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2007 Kansas State Football Media Guide supplier of the Kansas State football program Media Information Records & History 201 Sports Staff Information ...... 201 Media Information...... 202 Headquarters and Road Quick Facts ....204 ManhattanVisiting ...... 205 Media Outlets...... 206 Sports NetworkK-State ...... 207 Big 12 Composite Schedule ...... 208 190 Colleges of Kansas State ...... 193 University Administration ...... 194 Athletics Administration...... 195 Head Coaches ...... 198 Support Staff ...... 199 Compliance ...... 200 128 Rushing ...... 128 Passing ...... 132 Receiving ...... 136 OffenseTotal ...... 140 YardageAll-Purpose ...... 141 Scoring ...... 142 Punting ...... 145 Defense ...... 146 ReturnPunt ...... 150 Return...... 151 Kickoff Miscellaneous...... 152 Statistics...... 154 Team Year-By-Year Records Team Final Year-By-Year ...... 156 ResultsYear-By-Year ...... 158 Bowl Games...... 164 Appearances Television All-Time ...... 168 All-Americans ...... 169 National Awards ...... 170 All-Star Games ...... 171 All-Conference ...... 172 Academic Honors ...... 174 NumberRetired ...... 175 Hall of FameCollege Football ...... 175 in the ProsWildcats ...... 176 Draft in the NFL ...... 178 Lettermen ...... 179 CaptainsTeam ...... 181 Head Coaches ...... 185 Assistant Coaches...... 185 All-Time StadiumBill Snyder Family ...... 186 Traditions...... 188 ...... 100 Bowl-ed and Daring 2006 Season Review Player Profiles Coaching Staff Final Results and Statistics Results Final ...... 102 Zone StatsScoring Drives and Red ...... 108 Third Down and Drive Superlatives ...... 109 Long Plays ...... 110 Statistical Superlatives...... 111 The Last Time ...... 112 Game-By-Game Statistics ...... 114 Big 12 Standings and Statistics ...... 121 70 Veterans...... 70Wildcat NewcomersWildcat ...... 94 100 Story: Review 54 PrinceHead Coach Ron ...... 54 McCartyTim ...... 58 James Franklin ...... 59 TibesarTim ...... 60 Dave Brock ...... 61 Greg Burns...... 62 Mo Latimore...... 63 LeonardFrank ...... 64 Ricky Rahne...... 65 Matt Wallerstedt ...... 66 Support StaffFootball ...... 67 ...... 42 Scott Weaver, Pete Aiken, Larry Smith, Jason Wise, Garry Bow- Aiken, Larry Smith, Jason Wise, Pete Scott Weaver, The 2007 Kansas State Football Media Guide is a product of the K- The 2007 Kansas State Football Media Guide is a product Mainline Printing, Topeka, Kan. Mainline Printing, Topeka, Cover design by Ron Cook, K-State Athletics Graphics Designer. Athletics Graphics Designer. Cover design by Ron Cook, K-State © COPYRIGHT K-STATE ATHLETICS 2007

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2 PrinceHead Coach Ron ...... 2 Coaching Staff ...... 4 TraditionWinning ...... 6 Bowl Games...... 8 ConferenceBig-Time ...... 10 Gameday Excitement...... 12 FacilitiesFootball ...... 14 Complex Football Vanier ...... 16 Strength and Conditioning ...... 18 All-AmericansWildcat ...... 20 National Recruiting ...... 22 Home Grown Heroes ...... 24 Junior College Success Stories ...... 26 The Next Level ...... 28 In The Spotlight ...... 30 Are K-StateWe ...... 32 Academic Edge...... 34 Academic Support...... 36 In The Community ...... 38 Manhattan: The Little Apple...... 40 Numerical and Alphabetical Rosters ...... 46 GuidePronunciation ...... 47 PicturePersonnel ...... 48 Series RecordsAll-Time ...... 49 vs. 2007 OpponentsSeries Records ...... 50 Opponents ...... 52 Head Coach Kansas State’s second-year head coach has quickly righted the Wildcats t didn’t take Ron Prince long to make his mark on the Kansas State football pro- Igram. And that in a nutshell is Ron Prince. One need not spend much time with the leader of the Wildcat Nation to quickly develop a clear sense of who he is as both a man and a football coach. Deeply driven and committed to excelling at the highest levels possible, Prince is also a devoted and principled family man who is guided by the traditional Mid- western values of hard work and dedication that were instilled in him long ago as a child growing up right here in the state of Kansas. And as committed as Prince is to success on the gridiron, he is equally con- cerned about the development of each student-athlete as a total person, with the goal of equipping each individual with the necessary tools for success in athletics and life. In addition to his contagious enthusiasm and values, Prince’s coaching pedigree also makes him a great fit at K-State. With more than 15 years of experience at virtually every level of the game, Prince has honed his craft at the knee of several coaching legends, including Dan Reeves, Tom Coughlin, and Willie Jef- fries. Prince put that experience to work in his first season with the Wildcats and not only guided the program back to a postseason bowl game, but also pulled off one of the biggest upsets in all of during 2006 with K-State’s victory over defending national champion Texas. Prince also produced three first team all Big 12 selections in year one and saw three players go on to be taken in the 2007 NFL Draft. For more on Head Coach Ron Prince please turn to his biography on page 54.

“Even though I only got to play for Coach Prince for one season it was a great experience. He cares about his players and he definitely made us better.”

Yamon Figurs 2007 Third Round NFL Draft Pick What They’re Saying About Ron Prince

“Ron Prince has all the attributes to be a tremendous asset to Kansas State and to build a long term, highly successful career. More significant is Ron’s ability to understand and communication with a broad range of people cov- ering multiple categories. He is a football guy who is intrigued by the game and can really teach it and Ron thrives on competition - he knows how to find a way to win.”

Al Groh Head Coach

“Ron is one of the up and coming coaches in college football today. We saw tremendous potential in Ron dur- ing his time with us in the NFL. Ron’s tireless effort and perseverance has earned him swift promotion through the coaching ranks. His energy, personality, and understanding of peo- ple will give him a tremendous advantage in recruiting.”

Tom Coughlin Head Coach

“What Ron Prince has accomplished in a short period of time at Kansas State is miraculous. Usually the rule is that you don’t want to follow an icon, because it’s always easier to be that second guy that follows a terrific coach. But what Ron has been able to do there in replenishing the talent through recruiting in a short period of time has been out- standing. Taking a team from the bottom of the (Big 12 North) division right to a bowl game and beating Texas in his first year, that’s a fabulous job and you couldn’t ex- pect anything more from him. Looking at what he’s done with the program you can expect Kansas State to expe- rience even greater things in the future.”

Mark May ESPN College Football Analyst

“I think the world of Ron as both a football coach and an individual. He is a very creative football coach who works hard and truly cares about his players. The most im- pressive thing about Ron is the way he treats his players and how well the student-athletes respond to him.”

Ron Franklin ESPN Play-By-Play Announcer

“Coach Prince is a really good man and a great football coach. He did a great job with our offensive line at Virginia and when he received the opportunity to be our coordinator he was an out- standing play-caller. I know he will do a great job at Kansas State.”

Matt Schaub Houston Texans (former QB at Virginia) Tim Tibesar Kansas State Defensive Coordinator Coaching Staff K-State’s staff is made up of some of the brightest minds in college football ead coach Ron Prince enters his second season at Kansas State with a bright, Haggressive staff that is a near-perfect blend of youthful exuberance and veteran wisdom. The average age of K-State’s assistant coaches is 40 and both coordinators will celebrate their 35th birthdays this year. Still, the staff possesses plenty of experience and includes a former head coach, two former offensive coordinators, two former defensive coordinators, two former NFL assistants and a former NFL scout. In total, K-State’s assistant coaches will bring over 150 years of coaching experience at virtually every level of the game into the 2007 season. The group has also seen its fair share of success at both the Division I-A and Di- vision I-AA levels, helping to guide programs to 29 postseason bowl berths and another seven appearances in the I-AA playoffs. The unbridled enthusiasm and hard-working nature of the staff has also been wit- nessed on the recruiting trail, where it is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the nation’s best in terms of assessing talent and character. Working at a break-neck pace, the staff scoured the country during the most recent signing period to land a class of 32 student-athletes from eight different states and one foreign country that included six of the top-100 ranked players from the junior college ranks. But it’s not just the latest Wildcats that have benefitted from Kansas State’s new coaching staff. K-State’s fast-paced and high-energy workouts have helped current players quickly install up new and updated systems while honing fundamental skills. Chemistry and camaraderie have also been fostered by Kansas State’s new coaching staff with the goal of quickly returning the Wildcats to a place among col- lege football’s elite programs. And after last year’s appearance in the it appears that this group already has K-State well ahead of schedule.

Matt Wallerstedt Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers Coach Tim McCarty Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line Coach

James Franklin / Coach

Mo Latimore Defensive Line Coach Winning Tradition Kansas State has won an average of nine games per season since 1993 ead coach Ron Prince added to Kansas State’s impressive winning resume in Hjust his first year with the Wildcats during 2006, guiding K-State to a berth in the Texas Bowl and a tie for second place in the Big 12’s North Division. The postseason apperance was the 12th for the Wildcats in the last 14 years, a feat matched by just eight other programs in all of college football. Since 1993, Kansas State has won an average of nine games per season, and, as a result, has earned a well deserved reputation as one of the best programs in all of college football. Since the start of the 1993 season, few programs can match Kansas State’s win total of 125 games or its winning percentage of nearly 75 percent. In fact, K-State became just the second program in the history of college football to win 11 games six times in a seven-year span from 1997-2003. The Wildcats have also been a fixture on the bowl circuit. From 1992-2003, K-State was one of just eight programs in the nation to travel to a postseason bowl in all 11 years. Kansas State’s success in the - which formed in 1996 - also possesses few peers. The Wildcats have captured four Big 12 North Division titles and participated in three Big 12 Championship games - a figure that ranks among the top three in the league. K-State also claimed the 2003 Big 12 crown when it defeated No. 1 Oklahoma. On an individual level, Kansas State has produced 67 all-conference performers (combined Big 8/12) and 43 All-Americans during its rise to prominence since 1993. Kansas State has also had 42 players selected in the NFL Draft over the past 14 seasons - an average of three per year - and is currently in the midst of a streak that has seen at least one Wildcat drafted in 15 straight years.

Bowl Kansas State is one of just nine col- lege football programs in the coun- Games try to play in a bowl game 12 times in the last 14 seasons. Ron Prince guided the Wildcats to a bowl game in his first season ansas State’s recent bowl history is virtually un- Kmatched in the ranks of college football. The Wildcats were one of just nine programs nationally to earn a postseason bowl berth in 12 of 14 seasons from 1993-2006. K-State extended its run last year under new head coach Ron Prince as the Wildcats earned thier 13th all-time postseason bowl bid with their invitation to take on Rutgers in the inagural Texas Bowl at Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas. Since 1993, Kansas State has played in seven different bowls in three different states, including Arizona (Copper, Fiesta, Insight), Texas (Cotton, Alamo, Texas) and California (Holiday). Kansas State’s fan support at bowl games is also unparalleled. K-State fans have a tradition of traveling far and wide to support their Wildcats. “I can think of two things that have lived up to their billing,” said Fiesta Bowl Executive Di- rector John Junker. “They are Kansas State football fans and Michael Jordan. You can’t sell either of them short and they both get it done.” Since 1993, K-State has averaged an an- nounced attendance of nearly 30,000 fans at each of its bowl games played in the Conti- nental U.S. The Wildcats had an estimated 45,000 fans travel to Dallas for the 1997 Cotton Bowl - a figure nearly matched for the 2000 Cotton Bowl - while the largest crowd ever to cross state lines to watch a college football game went with the Wildcats to Tempe, Ariz., for the Wildcats’ 1997 Fiesta Bowl victory over Syracuse. Wildcat fans were again out in force at the 2003 Fiesta Bowl as an estimated crowd of just under 40,000 K-State faithful travelled to Arizona. Most recently, an estimated 25,000 Wildcat fans were in full force for Kansas State’s matchup with Rutgers in the 2006 Texas Bowl. K-State’s fan support at bowl games is vir- tually unparalleled. The Wildcats have av- eraged nearly 30,000 fans at each of their bowl games played in the Continental U.S. 2007 Big 12 Bowl Games DATE BOWL LOCATION Dec. 27 San Diego, Calif. Dec. 27 Texas Bowl Houston, Texas Dec. 29 Alamo Bowl San Antonio, Texas Dec. 30 Independence Bowl Shreveport, La. Dec. 31 El Paso, Texas Dec. 31 Insight Bowl Tempe, Ariz. Jan. 1 Cotton Bowl Dallas, Texas Jan. 1 Gator Bowl Jacksonville, Fla. Jan. 1 Rose Bowl Pasadena, Calif. Jan. 1 Sugar Bowl New Orleans, La. Jan. 2 Fiesta Bowl Glendale, Ariz. Jan. 3 Orange Bowl Miami, Fla. Jan. 7 BCS National Championship New Orleans, La. Big-Time Conference K-State is a leading member of one of the nation’s premiere conferences s the Big 12 Conference heads into its second Adecade, Kansas State continues to leave an in- delible stamp on the league, which has developed a reputation as one of, if not the premiere football conference in the nation. A conference title, mul- tiple bowl games, All-Americans, and national award winners are just a few reasons why K- State is among the elite in the Big 12 Conference and in college football. Since the league’s formation, Kansas State has made three appearances in the league’s championship game. That figure ranks as the third-most all time in the Big 12. The Wildcats also rank fourth overall in Big 12 conference victories with 57. In league road games, Kansas State has totaled 24 wins. Only Texas, Oklahoma and Nebraska have claimed more victories in enemy stadiums than the Wildcats. ALL-TIME BIG 12 CONFERENCE VICTORIES (1996-06) On the postseason bowl circuit, Kansas State’s nine bowl appearances since the 1. Texas ...... 68 league’s formation also ranks among the Big 12 leaders, with only two programs 2. Oklahoma ...... 62 claiming more bowl berths than the Wildcats. Nebraska...... 62 Individually, Kansas State has been well represented among the conference’s 4. KANSAS STATE ...... 57 postseason award winners. Since 1996, 55 different Wildcats have received first, 5. Colorado ...... 50 second or third-team all-conference recognition from either the league’s coaches Texas Tech...... 50 or the . K-State has also produced three Defensive Players of the 7. Texas A&M ...... 49 Year, Five Newcomers of the Year (four defense/one offense) and three Defensive 8. Missouri ...... 36 Freshmen of the Year. 9. Oklahoma State ...... 34 10. Iowa State ...... 26 11. Kansas ...... 23 12. Baylor ...... 11

ALL-TIME BIG 12 CONFERENCE ROAD VICTORIES (1996-06) 1. Texas ...... 28 2. Oklahoma ...... 27 3. Nebraska...... 25 4. KANSAS STATE ...... 24 5. Texas A&M ...... 23 6. Colorado ...... 21 7. Texas Tech...... 20 8. Missouri ...... 13 9. Oklahoma State ...... 12 10. Iowa State ...... 9 11. Kansas ...... 6 12. Baylor ...... 2

BOWL GAMES SINCE 1996 1. Nebraska...... 10 Texas ...... 10 3. KANSAS STATE ...... 9 Texas Tech...... 9 5. Oklahoma ...... 8 6. Colorado ...... 7 Texas A&M ...... 7 8. Iowa State ...... 5 Missouri ...... 5 Oklahoma State ...... 5 11. Kansas ...... 2 12. Baylor ...... 0

Gameday Excitement Kansas State’s fans and game-day atmosphere are second to none n Saturdays in Kansas during the fall, the entire state’s attention turns to OManhattan, where the Little Apple becomes the center of the universe for Wildcat fans. Whether they are tailgating in the parking lot or gathering in Ag- gieville for the march to Family Stadium, Kansas State fans have just one thing on their minds, and that’s helping the Wildcats secure a victory. Which is why there is no better atmosphere in college football than the one that exists inside Bill Snyder Family Stadium on gameday. K-State fans, draped from head to toe in purple, arrive early, stay late and in between make Wagner Field one of the college football’s most intimidating envi- ronments. Kansas State’s student section, over 9,000 strong, stands the entire game, while the ‘Pride of Wildcat Land’ marching band belts out traditional foot- stompers like “The ” and Willie the Wildcat whips the stadium into a fevered pitch with his rousing K-S-U WILDCATS! cheer. Once the game begins, K-State fans enthusiastically celebrate each first down and score, finishing the public address announcer’s catchy “Good for a Wildcat FIRST DOWN” and “” for him and adding the appropriate arm mo- tions, while two massive videoboards highlight all the action. It’s a special environment in a wonderful setting. It’s Bill Snyder Family Stadium on game day. And there’s nothing on the planet quite like it.

“I tell you what, when you see (Bill Snyder Family Stadium) from the outside, you’re like, ‘what a nice little sta- dium.’ But when it’s full, it’s amazing. It’s so intimidating.”

Kirk Herbstreit ESPN College Gameday

Football Facilities Kansas State’s student-athletes compete and practice in top-notch facilties he commitment to the Kansas State football program starts at the top with TPresident Dr. Jon Wefald. He attends practices frequently and addresses the team following workouts. In addition, Dr. Wefald is on a first-name basis with the entire football team. K-State may be the only school in the nation where recruits meet the president and dine in his or her home. So its no surprise that Wildcat football is consistently treated to the best the Kansas State has committed nearly University has to offer when it comes to facilities. $10 million to upgrades and reno- The Vanier Sports Complex, an all-in-one facility that houses the K-State football vations of its football facilities in program, is in the finishing stages of a complete $8 million overhaul that is slated to be completed in time for the 2007 season. just the last three years. These renovations come on the heels of a more than $13 million stadium ex- pansion that included 31 new luxury sky suites on the east side of Bill Snyder Family Stadium in 1999. The expansion raised the number of sky suites at the stadium to 57, included the addition of 2,000 club seats and a new upper deck seating area the pushed the capacity of the facility over 50,000. In addition to Bill Snyder Family Stadium, Kansas State’s practice facilities include a 94,000 square foot indoor practice facility, which which recently received a complete upgrade with the installation of new FieldTurf, that is believed to be the largest in the nation and three regulation-sized grass practice fields. As a result, K-State has the ability practice and prepare on a variety of surfaces in almost any weather condition. Bill Snyder Family Stadium

(above and right) boasts 94,000 square feet (133.3 Kansas State’s Indoor Practice Facility yards long and 76.6 yards wide) of practice space that is believed to be the largest in the nation. Last spring, the facility was outfitted with a new $850,000 state-of-the-art FieldTurf system to match the playing surface in Bill Snyder Family Stadium. Vanier Football Complex The all-in-one Vanier Complex is the home of Wildcat football ansas State’s commitment to excellence is never more evident than when Kone views the current renovations taking place in and around the Vanier foot- ball Complex. Among the impressive improvements: a newly-renovated 13,000 square foot weight room and athletic training facility, a state-of-the-art hydrotherapy center, new and expanded player’s locker room and lounge area complete with flat-screen televisions, an upgraded equipment distribution center, technologically advanced meeting rooms with the latest in video equipment, and new offices and meeting space for the coaching staff. One of the most dramatic pieces of the project was completed last fall, when Kansas State finished construction on a total reconfiguration of the north seating area at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The upgrades resulted in new tiered bench seating with a capacity for about 1,900 pa- trons and a sweeping runway leading from the Wildcats’ locker room to the playing field. K-State also completed installation of new video boards at the north and south ends of the stadium at a cost of $1.7 million, with the south end of the stadium receiving a fully integrated ProStar VideoPlus display that measures a whopping 23 feet by 61 feet. When fully completed, the total cost for upgrades to the Vanier Com- plex and Bill Snyder Family Stadium will total nearly $10 million in just the past three years.

K-State’s Via Christi Health System Hy- drotherapy Training Center (above), features a SwimEx 600 T-A multi-depth pool for the conditioning and rehabili- tation, an in-ground cold-plunge pool and a hot spa pool. The treadmill sim- ulator in the SwimEx pool allows a stu- dent-athlete to begin running in a limited weight-bearing environment, while its adjustable floor allows for the gradual increase in weight-bearing ac- tivities to allow a smooth transition to land rehabilitation activities. Kansas State’s recent upgrades to the Vanier Football Complex include a newly-renovated 13,000 square foot weight room and athletic training facility, a state- of-the-art hydrotherapy center, new and expanded player’s locker room and lounge area complete with flat-screen televisions, an upgraded equipment dis- tribution center, technologically advanced meeting rooms with the latest in video equipment, and new of- fices and meeting space for the coaching staff. Strength & Conditioning Helping the Wildcats maximize their abilities nder the direction of head strength and conditioning coach Mike Kent and as- Usistant strength and conditioning coach Darren Honeycut, the Kansas State strength and conditioning program is committed to maximizing the on-field per- formance of every student athlete. The program designed by Kent and Honeycutt combines weight training, plyometrics, stretching and flexibility exercises, running with proper nutrition to enhance each student-athlete’s ability to compete. It is a formula that has worked well for Kent during his 22-year career. In his most recent stop at the , Kent helped develop three NFL Draft picks - tackles Rob Petitti (2005) and Charles Spencer (2006) and defensive back Josh Lay (2006). Kent also oversaw the physical development of eight NFL Draft selections while at the University of Louisville, including wide receiver Deion Branch, who went on to become the MVP of the 2005 for the . At Ap- palachian State, Kent trained linebacker Dexter Coakley, who went on to earn multiple All-Pro honors with the Dallas Cowboys. “The physical attributes are merely the tools that make it pos- sible to compete. A collective, passionate desire to compete will win a Big 12 championship.”

Mike Kent Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Wildcat All-Americans Teremce Newman Kansas State has produced 34 first- and second-team 2002 Americans in its history. Of those 34, all but 10 have come since 1993, including 17 during the Big 12 era.

Michael Bishop 1998

Nick Leckey 2002-03 K-State All-Americans OFFENSE DEFENSE OFFENSIVE LINEMEN DEFENSIVE BACKS , 1994* Chris Canty, 1995-96 Ray Hahn, 1922 Lamar Chapman, 1999* , 2002-03 Jarrod Cooper, 1998* George Maddox, 1934 Jaime Mendez, 1993 Zerlindon Pearson, 1925* , 2002 Todd Weiner, 1997* Thomas Randolph, 1993 Clarence Scott, 1970 QUARTERBACKS , 1994 DEFENSIVE LINEMEN Michael Bishop, 1998 Tim Colston, 1995 2002 Mario Fatafehi, 2000 RUNNING BACKS , 1933* LINEBACKERS Veryl Switzer, 1951*-52*-53 Percell Gaskins, 1995* , 2003 Jeff Kelly, 1998 Mark Simoneau, 1998*-99 WIDE RECEIVERS Gary Spani, 1976-77 Henry Cronkite, 1931 Josh Buhl, 2003 H. Randels, 1925* , 2000 SPECIALISTS First- and Second-Team David Allen (PR), 1998-99 All-Americans only Andre Coleman (KR), 1993* Martin Gramatica (PK), 1997-98 *Second-Team Selections Aaron Lockett, 2000 (AP) Jamie Rheem (PK), 2000 (P), 1992

Darren Sproles, 2003

Josh Buhl 2003 National Recruiting Kansas State’s roster regularly features players who hail from across the . Under head coach Ron Prince, K-State has signed 60 players from 16 different states and one foreign country to National Letters of Intent.

Brandon Archer • LB 2006 First Team All-Big 12 St. Paul, Minn.

Wildcats By State* HOME STATE NUMBER Alabama ...... 1 Arizona ...... 3 Arkansas...... 4 California...... 53 Colorado ...... 18 Connecticut...... 1 Florida...... 67 Georgia ...... 5 Hawaii ...... 5 Illinois ...... 16 Indiana ...... 2 Iowa ...... 10 Kansas ...... 327 Louisiana ...... 9 Maine ...... 1 Maryland...... 4 Massachusetts ...... 1 Michigan ...... 5 Minnesota ...... 2 Missouri ...... 65 Nebraska ...... 29 Nevada ...... 1 New Jersey ...... 5 New York ...... 5 ...... 2 Ohio ...... 13 Oklahoma ...... 20 Oregon ...... 2 Pennsylvania...... 3 South Carolina ...... 2 Yamon Figurs • WR/PR South Dakota ...... 1 2006 First Team All-Big 12 Fort Pierce, Fla. Texas...... 119 Utah ...... 4 Virginia ...... 4 Wisconsin ...... 1 Washington DC...... 1 Western Samoa ...... 1

*Since 1990 Coast-to-Coast Wildcats

Since 1990, Kansas State’s roster has fea- tured 812 players, hailing from 36 different states plus the District of Columbia and one foreign country. A number of those players earned all-conference recognition during their K-State careers. Some of the more re- cent first-team all-league selections are highlighted below.

Recent First Team All-Big 12 Selections

Jerametrius Butler • DB Randall Cummins • OL Ben Leber • LB Nick Leckey • OL First Team All-Big 12 First Team All-Big 12 First Team All-Big 12 First Team All-Big 12 Dallas, Texas Cedar Hill, Texas Vermillion, S.D. Grapevine, Texas

Aaron Lockett •WR/PR Quincy Morgan •WR Terry Pierce • LB Tank Reese • DT First Team All-Big 12 First Team All-Big 12 First Team All-Big 12 First Team All-Big 12 Tulsa, Okla. Garland, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Auburndale, Fla. Jon McGraw Home Grown Manhattan Heroes Kansas products have come up big for the Wildcats through the years unflower State talent has been a big part of Kansas State’s emergence on the Scollege football scene. No fewer than 17 Kansans have received all-conference honors from either the league’s coaches or the Associated Press since 1990, with five of those earning All-America recognition. Included in that group are a pair of Big 12 Defensive Players of the Year in line- backer Mark Simoneau and defensive back Terence Newman, and two Academic All-Americans in defensive back Jon McGraw and offensive lineman Ryan Lilja, a Thorpe Award winner (Newman), a Butkus Award semifinalist (Simoneau) and a Groza Award runner-up (Jamie Rheem). Several of those players have gone on to promising NFL careers and are currently on NFL rosters, including Monty Beisel (Arizona Cardinals), Lilja (Indianapolis Colts), McGraw (), Newman (Dallas Cowboys), Simoneau (), Darren Sproles (San Diego Chargers) and Rashad Washington (). Currently, there are 42 players from the state of Kansas on the Wildcats’ roster, including Ian Campbell and Marcus Watts, who were the latest Kansans to come up big for the Wildcats during the 2006 season. Campbell, a consensus first team All-Big 12 selection, was also named as the league’s Terence Newman player of the year by the Houston Chronicle. Watts, Salina meanwhile, earned second team All-Big 12 honors and was tapped by ESPN analyst Mark May as a member of his prestegious 2006 All-Mayday team. Former walk-on has also made a name for himself at K-State. The Riley product has gone from walk-on, to starter, to one of the Wildcats’ four team captains for the 2007 season. Kansas State head coach, Ron Prince, is also a Sunflower State product. Prince was raised in nearby Junction City, before going on to attending Dodge City Community College. Ian Campbell Cimarron

Jordy Nelson Riley Rashad Washington Wichita

Marcus Watts Hays All-Conference Kansans Brooks Barta, LB (Smith Center) • 1991 First Team All-Big 8 Monty Beisel, DL (Douglass) • 2000 First Team All-Big 12 Travis Brown (Overland Park) • 2002 Third Team All-Big 12 Ian Campbell (Cimarron) • 2006 First Team All-Big 12 Lamar Chapman, DB (Liberal) • 1997 Second Team All-Big 12 • 1998 First Team All-Big 12 • 1999 First Team All-Big 12 Ryan Lilja, OL (Lake Quivira) • 2003 Second Team All-Big 12 Jon McGraw, DB (Manhattan) • 2001 Third Team All-Big 12 Terence Newman, DB (Salina) • 2001 Second Team All-Big 12 • 2002 First Team All-Big 12 Justin Montgomery, DL (Smith Center) • 2003 Second Team All-Big 12 Travis Ochs, LB (Overland Park) • 1996 Third Team All-Big 12 • 1997 Second Team All-Big 12 • 1998 Second Team All-Big 12 Jamie Rheem, PK (Wichita) • 1999 First Team All-Big 12 • 2000 First Team All-Big 12 Joe Rheem, PK (Wichita) • 2003 Third Team All-Big 12 Mark Simoneau, LB (Smith Center) • 1997 First Team All-Big 12 • 1998 Second Team All-Big 12 • 1999 First Team All-Big 12 Darren Sproles, RB (Olathe) • 2002 Second Team All-Big 12 • 2003 First Team All-Big 12 • 2004 First Team All-Big 12 Rashad Washington, DB (Wichita) • 2003 Second Team All-Big 12 Marcus Watts (Hays) • 2006 Second Team All-Big 12 Nyle Wiren, DE (Wichita) • 1994 First Team All-Big 8 • 1996 First Team All-Big 12

First, second and third team selections since 1990 Junior College Success Stories K-State has an unmatched reputation for developing junior-college talent here is perhaps no program in the country that has done a better job of developing junior college talent than Kansas State. And with some of the Tnation’s best junior college football played right in its own backyard, it’s easy to see why K-State has been able to identify and cultivate the best of the best. James Terry Since the mid 1990s, Kansas State has seen 18 of its former junior college play- ers earn All-Big 12 accolades, with seven of those going on to be selected All-Amer- ican. The Wildcats have also produced five Big 12 Newcomers of the Year from the junior college ranks, while a total of 26 of its former junior college players have gone on to play on some level in the professional ranks. Among the conference newcomer-of-the-year selections, four were on the defen- sive side of the ball as Kansas State produced the league’s top newcomer in 4-of- 5 seasons from 1997 through 2001. On offense, quarterback Michael Bishop was named the Big 12’s Offensive New- comer of the Year in 1997, before going on to win the Davey O’Brien Award (na- tion’s most outstanding quarterback) and finish as the runner-up in 1998. Other prominent offensive players have come from the receiving ranks, with five former junior college players posting over 1,000 receiving yards since 1998, includ- ing James Terry’s single-season school record of 1,232 yards in 2003.

Record-Setting Receivers A former junior college player has led Kansas State in receiving in six of the last 10 seasons, with four topping the 1,000-yard plateau.

YEAR PLAYER REC YDS 1997 Darnell McDonald 21 441 1998 Darnell McDonald 75 1,092 1999 Quincy Morgan 42 1,007 2000 Quincy Morgan 64 1,166 2002 Taco Wallace 39 704 2003 James Terry 64 *1,232 *School Record

26 in the pros Since 1993, Kansas State has sent 26 former junior college players on to the pros (NFL, NFL Europe, CFL, Arena League) after their playing days at Kansas State, including 20 to the NFL. Zach Diles (right) be- came the latest Wildat to advance to the next level when he was selected in the 2007 NFL Draft by the Houston Texans.

Zach Diles 7All-Americans Seven former junior college players have gone on to claim All- America honors at Kansas State in the last 10 seasons, including Michael Bishop (left), who is one of four first-team selections.

Michael Bishop

Tank Reese

Big 12 5Newcomers of the Year Kansas State has produced the Big 12’s offensive or defensive newcomer of the year five times since the inception of the confer- ence in 1996. All were former junior college players. • Michael Bishop - 1997 Offense • Jeff Kelly - 1997 Defense • Mario Fatafehi - 1999 Defense • Derrick Yates - 2000 Defense • Tank Reese - 2001 Defense

18 All-Big 12 selections A total of 18 former junior college players have earned All-Big 12 honors 23 times at K-State, including 11 first-team selections. The Wildcats have had at least one of these players earn first- team honors seven of the last eight seasons. Ryan Lilja The Next Level Kansas State’s NFL legacy ranks among the nation’s best ansas State Wildcats are a regular part of the annual NFL Draft. In K fact, K-State has had at least one player drafted following each of the last 14 seasons. Since the formation of the Big 12 in 1996, 37 different Wildcats have heard their names called on draft day, ranking Kansas State among the Big 12 leaders in number of players taken in the NFL Draft. Under the direction of new head coach Ron Prince that number con- tinues to climb. After his first season at Kansas State, Prince had three players taken in the 2007 NFL draft. Those selections pushed Prince’s total number of draft picks produced well into double digits for the last four years alone and continued a trend that saw a total of 10 offensive players selected by NFL teams during during the last three years of his tenure as the offensive coordinator at Virginia. The Wildcats, who feature pro-style schemes on both sides of the ball under Prince, can also lay claim to NFL ties throughout their coaching staff, including offensive coordinator James Franklin, defensive backs coach Greg Burns and tight ends coach Frank Leonord, each of whom has served on NFL staffs during their careers. In addition to the intensive instruction Kansas State players receive from the coaching staff and the top-caliber competition the Wildcats face week-in, week-out in the Big 12 Conference, K-State regularly hosts NFL scouts at its games and practices. Kansas State also hosts a spring NFL pro day, which each year brings a large number of NFL represen- tatives to the K-State campus, including scouts, coaches and general managers.

Demarcus Faggins Houston Texans

Darren Howard Philadelphia Eagles Ben Leber Terence Newman Dallas Cowboys

Darren Sproles San Diego Chargers

Ryan Lilja Indianapolis Colts

Wildcats on NFL Rosters PLAYER TEAM POSITION Mark Simoneau Brandon Archer Indianapolis Colts LB New Orleans Saints Monty Beisel Arizona Cardinals LB Jerametrius Butler Washington Redskins DB Rock Cartwright Washington Redskins RB Thomas Clayton San Francisco 49ers RB Jeromey Clary San Diego Chargers OL Jarrod Cooper Oakland Raiders DB Pro Timing Day Zach Diles Houston Texans LB Quintin Echols Indianapolis Colts DT Demarcus Faggins Houston Texans DB Yamon Figurs Baltimore Ravens WR Martin Gramatica Dallas Cowboys PK Darren Howard Philadelphia Eagles DE Kevin Huntley Oakland Raiders DE Ben Leber Minnesota Vikings LB Nick Leckey Arizona Cardinals OL Ryan Lilja Indianapolis Colts OL Jon McGraw Kansas City Chiefs DB Damion McIntosh Kansas City Chiefs OL Quincy Morgan WR Terence Newman Dallas Cowboys DB Josh Scobey RB Mark Simoneau New Orleans Saints LB Darren Sproles San Diego Chargers RB Rashad Washington New York Jets DB Todd Weiner Atlanta Falcons OL Kyle Williams DB

as of June 1, 2007 In The Spotlight K-State is one of the Midwest’s most visible college football programs ansas State’s winning tradition consistently keeps the Wildcats in the na- Ktional spotlight. The Wildcats are among the most frequently-covered pro- grams in the nation and easily the largest media draw in the state of Kansas. As a result K-State football has become a household name on the college foot- ball landscape, with the program’s Powercat logo becoming a universally-rec- ognized symbol for excellence in college football. Each fall, Kansas State hosts writers and broadcasters from across the coun- try as the nation’s most recognized media outlets descend on The Little Apple. K-State also sits at the crossroads of Kansas, nearly an equal distance from the big-city metropolis of Kansas City and the state’s largest population center, Kansas State players are regularly fea- Wichita. Kansas State is also just an hour drive from the state capitol of Topeka. tured as part of the Wildcats’ exten- As a result, the Wildcats regularly have a regional media following that rivals sive television package. any program in the Big 12. The Wildcats also maintain a consistent presence on television. Since 1990, Kansas State has made 95 television appearances. And since the formation of the Big 12 Conference that number has continued to grow. During the past 11 seasons, over 70 percent of K-State games have been televised either nationally or regionally, making the Wildcats one of the most visable programs in the entire country.

Since 1990, the Wildcats have made 95 television appearances. Since the formation of the Big 12 that number has continued to grow. During the past 11 seasons, over 70 percent of K- State games have been televised ei- ther nationally or regionally. Kansas State has been the featured broadcast location for ESPN’s College Gameday several times.

The K-State Sports Information office issues thousands of credentials to na- tional, regional and local media out- lets each season, making the Wildcats one of the Midwest’s top media draws. We Are K-State K-State combines world-class academics with championship athletics • Kansas State continues to rank among the top national universities. Ac- cording to the 2007 edition of “American’s Best Colleges by U.S. News & World Report, K-State rated among the top 125 national universities. K-State was also ranked in The Princeton Review’s 2007 top 150 and was named one of America’s most interest- ing schools by Newsweek’s 2007 edition “How to Get into College”.

• Kansas State is the only public university since 1986 to rank among the of all U.S. schools for all five of these major scholarship programs: Rhodes, Marshall, Truman, Goldwater and Udall.

• K-State ranks first nationally among all 500 state uni- versities in Truman and Goldwater and third in Udall scholarship competition since each foundation began awarding scholarships. K-State also ranks second in Rhodes and is tied for second in Marshall scholarships among public institutions since 1986.

• In addition to providing its students with a world-class instruction, Kansas State also rates as one of the best values in higher education. Kiplinger's Personal Finance ranked K-State in its top 100 on its list of America’s best value colleges.

• In addition to being one of the nation’s leading land grant research institutions, Kansas State is also on the technological cutting edge. The Princeton Review named it the 15th-most connected computing campus in the country. K-State was also recently tapped as the 47th-most “unwired” campus in the nation by Yahoo! for its extensive wireless internet access. “The Kansas State University administration and the Wildcat football program work together as a team to provide the student body, fans and alumni with the highest quality educational and athletics experience possible. “Just as K-State is the No. 1 public university in producing Rhodes, Marshall, Truman and Goldwater scholarship winners in the past decade, the K-State football team has established itself as one of the nation’s pre-eminent programs year in and year out. “All of us at K-State are proud of the excellence provided both in the classroom and on the playing field by the students and student-ath- letes at K-State.”

Dr. Jon Wefald Kansas State University President

Kansas State was ranked among the nation’s top 125 na- tional universities in U.S. News & World Report’s 2007 edition of America’s Best Colleges

Top Scholar Rankings 1. Kansas State ...... 119 2. Penn State...... 85 3. North Carolina ...... 84 4. Kansas ...... 80 5. Arizona State ...... 79 6. Virginia ...... 78 7. Michigan...... 71 8. Illinois...... 71 9. Arizona ...... 64 10. Washington ...... 63

Since 1986, Kansas State University ranks as the No. 1 public institution in the nation in total number of Rhodes, Marshall, Truman, Goldwater and Udall schol- arship winners. Academic The Kansas State football program placed 29 stu- dent-athletes on the fall 2006 Big 12 Commis- sioner’s Honor Roll, while 22 earned the distinction during the spring of 2007. Edge Kansas State produces champions on the field and in the classroom inning in the classroom is every bit as important as winning on the grid- Wiron at Kansas State. Since 1989, the Wildcat football program has pro- duced eight Academic All-Americans, eight Hitachi/College Football Association First Team National Scholar-Athletes, four National Football Foundation Hall of Fame Postgraduate Scholarship winners and 90 first team Academic All-Big Michael Frieson 8/12 selections. Furthermore, over the last 18 years, Kansas State has had a Starting Offensive Lineman 70 percent graduation rate among players who finish their eligibility at K-State. 2007 K-State Graduate As a university, K-State has gained a nationwide reputation for producing prestigious scholarship winners. Only Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton and Duke have more. Among public institutions, K-State ranks No. 1 in the nation. With such a reputation for excellence, it’s no surprise that Kansas State’s en- rollment has surged to an all-time high of over 23,000 students. Every county in the state of Kansas, every state in the nation and over 90 countries from around the world are represented by students attending K-State. Over 200 majors are offered in the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Engineer- ing, Business Administration, Agriculture, Education, Architecture and Design, Human Ecology, Technology and Aviation and Veterinary Medicine.

Since the start of the 2000 season, a total of 65 Wildcats have earned either first- or second-team Academic All-Big 12 honors.

A total of 17 K-State football student-athletes earned their bachelor’s degrees during the 2006- 07 academic year, including current Wildcats Steven Cline and Logan Robinson. Head Coach Ron Prince and Class of 2007 members Steven Cline, Donald Raymer, Jeff Mortimer and Logan Robinson (left) at K-State’s spring commencement.

First team All-Big 12 (AP) line- backer and current Indianapolis Kansas State has produced at least one CoSIDA Colt Brandon Archer (left), earned his bachelor’s degree Academic All-District selection in six of the last from Kansas State in 2007. seven seasons. Blake Seiler (above), a 2007 grad- uate in mechanical engineering and a three-time member of the Academic All-Big 12 team, earned All-District honors for the 2006 season. Academic Support Committed to the academic achievement of student-athletes t Kansas State, being a champion is more than winning trophies on Athe field or on the court. It is about being a champion in the class- room, and most importantly, becoming a champion in life. K-State’s program of Student Services for Intercollegiate Athletics as- sists, directs, supports and promotes student development, academic achievement, academic athletic eligibility, and progress toward gradua- tion. This national recognized unit is committed to assisting student-athletes achieve those goals, through services and programs designed to facilitate the student’s academic commitment, performance, and responsibility. K-State’s student services unit is operated by a professional, dedicated and caring counseling staff that is driven to helping each student-athlete achieve his or her academic goals. The unit assists student-athletes through its new student orientation program, offers academic counseling and academic skills training, assists with developing class schedules and graduation timelines, tracks aca- demic progress, and provides tutoring and mentoring services. The unit has also developed a superior academic facility for student-athletes - the Academic Learning Center - that rates as one of the finest in the nation. KANSAS STATE STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES

Educational Support Services • Academic counseling • Career planning • Study skills instruction • Tutoring both on campus and at the Academic Learning Center • Computer lab and resources

A model academic program for incoming students  Student-athlete and academic counselors work in conjunction with the Dean’s office and academic advisors to provide first-year student- athletes with the best academic course load and academic support services possible.  Scheduled study times with trained professionals are held during the day throughout the week in addition to the nightly study tables staffed with academic tutors.

College Transition Success Seminar  Class offered to incoming K-State football players during the first se- mester on campus that focuses on skills needed for success in the col- lege classroom as well as social and career development. Areas of emphasis include: Time management; Study skills; Reading/writing communications skills; Goal setting; and Career selection.

Monitoring and Mentoring Programs  Maintain close supervision and provide assistance to those student- athletes who have struggled at any point in their academic careers.  Professors and academic support personnel are assigned to student- athletes and assist with class selection, test preparation, note-taking skills and time management.

Second Wind Program Kansas State University is committed to helping all of its stu- dent-athletes complete there bachelor’s degree programs. Through the unique and groundbreaking Second Wind Pro- gram, former K-State student-athletes who have gone on to purse professional football or other career opportunities prior to graduation are provided with a comprehensive plan for com- pleting their K-State bachelor’s degrees. This flexible plan is custom tailored to the needs of each in- dividual student-athlete and allows former players to return to the Kansas State campus to complete their degree tracts or in many instances remain in their home communities to earn their K-State degrees through local accredited institutions or by dis- tance education. Through the Second Wind Program, athletics academic coun- selors and academic advisors from each college help guide for- mer student-athletes through the process of degree completion to develop a custom graduation timeline. The program also pro- vides information on re-admission, financial aid and even local housing options for those that choose to return to Manhattan. Football student-athletes who have successfully completed their K-State degree’s through the Second Wind Program in- clude:

• JJ Smith • CJ Masters • Eric Gallon • Nyle Wiren • Mario Smith • Jeff Kelly • Justin Swift • Dyshod Carter In The Community Kansas State student-athletes reach out to the Wildcats of tomorrow lot more goes into being a student-athlete at Kansas State than just working out and going to class. K-State’s Life Skills program focuses on encouraging A student-athletes to become strong leaders and positive role models. K-State players are also encouraged to get involved in their community and annually par- ticipate in a number of service projects throughout the region. The goal of these programs is not only to enhance the student-athlete experi- ence, but also to expand character and provide leadership opportunities. By getting involved, K-State players gain a strong sense of self-worth, while experiencing the personal satisfaction that comes from volunteering. Individually and collectively, the K-State football players serve a number of dif- ferent programs, many of which focus on the Manhattan region’s youth population. From the Read-2-Achieve program to Kats for Kids and Jr. Wildcats and Walkin’ With A Wildcat, K-State football players are a consistent presence in the lives of the region’s youth. K-State players also take part in the annual Special Olympics Bowl-A-Thon, ban with other K-State student-athletes to fight hunger through Cats for Cans, and make a difference in the lives of the region’s older population through Senior Cats, a program that is devoted to visiting the area’s retirement homes and senior cen- ters. And for those student-athletes that take advantage of these service opportuni- ties, they come to find that they get as much or more out of the experience as those they are serving.

Josh Freeman (below) is one of several Wildcat players who gives back through K-State’s Read- 2-Achieve program at local elementary schools. Several members of the Kansas State football program took advantage of the opportunity to spread some Wild- cat cheer with a visit to the DePelchin Children’s Center during K-State’s trip to Houston for the Texas Bowl.

Jeron Mastrud (above) and Bryan Baldwin (right) were just two of several members of the K-State football program who par- ticipated in Walkin’ With A Wildcat, a program de- signed to help encourage younger students to chal- lenge themselves to be- come positive leaders within their own networks. Manhattan: The Little Apple A true college town nestled in the stunning Flint Hills of Northeast Kansas student-athlete’s life involves more than academics and athlet- A ics. Like most college students, student-athletes need to relax and have a good time, and Manhattan is the place to do just that. Manhattan is a progressive community of 47,916 people lo- cated in a region which includes a total population of nearly 80,000. A two-hour drive or half-hour commuter flight from Kansas City, Manhattan reflects the joys and opportunities of big-city liv- ing while retaining a friendly, open atmosphere. Manhattan has many appealing places to shop, eat and so- cialize. An award-winning shopping mall is located in the heart of the downtown region, and - a district of shops and restaurants just beyond the southern border of campus - contin- ues to be particularly popular with students. There are several beautiful parks and walkways throughout the city, while picturesque Tuttle Creek Reservoir sits just five miles from campus for seasonal swimming, water skiing and boating. Additionally, the 13,500-seat , which recently received a $2 million renovation, has become a favorite stop for major concerts throughout Crowds in excess of 20,000 desend on the year. Manhattan each summer for the annual Country Stampede concert weekend Around the holidays, Manhattan bustles with activity and last year approxi- (above). mately 15,000 revelers took to the streets of Aggieville to celebrate the Little Apple at the annual New Year’s Eve ball drop that transforms the town into a mini Times An estimated crowd of 15,000 revelers at- Square celebration. tended Manhattan’s most recent Little Apple New Year’s Eve ball-drop in Aggieville (below). Traditional to innovative, endless shop- ping opportunities exist in The Little Apple, including historic Aggieville, the award-winning Manhattan Town Cen- ter or beautiful downtown (above). SEASON PREVIEW

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Sophomore quarterback and team captain THE POWER OF ONE

With plenty of experience returning in key areas and a number of high-impact newcomers ready to contribute right away, Kansas State has its sights set on San Antonio and the 2007 Big 12 Championship game.

ansas State heads into its second rience at key positions and the arrival of season under head coach Ron several high-impact newcomers. Prince looking to ride the momen- The Wildcats return 49 lettermen, in- tum of a 2006 campaign that cluding 30 players who earned at least one K turned plenty of heads both in the start last year. Still, few jobs were nailed Big 12 region and nationally. down during the spring and Prince ex- K-State’s accomplishments in 2006 pects plenty of competition to take place were significant. The Wildcats equaled during training camp. their conference win total from the previ- “Many of our returning players had ous two seasons combined, finished in a terrific springs,” Prince said. “However, second-place tie in the North division, there are a number of players now in the knocked off the defending national cham- program who were not with us for spring pions and earned their first bowl berth drills and we expect many of them to since winning the Big 12 in 2003. greatly impact the 2007 season.” And though Prince is proud of what That’s because K-State’s 2007 recruiting the Wildcats accomplished in his first sea- class figures to be chalked full of early son on the job, he’s far from satisfied. contributors, including six top-100 junior “We had a nice season, but we didn’t college transfers and two others who in all come close to reaching our goals,” said likelihood should have been designated Prince, who won more games in his first as such. Several incoming freshmen also season than any first-year Big 12 head have the credentials to see the field early coach since 1999 while becoming the only and could also be substantial factors. K-State coach in school history to guide The key for Prince and his staff will be the Wildcats to a bowl game in year one. to quickly integrate this group of talented “Our goals will always be to win the Big newcomers into K-State’s systems during 12 North and compete for the conference training camp. If Kansas State can be suc- championship. So (2007) is a year where I cessful on that front and make the same want to see some improvement.” type of strides it made a year ago, the 2007 Kansas State’s prospects for making the season could be a very interesting ride as type of gains Prince is prescribing for 2007 the Wildcats chase their goal of a trip to will be buoyed by a combination of expe- San Antonio for the Big 12 Championship.

 OPPOSITE THE POWER OF ONE | 43 Senior wide receiver and team captain Jordy Nelson SEASON PREVIEW

Adding to that depth is athletic true yards and a touchdown. OFFENSE freshman Tysyn Hartman. He possesses Wilson, who made his lone Kansas State will use the bulk of fall a big arm and quick feet and could also start at Kansas, snagged 11 camp to work on a number of specifics push for a spot on the depth chart. balls for 120 yards and a in its offense, but there is one general score and was the Wild- area that will certainly be a primary Running Back cats’ seventh-leading re- focus – developing consistency. Few would consider Kansas State ceiver. K-State’s offense worked through to be deep at running back. However, Senior Toney Coleman, its share of ups-and-downs in 2006 the Wildcats just may be as talented as whose potential has been and was often a feast-or-famine any team in the Big 12 at the top of the curtailed throughout his proposition. The Wildcats scored over lineup. career by a string of nag- 30 points five times, including a pair K-State returns both of its top two ging injuries, had a solid of 45-point outbursts. Still, there were running backs from 2006 in sopho- spring and could be ready other games during which K-State more Leon Patton and senior James to make an impact along struggled to move the ball and on four Johnson and each proved to be a sig- with speedy sophomore occasions the Wildcats were held to 10 nificant weapon last year. The duo is Tony Purvis. points or less. expected to battle each other for play- But it is the arrival of Sophomore quarterback Josh Free- ing time throughout the season after several newcomers that man is one of 16 players back in the accounting for over two-thirds of the has the potential to trans- fold who made at least one start for Wildcats’ rushing yards and half of the form this position group Kansas State in 2006. Seven of those team’s rushing in 2006. into a genuine area of players, including Freeman, were in Patton, an honorable mention All- strength. As many as five the Wildcats’ opening lineup for at Big 12 pick of the league’s coaches and are expected to challenge least half of K-State’s 13 games last The Associated Press as well as a for immediate playing season, so there is plenty of experience freshman All-Big 12 selection by The time – junior college trans- to go around. , made three starts at the fers Ernie Pierce and Deon Outside of Freeman and senior tailback position last season and Murphy and freshmen wide receiver Jordy Nelson, however, rushed for a team-leading and K-State Lamark Brown, Danny most of the spots figure to be up for freshman record 609 yards on 108 at- Hogan and Jeremy Mack – grabs. As a result, competition for tempts. He also led the Wildcats with as the Wildcats add a Junior DE/OLB and team captain Ian Campbell starting jobs is expected to rage well healthy dose of size and six rushing touchdowns while pacing 2006, including three who started at into training camp, especially along speed to their offensive arsenal. the squad with three 100-yard rushing least eight games. In addition to the the offensive line, where K-State must games. starting experience, K-State’s coaching replace two starters, and in the receiv- Johnson earned the starting nod at staff should have plenty of options in ing corps. tailback in the final five games last sea- The Wildcats’ picture at tight end is terms of sheer numbers and could son and finished second on the team nearly the polar opposite of that at have as many as 16 or 17 players Quarterback in rushing with 403 yards and a pair of wide receiver. K-State returns no less drilling on the line by the time training What a difference a year makes. At 100-yard outings. He has carried that than four players with significant ex- camp opens. this time last year Kansas State was in late-season momentum through the perience and the battle for playing Freshman All-Big 12 performer the midst of a five-man quarterback spring by making significant gains in time at this spot is expected to be as Nick Stringer headlines the group of derby that had more questions than the weight room and could be poised heated as any on the field. returning starters and should have the answers. Fast forward to 2007 and the for a big senior season. Senior Rashaad Norwood pos- inside edge at right tackle after mak- Wildcats’ quarterback spot is one of a Senior Terry Petrie and junior John sesses all-conference potential and is ing nine starts last year. Junior center select few positions that has a clear-cut McCardle both saw limited playing the Wildcats’ top pass-catching threat Jordan Bedore appears to be similarly starter in Freeman. time in the Wildcats’ backfield last sea- at the position after being a mainstay positioned. He has logged 17 starts in Regarded as one of the nation’s top son and are in place to once again pro- in the starting lineup over the past two the middle over the past two seasons young signal callers, the 6-foot-6 Free- vide solid depth. seasons. He is coming off a breakout and is now one of the most experi- man made eight starts during 2006 A trio of talented freshmen in Dee campaign that saw him finish second enced players on the entire offense. and ended up obliterating K-State’s Bell, Jeremy Reed and Justin Woods on the team with 26 receptions – triple The other three positions may not single-season freshman passing mark will also be looking to make a name his 2005 total – for 358 yards. be decided until the season opener. with 1,780 yards. Over 90 percent of for themselves during camp. Each of Sophomore Jeron Mastrud, perhaps Mid-year transfer Alesana Alesana, his production came in Big 12 play, the three appear to possess the talent the best blocker of the group, made one of the top junior college tackles in ranking him sixth in the conference in necessary to work their way into K- eight starts as a true freshman and also the country, received an early jump on passing (204.1 ypg) during league State’s running back rotation. figures to see plenty of action. He the competition this spring and could games. hauled in 17 receptions for 235 yards end up as the Wildcats’ starter at left Freeman was at his best late in the Wide Receiver last season, many at critical moments. tackle before it’s all said and done. year when the Wildcats needed him Kansas State returns a bone fide Also pushing for playing time are Sophomore Derek Meyer and junior most. Over the final four games of the star at wide receiver in Nelson and the senior Michael Pooschke and junior Gerard Spexarth will also get long regular season – a stretch during Wildcats will look to rebuild around Brett Alstatt. Pooschke, who may just looks at tackle, while former defensive which he guided K-State to a 3-1 the Bilitnikoff Award candidate in have the best hands of the unit, has end Trevor Viers appears to have record – Freeman hit on 78-of-121 2007 with both existing and new fire made big strides since arriving at K- found a home behind Bedore at center. passes (64.5 percent) for 925 yards power. State. He appeared in 10 games a year At the guard spots, junior Caleb (231.2 per game) and six touchdowns. K-State’s leading pass catcher in ago and finished the season with six Handy, who has started 16 games in It was the most productive stretch for each of the last two seasons, Nelson receptions. Most of Alstatt’s contribu- his career, and senior Logan Robinson a Wildcat quarterback in nearly a has hauled in 84 receptions for 1,216 tions thus far have come on special both ended the season as starters and decade and earned Freeman honor- yards and nine touchdowns during teams, but he continues to develop should once again be in the mix. Versa- able mention freshman All-America his career. He has also displayed the and could also get some looks this tile junior Brad Rooker, who filled in recognition from The Sporting News. ability to make both the clutch catch spring. at center for three games in 2006 when Providing quality depth behind and stretch the field. Bedore was sidelined with an injury, center will be redshirt freshman Car- In addition to Nelson, the Wildcats Offensive Line will also get a shot to contribute at son Coffman. Coffman showed he has return two other receivers with start- Kansas State’s offensive line has guard, as will sophomore Brock the moxie to run K-State’s offense and ing experience in senior Daniel Gon- proved to be as enigmatic as any unit Unruh and redshirt freshman Kenneth was perhaps the unofficial MVP of the zalez and junior Cedric Wilson, both on the team over the last three seasons. Mayfield. Spring game after tossing a pair of of whom will be out to expand their But with plenty of experience back The final makeup of the unit, how- touchdowns. His strong showing dur- roles. and some key additions poised to con- ever, isn’t likely to be decided until ing the spring and rapid growth has Gonzalez is a reliable pass-catcher tribute right away there just may be well into training camp, when junior the K-State coaching staff feeling who made four starts last season. He some light at the end of the tunnel. college transfers Ben Liu and Eldridge much better about its depth under finished the year sixth on the team in The Wildcats return eight players Sims and freshmen Clyde Aufner and center. receiving with 15 receptions for 199 up front with starting experience from Colten Freeze join the competition.

