jordan Shipley ______2006-09 3. Roy Williams ______1,142 (2002) 4. Quan Cosby ______1,123 (2008) MOST RECEPTIONS (SINGLE GAME) 5. Wane McGarity______1,087 (1998) 1. Jordan Shipley ______15, vs. Oklahoma State (10/25/2008) 6. Roy Williams ______1,079 (2003) 2. Quan Cosby ______14, vs. Ohio State (1/5/2009)+ 7. Jordan Shipley ______1,060 (2008) 3. Roy Williams ______13, at Nebraska (11/2/2002) 8. John Harris ______1,051 (2014) 4. Eric Metcalf ______12, vs. Arkansas (10/15/1988) 9. Mike Adams ______942 (1996) 5. Mike Davis ______11, at Kansas State (11/6/2010) 10. Mike Davis ______939 (2012) Jordan Shipley ______11, vs. UCF (11/7/2009) Jordan Shipley ______11, vs. Colorado (10/10/2009) MOST YARDS (CAREER) Jordan Shipley ______11, vs. Oklahoma (10/11/2008) 1. Roy Williams ______3,866 (2000-03) Roy Williams ______11, vs. Washington (2012/28/01)^ 2. Jordan Shipley ______3,191 (2006-09) Kwame Cavil ______11, at Iowa State (10/30/1999) 3. Mike Adams ______3,032 (1992-96) Eric Metcalf ______11, at Arkansas (10/17/1987) 4. Mike Davis ______2,753 (2010-13) 12. Mike Davis ______10, vs. Oklahoma State (10/15/2011) 5. Quan Cosby ______2,598 (2005-08) Jordan Shipley ______10, vs. Alabama (1/7/2010)# 6. Jaxon Shipley ______2,510 (2011-14) Jordan Shipley ______10, vs. Kansas (11/21/2009) 7. B.J. Johnson ______2,389 (2000-03) Jordan Shipley ______10, vs. UTEP (9/26/2009) 8. Kwame Cavil ______2,279 (1997-99) Jordan Shipley ______10, vs. Ohio State (1/5/2009)+ 9. Limas Sweed ______1,915 (2004-07) Quan Cosby ______10, at UCF (9/15/2007) 10. Tony Jones ______1,842 (1986-89) David Thomas ______10, vs. USC (1/4/2006) ! 11. Wane McGarity______1,687 (1995-98) Roy Williams ______10, vs. Arkansas (9/13/2003) 12. Johnny ‘Lam’ Jones ______1,603 (1976-79) Roy Williams ______10, vs. Texas Tech (9/29/2001) Kwame Cavil ______10, at Texas A&M(11/26/1999) MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Kwame Cavil ______10, vs. North Carolina State (8/28/1999) Game ______4______Wane McGarity, vs. Texas Tech ______11/14/1998 Mike Adams ______10, vs. TCU (11/13/1993) Season ______13______Jordan Shipley ______2009 # BCS Championship Game |+ Fiesta Bowl | ! Rose Bowl | ^ Holiday Bowl Career ______36______Roy Williams ______2000-03

MOST RECEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Jordan Shipley ______116 (2009) 1. Jordan Shipley ______13 (2009) 2. Kwame Cavil ______100 (1999) 2. Limas Sweed ______12 (2006) 3. Quan Cosby ______92 (2008) Roy Williams ______12 (2002) 4. Jordan Shipley ______89 (2008) 4. Jordan Shipley ______11 (2008) 5. Nate Jones ______70 (2007) 5. Quan Cosby ______10 (2008) Roy Williams ______70 (2003) Herkie Walls ______10 (1982) 7. John Harris ______68 (2014) 7. Roy Williams ______9 (2003) 8. Roy Williams ______67 (2001) Wane McGarity ______9 (1998) Roy Williams ______64 (2002) 9. Mike Davis ______8 (2013) 10. Quan Cosby ______60 (2007) Roy Williams ______8 (2000) 11. Jaxon Shipley ______59 (2014) Pat Fitzgerald______8 (1995) Jaxon Shipley ______59 (2012) Eric Jackson ______8 (1994) 13. Wane McGarity ______58 (1998) 14. Mike Davis ______57 (2012) MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (CAREER) 15. Jaxon Shipley ______56 (2013) 1. Roy Williams ______36 (2000-03) Ryan Nunez ______56 (1999) 2. Jordan Shipley ______33 (2006-09) Mike Adams ______56 (1996) 3. Limas Sweed ______20 (2004-07) 18. Johnny Walker ______55 (1989) 4. Quan Cosby ______19 (2005-08) 19. Mike Adams ______53 (1995) 5. Mike Davis ______18 (2010-13) 20. Mike Adams ______52 (1993) 6. B.J. Johnson ______16 (2000-03) 21. Mike Davis ______51 (2013) Mike Adams ______16 (1992-96) Kwame Cavil ______51 (1998) 8. David Thomas ______15 (2002-05) 23. David Thomas ______50 (2005) Lovell Pinkney ______15 (1992-94) 10. Wane McGarity ______14 (1995-98) MOST RECEPTIONS (CAREER) Johnny “Lam” Jones ______14 (1976-79) 1. Jordan Shipley ______248 (2006-09) 2. Roy Williams ______241 (2000-03) CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A TOUCHDOWN RECEPTION 3. Jaxon Shipley ______218 (2011-14) 1. Jordan Shipley ______8 (2008) 4. Quan Cosby ______212 (2005-08) 2. Limas Sweed ______7 (2006) 5. Mike Davis ______200 (2010-13) 3. Roy Williams ______6 (2002-03) 6. Mike Adams ______177 (1992-96) 4. Herkie Walls ______5 (1982) 7. Kwame Cavil ______174 (1997-99) 5. John Harris ______4 (2014) 8. B.J. Johnson ______152 (2000-03) Jordan Shipley ______4 (2009) 9. Eric Metcalf ______125 (1985-88) 7. Devin Duvernay ______3 (2016) 10. Limas Sweed ______124 (2004-07) Mike Davis ______3 (2013) 11. James Kirkendoll ______121 (2007-10) Blaine Irby ______3 (2011) 12. Marquise Goodwin ______120 (2009-12) Dan Buckner ______3 (2009) Quan Cosby ______3 (2008) MOST YARDS B.J. Johnson ______3 (2002) Game ______273 _____Jordan Shipley, vs. Baylor ______11/14/2009 Wane McGarity ______3 (1998) Season ______1,485______Jordan Shipley ______2009 Career ______3,866______Roy Williams ______2000-03 124 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RECEIVING

HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER RECEPTION MOST RECEIVING YARDS (CAREER) Game (min. 4) ______45.5 ___Malcolm Williams, at Texas Tech (4 for 182) ______11/1/2008 1. David Thomas ______1,367 (2002-05) Season (min. 10) ______28.1 ___Herkie Walls (25 for 702) ______1982 2. Pat Fitzgerald______1,106 (1994-96) Career (min. 20) ______25.8 ___Herkie Walls (38 for 981) ______1979-82 3. Lawrence Sampleton ______1,071 (1978-81) 4. Bo Scaife ______997 (1999, 2001, ‘03-04) CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTION 5. Kerry Cash ______979 (1987-90) 1. Roy Williams ______47 (2000-03) 6. Jermichael Finley ______947 (2006-07) 2. Quan Cosby ______44 (2005-08) 7. William Harris ______909 (1983-85) 3. Jaxon Shipley ______33 (2011-13) 8. Pete Lammons ______706 (1963-65) 4. Jordan Shipley ______31 (2007-09) 9. Randy Peschel ______644 (1967-69) 5. B.J. Johnson ______27 (2000-02) 10. Derek Lewis ______551 (1995-98) 6. Mike Adams ______26 (1995-96) MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS LONGEST RECEPTIONS (80 OR MORE YARDS) - 18 Game ______3______D.J. Grant vs. UCLA ______9/17/2011 1. 97t __ Wane McGarity from Major Applewhite, vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1998 ______3______Pat Fitzgerald, vs. Notre Dame ______9/23/1995 2. 96t __ Roy Williams from Major Applewhite, vs. Oklahoma State ______9/30/2000 ______3______Pete Lammons, vs. Baylor ______11/6/1965 96t __ Donovan Pitts from Todd Dodge, vs. Rice ______10/5/1985 Season ______8______Pat Fitzgerald ______1995 4. 92t __ B.J. Johnson from Chris Simms, at Houston ______9/22/2001 Career ______15______David Thomas ______2002-05 5. 91t __ Malcolm Williams from Colt McCoy, at Texas Tech ______11/1/2008 6. 88t __ Jordan Shipley from Colt McCoy, vs. UCF ______11/7/2009 MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) 88t __ Alfred Jackson from Jon Aune, vs. Boston College ______9/10/1977 1. Pat Fitzgerald______8 (1995) 8. 87t __ Herkie Walls from Darryl Clark, vs. Texas A&M^ ______11/25/1982 2. Derek Lewis ______6 (1998) 9. 84t __ John Burt from Jerrod Heard, vs. Kansas ______11/7/2015 3. David Thomas ______5 (2005) 84t __ B.J. Johnson from Chris Simms, at Texas Tech ______11/16/2002 David Thomas ______5 (2004) 84t __ William Harris from Todd Dodge, at Penn State ______9/29/1984 Bob Moses ______5 (1961) 12. 80t __ Devin Duvernay from Shane Buechele, at Kansas State ______10/22/2016 80t __ Marquise Goodwin from Case McCoy at Baylor ______12/3/2011 MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (CAREER) 80t __ Victor Ike from Major Applewhite, vs. North Carolina State ______8/28/1999 1. David Thomas ______15 (2002-05) 80 __ Kerry Cash from Shannon Kelly, vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/1988 2. Pat Fitzgerald______12 (1994-96) 80t __ Eric Metcalf from Todd Dodge, vs. Rice ______10/5/1985 3. Kerry Cash ______10 (1987-90) 80t __ Kelvin Epps from Rick McIvor, at Auburn ______9/17/1983 4. Derek Lewis ______8 (1995-98) 80t __ Herkie Walls from Robert Brewer, at Baylor ______11/20/1982 5. Lawrence Sampleton ______7 (1978-81) ^ halfback option pass LONGEST RECEPTIONS (50 OR MORE YARDS) - 10 RECEIVING BY A TIGHT END 1. 84t __ William Harris at Penn State ______9/29/1984 2. 73 __ Lawrence Sampleton at Rice ______10/4/1980 MOST RECEPTIONS 3. 70t __ Pat Fitzgerald vs. Baylor ______11/23/1995 Game ______10______David Thomas, vs. USC (88 yards) ______1/1/2006 4. 61 __ Derek Lewis vs. Nebraska ______12/7/1996 Season ______50______David Thomas ______2005 5. 60t __ David Thomas at Texas A&M ______11/28/2003 Career ______98______David Thomas ______2002-05 6. 59 __ William Comer vs. SMU ______11/2/1968 7. 58 __ Jermichael Finley vs. Oklahoma ______10/6/2007 TOP FIVE RECEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) 8. 57 __ Caleb Bluiett vs. Baylor ______12/5/2015 1. David Thomas ______50 (2005) 9. 55 __ Jermichael Finley vs. Oklahoma ______10/6/2007 2. Jermichael Finley ______45 (2007) 10. 51 __ Bobby Micho vs. SMU ______10/23/1982 3. Pat Fitzgerald______38 (1996) 4. William Harris ______34 (1984) RECEIVING BY A RUNNING BACK 5. Jermichael Finley ______31 (2006) TOP 10 RECEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) TOP 10 RECEPTIONS (CAREER) 1. Chris Ogbonnaya ______46 (2008) 1. David Thomas ______98 (2002-05) 2. Eric Metcalf ______42 (1988) 2. Pat Fitzgerald______80 (1994-96) 3. Jermichael Finley ______76 (2006-07) Eric Metcalf ______42 (1986) 4. Bo Scaife ______75 (1999, 2001, ‘03-04) 4. Hodges Mitchell ______37 (2000) 5. Kerry Cash ______71 (1987-90) 5. Phil Brown ______35 (1993) 6. Lawrence Sampleton ______57 (1978-81) 6. Fozzy Whittaker ______34 (2010) 7. William Harris ______49 (1983-85) 7. Eric Metcalf ______33 (1987) 8. Derek Lewis ______47 (1995-98) 8. Hodges Mitchell ______32 (1999) Pete Lammons ______47 (1963-65) 9. Phil Brown ______31 (1992) 10. Stephen Clark______46 (1986-88, ‘90) 10. Chris Samuels______26 (1990)

MOST YARDS TOP FIVE RECEPTIONS (CAREER) Game ______149______Jermichael Finley, vs. Oklahoma (4 receptions) ______10/6/2007 1. Eric Metcalf ______125 (1985-88) Season ______637______William Harris ______1984 2. Ricky Williams ______85 (1995-98) Career ______1,367______David Thomas ______2002-05 3. Chris Ogbonnaya ______75 (2005-08) 4. Phil Brown ______72 (1990-93) TOP RECEIVING YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) 5. Hodges Mitchell ______71 (1997-2000) 1. William Harris ______637 (1984) 2. David Thomas ______613 (2005) 3. Jermichael Finley ______575 (2007) 4. Pat Fitzgerald______545 (1996) 5. Pat Fitzgerald ______445 (1995)

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TOP 10 YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) 100-YARD GAMES (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Eric Metcalf ______556 (1986) 2. Chris Ogbonnaya ______540 (2008) GAMES NAME SEASON 3. Hodges Mitchell ______386 (2000) 1. 7______Jordan Shipley ______2009 4. Phil Brown ______361 (1992) 7______Wane McGarity ______1998 5. Hodges Mitchell ______343 (1999) 3. 6______Roy Williams ______2002 6. Eric Metcalf ______333 (1988) 6______Mike Adams ______1993 7. Walter Fondren ______318 (1956) 5. 4______John Harris ______2014 8. Ricky Williams ______291 (1996) 4______Mike Davis ______2012 9. Phil Brown ______281 (1993) 4______Quan Cosby ______2008 10. Ivan Williams ______273 (2002) 4______Roy Williams ______2003 4______Tony Jones ______1988 TOP FIVE YARDS (CAREER) 10. 3______Mike Davis ______2013 1. Eric Metcalf ______1,394 (1985-88) 3______Jordan Shipley ______2008 2. Ricky Williams ______927 (1995-98) 3______Limas Sweed ______2006 3. Chris Ogbonnaya ______792 (2005-08) 3______Billy Pittman ______2005 4. Hodges Mitchell ______743 (1997-2000) 3______B.J. Johnson ______2001 5. Phil Brown ______686 (1990-93) 3______Roy Williams ______2001 3______Roy Williams ______2000 LONGEST RECEPTIONS (60 YARDS OR MORE) - 11 3______Kwame Cavil ______1999 1. 80t __ Victor Ike, vs. North Carolina State ______8/28/1999 3______Kwame Cavil ______1998 80t __ Eric Metcalf, vs. Rice ______10/5/1985 3______Lovell Pinkney ______1993 3. 74t __ Malcolm Brown, vs. New Mexico State ______8/31/2013 74t __ Eric Metcalf, vs. Houston ______11/8/1986 5. 72t __ Jamaal Charles, vs. Iowa ______12/30/2006 100-YARD GAMES (CAREER) 6. 71t __ Delano Womack, at TCU ______11/13/1954 7. 70t __ Lawrence Graham, at Rice ______10/25/1952 GAMES NAME SEASON 8. 65t __ Chris Ogbonnaya, at Colorado ______10/4/2008 1. 16______Roy Williams ______2000-03 9. 63t __ Terry Orr, vs. TCU ______11/17/1984 2. 10______Mike Davis ______2010-13 10. 62 __ Jamaal Charles, at Texas A&M ______11/23/2007 10______Jordan Shipley ______2006-09 11. 61t __ Jack Collins, vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1959 4. 9______B.J. Johnson ______2000-03 9______Mike Adams ______1992-96 TEXAS’ TOP RECEIVING DUOS 6. 8______Wane McGarity ______1995-98 7. 7______Kwame Cavil ______1997-99 (each receiver must have at least 20 receptions and 300 receiving yards) 7______Tony Jones ______1986-89 MOST RECEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) 1. 181 ___ Quan Cosby (92-1,123-10) ______Jordan Shipley (89-1,060-11) ____2008 TWO 100-YARD RECEIVERS IN A GAME (14 TIMES) 2. 164 ___ Jordan Shipley (116-1,485-13) ______James Kirkendoll (48-461-6) _____2009 3. 156 ___ Kwame Cavil (100-1,188-6) ______Ryan Nunez (56-600-3) ______1999 DATE ______PLAYER (RECEPTIONS-YARDS) ______OPPONENT 4. 130 ___ Nate Jones (70-795-5) ______Quan Cosby (60-680-5) ______2007 9/7/2013 ____ Mike Davis (8-114) & Jaxon Shipley (8-105) ______at BYU 5. 127 ___ John Harris (68-1,015-7) ______Jaxon Shipley (59-577-1) ______2014 11/10/2012 __ Jaxon Shipley (8-137) & Mike Davis (7-113) ______vs. Iowa State 6. 116 ___ Mike Davis (57-939-7) ______Jaxon Shipley (59-737-6) ______2012 9/15/2012 ___ Mike Davis (5-124) & Marquise Goodwin (2-102) ______at Mississippi 7. 109 ___ Wane McGarity (58-1,087-9) ______Kwame Cavil (51-775-3) ______1998 12/8/2011 ___ Marquise Goodwin (5-129) & Jaxon Shipley (4-121) ______at Baylor 10/11/2008 __ Quan Cosby (9-122) & Jordan Shipley (11-112) ______vs. Oklahoma MOST YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) 9/13/2003 ___ B.J. Johnson (6-123) & Roy Williams (10-117) ______vs. Arkansas 1. 2,183 __ Quan Cosby (92-1,123-10) ______Jordan Shipley (89-1,060-11) _____2008 11/16/2002 __ B.J. Johnson (5-120) & Roy Williams (8-117) ______at Texas Tech 2. 2,035 __ Jordan Shipley (116-1,485-13) ______Malcolm Williams (39-550-2) ____2009 12/28/2001 __ B.J. Johnson (6-157) & Roy Williams (11-134) ______vs. Washington^ 3. 1,862 __ Wane McGarity (58-1,087-9) ______Kwame Cavil (51-775-3) ______1998 10/2/1999 ___ Jeremy Jones (3-105) & Kwame Cavil (7-103) ______vs. Kansas State 4. 1,788 __ Kwame Cavil (100-1,188-6) ______Ryan Nunez (56-600-3) ______1999 11/7/1998 ___ Wane McGarity (9-125) & Kwame Cavil (9-109) ______vs. Oklahoma State 5. 1,745 __ Roy Williams (64-1,142-12) ______B.J. Johnson (40-603-5) ______2002 11/8/1997 ___ Jamel Thompson (7-143) & Kwame Cavil (7-112) ______vs. Texas Tech TOP RECEIVING GAMES (BY CLASS) 9/4/1993 ____ Lovell Pinkney (6-139) & Mike Adams (4-100) ______at Colorado 11/13/1993 __ Mike Adams (10-151) & Lovell Pinkney (8-102) ______vs. TCU 10/5/1985 ___ Eric Metcalf (2-120) & Donovan Pitts (2-106) ______vs. Rice Senior ______273 ______by Jordan Shipley, vs. UCF ______2009 ^ Holiday Bowl Junior ______180 ______by Kwame Cavil, vs. Stanford ______1999 Sophomore ______242 ______by Tony Jones, vs. Pittsburgh* ______1987 THREE 90-YARD RECEIVERS IN A GAME (1 TIME) Freshman ______187 ______by B.J. Johnson, vs. Texas A&M ______2000 * Bluebonnet Bowl DATE ______PLAYER (RECEPTIONS-YARDS) ______OPPONENT 10/11/2014 __Jaxon Shipley (9-115), Marcus Johnson (7-93) & John Harris (5-90) __ vs. Oklahoma TOP RECEIVING GAMES (BY LOCATION)

Home ______273 ______by Jordan Shipley vs. UCF ______2009 Road ______187 ______by B.J. Johnson, at Iowa State ______2003 Neutral ______160 ______by Cotton Speyrer, vs. Oklahoma ______1969 Bowl ______242 ______by Tony Jones, vs. Pittsburgh* ______1987 * Bluebonnet Bowl

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RK __ YDS ___ REC ____NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT ______YEAR ___ LG 200-YARD GAMES (2) 64. ___ 134 _____ 11 ______Roy Williams, So. ______vs. Washington ^ ____12/28/2001 ____38 RK __ YDS ___ REC ____NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE ___ LG 65. ___ 133 _____ 3 ______Tony Jones, Jr. ______at Rice ____ 10/1/1988 ____61 1. ___ 273 _____ 11 ______Jordan Shipley, Sr. ______vs. UCF ____ 11/7/2009 ___ 88t 66. ___ 132 _____ 9 ______Malcolm Williams, So. ______at Texas A&M ____11/26/2009 ____45 2. ___ 242 _____8 ______Tony Jones, So. ______vs. Pittsburgh* ____12/31/1987 ___ 77t _____ 132 _____ 4 ______B.J. Johnson, Jr. ______at Kansas State ____10/19/2002 ____53 _____ 132 _____ 4 ______Wane McGarity, Sr. ______vs. Miss. State + _____ 1/1/1999 ___ 59t 100-YARD GAMES (163) _____ 132 _____ 3 ______Johnny “Lam” Jones, Jr. ______at Rice ____ 9/16/1978 ___ 57t RK __ YDS ___ REC ____NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT ______DATE ___ LG 70. ___ 131 _____ 7 ______Tony Jeffery, Sr. ______at Kansas ____11/13/2004 ____46 3. ___ 198 _____ 8 ______Johnny “Lam” Jones, Sr. ______vs. Baylor ____11/24/1979 ___ 54t 71. ___ 130 _____ 5 ______Billy Pittman, So. ______at Ohio State ____ 9/10/2005 ____63 4. ___ 187 _____7 ______B.J. Johnson, Sr.______at Iowa State ____10/18/2003 ____56 _____ 130 _____ 7 ______Sloan Thomas, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma State ____ 10/5/2002 ____55 _____ 187 _____ 6 ______B.J. Johnson, Fr. ______vs. Texas A&M ____11/24/2000 ___ 70t _____ 130 _____ 7 ______Montrell Flowers, So. ______vs. Texas Tech ____11/13/1999 ___ 36t 6. ___ 182 _____ 4 ______Malcolm, Williams, Fr. ______at Texas Tech ____ 11/1/2008 ___ 91t 74. ___ 129 _____ 5 ______Marquise Goodwin, Jr. ______at Baylor ____ 12/3/2011 ___ 80t 7. ___ 181 _____ 5 ______Eric Metcalf, So. ______vs. Houston ____ 11/8/1986 ___ 74t 75. ___ 128 _____ 7 ______Kwame Cavil, So. ______at UCLA ____ 9/12/1998 ____39 8. ___ 180 _____ 8 ______Jordan Shipley, Sr. ______vs. ULM _____ 9/5/2009 ___ 78t 76. ___ 126 _____ 6 ______Randy Peschel, So. ______vs. Rice ____10/28/1967 ____43 _____ 180 _____ 4 ______Roy Williams, Fr. ______at Kansas ____11/11/2000 ___ 65t 77. ___ 125 _____ 7 ______Dorian Leonard, Jr. ______vs. West Virginia ____11/12/2016 ____32 _____ 180 _____ 6 ______Kwame Cavil, Jr. ______vs. Stanford _____ 9/4/1999 ___ 78t _____ 125 _____ 7 ______Nate Jones, Sr. ______at Iowa State ____10/13/2007 ____30 11. ___ 177 _____ 6 ______Tony Jones, Jr. ______at Texas Tech ____10/29/1988 ____59 _____ 125 _____ 9 ______Wane McGarity, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma State ____ 11/7/1998 ___ 36t 12. ___ 175 _____ 5 ______Roy Williams, Fr. ______vs. Oklahoma State ____ 9/30/2000 ___ 96t 80. ___ 124 _____ 5 ______Mike Davis, So. ______at Mississippi ____ 9/15/2012 ____46 13. ___ 174 _____ 6 ______Wane McGarity, Sr. ______at Texas Tech ____11/14/1998 ___ 67t _____ 124 _____ 4 ______B.J. Johnson, So. ______at Houston ____ 9/22/2001 ___ 92t 14. ___ 173 _____ 5 ______Tony Jones, So. ______at Houston ____ 11/7/1987 ___ 71t 82. ___ 123 _____ 4 ______James Kirkendoll, Sr. ______vs. Florida Atlantic ____11/20/2010 ___ 63t 15. ___ 172 _____ 8 ______Roy Williams, Jr. ______vs. Baylor ____ 11/9/2002 ___ 73t _____ 123 _____ 6 ______B.J. Johnson, Sr.______vs. Arkansas ____ 9/13/2003 ____55 16. ___ 171 _____ 14 ______Quan Cosby, Sr. ______vs. Ohio State % _____ 1/5/2009 ___ 26t _____ 123 _____ 7 ______Eric Jackson, Sr. ______at Baylor ____11/24/1994 ____37 17. ___ 168 _____ 15 ______Jordan Shipley, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma State ____10/25/2008 ____29 _____ 123 _____ 4 ______Tom Stolhandske, Sr. ______at North Carolina ____ 9/27/1952 ___ 66t 18. ___ 165 _____ 5 ______John Harris, Sr. ______at Texas Tech ____ 11/1/2014 ____68 86. ___ 122 _____ 6 ______James Kirkendoll, Sr. ______at Texas Tech ____ 9/18/2010 ____45 _____ 165 _____ 4 ______Mike Davis, Jr. ______at Texas Tech ____ 11/3/2012 ___ 75t _____ 122 _____ 10 ______Jordan Shipley, Sr. ______vs. Alabama! _____ 1/7/2010 ___ 44t 20. ___ 163 _____ 8 ______Ben Procter, Jr. ______vs. TCU ____11/12/1949 ___ 37t _____ 122 _____ 10 ______Jordan Shipley, Sr. ______vs. UTEP ____ 9/26/2009 ____23 21. ___ 162 _____ 6 ______Roy Williams, Sr. ______at Oklahoma State ____ 11/8/2003 ___ 67t _____ 122 _____ 9 ______Quan Cosby, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma ____10/11/2008 ____36 _____ 162 _____ 9 ______B.J. Johnson, Fr. ______vs. Baylor ____10/22/2000 ____45 90. ___ 121 _____ 4 ______Jaxon Shipley, Fr. ______at Baylor ____ 12/3/2011 ____78 23. ___ 161 _____ 13 ______Roy Williams, Jr. ______at Nebraska ____ 11/2/2002 ____27 91. ___ 120 _____ 3 ______Marcus Johnson, So. ______at TCU ____10/26/2013 ___ 65t _____ 161 _____ 6 ______Justin McLemore, Sr. ______at Houston ____11/11/1995 ___ 66t _____ 120 _____ 5 ______B.J. Johnson, Jr. ______at Texas Tech ____11/16/2002 ___ 84t _____ 161 _____ 5 ______Cotton Speyrer, So. ______vs. Tennessee + _____ 1/1/1969 ___ 79t _____ 120 _____ 6 ______Mike Adams, So. ______at Houston ____ 11/4/1993 ____44 26. ___ 160 _____ 8 ______Cotton Speyrer, Jr. ______vs. Oklahoma ____10/11/1969 ____49 _____ 120 _____ 8 ______Johnny Walker, Jr. ______vs. Penn State ____ 9/30/1989 ___ 30t 27. ___ 157 _____ 6 ______B.J. Johnson, So. ______vs. Washington ^ ____12/28/2001 ___ 43t _____ 120 _____ 2 ______Eric Metcalf, Fr. ______vs. Rice ____ 10/5/1985 ___ 80t _____ 157 _____ 3 ______Phil Harris, So.______vs. Navy + _____ 1/1/1964 ___ 63t _____ 120 _____ 3 ______Maurice McCloney, Jr. ______at Rice ____ 10/4/1980 ____51 29. ___ 155 _____ 5 ______Jordan Shipley, Sr. ______vs. Rice ____ 9/20/2008 ____60 97. ___ 119 _____ 8 ______Limas Sweed, Jr. ______at Nebraska ____10/21/2006 ___ 55t 30. ___ 154 _____ 8 ______Quan Cosby, Sr. ______at UTEP _____ 9/6/2008 ____39 _____ 119 _____ 2 ______Herkie Walls, Sr. ______vs. Texas A&M ____11/25/1982 ___ 87t _____ 154 _____ 5 ______Keith Cash, Sr. ______vs. Houston ____11/10/1990 ____62 99. ___ 118 _____ 2 ______Alfred Jackson, Sr. ______vs. Boston College ____ 9/10/1977 ___ 88t 32. ___ 153 _____ 6 ______Wane McGarity, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma ____10/10/1998 ___ 97t 100. __ 117 _____ 9 ______John Harris, Sr. ______at Oklahoma State ____11/15/2014 ____24 _____ 153 _____ 6 ______Mike Adams, Sr.______vs. Texas A&M ____11/29/1996 ____41 _____ 117 _____ 5 ______John Chiles, Sr. ______vs. Iowa State ____10/23/2010 ____46 _____ 153 _____ 6 ______Mike Adams, So. ______vs. Baylor ____11/20/1993 ____57 _____ 117 _____ 10 ______Roy Williams, Sr. ______vs. Arkansas ____ 9/13/2003 ____24 35. ___ 151 _____ 10 ______Mike Adams, So. ______vs. TCU ____11/13/1993 ____31 _____ 117 _____ 8 ______Roy Williams, Jr. ______at Texas Tech ____11/16/2002 ____35 36. ___ 150 _____ 7 ______Lovell Pinkney, So. ______vs. SMU ____10/23/1993 ___ 61t _____ 117 _____ 6 ______Wane McGarity, Sr. ______vs. New Mexico St. _____ 9/5/1998 ____41 37. ___ 149 _____ 4 ______Jermichael Finley, So. ______vs. Oklahoma ____ 10/6/2007 ____58 _____ 117 _____ 7 ______Mike Adams, So. ______vs. Oklahoma ____ 10/9/1993 ____43 _____ 149 _____ 6 ______Roy Williams, Jr. ______vs. Texas A&M ____11/29/2002 ___ 75t 106. __ 116 _____ 6 ______Chris Ogbonnaya, Sr. ______at Colorado ____ 10/4/2008 ___ 65t 39. ___ 148 _____ 6 ______Mike Davis, Jr. ______vs. Baylor ____10/20/2012 ____67 107. __ 115 _____ 9 ______Jaxon Shipley, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma ____10/11/2014 ____32 _____ 148 _____ 5 ______Danny Lester, Sr. ______vs. Texas A&M ____11/26/1970 ____44 _____ 115 _____ 3 ______Mike Davis, So. ______vs. Rice _____ 9/3/2011 ____56 41. ___ 147 _____ 9 ______John Harris, Sr. ______vs. Iowa State ____10/18/2014 ____45 _____ 115 _____ 3 ______Johnny “Lam” Jones, So. ______vs. TCU ____11/12/1977 ___ 56t _____ 147 _____ 11 ______Jordan Shipley, Sr. ______vs. Colorado ____10/10/2009 ____39 110. __ 114 _____ 8 ______Mike Davis, Sr. ______at BYU _____ 9/7/2013 ___ 57t _____ 147 _____ 6 ______Roy Williams, So. ______at Baylor ____ 11/3/2001 ____46 _____ 114 _____ 5 ______Mike Adams, Sr.______vs. Colorado ____10/26/1996 ___ 50t _____ 147 _____ 3 ______Herkie Walls, Sr. ______at Baylor ___11/20/1982 ___ 80t _____ 114 _____ 4 ______Tony Jones, Sr. ______at Arkansas ____10/21/1989 ___ 61t 45. ___ 145 _____ 5 ______Daje Johnson, Sr. ______California ____ 9/19/2015 ____54 _____ 114 _____ 5 ______Gabriel Johnson, Jr. ______vs. Stanford ____ 9/13/1986 ____58 _____ 145 _____ 6 ______Wane McGarity, Sr. ______vs. Rice ____ 9/26/1998 ____42 114. __ 113 _____ 4 ______John Burt, Fr. ______vs. Kansas ____ 11/7/2015 ___ 84t 47. ___ 143 _____ 7 ______Jamel Thompson, Fr. ______vs. Texas Tech ____ 11/8/1997 ____49 _____ 113 _____ 7 ______Mike Davis, Jr. ______vs. Iowa State ____11/10/2012 ___ 61t 48. ___ 142 _____ 4 ______Armanti Foreman, Jr. ______vs. Baylor ____10/29/2016 ____51 _____ 113 _____ 5 ______Quan Cosby, Jr. ______vs. Nebraska ____10/27/2007 ____36 _____ 142 _____ 4 ______Roy Williams, Jr. ______vs. LSU + _____ 1/1/2003 ____75 _____ 113 _____ 2 ______Bryan White, Sr. ______at Nebraska ____10/31/1998 ____76 _____ 142 _____ 5 ______Wane McGarity, Sr. ______at Kansas State ____ 9/19/1998 ____42 118. __ 112 _____ 4 ______Mike Davis, Sr. ______vs. Texas Tech ____11/28/2013 ___ 47t _____ 142 _____ 8 ______Johnny Walker, Jr. ______vs. Texas Tech ____ 11/4/1989 ____27 _____ 112 _____ 9 ______Mike Davis, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma State ____11/16/2013 ____41 52. ___ 141 _____ 6 ______Jaxon Shipley, Fr. ______at Iowa State ____ 10/1/2011 ____49 _____ 112 _____ 11 ______Jordan Shipley, Sr. ______vs. Oklahoma ____10/11/2008 ____37 _____ 141 _____ 5 ______Mike Adams, Jr. ______at Notre Dame ____ 9/23/1995 ____39 _____ 112 _____ 7 ______Kwame Cavil, Fr. ______vs. Texas Tech ____ 11/8/1997 ____31 54. ___ 140 _____ 4 ______Lovell Pinkney, Fr. ______at Syracuse ____ 9/12/1992 ___ 73t 122. __ 111 _____ 6 ______John Burt, So. ______vs. Notre Dame _____ 9/4/2016 ___ 72t 55. ___ 139 _____ 5 ______Limas Sweed, Sr. ______vs. Rice ____ 9/22/2007 ___ 52t _____ 111 _____ 8 ______Quan Cosby, Sr. ______vs. Baylor ____ 11/8/2008 ___ 35t _____ 139 _____ 7 ______Eric Jackson, Sr. ______vs. Houston ____11/12/1994 ____32 _____ 111 _____ 5 ______Limas Sweed, Jr. ______vs. North Texas _____ 9/2/2006 ___ 60t _____ 139 _____ 6 ______Lovell Pinkney, So. ______at Colorado _____ 9/4/1993 ___ 53t _____ 111 _____ 6 ______Ivan Williams, Jr. ______at Nebraska ____ 11/2/2002 ____49 _____ 139 _____ 6 ______Tony Jones, Jr. ______vs. Texas A&M ____11/24/1988 ___ 76t _____ 111 _____ 4 ______Montrell Flowers, So. ______vs. Oklahoma ____ 10/9/1999 ____37 59. ___ 138 _____ 3 ______Billy Pittman, So. ______vs. Texas Tech ____10/22/2005 ___ 75t 127. __ 110 _____ 4 ______Byron Gillory, Jr. ______vs. North Carolina ____ 10/4/1947 ___ 44t _____ 138 _____ 8 ______Hub Bechtol, Sr. ______vs. Missouri + _____ 1/1/1946 ___ — 128. __ 109 _____ 3 ______Malcolm Brown, Jr. ______vs. New Mexico St. ____ 8/31/2013 ___ 74t 61. ___ 137 _____ 8 ______Jaxon Shipley, So. ______vs. Iowa State ____11/10/2012 ____38 _____ 109 _____ 11 ______Mike Davis, Fr.______at Kansas State ____ 11/6/2010 ____24 62. ___ 136 _____ 8 ______Roy Williams, Sr. ______vs. Texas Tech ____11/15/2003 ____54 _____ 109 _____ 6 ______Roy Williams, So. ______vs. Kansas ____11/10/2001 ___ 68t _____ 136 _____ 5 ______Roy Williams, Jr. ______at North Carolina ____ 9/14/2002 ___ 58t _____ 109 _____ 9 ______Kwame Cavil, So. ______vs. Oklahoma State ____ 11/7/1998 ____45 TEXASSPORTS.COM 127 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 100 YARD RECEIVING GAMES

RK __ YDS ___ REC ____NAME, CLASS ______OPPONENT ______YEAR ___ LG 132. __ 108 _____ 10 ______Jordan Shipley, Sr. ______vs. Kansas ____11/21/2009 ___ 38t _____ 108 _____ 7 ______Jordan Shipley, Sr. ______at Missouri ____10/24/2009 ____31 _____ 108 _____ 7 ______Mike Adams, So. ______vs. Texas Tech ____10/30/1993 ___ 24t _____ 108 _____ 4 ______Lawrence Sampleton, Fr. ______vs. Arkansas ____10/21/1978 ___ 36t 136. __ 107 _____ 4 ______B.J. Johnson, So. ______vs. Colorado # ____ 12/1/2001 ___ 79t _____ 107 _____ 6 ______Kenny Neal, Jr. ______vs. Miss. State _____ 9/5/1992 ____38 _____ 107 _____ 6 ______Tony Jones, Jr. ______at BYU _____ 9/8/1988 ____38 139. __ 106 _____ 7 ______Limas Sweed, Jr. ______vs. Iowa State ____ 9/23/2006 ____35 _____ 106 _____ 11 ______Kwame Cavil, Jr. ______at Iowa State ____10/30/1999 ____16 _____ 106 _____ 2 ______Donovan Pitts, Sr.______vs. Rice ____ 10/5/1985 ___ 96t _____ 106 _____ 5 ______Brent Duhon, Jr. ______at Texas A&M ____11/26/1983 ___ 41t 143. __ 105 _____ 8 ______Jaxon Shipley, Jr. ______at BYU _____ 9/7/2013 ____45 _____ 105 _____ 6 ______Roy Williams, Fr. ______vs. La.-Lafayette _____ 9/9/2000 ____40 _____ 105 _____ 3 ______Jeremy Jones, Sr. ______vs. Kansas State ____ 10/2/1999 ____51 _____ 105 _____ 5 ______Wane McGarity, Jr. ______vs. Rutgers _____ 9/6/1997 ____42 147. __ 104 _____ 7 ______Mike Davis, Fr.______vs. Wyoming ____ 9/11/2010 ___ 45t _____ 104 _____ 6 ______David Thomas, Sr. ______at Oklahoma State ____10/29/2005 ____28 _____ 104 _____ 4 ______Roy Williams, Sr. ______vs. New Mexico St. ____ 8/31/2003 ____53 _____ 104 _____ 7 ______Ryan Nunez, Sr. ______at Rutgers ____ 9/11/1999 ____36 _____ 104 _____ 7 ______Kerry Cash, Sr. ______at Texas Tech ____ 11/3/1990 ____27 _____ 104 _____ 5 ______Johnny Walker, Sr. ______vs. Arkansas ____10/20/1990 ____31 153. __ 103 _____ 6 ______Malcolm Williams, So. ______vs. Kansas ____11/21/2009 ____68 _____ 103 _____ 6 ______Brandon Collins, So. ______vs. Texas A&M ____11/27/2008 ____36 _____ 103 _____ 7 ______Kwame Cavil, Jr. ______vs. Kansas State ____ 10/2/1999 ____38 156. __ 102 _____ 2 ______Marquise Goodwin, Sr. ______at Mississippi ____ 9/15/2012 ____55 _____ 102 _____ 7 ______James Kirkendoll, Jr. ______vs. Wyoming ____ 9/12/2009 ____42 _____ 102 _____ 6 ______Billy Pittman, Jr. ______at Kansas State ____11/11/2006 ____26 _____ 102 _____ 5 ______Limas Sweed, So. ______vs. Colorado# ____ 12/3/2005 ____38 _____ 102 _____ 6 ______Mike Jones, Jr.______at Colorado ____10/14/2000 ____25 _____ 102 _____ 6 ______Kwame Cavil, So. ______vs. Iowa State ____ 10/3/1998 ____41 _____ 102 _____ 8 ______Lovell Pinkney. So. ______vs. TCU ____11/13/1993 ____23 163. __ 101 _____ 4 ______Quan Cosby, So. ______vs. Oklahoma State ____ 11/4/2006 ____51 164. __ 100 _____ 4 ______Billy Pittman, So. ______vs. Oklahoma ____ 10/3/2005 ____64 _____ 100 _____ 4 ______Mike Adams, So. ______at Colorado _____ 9/4/1993 ____41

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OPPONENT ______REC-YDS ______NAME______DATE REC-YDS ______NAME ______DATE Texas Tech (17) ______4-182 ______by Malcolm Williams ______11/1/2008 5-165 ______by John Harris ______11/1/2014 Baylor (12) ______8-198 ______by Johnny “Lam” Jones ______11/24/1979 4-142 ______by Armanti Foreman ______10/29/2016 Oklahoma State (10) ______5-175 ______by Roy Williams ______9/30/2000 9-117 ______by John Harris ______11/15/2014 Iowa State (10) ______7-187 ______by B.J. Johnson ______10/18/2003 9-147 ______by John Harris ______10/18/2014 Oklahoma (9) ______8-160 ______by Cotton Speyrer ______10/11/1969 9-115 ______by Jaxon Shipley ______10/11/2014 Kansas (6) ______4-180 ______by Roy Williams ______11/11/2000 4-113 ______by John Burt ______11/7/2015 Kansas State (6) ______5-142 ______Wane McGarity ______9/19/1998 11-109 ______by Mike Davis ______11/6/2010 TCU (5) ______8-163 ______by Ben Proctor ______11/12/1949 3-120 ______by Marcus Johnson ______10/26/2013 West Virginia (1) ______7-125 ______by Dorian Leonard ______11/12/2016 7-125 ______by Dorian Leonard ______11/12/2016

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128 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SCORING

SEASONS TD FG PAT SAFETY TOP FIVE POINTS SCORED BY A PLACE-KICKER (SINGLE SEASON) 1887-1897 ______4 points ______5 points ______2 points ______2 points 1. Hunter Lawrence______133 (2009) 1898-1903 ______5 points ______5 points ______1 point ______2 points 2. David Pino ______113 (2005) 1904-1908 ______5 points ______4 points ______1 point ______2 points 3. Ryan Bailey ______112 (2007) 1909-1911 ______5 points ______3 points ______1 point ______2 points 4. Phil Dawson ______108 (1996) 1912-1957 ______6 points ______3 points ______1 point ______2 points 5. Kris Stockton ______107 (2000) 1958- ______6 points ______3 points ______2 pts/1 pt. kick ______2 points Kris Stockton ______107 (1999) MOST POINTS SCORED Game ______36______Ricky Williams, vs. New Mexico St./Rice ______1998 TOP FIVE POINTS SCORED BY A PLACE-KICKER (CAREER) 1. Dusty Mangum ______358 (2001-04) Season ______168______Ricky Williams ______1998 2. Phil Dawson ______339 (1994-97) Career ______452______Ricky Williams ______1995-98 3. Kris Stockton ______308 (1996, ‘98-2000) TOP 10 POINTS SCORED (SINGLE GAME) 4. Jeff Ward ______282 (1983-86) 1. Ricky Williams ______36, vs. Rice (9/26/1998) 5. Russell Erxleben ______267 (1975-78) Ricky Williams ______36, vs. New Mexico State (9/5/1998) 3. Joe Bergeron ______30, vs. Baylor (10/20/2012) MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED Cedric Benson ______30, vs. Oklahoma St. (11/6/2004) Game______6______Ricky Williams, vs. New Mexico St./Rice ______1998 Ricky Williams ______30, vs. Iowa State (10/3/1998) Season ______28______Ricky Williams (27 rush/1 rec) ______1998 Ricky Williams ______30, at Rice (9/27/1997) Career ______75______Ricky Williams (72 rush/3 rec) ______1995-98 6. Bobby Layne ______28, vs. Missouri (199/21/46)^ 7. 23 Times ______Most Recently By: MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR Chris Warren, III ______24, Texas Tech (11/26/2015) Game______7______Clyde Littlefield (4p/3 rec), vs. Daniel Baker ______1915 Tyrone Swoopes ______24, Kansas (11/7/2015) Season ______45______Colt McCoy (34 pass/11 rush) ______2008 Malcolm Brown ______24, vs. Kansas (11/2/2013) Career ______132______Colt McCoy (112 pass/20 rush) ______2006-2009 Joe Bergeron ______24, vs. West Virginia (10/6/2012) LONGEST OFFENSIVE SCORING PLAYS (80 OR MORE YARDS) - 32 Ramonce Taylor ______24, at Baylor (11/5/2005) 1. 97 (pass), Major Applewhite to Wane McGarity, vs. Oklahoma ______10/1/1998 Vince Young ______24, vs. Michigan (1/1/2005)! 2. 96 (pass), Major Applewhite to Roy Williams, vs. Oklahoma State ______9/3-/2000 Vince Young ______24, vs. Texas Tech (10/23/2004) 96 (pass), Todd Dodge to Donovan Pitts, vs. Rice ______10/5/1985 Cedric Benson ______24, vs. Texas A&M (11/28/2003) 96 (rush), Chris Gilbert, vs. TCU ______11/18/1967 5. 94 (rush), Bohn Hilliard, at Texas Tech ______9/22/1934 ^ Cotton Bowl | ! Rose Bowl 6. 93 (rush), D’Onta Foreman, Kansas ______11/7/11/7/2015 7. 92 (pass), Chris Simms to B.J. Johnson, at Houston ______9/22/2001 TOP 10 POINTS SCORED (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Ricky Williams ______168 (1998) 8. 91 (rush), Chris Warren III, vs. Texas Tech ______11/26/2015 2. Ricky Williams ______152 (1997) 91 (pass), Colt McCoy to Malcolm Williams, at Texas Tech ______11/1/2008 3. Cedric Benson ______134 (2003) 10. 88 (pass), Colt McCoy to Jordan Shipley, vs. UCF ______11/7/2009 4. Hunter Lawrence______133 (2009) 88 (rush), Adrian Walker, vs. Houston ______10/24/1992 5. Len Barrell ______121 (1914) 88 (pass), Jon Aune to Alfred Jackson, vs. Boston College ______9/10/1977 6. Cedric Benson ______120 (2004) 13. 87 (rush), Ricky Williams, at Baylor ______11/1/1997 7. Earl Campbell ______114 (1977) 87 (pass), Darryl Clark to Herkie Walls, vs. Texas A&M ______11/25/1982 8. David Pino ______113 (2005) 15. 86 (rush), Jamaal Charles, vs. Nebraska ______10/27/2007 9. Ryan Bailey ______112 (2007) 86 (rush), Jack Collins, vs. Maryland ______9/26/1959 10. Jamaal Charles ______108 (2007) 17. 85 (rush), Raymond Clayborn, at Arkansas ______10/20/1973 Phil Dawson ______108 (1996) 18. 84 (pass), Tyrone Swoopes to John Burt, Kansas ______11/7/11/7/2015 84 (rush), Daje Johnson, vs. Baylor ______10/20/2012 TOP 10 POINTS SCORED (CAREER) 84 (pass), Chris Simms to B.J. Johnson, at Texas Tech ______11/16/2002 1. Ricky Williams ______452 (1995-98) 84 (pass), Todd Dodge to William Harris, vs. Penn State ______9/29/1984 2. Cedric Benson ______404 (2001-04) 22. 80 (pass) Shane Buechele to Devin Duvernay, at Kansas State______10/22/2015 3. Dusty Mangum ______358 (2001-04) 80 (pass), Case McCoy to Marquise Goodwin, at Baylor ______12/3/2011 4. Phil Dawson ______339 (1994-97) 80 (rush), Vince Young, at Oklahoma State ______10/29/2005 5. Kris Stockton ______308 (1996, ‘98-2000) 80 (rush), Jamaal Charles, vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/2005 6. Jeff Ward ______282 (1983-86) 80 (pass), Major Applwhite to Victor Ike, vs. North Carolina State ______8/28/1999 7. Russell Erxleben ______267 (1975-78) 80 (rush), Hodges Mitchell, at Oklahoma State ______11/6/1999 8. Earl Campbell ______246 (1974-77) 80 (rush), Ricky Williams, at Missouri ______10/18/1997 9. Roy Williams ______238 (2000-03) 80 (pass), Todd Dodge to Eric Metcalf, vs. Rice ______10/5/1985 10. Jamaal Charles ______234 (2005-07) 80 (pass), Rick McIvor to Kelvin Epps, at Auburn ______9/17/1983 80 (rush), Herkie Walls, vs. Missouri ______9/25/1982 MOST POINTS SCORED BY A PLACE-KICKER 80 (rush), Chris Gilbert, vs. Texas Tech ______9/30/1967 Game ______17______Anthony Fera, at West Virginia ______11/9/2013 ______17______Ryan Bailey, at UCF ______9/15/2007 ______17______Kris Stockton, at Texas Tech ______11/4/2000 ______17______Phil Dawson, vs. Oklahoma St. ______10/5/1996 Season ______133______Hunter Lawrence ______2009 Career ______358 _____Dusty Mangum ______2001-04

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MOST TOTAL PLAYS TOP TOTAL OFFENSE (SINGLE SEASON) Game ______68 _____ Garrett Gilbert, at Kansas State ______11/6/2010 1. Colt McCoy ______4,420 __(3,859p/561r) ______2008 Season ______599 _____ Colt McCoy ______2009 2. Vince Young ______4,086 __(3,036p/1,050r) ______2005 Career ______2,092 _____ Colt McCoy ______2006-09 3. Colt McCoy ______3,869 __(3,521p/348r) ______2009 4. Colt McCoy ______3,795 __(3,303p/492r) ______2007 MOST TOTAL YARDS 5. Major Applewhite ______3,211 __(3,357p/-146r) ______1999 Game ______527____ Jerrod Heard (364p/163r) ______9/19/2015 6. Garrett Gilbert ______3,124 __(2,744p/380r) ______2010 Season ______4,420____ Colt McCoy (3,859p/561r) ______2008 7. Chris Simms ______3,083 __(3,207p/-124r) ______2002 Career ______14,824____ Colt McCoy (13,253p/1,571r) ______2006-09 8. Vince Young ______2,928 __(1,849p/1,079r) ______2004 9. David Ash ______2,840 __(2,699p/141r) ______2012 HIGHEST AVG. GAIN PER PLAY 10. Colt McCoy ______2,740 __(2,570p/170r) ______2006 Game (min. 10) ______14.4 ___ Gib Dawson, vs. N. Carolina (10 for 144) ______1951 11. Tyrone Swoopes ______2,671 __(2,409p/262/r) ______2014 Season (min. 100) ______8.5 ___ Vince Young (480 for 4,086) ______2005 12. Chris Simms ______2,593 __(2,603p/-10r) ______2001 Career (min. 175) ______7.8 ___ Vince Young (1,116 for 8,700) ______2003-05 TOP TOTAL OFFENSE (CAREER) MOST TOAL YARDS (SINGLE GAME) 1. Colt McCoy ______14,824 _(13,253p/1,571r) ______2006-09 1. 527 ___ Jerrod Heard, California (364p/163r) ______9/19/2015 2. Vince Young ______9,167 __(6,040p/3,127r) ______2003-05 2. 506 ___ Vince Young at Oklahoma State (239p/267r) ______10/29/2005 3. Major Applewhite ______8,059 __(8,353p/-294r) ______1998-2001 3. 483 ___ Colt McCoy, vs. UCF (470p/13r) ______11/7/2009 4. James Brown ______8,049 __(7,638p/411r) ______1994-97 4. 479 ___ Colt McCoy at Texas A&M (304p/175r) ______11/26/2009 5. Peter Gardere ______7,409 __(7,396p/13r) ______1989-92 5. 476 ___ Major Applewhite, vs. Washington^ (473p/3r) ______12/28/2001 6. Chris Simms ______6,960 __(7,097p/-137r) ______1999-2002 6. 467 ___ Vince Young, vs. USC! (267p/200r) ______1/4/2006 7. Ricky Williams ______6,306 __(27p/6,279r) ______1995-98 7. 434 ___ David Ash vs. New Mexico State (343p/91r)______8/31/2013 8. Cedric Benson ______5,540 __(5,540r) ______2001-04 8. 432 ___ Colt McCoy, vs. Oklahoma State (391p/41r) ______10/25/2008 9. Bret Stafford ______5,379 __(4,735p/644r) ______1984-87 9. 425 ___ Colt McCoy, vs. Kansas (396p/29r) ______11/21/2009 10. David Ash ______5,125 __(4,728p/397r) ______2011-14 10. 416 ___ Tyrone Swoopes vs. Iowa State (321p/95r) ______10/18/2014 11. Earl Campbell ______4,443 __(4,443r) ______1974-77 11. 412 ___ Colt McCoy, vs. Rice (329p/83r) ______9/20/2008 12. 411 ___ Chris Simms, at Nebraska (419p/-8r) ______11/2/2002 TOP RUSHING GAMES BY A QUARTERBACK 13. 403 ___ Vince Young, at Kansas (289p/114r) ______11/13/2004 1. 267 _____ Vince Young ______at Oklahoma State ______10/29/2005 14. 401 ___ Vince Young, vs. Oklahoma St. (278p/123r) ______11/6/2004 2. 200 _____ Vince Young ______vs. USC! ______1/4/2006 15. 399 ___ Colt McCoy, vs. Ohio State% (414p/-15r) ______1/5/2009 3. 192 _____ Vince Young ______vs. Michigan! ______1/1/2005 16. 396 ___ Major Applewhite, vs. Oklahoma State (408p/-12r) ______11/7/1998 4. 188 _____ Marty Atkins ______at Rice ______10/26/1974 17. 394 ___ Vince Young, vs. Colorado (336p/58r) ______10/15/2005 5. 175 _____ Colt McCoy ______at Texas A&M ______11/26/2009 18. 392 ___ Donnie Little, vs. Rice (306p/84r) ______10/4/1980 6. 164 _____ Eddie Phillips ______vs. Notre Dame+ ______1/1/1971 19. 390 ___ James Brown, vs. Texas Tech (397p/-7r) ______11/8/1997 7. 163 _____ Jerrod Heard ______vs. California* ______9/19/2015 20. 388 ___ Colt McCoy, at Oklahoma State (282p/106r) ______11/3/2007 163 _____ Vince Young ______vs. Nebraska ______11/1/2003 21. 385 ___ David Ash, vs. Iowa State (364p/21r) ______11/10/2012 9. 158 _____ Vince Young ______at Texas Tech ______10/23/2004 22. 384 ___ Tyrone Swoopes vs. Oklahoma (334p, 50r) ______10/11/2014 10. 156 _____ Alan Lowry ______vs. Arkansas ______10/21/1972 23. 381 ___ Colt McCoy, at Wyoming (337p/44r) ______9/12/2009 11. 145 _____ Alan Lowry ______vs. Utah State ______10/7/1972 24. 372 ___ Vince Young, vs. Michigan! (180p/192r) ______1/1/2005 12. 142 _____ Eddie Phillips ______at UCLA ______9/18/1971 25. 369 ___ Todd Dodge, vs. Rice (359p/10r) ______10/5/1985 13. 140 _____ Marty Atkins ______at Washington ______9/20/1975 26. 365 ___ Garrett Gilbert, at Kansas State (272p/93r) ______11/6/2010 14. 135 _____ Marty Atkins ______at Arkansas ______10/18/1975 27. 364 ___ Chris Simms, vs. Texas A&M (383p/-19r) ______11/24/2000 15. 129 _____ Eddie Phillips ______vs. California ______9/19/1970 28. 363 ___ Eddie Phillips, vs. Notre Dame# (199p/164r) ______1/1/1971 16. 127 _____ Vince Young ______vs. Oklahoma ______10/11/2003 29. 362 ___ Shane Buechele vs. West Virginia (318p/44r) ______11/12/2016 127 _____ Eddie Phillips ______at Texas Tech ______9/26/1970 30. 360 ___ Colt McCoy, vs. Texas A&M (311p/49r) ______11/27/2008 18. 125 _____ Bobby Lane ______vs. Oklahoma State ______10/5/1946 360 ___ Colt McCoy, vs. Missouri (337p/23r) ______10/18/2008 19. 123 _____ Vince Young ______vs. Oklahoma State ______11/6/2004 360 ___ James Brown, vs. Nebraska* (353p/17r) ______12/7/1996 33. 356 ___ Case McCoy, at Baylor (356p/-16r) ______12/3/2011 TOP 10 LONGEST RUNS BY A QUARTERBACK 356 ___ Garrett Gilbert, vs. Iowa State (344p/12r) ______10/23/2010 1. 80t ______Vince Young, at Oklahoma State ______10/29/2005 35. 355 ___ James Brown, vs. Houston (338p/17r) ______11/11/1995 2. 74t ______Bret Stafford, vs. Stanford ______9/28/1985 36. 353 ___ Major Applewhite, vs. Stanford (353p)______9/4/1999 3. 65t ______Colt McCoy, at Texas A&M ______11/26/2009 353 ___ James Brown, vs. Texas A&M (336p/17r) ______11/29/1996 65t ______Vince Young, vs. Nebraska* ______11/1/2003 38. 352 ___ Colt McCoy, vs. Oklahoma State (346p/6r) ______11/4/2006 5. 64 ______Vince Young, vs. Baylor* ______10/25/2003 352 ___ Bret Stafford, vs. Pittsburgh+ (368p/-16r) ______12/31/1987 6. 63 ______Eddie Phillips, vs. Notre Dame ______191/1/71+ 40. 351 ___ Vince Young, at Baylor (298p/53r) ______11/5/2005 7. 60t ______Vince Young vs. Michigan ______1/1/2005! 41. 350 ___ Ricky Williams, vs. Iowa State (350r) ______10/3/1998 60 ______Vince Young, vs. Tulane* ______9/27/2003 350 ___ James Brown, vs. Baylor (299p/51r) ______11/24/1994 9. 59 ______Vince Young, vs. Oklahoma* ______10/11/2003 43. 348 ___ Colt McCoy, at Iowa State (298p/50r) ______10/13/2007 10. 55 ______David Ash vs. New Mexico State ______8/31/2013 44. 346 ___ Vince Young, at Ohio State (270p/76r) ______9/10/2005 55 ______Marty Atkins, vs. Arkansas ______10/18/1975 45. 345 ___ David Ash, at Mississippi (326p/19r) ______9/15/2012 345 ___ Major Applewhite, vs. Oklahoma (328p/17r) ______10/9/1999 * - Freshman | ! - Rose Bowl | + - Cotton Bowl 47. 344 ___ Vince Young, at Missouri (236p/108r) ______10/1/2005 344 ___ Major Applewhite, at Baylor (333p/11r) ______9/25/1999 49. 343 ___ James Brown, vs. Pittsburgh (306p/37r) ______9/16/1995 50. 342 ___ Roosevelt Leaks, vs. SMU (342r) ______11/3/1973

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MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS MOST TANDEM YARDS* Game ______375^______Hodges Mitchell, at Kansas ______11/11/2000 Game ______367______Ricky Williams, vs. Iowa State ______10/3/1998 Season ______2,386______Ricky Williams ______1998 Season ______2,386______Ricky Williams ______1998 Career ______7,206______Ricky Williams ______1995-98 Career ______7,206______Ricky Williams ______1995-98 ^ Big 12 record TOP 10 TANDEM YARDS (SINGLE GAME) TOP 10 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (SINGLE GAME) 1. Ricky Williams (10/3/1998) ______367 ______vs. Iowa State (350r/17rec) 1. Hodges Mitchell (11/11/2000) ______375 ______at Kansas (264r/23rec/88p) 2. Ricky Williams (9/26/1998) ______350 ______vs. Rice (318r/32rec) 2. Ricky Williams (10/3/1998) ______367 ______vs. Iowa State (350r/17rec) 3. Roosevelt Leaks (11/3/1973) ______342 ______at SMU (342r) 3. Ricky Williams (9/26/1998) ______350 ______vs. Rice (318r/32rec) 4. D’Onta Foreman (11/5/2016) ______341 ______at Texas Tech (341r) 4. Roosevelt Leaks (11/3/1973) ______342 ______at SMU (342r) 5. Ricky Williams (11/27/1998) ______295 ______vs. Texas A&M (259r/36rec) 5. D’Onta Foreman (11/5/2016) ______341 ______at Texas Tech (341r) 6. Jamaal Charles (10/27/2007) ______290 ______vs. Nebraska (290r) 6. Ricky Williams (11/27/1998) ______295 ______vs. Texas A&M (259r/36rec) 7. Hodges Mitchell (11/11/2000) ______287 ______at Kansas (264r/23rec) 7. Tony Jones (12/31/1987) ______294 ______vs. Pittsburgh* (-3r/242rec/55ko) 8. Cedric Benson (11/28/2003) ______283 ______at Texas A&M (283r) 8. Jamaal Charles (10/27/2007) ______290 ______vs. Nebraska (290r) 9. Earl Campbell (11/26/1977) ______282 ______at Texas A&M (222r/60rec) 9. Jordan Shipley (11/7/2009) ______287 ______vs. UCF (273rec/14p) 10. Cedric Benson (11/10/2001) ______281 ______vs. Kansas (213r/68rec) 10. Eric Metcalf (9/17/1988) ______285 ___ vs. New Mexico (133r/86rec/47p/19ko) * Bluebonnet Bowl TOP 10 TANDEM YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Ricky Williams (1998) ______2,386 ______(2,124r/262rec) TOP 10 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) 2. D’Onta Foreman (2016) ______2,103 ______(2,028r/75rec) 1. Ricky Williams (1998) ______2,386 ______(2,124r/262rec) 3. Ricky Williams (1997) ______2,043 ______(1,893r/150rec) 2. D’Onta Foreman (2016) ______2,103 ______(2,028r/75rec) 4. Cedric Benson (2004) ______2,013 ______(1,834r/179rec) 3. Ricky Williams (1997) ______2,043 ______(1,893r/150rec) 5. Earl Campbell (1977) ______1,855 ______(1,744r/111rec) 4. Cedric Benson (2004) ______2,013 ______(1,834r/179rec) 6. Jamaal Charles (2007) ______1,818 ______(1,619r/199rec) 5. Hodges Mitchell (2000) ______1,931 ______(1,118r/386rec/427p) 7. Hodges Mitchell (1999) ______1,686 ______(1,343r/343rec) 6. Eric Metcalf (1987) ______1,921 ______(1,161r/234rec/324p/202ko) 8. Ricky Williams (1996) ______1,563 ______(1,272r/291rec) 7. Quan Cosby (2007) ______1,875 ______(680rec/178p/1,017ko) 9. Hodges Mitchell (2000) ______1,504 ______(1,118r/386rec) 8. Jordan Shipley (2009) ______1,870 ______(1,485r/311p/74ko) 10. Jordan Shipley (2009) ______1,485 ______(0r/1,485rec) 9. Earl Campbell (1977) ______1,855 ______(1,744r/111rec) 10. Mike Adams (1993) ______1,854 ______(68r/908rec/256p/622ko) TOP 10 TANDEM YARDS (CAREER) 1. Ricky Williams (1995-98) ______7,206 ______(6,279r/927rec) TOP 10 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (CAREER) 2. Cedric Benson (2001-04) ______6,161 ______(5,540r/621rec) 1. Ricky Williams (1995-98) ______7,206 ______(6,279r/927rec) 3. Earl Campbell (1974-77) ______4,571 ______(4,443r/128rec) 2. Cedric Benson (2001-04) ______6,161 ______(5,540r/621rec) 4. Roy Williams (2000-03) ______4,109 ______(243r/3,866rec) 3. Mike Adams (1992-93, ’95-96) ______5,822 _____ (139r/3,032rec/1,060p/1,591ko) 5. Eric Metcalf (1985-88) ______4,055 ______(2,661r/1,394rec) 4. Eric Metcalf (1985-88) ______5,705 _____ (2,661r/1,394rec/1,076p/574ko) 6. Jamaal Charles (2005-07) ______3,867 ______(3,328r/539rec) 5. Hodges Mitchell (1997-2000) ______4,945 ______(2,664r/743rec/727p/811ko) 7. Hodges Mitchell (1997-2000) ______3,407 ______(2,664r/743rec) 6. Quan Cosby (2005-08) ______4,701 ______(2,598rec/372p/1,731ko) 8. Chris Gilbert (1966-68) ______3,355 ______(3,231r/124rec) 7. Earl Campbell (1974-77) ______4,571 ______(4,443r/128rec) 9. Jordan Shipley (2006-09)______3,353 ______(162r/3,191rec) 8. Jordan Shipley (2006-09)______4,196 ______(162r/3,191rec/375p/468ko) 10. Mike Adams (1992-93, ’95-96) ______3,171 ______(139r/3,032rec) 9. Roy Williams (2000-03) ______4,109 ______(243r/3,866rec) 10. Jamaal Charles (2005-07) ______3,867 ______(3,328r/539rec) *Does not include special teams

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Texas has had three different players post the rare double of a 100-yard rushing and JOHNNY “LAM” JONES (1976-79) 100-yard receiving game during their careers. Johnny “Lam” Jones first accomplished 100 yards rushing (1): 122 vs. SMU, 1976. 100 yards receving (3): 198 vs. Baylor, 1979; 132 vs. Rice, 1978; 115 vs. TCU,1977. the feat when he rushed for 122 yards against SMU in 1976 and posted 115 receiving yards against TCU in ’77. Eric Metcalf did him one better by becoming the first player in ERIC METCALF (1985-88) Longhorns history to post a 100-yard rushing and 100-yard receiving contest in the same 100 yards rushing (10): 206 vs. TCU, 1987; 157 vs. Rice, 1987; 156 vs. Texas Tech, 1988; 145 vs. Oregon State, season. Metcalf accomplished the feat in 1985 when he rushed for 123 yards against 1987; 133 vs. New Mexico, 1988; 131 vs. Baylor, 1987; 123 vs. TCU, 1985; 106 vs. Baylor, 1988; 104 vs. Houston, 1988; 101 vs. North Texas, 1988. TCU and posted 120 receiving yards against Rice. Ivan Williams joined the club in 2002 100 yards receving (3): 181 vs. Houston, 1986; 120 vs. Rice, 1985. following his 111-yard receiving performance at Nebraska. Williams previously posted a pair of 100-yard rushing games in 2001 (152 vs. Texas Tech; 103 at Houston). IVAN WILLIAMS (1999-2004) 100 yards rushing (2): 152 vs. Texas Tech, 2001; 103 at Houston, 2001. 100 yards receving (1): 111 at Nebraska, 2002

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MOST EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTS TOP FIVE FIELD GOALS MADE (SINGLE SEASON) Game ______10______David Pino, vs. Colorado (Big 12) ______12/3/2005 1. Hunter Lawrence______24 (of 27), 2009 ______Billy Schott, at TCU ______11/16/1974 2. Justin Tucker ______23 (of 27), 2010 Season ______77______David Pino ______2005 3. Kris Stockton ______22 (of 26), 2000 Career ______211______Dusty Mangum ______2001-04 4. Anthony Fera ______20 (of 22), 2013 Kris Stockton ______20 (of 30), 1999 MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE Michael Pollack ______20 (of 26), 1990 Game ______10______David Pino, vs. Colorado (Big 12) ______12/3/2005 ______10______Billy Schott, at TCU ______11/16/1974 Season ______71______David Pino ______2005 TOP FIVE FIELD GOALS MADE (CAREER) Career ______208______Dusty Mangum ______2001-04 1. Phil Dawson ______59 (of 79), 1994-97 2. Kris Stockton ______58 (of 77), 1996, ’98-2000 HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF EXTRA POINTS MADE Jeff Ward ______58 (of 78), 1983-86 Season (min. 20) ______1.000 (44-of-44) ______Justin Tucker (2011) 4. Dusty Mangum ______50 (of 73), 2001-04 ______1.000 (27-of-27) ______Justin Tucker (2010) 5. Russell Erxleben ______49 (of 78), 1975-78 ______1.000 (60-of-60) ______Hunter Lawrence (2008) ______1.000 (54-of-54) ______Dusty Mangum (2002) HIGHEST FIELD GOAL ACCURACY ______1.000 (46-of-46) ______Kris Stocton (1998) Season (min. 10) ______.938 ___ Jeff Ward (15-of-16) ______1983 ______1.000 (38-of-38) ______Phil Dawson (1994) Career (min. 25) ______.872 ___ Hunter Lawrence (34-of-39) ______2006-09 ______1.000 (39-of-39) ______Michael Pollak (1990) ______1.000 (22-of-22) ______Wayne Clements (1989) BEST FIELD-GOAL ACCURACY (SINGLE SEASON/MIN. 10 ATTEMPTS) ______1.000 (27-of-27) ______Jeff Ward (1985) 1. Jeff Ward ______.938 (15-of-16), 1983 ______1.000 (31-of-31) ______Jeff Ward (1983) 2. Anthony Fera ______.909 (20-of-22), 2013 ______1.000 (28-of-28) ______Billy Schott (1972) 3. Hunter Lawrence______.889 (24-of-27), 2009 ______1.000 (24-of-24) ______David Conway (1964) 4. Justin Tucker ______.852 (23-of-27), 2010 ______1.000 (24-of-24) ______Tony Crosby (1963) 5. Kris Stockton ______.846 (22-of-26), 2000 Career (min. 70) ______.992 (121-of-122) ______Hunter Lawrence (2006-09) 6. Justin Tucker ______.810 (17-of-21), 2011

MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS MADE MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADE 1. ______121, Dusty Mangum (2001-03) 1. Anthony Fera ______15 (2013) 2. ______76, Hunter Lawrence (2008-09) Phil Dawson ______15 (1996-97) 3. ______71, Justin Tucker (2010-11) 3. Jeff Ward ______13 (1985) 4. ______60, Ryan Bailey (2006-07) 5. ______57, Kris Stockton (1998-99) TOP FIVE FIELD GOAL ACCURACY (CAREER/MIN. 25) 1. Hunter Lawrence______.872 (34-of-39), 2006-09 MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 2. Justin Tucker ______.833 (40-of-48), (2008-11) Season ______30______Kris Stockton ______1999 Ryan Bailey ______.833 (25-of-30), 2006-09 Career ______79______Phil Dawson ______1994-97 4. Kris Stockton ______.753 (58-of-77), 1996, ’98-2000 5. Phil Dawson ______.747 (59-of-79), 1994-97 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Game ______5______Justin Tucker vs. Baylor ______10/30/2010 LONGEST FIRST FIELD-GOAL ATTEMPT (CAREER) ______5______Ryan Bailey at UCF ______9/15/2007 1. Mark Schultis ______55, at Texas Tech (1994) ______5______Kris Stockton at Texas Tech ______11/14/2000 2. Kris Stockton ______52, vs. New Mexico State (1998) ______5 _____Jeff Ward at Arkansas ______10/19/1985 3. Justin Tucker ______51, vs. Rice (2010) Season ______24______Hunter Lawrence ______2009 4. Phil Dawson ______50, at Pittsburgh (1994) Career ______59______Phil Dawson ______1994-97 5. Nick Jordan ______46, vs. Wyoming (2012) 6. Jason Ziegler ______44, at Mississippi State (1991) TOP FIVE FIELD GOALS MADE (SINGLE GAME) 7. Anthony Fera ______38, vs. West Virginia (2012) 1. Justin Tucker ______5, vs. Baylor (10/30/2010) 8. Scott Szeredy ______37, vs. Mississippi State (1992) Ryan Bailey ______5, at UCF (9/15/2007) Jeff Ward ______37, at Auburn (1983) Kris Stockton ______5, at Texas Tech (11/4/2000) Billy Schott ______37, vs. Miami (Fla.) (1972) Jeff Ward ______5, at Arkansas (10/19/1985) 5. Anthony Fera ______4, at West Virginia (11/9/2013) Kris Stockton ______4, vs. Baylor (10/28/2000) Kris Stockton ______4, vs. Rice (9/18/1999) Kris Stockton ______4, vs. Texas A&M (11/27/1998) Raul Allegre ______4, vs. Texas Tech (10/31/1981) John Goodson ______4, vs. Missouri (9/29/1979) John Goodson ______4, vs. Rice (10/6/1979) Russell Erxleben ______4, vs. TCU (11/18/1978)

DID YOU KNOW? When Selvin Young returned a kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown and a punt 39 yards for a score against New Mexico State in 2003, he became the first Longhorn ever to score on a punt return and a kickoff return in the same game. He also became the first Longhorn to return a punt and kickoff for a score in the same season. Jordan Shipley also accomplished the feat during the 2008 season. Young is one of four Longhorns ever to return a punt and kickoff for a touchdown during his career along with Raymond Clayborn (1973-76), Quan Cosby (2005-08) and Shipley (2004-07). Young is tied with Clayborn for career total kick returns for TDs with three. Both Young and Clayborn returned two punts and one kickoff for scores.