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DEFENSE and collected 17 tackles, including two Defensive Back However, answers will need to be sacks. Kansas State’s defensive backfield found at both place-kicker and long- Like the offense, Kansas State’s de- Senior Steven Cline and juniors possesses a near embarrassment of snapper. fense will also be looking to develop Alphonso Moran and Brandon Balk- riches and may be the strongest posi- Several place-kicking candidates more consistency in 2007. com all played big roles in K-State’s tion group on the team. The Wildcats are already on campus and appear There were plenty of positives dur- defensive tackle rotation last season return no less than five players with ready to step in for the record-setting ing the 2006 season as the Wildcats and return to patrol the middle for the significant starting experience and Jeff Snodgrass. yielded a respectable 23.8 points per Wildcats. have added a mid-year transfer to the Senior Tim Schwerdt, junior Jared game and ranked among the national Cline made seven starts last year, mix who ranked among to top five Parker and Ohio-transfer Brooks Ross- leaders in both sacks and tackles for while Moran has appeared in the junior college players in the nation by man rank among the leading spring losses. K-State was also the Big 12’s Wildcats’ opening lineup 12 times one service. candidates, though neither were able toughest defense to score against in over the past two seasons. Balkcom The ring leader is senior safety to gain any separation during the the red zone. came on strong during the later stages Marcus Watts. A big-time play-maker spring. But struggles against the run and a of 2006 and should also get some looks who is as tough as they come, Watts Schwerdt handled some place- penchant for giving up the big play at defensive end. Redshirt freshmen led the Wildcats in with ments down the stretch of the 2005 kept the unit from maximizing its po- Gabe Crews and Zach Kendall both three last season and earned a spot on season and junior Jared Parker tential. possess all the physical tools to begin the coaches’ All-Big 12 second team emerged as the Wildcats’ primary A total of 15 players who started at making a difference. despite having his playing time lim- kickoff man last season. However, nei- least one game last season return for More help will arrive when training ited to just nine games and five starts ther was able to unseat Snodgrass. 2007, including six who were in K- camp opens as freshmen Xzavier Stew- due to injuries. And with the addition of highly- State’s lineup for seven or more con- art (DT) and Raphael Guidry (DE) and In addition to Watts, junior Andrew touted freshman Josh Cherry the race tests, giving the Wildcats plenty of junior college transfer Michael Abana Erker, who started seven games last appears to be wide open. depth and experience across the (DE) join the competition. season and finished seventh on the At long-snapper, Pooschke and board. team with 36 tackles, and sophomore freshman Sean Kolich will take their The losses, however, are biggies. Linebacker Courtney Herndon, who opened at best shots at replacing the graduated Kansas State will need to find replace- The search to find replacements for free safety in K-State’s win over Iowa Jeff Mortimer. The arrival of the na- ments for three of its top four tacklers Archer and Diles began in earnest dur- State, are both back along with sopho- tion’s top-rated long-snapper in Corey from last season with the graduation ing the spring and two very capable mores Chris Carney and Kevin Hollis. Adams, however, makes this race one of linebackers Brandon Archer and candidates emerged at inside line- New to to the mix at safety is junior worth keeping an eye on. Zach Diles and safety Kyle Williams. backer in junior Reggie Walker and college All-American Gary Chandler. K-State’s defense will also be under senior Justin Roland. Both had out- He has quickly picked up K-State’s de- Schedule the direction of a new defensive coor- standing springs and as a result enter fense and after an outstanding spring For the first time since 1984, Kansas dinator in 2007. Tim Tibesar takes the fall camp as the leaders to lock down appears poised to contribute right State will play six road games, and all reins after an unbelievably successful starting jobs. away in the secondary. six figure to be very challenging. season as the Wildcats’ special teams Walker possesses by far the most Sophomore Joshua Moore and sen- Four of the six will be against teams coach. He coordinated some of the top experience. He cracked K-State’s iors Bryan Baldwin, Justin McKinney that played in bowls during the 2006 defenses in all of Division II during his lineup as a true freshman in 2005 then and Byron Garvin give the Wildcats season, including Auburn, Texas, tenure at North Dakota and figures to went on to collect 36 tackles last sea- perhaps the most experienced group Oklahoma State and Nebraska. insert both schematic and philosophi- son from his strongside linebacker of corners in the Big 12. Each has K-State will make its 2007 debut in cal changes to the unit. spot while appearing in all 13 games, started numerous games during his front of a national television audience including nine as a starter. careers and all four are expected to see on ESPN at Auburn on Sept. 1. Defensive Line Roland played an increasing role plenty of time in 2007. The Wildcats have also been guar- With Tibesar now at the controls of for the Wildcats in 2006 and carried Pushing the quartet for playing anteed a national television spot on the Kansas State defense, look for the that momentum into the spring, ap- time will be junior Ray Cheatham, ESPN for their regular-season finale at Wildcats to begin employing more pearing ready to move from part-time who just may have had the best spring Fresno State on Nov. 24. multi-dimensional schemes up front. player to prime-time performer. He of the group. Sophomore Otis Johnson Kansas State’s home dates include The Wildcats incorporated a 3-4 look also earned the respect of his team- could also get into the mix but likely non-conference tilts with San Jose up front during the spring to go with mates and was voted as one of K- will play a support role this season. State and Missouri State and Big 12 their traditional 4-3 base. As a result, State’s four team captains for 2007. games vs. Kansas, Colorado, Baylor K-State’s defensive linemen will have Pushing Walker and Roland for Special Teams and Missouri. The Wildcats’ lone open the opportunity to be more versatile playing time will be senior Marcus Kansas State’s special date of the season falls on Sept. 22. than they have been in the past, which Perry and sophomore John Houlik. teams units were among the should be good news for a group that Perry earned a pair of starts last sea- most productive in the coun- returns plenty of experience. son and has been a dynamo on special try last season and the Wild- Much of that experience is at teams throughout his career, while cats will be out to be even end/outside linebacker, where the Houlik showed steady progress as a more effective in the third Wildcats welcome back all four play- true freshman and also produced a phase of the game in 2007. ers from last year’s depth chart. solid spring. The Wildcats appear to be Junior Ian Campbell, a candidate Campbell and Childs will enter all set in the kickoff return for Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year training camp as the odds-on starters game with three of the na- after tying the school record for sacks on the outside in K-State’s 3-4 align- tion’s best in Patton, McKin- last season with 11.5 and leading the ment, however junior Antwon Moore ney and James Johnson. All Big 12 in tackles for losses with 17.5, is and former junior college All-American three returned kicks for touch- the headliner among the group and Chris Patterson should also be in the downs last season as the Wild- will be called upon to line up at both mix for plenty of playing time. Moore cats led the nation in defensive end and outside linebacker made a successful transition from kickoff-return average and set in 2007 depending on the front being safety to outside linebacker last season a new school record for kick- employed. and collected 26 tackles, with 4.5 com- offs returns for touchdowns in Senior Rob Jackson, who came on ing behind the line of scrimmage. Pat- a season with three. strong as the 2006 season progressed terson is one of the nation’s most K-State also has several op- to finish the year with 8.5 tackles for highly-recruited linebackers and fig- tions on punt returns, includ- losses, is also back at end along with ures to arrive on campus ready to play. ing the newcomer Murphy senior Moses Manu, who was a fixture Sophomore Ross Diehl has had an who was one of the Jayhawk on K-State’s 2-deep last season. outstanding off-season and after con- Conference’s best during his Sophomore Eric Childs, like Camp- tributing primarily on special teams time at Coffeyville College. bell, is expected to be in the mix at last year may also be ready to get in The Wildcats appear to be both end and outside linebacker de- the mix on the outside, while speedy in great shape at punter with pending on the front. He appeared in true freshman Kevin Rohleder could three-year starter Tim Reyer all 13 games last season with one start get some looks in the middle. back in the fold for 2007. Senior linebacker and team captain Justin Roland

THE POWER OF ONE | 45 ROSTERS

 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER  NUMERICAL ROSTER NO NAME POS NO NAME POS HT WT YR-EX HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) 97 Michael Abana ...... DE 1 Josh Freeman...... QB 6-6 250 So.-1L Kansas City, Mo. (Grandview) 62 Corey Adams ...... LS 2 Marcus Watts...... DB 6-1 189 Sr.-3L Hays, Kan. (Hays) 78 Alesana Alesana ...... OL 3 Bryan Baldwin ...... DB 5-10 192 Sr.-2L St. Louis, Mo. (Cardinal Ritter) 35 # Heath Alexander ...... DB 4 Joshua Moore ...... DB 5-11 187 So.-1L Pompano Beach, Fla. (Blanche Ely) 80 Brett Alstatt...... TE 5 Ernie Pierce...... WR 6-4 204 Jr.-JC National City, Calif. (Santa Barbara CC) 75 Clyde Aufner ...... OL 6 Byron Garvin ...... DB 5-9 188 Sr.-3L Miramar, Fla. (Pace) 3 Bryan Baldwin ...... DB 7 Lamark Brown ...... WR 6-3 215 Fr.-HS Hazelwood, Mo. (Hazelwood West) 92 Brandon Balkcom ...... DT 8 James Johnson ...... RB 5-11 200 Sr.-1L Port Arthur, Texas (Blinn College) 58 Chris Bamberger ...... LB 9 Leon Patton ...... RB 5-7 187 So.-1L Dallas, Texas (W.T. White) 79 Jordan Bedore...... OL 10 # Chris Patterson ...... LB 6-3 215 Jr.-JC , Ill. (Joliet JC) 34 Dee Bell ...... RB 10 # Caleb Smith ...... QB 6-2 218 Jr.-JC Garden City, Kan. (Garden City CC) 31 # Brice Bernbeck ...... DB 12 Tysyn Hartman ...... QB 6-2 190 Fr.-HS Wichita, Kan. (Kapaun Mt. Carmel) 21 # Cole Brokenicky...... P 14 # ...... QB 6-3 200 Fr.-RS Peculiar, Mo. (Raymore-Peculiar) 7 Lamark Brown ...... WR 14 # D.J. Fulhage ...... P 5-9 180 Fr.-RS Beloit, Kan. (Beloit) 98 Ian Campbell...... DE 15 Kevin Hollis ...... DB 5-11 205 So.-1L Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) 30 Chris Carney...... DB 16 Brooks Rossman ...... PK 6-0 178 Jr.-RS San Diego, Calif. (Ohio University) 21 # Gary Chandler...... DB 17 Tim Reyer ...... P 5-11 201 Sr.-3L Wamego, Kan. (Rock Creek) 23 Ray Cheatham...... DB 18 Jared Parker...... PK 5-11 198 Jr.-1L Ankeny, Iowa (Ankeny) 19 Josh Cherry...... PK 19 Josh Cherry ...... PK 6-1 170 Fr.-HS McCook, Neb. (McCook) 90 Eric Childs...... DE 20 Courtney Herndon ...... DB 5-11 206 So.-1L Dallas, Texas (Lincoln) 99 Steven Cline ...... DT 21 # Gary Chandler ...... DB 5-11 195 Jr.-JC Wichita, Kan. (Coffeyville CC) 14 # Carson Coffman ...... QB 21 # Cole Brokenicky ...... P 5-11 195 Sr.-SQ Manhattan, Kan. (Manhattan) 25 Toney Coleman ...... WR 22 Justin McKinney...... DB 5-9 191 Sr.-2L Sanford, Fla. (Garden City CC) 91 Clayton Cox...... DE 23 Ray Cheatham ...... DB 6-0 185 Jr.-1L El Dorado, Ark. (Independence CC) 93 Gabriel Crews ...... DT 24 # Darhnaz Tigner...... DB 6-2 200 Fr.-HS Pompano Beach, Fla. (Ely) 42 Ross Diehl...... LB 24 # Stephen Harrison ...... WR 5-11 178 Fr.-RS Dallas, Texas (Plano West) 36 Andrew Erker ...... DB 25 Toney Coleman...... WR 6-1 209 Sr.-1L Arlington, Texas (Mansfield) 55 Vlad Faustin ...... DT 26 # Terry Petrie ...... RB 5-8 185 Sr.-1L Norton, Kan. (Butler County CC) 1 Josh Freeman ...... QB 26 # Tim Schwerdt ...... PK 5-8 178 Sr.-1L Tecumseh, Kan. (Shawnee Heights) 77 Colten Freeze...... OL 27 Jordy Nelson ...... WR 6-3 217 Sr.-2L Riley, Kan. (Riley County) 14 # D.J. Fulhage ...... P 28 John McCardle ...... RB 5-8 190 Jr.-2L Omaha, Neb. (Millard North) 47 Gabe Gantz ...... TE 29 # Otis Johnson ...... DB 5-10 171 So.-1L Houston, Texas (Eisenhower) 6 Byron Garvin...... DB 29 # Adrian Stryker ...... DB 6-1 197 So.-SQ Valley Heights, Kan. (Valley Heights) 33 Greg Gaskins...... LB 30 Chris Carney ...... DB 6-1 185 So-1L Denver, Colo. (Mullen) 83 Daniel Gonzalez ...... WR 31 # Tony Purvis ...... WR 5-11 167 So.-1L McCook, Neb. (McCook) 94 Raphael Guidry ...... DE 31 # Brice Bernbeck...... DB 5-11 181 So.-SQ Lakin, Kan. (Lakin) 69 Caleb Handy ...... OL 32 Jeremy Reed ...... RB 5-11 205 Fr.-HS Great Bend, Kan. (Great Bend) 24 # Stephen Harrison ...... WR 33 Greg Gaskins ...... LB 6-0 215 Sr.-2L Manhattan, Kan. (Manhattan) 12 Tysyn Hartman ...... QB 34 Dee Bell...... RB 5-9 170 Fr.-HS Olathe, Kan. (Olathe East) 20 Courtney Herndon ...... DB 35 # Justin Woods ...... RB 5-10 180 Fr.-HS Shawnee, Kan. (Mill Valley) 81 Danny Hogan ...... WR 35 # Heath Alexander...... DB 5-11 190 Jr.-TR Satanta, Kan. (Emporia State) 15 Kevin Hollis...... DB 36 Andrew Erker ...... DB 6-1 187 Jr.-1L Olathe, Kan. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 39 John Houlik ...... LB 37 Marcus Perry ...... LB 6-2 223 Sr.-3L Leawood, Kan. (Rockhurst) 95 Rob Jackson ...... DE 38 Kendrick Matthews...... DB 5-10 180 Fr.-HS Fresno, Texas (Marshall) 8 James Johnson ...... RB 39 John Houlik ...... LB 5-11 215 So.-1L Wichita, Kan. (Collegiate) 29 # Otis Johnson...... DB 40 Taner Litton ...... LB 6-0 213 So.-SQ Beloit, Kan. (Beloit) 59 Zach Kendall ...... DT 41 Steve Mathias ...... LB 6-0 220 Sr.-SQ Partridge, Kan. (Hutchinson CC) 56 Payton Kirk ...... DE 42 Ross Diehl ...... LB 6-2 215 So.-1L Castle Rock, Colo. (Douglas County) 60 Sean Kolich ...... LS 43 Antwon Moore ...... LB 5-10 210 Jr.-1L Ponca City, Okla. (NE Oklahoma A&M) 40 Taner Litton...... LB 44 Davyon McGhee ...... LB 5-10 225 Fr.-RS Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) 63 Penisini “Ben” Liu ...... OL 45 Kevin Rohleder...... LB 6-1 205 Fr.-HS Wichita, Kan. (Bishop Carroll) 61 Zach Lucas ...... OL 46 Jack Reed ...... LB 6-0 208 So.-RS Glouchester, Mass. (Glouchester) 49 Jeremy Mack ...... TE 47 Gabe Gantz...... TE 6-6 238 Fr.-RS Perry, Kan. (Perry-Lecompton) 96 Moses Manu ...... DE 49 Jeremy Mack ...... TE 6-4 210 Fr.-HS Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs South) 85 Jeron Mastrud ...... TE 50 Alphonso Moran...... DT 6-0 296 Jr.-2L Delray Beach, Fla. (Boca Raton) 41 Steve Mathias ...... LB 51 Justin Roland...... LB 6-0 245 Sr.-1L Ponca City, Okla. (NE Oklahoma A&M) 38 Kendrick Matthews ...... DB 52 Xzavier Stewart...... DT 6-1 275 Fr.-HS Chicago, Ill. (Morgan Park) 67 Kenneth Mayfield...... OL 53 Reggie Walker...... LB 6-1 231 Jr.-2L Sacramento, Calif. (Grant) 28 John McCardle ...... RB 54 # Trevor Viers ...... OL 6-5 265 So.-SQ Windom, Kan. (Little River) 44 Davyon McGhee...... LB 54 # Cory Warren ...... LB 6-0 210 Fr.-RS Uniontown, Kan. (Uniontown) 22 Justin McKinney ...... DB 55 Vlad Faustin...... DT 6-2 250 Jr.-1L Miami, Fla. (Pace) 71 Derek Meyer ...... OL 56 Payton Kirk...... DE 6-6 240 Fr.-HS Liberty, Mo. (Liberty) 43 Antwon Moore ...... LB 57 MacKenzie Rosel ...... LB 6-1 215 So.-SQ Liberal, Kan. (Liberal) 4 Joshua Moore ...... DB 58 Chris Bamberger ...... LB 6-1 222 Jr.-SQ Jetmore, Kan. (Jetmore) 50 Alphonso Moran ...... DT 59 Zach Kendall ...... DT 6-3 285 Fr.-RS Peculiar, Mo. (Harrisonville)

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 NUMERICAL ROSTER  ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO NAME POS HT WT YR-EX HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) NO NAME POS 60 Sean Kolich ...... LS 6-1 221 Fr.-RS Olathe, Kan. (Olathe South) 87 Deon Murphy ...... WR 61 Zach Lucas...... OL 6-3 262 Jr.-SQ Sublette, Kan. (Sublette) 27 Jordy Nelson...... WR 62 Corey Adams ...... LS 6-4 230 Fr.-HS Monument, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer) 89 Rashaad Norwood ...... TE 63 Penisini “Ben” Liu ...... OL 6-6 325 Jr.-JC Sacramento, Calif. (Sacramento CC) 18 Jared Parker ...... PK 64 Nick Stringer ...... OL 6-6 265 So.-1L Topeka, Kan. (Hayden) 10 # Chris Patterson ...... LB 65 Logan Robinson ...... OL 6-8 315 Sr.-1L Agra, Kan. (Eastern Heights) 9 Leon Patton...... RB 67 Kenneth Mayfield ...... OL 6-4 311 Fr.-RS Randallstown, Md. (Randallstown) 37 Marcus Perry...... LB 68 Brad Rooker...... OL 6-6 288 Jr.-2L Omaha, Neb. (Millard North) 26 # Terry Petrie ...... RB 69 Caleb Handy...... OL 6-1 307 Jr.-2L Conway Springs, Kan. (Conway Springs) 5 Ernie Pierce ...... WR 71 Derek Meyer...... OL 6-6 310 So.-1L Campbell, Neb. (Silver Lake) 82 Michael Pooschke ...... TE 73 Gerard Spexarth ...... OL 6-6 285 Jr.-2L Colwich, Kan. (Andale) 31 # Tony Purvis...... WR 74 Eldridge Sims...... OL 6-6 279 Jr.-JC Lynwood, Calif. (Compton College) 46 Jack Reed ...... LB 75 Clyde Aufner ...... OL 6-7 260 Fr.-HS Raymore, Mo. (Raymore-Peculiar) 32 Jeremy Reed ...... RB 76 Brock Unruh...... OL 6-5 295 So.-1L Corpus Christi, Texas (Calallen) 17 Tim Reyer ...... P 77 Colten Freeze ...... OL 6-7 270 Fr.-HS Liberty, Mo. (Liberty) 65 Logan Robinson...... OL 78 Alesana Alesana...... OL 6-4 286 Jr.-JC Malie, W. Samoa (San Francisco CC) 45 Kevin Rohleder ...... LB 79 Jordan Bedore ...... OL 6-3 297 Jr.-2L Goodland, Kan. (Goodland) 51 Justin Roland ...... LB 80 Brett Alstatt ...... TE 6-4 224 Jr.-2L Hays, Kan. (Hays) 68 Brad Rooker ...... OL 81 Danny Hogan ...... WR 6-2 190 Fr.-HS Dallas, Texas (Roosevelt) 57 MacKenzie Rosel ...... LB 82 Michael Pooschke...... TE 6-2 240 Sr.-1L Lawton, Okla. (NE Oklahoma A&M) 16 Brooks Rossman ...... PK 83 Daniel Gonzalez ...... WR 6-4 219 Sr.-1L Augusta, Kan. (Independence CC) 86 Corey Schultz ...... WR 84 Matt Wykes ...... WR 6-2 212 Jr.-JC Conway Springs, Kan. (Butler County CC) 26 # Tim Schwerdt ...... PK 85 Jeron Mastrud ...... TE 6-6 250 So.-1L Beaverton, Ore. (Southridge) 74 Eldridge Sims ...... OL 86 Corey Schultz...... WR 6-3 180 Jr-JC Quenemo, Kan. (Dodge City CC) 10 # Caleb Smith ...... QB 87 Deon Murphy ...... WR 5-10 170 Jr.-JC Houston, Texas (Coffeyville College) 73 Gerard Spexarth...... OL 88 Cedric Wilson...... WR 6-1 190 Jr.-1L Fort Pierce, Fla. (Garden City CC) 52 Xzavier Stewart ...... DT 89 Rashaad Norwood...... TE 6-3 234 Sr.-2L Kansas City, Kan. (Schlagle) 64 Nick Stringer ...... OL 90 Eric Childs ...... DE 6-3 227 So.-1L Arlington, Texas (MacArthur) 29 # Adrian Stryker...... DB 91 Clayton Cox ...... DE 6-3 238 Sr.-SQ Weskan, Kan. (Garden City CC) 24 # Darhnaz Tigner ...... DB 92 Brandon Balkcom...... DT 6-0 278 Jr.-1L Hazel Crest, Ill. (NE Oklahoma A&M) 76 Brock Unruh ...... OL 93 Gabriel Crews...... DT 6-2 302 Fr.-RS Jonesboro, Ga. (Lovejoy) 54 # Trevor Viers ...... OL 94 Raphael Guidry...... DE 6-4 240 Fr.-HS Texas City, Texas (La Marque) 53 Reggie Walker ...... LB 95 Rob Jackson...... DE 6-4 253 Sr.-1L West Haven, Conn. (Fort Scott CC) 54 # Cory Warren ...... LB 96 Moses Manu ...... DE 6-2 260 Sr.-1L Inglewood, Calif. (El Camino College) 2 Marcus Watts ...... DB 97 Michael Abana...... DE 6-7 295 Jr.-JC Virginia Beach, Va. (Santa Monica JC) 88 Cedric Wilson ...... WR 98 Ian Campbell ...... DE 6-5 242 Jr.-2L Cimarron, Kan. (Cimarron) 35 # Justin Woods...... RB 99 Steven Cline...... DT 6-2 278 Sr.-2L Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. (Dwyer) 84 Matt Wykes ...... WR

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 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE PLAYERS 97 Michael ABANA ...... uh-BON-uh 50 Alphonso MORAN ...... more-ANN 78 ALESANA ALESANA...... ah-lee-SAN-uh 89 RASHAAD Norwood ...... ruh-SHAD 80 Brett ALSTATT ...... ALL-stat 82 Michael POOSCHKE...... POOSH-kee 75 Clyde AUFNER ...... OFF-ner 26 Terry PETRIE...... PEE-tree 79 Jordan BEDORE...... buh-DOOR 17 Tim REYER ...... RAY-er 21 Cole BROKENICKY ...... bro-kuh-NECK-ee 45 Kevin ROHLEDER ...... ROW-luh-der 43 Ross DIEHL...... DEAL 57 MacKenzie ROSEL ...... ROZ-ul 30 Andrew ERKER ...... ERR-ker 26 Tim SCHWERDT ...... SHWERT 54 Vlad FAUSTIN ...... FOW-stin 73 Gerard SPEXARTH...... SPECKS-arth 94 RAPHAEL GUIDRY ...... RAF-ee-el GID-ree 24 DARHNAZ TIGNER ...... dar-NAZ TIG-nur 12 TYSYN Hartman ...... TIE-son 76 Brock UNRUH...... UN-ruh 39 John HOULIK...... WHO-lick 54 Trevor VIERS ...... VEERS 63 PENISINI “Ben” LIU...... BEN-es-ee-nee LOO 96 Moses MANU ...... MAN-ooh COACHES 85 JERON MASTRUD ...... JER-un ma-STROOD Ricky RAHNE ...... RON-ee 44 DAVYON McGhee ...... DAY-vee-on Tim TIBESAR ...... TIB-uh-sar 41 Steve MATHIAS ...... MATH-ee-us Matt WALLERSTEDT ...... WALL-er-sted 71 Derek MEYER...... MY-er

THE POWER OF ONE | 47 PERSONNEL PICTURE

WHAT RETURNS FOR K-STATE OFFENSE Rushing Yardage...... 75 percent Passing Yardage...... 70 percent Receiving Yardage ...... 66 percent All-Purpose Yardage...... 65 percent Scoring ...... 44 Percent

DEFENSE Tackles...... 61 percent Tackles For Losses ...... 74 percent Sacks...... 75 percent Interceptions ...... 80 percent Pass Break-Ups ...... 72 percent Forced ...... 76 percent Recoveries ...... 56 percent

SPECIAL TEAMS Punt Return Yardage...... 15 percent Kickoff Return Yardage ...... 75 percent Field Goals...... 0 percent Extra Points ...... 3 percent Punting ...... 100 percent RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS Passing ...... Josh Freeman, 140-270-15--1,780, 6 TD Rushing...... Leon Patton, 108-609, 6 TD Receiving...... Jordy Nelson, 39-547, 1 TD Scoring...... Leon Patton, 42 points Punting...... Tim Reyer, 61-42.1 avg. Kicking ...... Tim Schwerdt, 1-1 PAT Tackles ...... Ian Campbell, 42-25--67 Tackles For Losses ...... Ian Campbell, 17.5-81 Sacks ...... Ian Campbell, 11.5-67 Interceptions ...... Marcus Watts, 3 INT Kickoff Returns ...... Leon Patton, 32.1 avg. Punt Returns ...... Jordy Nelson, 3.0 avg.  Senior Tim Reyer has been Kansas State’s starting punter for 30 straight games and owns more career starts than any current Wildcat. SPECIALIST (1) CONSECUTIVE CAREER PLAYERS WITH CAREER STARTS LOST (20) RETURNING PLAYERS WITH CAREER STARTS (30) Tim Reyer, P...... 30 30 OFFENSE (16) CONSECUTIVE CAREER Tim Schwerdt, PK...... -- 1 OFFENSE (10) CONSECUTIVE CAREER Caleb Handy, OL...... 8 19 Greg Wafford, OL ...... 24 24 Josh Freeman, QB ...... 8 8 Michael Frieson, OL ...... 4 8 Jordan Bedore, OL ...... 5 17 OFFENSIVE LETTERMEN RETURNING (21) Yamon Figurs, WR ...... 1 29 James Johnson, RB ...... 5 5 Brett Alstatt, TE; Jordan Bedore, OL; Josh Freeman, QB; Daniel Gonzalez, WR; Jermaine Moreira, WR ...... -- 14 Logan Robinson, OL ...... 4 4 Caleb Handy, OL; James Johnson, RB; Jeron Mastrud, TE; John McCardle, RB; John Hafferty, OL...... -- 13 Rashaad Norwood, TE...... 3 19 Derek Meyer, OL; Jordy Nelson, WR; Rashaad Norwood, TE; Leon Patton, RB; Thomas Clayton, RB...... -- 12 Jordy Nelson, WR ...... 2 20 Terry Petrie, RB; Michael Pooschke, TE; Tony Purvis, WR; Logan Robinson, OL; , QB...... -- 11 Daniel Gonzalez, WR...... 1 4 Brad Rooker, OL; Gerard Spexarth, OL; Nick Stringer, OL; Brock Unruh, OL; Jacob Voegeli, OL ...... -- 4 Cedric Wilson, WR ...... -- 1 Cedric Wilson, WR. Carlos Alsup, RB ...... -- 3 Jeron Mastrud, TE ...... -- 9 Donald Raymer, TE...... -- 2 Nick Stringer, OL ...... -- 9 DEFENSIVE LETTERMEN RETURNING (25) Brock Unruh, OL ...... -- 4 DEFENSE (7) CONSECUTIVE CAREER Brandon Balkcom, DT; Bryan Baldwin, DB; Ian Campbell, DE; Chris Carney, Brandon Archer, LB ...... 33 33 Leon Patton, QB...... -- 3 DB; Ray Cheatham, DB; Eric Childs, DE; Steven Cline, DT; Ross Diehl, LB; An- Brad Rooker, OL...... -- 3 Kyle Williams, DB...... 14 16 drew Erker, DB; Vlad Faustin, DT; Byron Garvin, DB; Greg Gaskins, LB; Courtney Zach Diles, LB ...... 12 13 Gerard Spexarth, OL...... -- 3 Herndon, DB; Kevin Hollis, DB; John Houlik, LB; Rob Jackson, DE; Otis Johnson, Michael Pooschke, TE ...... -- 2 Blake Seiler, DT ...... 4 20 DB; Moses Manu, DE; Justin McKinney, DB; Antwon Moore, LB; Joshua Moore, Quintin Echols, DT ...... -- 18 DB; Alphonso Moran, DT; Marcus Perry, LB; Justin Roland, LB; Reggie Walker, Maurice Mack, LB ...... -- 12 DEFENSE (13) CONSECUTIVE CAREER LB; Marcus Watts, DB. Ian Campbell, DE ...... 13 13 Devin Anderson, DB...... -- 2 Justin McKinney, DB...... 11 15 SPECIALIST LETTERMEN RETURNING (2) SPECIALISTS (3) CONSECUTIVE CAREER Rob Jackson, DE ...... 7 12 Jeff Snodgrass, PK ...... 13 23 Jared Parker, PK; Tim Reyer, P. Joshua Moore, DB ...... 5 5 Jeff Mortimer, LS ...... 13 21 Reggie Walker, LB...... 2 9 Marcus Watts, DB ...... 1 15 REDSHIRTS RETURNING (22) Stephen Cline, NT...... 1 7 LETTERMEN LOST (22) Offense (4) Bryan Baldwin, DB...... -- 15 Offense (11) Carson Coffman, QB; Gabe Gantz, TE; Stephen Harrison, WR; Kenneth Mayfield, Byron Garvin, DB ...... -- 11 Carlos Alsup, RB; Donnie Anders, RB; Thomas Clayton, RB; Yamon Figurs, WR; OL. Alphonso Moran, DT...... -- 11 Michael Frieson, OL; John Hafferty, OL; Dylan Meier, QB; Jermaine Moreira, Andrew Erker, DB...... -- 8 WR; Donald Raymer, TE; Noah Strozier, WR; Greg Wafford, OL. Marcus Perry, LB ...... -- 2 Defense (4) Eric Childs, DE...... -- 1 Gabriel Crews, DT; Zach Kendall, DT; Davyon McGhee, LB; Cory Warren, LB. Defense (8) Brandon Archer, LB; Zach Diles, LB; Quintin Echols, DT; Jordan Henricks, DB; Specialists (3) Maurice Mack, LB; Rimmon McNeese, DE; Blake Seiler, DT; Kyle Williams, DB. D.J. Fulhage, P; Sean Kolich, LS; Brooks Rossman, PK. Specialists (3) Jesse Martinez, P; Jeff Mortimer, LS; Jeff Snodgrass, PK.

48 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

OPPONENT TOTAL H A N LAST OPPONENT TOTAL H A N LAST Air Force ...... 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1979 Massachusetts ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2003 HOMECOMING GAMES [28-58-5] Akron ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1995 McNeese State (La.)...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2003 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE Arizona ...... 1-5-1 0-0 1-5-1 0-0 1978 Memphis...... 2-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 1973 10/23/15 Kansas L 7-19 Arizona State...... 1-5 0-0 0-5 1-0 2002 Michigan State...... 0-5-1 0-0 0-5-1 0-0 1958 11/11/16 Missouri W 7-6 11/3/17 Kansas L 0-9 Arkansas...... 3-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 1967 Minnesota...... 2-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 1994 1918 No Game - - Arkansas State ...... 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1980 Mississippi State...... 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 1977 11/22/19 Oklahoma L 3-14 11/12/20 Iowa State L 0-17 Army ...... 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 1987 MISSOURI...... 31-56-5 15-27-3 16-29-2 0-0 2006 11/19/21 Oklahoma W 14-7 AUBURN...... 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 1979 MISSOURI STATE ...... 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 First 10/28/22 Kansas T 7-7 11/3/23 Missouri L 2-4 Austin Peay (Tenn.) ...... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 1987 Mo. School of Mines ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1910 11/22/24 Nebraska L 0-24 Baker (Kan.) ...... 6-1 6-0 0-1 0-0 1950 Montana ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1992 11/14/25 Nebraska T 0-0 Ball State ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2000 NEBRASKA ...... 15-74-2 7-33-2 8-40 0-1 2006 10/16/26 Kansas W 27-0 11/19/27 Nebraska L 0-33 BAYLOR ...... 5-1 2-0 3-1 0-0 2006 Nevada-Las Vegas ...... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1994 10/20/28 Kansas L 0-7 Bethany (Kan.)...... 2-4 1-3 1-1 0-0 1928 New Mexico...... 1-4 1-2 0-2 0-0 1990 10/26/29 Oklahoma L 13-14 10/18/30 Kansas L 0-14 Boston College ...... 0-4 0-0 0-3 0-1 1994 New Mexico State ...... 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 2001 11/14/31 Nebraska L 3-6 Bowling Green ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1952 North Dakota State ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1931 11/19/32 Kansas L 0-19 Brigham Young ...... 4-4 4-0 0-3 0-1 1997 North Texas ...... 3-1 3-1 0-0 0-0 2005 10/21/33 Nebraska L 0-9 10/20/34 Kansas W 13-0 California ...... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2003 Northern Illinois ...... 4-2 3-1 1-1 0-0 1998 10/19/35 Nebraska T 0-0 Camp Funston ...... 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1920 Northern Iowa ...... 0-3 0-3 0-0 0-0 1989 10/24/36 Kansas W 26-6 10/30/37 Oklahoma L 0-19 Centre College (Ky.) ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1930 Ohio ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1997 10/29/38 Kansas L 7-27 Chapman HS ...... 2-0-3 2-0-2 0-0-1 0-0 1902 Ohio State ...... 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2003 10/28/39 Nebraska L 9-25 10/26/40 Kansas W 20-0 Cincinnati ...... 2-4 1-2 1-2 0-0 1996 Oklahoma ...... 17-68-4 10-33-1 6-34-3 1-1 2005 11/1/41 Nebraska W 12-6 Clyde HS ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1903 OKLAHOMA STATE ...... 22-33 14-16 8-17 0-0 2006 10/24/42 Kansas L 7-19 COLORADO...... 18-43-1 13-17-1 5-26 0-0 2006 Olathe N.A.S...... 0-1-1 0-1-1 0-0 0-0 1945 11/6/43 Nebraska L 7-13 11/11/44 Kansas W 18-14 Colorado College ...... 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1910 Oregon State ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1979 11/10/45 Nebraska L 0-24 Colorado State...... 5-1 3-0 1-1 1-0 1995 Ottawa (Kan.) ...... 3-3 3-3 0-0 0-0 1907 11/16/46 Kansas L 0-34 10/25/47 Nebraska L 7-14 Creighton (Neb.) ...... 8-1 3-0 5-1 0-0 1937 Pacific (Calif.) ...... 1-0-1 1-0 0-0-1 0-0 1974 10/30/48 Missouri L 7-49 Drake (Iowa) ...... 2-3 1-2 1-1 0-0 1981 Penn State...... 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 1969 11/5/49 Oklahoma L 39-0 11/4/50 Iowa State L 7-13 Drury (Mo.) ...... 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1910 Purdue ...... 0-3 0-0 0-2 0-1 1998 10/20/51 Colorado L 7-20 Duquesne (Pa.) ...... 1-1 0-0 1-0 0-1 1942 Rice ...... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1996 10/4/52 Missouri L 0-26 Eastern Illinois ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2002 St. Mary’s (Kan.) ...... 1-3 1-0 0-3 0-0 1905 10/31/53 Oklahoma L 0-34 11/13/54 Iowa State W 12-7 Emporia College (Kan.)...... 6-2 5-1 0-1 0-0 1921 Saint Louis ...... 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1948 10/29/55 Oklahoma L 7-40 Florida ...... 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 1973 San Francisco ...... 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1946 11/17/56 Iowa State W 32-6 10/19/57 Colorado L 14-42 Florida Atlantic ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2006 SAN JOSE STATE ...... 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1963 10/18/58 Missouri L 8-32 Florida International ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2005 South Carolina...... 1-2 1-0 0-2 0-0 1984 11/7/59 Oklahoma L 0-36 Florida State ...... 0-3 0-1 0-2 0-0 1977 South Dakota...... 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 1982 11/5/60 Oklahoma State L 7-28 10/21/61 Colorado L 0-13 Fort Hays State (Kan.)...... 8-2-1 8-2-1 0-0 0-0 1949 South Dakota State ...... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1960 11/17/62 Iowa State L 14-28 Fort Riley (Kan.) ...... 3-3-1 3-2-1 0-1 0-0 1942 Southern California ...... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 2002 10/26/63 Oklahoma L 9-34 10/31/64 Kansas L 0-7 FRESNO STATE ...... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 2004 Southwestern (Kan.)...... 6-1-1 6-1-1 0-0 0-0 1916 10/23/65 Oklahoma L 0-27 Friends (Kan.) ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1915 Syracuse ...... 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 2001 10/29/66 Kansas T 3-3 10/21/67 Oklahoma L 7-46 Grinnell (Iowa)...... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1923 Tampa...... 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1973 11/16/68 Kansas L 29-38 Hardin-Simmons (Texas)...... 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1946 Temple ...... 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 1999 10/25/69 Oklahoma W 59-21 Haskell Institute (Kan.) ...... 6-3 6-3 0-0 0-0 1919 Tennessee ...... 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2001 11/7/70 Oklahoma State W 28-15 10/16/71 Iowa State L 0-24 Idaho State ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1991 Tennessee Tech ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1984 11/11/72 Oklahoma State L 14-45 Illinois...... 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1948 TEXAS ...... 4-5 3-1 1-4 0-0 2006 10/27/73 Oklahoma L 14-56 11/9/74 Oklahoma State L 5-29 Illinois State ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2006 Texas A&M...... 4-7 2-2 2-3 0-2 2004 10/18/75 Oklahoma L 3-25 Indiana ...... 2-3 1-0 1-3 0-0 1965 Texas Christian ...... 2-3 2-1 0-2 0-0 1986 11/13/76 Oklahoma State L 21-45 11/12/77 Iowa State L 15-22 Indiana State...... 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 1998 Texas-El Paso...... 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 1999 10/21/78 Missouri L 14-56 Iowa ...... 1-5 0-1 0-4 1-0 2000 Texas Tech...... 3-6 2-1 1-5 0-0 2005 10/13/79 Iowa State L 3-7 IOWA STATE ...... 38-48-4 23-21-1 15-27-3 0-0 2006 Troy State (Ala.)...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2003 10/25/80 Missouri L 3-13 10/31/81 Iowa State W 10-7 Junction City HS...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1898 Tulane...... 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1988 10/9/82 Missouri T 7-7 KANSAS...... 36-63-5 21-27-3 15-36-2 0-0 2006 Tulsa ...... 6-11-1 3-2 3-9-1 0-0 1988 11/12/83 Iowa State L 27-49 10/20/84 Missouri L 21-61 Kansas City Medical ...... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 1901 Utah State...... 2-3 2-2 0-1 0-0 1999 10/5/85 Oklahoma L 6-41 Kansas City Vets ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1907 Vanderbilt ...... 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1984 10/25/86 Missouri L 6-17 KSTC-Emporia State...... 13-8-3 10-2-3 3-6 0-0 1940 Virginia Tech ...... 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-0 1968 10/17/87 Oklahoma L 10-59 10/1/88 Louisiana Tech L 28-31 KSTC-Pittsburg...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1931 Wake Forest...... 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-0 1976 10/28/89 Kansas L 16-21 Kansas Wesleyan...... 7-0 4-0 0-0 3-0 1942 Washburn (Kan.) ...... 18-10-2 8-4-1 10-6-1 0-0 1943 11/3/90 Iowa State W 28-14 10/12/91 Kansas W 16-12 Kentucky...... 1-3 1-0 0-3 0-0 1983 Washington ...... 1-4 0-0 0-4 1-0 1999 11/5/92 Iowa State W 22-13 Long Beach State...... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 1983 Washington (Mo.) ...... 4-1 2-1 2-0 0-0 1933 10/30/93 Oklahoma W 21-7 11/5/94 Iowa State W 38-20 Louisiana-Lafayette...... 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2004 Washington HS...... 0-0-1 0-0 0-0-1 0-0 1901 11/4/95 Oklahoma W 49-10 Louisiana-Monroe ...... 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2002 West Virginia...... 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 1931 11/23/96 Iowa State W 35-20 Louisiana State ...... 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1980 Western Illinois ...... 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1990 10/18/97 Texas A&M W 36-17 10/24/98 Iowa State W 52-7 Louisiana Tech ...... 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 2001 Western Kentucky ...... 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 2004 10/30/99 Baylor W 48-7 Louisville...... 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 2006 Wichita State ...... 17-4-2 12-3-1 5-1-1 0-0 1985 10/21/2000 Texas Tech W 28-23 10/27/2001 Kansas W 40-6 Manhattan HS ...... 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1901 William Jewell (Mo.) ...... 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 1943 11/9/2002 Iowa State W 58-7 Manhattan (N.Y.) ...... 0-0-1 0-0 0-0-1 0-0 1934 Wisconsin ...... 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-1 1982 11/1/2003 Baylor W 38-10 10/30/2004 Texas Tech L 25-35 Marquette (Wis.) ...... 6-7 1-0 5-7 0-0 1956 Wyoming ...... 4-4 2-2 1-2 1-0 1993 10/29/2005 Colorado L 20-23 MARSHALL (W.Va.) ...... 2-1 1-1 1-0 0-0 2006 2007 opponents in BOLD CAPS 10/28/2006 Iowa State W 31-10

THE POWER OF ONE | 49 SERIES RECORDS VS. 2007 OPPONENTS

AUBURN [0-2-0] 9/30/2000...... W 44-21 A 10/21/72 ...... L 22-55 A 10/20/34...... W 13-0 H 10/6/2001 ...... L 6-16 H 10/20/73...... W 21-19 H 10/26/35 ...... L 2-9 A 9/16/78 ...... L 32-45 H 10/5/2002 ...... L 31-35 A 10/19/74 ...... L 18-23 A 10/24/36...... W 26-6 H 9/15/79 ...... L 18-26 A 10/18/2003...... W 49-20 H 10/11/75 ...... L 7-17 H 11/13/37...... W 7-0 A 11/13/2004 ...... L 31-38 A 10/30/76 ...... L 14-45 A 10/29/38 ...... L 7-27 H BAYLOR [5-1-0] 10/29/2005 ...... L 20-23 H 11/12/77 ...... L 15-22 H 11/4/39...... W 27-6 A 11/4/2003...... W 34-21 A 11/4/78 ...... L 0-24 A 10/26/40...... W 20-0 H 9/20/69...... W 45-15 A 10/13/79 ...... L 3-7 H 11/15/41 ...... L 16-20 A 11/7/98...... W 49-6 A Colorado Series Notes 10/11/80 ...... L 7-31 A 10/24/42 ...... L 7-19 H 10/30/99...... W 48-7 H K-State points ...... 952 10/31/81...... W 0-7 H 10/30/43 ...... L 2-25 A 10/26/2002...... W 44-10 A CU points ...... 1,605 10/30/82...... W 9-3 A 11/11/44...... W 18-14 H 11/1/2003...... W 38-10 H Record at home ...... 13-17-1 11/12/83 ...... L 27-49 H 11/17/45 ...... L 0-27 A 9/30/2006 ...... L 3-17 A Record at Colorado ...... 5-26 11/10/84 ...... T 7-7 A 11/16/46 ...... L 0-34 H Games decided by 3 pts. or less ...... 4-3-1 Baylor Series Notes 11/16/85 ...... L 14-21 H 11/1/47 ...... L 0-55 A Games decided by 7 pts. or less ...... 10-8-1 K-State points ...... 227 11/15/86 ...... L 19-48 A 11/2/48 ...... L 14-20 H Longest winning streak ...... 4 (1997-2000) Baylor points...... 65 11/14/87 ...... L 14-16 A 10/29/49 ...... L 0-38 A Longest losing streak ...... 10 (1954-63) Record at home ...... 2-0-0 11/12/88 ...... L 7-16 H 11/18/50 ...... L 7-47 H Current streak ...... Won 1 Record at Baylor ...... 3-1-0 11/4/89 ...... L 11-36 A 10/27/51 ...... L 14-33 A Last 10 games ...... 6-4 Games decided by 3 pts. or less ...... 0-0-0 11/3/90...... W 28-14 H 11/1/52 ...... L 6-26 H Biggest win ...... 38-6 (1984) Games decided by 7 pts. or less ...... 0-0-0 11/9/91...... W 37-7 A 11/7/53...... W 7-0 A Biggest loss ...... 3-64 (1990) Longest winning streak ...... 5 (1969-2003) 11/5/92...... W 22-13 H 10/30/54...... W 28-6 H Current streak ...... Lost 1 11/6/93 ...... L 23-27 A 11/5/55...... W 46-0 A Biggest Win ...... 49-6 (1998) FRESNO STATE [0-1-0] 11/5/94...... W 38-20 H 11/3/56 ...... L 15-20 H Biggest Loss ...... 3-17 (2006) 9/11/2004 ...... L 21-45 H 11/11/95...... W 49-7 A 11/9/57 ...... L 7-13 A 11/23/96...... W 35-20 H 11/1/58 ...... L 12-21 H COLORADO [18-43-1] 11/22/97...... W 28-3 A 10/17/59 ...... L 14-33 A IOWA STATE [38-48-4] 10/24/98...... W 52-7 H 9/24/60 ...... L 0-41 H 11/16/12...... W 14-6 H 11/10/17 ...... L 7-10 A 9/25/99...... W 35-28 A 11/11/61 ...... L 0-34 A 10/14/39...... W 20-0 H 11/23/18...... W 11-0 H 11/4/2000...... W 56-10 H 11/3/62 ...... L 0-38 H 10/5/40 ...... L 6-7 A 11/15/19 ...... L 0-46 A 11/3/2001...... W 42-3 A 11/2/63 ...... L 0-34 A 10/23/48 ...... L 7-51 A 11/12/20 ...... L 0-17 H 11/9/2002...... W 58-7 H 10/31/64 ...... L 0-7 H 10/1/49...... W 27-13 H 11/11/21 ...... L 0-7 A 11/8/2003...... W 45-0 A 10/30/65 ...... L 0-34 A 9/30/50 ...... L 6-34 A 11/11/22...... W 12-2 H 11/20/2004 ...... L 23-37 H 10/29/66 ...... T 3-3 H 10/20/51 ...... L 7-20 H 10/20/23 ...... T 7-7 A 11/5/2005 ...... L 17-45 A 11/4/67 ...... L 16-17 A 11/15/52 ...... L 14-34 A 11/1/24 ...... L 0-21 H 10/28/2006...... W 31-10 H 11/16/68 ...... L 29-38 H 10/17/53...... W 28-14 H 11/19/25...... W 12-7 A 10/11/69...... W 26-22 A Iowa State Series Notes 11/20/54 ...... L 14-38 A 11/20/26 ...... L 2-3 H 10/3/70 ...... L 15-21 H K-State points ...... 1,369 10/15/55 ...... L 13-34 H 10/29/27 ...... L 7-12 A 10/9/71 ...... L 13-39 A ISU points ...... 1,472 9/29/56 ...... L 0-34 A 11/17/28 ...... L 0-7 A 10/14/72...... W 20-19 H Record at home ...... 23-21-1 10/19/57 ...... L 14-42 H 11/9/29...... W 3-2 H 10/13/73 ...... L 18-25 A Record at Iowa State ...... 15-27-3 9/27/58 ...... L 3-13 A 11/15/30...... W 13-0 A 10/12/74 ...... L 13-20 H Games decided by 3 pts or less ...... 6-4-4 10/10/59 ...... L 17-20 H 11/7/31 ...... L 6-7 A 11/1/75 ...... L 0-28 A Games decided by 7 pts or less ...... 12-12-4 10/1/60 ...... L 7-27 A 11/5/32...... W 31-0 H 10/23/76 ...... L 14-24 H Longest winning streak ...... 10 (1994-2003) 10/21/61 ...... L 0-13 H 11/11/33...... W 7-0 A 11/5/77 ...... L 21-29 A Longest losing streak ...... 10 (1943-52) 9/29/62 ...... L 0-6 A 11/24/34...... W 20-0 H 11/18/78...... W 36-20 H Current streak ...... Won 1 10/5/63 ...... L 7-21 H 11/9/35...... W 6-0 A 11/3/79 ...... L 28-36 A Last 10 games ...... 8-2 10/3/64...... W 16-14 A 11/14/36...... W 47-7 H 11/1/80...... W 18-20* H Biggest win ...... 58-7 (2002) 10/2/65 ...... L 0-36 H 11/20/37 ...... L 7-13 A 10/24/81 ...... L 14-17 A Biggest loss ...... 0-48 (1943) 10/1/66 ...... L 0-10 A 11/12/38 ...... T 13-13 H 10/23/82...... W 36-7 H 11/18/67 ...... L 6-40 H 11/18/39 ...... L 0-10 A 10/15/83 ...... L 3-31 A 10/19/68 ...... L 14-37 A 11/16/40 ...... L 0-12 H KANSAS [36-63-5] 10/13/84...... W 24-7 H 11/22/69 ...... L 32-45 A 11/22/41 ...... T 12-12 A 10/7/02 ...... L 0-16 A 10/19/85 ...... L 7-38 A 10/3/70...... W 21-20 H 11/21/42...... W 7-6 H 10/3/03 ...... L 0-34 A 10/18/86...... W 29-12 H 10/2/71 ...... L 21-31 A 11/20/43 ...... L 0-48 A 11/18/04 ...... L 4-41 H 11/7/87 ...... T 17-17 H 10/7/72 ...... L 17-38 H 10/28/44 ...... L 0-14 H 11/25/05 ...... L 0-28 A 11/5/88 ...... L 12-30 A 11/24/73...... W 17-14 A 11/3/45 ...... L 13-40 A 11/23/06...... W 6-4 H 10/28/89 ...... L 16-21 H 11/23/74...... W 33-19 H 11/2/46 ...... L 7-13 H 10/26/07 ...... L 10-29 A 10/27/90 ...... L 24-27 A 11/22/75 ...... L 7-33 A 11/15/47 ...... L 0-14 A 10/10/08 ...... L 6-12 A 10/12/91...... W 16-12 H 11/20/76 ...... L 28-35 H 10/2/48 ...... L 0-20 H 10/16/09 ...... L 3-5 H 10/10/92 ...... L 7-31 A 11/19/77 ...... L 0-23 A 10/15/49 ...... L 21-25 A 10/21/11 ...... L 0-6 H 10/9/93...... W 10-9 H 11/11/78...... W 20-10 H 11/4/50 ...... L 7-13 H 10/26/12 ...... L 6-19 A 10/6/94...... W 21-13 A 11/24/79 ...... L 6-21 A 10/13/51 ...... L 6-32 A 10/25/13 ...... L 0-26 H 10/28/95...... W 41-7 H 11/22/80...... W 17-14 H 11/22/52 ...... L 0-27 H 10/24/14 ...... L 0-28 A 11/9/96...... W 38-12 A 11/21/81 ...... L 21-24 A 10/10/53...... W 20-12 A 10/27/15 ...... L 7-19 H 11/8/97...... W 48-16 H 11/20/82...... W 33-10 H 11/13/54...... W 12-0 H 10/28/16 ...... T 0-0 A 10/31/98...... W 54-6 A 11/19/83 ...... L 21-38 A 10/22/55...... W 9-7 A 11/3/17 ...... L 0-9 H 10/9/99...... W 50-9 H 11/17/84...... W 38-6 H 11/17/56...... W 32-6 H 11/28/18 ...... L 7-13 A 10/7/2000...... W 52-13 A 11/23/85 ...... L 0-30 A 10/26/57...... W 14-10 A 11/1/19 ...... L 3-16 A 10/27/2001...... W 40-6 H 11/22/86 ...... L 3-49 H 11/15/58...... W 14-6 H 10/30/20 ...... L 0-14 H 11/2/2002...... W 64-0 A 11/21/87 ...... L 0-41 H 10/24/59 ...... L 0-26 A 10/29/21 ...... L 7-21 A 10/25/2003...... W 42-6 H 11/19/88 ...... L 14-56 A 11/12/60 ...... L 7-20 H 10/28/22 ...... T 7-7 H 10/9/2004 ...... L 28-31 A 11/18/89 ...... L 11-59 H 10/28/61 ...... L 7-31 A 10/27/23 ...... T 0-0 A 10/8/2005...... W 12-3 H 11/17/90 ...... L 3-64 A 11/17/62 ...... L 14-28 H 10/18/24...... W 6-0 H 11/18/2006 ...... L 20-39 A 10/26/91 ...... L 0-10 H 11/16/63...... W 21-10 A 10/17/25...... W 14-7 A *KU forfeited its 20-18 win over K-State in 1980. 10/24/92 ...... L 7-54 A 11/14/64...... W 7-6 H 10/16/26...... W 27-0 H 10/23/93 ...... T 16-16 H Kansas Series Notes 11/13/65 ...... L 6-38 A 10/15/27...... W 13-2 A 10/22/94 ...... L 21-35 A K-State points ...... 1,461 11/12/66 ...... L 13-30 H 10/20/28 ...... L 0-7 H 11/18/95 ...... L 17-27 H KU points ...... 1,865 10/14/67 ...... L 0-17 A 10/19/29...... W 6-0 A 11/16/96 ...... L 0-12 A Record at home ...... 21-27-3 10/12/68 ...... L 14-23 H 10/18/30 ...... L 0-14 H 11/15/97...... W 37-20 H Record at KU ...... 15-36-2 10/18/69...... W 34-7 H 10/17/31...... W 13-0 A 10/10/98...... W 16-9 A Games decided by 3 pts or less ...... 4-5-4 10/17/70...... W 17-0 A 11/19/32 ...... L 0-19 H 11/6/99...... W 20-14 H Games decided by 7 pts or less ...... 13-16-4 10/16/71 ...... L 0-24 H 10/28/33...... W 6-0 A Longest winning streak ...... 11 (1993-2003)

50 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL SERIES RECORDS VS. 2007 OPPONENTS

Longest losing streak ...... 10 (1956-65) 10/21/89 ...... L 9-21 H 11/21/59...... W 29-14 H 11/25/61 ...... L 0-45 A Current streak ...... Lost 1 10/20/90 ...... L 10-31 A 10/8/60 ...... L 7-17 A 11/24/62 ...... L 6-30 H Last 10 games ...... 10-2 11/16/91...... W 32-0 H 10/7/61 ...... L 0-24 H 11/21/64...... W 17-14 H Biggest win ...... 64-0 (2002) 11/14/92 ...... L 14-27 A 10/20/62 ...... L 6-26 A 11/20/65 ...... L 7-31 A Biggest loss ...... 0-55 (1947) 11/13/93...... W 31-21 H 10/19/63 ...... L 6-28 H 11/19/66 ...... L 6-21 H 11/12/94...... W 21-18 A 10/17/64 ...... L 0-47 A 11/25/67 ...... L 14-49 A MISSOURI [31-56-5] 10/7/95...... W 30-0 H 10/16/65 ...... L 0-41 H 11/23/68...... W 21-14 H 10/12/96...... W 35-10 A 10/15/66 ...... L 10-21 A 11/8/69 ...... L 19-28 A 10/9/1909 ...... L 0-3 A 10/11/97...... W 41-11 H 10/7/67 ...... L 14-16 H 11/7/70...... W 28-15 H 10/31/14 ...... L 3-13 A 11/21/98...... W 31-25 A 11/9/68...... W 12-0 A 11/6/71...... W 35-23 A 10/29/15 ...... T 0-0 A 11/20/99...... W 66-0 H 11/15/69 ...... L 7-10 H 11/11/72 ...... L 14-45 H 11/11/16...... W 7-6 H 11/18/2000...... W 28-24 A 11/14/70 ...... L 13-51 A 11/10/73 ...... L 9-28 A 10/13/17...... W 7-6 A 11/24/2001...... W 24-3 H 11/13/71 ...... L 17-44 H 11/9/74 ...... L 5-29 H 10/11/19 ...... T 6-6 H 11/23/2002...... W 38-0 A 11/18/72 ...... L 7-59 A 11/15/75 ...... L 3-56 A 11/5/20 ...... L 7-10 A 11/22/2003...... W 24-14 H 11/17/73 ...... L 21-50 H 11/13/76 ...... L 21-45 H 10/22/21...... W 7-5 H 11/06/2004...... W 35-24 A 11/16/74 ...... L 7-35 A 10/15/77 ...... L 14-21 A 11/2/22...... W 14-10 A 11/19/2005...... W 36-28 H 11/8/75 ...... L 0-12 H 10/7/78...... W 18-7 H 11/3/23 ...... L 2-4 H 10/21/2006 ...... L 21-41 A 10/16/76 ...... L 0-51 A 11/17/79 ...... L 15-42 A 10/25/24 ...... L 7-14 A 10/8/77 ...... L 9-26 H 11/15/80 ...... L 0-10 H 10/24/25 ...... L 0-3 H Missouri Series Notes 10/14/78 ...... L 14-48 A 11/14/81 ...... L 10-31 A 10/1/27 ...... L 6-13 A K-State points ...... 1,278 11/10/79 ...... L 12-21 H 11/13/82 ...... L 16-24 H 11/10/28 ...... L 6-19 H MU points ...... 1,974 11/8/80 ...... L 8-55 A 11/5/83...... W 21-20 A 11/2/29...... W 7-6 A Record at home ...... 15-27-3 10/17/81 ...... L 3-49 H 11/3/84 ...... L 6-34 H 11/1/30...... W 20-13 H Record at MU ...... 16-29-2 10/16/82 ...... L 13-42 A 11/9/85 ...... L 3-35 A 10/10/31...... W 20-7 A Games decided by 3 pts or less ...... 7-7-4 10/29/83 ...... L 25-51 H 11/8/86 ...... L 3-23 H 10/15/32...... W 25-0 H Games decided by 7 pts or less ...... 11-12-4 10/27/84 ...... L 14-62 A 10/31/87 ...... L 7-56 A 10/14/33...... W 33-0 A Longest winning streak ...... 13 (1993-2005) 11/2/85 ...... L 3-41 H 10/29/88 ...... L 27-45 H 11/10/34...... W 29-0 H Longest losing streak ...... 16 (1939-54) 11/1/86 ...... L 0-38 A 10/14/89 ...... L 13-17 A 11/23/35 ...... T 7-7 A Current streak ...... Lost 1 10/24/87 ...... L 3-56 A 10/13/90...... W 23-17 H 10/10/36 ...... T 7-7 H Last 10 games ...... 9-1 10/22/88 ...... L 3-48 H 11/23/91...... W 36-26 A 10/9/37 ...... L 7-14 A Biggest win ...... 66-0 (1999) 10/7/89 ...... L 7-58 A 11/21/92...... W 10-0 H 10/8/38...... W 21-13 H Biggest loss ...... 0-45 (1960) 10/6/90 ...... L 8-45 H 11/20/93...... W 21-17 A 10/21/39 ...... L 7-9 A 10/19/91 ...... L 31-38 A 11/19/94...... W 23-6 H 10/12/40 ...... L 13-24 H MISSOURI STATE [0-0-0] 12/5/92 ...... L 24-38 1 10/14/95...... W 23-17 A 10/11/41 ...... L 0-35 A 2007 will be first meeting 10/16/93 ...... L 28-45 A 10/17/98...... W 52-20 H 10/17/42 ...... L 2-46 H 10/15/94 ...... L 6-17 H 10/23/99...... W 44-21 A 10/9/43 ...... L 14-47 A 10/21/95 ...... L 25-49 A 10/12/2002...... W 44-9 H 10/7/44 ...... L 0-33 H NEBRASKA [15-74-2] 10/5/96 ...... L 3-39 H 10/11/2003 ...... L 34-38 A 10/20/45 ...... L 7-41 A 10/14/11 ...... L 0-59 A 10/4/97 ...... L 26-56 A 10/7/2006...... W 31-27 H 10/12/46 ...... L 0-26 H 10/12/12 ...... L 6-30 A 11/14/98...... W 40-30 H Oklahoma State Series Notes 10/18/47 ...... L 7-47 A 10/10/13 ...... L 6-24 A 11/13/99 ...... L 15-41 A K-State points ...... 906 10/30/48 ...... L 7-49 H 10/17/14 ...... L 0-31 H 11/11/2000...... W 29-28 H OSU points ...... 1,322 11/24/49 ...... L 27-34 A 10/9/15 ...... L 0-31 A 11/10/2001 ...... L 21-31 A Record at home ...... 14-16 10/14/50 ...... L 7-28 H 10/11/16 ...... L 0-14 A 11/16/2002...... W 49-13 H Record at OSU ...... 8-17 11/17/51 ...... L 0-1 A 11/18/22 ...... L 0-21 A 11/15/2003...... W 38-9 A Games decided by 3 pts. or less ...... 2-0-0 10/4/52 ...... L 0-26 H 11/30/23 ...... L 12-34 A 10/23/2004...... W 45-21 H Games decided by 7 pts. or less ...... 6-5-0 11/14/53 ...... L 6-16 A 11/22/24 ...... L 0-24 H 11/12/2005 ...... L 25-27 A Longest winning streak ...... 9 (1990-2002) 10/2/54 ...... L 7-35 H 11/14/25 ...... T 0-0 H 10/14/2006 ...... L 3-21 H Longest losing streak ...... 11 (1947-62) 11/12/55...... W 21-0 A 11/13/26 ...... L 0-3 A 1-Tokyo, Japan (Coca Cola Bowl) Current streak ...... Won 1 10/20/56 ...... L 6-20 H 11/19/27 ...... L 0-33 H Nebraska Series Notes Last 10 games ...... 9-1 11/16/57...... W 23-21 A 11/29/28 ...... L 0-8 A K-State points ...... 924 Biggest win ...... 44-9 (2002) 10/18/58 ...... L 8-32 H 11/23/29 ...... L 6-10 H NU points ...... 2,431 Biggest loss ...... 3-56 (1975) 11/14/59 ...... L 0-26 A 11/27/30...... W 10-9 A 10/15/60 ...... L 0-45 H Record at home ...... 7-33-2 11/9/31 ...... L 3-6 H Record at NU ...... 8-40-0 11/18/61 ...... L 9-27 A 10/29/32 ...... L 0-6 A SAN JOSE STATE [0-1-0] 10/13/62 ...... L 0-32 H Games decided by 3 pts or less ...... 3-7-2 10/21/33 ...... L 0-9 H Games decided by 7 pts or less ...... 5-15-2 9/28/63 ...... L 0-16 A 10/12/63 ...... L 11-21 A 11/29/34...... W 19-7 A 10/10/64 ...... L 0-7 H Longest winning streak ...... 3 (2002-2004) 10/19/35 ...... T 0-0 H Longest losing streak ...... 29 (1969-97) 10/9/65 ...... L 6-28 A 11/21/36 ...... L 0-40 A TEXAS [4-5-0] 10/8/66 ...... L 0-27 H Current streak ...... Lost 2 11/27/37 ...... L 0-3 H Last 10 games ...... 5-5 11/18/13 ...... L 0-46 A 11/11/67 ...... L 6-28 A 11/24/38 ...... L 7-14 A 10/2/26...... W 13-3 H 10/26/68 ...... L 20-56 H Biggest win ...... 49-13 (2002) 10/28/39 ...... L 9-25 H Biggest loss ...... 0-59 (1911) 11/11/27 ...... L 7-41 A 11/1/69 ...... L 38-41 A 11/30/40 ...... L 0-20 A 9/26/42 ...... L 0-64 A 10/31/70...... W 17-13 H 11/1/41...... W 12-6 H 9/19/98...... W 48-7 H 10/30/71...... W 28-12 A 11/28/42...... W 19-0 A OKLAHOMA STATE [22-33-0] 10/2/99...... W 35-17 A 11/4/72 ...... L 14-31 H 11/6/43 ...... L 7-13 H 11/14/1908...... W 40-10 H 10/19/2002 ...... L 14-17 H 11/3/73 ...... L 7-31 A 11/25/44 ...... L 0-35 A 11/13/09...... W 9-0 H 10/4/2003 ...... L 20-24 A 11/2/74 ...... L 15-52 H 11/10/45 ...... L 0-24 H 11/24/11...... W 11-0 H 11/11/2006...... W 45-42 H 10/25/75 ...... L 3-35 A 10/5/46 ...... L 0-31 A 10/6/17...... W 23-0 H 10/9/76 ...... L 21-28 H Texas State Series Notes 10/25/47 ...... L 7-14 H 11/24/27 ...... L 18-25 H 10/22/77 ...... L 13-28 A K-State points ...... 182 11/6/48 ...... L 0-32 A 10/6/28...... W 13-6 A 10/21/78 ...... L 14-56 H UT points ...... 261 10/8/49 ...... L 6-13 H 10/3/36...... W 31-0 A 10/27/79...... W 19-6 A Record at home ...... 3-1-0 11/11/50 ...... L 21-49 A 9/20/47 ...... L 0-12 H 10/25/80 ...... L 3-13 H Record at UT ...... 1-4-0 10/6/51 ...... L 0-1 H 11/20/48 ...... L 6-42 A 10/10/81 ...... L 13-58 A Games decided by 3 pts. or less ...... 1-1-0 10/11/52 ...... L 14-27 A 11/12/49 ...... L 14-26 H 10/9/82 ...... T 7-7 H Games decided by 7 pts. or less ...... 1-2-0 10/3/53...... W 27-0 H 11/25/50 ...... L 0-41 A 10/22/83 ...... L 0-38 A Longest winning streak ...... 2 (1998-99) 10/9/54...... W 7-3 A 11/19/55 ...... L 0-28 A 10/20/84 ...... L 21-61 H Longest losing streak ...... 2 (1927, 42; 2002-03) 10/1/55 ...... L 0-16 H 9/22/56 ...... L 7-27 H 10/26/85...... W 20-17 A Current streak ...... Won 1 10/13/56...... W 10-7 A 11/8/58 ...... L 7-14 A 10/25/86 ...... L 6-17 H Biggest win...... 48-7 (1998) 10/5/57 ...... L 7-14 H 10/3/59 ...... L 21-27 H 10/10/87 ...... L 10-34 A Biggest loss ...... 0-64 (1942) 10/11/58...... W 23-6 A 11/5/60 ...... L 7-28 H 10/8/88 ...... L 21-52 H

THE POWER OF ONE | 51 HEAD COACH RON PRINCE RonHead CoachPrince After guiding the Wildcats into the postseason and winning more games than any first-year Big 12 head coach since 1999 during an impressive debut campaign, Ron Prince sets his sights on leading Kansas State back to the conference championship game in year two.

n just one season on the job, est coaching jobs in the country.” Kansas State’s Ron Prince’s Prince inherited a team that national perception has gone had won just nine games over the from ‘who’s he’ to being previous two seasons, but Imentioned among the ‘who’s quickly had the Wildcats believ- who’ in college football. ing they could be so much more. Named Kansas State’s 33rd Three games into the season he head football coach on Dec. 5, had K-State off to a perfect 3-0 2005, Prince accomplished so start. But losses in four of the much more during his first 12 next five games, including three months on the job than the ex- against ranked opponents, gave perts had envisioned for the 2006 many reason to believe that K- MEET RON PRINCE Wildcats that many considered State’s preseason projection of a KANSAS STATE the 37-year-old to be one of the distant sixth place finish in the leading candidates for Big 12 Big 12’s North Division hadn’t Season as Head Coach Second coach of the year. been that far off. Date Hired Just the second Wildcat head Prince, however, refused to December 5, 2005 coach in school history to win buckle and the Wildcats contin- seven games during his inaugu- ued to believe in their new PERSONAL ral season and the first to take his leader. Kansas State snapped a Birthdate team to a postseason bowl, two-game losing streak against September 18, 1969 Prince became only the sixth Big Iowa State then went to Colorado Birthplace 12 head coach (out of 18 to be and came away with its first win Omaha, Neb. hired since the league’s initial at Folsom Field since 2000. Hometown season in 1996) in conference his- The back-to-back conference Junction City, Kan. tory to guide his program to a victories were K-State’s first since Spouse bowl berth in a debut campaign. 2003 and gave the program a Married to the former Zoé Ahern of Valhalla, N.Y. Making the accomplishment huge lift heading into its Nov. 4 Children even more noteworthy is the fact contest with defending national Deuce (8), James (6), Grace (5), John (3) that just four of the six Big 12 champion Texas. Still, few gave EDUCATION head coaches to earn bowl bids in the Wildcats a chance to unseat High School year one took over programs the No. 4-ranked Longhorns. Junction City High School, 1988 coming off losing seasons, in- After all, K-State hadn’t knocked College cluding Texas’ in off a higher-ranked opponent at Dodge City Community College 1998, Colorado’s Gary Barnett in home since 2002. Appalachian State, B.A. History 1992 1999, Oklahoma’s Bob Stoops in But everything changed on 1999 and now Prince. that cold evening in November at PLAYING EXPERIENCE “The growth of this team Bill Snyder Family Stadium, as Offensive Lineman under coach Prince has been one Prince ignited a fire in the Wild- Dodge City Community College, 1988-89 of the best stories in college foot- cats that raged all night long. Appalachian State, 1990-91 ball,” said Fox Sports Net na- Quarterback Josh Freeman, who tional play-by-play announcer would go on to set the school COLLEGE COACHING EXPERIENCE Joel Meyers. “Especially when freshman passing record with Dodge City CC, 1992 - volunteer assistant (OT/TE) you consider the changes they 1,780 yards, threw for 262 yards Alabama A&M, 1993 - assistant coach (OL/TE) made at key positions and the and three touchdowns while a South Carolina State, 1994 - assistant coach (OL) way his players responded.” hard-hitting Wildcat defense col- James Madison, 1995-97 - assistant coach (OL) ESPN.com college football lected five sacks and forced three Cornell, 1998 - assistant coach (OL) turnovers as Kansas State sent Cornell, 1999-2000 - asst. coach/run game coord. (OL) writer Mark Schlaback was Virginia, 2001-2002 - assistant coach (OL) equally as effusive in his assess- shockwaves throughout the col- Virginia, 2003-2005 - offensive coordinator (OL) ment of Prince’s maiden season, lege football world with a 45-42 Kansas State, 2006-present - head coach proclaiming it “one of the great- win over the Longhorns. 

54 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL HEAD COACH RON PRINCE What they’re saying about RON PRINCE

“What Ron Prince has accomplished in a short period of time at Kansas State is miraculous. Looking at what he’s done with the program you can expect Kansas State to experience even greater things in the future.” Mark May ESPN College Football Analyst

“He reads a book a week, and it shows. He can splice football philosophy with literature and historical anecdotes. What a masterful job this guy will do in recruits’ living rooms. He already has. The Wildcats went to the Texas Bowl in his first year.” John Henderson Denver Post

“Ron Prince has Kansas State headed in the right direction.” Athlon Sports Annuals 2007 Preview

“Prince has K-State climbing again.” Lindy’s 2007 Big 12 Preview

“One of the greatest coaching jobs in the country (during 2006)...” Mark Schlaback ESPN.com college football writer

“Ron Prince is following a coach that had the greatest turnaround in col- lege football history in Bill Snyder. He is doing everything the right way, and the fact that they have so many young players is exciting. The win against Texas was as good a win as I have ever seen and the coaching job that he and his staff did in that game was phenomenal.” Lee Corso ESPN College GameDay Host

“Coach Prince has not only produced a winner, but he has done so in a manner that has impressed everyone with his professionalism. Watch- ing him go about his business on and off the field makes its easy to un- derstand why his players believe in him.” Gary Thorne ABC Sports Play-by-Play Announcer

“The growth of this team under Coach Prince has been one of the best stories in college football (in 2006), especially when you consider the changes they made at key positions and the way his players responded.” Joel Meyers Fox Sports Net Play-by-Play Announcer

“Ron is a very organized and intelligent person and football coach. His players are buying into everything he is doing at Kansas State and that shows with the number of young players they have contributing at key positions. Those guys have bought into the system and the future looks bright for Kansas State football.” Dave Lapham Fox Sports Net Analyst

“Kansas State made one heck of a hire when they got Ron Prince. He has a plan at K-State, he can recruit and he knows how to get his guys to buy into his system.” Andre Ware ABC Sports Analyst and Heisman Trophy Winner

THE POWER OF ONE | 55 HEAD COACH RON PRINCE

“Coach Prince has not only produced a win- All the while, Prince continued his efforts to- Currently the fourth-youngest NCAA Divi- ner, but he has done so in a manner that has im- ward rebuilding Kansas State’s talent level and sion I-A head coach in the country and one of pressed everyone,” said ABC Sports this February unveiled promise-laden class of just six African-American head coaches in all of play-by-play announcer Gary Thorne, who newcomers that appears to be chalked full of Division I-A, Prince joined Groh’s staff as the broadcast K-State’s win over Texas. “Watching early contributors. Cavaliers’ offensive line coach in January of 2001 him go about his business on and off the field He made time to redesign K-State’s off-season and quickly went about molding the unit into makes its easy to understand why his players be- conditioning and team-building program, and one of the ACC’s best. lieve in him.” even had the Wildcats train with the US Army at In 2002, Virginia’s young offensive line pro- And it was that “buy-in” by the Kansas State nearby Fort Riley. vided solid protection for record-setting quarter- players that was precisely the key to the Wild- “This is a year that I determined to see im- back , who was named ACC Player cats’ success during Prince’s debut campaign. provement,” Prince said. “We are committed to of the Year after throwing for a school-record A year after having zero first team All-Big 12 competing for championships and I will con- 2,976 yards and 28 touchdowns. Tackle Mike selections, Prince produced three with defensive tinue to evaluate every aspect of this organiza- Mullins – the lone senior starter on the offensive end Ian Campbell being a tapped by both The tion as we strive to meet that goal.” line – and each earned honorable Associated Press and the league’s coaches, wide Though the goal of a championship was not mention All-ACC recognition in 2002. In addi- receiver / return specialist Yamon Figurs earning reached in year one, there was still plenty to be tion, left tackle D’Brickashaw Ferguson received the nod from the coaches and linebacker Bran- proud of. And K-State’s accomplishments of Freshman All-America distinction and guard don Archer drawing accolades from the AP. 2006 received plenty of notice throughout the Brian Barthelmes earned Freshman All-ACC Running Back Leon Patton also set the K-State college football world. honors. freshman rushing record with 609 yards and the “Ron Prince followed a coach that had the By the 2003 season, his third at Virginia and Wildcats collectively returned more kickoffs for greatest turnaround in college football history in his first as the program’s offensive coordinator, touchdowns than any previous team in school Bill Snyder,” said ESPN analyst Lee Corso. “He the Cavaliers’ front wall became a dominating history. is doing everything the right way. The win force, allowing the ACC’s fewest sacks as it pro- tected Schaub, who passed for 2,952 yards that season – the second most in school history. By leading the Wildcats to a second-place tie in the Big 12 North Heading into 2004, Virginia’s line began to be considered not only among the best in the Division and a berth in the 2006 Texas Bowl during his first year at the helm, rugged ACC, but nationally as well. In fact, The Sporting News tapped Prince’s unit the No. 3 line in all of college football that season. Ron Prince has become one of the hottest young coaches in America. And with the offensive line leading the way, Prince’s 2004 Virginia The 2007 NFL Draft brought even more recog- against Texas was as offense rolled up over nition for Prince and the Kansas State program. good a win as I have 423 yards of total of- Three Wildcats – Figurs (Baltimore Ravens), ever seen and the fense per game, in- Thomas Clayton (San Francisco 49ers), Zach coaching job that he cluding over 240 on Diles (Houston Texans) – were selected during and his staff did in the ground, once again the two-day draft, giving K-State its most selec- that game was phe- led the ACC in fewest tions since having four in 2003. nomenal.” sacks allowed and fin- Throughout all the successes, there remained A voracious ished the year atop the a consistent game plan and plenty of blood and reader and a student conference charts in sweat exerted behind the scenes. For Prince, of history as well as both total offense and however, it was all a labor of love. American business, rushing offense. When he stepped to the podium after being Prince culled much Virginia’s team introduced as the head football coach, it didn’t of his leadership accomplishments on take long for the native Kansan to reveal a long- game plan during the the field during held affinity for both the University and its foot- first 13 years of his Prince’s stint with the ball program. coaching career that Cavaliers were bol- “I’ve been preparing for this opportunity my saw him rise from a stered by the individ- whole life,” were among the very first words ut- volunteer coaching ual accolades received tered by Prince as the Wildcats’ new head coach. position in the by UVa’s student-ath- You see, for Prince, serving as K-State’s head Kansas community letes. During his five- football coach is truly a dream come true. college ranks to a year tenure at Virginia, Raised in Junction City, Kan., which is located principal role within 37 Cavaliers earned just 20 miles west of Manhattan, Prince literally one of the nation’s All-ACC distinction, grew up in the shadow of Kansas State Univer- premiere BCS confer- including 17 on the of- sity. And as far back as he can remember, at least ences. fensive side of the ball. to the age of three or four according to his best Prince came to Of those 17 offensive recollection, he had dreamt of one day leading Kansas State from selections, 11 occurred the Wildcats. the University of Vir- with Prince at the con- “I was one of those kids you all saw running ginia, where he trols of the Cavs’ of- around KSU Stadium and House,” helped usher in a Kansas State’s 45 points in its win over No. 4 Texas - incluiding a pair fense. Prince recalls. “This University has always been new era of success of long touchdown receptions by wide receiver and future Baltimore In 2003, Prince’s a part of me.” during a three-year Ravens draft pick Yamon Figurs (above) - were the most points given up offensive unit placed Now, heading into his second season at the run as the Cavaliers’ by the Longhorns to an opponent other than Oklahoma in eight years. four players on the helm, the ultra high-energy Prince continues to offensive coordinator All-ACC squad, in- pursue excellence with a seemingly limitless and a total of five cluding future All- level of passion and zeal. years as the offensive line coach on Al Groh’s Americans (TE) and Brown (G), Not nearly satisfied with Kansas State’s staff. who received the prestigious Jacobs Blocking achievements during his inaugural campaign, In his time at Virginia, Prince developed a Trophy, which is annually awarded to the ACC’s Prince conducted a thorough review of his first reputation as one of the nation’s top young top offensive lineman. season shortly after returning from the Texas coaching talents as he helped guide Virginia to In 2004, Virginia’s offense placed five student- Bowl. The assessment not only included a re- four straight bowl berths from 2002-05. Along athletes on the All-ACC team, the most of any view of every snap taken by the Wildcats in the way, his Cavalier offense set a dozen team school in the league, including Brown, who was 2006, but also broke down each practice in an ef- and individual school records and had 10 offen- awarded the Jacobs Blocking Trophy for the sec- fort to isolate areas of potential improvement. sive players drafted by NFL teams. ond straight year, and Miller, who went on to 

56 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL HEAD COACH RON PRINCE Ron Prince Year-By-Year ASSISTANT COACH YEAR SCHOOL RECORD POSTSEASON NOTES 1992 Dodge City Community College 6-5-1 Royal Crown Cola Bowl – 1993 Alabama A&M 4-6-1 – First full-time coaching position 1994 South Carolina State 10-2 Heritage Bowl Helps guide SCSU to MEAC Championship PRINCE’S PRODUCTION 2001-06 1995 James Madison 8-4 I-AA Playoffs Coaches center David Bailey to I-AA All-American All-Big 12 Selections (K-State) All-Americans (Virginia) 1996 James Madison 7-4 – – Brandon Archer, LB: 2006 (1st) Elton Brown, OL - 2004 (Consensus) 1997 James Madison 5-6 – – Ian Campbell, DE: 2006 (1st) Heath Miller, TE - 2004 (Unanimous) 1998 Cornell 4-6 N/A Big Red wins 5 of last 6 games Yamon Figurs, WR/PR: 2006 (1st) Marcus Watts, DB: 2006 (2nd) NFL Draft Picks (K-State) 1999 Cornell 7-3 N/A Big Red captures its most wins since 1992 Thomas Clayton, RB - 2007 (49ers) 2000 Cornell 5-5 N/A QB Ricky Rahne earns honorable mention All-America All-ACC Selections (Virginia) Zach Diles, LB - 2007 (Texans) 2001 Virginia 5-7 – Cavaliers record two wins over top-20 programs Elton Brown, OL: 02-03-04 Yamon Figurs, WR/PR - 2007 (Ravens) 2002 Virginia 9-5 Continental Tire Bowl Quarterback Matt Schaub named ACC Player of the Year D’Brickashaw Ferguson, OL: 2004-05 2003 Virginia 8-5 Continental Tire Bowl Helps guide Virginia to its second straight bowl victory Jermese Jones, OL: 2001 NFL Draft Picks (Virginia) 2004 Virginia 8-4 MPC Computers Bowl Seven Cavalier are selected in the 2005 NFL draft Wally Lundy, RB: 2003 Billy McMullen, WR - 2003 (Eagles) 2005 Virginia 7-5 Music City Bowl Virginia earns its fourth straight bowl berth Heath Miller, TE: 2002-03-04 Matt Schaub, QB - 2004 (Falcons) Mike Mullins, OL: 2002 Heath Miller, TE - 2005 (Steelers) Alvin Pearman, RB: 2004 Elton Brown, OL - 2005 (Cardinals) HEAD COACH Evan Routzahn, OL: 2001 Alvin Pearman, RB - 2005 (Jaguars) YEAR SCHOOL RECORD POSTSEASON NOTES Matt Schaub, QB: 2002-03 Patrick Estes, TE - 2005 (49ers) 2006 Kansas State 7-6 Texas Bowl First K-State head coach to earn bowl bid in year one Deyon Williams, WR - 2005 D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OL - 2006 (Jets) Zac Yarbrough, OL - 2004 Brad Butler, OL - 2006 (Bills) N/A - Ivy League teams are not eligible for postseason play Wally Lundy, RB - 2006 (Texans) Marques Hagans, WR - 2006 (Rams)

win the as the nation’s top Conference players, including guard Joe Patton, tight end. who went on to become a third-round draft pick The spring of 2005 brought more recognition of the Washington Redskins. for Prince’s charges at Virginia as a school- A stop at South Carolina State followed in record seven Cavaliers were selected in the NFL 1994. While at SCSU, Prince was instrumental in draft, including four offensive players. Miller mentoring an offensive line that helped the Bull- was a first-round draft pick by the Pittsburgh dogs lead the conference and rank among the Steelers, while Brown was selected in the fourth national leaders (Division I-AA) in total offense, round by Arizona. Tailback Alvin Pearman was rushing offense and scoring offense that season. also picked up in the fourth round by Jack- South Carolina State also captured the Mid-East- sonville and wide receiver Patrick Estes was ern Athletic Conference championship that sea- taken in the seventh by San Francisco. son and went on to defeat Grambling, 31-27, in Prince capped his run at Virginia by produc- the postseason Heritage Bowl. ing three more All-ACC selections. Ferguson, During his tenure at SCSU, Prince coached who went on to become the No. 4 overall selec- four All-Conference offensive linemen, includ- tion in the 2006 NFL Draft, led the way by earn- ing standout tackle Raleigh Roundtree, a 1995 ing first-team accolades for the second straight fifth-round draft pick of the San Diego Chargers. season and becoming the first Cavalier tackle From 1995 to 1997 Prince served as the offen- named to the first team in back-to-back seasons sive line coach at James Madison and helped since the 1990 and 1991 campaigns. guide the Dukes to an NCAA I-AA playoff berth A 1988 graduate of Junction City High School, and two consecutive top-25 rankings before tak- Prince played two seasons at Dodge City (Kan.) ing the reins of the offensive line at Cornell from Community College, receiving All-Conference 1998-2000. honors as an offensive tackle on the field and The following season Prince was tapped to Academic All-America and National Dean’s List coach the offensive line, and later the entire of- accolades for his performance in the classroom. fense, on Groh’s staff at Virginia. In 1990, Prince transferred to Appalachian In addition to his duties on the collegiate State in Boone, N.C. He played two seasons for level, Prince has also served NFL Minority Fel- the Mountaineers and helped ASU to a Southern working with offensive tackles and tight ends at lowships with the (1996), Conference championship and a berth in the Dodge City. Washington Redskins (1997), Atlanta Falcons NCAA I-AA playoffs as a senior in 1991 before After just one season, Prince received his first (1999) and New York Giants (2000). earning a bachelor’s degree in history from the offer to coach at a four-year institution and Born in Omaha, Neb., but raised in Junction institution in 1992. began his full-time coaching career as an offen- City by parents Ernest and Georgeanne Prince, Prince received his start in coaching shortly sive line, tight ends and strength and condition- he is married to the former Zoé Ahern of Val- after graduation, returning to the state of Kansas ing coach at Alabama A&M in 1993. During his halla, N.Y. The couple has four children, Deuce, in 1992 to serve as a volunteer assistant coach lone season there, he helped produce three All- James, Grace and John.

THE POWER OF ONE | 57 COACHING STAFF TimMcCarty Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line eteran head coach Tim McCarty, architect of perhaps the second-greatest college football turnaround in the state of Kansas during his tenure at Tabor College, is in his second sea- son as Kansas State’s assistant head coach and offensive line coach. The native Kansan was named to his post on Dec. 8, 2005, and was among Head Coach Ron Prince’s first hires at Kansas State. Considered to be a master motivator and an outstand- ing recruiter, McCarty turned a struggling offensive line into one that ended up helping Leon Patton set the K-State freshman rushing record and Josh Freeman set the K-State freshman passing record during the 2006 season. McCarty also mentored a pair of players to postseason honors in year one. Senior Greg Waf- ford earned second team All- Big 12 honors from the Kansas City Star and honorable men- tion accolades from both the league’s coaches and The As- THE MCCARTY FILE sociated Press, while freshman Nick Stringer was a freshman KANSAS STATE All-Big 12 and honorable men- Season tion freshman All-American Second pick by The Sporting News. Date Hired McCarty came to Kansas State after a two-year stint as the December 8, 2005 head coach at East Central Uni- versity in Ada, Okla. PERSONAL While at East Central, McCarty Birthdate guided the Tigers to a 9-11 record, in- August 14, 1962 cluding a surprising 6-4 finish in his Hometown first season at the helm in 2004 on the heels of being picked last in the Lone Star Conference’s North Di- Hardtner, Kan. vision that year. Spouse McCarty coached one All-American at ECU during the 2004 campaign Jillian in defensive end Justin Brown, who was the No. 1 free agent signee of the Children NFL’s Indianapolis Colts. Brown survived preseason camp until the final cut. Bailey, Kendall Prior to taking the reins at East Central, McCarty built Tabor College (Kan.), into an NAIA power from the ground up. In his first season at Tabor in 1999, the Bluejays had just 14 players in the program EDUCATION and struggled through a 0-10 campaign. But improvements followed rapidly as Mc- Fort Hays State (1985), B.A. Education Carty guided Tabor to a 3-7 record in 2000, a 5-5 mark in 2001, a 6-4 ledger in 2002 and Middle Tennessee (1994), M.A. Education Administration ultimately a 9-2 record in 2003 that saw the Bluejays achieve a No. 15 national rank- ing and the program’s first berth in the NAIA playoffs. PLAYING EXPERIENCE Following his successful 2003 campaign, McCarty was selected as the KCAC Coach of the Year as well as NAIA.net’s National Coach of the Year. Defensive Lineman On an individual level, McCarty produced nine All-Americans, nine Aca- Fort Hays State, 1981-83 demic All-Americans and over 70 conference-recognized players during his five-year tenure at Tabor. COACHING EXPERIENCE McCarty received his coaching start as a student assistant at Fort Hays State Fort Hays State, 1984 - student asst. coach (DL) in 1984. He moved on to Russell High School in 1995 and Hays High School in 1986 before serving a one-year graduate assistantship at Kansas in 1987. Russell High School, 1985 - asst. coach (asst. line) In 1988, McCarty served as the tight ends coach at Middle Tennessee State before Hays High School, 1986 - asst. coach (asst. line) retuning to the state of Kansas to coach at Shawnee Mission North High School in 1989. Kansas, 1987 - graduate assistant (DL) The following season McCarty took over as the offensive coordinator at Dodge City Middle Tennessee, 1988 - assistant coach (TE) Community College. During his four seasons with the Conquistadors from 1990-93, Mc- Shawnee Mission North HS, 1989 - Asst. coach (OL) Carty coached three All-Americans, 10 all-conference picks and developed two confer- Dodge City CC, 1990-93 - off. coordinator (OL) ence offensive linemen of the year. McCarty moved on to Southwest Baptist for the 1994 season and began a four-year Southwest Baptist, 1994-97- off. coord. (OL/TE) stint as the Bearcats’ offensive coordinator and offensive line coach. During his tenure at Greenville College, 1998 - assistant coach (OL) SBU, McCarty developed seven conference recognized lineman, including a preseason Tabor College, 1999-2003 - head coach All-American. He also mentored Phil Kinney, who went on to sign a free-agent contract East Central, 2004-2005 - head coach with the Washington Redskins. Kansas State, 2006-present - asst. head coach (OL) McCarty then spent the 1998 season at Greenville (Ill.) College and constructed an offen- sive line that proved to be one of the best in school history. Behind three all-conference se- lections, McCarty’s unit helped the program set three NCAA offensive records, four BOWL EXPERIENCE conference marks and 14 school records. Coach at Kansas State McCarty, who prepped at Concordia High School, is a 1985 graduate of Fort Hays State. 2006 Texas Bowl He was a standout defensive lineman for the Tigers and served as a team captain for FHSU’s 1983 squad that went 8-3. He went on to add a master’s of education in adminis- tration from Middle Tennessee State to his academic resume in 1994. McCarty is married to the former Jillian Bailey of Brentwood, Tenn. The couple has two daughters, Bailey, 14, and Kendall, 12.

58 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF JamesFranklin Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ne of the nation’s top young offensive minds, James Franklin is in his sec- ond year at Kansas State as the Wildcats’ offensive coordinator and quar- Oterbacks coach. Named to the position on Jan. 3, 2006, Franklin, 35, joined Head Coach Ron Prince’s staff at Kansas State after serving the 2005 season as the wide receivers coach of the ’s . In his first year at the controls of K-State’s offense, Franklin helped lead the Wildcats to a 7-6 record, a tie for second place in the Big 12’s North Division and a berth in the Texas Bowl that ended a two-year postseason drought for the Wildcats. Along the way, K-State scored over 30 points on five occa- sions, including a pair of 45-point outbursts, and averaged over 380 yards per game of total offense during its final three outings of the regular season. A total of seven players from Franklin’s offensive unit earned some measure of postseason accolades, including true freshman quarterback Josh Freeman, who was tapped as an honorable mention freshman All-American by The Sporting News after obliterating the K-State freshman passing record with 1,780 yards. One of two former NFL assistants on the K-State staff, along with defensive backs coach Greg Burns, Franklin’s resume in- cludes more than 12 years of coaching experience, including a THE FRANKLIN FILE pair of NFL minority coaching internships with the Miami Dol- phins (1998) and Philadelphia Eagles (1999). KANSAS STATE Prior to being hired at Green Bay, Franklin spent five seasons Season (2000-04) as the wide receivers coach at the University of Mary- Second land. And it was his work during his tenure with the Terrapins Date Hired that sent his stock soaring. January 3, 2006 After joining Ralph Fridgen’s staff in 2000, Franklin quickly established himself as one of the nation’s top recruiters. In 2003 he was promoted to recruiting coordinator and delivered back- PERSONAL to-back recruiting classes that were ranked among the nation’s Birthdate top 25 by several prominent recruiting publications before depart- February 2, 1972 ing for the NFL. Hometown Maryland’s receiving corps also flourished under Franklin’s Langhorn, Pa. guidance. In 2001, Franklin mentored All-ACC wide receiver Guilian Gary, who led a balanced group of Terrapin receivers with 49 recep- Spouse tions for 727 yards and six touchdowns. Gary went on to finish his Funmilayo Maryland career ranked among the school’s top 10 receivers in recep- Child tions, receiving yardage and receiving touchdowns. Ava In both 2002 and 2003, Franklin had four different wideouts record at least 300 receiving yards despite returning just one starter each season. The Terrapins also soared as a program during his stay in College EDUCATION Park. Maryland went a combined 41-19 (.683) in his five years at the East Stroudsburg (1995), B.S. Psychology ACC school, with three double-digit win seasons and three bowl ap- Washington State (1999), M.S. Education Leadership pearances, including a pair of January bowls. Prior to his stint at Maryland, Franklin rose quickly through the PLAYING EXPERIENCE coaching ranks, making stops at five different schools in five years. Quarterback He received his start in coaching at Kutztown University in 1995 as the program’s receivers coach before returning to his alma mater as East Stroudsburg, 1991-94 a graduate assistant and secondary coach at East Stroudsburg in 1996. COACHING EXPERIENCE In 1997, Franklin worked alongside Prince at James Madison, Kutztown, 1995 - assistant coach (WR) serving as the program’s receivers coach. The following season, he East Stroudsburg, 1996 - graduate assistant (DB) received his first coaching assignment at a BCS conference school as the graduate assistant in charge of tight ends at Washington State James Madison, 1997 - assistant coach (WR) for the 1998 season. Washington State, 1998 -graduate assistant (TE) Franklin then moved on to Idaho State for the 1999 season and Idaho State, 1999 - assistant coach (WR) mentored the Bengals’ receivers. While at Idaho State, the Bengals’ Maryland, 2000-2002- assistant coach (WR) receiver corps totaled 29 touchdowns, 258 receptions and more than Maryland, 2003-2004- asst. coach/rec. coord. (WR) 3,300 receiving yards, contributing to one of the best offensive sea- Green Bay Packers, 2005 - assistant coach (WR) sons in school history as ISU finished the year ranked ninth nation- ally in total offense. Kansas State, 2006-present - offensive coord. (QB) A four-year as a quarterback at East Stroudsburg from 1991-94, Franklin was a two-time Pennsylvania State Athletic Confer- BOWL EXPERIENCE ence selection. As a senior in 1994, he garnered team MVP honors and Coach at Maryland was a Harlon Hill nominee for Division II Player of the Year after set- 2002 FedEx Orange Bowl, 2002 Chick-Fil-A Peach ting seven school records, including single-season marks for total of- fense (3,128), passing yards (2,586) and TD passes (19). He also earned Bowl, 2004 Toyota Gator Bowl national Player of the Week honors in October of that Coach at Kansas State season. 2006 Texas Bowl Franklin earned a bachelor of science degree in psychology from East Stroudsburg in 1995 and his master’s in educational leadership from Washington State in 1999. He and his wife, Funmilayo, cele- brated the birth of their first child, Ava, in April of 2007.

THE POWER OF ONE | 59 COACHING STAFF TimTibesar Defensive Coordinator n ex- A citing young coach who was among Ron Prince’s first hires at Kansas State, Tim Tibesar was promoted to de- fensive coordinator on Jan. 10, 2007, and is in his second season with the Wildcats. Regarded as one of the top de- fensive coordinators in all of Divi- sion II prior to his arrival at Kansas State, Tibesar originally joined the Wild- cats as the program’s special teams coor- dinator on Dec. 22, 2005. Over the next 12 months, Tibesar lifted K-State’s special teams to THE TIBESAR FILE unprecedented heights as he built the units into some of the country’s best during the 2006 season. KANSAS STATE Under Tibesar, Kansas State scored more special Season teams touchdowns – seven – than any team in the na- Second tion. The Wildcats led the country with a school-record Date Hired three touchdowns on kickoff returns, ranked second nation- ally with three TDs on punt returns and returned a fumbled December 22, 2005 kickoff return for yet another score. Date Promoted to Defensive Coordinator In the NCAA rankings, K-State ranked No. 1 in kickoff returns and January 10, 2007 No. 16 in punt returns, while ranking No. 18 in kickoff-return defense. The Wildcats also blocked three punts, with all three resulting in touch- downs. PERSONAL Individually, senior Yamon Figurs earned first team All-Big 12 honors as a return specialist after ranking fifth nationally in average punt return yardage. Birthdate Junior punter Tim Reyer also flourished under Tibesar’s tutelage and finished the August 27, 1972 season with a 42.1 yard-per-punt average to rank 30th in the country in punting. Hometown K-State also had four different players average at least 24 yards per kickoff re- St. Paul, Minn. turn – which would have ranked in the top 35 nationally with enough returns to Spouse qualify – including James Johnson (52.5), Leon Patton (32.1) and Justin McKinney (24.7), who each returned a kickoff for a touchdown. Jill Tibesar, 35, coached alongside Ron Prince at Cornell during the 2000 season and came to K-State from the University of North Dakota, where he constructed one of EDUCATION the stingiest defenses in all of Division II as the Fighting Sioux’s defensive coordinator. North Dakota (1995), B.S. Business Economics A 1995 summa cum laude graduate of North Dakota, Tibesar returned to his alma San Diego State (1998), M.S. Business Administration mater in 2001 as the program’s inside linebackers coach. During his three years as in- side linebackers coach, Tibesar coached two North Central Conference Most Valuable Linebackers – Digger Anderson in 2005 and Travis O’Neel in 2001. PLAYING EXPERIENCE In 2003 he was promoted to defensive coordinator and proceeded to assemble a unit Linebacker that ranked first in the North Central Conference in total defense, scoring defense, rushing North Dakota, 1993-96 defense, pass efficiency defense and quarterback sacks over the next two seasons. North Dakota was also consistently ranked among the national leaders defensively dur- COACHING EXPERIENCE ing Tibesar’s tenure and in 2004 led all of Division II in scoring defense after yielding just 10.8 points per game. San Diego State, 1997 - student assistant Tibesar joined the staff at North Dakota after spending one season as tight ends coach Grossmont College, 1998 - assistant coach (LB) at Cornell in 2000. Prior to that, he served as a graduate assistant and assistant offensive California, 1999 - graduate assistant (offense) line coach at the University of California in 1999, a linebacker coach at Grossmont Cornell, 2000 - assistant coach (TE) (Calif.) College in 1998 and a student assistant at San Diego State from 1997-98. North Dakota, 2001-2003 - assistant coach (LB) A standout linebacker at North Dakota from 1993 to 1996, Tibesar served as a North Dakota, 2004-2005 - defensive coord. (LB) team captain for the Fighting Sioux in 1995 and 1996. A three-time All-NCC per- former and the 1996 NCC Most Valuable Linebacker, Tibesar earned multiple first Kansas State, 2006 - assistant coach (ST) team All-America honors in 1996 and was named a Football Gazette third team All- Kansas State, 2007-present - defensive coordinator American in 1995. He was also a three-time GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-American (1994, 1995, 1996) and received a 1996 National Football Foundation and College BOWL EXPERIENCE Hall of Fame Scholarship Award. Coach at Kansas State In 1996, Tibesar received the Stan Marshall Award as the NCC Male Athlete of the Year. The following spring he was recognized as the Midwest Sports Channel Divi- 2006 Texas Bowl sion II Male Athlete of the Year and the Ramsey County Athlete of the Year. During his playing career, Tibesar helped North Dakota to NCC titles and NCAA Di- vision II playoff appearances in 1993, 1994 and 1995 as the Fighting Sioux posted a 36- 11 record during his four years in the program. A native of St. Paul, Minn., Tibesar graduated from North Dakota with a 4.0 grade point average in business economics. He earned a master’s in business administration from San Diego State in 1998. Tibesar and his wife, Jill, celebrated the birth of their daughter, Elle, in June.

60 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF DaveBrock Wide Receivers n innovative offensive coach who possesses plenty of experience, Dave Brock was named wide receivers coach at Kansas State on Feb. 8, 2007, A and is in his first season with the Wildcats. A native of Moorestown, N.J., Brock brings 17 years of coaching expe- rience with him to Kansas State, including stints at North Carolina, Temple, Hofstra, Salisbury State and Western Connecticut State. Most recently, Brock completed his second season at North Car- olina, where he served as the Tar Heels’ assistant head coach/recruiting coordinator and wide receivers coach. While at UNC, he tutored two of the top wide receivers in Carolina history in Jarwarski Pollock and Jesse Holley. In 2005, Pollock be- came the all-time leading receiver at Carolina with 177 career catches, while Holley led the team with 47 receptions for 670 yards en route to honorable mention All-ACC honors. In 2006, Brock coached wide receiver Ha- keem Nicks to honorable mention fresh- man All-America honors by The Sporting News as Nicks set UNC freshmen records with 39 receptions for 660 yards and four touchdowns. THE BROCK FILE Prior to North Carolina, Brock was the offensive coordinator and KANSAS STATE quarterbacks coach for three sea- Season sons at Temple, where he di- First rected a spread-offense attack Date Hired that made the Owls’ offense February 8, 2007 one of the most exciting in the Big East. In 2004, Temple ranked PERSONAL third in the Big East in rush- Birthdate ing, generating 173.0 yards on June 5, 1967 the ground per game. The Hometown Owls also passed for 2,428 Morrestown, Pa. yards – the fourth-most in program history – and aver- Spouse aged 393.7 total yards per Karen game with quarterback Wal- Children ter Washington ending the Henry, Kate, William, Maggie, Richard year ranked 11th nationally in total offense, 21st in scor- ing and led the nation in EDUCATION rushing touchdowns by a Salisbury [Md.] State (1994), B.S. Political Science quarterback. In 2003, the Owls threw for 2,697 PLAYING EXPERIENCE yards – second most in Temple history – Linebacker and set school records for passing first downs Ferrum [Va.] College, 1985 (135) and total plays (859). Brock served in various roles during seven sea- sons at Hofstra from 1995 through 2002, including COACHING EXPERIENCE running backs coach (1995), Wide receivers coach/re- Salisbury State, 1988-90 - assistant coach cruiting coordinator (1997-99), offensive coordinator W. Conn. St., 1991-93 - asst. coach/rec. coord. (DB) (2000-01) and associate head coach (2002). Salisbury State, 1994 - asst. coach/rec. coord. (DB) In 2001, Hofstra posted a 9-3 record and concluded the season ranked No. 7 in Division I-AA behind an Hofstra, 1995 - assistant coach (RB) offense that was second in the nation in total offense Hofstra, 1997-99 - asst. coach/rec. coordinator (WR) (491 yards/game), fourth in passing offense (301 Hofstra, 2000-2001 - offensive coordinator (WR) yards/game) and fifth in scoring offense (37.9 Hofstra, 2002 - assoc.head coach/off. coord. (WR) points/game). In 2000, Hofstra finished the year ranked Temple, 2002-2004 - offensive coordinator (QB) No. 7 with a 9-4 record and also ranked among the na- North Carolina, 2005 - assistant coach (WR) tion’s top 20 in scoring offense, passing offense and total offense. During Brock’s last five seasons at Hofstra, the North Carolina, 2006 - asst. head coach/rec. coord. (WR) team averaged 35.8 points per game and 446.8 yards of Kansas State, 2007 -assistant coach (WR) total offense per contest. Brock played linebacker at Ferrum (Va.) College before POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE earning a bachelor of science degree in political science from Coach at Hofstra Salisbury (Md.) State University. He began his coaching career as an assistant at Salisbury State in 1988, then served as sec- 1995 I-AA Playoffs; 1997 I-AA Playoffs; 1999 I-AA ondary coach/recruiting coordinator at Western Connecticut Playoffs; 2000 I-AA Playoffs; 2001 I-AA Playoffs State from 1991-93. He returned to Salisbury State in 1994 as the secondary coach and recruiting coordinator before joining the coaching staff at Hofstra in 1995. Brock and his wife, Karen, have three sons - Henry, William, and Richard - and two daughters - Kate and Maggie.

THE POWER OF ONE | 61 COACHING STAFF GregBurns Defensive Backs ne of the na- tion’s bright, Oyoung secondary coaches, Greg Burns is in his first season at Kansas State. A 10-year coaching veteran who starred as a defensive back at Wash- ington State in the early 1990s, Burns joined Ron Prince’s staff as the Wildcats’ defensive backs coach on March 13, 2007. Burns, who has coached at the highest levels of the game during his career, comes to Kansas State after serving the 2006 season as the defensive backs coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Prior to Tampa Bay, where he coached cornerback , Burns spent the 2002-05 seasons at the University of Southern California as the Trojans’ secondary coach. While at USC, Burns helped coach the Trojans to a four-year record of 48-4 THE BURNS FILE (.923), which included four straight BCS bowl berths, three outright KANSAS STATE Pacific-10 Conference championships and one co-Pac-10 title and two Season national championships. USC was named national champions by The First Associated Press in 2003 after going 12-1 and BCS national champions Date Hired in 2004 after completing the season with a perfect 13-0 record. The Tro- March 13, 2007 jans were also the national runner-up in 2005 after falling to Texas in the BCS title game. PERSONAL During his time at Southern California, Burns developed a reputation as Birthdate one of the brightest young secondary coaches in the country and mentored November 9, 1972 a number of stand-out performers, including All-American safeties Troy Po- Hometown lamalu (2002) and Darnell Bing (2005). He also coached first team All-Pac- , Calif. 10 cornerback Will Poole in 2003. Spouse Burns, 34, joined Pete Carroll’s staff at USC on the heels of a very suc- Crystal cessful run at Louisville, where he helped build the Cardinals into a national Children power as the program’s cornerbacks coach from 1998-2001. During his time Cristopher, Carter at Louisville, the Cardinals earned four straight bowl berths and posted a com- bined 34-15 (.694) record. EDUCATION In his final season with the Cardinals in 2001, Louisville ranked 18th nation- Washington State (1995), B.S. Psychology ally in pass efficiency defense and had 20 interceptions during an 11-2 campaign Washington State (1997), Ed.M. Counseling Psychology that featured a victory over BYU in the Liberty Bowl. In 2000, Louisville led the nation in interceptions with 27 and was 20th in pass efficiency defense. PLAYING EXPERIENCE Burns also produced six All-Conference USA cornerbacks during his tenure at Defensive Back Louisville, including first teamers Anthony Floyd (2000 and 2001) and Antonio Washington State, 1991-93, 1995 Roundtree (1998). Burns received his first full-time coaching opportunity at the University of Idaho COACHING EXPERIENCE in 1997. During his lone season with the Vandals, Burns’ secondary accounted for 13 Idaho, 1997 - assistant coach (CB) of the team’s interceptions. Louisville, 1998-2001 - assistant coach (CB) As a player, Burns earned four letters at Washington State University (1991-93, Southern California, 2002-2005 - assistant coach (DB) 1995) and was a two-year starter as a defensive back for the Cougars. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2006 - assistant coach (DB) In 1992, Burns earned All-Pac-10 honorable mention honors while helping lead Kansas State, 2007-present - assistant coach (DB) Washington State to a victory in the Copper Bowl. Burns still ranks 11th on the Cougars’ career list with nine, including BOWL EXPERIENCE five during the 1992 season alone. He also won WSU’s Laurie Niemi Award in 1995 (for Player at Washington State the senior exhibiting courage, spirit and positive attitude). He missed the 1994 season 1992 Copper Bowl, 1994 Alamo Bowl with torn ligaments in his knee and his 1995 season was cut short because of a shoulder Coach at Louisville injury. 1998 Motor City Bowl, 1999 Humanitarian Bowl, Burns graduated from Washington State with a bachelor’s degree in psychology in 2000 Liberty Bowl, 2001 Liberty Bowl 1995. He went on to add a master’s in counseling psychology from WSU in 1997. Coach at Southern California A native of Los Angeles, Calif., Burns prepped at Dorsey High School, where he com- 2003 Orange Bowl, 2004 Rose Bowl, 2005 Orange peted in football and track & field prior to attending college at Washington State. Bowl, 2006 Rose Bowl Burns and his Wife, Crystal, have two sons, Cristopher and Carter.

62 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF MoLatimore Defensive Line ne of the most experienced members of Ron Prince’s staff and the longest-tenured assistant coach in school history, Mo Latimore is in Ohis 23rd season at Kansas State, where he is in charge of the Wild- cats’ defensive line. A former All-American lineman for the Wildcats in the 1970s, Latimore was among Prince’s first appointments at K-State on Dec. 8, 2005, and was the lone holdover from Bill Snyder’s staff. Latimore has been a fixture at Kansas State since returning to his alma mater in 1994 following a five- year stint at Missouri and has now worked with four different Wildcat coaching staffs at K-State. He has played an integral role in Kansas State’s as- cent to one of the nation’s elite programs, helping the Wildcats to nine seasons of nine or more wins and 11 bowl games. He has also been a big reason for K- State’s strong presence on defense and has mentored lines that helped the Wildcats rank among the na- tion’s top 10 in total defense several times, includ- THE LATIMORE FILE ing top-5 rankings in 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002. KANSAS STATE During the last 13 seasons, Latimore has helped coach Season four All-Americans, including first-team honorees Tim 23rd Colston (1995) and Mario Fatafehi (2000), two conference Date Hired (original appointment) Defensive Newcomers of the Year (Fatafehi in 1999 and January 10, 1978 Tank Reese in 2001) and one conference Defensive Player of the Year (Colston; 1995). In 2005, protégé PERSONAL Alphonso Moran received Big 12 all-freshman hon- Birthdate ors as well as honorable mention freshman All- July 29, 1949 America accolades from The Sporting News and in Hometown 2006 Ian Campbell was selected as a consensus first Byron, Ga. team All-Big 12 performer as well as the Big 12 Defen- Spouse sive Player of the Year by the Houston Chronicle. D’Anne Campbell’s selection to the All-Big-12 first team contin- Children ued one of the league’s most successful trends that has seen M.L., Mallory Latimore produce 13 all-conference players over the last 13 seasons, including seven first-team selections. EDUCATION In his first season back at his alma mater, Latimore helped Kansas State (1976), B.A. Physical Education guide the Wildcats to the nation’s top ranking in total de- fense, while also coaching Colston to third team All-America PLAYING EXPERIENCE honors from The Associated Press. Offensive Lineman In 1995, Latimore helped Colston become the first defensive lineman in school history to earn first team All-America accolades Kansas State, 1970-71 and Big Eight Defensive Player of the Year honors. Beginning in 1997, Latimore coached at least one all-conference linemen for six consecutive seasons, including three first-team COACHING EXPERIENCE honorees. Fatafehi became the first of two Latimore protégés to earn Big 12 Defensive Newcomer of the Year honors in 1999. Kansas State, 1976-77 - graduate assistant (offense) In 2000, he coached a defensive line that saw three of its four starters (Monty Beisel, Chris Johnson and Fatafehi) earn All-Big Kansas State, 1978-79 - assistant coach (OL) 12 honors, while Fatafehi became Latimore’s second first team All-American in six seasons. In addition, the line recorded 39 sacks Kansas State, 1980 - assistant coach (DE) and helped the Wildcats finish fourth nationally in total defense. Kansas State, 1981 - assistant coach (OLB) Latimore saw his second player, Tank Reese, earn Big 12 Defensive Newcomer of the Year honors in 2001, as well as first team Kansas State, 1982 - assistant coach (DE) all-league recognition in both 2001 and 2002. Kansas State, 1983 - assistant head coach (DE) In 2002, Latimore’s defensive line anchored a unit that set a school record for rushing defense, allowing only 69.5 yards per Texas-El Paso, 1984-88 - assistant coach (DL) game, and led the nation in scoring defense. His 2003 unit helped lead the nation in sacks with 51 as the team finished sixth in Missouri, 1989-93 - assistant coach (DL) the nation in total defense and eighth in scoring defense. Kansas State, 1994-present - assistant coach (DL) The 2006 campaign brought even more success as Latimore’s unit was at the forefront of a defense that lead the Big 12 in sacks and ranked sixth nationally with 40, including a school-record 11.5 by Campbell alone. BOWL EXPERIENCE Latimore began his coaching career at K-State in 1976 under as a graduate assistant. Coach at Texas-El Paso After 10 years in various roles on the Kansas State staff, Latimore moved to Texas-El Paso in 1984 under Coach Bill Young, where 1988 Independence Bowl he coached the defensive line for five seasons. He helped the Miners to the school’s first 10-win season in 1988, which cumulated Coach at Kansas State in the school’s first bowl game in 21 years - the 1988 Independence Bowl. In 1989, Latimore moved with head coach Bob Stull to 1982 Independence Bowl, 1994 Aloha Bowl, 1995 Missouri, where he coached until 1993. Holiday Bowl, 1997 Cotton Bowl, 1997 Fiesta Bowl, One of the top lineman in K-State history, Latimore earned third team All-America honors and first team All-Big Eight accolades 1998 Alamo Bowl, 1999 Holiday Bowl, 2001 Cotton while also serving as team captain in 1971. He played in the 1971 Senior Bowl and North-South Bowl before being drafted in the Bowl, 2001 Insight.com Bowl, 2002 Holiday Bowl, seventh round by the New York Jets. He went on to play four years in the CFL with Calgary, Saskatchewan and Hamilton. 2004 Fiesta Bowl, 2006 Texas Bowl. A native of Byron, Ga., Latimore, 56, earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education in 1976. He is married to the former D’Anne Mitchell. The couple has two children, M.L., and Mallory.