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MOST 50-YARD FIELD GOALS (CAREER) 1. Russell Erxleben ______11 (1975-78) 2. Phil Dawson ______9 (1994-97) 3. Scott Szeredy ______5 (1992-93) Wayne Clements ______5 (1987-89) Jeff Ward ______5 (1983-86) 6. Dusty Mangum ______4 (2001-04) 7. Kris Stockton ______3 (1996, ‘98-2000) 8. Nick Rose ______2 (2011-15) Justin Tucker ______2 (2008-11) Raul Allegre ______2 (1981-82) John Goodson ______2 (1979-80) Mike Dean______2 (1972-74) Happy Feller ______2 (1968-70)

50-YARD FIELD GOAL CLUB - 60 1. 67 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. Rice ______10/1/1977 2. 64 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/1977 3. 60 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. Texas Tech ______10/29/1977 4. 59 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. Texas A&M ______12/2/1978 5. 58 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/1977 58 _____Russell Erxleben, at Arkansas ______10/15/1977 7. 57 _____Jeff Ward, at Texas A&M ______11/28/1985 57 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. Boston College ______9/10/1977 57 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. SMU ______10/23/1976 10. 56 _____Scott Szeredy, vs. Houston ______11/4/1993 56 _____Michael Pollak, at Baylor ______11/24/1990 56 _____Mike Dean, at TCU ______11/16/1974 13. 55 _____Mark Schultis, at Texas Tech ______10/29/1994 55 _____Wayne Clements, at BYU ______9/8/1988 55 _____Jeff Ward, at Arkansas ______10/19/1985 55 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. Colorado* ______12/27/1975 55 _____Happy Feller, vs. UCLA ______10/3/1970 18. 54 _____Phil Dawson, vs. Rutgers ______9/6/1997 19. 53 _____Nick Rose vs. Baylor ______12/5/2015 53 _____Kris Stockton, vs. Rice ______9/26/1998 53 _____Phil Dawson, at Texas Tech ______11/9/1996 53 _____Happy Feller, vs. Oklahoma ______10/12/1968 23. 52 _____Justin Tucker, vs. Kansas ______10/29/2011 52 _____Ryan Bailey vs. Rice ______9/22/2007 52 _____Dusty Mangum vs. Texas A&M ______11/26/2004 52 _____Kris Stockton, vs. New Mexico State ______9/5/1998 52 _____Phil Dawson, vs. Rutgers ______9/6/1997 52 _____Phil Dawson, vs. New Mexico State ______9/7/1996 52 _____Phil Dawson, vs. Virginia Tech+ ______12/31/1995 52 _____Phil Dawson, vs. Houston ______11/11/1995 52 _____Phil Dawson, vs. Texas Tech ______11/4/1995 52 _____Scott Szeredy, vs. Oklahoma ______10/9/1993 52 _____Scott Szeredy, vs. Rice ______10/2/1993 52 _____Scott Szeredy, vs. Houston ______10/24/1992 52 _____Scott Szeredy, vs. Texas A&M ______11/26/1992 52 _____Wayne Clements, at Houston ______11/11/1989 52 _____Wayne Clements, vs. Texas Tech ______10/31/1987 52 _____Wayne Clements, vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1987 52 _____Jeff Ward, at SMU ______10/22/1983 52 _____Raul Allegre, at SMU ______10/24/1981 52 _____John Goodson, vs. Arkansas ______9/1/1980 52 _____Russell Erxleben, at Arkansas ______10/15/1977 52 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. SMU ______10/23/1976 52 _____Russell Erxleben, at SMU ______11/1/1975 45. 51 _____Nick Rose, at Oklahoma State ______11/15/2014 51 _____Justin Tucker, vs. Rice ______9/4/2010 51 _____Dusty Mangum, vs. North Carolina______9/8/2001 51 _____Phil Dawson, vs. Oklahoma ______10/11/1997 51 _____Jeff Ward, vs. Texas Tech ______11/2/1985 51 _____Jeff Ward, at Houston ______11/5/1983 51 _____Raul Allegre, vs. Texas A&M______11/25/1982 52. 50 _____Anthony Fera, vs. Oklahoma ______10/12/2013 50 _____Dusty Mangum at Kansas ______11/13/2004 50 _____Dusty Mangum, vs. Colorado^ ______10/20/2001 50 _____Kris Stockton, at Baylor ______9/25/1999 50 _____Phil Dawson, vs. Virginia ______10/21/1995 50 _____Phil Dawson, at Pittsburgh ______9/3/1994 50 _____Wayne Clements, at SMU ______9/23/1989 50 _____John Goodson, vs. Missouri ______9/29/1979 50 _____Mike Dean, at Rice ______10/28/1972

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MOST RETURNS HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN (CAREER) Game ______8 _____ Nathan Vasher, vs. North Carolina ______9/8/2001 (min. 30 returns) Season ______44 _____ Johnnie Johnson ______1977 1. Bobby Dillon ______17.2 (50 for 861), 1949-51 Career ______114 _____ Johnnie Johnson ______1976-79 2. Nathan Vasher ______14.0 (94 for 1,314), 2000-03 3. Dean Campbell ______13.2 (33 for 436), 1970-71 MOST RETURN YARDS 4. Jordan Shipley ______12.5 (30 for 375), 2006-09 Game ______173 _____ Nathan Vasher, at Baylor ______11/3/2001 5. Aaron Ross ______11.8 (76 for 893), 2003-06 Season ______554 _____ Nathan Vasher ______2001 6. Quan Cosby ______11.7 (32 for 374), 2005-08 Career ______1,314 _____ Nathan Vasher ______2000-03 7. Mike Adams ______10.9 (97 for 1,060), 1992-96 8. Eric Metcalf ______10.6 (101 for 1,076), 1985-88 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN 9. Bob Raley ______9.62 (34 for 327), 1950-52 Game (min. 4) ______30.8 __ Nathan Vasher, vs. North Texas (4 for 123) ______8/31/2002 10. Jaxon Shipley ______9.55 (38 for 363), 2011-14 Season (min. 12) ______22.3 __ Bobby Dillon (15 for 334) ______1950 11. Raymond Clayborn ______9.54 (50 for 477), 1974-76 Career (min. 25) ______17.7 __ Bobby Dillon (47 for 830) ______1949-51 LONGEST PUNT RETURNS TOP 10 RETURNS (SINGLE SEASON) 1. 95t __ Bohn Hilliard, vs. Oklahoma ______10/15/1932 1. Johnnie Johnson ______44 (1977) 2. 94t __ Jim Moore, at SMU ______11/3/1973 2. Hodges Mitchell ______40 (1999) 3. 88t __ Aaron Ross, at Missouri ______10/1/2005 3. Johnnie Johnson ______38 (1979) 4. 85t __ Daje Johnson, vs. Oklahoma ______10/12/2013 4. Nathan Vasher ______37 (2001) 85t __ Daje Johnson, Rice ______9/12/2015 5. Hodges Mitchell ______36 (2000) 6. 84t __ Bobby Dillon, at Baylor ______11/11/1950 6. Eric Metcalf ______35 (1985) 7. 81 __ Quandre Diggs, at Texas A&M ______11/24/2011 Raymond Clayborn ______35 (1976) 8. 73t __ Jim Moore, at Arkansas ______10/20/1973 8. Aaron Ross ______34 (2005) 9. 74t __ Jordan Shipley, vs. Colorado ______10/10/2009 9. Rob Moerschell ______33 (1982) 10. 71t __ Aaron Ross, vs. Kansas ______11/12/2005 Herkie Walls ______33 (1980) 71t __ Selvin Young, at Tulane ______9/28/2002 12. 68t __ Raymond Clayborn, at Baylor ______11/20/1976 TOP 10 RETURNS (CAREER) 68t __ Tim Campbell, at Rice ______10/26/1968 1. Johnnie Johnson ______114 (1976-79) 2. Eric Metcalf ______101 (1985-88) MOST PUNT RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS (CAREER) 3. Mike Adams ______97 (1992-96) 1. Jordan Shipley ______3 (2006-09) 4. Nathan Vasher ______94 (2000-03) Aaron Ross ______3 (2003-06) 5. Hodges Mitchell ______77 (1997-00) Jim Moore ______3 (1971-73) 6. Aaron Ross ______76 (2003-06) 4. Daje Johnson ______2 (2012-15) 7. Rob Moerschell ______65 (1981-82, 84) Nathan Vasher ______2 (2000-03) 8. Herkie Walls ______51 (1979-82) Selvin Young ______2 (2002-06) 9. Raymond Clayborn ______50 (1973-76) Mike Adams ______2 (1992-93, ‘95-96) Bobby Dillon ______50 (1949-51) Raymond Clayborn ______2 (1973-76)

TOP 10 RETURN YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) ALL-TIME PUNT RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWNS - 28 1. Nathan Vasher ______554 (2001) 1. 95 ____ Bo Hilliard, vs. Oklahoma ______10/15/1932 2. Johnnie Johnson ______538 (1977) 2. 94 ____ Jim Moore, at SMU ______11/3/1973 3. Aaron Ross ______500 (2005) 3. 88 ____ Aaron Ross, at Missouri ______10/1/2005 4. Hodges Mitchell ______427 (2000) 4. 85 ____ Daje Johnson, vs. Oklahoma ______10/12/2013 5. Nathan Vasher ______370 (2002) 85 ____ Daje Johnson, Rice ______9/12/2015 6. Nathan Vasher ______364 (2003) 6. 74 ____ Jordan Shipley, vs. Colorado ______10/10/2009 7. Raymond Clayborn ______335 (1976) 7. 73 ____ Jim Moore, at Arkansas ______10/20/1973 8. Bobby Dillon ______334 (1950) 8. 71 ____ Aaron Ross, vs. Kansas ______11/12/2005 9. Eric Metcalf ______332 (1985) 71 ____ Selvin Young, at Tulane ______9/28/2002 10. Eric Metcalf ______324 (1987) 10. 69 ____ James Saxton, at Maryland______9/24/1960 11. 68 ____ Raymond Clayborn, at Baylor ______11/20/1976 TOP 10 RETURN YARDS (CAREER) 12. 66 ____ Ted Koy, vs. Tulane ______10/6/1962 1. Nathan Vasher ______1,314 (2000-03) 13. 64 ____ Raymond Clayborn, at Texas A&M ______11/28/1975 2. Eric Metcalf ______1,076 (1985-88) 14. 61 ____ Jim Moore, at Texas A&M ______11/23/1972 3. Mike Adams ______1,060 (1992-96) 15. 60 ____ Nathan Vasher, vs. Texas A&M ______11/29/2002 4. Johnnie Johnson ______1,004 (1977-79) 60 ____ Jackie Field, vs. Georgia Tech ______1/1/1943 5. Aaron Ross ______893 (2003-06) 17. 59 ____ Mike Adams, vs. North Texas ______9/26/1992 6. Bobby Dillon ______861 (1949-51) 59 ____ Eric Metcalf, vs. Baylor ______11/21/1987 7. Hodges Mitchell ______727 (1997-00) 19. 55 ____ Quan Cosby, vs. Sam Houston St. ______9/30/2006 8. Rob Moerschell ______514 (1981-82,84) 20. 54 ____ Mike Adams, vs. Syracuse ______9/18/1993 9. Raymond Clayton ______477 (1974-76) 21. 52 ____ Jimmie Johnson, vs. Virginia ______9/17/1977 10. Dean Campbell ______436 (1970-71) 22. 46 ____ Jordan Shipley, vs. Texas Tech ______9/19/2009 46 ____ Aaron Ross, at Rice ______9/16/2006 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN (SINGLE SEASON) 24. 45 ____ Jordan Shipley, at Texas Tech ______11/1/2008 (min. 1.2 returns per team game) 25. 44 ____ Nathan Vasher, vs. North Carolina ______9/8/2001 1. Bobby Dillon ______22.3 (15 for 334), 1950 26. 41 ____ Perry Samuels, vs. Oregon ______12/6/1941 2. Dean Campbell ______16.6 (14 for 232), 1971 27. 39 ____ Selvin Young, vs. New Mexico St. ______8/31/2003 3. Nathan Vasher ______15.0 (37 for 554), 2001 28. 33 ____ John Hagy, vs. Texas Tech ______10/31/1987 4. Aaron Ross ______14.7 (34 for 500), 2005 Mike Adams ______14.7 (14 for 206), 1995 6. Nathan Vasher ______14.2 (26 for 370), 2002 7. Bobby Dillon ______13.7 (21 for 287), 1951 8. Eric Metcalf ______13.5 (24 for 324), 1987 9. Jordan Shipley ______13.0 (24 for 311), 2009 Nathan Vasher ______13.0 (28 for 364), 2003

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MOST RETURNS TOP 10 AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN (SINGLE SEASON) Game ______7 _____ Eric Metcalf, at Houston ______11/7/1987 (min. 1.2 returns per team game) Season ______42 _____ Quan Cosby ______2007 1. Ramonce Taylor ______29.4 (15-441), 2005 Career ______72 _____ Quan Cosby ______2005-08 2. Mike Adams ______27.0 (23-622), 1993 3. Cotton Speyrer ______25.3 (16-404), 1968 MOST RETURN YARDS 4. Victor Ike ______24.8 (20-495), 2000 Game ______252 _____ Fozzy Wittaker, vs. Oklahoma State ______10/15/2011 5. D.J. Monroe ______24.5 (21-515), 2012 Season ______1,017 _____Quan Cosby ______2007 Mike Adams ______24.5 (17-417), 1995 Career ______1,731 _____ Quan Cosby ______2005-08 7. Selvin Young ______24.4 (18-439), 2003 8. Quan Cosby ______24.2 (42-1,017), 2007 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN 9. Mike Adams ______23.9 (19-454), 1992 Game (min. 3) ______42.0 ___ Fozzy Whittaker,vs. Ok.State (6 for 252) ______10/15/2011 10. Adrian Walker ______23.6 (15-354), 1990 Season (min. 6) ______42.4 ___ Fozzy Whittaker (10 for 424) ______2011 Season (min. 1.2 pg) ______29.4 ___ Ramonce Taylor (15 for 441) ______2005 TOP 10 AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN (CAREER) Career (min. 12) ______29.1 ___ Phil Harris (15 for 437) ______1963-65 1. Ramonce Taylor ______27.0 (26-701), 2004-05 2. Victor Ike ______25.7 (43-1,107), 1999-01 TOP 10 RETURNS (SINGLE SEASON) 3. Mike Adams ______25.3 (63-1,591), 1992-96 1. Quan Cosby ______42 (2007) Raymond Clayborn ______25.3 (32-808), 1973-76 2. Kevin Nelson ______24 (1986) 5. D.J. Monroe ______24.8 (68-1,685) 2009-12 3. Mike Adams ______23 (1993) 6. Charles Speyrer ______24.6 (24-590), 1968-70 Hodges Mitchell ______22 (1997) 7. Quan Cosby ______23.7 (73-1,731), 2005-08 5. Daje Johnson ______22 (2015) 8. Selvin Young ______23.1 (43-994), 2002-06 D.J Monroe ______21 (2012) 9. Chris Gilbert ______22.7 (20-453), 1966-68 D.J. Monroe ______21 (2010) 10. Daje Johnson ______22.2 (44-976), 2012-15 8. Victor Ike ______20 (2000) 9. Quandre Diggs ______19 (2011) ALL-TIME KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS - 17 Curtis Jackson ______19 (1994) 1. 100 __ D.J. Monroe at Oklahoma State ______9/29/2012 Mike Adams ______19 (1992) 100 __ Foswhitt “Fozzy” Whittaker vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/2011 100 __ Foswhitt “Fozzy” Whittaker vs. Oklahoma State ______10/15/2011 TOP 10 RETURNS (CAREER) 100 __ Johnny “Lam” Jones, vs. SMU ______10/28/1978 1. Quan Cosby ______73 (2005-08) 5. 97 ___ Selvin Young, vs. New Mexico State ______8/31/2003 3. D.J. Monroe ______68 (2009-12) 6. 96 ___ Jordan Shipley, vs. Oklahoma ______10/11/2008 2. Mike Adams ______63 (1992-96) 7. 95 ___ Marquise Goodwin, at Texas A&M ______11/26/2009 4. Marquise Goodwin ______44 (2009-12) 95 ___ Raymond Clayborn, vs. Boston College ______9/14/1974 Daje Johnson ______44 (2012-15) 95 ___ Hugh Wolfe, vs. Minnesota ______11/14/1936 6. Selvin Young ______43 (2002-06) 95 ___ Rembert Watson, vs. Missouri ______11/16/1901 Victor Ike ______43 (1999-01) 11. 93 ___ Victor Ike, vs. Oregon! ______12/29/2000 Walter Fondren ______43 (1955-57) 12. 91 ___ D.J. Monroe, vs. UTEP ______9/26/2009 9. Adrian Walker ______41 (1989-92) 91 ___ Quan Cosby, at Texas A&M ______11/23/2007 10. Chris Samuels______40 (1987-90) 14. 90 ___ Alfred Jackson, at TCU ______11/16/1974 Hodges Mitchell ______38 (1997-00) 15. 89 ___ D.J. Monroe, vs. ULM ______9/5/2009 16. 88 ___ Greg Lott, at Texas Tech ______9/24/1966 TOP 10 RETURN YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) 17. 80 ___ Rene Ramirez, vs. Rice ______10/26/1957 1. Quan Cosby ______1,017 (2007) * - Texas did not return a kickoff for a TD for 265 games between 1978 and 2000 2. Mike Adams ______622 (1993) 3. D.J. Monroe ______537 (2009) MOST KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWN (CAREER) 4. Daje Johnson ______528 (2015) 1. D.J. Monroe ______3 (2009-12) 5. D.J. Monroe ______515 (2012) 2. Foswhitt “Fozzy” Whittaker ______2 (2008-11) 6. Victor Ike ______495 (2000) 3. 14 tied ______1 7. D.J. Monroe ______474 (2009) 8. Hodges Mitchell ______467 (1997) TOTAL PUNT/KICKOFF RETURNS 9. Mike Adams ______454 (1992) 10. Kevin Nelson ______449 (1986) MOST RETURNS Season ______61 _____ Quan Cosby (19p/42ko) ______2007 TOP 10 RETURN YARDS (CAREER) Career ______160 _____ Mike Adams (97p/63ko) ______1992-96 1. Quan Cosby ______1,731 (2005-08) 2. D.J. Monroe ______1,621 (2009-12) MOST RETURN YARDS 3. Mike Adams ______1,591 (1992-96) Season ______1,195 _____ Quan Cosby (178p/1,017ko) ______2007 4. Victor Ike ______1,107 (1999-01) Career ______2,651 _____ Mike Adams (1,060p/1,591ko) ______1992-96 5. Selvin Young ______994 (2002-06) 6. Marquise Goodwin ______985 (2009-12) TOP KICKOFF AND PUNT RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWN (CAREER) 7. Daje Johnson ______976 (2012-15) 1. Jordan Shpley ______4 (2006-09) 8. Adrian Walker ______838 (1989-92) 2. D.J. Monroe ______3 (2009-12) 9. Hodges Mitchell ______811 (1997-00) Aaron Ross ______3 (2003-06) 10. Raymond Clayborn ______808 (1973-76) Selvin Young ______3 (2002-06) Raymond Clayborn ______3 (1973-76) Jim Moore ______3 (1971-73)

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MOST PUNTS LONGEST PUNTS Game ______29 _____ Leo Baldwin, vs. TCU ______10/1/1927 1. 82 _____Alan Lowry, at Baylor ______11/11/1972 Season ______77 _____ Michael Dickson ______2015 82 _____Jack Collins, vs. California ______10/3/1959 Career ______217 _____ John Teltschik ______1982-85 3. 80 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. Houston ______11/6/1976 4. 79 _____Bill Bradley, at Texas Tech ______9/24/1966 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT 5. 76 _____Alex Waits, vs. Colorado ______9/22/1990 Game (min. 5) ______55.0 ___ Michael Dickson vs. Notre Dame (6 for 330) ______9/4/2016 6. 74 _____Michael Dickson vs. TCU ______11/25/2016 Season (min. 30) ______46.6 ___ Russell Erxleben (61 for 2,842) ______1976 74 _____Russell Erxleben, vs. Texas A&M ______12/2/1978 Career (min. 75) ______44.2 ___ Russell Erxleben (214 for 9,467) ______1975-78 74 _____Bill Bradley, vs. Tennessee^ ______1/1/1969 8. 73 _____John Teltschik, at Texas Tech ______11/3/1984 TOP PUNTING AVERAGE (SINGLE SEASON) - MIN. 30 ATTEMPTS 73 _____James Saxton, vs. Mississippi^ ______1/1/1962 1. Michael Dickson ______47.4 ______2016 10. 72 _____Duane Vacek, vs. Texas A&M ______11/5/1994 2. Russell Erxleben ______46.6 ______1976 72 _____Duane Vacek, vs. Texas Tech ______10/30/1993 3. Alex Waits ______46.1 ______1986 72 _____Mike Poujol, vs. Missouri ______9/25/1982 4. Russell Erxleben ______45.9 ______1977 72 _____Ernie Koy, vs. LSU^ ______1/1/1963 5. Alex King ______45.3 ______2012 6. John Teltschik ______45.0 ______1985 ^ Cotton Bowl 7. John Teltschik ______43.8 ______1984 8. John Teltschik ______43.7 ______1983 BLOCKED KICKS/PUNTS 9. Alex Waits ______43.6 ______1987 10. Russell Erxleben ______43.4 ______1978 MOST BLOCKED KICKS 11. David Conway ______43.3 ______1965 (blocked kicks were recorded as a statistic beginning in 1975) 12. Alex Waits ______42.6 ______1990 Season ______4______Aaron Williams (4 FGs) ______2008 13. Bobby Lilljedahl ______42.6 ______1988 ______4______Brian Robison (3 FGs/1 PAT) ______2003 14. Bill Bradley ______42.5 ______1966 ______4______Shane Dronett (3 FGs/1 PAT) ______1991 Career ______7______Shane Dronett (6 FGs/1 PAT) ______1989-91 TOP PUNTING AVERAGE (CAREER) - MIN. 60 ATTEMPTS 1. Alex Waits ______91 ______4,087 ______45.30 (1986-87) MOST BLOCKED PUNTS 2. Russell Erxleben ______214 ______9,467 ______44.23 (1975-78) 3. John Teltschik ______216 ______9,383 ______43.44 (1982-85) Season ______4______Aaron Williams ______2008 4. William Russ ______66 ______2,795 ______42.35 (2014) ______4______Michael Griffin ______2005 5. David Conway ______63 ______2,644 ______41.97 (1964-66) ______4______Terrol Dillon ______1999 6. Bobby Lilljedahl ______156 ______6,498 ______41.65 (1986-89) Career ______8______Michael Griffin ______2003-06 7. Bill Bradley ______153 ______6,361 ______41.58 (1966-68) ______5______Aaron Williams ______2008-10 ______4______Terrol Dillon ______1997-99 TOP PUNTING AVERAGE (GAME) - MIN. 5 ATTEMPTS ______4______Tony Jeffery ______2001-04 1. Michael Dickson, vs. Notre Dame ______55.0 (6 for 330) ______9/4/2016 2. John Teltschik, vs. Texas Tech ______54.8 (6 for 329) ______11/3/1984 3. Russell Erxleben, vs. SMU ______54.2 (5 for 271) ______10/23/1976 4. Michael Dickson, vs. Baylor ______52.7 (6 for 316) ______10/29/2016 5. Russell Erxleben, vs. Oklahoma ______52.5 (6 for 315) ______10/11/1975 6. Alexander Waits, vs. TCU ______51.6 (5 for 258) ______11/15/1986 7. John Teltschik, vs. Texas A&M ______51.2 (5 for 256) ______11/28/1985 8. Michael Dickson, at Texas Tech ______51.0 (5 for 255) ______11/5/2015 8. William Russ, vs. Iowa State ______50.7 (6 for 304) ______10/18/2014 9. William Russ, vs. UCLA ______50.5 (6 for 303) ______9/13/2014 John Teltschik, vs. North Texas ______50.5 (6 for 303) ______9/24/1983

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MOST INTERCEPTIONS MOST INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWNS IN A CAREER Game ______4 _____ Bill Bradley, vs. Texas A&M______11/28/1968 1. Michael Huff ______4 (2002-05) Season ______8 _____ Earl Thomas ______2009 2. Rod Babers ______3 (1999-2002) Career ______17 _____ Nathan Vasher ______2000-03 Greg Brown ______3 (1998-2000) ______17 _____ Noble Doss ______1939-41 4. Carrington Byndom ______2 (2010-13) Earl Thomas ______2 (2008-09) TOP EIGHT INTERCEPTIONS (SINGLE GAME) Brandon Foster ______2 (2004-07) 1. Bill Bradley ______4, vs. Texas A&M (11/28/1968) Alan Lowry ______2 (1970-72) 2. Aaron Humphrey ______3, vs. Rutgers (9/6/1997) Tre Thomas ______3, vs. Pittsburgh (9/16/1995) MOST INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWNS IN A SEASON Stephen Braggs ______3, at Texas Tech (11/1/1986) 1. Earl Thomas ______2 (2009) Leslie Derrick ______3, vs. Mississippi (12/17/1966)^ Brandon Foster ______2 (2007) Jerry Cook ______3, vs. Mississippi (1/1/1962)+ Michael Huff ______2 (2003) Bill Pyle ______3, vs. North Carolina (9/25/1948) Michael Huff ______2 (2002) Bobby Layne ______3, at Baylor (11/9/1946) Greg Brown ______2 (2000) ^ Bluebonnet Bowl | + Cotton Bowl Alan Lowry ______2 (1971)

TOP 10 INTERCEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) MOST RETURN YARDS 1. Earl Thomas ______8 (2009) Game ______95 _____ Jack Collins, vs. Baylor ______1936 2. Nathan Vasher ______7 (2001) Season ______160 _____ Jack Crain ______1940 Jerry Gray ______7 (1984) Career ______261 _____ Chris Carter ______1993-96 William Graham ______7 (1981) Jack Crain ______7 (1940) HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN Noble Doss ______7 (1940) Season (min. 3) ______28.6 ___ John Hagy (4 for 113) ______10/17/1987 7. Blake Gideon ______6 (2009) Career (min. 6) ______23.1 ___ Michael Huff (7 for 162) ______2002-05 Aaron Ross ______6 (2006) ______22.2 ___ Dylan Haines (9 for 200) ______2012-present Nathan Vasher ______6 (2003) Dakarai Pearson ______6 (2002) TOP 10 RETURN YARDS (SINGLE GAME) Chris Carter ______6 (1995) 1. 95 __ Jack Collins (on one), vs. Baylor ______10/17/1936 Stanley Richard ______6 (1988) 2. 92 __ Earl Thomas, vs. Colorado ______10/10/2009 Stephen Braggs ______6 (1986) 92 __ Harrison Stafford (on one), vs. SMU ______10/29/1932 Mossy Cade ______6 (1983) 4. 91 __ Marcus Griffin (on one), at Baylor ______10/20/2007 Derrick Hatchett ______6 (1979) 5. 90 __ Mike Robuck (on one), at Rice ______10/22/1966 Tom Campbell ______6 (1969) 90 __ Clair Branch (on one), at Rice ______10/25/1958 Bobby Ray Raley ______6 (1951) 7. 85 __ Milner Thorne, vs. Rice ______10/23/1943 8. 83 __ Curtis Reeves (on one), vs. TCU ______11/12/1955 TOP 10 INTERCEPTIONS (CAREER) 9. 81 __ Aaron Williams (on one), vs. Arkansas ______9/27/2008 1. Nathan Vasher ______17 (2000-03) 10. 80 __ Mike Bayer (on one), at TCU ______11/14/1970 Noble Doss ______17 (1939-41) 3. Jerry Gray ______16 (1981-84) TOP FIVE RETURN YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) 4. Derrick Hatchett ______15 (1977-80) 1. Jack Crain ______160 (1940) 5. Dylan Haines ______13 (2014-16) 2. Earl Thomas ______149 (2009) Chris Carter ______13 (1993-96) 3. Chris Carter ______146 (1995) Stanley Richard ______13 (1987-90) 4. Alan Lowry ______121 (1971) Johnnie Johnson ______13 (1976-79) 5. Brandon Foster ______115 (2007) Bobby Dillon ______13 (1949-51) 10. Quandre Diggs ______11 (2011-14) TOP FIVE RETURN YARDS (CAREER) Mossy Cade ______11 (1981-83) 1. Chris Carter ______261 (1993-96) William Graham ______11 (1979-81) 2. Dylan Haines ______238 (2014-16) 3. Derrick Johnson ______195 (2001-04) TOP 10 LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 4. Bobby Dillon ______190 (1949-51) 1. 95 ______Jack Collins, vs. Baylor ______10/17/1936 5. Derrick Hatchett ______166 (1977-80) 2. 92 ______Earl Thomas, vs. Colorado ______10/10/2009 6. Michael Huff ______162 (2002-05) 92 ______Harrison Stafford, vs. SMU______10/29/1932 4. 91 ______Marcus Griffin, at Baylor ______10/20/2007 TOP 10 LONGEST RETURNS 5. 90 ______Clair Branch, at Rice ______10/25/1958 1. 95t __ Jack Collins, vs. Baylor ______10/17/1936 90 ______Mike Robuck, at Rice ______10/22/1966 2. 92t __ Earl Thomas, vs. Colorado ______10/10/2009 7. 83 ______Curtis Reeves, vs. TCU ______11/12/1955 92t __ Harrison Stafford, vs. SMU ______10/29/1932 8. 81 ______Aaron Williams, vs. Arkansas ______9/27/2008 4. 91t __ Marcus Griffin, at Baylor ______10/20/2007 9. 80 ______Mike Bayer, at TCU ______11/14/1970 5. 90t __ Mike Robuck, at Rice ______10/22/1966 10. 78 ______Pat Culpepper, vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/1960 90t __ Clair Branch, at Rice ______10/25/1958 7. 83t __ Curtis Reeves, vs. TCU ______11/12/1955 8. 81t __ Aaron Williams, vs. Arkansas ______9/27/2008 9. 80t __ Mike Bayer, at TCU ______11/14/1970 10. 78t __ Pat Culpepper, vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/1960

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MOST INTERCEPTIONS ALL-TIME INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWN Game ______3 _____ Aaron Humphrey, vs. Rutgers ______9/6/1997 1. 95 __ Jack Collins vs. Baylor ______10/17/1936 Season ______4 _____ Derrick Johnson ______2003 2. 92 __ Earl Thomas vs. Colorado ______10/10/2009 ______4 _____ Derrick Johnson ______2002 92 __ Harrison Stafford vs. SMU ______10/29/1932 ______4 _____ Tommy Woodard ______1971 4. 91 __ Marcus Griffin at Baylor ______10/20/2007 ______4 _____ Fred Edwards ______1966 5. 90 __ Mike Robuck at Rice ______10/22/1966 ______4 _____ Tommy Nobis ______1965 90 __ Chris Branch at Rice ______10/25/1958 Career ______9 _____ Derrick Johnson ______2001-04 7. 84 __ Bobby Dillon vs. TCU ______11/18/1950 8. 83 __ Curtis Reeves vs. TCU ______11/12/1955 TOP 10 INTERCEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) 9. 81 __ Aaron Williams vs. Arkansas ______9/27/2008 1. Derrick Johnson ______4 (2003) 10. 80 _ Mike Bayer vs. TCU ______11/14/1970 Derrick Johnson ______4 (2002) 11. 78 __ Pat Culpepper vs. Oklahoma______10/8/1960 Tommy Woodard ______4 (1971) 12. 77 __ Curtis Brown at Oklahoma State ______10/31/2009 Fred Edwards ______4 (1966) 13. 73 __ Roderick Babers vs. Oklahoma ______10/12/2002 Tommy Nobis ______4 (1965) 14. 74 __ Dylan Haines vs. Iowa State ______10/18/2014 6. Aaron Humphrey^ ______3 (1997) 15. 61 __ Bobby Ray Raley at SMU ______11/3/1951 Kyle Richardson ______3 (1994) 16. 60 __ Eddie Jones at Baylor ______11/14/2009 Glen Gaspard ______3 (1972) 60 __ Derrell Oliver vs. Baylor ______11/11/1961 Thomas Campbell ______3 (1968) 18. 58 __ Carrington Byndom at Texas A&M ______11/24/2011 Fred Edwards ______3 (1964) 58 __ Jay Arnold vs. Wake Forest ______10/6/1973 Tommy Nobis ______3 (1964) 20. 57 __ Emmanuel Acho vs. Florida Atlantic ______11/20/2010 21. 55 __ Michael Huff vs. New Mexico State ______8/31/2003 ^ played only two games at linebacker 22. 54 __ Roderick Babers vs. Colorado ______10/20/2001 23. 52 __ Ricky Churchman vs. Baylor ______11/25/1978 TOP FIVE INTERCEPTIONS (CAREER) 52 __ Alan Lowry vs. Rice ______10/23/1971 1. Derrick Johnson ______9 (2001-04) 25. 49 __ Joey Ellis vs. Louisville ______9/10/1994 Fred Edwards ______8 (1964-66) 49 __ Frank Guess vs. Missouri ______9/21/1946 3. Tommy Nobis ______7 (1963-65) 27. 47 __ Derrick Johnson vs. New Mexico State ______8/31/2003 4. Kyle Richardson ______5 (1994-97) 47 __ Johnnie Johnson vs. TCU ______11/18/1978 Glen Gaspard ______5 (1971-73) 29. 46 __ Bobby Dillon at TCU ______11/18/1950 30. 45 __ Jason Reeves vs. Pittsburgh ______9/16//1995 45 __ Bobby Dillon vs. Oklahoma ______10/14//1950 32. 43 __ Lee Brockman vs. TCU ______11/14//1987 33. 42 __ Dakarai Pearson vs. Houston ______9/23//2000 34. 41 __ Holton Hill vs. Oklahoma State ______9/26//2015 41 __ Johnny Tatum vs. SMU ______10/30/1954 36. 39 __ Brandon Foster at Iowa State ______10/13/2007 37. 35 __ James Lee vs. Oregon State ______9/26/1987 38. 34 __ Matt Melton vs. Baylor ______10/14/2006 34 __ Sammie Mason vs. TCU ______11/16/1974 34 __ Randy Braband vs. Rice ______10/28/1972 41. 33 __ Brandon Foster at UCF ______9/15/2007 42. 31 __ Chris Whaley vs. Oklahoma ______10/12/2013 31 __ Earl Thomas at Oklahoma State ______10/21/2009 31 __ Greg Brown vs. Oklahoma State ______11/6/1999 31 __ Alan Lowry vs. SMU ______10/30/1971 46. 30 __ Glenn Blackwood vs. Rice ______10/1/1977 47. 29 __ John Hagy vs. Rice______10/3/1987 48. 28 __ Carrington Byndom vs. Oklahoma ______10/13/2012 28 __ Michael Huff vs. Texas A&M ______11/29/2002 50. 27 __ Michael Huff at Oklahoma State ______11/8/2003 27 __ Michael Huff vs. Houston ______9/21/2002 27 __ David Fulbright vs. Rice ______10/5/1985 53. 26 __ Boone Powell at Texas Tech ______11/3/1990 26 _ Mike Campbell vs. Texas Tech ______9/27/1969 26 __ Mike Perrin vs. Oklahoma State ______10/5/1968 56. 25 __ Britt Hager vs. Oregon State ______9/26/1987 57. 24 __ Norman Watkins vs. Houston ______10/24/1992 58. 23 __ O.J. McClintock vs. Houston ______9/23/2000 23 __ Grady Cavness vs. TCU ______11/16/1991 23 __ Lance Gunn at Texas Tech ______11/3/1990 61. 22 __ Steve Edmond at Mississippi ______9/15/2012 22 __ Ryan Palmer vs. Baylor ______11/8/2008 22 __ Cory Redding vs. North Carolina ______9/8/2001 22 __ Lee Jackson vs. Texas Tech ______11/13/1999 65. 21 __ Doug Shankle vs. TCU ______11/15/1980 66. 20 __ John Hagy vs. Texas Tech ______10/31/1987 67. 18 __ Lewis Holder vs. Alabama ______1/1/1948 68. 15 __ Roderick Babers vs. Missouri ______10/21/2000 69. 10 __ Greg Brown vs. Texas A&M ______11/24/2000 70. 2 __ Brian Robison vs. Missouri ______10/16/2004 71. 1 __ Tim Campbell vs. Rice ______9/16/1978

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TACKLES MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINGLE GAME) 1. Tim Crowder ______7.0, vs. Rice (9/16/2006) MOST TOTAL TACKLES 2. Steve McMichael ______6.5, vs. Texas Tech (11/3/1979) (tackles were recorded as a statistic beginning in 1975) 3. Alex Okafor ______6.0, vs. Oregon State (12/29/2012) Game ______27______Britt Hager ______vs. Texas Tech, 10/31/1987 Casey Hampton ______6.0, vs. Kansas State (10/2/1999) Season ______195______Britt Hager ______1988 Shane Dronett ______6.0, at Texas Tech (11/3/1990) Career ______499______Britt Hager ______1984-88 Kenneth Sims ______6.0, at SMU (10/24/1981) 7. Emmanuel Acho ______5.0, at Missouri (11/12/2011) MOST SOLO TACKLES (solo tackles were recorded as a statistic beginning in 1978) Emmanuel Acho ______5.0, vs. Oklahoma (10/9/2010) Season ______123______Tony Degrate ______1984 Michael Huff, ______5.0, at Texas A&M (11/25/2005) Career ______325______Doug Shankle ______1978-81 De’Andre Lewis ______5.0, at Colorado (10/14/2000) Cory Redding ______5.0, vs. Missouri (10/21/2000) MOST TOTAL TACKLES (SOLO, ASSISTED) (SINGLE GAME) Shaun Rogers ______5.0, vs. Nebraska (10/23/1999) 1. 27 (14, 13) _____Britt Hager, vs. Texas Tech ______10/31/1987 Anthony Hicks ______5.0, at Nebraska (10/31/1998) 2. 25 (13, 12) _____Steve McMichael vs. Texas Tech ______11/3/1979 Cedric Woodard ______5.0, at Texas Tech (11/14/1998) 25 (1, 24) ______Lionel Johnson, vs. Texas A&M ______11/25/1976 Tony Degrate ______5.0, at Texas Tech (11/3/1984) 4. 24 (8, 16) ______Britt Hager vs. Auburn ______9/5/1987 5. 23 (16, 7) ______Marcus Griffin vs. Texas A&M ______11/25/2005 Kiki DeAyala ______5.0, vs. Utah (9/18/1982) 23 (14, 9) ______Van Malone vs. Texas A&M ______11/25/1993 Kiki DeAyala ______5.0, at TCU (10/24/1982) 23 (10, 13) _____Winfred Tubbs vs. Baylor ______11/21/1992 Ken McCune ______5.0, at Rice (10/4/1980) 23 (10, 13) _____Britt Hager vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1987 Doug Shankle ______5.0, at Texas A&M (12/1/1979) 23 (10, 13) _____Bill Hamilton vs. Houston ______11/6/1976 Steve McMichael ______5.0, vs. Wyoming (9/23/1978) 23 (9, 14) ______Britt Hager vs. Baylor ______11/19/1988 23 (4, 19) ______Lionell Johnson vs. Oklahoma ______10/9/1976 MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Kiki DeAyala ______33 (1982) MOST TOTAL TACKLES (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Britt Hager ______195 (1988) 2. Shaun Rogers ______27 (1999) 2. Britt Hager ______187 (1987) 3. Cory Redding ______24 (2002) 3. Lionel Johnson ______175 (1976) 4. Jackson Jeffcoat ______22 (2013) 4. Winfred Tubbs ______157 (1992) Lamarr Houston ______22 (2009) 5. Bill Hamilton ______154 (1976) Sergio Kindle ______22 (2009) 6. Tony Edwards ______149 (1984) Tony Degrate ______22 (1983) 7. Jordan Hicks ______147 (2014) 8. Jackson Jeffcoat ______21 (2011) 8. Tony Degrate ______147 (1984) Casey Hampton ______21 (1999) 9. Doug Shankle ______144 (1980) 10. Steve McMichael ______142 (1978) Kenneth Sims ______21 (1981) Bruce Scholtz ______21 (1980)

MOST TOTAL TACKLES (CAREER) MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS (CAREER) 1. Britt Hager ______499 (1984-88) 1. Derrick Johnson ______65 (2001-04) 2. Doug Shankle ______478 (1978-81) 2. Jackson Jeffcoat ______60 (2010-13) 3. Derrick Johnson ______458 (2001-04) Kiki DeAyala ______60 (1979-82) 4. Anthony Curl ______403 (1989-92) 4. Cory Redding ______57 (1999-2002) 5. Chris Carter ______401 (1993-96) 5. Casey Hampton ______54 (1996-2000) 6. Dusty Renfro ______370 (1995-98) 6. Shaun Rogers ______53 (1997-2000) 7. Steve McMichael ______369 (1976-79) 7. Aaron Humphrey ______51 (1996-99) 8. Michael Griffin ______364 (2003-06) Doug Shankle ______51 (1978-81) 9. Bruce Scholtz ______351 (1977-81) 9. Bruce Scholtz ______50 (1977-81) 10. Tyson King ______346 (1993-96) 10. Tony Brackens ______49 (1993-95) 11. Tony DeGrate ______47 (1981-84) TOP FIVE SOLO TACKLES (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Tony Degrate ______123 (1984) 2. Britt Hager ______120 (1988) SACKS 3. Tony Edwards ______119 (1984) 4. Ty Allert ______107 (1984) MOST SACKS 5. Doug Shankle ______106 (1980) (sacks were recorded as a statistic beginning in 1975) Game ______5.0______Shane Dronett ______at Texas Tech (11/3/1990) TOP FIVE SOLO TACKLES (CAREER) Season ______22.5______Kiki DeAyala ______1982 1. Doug Shankle ______325 (1978-81) Career ______40.5______Kiki DeAyala ______1979-82 2. Britt Hager ______308 (1984-88) 3. Ty Allert ______287 (1982-85) MOST SACKS (SINGLE GAME) 4. Derrick Johnson ______281 (2001-04) 1. Shane Dronett ______5.0, at Texas Tech (11/3/1990) 5. Chris Carter ______265 (1993-96) 2. Alex Okafor ______4.5, vs. Oregon State (12/29/2012) 3. Cedric Woodard ______4.0, vs. Texas A&M (11/27/1998) Aaron Humphrey ______4.0, at Texas Tech (11/14/1998) TACKLES FOR LOSS Dwight Jefferson ______4.0, vs. Arkansas (10/21/1978) MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS (tackles for loss were recorded as a statistic beginning in 1975) Game ______7.0______Tim Crowder ______Rice (9/16/2006) Season ______33______Kiki DeAyala ______1982 Career ______65______Derrick Johnson ______2001-04

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MOST SACKS (SINGLE SEASON) MOST QUARTERBACK PRESSURES 1. Kiki DeAyala ______22.5 (1982) (QB pressures were recorded as a statistic beginning in 1975) 2. Ken McCune ______14 (1980) Season ______56______Kiki DeAyala ______1982 Career ______117______Kiki DeAyala ______1979-82 Bill Acker ______14 (1978) Tim Campbell ______14 (1977) TOP 10 QUARTERBACK PRESSURES (SINGLE SEASON) 5. Jackson Jeffcoat ______13 (2013) 1. Kiki DeAyala ______56 (1982) Dwight Jefferson ______13 (1978) 2. Kiki DeAyala ______47 (1981) Tim Campbell ______13 (1975) 3. Steve McMichael ______43 (1978) 7. Alex Okafor ______12.5 (2012) 4. Eric Holle ______42 (1983) 8. Tony Degrate ______12 (1984) 5. James McKinney ______40 (1984) Kiki DeAyala ______12 (1981) 6. Tony Degrate ______38 (1984) Ken McCune ______38 (1980) Steve McMichael ______12 (1977) 8. Cory Redding ______37 (2002) 11. Brian Orakpo ______11.5 (2008) 9. Sergio Kindle ______36 (2009) Kenneth Sims ______11.5 (1980) Blake Brawner ______36 (1986) Dewey Turner ______11.5 (1980) Kenneth Sims ______36 (1980)

MOST SACKS (CAREER) FORCED FUMBLES 1. Kiki DeAyala ______40.5 (1980-82) 2. Tim Campbell ______39.5 (1975-79) MOST FORCED FUMBLES 3. Tony Degrate ______31 (1981-84) (forced fumbles were recorded as a statistic beginning in 1975) 4. Kenneth Sims ______29 (1978-81) Season ______9______Derrick Johnson ______2004 Bill Acker ______29 (1975-79) Career ______15______Kenneth Sims ______1978-81 6. Steve McMichael ______28.5 (1976-79) 7. Jackson Jeffcoat ______27.5 (2010-13) TOP 10 FORCED FUMBLES (SINGLE SEASON) 8. Ty Allert ______27 (1982-85) 1. Derrick Johnson ______9 (2004) 2. Bill Hamilton ______7 (1975) 9. Aaron Humphrey ______24.5 (1996-99) 3. Aaron Humphrey ______6 (1999) 10. Tony Brackens ______24 (1993-95) Kiki DeAyala ______6 (1982) 11. Sam Acho ______23.5 (2007-10) Kenneth Sims ______6 (1981) 12. Alex Okafor ______22 (2009-12) Bill Acker ______6 (1978) Brian Orakpo ______22 (2005-08) 7. Cedric Reed ______5 (2013) Cory Redding ______22 (1999-2002) Sam Acho ______5 (2010) Shane Dronett ______22 (1989-91) Tony Brackens ______5 (1995) James Patton ______22 (1988-91) Brian Jones ______5 (1990) Stephen Braggs ______5 (1986) Kenneth Sims ______5 (1980) PASS BREAKUPS Robin Sendlein ______5 (1978) Tim Campbell ______5 (1975) MOST PASS BREAKUPS (pass breakups were recorded as a statistic beginning in 1975) TOP FIVE FORCED FUMBLES (CAREER) Game ______6______Aaron Ross vs. Iowa State ______9/23/2006 1. Kenneth Sims ______15 (1978-81) Season ______26______Nathan Vasher ______2003 2. Robin Sendlein ______12 (1977-80) Career ______64______Nathan Vasher ______2000-03 3. Derrick Johnson ______11 (2001-04) Steve McMichael ______11 (1976-79) TOP 10 PASS BREAKUPS (SINGLEGAME) Brad Shearer ______11 (1975-77) 1. 6 ______Aaron Ross vs. Iowa State ______9/23/2006 2. 5 ______Quentin Jammer vs. Baylor ______11/3/2001 5 ______Mark Berry vs. Texas Tech ______11/2/1991 FUMBLE RECOVERIES 5 ______Rick Churchman vs. Baylor ______11/19/1977 5. 4 ______16 times MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES (fumble recoveries were recorded as a statistic beginning in 1975) TOP 10 PASS BREAKUPS (SINGLE SEASON) Season ______5______Sam Acho ______2010 1. Nathan Vasher ______26 (2003) ______5______D.D. Lewis ______2000 2. Quentin Jammer ______24 (2001) ______5______Tim Campbell ______1975 3. Vance Bedford ______22 (1981) Career ______10______D.D Lewis______1998-2001 4. Rod Babers ______21 (2002) Mossy Cade ______21 (1983) TOP FIVE FUMBLE RECOVERIES (SINGLE SEASON) 6. Quentin Jammer ______20 (2000) 1. Sam Acho ______5 (2010) 7. Aaron Ross ______19 (2006) D.D. Lewis ______5 (2000) Eric Jeffries ______19 (1986) Tim Campbell ______5 (1975) 9. Nathan Vasher ______18 (2001) 4. 12 players tied with ______4 Mike Hatchett ______18 (1980) TOP 10 FUMBLE RECOVERIES (CAREER) TOP 10 PASS BREAKUPS (CAREER) 1. D.D. Lewis ______10 (1998-2001) 1. Nathan Vasher ______64 (2000-03) 2. Oscar Giles ______9 (1987-90) 2. Quentin Jammer ______57 (1997-2001) Tim Campbell ______9 (1975-79) 3. Derrick Hatchett ______55 (1977-80) Sam Acho ______9 (2007-10) 4. Rod Babers ______49 (1999-2002) 5. Michael Griffin ______7 (2003-06) 5. Vance Bedford ______47 (1977-81) Aaron Humphrey______7 (1996-99) 6. Michael Huff ______44 (2002-05) Kenneth Sims ______7 (1978-81) Stanley Richard ______44 (1987-90) Bruce Scholtz ______7 (1977-81) 8. Mark Berry ______43 (1988-91) 9. Donald McCowen ______6 (1997-98) 9. Quandre Diggs ______37 (2011-14) James Patton ______6 (1988-91) Mossy Cade ______37 (1980-83) Britt Hager ______6 (1984-88) Gerard Senegal ______6 (1984-87) Jerry Gray ______6 (1982-84)

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RUSHING 100-YARD GAMES (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Cedric Benson ______5 (2001) MOST YARDS 2. Earl Campbell ______4 (1974) Game______276______Chris Warren, III, Texas Tech ______11/26/2015 3. Malcolm Brown ______3 (2011) Jamaal Charles ______3 (2005) Season ______1,053______Cedric Benson ______2001 ^Vince Young ______3 (2003) Ricky Williams ______3 (1995) MOST ATTEMPTS 7. Chris Warren III ______2 (2015) Game______31______Cedric Benson, at Missouri/at Okla. State ______2001 ^Jerrod Heard ______2 (2015) Season ______223______Cedric Benson ______2001 Johnathan Gray ______2 (2012) Joe Bergeron ______2 (2011) 100-YARD GAMES - 52 Edwin Simmons ______2 (1983) 1. 276 _____Chris Warren, III. (on 25 attempts) ______Texas Tech (11/26/2015) Johnny “Lam” Jones ______2 (1976) 2. 213 _____Cedric Benson (on 28 attempts) ______vs. Kansas (11/10/2001) 3. 191 _____Joe Bergeron (on 23 attempts) ______vs. Texas Tech (11/5/2011) 500-YARD SEASONS 4. 189 _____Jamaal Charles (on 16 attempts) ______vs. Rice (9/17/2005) 1. 1,053 ___Cedric Benson (on 223 attempts) ______2001 5. 187 _____^Charles Hunter (on 22 attempts) ______at Houston (11/9/1985) 2. 998 ___^Vince Young (on 135 attempts) ______2003 6. 182 _____Johnny “Lam” Jones (on 15 attempts) ______at Rice (10/2/1976) 3. 990 ___Ricky Williams (on 166 attempts) ______1995 7. 167 _____^Adrian Walker (on 30 attempts) ______vs. TCU (11/18/1989) 4. 928 ___Earl Campbell (on 162 attempts) ______1974 8. 163 _____^Jerrod Heard (on 24 attempts) ______vs. California (9/19/2015) 5. 878 ___Jamaal Charles (on 119 attempts) ______2005 163 _____^Vince Young (on 14 attempts) ______vs. Nebraska (11/1/2003) 6. 814 ___^Adrian Walker (on 193 attempts) ______1989 163 _____Ricky Williams (on 24 attempts) ______at Texas A&M (12/2/1995) 7. 779 ___Malcolm Brown (on 172 attempts) ______2011 11. 157 _____Cedric Benson (on 31 attempts) ______at Missouri (10/27/2001) 8. 717 ___^Charles Hunter (on 154 attempts) ______1985 12. 153 _____Darron Norris (on 11 attempts) ______at Stanford (9/28/1985) 9. 701 ___Johnathan Gray (on 149 attempts) ______2012 13. 151 _____^Adrian Walker (on 28 attempts) ______vs. Rice (10/7/1989) 10. 624 ___Johnny “Lam” Jones (on 118 attempts) ______1976 14. 147 _____Winfred Tubbs (on 29 attempts) ______vs. Texas A&M (12/2/1989) 11. 590 ___Graylon Wyatt (on 76 attempts) ______1974 15. 139 _____Ricky Williams (on 14 attempts) ______vs. Virginia (10/21/1995) 12. 556 ___^Jerrod Heard (on 136 attempts) ______2015 16. 138 _____Malcolm Brown (on 19 attempts) ______vs. Oklahoma State (10/152011) 13. 552 ___^Tre’ Newton (on 116 attempts) ______2009 17. 136 _____Joe Bergeron (on 13 attempts) ______vs. Kansas (10/29/2011) 14. 541 ___Butch Hadnot (on 99 attempts) ______1990 18. 135 _____Jamaal Charles (on 14 attempts) ______vs. La.-Lafayette (9/3/2005) 15. 508 ___^Phil Brown (on 113 attempts) ______1990 19. 134 _____Butch Hadnot (on 23 attempts) ______vs. Houston (11/10/1990) 20. 131 _____Cedric Benson (on 31 attempts) ______at Oklahoma State (10/13/2001) TOP FIVE FRESHMAN DEBUT GAMES 21. 127 _____^Vince Young (on 15 attempts) ______vs. Oklahoma (10/11/2003) 1. Jamaal Charles ______135, vs. La.-Lafayette (9/3/2005) 127 _____Graylon Wyatt (on 11 attempts) ______vs. Wyoming (9/21/1974) 2. Ramonce Taylor ______96, vs. North Texas (9/4/2004) 127 _____Raymond Clayborn (on 5 attempts) ______vs. Arkansas (10/20/1973) 3. Ricky Williams ______95, at Hawai’i (9/2/1995) 127 _____Earl Campbell (on 28 attempts) ______vs. Texas A&M (11/29/1974) 4. Jalen Overstreet ______92, vs. New Mexico State (8/31/2013) 25. 125 _____Earl Campbell (on 16 attempts) ______vs. Washington (10/5/1974) 5. Malcolm Brown ______86, vs. Rice (9/3/2011) 26. 123 _____Eric Metcalf (on 11 attempts) ______vs. TCU (11/16/1985) 27. 122 _____Johnny “Lam” Jones (on 9 attempts) ______vs. SMU (10/23/1976) LONGEST RUNS 28. 119 _____Malcolm Brown (on 28 attempts) ______vs. Kansas (10/29/2011) 1. 91t ______Chris Warren, III, Texas Tech ______11/26/2015 29. 118 _____Mark McBath (on 12 attempts) ______vs. Arkansas (12/4/1976) 2. 85t ______Raymond Clayborn, vs. Arkansas ______10/20/1973 30. 116 _____Jamaal Charles (on 9 attempts) ______vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2005) 3. 84t ______Daje Johnson, vs. Baylor ______10/20/2012 31. 115 _____^Jerrod Heard (on 21 attempts) ______vs. Oklahoma (10/10/10/10/2015) 4. 80t ______Jamaal Charles, vs Oklahoma ______10/8/2005 32. 114 _____Priest Holmes (on 16 attempts) ______vs. Houston (10/24/1992) 5. 76 ______Edwin Simmons, vs. Rice ______10/1/1983 33. 113 _____Ricky Williams (on 15 attempts) ______vs. Texas Tech (11/4/1995) 6. 74 ______Ramonce Taylor vs. North Texas ______9/4/2004 34. 112 _____^Charles Hunter (on 16 attempts) ______vs. Missouri (9/21/1985) 74 ______Winfred Tubbs, vs. Texas A&M ______12/2/1989 35. 111 _____Johnathan Gray (on 18 attempts) ______at Kansas (10/27/2012) 8. 71t ______Eric Metcalf, vs. TCU ______11/16/1985 111 _____Raymond Clayborn (on 16 attempts) ______vs. Baylor (11/16/1973) 9. 70 ______Daje Johnson, vs. Kansas State ______12/1/2012 37. 110 _____Malcolm Brown (on 22 attempts) ______vs. UCLA (9/17/2011) 10. 68 ______Earl Campbell, vs. Arkansas ______10/19/1974 38. 109 _____^Tre’ Newton (on 16 attempts) ______at Texas A&M (11/26/2009) 11. 67 ______Edwin Simmons, vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/1983 109 _____Edwin Simmons (on 5 attempts) ______vs. Rice (10/1/1983) 12. 65t ______^Vince Young, vs. Nebraska ______11/1/2003 109 _____Earl Campbell (on 8 attempts) ______vs. Arkansas (10/19/1974) 65t ______Ricky Williams, vs. Hawai’i ______9/2/1995 41. 108 _____Cedric Benson (on 26 attempts) ______at Baylor (11/3/2001) 65t ______Butch Hadnot, vs. SMU ______10/27/1990 42. 107 _____Tre’ Newton (on 16 attempts) ______at Texas A&M (11/26/2009) 43. 106 _____Johnathan Gray (on 20 attempts) ______at Texas Tech (11/3/2012) MOST TOUCHDOWNS 44. 105 _____Earl Campbell (on 18 attempts) ______at Rice (10/26/1974) Game ______4______Chris Warren, III, Texas Tech ______11/26/2015 45. 104 _____^Rodrick Walker (on 24 carries) ______vs. TCU (11/16/1991) Season ______12______Cody Johnson ______2008 46. 102 _____^Cody Johnson (on 8 attempts) ______vs. Texas A&M (11/27/2008) ______12______Cedric Benson ______2001 47. 101 _____^Vince Young (on 9 attempts) ______at Baylor (10/25/2003) 101 _____Butch Hadnot (on 17 carries) ______vs. Miami (Fla.) (1/1/1991)+ MOST TOUCHDOWNS (SINGLE SEASON) 101 _____Jimmy Johnson (on 11 attempts) ______vs. Texas Tech (10/30/1976) 1. ^Cody Johnson ______12 (2008) 50. 100 _____Cedric Benson (on 23 attempts) ______vs. Colorado (12/1/2001) Cedric Benson ______12 (2001) 100 _____Edwin Simmons (on 14 attempts) ______vs. Oklahoma (10/8/1983) 3. Jamaal Charles ______11 (2005) 100 _____A.J. “Jam” Jones (on 19 carries) ______vs. Maryland (12/23/1978)* ^Vince Young ______11 (2003) 5. Henry Melton ______10 (2005)