THE POWER OF ONE | 63 COACHING STAFF FrankLeonard Tight Ends eteran coach Frank Leonard joined the Wildcat coaching staff on Jan. 29, 2007, and is in his first season at Kansas State. A versatile coach with a keen eye V for evaluating talent, Leonard has worked at the highest levels of the game during his 26-year career and joins the K-State staff after a three-year stint with the New England Patriots that included a World Championship in Super Bowl XXXIX. As a special assignment scout with the Pats from 2004-06, Leonard worked closely with the organization’s personnel evaluation of both college and professional players and contributed to many of the team’s player personnel deci- sions. Prior to his tenure in New England, Leonard worked 10 seasons on the coaching staff at Richmond, serving as the Spiders’ offensive line (1994, 1997-2003) and running backs coach (1995-96), as well as the pro- gram’s recruiting coordinator (2003). At Richmond, Leonard mentored a number of players who earned All-America honors, including THE LEONARD FILE offensive lineman Eric King (1998), who went on KANSAS STATE to play for the Kansas City Chiefs, and Eric Beatty Season (2000). First The Spiders also produced unprecedented Date Hired success as a team during Leonard’s tenure. In just January 29, 2007 his second season at Richmond, Leonard helped the Spiders to a 7-3-1 record and a No. 20 final rank- PERSONAL ing. The seven wins were the 10th most in school his- Birthdate tory and signaled that the program was on the rise. April 5, 1958 Three years later, Leonard helped guide Rich- Hometown mond’s 1998 squad to a 9-3 mark, the program’s Wethersfield, Conn. first Atlantic 10 title, a berth in the NCAA I-AA Spouse playoffs and a No. 5 final national ranking. Kathy A second A-10 championship followed in 2000 Children as the Spiders rolled to a 10-3 record to rack up Maria, Sarah the most wins in school history. Led by Leonard’s offensive line, Richmond rushed for EDUCATION a school-record 3,369 yards, reached the quar- Central Connecticut State (1982), B.S. Education terfinals of the NCAA I-AA playoffs and ended Central Connecticut State (1986), M.S. Ed. Admin. the year with a No. 6 national ranking. Before arriving at Richmond, Leonard spent PLAYING EXPERIENCE four seasons as the outside linebackers coach at Defensive Back the University of Connecticut (1990-93), where he Central Connecticut State, 1976-80 tutored a pair of All-Yankee Conference performers in Bruce Bourgoin and Paul Duckworth. COACHING EXPERIENCE He also served six seasons as a defensive line Wethersfield HS, 1981 - freshman coach coach and then offensive coordinator/offensive Western Connecticut, 1982-84 - assistant coach (DL) line coach at Western Connecticut (1982-84, 1987- Central Connecticut State, 1985-86 - asst. coach (DL) 89) and two seasons as the defensive line coach at Western Connecticut, 1987-90 - off. coordinator (OL) Central Connecticut State (1985-86). Connecticut, 1990-93 - assistant coach (OLB) Leonard is a graduate of Central Connecticut Richmond, 1994 - assistant coach (OL) State, where he earned bachelor’s and master’s de- Richmond, 1995-96 - assistant coach (RB) grees and played football for three seasons. He was Richmond, 1997-2002 - assistant coach (OL) also a free safety for the semi-pro New England Richmond, 2003 - assistant coach/rec. coord. (OL) Crusaders in 1981. New England Patriots, 2004-2006 - scout A native of Wethersfield, Conn., Leonard and his Kansas State, 2007-present - assistant coach (TE) wife, Kathy, have two daughters, Maria and Sarah.

POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE Coach at Richmond 1998 I-AA Playoffs; 2000 I-AA Playoffs.

64 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF RickyRahne Running Backs icky Rahne joined the Kansas State football program’s full-time staff on January 29, 2007, and is in his first sea- Rson as the Wildcats’ running backs coach. Rahne served as the program’s offensive graduate assistant during the 2006 season and worked closely with all aspects of the Kansas State offense, and specifically the development of record-setting quarterback Josh Freeman, prior to his promotion. Before joining Prince’s staff at K-State, Rahne spent the 2005 season as the running backs coach at Cornell, where he mentored first team All-Ivy League selection Luke Siwula. During 2005, Siwula had six 100-yard rushing games. He ended the year with 1,086 yards on the ground for the 10th-best single-season rushing total in Cor- nell history. Duirng the 2004 campaign, Rahne was a member of the coaching staff at Holy Cross, where he served as an assistant defensive line coach. In his only season with the Crusaders, Rahne worked exten- sively with the program’s defensive ends. He was also responsible for all video breakdowns of opponents’ defense and special teams and as- sisted the defensive coordinator in developing game plans while coor- dinating scout teams. THE RAHNE FILE A native of Morrison, Colo., and a 2002 Cornell graduate with a bach- KANSAS STATE elor’s degree in industrial and labor relations, Rahne served as an intern in Season the National Football League office during the summer before his senior Second year. Prior to his stint at Holy Cross, Rahne worked at the Cintas Corpora- Date Promoted tion as a part of the company’s management trainee program. January 29, 2007 On the field, Rahne finished his career as Cornell’s all-time leader in nearly every passing category and earned the team’s MVP honors three times. PERSONAL A three-year starter, he remains the program’s career leader in completions Birthdate (678), yards (7,710), touchdown passes (54) and 200-yard passing games (25). He July 19, 1980 took over the top spot for total offense with 7,994 yards (7,710 passing, 284 rush- Hometown ing) during his senior season and finished his career ranked No. 3 in the Ivy Morrison, Colo. League in career passing yards with 7,710 yards. Spouse Rahne married the former Jennifer Neuberger on July 6, 2007. Jennifer

EDUCATION Cornell (2002), B.S. Industrial and Labor Relations

PLAYING EXPERIENCE Quarterback Cornell, 1998-2001

COACHING EXPERIENCE Holy Cross, 2004 - assistant coach (DL) Cornell, 2005 - assistant coach (RB) Kansas State, 2006 - graduate assistant (offense) Kansas State, 2007-present - assistant coach (RB)

BOWL EXPERIENCE Coach at Kansas State 2006 Texas Bowl

THE POWER OF ONE | 65 COACHING STAFF MattWallerstedt Linebackers/Special Teams Coordinator ormer Kansas State All-American linebacker Matt Wallerstedt is in his second season as the Wildcats’ linebackers coach. He served as the Wildcats’ recruiting coordinator during Fthe 2006 season and will coordinate K-State’s special teams units for the 2007 campaign. Named to Ron Prince’s staff on Dec. 27, 2005, Wallerstedt returned to his hometown and alma mater following a successful two-year run at Akron, where he served as the Zips’ associate head coach, linebackers coach and special teams coordinator. In his first season back at K-State, Wallerstedt mentored a linebacker corps that was one of the Wildcats’ most effective units during 2006, as both Brandon Archer and Zach Diles turned in career seasons. Archer led Kansas State in tackles with 106 and earned first team All-Big 12 recognition from The As- sociated Press and second team all-league honors from the coaches. Diles wasn’t far behind with 99 stops and picked up honorable mention all- league accolades from both the coaches and the AP before being se- lected in the seventh round of the 2007 NFL Draft by the Houston Texans. Wallerstedt’s successful 2006 season at K-State was just one of many during his career. During his stay at Akron, Wallerstedt helped usher forth a stunning turnaround that saw the Zips win their first Mid-American Conference championship and earn their first bowl berth (the 2005 Motor City Bowl) in just his second season with the program. THE WALLERSTEDT FILE During 2005, Wallerstedt coached two players to All- MAC honors as linebackers Brion Stokes and Jay Rohr KANSAS STATE were named to the league’s second team and honorable Season mention squads, respectively. Wallerstedt also helped Second completely transform the Zips’ defense. The unit fin- Date Hired ished the 2005 regular season ranked first in the MAC in total defense. Akron also made a 75-spot improve- December 27, 2005 ment on the NCAA’s total defense chart, improving from No. 98 in 2004 to No. 23 in 2005. PERSONAL A 1984 graduate of , Birthdate Wallerstedt lettered at Kansas State from 1984-1987 September 3, 1966 and led the Wildcats in tackles as a junior and sen- Hometown ior. In fact, his 165 tackles in 1987 still ranks fifth on K-State’s single-season tackle chart, while his 338 ca- Manhattan, Kan. reer stops ranks ninth all time in school history. One Spouse of K-State’s 1987 co-captains and the Wildcats’ MVP Josie that season, Wallerstedt earned All-Big Eight honors Child and was also tapped as honorable mention All-Amer- Cal ican choice by The Associated Press for 1987. Wallerstedt received his coaching start in 1988 as a student assistant with the Wildcats. He went on to serve EDUCATION the 1989 and 1990 seasons as a graduate assistant at Ari- Kansas State (1988), B.S. Business Management zona State. Fort Hays State (1995), M.S. Athletic Administration After three years in private business, Wallerstedt re- ceived his first full-time coaching opportunity as the de- PLAYING EXPERIENCE fensive line coach at Fort Hays (Kan.) State in 1994. He helped guide Fort Hays State to a share of the 1995 Rocky Linebacker Mountain Athletic Conference championship with an 8-2-2 Kansas State, 1984-87 record and a No. 18 national ranking before moving on to coach defensive backs at Emporia State in 1996. COACHING EXPERIENCE In 1997, Wallerstedt began a six-year stint at Wyoming, Kansas State, 1988 - student assistant where he was hired to coach the defensive line by his former K- State teammate, and then-Cowboy head coach, . In Arizona State, 1989-91 - graduate assistant (DL) just his first year in Laramie, Wyo., the Cowboys ranked second Fort Hays State, 1994-95 - assistant coach (DL) in the nation in sacks (54), sixth in pass defense, 17th in scoring Emporia State, 1996 - assistant coach (DB) defense and 23rd in total defense. The 1998 defensive squad was Wyoming, 1997-99 - assistant coach (DL) 28th nationally in scoring defense, as Wyoming became a fixture Wyoming, 2000-2002 - defensive coordinator (LB) in both national polls during the 1998 and 1999 seasons. North Alabama, 2003 - defensive coordinator (LB) Wallerstedt also produced four All-Western Athletic Con- ference defensive linemen before taking over as the Cowboys’ Akron, 2004-2005 - associate head coach (LB/ST) defensive coordinator and inside linebackers coach in 2000. Kansas State, 2006 - asst. coach/rec. coord. (LB) From 2000 to 2002, Wallerstedt mentored three All-Mountain Kansas State, 2007-present - assistant coach (LB/ST) West selections, including Kwabena Peprah (2000), Leo Caires (2001) and Tyler Gottschalk (2002). BOWL EXPERIENCE A very successful one-year stay as the defensive coordina- tor at North Alabama followed in 2003. While at UNA, Coach at Akron Wallerstedt’s defense allowed just 14.1 ppg (sixth nation- 2005 Motor City Bowl ally) and a conference-best 295.6 ypg. UNA finished the Coach at Kansas State season with a 13-1 record, won the Gulf South Confer- 2006 Texas Bowl ence and ranked No. 5 in the final national poll. Wallerstedt earned his bachelor’s degree in busi- ness management from K-State in 1988 and added a master’s in athletic administration from Fort Hays State in 1995. He and his wife Josie have a son, Cal.

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man State players earned postseason honors. Cor- As a senior, Snyder earned first team All-Amer- DEVIN FITZSIMMONS nerback Josh Mayson was named third team All- ica honors from The Associated Press, Kodak and Offensive GA Southwest region and second team All-MIAA, Athlon’s after averaging a school-record 44.7 First Season while defensive lineman Les Hammers and line- yards per punt. In 1991 he was tapped as the Big backer Darryl Reddick also received second team Eight Defensive Newcomer of the Year in 1991 Bucknell ’05 All-MIAA honors. after averaging 40.5 yards in his junior season. Prior to his stay at Truman State, Kotelnicki A first team All-Big Eight selection in 1992 after evin Fitzsimmons coached the 2004 and 2005 seasons alongside earning honorable-mention honors in 1991, Snyder joins the Kansas State Tibesar at North Dakota as the Fighting Sioux’s was also selected to play in the 1992 Blue-Gray Dcoaching staff as the outside linebackers coach. Game. Wildcats’ offensive grad- While at North Dakota, Kotelnicki helped K-State’s Special Teams MVP in 1991 and 1992, uate assistant for the 2007 season. Tibesar sculpt the Fighting Sioux into the top de- Snyder held K-State’s records for both punting av- A quarterback and wide receiver during his fensive team in the North Central Conference and erage in a game (52.8 on 12 punts at Colorado) and playing days at Bucknell, Fitzsimmons comes to the top scoring defensive team in Division II as in a career (43.0) before having his career punting Kansas State from his alma mater, where he UND went a combined 21-6 during his two sea- mark broken by James Garcia in 1998. served as the Bison’s wide receivers coach during sons with the program. Following his collegiate career, Snyder signed the 2006 season. Kotelnicki mentored two first-team all-confer- a free agent contract with the Phoenix Cardinals Fitzsimmons graduated from Bucknell with a ence outside linebackers as well as a second-team in 1993 and the following year with the San Diego degree in history in 2005 and later that year im- choice while at North Dakota. Tyler Dahlen and Chargers. mediately jumped into the coaching ranks as the Brook Maier were first and second team all-NCC The son of legendary K-State head coach Bill quarterbacks coach at Shaw University in Raleigh, in 2005, while Tony Hermes was a first team pick Snyder, Sean Snyder earned his bachelor’s degree N.C. in 2004. from K-State in money and banking in 1994. Mar- Fitzsimmons began his collegiate career as a Kotelnicki played his collegiate career at North ried to the former Wanda Boyett, the couple has quarterback but moved to wide receiver prior to Dakota as an outside linebacker from 1997-2001. three children, daughter Katherine, and sons Tate his junior campaign. A career-ending knee injury He was a starter on UND’s 2001 Division II na- and Matthew. suffered in spring practice leading up to his final tional championship team and was named team season in 2004, however, sidelined him for the bal- captain for the championship game against Grand ance of his playing career. Valley State. Determined to contribute, Fitzsimmons re- Kotelnicki received his coaching start at Mur- JOHN COLBERT mained in the program and worked with coach ray State (Ky.), where he served as the Racers’ line- Director of High School/ Tim Landis as a student assistant coach and backers coach and assistant offensive line coach Junior College Relations earned a varsity letter as a senior following Buck- for two seasons. nell’s exciting 7-4 season. He also earned the pro- While coaching at Murray State, Kotelnicki Appalachian State ’93 gram’s Moxie Award in 2004, which is annually helped the Racers improve their pass defense from long-time associate of presented for special contributions to the Bison 64th nationally in 2002 to fourth in 2003. He also head coach Ron program. helped the offense to a school record 2,849 rushing A native of Folsom, La., Fitzsimmons prepped APrince and a graduate yards. of nearby Junction City at Covington High School in Covington, La. A 2002 magna cum laude graduate from North High School, John Colbert joined the Wildcat foot- Dakota with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, ball program as Kansas State’s director of high Kotelnicki added a master’s degree in business school and junior college relations in December of JOSH KOTELNICKI administration from Murray State to his academic 2006. resume in December 2003. Defensive GA In his current role, Colbert is responsible for building relationships with high school and junior First Season college coaches and educating them about the K- North Dakota ’02 SEAN SNYDER State football program as well as NCAA and Big 12 recruiting and eligibility guidelines. Associate Athletics Director n experienced defen- Colbert also administers the various Ron Prince youth football camps and directs K-State’s sive coach with an im- Dir. of Football Operations coaching clinic as well as the popular Football 101 Apressive resume, Josh 13th Season and 201 for Women clinics. Kotelnicki is in his first Kansas State ’94 Colbert’s relationship with Prince spans more season as Kansas State’s defensive graduate assis- than 35 years. The two were teammates at Junction tant. City High School, Dodge City Community College Kotelnicki, who will work closely with the ormer All-America punter Sean Snyder is and Appalachian State. He also served a graduate Wildcats’ outside linebackers while assisting de- assistantship at Alabama A&M during Prince’s fensive coordinator Tim Tibesar, joined the K-State Fin his 13th year as a member of the Kansas State staff and his seventh as the program’s Asso- tenure as the program’s offensive line and tight staff after spending the 2006 season as the defen- ends coach in 1993 before beginning a 13-year ca- ciate Athletics Director for Football Operations. sive coordinator at Truman (Mo.) State. reer as a high school coach and administrator. Snyder, 38, oversees the daily internal opera- In just one season with the Bulldogs, Kotelnicki Prior to joining the staff at Kansas State, Colbert tional functions of the football program. was instrumental in turning around one of the managed the 26-sport athletics department at Snyder received his start as a part-time assis- MIAA’s worst defenses and helped Truman State Maynard Evans High School in Orlando, Fla., as (6-5, 6-3 MIAA) to a four-win improvement over tant coach with the Wildcats in 1994 and served in the school’s athletics director. He also served sev- 2005. that capacity until 1996, when he began focusing eral notable coaching stints in the high school Taking over a Bulldog defense that yielded an his efforts on the administrative side of the pro- ranks throughout his career, including a successful average 37.5 points and 454.8 yards per contest gram as the Director of Football Operations. four-year run as head coach at Tampa Bay Techni- during 2005, Kotelnicki’s charges showed im- In 1999, Snyder was promoted to Assistant Ath- cal High School from 1998-2001 that saw him earn provement in every major defensive category dur- letics Director for Football Operations. He was district coach-of-the-year honors in 2001 and Na- ing the 2006 season as Truman State finished fifth named Associate Athletics Director in 2001. tional Football Foundation (Tampa Champter) in the conference in scoring defense (25.8) and A member of Kansas State’s inaugural Ring of coach-of-the-year accolades in 2000. total defense (324.2 yards/game) to rank as the Honor Class in 2002, Snyder was one of the pro- While at Tampa Bay Tech, Colbert produced school’s best unit since 2002. gram’s most prolific punters during his playing one of the greatest turnarounds in Florida history, leading a program that at Under Kotelnicki’s tutelage, a number of Tru- days at K-State from 1991-92. one point had lost 39 in a row to its only district championship in school history in 2000.

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video editing system as Kansas State’s senior A native of Leonardville, Kan., Friederich has NORM BURGE video coordinator. three children - Rick, Nancy and Janet - and three Senior Video Producer Eilert coordinates and implements the use of grandchildren. 19th Season video technology for practices and games while preparing materials used to create game strategies. A founding member of the Collegiate Sports RAGEAN HILL orm Burge is in his Video Association (CSVA), Eilert has been named Program Director for 19th year as the ath- Big 12 Video Coordinator of the Year three times Nletic department’s tele- Football Academics by the organization and in 1998 was selected as vision specialist and his the CSVA National Video Coordinator of the Year. Second Season 23rd year overall at Kansas In 2001 and again in 2003, Eilert won Savvy State. Burge, 50, produces the weekly Ron Prince, Awards for best motivational video. More re- ormer standout track & Frank Martin and Deb Patterson TV shows, edits sea- field student-athlete, son highlight tapes and recruiting videos and pro- cently, his 2006 submission placed second. A 1991 K-State graduate, Eilert spent three FRagean Hill returned to vides numerous media outlets with broadcast-quality her alma mater in 2007 and footage of Wildcat athletics. years as K-State’s assistant video director while an undergraduate student. He also spent one year as is in her second stint with the Kansas State’s student Burge earned his bachelor’s in journalism from services unit. K-State in 1977 and began his association with the a video assistant with the Kansas City Chiefs. A native of Overland Park, Kan., Eilert, 38, is In her current role as the program director of university in 1984 with the College of Engineering. football academics, Hill monitors student-athlete married to the former Luke. The couple A native of Medicine Lodge, Kan., he is married course work, degree progression and eligibility. She has daughters, MaKenna and Hailey. to the former Cindy Cejda. is also responsible for study table supervision and tutorial development. AL CERBE JOSIAH Hill earned her bachelor’s degree in life science in 2002 and in 2003 began her career in academic Asst. Equipment Manager FEUERBACHER services as a graduate assistant at K-State working First Season with the football program. Asst. Video Coordinator After receiving her master’s in adult occupa- l Cerbe joined the Second Season tional continuing education from K-State in 2004, Kansas State athletics Hill accepted an academic counselor position at the University of Nebraska, where she also served as Adepartment in May of osiah Feuerbacher is in the coordinator of multicultural programs. While at 2007 and is in his first sea- his sixth season with Nebraska, Hill was honored with the student-fac- son as the Wildcats’ assis- Jthe Kansas State video ulty recognition award for excellence. She was also tant equipment manager for football. staff and his second as the football program’s assis- named the 2006 National Association of Academic Cerbe assists with all aspects of equipment and tant video coordinator. Advisors for Athletics (NAAAA) Professional apparel distribution and maintenance. He also helps Named to his current post in 2006, Feuerbacher Promise award winner. oversee the operations of K-State’s student equip- assists with all aspects of K-State’s coaching video In the fall of 2006, Hill served as an academic ad- ment managers. acquisition, editing and distribution process and visor and the director of diversity and inclusion at Cerbe came to Kansas State from the University also helps oversee the department’s student video the University of Wisconsin before returning to K- of Memphis, where he served as a student equip- staff. State to assume her current position. ment manager. In addition to his work at Memphis, Feuerbacher has also proven himself to be a valu- A product of Redlands, Calif., Hill ran track at Cerbe has also served equipment manager intern- able graphics designer during his stint as a full-time Cal State Northridge from 1997-99 before transfer- ships with the Baltimore Ravens, the Las Vegas staffer and has produced many of the visual ele- ring to Kansas State and helping the Wildcats win Gladiators and the Memphis Xplorers. ments currently on display in the Vanier Football the 2001 Big 12 outdoor championship. While at A product of Horn Lake, Miss., Cerbe began his complex. CSUN, Hill was a two-time all-conference selection career in 2004 as the head equipment manager at A 2006 K-State graduate with a bachelor’s degree and in 1998 captured the Big Sky Conference 55- Northeast Mississippi Community College. in mass communications, Feuerbacher spent four meter indoor title. years as a student assistant on Scott Eilert’s staff JERRY DUGAN from 2002-05 before being named to his current full- time post. DARREN HONEYCUTT Vanier Complex A product of Oskaloosa, Kan., Feuerbacher’s Assistant Strength and Facility Manager family includes his wife, Kendra. Conditioning Coach Sixth Season JOAN FRIEDERICH First Season erry Dugan is in his sixth Head Coaches’ Secretary arren Honeycutt is in season as a member of his first season at K- the Vanier Football Com- 37th Season J DState as the assistant plex staff and his second as oan Friederich is in her strength coach for Wildcat the facilities manager of the building. 37th year with the football and assists Mike Kent in all aspects of the Responsible for virtually all interworkings of the JKansas State athletics de- team’s strength and conditioning training. complex, Dugan works closely with the coaching partment, including her Prior to arriving at K-State, Honeycutt served as staff, academic staff, training staff, equipment staff 35th with the Wildcat foot- the assistant strength coach under Kent at the Uni- and strength and conditioning staff to provide the ball program. After work- versity of Pittsburgh. best conditions possible for student-athletes and ing with the assistant coaches for more than eight Honeycutt received his start as a strength and visitors alike. years, she has been the secretary to the head football conditioning coach under Kent and worked as an Dugan and his wife, Debbie, have two children, coach since 1980. assistant on the staff at Appalachian State from Hillary and Kaleb. Following the 1998 football season, the Joan 1991-94. Honeycutt’s background also includes Friederich Award was begun to honor the individ- plenty of Big 12 history. From 1994-96 he served as SCOTT EILERT ual who, through his unselfishness, leadership and an assistant strength and conditioning coach at commitment to K-State football, best represents the Texas Tech working with the Red Raiders’ football Senior Video Coordinator team concept. program. Honeycutt also worked in a similar posi- 16th Season Friederich was presented with the Admiral U.S. tion at Baylor from 1996-2000 before eventually Grant Sharp Trophy at the 1999 Culligan Holiday being reunited with Kent at Louisville, where he cott Eilert is in his Bowl for the person who best exemplifies the spirit worked with the Cardinals from 2000-2003. 16th season oversee- of unselfish dedication and teamwork which re- Honeycutt earned his bachelor’s degree in exer- Sing the football pro- sulted in little recognition or acclaim for him or her- cise science from Lenoir-Rhyne College in 1991 and gram’s state-of-the-art self, but contributed significantly to an outstanding later added a master’s degree from Appalachian season for the team. State in 1994.

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University of Pittsburg, where he served the last INGE JORGENSEN three seasons in a similar capacity. PAT TRITSCH Research Assistant A dedicated and highly respected professional in Assistant Video Producer the field of strength and conditioning, Kent’s influ- First Season ential training methods received national attention Ninth Season in the summer of 2006, when The Sporting News fea- nge Jorgensen is in her tured him in a photo essay on the training regimen he at Tritsch is entering first season as a research developed for the Pitt football program. his ninth year as an as- Iassistant at Kansas State sistant video producer Lauded by his former players for creating a con- P and assists with much of tagious enthusiasm in the weight room, Kent was for Kansas State athletics. the daily operations of the instrumental in helping develop three NFL Draft Tritsch edits features for the Wildcat football program. In addition to coordinat- picks during his tenure with the Panthers, including weekly Ron Prince, Frank Martin and Deb Patterson ing several special projects, Jorgensen also oversees tackles Rob Petitti (2005) and Charles Spencer (2006) television shows, as well as season highlight tapes K-State’s Golden Cats alumni program. and defensive back Josh Lay (2006). and recruiting videos for Wildcat athletics. He also A 2003 graduate of the University of Virginia Kent was named strength and conditioning preproduces video features for K-State’s with a bachelor’s in sociology, Jorgensen added a coach at Pitt in 2004 following a successful stint at videoboards and websites. master’s in education to her academic resume from the University of Louisville, where he was a key Tritsch earned his bachelor’s degree in radio and UVA in 2005. While at Virginia, Jorgensen was a contributor to the Cardinals' 36-15 four-year record television from Kansas State in 1992. He came to K- three-time All-American and four-time ACC cham- and Conference USA championships in 2000 and State from his hometown of Hiawatha, Kan., where pion in the javelin. Away from the track, Jorgensen 2001. he had his own video production company, Video was active on the student-athlete advisory commit- At Louisville, he oversaw the physical develop- Focus. tee, as a student-athlete mentor and participated in ment of eight NFL Draft selections. Among his numerous philanthropic and honor societies. She Louisville protégés was receiver Deion Branch, who ALBERT VEYTIA also served internships in the athletics department, went on to become the MVP of the 2005 Super Bowl football office and in the sports department with for the New England Patriots after training under Head Equipment Manager Charlottesville, Va., NBC affiliate WVIR. Kent in 2000 and 2001. First Season After completing her master’s, Jorgensen worked From 1999-2000, Kent served as the strength and in real estate and software sales and also assisted as conditioning coordinator at Eastern Kentucky, quipment manager Al- a volunteer track & field coach at Florida Atlantic where he oversaw performance programs for the bert Veytia (pro- University before joining the football staff at K-State Colonels' 16 intercollegiate sports, following his last December. Enounced VEY-tee-uh) ultra successful 10-year stay from 1990-99 at Ap- joined the Kansas State palachian State, where he trained Ron Prince. football program in March During his time with the Mountaineers, Kent JAY KAISER and is in his first season helped the football program earn five NCAA I-AA with the Wildcats. Recruiting Assistant playoff berths. He also trained linebacker Dexter In addition to overseeing the equipment needs of Coakley, who went on to earn multiple All-Pro hon- Sixth Season the K-State football program, Veytia manages all ors with the Dallas Cowboys, and in 1995, Kent was equipment room staff, oversees the inventory and named the Southern Conference Strength Coach of ay Kaiser joined the purchasing of equipment and coordinates the trans- the Year. Kansas State football portation of all football and support equipment to Kent's collegiate coaching career began in 1985 at Jstaff in the spring of 2002 road games and bowl trips. North Carolina State, where he served two years as and is in his sixth season A veteran with over 20 years of experience, Vey- a graduate assistant working with the defensive line with the Wildcats. tia has served at virtually every level of the game and assisting with the strength program. He went In addition to assisting with the day-to-day oper- during his career, including stints with two NFL on to serve as the assistant defensive line coach and ations of the program, Kaiser helps organize K- franchises. His most recent college assignment was strength and conditioning for football at Shepherd State's recruiting efforts. at North Texas, where he served as the Mean [W.Va.] College in 1987 before moving on to East Prior to his arrival at Kansas State, Kaiser served Green’s football equipment manager from 2001- Carolina in 1988 as an assistant strength coach. as a graduate assistant at Toledo, where he spent a 2003. Kent earned his bachelor's degree from Fairmont year as the Rockets' assistant quarterbacks and re- Prior to that, Veytia worked as the head equip- [W.Va.] State in 1982 and his master's from NC State ceivers coach. ment manager with the Frankfurt Galaxy (2000- in 1987. He is married to the former Deena England. Kaiser also coached tight ends and special teams 2001) and the Barcelona Dragons (1998-2000) in NFL at Northern Iowa as an assistant coach in 1999 fol- Europe and also served as the head football equip- lowing a two-year stint as a graduate assistant at MATT THOMASON ment manager at the University of New Mexico Northwest Missouri State. While on staff with the (1999-2000). Bearcats, Kaiser helped the program win an NCAA Head Athletic Trainer Veytia’s two NFL tours began with a three-year Division II national title. Sixth Season stint as an assistant equipment manager for the Kaiser received his coaching start as a student Kansas City Chiefs from 1989-92. After two years in coach at Bethany College from 1993 through 1996. private business and two years with the CFL’s Birm- He earned a bachelor's degree from Bethany and att Thomason enters his sixth season work- ingham Barracudas (1995-96), Veytia returned to the later added a master's degree from Northwest Mis- NFL as an assistant equipment manager with the souri State. Ming with the Kansas State football program and Jacksonville Jaguars. A native of Liberal, Kan., Kaiser is married to the A native of El Paso, Texas, Veytia comes to former Camille Base. The couple has one son, Car- his third as K-State’s head athletic trainer. Thomason Kansas State from Con-Way Freight, where he son, and is expecting the arrival of their second served the past four years as an account executive. child this fall. works primarily with the Wildcat football team, but also oversees all administrative responsibilities of the sports medicine department. MIKE KENT Thomason, who received his master’s in kinesi- Head Strength and ology at K-State, is a 2001 cum laude graduate of Texas Tech. While in Lubbock, he served as a stu- Conditioning Coach dent athletic trainer and worked closely with the First Season Red Raider football, , women’s soccer and track and field teams. ike Kent joins the A certified member of the National Athletic Kansas State football Trainers’ Association, he is also licensed in the state Mprogram for his first of Kansas and Texas as an athletic trainer. Thoma- season as the Wildcats’ son is married to the former Kelly Kurtz. The couple head strength and conditioning coach. has two children, Hayden and Reagan. A veteran strength coach with over 20 years of experience, Kent comes to Kansas State from the

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the Wichita Eagle...Set Hays High School records for single-season rushing yards (1,061), single-season points (96), career tackles (282), most touchdowns in a game (5) and longest kickoff return (97 yards)...Selected to play in the Alesana ALESANA 2004 Kansas Shrine Bowl...Coached by Kent Teeter...Also lettered three years in basketball and four years in track and field...Placed second in the high hur- dles at the 2004 state 5A meet with a time of 14.68 and was second at the 2003 state meet... Cleared 6-04 to tie for first in the high jump at the 2004 5A state #78 meet. PERSONAL: Brett Wesley Alstatt was born May 15, 1986, in Hays, Kan...Son of OFFENSIVE LINEMAN Wes and Trudy Alstatt...Father played college football at Fort Hays State and 6-4 • 286 • Junior-JC for the Miami Dolphins...Sister, Kristin, is a member of the K-State crew team... Malie, Western Samoa Enjoys outdoor activities, golf and skiing... Major is business administration. City College of San Francisco ALSTATT’S CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G A mammoth offensive lineman who played for one of the top offenses in the 2005 11 1 23 0 23 0.1 23.0 2.1 California Community College system prior to arriving at Kansas State... Did 2006 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 a good job of picking up the Wildcats’ offense during spring drills and is ex- pected to compete for a starting job... Has adjusted quickly to American foot- TOTAL 11 1 23 0 23 0.1 23.0 2.1 ball after growing up as a rugby player in Western Samoa.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: A 2006 first team California all-state selection by the coaches as- sociation... Also earned first team All-America honors from JC Grid-Wire... Helped lead CCSF to an 18-3 record and a pair of Nor Cal championships dur- ing his two seasons with the Rams... Helped CCSF to a 10-2 mark in 2006 and Bryan BALDWIN a berth in the state title game... Key component of an offensive unit that aver- aged 35.1 points and 453.6 yards per game during the 2006 regular season, while giving up less than 2.5 sacks per game... Overall, CCSF averaged 409 yards per game in 2006 and 440 yards per game in 2005... Paved the way for #3 quarterback Zac Lee to finish third in the state in total offense (309.0 yards per game)... Joined the CCSF program in 2004 as a grayshirt. DEFENSIVE BACK 5-10 • 192 • Senior-2L HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Samoa College, a high school in Western Samoa... Grad- uated from high school in 1998.... Grew up playing rugby. St. Louis, Mo. Cardinal Ritter High School PERSONAL: Alesana Alesana was born Dec. 10, 1979, in Western Samoa... Hails from the village of Malie, which is located on the outskirts of the nation’s cap- Veteran corner who has displayed tremendous consistency during his career... ital, Apia... Is undecided on a major... Selected K-State over offers from Texas Played well down the stretch in 2005 and carried that momentum into 2006 be- A&M, Texas Tech, Kentucky and Washington State. fore suffering a season-ending injury... Is fully recovered and expected to once again battle for starting duties.

2006: Started at corner in the first four games before suffering an injury that wiped out the balance of his season... Recorded 10 tackles (six solo), an inter- ception and two break-ups before being sidelined... Collected a season-high Brett ALSTATT five tackles and a pass breakup against Louisville... Had three tackles against Marshall... Snagged his second career interception against Florida Atlantic and returned it 21 yards. #80 2005: Started all 11 games at cornerback... Totaled 38 tackles... Tackle total ranked ninth on the team... Also tied for the team lead in break-ups with six... TIGHT END Returned lone interception for 36 yards at Nebraska... Had a season-high six tackles at Oklahoma and Iowa State... Credited with a season-best three PBUs 6-4 • 224 • Junior-2L at Texas Tech. Hays, Kan. 2004: Appeared in eight games on special teams and as a reserve defensive Hays High School back but did not record any statistics. Hard-working tight end and proven special teams performer... Will look to 2003: Redshirted. continue his development throughout the spring and challenge for a spot in K-State’s tight end rotation. HIGH SCHOOL: Started and lettered three seasons for coach Ron Villans at Cardinal Ritter High School... Ranked 13th among Missouri high school seniors by Ri- 2006: Saw action in 11-of-13 games at tight end and on special teams... Credited vals.com... Gatorade All-American as a senior... All-Midlands Region pick by with four tackles, one solo and three assisted, on special teams... Did not PrepStar... Ranked 57th on Midlands Region list by SuperPrep... Three-time record any offensive statistics. first team all-state selection... Twice named All-St. Louis Metro... First team all-conference on offense and defense for three seasons... First team all-district 2005: Appeared in all 11 games, primarily on special teams and in two-tight pick as a senior... Had 29 catches for 955 yards (32.9 yards per catch) as a sen- sets... Recorded lone catch of the season for 23 yards against North Texas... ior... Also had 15 rushes for 205 yards... Scored 14 touchdowns... Finished sen- Credited with seven total tackles on special teams, including five solo stops. ior year with 44 tackles, 13 assists and five interceptions... Had more than 1,900 yards and 24 TDs during his career... Also lettered in basketball, track & field 2004: Redshirted. and cross country... One of the top high school sprinters in Missouri as a prep... Considered offers from Iowa, Kansas, Wisconsin and Northern Illinois during HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered and started three years at Hays High School, where he the recruiting process. was a two-way performer (RB/LB)... A first team 5A all-state and all-confer- ence performer as a senior at linebacker by the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wi- chita Eagle...Also tapped as an honorable mention all-state running back by

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PERSONAL: Bryan Baldwin was born Dec. 29, 1983, in St. Louis, Mo... Parents are Alfred and Risa Baldwin... Oldest of three children... Enjoys drawing and play- ing video games... Major is graphic design. Jordan BEDORE BALDWIN’S CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2004 8 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2005 11 27 11 38 1.5 16 7 0 0 #79 2006 4 6 4 10 0.0 0 2 0 0 TOTAL 23 33 15 48 1.5 16 9 0 0 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-3 • 297 • Junior-2L CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 6, two times, last at Iowa State (11/5/05); Solos: 5 at Iowa State (11/5/05); TFL: 1 at Texas Tech (10/15/05); Sacks: 1 at Texas Tech (10/15/05); Interceptions: 1, twice, last vs. Florida Atlantic Goodland, Kan. (9/9/06). Goodland High School

K-State’s most experienced center who is coming off an impressive spring... Continues to develop and has the potential to be a real force up front in 2007... Is very explosive off the ball and plays with excellent leverage and quickness... Brandon BALKCOM Originally came to K-State as a defensive end. 2006: Made nine starts at center, despite struggling with injuries... Opened the season with three straight starts before suffering a setback vs. Marshall... Re- turned to start in game five at Baylor before going down again and missing the #92 next three games... Started the final five games and closed out the year as one of the Wildcats’ top performers on the offensive line... Had solid grades throughout the year, but played particularly well at the end of the regular sea- DEFENSIVE TACKLE son when K-State averaged over 150 yards rushing per game. 6-0 • 278 • Junior-1L Hazel Crest, Ill. 2005: Opened camp at defensive tackle before being moved to center... Pressed into action midway through the North Texas game (game No. 3)... Made his NE Oklahoma A&M first career start a week later before 84,000 at Oklahoma... Ended the season with eight straight starts at center... Earned a spot on The Sporting News Fresh- Solidly-built defensive tackle who has good feet... Expected to battle for play- man All-Big 12 Team. ing time in the trenches with continued growth and improvement. 2004: Redshirted. 2006: Appeared in 12-of-13 games both as a defensive lineman and on some special teams... Collected eight tackles on the year... Also had one tackle for a HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered all four years at Goodland High School... A two-way per- loss of one yard... Totaled a career-high four tackles against Florida Atlantic, former who played fullback and linebacker as a prep... Earned first team all- including a tackle for loss... Had two assisted tackles in the win over Texas. state honors at linebacker in Class 4A from both the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle as a senior... An honorable mention all-state choice at running JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played just one season at NEO... Earned honorable mention All- back by the Wichita Eagle... Also earned first team All-Northwest League ac- Southwest Junior College Football Conference honors as a redshirt freshman colades at both fullback and linebacker as a senior... Named to the Salina Jour- in 2005... Helped lead the Golden Norsemen to a 9-3 record and a victory over nal top 11 for all classes as a senior... Rushed for nearly 2,800 yards as a prep Mississippi Golf Coast in the Dalton Defenders Bowl and a No. 6 final national and collected 145 tackles in 11 games on defense as a senior... Selected to play rank... Ranked fifth in the SWJCFC with 103 tackles, including eight sacks, in the 2004 Kansas Shrine Bowl... Coached by Tony Diehl... Also lettered four which tied for third in the league... Also had an interception... Redshirted as years in wrestling and three years in track and field... Two-time Class 4A state a freshman in 2004... Coached by Rob Green. wrestling champion... Placed second in freestyle and third in Greco-Roman at the 2002 wrestling nationals... Set the school record in the discus (165-2) and HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Homewood-Flossmoor Community High School in was the 4A state champion in the discus as a sophomore and junior. Flossmoor, Ill. PERSONAL: Jordan C. Bedore was born Jan. 31, 1986... Son of Dustin and Barb PERSONAL: Brandon Balkcom was born Sept. 19, 1985... Received recruiting in- Bedore... Father played college baseball, while mother was a collegiate vol- terest from New Mexico, North Texas, Oklahoma State and UCF. leyball player... Cousin, Jesse Woodard, lettered as a tight end at K-State in 1996-97... Major is undeclared. BALKOM’S CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2006 12 2 6 8 1.0 1 0 0 0 TOTAL 12 2 6 8 1.0 1 0 0 0

CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 4, vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06); Solos: 2, vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06); TFL: 1, vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06); Sacks: none.

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times... Had a tremendous opener against Illinois State with eight tackles, five for losses of 21 yards, and a career-high three sacks to earn Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week honors... Collected a career-high nine tackles (seven solo), Cole BROKENICKY including a 6-yard sack, and recovered a fumble at Missouri... Made eight tackles, two for losses with a sack, against Nebraska... Credited with two sacks and seven tackles vs. Louisville... Also had seven tackles and a TFL in the Texas Bowl vs. Rutgers... Totaled six tackles with a sack against Oklahoma State... Had six stops, three for losses, and one sack against Marshall... Cred- #21 ited for only five tackles in win over Texas, but also had an 11-yard sack and recovered two fumbles... Earned a scholarship following spring drills. PUNTER 5-11 • 195 • Senior-SQ 2005: Appeared in 10-of-11 games... Totaled seven tackles... Recorded two stops vs. both North Texas and Colorado... Blocked a punt vs. Missouri that was re- Manhattan, Kan. turned for a score... Earned team’s Purple Pride award as the top walk-on, Manhattan High School displaying quality play, leadership and work ethic.

A solid walk-on punter who has served as Tim Reyer’s primary back-up for 2004: Redshirted. the past three seasons... Expected to continue pushing for playing time. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Cimarron High School... Earned All-Hi Plains league, 2006: Did not see any playing time as a member of the squad. all-area, Hutchinson all-area 3A top 11 and 3A all-state honorable mention honors as a junior linebacker... Received all-league, all-area, Hutchinson all- 2005: Did not see any playing time as a member of the squad. area 3A Top 11 and honorable mention all-state honors at linebacker as a sen- ior... Set the career tackle record for Cimarron with 324 tackles... Also lettered 2004: Did not see any playing time as a member of the squad. three years in basketball.

2003: Redshirted. PERSONAL: Ian Cade Campbell was born May 15, 1985, in Garden City, Kan... Son of Curtis and Audrey Campbell... Brother, Jared Jarragin, was a two-year HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Manhattan High School... Earned I-70 Conference hon- starter at Wyoming... Has five siblings... Enjoys lifting weights and riding mo- ors as a punter, and second team all-conference as a place-kicker... Honorable torcycles... Social science major. mention all-state punter by the Topeka Capital-Journal as a senior... High school coach was Butch Albright... Also lettered two years in track and two CAMPBELL’S CAREER STATISTICS years in baseball. Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2005 10 1 6 7 1.0 1 0 0 0 PERSONAL: Born Sept. 22, 1984, in Manhattan, Kan., to Phil and Karen Bro- 2006 13 41 26 67 17.5 81 4 1 3 kenicky... A National Honors Society member... Major is finance. TOTAL 23 42 32 74 18.5 82 4 1 3

CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 9 at Missouri (10/21/06); Solos: 8 vs. Illinois State (9/2/06); TFL: 5 vs. Illinois State Ian CAMPBELL (9/2/06); Sacks: 3 vs. Illinois State (9/2/06). #98 Chris CARNEY DEFENSIVE END/LINEBACKER 6-5 • 242 • Junior-2L #30 Cimarron, Kan. DEFENSIVE BACK Cimarron High School 6-1 • 185 • Sophomore-1L

One of the nation’s premiere pass rushers... A bona fide All-America, national Denver, Colo. award (Bednarik, Hendricks, Lombardi, Nagurski) and Big 12 Defensive Mullen High School Player of the Year candidate... Named to the Nagurski and Bednarik Award Watch Lists... A Preseason Third-Team All-America pick by Lindy’s and second Emerging young saftey prospect who came on strong toward the end of 2006... team selection by Street & Smith’s... Also named preseason All-Big 12 by A heady player who possesses good speed and a great attitude... Expected to Lindy’s, Athlon and The Sporting News... Ranked as the No. 8 outside linebacker push for more playing time as a sophomore with continued growth... May in the nation by Lindy’s... One of just four returning players nationally to also play a larger role on special teams. record at least 11.5 sacks and 17.5 tackles for losses in 2006... Team leader who possesses outstanding speed and plays with tremendous determination... Can 2006: Earned playing time in the final three games of the season and played ex- line up at either end or outside linebacker in K-State’s multiple-front defense. tensively in the regular-season finale at Kansas... Collected five total tackles... Also had a pass break-up. 2006: One of five Wildcats to start all 13 games... Earned consensus first team All-Big 12 honors from the league’s coaches, The Associated Press, Kansas City HIGH SCHOOL: Started three seasons at Mullen High School... Two-time All-Cen- Star, Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Houston Chronicle and San tennial League selection... Received first team Class 5A all-state honors from Antonio Express-News... Named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year by the both the Rocky Mountain News and the Denver Post as a senior... Was also a Houston Chronicle... Semi-finalist for the Hendricks Award... Honorable metion 2005 all-Colorado (all divisions) selection by the Post... Tapped as Rival’s No. All-American by CNN/SI.com... Finished third on the team in total tackles 48 cornerback prospect nationally… Also Rivals’ No. 13 overall prospect in with 67 and led the Wildcats in both tackles for losses (17.5) and sacks (11.5)... the state of Colorado... Collected 136 tackles and six interceptions as a senior, Tackle total ranked No. 1 among all Big 12 defensive linemen... Led the Big 12 helping Mullen to an 11-3 record and a berth in the 5A state title game... To- and ranked 18th nationally in tackles for losses... Sack total tied the K-State sin- taled 110 tackles and four interceptions as a junior and helped lead Mullen to gle-season record, while ranking No. 2 in the Big 12 and 10th nationally... Also the Colorado 5A state championship... Had 99 stops and three picks as a soph- ranked third in the Big 12 with three fumble recoveries in conference games... omore... Coached by Dave Logan... Also competed in track & field as a prep. Collected at least one sack in 9-of-13 games... Totaled five or more tackles eight

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PERSONAL: Christopher Kelly Carney was born Nov. 7, 1987, in Denver, Colo... Parents are April and Ruben Williams... Has two brothers and two sisters... Cousin of former Wildcat great Dyshod Carter. Ray CHEATHAM CARNEY’S CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2006 3 2 3 5 0.0 0 1 0 0 TOTAL 3 2 3 5 0.0 0 1 0 0 #23 DEFENSIVE BACK 6-0 • 185 • Junior-1L El Dorado, Ark. Gary CHANDLER Independence Community College

Physical cornerback who possesses excellent size and speed... Will look to earn a spot on the depth chart after a solid spring... Also has the potential to be a #21 strong contributor on special teams. DEFENSIVE BACK 2006: Appeared in 12-of-13 games on special teams and as a reserve defensive 5-11 • 195 • Junior-JC back... Totaled seven tackles (five solo)... Had a season-high two stops at Kansas in the regular season finale. Wichita, Kan. Coffeyville College JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played just one season at Independence... Named first team All- KJCCC as well as Indy’s team MVP as a redshirt freshman in 2005... Rated as Extremely athletic defensive back who figures to push for immediate playing the No. 42 junior college prospect in the country by Rivals.com and the No. 76 time... Participated in spring drills and showed signs of becoming a dominant overall junior college player in the nation by SuperPrep... Recorded 35 tackles, player... Ranked as the 14th-best incoming recruit in the Big 12 by Lindy’s... including 29 solo stops, and a sack from his cornerback spot... Had three in- Named a “newcomer you can’t miss” and an “instant impact” recruit by The terceptions on the league’s top-ranked unit in both total defense (263.4 ypg) and passing defense (140.6)... Redshirted in 2004... Coached by David Ward. Sporting News... Considered one of the top junior college defensive backs in the country and the top player in the Kansas JuCo ranks... Rated as the No. 5 over- HIGH SCHOOL: all junior college prospect in the nation... Received four stars from both Ri- Lettered three years and started two at El Dorado High School... vals.com and Scout.com. Earned all-area and All-5A South Conference honors as a senior in 2003... Was also tapped to the Golden Triangle team... Coached by Jeff Williams... Also lettered twice in basketball and track & field... Leaped 23 feet to win the con- JUNIOR COLLEGE: A 2006 first team NJCAA All-American and two-time first team ference long jump title in 2003. All-Jayhawk Conference defensive back... Also earned honorable mention All- America accolades from JC Grid-Wire... Helped Coffeyville to a No. 13 final PERSONAL: ranking, a 7-4 record and a berth in the Top of the Mountain Bowl... Recorded Ray Charles Cheatham was born Aug. 6, 1986, in El Dorado, Ark... 70 total tackles during the regular season, including 29 unassisted stops, while Parents are Rev. Charlie Ray Cheatham and Felicia Cheatham... Has two forcing three fumbles... Part of a defensive unit that finished 2006 ranked 12th brothers and a sister... Future plans include coaching football. nationally in pass defense (103.3 ypg) and 16th in total defense (227.2 ypg)... CHEATHAM’S CAREER STATISTICS The Red Ravens defense also finished first in the NJCAA Region VI rankings Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR in scoring defense, allowing just 12.6 points per game... Helped lead Cof- 2006 12 5 2 7 0.0 0 0 0 0 feyville to a No. 9 national ranking, a 9-3 record, a NJCAA Region VI title and TOTAL 12 5 2 7 0.0 0 0 0 0 a berth in the Sea Island Bowl as a freshman in 2005... Collected 64 tackles, in- cluding two for losses, three interceptions and forced a fumble.

HIGH SCHOOL: Led Wichita Heights to a 10-1 record in 2004, its best ever... Rushed for 1,905 yards on 260 carries (7.3 ypc), with 28 touchdowns at running back... Gained over 200 yards in four straight games, with five 200-plus outings... May have had best offensive game of the season against Emporia with six Eric CHILDS touchdowns... Recorded 98 tackles, including 57 solo stops, with nine tackles for losses on defense... Named Class 6A all-state by the Wichita Eagle and Topeka Capital-Journal as a defensive back... Was also a member of both papers’ 2004 top-11 all-class teams... Participated in the 2005 East-West Shrine game... #90 Began his prep career at Wichita East before transferring to Heights after his junior season... Rushed for 1600 yards as a junior in 2003 at East... Earned all- league honors as a defensive back and was an honorable mention all-state se- DEFENSIVE END lection... Coached by Rick Wheeler at Heights... Also lettered in basketball and 6-3 • 227 • Sophomore-1L played for East's state title team. Arlington, Texas PERSONAL: Gary Jermaine Chandler was born Oct. 31, 1986, in Wichita, Kan... MacArthur High School Parents are Gary Chandler and Kathy Delt... Has two brothers, Brian (25) and Chris (11)... Father, Gary, played at Tulsa, uncle, Vic, lettered as a defensive Speed rusher who will line up at either end or outside linebacker in K-State’s end at K-State from 1974-76 and uncle, Dewayne, was an All-Big Eight tight multiple-front defense... Coming off solid spring and freshman campaigns end at Kansas in 1992... Originally signed with K-State out of high school in and is expected to again push for a spot on K-State’s depth chart. 2005. 2006: Played in all 13 games at defensive end with one start... Made his first ca- reer start against Oklahoma State... Tallied 17 tackles, including a pair of sacks... Collected at least one tackle in each of the first 10 games of the year... Had a career-high four tackles against OSU and matched that total against Nebraska... Also credited with a tackle for loss against the Huskers... Collected his first career sack against Florida Atlantic and added another at Baylor... Made one tackle against Illinois State in his K-State debut.

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2005: Redshirted.. Won the team’s Red Raider Award for outstanding contribu- on only 23 carries (8.7 avg.) as a senior fullback... Finished 2002 with 63 tackles, tions as a member of the scout squad. including 26 for losses, and nine sacks on defense... Second team all-county, conference and area as junior... Had 502 yards and six touchdowns on 81 car- HIGH SCHOOL: A two-year starter at MacArthur High School... Helped the Car- ries... Collected 60 tackles, six sacks and a blocked punt... Second team all- dinals to a 10-1 record, the 2004 District 6-5A championship and a No. 8 county, all-league and all-area as a sophomore offensive tackle... High school ranking in the final regular-season Texas class 5A poll as a senior... Finished coach was Jack Daniels... Also participated in wrestling as a senior. 2004 with 68 total tackles... Collected 11 tackles for losses, with four sacks, two pass break-ups and a fumble recovery... Earned second team All-Texas PERSONAL: Steven Cline was born April 3, 1984, in West Palm Beach, Fla... 5A honors from 5Atexasfootball.com and was named to the District 6-5A Youngest of four children... Parents are Glenn and Carol Cline... Brother, first team... Earned all-city honors and was named the team’s defensive Glenn, played football at Cornell College, while brother, Brian, played football lineman of the year... Played in the Coca-Cola High School All-Star Football at NCAA Division III powerhouse Mount Union... Enjoys hunting and fish- Game... Totaled 46 tackles with five sacks as a junior in 2003... Earned hon- ing... A social science major. orable mention All-District 8-5A honors... An All-Midlands selection by PrepStar... Rated the No. 39 prospect in the Metro area by the Dallas Morning CLINE’S CAREER STATISTICS News and the number No. 88 rated prospect in the Texas Top 100... Also Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR pegged among the top 100 players in the state of Texas by the Houston 2004 5 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 Chronicle and Fort Worth Star-Telegram... Rated the No. 59 “athlete” nation- 2005 10 5 3 8 2.5 5 0 0 0 ally by Rivals... Coached by David Beaty... Also ran track as a prep. 2006 13 11 11 22 3.0 16 1 0 0 TOTAL 28 16 14 30 5.5 21 1 0 0 PERSONAL: Eric Michael Childs was born April 29, 1987, in Fort Knox, Ky... Son of Ulyses and Judith Childs... An art major. CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 4 vs. Nebraska (10/14/06); Solos: 3 vs. Iowa State (10/28/06); TFL: 1, five times, last at Kansas (11/184/06); Sacks: 1, twice, last at Kansas (11/184/06). CHILDS’ CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2006 13 10 7 17 3.0 15 0 0 1 TOTAL 13 10 7 17 3.0 15 0 0 1

CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 4, twice, last vs. Nebraska (10/14/06); Solos: 3 vs. Nebraska (10/14/06); TFL: 1, twice, last vs. Nebraska (10/14/06); Sacks: 1, twice, last at Baylor (9/30/06). Carson COFFMAN #14 Steven CLINE QUARTERBACK 6-3 • 200 • Freshman-RS Peculiar, Mo. #99 Raymore-Peculiar High School Young, strong-armed quarterback who enters the fall at No. 2 on the depth DEFENSIVE TACKLE chart... Coming off a strong spring in which he threw for two touchdowns 6-2 • 278 • Senior-2L and led the White team to a 19-0 win in the spring game. Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. 2006: Redshirted. Dwyer High School HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Raymore-Peculiar High School, where he was a two- Veteran defensive tackle who is battling back from an injury in the spring... Is year starter at quarterback... Threw for 3,196 yards, 42 touchdowns and just expected to contend for a starting spot in the middle of K-State’s defensive eight interceptions as a prep... Quarterbacked Ray-Pec to Missouri Class 5 line... Coming off his most productive season as a Wildcat... Plays with good state championships in 2004 and 2005... Picked up all-conference and all-state leverage and quickness. honors as both a junior and senior... Named the Missouri Class 5 Offensive Player of the Year in 2005... Coached by Tom Kruse. 2006: Appeared in all 13 games with seven starts... Totaled 22 tackles, three for losses, and two sacks this season... His 22 stops ranked second on the team PERSONAL: Carson Thomas Coffman was born April 29, 1988... Son of Paul and among defensive tackles... Collected two more tackles in eight games... Had Amy Coffman... Father, Paul, played tight end at K-State for three seasons a career-high four tackles against Nebraska... Registered three tackles against (1975-77), followed by an 11-year career in the NFL... Brother, Chase, is a Louisville, Iowa State and at Kansas... Also recorded a 7-yard sack vs. Iowa standout tight end at Missouri. State and a 5-yard sack at Kansas... Credited with two stops against Colorado, Illinois State and Marshall.

2005: Saw playing time in 10 games as a reserve defensive lineman... Totaled eight tackles with five solo stops and 2.5 TFLs... Had a season-best two solo tackles at Texas Tech... Tackled in the end zone for a safety in the season finale vs. Missouri.

2004: Appeared in five games at defensive tackle, but did not record any sta- tistics.

2003: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Teamed with former Wildcat wide receiver Jermaine Moreira at Dwyer High School... Named a PrepStar All-American in 2002... Ranked among the top 100 defensive tackles in the nation by Rivals.com... A first team all-state selection as a senior... Played in Palm Beach County all-star game... First team all-county, all-conference and all-area pick... Had 200 yards rushing

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Forced two fumbles and recovered two others... Named honorable mention All-Jayhawk Conference honors as a freshman after totaling 50 tackles... Had seven tackles behind the line of scrimmage, including four sacks... Had one Toney COLEMAN fumble recovery, one forced fumble and one interception... Twice earned aca- demic all-conference honors... Coached by Bob Larson.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played 8-man football as a prep at Weskan High School... Started all four years for the Coyotes... Was a four-time All-Western Kansas Liberty #25 League performer... Picked up first team all-state honors in 2003... Coached by Marc Cowles... Also lettered four years in track & field, placing sixth in the WIDE RECEIVER 110 hurdles in the state meet as a senior... A three-year letterman and two-time 6-1 • 209 • Senior-1L all-league performer in basketball.

Arlington, Texas PERSONAL: Clayton Marvin Cox was born Sept. 27, 1984, in Tribune, Kan... Par- Mansfield High School ents are Michael and Stacy Cox... Major is business management... Enjoys hunting, fishing and wakeboarding. Talented veteran receiver who has struggled with injuries during his career... Possesses good size, speed and athleticism.

2006: Suffered a season-ending injury in training camp. 2005: Appeared in three games... Hauled in three receptions for 34 yards... First Gabriel CREWS career catch went for 19 yards vs. North Texas... Had a season-high two recep- tions for 15 yards at Iowa State. 2004: Struggled with injuries and did not see any playing time. #93 2003: Redshirted. DEFENSIVE TACKLE HIGH SCHOOL: Started three seasons at Mansfield High School... Ranked among 6-2 • 302 • Freshman-RS the Top 75 players named by Fort Worth Star-Telegram... Ranked 61st in the area Top 100 by Dallas Morning News... Named a Coca-Cola All-Star... First team All- Jonesboro, Ga. District 4-5A... Team offensive MVP... Had 26 receptions for 512 (19.7 avg.) as Lovejoy High School a senior... Coached by Jimmy Burkholder. Stout interior line prospect who holds his ground extremely well... Possesses PERSONAL: Toney Rickey Coleman, Jr. was born Sept. 8, 1984, in New Orleans, solid mobility and lateral speed to go with loads of potential... Will look to La... Parents are Toney Coleman Sr. and Darlene Coleman... Oldest of five chil- break into K-State’s rotation at defensive tackle. dren... A social science major. 2006: Redshirted. COLEMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Lovejoy High School... Two-time All-Region Receiving G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 5A-4 selection... Also a two-time All-Henry/Clayton County pick... Totaled 2004 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 189 tackles, including 46 tackles for loss (20 sacks) during his prep career... 2005 3 3 34 0 19 1.0 11.3 11.3 Finished senior season with 69 tackles, 18 behind the line of scrimmage, and 2006 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 6.5 sacks... Recorded 42 tackles and six sacks from his interior line position as TOTAL 3 3 34 0 19 1.0 11.3 11.3 a junior... Coached by Al Hughes... Also lettered in track & field as a prep.

PERSONAL: Gabriel D’Angelo Crews was born Sept. 6, 1987, in Griffin, Ga... Par- ents are Charles Crews and Wonda Tatum... Cousin, Jada Brown, plays defen- Clayton COX sive tackle at Memphis... Major is undeclared. #91 Ross DIEHL DEFENSIVE END 6-3 • 238 • Senior-SQ #42 Weskan, Kan. Garden City Community College LINEBACKER 6-2 • 215 • Sophomore-1L Hard-working defender who provides the Wildcats with solid depth... Can line up at either end or outside linebacker in K-State’s multiple-front defense... Castle Rock, Colo. Will also look to contribute on special teams. Douglas County High School

2006: Appeared as a reserve defensive end against Florida Atlantic and A rugged young linebacker who will look to break into K-State’s playing ro- Louisville... Tallied a pair of solo stops against FAU. tation... Will also look to contribute on special teams.

2005: Sat out under NCAA transfer guidelines. 2006: Earned playing time in 12-of-13 games on special teams and as a reserve linebacker... Collected three total tackles. JUNIOR COLLEGE: two-year starter at Garden City Community College... Collected 44 tackles, including 28 solo stops as a sophomore, earning honorable mention 2005: Redshirted... Won the program’s Overachiever Award as the top fresh- All-Jayhawk Conference... Also posted nine tackles for losses, with five sacks... man performer in strength and conditioning.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Douglas County High School... Credited with 112 tackles, an interception and a pair of fumble recoveries as a senior... Named first team 5A all-state by both the Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News... Also earned first team All-Continental League honors... Totaled 105 Vlad FAUSTIN tackles as a junior in 2004... Named second team all-state and first team all- conference... Was a second team all-league performer as a sophomore... All- Midlands selection by PrepStar... Considered by the recruiting magazine as the top linebacker prospect in the state of Colorado... The No. 34 inside line- backer prospect in the country and the No. 1 linebacker (12th player overall) #55 in the state of Colorado by Rivals.com... Ranked as the No. 25 inside line- backer nationally by Tom Lemming of ESPN.com and the No. 48 linebacker DEFENSIVE TACKLE by College Football News... Coached by Jeff Ketron... Also lettered three years in 6-2 • 250 • Junior-1L track & field, claiming fifth in the shot put and third in the discus at the 2004 state meet. Miami, Fla. Pace High School PERSONAL: Ross E. Diehl was born Dec. 1, 1986, in Denver, Colo... Son of Ed and Kassie Diehl... Brother, Adam, plays defensive end at Wyoming, while brother Experienced player who provides quality depth along the defensive line... Luke is a freshman-to-be linebacker at Colorado State... An avid hunter and Will look to push for more playing time after a strong spring. fisherman... Major is undeclared. 2006: Earned playing time in five games... Totaled three tackles... Collected his first career sack against Flordia Atlantic and totaled two tackles and a pass break-up vs. the Owls in his most extensive action of the season.

2005: Appeared in just one game as a reserve defensive end, collecting an as- Andrew ERKER sisted tackle vs. North Texas. 2004: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Pace High School... Prepped at the same high #36 school as teammate Byron Garvin... First team Class 3A all-state selection as a senior by the Florida Sports Writers Association... Considered one of the top 50 DEFENSIVE BACK prospects in Miami-Dade County’s class of 2004 by the Miami Herald... Helped 6-1 • 187 • Junior-1L lead Pace to a 12-3 record during 2003 and a Florida Class 3A state title... Recorded 112 total tackles, including 16 sacks, as a senior... Finished with 82 Olathe, Kan. total tackles and four sacks as a junior, helping the Spartans to a 12-1 record and St. Thomas Aquinas High School a berth in the third round of the state playoffs... Coached by Joe Zaccheo... Po- sition coach was former Wildcat Mario Smith. Former walk-on safety who emerged as a viable option in the secondary last PERSONAL: Vladimir Faustin was born July 2, 1986, in Brussels, Belgium... Parents season... Packs a wallop from his safety spot and is also solid in coverage... are Miriette Dorval-Larsen and Robert Larsen... Has two sisters... A second-de- Expected to once again battle for a spot on the depth chart and contribute on gree black belt in karate... Enjoys training, conditioning and reading philoso- special teams. phy in his spare time... Relative of Nadine Faustin, who represented Haiti in the 100-meter hurdles at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and the 2004 games in 2006: Earned significant playing time at safety... Appeared in 10-of-13 games Athens... A kinesiology major. with seven starts... Ranked seventh on the team and third among defensive backs with 36 total tackles (23 solo)... Also had two break-ups and a forced ERKER’S CAREER STATISTICS fumble... Recorded at least one tackle in all 10 games played and collected Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR four or more tackles in four games... Made his first career start and was cred- 2005 1 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 ited with seven tackles and a break-up in the season opener vs. Illinois State... 2006 5 2 1 3 1.0 2 1 0 0 Collected six tackles and forced a key fumble that led to a touchdown against TOTAL 6 2 2 4 1.0 2 1 0 0 Texas... Also had six stops to go with a break-up at Colorado... Tallied four tackles at Missouri and in the Texas Bowl vs. Rutgers... Had an outstanding spring and earned a scholarship prior to training camp.

2005: Did not see any playing time as a member of the squad.

2004: Josh FREEMAN Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Two year starter at defensive back at St. Thomas Aquinas High School... Earned scholar-athlete honors during his junior and senior years... Selected second team All-Eastern Kansas League as a junior... Named first #1 team all-leagure as a senior... Voted as the most inspirational player and De- fensive Player of the Year by teammates... Played in the Missouri/Kansas All- QUARTERBACK Star Game. 6-6 • 250 • Sophomore-1L

PERSONAL: Andrew Elliott Erker was born in Shawnee Mission, Kan., on May 1, Kansas City, Mo. 1986... Son of Thomas and Barbara Erker... Has five siblings... Enjoys boating... Grandview High School Milling science and management major. Returning starter at quarterback and one of the country’s top young signal- ERKER’S CAREER STATISTICS callers... Named the nation’s No. 21 quarterback and a “Super Sophomore” by Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Lindy’s... Possesses the Big 12’s strongest arm according to The Sporting News... 2005 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 Expected to contend for All-Big 12 honors after a strong freshman campaign... 2006 10 18 18 36 0.5 2 2 1 0 Outstanding leader who possesses a strong, accurate arm to go along with his TOTAL 10 18 18 36 0.5 2 2 1 0 unbelievable frame... Continues to build and expand on his knowledge of K- State’s offensive systems. CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 7 vs. Illinois State (9/2/06); Solos: 3, three times, last vs. Texas (11/11/06); TFL: 0.5 vs. Rutgers (12/28/06); Interceptions: none.

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2006: Appeared in 11-of-13 games, including starts in the final eight contests of the season... Took over at quarterback during the second half of game No. 5 at Baylor and directed the K-State offense the rest of the season... Earned hon- orable mention freshman All-America honors from The Sporting News... Was Byron GARVIN the lone true freshman quarterback in the country to lead his team to a bowl game during 2006... Threw for a K-State freshman record 1,780 yards on 140- of-270 passing (52 percent)... Passed for 244 yards or more in four of his eight starting assignments... Finished the regular season with 764 passing yards in the final three games, the most at K-State over a three-game stretch since #6 1998... Also had consecutive 250-plus yard passing games against Colorado and Texas, marking the first time a K-State quarterback had done so since DEFENSIVE BACK 1998... Averaged 204.1 yards passing in conference games to rank sixth in the 5-9 • 188 • Senior-3L league... Threw for 691 yards on 55-for-77 passing (71.4-percent) during K- State’s late-season three-game winning streak... Twice earned Big 12 Player-of- Miramar, Fla. the-Week accolades after wins at Colorado and vs. Texas... Became the first Pace High School Wildcat since 2001 to earn Big 12 Player-of-the-Week honors in consecutive weeks... Was one of two Big 12 players to earn the league’s weekly top per- Experienced and athletic corner who possesses solid pass coverage skills and formance honor in back-to-back weeks (Oklahoma RB was a nose for the football... Is also a big-time hitter who excels vs. the run... Ex- the other)... Also earned three national player-of-the-week honors after the pected to be in the running for starting duties at corner. win over Texas, including Cingular All-America Player of the Week, the Walter Camp Foundation Offensive Player of the Week and the Master Coaches Sur- 2006: Saw action in 12 games, including five as a starter... Finished fifth on the vey Player of the Week... Was 19-of-31 for 269 yards and a career-high four team in total tackles with 58 (36 solo)... Also had seven tackles for losses, which TD’s (three passing and one rushing) in the win over No. 4 Texas... Had a near- tied for third on the team and lead all defensive backs, including two sacks... perfect outing at Colorado, finishing 22-of-26 for 251 yards and a career-high Snagged two interceptions and had three pass break-ups... Also returned a two touchdowns... His 84.6 percent completion ratio against the Buffaloes was fumble for a touchdown... Collected at least five tackles in 7-of-12 appearances the highest in the Big 12 during 2006 and the second best in K-State history... and had at least two stops in all 11 regular-season games played... His 39 tack- Was 14-of-20 for 161 yards, including his first career touchdown, in a win over les in conference games ranked as the 16th-most in the league among defen- Iowa State... Attempted a K-State freshman-record 47 passes against Nebraska, sive backs... Tallied a career-high nine tackles, with 1.5 for losses against completing 23, for 272 yards... Earned his first career start against Oklahoma Oklahoma State... Credited with seven tackles, one for a loss, and had an in- State and led the Wildcats to a comeback win... Finished the game 10-for-15 terception at Kansas... Also had seven stops vs. Marshall and Baylor... Re- passing for 177 yards and ran for a game-winning 21-yard touchdown with turned an interception 20 yards vs. the Thundering Herd... Came up big in 1:11 to go in the game... Became the first K-State quarterback since 1976 to the win over Texas with six tackles, including a season-high two for losses start as a true freshman... Saw his first career playing time against Florida At- and a sack... Collected five stops and a pass breakup against No. 8 Louisville lantic... Graduated high school early and participated in spring practice. and Missouri... Had four tackles and returned a fumbled kickoff return nine yards for the game-winning touchdown against Illinois State. HIGH SCHOOL: Passed for over 7,000 yards as a prep at Grandview High School... A four-star rated prospect by both Rivals.com and Scout.com... The No. 4 pro- 2005: Started each of the first seven games of the season... Finished the year style rated quarterback in the country by Rivals... Also ranked as the No. 92 with 30 total tackles, including 23 solo stops... Made 3.5 tackles for loss and overall prospect in the nation by Rivals and the top player in the state of Mis- had three pass break-ups... Forced a key fumble vs. Kansas... Snagged first ca- souri... A top 100 Dream Team selection by PrepStar and the magazine’s No. 9 reer interception against Texas A&M... Had five or more total tackles in four quarterback nationally... A 2005 EA Sports participant and one of just games, including a season-high eight at Texas Tech. six quarterbacks selected to play in the prestigious U.S. Army High School All-America game... The No. 6 player in the Midlands region and No. 8 quar- 2004: Saw playing time in all 11 games, primarily on special teams and in nickel terback nationally by SuperPrep... Led Grandview to a 7-4 record, a district and dime packages on defense... Credited with 10 total tackles, with six solo title and a berth in the sectional round of the Missouri state playoffs as a sen- stops... Also recovered a fumble and had a pass break-up... Had a season-high ior... Completed 151-of-286 passes (53 percent) for 2,622 yards and 33 touch- two tackles vs. both Nebraska and Louisiana-Lafayette... Also recovered a downs in 2005... Also rushed for five scores... Earned first team Class 4 all-state fumble vs. the Huskers. honors from the Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association... Se- lected to the Kansas City Star All-Metro team and was the 2005 Tony Simone 2003: Redshirted. Award winner as the top player in the Kansas City metro area... Topped 2,400 yards through the air with 23 touchdowns as a junior... Had 1,946 passing HIGH SCHOOL: First team All-State in Florida as a senior at Pace High School... yards and 24 passing TDs as a sophomore, leading Grandview to a 9-3 record Prepped at the same high school as teammate Vlad Faustin... An All-Dade and a spot in the quarterfinals of the Class 4 playoffs... Set 10 school records County selection for three seasons... Averaged 25 yards on kickoff returns... during his career at Grandview, including career passing yards (7,175), pass- Had five kick returns for touchdowns and four TDs on punt returns during ca- ing touchdowns (78), attempts (809), completions (385), yards passing in a reer... Had a 98-yard kick return and a 75-yard punt return for touchdowns in game (403) and touchdowns in a game (6)... Coached by Jason Godfrey. one game... Finished high school career with 12 interceptions... Coached by Joe Zaccheo... Also lettered two seasons in wrestling and track. PERSONAL: Josh Tyler Freeman was born Jan. 13, 1988... Parents are Ron and Teresa Freeman... Father, Ron, played professionally in the USFL and serves PERSONAL: Born June 13, 1985, in Miami, Fla... Parents are Bruce and Glenda as Grandview High’s defensive coordinator... Major is business administra- Garvin... Father played baseball at Southern University... Uncle, Donald, was tion. an all-conference guard in football at Morehouse College... One of five chil- dren in his family... Enjoys reading and music... Major is social science. FREEMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS Passing G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic GARVIN’S CAREER STATISTICS 2006 11 270 140 15 1780 6 74 51.9 6.6 161.8 103.5 Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL 11 270 140 15 1780 6 74 51.9 6.6 161.8 103.5 2004 11 6 4 10 0.0 0 1 0 1 2005 7 23 7 30 3.5 8 4 1 0 CAREER HIGHS - Attempts: 47, vs. Nebraska (10/14/06); Completions: 23, at Kansas (11/18/06); vs. Ne- 2006 12 36 22 58 7.0 29 5 0 1 braska (10/14/06); Yards: 272, vs. Nebraska (10/14/06; Touchdowns: 3, vs. Texas (11/11/06); Long pass: TOTAL 30 65 33 98 10.5 37 10 1 2 74t, at Colorado (11/4/06). CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 9, vs. Oklahoma State (10/7/06); TFL: 2, vs. Texas (11/11/06); Sacks: 1, two times; Interceptions: 1, three times.

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grab... Also rushed for 30 yards on a successful fake punt attempt against the Huskers... Had a big game at Colorado with a career-best five receptions for 53 yards... Recovered two blocked punts on the year, returning the first one for Greg GASKINS a 21-yard touchdown against Oklahoma State. 2005: Redshirted

JUNIOR COLLEGE: A two-year starter at Independence Community College... #33 Earned second-team All-Jayhawk honors as a sophomore... Ranked sixth in the league in receptions and seventh in receiving yards with 37 catches for LINEBACKER 560 yards and five touchdowns... Led Independence with 19 catches for 341 6-0 • 215 • Senior-2L yards and two scores as a freshman... Also served as the Pirates’ punter.

Manhattan, Kan. HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year letterwinner in football, basketball and baseball at Manhattan High School Andover Central High School.

Local product who will look to crack K-State’s linebacker rotation... Has seen PERSONAL: Daniel Scott Gonzalez was born April 2, 1985... Son of Larry Gonzalez most of his time on special teams during his career. and Betsy Brewer... Has two older brothers, Bryson and Seth, and one younger sister, Brianna... A social science major. 2006: Played in six games, primarily on special teams... Saw action against Florida Atlantic, Iowa State, Colorado, Texas, Kansas and Rutgers... Collected GONZALEZ’S CAREER STATISTICS two assisted tackles on special teams, one each against Florida Atlantic and Receiving G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G Texas. 2006 11 15 199 1 30 1.4 13.3 18.1 TOTAL 11 15 199 1 30 1.4 13.3 18.1 2005: Played in five games but did not record any statistics.

2004: Appeared in nine games, primarily on special teams... Totaled three tack- les, with one solo stop... All three tackles came in the first three games of the season.

2003: Redshirted. Caleb HANDY

HIGH SCHOOL: Started three seasons at Manhattan High School... Ranked as the 14th-best prospect in the state of Kansas by Rivals.com... All-State selection as a junior and senior for the Indians... Received an invitation to play in 2003 #69 Kansas Shrine Bowl all-star game... Two-time All-I-70 League pick... Played both safety and quarterback... High school coach was Butch Albright... Let- OFFENSIVE LINEMAN tered two seasons in basketball and also received recruiting attention. 6-1 • 307 • Junior-2L PERSONAL: Born Jan. 1, 1985, in Columbia, S.C... Parents are Greg and Darlene Conway Springs, Kan. Gaskins... A marketing major. Conway Springs High School GASKIN’S CAREER STATISTICS Experienced offensive lineman who continues to make the most of his oppor- Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR tunities... Expected to again battle for starting duties. 2004 9 1 2 3 0.0 0 0 0 0 2005 5 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2006: Was one of the most improved players on the K-State offense... Started the 2006 6 0 2 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 last eight games of the seaosn at guard... Earned his first start of the year TOTAL 20 1 4 5 0.0 0 0 0 0 against Oklahoma State and started every game after... Appeared in 11-of-13 games overall.

2005: Saw action in all 11 games... Was in the Wildcats’ opening lineup for eight games... Earned his first career start against North Texas... Posted solid grades Daniel GONZALEZ in his first year as a starter. 2004: Redshirted... Earned K-State’s Overachiever Award as the top freshman in strength and conditioning. #83 HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Conway Springs High School... Earned a three-star rating as the No. 5 center in the country from Rivals.com to go with All-Midlands region honors from Prepstar... Named honorable mention 3A WIDE RECEIVER all-state honors from the Topeka Capital-Journal and the Wichita Eagle as a sen- 6-4 • 219 • Senior-1L ior... Twice earned first team All-Central Plains League selection... Selected to play in the 2004 Kansas Shrine Bowl, the Down Under Bowl and the Kame- Augusta, Kan. hameha Pigskin Classic... Helped lead Conway Springs to three Kansas Class Independence Community College 3A State titles, including a perfect 14-0 record in 2003, and 27 consecutive wins to close out his career... Coached by Mark Bliss. Big receiver who possesses good hands and runs solid routes... Coming off a strong showing during 2006 and should figure into K-State’s rotation at wide PERSONAL: Caleb W. Handy was born March 4, 1986, in Wellington, Kan... Son receiver. of Kerry and Vonda Handy... Enjoys hunting and fishing... Major is social sci- ence. 2006: Started four games and appeared in 11 overall... Hauled in 15 receptions for 199 yards and a touchdown to finish the season sixth on the team in recep- tions... Had at least one reception in eight games... Caught his first career pass for a 14-yard touchdown against Florida Atlantic... Hauled in four catches for a career-high 72 yards against Nebraska, including a career-long 30-yard

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and tied the school mark for TDs with 13 on offense as a senior... Played both outside linebacker and safety on defense... Named second team Class 3A all- state by the Texas Sports Writers Association as a receiver... Also honorable Courtney HERNDON mention Class 3A all-state honors from The Associated Press on offense... Earned first team All-East Texas honors from The Longview News-Journal as a receiver... Named the District 13-3A co-MVP and first team all-district... Caught 24 passes for 462 yards and six touchdowns in 2003 as a junior... Also rushed for 379 yards and three TDs as a back-up quarterback... Credited with #20 67 tackles and four interceptions... Earned all-district honors... Coached by ... A three-year state qualifier in the 110-meter hurdles... Class pres- DEFENSIVE BACK ident. 5-11 • 206 • Sophomore-1L PERSONAL: Kevin Hollis was born Oct. 3, 1986, in Dallas, Texas... Son of Curtis Dallas, Texas and Lola Hollis... Has one brother, Curtis Jr... Major is undeclared. Lincoln High School HOLLIS’ CAREER STATISTICS Young, physical defensive back who will push for playing time on the heels Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR of a solid redshirt freshman campaign... Continues to improve and may also 2006 12 3 0 3 0.0 0 0 0 0 figure in on special teams. TOTAL 12 3 0 3 0.0 0 0 0 0

2006: Appeared in seven games of the year before suffering a season-ending in- jury... Made his first career start against Iowa State... Totaled seven tackles... Collected two tackles each against Baylor and Iowa State. 2005: Redshirted. John HOULIK HIGH SCHOOL: Started three years at Lincoln High School... Helped lead the Tigers to a 13-2 record in 2004 and a berth in the Class 4A Division II state title game... Registered 110 tackles, 23 tackles for loss, six sacks, five blocked kicks, three interceptions and a touchdown as a senior... Named first team Class 4A all- #39 state by TexasPrepXtra.com... Received honorable mention all-state honors from The Associated Press... First team all-district 10-4A by the coaches and LINEBACKER all-area by the Dallas Morning News... Collected 94 tackles, nine interceptions 5-11 • 215 • Sophomore-1L and nine pass break-ups as a junior for 10-2 Lincoln... Considered the No. 39 safety in the nation by Rivals and the No. 85 player from Texas... Rated as the Wichita, Kan. No. 32 prospect by the Dallas Morning News... Coached by Reginald Samples. Collegiate High School PERSONAL: Courtney Herndon was born Feb. 3, 1987, in Dallas, Texas... Son of Hard-hitting and fearless young linebacker who quickly climbed the depth Sam and Angelia Herndon... Major is undeclared. chart in 2006... Was one of nine true freshman to see playing time for the Wild- cats last season and figures to once again be in the mix for playing time at HERNDON’S CAREER STATISTICS linebacker this season. Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2006 7 3 4 7 0.0 0 0 0 0 2006: Earned playing time in nine games at linebacker and on special teams... TOTAL 7 3 4 7 0.0 0 0 0 0 Totaled eight tackles, four solo and four assisted... Credited with two tackles against Florida Atlantic, Colorado and Texas... Also had a tackle for loss in the Texas Bowl vs. Rutgers.

HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year letterwinner and three-year starter at Wichita Colle- giate... Played both running back and linebacker for the Spartans... Earned Kevin HOLLIS first team Class 4A all-state honors from both the Wichita Eagle and Topeka Cap- ital-Journal in 2005... Also a three-time All-Mid-Central Activities Association first team selection and two-time All-Metro pick... Selected to play in the 2006 Kansas Shrine Bowl.

#15 PERSONAL: John Houlik was born Feb. 13, 1987, in Wichita, Kan... Parents are Jeff and Charia Houlik... Grandson of Wichita State hall of fame running back DEFENSIVE BACK Anton Houlik... Grandfather, Jack Ging, lettered at Oklahoma... A construction 5-11 • 205 • Sophomore-1L science major... Last name is pronounced “WHO-lick”.

Gilmer, Texas HOULIK’S CAREER STATISTICS Gilmer High School Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2006 9 4 4 8 0.5 0 0 0 0 Talented young safety who will contend for playing time in the secondary... TOTAL 9 4 4 8 0.5 0 0 0 0 Has shown flashes and continues to mature and develop... Also a candidate to contribute on special teams.

2006: Appeared in 12 games on special teams and as a reserve defensive back... Collected three tackles... Saw first career action on special teams against Illi- nois State... Totaled a season-high two tackles against Iowa State... Credited with one stop at Colorado.

2005: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years and started two at Gilmer High School... Played both ways and helped the Buckeyes to the 2004 Texas 3A Division II state title... Hauled in a school-record 82 receptions for just under 1,000 yards

THE POWER OF ONE | 79 PLAYER PROFILES Rob JACKSON James JOHNSON #95 #8 DEFENSIVE END RUNNING BACK 6-4 • 253 • Senior-1L 5-11 • 200 • Senior-1L West Haven, Conn. Port Arthur, Texas Fort Scott Community College Blinn College

One of the Big 12’s top returning pass rushers... Possess great size and plays Natural runner who possesses excellent speed and toughness... Plays bigger with excellent speed and leverage... The Sporting News called Jackson “a late than his size... Has the potential to push for all-league consideration with a big bloomer in 2006 and enters the 2007 season as an All-Big 12 candidate.” season.

2006: Started 12-of-13 games... Earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors 2006: Appeared in 10 games and started each of the final five games of the sea- from the coaches... Tied for seventh on the team in total tackles with 36... son... Finished the year as K-State’s second-leading rusher... Totaled 403 yards Ranked second on the team in both tackles for losses (8.5) and sacks (4.5)... on 98 carries (4.1 avg.) and scored two rushing touchdowns... Also hauled in Also recorded two pass break-ups and one forced fumble... Ranked 20th in 10 receptions for 87 yards and a score... Ranked third on team in all-purpose the Big 12 among defensive linemen with 24 total tackles in league games... yards, averaging 59.5 yards per game... Rushed for 100 yards in consecutive Also ranked eighth in the league with four sacks in conference games... Col- games against Missouri and Iowa State, marking the first time a K-State run- lected a season-high six tackles against Nebraska... Had a big game against ning back had done so since Thomas Clayton in 2005... Returned his first ca- Texas with four tackles, including a pair of sacks... Collected five tackles at reer kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown at Kansas... Caught a career-high three Kansas... Had three tackles, including one for a 13-yard loss, and a pass passes, one for a nifty 36-yard touchdown, against Texas... Made his first ca- breakup at Colorado... Forced a fumble on a sack at Missouri that was re- reer start against Iowa State and ran for 115 yards and a score on 22 carries... turned for a touchdown by Zach Diles... Had four tackles and a sack against Rushed for a career and game-high 127 yards on 20 carries at Missouri... Also Oklahoma State... Finished the Texas Bowl against Rutgers with five stops, in- scored his first career touchdown on a 9-yard run at Mizzou... Had 28 yards cluding 1.5 for losses... Combined with Ian Campbell for a nine-yard sack on eight carries at Kansas... Carried the ball six times for 13 yards against against Marshall. Oklahoma State... Rushed four times for 10 yards against Illinois State in his first action as a Wildcat. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Perhaps the top defensive end in Jayhawk conference during 2004 and 2005... A two-time All-Jayhawk Conference first team defense selec- JUNIOR COLLEGE: Rushed for 2,384 yards and scored 36 touchdowns in two sea- tion at Fort Scott CC.... Played both defensive end and tight end as a sopho- sons at Blinn College... Averaged just under 7.5 yards per carry... Earned first more... Collected 35 tackles (28 solo), including nine for losses (six sacks) in team NJCAA All-America honors as a freshman in 2004 and honorable men- eight games on defense... Hauled in four receptions for 90 yards (22.5 ypc) as tion All-America accolades as a sophomore in 2005... Was also a two-time first a tight end on offense... Totaled 45 tackles (34 solo) in nine games as a fresh- team All-Southwest Junior College Football Conference selection... Ranked man and led the KJCCC in sacks during 2004 with 9.0... Coached by Brian Va- seventh (115.2 ypg) in the NJCAA in rushing as a sophomore and fifth as a ganek. freshman (123.2 ypg)... Helped lead the Buccaneers to a 7-3 record in 2005... To- taled 1,152 yards on 170 carries (6.8 ypc) and 15 touchdowns as a sophomore... HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at West Haven High School, where he was considered Led SWJCFC runner-up Blinn to a 9-2 record and a victory over Jones County the No. 16 overall prospect in New England by SuperPrep... Earned all-area Community College in the 2004 Golden Isles Bowl... Finished freshman season and all-state honors at defensive end in 2003... Totaled 72 tackles, including 12 with 1,232 yards on 153 attempts (8.1 ypc) and led the nation in touchdowns sacks, as a senior... Coached by Tim Nixon. with 21... Led the SWJCFC in scoring in both 2004 and 2005... 2004 conference offensive MVP... Redshirted during the 2003 season... Coached by Brad Fran- PERSONAL: Robert Gene Jackson was born Nov. 3, 1985, in New Haven, Conn.... chione. Parents are Robert Jackson and Sadie Groom... Related to basketball hall of famer Calvin Murphy... A social science major. HIGH SCHOOL: Rated as the No. 30 running back in the nation by Rivals.com and Scout.com (then called TheInsiders.com) coming out of Memorial High JACKSON’S CAREER STATISTICS School... A two-time class 4A honorable mention all-state selection as well as Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR a two-time All-District 20-4A pick... Tapped as the District 20-4A Co-Offensive 2006 13 22 14 36 8.5 48 2 1 0 Player of the Year as a junior in 2001... A member of Max Emfinger’s 2002 TOTAL 13 22 14 36 8.5 48 2 1 0 Texas Super Team... Rushed for 1,176 yards and averaged an eye-popping 9.26 yards per carry with nine touchdowns in just nine games as a senior at Memo- CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 6, vs. Nebraska (10/14/06); TFL: 2, vs. Texas (11/11/06); Sacks: 2, vs. Texas rial... Totaled 1,388 yards and 18 touchdowns as a junior at Port Arthur Jeffer- (11/11/06). son... Coached by Butch Colbert at Memorial.

PERSONAL: James Johnson was born Sept. 6, 1984, in Baton Rouge, La... Son of Carrie Bowie and the late Rick Fleming... Selected K-State over offers from Texas A&M, Houston and Fresno State.

JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICS Rushing G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2006 10 98 403 2 37 4.1 40.3 TOTAL 10 98 403 2 37 4.1 40.3

CAREER-HIGHS - Carries: 22, vs. Iowa State (10/28/06); Yards: 127, at Mizzou (10/21/06); TD: 1, twice.

80 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES Otis JOHNSON Moses MANU #29 #96 DEFENSIVE BACK DEFENSIVE END 5-10 • 171 • Sophomore-1L 6-2 • 260 • Senior-1L Houston, Texas Inglewood, Calif. Eisenhower High School El Camino College

Athletic and versatile defensive back who can play either corner or safety... Tough, hard-nosed defensive end with a motor that never quits... Had a solid Will look to compete for a spot on the depth chart... May also be a contributor junior campaign and could position himself for starting duties... Has played on special teams. just four years of organized football.

2006: Appeared in three games, mostly on special teams... Saw playing time 2006: Appeared in 12 games at defensive end... Collected nine tackles, includ- against Baylor, Oklahoma State and Missouri... Totaled two tackles, with ing 3.5 for losses, with one sack, one fumble recovery and one forced fumble... both coming on special teams at Baylor. Over 30 percent of his tackles came in the opponent’s backfield... Got off to a slow start after battling mono during training camp... Saw his first career ac- HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter in the defensive backfield at Eisenhower High tion in game No. 2 vs. Florida Atlantic... Had three tackles, one for a loss, School... Started at free safety as a sophomore and junior before moving to against the Owls... Collected tackles for losses against Florida Atlantic, Baylor, cornerback as a senior... Earned second team All-District 18-5A honors in Oklahoma State and Missouri... Lone sack on the year came at Baylor. 2005... Totaled 52 tackles, including 37 unassisted stops, with five pass break- ups during his prep career... Coached by Derrell Phipps... Also ran track at JUNIOR COLLEGE: A first team All-California Region IV selection as well as a unan- Eisenhower and was a member of the school’s nationally-ranked 4X100 relay imous first team All-Mission Football Conference pick as a sophomore at El team... Clocked a 4.41 in the 40. Camino College... Collected 50 tackles (40 solo) during the 2005 regular sea- son, helping El Camino to a 10-0 record and a berth in the state playoffs... Fin- PERSONAL: Otis Eugene Johnson was born Sept. 27, 1987, in Houston, Texas... ished the regular season with 19 tackles for loss, including 9.5 sacks... TFL Son of Otis E. Johnson and Pamela Stewart... Cousin, Gerald Green, plays for total ranked second in the Mission Conference, while sack total was good for the NBA’s Boston Celtics... Majoring in business. third in the league... Played five games at tight end as a freshman before switching to defensive end... Totaled 13 tackles, seven sacks and one forced fumble during 2004... Played for 2005 Region IV Coach of the Year John Feath- erstone.

HIGH SCHOOL: Had 22 catches for 300 yards and three touchdowns as a senior Zach KENDALL tight end at Morningside High School... Helped the Monarchs to a 12-2 record... Coached by Mike McCarthy... Also played basketball and volleyball... Named team MVP and All-Pioneer League in volleyball.

PERSONAL: Moses Manu was born Oct. 24, 1985, in Tonga... Parents are John and #59 Letisia Manu... Lived in New Zealand from age 2-12 before his family moved to Australia... Came to the United States at age 16... An outstanding rugby DEFENSIVE TACKLE player as a youth... Played just one season of organized football before joining 6-3 • 285 • Freshman-RS the squad at El Camino College... An honor roll student in high school... A so- cial science major. Peculiar, Mo. Harrisonville High School MANU’S CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Physically gifted player with excellent work habits... Missed all of 2006 after 2006 12 5 4 9 3.5 11 0 1 1 suffering a season-ending injury during training camp... Has the potential to TOTAL 12 5 4 9 3.5 11 0 1 1 push for playing time this fall... Can also play the offensive line. CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 3, vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06); TFL: 1.0, three times; Sacks: 1.0, at Baylor 2006: Redshirted. (9/30/06).

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped lead Harrisonville High School to three straight Class 3 state title game appearances, including state championships in both 2003 and 2005... Overall, Harrisonville posted a combined 39-3 record during his soph- omore, junior and senior seasons... Selected as the 2005 Missouri Class 3 De- fensive Player of the Year by the Missouri Football Coaches Association... Also a Class 3 all-state first teamer as a senior by the Kansas City Star and the Mis- souri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association... Collected 74 tackles, in- cluding nine sacks and two fumble recoveries en route to all-state accolades as a junior... Had 46 stops with seven sacks as a sophomore... Coached by Fred Bouchard... Also lettered in basketball and track & field as a prep.

PERSONAL: Zach Kendall was born April 25, 1988... Son of Curtis and Sandra Kendall... Has a sister, Brooke... Participated in a show choir in high school... An education major.

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2006: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: A two-way player during his career at Randallstown High School... Jeron MASTRUD Recorded 77 pancake blocks and was a dominant offensive lineman as a sen- ior... Also collected 78 total tackles as a defensive lineman in 2005... Named to the Baltimore Sun 2005 All-Baltimore County first team offense... Also a second team All-Baltimore Metro pick by the Sun... Earned all-division honors as a #85 junior offensive lineman. PERSONAL: Kenneth Arthur Mayfield was born Nov. 22, 1988, in Baltimore, Md... TIGHT END Parents are Kenneth and Gail Mayfield... Father is a doctor, while mother is a 6-6 • 250 • Sophomore-1L teacher... Aunt, by marriage, is Lisa Leslie... Major is undeclared. Beaverton, Ore. Southridge High School

Rangy, versatile and athletic tight end with solid blocking skills... Saw signif- icant playing time as a true freshman... Considered to be one of the Big 12’s up-and-coming tight ends... Expected to figure prominently once again in John MCCARDLE Kansas State’s offense.

2006: Saw action in 12 games with eight starts as one of the top true freshmen tight ends in the nation... One of nine true freshmen to play and one of four #28 to start a game during 2006 for the Wildcats... Finished fifth on the team with 17 receptions for 235 yards... Caught at least one pass in nine games, including RUNNING BACK multiple grabs in four games... Chalked up two receptions of 20-plus yards... 5-8• 190 • Junior-2L Best game of the year came at Kansas, where he had five catches for 103 yards, both career-highs... His career-long 66-yard reception at Kansas on the first Omaha, Neb. offensive play of the game was the fourth-longest play from scrimmage dur- Millard North High School ing the season for K-State and the third-longest pass completion... Had two catches for 37 yards in the win over No. 4 Texas, including an acrobatic 20- Versatile player who has contributed at running back, fullback, safety and on yard grab at the 1-yard line that set up a touchdown... Snagged three balls for special teams throughout his career... A special teams dynamo who is gives the 31 yards against Iowa State and had two catches for 25 yards vs. Louisville. Wildcats quality depth in the offensive backfield.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played quarterback, tight end and defensive end during his career 2006: Played in all 13 games, mainly as a reserving running back and on special at Southridge High School... Helped lead his team to a 9-2 record, the pro- teams... Earned first team Academic All-Big 12 honors... Had a huge blocked gram’s first-ever Metro League championship and a berth in the second round punt against Texas that led to a touchdown... Totaled eight tackles, four solo of the Oregon 4A playoffs in 2005... Named third-team all-state at defensive and four assisted, this season on special teams... Caught his first career touch- end by the Portland Oregonian... Also earned first team All-Portland Metro down pass (2 yards) against Iowa State... Also had a six-yard catch vs. Okla- League honors as a defensive end and second team all-league accolades at homa State... Rushed for 25 yards on five carries, including a 12-yard run tight end... Completed 49-of-82 attempts for 731 yards and 10 touchdowns against Florida Atlantic. during his senior season as a part-time quarterback... Quarterbacked the Sky- hawks to a 6-3 record as a junior... Coached by Brad Mastrud. 2005: Saw action in all 11 games... Earned Academic All-Big 12 first team hon- ors... Totaled eight tackles on special teams and as a reserve DB. PERSONAL: Jeron Scott Mastrud was born Dec. 17, 1987... Parents are Brad and Dede Mastrud…Father is the head football coach at Southridge High School... 2004: Redshirted. Majoring in business administration. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Millard North High School, where he was a MASTRUD’S CAREER STATISTICS teammate of fellow Wildcat Brad Rooker... Played quarterback as a prep... Receiving G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G Earned first team all-state honors from both the Lincoln Journal Star and Omaha 2006 12 17 235 0 66 1.4 13.8 19.6 World Herald as a junior and senior... Also an all-metro and all-district selec- TOTAL 12 17 235 0 66 1.4 13.8 19.6 tion... Tapped as an academic all-state performer by the Omaha World Herald... Rushed for a Nebraska Class A state record 2,300 yards in 2002... Coached by CAREER HIGHS - Catches: 5, at KU (11/18/06); Yards: 103, at KU (11/18/06); Long: 66, at KU (11/18/06). Fred Petito... Also lettered three years in track and field, running in the 100- and 200-meter sprints.

PERSONAL: John Paul McCardle was born Dec. 7, 1984, in Omaha, Neb... Son of Paul and Pam McCardle... Major is finance. Kenneth MAYFIELD MCCARDLE’S CAREER STATISTICS Rushing G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2006 10 98 403 2 37 4.1 40.3 #67 TOTAL 10 98 403 2 37 4.1 40.3 CAREER HIGHS - Carries: 4, vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06); Long: 12, vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06); Yards: 17, OFFENSIVE LINEMAN vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06). 6-4• 311 • Freshman-RS Randallstown, Md. Randallstown High School

Big, powerful offensive lineman who will look to get in the mix on K-State’s offensive line... Possesses solid speed, agility and versatility... Continues to upgrade his conditioning and technique.

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(six solo) at Texas Tech... Also had five solos vs. Colorado... Collected two of his three picks at Marshall, including one on the Herd’s final play of the game Davyon MCGHEE at K-State’s 12-yard line to preserve a win. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played only the 2004 season at Garden City Community College, starting 10 games... Redshirted in 2003... Accounted for 56 total tackles as a redshirt freshman... Had five interceptions to rank sixth in NJCAA Region VI... Honorable mention All-Jayhawk Conference pick... Coached by Robert #44 Larson.

LINEBACKER HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four seasons and started three at Seminole High School... 5-10• 225 • Freshman-RS All-Southeast Region pick by PrepStar magazine... First team 6A all-state se- lection at DB... Also earned first team All-Seminole County and all-conference Houston, Texas honors... Had 79 tackles with five interceptions and a pair of touchdowns as Langham Creek High School a senior... Credited with 57 tackles and six interceptions and five touchdowns as a junior... High school coach was Jim Bernhard. Athletic linebacker who possesses excellent power and speed... Will look to break into K-State’s linebacker rotation after a solid spring. PERSONAL: Justin McKinney was born Nov. 23, 1983, in Tampa, Fla... Parents are Michael and Darlene McKinney... Has four brothers... Uncle, Greg Jefferson, 2006: Redshirted. was a DE for the Philadelphia Eagles... Originally signed with Kansas State out of high school... A social science major. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 first team All-District 17-5A selection and a second team Class 5A Region III pick as a senior at Langham Creek High School... Also a MCKINNEY’S CAREER STATISTICS unanimous second team All-Greater Houston selection after recording 130 Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR tackles (95 solo), 17 tackles for loss, including 11 sacks... Moved from running 2005 11 24 5 29 2.0 7 9 2 1 back to linebacker prior to his senior season... Was tapped as a Texas Fab 50 2006 13 36 18 54 4.0 9 8 2 2 and an honorable mention all-league running back as a junior... Rushed for TOTAL 24 60 23 83 6.0 16 17 4 3 620 yards and seven touchdowns despite seeing his playing time hampered by injuries during 2004... Also saw spot-duty at linebacker for the Lobos on de- CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 9 vs. Illinois State (9/2/06); Solos: 8 vs. Illinois State (9/2/06); TFL: 1, four times; fense as a junior... Coached by Paul Woodfin. Interceptions: 2 at Marshall (9/10/05). PERSONAL: Davyon K'Na McGhee was born Dec. 7, 1987, in Houston, Texas... Son of former Colorado All-American linebacker and New York Giant, Kanavis McGhee... Major is undeclared. Derek MEYER Justin MCKINNEY #71 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN #22 6-6• 310 • Sophomore-1L Campbell, Neb. DEFENSIVE BACK 5-9• 191 • Senior-2L Silver Lake High School Sanford, Fla. Talented young offensive line prospect who made a serious push for playing time before being limited by an injury last season... Continues to refine his Garden City Community College technique and build strength... Expeced to battle for a spot on the offensive depth chart. One of the hardest-hitting corners in the Big 12... Possesses excellent speed to 2006: Appeared in the first five games of the season as a reserve offensive tackle go with solid skills in pass coverage and vs. the run... Could earn All-Big 12 before being sidelined for the balance of the season with an injury. consideration with another strong season... Also excels in the return game. 2005: Redshirted. 2006: Started 12-of-13 games at cornerback, with his only miss coming vs. Florida Atlantic after he returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown... HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter who played both ways as a prep at Silver Lake Ranked sixth on the team with 54 total tackles and fourth on the squad with High School... Was a three-time all-district and all-state selection... Two-time 39 unassisted stops... Collected at least one tackle in 12-of-13 games and had All-Tribland honoree... Had 19 catches for 325 yards as a tight end... Coached two or more stops 11 times... Led the Wildcats in pass break-ups with eight by Charlie Shoemaker. and tied for the team lead in forced fumbles with two... Also recovered a pair of fumbles... Had a team-high 12 kickoff returns for a 24.7-yard average with PERSONAL: one touchdown... Became the first K-State player in 70 years to return a game's Derek Dale Meyer was born May 3, 1987, in Hastings, Neb... Parents opening kickoff for a touchdown with his 88-yarder against FAU... Registered are Mitzi and Dana Meyer... An agricultural business major. a career-high nine tackles and had two break-ups in the opener vs. Illinois State... Credited with eight tackles and forced a fumble at Kansas... Had a big game in the Texas Bowl vs. Rutgers with seven stops and a tackle for loss... Also had seven tackles at Baylor... Registered six tackles and a pass break-up against both Nebraska and Missouri... Had two break-ups against Iowa State.

2005: Played in all 11 games, with three starts... Saw extensive playing time in nickel and dime coverage packages... Finished the season with 29 tackles, in- cluding 24 solo stops... Recorded two TFLs... Far and away led the team in passes defended with nine, including a team-best three interceptions... Forced two fumbles and had a recovery... Credited with a season-high seven tackles

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can make plays in the opponent’s backfield... Gained valuable experience last season and is a candidate for All-Big 12 honors in 2007. Antwon MOORE 2006: Played in all 13 games with starts in each of the last five games of the season... Earned freshman All-Big 12 and honorable mention All-America accolades from The Sporting News... Finished 10th on the team with 35 total tackles, including 2.5 tackles for losses... Also had an interception and tied for second on the squad in pass break-ups with five... Made career start vs. #43 Iowa State... Had a huge game in the Texas Bowl vs. Rutgers with a season- high seven tackles (six solo) and two break-ups in the end zone... Collected LINEBACKER five stops and his first career interception at Kansas... Credited with four 5-10• 210 •Junior-1L tackles at Colorado... Made four stops at Missouri and had a solid game at Baylor, finishing with two tackles and a pass break-up... Had a break-out Ponca City, Okla game vs. Florida Atlantic with six tackles, including two for losses. NE Oklahoma A&Ml HIGH SCHOOL: Anchored a talented Ely defense as a junior and senior... Named Made a smooth transition from junior college safety to Division I-A outside first team all Broward County by the Miami Herald as a senior... Helped Ely linebacker last season... Expected to make a run at even more playing time to an 8-3 record and a berth in the quarterfinals of the state 6A playoffs... in 2007... Is quick enough to run with most receivers and running backs and Also earned all-area honors as a junior and was named team most valuable strong enough to defend the run and rush the passer. player in 2004... Collected 60 tackles and 10 interceptions as a junior, the sec- ond most in Broward County... Helped Ely to a berth in the 2004 semifinals 2006: Played in all 13 games and evolved into a third-down specialist... Fin- of the 6A state playoffs... Coached by coach Greg McGirt. ished with 26 tackles... Totaled 4.5 tackles for losses, including two sacks... Also forced two fumbles, recovered a third and blocked a punt... Had a big PERSONAL: Joshua J. Moore was born Aug. 20, 1988, in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla... game against Iowa State with a season-high eight tackles and a forced fum- Parents are Jeff and Clarletha Moore... Selected K-State over offers from ble... Collected four tackles, one for a loss, and forced and recovered a fum- Florida State, Akron and Louisiana-Lafayette... Also received recruiting in- ble at Kansas... Blocked his first career punt against Marshall that led to an terest from Florida and Miami (FL). early touchdown... Had two tackles, including a sack, against Florida At- lantic... Also had two stops against Louisville and two tackles, including A. MOORE’S CAREER STATISTICS one for a loss, in the Texas Bowl vs. Rutgers. Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2006 13 17 9 26 4.5 9 0 2 1 JUNIOR COLLEGE: Earned honorable mention All-Southwest Junior College Foot- TOTAL 13 17 9 26 4.5 9 0 2 1 ball Conference honors as a redshirt freshman in 2005... Helped lead the Golden Norseman to a 9-3 record... Named NEO’s MVP in victory over Mis- CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 7 vs. Rutgers (12/28/06); Solos: 6 Rutgers (12/28/06); TFL: 2.0 vs. Florida Atlantic sissippi Gulf Coast in the Dalton Defenders Bowl... Ranked 13th in the (9/9/06); Interceptions: 1 at Kansas (11/18/06). SWJCFC in tackles with 86... Also had three interceptions and led the con- ference in kickoff returns, averaging 38.3 yards on 13 returns, including an 80-yard touchdown... Redshirted during the 2004 season... Coached by Rob Green.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2003 first team all-district pick and an honorable mention all- state selection by the Daily Oklahoman as a senior at Ponca City High Alphonso MORAN School... Was also a standout on the hardwood and the track as a prep... Named to the league’s all-freshman team in basketball. PERSONAL: Antwon Moore was born July 12, 1985 ... Son of Danny and Scherry #50 Moore... Social science major. DEFENSIVE TACKLE A. MOORE’S CAREER STATISTICS 6-0• 296 • Junior-2L Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2006 13 17 9 26 4.5 9 0 2 1 Delray Beach, Fla. TOTAL 13 17 9 26 4.5 9 0 2 1 Boca Raton High School

CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 8 vs. Iowa State (10/28/06); Solos: 6 vs. Iowa State (10/28/06); Sacks: 1, two times; Experienced player who is expected to figure prominently in K-State’s rotation TFL: 1.5 vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06). at defensive tackle... Possesses good instincts and quickness for his size... A proven run-stuffer who continues to develop as a pass rusher.

2006: Appeared in 12 games with four starts... Collected 18 total tackles, four for losses, and one sack... Registered tackles in eight games with multiple stops in five... Had a big game against Nebraska with four tackles, including three Joshua MOORE for losses... Totaled three tackles in the win over Oklahoma State... Credited with three stops, including a sack and two TFLs, at Baylor... Made one stop in each of the first three games of the year.

2005: Made seven starts and appeared in all 11 games... Earned honorable men- #4 tion freshman All-American and first team freshman All-Big 12 honors from The Sporting News... Finished the year with 21 tackles, including 2.5 behind DEFENSIVE BACK the line of scrimmage... Had his most productive outing of the season vs. 5-11• 187 • Sophomore-1L Kansas with five tackles.

Pompano Beach, Fla. 2004: Redshirted. Blanche Ely High School HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Boca Raton High School... Ranked 65th in nation One of the top young cornerbacks in the country... Was a big contributor as among defensive tackle prospects by Rivals.com... Two-time All-State player... a true freshman... Possesses blazing speed and proved to be K-State’s top Named to the Super Eleven by Sun-Sentinel newspaper... Member of Palm cover corner down the stretch in 2006... Is also tough against the run and

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Beach Post Perfect 10 list... Selected to start in Florida Outback Bowl all-star 2004: Did not see any playing time as a member of the secondary. game... Named all-conference three straight seasons... Coached by Brian Dodds... Also coached by former Wildcat defensive tackle Andrae Rowe. 2003: Redshirted.

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 5, 1985, in Delray Beach, Fla... Parents are Alphonso Moran HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years, lettering three, at nearby Riley County High and Gwyn Jackson... A social science major... Nickname is Junior... Originally School... Started at both quarterback and defensive back... Connected on 62 enrolled at K-State as a greyshirt during the fall of 2003. percent of his passes for 1,029 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior... Also rushed for 1,572 yards, averaged 9.8 yards per carry and scored 25 touch- MORAN’S CAREER STATISTICS downs... Named first team 3A All-State at quarterback by the Topeka Capital- Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Journal... Was a second team all-state selection for all divisions at both 2005 11 9 12 21 2.5 8 0 0 1 quarterback and defensive back... Named Flint Hills Player of the Year by the 2006 12 9 9 18 4.0 15 0 0 0 Manhattan Mercury... A two-time All-Mid-East League first teamer... Played in TOTAL 23 18 21 39 6.5 23 0 0 1 the 2003 Kansas Shrine Bowl... Passed for 1,045 yards and rushed for 730 yards and 16 touchdowns as a junior... Also lettered and started in basketball and CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 5 vs. Kansas (10/8/05); Solos: 3 vs. Florida International (9/3/05); TFL: 2, two times; track... Averaged 17.2 points on 58-percent shooting as a senior... Set school ca- Sacks: 1, three times. reer records for blocks (161), steals (225) and assists (325)... Named first team all-state for all divisions by the Topeka-Capital Journal... Was the Mercury’s Flint Hills Player of the Year... Won 3A track titles in the 100, 200, 400 and long jump at the 2003 state meet... Set division records in the 100 (10.63) and 200 (21.64).

PERSONAL: Born May 31, 1985, in Manhattan, Kan... Parents are Alan and Kim Nelson... Married the former Emily Rothlisberger this past summer... Majoring Jordy NELSON in secondary education... Career goals include teaching and coaching.

NELSON’S CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G #27 2005 11 45 669 8 80 4.1 14.9 60.8 2006 13 39 547 1 74 3.0 14.0 42.1 WIDE RECEIVER TOTAL 24 84 1216 9 80 3.5 14.5 50.7 6-3• 217 • Senior-2L CAREER HIGHS - Catches: 8, at Kansas (11/18/06); Yards: 117, at Colorado (11/4/06); TD: 1, nine times; Riley, Kan. Long: 80t, at Texas Tech (10/15/05). Riley County High School

One of the Big 12’s top returning receivers and one of the most imposing wide outs in the country... Is the complete package, combining outstanding size, blazing speed and excellent hands... Is a threat to score whenever he touches the ball... A candidate for both the Biletnikoff Award and All-Big 12 honors... Has already topped 1,200 career yards in just two seasons as a wide receiver. Rashaad NORWOOD

2006: Appeared in all 13 games, starting nine, despite struggling with injuries all season long... Still managed to lead the Wildcats in both receptions and re- ceiving yards for the second straight year... Hauled in 39 catches for 547 yards #89 and a touchdown... Averaging 14.0 yards per reception... Hauled in four or more receptions in seven games... Also completed a 28-yard pass against TIGHT END Texas... Had a career-best eight catches at Kansas for 64 yards... Came up big 6-3• 234 • Senior-2L in the Texas Bowl vs. Rutgers with four receptions for 81 yards, including catches of 33 and 31 yards... Totaled three catches, including a crucial third Kansas City, Kan. down reception that closed out the Texas win, for 15 yards... Also recoverd a late-game on-side kick attempt by the Longhorns... Caught his first touch- Schlagle High School down pass of the season at Colorado, a 74-yarder during which he broke sev- Experienced performer with good size and speed... Proven threat in the pass- eral tackles... Finished the Colorado game with a career-high 117 yards ing game... Continues to work on and improve blocking technique... Has receiving on five catches... Snagged five passes for 71 yards against Marshall. thrived in K-State’s new passing attack and is poised for a break-out campaign in 2007. 2005: Started all 11 games... Earned second team All-Big 12 honors from the Kansas City Star... Picked up honorable mention All-Big 12 accolades from the 2006: Played in 12-of-13 games, making 10 starts... Finished second on the team coaches and The Associated Press... Selected as K-State’s most improved offen- in receptions with 36 for 358 yards... Had at least one reception in 12 games, sive player... Led the Wildcats in both receptions (45), receiving yards (669) including seven games with three or more catches... Led the team in receptions and receiving touchdowns (8)... Also paced K-State in scoring with 54 points four times... Averaged 9.9 yards per grab... Needed just five games to surpass (9 TDs)... Ranked tied for third in the Big 12 in touchdown catches (8), seventh his reception total for all of 2005... Caught five passes for a season-high 53 in receiving yards per game (60.8) and 11th in receptions per game (4.1), de- yards in the season-opener against Illinois State... Also had 53 yards receiving spite playing in an offense that attempted the league’s fewest passes (318)... on three catches against Texas... Snagged four balls for 48 yards against Ne- His 45 receptions were the second most ever by a Wildcat sophomore, while braska... Caught a career-high seven passes for 27 yards at Baylor... Totaled his eight receiving touchdowns rank seventh on K-State’s all-time single-sea- two receptions for 20 yards in the Texas Bowl against Rutgers. son chart... Became the only K-State receiver in school history to catch a TD pass in each of the first seven games of a season... Was also the only Wildcat 2005: Appeared in all 11 games, starting eight... Worked as K-State’s primary to have at least one catch in every game... Had 10 receptions of 20 yards or tight end... Ranked fifth on the team in both receptions (13) and receiving more, with four of 40 yards or longer... Totaled a season-high 107 yards on just yards (160)... Had at least one catch in seven of the final eight games of the sea- three catches, including a 73-yard touchdown grab, at Oklahoma... Caught son... Hauled in lone touchdown grab on a spectacular catch in the corner of three passes for 98 yards, including a season-long 80-yard TD, at Texas Tech... the end zone at Oklahoma... Also tallied a two-point conversion vs. the Soon- Recorded a season-best seven receptions for 78 yards, including a 10-yard TD ers... Recorded a season-high three receptions against both Colorado and at grab, vs. Missouri... Was also a steady player on special teams, recording a Iowa State... Totaled a season-best 59 receiving yards vs. the Cyclones. pair of solo tackles and recovering a blocked punt in the end zone vs. Texas A&M... Hauled in first career TD (seven yards) in first-ever start vs. FIU.