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MOST YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) MOST YARDS 1. __ 1,518______Earl Campbell (162-928-6) ______1974 Game ______408______^Major Applewhite, vs. Oklahoma State ______11/7/1998 Graylon Wyatt (76-590-8) ______Season ______2,958______Shane Buechele ______2016 2. __ 1,310______Jamaal Charles (119-878-11) ______2005 Henry Melton (87-432-10) ______TOP FIVE PASSING YARDS (SINGLE GAME) 3. ___ 1,253______Malcolm Brown (172-779-5) ______2011 1. 408 _____^Major Applewhite (29-of-40) ______vs. Oklahoma State (11/7/1998) Joe Bergeron (72-474-5)) ______2. 364 _____^Jerrod Heard (20-31-1 INT) ______vs. California (9/19/2015) 3. 347 _____^Shea Morenz (23-of-47) ______at Colorado (9/4/1993) MOST TOUCHDOWNS (SINGLE SEASON) 4. 346 _____^Colt McCoy (23-of-29) ______vs. Oklahoma State (11/4/2006) 1. __ 21 ______Jamaal Charles (119-878-11) ______2005 5. 326 _____^Mark Murdock (23-of-35) ______vs. Texas Tech (10/29/1988) ______Henry Melton (87-432-10) ______6. 320 _____^James Brown (22-of-27) ______vs. Houston (11/12/1994) 2. __ 14 ______Earl Campbell (162-928-6) ______1974 ______Graylon Wyatt (76-590-8) ______1,000-YARD SEASONS 3. __ 10 ______Malcolm Brown (172-779-5) ______2011 1. 2,958 ______Shane Buechele (236-of-391) ______2016 ______Joe Bergeron (72-474-5) ______1. 2,570 ______^Colt McCoy (217-of-318) ______2006 2. 2,453 ______^Major Applewhite (159-of-273) ______1998 VICTORIES BY FRESHMAN QUARTERBACKS 3. 2,341 ______^Shea Morenz (183-of-335) ______1993 5. 1,511 ______^Peter Gardere (107-of-186) ______1989 6. 1,214 ______^Jerrod Heard (92-of-159) ______2015 VICTORIES BY A FRESHMAN QUARTERBACK 7. 1,189 ______^Mark Murdock (98-of-202) ______1988 1. ____ 10 ______^Colt McCoy (10-3) ______2006 8. 1,155 ______^Vince Young (84-of-143) ______2003 2. _____ 8 ______^Major Applewhite (8-2) ______1998 9. 1,079 ______David Ash (99-of-174) ______2011 3. _____ 6 ______^Vince Young (6-1) ______2003 10. 1,047 ______^James Brown (80-of-115) ______1994 4. _____ 5 ______Shane Buechele (5-7) ______2016 ______5 ______^Shea Morenz (5-5-1) ______1993 MOST TOUCHDOWNS ______5 ______Bobby Layne (5-3) ______1944 Game ______6______^Colt McCoy, vs. Baylor ______10/14/2006 7. ______4 ______^Jerrod Heard (4-6) ______2015 Season ______29______^Colt McCoy ______2006 ______4 ______^James Brown (4-0) ______1994 ______4 ______^Peter Gardere (4-3) ______1989 TOP FIVE TOUCHDOWNS (SINGLE GAME) 10. _____ 3 ______David Ash (3-3) ______2011 1. ^Colt McCoy ______6, vs. Baylor (2006) 11. _____ 2 ______Mark McBath (2-2) ______1976 2. ^James Brown ______5, at Baylor (1994) 12. _____ 1 ______^Mark Murdock (1-5) ______1988 3. Shane Buechele ______4, vs UTEP (9/10/2016) ______1 ______Rick McIvor (1-2) ______1979 ^Colt McCoy ______4, at Texas Tech (2006) ______1 ______Donnie Little (1-0) ______1978 ^Major Applewhite ______4, at Texas Tech (1998) ______1 ______Sam Ansley (1-0) ______1977 ^James Brown ______4, vs. Houston (1994) STARTS BY FRESHMAN QUARTERBACKS TOP FIVE TOUCHDOWNS (SINGLE SEASON) 1. ^Colt McCoy ______29 (2006) 2. Shane Buechele ______21 (2016) STARTS BY A FRESHMAN QUARTERBACK 3. ^Major Applewhite ______18 (1998) 1. ____ 13 ______^Colt McCoy (10-3) ______2006 4. ^Shea Morenz ______13 (1993) 2. ____ 12 ______Shane Buechele (5-7) ______2016 5. ^James Brown ______12 (1994) 3. ____ 11 ______^Shea Morenz (5-5-1) ______1993 6. ^Mark Murdock ______10 (1988) 4. ____ 10 ______^Jerrod Heard (4-6) ______2015 ______10 ______^Major Applewhite (8-2) ______1998 MOST ATTEMPTS 6. _____ 8 ______Bobby Layne (5-3) ______1944 Game ______48______Shane Buechele, vs. West Virginia ______11/12/2016 7. _____ 7 ______^Vince Young (6-1) ______2003 Season ______335______^Shea Morenz ______1993 ______7 ______^Peter Gardere (4-3) ______1989 9. _____ 6 ______David Ash (3-3) ______2011 MOST COMPLETIONS ______6 ______^Mark Murdock (1-45 ______1988 Game ______31______Shane Buechele, vs. West Virginia ______11/12/2016 11. _____ 4 ______^James Brown (4-0) ______1994 Season ______217______^Colt McCoy ______2006 ______4 ______Mark McBath (2-2) ______1976 13. _____ 3 ______Rick McIvor (1-2) ______1979 HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF COMPLETIONS 14. _____ 1 ______Chris Simms (0-1) ______1999 Game ______.815______Shane Buechele, vs. UTEP (22-of-27) ______9/10/2016 ______1 ______^Todd Dodge (0-1) ______1982 ______^James Brown, vs. Houston (22-of-27) ______11/12/1994 ______1 ______Donnie Little (1-0) ______1978 Season ______.696______^James Brown (80-of-115) ______1994 ______1 ______Sam Ansley (1-0) ______1977 ______1 ______Zeke Martin (0-1) ______1944 LONGEST PASS PLAYS 1. 97t __ ^Major Applewhite to Wane McGarity, vs. Oklahoma ______10/10/1998 2. 84t __ ^Jerrod Heard to John Burt, Kansas ______11/7/2015 3. 80t __ Shane Buechele to Devin Duvernay, at Kansas State ______10/22/2016 4. 76 __ ^Major Applewhite to Bryan White, at Nebraska ______10/31/1998 76t __ ^Mark Murdock to Tony Jones, vs. Texas A&M ______11/24/1988 6. 75t __ Shane Buechele to Devin Duvernay, vs. Iowa State ______10/15/2016 7. 72t __ Shane Buechele to John Burt, vs. Notre Dame ______9/4/2016 72t __ ^Colt McCoy to Jamaal Charles, vs. Iowa@ ______12/30/2006 9. 69t __ ^Jerrod Heard to John Burt, Rice ______9/12/2015 10. 68 __ Shane Buechele to Jerrod Heard, Notre Dame ______9/4/2016 11. 67t __ ^Vince Young to Roy Williams, at Oklahoma State ______11/8/2003 67t __ ^Major Applewhite to Wane McGarity, at Texas Tech ______11/14/1998 13. 63t __ Shane Buechele to Devin Duvernay, vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/2016 14. 62t __ ^Colt McCoy to Billy Pittman, vs. Baylor ______10/14/2006 15. 61t __ ^Shea Morenz to Lovell Pinkney, vs. SMU ______10/23/1993 61t __ ^Peter Gardere to Tony Jones, at Arkansas ______10/21/1989 ^ redshirt freshman |@ Alamo Bowl | * Cotton Bowl

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RECEIVING LONGEST RECEPTIONS 1. 96t ____Roy Williams, vs. Oklahoma State ______9/30/2000 MOST YARDS RECEIVING 2. 91t ____^Malcolm Williams, at Texas Tech ______11/1/2008 Game ______187______B.J. Johnson, vs. Texas A&M ______11/24/2000 3. 84t ____John Burt, Kansas ______11/7/2015 Season ______809______Roy Williams ______2000 4. 80t ____Devin Duvernay, at Kansas State______10/22/2016 80t ____Victor Ike, vs. North Carolina State ______8/28/1999 TOP FIVE YARDS (SEASON) 80t ____Eric Metcalf, vs. Rice ______10/5/1985 1. Roy Williams ______809 (2000) 7. 78 ____Jaxon Shipley, at Baylor ______12/3/2011 2. B.J. Johnson ______698 (2000) 8. 75t ____Devin Duvernay, vs. Iowa State ______10/15/2016 3. Jaxon Shipley ______607 (2011) 9. 73t ____Armanti Foreman, vs. TCU ______11/27/2014 4. Mike Davis ______478 (2010) 73t ____Lovell Pinkney, at Syracuse ______9/12/1992 5. Lovell Pinkney ______458 (1992) 11. 71t ____B.J. Johnson, at Stanford ______9/16/2000 12. 70 ____Daje Johnson at Kansas State ______12/1/2012 100-YARD GAMES 70t ____B.J. Johnson, vs. Texas A&M ______11/24/2000 1. 187 ____B.J. Johnson (on 6 receptions) ______vs. Texas A&M (11/24/2000) 14. 69t ____John Burt, Rice ______9/12/2015 2. 182 ____^Malcolm Williams (on 4 receptions) ______at Texas Tech (11/1/2008) 15. 65t ____Roy Williams, at Kansas ______11/11/2000 3. 180 ____Roy Williams (on 4 receptions)______at Kansas (11/11/2000) 16. 64t ____Quan Cosby, at Kansas ______11/12/2005 4. 175 ____Roy Williams (on 5 receptions)______vs. Oklahoma State (9/30/2000) 17. 63t ____Devin Duvernay, vs. Oklahoma ______10/8/2016 5. 162 ____B.J. Johnson (on 9 receptions) ______vs. Baylor (10/28/2000) 6. 143 ____^Jamel Thompson (on 7 receptions) ______vs. Texas Tech (11/8/1997) ^ redshirt freshman 7. 141 ____Jaxon Shipley (on 6 receptions) ______at Iowa State (10/1/2011) 8. 140 ____Lovell Pinkney (on 4 receptions) ______at Syracuse (9/12/1992) TOP FRESHMAN RECEIVING DUOS 9. 121 ____Jaxon Shipley (on 4 receptions) ______at Baylor (12/3/2011) 10. 120 ____Eric Metcalf (on 2 receptions) ______vs. Rice (10/5/1985) (each receiver must have at least 10 receptions and 200 receiving yards) 11. 113 ____John Burt (on 4 receptions) ______Kansas (11/7/2015) MOST RECEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) 12. 112 ____Kwame Cavil (on 7 receptions) ______vs. Texas Tech (11/8/1997) 1. ____ 81______B.J. Johnson (41-698-3) ______2000 13. 109 ____Mike Davis (on 11 receptions) ______at Kansas State (11/6/2010) ______Roy Williams (40-809-8) ______14. 108 ____Lawrence Sampleton (on 4 receptions) ______vs. Arkansas (10/21/1978) 2. ____ 48______Collin Johnson (28-315-3) ______2016 15. 104 ____Mike Davis (on 7 receptions) ______vs. Wyoming (9/11/2010) ______Devin Duvernay (20-412-3) ______3. ____ 39______Kwame Cavil (23-316-1) ______1997 ^ redshirt freshman ______^Jamel Thompson (16-288-1) ______

MOST RECEPTIONS MOST YARDS (SINGLE SEASON) Game ______11______Mike Davis, at Kansas State ______11/6/2010 1. __ 1,507 ______Roy Williams (40-809-8) ______2000 Season ______47______Mike Davis ______2010 ______B.J. Johnson (41-698-3) ______2. ____729 ______Lovell Pinkney (22-458-3) ______1992 TO P 10 RECEPTIONS (SINGLE GAME) ______Mike Adams (13-271-1) ______1. 11 ____Mike Davis (for 109 yards) ______at Kansas State (11/6/2010) 3. _____727 ______Collin Johnson (28-315-3) ______2016 2. 9 _____B.J. Johnson (for 162 yards) ______vs. Baylor (10/28/2000) ______Devin Duvernay (20-412-3) ______9 _____Jaxon Shipley (for 89 yards) ______vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2011) 3. 8 _____Mike Davis (for 50 yards) ______vs. Iowa State (10/23/2010) SCORING 4. 7 _____Mike Davis (for 104 yards) ______vs. Wyoming (9/11/2010) 7 _____Kwame Cavil (for 112 yards) ______vs. Texas Tech (11/8/1997) 7 _____^Jamel Thompson (for 143 yards) ______vs. Texas Tech (11/8/1997) MOST POINTS SCORED (SINGLE SEASON) 7. 6 _____Jaxon Shipley (for 141 yards) ______at Iowa State (10/1/2011) 1. Dusty Mangum ______102 (2001) 6 _____Mike Davis (for 45 yards) ______at Texas Tech (9/18/2010) 2. ^Phil Dawson ______80 (1994) 6 _____Jamaal Charles (for 69 yards) ______at Ohio State (9/10/2005) 3. Jamaal Charles ______78 (2005) 6 _____^Limas Sweed (for 50 yards) ______at Kansas (11/13/2004) Cedric Benson ______78 (2001) 6 _____B.J. Johnson (for 187 yards) ______vs. Texas A&M (11/24/2000) 5. Jeff Ward ______76 (1983) 6 _____Roy Williams (for 105 yards) ______vs. La.-Lafayette (9/9/2000) 6. ^Cody Johnson ______72 (2008) 7. ^Vince Young ______68 (2003) TOP FIVE RECEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) 8. Russell Erxleben ______67 (1975) 1. Mike Davis ______47 (2010) 2. Jaxon Shipley ______44 (2011) MOST TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS SCORED (SINGLE SEASON) 3. B.J. Johnson ______41 (2000) 1. Jamaal Charles ______13 (11 rush/ 2 rec) ______2005 4. Roy Williams ______40 (2000) Cedric Benson ______13 (12 rush/1 rec) ______2001 5. Marquise Goodwin ______30 (2009) 3. ^Cody Johnson ______12 (12 rush) ______2008 4. ^Vince Young ______11 (11 rush) ______2003 MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 5. Henry Melton ______10 (10 rush) ______2005 Game ______2______by six players ______Roy Williams ______10 (8 rec/2 rush) ______2000 Season ______8______Roy Williams ______2000 ^ redshirt freshman MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (SINGLE GAME) 1. Collin Johnson ______2, at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) ^ Malcolm Williams ______2, at Texas Tech (11/1/2008) ^Artie Ellis ______2, vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (9/9/2000) Sloan Thomas ______2, vs. Missouri (10/21/2000) Roy Williams ______2, at Kansas (11/11/2000) Roy Williams ______2, at Colorado (10/14/2000)

TOP FIVE TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Roy Williams ______8 (2000) 2. Devin Duvernay ______3 (2016) Collin Johnson ______3 (2016) Jaxon Shipley ______3 (2011) ^Malcolm Williams ______3 (2008) ^Artie Ellis ______3 (2000) B.J. Johnson ______3 (2000) Sloan Thomas ______3 (2000) Lovell Pinkney ______3 (1992)

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MOST FIVE FIELD GOALS MADE (SINGLE SEASON) TOP 10 TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Dusty Mangum ______16 (of 23), 2001 1. Tony Brackens ______16 (1993) 2. Jeff Ward ______15 (of 16), 1983 2. Tim Campbell ______15 (1975) 3. ^Phil Dawson ______14 (of 19), 1994 3. Rodrique Wright ______13 (2002) 4. Russell Erxleben ______10 (of 13), 1975 Derrick Johnson ______13 (2001) 5. Nick Jordan ______9 (of 15), 2012 5. ^Michael Huff ______10 (2002) 6. ^Jason Ziegler ______6 (of 11), 1991 ^Marcus Tubbs ______10 (2000) 7. Doug Shankle ______9 (1978) MOST FIVE FIELD GOAL ACCURACY (SINGLE SEASON) 8. Malcolm Roach ______8 (2016) 1. Jeff Ward ______.938 (15-of-16), 1983 Bryan Pickryl ______8 (2002) 2. Russell Erxleben ______.769 (10-of-13), 1975 Kalen Thornton ______8 (2000) 3. ^Phil Dawson ______.737 (14-of-19), 1994 4. Dusy Mangum ______.696 (16-of-23), 2001 ^ redshirt freshman 5. Nick Jordan ______.600 (9-of-15), 2012 6. ^Jason Ziegler ______.545 (6-of-11), 1991 INTERCEPTIONS 50-YARD FIELD GOAL CLUB 1. ^Mark Schultis ______55, at Texas Tech (10/29/1994) TOP FIVE INTERCEPTIONS (SINGLE SEASON) Russell Erxleben ______55, vs. Colorado (12/27/1975)* 1. Quandre Diggs ______4 (2011) 3. Jeff Ward ______52, at SMU (10/22/1983) Chris Carter ______4 (1993) Russell Erxleben ______52, at SMU (11/1/1975) 3. ^Dakarai Pearson ______3 (2000) 5. Dusty Mangum ______51, vs. North Carolina (9/8/2001) Kyle Richardson ______3 (1994) Jeff Ward ______51, at Houston (11/5/1983) 5. DeShon Elliott ______2 (2015) 7. Dusty Mangum ______50, vs. Colorado (10/20/2001)# ^Earl Thomas ______2 (2008) ^Phil Dawson ______50, at Pittsburgh (9/3/1994) ^Kendal Briles ______2 (2002) ^Michael Huff ______2 (2002) ^ redshirt freshman | * Bluebonnet Bowl | # Big 12 Championship game Bryant Westbrook ______2 (1993) ^Mark Berry ______2 (1988) TACKLES Willie Mack Garza ______2 (1988) ^ redshirt freshman TOP 10 TOTAL TACKLES (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Tim Campbell ______111 (1975) PASS BREAKUPS 2. Aaron Humphrey ______106 (1996) 3. Duane Duncum ______105 (1986) 4. ^Donald McCowen ______95 (1997) TOP 10 PASS BREAKUPS (SINGLE SEASON) 5. ^Anthony Curl ______91 (1989) 1. ^Earl Thomas ______17 (2008) 6. Chris Carter ______85 (1993) 2. Quandre Diggs ______15 (2011) ^Lance Gunn ______85 (1989) 3. ^Mark Berry ______14 (1988) 8. Derrick Johnson ______83 (2001) 4. ^Michael Huff ______10 (2002) 9. Tony Brackens ______79 (1993) Willie Mack Garza ______10 (1988) 10. ^D.D. Lewis ______77 (1998) 6. Vance Bedford ______8 (1977) Casey Hampton ______77 (1996) 7. Devante Davis ______7 (2015) Blake Gideon ______7 (2008) TOP 10 SOLO TACKLES (SINGLE SEASON) Chris Carter ______7 (1993) 1. Duane Duncum ______69 (1986) Bryant Westbrook ______7 (1993) 2. Aaron Humphrey ______67 (1996) Joey Ellis ______7 (1991) 3. ^Donald McCowen ______65 (1997) ^Stanley Richard ______7 (1987) 4. Tony Brackens ______59 (1993) 5. ^Anthony Curl ______58 (1989) ^ redshirt freshman 6. Derrick Johnson ______57 (2001) 7. Chris Carter ______55 (1993) 8. ^Lance Gunn ______53 (1989) 10. ^Earl Thomas ______51 (2008) Michael Griffin ______51 (2003) Casey Hampton ______51 (1996) ^ redshirt freshman

SACKS

TOP 10 SACKS (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Tim Campbell ______13 (1975) 2. Tony Brackens ______10 (1993) 3. ^Marcus Tubbs ______5.5 (2000) 4. ^Bobby Rhodes ______5 (1986) 5. Bryan Pickryl ______4.5 (2002) Rodrique Wright ______4.5 (2002) Derrick Johnson ______4.5 (2001) 8. Kalen Thornton ______3.5 (2000) ^Lance Gunn ______3.5 (1989) 10. Malcolm Roach ______3 (2016) Rod Babers ______3 (1999) ^D.D. Lewis ______3 (1998) Ty Allert ______3 (1982) Kenneth Sims ______3 (1978) Robin Sendlein ______3 (1977)

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RUSHING YARDS (SINCE 1939) YEAR PLAYER ATT YDS AVG. TD 2006 ___ Jamaal Charles ______156 ______831 _____5.3 ______7 YEAR PLAYER ATT YDS AVG. TD 2007 ___ Jamaal Charles ______258 _____ 1,619 ____ 6.3 ______18 1939 ___ Jack Crain ______90 ______610 ____ 6.8 ______— 2008 ___ Colt McCoy ______136 ______561 _____4.1 ______11 1940 ___ Pete Layden ______—______496 ____ — ______— 2009 ___ Tre Newton ______116 ______552 _____4.8 ______6 1941 ___ Pete Layden ______99 ______536 ____ 5.4 ______— 2010 ___ Cody Johnson ______134 ______592 _____4.4 ______6 1942 ___ Roy Dale McKay ______132 _____ 701 ____ 5.3 ______— 2011 ___ Malcolm Brown ______172 ______742 _____4.3 ______5 1943 ___ Ralph Ellsworth ______—______507 ____ — ______— 2012 ___ Johnathan Gray ______149 ______701 _____4.7 ______3 1944 ___ Bobby Layne ______78 ______264 ____ 3.4 ______— 2013 ___ Malcolm Brown ______214 ______904 _____4.2 ______9 1945 ___ George Graham ______84 ______268 ____ 3.2 ______— ______Johnathan Gray ______159 ______780 _____ 4.9 ______4 1946 ___ Bobby Layne ______82 ______305 ____ 3.7 ______8 2014 ___ Malcolm Brown ______183 ______708 _____3.9 ______6 1947 ___ Byron Gillory ______67 ______369 ____ 5.5 ______4 2015 ___ D’Onta Foreman ______95 ______681 _____7.2 ______5 1948 ___ Ray Borneman ______111 _____ 704 ____ 6.3 ______8 2016 ___ D’Onta Foreman ______323 _____ 2,028 ____ 6.3 ______15 1949 ___ Byron Townsend ______111 _____ 543 ____ 4.9 ______7 ^ UT record | + UT freshman record | *UT QB record 1950 ___ Byron Townsend ______228 _____ 849 ____ 3.7 ______14 NOTE: Top two rushers listed for any backfield that included two players with at least 700 yards. 1951 ___ Gib Dawson ______94 ______671 ____ 7.1 ______6 1952 ___ Dick Ochoa ______194 _____ 819 ____ 4.2 ______3 PASSING YARDS (SINCE 1939) 1953 ___ Dougal Cameron ______136 _____ 518 ____ 3.8 ______6 1954 ___ Billy Quinn ______83 ______442 ____ 5.3 ______2 1955 ___ Walter Fondren ______108 _____ 577 ____ 5.3 ______5 YEAR PLAYER COMP ATT YDS TD 1956 ___ Walter Fondren ______115 _____ 493 ____ 4.3 ______4 1939 ___ Pete Layden ______15 ______45 ______130 _____— 1957 ___ Mike Dowdle ______99 ______429 ____ 4.3 ______4 1940 ___ Pete Layden ______—______76 ______581 _____— 1958 ___ Mike Dowdle ______85 ______345 ____ 4.1 ______4 1941 ___ R.L. Harkins ______33 ______60 ______499 _____— 1959 ___ Jack Collins ______89 ______450 ____ 5.1 ______4 1942 ___ Roy Dale McKay ______39 ______97 ______492 _____— 1960 ___ James Saxton ______76 ______407 ____ 5.4 ______1 1943 ___ not available ______—______—______— _____— 1961 ___ James Saxton ______107 _____ 846 ___ 7.9^ ______9 1944 ___ Bobby Layne ______50 ______91 ______662 ______6 1962 ___ Ray Poage ______141 _____ 452 ____ 3.2 ______5 1945 ___ Bobby Layne ______20 ______54 ______396 ______3 1963 ___ Tommy Ford ______160 _____ 738 ____ 4.6 ______9 1946 ___ Bobby Layne ______77 ______140 ____ 1,115 ______6 1964 ___ Ernie Koy ______154 _____ 574 ____ 3.7 ______8 1947 ___ Bobby Layne ______63 ______115 _____965 ______9 1965 ___ Tom Stockton ______127 _____ 517 ____ 4.1 ______4 1948 ___ Paul Campbell ______59 ______135 _____893 ______6 1966 ___ Chris Gilbert ______206 _____ 1,080 ____5.2 ______6 1949 ___ Paul Campbell ______91 ______182 ____ 1,372 ______7 1967 ___ Chris Gilbert ______205 _____ 1,019 ____5.0 ______9 1950 ___ Ben Tompkins ______66 ______119 _____961 ______7 1968 ___ Chris Gilbert ______184 _____ 1,132 ____6.2 ______13 1951 ___ Dan Page ______15 ______33 ______402 ______3 ______Steve Worster ______161 _____ 806 ____ 5.0 ______13 1952 ___ James “T” Jones ______63 ______133 ____ 1,018 ______7 1969 ___ Jim Bertelsen ______104 _____ 740 ____ 7.1 ______13 1953 ___ Charles Brewer ______34 ______69 ______555 ______3 1970 ___ Steve Worster ______160 _____ 898 ____ 5.6 ______14 1954 ___ Charles Brewer ______28 ______70 ______473 ______3 ______Jim Bertelsen ______148 _____ 891 ____ 6.0 ______13 1955 ___ Joe Clements ______65 ______128 _____818 ______6 1971 ___ Jim Bertelsen ______160 _____ 879 ____ 5.5 ______7 1956 ___ Joe Clements ______74 ______151 _____793 ______7 1972 ___ Roosevelt Leaks ______230 _____ 1,099 ____4.8 ______8 1957 ___ Walter Fondren ______33 ______49 ______428 ______5 1973 ___ Roosevelt Leaks ______229 _____ 1,415 ____6.2 ______14 1958 ___ Bobby Lackey ______15 ______46 ______242 ______2 1974 ___ Earl Campbell ______162 _____ 928 ____ 5.7 ______6 1959 ___ Bobby Lackey ______11 ______23 ______152 ______2 1975 ___ Earl Campbell ______198 _____ 1,118 ____5.6 ______13 1960 ___ Mike Cotten ______32 ______58 ______539 ______3 ______Marty Akins ______149 _____ 777 ____ 5.2 ______7 1961 ___ Mike Cotten ______44 ______77 ______500 ______7 1976 ___ Earl Campbell ______138 _____ 653 ____ 4.7 ______3 1962 ___ Tommy Wade ______33 ______78 ______434 ______3 1977 ___ Earl Campbell ______267 _____ 1,744 ____6.5 ______18 1963 ___ Duke Carlisle ______33 ______79 ______416 ______1 1978 ___ A.J. “Jam” Jones ______121 _____ 465 ____ 3.8 ______3 1964 ___ Marvin Kristynik ______41 ______99 ______563 ______2 1979 ___ A.J. “Jam” Jones ______188 _____ 918 ____ 4.9 ______10 1965 ___ Marvin Kristynik ______72 ______148 ____ 1,005 ______8 1980 ___ A.J. “Jam” Jones ______146 _____ 657 ____ 4.5 ______8 1966 ___ Bill Bradley ______36 ______76 ______535 ______4 1981 ___ A.J. “Jam” Jones ______190 _____ 834 ____ 4.4 ______6 1967 ___ Bill Bradley ______72 ______153 ____ 1,181 ______4 ______John Walker ______154 _____ 714 ____ 4.6 ______6 1968 ___ James Street ______67 ______135 ____ 1,099 ______6 1982 ___ Darryl Clark ______198 _____ 1,049 ____5.3 ______2 1969 ___ James Street ______40 ______81 ______699 ______3 1983 ___ Ronnie Robinson ______81 ______479 ____ 5.9 ______3 1970 ___ Eddie Phillips ______39 ______96 ______695 ______4 1984 ___ Terry Orr ______125 _____ 580 ____ 4.6 ______7 1971 ___ Donnie Wigginton ______35 ______67 ______544 ______1 1985 ___ Charles Hunter ______155 _____ 717 ____ 4.6 ______4 1972 ___ Alan Lowry ______46 ______117 _____766 ______1 1986 ___ Darron Norris ______130 _____ 496 ____ 3.8 ______4 1973 ___ Marty Akins ______35 ______70 ______475 ______4 1987 ___ Eric Metcalf ______223 _____ 1,161 ____5.2 ______10 1974 ___ Marty Akins ______19 ______47 ______250 ______1 1988 ___ Eric Metcalf ______218 _____ 932 ____ 4.3 ______8 1975 ___ Marty Akins ______31 ______56 ______463 ______2 1989 ___ Adrian Walker ______193 _____ 814 ____ 4.2 ______6 1976 ___ Mike Cordaro ______22 ______49 ______407 ______2 1990 ___ Butch Hadnot ______99 ______541 ____ 5.5 ______8 1977 ___ Randy McEachern ______45 ______89 ______906 ______8 1991 ___ Butch Hadnot ______109 _____ 501 ____ 4.6 ______3 1978 ___ Randy McEachern ______40 ______96 ______658 ______7 1992 ___ Adrian Walker ______129 _____ 852 ____ 6.6 ______4 1979 ___ Donnie Little ______56 ______113 _____750 ______2 1993 ___ Phil Brown ______126 _____ 770 ____ 6.1 ______7 1980 ___ Donnie Little ______82 ______155 ____ 1,098 ______5 1994 ___ Rodrick Walker ______129 _____ 598 ____ 4.6 ______3 1981 ___ Rick McIvor ______56 ______139 _____918 ______5 1995 ___ Shon Mitchell ______176 _____ 1,099 ____6.2 ______10 1982 ___ Robert Brewer ______91 ______193 ____ 1,415 _____12 ______Ricky Williams ______166 _____ 990 ____ 6.0 ______8 1983 ___ Rob Moerschell ______44 ______110 _____871 ______5 1996 ___ Ricky Williams ______205 _____ 1,272 ____6.2 ______12 1984 ___ Todd Dodge ______100 _____ 210 ____ 1,599 _____11 1997 ___ Ricky Williams ______279 _____ 1,893 ____6.8 ______25 1985 ___ Bret Stafford ______60 ______108 _____943 ______3 1998 ___ Ricky Williams ______361^ ____2,124^ ___ 5.9 _____ 27^ ______Todd Dodge ______36 ______91 ______802 ______5 1999 ___ Hodges Mitchell ______256 _____ 1,343 ____5.2 ______9 1986 ___ Bret Stafford ______176 _____ 329 ____ 2,233 _____12 2000 ___ Hodges Mitchell ______224 _____ 1,118 ____5.0 ______8 1987 ___ Bret Stafford ______127 _____ 249 ____ 1,317 ______7 2001 ___ Cedric Benson ______223+ ____1,053+ ___ 4.7 _____ 12+ ______Shannon Kelley______47 ______74 ______541 ______1 2002 ___ Cedric Benson ______305 _____ 1,293 ____4.2 ______12 1988 ___ Mark Murdock ______98 ______202 ____ 1,189 _____10 2003 ___ Cedric Benson ______258 _____ 1,360 ____5.3 ______21 ______Shannon Kelley______70 ______134 _____862 ______3 ______Vince Young ______135 _____ 998 ____ 7.4 ______11 1989 ___ Peter Gardere ______107 _____ 186 ____ 1,511 ______5 2004 ___ Cedric Benson ______326 _____ 1,834 ____5.6 ______19 1990 ___ Peter Gardere ______159 _____ 282 ____ 2,131 _____11 ______Vince Young ______167* ____ 1,079* ___ 6.5 _____ 14* 1991 ___ Peter Gardere ______114 _____ 228 ____ 1,390 ______5 2005 ___ Vince Young ______155 _____ 1,050 ____ 6.8 ______12 1992 ___ Peter Gardere ______181 _____ 329 ____ 2,364 _____16 ______Jamaal Charles ______119 ______878 _____ 7.4 ______11 TEXASSPORTS.COM 145 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE ANNUAL LEADERS

PASSING YARDS (CONT) YEAR PLAYER REC YDS AVG. TD 1974 ___ Pat Padgett ______12 ______141 ____ 11.8 ______1 YEAR PLAYER COMP ATT YDS TD 1975 ___ Alfred Jackson ______32 ______596 ____ 18.6 ______2 1993 ___ Shea Morenz ______183+ _____335+ ____ 2,341 _____ 13 1976 ___ Alfred Jackson ______19 ______364 ____ 19.2 ______2 1994 ___ Shea Morenz ______124 _____ 235 ____ 1,368 _____12 1977 ___ Johnny “Lam” Jones ______21 ______543 ____ 25.9 ______7 ______James Brown ______80 ______115 ____ 1,047 _____ 12 1978 ___ Johnny “Lam” Jones ______25 ______446 ____ 17.8 ______5 1995 ___ James Brown ______163 _____ 322 ____ 2,447 _____19 1979 ___ Johnny “Lam” Jones ______36 ______535 ____ 14.9 ______2 1996 ___ James Brown ______170 _____ 299 ____ 2,468 _____17 1980 ___ Les Koenning ______27 ______401 ____ 14.9 ______2 1997 ___ James Brown ______133 _____ 267 ____ 1,676 ______5 1981 ___ Donnie Little ______18 ______338 ____ 18.8 ______3 1998 ___ Major Applewhite ______159 _____ 273 ___ 2,453+ ____ 18 1982 ___ Herkie Walls ______25 ______702 ____ 28.1^ ____ 10 1999 ___ Major Applewhite ______271 _____ 467 ____ 3,357 _____21 1983 ___ Brent Duhon ______13 ______344 ____ 26.5 ______5 2000 ___ Major Applewhite ______152 _____ 279 ____ 2,164 _____18 1984 ___ William Harris ______34 ______637 ____ 18.7 ______4 ______Chris Simms ______67 ______117 ____ 1,064 ______8 1985 ___ Everett Gay ______22 ______431 ____ 19.6 ______1 2001 ___ Chris Simms ______214 _____ 362 ____ 2,603 _____22 1986 ___ Eric Metcalf ______42 ______556 ____ 13.2 ______3 2002 ___ Chris Simms ______235 _____ 396 ____ 3,207 _____26 ______Gabriel Johnson ______30 ______526 ____ 17.5 ______1 2003 ___ Chance Mock ______100 _____ 183 ____ 1,469 _____16 1987 ___ Gabriel Johnson ______40 ______466 ____ 11.7 ______3 ______Vince Young ______84 ______143 ____ 1,155 ______6 1988 ___ Tony Jones ______42 ______838 ____ 20.0 ______3 2004 ___ Vince Young ______148 _____ 250 ____ 1,849 _____12 1989 ___ Johnny Walker ______55 ______785 ____ 14.3 ______4 2005 ___ Vince Young ______212 _____ 325 ____ 3,036 _____26 1990 ___ Johhny Walker ______40 ______565 ____ 14.1 ______0 2006 ___ Colt McCoy ______217 _____ 318 ____ 2,570 ____29+ 1991 ___ Darrick Duke ______35 ______497 ____ 14.2 ______3 2007 ___ Colt McCoy ______276 _____ 424 ____ 3,303 _____22 1992 ___ Phil Brown ______31 ______361 ____ 11.6 ______0 2008 ___ Colt McCoy ______332^ _____ 433 ___ 3,859^ ___34^ 1993 ___ Mike Adams ______52 ______908 ____ 17.5 ______7 2009 ___ Colt McCoy ______332 _____470^ ____3,521 _____27 1994 ___ Eric Jackson ______43 ______762 ____ 17.7 ______8 2010 ___ Garrett Gilbert ______260 _____ 441 ____ 2,744 _____10 1995 ___ Mike Adams ______53 ______876 ____ 16.8 ______3 2011 ___ David Ash ______98 ______173 ____ 1,068 ______4 1996 ___ Mike Adams ______56 ______942 ____ 16.8 ______5 ______Case McCoy ______89 ______145 ____ 1,045 ______7 ______Pat Fitzgerald ______38 ______545 ____ 14.3 ______2 2012 ___ David Ash ______214 _____ 318 ____ 2,699 _____19 1997 ___ Kwame Cavil ______23 ______316 ____ 13.7 ______1 ______Case McCoy ______54 ______76 ______722 ______6 1998 ___ Wane McGarity ______58 ______1,087 ____ 18.7 ______9 2013 ___ Case McCoy ______187 _____ 329 ____ 1,933 _____11 ______Kwame Cavil ______51 ______775 ____ 15.2 ______3 ______David Ash ______53 ______87 ______760 ______7 1999 ___ Kwame Cavil ______100 _____1,188 ____ 11.9 ______6 2014 ___ Tyrone Swoopes ______224 _____ 384 ____ 2,409 _____11 ______Ryan Nunez ______56 ______600 ____ 10.7 ______3 2015 ___ Jerrod Heard ______92 ______159 ____ 1,214 ______5 ______Montrell Flowers ______34 ______552 ____ 16.2 ______6 2016 ___ Shane Buechele ______236 _____ 391 ____ 2,958 _____21 2000 ___ B.J. Johnson ______41+ _____ 698 ____ 17.0 ______3 ______Roy Williams ______40 ______809+ ____ 20.2 _____ 8+ NOTE: Top performers listed when more than one QB passed for 500 yards. 2001 ___ Roy Williams ______67 ______836 ____ 12.5 ______7 ^ UT record | + UT freshman record ______B.J. Johnson ______41 ______539 ____ 13.1 ______4 2002 ___ Roy Williams ______64 ______1,142 ____ 17.8 _____ 12 RECEIVING YARDS (SINCE 1939) ______B.J. Johnson ______40 ______603 ____ 15.1 ______5 2003 ___ Roy Williams ______70 ______1,079 ____ 15.4 ______9 YEAR PLAYER REC YDS AVG. TD ______B.J. Johnson ______30 ______549 ____ 18.3 ______4 1939 ___ Johnny Gill ______9 ______72 ______8.0 _____— 2004 ___ Tony Jeffery ______33 ______437 ____ 13.2 ______4 1940 ___ Mal Kutner ______16 ______237 ____ 14.8 _____— 2005 ___ David Thomas ______50 ______613 ____ 12.3 ______5 1941 ___ Spec Sanders ______17 ______241 ____ 14.2 _____— ______Limas Sweed ______36 ______545 ____ 15.1 ______5 1942 ___ Wallace Scott ______14 ______160 ____ 11.4 _____— ______Billy Pittman ______34 ______750 ____ 22.1 ______5 1943 ___ not available ______— ______—______— _____— 2006 ___ Limas Sweed ______46 ______801 ____ 17.4 _____ 12 1944 ___ Hub Bechtol ______14 ______220 ____ 15.7 ______5 ______Quan Cosby______45 ______525 ____ 11.7 ______2 1945 ___ Hub Bechtol ______25 ______289 ____ 11.6 ______7 2007 ___ Nate Jones ______70 ______795 ____ 11.4 ______5 1946 ___ Jim Canady ______17 ______420 ____ 24.7 ______4 ______Quan Cosby______60 ______680 ____ 11.3 ______5 1947 ___ Max Bumgardner ______15 ______234 ____ 15.6 ______2 ______Jermichael Finley ______45 ______575 ____ 12.8 ______2 1948 ___ Ben Procter ______15 ______205 ____ 13.7 ______3 2008 ___ Quan Cosby______92 ______1,123 ____ 12.2 _____ 10 1949 ___ Ben Procter ______43 ______724 ____ 16.8 ______5 ______Jordan Shipley ______89 ______1,060 ____ 11.9 _____ 11 1950 ___ Ben Procter ______24 ______453 ____ 18.9 ______5 ______Chris Ogbonnaya ______46 ______540 ____ 11.7 ______3 1951 ___ Gib Dawson ______8 ______170 ____ 21.3 ______3 2009 ___ Jordan Shipley ______116^ ____1,485^ ___ 12.8 ____13^ 1952 ___ Tom Stohlandske ______30 ______519 ____ 17.3 ______5 ______Malcolm Williams ______39 ______550 ____ 14.1 ______2 1953 ___ Carlton Massey ______11 ______165 ____ 15.0 ______0 2010 ___ James Kirkendoll ______52 ______707 ____ 13.6 ______2 1954 ___ Menan Schriewer ______17 ______306 ____ 18.0 ______1 2011 ___ Mike Davis ______45 ______609 ____ 13.5 ______1 1955 ___ Menan Schriewer ______21 ______301 ____ 14.3 ______3 ______Jaxon Shipley ______44 ______607 ____ 13.8 ______3 1956 ___ Bob Bryant ______24 ______301 ____ 12.5 ______4 2012 ___ Mike Davis ______57 ______939 ____ 16.5 ______7 1957 ___ George Blanch ______10 ______152 ____ 15.2 ______2 ______Jaxon Shipley ______59 ______737 ____ 12.5 ______6 1958 ___ Bob Bryant ______14 ______233 ____ 16.6 ______2 2013 ___ Mike Davis ______51 ______727 ____ 14.3 ______8 1959 ___ Jack Collins ______8 ______134 ____ 16.8 ______3 ______Jaxon Shipley ______56 ______589 ____ 10.5 ______1 1960 ___ James Saxton ______9 ______185 ____ 20.6 ______1 2014 ___ John Harris ______68 ______1,051 ____ 15.5 ______7 ______J.A. Cook ______9 ______99 _____ 11.0 ______0 ______Jaxon Shipley ______59 ______577 _____ 9.8 ______1 1961 ___ Bob Moses ______14 ______177 ____ 12.6 ______5 2015 ___ John Burt ______28 ______457 ____ 16.3 ______2 1962 ___ Sandy Sands ______12 ______148 ____ 12.3 ______1 2016 ___ Armanti Foreman ______34 ______420 ____ 12.4 ______3 1963 ___ Charles Talbert ______14 ______188 ____ 13.4 ______1 NOTE: Top performers listed when more than one receiver gained at least 500 yards. 1964 ___ Pete Lammons______13 ______204 ____ 15.7 ______1 ^ UT record | + UT freshman record 1965 ___ Pete Lammons______27 ______405 ____ 15.0 ______4 1966 ___ Ragan Gennusa ______19 ______243 ____ 12.8 ______0 1967 ___ Ragan Gennusa ______19 ______310 ____ 16.3 ______1 ______Randy Peschel ______19 ______296 ____ 15.6 ______0 1968 ___ Cotton Speyrer ______26 ______449 ____ 17.3 ______4 1969 ___ Cotton Speyrer ______30 ______492 ____ 16.4 ______3 1970 ___ Danny Lester ______17 ______365 ____ 21.5 ______2 1971 ___ Pat Kelly ______17 ______226 ____ 13.3 ______1 1972 ___ Jim Moore ______23 ______413 ____ 18.0 ______0 1973 ___ Pat Kelly ______19 ______268 ____ 14.1 ______0

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SCORING (SINCE 1914) YEAR PLAYER TD FG PAT PTS 1976 ___ Russell Erxleben ______0 ______12 ______20______56 Scoring values throughout the years 1977 ___ Earl Campbell ______19 ______0 ______0 _____ 114 SEASONS TD FG PAT SAFETY 1978 ___ Russell Erxleben ______0 ______13 ______24______63 1887-1897 ______4 points ______5 points ______2 points ______2 points 1979 ___ John Goodson ______0 ______17 ______21______72 1898-1903 ______5 points ______5 points ______1 point ______2 points 1980 ___ John Goodson ______0 ______11 ______29______62 1904-1908 ______5 points ______4 points ______1 point ______2 points 1981 ___ Raul Allegre ______0 ______15 ______25______70 1909-1911 ______5 points ______3 points ______1 point ______2 points 1982 ___ Raul Allegre ______0 ______12 ______41______77 1912-1957 ______6 points ______3 points ______1 point ______2 points 1983 ___ Jeff Ward ______0 ______15 ______31______76 1958- ______6 points ______3 points ______2 pts/1 pt. kick ______2 points 1984 ___ Jeff Ward ______0 ______12 ______27______63 1985 ___ Jeff Ward ______0 ______19 ______27______84 YEAR PLAYER TD FG PAT PTS 1986 ___ Jeff Ward ______0 ______12 ______23______59 1914 ___ Len Barrell ______14 ______1 ______34_____ 121 1987 ___ Wayne Clements ______0 ______16 ______30______78 1915 ___ Clyde Littlefield ______11 ______0 ______0 ______66 1988 ___ Wayne Clements ______0 ______14 ______24______66 1916 ___ Billy Trabue ______8 ______0 ______0 ______48 1989 ___ Wayne Clements ______0 ______16 ______22______70 1917 ___ not available ______—______—______— _____— 1990 ___ Michael Pollak ______0 ______20 ______39______99 1918 ___ not available ______—______—______— _____— 1991 ___ Jason Ziegler ______0 ______6 ______8 ______26 1919 ___ not available ______—______—______— _____— 1992 ___ Scott Szeredy ______0 ______16 ______32______80 1920 ___ Icky Elam ______9 ______0 ______0 ______54 1993 ___ Scott Szeredy ______0 ______16 ______29______77 1921 ___ H.C. “Bully” Gilstrap ______8 ______0 ______0 ______48 1994 ___ Phil Dawson ______0 ______14 ______38______80 1922 ___ Ivan Robertson ______3 ______9 ______10______55 1995 ___ Phil Dawson ______0 ______13 ______47______86 1923 ___ Jim Marley ______10 ______0 ______0 ______60 1996 ___ Phil Dawson ______0 ______19 ______51_____ 108 1924 ___ Jim Marley ______7 ______0 ______0 ______42 1997 ___ Ricky Williams ______25 ______0 _____1 (run) ___ 152 1925 ___ Rufus King ______8 ______0 ______2 ______50 1998 ___ Ricky Williams ______28^ ______0 ______0 ____ 168^ 1926 ___ Rufus King ______5 ______2 ______6 ______42 1999 ___ Kris Stockton ______0 ______20 ______47_____ 107 1927 ___ Leo Baldwin ______4 ______0 ______0 ______24 2000 ___ Kris Stockton ______0 ______22^ _____ 41_____ 107 ______Alfred Rose ______4 ______0 ______0 ______24 2001 ___ Dusty Mangum ______0 ______16+ ____ 54+ ___ 102+ 1928 ___ Rufus King ______6 ______0 ______2 ______38 2002 ___ Dusty Mangum ______0 ______16 ______54_____ 102 1929 ___ Dexter Shelley ______6 ______0 ______6 ______42 2003 ___ Cedric Benson ______22 ______0 _____1 (run) ___ 134 1930 ___ Dexter Shelley ______5 ______0 ______1 ______31 2004 ___ Cedric Benson ______20 ______0 ______0 _____ 120 1931 ___ Ernie Koy ______6 ______0 ______0 ______36 2005 ___ David Pino ______0 ______14 ______71_____ 113 1932 ___ Bohn Hilliard ______12 ______0 ______4 ______76 2006 ___ Limas Sweed ______12 ______0 ______0 ______72 1933 ___ Bohn Hilliard ______6 ______1 ______4 ______43 2007 ___ Ryan Bailey ______0 ______18 ______58_____ 112 1934 ___ Bohn Hilliard ______5 ______1 ______8 ______41 2008 ___ Hunter Lawrence______0 ______10 ______60______90 1935 ___ Bill Pitzer ______5 ______0 ______0 ______30 2009 ___ Hunter Lawrence______0 ______24 ______61_____ 133 1936 ___ Hugh Wolfe ______4 ______0 ______3 ______27 2010 ___ Justin Tucker ______0 ______23 ______27______96 1937 ___ Hugh Wolfe ______2 ______1 ______5 ______20 2011 ___ Justin Tucker ______0 ______17 ______44______95 1938 ___ John Peterson ______2 ______0 ______0 ______12 2012 ___ Joe Bergeron ______16 ______0 ______0 ______96 1939 ___ Jack Crain ______8 ______0 ______8 ______56 2013 ___ Anthony Fera ______0 ______20 ______45_____ 105 1940 ___ Pete Layden ______7 ______0 ______0 ______42 2014 ___ Nick Rose ______0 ______14 ______30______72 1941 ___ Jack Crain ______11 ______1 ______23______92 2015 ___ Nick Rose ______0 ______13 ______38______77 1942 ___ Jackie Field ______8 ______0 ______10______58 2016 ___ D’Onta Foreman ______15 ______0 ______0 ______90 1943 ___ Ralph Park ______8 ______0 ______11______59 1944 ___ Bobby Layne ______5 ______0 ______0 ______30 ^ UT record | + UT freshman record 1945 ___ Hub Bechtol ______7 ______0 ______0 ______42 1946 ___ Bobby Layne ______8 ______2 ______0 ______54 TOTAL OFFENSE (SINCE 1914) 1947 ___ Byron Gillory ______8 ______0 ______0 ______48 1948 ___ Randy Clay ______5 ______0 ______20______50 YEAR ___ PLAYER ______PASS ____ RUSH ______TOTAL 1949 ___ Randy Clay ______8 ______0 ______28______76 1945 ___ Bobby Layne ______660 ______147 ______707 1950 ___ Byron Townsend ______14 ______0 ______0 ______84 1946 ___ Bobby Layne ______1115 _____ 305 ______1,420 1951 ___ Gib Dawson ______9 ______0 ______8 ______62 1947 ___ Bobby Layne ______965 ______96 ______1,061 1952 ___ Billy Quinn ______13 ______0 ______0 ______78 1948 ___ Paul Campbell ______954 ______— ______954 1953 ___ Delano Womack ______7 ______0 ______0 ______42 1949 ___ Paul Campbell ______1,372 ____ (-109) ______1,263 1954 ___ Don Maroney ______4 ______0 ______0 ______24 1950 ___ Ben Tompkins ______961 _____ (-71) ______890 1955 ___ Walter Fondren ______7 ______0 ______7 ______49 1951 ___ Gib Dawson ______43 ______671 ______714 1956 ___ Walter Fondren ______6 ______0 ______11______47 1952 ___ James “T” Jones ______1,018 _____ 281 ______1,299 1957 ___ Rene Ramirez ______5 ______0 ______0 ______30 1953 ___ Charles Brewer ______555 ______139 ______694 ______Bobby Lackey ______4 ______1 ______3 ______30 1954 ___ Charles Brewer ______473 ______129 ______602 1958 ___ Bobby Lackey ______5 ______1 ______8 ______41 1955 ___ Joe Clements ______818 _____ (-18) ______800 1959 ___ Bobby Lackey ______5 ______0 ______15______45 1956 ___ Joe Clements ______793 ______180 ______973 1960 ___ Mike Cotten ______5 ______0 ______0 ______30 1957 ___ Walter Fondren ______428 ______147 ______575 1961 ___ Jerry Cook ______9 ______0 _____1 (run) ____ 56 1958 ___ Rene Ramirez ______98 ______323 ______421 ______James Saxton ______9 ______0 _____ 1 (rec) ____ 56 1959 ___ Jack Collins ______97 ______450 ______547 1962 ___ Jerry Cook ______7 ______0 ______0 ______42 1960 ___ Mike Cotten ______539 ______135 ______674 1963 ___ Tommy Ford ______9 ______0 ______0 ______54 1961 ___ James Saxton ______46 ______846 ______892 1964 ___ Ernie Koy ______8 ______0 ______0 ______48 1962 ___ Tommy Wade ______434 ______105 ______539 1965 ___ David Conway ______0 ______8 ______21______45 1963 ___ Duke Carlisle ______416 ______415 ______831 1966 ___ David Conway ______0 ______8 ______17______41 1964 ___ Marvin Kristynik ______563 ______248 ______811 1967 ___ Bill Bradley ______10 ______0 ______0 ______60 1965 ___ Marvin Kristynik ______1,005 _____ 116 ______1,121 1968 ___ Chris Gilbert ______13 ______0 _____2 (run) ____ 82 1966 ___ Chris Gilbert ______0 ______1,080 ______1,080 1969 ___ Jim Bertelse ______13 ______0 ______0 ______78 1967 ___ Bill Bradley ______1,181 _____ 443 ______1,624 1970 ___ Steve Worster ______14 ______0 ______0 ______84 ______Chris Gilbert ______0 ______1,019 ______1,019 1971 ___ Donnie Wigginton ______14 ______0 ______0 ______84 1968 ___ James Street ______1,099 _____ 340 ______1,439 1972 ___ Alan Lowry ______11 ______0 ______0 ______66 ______Chris Gilbert ______0 ______1,132 ______1,132 1973 ___ Roosevelt Leaks ______14 ______0 ______0 ______84 1969 ___ James Street ______699 ______412 ______1,111 1974 ___ Billy Schott ______0 ______7 ______44______65 1970 ___ Eddie Phillips ______695 ______666 ______1,361 1975 ___ Earl Campbell ______13 ______0 ______0 ______78

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TOTAL OFFENSE (CONT) YEAR PLAYER RUSH REC KRET PRET TOTAL 1949 ___ Byron Townsend ______543 ____ 149 ____ 114 _____ 0 ______806 YEAR ___ PLAYER ______PASS ____ RUSH ______TOTAL 1950 ___ Byron Townsend ______849 _____47 _____ 142 _____ 0 ______1,038 1971 ___ Donnie Wigginton ______544 ______485 ______1,029 1951 ___ Gib Dawson ______671 ____ 170 ____ 98 _____ 0 ______939 1972 ___ Alan Lowry ______766 ______661 ______1,427 1952 ___ Gib Dawson ______649 ____ 167 ____ 211 _____84 ______1,111 ______Roosevelt Leaks ______0 ______1,099 ______1,099 1953 ___ Dougal Cameron ______518 _____ 0 _____ 49 _____ 0 ______567 1973 ___ Roosevelt Leaks ______0 ______1,415 ______1,415 1954 ___ Delano Womack ______267 ____ 158 ____ 154 ____ 127 ______706 1974 ___ Earl Campbell ______0 ______928 ______928 1955 ___ Walter Fondren ______577 ____ 158 ____ 341 ____ 167 _____ 1,252 1975 ___ Marty Akins ______463 ______777 ______1,240 1956 ___ Walter Fondren ______493 ____ 318 ____ 325 _____76 ______1,212 ______Earl Campbell ______0 ______1,118 ______1,118 1957 ___ Rene Ramirez ______282 ____ 115 ____ 99 _____48 ______544 1976 ___ Earl Campbell ______0 ______653 ______653 1958 ___ George Blanch ______316 _____58 _____ 97 ____ 100 ______571 1977 ___ Earl Campbell ______0 ______1,744 ______1,744 1959 ___ Jack Collins ______450 ____ 134 ____ 54 _____31 ______669 ______Randy McEachern ______906 ______189 ______1,095 1960 ___ James Saxton ______407 ____ 185 ____ 16 ____ 163 ______771 1978 ___ Randy McEachern ______658 ______159 ______817 1961 ___ James Saxton ______846 ____ 123 ____ 143 _____33 ______1,145 1979 ___ Donnie Little ______750 ______410 ______1,160 1962 ___ Jerry Cook ______346 _____17 _____ 208 ____ 116 ______687 1980 ___ Donnie Little ______1,098 _____ 486 ______1,584 1963 ___ Tommy Ford ______738 _____38 _____ 210 _____ 9 ______995 1981 ___ Rick McIvor ______918 _____ (-38) ______880 1964 ___ Ernie Koy ______574 ____ 146 ____ 128 _____ 0 ______848 1982 ___ Robert Brewer ______1,415 ______0 ______1,415 1965 ___ Phil Harris ______367 ____ 157 ____ 189 _____39 ______752 ______Darryl Clark ______87 _____ 1,049 ______1,136 1966 ___ Chris Gilbert ______1,080 ____16 _____ 154 _____ 0 ______1,250 1983 ___ Rob Moerschell ______871 ______154 ______1.025 1967 ___ Chris Gilbert ______1,019 ____33 _____ 221 _____ 1 ______1,274 1984 ___ Todd Dodge ______1,599 ______6 ______1,605 1968 ___ Chris Gilbert ______1,132 ____75 _____78 _____ 0 ______1,285 1985 ___ Bret Stafford ______943 ______276 ______1,219 1969 ___ Jim Bertelsen ______740 _____55 _____ 155 _____ 0 ______950 1986 ___ Bret Stafford ______2,233 _____ 239 ______2,472 1970 ___ Jim Bertelsen ______891 _____89 _____ 127 _____ 0 ______1,107 1987 ___ Eric Metcalf ______24 _____ 1,161 ______1,185 1971 ___ Jim Bertelsen ______879 _____57 _____ 209 _____ 0 ______1,145 ______Bret Stafford ______1,317 _____ 53 ______1,370 1972 ___ Roosevelt Leaks ______1,099 ____17 _____11 _____ 0 ______1,127 1988 ___ Mark Murdock ______1,189 ____ (-161) ______1,028 1973 ___ Roosevelt Leaks ______1,415 ____ 0 ______0 ______0 ______1,415 1989 ___ Peter Gardere ______1,511 ____ (-123) ______1,388 1974 ___ Earl Campbell ______928 _____ 0 ______0 ______23 ______951 1990 ___ Peter Gardere ______2,131 _____ 15 ______2,146 1975 ___ Earl Campbell ______1,118 ____ 0 ______0 ______0 ______1,118 1991 ___ Peter Gardere ______1,390 _____ 33 ______1,423 1976 ___ Johnny “Lam” Jones ______624 _____79 _____ 11 _____ 0 ______714 1992 ___ Peter Gardere ______2,364 _____ 88 ______2,452 1977 ___ Earl Campbell ______1,744 ___ 111 _____0 ______0 ______1,855 1993 ___ Shea Morenz ______2,341 _____ 24 ______2,365 1978 ___ Johnny “Lam” Jones ______128 ____ 446 ____ 356 _____ 0 ______930 1994 ___ Shea Morenz ______1,368 ____ (-72) ______1,296 1979 ___ A.J. “Jam” Jones ______918 _____97 ______0 ______0 ______1,015 ______James Brown ______1,047 _____ 127 ______1,174 1980 ___ A.J. “Jam” Jones ______657 ____ 156 _____0 ______0 ______813 1995 ___ James Brown ______2,447 _____ 136 ______2,583 1981 ___ A.J. “Jam” Jones ______834 _____15 ______0 ______0 ______849 1996 ___ James Brown ______2,468 _____ 119 ______2,587 1982 ___ Darryl Clark ______1,049 ____85 ______0 ______0 ______1,134 ______Ricky Williams ______0 ______1,272 ______1,272 ______Herkie Walls ______146 ____ 702 ____ 154 _____ 0 ______1,002 1997 ___ Ricky Williams ______27 _____ 1,893 ______1,920 1983 ___ Ronnie Robinson ______479 _____63 ______0 ______0 ______542 ______James Brown ______1,676 _____ 29 ______1,705 1984 ___ Kevin Nelson ______404 ____ 181 ____ 114 _____ 0 ______699 1998 ___ Major Applewhite ______2,453+ ____ (-63) ______2,390 1985 ___ Eric Metcalf ______258 ____ 267 ____ 234 ____ 332 _____ 1,091 ______Ricky Williams ______0 ______2,124^ ______2,124 1986 ___ Eric Metcalf ______310 ____ 556 ____ 21 ____ 228 _____ 1,115 1999 ___ Major Applewhite ______3,357 ____ (-146) ______3,211 1987 ___ Eric Metcalf ______1,161 ___ 234 ____ 202 ____ 324 _____ 1,921 ______Hodges Mitchell ______0 ______1,343 ______1,343 1988 ___ Eric Metcalf ______932 ____ 333 ____ 117 ____ 192 _____ 1,574 2000 ___ Major Applewhite ______2,164 ____ (-73) ______2,091 1989 ___ Adrian Walker ______814 _____34 _____ 258 _____ 0 ______1,106 ______Hodges Mitchell ______0 ______1,118 ______1,118 1990 ___ Adrian Walker ______449 _____82 _____ 354 _____ 0 ______885 ______Chris Simms ______1,064 ____ (-25) ______1,039 1991 ___ Adrian Walker ______358 _____83 _____ 94 _____ 0 ______535 2001 ___ Chris Simms ______2,603 ____ (-10) ______2,593 1992 ___ Mike Adams ______38 ____ 271 ____ 454 ____ 286 _____ 1,049 ______Cedric Benson ______0 ______1,053+ ______1,053 ______Adrian Walker ______852 _____58 ______0 _____ 132 _____ 1,042 2002 ___ Chris Simms ______3,207 ____ (-124) ______3,083 1993 ___ Mike Adams ______68 ____ 908 ___ 622^ ___ 256 _____ 1,854 ______Cedric Benson ______0 ______1,293 ______1,293 ______Phil Brown ______770 ____ 281 _____0 ______48 ______1,099 2003 ___ Vince Young ______1,155 _____ 998 ______2,153 1994 ___ Curtis Jackson ______34 ____ 416 ____ 76 ____ 411 ______937 ______Chance Mock ______1,469 ____ (-17) ______1,452 1995 ___ Mike Adams ______18 ____ 876 ____ 417 ____ 206 _____ 1,517 ______Cedric Benson ______0 ______1,360 ______1,360 ______Ricky Williams ______990 ____ 224 _____0 ______0 ______1,214 2004 ___ Vince Young ______1,849 ____ 1,079 ______2,928 ______Shon Mitchell ______1,099 ____43 ______0 ______45 ______1,187 ______Cedric Benson ______0 ______1,834 ______1,834 1996 ___ Ricky Williams ______1,272 ___ 291 _____0 ______0 ______1,563 2005 ___ Vince Young ______3,036 ____ 1,050 ______4,086 ______Mike Adams ______15 ____ 942 ____ 222 _____37 ______1,216 2006 ___ Colt McCoy ______2,570 _____ 170 ______2,740+ 1997 ___ Ricky Williams ______1,893 ___ 150 _____0 ______0 ______2,043 2007 ___ Colt McCoy ______3,303 _____ 492 ______3,795 1998 ___ Ricky Williams ______2,124^ ___262 _____0 ______0 _____ 2,386^ ______Jamaal Charles______0 ______1,619 ______1,619 ______Wane McGarity ______0 _____ 1,087 _____0 ______0 ______1,087 2008 ___ Colt McCoy ______3,859^ _____ 561 ______4,420^ 1999 ___ Hodges Mitchell ______1,343 ___ 343 ____ 99 _____39 ______1,824 2009 ___ Colt McCoy ______3,521 _____ 348 ______3,869 ______Kwame Cavil ______-2 ___ 1,188^ ____0 ______0 ______1,186 2010 ___ Garrett Gilbert ______2,744 _____ 380 ______3,124 2000 ___ Hodges Mitchell ______1,118 ___ 386 _____0 _____427 _____ 1,931 2011 ___ David Ash ______1,068 _____ 103 ______1,171 2001 ___ Cedric Benson ______1,053+ ___203 _____0 ______0 _____ 1,256+ 2012 ___ David Ash ______2,699 _____ 141 ______2,840 2002 ___ Cedric Benson ______1,293 ___ 119 _____0 ______0 ______1,412 2013 ___ Case McCoy ______1,933 _____ (-1) ______1,932 ______Roy Williams ______85 ____ 1,142 _____0 ______0 ______1,227 2014 ___ Tyrone Swoopes ______2,409 _____ 262 ______2,671 2003 ___ Cedric Benson ______1,360 ___ 120 _____0 ______0 ______1,480 2015 ___ Jerrod Heard ______1,214 _____ 556 ______1,770 ______Roy Williams ______36 ____ 1,079 _____0 ______0 ______1,115 2016 ___ Shane Buechele ______2,958 _____ 161 ______3,119 2004 ___ Cedric Benson ______1,834 ___ 179 _____0 ______0 ______2,013 ______Vince Young ______1,079 ____48 ______0 ______0 ______1,127 NOTE: Top total yardage performers listed when more than one player gained at least 1,000 yards. 2005 ___ Ramonce Taylor ______513 ____ 265 ____ 441 _____ 0 ______1,219 ^ UT record | + UT freshman record ______Vince Young ______1,050 ____ 0 ______0 ______0 ______1,050 ______Jamaal Charles ______878 ____ 157 _____0 ______0 ______1,035 ALL PURPOSE YARDS (SINCE 1947) 2006 ___ Jamaal Charles ______831 ____ 183 _____0 ______0 ______1,014 2007 ___ Quan Cosby ______0 _____680 ___ 1,017 ___ 178 _____ 1,875 ______Jamaal Charles ______1,619 ___ 199 _____0 ______0 ______1,818 (rushing, receiving, kickoff return & punt return yards) 2008 ___ Jordan Shipley ______32 ____ 1,060 ____ 394 _____64 ______1,550 YEAR PLAYER RUSH REC KRET PRET TOTAL ______Quan Cosby ______0 _____1,123 ____ 350 _____38 ______1,511 1947 ___ Byron Gillory ______369 ____ 208 ____ 49 ____ 236 ______862 2009 ___ Jordan Shipley ______0 _____1,485 ____ 311 _____74 ______1,870 1948 ______2010 ___ James Kirkendoll ______(-10) ___ 707 _____0 ______0 ______697

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ALL PURPOSE YARDS (CONT) YEAR PLAYER NO YARDS AVG. 1999 ___ Ryan Long ______58 _____ 2,307 ______39.8 YEAR PLAYER RUSH REC KRET PRET TOTAL 2000 ___ Kris Stockton ______54 _____ 2,100 ______38.9 2011 ___ Fozzy Whittaker ______386 ____ 145 _____0 _____ 424 ______955 2001 ___ Brian Bradford ______56 _____ 2,032 ______36.3 2012 ___ Mike Davis ______0 _____ 939 _____0 ______0 ______939 2002 ___ Brian Bradford ______67 _____ 2,685 ______40.1 2013 ___ Malcolm Brown ______904 ____ 195 _____0 ______0 ______1,099 2003 ___ Richmond McGee ______46 _____ 1,883 ______40.9 2014 ___ John Harris ______0 _____ 1,051 _____0 ______0 ______1,051 2004 ___ Richmond McGee ______49 _____ 1,946 ______39.7 2015 ___ Daje Johnson ______28 ____ 415 ____ 528 ____ 224 _____ 1,195 2005 ___ Richmond McGee ______35 _____ 1,325 ______37.9 2016 ___ D’Onta Foreman ______2,028 ____75 ______0 ______0 ______2,103 2006 ___ Greg Johnson ______46 _____ 1,877 ______40.8 2007 ___ Justin Moore ______34 _____ 1,395 ______41.0 NOTE: Top performers listed when more than one player gained at least 1,000 yards. 2008 ___ John Gold ______21 ______945 ______45.0 ^ UT record | + UT freshman record 2009 ___ Justin Tucker ______43 _____ 1,737 ______40.4 2010 ___ John Gold ______24 _____ 1,047 ______43.6 PUNTING (SINCE 1939) ______Justin Tucker ______35 _____ 1,442 ______41.2 2011 ___ Justin Tucker ______63 _____ 2,471 ______39.2 2012 ___ Alex King ______43 _____ 1,948 ______45.3 YEAR PLAYER NO YARDS AVG. 2013 ___ Anthony Fera ______75 _____ 3,053 ______40.7 1939 ___ Gilly Davis ______34 _____ 1,302 ______38.3 2014 ___ William Russ ______66 _____ 2,795 ______42.3 1940 ___ Pete Layden ______38 _____ 1,433 ______37.7 2015 ___ Michael Dickson ______77^ _____3,179^ ______41.3 1941 ___ Pete Layden ______23 ______761 ______33.1 2016 ___ Michael Dickson ______65 _____ 3,079 ______47.4^ 1942 ___ Roy Dale McKay ______42 _____ 1,636 ______39.0 1943 ___ not available ______— ______— ______— ^ UT record 1944 ___ Jimmy Plyler ______37 _____ 1,387 ______37.5 1945 ___ Jimmy Plyler ______49 _____ 1,897 ______38.7 1946 ___ Frank Guess ______30 _____ 1,136 ______37.6 TACKLES (SINCE 1975) 1947 ___ Frank Guess ______30 _____ 1,187 ______39.6 1948 ___ Frank Guess ______29 _____ 1,007 ______34.7 YEAR PLAYER TOTAL SOLO PG 1949 ___ Bobby Coy Lee ______42 _____ 1,400 ______33.3 1975 ___ Rick Fenlaw, LB ______141 ______— ______12.8 1950 ___ Billy Porter ______44 _____ 1,562 ______35.5 1976 ___ Lionel Johnson, LB ______175 ______— ______15.9 1951 ___ John Adams ______63 _____ 2,318 ______36.8 1977 ___ Lance Taylor, LB ______121 ______— ______11.0 1952 ___ Bob Raley ______49 _____ 1,728 ______35.3 1978 ___ Steve McMichael, DT ______142 ______— ______12.9 1953 ___ Dougal Cameron ______26 _____ 1,035 ______39.8 1979 ___ Doug Shankle, LB ______138 ______84 ______12.5 1954 ___ Don Maroney ______23 ______879 ______38.2 1980 ___ Doug Shankle, LB ______144 ______106 ______13.1 1955 ___ Walter Fondren ______44 _____ 1,616 ______36.7 1981 ___ Doug Shankle, LB ______127 ______94 ______11.5 1956 ___ Walter Fondren ______44 _____ 1,622 ______36.9 1982 ___ Mark Lang, LB ______120 ______87 ______10.9 1957 ___ Walter Fondren ______37 _____ 1,513 ______40.9 1983 ___ Jerry Gray, DB ______116 ______85 ______10.5 1958 ___ Bobby Lackey ______40 _____ 1,599 ______40.0 1984 ___ Tony Edwards, LB ______149 ______119 ______13.5 1959 ___ Jack Collins ______31 _____ 1,299 ______41.9 1985 ___ Richard Peavy, DB ______115 ______85 ______10.5 1960 ___ Bobby Nunis ______21 ______806 ______38.4 1986 ___ Brian Espinosa, DT ______118 ______94 ______10.7 1961 ___ Jack Collins ______32 _____ 1,121 ______35.0 1987 ___ Britt Hager, LB ______187 ______95 ______17.0 1962 ___ Ernie Koy ______57 _____ 2,232 ______39.2 1988 ___ Britt Hager, LB ______195^ ______120 ______17.7 1963 ___ Kim Gaynor ______28 ______914 ______32.6 1989 ___ Brian Jones, LB ______108 ______69 ______9.8 1964 ___ Ernie Koy ______51 _____ 1,956 ______38.4 1990 ___ Brian Jones, LB ______116 ______71 ______10.5 1965 ___ David Conway ______52 _____ 2,253 ______43.3 1991 ___ Anthony Curl, LB ______108 ______56 ______9.8 1966 ___ Bill Bradley ______45 _____ 1,914 ______42.5 1992 ___ Winfred Tubbs, LB ______157 ______96 ______14.3 1967 ___ Bill Bradley ______65 _____ 2,714 ______41.8 1993 ___ Winfred Tubbs, LB ______138 ______89 ______13.8 1968 ___ Bill Bradley ______43 _____ 1,733 ______40.3 1994 ___ Tony Brackens, DE ______90 ______52 ______8.2 1969 ___ Scooter Monzingo ______34 _____ 1,174 ______34.5 ______Tyson King, LB ______90 ______47 ______8.2 1970 ___ Gary Keithley______31 _____ 1,134 ______36.6 1995 ___ Tyson King, LB ______137 ______74 ______11.4 1971 ___ Alan Lowry ______53 _____ 2,032 ______38.3 1996 ___ Chris Carter, DB______120 ______83 ______9.2 1972 ___ Alan Lowry ______49 _____ 1,878 ______38.3 1997 ___ Dusty Renfro, LB ______116 ______65 ______10.5 1973 ___ Mike Dean ______29 _____ 1,137 ______39.2 1998 ___ Dusty Renfro, LB ______98 ______53 ______8.9 1974 ___ Mike Dean ______50 _____ 1,907 ______38.1 1999 ___ Casey Hampton, DT ______101 ______50 ______7.7 1975 ___ Russell Erxleben ______49 _____ 2,027 ______41.4 2000 ___ Casey Hampton, DT ______78 ______41 ______7.1 1976 ___ Russell Erxleben ______61 _____ 2,842 ______46.6 ______D.D. Lewis, LB ______78 ______45 ______7.1 1977 ___ Russell Erxleben ______32 _____ 1,470 ______45.9 2001 ___ Ahmad Brooks, FS ______88 ______60 ______7.3 1978 ___ Russell Erxleben ______72 _____ 3,128 ______43.4 2002 ___ Reed Boyd, LB ______123 ______58 ______9.5 1979 ___ Ted Constanzo ______37 _____ 1,395 ______37.7 2003 ___ Derrick Johhnson, LB ______125 ______78 ______9.6 1980 ___ John Goodson ______58 _____ 2,236 ______38.6 2004 ___ Derrick Johnson, LB ______130 ______73 ______10.8 1981 ___ John Goodson ______64 _____ 2,668 ______41.7 2005 ___ Michael Griffin, S ______124 ______67 ______9.5 1982 ___ Mike Poujol ______28 _____ 1,172 ______41.9 2006 ___ Michael Griffin, S ______126 ______79 ______9.7 1983 ___ John Teltschik ______63 _____ 2,753 ______43.7 2007 ___ Marcus Griffin, S ______99 ______65 ______7.6 1984 ___ John Teltschik ______67 _____ 2,875 ______42.9 2008 ___ Roddrick Muckelroy, LB ______112 ______71 ______8.6 1985 ___ John Teltschik ______58 _____ 2,611 ______45.0 2009 ___ Roddrick Muckelroy, LB ______102 ______58 ______7.3 1986 ___ Alex Waits ______48 _____ 2,214 ______46.1 2010 ___ Keenan Robinson, LB ______113 ______61 ______9.4 1987 ___ Alex Waits ______43 _____ 1,873 ______43.6 2011 ___ Emmanuel Acho, LB ______131 ______65 ______10.1 1988 ___ Bobby Lilljedahl ______61 _____ 2,598 ______42.6 2012 ___ Kenny Vaccaro, S ______107 ______60 ______8.2 1989 ___ Bobby Lilljedahl ______65 _____ 2,681 ______41.2 2013 ___ Jackson Jeffcoat, DE ______86 ______41 ______6.6 1990 ___ Alex Waits ______60 _____ 2,557 ______42.6 2014 ___ Jordan Hicks, LB ______147 ______75 ______11.3 1991 ___ Kelly McClanahan ______72^ _____2,735 ______38.2 2015 ___ Peter Jinkens, LB ______75 ______46 ______6.8 1992 ___ Kelly McClanahan ______54 _____ 2,096 ______38.8 2016 ___ Anthony Wheeler, LB ______65 ______37 ______5.4 1993 ___ Duane Vacek ______46 _____ 1,894 ______41.2 1994 ___ Duane Vacek ______46 _____ 1,848 ______40.2 ^ UT record 1995 ___ Mark Schultis ______51 _____ 2,058 ______40.4 1996 ___ Mark Schultis ______47 _____ 1,861 ______39.6 1997 ___ Mark Schultis ______53 _____ 2,120 ______40.0 1998 ___ Ryan Long ______12 ______522 ______43.6 ______Kris Stockton ______40 _____ 1,442 ______36.0 TEXASSPORTS.COM 149 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE ANNUAL LEADERS

TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINCE 1975) YEAR ___ PLAYER ______NO _____ YARDS _____ PG 1997 ___ Dusty Renfro ______4 ______(-38) _____ 0.36 YEAR PLAYER NO YARDS PG 1998 ___ Aaron Humphrey ______10 ______(-45) _____ 0.91 1975 ___ Tim Campbell ______15 ______— ______1.4 1999 ___ Aaron Humphrey ______10 ______(-86) _____ 0.77 1976 ___ Brad Shearer ______19 ______— ______1.7 2000 ___ Cory Redding ______6.5 ______(-58) _____ 0.59 1977 ___ Tim Campbell ______18 ______— ______1.6 2001 ___ Maurice Gordon ______7.5 ______(-58) _____ 0.63 1978 ___ Steve McMichael ______18 ______— ______1.6 2002 ___ Cory Redding ______8.5 ______(-75) _____ 0.65 1979 ___ Henry Williams ______18 ______— ______1.6 2003 ___ Rodrique Wright ______7.5 ______(-46) _____ 0.58 1980 ___ Bruce Scholtz ______21 ______— ______1.9 2004 ___ Tim Crowder ______4.5 ______(-28) _____ 0.38 1981 ___ Kenneth Sims ______21 ______— ______1.9 2005 ___ Brian Robison ______7.0 ______(-62) _____ 0.64 1982 ___ Kiki DeAyala ______33^ ______— ______3.0 2006 ___ Tim Crowder ______10.5 ______(-66) _____ 0.81 1983 ___ Tony Degrate ______22 ______— ______2.0 2007 ___ Brian Orakpo ______5.5 ______(-49) _____ 0.42 1984 ___ Tony Degrate ______18 ______— ______1.6 2008 ___ Brian Orakpo ______11.5 _____ (-100) _____0.88 1985 ___ Ty Allert ______11 ______— ______1.0 2009 ___ Sam Acho ______10.0 ______(-56) _____ 0.71 1986 ___ Blake Brawner ______8 ______— ______0.7 2010 ___ Sam Acho ______9.0 ______(-78) _____ 0.75 1987 ___ Britt Hager ______13 ______— ______1.2 2011 ___ Jackson Jeffcoat ______8.0 ______(-54) _____ 0.62 1988 ___ Lee Brockman ______12 ______— ______1.1 2012 ___ Alex Okafor ______12.5 ______(-90) _____ 0.96 1989 ___ Brian Jones ______14 ______— ______1.2 2013 ___ Jackson Jeffcoat ______13.0 ______(-75) _____ 1.00 1990 ___ Shane Dronett ______14 ______— ______1.3 2014 ___ Malcom Brown ______6.5 ______(-44) _____ 0.50 1991 ___ Tommy Jeter ______16 ______(-49) ______1.5 2015 ___ Peter Jinkens ______6.5 ______(-38) _____ 0.59 1992 ___ Bo Robinson ______12 ______(-94) ______1.1 2016 ___ Breckyn Hager ______6.0 ______(-42) _____ 0.50 1993 ___ Tony Brackens ______16+ ______(-69) ______1.5 1994 ___ Tony Brackens ______17 ______(-87) ______1.5 ^ UT record | + UT freshman record 1995 ___ Tony Brackens ______16 ______(-66) ______1.8 ______Chris Akins ______16 ______(-41) ______1.3 INTERCEPTIONS (SINCE 1938) 1996 ___ Chris Akins ______11 ______(-24) ______0.8 1997 ___ Aaron Humphrey ______12 ______(-29) ______1.1 YEAR PLAYER NO YARDS TD 1998 ___ Cedric Woodard ______19 ______(-63) ______1.7 1938 ___ William Forney ______3 ______26 ______— 1999 ___ Shaun Rogers ______27 ______(-84) ______2.1 ______Wallace Lawson ______3 ______— ______— 2000 ___ Casey Hampton ______18 ______(-53) ______1.6 1939 ___ Noble Doss ______4 ______53 ______— 2001 ___ Maurice Gordon ______16 ______(-77) ______1.3 1940 ___ Jack Crain ______7^ ______160^ ______— 2002 ___ Cory Redding ______24 ______(-105) ______1.8 ______Noble Doss ______7^ ______— ______— 2003 ___ Derrick Johnson ______20 ______(-50) ______1.5 1941 ___ Noble Doss ______6 ______82 ______— 2004 ___ Derrick Johnson ______19 ______(-52) ______1.6 1942 ___ Audrey Gill ______2 ______— ______— 2005 ___ Brian Robison ______15 ______(-80) ______1.4 1943 ___ William Main ______5 ______85 ______— 2006 ___ Tim Crowder ______19 ______(-80) ______1.5 ______Ralph Ellsworth ______5 ______— ______— 2007 ___ Lamarr Houston ______12 ______(-69) ______0.9 1944 ___ Jack Sachse ______4 ______— ______— 2008 ___ Brian Orakpo ______19 ______(-112) ______1.5 1945 ___ Dick Harris______5 ______33 ______— 2009 ___ Lamarr Houston ______22 ______(-76) ______1.6 1946 ___ Bobby Layne ______6 ______48 ______0 ______Sergio Kindle ______22 ______(-75) ______1.6 1947 ___ Dick Harris______4 ______44 ______0 2010 ___ Sam Acho ______17 ______(-122) ______1.4 ______Raymond Jones ______4 ______31 ______0 2011 ___ Jackson Jeffcoat ______21 ______(-87) ______1.6 1948 ___ Billy Pyle ______6 ______85 ______0 2012 ___ Alex Okafor ______18 ______(-98) ______1.4 1949 ___ Bobby Dillon ______4 ______23 ______0 2013 ___ Jackson Jeffcoat ______22 ______(-95) ______1.7 1950 ___ Bobby Dillon ______4 ______98 ______2 2014 ___ Malcom Brown ______15 ______(-54) ______1.2 1951 ___ Bobby Ray Raley ______6 ______87 ______1 2015 ___ Peter Jinkens ______9.5 ______(-43) ______0.9 1952 ___ Bill White ______2 ______25 ______0 2016 ___ Breckyn Hager ______13.5 ______(-58) ______1.1 ______Jack Barton ______2 ______22 ______1 ______Bobby Ray Raley ______2 ______0 ______0 ^ UT record | + UT freshman record 1953 ___ Delano Womack ______2 ______51 ______0 ______John Tatum ______2 ______33 ______0 SACKS (SINCE 1975) ______Charles Brewer ______2 ______0 ______0 1954 ___ Joe Youngblood ______3 ______28 ______0 YEAR PLAYER NO YARDS PG 1955 ___ John Tatum ______2 ______8 ______0 1975 ___ Tim Campbell ______13+ ______— ______1.18 1956 ___ Joe Clements ______2 ______4 ______0 1976 ___ Ernest Lee ______6 ______— ______0.55 ______Vince Matthews ______2 ______0 ______0 1977 ___ Tim Campbell ______14 ______— ______1.27 1957 ___ Bobby Lee Lackey ______5 ______15 ______0 1978 ___ Bill Acker ______14 ______— ______1.27 1958 ___ Robert Harwerth ______3 ______6 ______0 1979 ___ Tim Campbell ______7.5 ______— ______0.68 1959 ___ Michael Cotten ______4 ______26 ______0 ______Steve McMichael ______7.5 ______— ______0.68 1960 ___ James Saxton ______3 ______4 ______0 1980 ___ Ken McCune ______14 ______— ______1.27 1961 ___ Jerry Cook ______4 ______96 ______0 1981 ___ Kiki DeAyala ______12 ______— ______1.09 1962 ___ Joe Dixon ______5 ______5 ______0 1982 ___ Kiki DeAyala ______22.5^ ______— ______2.05 1963 ___ James Hudson ______5 ______56 ______0 1983 ___ Ed Williams ______11 ______— ______1.00 1964 ___ Tommy Nobis ______3 ______19 ______0 1984 ___ Tony Degrate ______13 ______— ______1.18 ______Fred Edwards ______3 ______16 ______0 1985 ___ Ty Allert ______11 ______— ______1.00 1965 ___ Gary Moore ______5 ______42 ______0 1986 ___ Blake Brawner ______7.5 ______— ______0.68 1966 ___ Fred Edwards ______4 ______33 ______0 1987 ___ Thomas Aldridge ______7 ______(-33) _____ 0.64 1967 ___ Pat Harkins ______5 ______45 ______0 1988 ___ Oscar Giles ______6.5 ______(-37) _____ 0.59 1968 ___ Freddie Joe Steinmark ______5 ______75 ______0 1989 ___ Oscar Giles ______7 ______(-36) _____ 0.64 1969 ___ Tom Campbell ______6 ______99 ______0 1990 ___ Shane Dronett ______10 ______(-43) _____ 0.82 1970 ___ Alan Lowry ______3 ______0 ______0 1991 ___ Shane Dronett ______9 ______(-43) _____ 0.73 1971 ___ Alan Lowry ______5 ______121 ______2 ______Bo Robinson ______8 ______(-34) _____ 0.73 1972 ___ Tommy Keel ______4 ______41 ______0 1992 ___ Bo Robinson ______7 ______(-63) _____ 0.64 1973 ___ Jay Arnold ______4 ______87 ______1 1993 ___ Tony Brackens ______10 ______(-56) _____ 0.91 1974 ___ Sammie Mason ______4 ______57 ______1 1994 ___ Tony Brackens ______7 ______(-62) _____ 0.64 1975 ___ Raymond Clayborn ______4 ______31 ______0 1995 ___ Tony Brackens ______7 ______(-46) _____ 0.77 1976 ___ Paul Jette ______2 ______0 ______0 1996 ___ Dwight Kirkpatrick ______4 ______(-30) _____ 0.31 1977 ___ Glenn Blackwood ______3 ______54 ______1

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INTERCEPTIONS (CONT) YEAR ___ PLAYER ______NO ______AVG 1994 ___ Taje Allen ______6 ______0.55 YEAR __ PLAYER______NO ____ YARDS ____ TD ______Chris Carter ______6 ______0.66 1978 ___ Johnny Johnson ______5 ______74 ______1 1995 ___ Chris Carter ______9 ______0.75 1979 ___ Derrick Hatchett ______6 ______58 ______0 ______Bryant Westbrook ______9 ______0.75 1980 ___ Derrick Hatchett ______5 ______60 ______0 1996 ___ Bryant Westbrook ______11 ______0.85 1981 ___ William Graham ______7 ______15 ______0 1997 ___ Quinton Wallace ______5 ______0.45 1982 ___ Mossy Cade ______3 ______12 ______0 1998 ___ Quentin Jammer ______12 ______0.91 1983 ___ Mossy Cade ______6 ______114 ______0 1999 ___ Ahmad Brooks ______16 ______1.08 1984 ___ Jerry Gray ______7 ______67 ______0 2000 ___ Quentin Jammer ______20 ______1.82 1985 ___ David Fulbright ______1 ______27 ______1 2001 ___ Quentin Jammer ______24 ______2.00 1986 ___ Stephen Braggs ______6 ______84 ______0 2002 ___ Rod Babers ______21 ______1.62 1987 ___ John Hagy ______4 ______113 ______2 2003 ___ Nathan Vasher ______26^ ______2.00 1988 ___ Stanley Richard ______6 ______92 ______0 2004 ___ Michael Huff ______14 ______1.16 1989 ___ Mark Berry ______4 ______30 ______0 2005 ___ Cedric Griffin ______15 ______1.15 1990 ___ Stanley Richard ______4 ______0 ______0 2006 ___ Aaron Ross ______19 ______1.46 1991 ___ Lance Gunn ______5 ______14 ______0 2007 ___ Ryan Palmer ______14 ______1.08 1992 ___ Grady Cavness ______4 ______5 ______0 2008 ___ Earl Thomas ______17+ ______1.31 1993 ___ Chris Carter ______4+ ______84 ______0 2009 ___ Earl Thomas ______16 ______1.14 1994 ___ Bryant Westbrook ______4 ______41 ______0 2010 ___ Aaron Williams ______13 ______1.08 1995 ___ Chris Carter ______6 ______146 ______0 2011 ___ Carrington Byndom ______15 ______1.15 1996 ___ Dwight Kirkpatrick ______2 ______22 ______0 ______Quandre Diggs ______15 ______1.15 ______Bryant Westbrook ______2 ______16 ______0 2012 ___ Quandre Diggs ______7 ______0.54 1997 ___ Aaron Humphrey ______3 ______15 ______0 2013 ___ Quandre Diggs ______10 ______0.77 1998 ___ Joe Walker ______2 ______69 ______0 2014 ___ Duke Thomas ______10 ______0.77 ______Quentin Jammer ______2 ______18 ______0 2015 ___ Davante Davis ______7 ______0.58 1999 ___ Ahmad Brooks ______2 ______0 ______0 2016 ___ John Bonney ______9 ______0.75 ______Greg Brown ______2 ______31 ______1 ______Ervis Hill ______2 ______4 ______0 ^ UT record | + UT freshman record ______Lee Jackson ______2 ______40 ______1 2000 ___ Greg Brown ______4 ______28 ______1 FORCED FUMBLES (SINCE 1975) 2001 ___ Nathan Vasher ______7^ ______17 ______0 2002 ___ Dakarai Pearson ______6 ______88 ______0 YEAR PLAYER NO 2003 ___ Nathan Vasher ______6 ______12 ______0 1975 ___ Bill Hamilton ______7 2004 ___ Tarell Brown ______2 ______31 ______0 1976 ___ Lionel Johnson ______4 ______Cedric Griffin ______2 ______29 ______0 1977 ___ Brad Shearer ______4 ______Michael Huff ______2 ______14 ______0 1978 ___ Bill Acker ______6 2005 ___ Aaron Ross ______3 ______40 ______0 1979 ___ Steve McMichael ______4 ______Michael Griffin ______3 ______0 ______0 1980 ___ Kenneth Sims ______5 2006 ___ Aaron Ross ______6 ______7 ______0 1981 ___ Kenneth Sims ______6 2007 ___ Marcus Griffin ______5 ______91 ______1 1982 ___ Kiki DeAyala ______6 2008 ___ Ryan Palmer ______3 ______24 ______1 1983 ___ Jerry Gray, Jeff Leiding, Richard Peavy ______3 2009 ___ Earl Thomas ______8^ ______149 ______2 1984 ___ Tony Degrate ______4 2010 ___ Blake Gideon ______2 ______22 ______0 1985 ___ James McKinney ______3 ______Keenan Robinson ______2 ______0 ______0 1986 ___ Stephen Braggs ______5 2011 ___ Quandre Diggs ______4+ ______0 ______0 1987 ___ Thomas Aldridge, Bob Duncum, ______2 2012 ___ Quandre Diggs ______4 ______14 ______0 ______Duane Duncum, Britt Hager 2013 ___ Duke Thomas ______3 ______19 ______0 1988 ___ Britt Hager ______4 2014 ___ Dylan Haines ______4 ______98 ______1 1989 ___ Lance Gunn ______3 2015 ___ Dylan Haines ______5 ______102 ______0 1990 ___ Brian Jones ______5 2016 ___ Dylan Haines ______4 ______38 ______0 1991 ___ Shane Dronett ______4 1992 ___ Winfred Tubbs ______3 ^ UT record | + UT freshman record 1993 ___ Norman Watkins ______2 1994 ___ Tremaine Brown ______4 PASS BREAKUPS (SINCE 1975) 1995 ___ Tony Brackens ______5 1996 ___ Chris Akins ______4 YEAR PLAYER NO AVG 1997 ___ Casey Hampton, Anthony Hicks,______1 1975 ___ Raymond Clayborn ______13 ______1.18 ______Tony Holmes, Derek Lewis 1976 ___ Raymond Clayborn ______10 ______0.91 1998 ___ Quentin Jammer ______3 1977 ___ Ricky Churchman ______15 ______1.36 1999 ___ Aaron Humphrey ______6 1978 ___ Derrick Hatchett ______13 ______1.18 2000 ___ Casey Hampton ______4 1979 ___ Derrick Hatchett ______13 ______1.18 ______Quentin Jammer ______4 1980 ___ Mike Hatchett ______18 ______1.64 2001 ___ Ahmad Brooks, Marcus Tubbs ______2 1981 ___ Vance Bedford ______22 ______2.00 2002 ___ Cory Redding ______4 1982 ___ Jitter Fields ______10 ______0.91 2003 ___ Michael Griffin, Mike Williams, Rodrique Wright ______3 1983 ___ Mossy Cade ______21 ______1.91 2004 ___ Derrick Johnson ______9^ 1984 ___ James Lott ______13 ______1.18 2005 ___ Michael Huff ______4 1985 ___ Stephen Braggs ______15 ______1.36 2006 ___ Tim Crowder, Michael Griffin ______4 1986 ___ Eric Jeffries ______19 ______1.73 2007 ___ Ryan Palmer ______3 1987 ___ Stanley Richard ______7 ______0.63 2008 ___ Brian Orakpo, Earl Thomas ______4 1988 ___ Mark Berry ______14 ______1.27 2009 ___ Emmanuel Acho ______3 1989 ___ Stanley Richard ______12 ______1.09 2010 ___ Sam Acho ______5 1990 ___ Lance Gunn ______14 ______1.27 2011 ___ Adrian Phillips ______3 ______Stanley Richard ______14 ______1.27 2012 ___ Alex Okafor ______4 1991 ___ Mark Berry ______16 ______1.45 2013 ___ Cedric Reed ______5 1992 ___ Joey Ellis ______11 ______1.10 2014 ___ Malcom Brown ______2 1993 ___ Joey Ellis ______11 ______1.00 2015 ___ Shiro Davis ______2 TEXASSPORTS.COM 151 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA 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FORCED FUMBLES (CONT) YEAR PLAYER BLOCKS 1984 ___ Chris Duliban ______1 (PAT) YEAR ___ PLAYER ______NO ______Reynaldo Torres ______1 (n/a) 2016 ___ Anthony Wheeler, Kris Boyd, Paul Boyette Jr.______2 1985 ___ none ______1986 ___ Duane Duncum ______1 (PAT) ^ UT record 1987 ___ none ______1987 ___ none ______1989 ___ none ______FUMBLE RECOVERIES (SINCE 1975) 1990 ___ Van Malone ______2 (2 Punts) 1991 ___ Shane Dronett ______4^ (3 FGs/1 PAT) YEAR PLAYER NO 1992 ___ Lance Gunn ______1 (Punt) 1975 Tim Campbell 5^ ______Van Malone ______1 (Punt) 1976 ___ Raymond Clayborn ______3 ______Norman Watkins ______1 (Punt) 1977 ___ Five players tied with ______2 1993 ___ none ______1978 ___ Steve McMichael ______3 1994 ___ Tony Brackens ______2 (2 PATs) 1979 ___ Three players tied with ______2 1995 ___ Tony Brackens ______1 (FG) 1980 ___ Kenneth Sims ______4 ______Derek Lewis ______1 (Punt) ______Doug Shankle ______4 ______Chris Carter ______1 (FG) 1981 ___ Three tied at ______2 1996 ___ Bryant Westbrook ______2 (2 Punts) 1982 ___ Craig Curry ______4 1997 ___ none ______Richard Peavy ______4 1998 ___ Ervis Hill ______1 (PAT) 1983 ___ Jerry Gray ______2 ______Joe Walker ______1 (PAT) ______Ray Woodard ______2 ______Marcus Wilkins ______1 (Punt) 1984 ___ Jerry Gray ______3 ______Cedric Woodard ______1 (PAT) ______June James ______3 1999 ___ Terrol Dillon______4^ (4 Punts) 1985 ___ Chalmer Adams ______2 2000 ___ Tyrone Jones ______2 (1 PAT/1 FG) ______David Fulbright ______2 2001 ___ Rod Babers ______2 (2 Punts) 1986 ___ Gerard Senegal ______2 2002 ___ Tony Jeffery ______2 (2 Punts) 1987 ___ Britt Hager ______4 ______Marcus Tubbs ______2 (2 FGs) 1988 ___ Oscar Giles ______4 2003 ___ Brian Robison ______4^ (3 FGs, 1 PAT) 1989 ___ Three players tied with ______3 2004 ___ Michael Griffin ______2 (2 Punts) 1990 ___ Three players tied with ______2 2005 ___ Michael Griffin ______4^(4 Punts) 1991 ___ James Patton ______2 2006 ___ Michael Griffin ______2 (2 Punts) ______Boone Powell ______2 2007 ___ none ______1992 ___ Eight players tied with ______1 2008 ___ Aaron Williams ______4^ (4 Punts) 1993 ___ Chris Carter ______2 2009 ___ Curtis Brown ______1 (1 Punt) 1994 ___ Eight players tied with ______1 ______Clark Ford ______1 (1 Punt) 1995 ___ Tony Brackens ______5^ ______Marquise Goodwin ______1 (1 Punt) 1996 ___ Chris Akins ______3 ______Kenny Vaccaro ______1 (1 Punt) 1997 ___ Donald McCowen ______2 ______Malcolm Williams ______1 (1 Punt) 1998 ___ Donald McCowen ______4 2010 ___ Kheeston Randall ______2 (1 PAT/1FG) 1999 ___ Aaron Humphrey ______4 2011 ___ Mykkele Thomspon ______1 (1 Punt) 2000 ___ D.D. Lewis ______5^ ______Leroy Scott ______1 (1 Punt) 2001 ___ D.D. Lewis ______3 2012 ___ Mykkele Thompson ______2 (2 Punts) 2002 ___ Lee Jackson ______3 ______Carrington Byndom ______2 (1 Punt/1FG) 2003 ___ Derrick Johnson ______3 ______Chris Whaley ______2 (2 FGs) 2004 ___ Phillip Geiggar ______2 2013 ___ Malcom Brown ______1 (1 PAT) 2005 ___ Michael Griffin ______3 ______Jackson Jeffcoat ______1 (1 FG) 2006 ___ Aaron Lewis______3 2014 ___ none ______2007 ___ Brandon Foster ______3 2015 ___ none ______2008 ___ Sergio Kindle ______2 2016 ___ Poona Ford ______2 (2 PAT) 2009 ___ Sam Acho ______4 ______Brandon Jones ______2 (2 punts) 2010 ___ Sam Acho ______5^ 2011 ___ Reggie Wilson ______2 ^ UT record ______Tevin Jackson ______2 2012 ___ Six players tied with ______1 2013 ___ Jackson Jeffcoat ______3 ______Scott Leroy ______3 2014 ___ Paul Boyette Jr. ______2 2015 ___ Hassan Ridgeway ______2 2016 ___ Kris Boyd, DeShon Elliott ______2

^ UT record BLOCKED KICKS (SINCE 1975)

YEAR PLAYER BLOCKS 1975 ___ Tim Campbell ______1 (Punt) 1976 ___ none ______1977 ___ none ______1978 ___ none ______1979 ___ Kenneth Sims ______2 (1 Punt/1 FG) 1980 ___ Kenneth Sims ______1 (Punt) 1981 ___ none ______1982 ___ Mike Buchanan ______2 (2 Punts) 1983 ___ Eric Holle ______1 (FG) ______Chris Duliban ______1 (Punt)

152 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE THE LAST TIME (TEXAS) TEAM ______LAST TIME ___SPAN PASSING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN Scored 50-59 ______50-47 • vs. Notre Dame (9/4/2016) ____ 11 games 300-399 yards ______318 by Shane Buechele • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) _____2 games Scored 60-69 ______66-31 • at Ole Miss (9/15/2012) ____ 60 games 400+ yards ______470 by Colt McCoy • vs. UCF (11/7/2009) ____ 92 games Scored 70+ ______70-3 • vs. Colorado (12/3/2005) ___ 143 games 40-49 attempts ______48 by Shane Buechele • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) ____ 30 games Scored <10 ______9-31 • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME 50+ attempts ______59 by Garrett Gilbert • at Kansas State (11/6/2010) ____ 78 games Scored <7______3-38 • at Notre Dame (9/5/2015) ____ 23 games 25+ completions ______31 by Shane Buechele • vs. WVU (11/12/2014) ____ 30 games Was shutout ______0-24 • at Iowa State (10/31/2015) ____ 16 games 3 touchdowns ______by Shane Buechele • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____6 games Was shutout (home) ______0-30 • vs. Houston (11/6/1976) ____230 home 4 touchdowns ______by Shane Buechele • vs. UTEP (9/10/2016) _____8 games Shutout opponent ______23-0 • at Kansas (9/27/2014) ____ 33 games 5 touchdowns ______by Colt McCoy • vs. Baylor (11/8/2008) ___ 105 games Shutout opponent (home) ______45-0 • vs. New Mexico (9/8/2012) _____34 home 6+ touchdowns ______by Colt McCoy (6) • vs. Baylor (10/14/2006) ___ 134 games Shutout opponent (road) ______23-0 • at Kansas (9/27/2014) _____ 16 road Consecutive 300+ yd games ______by Colt McCoy • 396 vs. Kansas & 304 at Texas A&M (2009) ____ 90 games Shutout a Big 12 ppponent ______23-0 • at Kansas (9/27/2014) ____ 31 games 50-59 yard completion ______52 by Shane Buechele to Jake Oliver • at Texas Tech (11/6/2016) _____3 games Shutout by Big 12 opponent ______0-24 • at Iowa State (10/31/2015) ____ 16 games 60-69 yard completion ______61 by Shane Buechele to Lorenzo Joe • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 300-399 yards rushing ______329 • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____8 games 70-79 yard completion ______75 by Shane Buechele to Jacorey Warrick • at Kansas (11/19/2016) _____ 1 game 400+ yards rushing ______414 • vs. Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 80-89 yard completion ______80 by Shane Buechele to Devin Duvernay • at Kansas State (10/22/2016) _____4 games <100 yards rushing ______60 • at Notre Dame (9/5/2015) ____ 23 games 90+ yard completion ______91 by Colt McCoy to Malcolm Williams • at Texas Tech (11/1/2008) ___ 108 games <0 yds rushing ______-7 • vs. Oklahoma (10/07/2000) ___ 233 games 300-399 passing yards ______318 • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) _____2 games RECEIVING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 400-499 passing yards ______470 • vs. UCF (11/7/2009) ____ 93 games 100-199 yards ______125 by Dorian Leonard • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) _____2 games 500-599 total yards ______536 • vs. WVU (10/12/2016) _____2 games 200+ yards ______273 by Jordan Shipley • vs. UCF (11/7/2009) ____ 93 games 600+ total yards ______658 • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 2 players w/ 100+ yards ______114 by Mike Davis; 105 by Jaxon Shipley • at BYU (9/7/2013) ____ 48 games <200 yards total offense ______163 • at Notre Dame (9/5/2015) ____ 23 games 15+ receptions ______15 by Jordan Shipley • vs. Oklahoma State (10/25/2008) ___ 109 games <100 yards total offense ______59 • vs. Arkansas (12/29/2014) ____ 24 games Consecutive 100-yard games ______Mike Davis • vs. Oklahoma State & vs. Texas Tech (2012) ____ 52 games 30+ first downs______32 • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) _____2 games 50-59 yard reception ______52 by Jake Oliver • at Texas Tech (11/6/2016) _____2 games 100+ penalty yards ______100 • vs. Iowa State (10/15/2016) _____6 games 60-69 yard reception ______61 by Lorenzo Joe • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____3 games 2+ fumbles lost ______2 • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 70-79 yard reception ______75 by Jacorey Warrick • at Kansas (11/19/2016) _____ 1 game Scored a safety ______vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 80-89 yard reception ______80 by Devin Duvernay • at Kansas State (10/22/2016) _____5 games Allowed a safety ______at TCU (10/3/2015) ____ 19 games 90+ yard reception ______91 by Malcolm Williams • at Texas Tech (11/1/2008) ___ 108 games Scored a 1-point safety ______vs. Texas A&M (11/26/2004) ___ 155 games 3+ touchdowns ______3 by Jaxon Shipley • at Oklahoma State (9/29/2012) ____ 59 games Forced 5+ turnovers ______5 (3 INT, 2 FR) • vs. Rice (9/12/2015) ____ 22 games Committed 5+ turnovers ______5 • at West Virginia (11/14/2015) ____ 13 games SPECIAL TEAMS ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 4+ interceptions ______4 • at Kansas (9/27/2014) ____ 33 games Forced 2+ fumbles______3 • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 50-59 yard field goal ______53 by Nick Rose • at Baylor (12/5/15) ____ 12 games 2+ defensive TD’s ______vs. Oklahoma State (9/26/2015) ___ 20 games 60+ yard field goal ______60 by Russell Erxleban • vs. Texas Tech (10/29/1977) ___ 483 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) ____ 12 games Defensive & special teams TD ______vs. Rice (9/12/2015) ____ 22 games Made 7+ PAT’s ______7 by Nick Rose • vs. Kansas (11/7/2015) ____ 14 games ______85 yds punt return by Daje Johnson, 26 yds fumble return by Malik Jefferson 60-69 yard punt ______63 by Michael Dickson • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 4 TD’s in game ______Chris Warren, III (4 rush) • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 13 games 70+ yard Punt ______74 by Michael Dickson • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME Missed PAT ______by Trent Domingue • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____8 games RUSHING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN TD on kickoff return ______100 by D.J. Monroe • at Oklahoma State (9/29/2012) ____ 59 games TD on punt return ______85 by Daje Johnson • vs. Rice (9/12/2015) ____ 22 games 100-199 yards ______170 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME 2+ TD on kickoff return ______NEVER 200-299 yards ______250 by D’Onta Foreman • at Kansas (11/20/2016) _____ 1 game TD on kickoff return to start game ______88 by Greg Lott • at Texas Tech (9/24/1966) ___ 610 games 300-399 yards ______341 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. Texas Tech (11/6/2016) _____3 games Consecutive games with special teams TD ______by Fozzy Whitter (2011) ____ 70 games 2 players w/ 100+ yards _ 148 by D’Onta Foreman; 106 by Chris Warren III • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016)) _____8 games ______100 KR vs. Oklahoma & 100 KR vs. Oklahoma State 30+ attempts ______31 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME Recovered on-side kick ______by Kevin Vaccaro • vs. Kansas State (10/24/2015) ____ 17 games Consecutive 100-yard games ______D’Onta Foreman (13 straight) ___ LAST GAME 2-point conversion ______Rush by Garrett Gilbert • vs. Iowa State (10/23/2010) ____ 84 games Consecutive 200-yard games ______D’Onta Foreman • vs. Baylor & at Texas Tech (2016) ____3 games Defensive 2-point conversion ______vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012) ____ 58 games 50-59 yard run ______55 yds by D’Onta Foreman • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games Blocked PAT ______by Poona Ford • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 60-69 yard run ______62 by D’Onta Foreman • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____7 games Blocked FG ______by Naashon Hughes • vs. Notre Dame (9/4/2016) ____ 11 games 70-79 yard run ______74 by D’Onta Foreman • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games TD on blocked FG ______56 by Cedric Griffin • vs. Tulane (9/28/2002) ___ 188 games 80-89 yard run ______81 by D’Onta Foreman • vs. Oklahoma (10/10/2015) ____ 17 games Blocked punt ______by Brandon Jones • at California (9/17/2016) _____9 games 90+ yard run ______91 by Chris Warren III • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 12 games TD on blocked punt ______34 by Josh Turner • at Iowa State (10/1/2011) ____ 71 games 3 touchdowns ______D’Onta Foreman • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 4+ touchdowns ______Chris Warren III (4) • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 13 games DEFENSE ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 10-14 tackles ______10 by Malik Jefferson • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 15+ tackles ______15 by Hassan Ridgeway • vs. Rice (9/12/2015) ____ 22 games 5+ tackles for loss ______5 by Alex Okafor • vs. Oregon State (12/29/2012) ____ 50 games 4+ sacks______4.5 by Alex Okafor • vs. Oregon State (12/29/2012) ____ 50 games 2+ interceptions ______2 by Dylan Haines • vs. WVU (11/12/2016) _____7 games 2+ fumble recoveries ______2 by Sam Acho • vs. Louisiana Monroe (9/5/2009) ___ 101 games TD on interception return ______41 by Holton Hill • vs. Oklahoma State (9/26/2015) ____ 20 games TD on fumble return ______34 by Hassan Ridgeway • vs. Oklahoma State (9/26/2015) ____ 20 games

TEXASSPORTS.COM 153 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE THE LAST TIME (OPPONENTS) TEAM ______LAST TIME ___SPAN RECEIVING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN Scored 50-59 ______43-50 • at California (9/17/2016) _____9 games 100-199 yards ______109 by Jalen McCleskey • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____8 games Scored 60-69 ______21-63 • vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012) ____ 57 games 200+ yards ______232 by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games Scored 70+ ______NEVER ______NEVER 2 players w/ 100+ yards ______108 by Ian Sadler & 105 by Jakeem Grant • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 12 games Scored <10 ______21-10 • vs. California (12/28/2011) ____ 64 games 15+ receptions ______16 by Kevin White • vs. West Virginia (11/8/2014) ____ 26 games Scored <7______27-6 • vs. Iowa State (10/15/2016) _____6 games 50-59 yard reception ______51 by Dahu Green • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games 300+ yards rushing ______309 • vs. TCU (11/25/16) ___ LAST GAME 60-69 yard reception ______65 by Jakeem Grant • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 12 games <100 yards rushing ______98 • vs. Iowa State (10/15/2016) _____6 games 70-79 yard reception ______71 by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games <0 yards rushing ______-2 • vs. Kansas (10/29/2011) ____ 68 games 80+ yard reception ______97 by Quenton Bundrage • Iowa State (10/3/2013) ____ 44 games 300-399 passing yards ______367 • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 3+ touchdowns ______3 by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____ 7 game 400+ passing yards ______409 • vs. Oklahoma State (11/13/2010) ____ 76 games 500-599 total yards ______555 • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____6 games SPECIAL TEAMS ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 600+ total yards ______624 • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 50-59 yard field goal ______51 by Clayton Hatfield • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 13 games 100-199 total yards ______192 • at Oklahoma State (11/15/2014) ____ 26 games 60+ yard field goal ______67 by Steve Little • Arkansas (10/15/1977) ___ 485 games <100 total yards ______94 • vs. North Texas (8/30/2014) ____ 37 games Made 3+ field goals ______3 by Ben Grogan • vs. Oklahoma State (9/26/2015) ____ 20 games 30+ first downs______31 • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games Made 7+ PAT’s ______7 by Mike Hunnicutt • vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012) ____ 57 games 100+ penalty yards ______102 • vs. Texas Tech (11/28/2013) ____ 13 games 60-69 yard punt ______64 by Dylan Klymph • at California (9/17/2016) _____9 games 2+ fumbles lost ______2 • at Kansas State (10/22/2016) _____5 games 70+ yard Punt ______70 by Jeff Locke • UCLA (9/17/2011) ____ 73 games Scored a safety ______at TCU (10/3/2015) ____ 19 games Missed PAT ______by Ben Grogan • at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____8 games 4+ interceptions ______4 • vs. TCU (11/27/2014) ____ 25 games TD on kickoff return ______91 by Alex Ross • vs. Oklahoma (10/11/2014) ____ 33 games 2+ non-offensive TDs ______40-yard fumble return, 33-yard interception return • vs. TCU (11/27/2014) ____ 25 games TD on punt return ______73 by Jeff Scott • Ole Miss (9/14/2013) ____ 48 games 3 total touchdowns ______3 receiving by Dede Westbrook • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games 2-point conversion ______Rush by Chad Hansen • at California (9/17/2016) _____9 games 4+ total touchdowns (rush+rec) ______4 receiving by Kevonte Turpin • at TCU (10/3/2015) ____ 19 games Defensive 2-point conversion ______at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____9 games Blocked PAT ______at Oklahoma State (10/1/2016) _____9 games RUSHING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN Blocked FG ______vs. WVU (11/13/2016) _____2 games 100-199 yards ______101 by Darius Anderson • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME TD on blocked FG ______62 by Terrell Burt • Baylor (10/4/2014) ____ 32 games 200-299 yards ______214 by Samaje Perine • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games TD on blocked punt ______6 by Ghaali Muhammad • Wyoming (9/12/2009) ___ 101 games 300+ yards ______317 by Rashaan Salaam • Colorado (10/1/1994) ___ 289 games 3+ touchdowns ______3 by Taysom Hill • BYU (9/6/2014) ____ 34 games DEFENSE ______LAST TIME ___SPAN 30+ attempts ______35 by Samaje Perine • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games 15+ tackles ______18 by Will Smith • Texas Tech (11/28/2013) ____ 39 games 50-69 yard run ______50 by Seth Russell • vs. Baylor (10/29/2016) _____4 games 5+ tackles for loss ______7 by Ndamukong Suh • Nebraska (12/5/2009) ____ 89 games 70-79 yard run ______70 by Darius Anderson • vs. TCU (11/25/2016) ___ LAST GAME 4+ sacks______4.5 by Ndamukong Suh • Nebraska (12/5/2009) ____ 89 games 80+ yard run ______95 by Damien Williams • vs. Oklahoma (10/13/2012) ____ 56 games 2+ interceptions ______2 by Sam Carter • TCU (11/27/2014) ____ 25 games 2+ fumble recoveries ______2 by Ian Campbell • Kansas State (11/11/2006) ___ 130 games PASSING ______LAST TIME ___SPAN TD on interception return ______55 by Brandon Stewart • Kansas (11/19/2016) _____ 1 game 300-399 yards ______367 by Pat Mahomes • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games TD on fumble return ______100 by Douglas Coleman • Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 400+ yards ______409 by Brandon Weeden • Oklahoma State (11/13/2010) ____ 78 games 40-49 attempts ______42 by Stanley Carter • at Kansas (11/19/2016) _____ 1 game 50+ attempts ______59 by Pat Mahomes • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 25+ completions ______36 by Pat Mahomes • at Texas Tech (9/17/2016) _____3 games 3 touchdowns ______by Pat Mahomes • at Texas Tech (11/5/2016) _____3 games 4 touchdowns ______by Davis Webb • at California (9/17/2016) _____9 games 5 touchdowns ______by Deshone Kizer • at Notre Dame (9/4/2016) ____ 10 games 6+ touchdowns ______6 by by Kliff Kingsbury • Texas Tech (11/16/2002) ___ 186 games 50-59 yard completion ______51 by Baker Mayfield • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games 60-69 yard completion ______65 by Patrick Mahomes • vs. Texas Tech (11/26/2015) ____ 13 games 70-79 yard completion ______71 by Baker Mayfield • vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016) _____7 games 80+ yard completion ______97 by Sam B. Richardson • Iowa State (10/3/2013) ____ 45 games

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(53 appearances, 27-24-2 all-time record) RK TEAM APPEARANCES WINS LOSSES TIES PCT. 1. Alabama ______65 ______37 ______25 ______3 ______.592 DATE BOWL W/L/T RESULT 2. TEXAS ______53 ______27 ______24 ______2 ______.528 Jan. 1, 1943 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 14, Georgia Tech 7 Nebraska ______53 ______26 ______27 ______0 ______.491 Jan. 1, 1944 ______Cotton ______T ______Texas 7, Randolph Field 7 4. Georgia______52 ______29 ______19 ______3 ______.587 Jan. 1, 1946 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 40, Missouri 27 Jan. 1, 1948 ______Sugar ______W ______Texas 27, Alabama 7 Tennessee ______52 ______27 ______25 ______0 ______.519 Jan. 1, 1949 ______Orange ______W ______Texas 41, Georgia 28 6. USC ______51 ______34 ______17 ______0 ______.667 Jan. 1, 1951 ______Cotton ______L ______Tennessee 20, Texas 14 7. Oklahoma ______50 ______29 ______20 ______1 ______.590 Jan. 1, 1953 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 16, Tennessee 0 8. Penn State ______48 ______29 ______17 ______2 ______.625 Jan. 1, 1958 ______Sugar ______L ______Mississippi 39, Texas 7 LSU ______48 ______25 ______22 ______1 ______.531 Jan. 1, 1960 ______Cotton ______L ______Syracuse 23, Texas 14 10. Ohio State ______47 ______22 ______25 ______0 ______.468 Dec. 17, 1960 ______Bluebonnet ______T ______Texas 3, Alabama 3 11. Michigan ______45 ______21 ______24 ______0 ______.467 Jan. 1, 1962 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 12, Mississippi 7 12. Florida State______44 ______26 ______16 ______2 ______.614 Jan. 1, 1963 ______Cotton ______L ______LSU 13, Texas 0 Jan. 1, 1964 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 28, Navy 6 Georgia Tech ______44 ______25 ______19 ______0 ______.568 Jan. 1, 1965 ______Orange ______W ______Texas 21, Alabama 17 14. Florida ______43 ______22 ______21 ______0 ______.512 Dec. 17, 1966 ______Bluebonnet ______W ______Texas 19, Mississippi 0 15. Arkansas ______42 ______15 ______24 ______3 ______.393 Jan. 1, 1969 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 36, Tennessee 13 16. Auburn ______41 ______23 ______16 ______2 ______.585 Jan. 1, 1970 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 21, Notre Dame 17 Clemson ______41 ______22 ______19 ______0 ______.537 Jan. 1, 1971 ______Cotton ______L ______Notre Dame 24, Texas 11 18. Miami ______38 ______19 ______19 ______0 ______.500 Jan. 1, 1972 ______Cotton ______L ______Penn State 30, Texas 6 Texas A&M ______38 ______17 ______21 ______0 ______.447 Jan. 1, 1973 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 17, Alabama 13 20. Ole Miss ______37 ______24 ______13 ______0 ______.649 Jan. 1, 1974 ______Cotton ______L ______Nebraska 19, Texas 3 Dec. 30, 1974 ______Gator ______L ______Auburn 27, Texas 3 Texas Tech ______37 ______14 ______22 ______1 ______.392 Dec. 27, 1975 ______Bluebonnet ______W ______Texas 38, Colorado 21 Jan. 1, 1978 ______Cotton ______L ______Notre Dame 38, Texas 10 BOWL STREAKS Dec. 23, 1978 ______Sun ______W ______Texas 42, Maryland 0 Dec. 22, 1979 ______Sun ______L ______Washington 14, Texas 7 Consecutive bowl appearances ______12 (1998-09) Dec. 31, 1980 ______Bluebonnet ______L ______North Carolina 16, Texas 7 ______9 (1977-85) Jan. 1, 1982 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 14, Alabama 12 ______8 (1968-75) Dec. 25, 1982 ______Sun ______L ______North Carolina 26, Texas 10 ______7 (1959-66) Jan. 2, 1984 ______Cotton ______L ______Georgia 10, Texas 9 Consecutive bowl wins ______5 (2004-08) Dec. 26, 1984 ______Freedom ______L ______Iowa 55, Texas 17 ______(1963-64, `66, 68-69) Dec. 31, 1985 ______Bluebonnet ______L ______Air Force 24, Texas 16 Consecutive bowl losses ______4 (1982-85) Dec. 31, 1987 ______Bluebonnet ______W ______Texas 32, Pittsburgh 27 Jan. 1, 1991 ______Cotton ______L ______Miami, 46, Texas 3 Dec. 30, 1994 ______Sun ______W ______Texas 35, North Carolina 31 RECORD BY BOWL GAME Dec. 31, 1995 ______Sugar ______L ______Virginia Tech 28, Texas 10 Jan. 1, 1997 ______Fiesta ______L ______Penn State 38, Texas 15 BOWL GAME NO RECORD LAST APPEARANCE Jan. 1, 1999 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 38, Mississippi State 11 Cotton ______22_____ 11-10-1 ______2003, vs. LSU (W, 35-20) Jan. 1, 2000 ______Cotton ______L ______Arkansas 27, Texas 6 Bluebonnet ______6 ______3-2-1 ______1987, vs. Pittsburgh (W, 32-27) Dec. 29, 2000 ______Holiday ______L ______Oregon 35, Texas 30 Holiday ______5 ______3-2 ______2011, vs. Cal (W, 21-10) Dec. 28, 2001 ______Holiday ______W ______Texas 47, Washington 43 Sun ______4 ______2-2 ______1994, vs. North Carolina (W, 35-31) Jan. 1, 2003 ______Cotton ______W ______Texas 35, LSU 20 Alamo ______3 ______2-1 ______2013, vs. Oregon (L, 7-30) Dec. 30, 2003 ______Holiday ______L ______Washington State 28, Texas 20 Sugar ______3 ______1-2 ______1995, vs. Virginia Tech (W, 28-10) Jan. 1, 2005 ______Rose ______W ______Texas 38, Michigan 37 Fiesta ______2 ______1-1 ______2009, vs. Ohio State (W, 24-21) Jan. 4, 2006 ______Rose! ______W ______Texas 41, USC 38 Orange ______2 ______2-0 ______1965, vs. Alabama (W, 21-17) Dec. 30, 2006 ______Alamo ______W ______Texas 26, Iowa 24 Rose ______2 ______2-0 ______2006, vs. USC (W, 41-38) Dec. 27, 2007 ______Holiday ______W ______Texas 52, Arizona State 34 BCS Champ. ______1 ______0-1 ______2010, vs. Alabama (L, 37-21) Jan. 5, 2009 ______Fiesta ______W ______Texas 24, Ohio State 21 Freedom ______1 ______0-1 ______1984, vs. Iowa (L, 17-55) Jan. 7, 2010 ______BCS Champ. ______L ______Alabama 37, Texas 21 Gator ______1 ______0-1 ______1974, vs. Auburn (L, 3-27) Dec. 28, 2011 ______Holiday ______W ______Texas 21, Cal 10 Texas ______1 ______0-1 ______2014, vs. Arkansas (L, 7-31) Dec. 29, 2012 ______Alamo ______W ______Texas 31, Oregon State 27 Dec. 30, 2013 ______Alamo ______L ______Oregon 30, Texas 7 Dec. 29, 2014 ______Texas ______L ______Arkansas 31, Texas 7 BIG 12 ALL-TIME BOWL APPEARANCES ! BCS National Championship Game RK TEAM APPEARANCES WINS LOSSES TIES PCT. 1. TEXAS ______53 ______27 ______24 ______2 ______.528 BOWL APPEARANCES BY HEAD COACH 2. Oklahoma ______50 ______29 ______20 ______1 ______.590 3. Texas Tech ______37 ______14 ______22 ______1 ______.392 NAME ______YRS _ NO _ RECORD ______APPEARANCES 4. West Virginia # ______35 ______15 ______20 ______0 ______.429 Dana X. Bible (1937-46) ______10 __ 3 ___ 2-0-1 ______Cotton (3) 5. TCU# ______32 ______15 ______16 ______1 ______.484 Blair Cherry (1947-50) ______4 ___ 3 ____ 2-1 ______Cotton, Orange, Sugar 6. Oklahoma State ______27 ______17 ______10 ______0 ______.630 Ed Price (1951-56) ______6 ___ 1 ____ 1-0 ______Cotton 7. Baylor ______23 ______12 ______11 ______0 ______.522 Darrell Royal (1957-76) ______20 __16 ___ 8-7-1 _____ Cotton (10), Bluebonnet (3), 8. Kansas State______20 ______8 ______12 ______0 ______.400 ______Orange, Sugar, Gator 9. Kansas ______12 ______6 ______6 ______0 ______.500 Fred Akers (1977-86) ______10 __ 9 ____ 2-7 ______Cotton (3), Sun (3), 10. Iowa State ______12 ______3 ______9 ______0 ______.250 ______Bluebonnet (2), Freedom David McWilliams (1987-91) ______5 ___2 ____ 1-1 ______Cotton, Bluebonnet # Member of the league since 2012 John Mackovic (1992-97) ______6 ___ 3 ____ 1-2 ______Sun, Sugar, Fiesta Mack Brown (1998-13) ______16 __15 ____10-5 ______Holiday (5), Cotton (3), ______Alamo (3), Rose (2), BCS Champ., 0.Fiesta Charlie Strong (2014-) ______1 ___ 1 ____ 0-1 ______Texas

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TEAM RECORDS RECEPTIONS 14 ____ Quan Cosby, vs. Ohio State______2009 Fiesta SCORING Most points ______52, 2007 Holiday RECEIVING YARDS Most points allowed ______55, by Iowa, 1984 Freedom 242 ___ Tony Jones, vs. Pittsburgh ______1987 Bluebonnet Most combined points ______90, 2001 Holiday (47-43 win vs. Washington) Largest margin of victory ______42, 1978 Sun (42-0 win vs. Maryland) TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Largest margin of defeat ______43, 1991 Cotton (46-3 loss to Miami, Fla.) 2 _____ Jordan Shipley, vs. Alabama ______2010 BCS Championship 2 _____ Quan Cosby, vs. Ohio State______2009 Fiesta 200 RUSHING YARDS - 12 2 _____ Wane McGarity, vs. Mississippi State ______1999 Cotton 1. 332 ______vs. Georgia ______1949 Orange 2 _____ Tony Jones, vs. Pittsburgh ______1987 Bluebonnet 2. 331 ______vs. Notre Dame ______1970 Cotton 2 _____ Cotton Speyrer, vs. Tennessee ______1969 Cotton 3. 300 ______vs. Arizona State ______2007 Holiday 2 _____ Phil Harris, vs. Navy ______1964 Cotton 4. 285 ______vs. Mississippi ______1966 Bluebonnet 2 _____ Joe Baumgardner, vs. Missouri ______1946 Cotton 5. 289 ______vs. USC ______2006 Rose 6. 279 ______vs. Tennessee ______1969 Cotton TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR 7. 269 ______vs. Tennessee ______1953 Cotton 6 _____ Bobby Layne, vs. Missouri (4 rush/2 pass)______1946 Cotton 8. 264 ______vs. Michigan ______2005 Rose 9. 238 ______vs. Mississippi State ______1999 Cotton POINTS SCORED 10. 229 ______vs. North Carolina ______1994 Sun 28 ____ Bobby Layne, vs. Missouri (3 rush TD/1 rec TD/4 PATs) ______1946 Cotton 11. 216 ______vs. Notre Dame ______1971 Cotton 12. 214 ______vs. Air Force ______1985 Bluebonnet FIELD GOALS 3 _____ Phil Dawson, vs. Penn State ______1997 Fiesta 200 PASSING YARDS - 14 3 _____ Jeff Ward, vs. Air Force ______1985 Bluebonnet 1. 473 ______vs. Washington ______2001 Holiday 3 _____ Jeff Ward, vs. Georgia ______1984 Cotton 2. 414 ______vs. Ohio State ______2009 Fiesta 3. 368 ______vs. Pittsburgh ______1987 Bluebonnet LONGEST FIELD GOAL 4. 308 ______vs. Iowa ______2006 Alamo 55 ____ Russell Erxleben, vs. Colorado ______1975 Bluebonnet 5. 287 ______vs. Penn State ______1997 Fiesta 6. 269 ______vs. LSU ______2003 Cotton INTERCEPTIONS 7. 267 ______vs. USC ______2006 Rose 3 _____ Jerry Cook, vs. Mississippi ______1962 Cotton 8. 245 ______vs. Oregon ______2000 Holiday 3 _____ Leslie Derrick, vs. Mississippi ______1966 Bluebonnet 9. 241 ______vs. Oregon State ______2012 Alamo 2 _____ Case McCoy, vs. Oregon ______2013 Alamo 10. 234 ______vs. Tennessee ______1969 Cotton 234 ______vs. Navy ______1964 Cotton PUNTING AVERAGE 12. 225 ______vs. Mississippi State ______1999 Cotton 46.8 ___ Justin Tucker, vs. Ohio State ______2009 Fiesta 13. 212 ______vs. Arkansas ______2000 Cotton ______Ernie Koy, vs. LSU ______1963 Cotton 14. 210 ______vs. Notre Dame ______1971 Cotton LONGEST PUNT 400 YARDS OF TOTAL OFFENSE - 10 74 ____ Bill Bradley, vs. Tennessee ______1969 Cotton 1. 592 ______vs. Washington ______2001 Holiday 2. 556 ______vs. USC ______2006 Rose 100-YARD RUSHERS - 20 3. 513 ______vs. Tennessee ______1969 Cotton 1. 203 (on 30 att) _____Ricky Williams, vs. Mississippi State ______1999 Cotton 4. 486 ______vs. Ohio State ______2009 Fiesta 2. 200 (on 19 att) _____Vince Young, vs. USC ______2006 Rose 4. 484 ______vs. Pittsburgh ______1987 Bluebonnet 3. 192 (on 21 att) _____Vince Young vs. Michigan ______2005 Rose 5. 474 ______vs. Arizona State ______2007 Holiday 4. 164 (on 23 att) _____Eddie Phillips, vs. Notre Dame ______1971 Cotton 6. 463 ______vs. Mississippi State ______1999 Cotton 5. 161 (on 27 att) _____Jamaal Charles, vs. Arizona State ______2007 Holiday 7. 444 ______vs. Michigan ______2005 Rose 161 (on 27 att) _____Priest Holmes, vs. North Carolina ______1994 Sun 8. 438 ______vs. Notre Dame ______1970 Cotton 7. 156 (on 26 att) _____Chris Gilbert, vs. Mississippi ______1966 Bluebonnet 9. 426 ______vs. Notre Dame ______1971 Cotton 8. 155 (on 20 att) _____Steve Worster, vs. Notre Dame ______1970 Cotton 10. 425 ______vs. North Carolina ______1994 Sun 9. 133 (on 24 att) _____Ernie Koy, vs. Alabama ______1965 Orange 10. 130 (on 26 att) _____Malcolm Brown, vs. Oregon ______2013 Alamo 11. 120 (on 25 att) _____Roosevelt Leaks, vs. Alabama ______1973 Cotton INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 12. 117 (on 16 att) _____Alan Lowry, vs. Alabama ______1973 Cotton 117 (on 17 att) _____Tom Landry, vs. Georgia ______1949 Orange RUSHING ATTEMPTS 14. 116 (on 29 att) _____Earl Campbell, vs. Notre Dame ______1978 Cotton 30 ____ Ricky Williams, vs. Mississippi State ______1999 Cotton 15. 108 (on 26 att) _____Dick Ochoa, vs. Tennessee ______1953 Cotton 16. 105 (on 20 att) _____Bill Bradley, vs. Mississippi ______1966 Bluebonnet RUSHING YARDS 105 (on 15 att) _____Byron Townsend, vs. Tennessee ______1951 Cotton 203 ___ Ricky Williams, vs. Mississippi State ______1999 Cotton 18. 104 (on 14 att) _____Johnny “Ham” Jones, vs. Maryland ______1978 Sun 19. 101 (on 17 att) _____Butch Hadnot, vs. Miami ______1991 Cotton RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 20. 100 (on 19 att) _____Jam Jones, vs. Maryland ______1978 Sun 4 _____ Priest Holmes, vs. North Carolina ______1994 Sun TWO 100-YARD RUSHERS IN THE SAME GAME ______Vince Young, vs. Michigan ______2005 Rose Johnny “Ham” Jones (14-104) & A.J. “Jam” Jones (19-100) ______1978 Sun PASS ATTEMPTS Roosevelt Leaks (25-120) & Alan Lowry (16-117) ______1973 Cotton 58 ____ Colt McCoy, vs. Ohio State ______2009 Fiesta 100-YARD RECEIVERS - 8 1. 8-242-2 ___Tony Jones, vs. Pittsburgh ______1987 Bluebonnet PASS COMPLETIONS 2. 14-171-2 ___Quan Cosby, vs. Ohio State ______2009 Fiesta 41 ____ Colt McCoy, vs. Ohio State ______2009 Fiesta 3. 5-161-2 ___Cotton Speyrer, vs. Tennessee ______1969 Cotton 4. 6-157-1 ___B.J. Johnson, vs. Washington ______2001 Holiday CONSECUTIVE PASS COMPLETIONS 3-157-2 ___Phil Harris, vs. Navy ______1964 Cotton 9 _____ Vince Young, vs. USC ______2006 Rose 6. 4-142-1 ___Roy Williams, vs. LSU ______2003 Cotton 7. 11-134-1 ___Roy Williams, vs. Washington ______2001 Holiday PASSING YARDS 8. 4-132-2 ___Wane McGarity, vs. Mississippi State ______1999 Cotton 473 ___ Major Applewhite, vs. Washington______2001 Holiday

TOUCHDOWN PASSES TWO 100-YARD RECEIVERS IN THE SAME GAME 4 _____ Major Applewhite, vs. Washington______2001 Holiday B.J. Johnson (6-157) & Roy Williams (11-134) ______2001 Holiday TOTAL OFFENSE 476 ___ Major Applewhite (473 pass/3 rush) vs. Washington______2001 Holiday

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200-YARD PASSERS POINTS 1. 37-55-473-4 __ Major Applewhite, vs. Washington ______2001 Holiday High ______52, vs. Arizona State ______2007 Holiday 2. 41-58-414-2 __ Colt McCoy, vs. Ohio State ______2009 Fiesta Low ______0, vs. LSU ______1963 Cotton 3. 20-34-368-3 __ Bret Stafford, vs. Pittsburgh ______1987 Bluebonnet 4. 26-40-308-0 __ Colt McCoy, vs. Iowa______2006 Alamo FIRST DOWNS 5. 15-28-269-2 __ Chris Simms, vs. LSU ______2003 Cotton High ______33, vs. Ohio State ______2009 Fiesta 6. 30-40-267-0 __ Vince Young, vs. USC ______2006 Rose Low ______7, vs. Arkansas ______2014 Texas 7. 26-42-254-0 __ James Brown, vs. Penn State ______1997 Fiesta ______9, vs. LSU ______1963 Cotton 8. 17-33-245-0 __ Chris Simms, vs. Oregon ______2000 Holiday 9. 15-26-225-3 __ Major Applewhite, vs. Mississippi State ______1999 Cotton TOTAL OFFENSE 10. 7-19-213-2 __ Duke Carlisle, vs. Navy ______1964 Cotton High ______592, vs. Washington ______2001 Holiday 11. 12-21-201-0 __ Robert Brewer, vs. Alabama ______1982 Cotton Low ______59, vs. Arkansas ______2014 Texas 12. 7-13-200-2 __ James Street, vs. Tennessee ______1969 Cotton ______110, vs. Randolph Field ______1944 Cotton

MULTIPLE INTERCEPTION GAMES AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY 3 _____Leslie Derrick ______1966 Bluebonnet High ______7.3, vs. USC (76 for 556) ______2006 Rose 3 _____Jerry Cook ______1962 Cotton Low ______1.4, vs. Arkansas (43 for 59) ______2014 Texas 2 _____Marcus Griffin ______2007 Holiday ______1.9, vs. North Carolina (67 for 130) ______1982 Sun 2 _____Terry Melancon ______1973 Cotton 2 _____Pete Lammons ______1965 Orange NET RUSHING YARDS High ______332, vs. Georgia ______1949 Orange 50-YARD PASS PLAYS - 15 Low ______(-27), vs. Arkansas ______2000 Cotton 79t ___James Street to Cotton Speyrer, vs. Tennessee ______1969 Cotton 78t ___James Street to Cotton Speyrer, vs. Tennessee ______1969 Cotton AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSHING ATTEMPT 77t ___Bret Stafford to Tony Jones, vs. Pittsburgh ______1987 Bluebonnet High ______8.0, vs. USC (36 for 289) ______2006 Rose 75 ___Chris Simms to Roy Williams, vs. LSU ______2003 Cotton Low ______(-1.1), vs. Arkansas (25 for -27) ______2000 Cotton 72t ___Colt McCoy to Jamaal Charles, vs. Iowa ______2006 Alamo 69t ___Jim Hudson to George Sauer, vs. Alabama ______1965 Orange PASSING YARDS 69t ___Bobby Lackey to Jack Collins, vs. Syracuse ______1960 Cotton High ______473, vs. Washington (37-of-55) ______2001 Holiday 63t ___Duke Carlisle to Phil Harris, vs. Navy ______1964 Cotton Low ______32, vs. Tennessee (2-of-8) ______1953 Cotton 59t ___Major Applewhite to Wane McGarity, vs. Miss. State ______1999 Cotton 58t ___Duke Carlisle to Phil Harris, vs. Navy ______1964 Cotton PASS ATTEMPTS 56 ___Bobby Layne to Hub Bechtol, vs. Missouri ______1946 Cotton High ______58, vs. Ohio State ______2009 Fiesta 55 ___Colt McCoy to Quan Cosby, vs. Arizona State ______2007 Holiday Low ______5, vs. Colorado ______1975 Bluebonnet 52t ___Major Applewhite to Wane McGarity, vs. Miss. State ______1999 Cotton 51t ___Chris Simms to Roy Williams, vs. LSU ______2003 Cotton PASS COMPLETIONS 50t* ___Ralph Ellsworth to Bobby Layne, vs. Missouri ______1946 Cotton High ______41, vs. Ohio State ______2009 Fiesta Low ______2, vs. Maryland ______1978 Sun 50-YARD RUNS - 4 ______2, vs. Tennessee ______1953 Cotton 79t ___Ernie Koy, vs. Alabama ______1965 Orange 60t ___Vince Young, vs. Michigan ______2005 Rose INTERCEPTIONS 52 ___Bret Stafford, vs. Air Force ______1985 Bluebonnet High ______4, vs. Alabama ______2010 BCS Championship 50 ___Chris Gilbert, vs. Mississippi ______1966 Bluebonnet ______4, vs. Oregon ______2000 Holiday ______4, vs. Mississippi ______1966 Bluebonnet 50-YARD FIELD GOALS - 2 ______4, vs. Mississippi ______1958 Sugar 55 ____Russell Erxleben, vs. Colorado ______1975 Bluebonnet Low ______0, ten times, last vs. Cal ______2011 Holiday 52 ____Phil Dawson, vs. Virginia Tech ______1995 Sugar FUMBLES 70-YARD PUNTS - 4 High ______9, vs. Notre Dame ______1971 Cotton 74 ____Bill Bradley, vs. Tennessee ______1969 Cotton 73 ____James Saxton, vs. Mississippi ______1962 Cotton PENALTIES 72 ____Ernie Koy, vs. LSU ______1963 Cotton High ______9, vs. Oregon State ______2012 Alamo 71 ____Tom Landry, vs. Georgia ______1949 Orange ______9, vs. Arizona State ______2007 Holiday ______9, vs. Virginia Tech ______1995 Sugar 50-YARD PUNT RETURNS - 1 61t ___Jackie Field, vs. Georgia Tech ______1943 Cotton PENALTY YARDS High ______91, vs. Virginia Tech ______1995 Sugar 50-YARD KICKOFF RETURNS - 2 93t ___Victor Ike, vs. Oregon ______2000 Holiday PUNTING AVERAGE 76^ ___Raymond Clayborn, vs. Colorado ______1975 Bluebonnet High ______46.8, vs. Ohio State (5 for 234) ______2009 Fiesta ______vs. LSU (8 for 374) ______1963 Cotton 50-YARD INTERCEPTION RETURNS - 1 Low ______28.8, vs. Auburn (4 for 115) ______1974 Gator 69 ____Chris Carter, vs. North Carolina ______1994 Sun PUNT RETURN AVERAGE t indicates touchdown | * halfback pass High ______25.0, vs. Colorado (1 for 25) ______1975 Bluebonnet ^ took handoff from Graylon Wyatt after Wyatt returned the ball 10 yards Low ______0.0, two times, last vs. Cal (1 for 0) ______2011 Holiday KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE High ______35.0, vs. Colorado (4 for 140) ______1975 Bluebonnet Low ______10.0, vs. North Carolina (2 for 20) ______1980 Bluebonnet

INTERCEPTIONS BY High ______5, vs. Mississippi ______1962 Cotton

TEXASSPORTS.COM 157 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS AND THE POLLS ASSOCIATED PRESS The storied history of Texas football has led to a number of impressive finishes in UT AND THE FINAL AP POLL the national polls. In addition to National Championships in 1963 (AP, UPI), 1969 (AP, UPI), 1970 (UPI) and 2005 (AP, BCS), the Longhorns have finished second in the Final poll appearances (since 1936) ______46 of 80 possible polls country three times (1950, UPI/1981, AP/ 2009, AP). In all, Texas has finished the Last final poll appearance ______19th (2012) season nationally ranked by The Associated Press 46 of 80 times. UT has completed Final Top 10 finishes ______26 Last Top 10 finish ______2nd (2009) the season ranked in the AP Top 10 on 26 occasions. During one impressive 12-year Most consecutive years in final poll ______12 (1998-2009) stretch (1959-70), the Longhorns finished the season ranked in the Top Five eight Longest span without a final poll appearance ______6 (1984-89) times. UT’S AP FINAL RANKINGS (SINCE 1936) UT AND THE PRESEASON AP POLL 1941 ______4th 1969 ______1st 1996 ______23rd Preseason poll appearances (since 1950) ______51 of 66 possible polls 1942 ______11th 1970 ______3rd 1998 ______15th Last preseason poll appearance ______15th (2013) 1943 ______14th 1971 ______18th 1999 ______21st Preseason Top 10 rankings ______33 1945 ______10th 1972 ______3rd 2000 ______12th Last preseason Top 10 ranking ______5th (2010) 1946 ______15th 1973 ______14th 2001 ______5th 1947 ______5th 1974 ______T-17th 2002 ______6th Most consecutive years in the preseason poll ______25 (1958-83) 1950 ______3rd 1975 ______6th 2003 ______12th Longest span without a preseason ranking ______4 (1984-87) 1952 ______10th 1977 ______4th 2004 ______5th UT’S AP PRESEASON RANKINGS (SINCE 1950) 1953 ______11th 1978 ______9th 2005 ______1st 1957 ______11th 1979 ______12th 2006 ______13th 1950 ______5th 1972 ______14th 1996 ______8th 1959 ______4th 1981 ______2nd 2007 ______10th 1951 ______11th 1973 ______3rd 1997 ______12th 1961 ______3rd 1982 ______17th 2008 ______4th 1952 ______11th 1974 ______10th 1999 ______17th 1962 ______4th 1983 ______5th 2009 ______2nd 1953 ______11th 1975 ______11th 2000 ______7th 1963 ______1st 1990 ______12th 2012 ______19th 1954 ______4th 1976 ______7th 2001 ______5th 1964 ______5th 1994 ______25th 1958 ______11th 1977 ______18th 2002 ______4th 1968 ______3rd 1995 ______14th 1959 ______17th 1978 ______8th 2003 ______5th 1960 ______4th 1979 ______4th 2004 ______7th FINAL AP POLL APPEARANCES (BY DECADE) 1961 ______4th 1980 ______10th 2005 ______2nd 1962 ______2nd 1981 ______9th 2006 ______3rd DECADE ______FINAL POLL ______TOP 10 1963 ______5th 1982 ______17th 2007 ______4th 1930-39 ______0 ______0 1964 ______4th 1983 ______3rd 2008 ______11th 1940-49 ______6 ______3 1965 ______2nd 1984 ______6th 2009 ______2nd 1950-59 ______5 ______3 1967 ______4th 1988 ______19th 2010 ______5th 1960-69 ______6 ______6 1968 ______5th 1991 ______14th 2012 ______15th 1970-79 ______9 ______5 1969 ______4th 1992 ______25th 2013 ______15th 1980-89 ______3 ______2 1970 ______2nd 1994 ______18th 1990-99 ______6 ______0 1971 ______3rd 1995 ______18th 2000-09 ______10 ______7 UT’S ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL STREAKS 2010-19 ______1 ______0

Most consecutive weeks in The AP poll ______162 (2000-10) Current active streak in The AP poll ______N/A UT’S AT NO. 1 IN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL

AP National Championships (since 1936) ______3 Appearances at No. 1 in The AP Poll ______45 Last appearance at No. 1 in The AP Poll ______Oct. 25, 2008 Most consecutive weeks at No. 1 in The AP Poll ______9 (1963) Most consecutive years with at least one week at No. 1 ______4 (1962-65) ASSOCIATED PRESS FACTS

All national rankings list The Associated Press poll first followed by the coaches poll.

• The AP Poll debuted in 1936. • Teams were not ranked until a few weeks into the season from 1936-49. • The first AP Preseason Poll debuted in 1950. • The first AP Postseason Poll came out in 1965. There was no postseason poll from 1966-67, but it returned in 1968. • The AP Poll ranked the Top 20 teams from 1936-60; the Top 10 from 1961-67; the Top 20 from 1968- 88 and the Top 25 from 1989-current.

158 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS AT NO. 1 IN THE POLLS ASSOCIATED PRESS Texas has spent its share of time at the top of The Associated Press Poll. The Longhorns have TEXAS AGAINST NO. 1 reached the top spot 14 different times for a total of 45 weeks. UT’s longest stint at the top of The AP Poll was nine weeks in 1963. That stay at the top of the poll began on Oct. 15, Since The Associated Press began its poll in 1936, Texas has faced the nation’s top ranked following a 28-7 win against No. 1 Oklahoma, which upped UT’s record to 4-0. The Longhorns team 16 times. The Longhorns are 5-11 in those matchups. remained in the top spot for the rest of the season. Texas was ranked No. 4 by AP prior to the Nov. 12, 1938 ______at TCU ______L, 28-6 1964 season, but after a season opening 31-0 win against Tulane, the Longhorns vaulted to Nov. 30, 1939 ______at Texas A&M ______L, 20-0 the top spot, a position they held for three weeks until a 14-13 loss to No. 8 Arkansas dropped Nov. 4, 1950 ______vs. SMU ______W, 23-20 them to 4-1. Oct. 9, 1954 ______vs. Oklahoma ______L, 14-7 Oct. 13, 1956 ______vs. Oklahoma ______L, 45-0 UT’S AT NO. 1 IN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL Oct. 12, 1957 ______vs. Oklahoma ______L, 21-7 Jan. 1, 1959 ______vs. Syracuse______L, 23-14 AP National Championships (since 1936) ______3 Oct. 12, 1963 ______vs. Oklahoma ______W, 28-7 Appearances at No. 1 in The AP Poll ______45 Jan. 1, 1964 ______vs. Alabama ______W, 21-17 Oct. 7, 1978 ______vs. Oklahoma ______L, 31-10 Last appearance at No. 1 in The AP Poll ______Oct. 25, 2008 Oct. 10, 1987 ______vs. Oklahoma ______L, 44-9 Most consecutive weeks at No. 1 in The AP Poll ______9 (1963) Oct. 11, 2003 ______vs. Oklahoma ______L, 65-13 Most consecutive years with at least one week at No. 1 ______4 (1962-65) Jan. 1, 2006 ______vs. USC ______W, 41-38 Sept. 9, 2006 ______vs. Ohio State ______L, 24-7 Oct. 11, 2008 ______vs. Oklahoma ______W, 45-35 2008 (three weeks) ______Oct. 26 (8-0) 1965 (three weeks) ______Oct. 12 (4-0) Jan. 7, 2010 ______vs. Alabama ______L, 37-21 ______Oct. 19 (7-0) ______Oct. 5 (3-0) ______Oct. 12 (6-0) ______Sept. 28 (2-0) TEXAS AS NO. 1 2005-06 (final) ______Jan. 6 (0-0)^ 1964 (three weeks) ______Oct. 13 (4-0) ______Oct. 6 (3-0) In addition to its 16 matchups against the nation’s No. 1-ranked team, Texas has entered 1984 (two weeks) ______Oct. 9 (3-0) ______Sept. 29 (2-0) 40 other games as The AP’s top-ranked squad. The Longhorns are 30-7-3 in those games. ______Oct. 2 (2-0) 1963 (nine weeks) ______Dec. 10 (10-0)^ 1981 (one week) ______Oct. 13 (4-0) ______Dec. 3 (10-0) Nov. 1, 1941 ______at #20 SMU ______W, 34-0 ______Nov. 26 (9-0) Nov. 8, 1941 ______vs. Baylor ______T, 7-7 1977 (six weeks) ______Nov. 29 (11-0) ______Nov. 19 (9-0) Oct. 12, 1946 ______vs. Oklahoma ______W, 20-13 ______Nov. 22 (10-0) ______Nov. 12 (8-0) Nov. 11, 1961 ______vs. Baylor ______W, 33-7 ______Nov. 15 (9-0) ______Nov. 5 (7-0) Nov. 18, 1961 ______vs. TCU ______L, 6-0 ______Nov. 8 (8-0) ______Oct. 29 (6-0) Oct. 20, 1962 ______vs. #7 Arkansas ______W, 7-3 ______Nov. 1 (7-0) ______Oct. 22 (5-0) Oct. 27, 1962 ______at Rice ______T, 14-14 ______Oct. 25 (6-0) ______Oct. 15 (4-0) Oct. 19, 1963 ______at Arkansas ______W, 17-13 Oct. 26, 1963 ______vs. Rice ______W, 10-6 1970 (six weeks) ______Dec. 8 (10-0) 1962 (two weeks) ______Oct. 23 (5-0) Nov. 2, 1963 ______at SMU ______W, 17-12 ______Dec. 1 (9-0) ______Oct. 16 (4-0) Nov. 9, 1963 ______vs. Baylor ______W, 7-0 ______Nov. 24 (8-0) Nov. 16, 1963 ______vs. TCU ______W, 17-0 ______Nov. 17 (8-0) 1961 (two weeks) ______Nov. 14 (8-0) ______Nov. 3 (6-0) ______Nov. 7 (7-0) Nov. 28, 1963 ______at Texas A&M ______W, 15-13 ______Oct. 27 (5-0) Jan. 1, 1964 ______vs. #2 Navy ______W, 28-6 1946 (one week) ______Oct. 8 (3-0) Oct. 3, 1964 ______vs. Army ______W, 28-7 1969 (four weeks) ______Jan. 4 (11-0)^ Oct. 10, 1964 ______vs. Oklahoma ______W, 28-7 ______Dec.9 (10-0) 1941 (two weeks) ______Nov. 4 (6-0) Oct. 17, 1964 ______vs. #8 Arkansas ______L, 14-13 ______Dec. 2 (9-0) ______Oct. 28 (5-0)+ Oct. 2, 1965 ______vs. Indiana ______W, 27-12 ______Nov. 25 (8-0) Oct. 9, 1965 ______vs. Oklahoma ______W, 19-0 ^ National Champions Oct. 16, 1965 ______at #3 Arkansas ______L, 27-24 + co-No. 1 Nov. 27, 1969 ______at Texas A&M ______W, 49-12 Dec. 6, 1969 ______at #2 Arkansas ______W, 15-14 NO. 1 VS. NO. 2 MATCHUPS INVOLVING TEXAS Jan. 1, 1970 ______vs. #9 Notre Dame ______W, 21-17 Oct. 31, 1970 ______vs. SMU ______W, 42-15 Nov. 7, 1970 ______at Baylor ______W, 21-14 Throughout the years, Texas has played in six No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchups and has posted Nov. 26, 1970 ______vs. Texas A&M ______W, 52-14 victories in four of the six contests. Dec. 5, 1970 ______vs. #4 Arkansas ______W, 42-7 Jan. 1, 1971 ______vs. #6 Notre Dame ______L, 24-11 Jan. 7, 2010 ______#1 Alabama 37, #2 Texas 21 (BCS Champ.) Oct. 29, 1977 ______vs. #14 Texas Tech ______W, 26-0 Sept. 9, 2006 ______#1 Ohio State 24, #2 Texas 7 (Austin) Nov. 5, 1977 ______at Houston ______W, 35-21 Jan. 4, 2006 ______#2 Texas 41, #1 USC 38 (Rose Bowl) Nov. 12, 1977 ______vs. TCU ______W, 44-14 Dec. 6, 1969 ______#1 Texas 15, #2 Arkansas 14 (Fayetteville, Ark.) Nov. 19, 1977 ______vs. Baylor ______W, 29-7 Nov. 26, 1977 ______at #12 Texas A&M ______W, 57-28 Jan. 1, 1963 ______#1 Texas 28, #2 Navy 6 (Cotton Bowl) Jan. 1, 1978 ______vs. #5 Notre Dame ______L, 38-10 Oct. 12, 1963 ______#2 Texas 28, #1 Oklahoma 7 (Dallas) Oct. 17, 1981 ______at Arkansas ______L, 42-11 Oct. 6, 1984 ______at Rice ______W, 38-13 Oct. 13, 1984 ______vs. #2 Oklahoma ______T, 15-15 Oct. 18, 2008 ______vs. #11 Missouri ______W, 56-31 Oct. 25, 2008 ______vs. #7 Oklahoma State ______W, 28-24 Nov. 1, 2008 ______at #6 Texas Tech ______L, 39-33

TEXASSPORTS.COM 159 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS AND THE POLLS UT ALL-TIME AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS TEXAS’ NO. 1 RANKINGS (ALL SERVICES) 1936 ______0-3-1 (.000) 1980 ______2-2 (.500) 1937 ______1-1 (1.000) 1981 ______4-0 (1.000) 1941 ______Berryman, Williamson 1970 ______UPI, Berryman 1938 ______0-2 (.000) 1982 ______1-1 (.500) 1961 ______Sagarin ______FACT, Litkenhous, NFF 1939 ______0-3 (.000) 1983 ______3-1 (.750) 1962 ______Litkenhous 1977 ______Berryman, FACT 1940 ______— 1984 ______3-0-1 (.875) 1941 ______2-0 (1.000) 1985 ______2-3 (.667) 1963 ______Unanimous 1981 ______Nat’l Champ. Foundation 1942 ______1-0 (1.000) 1986 ______0-4 (.000) 1968 _____ DeVold, Matthews, Sagarin 2005 ______Unanimous 1943 ______1-1 (1.000) 1987 ______2-3 (.400) 1944 ______0-1 (.000) 1988 ______0-2 (.000) 1969 ______Unanimous 1945 ______— 1989 ______2-3 (.667) 1946 ______1-1 (.500) 1990 ______3-2 (.600) Berryman (1940-present): A mathematical rating NCF (1980-2000): Established by Mike Riter 1947 ______3-1 (.750) 1991 ______1-2 (.333) system by Clyde P. Berryman of Washington, D.C. Germantown, N.Y. Predated from 1869-1979. 1948 ______1-2 (.333) 1992 ______1-3 (.250) DeVold System (1945-present): A mathematical NFF (1959-90): The National Football Foundation. 1949 ______1-3 (.250) 1993 ______0-4-1 (.000) rating sys. by Harry DeVold of Minneapolis. Sagarin Ratings (1956-present): Developed by Jeff 1950 ______1-2 (.333) 1994 ______2-2 (.500) 1951 ______3-1 (.750) 1995 ______3-2-1 (.583) FACT (1968-present): A computerized mathematical Sagarin, the computerized system runs in USA Today. 1952 ______1-2 (.333) 1996 ______1-4 (.200) system by David Rothman of Hawthorne, Calf. Williamson System (1932-63): A power rating 1953 ______2-1 (.667) 1997 ______0-1 (.000) Litkenhous (1934-84): A difference by score formula system chosen by Paul Williamson of New Orleans for 1954 ______0-4-1 (.000) 1998 ______3-2 (.600) by Edward E. Litkenhous of Vanderbilt University. the Sugar Bowl. 1955 ______1-3 (.250) 1999 ______1-4 (.200) Matthews Grid Ratings (1966-Present): A math- UPI (1950-90; ’93-94): United Press International. 1956 ______0-3 (.000) 2000 ______1-2 (.333) 1957 ______4-2 (.667) 2001 ______2-2 (.500) ematical rating system by Herman Matthews of BCS (1999-2013): Bowl Championship Series 1958 ______1-1 (.500) 2002 ______2-1 (.667) Middlesboro, Ky. CFP (2014-present) College Football Playoff 1959 ______2-2 (1.000) 2003 ______3-2 (.600) 1960 ______1-1-1 (.500) 2004 ______3-1 (.750) UT’S FINAL USA TODAY/ESPN TOP 25 FINISHES (SINCE 1982) 1961 ______2-0 (1.000) 2005 ______4-0 (1.000) 1962 ______1-1 (.500) 2006 ______2-1 (.667) 1982 ______20th 2001 ______5th 1963 ______2-0 (1.000) 2007 ______2-1 (.667) 1983 ______5th 2002 ______7th 1964 ______1-1 (.500) 2008 ______4-1 (.800) 1987 ______20th 2003 ______11th 1965 ______0-1 (.000) 2009 ______3-1 (.750) 1990 ______10th 2004 ______4th 1966 ______0-1 (.000) 2010 ______1-4 (.200) 1994 ______23rd 2005 ______1st 1967 ______0-1 (.000) 2011 ______0-4 (.000) 1995 ______14th 2006 ______13th 1968 ______3-0-1 (.875) 2012 ______2-3 (.400) 1996 ______23rd 2007 ______10th 1969 ______3-0 (1.000) 2013 ______1-4 (.200) 1998 ______16th 2008 ______3rd 1970 ______2-1 (.667) 2014 ______1-5 (.167) 1999 ______23rd 2009 ______2nd 1971 ______0-3 (.000) 2015 ______2-3 (.400) 2000 ______12th 2012 ______18th 1972 ______2-1 (.667) 2016 ______2-2 (.500) 1973 ______0-2 (.000) UT’S ALL-TIME UPI TOP 25 FINISHES (1950-96) 1974 ______1-2 (.333) Overall record ______125-146-8 (.462) 1975 ______2-2 (.500) Home______45-42-4 (.516) 1976 ______0-3-1 (.125) Away ______33-45-0 (.423) 1950 ______2nd 1968 ______5th 1981 ______4th 1977 ______4-1 (.800) Neutral (includes bowls)_____47-59-4 (.445) 1952 ______11th 1969 ______1st 1982 ______18th 1978 ______2-2 (.500) 1953 ______8th 1970 ______1st 1983 ______5th 1979 ______4-2 (.667) 1957 ______11th 1971 ______12th 1987 ______19th 1959 ______4th 1972 ______5th 1990 ______11th UT ALL-TIME AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS (BY COACH) 1960 ______17th 1973 ______8th 1994 ______23rd 1961 ______4th 1975 ______7th 1995 ______14th COACH ______YEARS ______VS. TOP 25 ______VS. #1 ____ AS #1 1962 ______4th 1977 ______5th 1996 ______23rd 1963 ______1st 1978 ______9th Jack Chevigny ______1934-36 ______0-3-1 (.125) ______0-0 ______0-0 1964 ______5th 1979 ______13th D.X. Bible ______1937-46 ______6-9-0 (.400) ______0-2 ______2-0-1 Blair Cherry ______1947-50 ______6-8-0 (.429) ______1-0 ______0-0 Ed Price ______1951-56 ______7-14-1 (.341) ______0-1 ______0-0 Darrell Royal ______1957-76 _____ 27-25-3 (.518) ______2-2 ______20-4-1 Fred Akers ______1977-86 _____ 25-16-1 (.607) ______0-1 ______6-2-1 David McWilliams ______1987-91 ______8-12-0 (.400) ______0-0 ______0-0 John Mackovic ______1992-97 ______7-16-2 (.320) ______0-0 ______0-0 Mack Brown ______1998-13 ____ 34-33-0 (.507) ______2-3 ______2-1 Charlie Strong ______2014-16 ______5-10 (.333) ______0-0 ______0-0

UT’S AP TOP 25 MATCHUPS (SINCE 1936)

Since The AP Poll began in 1936, Texas has entered a game with both teams featured among the nation’s Top 25 on 174 occasions. The Longhorns have come out on top in 92 of those Top 25 matchups. Below is a breakdown of those games.

Top 25 matchups ______93-77-4 (.546) As the higher ranked team in a Top 25 matchup ______63-31-2 (.667) As the lower ranked team in a Top 25 matchup ______30-46-2 (.397)

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TEAM ______1ST MTG ___ LAST MTG ____ W ______L ______T TEAM ______1ST MTG ___ LAST MTG ____ W ______L ______T Air Force ______1985 ______1985 ______0 ______1 ______0 Oklahoma State _____ 1916 ______2016 _____ 24 ______7 ______0 Alabama ______1902 ______2010 ______7 ______1 ______1 Oregon ______1941 ______2013 ______4 ______2 ______0 Arizona ______1925 ______1925 ______1 ______0 ______0 Oregon State ______1980 ______2012 ______3 ______0 ______0 Arizona State ______2007 ______2007 ______1 ______0 ______0 Penn State ______1972 ______1997 ______2 ______3 ______0 Arkansas ______1894 ______2014 _____ 56 ______22 ______0 Phillips ______1919 ______1926 ______5 ______1 ______0 Arkansas State ______2007 ______2007 ______1 ______0 ______0 Pittsburgh ______1987 ______1995 ______3 ______0 ______0 Army ______1964 ______1964 ______1 ______0 ______0 Polytechnic ______1913 ______1913 ______1 ______0 ______0 Auburn ______1910 ______1991 ______5 ______3 ______0 Purdue ______1950 ______1951 ______2 ______0 ______0 Austin College ______1912 ______1923 ______6 ______0 ______0 Radio School ______1918 ______1918 ______2 ______0 ______0 Austin YMCA ______1894 ______1895 ______3 ______0 ______0 Randolph Field ______1943 ______1944 ______0 ______1 ______1 Baylor ______1901 ______2016 _____ 76 ______26 ______4 Ream Flying Field ______1918 ______1918 ______1 ______0 ______0 Bergstrom Field ______1945 ______1945 ______1 ______0 ______0 Rice ______1914 ______2015 _____ 72 ______21 ______1 Blackland AA Field _____ 1943 ______1943 ______1 ______0 ______0 Rutgers ______1997 ______1999 ______2 ______0 ______0 Boston College ______1974 ______1977 ______2 ______1 ______0 St. Edwards ______1921 ______1929 ______3 ______0 ______0 BYU ______1987 ______2014 ______1 ______4 ______0 Sam Houston State _____ 2006 ______2006 ______1 ______0 ______0 California ______1959 ______2016 ______5 ______2 ______0 San Antonio Town Team ___ 1893 ______1899 ______8 ______0 ______0 Camp Mabry Auto School ___ 1918 ______1918 ______1 ______0 ______0 San Jose State ______2017 ______- ______- ______- Centenary ______1929 ______1935 ______3 ______2 ______2 Sewanee ______1898 ______1915 ______4 ______3 ______0 Chicago ______1904 ______1904 ______0 ______1 ______0 Simmons ______1920 ______1931 ______2 ______0 ______0 College of Mines ______1930 ______1933 ______2 ______0 ______0 South Carolina ______1957 ______1957 ______0 ______1 ______0 Colorado ______1940 ______2009 _____ 11 ______7 ______0 Southern Cal ______1955 ______2006 ______1 ______4 ______0 Colorado College ______1908 ______1908 ______0 ______1 ______0 SMU ______1916 ______1995 _____ 47 ______22 ______4 Colorado State ______1975 ______1975 ______1 ______0 ______0 SW Oklahoma Teachers __ 1926 ______1927 ______2 ______0 ______0 Corpus Christi NAS _____ 1942 ______1942 ______1 ______0 ______0 Southwest Texas ______1930 ______1930 ______1 ______0 ______0 Dallas Athletic Club _____ 1901 ______1901 ______1 ______0 ______0 Southwestern ______1908 ______1945 _____ 20 ______2 ______0 Dallas University ______1893 ______1899 ______7 ______1 ______1 Stanford ______1985 ______2000 ______2 ______2 ______0 Daniel Baker ______1906 ______1932 ______3 ______0 ______0 Syracuse ______1959 ______1993 ______0 ______2 ______1 Deaf School ______1903 ______1903 ______1 ______0 ______0 Temple ______1949 ______1949 ______1 ______0 ______0 Florida ______1924 ______1940 ______2 ______0 ______1 Tennessee ______1950 ______1968 ______2 ______1 ______0 Florida Atlantic ______2008 ______2010 ______2 ______0 ______0 Texas A&I______1935 ______1935 ______1 ______0 ______0 Fort Worth University ___ 1897 ______1897 ______1 ______1 ______0 Texas A&M ______1894 ______2011 _____ 76 ______37 ______5 Galveston High ______1895 ______1898 ______3 ______0 ______0 TCU ______1897 ______2016 _____ 62 ______24 ______1 Georgia ______1948 ______1983 ______3 ______1 ______0 Texas Tech ______1928 ______2016 _____ 50 ______16 ______0 Georgia Tech ______1942 ______1942 ______1 ______0 ______0 Transylvania ______1905 ______1910 ______1 ______1 ______0 Harvard ______1931 ______1931 ______0 ______1 ______0 Trinity ______1902 ______1927 ______6 ______0 ______0 Haskell ______1902 ______1919 ______6 ______5 ______0 Tulane ______1894 ______2003 _____ 17 ______1 ______1 Hawaii ______1995 ______1995 ______1 ______0 ______0 Twenty-Sixth Infantry ___ 1906 ______1906 ______1 ______0 ______0 Houston ______1953 ______2002 _____ 16 ______7 ______2 UCF ______2007 ______2009 ______2 ______0 ______0 Houston Town Team ____ 1897 ______1901 ______2 ______0 ______0 UCLA ______1970 ______2014 ______3 ______4 ______0 Howard Payne ______1919 ______1930 ______5 ______0 ______0 UTEP* ______1930 ______2016 ______5 ______0 ______0 Idaho ______1949 ______1949 ______1 ______0 ______0 Utah ______1982 ______1982 ______1 ______0 ______0 Indiana ______1940 ______1966 ______3 ______0 ______0 Utah State ______1972 ______1980 ______3 ______0 ______0 Iowa ______1984 ______2006 ______1 ______1 ______0 Vanderbilt ______1899 ______1928 ______3 ______8 ______1 Iowa State ______1979 ______2016 _____ 12 ______2 ______0 Villanova ______1953 ______1953 ______1 ______0 ______0 Kansas ______1901 ______2016 _____ 13 ______3 ______0 Virginia ______1977 ______1996 ______2 ______1 ______0 Kansas City Medics _____ 1900 ______1900 ______1 ______0 ______0 Virginia Tech ______1995 ______1995 ______0 ______1 ______0 Kansas State ______1913 ______2016 ______7 ______10 ______0 Wabash ______1914 ______1914 ______1 ______0 ______0 Kentucky ______1951 ______1951 ______1 ______0 ______0 Wake Forest ______1973 ______1973 ______1 ______0 ______0 Kirksville ______1901 ______1901 ______0 ______1 ______0 Washington ______1974 ______2001 ______3 ______1 ______0 Louisiana-Lafayette ____ 2000 ______2005 ______2 ______0 ______0 Washington (St. Louis)___ 1904 ______1906 ______2 ______0 ______0 Louisiana-Monroe _____ 2009 ______2009 ______1 ______0 ______0 Washington State _____ 1954 ______2003 ______2 ______1 ______0 LSU ______1896 ______2003 ______9 ______7 ______1 West Texas Military Acad. ___ 1906 ______1906 ______1 ______0 ______0 Louisville ______1993 ______1994 ______1 ______1 ______0 West Virginia ______1956 ______2016 ______2 ______4 ______0 Maryland ______1959 ______1978 ______3 ______0 ______0 Wisconsin ______1939 ______1939 ______1 ______0 ______0 Miami (Fla.) ______1972 ______1991 ______2 ______2 ______0 Wyoming ______1974 ______2012 ______5 ______0 ______0 Michigan ______2005 ______2005 ______1 ______0 ______0 * formerly known as College of Mines Minnesota ______1936 ______1936 ______0 ______1 ______0 Mississippi ______1912 ______2013 ______6 ______2 ______0 All-time record ______891 _____360 ______33 ______.707 Mississippi State ______1921 ______1999 ______2 ______2 ______0 Home record ______514 ______134 ______13 ______.787 Missouri ______1894 ______2011 _____ 17 ______6 ______0 Road record ______275 ______151 ______10 ______.642 Nashville ______1901 ______1902 ______1 ______0 ______1 Neutral record^ ______102 ______75 ______10 ______.572 Navy ______1963 ______1969 ______2 ______0 ______0 Overtime record ______2 ______1 ______.667 Nebraska ______1933 ______2010 _____ 10 ______4 ______0 ^ Includes bowl record of 27-24-2 New Mexico ______1948 ______2012 ______3 ______0 ______0 New Mexico State _____ 1996 ______2013 ______5 ______0 ______0 2017 opponents in bold North Carolina ______1947 ______2002 ______6 ______3 ______0 North Carolina State ____ 1999 ______1999 ______0 ______1 ______0 North Texas ______1976 ______2014 _____ 10 ______0 ______0 Northwestern ______1942 ______1942 ______0 ______1 ______0 Notre Dame ______1913 ______2016 ______3 ______9 ______0 Ohio State ______2005 ______2009 ______2 ______1 ______0 Oklahoma ______1900 ______2016 _____ 61 ______45 ______5

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AIR FORCE 1967 (A) _____ W ____ 21-12 1910 (A) ? ___ W _____ 1-0 1990 (A) _____ W ____ 23-13 1933 (N) _____ T _____ 0-0 1985# ______L ____ 16-24 1968 (H) _____ W ____ 39-29 1911 (H) _____ W _____ 11-0 1991 (H) _____ L ____ 11-21 1934 (H) _____ L _____ 6-9 Air Force leads, 1-0 1969 (A) _____ W ____ 15-14 1912 (A) _____ W _____ 19-7 1992 (A) _____ L ____ 20-21 1935 (H) _____ W ____ 19-13 1970 (H) _____ W _____ 42-7 1913 (H) _____ W _____ 77-0 1993 (H) _____ W ____ 38-17 UT leads, 3-2-2 ALABAMA 1971 (A) _____ L ____ 7-31 1914 (H) _____ W _____ 57-0 1994 (A) _____ W ____ 63-35 1902 (A) _____ W _____ 10-0 1972 (H) _____ W ____ 35-15 1916 (H) _____ L _____ 3-7 1995 (H) _____ W ____ 21-13 CHICAGO 1915 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 1973 (A) _____ W _____ 34-6 1917 (A) _____ L _____ 0-3 1996 (H) _____ W ____ 28-23 1904 (A) _____ L ____ 0-68 1922 (H) _____ W ____ 19-10 1974 (H) _____ W _____ 38-7 1919 (H) _____ W ____ 29-13 1997 (A) _____ L ____ 21-23 Chicago leads, 1-0 1947* ______W _____ 27-7 1975 (A) _____ W ____ 24-18 1923 (A) _____ T ______7-7 1998 (H) _____ W ____ 30-20 1960 # ______T _____ 3-3 1976 (H) _____ W ____ 29-12 1924 (H) _____ L ____ 10-28 1999 (A) _____ W _____ 62-0 COLLEGE OF MINES 1964 & ______W ____ 21-17 1977 (A) _____ W _____ 13-9 1925 (H) _____ W _____ 13-3 2000 (H) _____ W ____ 48-14 1930 (H) _____ W _____ 28-0 1972 ! ______W ____ 17-13 1978 (H) _____ W ____ 28-21 1926 (A) _____ L ____ 7-10 2001 (A) _____ W ____ 49-10 1933 (H) _____ W _____ 22-6 1982 ! ______W ____ 14-12 1979 (A) _____ L ____ 14-17 1927 (H) _____ W ____ 13-12 2002 (H) _____ W _____ 41-0 UT leads, 2-0 2010 > ______L ____ 21-37 1980 (H) _____ W ____ 23-17 1928 (A) _____ W _____ 6-0 2003 (A) _____ W _____ 56-0 UT leads, 7-1-1 1981 (A) _____ L ____ 11-42 1929 (H) _____ T _____ 0-0 2004 (H) _____ W ____ 44-14 COLORADO 1982 (H) _____ W _____ 33-7 1930 (A) _____ W _____ 14-0 2005 (A) _____ W _____ 62-0 1940 (H) _____ W _____ 39-7 ARIZONA 1983 (A) _____ W _____ 31-3 1931 (H) _____ W _____ 25-0 2006 (H) _____ W ____ 63-31 1941 (A) _____ W _____ 34-6 1925 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 1984 (H) _____ W ____ 24-18 1932 (A) _____ W _____ 19-0 2007 (A) _____ W ____ 31-10 1946 (H) _____ W _____ 76-0 UT leads, 1-0 1985 (A) _____ W ____ 15-13 1933 (H) _____ L _____ 0-3 2008 (H) _____ W ____ 45-21 1975 # ______W ____ 38-21 1986 (H) _____ L ____ 14-21 1934 (H) _____ W _____ 25-6 2009 (A) _____ W ____ 47-14 1989 (A) _____ L ____ 6-27 ARIZONA STATE 1987 (A) _____ W ____ 16-14 1935 (A) _____ W _____ 25-6 2010 (H) _____ L ____ 22-30 1990 (H) _____ L ____ 22-29 2007% ______W ____ 52-34 1988 (H) _____ L ____ 24-27 1936 (H) _____ L ____ 18-21 2011 (A) _____ L ____ 24-48 1993 (A) _____ L ____ 14-36 UT leads, 1-0 1989 (A) _____ W ____ 24-20 1937 (A) _____ W _____ 9-6 2012 (H) _____ W ____ 56-50 1994 (H) _____ L ____ 31-34 1990 (H) _____ W ____ 49-17 1938 (H) _____ L ____ 3-14 2013 (A) _____ L ____ 10-30 1996 (A) _____ L ____ 24-28 ARKANSAS 1991 (A) _____ L ____ 13-14 1939 (A) _____ L ____ 0-20 2014 (H) _____ L _____ 7-28 1997 (H) _____ L ____ 30-47 1894 (H) _____ W _____ 54-0 2000 ! ______L _____ 6-27 1940 (H) _____ W _____ 13-0 2015 (A) _____ W ____ 23-17 2000 (A) _____ W ____ 28-14 1903 (H) _____ W _____ 15-0 2003 (H) _____ L ____ 28-38 1941 (A) _____ T _____ 7-7 2016 (H) _____ W ____ 35-34 2001 (H) _____ W _____ 41-7 1905 (A) _____ W _____ 4-0 2004 (A) _____ W ____ 22-20 1942 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 UT leads, 75-26-4 2001@ ______L ____ 37-39 1906 (A) _____ W _____ 11-0 2008 (H) _____ W ____ 52-10 1945 (H) _____ W ____ 21-14 ? Baylor left the field because of a 2004 (A) _____ W _____ 31-7 1907 (A) _____ W _____ 26-6 2014 \ ______L _____ 7-31 1946 (A) _____ W _____ 22-7 disagreement with the referee with the 2005 (H) _____ W ____ 42-17 1908 (H) _____ W _____ 21-0 UT leads, 56-22 1947 (H) _____ W _____ 28-7 score 6-6 at the half. 2005 @ ______W _____ 70-3 1911 (H) _____ W _____ 12-0 1948 (A) _____ W ____ 13-10 2008 (A) _____ W ____ 38-14 1912 (H) _____ W _____ 48-0 ARKANSAS STATE 1949 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 BERGSTROM FIELD 2009 (H) _____ W ____ 38-14 1916 (H) _____ W _____ 52-0 2007 (H) _____ W ____ 21-13 1950 (A) _____ W ____ 27-20 1945 (H) _____ W _____ 13-7 UT leads, 11-7 1917 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 UT leads, 1-0 1951 (H) _____ L ____ 6-18 UT leads, 1-0 1919 (H) _____ W _____ 35-7 1952 (A) _____ W ____ 35-33 COLORADO COLLEGE 1928 (H) _____ W _____ 20-7 ARMY 1953 (H) _____ W ____ 21-20 BLACKLAND ARMY AIR FIELD 1908 (H) _____ L ____ 0-15 1929 (A) _____ W _____ 27-0 1964 (H) _____ W _____ 17-6 1954 (A) _____ L ____ 7-13 1943 (H) _____ W _____ 65-6 Colorado College leads, 1-0 1932 (A) _____ W _____ 34-0 UT leads, 1-0 1955 (H) _____ W ____ 21-20 UT leads, 1-0 1933 (H) _____ L ____ 6-20 1956 (A) _____ L ____ 7-10 COLORADO STATE 1934 (A) _____ W ____ 19-12 AUBURN 1957 (H) _____ T _____ 7-7 BOSTON COLLEGE 1975 (H) _____ W _____ 46-0 1935 (H) _____ L ____ 13-28 1910 (H) _____ W _____ 9-0 1958 (A) _____ W ____ 20-15 1974 (A) _____ W ____ 42-19 UT leads, 1-0 1936 (A) _____ L _____ 0-6 1911 (H) _____ W _____ 18-5 1959 (H) _____ W ____ 13-12 1976 (A) _____ L ____ 13-14 1937 (H) _____ L ____ 10-21 1925 (N) _____ W _____ 33-0 1960 (A) _____ W _____ 12-7 1977 (H) _____ W _____ 44-0 CORPUS CHRISTI NAS 1938 (A) _____ L ____ 6-42 1974 ^ ______L ____ 3-27 1961 (H) _____ W _____ 33-7 UT leads, 2-1 1942 (H) _____ W _____ 40-0 1939 (H) _____ W ____ 14-13 1983 (A) _____ W _____ 20-7 1962 (A) _____ W ____ 27-12 UT leads, 1-0 1940 (A) _____ W _____ 21-0 1984 (H) _____ W ____ 35-27 1963 (H) _____ W _____ 7-0 BYU 1941 (H) _____ W ____ 48-14 1987 (A) _____ L ____ 3-31 1964 (A) _____ W ____ 20-14 1987 (H) _____ L ____ 17-22 DALLAS ATH. CLUB 1942 (A) _____ W _____ 47-6 1991 (H) _____ L ____ 10-14 1965 (H) _____ W ____ 35-14 1988 (A) _____ L ____ 6-47 1901 (H) _____ W _____ 12-0 1943 (H) _____ W _____ 34-0 UT leads, 5-3 1966 (A) _____ W ____ 26-14 2011 (H) _____ W ____ 17-16 UT leads, 1-0 1944 (A) _____ W _____ 19-0 1967 (H) _____ W _____ 24-0 2013 (A) _____ L ____ 21-40 1945 (A) _____ W _____ 34-7 AUSTIN COLLEGE 1968 (A) _____ W ____ 47-26 2014 (H)______L______7-41 DALLAS UNIVERSITY 1946 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 1912 (H) _____ W _____ 3-0 1969 (H) _____ W ____ 56-14 BYU leads, 4-1 1893 (A) _____ W ____ 18-16 1947 (N) _____ W _____ 21-6 1913 (H) _____ W _____ 27-6 1970 (A) _____ W ____ 21-14 1894 (H) _____ W _____ 16-0 1948 (H) _____ W _____ 14-6 1920 (N) _____ W _____ 54-0 1971 (H) _____ W _____ 24-0 CALIFORNIA 1895 (A) _____ W _____ 10-0 1949 (A) _____ W ____ 27-14 1921 (H) _____ W _____ 60-0 1972 (A) _____ W _____ 17-3 1959 (H) _____ W _____ 33-0 1896 (A) _____ T _____ 0-0 1950 (H) _____ W ____ 19-14 1922 (H) _____ W _____ 19-0 1973 (H) _____ W _____ 42-6 1961 (A) _____ W _____ 28-3 1896 (H) _____ W _____ 22-4 1951 (A) _____ L ____ 14-16 1923 (H) _____ W _____ 31-0 1974 (A) _____ L ____ 24-34 1969 (A) _____ W _____ 17-0 1897 (A) _____ L ____ 4-22 1952 (H) _____ W _____ 44-7 UT leads, 6-0 1975 (H) _____ W ____ 37-21 1970 (H) _____ W ____ 56-15 1897 (H) _____ W ____ 20-16 1953 (A) _____ W _____ 16-7 1976 (A) _____ L ____ 10-20 2011 % ______W ____ 21-10 1898 (H) _____ W _____ 26-0 1954 (H) _____ L ____ 7-20 AUSTIN YMCA 1977 (H) _____ W _____ 29-7 2015 (H) _____ L ____ 44-45 1899 (A) _____ W _____ 11-6 1955 (A) _____ L ____ 20-27 1894 (H) _____ W _____ 6-0 1978 (A) _____ L ____ 14-38 2016 (A) _____ L ____ 43-50 UT leads, 7-1-1 1956 (H) _____ L ____ 14-32 1894 (H) _____ W _____ 24-0 1979 (H) _____ W _____ 13-0 UT leads, 5-2 1957 (A) _____ W _____ 17-0 1895 (H) _____ W _____ 24-0 1980 (A) _____ L ____ 0-16 DANIEL BAKER 1958 (H) _____ W _____ 24-6 UT leads, 3-0 1981 (H) _____ W ____ 34-12 CAMP MABRY AUTO SCHOOL 1906 (H) _____ W _____ 40-0 1959 (A) _____ W ____ 13-12 1982 (A) _____ W ____ 31-23 1918 (H) _____ W _____ 22-0 1915 (H) _____ W _____ 92-0 1960 (H) _____ L ____ 23-24 BAYLOR 1983 (H) _____ W ____ 24-21 UT leads, 1-0 1932 (H) _____ W _____ 26-0 1961 (A) _____ W _____ 33-7 1901 (A) _____ W _____ 23-0 1984 (A) _____ L ____ 10-24 UT leads, 3-0 1962 (H) _____ W _____ 7-3 1903 (H) _____ W _____ 48-0 1985 (H) _____ W ____ 17-10 CENTENARY 1963 (A) _____ W ____ 17-13 1904 (H) _____ W _____ 58-0 1986 (A) _____ L ____ 13-18 1929 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 DEAF SCHOOL 1964 (H) _____ L ____ 13-14 1905 (H) _____ W _____ 39-0 1987 (H) _____ W ____ 34-16 1930 (H) _____ T _____ 0-0 1903 (H) _____ W _____ 17-0 1965 (A) _____ L ____ 24-27 1907 (H) _____ W ____ 27-11 1988 (A) _____ L ____ 14-17 1931 (A) _____ W _____ 6-0 UT leads, 1-0 1966 (H) _____ L ____ 7-12 1908 (H) _____ W _____ 27-5 1989 (H) _____ L ____ 7-50 1932 (H) _____ L ____ 6-13

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FLORIDA 1992 (H) _____ W ____ 45-38 KANSAS CITY MEDICS MIAMI (FLA.) NEBRASKA 1924 (H) _____ T ______7-7 1993 (A) _____ W ____ 34-16 1900 (H) _____ W _____ 30-0 1972 (H) _____ W ____ 23-10 1933 (A) _____ L ____ 0-26 1939 (H) _____ W _____ 12-0 1994 (H) _____ W ____ 48-13 UT leads, 1-0 1973 (A) _____ L ____ 15-20 1959 (A) _____ W _____ 20-0 1940 (A) _____ W _____ 26-0 1995 (A) _____ W ____ 52-20 1981 (H) _____ W _____ 14-7 1960 (H) _____ L ____ 13-14 UT leads, 2-0-1 2000 (H) _____ W _____ 48-0 KANSAS STATE 1991 ! ______L ____ 3-46 1973 ! ______L ____ 3-19 2001 (A) _____ W ____ 53-26 1913 (H) _____ W _____ 46-0 Series tied, 2-2 1996 @ ______W ____ 37-27 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 2002 (H) _____ W ____ 41-11 1926 (A) _____ L ____ 3-13 1998 (A) _____ W ____ 20-16 2008 (H) _____ W ____ 52-10 UT leads, 16-7-2 1927 (H) _____ W _____ 41-7 MICHIGAN 1999 (H) _____ W ____ 24-20 2010 (H) _____ W ____ 51-17 1942 (H) _____ W _____ 64-0 2005 < ______W ____ 38-37 1999 @ ______L _____ 6-22 UT leads, 2-0 HOUSTON TOWN TEAM 1998 (A) _____ L _____ 7-48 UT leads, 1-0 2002 (A) _____ W ____ 27-24 1897 (H) _____ W _____ 42-6 1999 (H) _____ L ____ 17-35 2003 (H) _____ W _____ 31-7 FORT WORTH UNIV. 1901 (H) _____ W _____ 32-0 2002 (A) _____ W ____ 17-14 MINNESOTA 2006 (A) _____ W ____ 22-20 1897 (A) _____ L _____ 0-6 UT leads, 2-0 2003 (H) _____ W ____ 24-20 1936 (A) _____ L ____ 19-47 2007 (H) _____ W ____ 28-25 1897 (H) _____ W _____ 38-0 2006 (A) _____ L ____ 42-45 Minnesota leads, 1-0 2009 @ ______W ____ 13-12 Series tied, 1-1 HOWARD PAYNE 2007 (H) _____ L ____ 21-41 2010 (A) _____ W ____ 20-13 1919 (H) _____ W _____ 26-0 2010 (A) _____ L ____ 14-39 MISSISSIPPI UT leads, 10-4 GALVESTON HIGH 1920 (H) _____ W _____ 41-7 2011 (H) _____ L ____ 13-17 1912 (N) _____ W ____ 53-14 1895 (H) _____ W _____ 8-0 1921 (H) _____ W _____ 21-0 2012 (A) _____ L ____ 24-42 1914 (H) _____ W _____ 66-7 NEW MEXICO 1896 (H) _____ W _____ 42-0 1924 (H) _____ W _____ 6-0 2013 (H) _____ W ____ 31-21 1925 (H) _____ W _____ 25-0 1948 (H) _____ W _____ 47-0 1898 (H) _____ W _____ 17-0 1930 (H) _____ W _____ 26-0 2014 (A) _____ L _____ 0-23 1958 * ______L ____ 7-39 1988 (H) _____ W _____ 47-0 UT leads, 3-0 UT leads, 5-0 2015 (H) _____ W _____ 23-9 1962 ! ______W _____ 12-7 2012 (H) _____ W _____ 45-0 2016 (A) _____ L ____ 21-24 1966 # ______W _____ 19-0 UT leads, 3-0 GEORGIA IDAHO KSU leads, 10-7 2012 (A) _____ W ____ 66-31 1949 & ______W ____ 41-28 1949 (H) _____ W _____ 56-7 2013 (H) _____ L ____ 44-23 NEW MEXICO STATE 1957 (A) _____ W _____ 26-7 UT leads, 1-0 KENTUCKY UT leads, 6-2 1996 (H) _____ W _____ 41-7 1958 (H) _____ W _____ 13-8 1951 (H) _____ W _____ 7-6 1998 (H) _____ W ____ 66-36 1984 ! ______L ____ 9-10 INDIANA UT leads, 1-0 MISSISSIPPI STATE 2001 (H) _____ W _____ 41-7 UT leads, 3-1 1940 (A) _____ W _____ 13-6 1921 (H) _____ W _____ 54-7 2003 (H) _____ W _____ 66-7 1965 (H) _____ W ____ 27-12 KIRKSVILLE 1991 (A) _____ L _____ 6-13 2013 (H) _____ W _____ 56-7 GEORGIA TECH 1966 (H) _____ W _____ 35-0 1901 (A) _____ L ____ 0-48 1992 (H) _____ L ____ 10-28 UT leads, 5-0 1943 ! ______W _____ 14-7 UT leads, 3-0 Kirksville leads, 1-0 1999 ! ______W ____ 38-11 UT leads, 1-0 Series tied, 2-2 NORTH CAROLINA IOWA LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 1947 (H) _____ W _____ 34-0 HARVARD 1984 + ______L ____ 17-55 2000(H)______W ____ 52-10 MISSOURI 1948 (A) _____ L ____ 7-34 1931 (A) _____ L ____ 7-35 2006 = ______W ____ 26-24 2005(H)______W _____ 60-3 1894 (H) _____ L ____ 0-28 1951 (H) _____ W ____ 45-20 Harvard leads, 1-0 Series tied, 1-1 UT leads, 2-0 1896 (H) _____ L ____ 0-10 1952 (A) _____ W _____ 28-7 1900 (H) _____ W ____ 17-11 1980 # ______L ____ 7-16 HASKELL IOWA STATE LOUISIANA-MONROE 1901 (A) _____ W _____ 11-0 1982 $ ______L ____ 10-26 1902 (H) _____ L ____ 0-12 1979 (H) _____ W _____ 17-9 2009 (H) _____ W ____ 59-20 1907 (A) _____ L _____ 4-5 1994 $ ______W ____ 35-31 1903 (N) _____ L _____ 0-6 1998 (H) _____ W ____ 54-33 UT leads, 1-0 1916 (A) _____ L _____ 0-3 2001 (H) _____ W ____ 44-14 1904 (H) _____ L _____ 0-4 1999 (A) _____ W ____ 44-41 1931 (H) _____ W _____ 31-0 2002 (A) _____ W ____ 52-21 1905 (H) _____ L ____ 0-17 2002 (H) _____ W ____ 21-10 LSU 1932 (A) _____ W _____ 65-0 UT leads, 6-3 1906 (H) _____ W _____ 28-0 2003 (A) _____ W ____ 40-19 1896 (A) _____ L ____ 0-14 1946 ! ______W ____ 40-27 1907 (H) _____ W ____ 45-10 2006 (H) _____ W ____ 37-14 1899 (H) _____ W _____ 29-0 1946 (H) _____ W _____ 42-0 1909 (N) _____ L ____ 11-12 2007 (A) _____ W _____ 56-3 1902 (N) _____ L _____ 0-5 1979 (A) _____ W _____ 21-0 NORTH CAROLINA ST. 1910 (H) _____ W _____ 68-3 2010 (H) _____ L ____ 21-28 1907 (H) _____ W _____ 12-5 1982 (H) _____ W _____ 21-0 1999 (H) _____ L ____ 20-23 1912 (H) _____ W _____ 14-7 2011 (A) _____ W ____ 37-14 1910 (H) _____ W _____ 12-0 1985 (H) _____ W ____ 21-17 N.C. State leads, 1-0 1914 (N) _____ W _____ 23-7 2012 (H) _____ W _____ 33-7 1935 (A) _____ L ____ 6-18 1986 (A) _____ W ____ 27-25 1919 (H) _____ W _____ 13-7 2013 (A) _____ W ____ 31-30 1936 (H) _____ T _____ 6-6 1996 (H) _____ W ____ 40-10 NORTH TEXAS UT leads, 6-5 2014 (H) _____ W ____ 48-45 1937 (A) _____ L _____ 0-9 1997 (A) _____ L ____ 29-37 1976 (H) _____ W ____ 17-14 HAWAII 2015 (A) _____ L _____ 0-24 1938 (H) _____ L ____ 0-20 2000 (H) _____ W ____ 46-12 1978 (H) _____ W ____ 26-16 1995 (A) _____ W ____ 38-17 2016 (H) _____ W _____ 27-6 1941 (H) _____ W _____ 34-0 2001 (A) _____ W ____ 35-16 1981 (H) _____ W ____ 23-10 UT leads, 1-0 UT leads, 12-2 1948 (H) _____ W _____ 33-0 2004 (H) _____ W ____ 28-20 1983 (H) _____ W _____ 26-6 1950 (H) _____ W _____ 21-6 2005 (A) _____ W ____ 51-20 1988 (H) _____ W ____ 27-24 HOUSTON KANSAS 1952 (A) _____ W ____ 35-14 2008 (H) _____ W ____ 56-31 1992 (H) _____ W ____ 33-15 1953 (H) _____ W _____ 28-7 1901 (A) _____ L ____ 0-12 1953 (A) _____ L ____ 7-20 2009 (A) _____ W _____ 41-7 2002 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1968 (H) _____ T ____ 20-20 1938 (A) _____ L ____ 18-19 1954 (H) _____ W _____ 20-6 2011 (A) _____ L _____ 5-17 2004 (H) _____ W _____ 65-0 1976 (H) _____ L ____ 0-30 1996 (A) _____ W ____ 38-17 1963 ! ______L ____ 0-13 UT leads, 17-6 2006 (H) _____ W _____ 56-7 1977 (A) _____ W ____ 35-21 1997 (H) _____ W ____ 45-31 2003 ! ______W ____ 35-20 2014 (H) _____ W _____ 38-7 1978 (H) _____ L ____ 7-10 2000 (A) _____ W ____ 51-16 UT leads, 9-7-1 NASHVILLE UT leads, 10-0 1979 (A) _____ W ____ 21-13 2001 (H) _____ W _____ 59-0 1901 (N) _____ T _____ 5-5 1980 (H) _____ W ____ 15-13 2004 (A) _____ W ____ 27-23 LOUISVILLE 1902 (N) _____ W _____ 11-5 NORTHWESTERN 1981 (A) _____ T ____ 14-14 2005 (H) _____ W ____ 66-14 1993 (A) _____ L ____ 10-41 UT leads, 1-0-1 1942 (A) _____ L _____ 0-3 1982 (H) _____ W _____ 50-0 2008 (A) _____ W _____ 35-7 1994 (H) _____ W ____ 30-16 Northwestern leads, 1-0 1983 (A) _____ W _____ 9-3 2009 (H) _____ W ____ 51-20 Series tied, 1-1 NAVY 1984 (H) _____ L ____ 15-29 2011 (H) _____ W _____ 43-0 1964 ! ______W _____ 28-6 1985 (A) _____ W ____ 34-24 2012 (A) _____ W ____ 21-17 MARYLAND 1969 (H) _____ W ____ 56-17 1986 (H) _____ W ____ 30-10 2013 (H) _____ W ____ 35-13 1959 (H) _____ W _____ 26-0 UT leads, 2-0 1987 (A) _____ L ____ 40-60 2014 (A) _____ W _____ 23-0 1960 (A) _____ W _____ 34-0 1988 (H) _____ L ____ 15-66 2015 (H) _____ W ____ 59-20 1978 $ ______W _____ 42-0 1989 (A) _____ L ____ 9-47 2016 (A) _____ L __21-24 (ot) UT leads, 3-0 1990 (H) _____ W ____ 45-24 UT leads, 13-3 1991 (A) _____ L ____ 14-23 TEXASSPORTS.COM 163 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE ALL-TIME SCORES VS. 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NOTRE DAME 1957 (N) _____ L ____ 7-21 1996 (H) _____ W ____ 71-14 RADIO SCHOOL 1972 (A) _____ W _____ 45-9 1913 (H) _____ L ____ 7-30 1958 (N) _____ W ____ 15-14 1997 (A) _____ L ____ 16-42 1918 (H) _____ W _____ 25-0 1973 (H) _____ W ____ 55-13 1915 (H) _____ L ____ 7-36 1959 (N) _____ W ____ 19-12 1998 (H) _____ W ____ 37-34 1918 (H) _____ W _____ 22-7 1974 (A) _____ W _____ 27-6 1934 (A) _____ W _____ 7-6 1960 (N) _____ W _____ 24-0 1999 (A) _____ W ____ 34-21 UT leads, 2-0 1975 (H) _____ W _____ 41-9 1952 (H) _____ L ____ 3-14 1961 (N) _____ W _____ 28-7 2000 (H) _____ W _____ 42-7 1976 (A) _____ W ____ 42-15 1954 (A) _____ L ____ 0-21 1962 (N) _____ W _____ 9-6 2001 (A) _____ W ____ 45-17 RANDOLPH FIELD 1977 (H) _____ W ____ 72-15 1970 ! ______W ____ 21-17 1963 (N) _____ W _____ 28-7 2002 (H) _____ W ____ 17-15 1944 ! ______T _____ 7-7 1978 (A) _____ W _____ 34-0 1971 ! ______L ____ 11-24 1964 (N) _____ W _____ 28-7 2003 (A) _____ W ____ 55-16 1944 (H) _____ L ____ 6-42 1979 (H) _____ W _____ 26-9 1978 ! ______L ____ 10-38 1965 (N) _____ W _____ 19-0 2004 (H) _____ W ____ 56-35 Randolph Field leads, 1-0-1 1980 (A) _____ W ____ 41-28 1995 (A) _____ L ____ 27-55 1966 (N) _____ L ____ 9-18 2005 (A) _____ W ____ 47-28 1981 (H) _____ W _____ 31-3 1996 (H) _____ L ____ 24-27 1967 (N) _____ W _____ 9-7 2006 (H) _____ W ____ 36-10 REAM FLYING FIELD 1982 (A) _____ W _____ 34-7 2015 (A) _____ L _____ 3-38 1968 (N) _____ W ____ 26-20 2007 (A) _____ W ____ 38-35 1918 (H) _____ W _____ 26-2 1983 (H) _____ W _____ 42-6 2016 (H) _____ W _ 50-47 (2ot) 1969 (N) _____ W ____ 27-17 2008 (H) _____ W ____ 28-24 UT leads, 1-0 1984 (A) _____ W ____ 38-13 Notre Dame leads, 9-3 1970 (N) _____ W _____ 41-9 2009 (A) _____ W ____ 41-14 1985 (H) _____ W ____ 44-16 1971 (N) _____ L ____ 27-48 2010 (H) _____ L ____ 16-33 RICE 1986 (A) _____ W ____ 17-14 OHIO STATE 1972 (N) _____ L ____ 0-27 2011 (H) _____ L ____ 26-38 1914 (H) _____ W _____ 41-0 1987 (H) _____ W ____ 45-26 2005 (A) _____ W ____ 25-22 1973 (N) _____ L ____ 13-52 2012 (A) _____ W ____ 41-36 1915 (H) _____ W _____ 59-0 1988 (A) _____ W ____ 20-13 2006 (H) _____ L _____ 7-24 1974 (N) _____ L ____ 13-16 2013 (H) _____ L ____ 13-38 1916 (H) _____ W _____ 16-2 1989 (H) _____ W ____ 31-30 2009 ~ ______W ____ 24-21 1975 (N) _____ L ____ 17-24 2014 (A) _____ W _____ 28-7 1917 (H) _____ L ____ 0-13 1990 (A) _____ W ____ 26-10 UT leads, 2-1 1976 (N) _____ T _____ 6-6 2015 (H) _____ L ____ 27-30 1918 (A) _____ W _____ 14-0 1991 (H) _____ W _____ 28-7 1977 (N) _____ W _____ 13-6 2016 (A) _____ L ____ 31-49 1919 (H) _____ W _____ 32-7 1992 (A) _____ W ____ 23-21 OKLAHOMA 1978 (N) _____ L ____ 10-31 UT leads, 24-7 1920 (A) _____ W _____ 21-0 1993 (H) _____ W ____ 55-38 1900 (H) _____ W _____ 28-2 1979 (N) _____ W _____ 16-7 1921 (H) _____ W _____ 56-0 1994 (A) _____ L ____ 17-19 1901 (H) _____ W _____ 12-6 1980 (N) _____ W ____ 20-13 OREGON 1922 (A) _____ W _____ 29-0 1995 (H) _____ W ____ 37-13 1901 (A) _____ W _____ 11-0 1981 (N) _____ W ____ 34-14 1941 (H) _____ W _____ 71-7 1923 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1997 (A) _____ W ____ 38-31 1902 (H) _____ W _____ 22-6 1982 (N) _____ L ____ 22-28 1947 (A) _____ W ____ 38-13 1924 (A) _____ L _____ 6-19 1998 (H) _____ W ____ 59-21 1903 (H) _____ T ______6-6 1983 (N) _____ W ____ 28-16 1962 (H) _____ W ____ 25-13 1925 (H) _____ W _____ 27-6 1999 (H) _____ W ____ 18-13 1903 (A) _____ W ____ 11-5 1984 (N) _____ T ____ 15-15 1971 (H) _____ W _____ 35-7 1926 (A) _____ W _____ 20-0 2003 (A) _____ W _____ 48-7 1904 (H) _____ W ____ 40-10 1985 (N) _____ L ____ 7-14 2000 % ______L ____ 30-35 1927 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 2004 (H) _____ W ____ 35-13 1905 (A) _____ L _____ 0-2 1986 (N) _____ L ____ 12-47 2013 = ______L _____ 7-30 1928 (A) _____ W _____ 13-6 2005 (H) _____ W ____ 51-10 1906 (A) _____ W _____ 10-9 1987 (N) _____ L ____ 9-44 UT leads, 4-2 1929 (H) _____ W _____ 39-0 2006 (A) _____ W _____ 52-7 1907 (H) _____ W ____ 29-10 1988 (N) _____ L ____ 13-28 1930 (A) _____ L _____ 0-6 2007 (H) _____ W ____ 58-14 1908 (A) _____ L ____ 0-50 1989 (N) _____ W ____ 28-24 OREGON STATE 1931 (H) _____ L _____ 0-7 2008 (H) _____ W ____ 52-10 1909 (H) _____ W _____ 30-0 1990 (N) _____ W ____ 14-13 1980 (H) _____ W _____ 35-0 1932 (A) _____ W _____ 18-6 2010 (A) _____ W ____ 34-17 1910 (H) _____ L _____ 0-3 1991 (N) _____ W _____ 10-7 1987 (H) _____ W ____ 61-16 1933 (H) _____ W _____ 18-0 2011 (H) _____ W _____ 34-9 1911 (H) _____ L _____ 3-6 1992 (N) _____ W ____ 34-24 2012 = ______W ____ 31-27 1934 (A) _____ L ____ 9-20 2015 (H) _____ W ____ 42-28 1912 (N) _____ L ____ 6-21 1993 (N) _____ L ____ 17-38 UT leads, 3-0 1935 (H) _____ L ____ 19-28 UT leads, 72-21-1 1913 (N) _____ W _____ 14-6 1994 (N) _____ W ____ 17-10 1936 (A) _____ L _____ 0-7 1914 (N) _____ W _____ 32-7 1995 (N) _____ T ____ 24-24 PENN STATE 1937 (H) _____ L ____ 7-14 RUTGERS 1915 (N) _____ L ____ 13-14 1996 (N) _____ L __ 27-30(ot) 1972 ! ______L ____ 6-30 1938 (A) _____ L ____ 6-13 1997 (H) _____ W ____ 48-14 1916 (N) _____ W _____ 21-7 1997 (N) _____ W ____ 27-24 1984 (N) _____ W _____ 28-3 1939 (H) _____ W ____ 26-12 1999 (A) _____ W ____ 38-21 1917 (N) _____ L ____ 0-14 1998 (N) _____ W _____ 34-3 1989 (H) _____ L ____ 12-16 1940 (A) _____ L ____ 0-13 UT leads, 2-0 1919 (N) _____ L ____ 7-12 1999 (N) _____ W ____ 38-28 1990 (A) _____ W ____ 17-13 1941 (H) _____ W _____ 40-0 1922 (A) _____ W _____ 32-7 2000 (N) _____ L ____ 14-63 1997 ~ ______L ____ 15-38 1942 (A) _____ W _____ 12-7 ST. EDWARDS 1923 (H) _____ W ____ 26-14 2001 (N) _____ L _____ 3-14 Penn State leads, 3-2 1943 (H) _____ W _____ 58-0 1921 (H) _____ W _____ 33-0 1929 (N) _____ W _____ 21-0 2002 (N) _____ L ____ 24-35 1944 (A) _____ L _____ 0-7 1928 (H) _____ W _____ 32-0 1930 (N) _____ W _____ 17-7 2003 (N) _____ L ____ 13-65 PHILLIPS 1945 (H) _____ L _____ 6-7 1929 (H) _____ W _____ 13-0 1931 (N) _____ W _____ 3-0 2004 (N) _____ L _____ 0-12 1919 (H) _____ L ____ 0-10 1946 (A) _____ L ____ 13-18 UT leads, 3-0 1932 (N) _____ W ____ 17-10 2005 (N) _____ W ____ 45-12 1920 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1947 (H) _____ W _____ 12-0 1933 (N) _____ L _____ 0-9 2006 (N) _____ W ____ 28-10 1922 (H) _____ W ____ 41-10 1948 (A) _____ W _____ 20-7 SAM HOUSTON ST. 1934 (N) _____ W _____ 19-0 2007 (N) _____ L ____ 21-28 1923 (H) _____ W _____ 51-0 1949 (H) _____ L ____ 15-17 2006 (H) _____ W _____ 56-3 1935 (N) _____ W _____ 12-7 2008 (N) _____ W ____ 45-35 1924 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1950 (A) _____ W _____ 35-7 UT leads, 1-0 1936 (N) _____ W _____ 6-0 2009 (N) _____ W ____ 16-13 1926 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1951 (H) _____ W _____ 14-6 1937 (N) _____ T _____ 7-7 2010 (N) _____ L ____ 20-28 UT leads, 5-1 1952 (A) _____ W _____ 20-7 SAN ANTONIO TOWN TEAM 1938 (N) _____ L _____ 0-13 2011 (N) _____ L ____ 17-55 1953 (H) _____ L ____ 13-18 1893 (H) _____ W _____ 30-0 1939 (N) _____ L ____ 12-24 2012 (N) _____ L ____ 21-63 PITTSBURGH 1954 (A) _____ L ____ 7-13 1894 (A) _____ W _____ 34-0 1940 (N) _____ W ____ 19-16 2013 (N) _____ W ____ 36-20 1987 # ______W ____ 32-27 1955 (H) _____ W ____ 32-14 1894 (A) _____ W _____ 57-0 1941 (N) _____ W _____ 40-7 2014 (N) _____ L ____ 26-31 1994 (A) _____ W ____ 30-28 1956 (A) _____ L ____ 7-28 1895 (H) _____ W _____ 38-0 1942 (N) _____ W _____ 7-0 2015 (N) _____ W ____ 24-17 1995 (H) _____ W ____ 38-27 1957 (H) _____ W ____ 19-14 1896 (H) _____ W _____ 12-4 1943 (N) _____ W _____ 13-7 2016 (N) _____ L ____ 40-45 UT leads, 3-0 1958 (A) _____ L ____ 7-34 1897 (H) _____ W _____ 10-0 1944 (N) _____ W _____ 20-0 UT leads, 61-45-5 1959 (H) _____ W _____ 28-6 1897 (A) _____ W _____ 12-0 1945 (N) _____ W _____ 12-7 POLYTECHNIC 1960 (A) _____ L _____ 0-7 1899 (H) _____ W _____ 28-0 1946 (N) _____ W ____ 20-13 OKLAHOMA STATE 1913 (H) _____ W _____ 14-7 1961 (H) _____ W _____ 34-7 UT leads, 8-0 1947 (N) _____ W ____ 34-14 1916 (N) _____ W _____ 14-7 UT leads, 1-0 1962 (A) _____ T ____ 14-14 1948 (N) _____ L ____ 14-20 1917 (H) _____ W _____ 7-3 1963 (H) _____ W _____ 10-6 1949 (N) _____ L ____ 14-20 1918 (H) _____ W _____ 27-5 PURDUE 1964 (A) _____ W _____ 6-3 1950 (N) _____ L ____ 13-14 1920 (N) _____ W _____ 21-0 1950 (H) _____ W ____ 34-26 1965 (H) _____ L ____ 17-20 1951 (N) _____ W _____ 9-7 1922 (H) _____ W _____ 19-7 1951 (A) _____ W _____ 14-0 1966 (A) _____ W _____ 14-6 1952 (N) _____ L ____ 20-49 1944 (H) _____ L ____ 8-13 UT leads, 2-0 1967 (H) _____ W _____ 28-6 1953 (N) _____ L ____ 14-19 1946 (H) _____ W _____ 54-6 1968 (A) _____ W ____ 38-14 1954 (N) _____ L ____ 7-14 1963 (H) _____ W _____ 34-7 1969 (H) _____ W _____ 31-0 1955 (N) _____ L ____ 0-20 1967 (H) _____ W _____ 19-0 1970 (A) _____ W ____ 45-21 1956 (N) _____ L ____ 0-45 1968 (H) _____ W _____ 31-3 1971 (H) _____ W ____ 39-10