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2004: Played in all 11 games... Made first career start in a two-tight end forma- tion against Iowa State... Hauled in first career reception against Kansas on a 7-yard grab. Leon PATTON 2003: Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Started and lettered three seasons at Schlagle High School... Ranked second among Kansas prospects by Rivals.com... Also ranked 19th nationally among tight ends and 60th in Rivals’ Midlands Top 100... SuperPrep #9 All-American... Ranked 18th among Midlands prospects by SuperPrep... RUNNING BACK Ranked third nationally among “Jumbo Athletes” by SuperPrep... An all-state, All-Kansas City Metro and all-league selection as a senior... Had 24 catches 5-7• 187 • Sophomore-1L for 450 yards and four TDs... High school coach was Steve Szczygiel... Also let- tered three seasons in basketball. Dallas, Texas W.T. White High School PERSONAL: Born Nov. 7, 1984, in Kansas City, Kan... Mother is Darla Norwood.... Uncle, Lyron Cobbins, was a team captain at Notre Dame... A sociology major. Lightning-quick running back who plays much bigger than his size... Big-time play-maker who is a threat to go the distance at any moment... Possesses ex- NORWOOD’S CAREER STATISTICS cellent vision and instincts... Is also an outstanding kickoff returner... Was one Receiving G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G of the top true freshman runners in the country last season... An all-conference 2004 11 1 7 0 7 0.1 7.0 0.6 candidate. 2005 11 13 160 1 34 1.2 12.3 14.5 2006: 2006 12 36 358 0 28 3.0 9.9 29.8 Saw action in 12 games with three starts... Earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors from the coaches as a punt/kick returner... Received fresh- TOTAL 34 50 525 1 34 1.5 10.5 15.4 man All-Big 12 and honorable mention All-America accolades at running back from The Sporting News... K-State’s leading rusher with 609 yards on 108 car- CAREER HIGHS - Catches: 7, at Baylor (9/30/06); Yards: 59, at Iowa State (11/5/05); TD: 1, at Oklahoma ries (5.6 avg.)... Set the K-State freshman record for rushing yards in a season (10/1/05); Long: 34, at Iowa State (11/5/05). and a game... Led the Wildcats in rushing touchdowns with six and tied for second on the team in scoring with 42 points... Also tossed a touchdown pass on his only attempt of the season and return a kickoff for a score... Ended the year ranked seventh in the Big 12 in all-purpose yardage (88.0 ypg)... Ranked fourth in the league in all-purpose yards during conference play (114.9 ypg), ninth in rushing (68.1 ypg) and fifth in scoring (7 TDs)... Scored a touchdown Jared PARKER in each of the last five games of the regular season... Ripped off seven runs of 20 yards or more during the season, five of which went for 30-plus yards... Ran for 102 yards and a score at Kansas, giving him three 100-yard games this season... Just missed a fourth 100-yard game with 96 yards and a touchdown #18 at Colorado... Ran for a score and also threw his first career touchdown pass in win over No. 4 Texas... Rushed for 112 yards and totaled 274 all-purpose PLACE-KICKER yards at Missouri... His 274 all-purpose yards against the Tigers ranks 10th all-time in school history... Rushed for 151 yards on 21 carries in his first career 5-11• 198 • Junior-1L start against Oklahoma State, the most ever by a true freshman... Also re- turned a kickoff 95 yards for a score vs. the Cowboys and totaled 301 all-pur- Ankeny, Iowa pose yards, the most ever by a K-State freshman, en route to Big 12 Special Ankeny High School Teams Player of the Week honors... His 301 yards against OSU were also the most in the Big 12 this season and the fifth most in school history... Rushed for An outstanding kickoff man who will look to add placements in 2007. 22 yards on seven carries in his first career game vs. Illinois State... Became the first true freshman running back to play for the Wildcats since Darren Sproles 2006: Handled K-State’s kickoff duties in nine games... Kicked off 32 times for in 2001... Also has 10 catches for 125 yards out of the backfield. 1,812 yards (56.6 avg.) with 10 touchbacks... The only kicker in the Big 12 to pull off two on-side kicks, including recovering his own try against Colorado. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 District 9-5A first team selection... Rushed for 1,309 yards on 169 carries (7.7 ypc) and scored 11 touchdowns as a senior... Rushing total 2005: Appeared in one game... Averaged 63.5 yards on two kickoffs vs. North ranked 11th in all of class 5A... Also had 20 catches for 359 yards and three Texas, with a touchback... Also recorded a tackle vs. UNT. scores... Earned second team all-district honors as a junior... Totaled 738 yards and eight touchdowns on 70 attempts (10.5 ypc) in 2004... Coached by Mike 2004: Redshirted. Zoffuto... Also lettered in basketball and track as a prep.

HIGH SCHOOL: A two-year starter at Ankeny High School... Rated as the No. 11 PERSONAL: Leon DeMarcus Patton was born Feb. 8, 1988, in Dallas, Texas... Par- place-kicker in the country by Rivals.com... A second-team Class 4A all-state ents are Vincent Nelson and Teresa Patton... Has a younger brother and sister... selection by the Des Moines Register... Earned first team all-conference acco- Cousin, Jason Smith, is a tight end at Baylor... Plans to major in engineering... lades as both a junior and senior... Connected on 7-of-9 field goals, with a long Enjoys drawing and design... Selected K-State over offers from Baylor, Col- of 49 yards, and 39-of-40 PATs during the 2003 regular season... Helped orado State and Kansas. Ankeny to an 11-1 overall record and a berth in the Class 4A state semifinals... Was good on seven attempts, including a 54 yarder, and 32-of-33 PATs as a PATTON’S CAREER STATISTICS junior... Coached by Jerry Pizzetti. Rushing G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2006 12 108 609 6 44 5.6 50.8 PERSONAL: Jared Blake Parker was born June 3, 1986, in Des Moines, Iowa... Son TOTAL 12 108 609 6 44 5.6 50.8 of Randy and Chris Parker... Major is kinesiology... Plans on pursuing a career in physical therapy or orthopaedic medicine. CAREER HIGHS - Rushes: 21 vs. Oklahoma State (10/7/06); Yards: 151, vs. Oklahoma State (10/7/06); TD: 1, six times; Long: 44t, at Kansas (11/18/06).

86 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES Marcus PERRY Terry PETRIE #37 #26 LINEBACKER RUNNING BACK 6-2• 223 • Senior-3L 5-8• 185 • Senior-1L Leawood, Kan. Norton, Kan. Rockhurst High School Butler County Community College

A tough and fearless hitter who always has his motor going... Has excelled Versatile walk-on who made solid contributions at running back and on spe- on special teams throughout his career and figures to again push for a spot on cial teams last season... Provides the Cats with quality depth at running back. K-State’s depth chart... Former walk-on who played his way into a scholar- ship... Heady player who is a two-time Academic All-Big 12 selection. 2006: Earned playing time in four games... Rushed for 54 yards on eight carries for a 6.8 average... Sprinted for a 32-yard touchdown run against FAU on his 2006: Appeared in all 13 games, including two starts... Totaled 21 tackles, with only carry of the game... Ran for 22 yards on five carries against Marshall. two for losses... Also forced a fumble... Earned his first career start against Florida Atlantic... Was also in K-State’s opening lineup for the Marshall game... 2005: Played in six games, primarily on special teams... Collected four total Hit season-highs in tackles vs. FAU and Louisville with four in each game... tackles, with two solo stops... Had a season-high two tackles vs. North Texas. Had two tackles and a forced fumble against Illinois State... Also had two stops against Baylor, Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Kansas and Rutgers. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played at Butler County Community College... Redshirted as a sophomore... Gained 670 yards on 76 attempts as a freshman in 2003... Aver- 2005: Earned Academic All-Big 12 second team honors... Played in nine games, aged 8.8 ypc and scored 11 TDs... Helped Butler win the 2003 NJCAA National mostly on special teams... Credited with four total tackles on the season... Re- Championship and post a 12-0 record... Coached by Troy Morrell. turned a blocked punt 32 yards for a touchdown in the season finale vs. Mis- souri. HIGH SCHOOL: Rushed for 3,470 yards and 57 touchdowns as a prep at Norton High School, including 1,824 on 213 carries and 28 as a senior... Led the Blue- 2004: An Academic All-Big 12 first teamer... Appeared in nine games as a re- jays to an 11-1 record in 2002 and was named first team class 3A all-state by serve linebacker and on special teams... Collected four total tackles, including the Topeka Capital-Journal, Wichita Eagle and the Kansas Coaches Association... three solo stops... Was K-State’s co-Purple Pride Award winner as the walk-on Also received all-area honors from the Salina Journal and was a unanimous displaying quality play, leadership and work ethic. first team all-league choice... The 2002 Gatorade 3A player of the year and All- Midlands selection by Prepstar... Coached by Bruce Graber. 2003: Redshirted. PERSONAL: Terry Leon Petrie, Jr. was born Nov. 29, 1984, in Topeka, Kan... Parents HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years and started one year at Rockhurst High are Terry Petrie, Sr. and Johnella Holmes... Related to former Wildcat All- School... Played for former Wildcat Tony Severino... Honorable mention quar- American Veryl Switzer... Major is social science. terback by MetroSports... Won the “Bukaty Award” voted on by coaches and teammates... Helped the Hawklets win two state championships... Team went PETRIE’S CAREER STATISTICS undefeated his senior year... Lettered one year in basketball and two in track. Rushing G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2005 6 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 PERSONAL: Marcus Alan Perry was born on Nov. 9, 1984, in Kansas City, Mo... 2006 4 8 54 1 32 6.8 13.5 Parents are Stacey and Denise Perry... Involved in National Honor Society... TOTAL 10 8 54 1 32 6.8 5.4 Enjoys playing paintball and rock climbing... An agricultural engineering major. CAREER HIGHS - Rushes: 5 vs. Marshall (9/16/06); Yards: 32 vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06); TD: 1 vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06); Long: 32 vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06). PERRY’S CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2004 9 3 1 4 0.0 0 0 0 0 2005 9 0 4 4 0.0 0 0 0 0 2006 13 12 9 21 2.0 3 0 1 0 TOTAL 31 15 14 29 2.0 3 0 1 0 Michael POOSCHKE CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 4, two times, last vs. Louisville (9/23/06); Solos: 3 vs. Louisville (9/23/06); TFL: 1, two times; Sacks: none; Interceptions: none. #82 TIGHT END 6-2• 240 • Senior-1L Lawton, Okla. NE Oklahoma A&M

Excellent pass-catching tight end who possesses good hands... Expected to be in the mix for plenty of playing time in 2007.

2006: Saw action in 10-of-13 games, including starts against Oklahoma State and Texas... Hauled in six catches for 24 yards... Caught his first pass as a Wild- cat against Louisville... Had a career-best three catches for 12 yards at CU.

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JUNIOR COLLEGE: Earned second team NJCAA All-America honors and was a first team All-Southwest Junior College Football Conference selection as a sopho- more at NEO... Rated as the nation’s No. 97 overall junior college prospect by Rivals.com... Started all 12 games for the Golden Norseman in 2005, helping Tim REYER lead NEO to a 9-3 record... Caught 22 passes for 291 yards and a touchdown, including four receptions for 43 yards in NEO’s bowl win over Mississippi Golf Coast in the Dalton Defenders Bowl…Also returned three kickoffs for 25 yards during 2005 and served as NEO’s long-snapper... Appeared primarily on special teams as a freshman... Coached by Rob Green. #17 PUNTER HIGH SCHOOL: A highly touted prep performer while at Lawton (Okla.) MacArthur High School... Was selected as the District 5A-1 Player of the Year 5-11• 201 • Senior-3L after helping lead the Highlanders to an appearance in the 2003 Oklahoma Class 5A state championship game... Had 24 catches for 319 yards and a touch- Wamego, Kan. down as a tight end on offense and a team-high 183 tackles and five sacks Rock Creek High School from his linebacker spot on the defensive side of the ball as a senior in 2003... Was equally as impressive as a junior, collecting 154 tackles, six sacks and two Three-year starter who is one of the Big 12’s best... Had a very productive jun- interceptions on defense, while grabbing 13 passes for 151 yards on the offen- ior campaign and was particularly effective in conference play... Should push sive side of the ball... Coached by Ernie Manning for All-Big 12 and Ray Guy Award consideration... Former walk-on... Has av- eraged 41.4 yards per punt during his career, which ranks fifth all-time at PERSONAL: Michael Pooschke was born May 25, 1985, in Lawton, Okla... Parents Kansas State... Also ranks fifth at K-State in both career punts (162) and punt- are Jim Pooschke and Kay Means... Name is pronounced POOSH-kee... Major ing yardage (6,712). is social science. 2006: Appeared in all 13 games as the Wildcats’ punter... Member of the Ray POOSCHKE’S CAREER STATISTICS Guy Award watch list... Averaged 42.1 yards on 61 punts, which ranked sixth Receiving G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G in the Big 12 and 30th nationally... Was even better in Big 12 games with a 43.8- 2006 12 36 358 0 28 3.0 9.9 29.8 yard average on 40 punts... Boomed 10 punts over 50 yards and two over 60... TOTAL 34 50 525 1 34 1.5 10.5 15.4 Killed 13 of his 61 punts inside the opponent’s 20-yard line and forced fair catches on 21 others... Had just six touchbacks... Had an outstanding Texas CAREER HIGHS - Catches: 3 at Colorado (11/4/06); Yards: 12 at Colorado (11/4/06); Long: 7 vs. Rut- Bowl, averaging 42.4 yards on five punts with a long of 48... Averaged 45.3 yards on a career-high 10 boots at Baylor, including a 65-yarder... Averaged a gers (12/28/06); TDs: none. season-best 52.0 yards on four punts at Kansas and 48.5 on four punts vs. Iowa State.

2005: Punted in all 11 games... Averaged 40.3 yards on 65 punts... Killed 18 balls inside the opponent’s 20-yard line... Had eight punts sail over 50 yards... Net- ted just five touchbacks and forced 14 fair catches... Averaged a season-best Tony PURVIS 48.0 yards vs. North Texas... Had a season-high 10 punts vs. Kansas, including a season long 65-yarder... Also recorded a 62-yard boot at Iowa State... Dropped four of his eight punts vs. Missouri inside the Tigers’ 20-yard line. #31 2004: Honorable mention All-Big 12 selection by the league’s coaches as a true freshman... Appeared in 10 games... Ranked second nationally in punting WIDE RECEIVER among freshman, averaging 42.4 yards on 36 punts... Nearly a third of his punts (10 total) traveled over 50 yards, including a season-long 71-yarder at 5-11• 167 • Sophomore-1L Colorado, a 67-yarder vs. Nebraska and 61-yarders vs. Oklahoma and Texas McCook, Neb. Tech... Also killed 10 punts inside the opponent’s 20 and forced eight fair catches... Had at least two 50-plus yard punts in each of the final four games... McCook High School Averaged 48.8 yards at Colorado for top performance of the season.

Versatile player who found a home at wide receiver after coming to K-State as HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner at nearby Rock Creek High School... Sec- a defensive back... Possesses outstanding speed... Expected to battle for a spot ond team All-Mideast league selection... Two-time all-Flint Hills pick... Set in K-State’s wide receiver rotation and contribute on special teams. school punting record and tied mark for longest punt. PERSONAL: Timothy Michael Reyer was born July 20, 1986, in Manhattan, Kan... 2006: Appeared in five games as a true freshman, but did not record any offen- Son of Gary and Cyreathia Reyer... Enjoys music... A management major. sive statistics... Made a tackle on special teams vs. Nebraska. REYER’S CAREER STATISTICS HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter at cornerback and a two-year starter at quar- Punting G No. Yards Lg Avg terback who was considered one of the top athletes in Nebraska as a prep... 2004 10 36 1526 71 42.4 Led McCook High School to back-to-back Class B championship game ap- 2005 11 65 2620 65 40.3 pearances as the Bisons’ quarterback in 2004 and 2005... McCook went 12-1 2006 13 61 2566 65 42.1 both seasons... Was a defensive starter during the school’s undefeated (13-0) TOTAL 34 162 6712 71 41.4 state championship season in 2003... Helped lead McCook to a combined 37- 2 record during his three seasons as a starter... Rushed for 1,145 yards and scored 16 touchdowns and passed for another 845 yards as a senior in 2005... CAREER HIGHS - Punts: 10 vs. Kansas (10/8/05); Total Yards: 419 vs. Kansas (10/8/05); Average: 48.8 vs. Intercepted three passes on defense... Named to the Omaha World Herald’s Colorado (11/13/04); Long Punt: 71 vs. Colorado (11/13/04). 2005 Super State (all classes) second team at quarterback... A 2005 first team Class B all-state selection at defensive back by both the Omaha World Herald and Lincoln Journal Star... Named the “Gazetteland Super 45” 2005 Player of the Year by the McCook Daily Gazette... Rushed for 706 yards and scored nine TDs, while passing for 879 yards as a junior in 2004.

PERSONAL: Anthony Keith Purvis was born March 10, 1988... Son of Mark and Kathleen Eiler and the late Chris Purvis... A merit honor roll student... Major is business administration.

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second on the team with six tackles in his first extensive action against Florida Atlantic... Had two tackles each against Nebrask and Missouri. Logan ROBINSON JUNIOR COLLEGE: A 2005 honorable mention All-Southwest Junior College Football Conference selection as a sophomore... Helped lead NEO to a 9-3 record and victory over Mississippi Gulf Coast in the Dalton Defenders Bowl... Led the SWJCFC in tackles with an eye-popping 170 on the season from his inside linebacker spot... Also ranked second in the league in sacks with 9.0... Ap- #65 peared in seven games at the strong-side linebacker position as a freshman in OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 2004... Recorded 51 tackles, 29 solo, a sack and a tackle for loss... Coached by Rob Green. 6-8• 315 • Senior-1L HIGH SCHOOL: A 2003 first team District 6A-4 pick and an honorable mention all- Agra, Kan. state selection by the Daily Oklahoman as a senior... Was also a standout Eastern Heights High School wrestler as a prep... Won the 2003 Oklahoma state title in the heavyweight di- vision and helped Po-Hi win the state team title. A massive offensive lineman who made huge strides during 2006... Has shown good versatility and has drilled at all three o-line spots during his ca- PERSONAL: Justin Roland was born Jan. 14, 1985... Major is social science. reer... Expected to contribute and contend for a spot on K-State depth chart... Two-time Academic All-Big 12 pick. ROLAND’S CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2006: Started the final four games of the season and appeared in eight overall... 2006 12 9 8 17 0.0 0 0 2 0 Picked up his second straight second-team Academic All-Big 12 citation... TOTAL 12 9 8 17 0.0 0 0 2 0 Recorded a huge pancake block to spring Leon Patton on his 8-yard touch- down run against Texas... Sprung James Johnson on his 32-yard TD run vs. CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 6 vs. Florida Atlantic (9/9/06); Solos: 2, two times, last vs. Texas (11/11/06; TFL: Iowa State with a great seal block. None; Sacks: None. 2005: Earned second team Academic All-Big 12 second honors... Played in one game as a reserve offensive lineman vs. North Texas... Drilled at both center and tackle.

2004: Appeared in one game as a reserve offensive lineman against Louisiana- Lafayette. Brad ROOKER 2003: Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years and was All-Cheyenne Conference three sea- #68 sons Eastern Heights High School... All-league on offensive line and as a line- backer as a senior... Had 104 tackles as senior, including 51 solos... All-league OFFENSIVE LINEMAN pick on O-line as a junior and on both lines as a sophomore... Twice named all- state offensive lineman... Played 8-man football as a prep but was often held 6-6• 288 • Junior-2L out of practice for fear of injuring his teammates... Coached by James Burk... All-conference pick four seasons in basketball and an honorable mention all- Omaha, Neb. state player... Won state title in shot put and was fifth in discus. Millard North High School

PERSONAL: Logan Robinson was born Jan. 9, 1984, in Phillipsburg, Kan... Parents Versatile offensive lineman who continues to sharpen his skills... Coming off a are Gary and Deb Robinson... Enjoys hunting and fishing ... A National Honor productive sophomore season and is expected to battle for a spot on the depth Society member... Graduated with a degree in secondary education in May. chart... Two-time second team Academic All-Big 12 pick.

2006: Appeared in five games with three starts at center... Earned second team Academic All-Big 12 honors... One of the Wildcats’ most improved offensive linemen... Moved from tackle to center during the season... Earned first career start at center against Oklahoma State... Also logged starts vs. Nebraska and Justin ROLAND Missouri. 2005: A second team Academic All-Big 12 selection... Appeared in nine games at tackle... Also saw plenty of action as a blocker on special teams... Ended the #51 season No. 2 on the depth chart at right tackle. 2004: Redshirted. LINEBACKER 6-0• 245 • Senior-1L HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter at Millard North High School... Played tight end and defensive end as a prep... Named to the 2003 Lincoln Journal-Star Ponca City, Okla. Super State (all classes) second team as a defensive lineman... Was also on the NE Oklahoma A&M Lincoln Journal-Star’s Class A first team defense... Earned all-metro (Omaha) and all-district honors... Was considered the top tight end prospect in the state Tough, rugged linebacker who has a real nose for the football... Possesses ex- of Nebraska heading into the 2003 season... Helped Millard North to the 2003 cellent speed and plays with great leverage... Has proved to be an extremely Nebraska Class A state championship and a perfect 13-0 record... Played along productive performer and is expected to push for starting duties at inside line- side fellow K-State teammate John McCardle in 2002, helping block for Mc- backer after having an outstanding offseason. Cardle’s Class A record 2,300 yards rushing... Coached by Fred Petito... Earned four letters and 2003 honorable mention all-state accolades. 2006: Earned playing time in 12 games as a reserve linebacker and on special teams... Credited with 17 total tackles and two forced fumbles... Forced fumble PERSONAL: Bradley David Rooker was born May 20, 1985, in Omaha, Neb... Son total ranked fourth in the Big 12 in league games... Came off the bench in the of Dave and Shirley Rooker... Marketing major. Texas Bowl vs. Rutgers to collect three solo tackles... Recorded three tackles and forced a key fumble that led to a score in the win over No. 4 Texas... Was

THE POWER OF ONE | 89 PLAYER PROFILES MacKenzie ROSEL Corey SCHULTZ #57 #86 LINEBACKER WIDE RECEIVER 6-1• 215 • Sophomore-SQ 6-3• 180 • Junior-JC Liberal, Kan. Quenemo,Kan. Liberal High School Dodge City Community College

Solid tackling linebacker who possesses good size and speed... Needs to con- Tall wide receiver who transferred from Dodge City Community College... tinue making strides in his development... Will provide depth as he continues Could challenge for playing time and provide depth at the receiver spot. to gain experience... Could also be a factor on special teams. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Earned honorable mention All-Jayhawk Conference honors as 2006: Did not see any playing time as a member of the squad. a wide receiver at Dodge City Community College in 2006... A pre-season All- American pick in 2006 by the NJCAA... Served as the Conquistadors’ team 2005: Redshirted. captain in 2006... Tallied 490 yards on 38 catches with five touchdowns... Recorded a season-high of 110 yards on five receptions against Air Force HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter at Liberal High School... Played both outside Prep... Averaged 15.1 yards per punt return. linebacker and safety as a prep... Led the state of Kansas in tackles during 2004 with an incredible 177 stops... Earned first team Class 5A all-state honors from HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Hayden High School in Topeka, Kan... Earned four let- the Topeka Capital-Journal... A three-time all-league performer... Team captain ters and starter three years for head coach Tom Stringer... A multiple All-Cen- and MVP as a senior... Selected to play in the 2005 Shrine Bowl... An All-Mid- tennial League performer at wide receiver... Named to the Topeka Capital lands selection by PrepStar... Coached by Steve Warner... Also lettered in track Journal’s All-State team in 2004 at wide receiver... Named to the All-City’s de- & field and baseball. fensive squad his senior season... Recorded 15 catches for 300 yards and three touchdowns in his final season with the Wildcats... Also lettered three years PERSONAL: Mark MacKenzie Rosel was born Sept. 3, 1986, in Liberal, Kan... Son in both basketball and baseball... An all-league and all-state honorable men- of George and Lonnie Rosel... Brother, Eric, played football at Michigan... tion pick in baseball as a junior year. Major is finance. PERSONAL: Corey Schultz was born Oct. 25, 1986... Parents are Greg and Sue Ann Schultz... An education major... Wants to become a college football coach after Brooks ROSSMAN graduation. #16 Tim SCHWERDT PLACE-KICKER 6-0• 178 • Junior-RS #26 San Diego, Calif. PLACE-KICKER Ohio University 5-8• 178 • Senior-1L

Place-kicker who had a solid spring and could compete for the job... Sat out Tecumseh, Kan. last season after transferring from Ohio University. Shawnee Heights High School

2004-05: Lettered two years at Ohio University under coaches Brian Knorr and Steady kicker who will push for playing time... Earned a scholarship prior to Frank Solich... Played in seven games as a sophomore, connected on a perfect the start of the 2006 season... Continues to work on adding distance to his ac- 10-of-10 extra points, and 1-of-5 on field goals... Hit a key 37-yard curate leg. in an overtime win over Pittsburgh... Was the starting kicker as a true fresh- man, connecting on 7-of-14 field goals... Nailed a career-long 39-yarder against 2006: Did not attempt any field goals... Was good on lone PAT of the season UCF, a game in which he went 2-of-3. vs. Florida Atlantic.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered and started one year for the Griffins under coach John 2005: Appeared in three games... Was good on 1-of-2 field goals... Connected Barnes... Tabbed as the 28th-best kicker in the nation by rivals.com and a three- on 5-of-6 PATs... Averaged 41 yards on three kickoffs, all against North Texas... star prospect by scout.com... First-team All-California Interscholastic Federa- Connected on a 27-yard field goal at Nebraska to give the Wildcats a 24-22 tion selection, as well as a second-team all-state pick...In 2003, won the Chris lead with 4:18 remaining in the game... Hit all four PATs vs. Missouri, but mis- Sailor National Kicking Competition, the Purdue Kickoff Competition, and fired on a 46-yard field goal attempt. the University of Washington's Field Goal Competition... Connected on 11-of- 14 field goals, 56-of-56 extra points and drilled 88% of his kickoffs for touch- 2004: Did not see any playing time as a squad member. backs as a senior... Also competed in baseball and soccer. 2003: Redshirted. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 10, 1985... Son of Stan and Diane Rossman... Has one brother, Grant... Lists beating Pittsburg in overtime on ESPN2 as his greatest HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered and started three years at Shawnee Heights High School... sports thrill... Major is marketing. Honorable mention kicker by the Topeka Capital-Journal... Also lettered three years in wrestling.

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PERSONAL: Timothy Andrew Schwerdt was born Oct. 5, 1984, in Topeka, Kan... 2006: Saw action in 11 games at tackle, including nine starts, despite battling an Parents are Bob and Chris Schwerdt... Marketing major. injury for most of the season... Made his first career start in the opener vs. Illi- nois State... Missed only the Texas and Kansas games... Consistently graded SCHWERDT’S CAREER STATISTICS out among K-State’s top two offensive linemen. Field Goals FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lg Blk 2005 1-2 50.0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 27 0 2005: Redshirted. 2006 0-0 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 TOTAL 1-2 50.0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 27 0 HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year letterwinner and two-year starter at Hayden High School... Rated as the top offensive lineman in Kansas... Helped lead the Wild- CAREER-HIGHS - PAT kicks: 4-for-4 vs. Missouri (11/19/05); Consecutive PAT kicks: 4 (11/19/05 - present); cats to the 2004 Class 4A state title... Played both ways, primarily at tight end FGs: 1 at Nebraska (11/12/05); FGA: 1, two times, last vs. Missouri (11/19/05); Longest FG: 27 at Nebraska on offense and defensive end on defense... Hauled in 22 passes for 348 yards (11/12/05); Longest FG Attempt: 46, missed, vs. Missouri (11/19/05); Points: 4 vs. Missouri (11/19/05). and five touchdowns during 2004... Collected 104 tackles, three sacks and 16 tackles for loss... Had a 90-yard interception return for touchdown in the state championship game... Also helped lead Hayden to the 2003 state title game... Played offensive tackle and defensive end as a junior... Named to the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle top 11 all-class teams as well as the Kansas Coaches’ Association’s top 11 squad... A Class 4A first team all-state selection as a defensive lineman by both the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle... Gerard SPEXARTH Selected to play in the 2005 Kansas Shrine Bowl all-star game... A two-time All-Centennial League and all-city performer... All-Midlands selection by Prep- Star... Rivals’ No. 2 overall player in Kansas and No. 45 offensive tackle nation- #73 ally... Coached by father, Tom Stringer... Also lettered three years in basketball. PERSONAL: Nick Stringer was born June 7, 1987... Parents are Tom and Jeanette OFFENSIVE LINEMAN Stringer... Father was an All-American lineman at Pittsburg State... Major is ed- 6-6 • 285 • Junior-2L ucation. Colwich, Kan. Andale High School

Experience offensive lineman with good size and plenty of potential... Opened the 2006 season as a starter and will look to regain his spot on the depth chart. Brock UNRUH 2006: Made a solid transition from tackle to guard prior to the 2006 season... Had a strong camp and opened the season at right guard... Ended up appear- ing in four games, with three starts... Earned starting nods against Illinois State, Florida Atlantic and Baylor. #76 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 2005: Named to the Academic All-Big 12 second team... Appeared in three games as a reserve offensive tackle... Early-season injury slowed progress. 6-5 • 295 • Sophomore-1L Corpus Christi, Texas 2004: Redshirted. Calallen High School HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter at Andale High School... Considered the No. 42 offensive tackle in the nation and the No. 7 prospect in Kansas by Young lineman with plenty of promise... Continues to mature and evolve on Rivals.com... Earned All-Midlands region honors from Prepstar... Selected the collegiate level... Came on strong during the 2006 season and is expected Kansas Class 4A all-state first team by the Topeka Capital-Journal and the Wi- to battle for a spot on the Wildcats’ depth chart. chita Eagle as a senior... Earned first team All-Chisholm Trail League honors as both a junior and senior... Selected to play in the 2004 Kansas Shrine Bowl... 2006: Made four starts at guard and played time in 10 games overall... Earned Also played tight end... Coached by former Wildcat Gary O’Hair... Also let- starts against Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Missouri and Iowa State. tered in basketball and track and field... Earned honorable mention all-state honors in hoops and was considered one of the country’s top prep hammer 2005: Redshirted. throwers, ranking No. 29 in the nation as a junior. HIGH SCHOOL: A two-year starter at Calallen High School... Helped Calallen reach PERSONAL: Gerard Spexarth was born Nov. 14, 1985... Son of Fred and Barbara the third round of the Texas 4A state playoffs and post a 9-4 record in 2004... Spexarth... The youngest of five children... Major is mechanical engineering. Named second team Class 4A all-state... Earned a first-team spot on Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Magazine 2004 Super Team... Also received first team All-Bay Area 4A and All-District 31-4A honors... Helped Calallen to a 13-1 record in 2003, earning All-District 30-4A accolades... Coached by Phil Dana- her.

PERSONAL: Brock Unruh was born Sept. 6, 1986, in McPherson, Kan... Parents are Nick STRINGER David Unruh and Marnie Hoeme... Father played offensive line at Wichita State... Political science major who intends to attend law school. #64 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-6 • 265 • Sophomore-1L Topeka, Kan. Hayden High School

One of the Big 12’s top young offensive linemen... Has the potential to be a dominating player... Possesses excellent mobility and speed for his size.

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and a Metro Conference title in 2004... Finished senior season with 113 tackles, 21 for loss... Forced six fumbles and recovered four... Earned first team Divi- sion I All-CIF Sac-Joaquin Section honors... Named first team All-Metro by Trevor VIERS the Sacramento Bee... Also a first team All-Metro Conference selection and the league’s defensive MVP... Helped Grant to a 12-2 mark and the CIF Sac- Joaquin Section Division I title in 2003... Collected 144 tackles, seven sacks, and four forced fumbles as junior…. Returned two fumbles for TDs... Named first team All-Metro Conference... Coached by Mike Alberghini... Was also an #54 all-conference selection in rugby. OFFENSIVE LINEMAN PERSONAL: Reggie Walker was born Dec. 15, 1986, in Fairbanks, Alaska... Parents 6-5 • 265 • Sophomore-SQ are Reggie Sr. and Myra Walker... A family studies major... Involved with the math honors club at Grant... Grew up in Missouri before moving to Sacra- Windom, Kan. mento just prior to starting high school. Little River High School WALKER’S CAREER STATISTICS Versatile performer moves very well for his size and plays with tremendous Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR energy... Expected to proved quality depth as he continues to mature and 2005 9 9 7 16 4.5 5 1 1 0 sharpen his skills. 2006 13 17 19 36 1.0 3 1 0 0 TOTAL 22 26 26 52 5.5 8 2 1 0 2006: Came off the bench to record a solo tackle as a defensive end vs. Florida Atlantic in his only action of the season... Also drilled as an offensive tackle to CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 5, two times, last vs. Missouri (11/19/05); Solos: 4, two times, last vs. Missouri provide depth up front. (11/19/05); TFL: 2 at Nebraska (11/12/05). HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year starter at Little River High School... Played 8-man foot- ball as a prep... Named first team all-state by the Topeka-Capital Journal and Wichita Eagle as a senior... Earned All-Heart of America Conference honors all four seasons... Was an honorable mention all-state selection by the Topeka Cap- ital-Journal and Wichita Eagle as a sophomore and junior... Coached by Shane Cordell... Also lettered in basketball and track & field... Won the 2005 state Marcus WATTS Class 1A shot put title.

PERSONAL: Trevor Rollyn Viers was born Aug. 17, 1987, in McPherson, Kan... Parents are Marvin and Tane Viers... Mother is an alumnus of Kansas State... #2 An honor roll student who competed in forensics in high school... Uncle, Perry Viers, lettered at Kansas State from 1974-76 as a defensive end... Cousin, Boyd DEFENSIVE BACK Viers, played linebacker at Iowa State from 2001-2004... Selected as the 2005 6-1• 189 • Senior-3L Little River homecoming king... Majoring in business administration. Hays, Kan. Hays High School

Play-maker at safety who is one of the Big 12’s best... Is equally effective in pass coverage and run support... Possesses outstanding speed and a motor Reggie WALKER that never quits... Always seems to be around the football... Is also one of the program’s top special teams performers... National award candidate who should once again contend for All-Big 12 honors... Preseason All-Big 12 pick by Lindy’s, Athlon and The Sporting News... Rated the No. 7 safety in the nation #53 by The Sporting News. LINEBACKER 2006: Played in first eight games at safety, starting four, before an injury side- 6-1 • 231 • Junior-2L lined him for the remainder of the regular season... Still managed to have enough of an impact to earn second team All-Big 12 honors from both the Sacramento, Calif. league’s coaches and the Kansas City Star... Retuned to the lineup in time to start in the Texas Bowl vs. Rutgers... One of 11 defenders named to ESPN’s Grant High School All-Mayday Team by analyst Mark May... Finished the season with 26 tackles, including three tackles for losses and two sacks... Led the Wildcats with three Physical linebacker who now boasts plenty of experience... Ready to assume interceptions, forced two fumbles and blocked a punt that was returned for a a leadership role in K-State’s defense... Proven tackler who also runs well in touchdown... Opened the season as a reserve while continuing to recover from pass coverage... Could be poised for a big season. a hip injury suffered in 2005... Had a big game vs. Marshall in his first exten- sive action with two forced fumbles (one on a sack) and an interception... Had 2006: Saw action in all 13 games with nine starts... Tied for seven on the team a monster game vs. Louisville, collecting a season-high nine stops (eight solo) with 36 total tackles, including a tackle for loss... Registered three or more and returning an interception 68 yards... Was nearly unstoppable against tackles in nine different games... Made four stops in his first career start Oklahoma State, registering four tackles, including one for a loss, and blocking against Illinois State... Had a solid outing in the Texas Bowl vs. Rutgers with a punt that was returned for a touchdown... Also had a key break-up in the four solo tackles... Also came up with four stops against Louisville, Nebraska end zone and a game-saving interception in the end zone on the final play of and Colorado and three vs. FAU and Iowa State. the game... Suffered a hand injury that would eventually require surgery against the Cowboys but still managed to start against Nebraska and Mis- 2005: Earned playing time in nine games... Recorded 16 tackles with 4.5 tackles souri... Recovered in time for the Texas Bowl and produce another big game for losses... Totaled five tackles (four solos) at Nebraska, including two for with seven tackles. losses on consecutive plays, with the last one resulting in a safety when he ran down Husker running back Cory Ross on a swing pass in the end zone... 2005: Earned honorable mention All-Big 12 accolades from the league’s coaches Also had five tackles (four solos) with a TFL and a forced fumble vs. Mis- and The Associated Press... Named both the team’s Most Valuable Defensive souri. Player and Special Teams Player of the Year... Started all 11 games at free safety... Finished second on the team in total tackles with 71... Far and away HIGH SCHOOL: Started three years at Grant High School and was one of the top paced the squad in unassisted stops with 55... Credited with five pass break- linebackers in the state of California... Helped lead the Pacers to a 9-2 record ups... Also forced two fumbles and recovered a third... Collected seven or

92 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES more tackles in 7-of-11 games... Had a season-high 10 stops (all solo), includ- tackles, including 32 solo stops... Ranked fourth in the Jayhawk Conference ing a TFL, and two pass break-ups vs. Colorado... Totaled nine tackles at Okla- with five interceptions... Also had four sacks and four tackles for loss... Red- homa and Texas Tech... Forced two fumbles at Marshall... Both fumbles shirted during the 2004 season... Coached by J.J. Eckert. occurred inside the Wildcats’ 5-yard line to snuff out potential touchdown drives... Also had three punt returns for 10 total yards. HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year starter at wide receiver and free safety at Carrol High School... Considered the No. 37 athlete in the country by Rivals.com... Named 2004: Appeared in all 11 games, primarily on special teams... Did not record to the 2003 Class 2B all-state second team by the Florida Sports Writers Asso- any offensive stats, but did tally 11 total tackles (nine solo). ciation…. In 2002, he was selected to the Class 2A second team after leading the conference in both receiving yards (708) and touchdowns (10)…. Had an area- 2003: Redshirted. leading 653 yards receiving during regular season and finished senior cam- paign with 43 catches for 851 yards and six touchdowns... Also had 49 tackles HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at quarterback at Hays High School... Consensus as a defensive back in 2003... Helped guide the 11-2 Golden Rams to district all-state pick as senior by Topeka Capital-Journal, Wichita Eagle and Kansas City and regional titles en route to their first state semifinal appearance since 1970... Star after earning honorable mention accolades as a junior... First team All- Set the school and county record for most career receiving yards... Finished Western Athletic Conference on offense and defense for two seasons... First high school career with 116 receptions for 2,293 yards and 21 touchdowns... team All-Area by Salina Journal and Hutchinson News as junior and senior... Served as team captain as both a junior and senior... Selected to play in the Played in 2002 Kansas Shrine Bowl... All-around star for Indians for three sea- 2003 Outback Steakhouse All-Star Game... Coached by Lenny Jankowski... sons, serving on offense, defense, return squads and as punter... Scored TDs Also lettered in baseball and track & field... Earned all-area recognition as a his senior year by rushing, passing and on kick returns... Was 63-for-133 pass- sophomore and junior as an outfielder... Competed in the 100, 200 and 400 ing for 1,073 yards and nine TDs... Gained 517 yards on 76 carries and scored meters and well as the long jump and triple jump... Placed second in both the six TDs... Averaged 36.0 on 26 punts... Had 11 punt returns for 134 yards and long jump (23-6) and triple jump (47-0) at the 2003 Florida Class 2A high 316 yards on five kick returns... 75 tackles, four interceptions and one sack on school meet. defense... Completed 54-for-107 passes for 808 yards and eight TDs as a jun- ior... Also had 454 yards on 64 rushes with seven TDs... Averaged 39.0 on 40 PERSONAL: Cedric L. Wilson was born April 21, 1985, in Fort Pierce, Fla... Son of punts... Totaled five punt returns for 105 yards and five kick returns for 93 Johnny and Angela Wilson... A social science major. yards... Collected 26 tackles and two picks on defense... High school coach was Kent Teeter... Won state Class 5A title in pole vault as a junior... Qualified WILSON’S CAREER STATISTICS for state in four events... Lettered three times in basketball and was Hays’ ca- Receiving G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G reer assists leader... Honorable mention all-state in basketball as junior. 2006 13 11 120 1 20 0.8 10.9 9.2 TOTAL 13 11 120 1 20 0.8 10.9 9.2 PERSONAL: Marcus Watts was born April 9, 1983, in Hays, Kan... Parents are Mark and Deb Watts... A social science major. CAREER HIGHS - Catches: 4 vs. Nebraska (10/14/06); Yards: 47 vs. Nebraska (10/14/06); TD: 1 vs. Texas (11/11/06); Long: 20 vs. Nebraska (10/14/06). WATTS’ CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2004 10 9 2 11 0.0 0 0 0 0 2005 11 55 16 71 2.0 5 5 2 1 2006 9 18 8 26 3.0 10 4 2 0 TOTAL 30 82 26 108 5.0 15 9 4 1 Matt WYKES CAREER HIGHS - Tackles: 10 vs. Colorado (10/29/05); Solos: 10 vs. Colorado (10/29/05); TFL: 1, four times; Sacks: 1 vs. Marshall (9/16/06); Interceptions: 1, three times. #84 WIDE RECEIVER 6-2• 212 • Junior-JC Cedric WILSON Conway Springs, Kan. Butler County Community College

Tall and athletic wide receiver who will provide some depth at the position #88 after transferring from Butler County Community College. WIDE RECEIVER JUNIOR COLLEGE: Earned two letters at Butler County Community College... 6-1• 190 • Junior-1L Started one year for the Grizzlies... Named second team All-Jayhawk Confer- ence at wide receiver in 2006... Led the Grizzlies in receptions with 27 for 283 Fort Pierce, Fla. yards and two touchdowns... Elected as a 2006 team captain... Coached by Garden City Community College Troy Morrel.

Athletic wide receiver who continues to evolve at the postion... Coming off an HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years at Conway Springs High School, where he was impressive spring and will look to become a regular part of K-State’s receiving a teammate of current Wildcat Caleb Handy... A first team All-State Coaches rotation in 2007. Association pick at quarterback in 2004... Named all-state by both the Topeka Capital Journal and Wichita Eagle at quarterback and defensive back... Earned 2006: Earned playing time in all 13 games as a reserve receiver and on special a spot on the Central Plains League first team at quarterback and defensive teams... Made his Wildcat debut against Illinois State after signing with the back from 2002-04... Was a starting quarterback in the 2005 Kansas Shrine Cats in 2004... Caught 11 passes for 120 yards and one touchdown... Hauled Bowl... Won four state championships with the Cardinals while compiling a in his first career TD pass, an 18-yarder from Leon Patton, against Texas on a 55-0 record... Went 42-0 as a starting quarterback... Named Conway Spring’s halfback pass... Recorded a career-high four catches for 47 yards against Ne- captain his senior year... Broke the Cardinals’ career school passing record and braska... Caught two passes, including the first of his career, for 22 yards at rushed over 1,300 yards his senior year at quarterback... Coached by Mark Baylor. Bliss...Also lettered three years in both basketball and track.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Appeared in all 11 games at cornerback as a redshirt freshman PERSONAL: Matt Wykes was born Sept. 19, 1986, in Caldwell, Kan... Parents are in 2005 at Garden City Community College... Helped the Broncbusters to a 7- Bruce and Sannie Wykes... Major is business marketing... Plans to pursue a 4 record and a berth in the Dixie Rotary Bowl... Finished the season with 54 MBA after completing his undergraduate work.

THE POWER OF ONE | 93 PLAYER PROFILES Michael ABANA Clyde AUFNER DEFENSIVE END OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-7 • 295 • Junior-JC #97 6-7 • 260 • Freshman-HS #75 Virginia Beach, Va. Raymore, Mo. Santa Monica City College Raymore-Peculiar High School

Mammoth defensive tackle who possesses excellent speed for his size... Is rel- One of the top Missouri prospects in the class of 2007 and a finalist for the atively new to the game, but has all the tools to be a force in the middle... Award, honoring the top offensive/defensive lineman in the Could challenge for immediate playing time on the defensive line... Has only Kansas City area... Moves extremely well and is said to have massive poten- played three years of organized football... Picked up the game after moving tial... Regarded as an outstanding pass blocker who has very long arms... Also from Nigeria to the U.S. as a high school senior. is said to possess excellent foot work and agility for a player his size... Con- sidered to be the No. 15 overall player from Missouri and the No. 51 offensive JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played two seasons at Santa Monica Junior College and emerged tackle nationally by Rivals.com. as a dominating presence in the middle during the 2006 campaign... Closed out an exceptional sophomore season by receiving honorable mention All- HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Raymore-Peculiar High School, perhaps the top high America honors from JC Gridwire, despite playing on a Santa Monica team school program in the state of Missouri... Helped lead Ray-Pec to Class 5 state that went just 3-7... Was also a first team All-Western State’s Conference selec- titles in 2004, 2005 and 2006... A first team all-state selection as both a junior tion... Tied for fourth on the team with 33 total tackles during 2006... Over 20 and senior by the Missouri Coaches Association, the Missouri Sportswriters percent (7.0) of his tackles occurred in the opponent’s backfield, including 3.0 and Sportscasters Association and the Kansas City Star... Also earned All-Metro sacks... Also had two pass breakups, two forced fumbles and an 80-yard fum- honors from the Kansas City Star as a junior and senior and was a three-time ble return for a touchdown... Coached by Robert Taylor. all-conference and all-district performer (2004-05-06)... Served as a captain for the Panthers during his senior season... Anchored an offense that averaged HIGH SCHOOL: Played just one season of high school football at the Friends School 365 yards and 41 points per game during the past three seasons... Blocked for in Virginia Beach after emigrating to the U.S. from Nigeria... Earned the nick- current Wildcat quarterback Carson Coffman during the 2004 and 2005 sea- name “The Nigerian Nightmare” as a prep after quickly adjusting to the sons at Ray-Pec... Coached by Tom Kruse... Also lettered twice in basketball American game. and once in track & field.

PERSONAL: Chidubamu “Michael” Abana was born July 24, 1987... Selected PERSONAL: Clyde Aufner was born July 23, 1988, in Kansas City, Mo... Parents are Kansas State over offers from Texas A&M and Washington State... Also re- Clyde Aufner and Tina Alyea... Has one sister... Plans to major in engineering... ceived interest from Oregon, Oregon State, and Colorado. Earned the nickname “The Diesel” as a prep for the way he mows down op- ponents... Selected K-State over interest from Michigan State, Kansas, Mis- souri and Colorado State. Corey ADAMS LONG SNAPPER Dee BELL 6-4 • 230 • Freshman-HS #62 RUNNING BACK Monument, Colo. 5-9 • 170 • Freshman-HS #34 Lewis-Palmer High School Olathe, Kan. A special athlete who is expected to keep Kansas State’s long-snapping for- Olathe East High School tunes in good hands for years to come... Evaluated by many as the top-rated long snapper in the class of 2007... Considered to be a strong blocker and an Powerful skat-back with speed to burn... Has been timed at 10.5 in the 100-me- effective performer in coverage... Also played defensive end as a prep... An ters and is considered one of the fastest preps in Kansas... Was a finalist for the All-Midlands selection by PrepStar. 2006 Simone Award, which is annually presented to the top player in the Kansas City metro area... Conisdered the No. 13 player from Kansas and the HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered and started three seasons at Lewis-Palmer High School... No. 3 running back from the Sunflower State. Earned second team All-Jeffco/Springs 5A conference accolades as both a jun- ior and senior... Also picked up honorable mention all-area honors during his HIGH SCHOOL: Started three seasons at running back at Olathe East... Totaled 3,731 high school career... Anchored a special teams unit that did not allow a punt rushing yards and scored 45 touchdowns during his prep career... Earned All- or kick block during 2005 and 2006... Also lettered three years in track & field... Metro honors from the Kansas City Star as well as honorable mention all-state Twice qualified for the state 5A meet in the discus... Earned first team all-area accolades from both the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle as a junior honors in the discus in 2006 and second team accolades in 2005... Captured the and senior... Also named first team All-Johnson County and All-Sunflower 2006 Metro League shot put title... Also a standout performer on the hardwood League in both 2005 and 2006... Rushed for 1,640 yards on 269 (6.10 YPC) car- and earned two letters in basketball... Football coach at Lewis-Palmer was ries with 18 touchdowns during 2006... Served as the Hawks’ team captain Tony Ramunno... Also worked with long-snapping coach Chris Rubio of Chris during 2006, helping lead East to an 8-3 record and a berth in the sectionals of Sailer Kicking. the Kansas 6A playoffs... Totaled 1,821 yards and 23 TDs while leading East to the 6A state title game in 2005... Holds Olathe East’s school record for career PERSONAL: Corey Adams was born July 26, 1989, in Mountain View, Calif... Par- rushing yards... Selected to represent the East squad in the 2007 Kansas Shrine ents are James and Cynthia Adams... The youngest of three children... Plans Bowl... Coached by Jeff Meyers... Also lettered three years in track & field and to major in business... Selected K-State over offers from Arizona State and Ore- was the 2006 6A state champion in the 200 meters. gon State. PERSONAL: Demetrius Bell was born July 23, 1989, in Norman, Okla... Son of Kevin Shepard and Angela Bell... Father lettered as a running back at SMU, while grandfather, Woodie Shepard, lettered as a running back at Oklahoma... Plans on majoring in history... Would like to teach history and coach track & field and football... Selected K-State over offers from Northwestern, Vander- bilt, Colorado State and SMU.

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guide McCook to Class B state championship game appearances as both a sophomore and junior when he was a teammate of current Wildcat Tony Purvis... Also lettered in basketball and track & field... Helped lead McCook Lamark BROWN to the 2006 state track & field title, capturing the 800 in a time of 1:55.378 that broke a 32-year-old school record. WIDE RECEIVER 6-3 • 215 • Freshman-HS #7 PERSONAL: Joshua Cherry was born Dec. 23, 1988, in Kearney, Neb... Parents are Pat and Melanie Cherry... Has a younger brother, Austin... Plans on pursuing Hazelwood, Mo. a degree in the medical field. Hazelwood West High School

Ranked as the 11th-best incoming recruit in the Big 12 by Lindy’s... Big-time athlete who displayed star power on both sides of the ball as a prep... The top- rated prospect in the St. Louis metro area by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch... Was ranked as the No. 4 athlete and No. 71 overall prospect nationally by Colten FREEZE Rivals.com, which rated him as a four-star prospect... PrepStar All-American... Rated as the No. 35 overall player in the Midlands Region by SuperPrep. OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-7 • 270 • Freshman-HS #77 HIGH SCHOOL: Started all four years at Hazelwood West and was a two-time con- sensus Class 6 all-state performer by the Missouri Coaches Association, the Liberty, Mo. Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association and the Kansas City Liberty High School Star... Also named to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch All-Metro team in both 2005 and 2006... A standout performer at wide receiver and running back as well as Athletic offensive lineman who possesses excellent mobility for his size... Re- defensive back... Ended his senior season with 584 yards on 92 carries (6.35 garded as an extremely consistent competitor... One of the top Missouri play- avg.)... Scored 13 of the West’s 20 touchdowns... Also caught three passes for ers in the class of 2007... Considered to be the No. 25 overall player from 51 yards (17.0 avg.) and accounted for 44 percent of Hazelwood’s total yards Missouri by Rivals.com... High school teammate of fellow K-State signee Pay- (800 of 1,814) during his senior season... Returned five kickoffs for 165 yards ton Kirk. (33.0 avg)... Totaled 42 total tackles on defense, with 36 unassisted stops, three blocked field goals, two blocked punts and a fumble recovery... Played in the HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year letterwinner and two-year starter at Liberty High prestigious East Meets West All-American Bowl in Orlando, Fla., following School... Saw action at both right guard and right tackle through his career... his senior season... Rushed for 1,249 yards and 21 TDs during his junior cam- Key component of a Liberty offense that produced 1,658 yards on the ground paign, while hauling in six receptions for 103 yards... Recorded 55 tackles three and 1,636 yards through the air in 2006... Anchored a Bluejay offensive line interceptions and a fumble recovery in 2005... Coached by Keith Herring... that only allowed 13 sacks... Named to the 2006 Kansas City Star Missouri Class Also lettered in track & field and qualified for the 2006 Missouri State Track 6 all-state first team... An honorable mention all-state selection by the Missouri Meet in the long jump, 4x100, and 4x200. Coaches Association... Also earned first team all-district honors and second team Suburban Big 7 accolades as a senior... Helped the Liberty offense gen- PERSONAL: Lamark Brown II was born July 5, 1989, in Anchorage, Alaska... Son erate over 2,100 rushing yards and 1,500 passing yards as a junior... Coached of Lamark and Angela Brown... Sister, Lakrisha, a senior on the Morehead by Pat Hansen... Also lettered in track & field. State women’s basketball team, earned first team Ohio Valley Conference hon- ors in 2006. PERSONAL: Colten Freeze was born August 4, 1988, in Springfield, Mo... Parents are Mark and Vernada Freeze... A national honor society member... Cousin, Joe Brown, played football at Central Missouri State, while uncle, Kevin Josh CHERRY Freeze, played basketball at Pittsburg State. PLACE-KICKER 6-1 • 170 • Freshman-HS #19 Raphael GUIDRY McCook, Neb. DEFENSIVE END McCook HS 6-4 • 240 • Freshman-HS #94 One of the nation’s top combo kickers (placements/punts) and an outstanding Texas City, Texas all-around athlete... Considered to be an extremely competitive player and a La Marque High School diligent worker... Ranked as the No. 12 kicker in the country and the No. 5 overall prospect in the state of Nebraska by Rivals.com. An explosive defensive end from one of the top prep programs in the state of Texas... Regarded as a pass rushing specialist... Ranked as the No. 94 overall HIGH SCHOOL: McCook’s primary place-kicker and punter for three seasons... player in Scout.com’s Texas Top 100 heading into the 2006 season... Member Also started at quarterback and defensive back as a senior in 2006, leading of Max Emfinger’s Texas Top 200 and the Houston Chronicle area Top 60. the Bison to a state semifinal appearance and an 11-1 record... Good on 15-of- 22 career field goals, with a long of 52 yards... Connected on 129-of-135 (95.6 HIGH SCHOOL: A key member of La Marque’s 2006 Class 4A Division II state percent) PATs during his career and averaged of 41.61 yards per punt... championship team... Helped guide La Marque to a 27-2 record during his Recorded touchbacks on 107-of-218 of kickoffs... Passed for 1,017 yards during junior and senior seasons, including a stellar 15-1 mark in 2006... Named Tex- 2006, his only year at quarterback, connecting on 47-of-81 attempts with 12 asHSFootball.com’s Class 4A first team all-state and to the overall statewide touchdowns... Also rushed for 596 yards and nine TDs... Recorded 63 tackles second team (all classes)... A first team Class 4A Region III selection as well as and three interceptions as a defensive back in 2006... Selected as the 2006 Ne- a unanimous first team all-district 23-4A pick... Named to the 2006 All-Greater braska Class B Player of the Year by the Omaha World-Herald and was a first Houston Area 4A second team... Racked up 86 tackles, five sacks and forced team Super State selection at punter by the Lincoln Journal-Star... Also earned five fumbles for a defense that yielded just 208.1 total yards and 11.8 points per a spot on the Lincoln Journal-Star (kicker), Omaha World-Herald (punter and de- game... Helped lead La Marque to a 12-1 record and a berth in the 4A Division fensive back) and Associated Press (defensive back) 2006 Class B all-state II state semifinals as a junior... Finished with 70 tackles, 10 for losses, six sacks teams and was named the McCook Daily Gazette Class B player of the year... and three interceptions... Coached by Bryan Erwin... Also lettered in baseball. Picked up first team Class B all-state honors as a junior from both the Lincoln Journal-Star and Omaha World-Herald as a kicker... Started at kicker for the West PERSONAL: Raphael Guidry was born Jan. 16, 1989, in Galveston, Texas... Son of squad in the 2007 U.S. All-American Bowl Classic in Shreveport, La... Helped Lee Ann and Avery (deceased) Guidry... Has an older brother, Avery, Jr... Is undecided on a major... Would like to coach high school football in the future.