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SEWANEE 1966 (H) _____ L ____ 12-13 SYRACUSE 1946 (H) _____ W _____ 24-7 1905 (H) _____ W _____ 11-0 1898 (H) _____ L _____ 0-4 1967 (A) _____ W ____ 35-28 1960 ! ______L ____ 14-23 1947 (A) _____ W ____ 32-13 1906 (H) _____ W _____ 22-0 1899 (H) _____ L ____ 0-12 1968 (H) _____ W _____ 38-7 1992 (A) _____ L ____ 21-31 1948 (H) _____ T ____ 14-14 1908 (H) _____ W _____ 11-6 1902 (N) _____ W _____ 11-0 1969 (A) _____ W ____ 45-14 1993 (H) _____ T ____ 21-21 1949 (A) _____ W ____ 42-14 1909 (H) _____ W _____ 24-0 1905 (H) _____ W ____ 17-10 1970 (H) _____ W ____ 42-15 Syracuse leads, 2-0-1 1950 (H) _____ W _____ 17-0 1912 (H) _____ W ____ 30-10 1911 (H) _____ L _____ 5-6 1971 (A) _____ W ____ 22-18 1951 (A) _____ L ____ 21-22 1915 (H) _____ W _____ 72-0 1913 (N) _____ W _____ 13-7 1972 (H) _____ W _____ 17-9 TEMPLE 1952 (H) _____ W ____ 32-12 1918 (H) _____ W _____ 19-0 1915 (N) _____ W _____ 27-6 1973 (A) _____ W ____ 42-14 1949 (A) _____ W _____ 54-0 1953 (A) _____ W ____ 21-12 1924 (A) _____ W _____ 13-0 UT leads, 4-3 1974 (H) _____ W ____ 35-15 UT leads, 1-0 1954 (H) _____ W ____ 22-13 1927 (H) _____ T _____ 0-0 1975 (A) _____ W ____ 30-22 1955 (A) _____ W _____ 21-6 1928 (A) _____ W _____ 6-0 SIMMONS 1976 (H) _____ W ____ 13-12 TENNESSEE 1956 (H) _____ L ____ 21-34 1929 (H) _____ L ____ 12-15 1920 (H) _____ W _____ 63-0 1977 (A) _____ W ____ 30-14 1951 ! ______L ____ 14-20 1957 (A) _____ W _____ 9-7 1930 (A) _____ W _____ 7-0 1931 (H) _____ W _____ 36-0 1978 (H) _____ W _____ 22-3 1953 ! ______W _____ 16-0 1958 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1931 (H) _____ W _____ 10-0 UT leads, 2-0 1979 (A) _____ W _____ 30-6 1969 ! ______W ____ 36-13 1959 (A) _____ W ____ 20-17 1932 (A) _____ L ____ 0-14 1980 (H) _____ L ____ 6-20 UT leads, 2-1 1960 (H) _____ W ____ 21-14 1933 (H) _____ L ____ 0-30 SOUTH CAROLINA 1981 (A) _____ W _____ 9-7 1961 (A) _____ W _____ 25-0 1934 (A) _____ W ____ 20-19 1957 (H) _____ L ____ 21-27 1982 (H) _____ L ____ 17-30 TEXAS A&I 1962 (H) _____ W _____ 13-3 1935 (H) _____ L ____ 0-28 South Carolina leads, 1-0 1983 (A) _____ W ____ 15-12 1935 (H) _____ W _____ 38-6 1963 (A) _____ W ____ 15-13 1936 (A) _____ L ____ 6-27 1984 (H) _____ W _____ 13-7 UT leads, 1-0 1964 (H) _____ W _____ 26-7 1937 (H) _____ L ____ 0-14 SOUTHERN CAL 1985 (A) _____ L ____ 14-44 1965 (A) _____ W ____ 21-17 1938 (A) _____ L ____ 6-28 1955 (A) _____ L ____ 7-19 1986 (H) _____ W ____ 27-24 TEXAS A&M 1966 (H) _____ W ____ 22-14 1939 (H) _____ W ____ 25-19 1956 (H) _____ L ____ 20-44 1989 (A) _____ W ____ 45-13 1894 (H) _____ W _____ 38-0 1967 (A) _____ L ____ 7-10 1940 (A) _____ W ____ 21-14 1966 (H) _____ L ____ 6-10 1990 (H) _____ W _____ 52-3 1898 (H) _____ W _____ 48-0 1968 (H) _____ W ____ 35-14 1941 (H) _____ L ____ 7-14 1967 (A) _____ L ____ 13-17 1991 (A) _____ W _____ 34-0 1899 (N) _____ W _____ 6-0 1969 (A) _____ W ____ 49-12 1942 (A) _____ L ____ 7-13 2006 >< _____ W ____ 41-38 1992 (H) _____ W ____ 35-14 1900 (N) _____ W _____ 5-0 1970 (H) _____ W ____ 52-14 1943 (H) _____ W _____ 46-7 Southern Cal leads, 4-1 1993 (N) _____ W ____ 37-10 1900 (H) _____ W _____ 11-0 1971 (A) _____ W ____ 34-14 1944 (A) _____ L _____ 6-7 1994 (H) _____ W ____ 42-20 1901 (N) _____ W _____ 17-0 1972 (H) _____ W _____ 38-3 1945 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 SMU 1995 (A) _____ W ____ 35-10 1901 (H) _____ W _____ 32-0 1973 (A) _____ W ____ 42-13 1946 (A) _____ L ____ 0-14 1916 (H) _____ W _____ 74-0 UT leads, 47-22-4 1902 (N) _____ T _____ 0-0 1974 (H) _____ W _____ 32-3 1947 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 1918 (H) _____ W _____ 32-0 1902 (H) _____ L ____ 0-12 1975 (A) _____ L ____ 10-20 1948 (A) _____ W _____ 14-7 1920 (H) _____ W _____ 21-3 SW OKLAHOMA TEACHERS 1903 (H) _____ W _____ 29-6 1976 (H) _____ L ____ 3-27 1949 (H) _____ L ____ 13-14 1924 (A) _____ L ____ 6-10 1926 (H) _____ W _____ 31-7 1904 (H) _____ W _____ 34-6 1977 (A) _____ W ____ 57-28 1950 (A) _____ W _____ 21-7 1925 (A) _____ T _____ 0-0 1927 (H) _____ W _____ 43-0 1905 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1978 (H) _____ W _____ 22-7 1951 (H) _____ W ____ 32-21 1926 (H) _____ L ____ 17-21 UT leads, 2-0 1906 (H) _____ W _____ 24-0 1979 (A) _____ L ____ 7-13 1952 (A) _____ W _____ 14-7 1927 (A) _____ L ____ 0-14 1907 (N) _____ T _____ 0-0 1980 (H) _____ L ____ 14-24 1953 (H) _____ W _____ 13-3 1928 (H) _____ L _____ 2-6 SW TEXAS STATE 1907 (H) _____ W _____ 11-6 1981 (A) _____ W ____ 21-13 1954 (A) _____ W ____ 35-34 1929 (A) _____ T _____ 0-0 1930 (H) _____ W _____ 36-0 1908 (N) _____ W _____ 24-8 1982 (H) _____ W ____ 53-16 1955 (H) _____ L ____ 20-47 1930 (H) _____ W _____ 25-7 UT leads, 1-0 1908 (H) _____ W ____ 28-12 1983 (A) _____ W ____ 45-13 1956 (A) _____ L ____ 0-46 1931 (A) _____ L _____ 7-9 1909 (N) _____ L ____ 0-23 1984 (H) _____ L ____ 12-37 1957 (H) _____ W _____ 14-2 1932 (H) _____ W _____ 14-6 SOUTHWESTERN 1909 (H) _____ L _____ 0-5 1985 (A) _____ L ____ 10-42 1958 (A) _____ L ____ 8-22 1933 (A) _____ W _____ 10-0 1908 (H) _____ L ____ 9-11 1910 (N) _____ L ____ 8-14 1986 (H) _____ L ____ 3-16 1959 (H) _____ L ____ 9-14 1934 (H) _____ T _____ 7-7 1909 (H) _____ W _____ 12-0 1911 (N) _____ W _____ 6-0 1987 (A) _____ L ____ 13-20 1960 (A) _____ W _____ 3-2 1935 (A) _____ L ____ 0-20 1910 (H) _____ W _____ 11-6 1915 (A) _____ L ____ 0-13 1988 (H) _____ L ____ 24-28 1961 (H) _____ L _____ 0-6 1936 (H) _____ L ____ 7-14 1911 (H) _____ W _____ 11-2 1916 (H) _____ W _____ 21-7 1989 (A) _____ L ____ 10-21 1962 (A) _____ W ____ 14- 0 1937 (A) _____ L ____ 2-13 1912 (H) _____ W _____ 28-3 1917 (A) _____ L _____ 0-7 1990 (H) _____ W ____ 28-27 1963 (H) _____ W ____ 17- 0 1938 (H) _____ L _____ 6-7 1913 (H) _____ W _____ 52-0 1918 (H) _____ W _____ 7-0 1991 (A) _____ L ____ 14-31 1964 (A) _____ W ____ 28-13 1939 (A) _____ L ____ 0-10 1914 (H) _____ W _____ 70-0 1919 (A) _____ L _____ 0-7 1992 (H) _____ L ____ 13-34 1965 (H) _____ L ____ 10-25 1940 (H) _____ L ____ 13-21 1915 (H) _____ W _____ 45-0 1920 (H) _____ W ______7-3 1993 (A) _____ L _____ 9-18 1966 (A) _____ W _____ 13-3 1941 (A) _____ W _____34- 0 1916 (H) _____ W _____ 17-3 1921 (A) _____ T _____ 0-0 1994 (H) _____ L ____ 10-34 1967 (H) _____ L ____ 17-24 1942 (H) _____ W _____ 21-7 1917 (H) _____ W _____ 35-0 1922 (H) _____ L ____ 7-14 1995 (A) _____ W _____ 16-6 1968 (A) _____ W ____ 47-21 1943 (A) _____ W _____ 20-0 1919 (H) _____ W _____ 39-0 1923 (A) _____ W _____ 6-0 1996 (H) _____ W ____ 51-15 1969 (H) _____ W _____ 69-7 1944 (H) _____ W _____ 34-7 1920 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1924 (H) _____ W _____ 7-0 1997 (A) _____ L ____ 16-27 1970 (A) _____ W _____ 58-0 1945 (A) _____ W _____ 12-7 1921 (H) _____ W _____ 44-0 1925 (A) _____ L ____ 0-28 1998 (H) _____ W ____ 26-24 1971 (H) _____ W _____ 31-0 1946 (H) _____ W _____ 19-3 1922 (H) _____ W _____ 26-0 1926 (H) _____ W _____ 14-5 1999 (A) _____ L ____ 16-20 1972 (A) _____ W _____ 27-0 1947 (A) _____ L ____ 13-14 1923 (H) _____ W _____ 44-0 1927 (A) _____ L ____ 7-28 2000 (H) _____ W ____ 43-17 1973 (H) _____ W _____ 52-7 1948 (H) _____ L ____ 6-21 1924 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1928 (H) _____ W _____ 19-0 2001 (A) _____ W _____ 21-7 1974 (A) _____ W ____ 81-16 1949 (A) _____ L _____ 6-7 1925 (H) _____ W _____ 33-0 1929 (A) _____ L ____ 0-13 2002 (H) _____ W ____ 50-20 1975 (H) _____ W ____ 27-11 1950 (H) _____ W ____ 23-20 1926 (H) _____ W _____ 27-6 1930 (H) _____ W _____ 26-0 2003 (A) _____ W ____ 46-15 1976 (A) _____ W _____ 34-7 1951 (A) _____ W ____ 20-13 1933 (A) _____ W _____ 46-0 1931 (A) _____ L _____ 6-7 2004 (H) _____ W ____ 26-13 1977 (H) _____ W ____ 44-14 1952 (H) _____ W ____ 31-14 1943 (H) _____ L ____ 7-14 1932 (H) _____ W _____ 21-0 2005 (A) _____ W ____ 40-29 1978 (A) _____ W _____ 41-0 1953 (A) _____ W _____ 16-7 1944 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 1933 (A) _____ T ____ 10-10 2006 (H) _____ L _____ 7-12 1979 (H) _____ W ____ 35-10 1954 (H) _____ T ____ 13-13 1945 (H) _____ W _____ 46-0 1934 (H) _____ W _____ 13-0 2007 (A) _____ L ____ 30-38 1980 (A) _____ W ____ 51-26 1955 (A) _____ W ____ 19-18 UT leads, 20-2 1935 (A) _____ L ____ 6-20 2008 (H) _____ W _____ 49-9 1981 (H) _____ W ____ 31-15 1956 (H) _____ L ____ 19-20 1936 (H) _____ W _____ 7-0 2009 (A) _____ W ____ 49-39 1982 (A) _____ W ____ 38-21 1957 (A) _____ L ____ 12-19 STANFORD 1937 (A) _____ L _____ 0-7 2010 (H) _____ L ____ 17-24 1983 (H) _____ W ____ 20-14 1958 (H) _____ L ____ 10-26 1985 (A) _____ W ____ 38-34 1938 (H) _____ W _____ 7-6 2011 (A) _____ W ____ 27-25 1984 (A) _____ W ____ 44-23 1959 (A) _____ W _____ 21-0 1986 (H) _____ L ____ 20-31 1939 (A) _____ L ____ 0-20 UT leads, 76-37-5 1985 (H) _____ W _____ 20-0 1960 (H) _____ W _____ 17-7 1999 (H) _____ W ____ 69-17 1940 (H) _____ W _____ 7-0 1986 (A) _____ W ____ 45-16 1961 (A) _____ W _____ 27-0 2000 (A) _____ L ____ 24-27 1941 (A) _____ W _____ 23-0 TCU 1987 (H) _____ W ____ 24-21 1962 (H) _____ W _____ 6-0 Series tied, 2-2 1942 (H) _____ W _____ 12-6 1897 (N) _____ W ____ 18-10 1988 (A) _____ W ____ 30-21 1963 (A) _____ W ____ 17-12 1943 (A) _____ W ____ 27-13 1898 (N) _____ W _____ 16-0 1989 (H) _____ W ____ 31-17 1964 (H) _____ W _____ 7-0 1944 (H) _____ W _____ 6-0 1898 (H) _____ W _____ 29-0 1990 (A) _____ W ____ 38-10 1965 (A) _____ L ____ 14-31 1945 (A) _____ W ____ 20-10 1904 (H) _____ W _____ 40-0 1991 (H) _____ W _____ 32-0 TEXASSPORTS.COM 165 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE ALL-TIME SCORES VS. 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1992 (A) _____ L ____ 14-23 2011 (H) _____ W ____ 52-20 UTAH STATE WISCONSIN 1993 (H) _____ W _____ 24-3 2012 (A) _____ W ____ 31-22 1972 (H) _____ W ____ 27-12 1939 (A) _____ W _____ 17-7 1994 (A) _____ W ____ 34-18 2013 (H) _____ W ____ 41-16 1975 (H) _____ W _____ 61-7 UT leads, 1-0 1995 (H) _____ W ____ 27-19 2014 (A) _____ W ____ 34-13 1980 (H) _____ W ____ 35-17 2007 (H) _____ W ____ 34-13 2015 (H) _____ L ____ 45-48 UT leads, 3-0 WYOMING 2012 (H) _____ L ____ 13-20 2016 (A) _____ W ____ 45-37 1974 (H) _____ W _____ 34-7 2013 (A) _____ W _____ 30-7 UT leads, 50-16 VANDERBILT 1978 (H) _____ W _____ 17-3 2014 (H) _____ L ____ 10-48 1899 (A) _____ L _____ 0-6 2009 (A) _____ W ____ 41-10 2015 (A) _____ L _____ 7-50 TRANSYLVANIA 1900 (N) _____ W _____ 22-0 2010 (H) _____ W _____ 34-7 2016 (H) _____ L _____ 9-31 1905 (H) _____ L _____ 0-6 1903 (H) _____ T _____ 5-5 2012 (H) _____ W ____ 37-17 UT leads, 62-24-1 1910 (H) _____ W _____ 48-0 1905 (A) _____ L ____ 0-33 UT leads, 5-0 Series tied, 1-1 1906 (A) _____ L ____ 0-45 TEXAS TECH TRINITY 1921 (N) _____ L ____ 0-20 1928 (H) _____ W _____ 12-0 1902 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1922 (N) _____ L ____ 10-20 1934 (A) _____ W _____ 12-6 1904 (H) _____ W _____ 24-0 1923 (N) _____ W _____ 16-0 1937 (H) _____ W ____ 25-12 1909 (H) _____ W _____ 18-0 1925 (A) _____ L ____ 6-14 1945 (H) _____ W _____ 33-0 1914 (H) _____ W _____ 30-0 1926 (N) _____ L _____ 0-7 1947 (H) _____ W _____ 33-0 1917 (H) _____ W _____ 27-0 1927 (N) _____ W _____ 13-6 1949 (H) _____ W _____ 43-0 1927 (H) _____ W _____ 20-6 1928 (N) _____ L ____ 12-13 1950 (A) _____ W ____ 28-14 UT leads, 6-0 Vanderbilt leads, 8-3-1 1955 (H) _____ L ____ 14-20 1958 (H) _____ W _____ 12-7 TULANE VILLANOVA 1960 (H) _____ W _____ 17-0 1894 (H) _____ W _____ 12-0 1953 (H) _____ W ____ 41-12 1961 (H) _____ W ____ 42-14 1895 (H) _____ W _____ 16-0 UT leads, 1-0 1962 (A) _____ W _____ 34-0 1896 (A) _____ W _____ 12-4 VIRGINIA 1963 (H) _____ W _____ 49-7 1899 (A) _____ W _____ 11-0 1977 (H) _____ W _____ 68-0 1964 (A) _____ W _____ 23-0 1899 (H) _____ W _____ 32-0 1995 (H) _____ W ____ 17-16 1965 (H) _____ W _____ 33-7 1902 (A) _____ W _____ 6-0 1996 (A) _____ L ____ 13-37 1966 (A) _____ W ____ 31-21 1908 (H) _____ L ____ 15-28 UT leads, 2-1 1967 (H) _____ L ____ 13-19 1909 (A) _____ T ____ 10-10 VIRGINIA TECH 1968 (A) _____ L ____ 22-31 1923 (N) _____ W _____ 33-0 1995 * ______L ____ 10-28 1969 (H) _____ W _____ 49-7 1955 (H) _____ W ____ 35-21 Virginia Tech leads, 1-0 1970 (A) _____ W ____ 35-13 1956 (A) _____ W _____ 7-6 1971 (H) _____ W _____ 28-0 1957 (H) _____ W _____ 20-6 WABASH 1972 (A) _____ W ____ 25-20 1958 (A) _____ W ____ 21-20 1914 (H) _____ W _____ 39-0 1973 (H) _____ W ____ 28-12 1962 (H) _____ W _____ 35-8 UT leads, 1-0 1974 (A) _____ L _____ 3-26 1963 (A) _____ W _____ 21-0 1975 (H) _____ W ____ 42-18 1964 (H) _____ W _____ 31-0 WAKE FOREST 1976 (A) _____ L ____ 28-31 1965 (H) _____ W _____ 31-0 1973 (H) _____ W _____ 41-0 1977 (H) _____ W _____ 26-0 2002 (A) _____ W _____ 49-0 UT leads, 1-0 1978 (A) _____ W _____ 24-7 2003 (H) _____ W ____ 63-18 1979 (H) _____ W _____ 14-6 UT leads, 17-1-1 WASHINGTON 1980 (A) _____ L ____ 20-24 1974 (H) _____ W ____ 35-21 1981 (H) _____ W _____ 26-9 26TH INFANTRY 1975 (A) _____ W ____ 28-10 1982 (A) _____ W _____ 27-0 1906 (H) _____ W _____ 21-0 1979 $ ______L ____ 7-14 1983 (H) _____ W _____ 20-3 UT leads, 1-0 2001 % ______W ____ 47-43 1984 (A) _____ W ____ 13-10 UT leads, 3-1 1985 (H) _____ W ____ 34-21 UCF 1986 (A) _____ L ____ 21-23 2007 (A) _____ W ____ 35-32 WASHINGTON 1987 (H) _____ W ____ 41-27 2009 (H) _____ W _____ 35-3 (ST.LOUIS) 1988 (A) _____ L ____ 32-33 UT leads, 2-0 1904 (A) _____ W _____ 23-0 1989 (H) _____ L ____ 17-24 1906 (H) _____ W _____ 17-6 1990 (A) _____ W ____ 41-22 UCLA UT leads, 2-0 1991 (H) _____ W ____ 23-14 1970 (H) _____ W ____ 20-17 1992 (A) _____ W ____ 44-33 1971 (A) _____ W ____ 28-10 WASHINGTON STATE KEY 1993 (H) _____ L ____ 22-31 1997 (H) _____ L _____ 3-66 1954 (H) _____ W ____ 40-14 1994 (A) _____ L _____ 9-33 1998 (A) _____ L ____ 31-49 1961 (H) _____ W _____ 41-8 (H) Home 1995 (H) _____ W _____ 48-7 2010 (H) _____ L ____ 12-34 2004 % ______L ____ 20-28 (A) Away (N) Neutral 1996 (A) _____ W ____ 38-32 2011 (A) _____ W ____ 49-20 UT leads, 2-1 = Alamo Bowl 1997 (H) _____ L ____ 10-24 2014 (N) _____ L ____ 17-20 > BCS Championship 1998 (A) _____ L ____ 35-42 UCLA leads, 4-3 WEST TEXAS MILITARY ACADEMY # Bluebonnet Bowl 1999 (H) _____ W _____ 58-7 1906 (H) _____ W _____ 28-0 ! Cotton Bowl 2000 (A) _____ W ____ 29-17 UTEP** UT leads, 1-0 ~ Fiesta Bowl 2001 (H) _____ W _____ 42-7 1930 (H) _____ W _____ 28-0 + Freedom Bowl 2002 (A) _____ L ____ 38-42 1933 (H) _____ W _____ 22-6 WEST VIRGINIA ^ Gator Bowl 2003 (H) _____ W ____ 43-40 2008 (A) _____ W ____ 42-13 1956 (H) _____ L _____ 6-7 % Holiday Bowl & Orange Bowl 2004 (A) _____ W ____ 51-21 2009 (H) _____ W _____ 64-7 2012 (H) _____ L ____ 45-48 < Rose Bowl 2005 (H) _____ W ____ 52-17 2016 (H) _____ W _____ 41-7 2013 (A) _____ W __47-40 (ot) * Sugar Bowl 2006 (A) _____ W ____ 35-31 UT leads, 5-0 2014 (H) _____ W ____ 33-16 $ Sun Bowl 2007 (H) _____ W ____ 59-43 2015 (A) _____ L ____ 20-38 \ Texas Bowl 2008 (A) _____ L ____ 33-39 UTAH 2016 (H) _____ L ____ 20-24 @ Big 12 Championship 2009 (H) _____ W ____ 34-24 1982 (H) _____ W ____ 21-12 West Virginia leads, 4-2 ** Formerly known as 2010 (A) _____ W ____ 24-14 UT leads, 1-0 College of Mines

166 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1893 (4-0) 1899 (6-2) 1905 (5-4) 1911 (5-2) Head coach: none Head coach: M.G. Clarke Head coach: Ralph Hutchinson Head coach: Dave Allerdice tNov. 30 ______@ Dallas U ______W __18-16 Oct. 21 ______@ Dallas U ______W __ 11-6 Oct. 7 ______TCU ______W __11-0 Oct. 13 ______Southwestern ______W __11-2 Dec. 16 ______San Antonio ______W __30-0 Oct. 31 ______San Antonio ______W __28-0 Oct. 13 ______Haskell ______L __0-17 Oct. 24 ______Baylor ______W __11-0 Feb. 3 ______@ San Antonio ______W __ 34-0 Nov. 4 ______vs. Texas A&M (S.A.) ____W ___ 6-0 Oct. 21 ______Baylor ______W __39-0 Oct. 28 ______Arkansas ______W __12-0 Feb. 22 ______Dallas U ______W __16-0 Nov. 9 ______Sewanee ______L __0-12 Oct. 28 ______@ Vanderbilt ______L __0-33 Nov. 2 ______Sewanee ______L ___5-6 Nov. 18 ______@ Vanderbilt ______L ___ 0-6 Oct. 31 ______@ Arkansas ______W ___4-0 Nov. 13 ______vs. Texas A&M (Houston) ___W ___ 6-0 1894 (6-1) Nov. 20 ______@ Tulane______W __11-0 Nov. 3 ______@ Oklahoma ______L ___0-2 Nov. 18 ______Auburn ______W __18-5 Nov. 25 ______Tulane ______W __32-0 Nov. 10 ______Transylvania ______L ___ 0-6 Nov. 25 ______Oklahoma ______L ___ 3-6 Head coach: R.D. Wentworth tNov. 30 ______LSU ______W __ 29-0 Nov. 17 ______Sewanee ______W __17-10 Nov. 22 ______Texas A&M ______W __27-0 1912 (7-1) Oct. 19 ______Texas A&M ______W __38-0 1900 (6-0) Oct. 27 ______Tulane ______W __12-0 1906 (9-1) Head coach: Dave Allerdice Nov. 9 ______Austin YMCA ______W ___6-0 Head coach: S.H. Thompson Nov. 16 ______Austin YMCA ______W __24-0 Head coach: H.R. Schenker Oct. 5 ______TCU ______W __30-10 tNov. 29 ______Arkansas ______W __ 54-0 Oct. 10 ______Oklahoma ______W __28-2 Oct. 12 ______Austin College ______W ___3-0 Dec. 8 ______@ San Antonio ______W __ 57-0 Oct. 13 ______vs. Vanderbilt (D) _____W __22-0 Oct. 5 ______26th Infantry ______W __21-0 Oct. 19 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______L __6-21 Dec. 14 ______Missouri ______L __ 0-28 Oct. 27 ______vs. Texas A&M (S.A.) ____W ___ 5-0 Oct. 13 ______TCU ______W __22-0 Oct. 26 ______Haskell ______W __14-7 Nov. 17 ______Missouri ______W __17-11 Oct. 20 ______W. Texas Mililtary _____W __28-0 Nov. 4 ______@ Baylor ______W __19-7 1895 (5-0) Nov. 24 ______Kansas City Medics _____W __30-0 Oct. 27 ______@ Vanderbilt ______L __0-45 Nov. 13 ______vs. Mississippi (Houston) ___W __53-14 tNov. 29 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 11-0 Oct. 31 ______@ Arkansas ______W __11-0 Nov. 23 ______Southwestern ______W __28-3 Head coach: Frank Crawford Nov. 2 ______@ Oklahoma ______W __10-9 tNov. 28 ______Arkansas ______W __ 48-0 1901 (8-2-1) Nov. 9 ______Haskell ______W __28-0 Nov. 11 ______@ Dallas U ______W __ 10-0 Nov. 16 ______Daniel Baker ______W __40-0 1913 (7-1) Nov. 18 ______Austin YMCA ______W __24-0 Head coach: S.H. Thompson Nov. 23 ______Wash.-St. Louis ______W __17-6 Nov. 23 ______Tulane ______W __16-0 tNov. 29 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 24-0 Head coach: Dave Allerdice tNov. 28 ______San Antonio ______W __ 38-0 Oct. 7 ______Houston Town Team ____W __32-0 Dec. 6 ______Galveston ______W ___8-0 Oct. 12 ______vs. Nashville U. (D) _____T ___5-5 1907 (6-1-1) Oct. 3 ______Ft. Worth Poly ______W __14-7 Oct. 19 ______Oklahoma ______W __12-6 Oct. 10 ______Austin College ______W __27-6 1896 (4-2-1) Oct. 26 ______vs. Texas A&M (S.A.) ____W __ 17-0 Head coach: W.E. Metzenthin Oct. 16 ______Baylor ______W __77-0 Oct. 29 ______@ Baylor ______W __23-0 Oct. 25 ______vs. Sewanee (D) ______W __ 13-7 Head coach: Harry Robinson Nov. 9 ______Dallas AC ______W __12-0 Oct. 12 ______vs. Texas A&M (D) _____T ___0-0 Nov. 3 ______Southwestern ______W __52-0 Nov. 16 ______@ Missouri______W __11-0 Oct. 19 ______LSU ______W __12-5 Nov. 10 ______vs. Oklahoma (Houston) ___W __ 14-6 Oct. 17 ______Galveston ______W __42-0 Nov. 19 ______@ Kirksville ______L __ 0-48 Oct. 25 ______Haskell ______W __45-10 Nov. 18 ______Kansas State ______W __46-0 Oct. 24 ______@ Dallas U ______T ___ 0-0 Nov. 23 ______@ Kansas ______L __ 0-12 Oct. 30 ______@ Arkansas ______W __26-6 tNov. 27 ______Notre Dame ______L __ 7-30 Nov. 7 ______San Antonio ______W __12-4 Nov. 25 ______@ Oklahoma ______W __11-0 Nov. 2 ______@ Missouri______L ___4-5 Nov. 14 ______@ Tulane______W __12-4 tNov. 28 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 32-0 Nov. 9 ______Baylor ______W __27-11 1914 (8-0) Nov. 16 ______@ LSU ______L __ 0-14 Nov. 15 ______Oklahoma ______W __29-10 tNov. 26 ______Dallas U ______W __ 22-4 1902 (6-3-1) tNov. 28 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 11-6 Head coach: Dave Allerdice Dec. 14 ______Missouri ______L __ 0-10 Head coach: J.B. Hart 1908 (5-4) Oct. 3 ______Trinity ______W __30-0 DID YOU KNOW? The 1896 Texas varsity was the first Oct. 10 ______Baylor ______W __57-0 team to play out of state, as the team ventured east Oct. 4 ______Oklahoma ______W __ 22-6 Head coach: W.E. Metzenthin Oct. 17 ______Rice ______W __41-0 for games against Tulane (a 12-4 victory) and LSU Oct. 10 ______vs. Sewanee (D) ______W __ 11-0 Oct. 24 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __32-7 (a 14-0 loss). The games were played on a Saturday Oct. 18 ______vs. LSU (S.A.) ______L ___ 0-5 Oct. 10 ______TCU ______W __11-6 Oct. 31 ______Southwestern ______W __70-0 and Monday in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Oct. 25 ______vs. Texas A&M (S.A.) ____ T ___ 0-0 Oct. 17 ______Baylor ______W __27-5 Nov. 7 ______vs. Haskell (Houston) ___W __23-7 respectively, which was a particularly brutal travel Nov. 1 ______Trinity ______W __27-0 Oct. 24 ______Colorado College ______L __0-15 Nov. 17 ______Mississippi ______W __66-7 schedule for that time. Nov. 8 ______Haskell ______L __ 0-12 Nov. 2 ______Arkansas ______W __21-0 tNov. 26 ______Wabash ______W __ 39-0 Nov. 15 ______@ Nashville U ______W __ 11-5 Nov. 5 ______Southwestern ______L __9-11 1897 (6-2) Nov. 19 ______@ Alabama ______W __ 10-0 Nov. 9 ______vs. Texas A&M (Houston) ___W __ 24-8 DID YOU KNOW? In 1914, standout halfback Len Barrell Nov. 24 ______@ Tulane______W ___ 6-0 Nov. 13 ______@ Oklahoma ______L __ 0-50 scored 14 touchdowns and kicked 34 extra points and Head coach: W.F. Kelly tNov. 27 ______Texas A&M ______L __ 0-12 Nov. 18 ______Tulane ______L __15-28 one field goal to tally 121 points for the Longhorns. Nov. 29 ______Texas A&M ______W __28-12 He held the UT record for points in a season for 83 Oct. 23 ______San Antonio ______W __10-0 1903 (5-1-2) years before Ricky Williams broke it in 1997 and Oct. 30 ______@ Dallas U ______L __ 4-22 1909 (4-3-1) again in 1998. Nov. 1 ______@ Fort Worth U ______L ___ 0-6 Head coach: Ralph Hutchinson Nov. 3 ______@ Add Ran (Waco) _____W __18-10 Head coach: Dexter Draper 1915 (6-3) Nov. 13 ______Houston Town Team ____W __42-6 Oct. 3 ______School for Deaf ______W __17-0 Nov. 20 ______@ San Antonio ______W __ 12-0 Oct. 9 ______vs. Haskell (D)______L ___0-6 Oct. 9 ______Southwestern ______W __12-0 Head coach: Dave Allerdice tNov. 25 ______Fort Worth U ______W __ 38-0 Oct. 17 ______Oklahoma ______T ___6-6 Oct. 16 ______Haskell (D)______L __11-12 SWC: 2-2 (T-3rd) Dec. 11 ______Dallas U ______W __20-16 Oct. 24 ______Baylor ______W __48-0 Oct. 23 ______Trinity ______W __18-0 Oct. 29 ______Arkansas ______W __15-0 Oct. 30 ______TCU ______W __24-0 Oct. 2 ______TCU ______W __72-0 1898 (5-1) Nov. 6 ______Vanderbilt ______T ___5-5 Nov. 8 ______vs. Texas A&M (Houston) ___ L __ 0-23 Oct. 9 ______Daniel Baker ______W __92-0 Nov. 13 ______@ Oklahoma ______W __11-5 Nov. 13 ______@ Tulane______T __10-10 Oct. 16 ______Rice ______W __59-0 Head coach: D.F. Edwards Nov. 29 ______Texas A&M ______W __29-6 Nov. 19 ______Oklahoma ______W __30-0 Oct. 23 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______L __13-14 tNov. 25 ______Texas A&M ______L ___ 0-5 Oct. 30 ______Southwestern ______W __45-0 Oct. 15 ______@ Add Ran (Waco) _____W __ 16-0 1904 (6-2) Nov. 6 ______vs. Sewanee (Houston) ___W __ 27-6 Oct. 22 ______Texas A&M ______W __48-0 1910 (6-2) Nov. 13 ______Alabama ______W __20-0 Oct. 29 ______Galveston ______W __17-0 Head coach: Ralph Hutchinson Nov. 19 ______@ Texas A&M ______L __ 0-13 Nov. 5 ______Add Ran ______W __29-0 Head coach: W.S. Wasmund tNov. 25 ______Notre Dame ______L __ 7-36 Nov. 10 ______Sewanee ______L ___ 0-4 Oct. 8 ______TCU ______W __40-0 tNov. 24 ______Dallas U ______W __ 26-0 Oct. 15 ______Trinity ______W __24-0 Oct. 8 ______Southwestern ______W __11-6 Oct. 21 ______Haskell ______L ___0-4 Oct. 15 ______Haskell ______W __68-3 Oct. 29 ______@ Wash.-St. Louis _____W __ 23-0 Oct. 22 ______Transylvania ______W __48-0 Nov. 5 ______@ U. Chicago ______L __ 0-68 Oct. 29 ______Auburn ______W ___9-0 Nov. 16 ______Oklahoma ______W __40-10 Nov. 5 ______@ Baylor (forfeit) ______W ___ 1-0 Nov. 19 ______Baylor ______W __58-0 Nov. 14 ______vs. Texas A&M (Houston) ___ L __ 8-14 tNov. 24 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 34-6 Nov. 19 ______LSU ______W __12-0 tNov. 24 ______Oklahoma ______L ___ 0-3

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1916 (7-2) 1921 (6-1-1) 1925 (6-2-1) 1929 (5-2-2) Head coach: Eugene Van Gent Head coach: Berry Whitaker Head coach: E.J. Stewart Head coach: Clyde Littlefield SWC: 5-1 (1st) SWC: 1-0-1 (2nd) SWC: 2-1-1 (2nd) SWC: 2-2-2 (T4th) Sept. 30 ______SMU ______W __ 74-0 Oct. 1 ______St. Edwards ______W __33-0 Sept. 26 ______Southwestern ______W __ 33-0 Sept. 29 ______St. Edwards ______W __ 13-0 Oct. 7 ______Rice ______W __16-2 Oct. 8 ______Austin College ______W __60-0 Oct. 3 ______Mississippi ______W __25-0 Oct. 5 ______Centenary ______W __20-0 Oct. 13 ______vs. Oklahoma St. (S.A.) ___W __ 14-7 Oct. 15 ______Howard Payne ______W __21-0 Oct. 10 ______@ Vanderbilt ______L __6-14 Oct. 12 ______@ Arkansas ______W __27-0 Oct. 21 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __21-7 Oct. 21 ______vs. Vanderbilt (D) _____L __0-20 Oct. 17 ______vs. Auburn (D) ______W __ 33-0 Oct. 19 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __21-0 Oct. 28 ______Baylor ______L ___3-7 Oct. 29 ______Rice ______W __56-0 Oct. 24 ______Rice ______W __27-6 Oct. 26 ______Rice ______W __39-0 Nov. 4 ______@ Missouri______L ___0-3 Nov. 5 ______Southwestern ______W __44-0 Oct. 31 ______@ SMU ______T ___0-0 Nov. 2 ______@ SMU ______T ___0-0 Nov. 14 ______Arkansas ______W __52-0 Nov. 11 ______Mississippi State ______W __54-7 Nov. 7 ______Baylor ______W __13-3 Nov. 9 ______Baylor ______T ___0-0 Nov. 21 ______Southwestern ______W __17-3 tNov. 24 ______@ Texas A&M ______T ___ 0-0 Nov. 14 ______Arizona______W __20-0 Nov. 16 ______TCU ______L __12-15 tNov. 30 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 21-7 tNov. 26 ______@ Texas A&M ______L __ 0-28 tNov. 28 ______@ Texas A&M ______L __ 0-13 DID YOU KNOW? In 1916, 15,000 fans packed Clark 1922 (7-2) Field to witness Texas’ 21-7 upset win against Texas Head coach: Berry Whitaker 1926 (5-4) 1930 (8-1-1) A&M. It was the first UT vs. A&M game in Austin SWC: 2-1 (2nd) since 1909. It was at this game that the first Bevo Head coach: E.J. Stewart Head coach: Clyde Littlefield SWC: 2-2 (T-3rd) SWC: 4-1 (1st) was unveiled. Sept. 29 ______Austin College ______W __ 19-0 Oct. 7 ______Phillips ______W __41-10 Sept. 25 ______S.W. Okla. Teachers ____W __ 31-7 Sept. 21 ______Southwest Texas ______W __ 36-0 1917 (4-4) Oct. 14 ______Oklahoma A&M ______W __19-7 Oct. 2 ______@ Kansas State ______L __ 3-13 Sept. 28 ______College of Mines ______W __ 28-0 Oct. 21 ______vs. Vanderbilt (D) _____L __10-20 Oct. 9 ______Phillips ______W __27-0 Oct. 4 ______Centenary ______T ___0-0 Head coach: Bill Juneau Oct. 28 ______Alabama ______W __19-10 Oct. 16 ______vs. Vanderbilt (D) _____L ___0-7 Oct. 11 ______Howard Payne ______W __26-0 SWC: 2-3 (4th) Nov. 4 ______@ Rice ______W __29-0 Oct. 23 ______@ Rice ______W __20-0 Oct. 18 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __17-7 Nov. 11 ______Southwestern ______W __26-0 Oct. 30 ______SMU ______L __17-21 Oct. 25 ______@ Rice ______L ___0-6 Oct. 6 ______Trinity ______W __27-0 Nov. 18 ______@ Oklahoma ______W __32-7 Nov. 6 ______@ Baylor ______L __7-10 Nov. 1 ______SMU ______W __25-7 Oct. 13 ______Southwestern ______W __35-0 tNov. 30 ______Texas A&M ______L __ 7-14 Nov. 13 ______Southwestern ______W __27-6 Nov. 8 ______@ Baylor ______W __14-0 Oct. 20 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______L __0-14 tNov. 25 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 14-5 Nov. 15 ______@ TCU ______W ___7-0 Oct. 27 ______Rice ______L __0-13 tNov. 27 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 26-0 Nov. 3 ______@ Baylor ______L ___0-3 1923 (8-0-1) Nov. 10 ______Oklahoma State ______W ___7-3 Head coach: E.J. Stewart 1927 (6-2-1) Nov. 20 ______@ Texas A&M ______L ___ 0-7 SWC: 2-0-1 (2nd) 1931 (6-4) tNov. 29 ______Arkansas ______W __ 20-0 Head coach: Clyde Littlefield SWC: 2-2-1 (4th) Head coach: Clyde Littlefield Sept. 28 ______Austin College ______W __ 31-0 SWC: 2-3 (5th) 1918 (9-0) Oct. 6 ______Phillips ______W __51-0 Sept. 24 ______S.W. Okla. Teachers ____W __ 43-0 Oct. 13 ______vs. Tulane (Beaumont) ___W __ 33-0 Oct. 1 ______TCU ______T ___0-0 Sept. 27 ______Simmons ______W __ 36-0 Head coach: Bill Juneau Oct. 20 ______vs. Vanderbilt (D) _____W __16-0 Oct. 8 ______Trinity ______W __20-6 Oct. 3 ______Missouri ______W __31-0 SWC: 4-0 (1st) Oct. 27 ______Southwestern ______W __44-0 Oct. 15 ______vs. Vanderbilt (D) _____W __13-6 Oct. 10 ______Rice ______L ___0-7 Nov. 3 ______Rice ______W __27-0 Oct. 22 ______Rice ______W __27-0 Oct. 17 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W ___3-0 Sept. 28 ______TCU ______W __ 19-0 Nov. 10 ______@ Baylor ______T ___ 7-7 Oct. 29 ______@ SMU ______L __0-14 Oct. 24 ______@ Harvard ______L __7-35 Oct. 13 ______Penn Radio School _____W __ 25-0 Nov. 17 ______Oklahoma ______W __26-14 Nov. 5 ______Baylor ______W __13-12 Oct. 31 ______@ SMU ______L ___7-9 Oct. 27 ______Penn Radio School _____W __ 22-7 tNov. 29 ______@ Texas A&M ______W ___ 6-0 Nov. 12 ______Kansas State ______W __41-7 Nov. 7 ______Baylor ______W __25-0 Nov. 3 ______Ream Flying Field _____W __ 26-2 tNov. 24 ______@ Texas A&M ______L __ 7-28 Nov. 14 ______TCU ______W __10-0 Nov. 10 ______Oklahoma State ______W __27-5 1924 (5-3-1) Nov. 20 ______@ Centenary ______W ___6-0 Nov. 13 ______Camp Mabry Auto _____W __22-0 tNov. 26 ______@ Texas A&M ______L ___ 6-7 Nov. 16 ______@ Rice ______W __14-0 Head coach: E.J. Stewart 1928 (7-2) Nov. 23 ______SMU ______W __32-0 SWC: 2-3 (6th) tNov. 28 ______Texas A&M ______W ___ 7-0 Head coach: Clyde Littlefield 1932 (8-2) SWC: 5-1 (1st) Sept. 27 ______Southwestern ______W __ 27-0 Head coach: Clyde Littlefield 1919 (6-3) Oct. 4 ______Phillips ______W __27-0 Sept. 26 ______St. Edwards ______W __ 32-0 SWC: 5-1 (2nd) Oct. 11 ______Howard Payne ______W ___6-0 Oct. 2 ______Texas Tech ______W __12-0 Head coach: Bill Juneau Oct. 18 ______@ SMU ______L __6-10 Oct. 9 ______vs. Vanderbilt (D) _____L __12-13 Sept. 24 ______Daniel Baker ______W __ 26-0 SWC: 3-2 (4th) Oct. 25 ______Florida ______T ___7-7 Oct. 16 ______Arkansas ______W __20-7 Oct. 1 ______Centenary ______L __6-13 Nov. 1 ______@ Rice ______L __6-19 Oct. 23 ______@ Rice ______W __13-6 Oct. 8 ______@ Missouri______W __65-0 Sept. 27 ______Howard Payne ______W __ 26-0 Nov. 8 ______Baylor^ ______L __10-28 Oct. 30 ______SMU ______L ___2-6 Oct. 15 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __17-10 Oct. 4 ______Southwestern ______W __39-0 Nov. 15 ______@ TCU ______W __13-0 Nov. 5 ______@ Baylor ______W ___6-0 Oct. 22 ______@ Rice ______W __18-6 Oct. 11 ______Phillips ______L __0-10 tNov. 27 ______Texas A&M ______W ___ 7-0 Nov. 12 ______@ TCU ______W ___6-0 Oct. 29 ______SMU ______W __14-6 Oct. 18 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______L __7-12 tNov. 29 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 19-0 Nov. 5 ______@ Baylor ______W __19-0 Oct 25 ______Baylor ______W __29-13 ^ first game in Memorial Stadium Nov. 11 ______@ TCU ______L __ 0-14 Nov. 1 ______Rice ______W __32-7 DID YOU KNOW? The 1928 Longhorns were the first Nov. 18 ______@ Arkansas ______W __34-0 Nov. 8 ______Arkansas ______W __35-7 DID YOU KNOW? The “Longhorn T,” a monthly to wear “Texas orange” (burnt orange) jerseys. The tNov. 24 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 21-0 Nov. 13 ______Haskell ______W __13-7 newsletter published by the UT Athletics Council, change was made because the bright orange jerseys tNov. 27 ______@ Texas A&M ______L ___ 0-7 proudly announced on March 1, 1924, that UT had worn faded from repeated washings. Burnt 1933 (4-5-2) 1920 (9-0) $165,357.47 had been pledged by more than 3,500 orange jerseys were worn for the next decade until students, faculty and Mr. and Mrs. Lutcher Stark “as a wartime dye shortage forced UT to go back to the guarantee that Texas will have the first stadium in Head coach: Clyde Littlefield Head coach: Berry Whitaker bright orange. The darker orange was not re-adopted SWC: 2-3-1 (5th) SWC: 5-0 (1st) the entire south and one of the best in the country.” until Darrell Royal did so prior to the 1962 season. Sept. 23 ______@ Southwestern ______W __ 46-0 Sept. 25 ______Simmons ______W __ 63-0 Sept. 30 ______College of Mines ______W __ 22-6 Oct. 2 ______Southwestern ______W __27-0 Oct. 7 ______@ Nebraska ______L __0-26 Oct. 9 ______Howard Payne ______W __41-7 Oct. 14 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______L ___0-9 Oct. 16 ______vs. Oklahoma State (D) ___W __ 21-0 Oct. 21 ______vs. Centenary (S.A.) ____T ___0-0 Oct. 22 ______vs. Austin Col. (D) _____W __ 54-0 Oct. 28 ______Rice ______W __18-0 Oct. 30 ______@ Rice ______W __21-0 Nov. 5 ______@ SMU ______W __10-0 Nov. 5 ______Phillips ______W __27-0 Nov. 12 ______Baylor ______L ___ 0-3 Nov. 13 ______SMU ______W __21-3 Nov. 18 ______TCU ______L __ 0-30 tNov. 25 ______Texas A&M ______W ___ 7-3 Nov. 24 ______Arkansas ______L __ 6-20 tNov. 30 ______@ Texas A&M ______T __10-10

168 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1934 (7-2-1) 1939 (5-4) 1943 (7-1-1) 1947 (10-1) Head coach: Jack Chevigny Head coach: Dana X. Bible Head coach: Dana X. Bible Head coach: Blair Cherry SWC: 4-1-1 (2nd) SWC: 3-3 (4th) SWC: 5-0 (1st) SWC: 5-1 (2nd) Preseason ranking: NR, AP Preseason ranking: NR, AP Preseason ranking: 3rd, AP Sept. 22 ______@ Texas Tech ______W __ 12-6 Final ranking: NR, AP Final ranking: 14th, AP Final ranking: 5th, AP Oct. 6 ______@ Notre Dame ______W ___ 7-6 Oct. 13 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __19-0 Sept. 30 ______Florida ______W __ 12-0 Sept. 25 ______Blackland AAF ______W __ 65-6 Sept. 20 ______Texas Tech ______W __ 33-0 Oct. 20 ______Centenary ______L ___6-9 Oct. 7 ______@ Wisconsin ______W __17-7 Oct. 2 ______#11 Southwestern _____L __7-14 Sept. 27 ______@ Oregon ______W __38-13 Oct. 27 ______@ Rice ______L __9-20 Oct. 14 ______vs. #3 Oklahoma (D) _____ L __12-24 Oct. 9 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __13-7 Oct. 4 ______#19 North Carolina _____W __ 34-0 Nov. 3 ______SMU ______T ___7-7 Oct. 21 ______Arkansas ______W __14-13 Oct. 16 ______Arkansas ______W __34-0 Oct. 11 ___(#3) __ vs. #15 Oklahoma (D) ___W __34-14 Nov. 10 ______Baylor ______W __25-6 Oct. 28 ______Rice ______W __26-12 Oct. 23 __(#16) __Rice ______W __58-0 Oct. 18 ___(#3) ___Arkansas (Memphis) ____W __21-6 Nov. 17 ______@ TCU ______W __20-19 Nov. 4 ______@ # 16 SMU ______L __ 0-10 Oct. 30 __(#16) __@ SMU ______W __20-0 Oct. 25 ___(#3) __Rice ______W __12-0 Nov. 23 ______@ Arkansas ______W __19-12 Nov. 11 ______@ Baylor ______L __ 0-20 Nov. 13 __(#16) __TCU ______W __46-7 Nov. 1 ___(#3) __ @ #8 SMU ______L __13-14 Nov. 28 ______Texas A&M ______W __13-0 Nov. 18 ______TCU ______W __25-19 tNov. 25 __ (#12) __ @ #16 Texas A&M _____W __27-13 Nov. 8 ___(#8) __Baylor ______W __28-7 Nov. 30 ______@ #1 Texas A&M ______L __ 0-20 COTTON BOWL Nov. 15 ___(#7) __TCU ______W __20-0 1935 (4-6) Jan. 1 __ (#14) __ vs. Randolph Field _____ T ___ 7-7 tNov. 27 ___(#7) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __32-13 1940 (8-2) SUGAR BOWL Head coach: Jack Chevigny 1944 (5-4) Jan. 1 ___(#5) __ vs. #6 Alabama ______W __ 27-7 SWC: 1-5-0 (T-6th) Head coach: Dana X. Bible SWC: 4-2 (T-3rd) Head coach: Dana X. Bible DID YOU KNOW? A chartered DC-4 provided the trans- Sept. 28 ______Texas A&I ______W __ 38-6 Preseason ranking: NR, AP SWC: 3-2 (2nd) portation, as the Texas football team used air travel Oct. 5 ______@ LSU ______L __6-18 Final ranking: NR, AP Preseason ranking: NR, AP for the first time for its 1947 game at Oregon. The Oct. 12 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __12-7 trip, though reportedly very rough, didn’t slow UT as Oct. 19 ______Centenary ______W __19-13 Final ranking: NR, AP Longhorn senior quarterback Bobby Layne outdueled Oct. 26 ______Rice ______L __19-28 Sept. 28 ______Colorado ______W __ 39-7 Oct. 5 ______@ Indiana ______W __13-6 Oregon sophomore Norm Van Brocklin in Texas’ Nov. 2 ______@ SMU ______L __0-20 Sept. 30 ______Southwestern ______W __ 20-0 38-13 win. Nov. 9 ______@ Baylor ______W __25-6 Oct. 12 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __19-16 Oct. 7 ______#4 Randolph Field _____L __6-42 Nov. 16 ______TCU ______L __ 0-28 Oct. 19 __ (#14) __ @ Arkansas (L.R.) ______W __ 21-0 Oct. 14 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __20-0 Nov. 22 ______Arkansas ______L __13-28 Oct. 26 __(#21) __@ Rice ______L __0-13 Oct. 21 ______@ Arkansas (L.R.) ______W __ 19-0 1948 (7-3-1) tNov. 28 ______@ Texas A&M ______L __ 6-20 Nov. 2 ______SMU ______L __13-21 Oct. 28 ______@ Rice ______L ___0-7 Nov. 9 ______Baylor ______W __13-0 Nov. 4 ______SMU ______W __34-7 Head coach: Blair Cherry Nov. 16 ______@ TCU ______W __21-14 Nov. 11 ______Oklahoma State ______L __ 8-13 SWC: 4-1-1 (2nd) 1936 (2-6-1) Nov. 28 ______Texas A&M ______W ___7-0 Nov. 18 ______@ TCU ______L ___ 6-7 Preseason ranking: 16th, AP Dec. 7 ______@ Florida ______W __26-0 Nov. 30 ______Texas A&M ______W ___6-0 Final ranking: NR, AP Head coach: Jack Chevigny SWC: 1-5 (T-6th) 1941 (8-1-1) 1945 (10-1) Sept. 18 ______LSU ______W __ 33-0 Preseason ranking: NR, AP Sept. 25 ______@ #2 North Carolina ____ L __ 7-34 Final ranking: NR, AP Head coach: Dana X. Bible Head coach: Dana X. Bible Oct. 2 ______New Mexico ______W __47-0 SWC: 4-1-1 (T-2nd) SWC: 5-1 (1st) Oct. 9 __(#16) __vs. Oklahoma (D) ______L __14-20 Oct. 3 ______#13 LSU ______T ___6-6 Preseason ranking: NR, AP Preseason ranking: 10th, AP Oct. 16 ______Arkansas ______W __14-6 Oct. 10 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W ___6-0 Final ranking: 4th, AP Oct. 23 ______@ Rice ______W __20-7 Oct. 17 ______Baylor ______L __18-21 Final ranking: 10th, AP Oct. 30 ______#11 SMU ______L __6-21 Oct. 24 ______@ Rice ______L ___0-7 Sept. 27 ______@ Colorado ______W __ 34-6 Nov. 6 ______@ Baylor ______W __13-10 Oct. 31 ______#15 SMU ______L __7-14 Sept. 22 ______Bergstrom Field ______W __ 13-7 Nov. 13 ______@ TCU ______W __14-7 Oct. 4 ______LSU ______W __34-0 Sept. 29 ______Southwestern ______W __ 46-0 Nov. 7 ______@ TCU ______L __6-27 Oct. 11 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __40-7 tNov. 25 ______Texas A&M ______T __14-14 Nov. 14 ______@ #2 Minnesota ______L __19-47 Oct. 6 ______Texas Tech ______W __33-0 Oct. 18 ___(#2) ___Arkansas ______W __48-14 Oct. 13 __(#10) __vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __12-7 ORANGE BOWL tNov. 26 ______Texas A&M ______W ___ 7-0 Oct. 25 ___(#2) ___Rice ______W __40-0 Jan. 1 ______vs. #8 Georgia ______W __41-28 Dec. 5 ______@ #18 Arkansas (L.R.) ___ L ___ 0-6 Oct. 20 __ (#10) __ @ Arkansas (L.R.) ______W __ 34-7 Nov. 1 ___(#2) ___ @ #20 SMU ______W __ 34-0 Oct. 27 ___(#9) __Rice ______L ___6-7 Nov. 8 ___(#1) ___@ Baylor ______T ___7-7 Nov. 3 __(#19) __@ SMU ______W __12-7 1949 (6-4) 1937 (2-6-1) Nov. 15 ___(#2) ___TCU ______L __ 7-14 Nov. 10 __(#17) __Baylor ______W __21-14 Nov. 27 __ (#10) __ @ #2 Texas A&M ______W __ 23-0 Nov. 17 __(#17) __TCU ______W __20-0 Head coach: Blair Cherry Head coach: Dana X. Bible Dec. 6 ___(#4) __Oregon ______W __71-7 Nov. 29 __ (#10) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __20-10 SWC: 3-3 (T-3rd) SWC: 1-5 (7th) COTTON BOWL Preseason ranking: 12th, AP Preseason ranking: NR, AP 1942 (9-2) Jan. 1 __(#10) __vs. Missouri ______W __40-27 Final ranking: NR, AP Final ranking: NR, AP Head coach: Dana X. Bible 1946 (8-2) Sept. 17 ______Texas Tech ______W __ 43-0 Sept. 25 ______Texas Tech ______W __25-12 SWC: 5-1 (1st) Sept. 24 ______@ Temple ______W __ 54-0 Oct. 2 ______@ #6 LSU ______L ___ 0-9 Preseason ranking: NR, AP Head coach: Dana X. Bible Oct. 1 ______Idaho ______W __56-7 Oct. 9 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______T ___7-7 Final ranking: 11th, AP SWC: 4-2 (3rd) Oct. 8 __(#12) __ vs. #3 Oklahoma (D) _____ L __14-20 Oct. 16 ______Arkansas ______L __10-21 Oct. 15 __ (#16) __ @ Arkansas (L.R.) ______W __27-14 Oct. 23 ______Rice ______L __7-14 Preseason ranking: 1st, AP Sept. 19 ______Corpus Christi NAS _____W __ 40-0 Final ranking: 15th, AP Oct. 22 __(#10) __#9 Rice ______L __15-17 Oct. 30 ______@ SMU ______L __2-13 Sept. 26 ______Kansas State ______W __ 64-0 Oct. 29 __ (#19) __ @ #11 SMU ______L ___ 6-7 Nov. 6 ______@ #4 Baylor ______W ___ 9-6 Nov. 5 ______#6 Baylor ______W __20-0 Oct. 3 ______@ Northwestern ______L ___0-3 Sept. 21 ______Missouri ______W __ 42-0 Nov. 13 ______TCU ______L __ 0-14 Oct. 10 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W ___7-0 Nov. 12 __(#13) __TCU ______L __13-14 tNov. 25 ______@ Texas A&M ______L ___ 0-7 Sept. 28 ______Colorado ______W __ 76-0 tNov. 24 ______@ Texas A&M ______W __42-14 Oct. 17 __ (#20) __ @ Arkansas (L.R.) ______W __ 47-6 Oct. 5 ______Oklahoma State ______W __54-6 Oct. 24 __(#15) __@ Rice ______W __12-7 Oct. 12 ___(#1) ___vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __20-13 1938 (1-8) Oct. 31 __(#17) __SMU ______W __21-7 Oct. 19 ___(#3) __#14 Arkansas ______W __20-0 Nov. 7 __(#14) __Baylor ______W __20-0 Oct. 26 ___(#3) __ @ #16 Rice ______L __13-18 Head coach: Dana X. Bible Nov. 14 ___(#8) ___@ TCU ______L __ 7-13 Nov. 2 ___(#7) ___SMU ______W __19-3 SWC: 1-5 (T-6th) tNov. 26 __ (#18) __ Texas A&M ______W __ 12-6 Nov. 9 ___(#6) ___@ Baylor ______W __22-7 Preseason ranking: NR, AP COTTON BOWL Nov. 16 ___(#6) ___@ TCU ______L __ 0-14 Final ranking: NR, AP Jan. 1 __ (#11) __ vs. #5 Georgia Tech ____W __ 14-7 tNov. 28 __ (#20) __Texas A&M ______W __ 24-7 Sept. 24 ______@ Kansas ______L __18-19 Oct. 1 ______LSU ______L __0-20 Oct. 8 ______vs. #14 Oklahoma (D) _____ L __ 0-13 Oct. 15 ______@ Arkansas (L.R.) ______L __ 6-42 Oct. 22 ______@ Rice ______L __6-13 Oct. 29 ______SMU ______L ___6-7 Nov. 5 ______Baylor ______L __ 3-14 Nov. 12 ______@ #1 TCU ______L __ 6-28 tNov. 24 ______Texas A&M ______W ___ 7-6 TEXASSPORTS.COM 169 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1950 (9-2) 1954 (4-5-1) 1958 (7-3) 1962 (9-1-1) Head coach: Blair Cherry Head coach: Ed Price Head coach: Darrell Royal Head coach: Darrell Royal SWC: 6-0 (1st) SWC: 2-3-1 (5th) SWC: 3-3 (4th) SWC: 6-0-1 (1st) Preseason ranking: 5th, AP; NP, UPI Preseaon ranking: 4th, AP; NP, UPI Preseason ranking: 11th, AP; NP, UPI Preseason ranking: 2nd, AP; NP, UPI Final ranking: 3rd, AP; 4th, UPI Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Final ranking; NR, AP; NR, UPI Final ranking: 4th, AP; 4th UPI Sept. 23 __(#5/NP) __@ Texas Tech ______W __28-14 Sept. 18 __(#4/NP) __LSU ______W __ 20-6 Sept. 20 _(#11/NP) _Georgia ______W __ 13-8 Sept. 22 __(#2/NP) __Oregon ______W __25-13 Sept. 30 __(#5/NP) __Purdue ______W __34-26 Sept. 25 __(#4/NP) __@ #2/NP Notre Dame ___ L __ 0-21 Sept. 26 ______@ Tulane______W __21-20 Sept. 29 __(#3/NP) __@ Texas Tech ______W __ 34-0 Oct. 14 __ (#4/4) __ vs. #3/3 Oklahoma (D) __ L __13-14 Oct. 2 _(#12/16) _Washington State _____W __40-14 Oct. 4 _(#17/15) _Texas Tech ______W __12-7 Oct. 6 __(#3/3) __Tulane ______W __35-8 Oct. 21 __(#7/7) __Arkansas ______W __19-14 Oct. 9 _(#15/14) _ vs. #1/1 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __ 7-14 Oct. 11 _(#16/16) _ vs. #2/2 Oklahoma (D) ____W __15-14 Oct. 13 __(#2/1) __vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W ___9-6 Oct. 28 __(#7/7) __@ Rice ______W __35-7 Oct. 16 __(NR/18) __#12/16 Arkansas ______L __7-20 Oct. 18 __(#7/7) __Arkansas ______W __24-6 Oct. 20 __(#1/1) __#7/6 Arkansas ______W ___7-3 Nov. 4 __(#7/7) __#1/1 SMU ______W __23-20 Oct. 23 ______@ Rice ______L __7-13 Oct. 25 __(#4/4) __@ Rice ______L __7-34 Oct. 27 __(#1/1) __@ Rice ______T __14-14 Nov. 11 __(#5/NP) __@ Baylor ______W __27-20 Oct. 30 ______#18/12 SMU ______T __13-13 Nov. 1 _(#16/16) _NR/#17 SMU ______L __10-26 Nov. 3 __(#5/5) __SMU ______W ___6-0 Nov. 18 __(#6/6) __@ TCU ______W __21-7 Nov. 6 ______@ #20/NR Baylor ______L __ 7-13 Nov. 8 ______@ Baylor ______W __20-15 Nov. 10 __(#5/5) __@ Baylor ______W __27-12 Nov. 30 __(#3/4) __Texas A&M ______W __17-0 Nov. 13 ______@ TCU ______W __35-34 Nov. 15 ______@ #9 /14 TCU ______L __ 8-22 Nov. 17 __(#5/5) __@ TCU ______W __14-0 Dec. 9 __(#3/4) __LSU ______W __21-6 tNov. 25 ______Texas A&M ______W __22-13 tNov. 27 ______Texas A&M ______W __ 27-0 tNov. 22 __(#4/4) __Texas A&M ______W __ 13-3 COTTON BOWL COTTON BOWL Jan. 1 __ (#3/4) __ vs. #4/5 Tennessee _____L __14-20 1955 (5-5) 1959 (9-2) Jan. 1 __(#4/4) __vs. #7/8 LSU ______L __0-13 1951 (7-3) Head coach: Ed Price Head coach: Darrell Royal 1963 (11-0) SWC: 4-2 (3rd) SWC: 5-1 (T-1st) Head coach: Ed Price Preseason ranking: NR, AP; NP, UPI Preseason ranking: 17th, AP; NP, UPI NATIONAL CHAMPIONS SWC: 3-3 (T-3rd) Final ranking: NR, AP, NR, UPI Final ranking: 4th, AP; 4th, UPI Head coach: Darrell Royal Preseason ranking: 11th, AP; NP, UPI SWC: 7-0 (1st) Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Sept. 17 ______Texas Tech ______L __14-20 Sept. 19 _(#17/NP) _@ Nebraska ______W __ 20-0 Preseason ranking: 5th, AP; NP, UPI Sept. 24 ______Tulane ______W __35-21 Sept. 26 __(#15/8) __NR/#19 Maryland _____W __ 26-0 Final ranking: 1st, AP; 1st UPI Sept. 22 _(#11/NP) _#6/NP Kentucky ______W ___ 7-6 Sept. 30 ______@ #9/8 USC ______L __ 7-19 Oct. 3 __(#10/8) __California ______W __33-0 Sept. 29 _ (#11/NP) _ @ Purdue ______W __ 14-0 Oct. 8 ______vs. #3/3 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __ 0-20 Oct. 10 __(#4/4) __ vs. #13/14 Oklahoma (D) ____W __19-12 Sept. 20 __(#5/NP) __@ Tulane______W __ 21-0 Oct. 6 __(#6/4) __North Carolina ______W __45-20 Oct. 15 ______@ Arkansas (L.R.) ______L __20-27 Oct. 17 __(#3/3) __@ #12/14 Arkansas (L.R.) ___ W __13-12 Sept. 28 __(#4/NP) __Texas Tech ______W __ 49-7 Oct. 13 __(#6/4) __ vs. #11/14 Oklahoma (D) ___ W ___ 9-7 Oct. 22 ______Rice ______W __32-14 Oct. 24 __(#3/3) __Rice ______W __28-6 Oct. 5 __(#3/3) __Oklahoma State ______W __34-7 Oct. 20 __(#4/4) __@ Arkansas ______L __14-16 Oct. 29 ______@ SMU ______W __19-18 Oct. 31 __(#4/4) __@ SMU ______W __21-0 Oct. 12 __(#2/2) __ vs. #1/1 Oklahoma (D) ____W __ 28-7 Oct. 27 _(#10/10) _Rice ______W __14-6 Nov. 5 ______Baylor ______W __21-20 Nov. 7 __(#3/4) __Baylor ______W __13-12 Oct. 19 __ (#1/1) __ @ Arkansas (L.R.) ______W __17-13 Nov. 3 _(#12/12) _@ SMU ______W __20-13 Nov. 12 ______#8/7 TCU ______L __20-47 Nov. 14 __(#2/2) __#18/19 TCU ______L __ 9-14 Oct. 26 __(#1/1) __Rice ______W __10-6 Nov. 10 _(#10)/10) _#16/16 Baylor ______L __ 6-18 tNov. 24 ______@ #8/8 Texas A&M _____W __ 21-6 tNov. 26 __ (#4/4) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __20-17 Nov. 2 __(#1/1) __@ SMU ______W __17-12 Nov. 17 _(#15/16) _#13/12 TCU ______W __32-21 COTTON BOWL Nov. 9 __(#1/1) __Baylor ______W ___7-0 Nov. 29 _ (#16/13) _ @ Texas A&M ______L __21-22 1956 (1-9) Jan. 1 __(#4/4) __vs. #1/1 Syracuse ______L __14-23 Nov. 16 __(#1/1) __TCU ______W __17-0 tNov. 28 __ (#1/1) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __15-13 1952 (9-2) Head coach: Ed Price 1960 (7-3-1) COTTON BOWL SWC: 0-6 (7th) Jan. 1 __(#1/1) __vs. #2/2 Navy ______W __28-6 Head coach: Ed Price Preseason ranking: NR, AP; NP, UPI Head coach: Darrell Royal SWC: 6-0 (1st) Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI SWC: 5-2 (T-2nd) Preseason ranking: 11th, AP; 10th, UPI Preseason ranking: 4th, AP; NP, UPI 1964 (10-1) Final ranking: 10th, AP; 11th, UPI Sept. 22 ______#15/NP USC ______L __20-44 Final ranking: NR, AP; 17th, UPI Head coach: Darrell Royal Sept. 29 ______@ Tulane______W ___ 7-6 SWC: 6-1 (2nd) Sept. 20 _ (#11/10) _ @ LSU ______W __35-14 Oct. 6 ______West Virginia ______L ___6-7 Sept. 17 __(#4/NP) __Nebraska______L __13-14 Preseason ranking: 4th, AP; NP, UPI Sept. 27 _ (#11/10) _ @ North Carolina ______W __ 28-7 Oct. 13 ______vs. #1/1 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __ 0-45 Sept. 24 _(#15/NP) _@ Maryland ______W __ 34-0 Final ranking: 5th, AP; 5th, UPI Oct. 4 __ (#5/3) __ #19/18 Notre Dame ____ L __ 3-14 Oct. 20 ______Arkansas ______L __14-32 Oct. 1 _(#13/15) _Texas Tech ______W __17-0 Oct. 27 ______@ Rice ______L __7-28 Oct. 11 __(NR/14) __ vs. #12/7 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __20-49 Oct. 8 _(#15/NR) _vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __24-0 Sept. 19 __(#4/NP) __Tulane ______W __ 31-0 Oct. 18 ______Arkansas ______W __44-7 Nov. 3 ______SMU ______L __19-20 Oct. 15 __(#11/9) __Arkansas ______L __23-24 Nov. 10 ______@ Baylor ______L __ 7-10 Sept. 26 __(#4/NP) __@ Texas Tech ______W __ 23-0 Oct. 25 _(#20/NR) _@ Rice ______W __20-7 Oct. 22 _ (#16/NR) _ @ #20/18 Rice ______L ___ 0-7 Oct. 3 __(#1/1) __NR/10 Army ______W __17-6 Nov. 1 _(#14/16) _SMU ______W __31-14 Nov. 17 ______@ TCU ______L __ 0-46 Oct. 29 ______SMU ______W __17-7 Nov. 29 ______#5/4 Texas A&M ______L __21-34 Oct. 10 __(#1/1) __vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __28-7 Nov. 8 _(#13/12) _@ Baylor ______W __35-33 Nov. 5 ______@ #11/11 Baylor ______W __ 12-7 Oct. 17 __(#1/1) __#8/10 Arkansas ______L __13-14 Nov. 15 __(#9/10) __@ TCU ______W __14-7 Nov. 12 ______@ TCU ______W ___3-2 Oct. 24 __(#6/6) __@ Rice ______W ___6-3 tNov. 27 _ (#10/10) _ Texas A&M ______W __32-12 1957 (6-4-1) tNov. 24 ______Texas A&M ______W __21-14 Oct. 31 __(#6/6) __SMU ______W ___7-0 COTTON BOWL BLUEBONNET BOWL Nov. 7 __(#6/7) __@ Baylor ______W __20-14 Jan. 1 _ (#10/11) _ vs. #8/8 Tennessee _____W __ 16-0 Head coach: Darrell Royal Dec. 17 __(NR/17) __vs. #9/9 Alabama _____T ___3-3 Nov. 14 __(#5/5) __@ TCU ______W __28-13 SWC: 4-1-1 (2nd) tNov. 26 __(#5/5) __Texas A&M ______W __ 26-7 1953 (7-3) Preseason ranking: NR, AP; NP, UPI 1961 (10-1) ORANGE BOWL Final rankings: 11th, AP; 11th UPI Jan. 1 __(#5/5) __vs. #1/1 Alabama _____W __21-17 Head coach: Ed Price Head coach: Darrell Royal SWC: 5-1 (T-1st) Sept. 21 ______vs. Georgia (A) ______W __ 26-7 SWC: 6-1 (T-1st) Preseason ranking: 11th, AP; NP, UPI Sept. 28 _ (#13/14) _ Tulane ______W __ 20-6 Preseason ranking: 4th, AP; NP, UPI 1965 (6-4) Final ranking: 11th, AP; 8th, UPI Oct. 5 _(#20/17) _South Carolina ______L __21-27 Final ranking: 3rd, AP; 4th, UPI Head coach: Darrell Royal Oct. 12 ______vs. #1/1 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __ 7-21 SWC: 3-4 (T-4th) Sept. 19 _(#11/NP) _@ LSU ______L __ 7-20 Oct. 19 ______@ #10/9 Arkansas ____W __ 17-0 Sept. 23 __(#4/NP) __@ California ______W __ 28-3 Oct. 26 _(#19/17) _#13/11 Rice ______W __19-14 Preseason ranking: 2nd, AP; NP, UPI Sept. 26 _(#11/NP) _Villanova ______W __41-12 Sept. 30 __(#6/NP) __Texas Tech ______W __42-14 Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Oct. 3 _(#17/NP) _Houston ______W __28-7 Nov. 2 _(#13/16) _@ SMU ______L __12-19 Oct. 7 __(#5/5) __Washington State _____W __41-8 Nov. 9 ______Baylor ______T ___7-7 Oct. 10 _(#15/14) _ vs. #16/15 Oklahoma (D) ____L __14-19 Oct. 14 __(#4/3) __vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __28-7 Sept. 18 __(#2/NP) __Tulane ______W __ 31-0 Oct. 17 ______@ Arkansas ______W __16-7 Nov. 16 ______#17/NR TCU ______W __14-2 Oct. 21 __ (#3/3) __ @ #10/11 Arkansas ____W __ 33-7 tNov. 28 __(NR/15) __@ #4/5 Texas A&M _____W ___ 9-7 Sept. 25 __(#3/NP) __Texas Tech ______W __ 33-7 Oct. 24 ______Rice ______L __13-18 Oct. 28 __(#3/3) __Rice ______W __34-7 Oct. 2 __(#1/1) __Indiana ______W __27-12 Oct. 31 ______@ #11/12 SMU ______W __ 16-7 SUGAR BOWL Nov. 4 __(#3//3) __@ SMU ______W __27-0 Jan. 1 _(#11/11) _vs. #7/8 Mississippi ____L __7-39 Oct. 9 __(#1/2) __vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __19-0 Nov. 7 _(#19/16) _#3/3 Baylor ______W __21-20 Nov. 11 __(#1/1) __Baylor ______W __33-7 Oct. 16 __ (#1/2) __ @ #3/3 Arkansas ______L __24-27 Nov. 14 _(#10/11) _TCU ______W __13-3 Nov. 18 __(#1/1) __TCU ______L ___ 0-6 A - game played at Grant Field in Atlanta Oct. 23 __(#5/6) __Rice ______L __17-20 tNov. 26 __ (#7/8) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __21-12 tNov. 23 __ (#5/5) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __ 25-0 Oct. 30 __(#9/NR) __@ SMU ______L __14-31 COTTON BOWL Nov. 6 ______Baylor ______W __35-14 Jan. 1 __(#3//4) __vs. #5/5 Mississippi ____W __12-7 Nov. 13 ______TCU ______L __10-25 tNov. 25 ______@ Texas A&M ______W __21-17