THE POWER OF ONE | 95 PLAYER PROFILES Tysyn HARTMAN Payton KIRK QUARTERBACK DEFENSIVE END 6-2 • 190 • Freshman-HS #12 6-6 • 240 • Freshman-HS #56 Wichita, Kan. Liberty, Mo. Kapaun Mt. Carmel High School Liberty High School

Extremely intelligent player and one of the leading all-around athletes from Big, tough defensive end who excels in stopping the run... Possesses an unbe- the state of Kansas... Excelled on both sides of the ball as a prep, but was re- lievable motor according to his high school coach, who lauds his relentlessness cruited to Kansas State as a quarterback... Tapped as the No. 65 athlete in the and work ethic... Rated as the No. 27 player in the Show-me State... High country and the No. 6 overall player in Kansas by Rivals.com... PrepStar All- school teammate of fellow K-State signee Colton Freeze. Midlands selection. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters and was a two-year starter at Liberty High HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter at both quarterback and defensive back at Ka- School... Started at both defensive tackle and defensive end and also played paun Mt. Carmel High School... Led the Crusaders to a 5-5 record, a district on the offensive line during his prep career... A 2006 second team Class 6 all- title and a berth in the Kansas 5A playoffs in 2006... Amassed 1,652 yards of state selection by the Missouri Football Coaches Association…Named to the total offense as a senior... Threw for 978 yards and 11 touchdowns on 78-for- 2006 Kansas City Star Class 6 All-District team... Also earned first-team Subur- 146 passing, while rushing for 674 yards and six scores on 74 attempts... ban Big 7 honors at defensive line, and second-team Suburban Big 7 honors at Earned first team 5A all-state honors at defensive back from the Topeka Capi- offensive line as a senior... Recorded 50 tackles (36 solo), while tallying eight tal-Journal, Wichita Eagle and the Kansas Football Coaches Association... tackles for losses and four sacks in 2006... Had 37 tackles and two sacks, earn- Named second team all-city and honorable mention all-state as a quarter- ing all-area honors as a junior... Served as a team captain... Coached by Pat back... Completed 104-of-193 passes for 1,420 yards and 13 touchdowns as a Hansen... Earned two letters in track & field, competing in the discus and 400 junior... Also rushed for 382 yards and 11 TDs on 60 attempts during the 2005 meters. season... Named honorable mention all-state and all-city as a junior quarter- back... Coached by Dan Adelhardt. PERSONAL: Payton Kirk was born Dec. 11, 1988, in Tulsa, Okla... Parents are Brian and Terri Kirk... Has a younger sister, Piper... Plans to major in sports medi- PERSONAL: Tysyn Hartman was born August 9, 1989, in Hays, Kan... Parents are cine... Career plans include either coaching or athletic training... Cousin, Andy Frank Delavue and Karin Delavue... Has a younger brother, Frank... Father, Thorn, played tight end for the Dallas Cowboys... Cousin, Justin Kirk, is a jun- Kerry Henderson, played running back at Texas Southern and briefly with ior linebacker at Northern Iowa. the N.Y. Jets... Plans to major in engineering or biology. Danny HOGAN Ben LIU OFFENSIVE LINEMAN WIDE RECEIVER 6-6 • 325 • Junior-JC 6-2 • 190 • Freshman-HS #63 #81 Sacramento, Calif. Dallas, Texas Sacramento City College Roosevelt High School Massive offensive line prospect who is regarded for his athleticism and tough- Big-play receiver with good size and blazing speed... Was overlooked by most ness... Projects as an early contributor... Played both defensive end and offen- recruiting services despite being one of the most decorated prep receivers in sive line as a prep. Texas following the 2006 season... A three-sport star at Roosevelt who helped the Mustangs win the 2006 3A state basketball title. JUNOR COLLEGE: Started two seasons Sacramento City College... Earned first team All-Mid-Empire Conference honors as a sophomore in 2006... Helped lead Sac HIGH SCHOOL: A standout performer at both wide receiver and defensive back at City to a 7-4 record (4-1 MEC), a victory over Feather River in the Capital Roosevelt High School... A 2006 Associated Press 3A first team all-state selec- Shrine Bowl and a No. 16 ranking in the final 2006 Northern California Com- tion... Earned honorable mention all-state honors from the Texas Sports Writ- munity College poll... Anchored an offensive line that gave up just 21 sacks in ers Association (TWSA)... Named to the Dallas Morning News All-Area (all 11 games (1.9 avg.)... Helped the Panthers average 358.3 yards of total offense classes) second team... Selected to the Class 3A Region II first team... The Dis- per game in 2005... Coached by 2006 Mid-Empire Conference coach of the year trict 11-3A Offensive Player of the Year... Hauled in 46 receptions for 945 (21.0 Mike Clemons. avg.) and an eye-popping 19 touchdowns as a senior... Had four 100-yard re- ceiving games on the year... Also had four rushes for 11 yards and a pair of HIGH SCHOOL: Started all for years at Luther Burbank High School... Played both touchdowns, a 51-yard punt return for a score and a fumble recovery in the defensive end and offensive line and earned all-league honors... Coached by end zone for a TD... Totaled 132 points on the season, including a five touch- John Heffernan. down game vs. Fort Worth Castleberry that earned him area Player-of-the- Week honors from the Dallas Morning News for games of Oct. 2... Scored every PERSONAL: Penisini “Ben” Liu was born August 19, 1985, in Sacramento, Calif... time he touched the ball in a 40-14 win over Castleberry, hauling in touch- Parents are Seluini Liu and Mele Liu... Father was a professional wrestler in downs of 45, 11, 25, 6 and 61 yards to finish the game with five receptions for the early 1980s... The youngest of five children... Has two children of his own, 148 yards... Led Roosevelt to a 7-4 record and a berth in the 3A Division I Bi- Villiami and Isea... Plans to major in social science. District playoffs... Named the 2005 District 10-3A Newcomer of the Year as a defensive back... Collected 80 tackles and two fumble recoveries as a junior... Coached by Joseph Daniels... Also lettered in basketball and track... Scored 12 points in the title game of the 2006 Class 3A boys basketball state tournament.

PERSONAL: Danny Hogan was born May 16, 1989, in Dallas, Texas... Parents are Danny and Treleanna Hogan... Plans to major in business and open an em- ployment agency for ex-convicts following graduation.

96 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES Jeremy MACK Deon MURPHY TIGHT END WIDE RECEIVER 6-4 • 210 • Freshman-HS #49 5-10 • 170 • Junior-JC #87 Blue Springs, Mo. Houston, Texas Blue Springs South High School Coffeyville College

Rugged prospect who excelled on both sides of the ball as a prep... Projects as A speedy receiver who is also regarded as one of the top return specialists in either a tight end or slot receiver at the collegiate level... Rated as the No. 21 the country... Has been clocked at 4.36 in the 40... Ranked as the No. 67 junior player in the Show-me State. college prospect and No. 10 receiver by Rivals.com.

HIGH SCHOOL: A two-year, two way starter and three-year letterwinner at Blue JUNIOR COLLEGE: A standout performer Coffeyville College... Helped the Red Springs South High School... Helped lead Blue Springs South to a perfect 13- Ravens to a No. 13 national ranking, a 7-4 record and a berth in the Top of the 0 record in 2006 and the Missouri Class 6 state title... Recorded 79 total tackles Mountain Bowl in 2006... Earned first team All-Jayhawk Conference honors at (38 solo, 41 assisted) six interceptions and a fumble recovery as a senior defen- both wide receiver and as a return specialist... Also named honorable mention sive back... Hauled in 27 passes for 448 yards (16.6 avg.) in 2006, with 10 touch- All-American as an all-purpose performer by JCFootball.com... Part of a Cof- downs... Also punted 33 times for an average of 34.7 yards, while dropping six feyville offensive squad that finished second in the Region VI rankings in scor- inside the 20-yard-line... A first team Class 6 all-state selection by the Missouri ing offense (27.1 ppg)... Racked up 535 receiving yards on 36 catches... Football Coaches Association, The Associated Press and the Kansas City Star Averaged 48.6 yards per game receiving while tacking on eight touchdowns... as a defensive back... Also named to the KC Star Class 6 all-district team at re- Also proved to be a special teams threat, averaging 12.1 yards per punt return ceiver... Earned first team All-Metro honors from MetroSports at defensive and 22.2 yards per kickoff return... Ended the 2006 season ranked seventh in back and honorable mention All-Metro accolades as a receiver... Named first the NJCAA Region VI standings in all-purpose yards (95.5 ypg) and accounted team All-Suburban Big Seven Conference at both receiver and defensive for nearly 25 percent of the Red Ravens’ total yards... Coached by Jeff Leiker... back... Helped the Jaguars to a 3-3 start in 2005 before suffering a season-end- Also competed in the 200 meters and the 4x100 relay on the Coffeyville track ing injury... Still managed register 24 receptions for 477 yards and 10 touch- team. downs and earn second team All-Suburban Big Seven Conference honors... Coached by Greg Oder... Also lettered three years in basketball and four years HIGH SCHOOL: Started three seasons at Klein Forest High School... Started Earned in track & field. second team All-District 14-5A honors in 2004 and was regarded among the top 50 receivers in the state of Texas... Hauled in 43 receptions for 583 yards PERSONAL: Jeremy Mack was born April 27, 1989, in Safford, Ariz... Parents are and eight touchdowns as a senior... Totaled 522 yards on 36 catches with six Bill and Diane Mack... The youngest of seven children in his family... Partici- TDs and helped Klein Forest to a 12-1 record as a junior in 2003... Coached by pated in his high school student senate and choir. Gene Johnson.

PERSONAL: Deon Murphy was born April 15, 1986, in Houston, Texas... Parents are Daryl and Gwen Murphy... Enjoys acting... Plans to major in communica- Kendrick MATTHEWS tions and pursue a career in broadcasting. DEFENSIVE BACK 5-10 • 180 • Freshman-HS #38 Chris PATTERSON Fresno, Texas Marshall High School LINEBACKER 6-3 • 215 • Junior-JC #10 A speed-merchant who plays very physical for his size... Has a 36-inch vertical jump and has been timed at 4.41 in the 40... A Houston Area top 100 performer Chicago, Ill. by the Houston Chronicle... PrepStar All-Midlands pick. Joliet Junior College

HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year letterwinner and two-year starter at Marshall High A fast and physical linebacker with off-the-chart athletic ability... Has been School... Helped the Buffaloes to an 8-4 record, a District 23-5A co-champi- clocked at 4.5 in the 40 and runs more like a wide receiver than a big-hitting onship and a berth in the area finals of the 5A state playoffs in 2006... Earned linebacker... Joins several former NEO teammates at K-State. District 23-5A second team honors as a senior... Coached by Dennis Brantley... Also lettered three years in track & field, competing in the 4x100, 4x400 and JUNIOR COLLEGE (JOLIET): Started in his only season with the Wolves... Helped lead 200 meters. Joliet Junior College to a 7-4 record in 2006, a Midwest Football Conference East Division regular season title and a berth in the Graphic Edge Bowl... PERSONAL: Kendrick Matthews was born Sept. 19, 1988, in Houston, Texas... Closed out the regular season with 34 total tackles, including two sacks... Also Guardians are William and Norma Smith... Is related to Jafus White, a 1980 had three interceptions and a forced fumble... Named second team All-NJCAA draft pick of the Green Bay Packers, and Texas wide receiver Billy Pittman. Region IV and second team All-Midwest Conference... Coached by Tom Min- nick.

JUNIOR COLLEGE (NEO): Rated as a four-star prospect and the No. 22 junior college player in the nation by Rivals.com in the class of 2006... Started all 11 games during 2005 and helped lead the Golden Norseman to a 9-3 record and a vic- tory over Mississippi Golf Coast in the Dalton Defenders Bowl... Led the Southwest Junior College Football Conference with three blocked punts... Fin- ished fourth in the conference with 105 tackles, including 54 unassisted stops... Also collected 12 tackles for losses, seven pass breakups, three interceptions and one fumble recovery... Earned first team NJCAA All-America honors and first team all-conference accolades... Redshirted in 2004... Coached by Rob Green.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Started all four years at Hubbard High School.... Ranked as a five- star prospect and the nation's No. 15 overall player by Rivals.com as a high school senior... Received four stars and was rated as the country’s No. 7 line- backer by Scout.com... Considered to be the nation’s No. 3 outside linebacker Jeremy REED prospect by Rivals at the time... Played in 2004 U.S. Army High School All- American game... Named second team All-American in 2003 by USA Today... RUNNING BACK Earned first team all-state, all-area and all-city honors (all classes) from both 5-11• 205 • Freshman-HS #32 the Chicago Sun-Times and the as a junior and senior... Started at defensive end as a freshman and sophomore before moving to middle line- Great Bend, Kan. backer position for his final two seasons... Led the Greyhounds to a 10-3 record Great Bend High School in 2003... Totaled 106 tackles, 13 sacks and two interceptions as a junior in 2002... Helped Hubbard to an 11-1 record and a state quarterfinal appearance Outstanding all-around athlete... Plays with both power and speed... Has been as a sophomore in 2002... Team advanced to the state semifinals and ended clocked at 4.5 in the 40... Rated as the No. 33 running back nationally by Ri- the 2001 season with a 10-2 mark... Coached by Elton Harris... Originally vals.com and the No. 5 player in the Sunflower State. signed with Oklahoma in the class of 2004... Also wrestled as a prep. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons and started two at Great Bend High School... PERSONAL: Chris Patterson was born July 1, 1985, in Chicago, Ill... Son of Chris- Totaled 2,716 yards on 424 carries with 51 touchdowns during his prep tine Patterson... Originally signed with Oklahoma in 2004. career... Also had 45 receptions for 616 yards and four scores... Led the Pan- thers to an 11-2 record in 2006 and a berth in the Kansas 5A championship game... Rushed for 1,654 yards on 237 carries (6.9 avg.) with 29 touchdowns as a senior... Added 488 yards on 32 catches with three TDs... Collected 61 tackles, two sacks and four interceptions as a defensive back... Set the Great Bend school record with seven TDs in one game vs. Liberal in 2006... Also Ernie PIERCE holds Great Bend’s career touchdown record with 57 and the single-season touchdown mark with 33... Named to both the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wi- WIDE RECEIVER chita Eagle Elite 11 teams (all classes) in 2006... Was also a consensus first team 6-4• 204 • Junior-JC #5 5A all-state selection at running back... Earned conference MVP honors in both 2005 and 2006... Finished his junior campaign with 976 yards and 19 TDs on National City, Calif. 161 carries (6.1 avg.)... Caught 13 passes for 128 yards and one TD... Recorded Santa Barbara City College 39 tackles, including five sacks, as a defender... Will represent the West squad in the 2007 Kansas Shrine Bowl... Coached by Bo Black... Also lettered in bas- One of the top junior college receivers in the nation last season... Is also a ketball and track & field... Helped lead the Panthers to the 2006 5A state bas- proven punt and kick return threat... Possesses excellent size to go along with ketball title and was an honorable mention all-state selection by the Topeka 4.5 speed... The No. 80 junior college player in the nation by Rivals. Capital-Journal.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Two-time second team All-Western States Conference pick de- PERSONAL: Jeremy Reed was born July 11, 1988, in Great Bend, Kan... Parents are spite play for a Santa Barbara City team than went a combined 7-13 in 2005 Eric and Kathy Franzen... Plans to major in history... Career plans include be- and 2006... Totaled 66 receptions for 1,153 yards (17.5 ypc) and 13 touchdowns coming a history teacher and coach. during his two seasons with the Vaqueros... Hauled in 36 receptions for 620 yards and four touchdowns as a sophomore... Ranked 11th in the Western State Conference in 2006 with 62.0 receiving yards per game... Also averaged 28.2 yards on six punt returns and scored TDs on punt returns of 55 and 85 yards against East L.A. College... Finished 2005 ranked No. 16 in the WSC with 53.3 receiving yards per game... Had 30 receptions on the year, with nine Kevin ROHLEDER (30 percent) going for touchdowns... Coached by Reggie Bolton. LINEBACKER HIGH SCHOOL: Sweetwater High School Offensive MVP 2003 and 2004 ... Caught 6-1• 205 • Freshman-HS #45 42 passes for 825 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior... Earned first team All-Metro League honors in 2004 and a second team all-league accolades in Wichita, Kan. 2003... Also lettered in basketball, track and golf. Bishop Carroll High School

PERSONAL: Ernie Pierce was born Nov. 3, 1987, in San Diego, Calif... Son of April Rugged play-making linebacker who reads offenses well and plays fast... Has Pierce... Future career plans include opening a marketing firm. been clocked at 4.55 in the 40... Rated as the No. 54 outside linebacker nation- ally by Rivals.com... Ranked as the nation’s No. 44 weakside linebacker by Scout.com.

HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter at Bishop Carroll High School... Helped the Eagles to a 28-5 record during his three years in the program... Led the Eagles to a 10-2 record, a second-place finish in the Wichita City League and the 2006 5A state semifinals... Recorded 105 tackles, including 30 tackles for losses, four interceptions and one fumble recovery as a senior... Also blocked a PAT.... Earned first team 5A all-state honors from both the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle... Was also an All-City League first teamer and an All-Metro pick... Recorded 60 tackles during his junior season, despite missing four games due to injury... An All-City honorable mention pick as a sophomore... Selected to represent the West squad in the 2007 Kansas Shrine Bowl... Coached by Alan Schuckman... Also wrestled as a freshman and earned three letters in track & field as a sprinter... Helped lead Carroll to the 2005 5A state championship in track & field.

PERSONAL: Kevin Rohleder was born Nov. 20, 1988, in Wichita, Kan... Son of Al and Maureen Rohleder... Plans to major in business.

98 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES Eldridge SIMS Darhnaz TIGNER OFFENSIVE LINEMAN DEFENSIVE BACK 6-6• 279 • Junior-JC #74 6-2 • 200 • Freshman-HS #24 Lynwood, Calif. Pompano Beach, Fla. Compton College Ely High School

Lean offensive line prospect with quick feet... Signed with K-State during in Big, physical safety who can flat-out run... Has been clocked at 4.5 in the 40... December, but will not join the program until June... Ranked as the No. 96 Sees the field well and makes good decisions... Burst on the scene during an junior college player in the nation by Rivals.com. outstanding senior season in talent-rich south Florida... An outstanding athlete who did not pick up football until late in his prep career... Earned All-South- JUNIOR COLLEGE: Started two seasons at Compton College... Played offensive east honors from PrepStar. tackle and tight end as a freshman and offensive tackle as a sophomore... Helped lead the Tartars to back-to-back 6-4 records... The 2006 Compton of- HIGH SCHOOL: Had an outstanding senior season at Ely High School, his first as fense averaged 217 yards per game, with 150 of those yards coming through a starter for the Tigers... Helped Ely to a 7-4 record and a berth in the 2006 the air... Helped freshman quarterback Kyle Parrish nearly reach the 1,500- Class 5A playoffs... Totaled 110 tackles, 11 tackles for losses, five interceptions, yard mark in passing during the 2006 campaign while tallying seven TDs... five fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles... An honorable mention se- Redshirted during the 2004 season... Coached by Angelo Jackson. lection to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel Class 6A-5A-4A team... Also picked up honorable mention honors on the Miami Herald All-Broward 6A-4A team... HIGH SCHOOL: Started two seasons at defensive tackle and defensive end at Lyn- Represented Team USA at the 2007 Global Junior Football Championship as wood High School... Helped the Knights to a 10-1-1 record as a senior and a free safety... Coached by Greg McGirt... Also lettered in basketball and track earned second team All-San Gabriel Valley League honors. & field at Ely... Placed seventh in the triple jump (41-08.75) and 10th in the long jump (20-05.00) at the Broward County Track Championships as a junior. PERSONAL: Eldridge Sims was born Sept. 5, 1986... Son of Toni Eldridge... Plans to major in psychology... Would like to pursue a career as a psychologist or PERSONAL: Dahrnaz (DAR-naz) Tigner (TIG-ner) was born July 11, 1989, in Ft. counselor after college. Lauderdale, Fla... Parents are Curtis Tigner and Ernestine Price... The eldest of six children... Plans to major in business... An honor roll student who worked with robotics and was on with the student council. Xzavier STEWART DEFENSIVE TACKLE Justin WOODS 6-1 • 275 • Freshman-HS #52 RUNNING BACK Chicago, Ill. 5-10 • 180 • Freshman-HS #35 Morgan Park High School Shawnee, Kan. An explosive defensive tackle who also played linebacker during his prep ca- Mill Valley High School reer... Possesses great speed at 4.7 in the 40 and plays with a high motor... A two-star rated prospect by both Rivals.com and Scout.com... Listed as one of Perhaps the fastest prep in the state of Kansas... Has incredible linear speed the top nine prep defensive tackles in Illinois by EdgyTim.com. and has been clocked at 4.29 in the 40... Versatile play-maker who possesses an exceptional work ethic and has shined on both sides of the ball... Consid- HIGH SCHOOL: Had a breakout senior season at Morgan Park High School in 2006 ered to be among the top players from the Sunflower State... Rated as the No. after sitting out his junior campaign... Helped the Mustangs to an 8-5 record 45 running back nationally and the No. 7 player in Kansas by Rivals.com and a berth in the Illinois Class 7A semifinals... Collected 110 tackles and 11 sacks to spearhead a defense that allowed just 14.8 points per game... Coached HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year letterwinner and three-year starter Mill Valley High by Lexie Spurlock. School... Totaled 3,003 yards rushing on 402 attempts with 33 touchdowns during his prep career... Also had 17 receptions for 393 yards... Led Mill Valley PERSONAL: Xzavier Stewart was born March 24, 1989... Son of Debra Shelby... to a 6-3 record and a second-place finish in the Kaw Valley League... Rushed Selected K-State over offers from Minnesota and Northern Illinois... Also re- for 1,344 yards on 137 carries (9.81 avg.) and added 15 touchdowns on the ceived interest from Cincinnati, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and Central Michigan ground during his senior campaign... Caught seven passes for 203 yards (29 during the recruiting process. avg.) and two TDs... Recorded three interceptions and one fumble recovery on defense... Set the single-game school rushing record with 304 yards on 14 car- ries in his last high school game... Named to both the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle 5A first team all-state squads... Also a first team All-Kaw Valley League and All-Johnson County selection... Chosen to represent the East squad for the 2007 Kansas Shrine Bowl... Rushed for 1,066 yards on 169 carries (6.31 avg.) with six touchdowns and caught eight passes for 175 yards (21.88 avg.) to earn all-league honors as a junior... Also returned five kickoffs for TDs in 2005... Served as the Jaguars’ team captain during both the 2005 and 2006 seasons and was twice voted as Mill Valley’s MVP... Coached by George Radell... Also lettered in track & field... Set the school record in the 100 meters (10.4) and tied the state record in the 200 meters (21.44) as a junior... The 2005 Class 5A state champion in both the 100 and 200 meters.

PERSONAL: Justin Woods was born July 18, 1988, in Lawrence, Kan... Parents are Maxwell and Portia Woods... Father ran track at Langston University... One of four children in the Woods family... Is undecided on a major, but would like to pursue a career in sports medicine... Selected Kansas State very early in the recruiting process over Colorado, Kansas and Missouri.

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Bowl-ed and Daring Prince guides Wildcats back to the Postseason year removed from its second A straight last-place divisional finish and under the guidance of its first new head coach in nearly two decades, few projected the kind of success Kansas State would enjoy during the 2006 college football season. A near-consensus pick to once again bring up the rear in the Big 12’s North Division, the Wildcats instead rode the arm of a talented freshman quarterback, a stingy defense and big-play special teams units to a second-place finish and a postseason bowl berth. None of which surprised first-year head coach Ron Prince, who repeatedly said “I’m not going to place any limits on what this team can accomplish,” when probed for his assessment of the Wildcats’ prospects for the upcoming 2006 season. Still, on the surface the reasoning for the Wildcats’ dim projection appeared sound. Kansas State’s legendary head coach, Bill Snyder, had retired. A young up-and- comer with zero head coaching experi- ence from a conference on the East Coast in Prince had been hired as his replacement and the staff he con- structed appeared to lack the cre- dentials necessary to return the program to its previous . To top things off, Kansas State had won a combined nine games – and just two each sea- son in Big 12 play – during the previous 24 months. But the intrepid, “bold and daring” Prince would have none of it. Externally, he told all who would listen that the organization he planned on building would “consistently compete for champi- onships.” And internally, he told his players to ex- pect the unexpected. Few first-year head coaches in the nation accomplished what Prince and the Wildcats did dur- ing the 2006 season. Well, none have to be exact. Of the 11 pro- grams in the country with new head coaches, none who did not reach bowl status a year ago achieved a better record than the 7-6 Wildcats,  Josh Freeman

100 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL 2006 SEASON REVIEW who squared off with Rutgers in Cardinal offense to their fewest the freshman na- the inagural Texas Bowl. passing yards in 15 games, but it tional weekly Not bad, considering some pre- wasn’t enough to derail Louisville honors from the season prognosticators had Kansas in a 24-6 setback. Walter Camp State winning as few as three The rigors of the Big 12 were Foundation, the games for the entire season. waiting in the wings for Kansas Master Coaches But despite these grim projec- State as it opened league play on Survey and ESPN tions, excitement and anticipation the road for the eighth straight sea- as the Cingular for the 2006 season was at an all- son, this time at Baylor. The Bear All-America time high in Manhattan and in the defense forced five turnovers and Player of the end, Prince and company delivered. held the Wildcats to just three Week. The Wildcats raced out to a points in a 17-3 Baylor win, but for The nationally- quick 3-0 start, then used a three- the Wildcats, it would mark the televised win over game conference winning streak emergence of a new leader under Texas sent shock- down the home stretch of the sea- center in freshman Josh Freeman. waves across the son to send the K-State bowling for Freeman, who played the entire country as Prince the first time since 2003 and for the second half at Baylor, threw for 196 and the Wildcats 12th time in the last 14 seasons. yards against the Bears and then, showed the nation And, those three late wins held against Oklahoma State, became that the Wildcats plenty of significance. K-State put the first true freshman to get the are a force to be an end to a two-game slide vs. Iowa starting nod at quarterback since reckoned with. State, said good-bye to a seven- 1976. Freeman, as well as true ESPN College game Big 12 road losing streak and freshman running back Leon Pat- Gameday host Lee became bowl-eligible with its first ton, electrified the crowd at Bill Corso even went win at Colorado since 2000, then Snyder Family Stadium as the Cats on to say that K- knocked off defending national rallied for a 31-27 win in a game State and Ron champion and No. 4-ranked Texas that Freeman completed 10-of-15 Prince had “one of for its first win over a ranked oppo- passes for 177 yards and also ran the greatest per- nent in six tries. for a game-winning 21-yard touch- formances he had Kansas State got back in the down while Patton totaled a K- ever witnessed” in  Ian Campbell bowl business by taking advantage State freshman record 301 a single game. of an opportunistic defense that all-purpose yards. K-State knew it would have its publications, as well as being forced 26 turnovers in 12 games, Freeman went on to start the hands full the following week at named the Big 12 Defensive Player continual improvement from an of- final seven games of the season and rival Kansas, and six Wildcat of the Year by the Houston Chronicle. fense that saw new leaders emerge finished with a K-State freshman turnovers proved to be too much to Archer continued to stake his and hit their stride during Big 12 record 1,651 passing yards, while overcome as the Jayhawks captured claim as one of the all-time great play and most importantly, domi- Patton emerged as one of the top the 2006 edition of the Sunflower linebackers at K-State after leading nating performances from all of its all-purpose backs in the Big 12 Showdown in Lawrence. the team in tackles for the third special teams units that produced Conference. He rushed for a K- Nonetheless, the Wildcats had straight season with 97, while also seven touchdowns and three State freshman record 595 yards done more than enough to earn a moving into 20th place in career blocked kicks. and also averaging 32.0 yards on spot in the postseason and were tackles with 259. Despite playing in Special teams play certainly kickoff returns en route to fresh- given the tough task of facing a 16th- just eight games, Watts earned sec- stood out during the three-game man All-Big 12 and honorable men- ranked Rutgers team that many be- ond team All-Big 12 honors from season-opening winning streak as tion freshman All-America honors. lieved belonged in a BSC bowl. the coaches and the Kansas City the Wildcats posted home wins Turnovers proved costly for the The powerful Scarlet Knights Star after totaling 19 tackles and over Illinois State, Florida Atlantic Wildcats in setbacks to Nebraska at were as good as advertised in the coming up with numerous big and Marshall. home and Missouri on the road, but Texas Bowl and kept the Wildcats plays in the secondary and on spe- On a night where Bill Snyder the second half play of both the of- off balance all night. K-State hung cial teams. Family Stadium was officially dedi- fense and the defense in Columbia with Rutgers for the first 30 min- Figurs provided the offense cated, the Wildcats used a late fum- would set the tone for the late utes and trailed by just a touch- and special teams units with a big ble return for a touchdown by stretch run. K-State saw both James down at intermission. But two spark and also garnered postseason Byron Garvin and three sacks from Johnson and Leon Patton rush for second-half turnovers doomed any all-conference honors from numer- Big 12 TFL-leader Ian Campbell to over 100 yards against Missouri, chance of a K-State come-back as ous publications and the coaches as take a 24-23 win over Illinois State most of which came late in the the Knights cruised, 37-10. a punt returner, while Wafford an- for the program’s 17th straight sea- game, as the offense began to show Still, it was an outstanding expe- chored the offensive line unit and son-opening win. signs of what was to come in the rience for a young Wildcat team was honored for his consistent out- After K-State held Florida At- final four games. Johnson again that played a total of 19 freshman, put with second team All-Big 12 lantic to just 200 total yards in a 45- went over 100 yards rushing and including eight who drew starting honors from the Kansas City Star. 0 blanking, the Wildcats hosted Freeman hit on 14-of-20 passes for assignments. The Wildcats’ youth proved to Marshall in a nationally-televised 161 yards as K-State got back on the Kansas State also saw several be a bright spot for the Cats down matchup between two teams who winning side of things with a domi- new leaders emerge in Freeman, the stretch as Patton, defensive battled to the end in two previous nant second half in a 31-10 win at Patton, Johnson, Campbell, Zach back Joshua Moore and offensive meetings. home over Iowa State. Diles and Rob Jackson who compli- lineman Nick Stringer all picked up The K-State defense was up to Freeman showed signs of set- mented returning veterans in the Freshman All-Big 12 honors from the challenge as it forced three tling in as the Wildcat quarterback likes of Brandon Archer, Yamon The Sporting News. turnovers and failed to yield a against Missouri and Iowa State, Figurs, Jordy Nelson, Greg Waf- Amidst all of the standout indi- touchdown for the second straight and the exclamation mark was ford, Marcus Watts and Kyle vidual honors and accomplish- game as the Cats earned a solid 23- planted in wins over Colorado on Williams. ments, the 2006 season will not be 7 win over the Thundering Herd. the road and against Texas. Free- Campbell’s play proved to be soon forgotten by the Kansas State The Cats knew they would face a man combined for 520 yards on 41- one of the better stories in the Big faithful, as a first-year head coach stiff test in week four as No. 8 and of-57 passing against the Buffs and 12 Conference this season as the joined an elite group of Big 12 BCS bound Louisville came to town Horns as he went on to become the former walk-on tied the K-State sin- coaches by leading his troops to not for yet another nationally televised first Wildcat since 2001 to win Big gle-season record with 11.5 sacks only a winning record and a bowl contest. For the third straight week, 12 player-of-the-week honors in and was tabbed an All-Big 12 per- game, but also igniting a new fire the Wildcat defense was up to the consecutive weeks. His perform- former by the coaches, the Associ- and continuing a relentless pursuit challenge as it held the high-octane ance against Texas also garnered ated Press and numerous of excellence.

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 RESULTS 7-6 [4-4, T-2ND BIG 12 NORTH]  RUSHING DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE TV ATTEND PLAYER GP ATT. GAIN LOSS NET AVG. TD LONG YPG Sept. 2 ILLINOIS STATE W 24-23 None 47,250 Patton, Leon 12 108 640 31 609 5.6 6 44 50.8 Sept. 9 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W 45-0 None 43,953 Johnson, James 10 98 428 25 403 4.1 2 37 40.3 Sept. 16 MARSHALL W 23-7 FSN 46,488 Clayton, Thomas 5 67 338 16 322 4.8 3 69 64.4 Sept. 23 (8) LOUISVILLE L 6-24 FSN 45,855 Figurs, Yamon 12 3 71 0 71 23.7 2 38 5.9 Sept. 30 at Baylor* L 3-17 None 30,752 Petrie, Terry 4 8 55 1 54 6.8 1 32 13.5 Oct. 7 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 31-27 None 46,616 Gonzalez, Daniel 11 1 38 0 38 38.0 0 38 3.5 Oct. 14 (21) NEBRASKA* L 3-21 FSN PPV 50,723 Alsup, Carlos 3 16 37 6 31 1.9 0 10 10.3 Oct. 21 at (24) Missouri* L 21-41 None 64,657 McCardle, John 13 5 25 0 25 5.0 0 12 1.9 Oct. 28 IOWA STATE* [HC] W 31-10 None 44,729 Anders, Donnie 4 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.5 Nov. 4 at Colorado* W 34-21 FSN 42,696 Meier, Dylan 12 7 15 14 1 0.1 0 15 0.1 Nov. 11 (4) TEXAS* W 45-42 ABC 47,933 TEAM 5 3 0 12 -12 -4.0 0 0 -2.4 Nov. 18 at Kansas* L 20-39 FSN 51,821 Freeman, Josh 11 54 163 184 -21 -0.4 2 24 -1.9 Dec. 28 (16) Rutgers^ L 10-37 NFL 52,210 Reyer, Tim 13 1 0 26 -26 -26.0 0 0 -2.0 * Big 12 Conference Game TOTAL 13 372 1812 315 1497 4.0 16 69 115.2 ^2006 Texas Bowl, Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Opponents 13 473 2288 356 1932 4.1 15 62 148.6  TEAM STATISTICS KANSAS STATE OPPONENTS  PASSING SCORING 296 309 PLAYER G EFFIC. CMP-ATT-INT PCT. YARDS TD LONG AVG/G Points Per Game 22.8 23.8 Freeman, Josh 11 103.45 140-270-15 51.9 1780 6 74 161.8 FIRST DOWNS 203 239 Meier, Dylan 12 98.58 72-141-4 51.1 775 3 44 64.6 Rushing 79 100 Nelson, Jordy 13 167.60 1-2-0 50.0 28 0 28 2.2 Passing 109 116 Patton, Leon 12 581.20 1-1-0 100.0 18 1 18 1.5 Penalty 15 23 Wilson, Cedric 13 -200.00 0-1-1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 RUSHING YARDAGE 1497 1932 Reyer, Tim 13 0.00 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Yards gained rushing 1812 2288 TOTAL 13 102.53 214-415-20 51.6 2601 10 74 200.1 Yards lost rushing 315 356 Opponents 13 124.62 224-384-10 58.3 2561 18 75 197.0 Rushing Attempts 372 473 Average Per Rush 4.0 4.1 Average Per Game 115.2 148.6 TDs Rushing 16 15  RECEIVING PASSING YARDAGE 2601 2561 PLAYER G NO YDS AVG TD LONG AVG/G Att-Comp-Int 415-214-20 384-224-10 Nelson, Jordy 13 39 547 14.0 1 74 42.1 Average Per Pass 6.3 6.7 Norwood, Rashaad 12 36 358 9.9 0 28 29.8 Average Per Catch 12.2 11.4 Figurs, Yamon 12 28 418 14.9 3 68 34.8 Average Per Game 200.1 197.0 Moreira, Jermaine 8 23 419 18.2 2 55 52.4 TDs Passing 10 18 Mastrud, Jeron 12 17 235 13.8 0 66 19.6 TOTAL OFFENSE 4098 4493 Gonzalez, Daniel 11 15 199 13.3 1 30 18.1 Total Plays 787 857 Wilson, Cedric 13 11 120 10.9 1 20 9.2 Average Per Play 5.2 5.2 Patton, Leon 12 10 126 12.6 0 33 10.5 Average Per Game 315.2 345.6 Johnson, James 10 10 87 8.7 1 32 8.7 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 36-977 35-635 Clayton, Thomas 5 9 45 5.0 0 10 9.0 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 30-391 25-213 Pooschke, Mike 10 6 24 4.0 0 7 2.4 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 10-137 20-298 Raymer, Donald 12 3 8 2.7 0 7 0.7 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 27.1 18.1 Brown, Antonio 6 2 9 4.5 0 6 1.5 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 13.0 8.5 McCardle, John 13 2 8 4.0 1 6 0.6 INT RETURN AVERAGE 13.7 14.9 Alsup, Carlos 3 2 7 3.5 0 7 2.3 FUMBLES-LOST 17-10 26-16 Meier, Dylan 12 1 -9 -9.0 0 0 -0.8 PENALTIES-YARDS 89-732 63-525 TOTAL 13 214 2601 12.2 10 74 200.1 Average Per Game 56.3 40.4 Opponents 13 224 2561 11.4 18 75 197.0 PUNTS-YARDS 63-2566 65-2516 Average Per Punt 40.7 38.7 Net punt average 35.4 30.8 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 27:31 32:29  TOTAL OFFENSE 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 61/176 68/185 3rd-Down Pct 35% 37% PLAYER G PLAYS RUSH PASS TOTAL AVG/G 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 10/23 15/25 Freeman, Josh 11 324 -21 1780 1759 159.9 4th-Down Pct 43% 60% Meier, Dylan 12 148 1 775 776 64.7 SACKS BY-YARDS 40-227 28-199 Patton, Leon 12 109 609 18 627 52.2 MISC YARDS -23 0 Johnson, James 10 98 403 0 403 40.3 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 35 38 Clayton, Thomas 5 67 322 0 322 64.4 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 17-24 15-20 Figurs, Yamon 12 3 71 0 71 5.9 ON-SIDE KICKS 2-2 0-3 Petrie, Terry 4 8 54 0 54 13.5 RED-ZONE SCORES 21-32 66% 37-50 74% Gonzalez, Daniel 11 1 38 0 38 3.5 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 12-32 38% 26-50 52% Alsup, Carlos 3 16 31 0 31 10.3 PAT-ATTEMPTS 33-33 100% 36-37 97% Nelson, Jordy 13 2 0 28 28 2.2 ATTENDANCE 373547 189926 McCardle, John 13 5 25 0 25 1.9 Games/Avg Per Game 8/46693 4/47482 Anders, Donnie 412020.5 Neutral Site Games -- 1/52210 TEAM 5 3 -12 0 -12 -2.4 Reyer, Tim 13 1 -26 0 -26 -2.0 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total TOTAL 13 787 1497 2601 4098 315.2 KANSAS STATE 38 94 64 100 296 Opponents 13 857 1932 2561 4493 345.6 Opponents 71 51 100 87 309

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 SCORING  ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE |------PATs------| PLAYER G RUSH REC PR KOR IR TOT AVG/G PLAYER TD FGS KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF PTS Patton, Leon 12 609 126 0 321 0 1056 88.0 Snodgrass, Jeff 0 17-24 32-32 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 83 Figurs, Yamon 12 71 418 323 203 0 1015 84.6 Figurs, Yamon 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Johnson, James 10 403 87 0 105 0 595 59.5 Patton, Leon 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Nelson, Jordy 13 0 547 3 0 0 550 42.3 Johnson, James 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Moreira, Jerm. 8 0 419 10 18 0 447 55.9 Clayton, Thomas 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Clayton, Thomas 5 322 45 0 0 0 367 73.4 Gonzalez, Daniel 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Norwood, Rashaad 12 0 358 0 0 0 358 29.8 Moreira, Jermaine 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 McKinney, Justin 13 0 0 0 296 0 296 22.8 Freeman, Josh 2 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 12 Gonzalez, Daniel 11 38 199 21 0 0 258 23.5 McKinney, Justin 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Mastrud, Jeron 12 0 235 0 0 0 235 19.6 Petrie, Terry 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Wilson, Cedric 13 0 120 0 0 0 120 9.2 Wilson, Cedric 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Watts, Marcus 9 0 0 11 0 68 79 8.8 Nelson, Jordy 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 McCardle, John 13 25 8 11 10 0 54 4.2 Anderson, Devin 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Petrie, Terry 4 54 0 0 0 0 54 13.5 McCardle, John 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Alsup, Carlos 3 31 7 0 0 0 38 12.7 Garvin, Byron 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Anderson, Devin 10 0 0 0 0 30 30 3.0 Diles, Zach 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Pooschke, Mike 10 0 24 0 0 0 24 2.4 Norwood, Rashaad 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 2 Archer, Brandon 13 0 0 0 24 0 24 1.8 Schwerdt, Tim 0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 1 Baldwin, Bryan 4 0 0 0 0 21 21 5.2 Meier, Dylan 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0 0 0 Garvin, Byron 12 0 0 0 0 18 18 1.5 TOTAL 35 17-24 33-33 0-1 1 1-1 0 0 296 Moore, Antwon 13 0 0 12 0 0 12 0.9 Opponents 38 15-20 36-37 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 309 Brown, Antonio 6 0 9 0 0 0 9 1.5 Raymer, Donald 12 0 8 0 0 0 8 0.7 Anders, Donnie 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 0.5 Meier, Dylan 12 1 -9 0 0 0 -8 -0.7  PUNT RETURNS TEAM 5 -12 0 0 0 0 -12 -2.4 PLAYER NO YDS AVG TD LONG Freeman, Josh 11 -21 0 0 0 0 -21 -1.9 Figurs, Yamon 22 323 14.7 2 81 Reyer, Tim 13 -26 0 0 0 0 -26 -2.0 Moreira, Jermaine 4 10 2.5 0 11 TOTAL 13 1497 2601 391 977 137 5603 431.0 Nelson, Jordy 1 3 3.0 0 3 Opponents 13 1932 2561 213 635 298 5639 433.8 McCardle, John 1 11 11.0 0 0 Watts, Marcus 1 11 11.0 0 0 Moore, Antwon 1 12 12.0 0 0  PUNTING Gonzalez, Daniel 0 21 0.0 1 21 PLAYER NO YDS AVG LONG TB FC I20 BLKD TOTAL 30 391 13.0 3 81 Reyer, Tim 61 2566 42.1 65 6 21 13 2 Opponents 25 213 8.5 1 63 TEAM 2 0 0.0 0000 0 TOTAL 63 2566 40.7 65 6 21 13 2  KICKOFF RETURNS Opponents 65 2516 38.7 78 6 12 21 3 PLAYER NO YDS AVG TD LONG McKinney, Justin 12 296 24.7 1 88  FIELD GOALS Patton, Leon 10 321 32.1 1 95 PLAYER FGM-FGA PCT 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LG BLK Figurs, Yamon 9 203 22.6 0 41 Snodgrass, Jeff 17-24 70.8 1-1 4-5 2-3 7-11 3-4 53 1 Johnson, James 2 105 52.5 1 85 TOTAL 17-24 70.8 1-1 4-5 2-3 7-11 3-4 53 1 McCardle, John 1 10 10.0 0 10 Opponents 15-20 75.0 0-0 5-6 7-8 3-4 0-2 0 0 Moreira, Jermaine 1 18 18.0 0 18 Archer, Brandon 1 24 24.0 0 24 TOTAL 36 977 27.1 3 95  Opponents 35 635 18.1 0 89 FIELD GOAL SEQUENCE GAME KANSAS STATE OPPONENTS Illinois State 38,(52),(41),(30) (35)  Florida Atlantic 22,49,(37) - INTERCEPTIONS Marshall (24),(22),(48) - PLAYER NO YDS AVG TD LONG Louisville 40 (25) Watts, Marcus 3 68 22.7 0 68 at Baylor (41) 50,(22) Garvin, Byron 2 18 9.0 0 20 Oklahoma State (48) (33),(38) Moore, Joshua 1 0 0.0 0 0 Nebraska 54,(53) - Anderson, Devin 1 30 30.0 1 30 at Missouri - (30),(20) Diles, Zach 1 0 0.0 0 0 Iowa State 43,(19) (48),40 Baldwin, Bryan 1 21 21.0 0 21 Colorado 47,(46),(27) 51 Williams, Kyle 1 0 0.0 0 0 Texas (51) - TOTAL 10 137 13.7 1 68 Kansas (21),(47) (38),(49),(41),(35) Opponents 20 298 14.9 2 53 Rutgers (44) 36, (37), 27, (23), (21) Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.  FUMBLE RETURNS  KICKOFFS PLAYER NO YDS AVG TD LONG PLAYER NO YDS AVG TB OB RETN NET YDLN Diles, Zach 1 43 43.0 1 43 Parker, Jared 32 1812 56.6 10 0 . . . Garvin, Byron 1 9 9.0 1 9 Snodgrass, Jeff 32 1985 62.0 15 0 . . . TOTAL 2 52 26.0 2 43 TOTAL 64 3797 59.3 25 0 635 41.6 23 Opponents 4 121 30.2 2 41 Opponents 62 3805 61.4 24 1 977 37.9 27

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 GAME-BY-GAME PASSING  JOSH FREEMAN ATT COMP INT PCT YARDS TD LONG SACK YDS EFFIC. Illinois State DNP ------Florida Atlantic 4 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 -50.0 Marshall DNP ------Louisville 10 3 0 30.0 18 0 11 2 16 45.1 at Baylor 33 11 3 33.3 196 0 68 0 0 65.0 Oklahoma State 15 10 0 66.7 177 0 43 3 25 165.8 Nebraska 47 23 2 48.9 272 0 30 4 35 89.0 at Missouri 19 5 2 26.3 63 0 21 4 17 33.1 Iowa State 20 14 1 70.0 161 1 34 2 7 144.1 at Colorado 26 22 0 84.6 251 2 74 2 13 191.1 Texas 31 19 1 61.3 269 3 36 1 11 159.7 at Kansas 44 23 3 52.3 244 0 66 4 19 85.2 vs. Rutgers 21 10 2 47.6 129 0 33 3 24 80.2 TOTALS 270 140 15 51.9 1780 6 74 25 167 103.5

 DYLAN MEIER ATT COMP INT PCT YARDS TD LONG SACK YDS EFFIC. Illinois State 26 15 2 57.7 163 0 31 2 10 95.0 Florida Atlantic 20 10 0 50.0 125 2 23 0 0 135.5 Marshall 35 19 1 54.3 256 1 44 0 0 119.4 Louisville 33 14 1 42.4 121 0 18 0 0 67.2 at Baylor 22 11 0 50.0 100 0 23 0 0 88.2 Oklahoma State DNP ------Nebraska 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A at Missouri 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Iowa State 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A at Colorado 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A Texas 1 1 0 100.0 8 0 8 0 0 167.2 at Kansas 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A vs. Rutgers 3 2 0 66.7 2 0 11 0 0 72.3 TOTALS 141 72 4 51.1 775 3 44 2 10 98.6

 GAME-BY-GAME RUSHING [NO-YDS/TDs] PLAYER NO-YDS/TD ILS FAU MAR UL BU OSU NU MU ISU CU UT KU RU Patton, Leon 108-609/6 7-22/0 3-28/0 DNP - 3-7/0 21-151/1 12-13/0 18-112/1 5-41/1 12-96/1 5-23/1 14-102/1 8-14/0 Johnson, James 98-403/2 4-10/0 1--2/0 DNP DNP DNP 6-13/0 - 20-127/1 22-115/1 21-63/0 10-29/0 8-28/0 6-20/0 Clayton, Thomas 67-322/3 DNP 16-89/1 18-76/1 15-119/1 18-38/0 DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Figurs, Yamon 3-71/2 - 1-38/1 ------1-3/0 1-30/1 - DNP - Petrie, Terry 8-54/1 DNP 1-32/1 5-22/0 DNP - 2-0/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Gonzalez, Daniel 1-38/0 DNP - DNP - - - 1-38/0 ------Alsup, Carlos 16-31/0 14-26/0 DNP DNP 2-5/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP McCardle, John 5-25/0 - 4-17/0 1-8/0 ------Anders, Donnie 1-2/0 DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP - DNP 1-2/0 Meier, Dylan 7-1/0 2--10/0 2-15/0 2--4/0 - - DNP - - - - 1-0/0 - - Freeman, Josh 54--21/2 DNP 2-4/0 DNP 2--16/0 - 7-16/1 5--29/0 9-23/0 4--3/0 4--1/0 7-2/1 8--12/0 6--5/0

 GAME-BY-GAME RECEIVING [NO-YDS/TDs] PLAYER NO-YDS/TD ILS FAU MAR UL BU OSU NU MU ISU CU UT KU RU Nelson, Jordy 39-547/1 4-62/0 - 5-71/0 4-39/0 4-49/0 - - - 2-49/0 5-117/1 3-15/0 8-64/0 4-81/0 Moreira, Jermaine 23-419/2 1-5/0 3-40/1 4-95/1 2-15/0 2-78/0 4-95/0 6-86/0 1-5/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Figurs, Yamon 28-418/3 2-16/0 2-24/0 2-24/0 2-25/0 4-101/0 2-22/0 - 1-10/0 4-49/0 3-24/1 6-123/2 DNP - Norwood, Rashaad 36-358/0 5-53/0 3-40/0 5-50/0 DNP 7-27/0 - 4-48/0 1-10/0 1-10/0 2-11/0 3-52/0 3-17/0 2-40/0 Mastrud, Jeron 17-235/0 1-13/0 1-7/0 1-6/0 2-25/0 1-8/0 DNP - - 3-31/0 1-5/0 2-37/0 5-103/0 - Gonzalez, Daniel 15-199/1 DNP 1-14/1 DNP - - 1-20/0 4-72/0 - 1-7/0 5-53/0 1-8/0 1-14/0 1-11/0 Patton, Leon 10-126/0 1-7/0 - DNP - - 1-33/0 2-16/0 2-38/0 - 1-8/0 - 2-23/0 1-1/0 Wilson, Cedric 11-120/1 - - - - 2-22/0 - 4-47/0 - 2-13/0 - 2-26/1 1-12/0 - Johnson, James 10-87/1 - - DNP DNP DNP - - - - 2-21/0 3-55/1 3-11/0 2-0/0 Clayton, Thomas 9-45/0 DNP - 1-3/0 5-34/0 2-11/0 DNP 1--3/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Pooschke, Mike 6-24/0 DNP - - 1-1/0 DNP - DNP - - 3-12/0 1-4/0 - 1-7/0 Brown, Antonio 2-9/0 DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-6/0 - DNP - 1-3/0 - DNP McCardle, John 2-8/1 - - - - - 1-6/0 - - 1-2/1 - - - - Raymer, Donald 3-8/0 - - 1-7/0 - - 1-1/0 1-0/0 - - - - - DNP Alsup, Carlos 2-7/0 1-7/0 DNP DNP 1-0/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP

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 Ian Campbell  Byron Garvin  Justin McKinney  Rob Jackson  Marcus Watts  DEFENSIVE STATISTICS PLAYER GP SOLO AST TOTAL TFL/YDS SACKS INT-YDS PBU QBH FR FF BLK SAF Archer, Brandon 13 50 56 106 7.0-18 2.5-12 . 4 1 2-0 . . . Diles, Zach 13 38 61 99 7.5-34 3.5-23 1-0 1 2 1-43 . . . Campbell, Ian 13 41 26 67 17.5-81 11.5-67 . 4 3 3-0 1 . . Williams, Kyle 13 35 30 65 2.0-3 . 1-0 5 . 1-0 1 . . Garvin, Byron 12 36 22 58 7.0-29 2.0-15 2-18 3 . 1-9 . . . McKinney, Justin 13 36 18 54 4.0-9 . . 8 . 2-0 2 . . Jackson, Rob 13 22 14 36 8.0-47 4.5-29 . 2 . . 1 . . Erker, Andrew 10 18 18 36 0.5-2 . . 2 . . 1 . . Walker, Reggie 13 17 19 36 1.0-3 . . 1 . . . . . Moore, Joshua 13 17 18 35 2.5-8 . 1-0 5 . . . . . Echols, Quintin 12 11 20 31 4.0-14 1.0-5 . . . . 2 . . Watts, Marcus 9 18 8 26 3.0-10 2.0-9 3-68 1 . . 2 1 . Moore, Antwon 13 16 10 26 4.0-9 2.0-5 . . 1 1-0 2 1 . Cline, Steven 13 11 11 22 3.0-16 2.0-12 . 1 . . . . . Perry, Marcus 13 12 9 21 2.0-3 . . . . . 1 . . Seiler, Blake 13 11 10 21 4.0-14 3.0-12 ...... Moran, Alphonso 12 9 9 18 4.0-15 1.0-6 ...... Childs, Eric 13 10 7 17 3.0-15 2.0-14 . . . 1-0 . . . Roland, Justin 12 9 8 17 ...... 2 . . Anderson, Devin 10 7 5 12 . . 1-30 2 . . . . . Mack, Maurice 12 4 6 10 . . . . . 1-0 1 . . Baldwin, Bryan 4 6 4 10 . . 1-21 2 . . . . . Manu, Moses 12 5 4 9 3.5-11 1.0-5 . . . 1-0 1 . . McCardle, John 13 4 4 8 ...... 1 . Balkcom, Brandon 12 2 6 8 1.0-1 ...... Houlik, John 9 4 4 8 0.5-0 ...... Herndon, Courtney 7 3 4 7 ...... Cheatham, Ray 12 5 2 7 ...... Figurs, Yamon 12 5 . 5 . . . . . 2-0 . . . Carney, Chris 3 2 3 5 . . . 1 . . . . . Alstatt, Brett 11 1 3 4 ...... Faustin, Vlad 5 2 1 3 1.0-2 1.0-2 . 1 . . . . . Diehl, Ross 12 1 2 3 ...... Hollis, Kevin 12 3 . 3 ...... Wilson, Cedric 13 1 1 2 ...... Stringer, Nick 11 2 . 2 ...... Cox, Clayton 2 2 . 2 ...... Johnson, Otis 3 1 1 2 ...... Johnson, James 10 2 . 2 ...... Gaskins, Greg 6 . 2 2 ...... Moreira, Jermaine 8 . 1 1 ...... Alsup, Carlos 3 1 . 1 ...... Patton, Leon 12 1 . 1 ...... Hafferty, John 6 1 . 1 ...... Freeman, Josh 11 1 . 1 ...... Snodgrass, Jeff 13 1 . 1 ...... Viers, Trevor 1 1 . 1 ...... Reyer, Tim 13 1 . 1 ...... Norwood, Rashaad 12 1 . 1 ...... Raymer, Donald 12 1 . 1 ...... Meier, Dylan 12 1 . 1 ...... Frieson, Michael 13 1 . 1 ...... McNeese, Rimmon 4 1 . 1 1.0-11 1.0-11 ...... Purvis, Tony 5 1 . 1 ...... Mortimer, Jeff 13 1 . 1 ...... Nelson, Jordy 13 1 . 1 ...... TOTAL 13 494 427 921 91-355 40-227 10-137 43 7 16-52 17 3 . Opponents 13 447 325 772 70.0-281 28-199 20-298 56 23 10-121 13 3 .