170 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1966 (7-4) 1970 (10-1) 1973 (8-3) 1977 (11-1) Head coach: Darrell Royal NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Head coach: Darrell Royal Head coach: Fred Akers SWC: 5-2 (2nd) Head coach: Darrell Royal SWC: 7-0 (1st) SWC: 8-0 (1st) Preseason ranking: NR, AP; NP, UPI SWC: 7-0 (1st) Preseason ranking: 3rd, AP; NP, UPI Preseason ranking: 18th, AP; 13th, UPI Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Preseason ranking: 2nd, AP; NP, UPI Final ranking: 14th, AP; 8th, UPI Final ranking: 4th, AP; 5th, UPI Final ranking: 3rd, AP; 1st, UPI Sept. 17 ______#9/NP USC ______L __ 6-10 Sept. 21 ______@ Miami (Fla.) ______L __15-20 Sept. 10 _ (#18/13) _ Boston College ______W __ 44-0 Sept. 24 ______@ Texas Tech ______W __31-21 Sept. 19 __(#2/NP) __California ______W __56-15 Sept. 29 ______Texas Tech ______W __28-12 Sept. 17 __(#9/13) __Virginia ______W __ 68-0 Oct. 1 ______Indiana ______W __35-0 Sept. 26 __ (#2/1) __ @ Texas Tech ______W __35-13 Oct. 6 ______Wake Forest ______W __41-0 Oct. 1 __(#8/8) __Rice ______W __72-15 Oct. 8 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______L __9-18 Oct. 3 __(#2/2) __#13/13 UCLA ______W __20-17 Oct. 13 ______vs. #6/6 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __13-52 Oct. 8 __(#5/4) __ vs. #2/3 Oklahoma (D) ____W __ 13-6 Oct. 15 ______Arkansas ______L __7-12 Oct. 10 __(#2/2) __ vs.NR/19 Oklahoma (D) ____W __ 41-9 Oct. 20 ______@ Arkansas ______W __34-6 Oct. 15 __ (#2/2) __ @ #8/8 Arkansas ______W __ 13-9 Oct. 22 ______@ Rice ______W __14-6 Oct. 24 __(#2/2) __@ Rice ______W __45-21 Oct. 27 _(#19/ NR) _Rice ______W __55-13 Oct. 22 __(#2/2) __@ SMU ______W __30-14 Oct. 29 ______SMU ______L __12-13 Oct. 31 __(#1/2) __SMU ______W __42-15 Nov. 3 _(#20/14) _@ SMU ______W __42-14 Oct. 29 __(#1/1) __#14/13 Texas Tech _____W __26-0 Nov. 5 ______@ Baylor ______W __26-14 Nov. 7 __(#1/1) __@ Baylor ______W __21-14 Nov. 10 _(#13/12) _Baylor ______W __42-6 Nov. 5 __(#1/1) __@ Houston______W __35-21 Nov. 12 ______@ TCU ______W __13-3 Nov. 14 __(#2/1) __@ TCU ______W __58-0 Nov. 17 _(#11/11) _TCU ______W __52-7 Nov. 12 __(#1/1) __TCU ______W __44-14 tNov. 24 ______Texas A&M ______W __22-14 tNov. 26 __(#1/1) __Texas A&M ______W __52-14 tNov. 22 _ (#11/11) _ @ Texas A&M ______W __42-13 Nov. 19 __(#1/1) __Baylor ______W __29-7 BLUEBONNET BOWL Dec. 5 __(#1/1) __#4/5 Arkansas ______W __42-7 COTTON BOWL Nov. 26 __ (#1/1) __ @ #12/11 Texas A&M ___W __57-28 Dec. 17 ______vs. Mississippi ______W __19-0 COTTON BOWL Jan. 1 __ (#8/8) __ vs. #12/11 Nebraska ____ L __ 3-19 COTTON BOWL Jan. 1 __ (#1/1) __ vs. #6/5 Notre Dame ____ L __11-24 Jan. 1 __ (#1/1) __ vs. #5/5 Notre Dame ____ L __10-38 1967 (6-4) 1974 (8-4) Head coach: Darrell Royal 1971 (8-3) Head coach: Darrell Royal 1978 (9-3) SWC: 4-3 (T-3rd) Head coach: Darrell Royal SWC: 5-2 (T-2nd) Head coach: Fred Akers Preseason ranking: 4th, AP; NP, UPI SWC: 6-1 (1st) Preseason ranking: 10th, AP; NP, UPI SWC: 6-2 (T-2nd) Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Preseason ranking: 3rd, AP; 3rd UPI Final ranking: T-17th, AP;, NR, UPI Preseason ranking: 8th, AP; 7th, UPI Final ranking: 18th, AP; 12th, UPI Final ranking: 9th, AP; 9th, UPI Sept. 23 __(#5/NP) _ @ #4/NP USC ______L __13-17 Sept. 14 __ (#10) __ @ Boston College ______W __42-19 Sept. 30 __(#8/NR) __Texas Tech ______L __13-19 Sept. 18 __(#3/3) __@ UCLA ______W __28-10 Sept. 21 __(#9/8) __Wyoming ______W __ 34-7 Sept. 16 __(#7/7) __@ Rice ______W __ 34-0 Oct. 7 ______Oklahoma State ______W __19-0 Sept. 25 __(#3/3) __Texas Tech ______W __ 28-0 Sept. 28 __ (#6/5) __ @ Texas Tech ______L __ 3-26 Sept. 23 __(#6/6) __Wyoming ______W __ 17-3 Oct. 14 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W ___9-7 Oct. 2 __(#3/3) __Oregon ______W __35-7 Oct. 5 _(#19/16) _Washington ______W __35-21 Sept. 30 __ (#6/6) __ @ Texas Tech ______W __ 24-7 Oct. 21 ______@ Arkansas (L.R.) ______W __21-12 Oct. 9 __(#3/3) __ vs. #8 /7Oklahoma (D) ____ L __27-48 Oct. 12 _(#17/16) _ vs. #2/PB Oklahoma (D) ___ L __13-16 Oct. 7 __(#6/6) __ vs. #1/1 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __10-31 Oct. 28 ______Rice ______W __28-6 Oct. 16 _(#10/10) _@ #16/17 Arkansas (L.R.) ___ L __ 7-31 Oct. 19 _(#16/20) _Arkansas ______W __38-7 Oct. 14 _(#12/13) _North Texas ______W __26-16 Nov. 4 ______@ SMU ______W __35-28 Oct. 23 _(#16/NR) _Rice ______W __39-10 Oct. 26 _(#13/10) _@ Rice ______W __27-6 Oct. 21 __(#8/8) __#3/3 Arkansas ______W __28-21 Nov. 11 ______Baylor ______W __24-0 Oct. 30 _(#14/17) _@ SMU ______W __22-18 Nov. 2 _(#12/11) _SMU ______W __35-15 Oct. 28 __(#7/7) __SMU ______W __22-3 Nov. 18 ______TCU ______L __17-24 Nov. 6 _(#15/17) _Baylor ______W __24-0 Nov. 9 _(#12/10) _@ Baylor ______L __24-34 Nov. 11 __(#6/6) __#8/8 Houston ______L __ 7-10 tNov. 23 ______@ Texas A&M ______L __ 7-10 Nov. 13 _(#13/15) _TCU ______W __31-0 Nov. 16 ______@ TCU ______W __81-16 Nov. 18 __(#9/9) __@ TCU ______W __41-0 tNov. 25 _ (#12/18) _ @ Texas A&M ______W __34-14 fNov. 29 _ (#17/18) _ #8/7 Texas A&M ______W __ 32-3 Nov. 25 __(#9/9) __@ Baylor ______L __14-38 1968 (9-1-1) COTTON BOWL GATOR BOWL Dec. 2 _(#14/17) _Texas A&M ______W __22-7 Jan. 1 _ (#12/12) _ vs. #10/11 Penn State ___ L __ 6-30 Dec. 30 _(#11/10) _vs. #6/5 Auburn ______L __ 3-27 SUN BOWL Head coach: Darrell Royal Dec. 23 _ (#14/14) _ vs. #13/12 Maryland ____W __ 42-0 SWC: 6-1 (T-1st) 1972 (10-1) 1975 (10-2) Preseason ranking: 5th, AP; NP, UPI 1979 (9-3) Final ranking: 3rd, AP; 5th, UPI Head coach: Darrell Royal Head coach: Darrell Royal SWC: 7-0 (1st) SWC: 6-1 (T-1st) Head coach: Fred Akers Sept. 21 _ (#4/ NP) _#11/NP Houston ______T __20-20 Preseason ranking: 14th, AP; 13th UPI Preseason ranking: 11th, AP; NP, UPI SWC: 6-2 (3rd) Sept. 28 __(#6/13) __ @ Texas Tech ______L __22-31 Final ranking: 3rd, AP; 5th, UPI Final ranking: 6th, AP; 7th, UPI Preseason ranking: 4th, AP; 4th, UPI Oct. 5 ______Oklahoma State ______W __31-3 Final ranking: 12th, AP; 13th, UPI Oct. 12 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __26-20 Sept. 23 _ (#14/15) _ Miami ______W __23-10 Sept. 13 _(#12/NP) _Colorado State ______W __ 46-0 Oct. 19 _(#17/NR) _#9/10 Arkansas ______W __39-29 Sept. 20 __(#8/7) __@ Washington ______W __28-10 Sept. 22 __(#4/4) __Iowa State ______W __ 17-9 Oct. 26 _(#13/12) _@ Rice ______W __38-14 Sept. 30 _ (#12/14) _ @ Texas Tech ______W __25-20 Oct. 7 __(#9/10) __Utah State ______W __27-12 Sept. 27 __(#6/6) __Texas Tech ______W __42-18 Sept. 29 __ (#4/4) __ @ #5/7 Missouri ______W __ 21-0 Nov. 2 _(#11/11) _#13/14 SMU ______W __38-7 Oct. 4 __(#7/7) __Utah State ______W __61-7 Oct. 6 __(#4/4) __Rice ______W __26-9 Nov. 9 __(#10/9) __@ Baylor ______W __47-26 Oct. 14 _(#10/11) _ vs. #2/2 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __ 0-27 Oct. 21 __(#15) __#17 Arkansas ______W __35-15 Oct. 11 __(#5/5) __ vs. #2/2 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __17-24 Oct. 13 __(#4/5) __ vs. #3/3 Oklahoma (D) ____W __ 16-7 Nov. 16 __(#8/8) __@ TCU ______W __47-21 Oct. 18 __ (#8/9) __ @ #20/NR Arkansas ____W __24-18 Oct. 20 __(#2/2) __@ #10/10 Arkansas (L.R.) ___ L __14-17 tNov. 28 __(#6/6) __Texas A&M ______W __35-14 Oct. 28 _(#10/11) _@ Rice ______W __45-9 Nov. 4 __(#9/9) __SMU ______W __17-9 Oct. 25 __(#8/8) __Rice ______W __41-9 Oct. 27 __(#9/8) __@ SMU ______W __30-6 COTTON BOWL Nov. 11 __(#9/9) __@ Baylor ______W __17-3 Nov. 1 __(#8/8) __@ SMU ______W __30-22 Nov. 3 __(#8/8) __Texas Tech ______W __14-6 Jan. 1 __ (#5/5) __ vs. #8/7 Tennessee _____W __36-13 Nov. 18 __(#7/6) __@ TCU ______W __27-0 Nov. 8 __(#7/7) __Baylor ______W __37-21 Nov. 10 __ (#8/8) __ @ #5/4 Houston ______W __21-13 tNov. 23 __(#7/6) __Texas A&M ______W __ 38-3 Nov. 15 __(#7/6) __TCU ______W __27-11 Nov. 17 __(#6/6) __TCU ______W __35-10 fNov. 28 __ (#5/5) __ @ #2/2 Texas A&M _____ L __10-20 1969 (11-0) COTTON BOWL Nov. 24 __(#6/6) __#17/16 Baylor ______W __13-0 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Jan. 1 __(#7/5) __vs. #4/4 Alabama _____W __17-13 BLUEBONNET BOWL Dec. 1 __ (#6/6) __ @ Texas A&M ______L __ 7-13 Dec. 27 __ (#9/9) __ vs. #10/10 Colorado ____W __38-21 SUN BOWL Head coach: Darrell Royal Dec. 22 _ (#11/11) _ vs. #13/13 Washington __ L __ 7-14 SWC: 7-0 (1st) 1976 (5-5-1) Preseason ranking: 4th, AP; 3rd UPI Final ranking: 1st, AP; 1st UPI Head coach: Darrell Royal SWC: 4-4 (5th) Sept. 20 __(#4/3) __@ California ______W __ 17-0 Preseason ranking: 7th, AP; NP, UPI Sept. 27 __(#4/3) __Texas Tech ______W __ 49-7 Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Oct. 4 __(#2/4) __Navy ______W __56-17 Oct. 11 __(#2/2) __ vs. #8/8 Oklahoma (D) ____W __27-17 Sept. 11 __(#7/NP) __@ Boston College ______L __13-14 Oct. 25 __(#2/2) __Rice ______W __31-0 Sept. 18 _(#19/NR) _North Texas ______W __17-14 Nov. 1 __(#2/2) __@ SMU ______W __45-14 Oct. 2 __(NR/20) __@ Rice ______W __42-15 Nov. 8 __(#2/2) __Baylor ______W __56-14 Oct. 9 _(#16/14) _ vs. #3/3 Oklahoma (D) ____ T ___ 6-6 Nov. 15 __(#2/2) __TCU ______W __69-7 Oct. 23 _(#13/13) _SMU ______W __13-12 tNov. 27 __ (#1/1) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __49-12 Oct. 30 _ (#15/17) _ @ #6/6 Texas Tech _____ L __28-31 Dec. 6 __ (#1/1) __ @ #2/3 Arkansas ______W __15-14 Nov. 6 _(#20/NR) _#19/17 Houston ______L __0-30 COTTON BOWL Nov. 13 ______@ TCU ______W __34-7 Jan. 1 __ (#1/1) __ vs. #9/9 Notre Dame ___W __21-17 Nov. 20 ______@ Baylor ______L __10-20 tNov. 25 ______#11/12 Texas A&M _____L __ 3-27 Dec. 4 ______Arkansas ______W __29-12 TEXASSPORTS.COM 171 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1980 (7-5) 1983 (11-1) 1986 (5-6) 1990 (10-2) Head coach: Fred Akers Head coach: Fred Akers Head coach: Fred Akers Head coach: David McWilliams SWC: 4-4 (T-4th) SWC: 8-0 (1st) SWC: 4-4 (5th) Season: 10-2 Preseason rankng: 10th, AP; 9th, UPI Preseason ranking: 3rd, AP; 2nd, UPI Preseason rankng: NR, AP; NR, UPI SWC: 8-0 (1st) Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Final ranking: 5th, AP; 5th, UPI Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Preseason rankng: NR, AP; NP, UPI Final ranking: 12th, AP; 11th, UPI Sept. 1 __(#10/9) __#6/8 Arkansas ______W __23-17 Sept. 17 __ (#3/3) __ @ #5/4 Auburn ______W __ 20-7 Sept. 13 ______Stanford ______L __20-31 Sept. 20 __(#7/5) __Utah State ______W __35-17 Sept. 24 __(#2/2) __North Texas ______W __ 26-6 Sept. 20 ______@ Missouri______W __27-25 Sept. 8 __(NR/23) __@ #21/20 Penn State ___W __17-13 Sept. 27 __(#7/6) __Oregon State ______W __ 35-0 Oct. 1 __(#2/2) __Rice ______W __42-6 Oct. 4 ______@ Rice ______W __17-14 Sept. 22 _ (#22/20) _ #20/18 Colorado ______L __22-29 Oct. 4 __(#5/5) __@ Rice ______W __41-28 Oct. 8 __(#2/2) __ vs. #8/7 Oklahoma (D) ____W __28-16 Oct. 11 ______vs. #6/6 Oklahoma (D) ______L __12-47 Oct. 6 ______@ Rice ______W __26-10 Oct. 11 __(#3/4) __ vs. #12/12 Oklahoma (D) ____W __20-13 Oct. 15 __ (#2/2) __ @ Arkansas (L.R.) ______W __ 31-3 Oct. 18 ______#14/13 Arkansas ______L __14-21 Oct. 13 __(NR/22) __ vs. #4/PB Oklahoma (D) _____W __14-13 Oct. 25 __(#2/2) __SMU ______L __6-20 Oct. 22 __ (#2/2) __ @ #9/8 SMU ______W __15-12 Oct. 25 ______SMU ______W __27-24 Oct. 20 _(#19/15) _Arkansas ______W __49-17 Nov. 1 _ (#12/12) _ @ Texas Tech ______L __20-24 Oct. 29 __(#2/2) __Texas Tech ______W __20-3 Nov. 1 ______@ Texas Tech ______L __21-23 Oct. 27 _(#13/14) _SMU ______W __52-3 Nov. 8 __(NR/18) __Houston ______W __15-13 Nov. 5 __(#2/2) __@ Houston______W ___9-3 Nov. 8 ______Houston ______W __30-10 Nov. 3 _ (#14/12) _ @ Texas Tech ______W __41-22 Nov. 15 __(NR/19) __@ TCU ______W __51-26 Nov. 12 __(#2/2) __TCU ______W __20-14 Nov. 15 ______@ TCU ______W __45-16 Nov. 10 _(#14/12) _#3/PB Houston ______W __45-24 Nov. 22 _ (#20/18) _ @ #11/8 Baylor ______L __ 0-16 Nov. 19 __(#2/2) __NR/18 Baylor ______W __24-21 Nov. 22 ______@ #17/17 Baylor ______L __13-18 Nov. 17 __(#7/6) __@ TCU ______W __38-10 Nov. 29 __(NR/20) __Texas A&M ______L __14-24 Nov. 26 __ (#2/2) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __45-13 tNov. 27 ______#10/9 Texas A&M _____ L __ 3-16 Nov. 24 __ (#6/5) __ @ NR/25 Baylor ______W __23-13 BLUEBONNET BOWL COTTON BOWL Dec. 1 __(#5/4) __#NR/17 Texas A&M ____W __28-27 Dec. 31 ______vs. #13/11 North Carolina ___ L __ 7-16 Jan. 2 __(#2/2) __vs. #7/7 Georgia ______L __9-10 1987 (7-5) COTTON BOWL Jan. 1 __(#3/3) __vs. #4/4 Miami ______L __3-46 1981 (10-1-1) 1984 (7-4-1) Head coach: David McWilliams SWC: 5-2 (T-2nd) 1991 (5-6) Head coach: Fred Akers Head coach: Fred Akers Preseason rankng: NR, AP; NP, UPI SWC: 6-1-1 (2nd) SWC: 5-3 (T-3rd) Final rankings: NR, AP; 19th, UPI Head coach: David McWilliams Preseason ranking: 9th, AP; 10th, UPI Preseason ranking: 6th, AP; 3rd, UPI SWC: 4-4 (T-5th) Final ranking: 2nd, AP; 4th, UPI Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Sept. 5 ______@ #5/NP Auburn ______L __ 3-31 Preseason ranking: 14th, AP; NP, UPI Sept. 12 ______BYU ______L __17-22 Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Sept. 12 __(#8/8) __Rice ______W __ 31-3 Sept. 15 __(#4/3) __#11/10 Auburn ______W __35-27 Sept. 26 ______Oregon State ______W __61-16 Sept. 19 __(#6/6) __North Texas ______W __23-10 Sept. 29 __ (#2/2) _ vs. Penn State (N.J.) ____W __ 28-3 Oct. 3 ______Rice ______W __45-26 Sept. 7 _ (#13/NP) _ @ Mississippi State _____L __ 6-13 Sept. 26 __(#4/4) __#14/15 Miami ______W __ 14-7 Oct. 6 __(#1/1) __@ Rice ______W __38-13 Oct. 10 ______vs. #1/1 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __ 9-44 Sept. 21 ______#13 Auburn ______L __10-14 Oct. 10 __(#3/3) __ vs. #10/12 Oklahoma (D) ____W __34-14 Oct. 13 __(#1/1) __ vs. #3/2 Oklahoma (D) ____ T __15-15 Oct. 17 ______@ #15/15 Arkansas (L.R.) ___ W __16-14 Oct. 5 ______Rice ______W __28-7 Oct. 17 __(#1/1) __@ Arkansas ______L __11-42 Oct. 20 __(#3/3) __Arkansas ______W __24-18 Oct. 31 ______Texas Tech ______W __41-27 Oct. 12 ______vs. #6/5 Oklahoma (D) ____W __ 10-7 Oct. 24 __(#10/8) __ @ #8/PB SMU ______W ___ 9-7 Oct. 27 __(#3/2) __#14/16 SMU ______W __13-7 Nov. 7 ______@ Houston______L __40-60 Oct. 19 ______@ Arkansas ______L __13-14 Oct. 31 __(#6/6) __Texas Tech ______W __26-9 Nov. 3 __ (#2/2) __ @ Texas Tech ______W __13-10 Nov. 14 ______TCU ______W __24-21 Oct. 26 ______@ SMU ______W __34-0 Nov. 7 __(#5/5) __@ Houston______T __14-14 Nov. 10 __(#3/2) __Houston ______L __15-29 Nov. 21 ______Baylor ______W __34-16 Nov. 2 ______Texas Tech ______W __23-14 Nov. 14 __(#10/9) __TCU ______W __31-15 Nov. 17 __(#10/9) __ @ #12/10 TCU ______W __44-23 tNov. 26 ______@ #15/15 Texas A&M ___ L __13-20 Nov. 9 ______@ Houston______L __14-23 Nov. 21 __(#8/7) __Baylor ______W __34-12 Nov. 24 __(#6/4) __@ Baylor ______L __10-24 BLUEBONNET BOWL Nov. 16 ______TCU ______W __32-0 tNov. 26 __ (#7/6) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __21-13 Dec. 1 _(#13/12) _Texas A&M ______L __12-37 Dec. 31 ______vs. #19/18 Pittsburgh ___W __32-27 Nov. 23 ______Baylor ______L __11-21 COTTON BOWL FREEDOM BOWL tNov. 28 ______@ #10/10 Texas A&M ___ L __14-31 Jan. 1 __ (#6/5) __ vs. #3/3 Alabama _____W __14-12 Dec. 26 _(#19/20) _vs. Iowa ______L __17-55 1988 (4-7) 1992 (6-5) 1982 (9-3) 1985 (8-4) Head coach: David McWilliams SWC: 2-5 (T-4th) Head coach: John Mackovic Head coach: Fred Akers Head coach: Fred Akers Preseason ranking: NR, AP; 20th, UPI SWC: 4-3 (T-2nd) SWC: 7-1 (2nd) SWC: 6-2 (T-2nd) Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Preseason ranking: 25th, AP; NP, UPI Preseason ranking: 17th, AP; 13th, UPI Preseason rankng: NR, AP; NR, UPI Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Final ranking: 17th, AP; 18th, UPI Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Sept. 8 _(#19/NR) _@ BYU ______L __6-47 Sept. 17 ______New Mexico ______W __ 47-0 Sept. 5 _(#25/NP) _ #21/NP Mississippi State____ L __10-28 Sept. 18 _ (#18/14) _ Utah ______W __21-12 Sept. 21 __(NR/19) __Missouri ______W __21-17 Sept. 24 ______North Texas ______W __27-24 Sept. 12 ______@ #9/9 Syracuse ______L __21-31 Sept. 25 _ (#18/15) _ Missouri ______W __ 21-0 Sept. 28 __(NR/19) __@ Stanford ______W __38-34 Oct. 1 ______@Rice ______W __20-13 Sept. 26 ______North Texas ______W __33-15 Oct. 2 _(#15/13) _@ Rice ______W __34-7 Oct. 5 _(#20/16) _Rice ______W __44-16 Oct. 8 ______vs. #10/10 Oklahoma (D) ____L __13-28 Oct. 3 ______@ Rice ______W __23-21 Oct. 9 _(#13/12) _vs. Oklahoma (D) ______L __22-28 Oct. 12 _(#17/14) _ vs. #2/2 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __ 7-14 Oct. 15 ______#17/15 Arkansas ______L __24-27 Oct. 10 ______vs. #16/16 Oklahoma (D) ____W __34-24 Oct. 23 _(#19/15) _#4/4 SMU ______L __17-30 Oct. 19 __(NR/18) __@ #4/5 Arkansas ______W __15-13 Oct. 29 ______@ Texas Tech ______L __32-33 Oct. 24 ______Houston ______W __45-38 Oct. 30 ______@ Texas Tech ______W __ 27-0 Oct. 26 _(#19/17) _@ SMU ______L __14-44 Nov. 5 ______Houston ______L __15-66 Oct. 31 _ (#25/NR) _ @ Texas Tech ______W __44-33 Nov. 6 __(NR/19) __Houston ______W __50-0 Nov. 2 ______Texas Tech ______W __34-21 Nov. 12 ______@ TCU ______W __30-21 Nov. 7 _(#20/20) _@ TCU ______L __14-23 Nov. 13 _(#20/18) _@ TCU ______W __38-21 Nov. 9 ______@ Houston______W __34-24 Nov. 19 ______@ Baylor ______L __14-17 Nov. 14 ______SMU ______W __35-14 Nov. 20 _(#17/15) _@ Baylor ______W __31-23 Nov. 16 __(NR/20) __TCU ______W __20-0 tNov. 24 ______Texas A&M ______L __24-28 Nov. 21 ______@ Baylor ______L __20-21 tNov. 25 _ (#14/13) _ Texas A&M ______W __53-16 Nov. 23 __(NR/19) __#15/14 Baylor ______W __17-10 tNov. 26 ______#4/3 Texas A&M ______L __13-34 Dec. 4 _(#12/10) _#6/6 Arkansas ______W __33-7 tNov. 28 _ (#18/16) _ @ #15/14 Texas A&M ___ L __10-42 1989 (5-6) SUN BOWL BLUEBONNET BOWL Dec. 25 __ (#8/7) __ vs. North Carolina _____ L __10-26 Dec. 31 ______vs. #10/7 Air Force _____ L __16-24 Head coach: David McWilliams 1993 (5-5-1) SWC: 4-4-0 (T4th) Head coach: John Mackovic Preseason rankng: NR, AP; NP, UPI SWC: 5-2 (T-2nd) Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, UPI Preseason rankng: NR, AP; NP, CNN Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, CNN Sept. 9 ______@ #14/11 Colorado ____ L __ 6-27 Sept 23 ______@ SMU ______W __45-13 Sept. 4 __(NR/24) __@ #11/10 Colorado ____ L __14-36 Sept. 30 ______Penn State______L __12-16 Sept. 18 ______#6/4 Syracuse ______T __21-21 Oct. 7 ______Rice ______W __31-30 Sept. 25 ______@ #24/23 Louisville ____ L __10-41 Oct. 14 ______vs. #15/PB Oklahoma (D) ____W __28-24 Oct. 2 ______Rice ______W __55-38 Oct. 21 ______@ #7/6 Arkansas ______W __24-20 Oct. 9 ______vs. #10/9 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __17-38 Nov. 4 _(#22/19) _Texas Tech ______L __17-24 Oct. 23 ______vs. SMU (S.A.) ______W __37-10 Nov. 11 ______@ #15/PB Houston _____ L __ 9-47 Oct. 30 ______Texas Tech ______L __22-31 Nov. 18 ______TCU ______W __31-17 Nov. 4 ______@ Houston______W __34-16 Nov. 25 ______Baylor ______L __ 7-50 Nov. 13 ______TCU ______W __24-3 Dec. 2 ______@ #16/17 Texas A&M ___ L __10-21 Nov. 20 ______Baylor ______W __38-17 tNov. 25 ______@ #8/6 Texas A&M _____ L __ 9-18

172 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1994 (8-4) 1997 (4-7) 2000 (9-3) 2003 (10-3) Head coach: John Mackovic Head coach: John Mackovic Head coach: Mack Brown Head coach: Mack Brown SWC: 4-3 (T-1st) Big 12: 2-6 (T-4th, South) Big 12: 7-1 (2nd, South) Big 12: 7-1 (2nd, South) Preseason ranking: 18th, AP; 18th CNN Preseason ranking: 12th, AP; 10th ESPN Preseason ranking: 7th, AP; 8th ESPN/USA Today Preseason ranking: 5th, AP; 4th ESPN/USA Today Final ranking: 25th, AP; 23rd, CNN Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, ESPN Final ranking: 12th, AP; 12th, ESPN/USA Today; 12th, BCS Final ranking: 12th, AP; 11th, ESPN/USA Today; 6th, BCS Sept. 3 _(#19/NP) _@ Pittsburgh ______W __30-28 Sept. 6 _ (#12/10) _ Rutgers ______W __48-14 Sept. 9 __ (#6/8) __ Louisiana-Lafayette ____W __52-10 Aug. 31 __ (#5/4) __ New Mexico State _____W __ 66-7 Sept. 10 _ (#20/17) _ Louisville ______W __30-16 Sept. 13 _ (#11/10) _ UCLA ______L __ 3-66 Sept. 16 __ (#5/6) __ @ Stanford ______L __24-27 Sept. 13 __ (#6/5) __ Arkansas ______L __28-38 Sept. 24 _ (#15/13) _ @ TCU ______W __34-18 Sept. 27 ______@ Rice ______W __38-31 Sept. 23 _ (#15/15) _ Houston ______W __ 48-0 Sept. 20 _ (#13/13) _ @ Rice (Reliant Stadium) __ W __ 48-7 Oct. 1 _(#16/11) _#5/5 Colorado______L __31-34 Oct. 4 ______@ Oklahoma State _____ L __16-42 Sept. 30 _ (#13/13) _ Oklahoma State ______W __ 42-7 Sept. 27 _ (#14/13) _ Tulane ______W __63-18 Oct. 8 _ (#15/15) _ vs. #16/12 Oklahoma (D) ____W __17-10 Oct. 11 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __27-24 Oct. 7 _ (#11/10) _ vs. #10/12 Oklahoma (D) ____L __14-63 Oct. 4 _(#13/13) _#16/14 Kansas State ____W __24-20 Oct. 16 __(#12/9) __@ Rice ______L __17-19 Oct. 18 ______@ Missouri______L __29-37 Oct. 14 _ (#25/23) _ @ Colorado ______W __28-14 Oct. 11 _ (#11/11) _ vs. #1/1 Oklahoma (D) __ L __13-65 Oct. 22 __(#13/9) __SMU ______W __42-20 Oct. 25 ______Colorado ______L __30-47 Oct. 21 __(NR/21) __Missouri ______W __46-12 Oct. 18 _ (#20/20) _ @ Iowa State ______W __40-19 Oct. 29 _ (#19/15) _ @ Texas Tech ______L __ 9-33 Nov. 1 ______@ Baylor ______L __21-23 Oct. 28 _ (#22/20) _ Baylor ______W __48-14 Oct. 25 _ (#19/18) _ @ Baylor ______W __ 56-0 Nov. 5 ______#11/PB Texas A&M_____L __10-34 Nov. 8 ______Texas Tech ______L __10-24 Nov. 4 _ (#20/20) _ @ Texas Tech ______W __29-17 Nov. 1 _(#16/16) _#12/9 Nebraska______W __31-7 Nov. 12 ______Houston ______W __48-13 Nov. 15 ______Kansas ______W __45-31 Nov. 11 _ (#19/19) _ @ Kansas ______W __51-16 Nov. 8 _(#11/11) _@ #21/22 Oklahoma St. ____W __55-16 tNov. 24 ______@ #NR/23 Baylor ______W __63-35 fNov. 28 ______@ #15/15 Texas A&M ___ L __16-27 fNov. 24 _ (#12/13) _ #22/22 Texas A&M _____W __43-17 Nov. 15 __(#6/7) __Texas Tech ______W __43-40 SUN BOWL HOLIDAY BOWL fNov. 28 __ (#6/6) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __46-15 Dec. 30 ______vs. #19/14 North Carolina ___ W __35-31 1998 (9-3) Dec. 29 _ (#12/12) _ vs. #8/11 Oregon ______L __30-35 HOLIDAY BOWL Dec. 30 __(#5/5) __ vs. #15/13 Washington St. __ L __20-28 1995 (10-2-1) Head coach: Mack Brown 2001 (11-2) Big 12: 6-2 (2nd, South) 2004 (11-1) Head coach: John Mackovic Preseason ranking: NR, AP; NP, ESPN/USA Today Head coach: Mack Brown SWC: 7-0 (1st) Final ranking: 15th, AP; 16th, ESPN/USA Today Big 12: 7-1 (1st, South) Head coach: Mack Brown Preseason ranking: 18th, AP; 18th CNN Preseason ranking: 5th, AP; 6th ESPN/USA Today Big 12: 7-1 (2nd, South) Final ranking: 14th, AP; 14th, CNN Sept. 5 ______New Mexico State _____W __66-36 Final ranking: 5th, AP; 5th, ESPN/USA Today; 7th, BCS Preseason ranking: 7th, AP; 8th ESPN/USA Today; 4th, BCS Sept. 12 _ (#23/22) _ @ #6/6 UCLA ______L __31-49 Final ranking: 5th, AP; 4th, ESPN/USA Today; 4th, BCS Sept. 2 _(#18/18) _@ Hawaii ______W __38-17 Sept. 19 ______@ #5/4 Kansas State ____ L __ 7-48 Sept. 1 __ (#5/6) __ New Mexico State _____W __ 41-7 Sept. 16 _ (#15/13) _ Pittsburgh ______W __38-27 Sept. 26 ______Rice ______W __59-21 Sept. 8 __(#4/6) __North Carolina ______W __44-14 Sept. 4 __ (#7/8) __ North Texas ______W __ 65-0 Sept. 23 _ (#13/10) _ @ #21/21 Notre Dame ___L __27-55 Oct. 3 ______Iowa State ______W __54-33 Sept. 22 __(#5/6) __@ Houston______W __53-26 Sept. 11 __ (#7/8) __ @ Arkansas ______W __22-20 Sept. 30 _ (#21/19) _ @ SMU ______W __35-10 Oct. 10 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __ 34-3 Sept. 29 __(#5/5) __Texas Tech ______W __ 42-7 Sept. 25 __(#5/5) __Rice ______W __35-13 Oct. 7 _(#20/16) _Rice ______W __37-13 Oct. 24 ______Baylor ______W __30-20 Oct. 6 __(#5/5) __ vs. #3/3 Oklahoma (D) ____ L __ 3-14 Oct. 2 __(#5/5) __Baylor ______W __44-14 Oct. 14 _(#18/13) _ vs. #13/12 Oklahoma (D) ____ T __24-24 Oct. 31 ______@ #7/7 Nebraska ______W __20-16 Oct. 13 _ (#11/11) _ @ Oklahoma State _____W __45-17 Oct. 9 __ (#5/5) __ vs. #2/2 Oklahoma (D) __ L __ 0-12 Oct. 21 _(#16/16) _#14/15 Virginia ______W __17-16 Nov. 7 _ (#20/23) _ Oklahoma State ______W __37-34 Oct. 20 __(#9/8) __#14/17 Colorado ______W __41-7 Oct. 16 __(#9/11) __ NR/24 Missouri ______W __28-20 Nov. 4 __(#13/9) __ #23/24 Texas Tech _____W __ 48-7 Nov. 14 _ (#18/21) _ @ Texas Tech ______L __35-42 Oct. 27 __(#7/7) __@ Missouri______W __35-16 Oct. 23 __ (#8/9) __ @ NR/24 Texas Tech ____W __51-21 Nov. 11 __(#11/8) __ @ Houston______W __52-20 fNov. 27 ______#6/6 Texas A&M ______W __26-24 Nov. 3 __(#5/5) __@ Baylor ______W __49-10 Oct. 30 __(#8/9) __@ Colorado ______W __31-7 Nov. 18 __(#10/8) __ TCU ______W __27-19 COTTON BOWL Nov. 10 __(#5/5) __Kansas ______W __59-0 Nov. 6 __(#6/7) __ #19/19 Oklahoma State ____W __56-35 tNov. 23 __ (#9/7) __ Baylor ______W __21-13 Jan. 1 _ (#20/22) _ vs. #25/23 Mississippi St. ___W __38-11 fNov. 23 __ (#5/5) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __ 21-7 Nov. 13 __(#6/7) __@ Kansas ______W __27-23 Dec. 2 __ (#9/6) __ @ #16/13 Texas A&M ___W __ 16-6 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP fNov. 26 __ (#6/5) __ #22/22 Texas A&M _____W __26-13 SUGAR BOWL 1999 (9-5) Dec. 1 __ (#3/3) __ vs. #9/10 Colorado _____ L __37-39 ROSE BOWL Dec. 31 __(#9/6) __ vs. #13/11 Virginia Tech ____ L __10-28 HOLIDAY BOWL Jan. 1 __ (#6/5) __ vs. #13/12 Michigan ____W __38-37 Head coach: Mack Brown Dec. 28 __ (#9/9) __ vs. #21/20 Washington __ W __47-43 1996 (8-5) Big 12: 6-2 (1st, South) 2005 (13-0) Preseason ranking: 17th, AP; 16th ESPN/USA Today 2002 (11-2) Head coach: John Mackovic Final ranking: 21st, AP; 23rd, ESPN/USA Today; 15th, BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Big 12: 6-2 (1st) Head coach: Mack Brown Head coach: Mack Brown Preseason ranking: 8th, AP; 9th CNN Aug. 28 _ (#17/16) _ North Carolina State ____ L __20-23 Big 12: 6-2 (T-1st, South) Big 12: 8-0 (1st) Final ranking: 23rd, AP; 23rd CNN Sept. 4 ______Stanford ______W __69-17 Preseason ranking: 4th, AP; 2nd ESPN/USA Today; 10th, BCS Preseason ranking: 2nd, AP; 2nd USA Today Sept. 11 __(NR/23) __@ Rutgers ______W __38-21 Final ranking: 6th, AP; 7th, ESPN/USA Today Aug. 31 __(#8/NP) __Missouri ______W _ 40-10$ Sept. 18 __(NR/22) __Rice ______W __18-13 Final ranking: 1st, AP; 1st USA Today; 1st, BCS Sept. 7 __ (#8/8) __ New Mexico State _____W __ 41-7 Sept. 25 _ (#22/20) _ @ Baylor ______W __ 62-0 Aug. 31 __ (#3/2) __ North Texas ______W __ 27-0 Oct. 2 _ (#15/15) _ #13/13 Kansas State ____ L __17-35 Sept. 3 __ (#2/2) __ Louisiana-Lafayette ____W __ 60-3 Sept. 21 __ (#6/8) __ #9/9 Notre Dame ______L __24-27 Sept. 14 __ (#3/2) __ @ North Carolina ______W __52-21 Sept. 10 __ (#2/2) __ @ #4/7 Ohio State _____W __25-22 Sept. 28 _ (#13/14) _ @ #19/17 Virginia _____ L __13-37 Oct. 9 _ (#23/23) _ vs. Oklahoma (Dallas) ___W __38-28 Sept. 21 __(#3/2) __Houston ______W __41-11 Oct. 23 _ (#18/18) _ #3/3 Nebraska ______W __24-20 Sept. 17 __ (#2/2) __ Rice ______W __51-10 Oct. 5 _ (#23/23) _ Oklahoma State ______W __71-14 Sept. 28 __ (#3/2) __ @ Tulane______W __ 49-0 Oct. 1 __(#2/2) __@ Missouri______W __51-20 Oct. 12 _ (#25/25) _ vs. Oklahoma (D) ______L _ 27-30* Oct. 30 _ (#12/12) _ @ Iowa State ______W __44-41 Oct. 5 __(#2/2) __Oklahoma State ______W __17-15 Nov. 6 _ (#11/11) _ @ Oklahoma State _____W __34-21 Oct. 8 __ (#2/2) __ vs. Oklahoma (D) ______W __45-12 Oct. 26 ______@ #8 /8 Colorado ______L __24-28 Oct. 12 __ (#3/2) __ vs. #2/3 Oklahoma (D) __ L __24-35 Oct. 15 __ (#2/2) __ #24/24 Colorado ______W __42-17 Nov. 2 ______Baylor ______W __28-23 Nov. 13 _ (#10/10) _ Texas Tech ______W __ 58-7 Oct. 19 __ (#8/8) __ @ #17/19 Kansas State ____W __17-14 fNov. 26 __ (#7/5) __ @ #24/17 Texas A&M ___ L __16-20 Oct. 22 __ (#2/2) __ #10/8 Texas Tech ______W __52-17 Nov. 9 ______@ Texas Tech ______W __38-32 Oct. 26 __ (#7/7) __ #17/18 Iowa State _____W __21-10 Oct. 29 __ (#2/2) __ @ Oklahoma State _____W __47-28 Nov. 16 ______@ Kansas ______W __38-17 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP Nov. 2 __(#7/7) __@ Nebraska ______W __27-24 Nov. 5 __(#2/2) __@ Baylor ______W __62-0 fNov. 29 ______Texas A&M ______W __51-15 Dec. 4 _ (#12/12) _ vs. #3/3 Nebraska _____ L __ 6-22 Nov. 9 __(#4/4) __Baylor ______W __41-0 Nov. 12 __(#2/2) __Kansas ______W __66-14 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP COTTON BOWL Nov. 16 __ (#4/3) __ @ Texas Tech ______L __38-42 fNov. 25 __ (#2/2) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __40-29 Dec. 7 ______vs. #3/3 Nebraska _____W __37-27 Jan. 1 _ (#14/18) _ vs. #24/NR Arkansas ____ L __ 6-27 fNov. 29 _ (#10/10) _ Texas A&M ______W __50-20 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP FIESTA BOWL COTTON BOWL Dec. 3 __(#2/2) __vs. Colorado ______W __70-3 Jan. 1 _ (#20/20) _ vs. #7/7 Penn State ____ L __15-38 Jan. 1 __(#9/9) __vs. NR/25 LSU ______W __35-20 ROSE BOWL $ weather delay during game | * overtime BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Jan. 4 __(#2/2) __vs. #1/1 USC ______W __41-38 THANKSGIVING DAY TRADITION Including its first Turkey Day game in 1893, UT has Horns faced besides Texas A&M on Thanksgiving Day Longest streak of Thanksgiving Day games Record against Texas A&M on Thanksgiving Day played 87 times on the Thanksgiving holiday and since 1917. Below is a breakdown of UT’s Thanksgiving 17 (1957-73) 46-20-3 (.688) posted a 59-25-3 mark. Texas A&M is the most common Day notables. Longest stretch without a Thanksgiving Day game Longest Thanksgiving Day winning streak opponent with 69 matchups and UT holding a 46-20-3 12 (1996-2007) 15 (1949-66) advantage. The teams first met on Thanksgiving Day in First Thanksgiving Day game Record on Thanksgiving Day Longest Thanksgiving Day losing streak 1900, however, that tradition ended in 2011 with A&M Nov. 30, 1893 • 18-16 W • Dallas University 59-25-3 (.695) 7 (1985-93) departing the Big 12 for the SEC. Texas faced TCU in First game at Memorial Stadium Home Record on Thanksgiving Current Thanksgiving Day streak 2012 and 2014, and Texas Tech in 2013 and 2015. The Nov. 27, 1924 • 7-0 W • Texas A&M 41-13-1 (.755) Lost one: vs. Texas Tech (2015) Horns have also faced Arkansas (1894, 1912, 1917), Last Thanksgiving Day game Notre Dame (1913, 1915) and Oklahoma (1910). Prior Road Record on Thanksgiving to 2012, Baylor (1994-95) is the only other team the Nov. 26, 2015 • 48-45 L • Texas Tech 18-12-2 (.594) TEXASSPORTS.COM 173 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2006 (10-3) 2009 (13-1) 2012 (9-4) 2015 (5-7) Head coach: Mack Brown Head coach: Mack Brown Head coach: Mack Brown Head coach: Charlie Strong Big 12: 6-2 (2nd, South) Big 12: 8-0 (1st, South) Big 12: 5-4 (T-3rd) Big 12: 4-5 (T-5th) Preseason ranking: 3rd, AP; 2nd USA Today Preseason ranking: 2nd, AP; 2nd, USA Today Preseason ranking: 15th, AP; 15th, USA Today Preseason ranking: NR, AP; NR, USA Today Final ranking: 13th, AP; 13th USA Today; 19th, BCS Final ranking: 2nd, AP; 2nd, USA Today; 2nd, BCS Final ranking: 19th, AP; 18th USA Today; 23rd, BCS Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, USA Today Sept. 2 __ (#2/3) __ North Texas ______W __ 56-7 Sept. 5 __ (#2/2) __ULM ______W __59-20 Sept. 1 _(#15/15) _Wyoming ______W __37-17 Sept. 5 ______@ #11/11 Notre Dame ___L __ 3-38 Sept. 9 __ (#2/2) __ #1/1 Ohio State ______L __ 7-24 Sept. 12 __(#2/2) __@ Wyoming ______W __41-10 Sept. 8 _(#17/15) _New Mexico ______W __45-0 Sept. 12 ______Rice ______W __42-28 Sept. 16 __ (#8/8) __ @ Rice (Reliant Stadium) __ W __ 52-7 Sept. 19 __(#2/2) __Texas Tech ______W __34-24 Sept. 15 _ (#14/12) _ @ Mississippi ______W __66-31 Sept. 19 ______California ______L __44-45 Sept. 23 __(#7/8) __Iowa State ______W _37-14$ Sept. 26 __(#2/2) __UTEP ______W __ 64-7 Sept. 29 _ (#12/10) _ @ NR/#22 Oklahoma St. __W __41-36 Sept. 26 ______#24/22 Oklahoma State ___ L __27-30 Sept. 30 __ (#7/7) __ Sam Houston State ____W __ 56-3 Oct. 10 __(#2/2) __Colorado ______W __38-14 Oct. 6 __(#11/9) __#8/7 West Virginia _____L __45-48 Oct. 3 ______@ #4/3 TCU ______L __ 7-50 Oct. 7 __ (#7/7) __ vs. #14/13 Oklahoma (D) ___W __28-10 Oct. 17 __ (#3/2) ___vs. #19/21 Oklahoma (D) __ W __ 16-13 Oct. 13 _ (#15/15) _ vs. #13/10 Oklahoma (D) _ L __21-63 Oct. 10 ______vs. #10/9 Oklahoma (D) __W __24-17 Oct. 14 __ (#6/6) __ Baylor ______W __63-31 Oct. 24 __(#3/2) __@ Missouri______W __41-7 Oct. 20 ______Baylor ______W __56-50 Oct. 24 ______Kansas State ______W __23-9 Oct. 21 __ (#5/5) __ @ #17/16 Nebraska ____W __22-20 Oct. 31___(#3/2) __ @ #13/13 Oklahoma St. ___W __ 41-14 Oct. 27 _(NR/#24) _@ Kansas ______W __21-17 Oct. 31 ______@ Iowa State ______L __ 0-24 Oct. 28 __ (#5/5) __ @ Texas Tech ______W __35-31 Nov. 7 __(#3/2) __UCF ______W __35-3 Nov. 3 _ (NR/#22) _ @ #20/20 Texas Tech ___W __31-22 Nov. 7 ______Kansas ______W __59-20 Nov. 4 __(#4/4) __Oklahoma State ______W __36-10 Nov. 14 __(#2/2) __@ Baylor ______W __47-14 Nov. 10 _(#19/17) _Iowa State ______W __33-7 Nov. 14 ______@ West Virginia ______L __20-38 Nov. 11 __ (#4/3) __ @ Kansas State ______L __42-45 Nov. 21 __(#3/2) __Kansas ______W __51-20 tNov. 22 _ (#18/15) _ TCU ______L __13-20 tNov. 26 ______Texas Tech ______L __45-48 fNov. 24 _ (#11/10) _ Texas A&M ______L __ 7-12 tNov. 26 __ (#3/2) __ @ Texas A&M ______W __49-39 Dec. 1 _ (#23/21) _ @ #7/7 Kansas State ____ L __24-42 Dec. 5 ______@ #12/12 Baylor ______W __23-17 ALAMO BOWL BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP ALAMO BOWL Dec. 30 _ (#18/#16) _ vs. Iowa ______W __26-24 Dec. 5 __ (#3/2) __ vs. #21/20 Nebraska ____W __13-12 Dec. 29 __(NR/25) __vs. #15/13 Oregon St. ___W __31-27 2016 (5-7) BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP $ weather delay during game Jan. 7 __(#2/2) __vs. #1/1 Alabama _____L __21-37 2013 (8-5) Head coach: Charlie Strong Big 12: 3-6 (T-6th) 2007 (10-3) 2010 (5-7) Head coach: Mack Brown Preseason ranking: NR, AP; NR, USA Today Big 12: 7-2 (T-3rd) Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, USA Today Head coach: Mack Brown Head coach: Mack Brown Preseason ranking: 15th, AP; 15th, USA Today Big 12: 5-3 (2nd, South) Big 12: 2-6 (6th, South) Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, USA Today Sept. 4 __ RV/RV __ #10/9 Notre Dame _____W 50-47^ Preseason ranking: 4th, AP; 4th USA Today Preseason ranking: 5th, AP; 4th, USA Today Sept. 10 __ #11/20 __ UTEP ______W __ 41-7 Final ranking: 10th, AP; 10th USA Today; 19th, BCS Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, USA Today; NR, BCS Aug. 31 _(#15/15) _New Mexico State _____W __ 56-7 Sept. 17 __ #11/16 __ at California ______L __43-50 Sept. 7 _(#15/16) _@ BYU ______L 21-40% Oct. 1 __ #22/25 __ at Oklahoma State _____ L __31-49 Sept. 4 __ (#5/4) __ @ Rice (Reliant Stadium) __W __34-17 Sept. 14 ______#25/25 Ole Miss ______L __23-44 Oct. 8 ______vs. #20/22 Oklahoma (D) _ L __40-45 Sept. 1 ___(#4/4) ___ Arkansas State ______W __ 21-13 Sept. 21 ______Kansas State ______W __31-21 Oct. 15 ______Iowa State ______W __ 27-6 Sept. 8 ___(#7/7) ___#19/19 TCU ______W __34-13 Sept. 11 __(#5/4) __Wyoming ______W __ 34-7 Sept. 18 __ (#6/4) __ @ Texas Tech ______W __24-14 Oct. 3 ______@ Iowa State ______W __31-30 Oct. 22 ______at Kansas State ______L __21-24 Sept. 15 ___(#6/6) ___ @ Central Florida______W _ 35-32$ Oct. 12 ______vs. #12/10 Oklahoma (D) _W __36-20 Oct. 29 ______#8/6 Baylor ______W __35-34 Sept. 22 ___(#7/6) ___Rice ______W __58-14 Sept. 25 __(#7/4) __UCLA ______L __12-34 Oct. 9 _(#21/16) _vs. #8/8 Oklahoma (D) __L __20-28 Oct. 26 ______@ TCU ______W __30-7$ Nov. 5 ______at Texas Tech ______W __45-37 Sept. 29 ___(#7/7) ___Kansas State ______L ___21-41 Nov. 2 ______Kansas ______W __35-13 Nov. 12 ______#11/10 West Virginia ___ L __20-24 Oct. 6 __ (#19/16)___ vs. #10/10 Oklahoma (D) ______L ____ 21-28 Oct. 16 ______@ #7/6 Nebraska ______W __20-13 Oct. 23 _(#19/22) _Iowa State ______L __21-28 Nov. 9 ______@ West Virginia ______W _ 47-40* Nov. 19 ______at Kansas ______L _ 21-24* Oct. 13 __(#23/22) __@ Iowa State ______W ___56-3 Nov. 16 _(#23/24) _ vs. #12/10 Oklahoma St. __ L __13-38 fNov. 25 ______TCU ______L __ 9-31 Oct. 20 __(#19/18) __@ Baylor ______W __31-10 Oct. 30 ______#25/25 Baylor ______L __22-30 Nov. 6 ______@ Kansas State ______L __14-39 tNov. 28 ______vs. Texas Tech ______W __41-16 Oct. 27 __(#17/16) __Nebraska ______W __28-25 Dec. 7 _ (#23/24) _ @ #9/7 Baylor ______L __10-30 *overtime | ^double overtime Nov. 3 __(#14/12) __ @ Oklahoma State ______W __ 38-35 Nov. 13 ______#10/12 Oklahoma State __L __16-33 Nov. 10 __(#15/14) __Texas Tech ______W __59-43 Nov. 20 ______Florida Atlantic ______W __51-17 ALAMO BOWL Dec. 30 ______vs. #10/12 Oregon _____ L __ 7-30 fNov. 23 __(# 12/11) __ @ Texas A&M ______L ___ 30-38 tNov. 25 ______#17/17 Texas A&M _____ L __17-24 2017 (0-0) HOLIDAY BOWL % weather delay before start of game (1:47) Head coach: Tom Herman Dec. 27 __(#17/17) _ vs. #12/11 Arizona St. ____ W __ 52-34 2011 (8-5) $ weather delay during game (3:06) $ weather delay during game Head coach: Mack Brown * overtime Sept. 2 ______Maryland ______TBA Big 12: 4-5 (T-6th) Sept. 9 ______San Jose State ______TBA 2008 (12-1) Preseason ranking: NR, AP; 24th, USA Today 2014 (6-7) Sept. 16 ______at USC ______TBA Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, USA Today; 23rd, BCS Sept. 28 ______at Iowa State ______TBA Head coach: Mack Brown Head coach: Charlie Strong Oct. 7 ______Kansas State ______TBA Big 12: 7-1 (T-1st, South) Sept. 3 _(NR/#24) _Rice ______W __34-9 Big 12: 5-4 (T-4th) Oct. 14 ______vs. Oklahoma (D) ______TBA Sept. 10 _(#24/21) _ BYU ______W __17-16 Preseason ranking: NR, AP; 24th, USA Today Oct. 21 ______Oklahoma State ______TBA Preseason ranking: 11th, AP; 10th USA Today Oct. 28 ______at Baylor ______TBA Final ranking: 4th, AP; 3rd USA Today; 3rd, BCS Sept. 17 _ (#23/21) _ @ UCLA ______W __49-20 Final ranking: NR, AP; NR, USA Today Oct. 1 _(#17/17)_ _ @ Iowa State ______W __37-14 Nov. 4 ______at TCU ______TBA Nov. 11 ______Kansas ______TBA Aug. 30 _ (#11/10) _Florida Atlantic ______W __52-10 Oct. 8 _(#11/11) _vs. #3/1 Oklahoma (D) ___ L __17-55 Aug. 30 __(NR/24) __North Texas ______W __ 38-7 Oct. 15 _(#22/21) _#6/7 Oklahoma St. _____L __26-38 Sept. 6 __(NR/25) __BYU ______L __7-41 Nov. 18 ______at West Virginia ______TBA Sept. 6 __(#10/9) __@ UTEP ______W __42-13 Nov. 24 ______Texas Tech ______TBA Sept. 20 __(#7/7) __Rice ______W __52-10 Oct. 29 ______Kansas ______W __43-0 Sept. 13 ______vs. #12/12 UCLA ______L __17-20 Sept. 27 __ (#7/7) __ Arkansas ______W __52-10 Nov. 5 _(NR/#25) _Texas Tech ______W __52-20 Sept. 27 ______at Kansas ______W __ 23-0 Oct. 4 __(#5/5) __@ Colorado ______W __38-14 Nov. 12 _(#21/20) _@ Missouri______L __ 5-17 Oct. 4 ______#7/6 Baylor ______L __7-28 Oct. 11 __ (#5/5) __ vs. #1/1 Oklahoma (D) __W __45-35 Nov. 19 ______#16/17 Kansas St.______L __13-17 Oct. 11 ______vs. #11/9 Oklahoma (D) _ L __26-31 Oct. 18 __(#1/1) __#11/12 Missouri ______W __56-31 tNov. 24 ______@ Texas A&M ______W __27-25 Oct. 18 ______Iowa State ______W __48-45 Oct. 25 __(#1/1) __#7/8 Oklahoma State ___W __28-24 Dec. 3 ______@ #19/18 Baylor ______L __24-48 Oct. 25 ______at #11/11 Kansas State ___ L __ 0-23 Nov. 1 __(#1/1) __@ #6/5 Texas Tech _____L __33-39 HOLIDAY BOWL Nov. 1 ______at Texas Tech ______W __34-13 Nov. 8 __(#5/7) __Baylor ______W __45-21 Dec. 28 ______vs. California ______W __21-10 Nov. 8 ______#24/25 West Virginia ___W __33-16 Nov. 15 __(#4/5) __@ Kansas ______W __35-7 Nov. 15 ______at Oklahoma State _____W __28-7 tNov. 27 __ (#4/4) __ Texas A&M ______W __ 49-9 tNov. 27 ______#6/5 TCU ______L __10-48 KEY FIESTA BOWL TEXAS BOWL Dec. 29 ______vs. Arkansas ______L __ 7-31 Jan. 5 __(#3/3) __#10/10 Ohio State _____W __24-21 • UT ranking in parentheses • opponent ranking listed next to team • rankings listed as The Associated Press/Coaches Poll • NP - no poll that week • PB - on probation, not eligible for coaches poll • neutral sites in parentheses • (D) denotes Dallas • (L.R.) denotes Little Rock, Ark. • (S.A.) denotes San Antonio t Thanksgiving Day game f Friday after Thanksgiving Day game

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CAREER RECORD OF TEXAS HEAD COACHES

OVERALL RECORD CONF. RECORD TITLES COACH SEASONS YEARS W L T PCT. W L T PCT. CONF. NAT. No coach 1 1893 4 0 0 1.000 R.D. Wentworth 1 1894 6 1 0 .857 Frank Crawford 1 1895 5 0 0 1.000 Harry Robinson 1 1896 4 2 1 .643 F.W. Kelly 1 1897 6 2 0 .750 D.F. Edwards 1 1898 5 1 0 .833 M.G. Clarke 1 1899 6 2 0 .750 S.H. Thompson 2 1900-01 14 2 1 .853 J.B. Hart 1 1902 6 3 1 .650 Ralph Hutchinson 3 1903-05 16 7 2 .680 H.R. Schenker 1 1906 9 1 0 .900 W.E. Metzenthin 2 1907-08 11 5 1 .677 Dexter Draper 1 1909 4 3 1 .563 W.S. Wasmund 1 1910 6 2 0 .750 Dave Allerdice 5 1911-15 33 7 0 .825 2 2 0 .500 0 Eugene Van Gent 1 1916 7 2 0 .778 5 1 0 .833 0 Bill Juneau 3 1917-19 19 7 0 .731 9 5 0 .643 0 Berry Whitaker 3 1920-22 22 3 1 .865 8 1 1 .850 1 E.J. Stewart 4 1923-26 24 9 3 .708 8 6 2 .563 0 Clyde Littlefield 7 1927-33 44 18 6 .691 22 13 4 .615 2 Jack Chevigny 3 1934-36 13 14 2 .483 6 11 1 .361 0 D.X. Bible 10 1937-46 63 31 3 .665 35 22 1 .612 3 Blair Cherry 4 1947-50 32 10 1 .756 18 5 1 .771 1 Ed Price 6 1951-56 33 27 1 .549 20 15 1 .569 2^ Darrell Royal 20 1957-76 167 47 5 .774 109 27 2 .797 11+ 3 Fred Akers 10 1977-86 86 31 2 .731 60 19 1 .756 2 David McWilliams 5 1987-91 31 26 0 .544 23 15 0 .605 1 John Mackovic 6 1992-97 41 28 2 .592 29 16 0 .644 3^ Mack Brown 16 1998-2013 158 48 0 .767 98 33 0 .748 2 1 Charlie Strong 3 2014-16 16 21 0 .432 12 15 0 .444 Tom Herman 1 2017-pr 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000

^ one co-championship | + four co-championships

TEXASSPORTS.COM 175 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE THE BIG 12 CONFERENCE TEXAS’ BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS 1996 Conference Overall North Conference Overall South Conference Overall Year W L T W L T Championship Game W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. 1996 6 2 0 8 5 0 Texas 37, Nebraska 27 Nebraska 8 0 1.000 11 2 .846 TEXAS 6 2 .750 8 5 .615 Colorado 7 1 .875 10 2 .833 Texas Tech 5 3 .625 7 5 .583 (TWA Dome, St. Louis) Kansas State 6 2 .750 9 3 .750 Texas A&M 4 4 .500 6 6 .500 2005 8 0 0 13 0 0 Texas 70, Colorado 3 Missouri 3 5 .375 5 6 .455 Oklahoma 3 5 .375 3 8 .273 (Reliant Stadium, Houston) Kansas 2 6 .250 4 7 .364 Okla. State 2 6 .250 5 6 .455 2009 8 0 0 13 1 0 Texas 13, Nebraska 12 Iowa State 1 7 .125 2 9 .182 Baylor 1 7 .125 4 7 .364 (Cowboys Stadium, Dallas) BOWL GAMES THE BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Penn State 38, Texas 15 Federal Express Orange Bowl ______Nebraska 41, Virginia Tech 21 1996 ____(TWA DOME, ST. LOUIS) ______TEXAS 37, NEBRASKA 27 Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl ______BYU 19, Kansas State 15 1997 ____(Alamodome, San Antonio) ______Nebraska 54, Texas A&M 15 Plymouth Holiday Bowl ______Colorado 33, Washington 21 1998 ____(TWA Dome, St. Louis) ______Texas A&M 36, Kansas State 33 (2OT) Builder’s Square Alamo Bowl ______Iowa 27, Texas Tech 0 1999 ____(ALAMODOME, SAN ANTONIO) ______NEBRASKA 22, TEXAS 6 1997 2000 ____(Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City) ______Oklahoma 27, Kansas State 24 2001 ____(TEXAS STADIUM, IRVING) ______COLORADO 39, TEXAS 37 North Conference Overall South Conference Overall 2002 ____(Reliant Stadium, Houston) ______Oklahoma 29, Colorado 7 W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. 2003 ____ (Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City) ______Kansas State 35, Oklahoma 7 Nebraska 8 0 1.000 13 0 1.000 Texas A&M 6 2 .750 9 4 .692 2004 ____(Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City) ______Oklahoma 42, Colorado 3 Kansas State 7 1 .875 11 1 .917 Okla. State 5 3 .625 8 4 .667 2005 ____(RELIANT STADIUM, HOUSTON) ______TEXAS 70, COLORADO 3 Missouri 5 3 .625 7 5 .583 Texas Tech 5 3 .625 6 5 .545 2006 ____(Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City) ______Oklahoma 21, Nebraska 7 Kansas 3 5 .375 5 6 .455 TEXAS 2 6 .250 4 7 .364 2007 ____(Alamodome, San Antonio) ______Oklahoma 38, Missouri 17 Iowa State 1 7 .125 1 10 .091 Oklahoma 2 6 .250 4 8 .333 2008 ____(Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City) ______Oklahoma 62, Missouri 21 Colorado^ 3 5 .375 5 6 .455 Baylor 1 7 .125 2 9 .182 2009 ____(COWBOYS STADIUM, DALLAS) ______TEXAS 13, NEBRASKA 12 ^ forfeited all games at the conclusion of the season 2010 ____(Cowboys Stadium, Dallas) ______Oklahoma 23, Nebraska 20 BOWL GAMES Federal Express Orange Bowl ______Nebraska 42, Tennessee 17 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPERANCES BY SCHOOL Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl ______UCLA 29, Texas A&M 23 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Kansas State 35, Syracuse 18 Oklahoma (8) ______2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010 Plymouth Holiday Bowl ______Colorado State 35, Missouri 24 Nebraska (6) ______1996, 1997, 1999, 2006, 2009, 2010 Builder’s Square Alamo Bowl ______Purdue 33, Oklahoma State 20 Texas (5) ______1996, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2009 1998 Colorado (4) ______2001, 2002, 2004, 2005 North Conference Overall South Conference Overall Kansas State (3) ______1998, 2000, 2003 W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Kansas State 8 0 1.000 11 2 .846 Texas A&M 7 1 .875 11 3 .786 Missouri (2) ______2007, 2008 Nebraska 5 3 .625 9 4 .692 TEXAS 6 2 .750 9 3 .750 Missouri 5 3 .625 8 4 .667 Texas Tech 4 4 .500 7 5 .583 Texas A&M (2) ______1997, 1998 Colorado 4 4 .500 8 4 .667 Oklahoma 3 5 .375 5 6 .455 Kansas 1 7 .125 4 7 .364 Okla. State 3 5 .375 5 6 .455 BOLD indicates a win in championship game Iowa State 1 7 .125 3 8 .273 Baylor 1 7 .125 2 9 .182 BOWL GAMES Nokia Sugar Bowl ______Ohio State 24, Texas A&M 14 BIG 12 CONFERNCE’S WINNINGEST TEAMS Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl ______Texas 38, Mississippi State 11 All-time Intraconference Records (By %) Culligan Holiday Bowl ______Arizona 23, Nebraska 20 1. Oklahoma ______129-45 (.741) Builder’s Square Alamo Bowl ______Purdue 37, Kansas State 34 2. TEXAS ______118-56 (.678) Insight.Com Bowl ______Missouri 34, West Virginia 31 Jeep Aloha Bowl ______Colorado 51, Oregon 43 3. Nebraska* ______84-40 (.667) Sanford Independence Bowl ______Mississippi 35, Texas Tech 18 4. Kansas State ______105-69 (.603) 5. TCU& ______25-20 (.556) LONGEST BIG 12 WINNING STREAKS 6. Oklahoma State ______93-81 (.534) OVERALL HOME ROAD 7. Texas A&M# ______68-61 (.527) 21 _TEXAS ____ 2004-06 31 __Oklahoma ___2002-11 13 __TEXAS _____ 2002-06 8. Texas Tech ______88-86 (.506) 15 __K-State _____1997-98 26 __TEXAS _____ 1999-06 10 __K-State _____1997-99 9. Colorado* ______60-60 (.500) 10. West Virginia& ______22-23 (.489) 14 __Oklahoma ___1999-01 14 __K-State _____1996-00 8 ___Nebraska ____1996-97 11. Missouri# ______63-66 (.488) 13 __TEXAS _____ 2008-10 14 __Nebraska ____1998-02 8 ___K-State _____2003-05 12. Baylor ______53-121 (.305) 10 __Oklahoma ___2004-05 13. Iowa State ______46-128 (.264) (All streaks are intraconference) 14. Kansas ______39-135 (.224)

* Left the conference after the 2010 season | # Left the conference after the 2011 season & joined the conference for the 2012 season

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North Conference Overall South Conference Overall North Conference Overall South Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Nebraska 7 1 .875 12 1 .923 TEXAS 6 2 .750 9 5 .643 Colorado 7 1 .875 9 5 .643 Oklahoma 6 2 .750 12 2 .857 Kansas State 7 1 .875 11 1 .917 Texas A&M 5 3 .625 8 4 .667 Kansas State 6 2 .375 11 2 .846 TEXAS 6 2 .750 11 2 .846 Colorado 5 3 .625 7 5 .583 Oklahoma 5 3 .625 7 5 .583 Iowa State 4 4 .500 7 7 .500 Texas Tech 5 3 .625 9 5 .643 Kansas 3 5 .375 5 7 .417 Texas Tech 5 3 .625 6 5 .545 Nebraska 3 5 .375 7 7 .500 Okla. State 5 3 .625 8 5 .615 Iowa State 1 7 .125 4 7 .364 Okla. State 3 5 .429 5 6 .455 Missouri 2 6 .250 5 7 .417 Texas A&M 3 5 .375 6 6 .500 Missouri 1 7 .125 4 7 .364 Baylor 0 8 .000 1 10 .091 Kansas 0 8 .000 2 10 .167 Baylor 1 7 .125 3 9 .250

BOWL GAMES BOWL GAMES Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Nebraska 31, Tennessee 21 Rose Bowl presented by Sony PS2 ______Oklahoma 34, Washington State 14 Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl ______Arkansas 27, Texas 6 SBC Cotton Bowl ______Texas 35, LSU 20 Culligan Holiday Bowl ______Kansas State 24, Washington 20 Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl ______Boise State 34, Iowa State 16 Sylvania Alamo Bowl ______Penn State 24, Texas A&M 0 Alamo Bowl presented by MasterCard ______Wisconsin 31, Colorado 28 (OT) Insight.com Bowl ______Colorado 62, Boston College 28 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl ______Kansas State 34, Arizona State 27 Sanford Independence Bowl ______Mississippi 27, Oklahoma 25 MainStay Independence Bowl ______Mississippi 27, Nebraska 23 Houston Bowl ______Oklahoma State 33, Southern Mississippi 23 2000 Mazada Tangerine Bowl ______Texas Tech 55, Clemson 15 North Conference Overall South Conference Overall 2003 W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Kansas State 6 2 .750 11 3 .786 Oklahoma 8 0 1.000 13 0 1.000 North Conference Overall South Conference Overall Nebraska 6 2 .750 10 2 .833 TEXAS 7 1 .875 9 3 .750 W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Iowa State 5 3 .625 9 3 .750 Texas A&M 5 3 .625 7 5 .583 Kansas State 6 2 .750 11 4 .733 Oklahoma 8 0 1.000 12 2 .857 Colorado 3 5 .375 3 8 .273 Texas Tech 3 5 .375 7 6 .538 Nebraska 5 3 .625 10 3 .769 TEXAS 7 1 .875 10 3 .769 Kansas 2 6 .250 4 7 .364 Okla. State 1 7 .143 3 8 .273 Missouri 4 4 .500 8 5 .615 Okla. State 5 3 .625 9 4 .692 Missouri 2 6 .250 3 8 .273 Baylor 0 8 .000 2 9 .182 Kansas 3 5 .375 6 7 .462 Texas Tech 4 4 .500 8 5 .615 Colorado 3 5 .375 5 7 .417 Texas A&M 2 6 .250 4 8 .333 Iowa State 0 8 .000 2 10 .167 Baylor 1 7 .125 3 9 .250 BOWL GAMES Federal Express Orange Bowl, National Championship game ______Oklahoma 13, Florida State 2 Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl ______Kansas State 35, Tennessee 21 BOWL GAMES Culligan Holiday Bowl ______Oregon 35, Texas 30 Nokia Sugar Bowl ______Louisiana State 21, Oklahoma 14 Sylvania Alamo Bowl ______Nebraska 66, Northwestern 17 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Ohio State 35, Kansas State 28 Insight.com Bowl ______Iowa State 37, Pittsburgh 29 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl ______Washington State 28, Texas 20 Sanford Independence Bowl ______Mississippi State 43, Texas A&M 41 SBC Cotton Bowl Classic ______Mississippi 31, Oklahoma State 28 Galleryfurniture.com Bowl ______East Carolina 40, Texas Tech 27 MasterCard Alamo Bowl ______Nebraska 17, Michigan State 3 MainStay Independence Bowl ______Arkansas 27, Missouri 14 2001 EV1.Net Houston Bowl ______Texas Tech 38, Navy 14 Mazada Tangerine Bowl ______N.C. State 56, Kansas 26 North Conference Overall South Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. 2004 Colorado 7 1 .875 10 3 .769 TEXAS 7 1 .875 11 2 .846 North Conference Overall South Conference Overall Nebraska 7 1 .875 11 2 .846 Oklahoma 6 2 .750 11 2 .846 W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Iowa State 4 4 .500 7 5 .583 Texas A&M 4 4 .500 8 4 .667 Colorado 4 4 .500 8 5 .615 Oklahoma 8 0 1.000 12 1 .923 Kansas State 3 5 .375 6 6 .500 Texas Tech 4 4 .500 7 5 .583 Iowa State 4 4 .500 7 5 .583 TEXAS 7 1 .875 11 1 .917 Missouri 3 5 .375 4 7 .364 Okla. State 2 6 .250 4 7 .364 Nebraska 3 5 .375 5 6 .455 Texas A&M 5 3 .625 7 5 .583 Kansas 1 7 .125 3 8 .273 Baylor 0 8 .000 3 8 .273 Missouri 3 5 .375 5 6 .455 Texas Tech 5 3 .625 8 4 .667 Kansas 2 6 .250 4 7 .364 Oklahoma St. 4 4 .500 7 5 .583 BOWL GAMES Kansas State 2 6 .250 4 7 .364 Baylor 1 7 .125 3 8 .273 Rose Bowl presented by AT&T ______Miami (Fla.) 37, Nebraska 14 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Oregon 38, Colorado 16 BOWL GAMES Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl ______Oklahoma 10, Arkansas 3 FedEx Orange Bowl ______USC 55, Oklahoma 19 Culligan Holiday Bowl ______Texas 47, Washington 43 Rose Bowl presented by Citi ______Texas 38, Michigan 37 Sylvania Alamo Bowl ______Iowa 19, Texas Tech 16 SBC Cotton Bowl Classic ______Tennessee 38, Texas A&M 7 Insight.com Bowl ______Syracuse 26, Kansas State 3 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl ______Texas Tech 45, California 31 Galleryfurniture.com Bowl ______Texas A&M 28, TCU 9 MasterCard Alamo Bowl ______Ohio State 33, Oklahoma State 7 MainStay Independence Bowl ______Alabama 14, Iowa State 13 EV1.Net Houston Bowl ______Colorado 33, UTEP 28 Independence Bowl ______Iowa State 17, Miami (Ohio) 13

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North Conference Overall South Conference Overall North Conference Overall South Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Colorado 5 3 .625 7 6 .539 TEXAS 8 0 1.000 13 0 1.000 Missouri 5 3 .625 10 4 .714 TEXAS 7 1 .875 12 1 .923 Nebraska 4 4 .500 8 4 .667 Texas Tech 6 2 .750 9 3 .750 Nebraska 5 3 .625 9 4 .692 Oklahoma 7 1 .875 12 2 .857 Iowa State 4 4 .500 7 5 .583 Oklahoma 6 2 .750 8 4 .667 Kansas 4 4 .500 8 5 .615 Texas Tech 7 1 .875 11 2 .846 Kansas 3 5 .375 7 5 .583 Texas A&M 3 5 .375 5 6 .455 Colorado 2 6 .250 5 7 .417 Oklahoma St. 5 3 .625 9 4 .692 Missouri 4 4 .500 7 5 .583 Baylor 2 6 .250 5 6 .455 Kansas State 2 6 .250 5 7 .417 Baylor 2 6 .250 4 8 .333 Kansas State 2 6 .250 5 6 .455 Oklahoma St. 1 7 .125 4 7 .364 Iowa State 0 8 .000 2 10 .167 Texas A&M 2 6 .250 4 8 .333

BOWL GAMES BOWL GAMES Rose Bowl presented by Citi ______Texas 41, USC 38 Valero Alamo Bowl ______Missouri 30, Northwestern 23 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic ______Alabama 13, Texas Tech 10 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl ______Oregon 42, Oklahoma State 31 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl ______Oklahoma 17, Oregon 14 Insight Bowl ______Kansas 42, Minnesota 21 Champs Sports Bowl ______Clemson 19, Colorado 10 Konica Minolta Gator Bowl ______Nebraska 26, Clemson 21 EV1.net Houston Bowl ______TCU 27, Iowa State 24 AT&T Cotton Bowl ______Mississippi 47, Texas Tech 34 MasterCard Alamo Bowl ______Nebraska 32, Michigan 28 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Texas 24, Ohio State 21 Independence Bowl ______Missouri 38, South Carolina 31 BCS National Championship ______Florida 24, Oklahoma 14 Ft. Worth Bowl ______Kansas 42, Houston 13 2009 2006 North Conference Overall South Conference Overall North Conference Overall South Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Nebraska 6 2 .750 9 4 .692 TEXAS 8 0 1.000 13 1 1.000 Nebraska 6 2 .750 9 5 .643 Oklahoma 7 1 .875 11 3 .786 Missouri 4 4 .500 8 4 .667 Oklahoma St. 6 2 .750 9 3 .750 Missouri 4 4 .500 8 5 .615 TEXAS 6 2 .750 10 3 .769 Kansas State 4 4 .500 6 6 .500 Texas Tech 5 3 .625 8 4 .667 Kansas State 4 4 .500 7 6 .538 Texas A&M 5 3 .625 9 4 .692 Iowa State 3 5 .375 6 6 .500 Oklahoma 5 3 .625 7 5 .583 Kansas 3 5 .375 6 6 .500 Texas Tech 4 4 .500 8 5 .615 Colorado 2 6 .250 3 9 .250 Texas A&M 3 5 .375 6 6 .500 Colorado 2 6 .250 2 10 .167 Oklahoma St. 3 5 .375 7 6 .538 Kansas 1 7 .125 5 7 .417 Baylor 1 7 .125 4 8 .333 Iowa State 1 7 .125 4 8 .333 Baylor 3 5 .375 4 8 .333

BOWL GAMES BOWL GAMES Advocare V100 Independence Bowl ______Georgia 44, Texas A&M 20 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Boise State 43, Oklahoma 42 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl ______Nebraska 33, Arizona 0 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic ______Auburn 17, Nebraska 14 Brut Sun Bowl ______Oklahoma 31, Stanford 27 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl ______California 45, Texas A&M 10 Texas Bowl ______Navy 35, Missouri 13 MasterCard Alamo Bowl ______Texas 26, Iowa 24 Insight Bowl ______Iowa State 14, Minnesota 13 Brut Sun Bowl ______Oregon State 39, Missouri 38 AT&T Cotton Bowl ______Mississippi 21, Oklahoma State 7 Insight Bowl ______Texas Tech 44, Minnesota 41 Valero Alamo Bowl ______Texas Tech 41, Michigan State 31 Independence Bowl ______Oklahoma State 34, Alabama 31 BCS National Championship ______Alabama 37, Texas 21 Texas Bowl ______Rutgers 37, Kansas State 10 2010 2007 North Conference Overall South Conference Overall North Conference Overall South Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Missouri 6 2 .750 10 3 .769 Oklahoma 6 2 .750 12 2 .857 Kansas 7 1 .875 12 1 .923 Oklahoma 6 2 .750 11 3 .786 Nebraska 6 2 .750 10 4 .714 Oklahoma St. 6 2 .750 11 2 .846 Missouri 7 1 .778 12 2 .875 TEXAS 5 3 .625 10 3 .769 Kansas State 3 5 .375 7 6 .538 Texas A&M 6 2 .750 9 4 .692 Colorado 4 4 .500 6 7 .462 Oklahoma St. 4 4 .500 7 6 .538 Iowa State 3 5 .375 5 7 .417 Baylor 4 4 .500 7 6 .538 Kansas State 3 5 .375 5 7 .417 Texas Tech 4 4 .500 9 4 .692 Colorado 2 6 .250 5 7 .417 Texas Tech 3 5 .375 8 5 .615 Nebraska 2 6 .250 5 7 .417 Texas A&M 4 4 .500 7 6 .538 Kansas 1 7 .125 3 9 .250 TEXAS 2 6 .250 5 7 .417 Iowa State 2 6 .250 3 9 .250 Baylor 0 8 .000 3 9 .250 BOWL GAMES BOWL GAMES TicketCity Bowl ______Texas Tech 45, Northwestern 38 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______West Virginia 48, Oklahoma 28 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Oklahoma 48, Connecticut 20 FedEx Orange Bowl ______Kansas 24, Virginia Tech 21 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic ______Missouri 38, Arkansas 7 Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl ______Washington 19, Nebraska 7 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl ______Texas 52, Arizona State 34 Texas Bowl ______Illinois 38, Baylor 14 Valero Alamo Bowl ______Penn State 24, Texas A&M 17 Insight Bowl ______Iowa 27, Missouri 24 Gator Bowl ______Texas Tech 31, Virginia 28 AT&T Cotton Bowl ______LSU 41, Texas A&M 24 Insight Bowl ______Oklahoma State 49, Indiana 33 Valero Alamo Bowl ______Oklahoma State 36, Arizona 10 Independence Bowl ______Alabama 30, Colorado 24 New Era Pinstripe Bowl ______Syracuse 36, Kansas State 34

178 RECORDS @TEXASFOOTBALL 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE THE BIG 12 CONFERENCE 2011 2014 Conference Overall Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Oklahoma State 8 1 .889 12 1 .923 TCU 8 1 .889 12 1 .923 Kansas State 7 2 .778 10 3 .769 Baylor 8 1 .889 11 2 .846 Baylor 6 3 .667 10 3 .769 Kansas State 7 2 .778 9 4 .692 Oklahoma 6 3 .667 10 3 .769 Oklahoma 5 4 .556 8 5 .615 Missouri 5 4 .556 8 5 .615 West Virginia 5 4 .556 7 6 .538 TEXAS 4 5 .444 8 5 .615 TEXAS 5 4 .556 6 7 .462 Texas A&M 4 5 .444 7 6 .538 Oklahoma State 4 5 .444 7 6 .538 Iowa State 3 6 .333 6 7 .462 Texas Tech 2 7 .222 4 8 .333 Texas Tech 2 7 .222 5 7 .417 Kansas 1 8 .111 3 9 .250 Kansas 0 9 .000 2 10 .167 Iowa State 0 9 .000 2 10 .167

BOWL GAMES BOWL GAMES AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl ______Missouri 41, North Carolina 24 AutoZone Liberty Bowl ______Texas A&M 45, West Virginia 37 Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl ______Texas 21, Cal 10 Russell Athletic Bowl ______Clemson 40, Oklahoma 6 Valero Alamo Bowl ______Baylor 67, Washington 56 AdvoCare V100 Texas ______Arkansas 31, Texas 7 New Era Pinstripe Bowl ______Rutgers 27, Iowa State 13 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl ______TCU 42, Ole 3 Meineke Car Care Bowl ______Texas A&M 33, Northwestern 22 Goodyear Cotton Bowl ______Michigan State 42, Baylor 41 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Oklahoma State 41, Stanford 38 Valero Alamo Bowl ______UCLA 40, Kansas State 35 TicketCity Cactus Bowl ______Oklahoma State 30, Washington 22 2012 2015 Conference Overall Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Kansas State 8 1 .889 11 2 .846 Oklahoma 8 1 .889 11 2 .846 Oklahoma 8 1 .889 10 3 .769 Oklahoma State 7 2 .777 10 3 .769 TEXAS 5 4 .556 9 4 .692 TCU 7 2 .777 11 2 .846 Oklahoma State 5 4 .556 8 5 .615 Baylor 6 3 .667 10 3 .769 Baylor 4 5 .444 8 5 .615 West Virginia 4 5 .444 8 5 .615 Texas Tech 4 5 .444 8 5 .615 Texas Tech 4 5 .444 7 6 .538 TCU 4 5 .444 7 6 .538 TEXAS 4 5 .444 5 7 .417 West Virginia 4 5 .444 7 6 .538 Kansas State 3 6 .333 6 7 .462 Iowa State 3 6 .333 6 7 .462 Iowa State 2 7 .222 3 9 .250 Kansas 0 9 .000 1 11 .083 Kansas 0 9 .000 0 12 .000

BOWL GAMES BOWL GAMES Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl ______Baylor 49, UCLA 26 Russell Athletic Bowl ______Baylor 49, North Carolina 38 Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas ______Texas Tech 34, Minnesota 31 AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl ______LSU 56, Texas Tech 27 New Era Pinstripe Bowl ______Syracuse 38, West Virginia 14 Capital One Orange Bowl ______Clemson 37, Oklahoma 17 Valero Alamo Bowl ______Texas 31, Oregon State 27 Allstate Sugar Bowl ______Ole Miss 48, Oklahoma State 20 Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl ______Michigan State 17, TCU 16 AutoZone Liberty Bowl ______Arkansas 45, Kansas State 23 AutoZone Liberty Bowl ______Tulsa 31, Iowa State 17 Valero Alama Bowl ______TCU 47, Oregon 41 Heart of Dallas Bowl ______Oklahoma State 58, Purdue 14 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Oregon 35, Kansas State 17 2016 AT&T Cotton Bowl ______Texas A&M 41, Oklahoma 13 Conference Overall 2013 W L Pct. W L Pct. Oklahoma 9 0 1.000 11 2 .846 Conference Overall Oklahoma State 7 2 .778 10 3 .769 W L Pct. W L Pct. West Virginia 7 2 .778 10 3 .769 Baylor 8 1 .889 11 1 .917 Kansas State 6 3 .667 9 4 .692 Oklahoma 7 2 .778 10 2 .833 TCU 4 5 .444 6 7 .462 Oklahoma State 7 2 .778 10 2 .833 Baylor 3 6 .333 7 6 .538 TEXAS 7 2 .778 8 4 .667 TEXAS 3 6 .333 5 7 .417 Kansas State 5 4 .556 7 5 .583 Texas Tech 3 6 .333 5 7 .417 Texas Tech 4 5 .444 7 5 .583 Iowa State 2 7 .222 3 9 .250 West Virginia 2 7 .222 4 8 .333 Kansas 1 8 .111 2 10 .167 Iowa State 2 7 .222 3 9 .250 Kansas 1 8 .111 3 9 .250 BOWL GAMES Motel 6 Cactus Bowl ______Baylor 31, Boise State 12 Russell Athletic Bowl ______Miami 31, West Virginia 14 BOWL GAMES AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl ______Kansas State 33, Texas A&M 28 Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl ______Kansas State 31, Michigan 14 Valero Alamo Bowl ______Oklahoma State 38, Colorado 8 National University Holiday Bowl ______Texas Tech 37, Arizona State 23 AutoZone Liberty Bowl ______Georgia 31, TCU 23 Valero Alamo Bowl ______Oregon 30, Texas 7 Allstate Sugar Bowl ______Oklahoma 35, Auburn 19 Allstate Sugar Bowl ______Oklahoma 45, Alabama 31 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl ______Central Florida 52, Baylor 42 AT&T Cotton Bowl ______Missouri 41, Oklahoma State 31

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CONFERENCE OVERALL TEAM YEARS YEARS RECORD PCT. YEAR W L T W L T TEXAS ______1915-95 ______80 ______334-150-14 ______.685 1920 5 ___0 ___0 9 __ 0 __0 Texas A&M ______1915-95 ______80 ______244-218-30 ______.526 Arkansas ______1915-91 ______77 ______242-193-16 ______.554 1928 5 ___1 ___0 7 __ 2 __0 SMU ______1918-86, ’89-95 ______75 ______212-237-31 ______.473 1930 4 ___1 ___0 8 __ 1 __1 Baylor ______1915-42, ’45-95 ______78 ______208-249-25 ______.456 1942 5 ___1 ___0 9 __ 2 __0 TCU ______1923-95 ______72 ______192-255-22 ______.433 * 1943 5 ___0 ___0 7 __ 1 __ 1 Rice ______1915, ’18-95 ______79 ______179-302-12 ______.375 1945 5 ___1 ___0 10 __1 __0 Texas Tech ______1960-95 ______35 ______120-135-6 ______.471 Houston ______1976-95 ______19 ______78-69-4 ______.530 1950 6 ___0 ___0 9 __ 2 __0 Oklahoma ______1915-19 ______5 ______10-3-1 ______.750 1952 6 ___0 ___0 9 __ 2 __0 Oklahoma A&M ______1915-24 ______10 ______6-18-1 ______.260 ^ 1953 5 ___1 ___0 7 __ 3 __ 0 Phillips ______1920 ______1 ______0-3-0 ______.000 ^ 1959 5 ___1 ___0 9 __ 2 __ 0 Southwestern ______1915-16 ______2 ______0-5-0 ______.000 ^ 1961 6 ___1 ___0 10 __ 1 __ 0 SWC STANDINGS YEAR-BY-YEAR 1962 6 ___0 ___1 9 __ 1 __1 1963 7 ___0 ___0 11 __0 __0 1915 1919 1923 1928 ^ 1968 6 ___1 ___0 9 __ 1 __ 1 1969 7 ___0 ___0 11 __0 __0 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T 1 1970 7 ___0 ___0 10 __1 __0 Baylor 3 0 0 Texas A&M 4 0 0 SMU 5 0 0 TEXAS 5 1 0 Oklahoma 3 0 0 Rice 3 1 0 TEXAS 2 0 1 4Arkansas 3 1 0 1971 6 ___1 ___0 8 __ 3 __0 Arkansas 1 1 0 Oklahoma 2 1 0 TCU 2 1 0 Baylor 3 2 0 1972 7 ___0 ___0 10 __1 __0 TEXAS 2 2 0 TEXAS 3 2 0 Arkansas 2 2 0 TCU 3 2 0 1973 7 ___0 ___0 8 __ 3 __0 Texas A&M 1 1 0 Arkansas 1 2 0 Baylor 1 1 2 SMU 2 2 1 ^ 1975 6 ___1 ___0 10 __ 2 __ 0 Rice 1 2 0 SMU 0 2 1 Oklahoma A&M 1 3 0 Texas A&M 1 3 1 Southwestern 0 2 0 Baylor 0 3 1 Rice 1 4 0 Rice 0 5 0 1977 8 ___0 ___0 11 __1 __0 Oklahoma A&M 0 3 0 Oklahoma A&M 0 2 0 Texas A&M 0 3 1 1929 1983 8 ___0 ___0 11 __1 __0 1916 1920 1924 1990 8 ___0 ___0 10 __2 __0 TEAM W L T ^ 1994 4 ___3 ___0 8 __ 4 __ 0 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TCU 4 0 1 1995 7 ___0 ___0 10 __2 __1 TEXAS 5 1 0 TEXAS 5 0 0 Baylor 4 0 1 SMU 3 0 2 Baylor 3 1 0 Arkansas 2 0 1 SMU 2 0 4 Arkansas 3 2 0 ^ co-championship Oklahoma 2 1 0 Texas A&M 5 1 0 Rice 2 2 0 TEXAS 2 2 2 * first time in SWC history that a school repeated as undis- Texas A&M 2 1 0 Rice 2 2 1 Texas A&M 2 2 1 Baylor 2 2 1 puted football champion. Arkansas 0 2 0 Baylor 1 2 1 Oklahoma A&M 1 1 1 Texas A&M 2 3 0 Oklahoma A&M 0 3 0 Phillips 0 3 0 TEXAS 2 3 0 Rice 0 5 0 NOTE: Texas also had the best SWC record in 1916 (5-1-0) Southwestern 0 3 0 Oklahoma A&M 0 3 0 Arkansas 1 2 1 1930 and 1918 (4-0-0) but no championships were awarded those 1917 SMU 0 4 1 1925 years. 1921 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEXAS 4 1 0 SWC TITLES BY SCHOOL Texas A&M 2 0 0 TEAM W L T Texas A&M 4 1 0 Baylor 3 1 1 Baylor 2 1 0 Texas A&M 3 0 2 TEXAS 2 1 1 TCU 4 2 0 OUTRIGHT Oklahoma 1 1 1 TEXAS 1 0 1 2TCU 1 1 1 SMU 2 2 1 TEAM TITLES TITLES TEXAS 2 3 0 Arkansas 2 1 0 SMU 1 1 2 Arkansas 2 2 0 TEXAS ______25 ______19 Oklahoma A&M 1 2 0 Baylor 2 2 0 2Arkansas 2 2 1 Rice 2 4 0 Texas A&M ______17 ______15 Arkansas 0 1 1 Oklahoma A&M 1 1 0 Rice 1 2 1 1931 Arkansas ______13 ______7 1918 Rice 1 2 1 Baylor 0 3 2 SMU ______11 ______9 1922 1926 TCU ______9 ______7 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T SMU 5 0 1 Rice ______7 ______4 TEXAS 4 0 0 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TCU 4 1 1 Baylor ______4 ______3 Oklahoma 2 0 0 Baylor 5 0 0 SMU 5 0 0 Texas A&M 3 2 0 Houston ______4 ______1 Texas A&M 1 1 0 TEXAS 2 1 0 Baylor 3 1 1 Rice 3 3 0 Texas Tech ______2 ______0 Rice 1 1 0 Texas A&M 2 2 0 TEXAS 2 2 0 TEXAS 2 3 0 Oklahoma ______1 ______1 SMU 1 2 0 SMU 2 2 0 3Arkansas 2 2 0 Baylor 1 5 0 Arkansas 0 1 0 Oklahoma A&M 2 3 0 TCU 1 1 2 Arkansas 0 4 0 Baylor 0 2 0 Arkansas 1 3 0 Texas A&M 1 3 1 1932 Oklahoma A&M 0 2 0 1927 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TCU 6 0 0 Texas A&M 4 0 1 TEXAS 5 1 0 SMU 4 1 0 Rice 3 3 0 4Arkansas 3 1 0 Texas A&M 1 2 2 TEXAS 2 2 1 Baylor 1 4 1 TCU 1 2 2 SMU 1 4 1 Rice 1 3 0 Arkansas 1 4 0 Baylor 0 5 0

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TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T 5Arkansas 4 1 0 Texas A&M 6 0 0 Rice 5 1 0 TEXAS 6 0 0 TCU 5 1 0 Arkansas 7 0 0 Baylor 4 2 0 SMU 4 2 0 Arkansas 5 1 0 Rice 4 2 0 Rice 4 2 0 TEXAS 6 1 0 TCU 4 2 0 Baylor 4 2 0 TEXAS 4 2 0 SMU 3 2 1 SMU 4 2 0 Baylor 4 3 0 Texas A&M 2 2 1 TEXAS 3 3 0 Texas A&M 3 3 0 TCU 2 2 2 TEXAS 3 3 0 Rice 3 3 1 TEXAS 2 3 1 Arkansas 2 3 1 SMU 2 4 0 Baylor 1 3 2 Arkansas 2 4 0 Texas Tech 3 3 1 SMU 2 4 0 TCU 1 5 0 TCU 2 4 0 Texas A&M 1 4 1 Texas A&M 2 4 0 TCU 3 4 0 Rice 1 5 0 Rice 0 5 1 Baylor 0 6 0 Arkansas 1 5 0 Baylor 1 5 0 Texas A&M 1 6 0 1934 1940 1947 1953 1959 SMU 0 7 0 1965 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T Rice 5 1 0 Texas A&M 5 1 0 SMU 5 0 1 TEXAS 5 1 0 TEXAS 5 1 0 TEAM W L T TEXAS 4 1 1 SMU 5 1 0 TEXAS 5 1 0 Rice 5 1 0 Arkansas 5 1 0 Arkansas 7 0 0 SMU 3 2 1 Rice 4 2 0 Rice 4 2 0 Baylor 4 2 0 TCU 5 1 0 TCU 5 2 0 TCU 3 3 0 TEXAS 4 2 0 TCU 2 3 1 SMU 3 3 0 SMU 2 3 1 Texas Tech 5 2 0 Arkansas 2 3 1 TCU 2 4 0 Texas A&M 1 4 1 Arkansas 2 4 0 Baylor 2 4 0 TEXAS 3 4 0 Texas A&M 1 4 1 Arkansas 1 5 0 Arkansas 1 4 1 Texas A&M 1 5 0 Rice 1 4 1 Baylor 3 4 0 Baylor 1 5 0 Baylor 0 6 0 Baylor 1 5 0 TCU 1 5 0 Texas A&M 0 6 0 SMU 3 4 0 1935 1941 1948 1954 1960 Texas A&M 1 6 0 Rice 1 6 0 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T 1966 SMU 6 0 0 Texas A&M 5 1 0 SMU 5 0 1 Arkansas 5 1 0 Arkansas 6 1 0 TCU 5 1 0 TEXAS 4 1 1 TEXAS 4 1 1 SMU 4 1 1 TEXAS 5 2 0 TEAM W L T Rice 3 3 0 TCU 4 1 1 Rice 3 2 1 Baylor 4 2 0 Baylor 5 2 0 SMU 6 1 0 Baylor 3 3 0 Rice 3 2 1 Baylor 3 2 1 Rice 4 2 0 Rice 5 2 0 TEXAS 5 2 0 Arkansas 2 4 0 SMU 2 4 0 Arkansas 2 4 0 TEXAS 2 3 1 TCU 3 3 1 Arkansas 5 2 0 TEXAS 1 5 0 Baylor 1 4 1 TCU 1 4 1 TCU 1 5 0 Texas Tech 1 5 1 Texas A&M 4 3 0 Texas A&M 1 5 0 Arkansas 0 6 0 Texas A&M 0 5 1 Texas A&M 0 6 0 Texas A&M 0 4 3 Baylor 3 4 0 1936 1942 1949 1955 SMU 0 6 1 Texas Tech 2 5 0 1961 TCU 2 5 0 Rice 1 6 0 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T Arkansas 5 1 0 TEXAS 5 1 0 Rice 6 0 0 TCU 5 1 0 TEAM W L T 1967 TCU 4 1 1 Rice 4 1 1 Baylor 4 2 0 Texas A&M 4 1 1 TEXAS 6 1 0 Texas A&M 3 2 1 TCU 4 2 0 TEXAS 3 3 0 TEXAS 4 2 0 Arkansas 6 1 0 TEAM W L T Baylor 3 2 1 Baylor 3 2 1 TCU 3 3 0 Arkansas 3 2 1 Rice 5 2 0 Texas A&M 6 1 0 SMU 2 3 1 Texas A&M 2 3 1 SMU 2 3 1 Baylor 2 4 0 Texas A&M 3 4 0 Texas Tech 5 2 0 TEXAS 1 5 0 SMU 1 4 1 Arkansas 2 4 0 SMU 2 4 0 TCU 2 4 1 TEXAS 4 3 0 Rice 1 5 0 Arkansas 0 6 0 Texas A&M 0 5 1 Rice 0 6 0 Baylor 2 5 0 TCU 4 3 0 1937 1943 1950 1956 Texas Tech 2 5 0 Arkansas 3 3 1 SMU 1 5 1 SMU 3 4 0 Rice 2 5 0 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T 1962 Baylor 0 6 1 Rice 4 1 1 TEXAS 5 0 0 TEXAS 6 0 0 Texas A&M 6 0 0 TCU 3 1 2 Texas A&M 4 1 0 Baylor 4 2 0 TCU 5 1 0 TEAM W L T 1968 Arkansas 3 2 1 SMU 2 3 0 Texas A&M 3 3 0 Baylor 4 2 0 TEXAS 6 0 1 Baylor 3 3 0 Rice 2 3 0 TCU 3 3 0 Arkansas 3 3 0 Arkansas 6 1 0 TEAM W L T Texas A&M 2 2 2 TCU 1 4 0 Rice 2 4 0 SMU 2 4 0 TCU 5 2 0 TEXAS 6 1 0 SMU 2 4 0 Arkansas 1 4 0 SMU 2 4 0 Rice 1 5 0 Texas A&M 3 4 0 Arkansas 6 1 0 TEXAS 1 5 0 1944 Arkansas 1 5 0 TEXAS 0 6 0 Baylor 3 4 0 SMU 5 2 0 1938 1951 1957 Rice 2 4 1 Texas Tech 4 3 0 SMU 2 5 0 Baylor 3 4 0 TEAM W L T Texas Tech 0 7 0 Texas A&M 2 5 0 TEAM W L T TCU 3 1 1 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TCU 2 5 0 TCU 6 0 0 TEXAS 3 2 0 TCU 5 1 0 Rice 5 1 0 1963 Rice 0 7 0 SMU 4 2 0 Arkansas 2 2 1 Baylor 4 1 1 TEXAS 4 1 1 Baylor 3 2 1 Texas A&M 2 3 0 TEXAS 3 3 0 Texas A&M 4 2 0 TEAM W L T 1969 Rice 3 3 0 Rice 2 3 0 Rice 3 3 0 SMU 3 3 0 TEXAS 7 0 0 Texas A&M 2 3 1 SMU 2 3 0 Texas A&M 1 3 2 Arkansas 2 4 0 Baylor 6 1 0 TEAM W L T TEXAS 1 5 0 1945 Arkansas 2 4 0 TCU 2 4 0 Rice 4 3 0 TEXAS 7 0 0 Arkansas 1 5 0 SMU 1 4 1 Baylor 0 5 1 Arkansas 3 4 0 Arkansas 6 1 0 TCU 2 4 1 Texas Tech 4 3 0 TEAM W L T SMU 2 5 0 TCU 4 3 0 TEXAS 5 1 0 Texas Tech 2 5 0 SMU 4 3 0 SMU 4 2 0 Texas A&M 1 5 1 Texas A&M 2 5 0 Rice 3 3 0 Rice 2 5 0 Texas A&M 3 3 0 Baylor 0 7 0 TCU 3 3 0 Baylor 2 4 0 Arkansas 1 5 0 TEXASSPORTS.COM 181 RECORDS 2017 TEXAS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE THE SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE

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TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEXAS 7 0 0 Texas Tech 7 1 0 SMU 7 1 0 Texas A&M 7 1 0 Texas A&M 8 0 0 Arkansas 6 1 0 Houston 7 1 0 TEXAS 6 1 1 Arkansas 6 2 0 Texas Tech 5 3 0 Texas Tech 5 2 0 Texas A&M 6 2 0 Houston 5 2 1 Baylor 6 2 0 Baylor 5 3 0 SMU 3 4 0 Baylor 4 3 1 Arkansas 5 3 0 Texas Tech 5 3 0 Arkansas 5 3 0 TCU 3 4 0 TEXAS 4 4 0 Texas A&M 4 4 0 TEXAS 4 4 0 TEXAS 4 4 0 Rice 3 4 0 Arkansas 3 4 1 Rice 3 5 0 Rice 2 6 0 TCU 4 4 0 Baylor 1 6 0 Rice 2 6 0 Baylor 3 5 0 Houston 0 8 0 Houston 3 5 0 Texas A&M 0 7 0 SMU 2 6 0 TCU 1 6 1 x-SMU 5 3 0 Rice 2 6 0 1971 TCU 0 8 0 Texas Tech 0 7 1 x-TCU 1 7 0 SMU 0 8 0 1977 1982 1987 1992 TEAM W L T TEXAS 6 1 0 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T TEAM W L T Arkansas 5 1 1 TEXAS 8 0 0 SMU 7 0 1 Texas A&M 6 1 0 Texas A&M 7 0 0 TCU 5 2 0 Arkansas 7 1 0 TEXAS 7 1 0 TEXAS 5 2 0 Baylor 4 3 0 Texas A&M 4 3 0 Texas A&M 6 2 0 Arkansas 5 2 1 Arkansas 5 2 0 TEXAS 4 3 0 SMU 3 4 0 Texas Tech 4 4 0 Houston 4 3 1 Texas Tech 3 3 1 Rice 4 3 0 Rice 2 4 1 Houston 4 4 0 Baylor 3 4 1 Baylor 3 4 0 Texas Tech 4 3 0 Texas Tech 2 5 0 Baylor 3 5 0 Texas Tech 3 5 0 TCU 3 4 0 SMU 2 5 0 Baylor 0 7 0 SMU 3 5 0 Texas A&M 3 5 0 Houston 2 4 1 Houston 2 5 0 1972 TCU 1 7 0 TCU 2 6 0 Rice 0 7 0 TCU 1 6 0 Rice 0 8 0 Rice 0 8 0 1988 1993 TEAM W L T 1978 1983 TEXAS 7 0 0 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T Texas Tech 4 3 0 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T Arkansas 7 0 0 Texas A&M 7 0 0 SMU 4 3 0 Houston 7 1 0 TEXAS 8 0 0 Houston 5 2 0 Texas Tech 5 2 0 Baylor 3 4 0 TEXAS 6 2 0 SMU 7 1 0 Texas Tech 4 3 0 TEXAS 5 2 0 Rice 3 4 0 Arkansas 6 2 0 Baylor 4 3 1 Baylor 2 5 0 Baylor 3 4 0 Arkansas 3 4 0 Texas Tech 5 3 0 Texas A&M 4 3 1 TEXAS 2 5 0 Rice 3 4 0 Texas A&M 2 5 0 Texas A&M 4 4 0 Arkansas 4 4 0 TCU 2 5 0 TCU 2 5 0 TCU 2 5 0 SMU 3 5 0 Texas Tech 3 4 1 Rice 0 7 0 SMU 1 5 1 1973 Baylor 3 5 0 Houston 3 5 0 x-Texas A&M 6 1 0 Houston 1 5 1 Rice 2 6 0 TCU 1 6 1 1989 1994 TCU 0 8 0 Rice 0 8 0 TEAM W L T TEXAS 7 0 0 1979 1984 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T Texas Tech 6 1 0 Arkansas 7 1 0 TEXAS 4 3 0 Rice 4 3 0 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T Texas A&M 6 2 0 Texas Tech 4 3 0 SMU 3 3 1 Arkansas 7 1 0 Houston 6 2 0 Texas Tech 5 3 0 Baylor 4 3 0 Arkansas 3 3 1 Houston 7 1 0 SMU 6 2 0 Baylor 4 4 0 TCU 4 3 0 Texas A&M 3 4 0 TEXAS 6 2 0 TEXAS 5 3 0 TEXAS 4 4 0 Rice 4 3 0 TCU 1 6 0 Baylor 5 3 0 TCU 5 3 0 TCU 2 6 0 SMU 1 9 1 Baylor 0 7 0 Texas A&M 4 4 0 Arkansas 5 3 0 Rice 2 6 0 Houston 1 10 0 1974 SMU 3 5 0 Baylor 4 4 0 SMU 0 8 0 x-Texas A&M 6 0 1 Texas Tech 2 5 1 Texas A&M 3 5 0 x-Houston 6 2 0 1995 TCU 1 6 1 Texas Tech 2 6 0 TEAM W L T 1990 Rice 0 8 0 Rice 0 8 0 Baylor 6 1 0 TEAM W L T TEXAS 5 2 0 1980 1985 TEAM W L T TEXAS 7 0 0 Texas A&M 5 2 0 TEXAS 8 0 0 Baylor 5 2 0 SMU 3 3 1 TEAM W L T TEAM W L T Texas A&M 5 2 1 Texas A&M 5 2 0 Arkansas 3 3 1 Baylor 8 0 0 Texas A&M 7 1 0 Baylor 5 2 1 Texas Tech 5 2 0 Texas Tech 3 4 0 Houston 5 3 0 TEXAS 6 2 0 Rice 3 5 0 TCU 3 4 0 Rice 2 5 0 SMU 5 3 0 Arkansas 6 2 0 TCU 3 5 0 Houston 2 5 0 TCU 0 7 0 TEXAS 4 4 0 Baylor 6 2 0 Texas Tech 3 5 0 Rice 1 6 0 1975 Rice 4 4 0 Houston 3 5 0 Arkansas 1 7 0 SMU 0 7 0 Arkansas 3 5 0 Rice 2 6 0 SMU 0 8 0 Texas Tech 3 5 0 Texas Tech 1 7 0 x-Houston 7 1 0 TEAM W L T Texas A&M 3 5 0 TCU 0 8 0 TEXAS 6 1 0 TCU 1 7 0 x-SMU 5 3 0 Texas A&M 6 1 0 Arkansas 6 1 0 Texas Tech 4 3 0 SMU 2 5 0 Baylor 2 5 0 TCU 1 6 0 Rice 1 6 0

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1963 (3-0) 1977 (3-1) Total Television Appearances: 481 Oklahoma ______2:00 pm __ (Dallas, Austin, Oklahoma City) ______W Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ______(Austin) ______W National Television Appearances: 275 Texas A&M ______2:00 pm ______(CBS) National ______W Arkansas ______12:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Navy (Cotton Bowl) ___ 1:00 pm ______National ______W Baylor ______3:00 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Regional Television Appearances: 183 Notre Dame (Cotton Bowl) 1:15 pm ______National ______L 1964 (3-0) Local Television Appearances: 22 Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(NBC) National ______W 1978 (1-3) Texas A&M ______2:00 pm ______(Austin, Houston) ______W Oklahoma ______11:50 am ______(ABC) Regional ______L All-Time Television Record: 305-171-5 (.639) Alabama (Orange Bowl) _7:00 pm ______National ______W Arkansas ______11:50 am ______Regional ______W Texas A&M ______8:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______W PRE-NCAA TELEVISION PLAN 1965 (2-1) Maryland (Sun Bowl) __ 11:30 am ______National ______W 1948 (1-1) Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ____ (Dallas, Austin, Oklahoma City) ______W Oklahoma ______(Fort Worth only) ______L Arkansas ______2:30 pm ______(NBC) National ______L 1979 (1-2) TCU ______(Fort Worth only) ______W Baylor ______1:30 pm ______(NBC) Regional ______W Oklahoma ______3:00 pm ______National ______W Arkansas ______3:00 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L 1949 (0-1) 1966 (1-3) Washington (Sun Bowl) _ 11:30 am ______National ______L Oklahoma ______(Dallas only) ______L Southern California ______2:30 pm _____ (ABC) National ______L Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ______(Dallas) ______L 1980 (2-1) 1950 (1-2) Arkansas ______7:30 pm _____(NBC) Regional ______L Arkansas ______8:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Oklahoma ______(Dallas only) ______L Mississippi (Bluebonnet Bowl) ___1:00 pm ______National ______W Oklahoma ______12:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Rice ______(Houston only) ______W UNC (Bluebonnet Bowl) __7:00 pm __ (Mizlou Network) Regional ______L Tennessee (Cotton Bowl) ______(Dallas, Fort Worth only) ______L 1967 (2-0) Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ___ (Dallas, Austin, Oklahoma City) ______W 1981 (2-1) 1951 (1-0) Arkansas ______3:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Oklahoma ______11:50 am ______(ABC) National ______W Oklahoma ______(Dallas only) ______W Arkansas ______2:45 pm ______Regional ______L 1968 (3-0) Alabama (Cotton Bowl) __1:00 pm ______National ______W TEXAS’ TELEVISION APPEARANCES Oklahoma ______(Dallas, Austin, Oklahoma City) ______W 1952 (2-2) Texas A&M ______2:00 pm______(ABC) National ______W 1982 (1-3) Notre Dame ______(San Antonio) ______L Tennessee (Cotton Bowl) ______National ______W Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ______National ______L Oklahoma ______(Dallas, San Antonio, Oklahoma City, Tulsa) ______L SMU ______2:50 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Texas A&M ______(Austin, San Antonio) ______W 1969 (4-0) Arkansas ______2:50 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Tennessee (Cotton Bowl) ______(NBC) National ______W California ______1:20 pm______(NBC) Regional ______W North Carolina (Sun Bowl)___ 1:10 pm ______National ______L Oklahoma ______(ABC) National ______W 1953 (0-1) Arkansas ______12:20 pm _____ (ABC) National ______W 1983 (5-1) Oklahoma ______(NBC) National ______L Notre Dame (Cotton Bowl) ____ 1:00 pm______National ______W Auburn ______11:30 am ______(CBS) Regional ______W Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ______National ______W 1954 (0-1) 1970 (2-1) Arkansas ______11:30 am ______(CBS) Regional ______W Baylor ______(ABC) National ______L Oklahoma ______3:20 pm ______(ABC) National ______W SMU ______2:50 pm ______(CBS) National ______W Arkansas, ______2:00 pm ______National ______W Texas A&M ______11:30 am ______(ABC) National ______W 1955 (1-1) Notre Dame (Cotton Bowl) ____ 1:00 pm ______National ______L Georgia (Cotton Bowl) _____12:40 pm ______National ______L Oklahoma ______(Humble Network) Regional ______L Texas A&M ______(NBC) National ______W 1971 (1-3) 1984 (5-3-1) UCLA ______1:45 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Auburn ______6:45 pm ______(ESPN) National ______W 1956 (0-2) Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ____ (Austin, Oklahoma City, Dallas) ______L Penn State ______12:15 pm ______(Syndicated) National ______W Oklahoma ______(Humble Network) Regional ______L Arkansas ______3:20 pm ______(ABC) National ______L Rice ______7:00 pm _____ (HSE-Houston) Regional ______W TCU ______(Humble Network) Regional ______L Penn State (Cotton Bowl) ______National ______L Oklahoma ______3:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______T SMU ______2:50 pm _____ (Raycom-SWC) Regional ______W 1957 (1-2) 1972 (3-1) TCU ______2:50 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Oklahoma ______(Humble Network) Regional ______L Oklahoma ______2:50 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Baylor ______11:30 am _____ (Raycom-SWC) Regional ______L Texas A&M ______Regional ______W Arkansas ______(ABC) National ______W Texas A&M ______6:45 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Mississippi (Sugar Bowl) ______National ______L Texas A&M ______8:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Iowa (Freedom Bowl) __5:30 pm ______(Syndicated) National ______L Alabama (Cotton Bowl) __1:00 pm ______National ______W 1958 (2-1) 1985 (5-3) Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ______(Dallas, Austin) ______W 1973 (1-2) Stanford ______12:40 pm ______(CBS) National ______W TCU ______2:00 pm __(Humble Network) Regional ______L Oklahoma ______12:30 pm ______(ABC) National ______L Oklahoma ______12:00 pm __ (HSE/Pay-Per-View) Regional ______L Texas A&M ______2:00 pm ______(NBC) National ______W SMU ______2:00 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Arkansas ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Nebraska (Cotton Bowl) __1:00 pm ______National ______L Texas Tech ______12:00 pm _____ (Raycom-SWC) Regional ______W 1959 (2-1) Houston ______12:00 pm _____ (Raycom-SWC) Regional ______W California ______3:30 pm ______(NBC) National ______W 1974 (2-2) Baylor ______12:00 pm _____ (Raycom-SWC) Regional ______W Oklahoma ______2:00 pm __(Humble Network) Regional ______W Texas Tech ______1:00 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Texas A&M ______7:15 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Syracuse (Cotton Bowl) __2:30 pm ______National ______L Arkansas ______2:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Air Force (Bluebonnet Bowl) 1:50 pm ______(Syndicated) National ______L Texas A&M ______12:00 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W 1960 (1-1-1) Auburn (Gator Bowl) ____8:00 pm ______National ______L 1986 (4-6) Arkansas ______(ABC) Regional ______L Stanford ______7:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______L Texas A&M ______1:30 pm ______(ABC) National ______W 1975 (2-1) Rice ______7:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______W Alabama (Bluebonnet Bowl) ___ 1:00 pm ______National ______T Arkansas ______2:50 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Texas A&M ______1:50 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Arkansas ______6:45 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L 1961 (3-0) Colorado (Bluebonnet Bowl) 3:00 pm ______National ______W SMU ______1:00 pm ______(Delayed Local) Local ______W Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ______(Dallas, Austin) ______W Texas Tech ______12:00 pm ____ (Raycom-SWC) Regional ______L Texas A&M ______1:30 pm ______(ABC) National ______W 1976 (1-1-1) Houston ______1:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______W Ole Miss (Cotton Bowl) ___1:30 pm ______National ______W Oklahoma ______3:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______T TCU ______12:00 pm ____ (Raycom-SWC) Regional ______W Texas A&M ______7:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Baylor ______2:00 pm ____ (Raycom-SWC) Regional ______L 1962 (2-1) Arkansas ______7:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Texas A&M ______7:20 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ______(CBS) Regional ______W Texas A&M ______2:00 pm ______(CBS) National ______W LSU (Cotton Bowl) ______National ______L

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1987 (7-5) 1993 (5-5-1) 1999 (7-5) Auburn ______3:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Colorado ______5:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L North Carolina State ______7:30 pm ___ (ESPN2) National ______L BYU ______7:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______L Syracuse ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______T Stanford ___11:10 am ______(ABC) National ______W Oregon State______7:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______W Louisville ______4:00 pm ___ (HSE/Pay-Per-View) Regional ______L Rutgers ___ 2:10 pm ______(ESPN2) National ______W Rice ______7:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______W Rice ______7:00 pm ___ (HSE/Pay-Per-View) Regional ______W Rice ______6:00 pm __ (FOX Sports SW/Pay-Per-View) Regional ______W Oklahoma ______1:45 pm ______(CBS) National ______L Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Kansas State 2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Arkansas ______3:00 pm ______(ESPN) National ______W SMU ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Oklahoma __ 2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Texas Tech ______1:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______W Texas Tech ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______L Nebraska __ 2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Houston ______7:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______L Houston ______7:00 pm ______(ESPN) National ______W Iowa State __11:30 am ______(FOX Sports SW) Regional ______W TCU ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W TCU ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Texas Tech __ 6:00 pm ______(FOX Sports Net) National ______W Baylor ______1:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______W Baylor ______1:00 pm ___ (HSE/Pay-Per-View) Regional ______W Texas A&M __10:00 am ______(ABC) National ______L Texas A&M ______7:10 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Texas A&M ______7:00 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Nebraska (Big 12 Championship) _ 2:30 pm _____ (ABC) National ______L Pitt (Bluebonnet Bowl) _ 7:00 pm _ (Mizlou/Syndication) National ______W Arkansas (Cotton Bowl) ______11:10 am ____ (FOX) National ______L 1994 (8-3) 1988 (3-6) Pittsburgh ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W 2000 (6-3) BYU ______6:10 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Louisville ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Louisiana-Lafayette ___ 11:40 am ___ (FOX Sports SW) Regional ______W New Mexico ______7:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______W TCU ______7:00 pm __(HSE/Pay-Per-View) Regional ______W Stanford ______7:30 pm ___ (FOX Sports Net) National ______L North Texas ______7:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______W Colorado ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Houston ______6:00 pm ___ (FOX Sports Net) National ______W Oklahoma ______1:45 pm ______(CBS) Regional ______L Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Oklahoma State _____ 11:10 am ______(ABC) Regional ______W Arkansas ______1:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______L Rice ______7:00 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Oklahoma ______11:00 am ______(ABC) Regional ______L Texas Tech ______12:06 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______L SMU ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Baylor ______11:30 am ___ (FOX Sports SW) Regional ______W Houston ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______L Texas Tech ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______L Texas Tech ______6:00 pm ___ (FOX Sports Net) National ______W TCU ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Houston ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Texas A&M ______2:40 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Texas A&M ______7:10 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Baylor ______10:00 am______(ABC) National ______W Oregon (Holiday Bowl) __5:40 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L N. Carolina (Sun Bowl ) _12:30 pm ______(CBS) National ______W 1989 (4-5) 2001 (9-2) Colorado ______5:40 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L 1995 (8-2-1) New Mexico State __ 6:00 pm ______(FOX Sports Net) National ______W SMU ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Hawaii ______6:00 pm ______(ESPN2) National ______W North Carolina ____11:10 am ______(ABC) Regional ______W Penn State ______7:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______L Pittsburgh ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Houston ______8:15 pm ______(ESPN2) National ______W Oklahoma ______2:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______W Notre Dame ______11:40 am ______(NBC) National ______L Texas Tech ______6:00 pm ______(FOX Sports Net) National ______W Arkansas ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W SMU ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Texas Tech ______1:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______L Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______T Oklahoma State ___11:30 am ____(Big 12 Syndication) Regional ______W Houston ______4:00 pm ______(HSE) Regional ______L Virginia ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Colorado ______2:40 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W TCU ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Texas Tech ______6:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______W Baylor ______11:30 am ___ (Big 12 Syndication) Regional ______W Texas A&M ______3:00 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L TCU ______12:10 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Texas A&M ______11:00 am ______(ABC) National ______W Baylor ______7:00 pm ______(ESPN) National ______W Colorado (Big 12 Championship) _7:00 pm _____ (ABC) National ______L 1990 (8-2) Texas A&M ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Washington (Holiday Bowl) _____5:40 pm ____ (ESPN) National ______W Penn State ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) National ______W Va. Tech (Sugar Bowl) ___6:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______L Colorado ______6:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L 2002 (11-2) Oklahoma ______3:00 pm ______(ESPN) National ______W 1996 (8-5) North Texas ______7:00 pm ____ (Pay-Per-View) National ______W Arkansas ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Missouri ______7:20 pm ______(FOX Sports Net) National ______W North Carolina ______8:00 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Texas Tech ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W New Mexico State__ 6:00 pm ___ (Prime/Pay-Per-View) Regional ______W Houston ______7:00 pm ____ (Pay-Per-View) National ______W Houston ______6:45 pm ______(ESPN) National ______W Notre Dame _____11:10 am ______(ABC) National ______L Tulane ______2:30 pm ______(ESPN) Regional ______W TCU ______11:10 am ______(CBS) Regional ______W Virginia ______7:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Oklahoma State _____ 11:30 am ___ (FOX Sports Net) National ______W Baylor ______1:00 pm ______(VideoSeat) Regional ______W Oklahoma State ___ 6:00 pm ______(FOX Sports Net) National ______W Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Texas A&M ______11:00 am ______(CBS) National ______W Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Kansas State ______6:00 pm ___ (FOX Sports Net) National ______W Miami (Cotton Bowl) __ 12:50 pm ______(CBS) National ______L Colorado ______1:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Iowa State ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Baylor ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Nebraska ______6:10 pm ___ (FOX Sports Net) National ______W 1991 (3-5) Texas Tech ______6:00 pm ______(FOX Sports Net) National ______W Baylor ______11:30 am ____ (Pay-Per-View) National ______W Mississippi State _____ 11:40 am ______(WTBS) National ______L Kansas ______11:30 am __ (FOX Sports Syndication) Regional ______W Texas Tech ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Auburn ______6:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Texas A&M ______10:00 am ______(ABC) National ______W Texas A&M ______11:10 am ______(ABC) National ______W Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Nebraska (Big 12 Championship) __12:15 pm ___ (ABC) National ______W LSU in Cotton Bowl ___ 10:00 am ______(FOX) National ______W Arkansas ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______L Penn State (Fiesta Bowl) ______6:30 pm ____ (CBS) National ______L Texas Tech ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W 2003 (10-3) Houston ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L 1997 (3-5) New Mexico State______6:10 pm ______(FOX) National ______W TCU ______12:00 pm ______(Raycom) Regional ______W Rutgers ______6:00 pm ______(FOX Sports Net) National ______W Arkansas ______11:00 am _____(ABC) Regional ______L Texas A&M ______6:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L UCLA ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Rice ______8:20 pm ____ (ESPN2) National ______W Rice ______11:10 am ______(ABC) Regional ______W Tulane ______6:10 pm ______(TBS) National ______W 1992 (3-5) Oklahoma State __ 11:30 am _ (FOX Sports Syndication) Regional ______L Kansas State ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Mississippi State ____ 6:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Oklahoma ______2:30 pm _____ (ABC) Regional ______L Syracuse ______3:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Colorado ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Iowa State ______11:30 am _ (Pay-Per-View) National ______W Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Texas Tech ______6:00 pm ______(FOX Sports Net) National ______L Baylor ______6:00 pm ______(Taped-delay) ______W Houston ______12:00 pm _____ (Raycom/Prime) Regional ______W Texas A&M _____ 10:00 am ______(ABC) National ______L Nebraska ______11:10 am _____(ABC) Regional ______W Texas Tech ______12:10 pm _____ (Raycom/Prime) Regional ______W Oklahoma State ______6:10 pm ______(FOX) National ______W TCU ______12:10 pm _____ (Raycom/Prime) Regional ______L 1998 (9-3) Texas Tech ______6:10 pm ______(FOX) National ______W Baylor ______12:10 pm _____ (Raycom/Prime) Regional ______L New Mexico State 6:00 pm ___ (FOX SW/Pay-Per-View) Regional ______W Texas A&M ______2:45 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Texas A&M ______7:00 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L UCLA ______12:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Washington State (Holiday Bowl) 5:00 pm _____ (ESPN) National ______L Kansas State __ 2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______L Rice ______6:00 pm ______(FOX Sports Net) National ______W Iowa State ____ 6:00 pm (FOX Sports SW/Pay-Per-View) Regional ______W Oklahoma ____ 11:30 am ______(FOX Sports SW) Regional ______W Baylor ______6:10 pm ______(FX) National ______W Nebraska ____ 2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Oklahoma State _ 2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Texas Tech ____ 6:00 pm ______(FOX Sports Net) National ______L Texas A&M ___ 10:00 am ______(ABC) National ______W Miss. State (Cotton Bowl) _____ 10:15 am _____ (FOX) National ______W

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Texas Tech ______6:10 pm ______(TBS) National ______W Missouri ______7:10 pm _____ (ABC) National ______W Iowa State ______7:00 pm ______(LHN) National ______W Colorado ______1:40 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W Oklahoma State ______7:10 pm _____ (ABC) National ______W K-State ______11:00 am ______(ESPN) National ______L Oklahoma State ______6:10 pm ______(TBS) National ______W Central Florida ______11:10 am _____(FSN) Regional ______W Texas Tech ______6:30 pm ____ (FOX Sports 1) National ______W Kansas ______11:10 am ______(FOX) Regional ______W Baylor ______11:10 am _____(FSN) Regional ______W West Virginia ______2:30 pm ____ (FOX Sports 1) National ______W Texas A&M ______2:45 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Kansas ______7:10 pm _____ (ABC) National ______W Oklahoma State ______6:30 pm ______(FOX) National ______W Michigan (Rose Bowl) ___2:10 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Texas A&M ______7:00 pm ____ (ESPN) National ______W TCU ______6:30 pm _____(FOX Sports 1) National ______L Nebraska (Big 12 Championship) _7:10 pm _____ (ABC) National ______W Arkansas (Texas Bowl) __8:00 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L 2005 (13-0) Alabama (Rose Bowl) ______5:30 pm _____ (ABC) National ______L Louisiana-Lafayette ______6:10 pm __ (FOX) Regional ______W 2015 (5-7) Ohio State ______8:00 pm ___ (ABC) National ______W 2010 (5-7) Notre Dame ______7:40 pm ______(NBC) National ______L Rice ______6:10 pm ___ (FOX) National ______W Rice ______2:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______W Rice ______7:00 pm ______(LHN) National ______W Missouri ______11:10 am ___ (ABC) National ______W Wyoming ______6:10 pm ______(FSN) Regional ______W California ______6:30 pm ______(FOX) National ______L Oklahoma ______12:00 pm ___ (ABC) National ______- W Texas Tech ______7:10 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Oklahoma State ______2:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Colorado ______2:40 pm ___ (ABC) National ______W UCLA ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) National ______L TCU ______11:00 am ______(ABC) National ______L Texas Tech ______2:30 pm ___ (ABC) National ______W Oklahoma ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) National ______L Oklahoma ______11:00 am ______(ABC) National ______W Oklahoma State ______6:10 pm ___ (TBS) National ______W Nebraska ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) National ______W K-State ______11:00 am ______(FS1) National ______W Baylor ______11:30 am __ (FSN) Regional ______W Iowa State ______11:10 am ______(FSN) Regional ______L Iowa State ______6:10 pm ______(FS1) National ______L Kansas ______2:40 pm ___(ABC) Regional ______W Baylor ______6:10 pm ______(FSN) Regional ______L Kansas ______7:00 pm ______(LHN) National ______W Texas A&M ______11:00 am ___ (ABC) National ______W K-State ______7:00 pm ______(ESPN2) Regional ______L West Virginia ______12:00 pm ______(ESPNU) National ______L Colorado (Big 12 Championship) ___ 12:00 pm ___ (ABC) National ______W Oklahoma State ______7:10 pm ______(ABC) National ______- L Texas Tech ______6:30 pm ______(FS1) National ______L USC (Rose Bowl) ______5:20 pm ___ (ABC) National ______W Florida Atlantic ______2:30 pm ______(FOX Plus) Regional ______W Baylor ______11:00 am ______(ESPN) National ______W Texas A&M ______2:00 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L 2006 (10-3) 2016 (5-7) North Texas ______11:10 am ______(FSN) Regional ______W 2011 (8-5) Notre Dame ______6:42 pm ______(ABC) National ______W Ohio State ______7:10 pm ______(ABC) National ______L Rice ______7:00 pm ______(LHN) National ______W UTEP ______6:05 pm ______(LHN) National ______W Rice ______5:00 pm ______(ESPN2) Regional ______- W BYU ______6:00 pm ______(ESPN2) National ______W at California ______7:30 pm ______(ESPN) National ______L Iowa State ______2:30 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W UCLA ______12:40 pm ______(ABC) Regional ______W at Oklahoma State ____ 11:00 am ______(ABC) National ______L Sam Houston State ____6:00 pm ______(FSN) Regional ______W Iowa State ______6:10 pm ______(FX) National ______W vs. Oklahoma ______11:00 am ______(FS1) National ______L 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