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 GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES [UT-AT] PLAYER UT-AT-TT ILS FAU MAR UL BU OSU NU MU ISU CU UT KU RU Archer, Brandon 50-56-106 5-8 3-3 3-2 8-1 3-7 4-2 2-4 5-3 7-3 1-4 4-6 3-6 2-7 Diles, Zach 38-61-99 6-4 0-1 2-3 4-2 2-5 3-8 2-8 3-3 10-2 1-6 5-7 0-5 0-7 Campbell, Ian 41-26-67 8-0 - 2-4 6-1 0-3 4-2 4-4 7-2 2-0 3-0 2-3 1-2 2-5 Williams, Kyle 35-30-65 1-1 2-0 4-3 4-3 4-1 3-2 3-4 0-3 4-2 3-4 4-2 0-4 3-1 Garvin, Byron 36-22-58 2-2 2-1 3-4 4-1 5-2 7-2 2-0 4-1 DNP 2-1 3-3 2-5 - McKinney,Justin 36-18-54 8-1 - 2-0 1-0 5-2 1-1 5-1 3-3 1-1 2-0 1-1 4-4 3-4 Erker, Andrew 18-18-36 2-5 0-1 0-1 2-0 DNP DNP DNP 2-2 3-0 3-3 3-3 1-1 2-2 Jackson, Rob 22-14-36 1-1 2-0 1-1 1-0 - 2-2 3-3 1-1 - 3-0 3-1 3-2 2-3 Walker, Reggie 17-19-36 0-4 1-2 - 3-1 0-1 2-1 4-0 2-1 3-0 1-3 0-1 0-2 1-3 Moore, Joshua 17-18-35 - 4-2 - - 0-2 1-1 2-0 2-2 1-0 1-3 2-0 2-3 2-5 Echols, Quintin 11-20-31 1-2 2-2 1-2 3-1 0-1 0-3 0-2 2-1 1-0 1-2 0-2 0-2 DNP Moore, Antwon 16-10-26 - 1-1 - 2-0 1-0 1-0 - 1-2 6-2 1-0 1-1 2-2 0-2 Watts, Marcus 18-8-26 0-1 0-1 2-0 8-1 1-0 3-1 1-0 - DNP DNP DNP DNP 3-4 Cline, Steven 11-11-22 1-1 - 1-1 2-1 - - 2-2 1-1 3-0 0-2 - 1-2 0-1 Seiler, Blake 11-10-21 - 2-1 1-0 1-0 - 0-1 1-0 1-1 2-1 1-0 2-2 0-2 0-2 Perry, Marcus 12-9-21 2-0 1-3 - 3-1 1-1 2-0 1-1 - - 0-1 - 2-0 0-2 Moran, Alphonso 9-9-18 1-0 0-1 1-0 - 2-1 1-2 2-2 0-2 2-0 - DNP - 0-1 Childs, Eric 10-7-17 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-3 3-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 - - - Roland, Justin 9-8-17 - 2-4 - - 1-0 - 2-0 1-1 - DNP 2-1 - 1-2 Anderson, Devin 7-5-12 0-1 - DNP - - 1-0 DNP - 3-0 1-2 2-2 - DNP Baldwin, Bryan 6-4-10 0-1 0-1 2-1 4-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Mack, Maurice 4-6-10 - 2-5 0-1 1-0 1-0 ------DNP Manu, Moses 5-4-9 DNP 0-3 - - 1-0 1-1 - 2-0 1-0 - - - - Houlik, John 4-4-8 DNP 1-1 - - DNP - DNP DNP - 2-0 1-1 0-1 0-1 Balkcom,Brandon 2-6-8 - 2-2 - - 0-1 - - - DNP 0-1 0-2 - - Herndon, Courtney 3-4-7 DNP 0-1 DNP - 0-2 - - 1-1 2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP Cheatham, Ray 5-2-7 0-1 1-0 - - DNP 1-0 - - 1-0 - 1-0 1-1 - Carney, Chris 2-3-5 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - 2-2 0-1  GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES FOR LOSS [TFL-YDS] PLAYER TFL-ATFL-TOT ILS FAU MAR UL BU OSU NU MU ISU CU UT KU RU Campbell, Ian 15-5-17.5 5.0-21 - 1.5-10 2.0-12 0.5-1 1.0-4 2.5-4 1.0-6 1.0-6 1.0-4 1.0-11 - 1.0-2 Jackson, Rob 7-2-8.0 1.0-2 - 0.5-4 - - 1.0-8 - 1.0-4 - 1.0-13 2.0-13 - 1.5-3 Diles, Zach 5-5-7.5 2.0-3 - 2.0-14 - - - 0.5-1 - 2.0-13 - - 0.5-2 0.5-1 Garvin, Byron 6-2-7.0 - 1.0-2 - - 1.0-4 1.5-3 1.0-7 - DNP - 2.0-13 0.5-0 - Archer, Brandon 5-4-7.0 0.5-1 - - 1.0-1 0.5-0 - 1.0-9 0.5-1 2.0-4 - - 1.5-2 - Echols, Quintin 2-4-4.0 0.5-1 1.5-4 - - - 0.5-3 0.5-1 - - 1.0-5 - - DNP Moran, Alphonso 3-2-4.0 - - - - 2.0-8 - 2.0-7 - - - DNP - - Moore, Antwon 2-4-4.0 - 1.5-3 - - 1.0-3 - - 0.5-1 - - - 0.5-1 0.5-1 Seiler, Blake 4-0-4.0 - 1.0-2 ------1.0-2 1.0-5 1.0-5 - - McKinney,Justin 3-2-4.0 1.0-3 - - - - - 1.0-3 0.5-0 - - - 1.0-1 0.5-2 Manu, Moses 2-3-3.5 DNP 1.0-3 - - 1.0-5 0.5-2 - 1.0-1 - - - - - Childs, Eric 3-0-3.0 - 1.0-1 - - 1.0-13 - 1.0-1 ------Watts, Marcus 3-0-3.0 - - 1.0-8 - - 1.0-1 1.0-1 - DNP DNP DNP DNP - Cline, Steven 3-0-3.0 - - 1.0-4 - - - - - 1.0-7 - - 1.0-5 - Moore, Joshua 2-1-2.5 - 2.0-8 - - - 0.5-0 ------Williams, Kyle 1-2-2.0 ------0.5-1 0.5-1 1.0-1 - - - - Perry, Marcus 2-0-2.0 - - - 2.0-3 ------McNeese, Rimmon 1-0-1.0 DNP 1.0-11 DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP - DNP - Walker, Reggie 1-0-1.0 ------1.0-3 ------Balkcom,Brandon 1-0-1.0 - 1.0-1 ------DNP - - - - Faustin, Vlad 1-0-1.0 - 1.0-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP - - Houlik, John 0-1-0.5 DNP - - - DNP - DNP DNP - - - - 0.5-0 Erker, Andrew 0-1-0.5 - - - - DNP DNP DNP - - - - - 0.5-2  GAME-BY-GAME SACKS [SACKS-YDS] PLAYER SKS-AS-TOT ILS FAU MAR UL BU OSU NU MU ISU CU UT KU RU Campbell, Ian 11-1-11.5 3.0-17 - 0.5-5 2.0-12 - 1.0-4 1.0-2 1.0-6 1.0-6 1.0-4 1.0-11 - - Jackson, Rob 4-1-4.5 - - 0.5-4 - - 1.0-8 - 1.0-4 - - 2.0-13 - - Diles, Zach 3-1-3.5 - - 1.0-8 - - - - - 2.0-13 - - 0.5-2 - Seiler, Blake 3-0-3.0 ------1.0-2 1.0-5 1.0-5 - - Archer, Brandon 2-1-2.5 ------1.0-9 - 1.0-2 - - 0.5-1 - Moore, Antwon 2-0-2.0 - 1.0-2 - - 1.0-3 ------Watts, Marcus 2-0-2.0 - - 1.0-8 - - - 1.0-1 - DNP DNP DNP DNP - Garvin, Byron 2-0-2.0 ------1.0-7 - DNP - 1.0-8 - - Childs, Eric 2-0-2.0 - 1.0-1 - - 1.0-13 ------Cline, Steven 2-0-2.0 ------1.0-7 - - 1.0-5 - Echols, Quintin 1-0-1.0 ------1.0-5 - - DNP Moran, Alphonso 1-0-1.0 - - - - 1.0-6 - - - - - DNP - - Manu, Moses 1-0-1.0 DNP - - - 1.0-5 ------McNeese, Rimmon 1-0-1.0 DNP 1.0-11 DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP - DNP - Faustin, Vlad 1-0-1.0 - 1.0-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP - -

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 GAME-BY-GAME SUMMARIES FINAL SCORE BY QUARTER FIRST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE PUNTING FUMBLES PENALTY THIRD AVERAGE TOTAL GAME SCORE 1 2 3 4 RU PA PN TOT ATT YDS TD A-C-I YDS TD ATT YDS NO-AVG NO-LOST NO-YDS DOWNS F.POS TOP K-State 24 0 10 3 11 5 8 0 13 28 44 0 26-15-2 163 0 54 207 3-39.7 1-0 5-49 5-13 KS 41 26:09 Illinois State 23 3 0 7 13 7 11 2 20 34 93 0 38-24-1 253 3 72 346 4-36.0 1-1 1-7 9-17 ILS 24 33:51 K-State 45 14 10 7 14 8 6 4 18 30 221 3 24-10-1 125 2 54 346 2-34.5 0-0 5-54 6-13 KS 49 24:36 Florida Atlantic 0 0 0 0 0 4 7 2 13 42 59 0 25-12-1 141 0 67 200 6-37.0 2-0 12-110 2-15 FAU 27 35:24 K-State 23 7 3 6 7 6 10 3 19 27 99 1 35-19-1 256 1 62 355 4-20.5 2-1 14-116 8-15 KS 40 28:46 Marshall 7 0 7 0 0 3 3 2 8 22 50 0 28-16-2 92 0 50 142 7-32.9 2-1 9-72 3-13 MAR 26 31:14 K-State 6 0 0 0 6 3 9 1 13 19 108 1 45-17-2 139 0 64 247 8-41.2 1-0 7-57 3-16 KS 33 24:21 Louisville 24 7 3 7 7 11 8 3 22 42 228 2 26-18-1 173 1 68 401 4-39.5 3-2 4-39 5-12 UL 31 35:39 K-State 3 0 3 0 0 4 8 0 12 21 45 0 55-22-3 296 0 76 341 10-45.3 2-2 11-84 3-19 KS24 27:40 Baylor 17 7 0 10 0 1 11 1 13 19 18 0 47-26-1 294 2 66 312 9-52.1 4-3 5-66 5-17 B33 32:20 K-State 31 0 10 7 14 7 7 0 14 36 180 2 15-10-0 177 0 51 357 4-43.0 0-0 5-33 2-10 KS 34 28:00 Oklahoma State 27 0 3 17 7 10 7 2 19 41 193 1 22-14-1 138 2 63 331 5-35.4 1-0 3-15 3-12 OS 31 32:00 K-State 3 0 0 3 0 3 14 0 17 18 22 0 47-23-2 272 0 65 294 7-40.4 0-0 5-50 1-13 KS 22 25:09 Nebraska 21 7 7 7 0 7 9 0 16 43 190 1 22-13-0 166 2 65 356 8-38.1 2-0 2-20 7-17 NU 31 34:51 K-State 21 7 0 7 7 13 3 3 19 47 262 2 20-5-2 63 0 67 325 4-35.8 4-2 5-45 6-13 KS 33 29:00 Missouri 41 3 14 17 7 9 14 1 24 37 171 0 31-24-0 262 4 68 433 3-42.0 2-2 7-54 9-14 MU 31 31:00 K-State 31 0 10 7 14 7 8 0 15 32 156 2 20-14-1 161 1 52 317 4-48.5 1-0 4-38 7-13 KS 26 27:35 Iowa State 10 10 0 0 0 8 11 2 21 35 104 1 41-23-1 280 0 76 384 5-37.6 2-2 2-15 7-17 IS 25 32:25 K-State 34 0 17 0 17 9 9 1 19 38 188 2 26-22-0 251 2 64 439 3-43.7 0-0 5-35 8-14 KS 37 33:30 Colorado 21 0 0 7 14 9 6 1 16 40 225 2 18-10-0 145 1 58 370 3-39.0 3-1 3-19 4-11 CU 24 26:30 K-State 45 7 14 21 3 4 12 2 18 25 23 2 34-22-1 323 4 59 346 5-34.0 2-1 8-52 4-11 KS 34 27:38 Texas 42 7 7 14 14 10 11 4 25 45 143 5 35-17-0 241 1 80 384 7-32.1 2-2 4-40 6-16 UT 36 32:22 K-State 20 3 7 3 7 8 11 1 20 30 118 1 44-23-3 244 0 74 362 4-52.0 3-3 6-75 7-16 KS 27 31:35 Kansas 39 13 7 0 19 12 6 3 21 36 247 2 23-11-2 108 0 59 355 2-35.0 2-2 6-38 3-11 KU 37 28:25 K-State 10 0 10 0 0 2 4 0 6 21 31 0 24-12-2 131 0 45 162 5-42.4 1-1 9-59 1-10 KS 20 23:40 Rutgers 37 14 3 14 5 9 12 0 21 37 211 1 28-16-0 268 2 65 479 2-42.5 0-0 5-30 6-14 RU 44 36:20

 AVERAGE STARTING FIELD POSITION TOTAL TOTAL AVERAGE STARTED TOTAL TOTAL DRIVES YD. LINE FIELD POS. IN OPP. SCORES TD FG MFG PUNTS DNS TO CLOCK POINTS Total 167 5550 KS 33 25 51 34 17 7 62 11 30 9 289 Opponents 154 4901 Own 32 24 44 29 15 5 57 10 22 16 250

 GAME-BY-GAME OFFENSIVE STARTERS OPPONENT WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB FB TB WR Illinois State Nelson Stringer Wafford Bedore Spexarth Frieson Norwood Meier Mastrud (te) Alsup Figurs Florida Atlantic Nelson Frieson Wafford Bedore Spexarth Stringer Norwood Meier Mastrud (te) Clayton Figurs Marshall Nelson Frieson Wafford Bedore Hafferty Stringer Norwood Meier Moreira (wr) Clayton Figurs Louisville Nelson Frieson Wafford Voegeli Hafferty Stringer Mastrud Meier Alsup Clayton Figurs at Baylor Nelson Frieson Wafford Bedore Spexarth Stringer Norwood Meier Mastrud (te) Clayton Figurs Oklahoma St. Pooschke (te) Wafford Handy Rooker Unruh Stringer Norwood Freeman Raymer Patton Figurs Nebraksa Mastrud (te) Wafford Handy Rooker Unruh Stringer Norwood Freeman Raymer Patton Figurs at Missouri Gonzalez Wafford Handy Rooker Unruh Stringer Norwood Freeman Moreira (wr) Patton Figurs Iowa State Gonzalez Wafford Handy Bedore Unruh Stringer Mastrud Freeman Nelson (wr) Johnson Figurs at Colorado Gonzalez Wafford Handy Bedore Robinson Frieson Mastrud Freeman Nelson (wr) Johnson Figurs Texas Pooschke (te) Wafford Handy Bedore Robinson Frieson Norwood Freeman Mastrud (te) Johnson Figurs at Kansas Nelson Wafford Handy Bedore Robinson Frieson Norwood Freeman Mastrud (te) Johnson Wilson vs. Rutgers Nelson Wafford Handy Bedore Robinson Frieson Norwood Freeman Gonzalez (wr) Johnson Figurs

 GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSIVE STARTERS OPPONENT RE NT DT LE SLB MLB WLB CB FS SS CB Illinois State Jackson Cline Seiler Campbell Walker Diles Archer McKinney Erker K. Williams Baldwin Florida Atlantic Jackson Cline Seiler Campbell Perry Diles Archer Garvin Erker K. Williams Baldwin Marshall Jackson Cline Seiler Campbell Perry Diles Archer McKinney Erker K. Williams Baldwin Louisville Jackson Cline Seiler Campbell Walker Diles Archer McKinney Erker K. Williams Baldwin at Baylor Jackson Echols Seiler Campbell Walker Diles Archer McKinney Watts K. Williams Garvin Oklahoma St. Childs Echols Moran Campbell Walker Diles Archer McKinney Watts K. Williams Garvin Nebraksa Jackson Echols Moran Campbell Walker Diles Archer McKinney Watts K. Williams Garvin at Missouri Jackson Cline Moran Campbell Walker Diles Archer McKinney Watts K. Williams Garvin Iowa State Jackson Cline Moran Campbell Anderson (db) Diles Archer McKinney Herndon K. Williams J. Moore at Colorado Jackson Echols Seiler Campbell Walker Diles Archer McKinney Erker K. Williams J. Moore Texas Jackson Echols Seiler Campbell Anderson (db) Diles Archer McKinney Erker K. Williams J. Moore at Kansas Jackson Echols Seiler Campbell Walker Diles Archer McKinney Erker K. Williams J. Moore vs. Rutgers Jackson Cline Seiler Campbell Walker Diles Archer McKinney Watts K. Williams J. Moore

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 KANSAS STATE SCORING DRIVES  OPPONENTS SCORING DRIVES NO. OF TOTAL DRIVE SCORE SCORE DRIVE SCORING NO. OF TOTAL DRIVE SCORE SCORE DRIVE SCORING OPPONENT PLAYS YARDS TIME TYPE TIME/QTR START PLAY OPPONENT PLAYS YARDS TIME TYPE TIME/QTR START PLAY Illinois State 13 59 4:52 FG 2nd/4:54 KS 7 Snodgrass 52 field goal Illinois State 11 53 4:41 FG 1st/9:42 ILS 29 Mazur 35 field goal Illinois State ------TD 2nd/1:55 -- Figurs 81 punt return Illinois State 7 86 2:35 TD 3rd/12:25 ILS 14 Robinson, L. 4 rec Illinois State 7 10 3:28 FG 3rd/4:35 ILS 34 Snodgrass 41 field goal Illinois State 13 80 7:00 TD 4th/12:35 ILS20 Robinson, L. 2 rec Illinois State 10 45 4:10 FG 4th/8:36 KS 42 Snodgrass 30 field goal Illinois State 11 47 5:23 TD 4th/3:02 KS 47 Jackson, P. 3 rec Illinois State ------TD 4th/8:25 -- Garvin 9 fumble return Marshall ------TD 2nd/9:16 -- Johnson 17 blk PR Florida Atlantic -- -- 0:18 TD 1st/14:42 -- McKinney 88 KOR Louisville 12 97 6:34 TD 1st/8:26 UL 3 Douglas 19 rec Florida Atlantic 8 83 3:15 TD 1st/8:33 KS 17 Figurs 38 run Louisville 4 7 2:14 FG 2nd/4:17 KS 15 Carmody 25 field goal Florida Atlantic 3 25 1:54 TD 2nd/11:58 FAU 25 Moreira 21 rec Louisville 8 72 3:01 TD 3rd/10:11 UL 28 Stripling 1 run Florida Atlantic 7 14 3:37 FG 2nd/3:55 FAU 34 Snodgrass 37 field goal Louisville 3 54 0:57 TD 4th/14:19 UL 46 Bolen 17 run Florida Atlantic 9 66 3:38 TD 3rd/5:02 KS 34 Clayton 2 run Baylor 5 90 2:12 TD 1st/2:35 BU 10 Shelton 75 rec Florida Atlantic 6 66 2:16 TD 4th/14:54 KS 34 Gonzalez 14 rec Baylor 7 33 2:59 TD 3rd/10:13 KS 33 Zeigler 11 rec Florida Atlantic 2 27 0:37 TD 4th/5:36 FAU 27 Petrie 32 run Baylor 5 16 2:32 FG 3rd/2:14 KS 21 Havens 22 field goal Marshall 2 28 0:40 TD 1st/9:42 MAR 28 Clayton 3 run Oklahoma State 8 64 3:42 FG 2nd/7:33 OS 20 Ricks 33 field goal Marshall 11 44 5:13 FG 2nd/0:19 KS 50 Snodgrass 24 field goal Oklahoma State 8 60 3:26 FG 3rd/11:34 OS 20 Ricks 38 field goal Marshall 12 76 4:46 FG 3rd/7:56 KS 19 Snodgrass 22 field goal Oklahoma State 7 27 3:17 TD 3rd/5:36 KS 27 Pettigrew 2 rec Marshall 6 37 1:15 FG 3rd/1:03 KS 32 Snodgrass 48 field goal Oklahoma State 1 11 0:34 TD 3rd/4:43 KS 11 Toston 11 run Marshall 6 66 3:02 TD 4th/4:15 KS 34 Moreira 44 rec Oklahoma State 7 80 2:47 TD 4th/10:48 OS 20 Johnson 1 rec Louisville 4 80 0:57 TD 4th/13:22 KS 20 Clayton 69 run Nebraska 9 80 3:54 TD 1st/11:06 NU 20 Teafatiller 17 rec Baylor 6 17 2:10 FG 2nd/2:06 BU 41 Snodgrass 41 field goal Nebraska 10 80 4:47 TD 2nd/11:02 NU 20 Mueller 3 rec Oklahoma State ------TD 2nd/11:15 OS 21 Gonzalez 21 Blk PR Nebraska 2 72 0:45 TD 3rd/8:55 NU 28 Lucky 40 run Oklahoma State 9 42 3:57 FG 2nd/3:36 KS 27 Snodgrass 48 field goal Missouri 14 78 5:14 FG 1st/2:14 MU 22 Wolfert 30 field goal Oklahoma State -- -- 0:19 TD 3rd/5:17 -- Patton 95 KOR Missouri 10 99 3:13 TD 2nd/8:33 MU 1 Rucker 14 rec Oklahoma State 6 92 1:21 TD 4th/3:04 KS 8 Patton 1 run Missouri 5 87 2:19 TD 2nd/2:40 MU 13 Franklin 52 rec Oklahoma State 3 58 0:43 TD 4th/1:11 KS 42 Freeman 21 run Missouri 9 52 4:29 TD 3rd/10:07 MU 48 Saunders 3 rec Nebraska 12 44 4:11 FG 3rd/4:44 KS 20 Snodgrass 53 field goal Missouri 4 8 2:46 FG 3rd/6:50 KS 10 Wolfert 20 field goal Missouri ------TD 1st/14:30 MU 43 Diles 43 fumble return Missouri ------TD 3rd/5:30 KS 41 Overstreet 41 fum ret Missouri 9 80 3:51 TD 3rd/1:34 KS 20 Patton 15 run Missouri 10 62 3:47 TD 4th/12:37 MU 38 Coffman 15 rec Missouri 11 69 4:52 TD 4th/2:53 KS 31 Johnson 9 run Iowa State 9 74 3:57 TD 1st/5:52 IS 26 Scales 6 run Iowa State 11 85 6:04 FG 2nd/11:51 KS 13 Snodgrass 19 field goal Iowa State 4 5 1:10 FG 1st/2:55 KS 36 Culbertson 48 field goal Iowa State 5 15 2:04 TD 2nd/3:35 IS 15 McCardle 2 rec Colorado 6 64 2:10 TD 3rd/1:48 CU 35 Jackson 3 run Iowa State 7 77 2:39 TD 3rd/0:47 KS 23 Johnson 32 run Colorado 4 80 1:17 TD 4th/13:26 CU 20 Jackson 62 run Iowa State 7 79 3:57 TD 4th/4:06 KS 21 Patton 37 run Colorado 11 67 2:13 TD 4th/5:20 CU 33 DeVree 1 rec Iowa State ------TD 4th/3:06 -- Anderson 30 int return Texas 14 80 6:53 TD 1st/8:07 UT 20 McCoy 1 run Colorado 10 66 1:40 TD 2nd/13:20 KS 34 Patton 25 run Texas 3 2 1:35 TD 2nd/12:21 KS 3 Charles 1 run Colorado 3 16 1:02 TD 2nd/6:53 CU 16 Figurs 9 rec Texas 1 5 0:20 TD 3rd/12:41 KS 5 Young 5 run Colorado 8 30 3:04 FG 2nd/0:01 KS 41 Snodgrass 46 field goal Texas 4 75 0:56 TD 3rd/3:43 UT 25 Charles 18 run Colorado 6 65 1:54 FG 4th/14:48 KS 25 Snodgrass 27 field goal Texas 1 33 0:17 TD 4th/12:52 KS 33 Sweed 33 pass Colorado 3 80 1:23 TD 4th/11:55 KS 20 Nelson 74 rec Texas 11 84 1:43 TD 4th/1:36 UT 16 Ogbonnaya 1 run Colorado 4 56 2:05 TD 4th/7:42 KS 44 Figurs 30 run Kansas 11 50 5:20 FG 1st/6:27 KU 29 S. Webb 38 field goal Texas 4 65 1:58 TD 1st/6:09 KS 35 Figurs 36 pass Kansas 2 24 0:44 TD 1st/3:31 KS 24 Cornish 13 run Texas 8 86 3:39 TD 2nd/8:42 KS 14 Johnson 32 pass Kansas 4 4 0:36 FG 1st/1:03 KS 36 S. Webb 49 field goal Texas 1 8 0:23 TD 2nd/6:17 UT 8 Patton 8 run Kansas ------TD 2nd/1:32 -- Borosen 0 fum ret Texas 5 80 1:49 TD 3rd/7:45 KS 20 Wilson 18 rec Kansas 10 36 3:40 FG 4th/14:14 KU 40 S. Webb 41 field goal Texas 1 30 0:16 TD 3rd/6:53 UT 30 Figurs 30 rec Kansas ------TD 4th/10:38 -- A. Webb 42 int. ret Texas 3 23 1:07 TD 3rd/4:39 UT 23 Freeman 1 run Kansas 6 56 2:20 FG 4th/7:57 KU 26 S. Webb 35 field goal Texas 7 20 4:04 FG 4th/3:19 KS 46 Snodgrass 51 field goal Kansas 1 12 0:27 TD 4th/4:08 KS 12 Cornish 12 run Kansas 6 82 3:06 FG 1st/11:54 KS 14 Snodgrass 21 field goal Rutgers 6 35 2:58 TD 1st/7:12 Brown 14 rec Kansas 8 80 4:32 TD 2nd/11:27 KS 20 Patton 44 run Rutgers 3 79 1:40 TD 1st/2:42 Brown 49 rec Kansas 4 -8 1:50 FG 3rd/9:56 KU 22 Snodgrass 47 field goal Rutgers 10 44 2:30 FG 2nd/0:49 Ito 37 field goal Kansas ------TD 4th/10:15 -- Johnson 85 KOR Rutgers ------TD 3rd/14:27 -- Frierson 27 int. ret Rutgers 9 53 4:10 FG 2nd/13:32 KS 20 Snodgrass 47 field goal Rutgers 2 68 0:57 TD 3rd/11:41 Rice 46 run Rutgers ------TD 2nd/9:37 -- Figurs 76 punt return Rutgers 7 16 3:33 FG 4th/14:51 Ito 23 field goal Rutgers 8 35 4:25 FG 4th/8:06 Ito 21 field goal  RED ZONE [INSIDE THE 20] NO. OF TIMES TIMES TOTAL TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE OPP. 20 ------| OPPONENT SCORE INSIDE OPP. 20 SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME Illinois State 24-23 4 2 6 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 Florida Atlantic 45-0 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Marshall 23-7 4 3 13 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 Louisville 6-24 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 at Baylor 3-17 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Oklahoma State 31-27 2 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Nebraska 3-21 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 at Missouri 21-41 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Iowa State 31-10 2 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Colorado 34-21 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Texas 45-42 3 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Kansas 20-39 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Rutgers 10-37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 32 21 111 12 8 4 9 3 3 1 1 2 1 Opponents 50 37 213 26 12 14 11 3 3 2 2 3 0 Season Percentage - Overall: 21 of 32 (65.7%) Season Percentage - Touchdowns: 12 of 32 (37.5%) Season Percentage - Failed to Score: 11 of 32 (34.3%) Season Percentage - Field Goals: 9 of 32 (28.1%)

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 Rashaad Norwood  Jordy Nelson  James Johnson  Daniel Gonzalez  Jeron Mastrud  THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS [INCLUDES 3RD-AND-GOAL SITUATIONS] BY QUARTER 1234TOTAL KANSAS STATE 16-44 16-45 12-41 19-47 63-177 PCT. .364 .356 .293 .404 .356 Opponents 19-45 17-48 19-43 15-51 70-187 PCT. .422 .354 .442 .294 .374

BY YARDAGE 1-3 4-6 7-10 11+ TOTAL KANSAS STATE 24-42 19-38 16-56 4-41 63-177 PCT. .571 .500 .286 .098 .356 Opponents 27-45 21-60 15-48 7-34 70-187 PCT. .600 .350 .313 .206 .374 WHO CONVERTED FOR K-STATE: Nelson 13, Moreira 8, Figurs 7, Clayton 6, Johnson 6, Freeman 5, Norwood 4, Patton 5, Pooschke 2, Mastrud 2, Wilson 2, Penalty 2, Alsup 1, Gonzalez 1.

 DRIVES SUPERLATIVES KANSAS STATE OPPONENT Most Plays/Result 15/Downs at Kansas 16/Downs by Florida Atlantic Most Yards/Result 92/ TD vs. Oklahoma State 99/TD by Missouri Most Time/Result 6:12/ Miss FG vs. Illinois State 7:31/Downs by Colorado

 DRIVE CHART [NO. OF DRIVES/TD/FG]  THREE-AND-OUT DRIVE START 1-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ KANSAS STATE OPPONENT RESULT NO/TD/FG NO/TD/FG NO/TD/FG NO/TD/FG NO/TD/FG NO/TD/FG DRIVES/3-AND-OUT DRIVES/3-AND-OUT Illinois State 1/0/1 0/0/0 2/0/0 2/0/0 2/0/1 3/0/1 Illinois St. 10/2 11/2 Florida Atlantic 0/0/0 2/1/0 0/0/0 3/2/0 2/0/0 4/2/1 Florida Atlantic 12/2 13/5 Marshall 0/0/0 2/0/1 2/0/0 2/1/1 1/0/0 5/1/1 Marshall 12/2 12/4 Louisville 1/0/0 1/0/0 5/1/0 2/0/0 2/0/0 3/0/0 Louisville 14/4 14/2 at Baylor 4/0/0 2/0/0 6/0/0 3/0/0 2/0/0 1/0/1 at Baylor 18/7 18/5 Oklahoma State 1/1/0 0/0/0 5/0/1 1/0/0 2/1/0 1/1/0 Oklahoma State 10/1 12/3 Nebraska 2/0/0 3/0/0 4/0/1 2/0/0 1/0/0 0/0/0 Nebraska 12/5 13/4 at Missouri 0/0/0 1/0/0 3/1/0 3/1/0 3/0/0 3/1/0 at Missouri 13/0 14/2 Iowa State 1/0/0 2/0/1 5/2/0 2/0/0 0/0/0 1/1/0 Iowa State 11/1 11/2 at Colorado 1/0/0 0/0/0 3/1/1 2/1/0 2/1/1 3/1/0 at Colorado 11/1 10/3 Texas 1/0/0 1/1/0 8/1/0 1/1/0 1/0/1 4/3/0 Texas 16/4 15/2 at Kansas 2/0/0 2/0/1 8/1/0 1/0/0 0/0/0 1/0/1 at Kansas 14/4 15/2 vs. Rutgers 1/0/0 3/0/0 7/0/1 0/0/0 0/0/0 2/1/0 vs. Rutgers 13/8 13/0 TOTALS 15/1/1 19/2/3 58/7/4 24/6/1 18/2/3 31/11/5 TOTALS 166/41 171/36

 SCORING DRIVE ANALYSIS  GAME-OPENING DRIVES  SECOND HALF-OPENING DRIVES KANSAS STATE OPPONENTS KANSAS STATE OPPONENTS KANSAS STATE OPPONENTS YARDAGE TD FG TD FG OPPONENT PTS 1ST DNS YDS PTS 1ST DNS YDS OPPONENT PTS 1ST DNS YDS PTS 1ST DNS YDS No Drive 8 0 4 0 Illinois State 0 0 0 3 4 53 Illinois State 0 1 33 7 2 86 Minus Yards 0 1 0 0 Florida Atlantic 7 3 83 0 1 16 Florida Atlantic 7 3 66 0 3 59 0-9 1 0 2 4 Marshall 7 1 28 0 1 20 Marshall 3 5 76 0 0 9 10-19 2 3 2 2 Louisville 0 0 0 7 6 97 Louisville 0 0 9 7 4 72 20-29 4 1 2 0 at Baylor 0 1 12 0 1 -11 at Baylor 0 0 4 7 3 33 30-39 1 2 3 2 Oklahoma State 0 1 13 0 0 -6 Oklahoma State 0 1 21 3 3 60 40-49 0 4 1 1 Nebraska 0 0 0 7 3 80 Nebraska 0 1 22 0 0 -1 50-59 2 2 2 3 at Missouri 0 2 35 0 0 2 at Missouri 0 0 0 3 2 52 60-69 6 1 4 2 Iowa State 0 3 45 7 4 74 Iowa State 0 0 7 0 2 24 70-79 2 1 5 1 at Colorado 0 2 32 0 0 4 at Colorado 0 1 26 0 5 85 80-89 7 2 9 0 Texas 7 2 65 7 5 80 Texas 0 0 3 7 0 5 90-99 1 0 3 0 at Kansas 3 2 82 3 4 50 at Kansas 0 0 5 0 0 7 vs, Rutgers 0 0 -2 0 0 21 vs. Rutgers 0 0 0 7 2 68

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 KANSAS STATE LONG PLAYS [20+ YARDS]  OPPONENT LONG PLAYS [20+ YARDS] YARDS OPPONENT PLAY/RESULT YARDS OPPONENT PLAY/RESULT 74 Colorado Nelson 74 pass from Freeman (TD) 75 Baylor Shelton 75 pass from Bell (TD) 69 Louisville Clayton 69 run (TD) 70 Illinois St. Jackson 70 pass from Drone (1st and Goal at KS 6) 68 Baylor Figurs 68 pass from Freeman (fumble) 62 Colorado Jackson 62 run (TD) 66 Kansas Mastrud 66 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at KU 15) 52 Missouri Franklin 52 pass from Daniel (TD) 55 Baylor Moreira 55 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at BU 24) 49 Rutgers Brown 49 pass from Teel (TD) 44 Marshall Moreira 44 pass from Meier (TD) 48 Nebraska Jackson 48 run (1st and 10 at KS 19) 44 Kansas Patton 44 run (TD) 47 Florida Atlantic Bonner 47 pass from Clayton (1st and 10 at KS 35) 43 Oklahoma St. Moreira 43 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at OS 1) 46 Rutgers Rice 46 run (TD) 40 Oklahoma St. Patton 40 run (1st and 10 at OS 5) 40 Colorado Holliday 40 run (1st and 10 at KS 3) 38 Florida Atlantic Figurs 38 run (TD) 39 Louisville Harris 39 run (1st and 10 at KS 28) 38 Nebraska Gonzalez 38 run (1st and 10 at KS 47) 39 Kansas Cornish 39 run (1st and 10 at KS 24) 37 Iowa St. Patton 37 run (TD) 37 Iowa St. Moses 37 pass from Meyer (1st and 10 at KS 26) 37 Missouri Johnson 37 run (1st and 10 at MU 45) 33 Texas Sweed 33 pass from Snead (TD) 36 Texas Figurs 36 pass from Freeman (TD) 33 Rutgers Clark 33 pass from Teel (1st and 10 at RU 50) 35 Oklahoma St. Patton 35 run (1st and 10 at OS 38) 32 Colorado Barnett 32 pass from Jackson (1st and 10 at KS 38) 34 Iowa St. Nelson 34 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at IS 45) 32 Nebraska Purify 32 pass from Taylor (1st and 10 at KS 40) 34 Colorado Patton 34 run (1st and 10 at CU 13) 32 Kansas Cornish 32 run (1st and 10 at KS 47) 33 Rutgers Nelson 33 pass from Nelson (1st and 10 at RU 29) 31 Oklahoma St. Pettigrew 31 pass from Reid (1st and 10 at KS 19) 33 Oklahoma St. Patton 33 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at OS 41) 30 Oklahoma St. Toston 30 run (1st and 10 at 50) 32 Iowa St. Johnson 32 run (TD) 29 Iowa St. Moses 29 pass from Meyer (1st and 10 at KS 18) 32 Florida Atlantic Petrie 32 run (TD) 29 Oklahoma St. Bowman 29 pass from Reid (1st and 10 at KS 24) 32 Texas Johnson 32 pass from Freeman (TD) 29 Rutgers Brown 29 pass from Teel (1st and goal at KS 10) 31 Rutgers Nelson 31 pass from Nelson (1st and 10 at KS 44) 26 Baylor Zeigler 26 pass from Bell (1st and 10 at KS 35) 31 Illinois St. Nelson 31 pass from Meier (1st and 10 at ISU 41) 26 Louisville Bolen 26 run (1st and 10 at KS 26) 31 Oklahoma St. Moreira 31 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at OS 44) 26 Colorado Crawford 26 pass from Jackson (1st and 10 at KS 9) 30 Nebraska Gonzalez 30 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at NU 36) 26 Texas Pittman 26 pass from McCoy (1st and 10 at KS 12) 30 Colorado Figurs 30 run (TD) 26 Texas Finley 26 pass from Snead (1st and 10 at KS 49) 30 Texas Figurs 30 pass from Freeman (TD) 26 Texas Pittman 26 pass from Snead (1st and 10 at UT 48) 29 Florida Atlantic Clayton 29 run (1st and Goal at FAU 9) 26 Rutgers Harris 26 pass from Teel (1st and 10 at KS 20) 29 Texas Figurs 29 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at UT 46) 24 Illinois St. Rourke 24 pass from Drone (1st and 10 at KS 27) 28 Marshall Moreira 28 pass from Meier (1st and 10 at MAR 31) 24 Florida Atlantic Simeon pass from Clayton (1st and 10 at FAU 32) 28 Colorado Gonzalez 28 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at CU47) 24 Nebraska Taylor 24 run (1st and 10 at KS 3) 28 Texas Norwood 28 pass from Nelson (1st and 10 at UT 18) 24 Colorado Williams 24 pass from Jackson (1st and 10 at CU 46) 27 Florida Atlantic Patton 27 run (1st and 10 at FAU 30) 24 Rutgers Rice 24 run (1st and 10 at KS 49) 26 Rutgers Norwood 26 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at KS 34) 23 Marshall Fitzgerald pass from Morris (1st and 10 at KS 49) 25 Marshall Nelson 25 pass from Meier (1st and Goal at MAR 3) 23 Texas Cosby 23 pass from Snead (1st and Goal at KS 9) 24 Iowa St. Figurs 24 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at IS 32) 22 Illinois St. Robinson 22 pass from Drone (1st and 10 at 50) 24 Missouri Freeman 24 run (1st and 10 MU 29) 22 Florida Atlantic Holley 22 pass from Smith (1st and 10 at KS 37) 23 Baylor Moreira 23 pass from Meier (1st and 10 at BU 18) 22 Louisville Douglas 22 pass from Cantwell (1st and 10 at KS 32) 23 Florida Atlantic Norwood 23 pass from Meier (1st and 10 at FAU 34) 22 Nebraska Purify 22 pass from Taylor (1st and 10 at NU 28) 22 Nebraska Moreira 22 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at 50) 22 Kansas Lamb 22 pass from Meier (1st and 10 at KS 33) 22 Nebraska Moreira 22 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at NU 33) 22 Rutgers Britt 22 pass from Teel (1st and 10 at KS 44) 21 Illinois St. Norwood 21 pass from Meier (1st and 10 at ISU 22) 22 Rutgers Rice 22 run (1st and 10 at KS 46) 21 Florida Atlantic Moreira 21 pass from Meier (TD) 21 Marshall Bradshaw 21 run (1st and 10 at KS 43) 21 Oklahoma St. Patton 21 run (1st and 10 at KS 47) 21 Oklahoma St. Hamilton 31 run (1st and 10 at KS 20) 21 Oklahoma St. Freeman 21 run (TD) 21 Missouri Temple 21 run (1st and 10 at KS 38) 21 Nebraska Moreira 21 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at NU 20) 21 Missouri Coffman 21 pass from Daniel (1st and 10 at KS 25) 21 Missouri Patton 21 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at KS 46) 20 Missouri Temple 20 run (1st and 10 at MU 39) 21 Texas Johnson 21 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at UT 36) 20 Iowa St. Hamilton 20 pass from Meyer (1st and 10 at IS 49) 20 Oklahoma St. Gonzalez 20 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at OS 38) 20 Texas Pittman 20 pass from Snead (1st and 10 at KS 32) 20 Nebraska Wilson 20 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at NU 36) NO. OF PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE, 20+ YARDS: 50 (16 run/34 pass) 20 Missouri Johnson 20 run (1st and 10 at MU 45) NO. OF PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE, 40+ YARDS: 9 (4 run/5 pass) 20 Texas Mastrud 20 pass from Freeman (1st and Goal at UT 1) 20 Kansas Nelson 20 pass from Freeman (1st and 10 at KS 43)  NO. OF PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE, 20+ YARDS: 54 (18 run/36 pass) OPPONENT LONGEST RETURNS NO. OF PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE, 40+ YARDS: 9 (3 run/6 pass) RETURNS OPPONENT PLAYER Kickoff Oklahoma St. Jones 89 yards (1st and 10 at KS 11)  Punt Oklahoma St. Cox 63 yards (1st and 10 t KS 27) KANSAS STATE LONGEST RETURNS Interception Louisville Russell 53 yards (1st and 10 at KS 15) RETURNS OPPONENT PLAYER Fumble Kansas Wilder 34 yards (1st and 10 at KS 12) Kickoff Oklahoma St. Patton 95 yards (TD) NO. OF RETURNS 20+ YARDS: 16 (8 KOR/2 PR/6 Int) Punt Illinois St. Figurs 81 yards (TD) NO. OF RETURNS 40+ YARDS: 5 (2 KOR/1 PR/2 Int) Interception Louisville Watts 68 yards (1st and 10 at UL 19) Fumble Missouri Diles 43 yards (TD) NO. OF RETURNS 20+ YARDS: 28 (18 KR/5 PR/4 Int/1 Fumble) NO. OF RETURNS 40+ YARDS: 9 (4 KR/3 PR/1 Int/1 Fumble)

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 KANSAS STATE SUPERLATIVES  OPPONENT SUPERLATIVES INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL Longest Rush: 69, Thomas Clayton vs. Louisville Longest Rush: 62, Bernard Jackson, Colorado Longest Touchdown Run: 69, Thomas Clayton vs. Louisville Longest Touchdown Run: 62, Bernard Jackson, Colorado Longest Pass: 74, Josh Freeman to Jordy Nelson, vs. Colorado Longest Pass: 75, Shawn Bell to Trent Shelton, Baylor Longest TD Pass: 74, Josh Freeman to Jordy Nelson, vs. Colorado Longest TD Pass: 75, Shawn Bell to Trent Shelton, Baylor Longest Punt Return: 81, Yamon Figurs vs. Illinois State Longest Punt Return: 63, Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State Longest Kickoff Return: 95, Leon Patton vs. Oklahoma State Longest Kickoff Return: 89, Grant Jones, Oklahoma State Longest Interception: 68, Marcus Watts vs. Louisville Longest Interception: 53, Jon Russell, Louisville Most Punts: 10, Tim Reyer vs. Baylor Most Punts: 9, , Baylor Longest Punt: 65, Tim Reyer vs. Baylor Longest Punt: 78, Daniel Sepulveda, Baylor Highest Punt Average: 52.0, Tim Reyer vs. Kansas Highest Punt Average: 52.1, Daniel Sepulveda, Baylor Longest Field Goal: 53, Jeff Snodgrass vs. Nebraska Longest Field Goal: 49, Scott Webb, Kansas Most Field Goals: 3, Jeff Snodgrass vs. Illinois State and Marshall Most Field Goals: 4, Scott Webb, Kansas Most TDs Rushing: 1, 6 players Most TDs Rushing: 2, Bernard Jackson, CU; Jamall Charles, UT, Jon Cornish, KU Most TDs Receiving: 2, Yamon Figurs vs. Texas Most TDs Receiving: 2, Laurent Robinson, Illinois St. Most TDs Passing: 3, Josh Freeman vs. Texas Most TDs Passing: 4, Chase Daniel, Missouri Most Rushing Attempts: 22, James Johnson vs. Iowa State Most Rushing Attempts: 29, Pierre Rembert, Illinois St. Most Yards Rushing: 151, Leon Patton vs. Oklahoma State Most Yards Rushing: 201, Jon Cornish, Kansas Most Pass Attempts: 47, Josh Freeman vs. Nebraska Most Pass Attempts: 46, Shawn Bell, Baylor Most Pass Completions: 23, Josh Freeman vs. Nebraska and Kansas Most Pass Completions: 25, Shawn Bell, Baylor Most Yards Passing: 272, Josh Freeman vs. Nebraska Most Yards Passing: 282, Shawn Bell, Baylor Most Receptions: 8, Jordy Nelson vs. Kansas Most Receptions: 9, Laurent Robinson, Illinois St. Most Yards Receiving: 123, Yamon Figurs vs. Texas Most Yards Receiving: 107, Trent Shelton, Baylor Most Total Offense: 274, Josh Freeman vs. Texas Most Total Offense: 261, Shawn Bell, Baylor Most All-Purpose Yards: 301, Leon Patton vs. Oklahoma State Most All-Purpose Yards: 261, Shawn Bell, Baylor Most Interceptions: 1, 8 players Most Interceptions: 2, Tom Nelson, ILS; Dwain Crawford, BU; Anthony Webb, KU Most Tackles: 13, Brandon Archer vs. Illinois State Most Tackles: 15, Cameron Siskowic, Illinois St. Most Solo Tackles: 10, Brandon Archer vs. Texas Most Solo Tackles: 14, Cameron Siskowic, Illinois St. Most Quarterback Sacks: 3, Ian Campbell vs. Illinois State Most Quarterback Sacks: 2, Four Players Most Tackles for Loss: 5, Ian Campbell vs. Illinois State Most Tackles for Loss: 3.5, James McLinton Most Passes Broken Up: 2, Justin McKinney vs. Illinois State, Kyle Williams vs. Baylor Most Passes Broken Up: 2, Six players

TEAM TEAM HIGH LOW HIGH LOW Rushes 47 (Missouri) 18 (Nebraska) Rushes 45 (Texas) 19 (Baylor) Yards Rushing 262 (Missouri) 22 (Nebraska) Yards Rushing 247 (Kansas) 18 (Baylor) TD Rushes 3 (Florida Atlantic) 0 (ILS, BU, NU) TD Rushes 5 (Texas) 0 (ILS, FAU, MAR, BU, MU) Pass Attempts 55 (Baylor) 15 (Oklahoma State) Pass Attempts 47 (Baylor) 18 (Colorado) Pass Completions 23 (Nebraska, Kansas) 5 (Missouri) Pass Completions 26 (Baylor) 10 (Colorado) Yards Passing 323 (Texas) 63 (Missouri) Yards Passing 294 (Baylor) 92 (Marshall) TD Passes 4 (Texas) 0 (Seven Times) TD Passes 4 (Missouri) 0 (FAU, MAR, ISU, KU) Total Plays 76 (Baylor) 51 (Oklahoma State) Total Plays 80 (Texas) 50 (Marshall) Total Offense 439 (Colorado) 207 (Illinois St.) Total Offense 433 (Missouri) 142 (Marshall) Points 45 (Florida Atlantic, Texas) 3 (Baylor, Nebraska) Points 42 (Texas) 0 (Florida Atlantic) Sacks By 6 (Iowa St.) 2 (Five Times) Sacks By 4 (NU, MU, KU) 0 (FAU, MAR, BU) First Downs 20 Kansas 12 (Baylor) First Downs 25 (Texas) 8 (Marshall) Penalties 14 (Marshall) 4 (Iowa St.) Penalties 12 (Florida Atlantic) 1 (Illinois St.) Penalty Yards 116 (Marshall) 33 (Oklahoma State) Penalty Yards 110 (Florida Atlantic) 7 (Illinois St.) Turnovers 6 (Kansas) 0 (OSU, CU) Turnovers 4 (Baylor, Kansas) 0 (Nebraska) Interceptions By 2 (Marshall, Kansas) 0 (NU, CU, UT) Interceptions By 3 (Baylor, Kansas) 0 (Colorado)

 TURNOVERS  KICKOFFS  KICKOFF RETURNS Takeaways (Fum/Int): 26 (17/9) Kickoffs: 63 Kickoffs: 63 Giveaways (Fum/Int): 30 (10/19) Touchbacks (pct.): 25 (39.7%) Touchbacks (pct.): 23 (36.5%) Difference: -4 (-0.308 per game) Fair Catches: 2 Fair Catches: 0 POINTS OFF TURNOVERS Downed Kicks: 1 Downed Kicks: 0 Kansas State 69 Out of Bounds: 1 Out of Bounds: 0 Opponents 87 On-Side Kicks (No./Recovered by KS): 2/2 On-Side Kicks (No./Recovered by Opp): 3/0 POINTS OFF TURNOVERS PER GAME Opponent Returns (No.-Yds./Avg): 34-631/18.6 K-State Returns (No.-Yds./Avg): 38-996/ 26.2 Kansas State 5.31 Opponent Touchdowns: 0 K-State Touchdowns: 3 Opponents 6.69

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 TEAM KANSAS STATE 300+ yards rushing ...... 305, vs. North Texas, 9/24/2005 RUSHING 400+ yards rushing ...... 415, vs. Nebraska, 11/16/2002 25+ rushing attempts...... 30, at Nebraska, 11/12/2005 Less than 10 net yards rushing ...... 1, vs. Oklahoma, 11/16/2004 30+ rushing attempts ...... 30, Allan Evridge at Nebraska, 11/12/2005 Negative net rushing ...... (-12), vs. Texas Tech, 8/31/96 40+ rushing attempts...... 42, Darren Sproles vs. Western Kentucky, 9/4/2004 400+ yards passing ...... 437, vs. Oklahoma State, 10/17/98 100+ yards rushing...... 102, Leon Patton at Kansas, 11/18/2006 500+ yards total offense ...... 658, vs. North Texas, 9/24/2005 150+ yards rushing ...... 151, Leon Patton vs. Oklahoma State, 10/7/2006 600+ yards total offense ...... 658, vs. North Texas, 9/24/2005 200+ yards rushing...... 292, Darren Sproles vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 9/18/2004 Consec. games, 500+ total yards...... 502, at Iowa State, 11/8/2003 Consecutive 100-yard games ...... 2, James Johnson ...... 561, at Nebraska, 11/15/2003 ...... 127, at Missouri, 10/21/2006, 115, vs. Iowa State, 10/28/2006 4 consec. games, 500+ total yards...... 573, vs. Iowa State, 10/24/98 Consecutive 150-yard games ...... 2, Thomas Clayton ...... 566, at Kansas, 10/31/98 ...... 177, vs. Florida International, 9/3/05; 152, at Marshall, 9/10/2005 ...... 518, at Baylor, 11/7/98 Consecutive 175-yard games ...... 2, Darren Sproles ...... 512, vs. Nebraska, 11/14/98 ...... 273, vs. Missouri, 11/22/2003; 235, vs. Oklahoma, 12/6/2003 <200 yards total offense ...... 162, vs. Rutgers, 12/28/2006 Consecutive 200-yard games ...... 2, Darren Sproles <100 yards total offense ...... 86, vs. Nebraska 10/5/96 ...... 273, vs. Missouri, 11/22/2003; 235, vs. Oklahoma, 12/6/2003 30+ first downs ...... 30, vs. Louisiana Tech, 11/17/2001 Consecutive 225-yard games ...... 2, Darren Sproles 35+ first downs ...... 37, vs. Iowa State, 10/24/98 ...... 273, vs. Missouri, 11/22/2003; 235, vs. Oklahoma, 12/6/2003 <10 first downs ...... 6, vs. Rutgers, 12/28/2006 50-yard+ run ...... 69, Thomas Clayton (TD), vs. Louisville, 9/23/2006 40+ points ...... 45, vs. Texas, 11/11/2006 70-yard+ run ...... 80t, Thomas Clayton vs. Florida International, 9/3/2005 50+ points ...... 54, vs. North Texas, 9/24/2005 80-yard+ run...... 80t, Thomas Clayton vs. Florida International, 9/3/2005 60+ points ...... 64, at Kansas, 11/2/2002 90-yard+ run ...... 91t, vs. Nebraska, 11/16/2002 70+ points ...... 76, vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 3+ rushing TDs...... 4, vs. Nebraska, 10/23/2004 100+ yards in penalties ...... 116 (14 pen.) vs. Marshall, 9/16/2006 4+ rushing TDs ...... 4, Allen Webb vs. Nebraska, 10/23/2004 Scored a safety ...... vs. Missouri, 11/19/2005 5+ rushing TDs ...... 5, vs. North Texas, 9/23/2000 Scored two safeties...... at Nebraska, 11/12/2005 Scored two safeties in a quarter ...... at Nebraska (third quarter), 11/12/2005 PASSING Allowed a safety...... vs. Texas A&M (punt), 10/22/2005 Forced five or more turnovers ...... 5, at Marshall, 9/10/2005 30+ attempts ...... 44, Josh Freeman at Kansas, 11/18/2006 Forced three or more fumbles...... 4, at Baylor, 9/30/2006 40+ attempts ...... 44, Josh Freeman at Kansas, 11/18/2006 Committed five turnovers ...... 5, at Baylor, 9/30/2006 50+ attempts ...... 51, Ell Roberson vs. Ohio State, 1/2/2004 Committed six turnovers...... 6, at Kansas, 11/18/2006 20+ completions ...... 23, Josh Freeman at Kansas, 11/18/2006 Lost five or more fumbles ...... 5, vs. Southern California, 9/21/2002 25+ completions ...... 26, Dylan Meier at Texas Tech, 10/30/2004 Recovered an on-side kick...... Jared Parker at Colorado, 11/4/2006 30+ completions...... 33, Chad May vs. Kansas, 10/6/94 Shutout an opponent...... vs. Florida Atlantic (45-0), 9/9/2006 3+ TD passes ...... 3, Josh Freeman vs. Texas, 11/11/2006 Shutout an opponent on the road...... at Iowa State (45-0), 11/8/2003 4+ TD passes ...... 4, Ell Roberson vs. Oklahoma, 12/6/2003 Shutout a conference opponent ...... at Iowa State (45-0), 11/8/2003 300+ yards passing ...... 357, Allan Evridge vs. Texas A&M, 10/22/2005 Shutout by an opponent, first half...... vs. Nebraska, 10/14/2006 400+ yards passing ...... 441, Michael Bishop vs. La.-Monroe, 9/26/98 Shutout by an opponent, second half ...... at Baylor, 9/30/2006 Consecutive 250-yard+ games ...... 2, Josh Freeman Shutout by and opponent, game...... at Colorado (12-0), 11/19/96 ...... 251, at Colorado, 11/4/06; 269, vs. Texas, 11/11/2006 Overtime game...... vs. Texas A&M, 12/5/98 (L, 33-36 - 2ot) Consecutive 300-yard games ...... never Come-from-behind win ...... vs. Oklahoma State, 10/7/2006 (17-27, fourth quarter) 50-yard+ completion ...... 66, Josh Freeman to Jeron Mastrud at Kansas, 11/18/2006 70-yard+ completion ...... 74, Josh Freeman to Jordy Nelson (TD) at Colorado, 11/4/2006 80-yard+ completion ...... 80t, Allan Evridge to Jordy Nelson at Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 90-yard+ completion ...... 97t, Michael Bishop to Aaron Lockett vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98

RECEIVING 10+ receptions ...... 10, Darren Sproles vs. Texas Tech 10/30/2004 3+ TD receptions ...... 3, James Terry vs. Baylor, 11/1/2003 100+ receiving yards ...... 103, Jeron Mastrud at Kansas, 11/18/2006 125+ receiving yards ...... 175, James Terry at Nebraska, 11/15/2003 150+ receiving yards ...... 175, James Terry at Nebraska, 11/15/2003 175+ receiving yards ...... 175, James Terry at Nebraska, 11/15/2003 200+ receiving yards ...... 206, Darnell McDonald vs. Syracuse, 12/31/97 Consecutive 100-yard games ...... 2, James Terry ...... 112 vs. McNeese State, 9/6/2003; 120 vs. Massachusetts, 9/13/2003 3+ Consecutive 100-yard games ...... 3, Aaron Lockett ...... 107, vs. Kansas, 10/31/98; 157, vs. Baylor, 11/7/98; 117, vs. Nebraska, 11/14/98

RUSHING/PASSING/RECEIVING Two 100-yd rushers ...... James Johnson (127) & Leon Patton (112) ...... at Missouri, 10/21/2006 Two 100-yard receivers ...... Tony Madison (114) & Yamon Figurs (106) ...... at Kansas, 10/9/04 Two 100-yard rushers & ...... Ell Roberson (145 rush)/Darren Sproles (175 rush) 100-yard receiver...... & James Terry (116 rec) vs. California, 8/23/2003 100-yard rusher, ...... Darren Sproles (141 rush), 100-yard receiver & ...... James Terry (175 rec) 300-yard passer ...... & Ell Roberson (313 pass) at Nebraska, 11/15/2003 QB with 300 yards passing & ...... Michael Bishop (341 pass, 101 rush) 100 yards rushing...... vs Texas A&M, 12/5/98 QB with 100+ yds passing/rushing...... Allen Webb (103 r/140 p) at Colorado, 11/13/2004

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MISCELLANEOUS 300+ yds individual total offense ...... 335, Allan Evridge (357 pass, -22 rush) ...... vs. Texas A&M, 10/22/2005 400+ yds individual total offense ...... 403, Ell Roberson (313 pass, 90 rush) ...... at Nebraska, 11/15/2003 300+ all-purpose yards ...... 301, Leon Patton, vs. Oklahoma State, 10/7/2006 ...... (151 rush, 33 receiving, 117 kickoff return) 6+ TDs responsible for ...... 6, Jonathan Beasley (4 pass, 2 rush) ...... at Oklahoma State, 10/23/99 4+ TDs scored...... 4, Allen Webb (4 rush) vs. Nebraska, 10/23/2004 3+ field goals ...... 3, Jeff Snodgrass vs. Marshall, 9/16/2006 4+ field goals ...... 4, Joe Rheem vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 9/18/04 5+ field goals ...... 5, Jamie Rheem vs. Texas, 10/2/99 7+ PATs ...... 7, Joe Rheem vs. McNeese State, 9/6/2003 8+ PATs...... 8, Joe Rheem at Kansas, 11/2/2002 9+ PATs ...... 9, Jamie Rheem vs. Missouri, 11/20/99 50-yd+ FG ...... 51, Jeff Snodgrass vs. Texas, 11/11/2006 60-yd+ FG ...... 65, Martin Gramatica vs. N. Illinois, 9/26/98 15+ tackles ...... 15, Ted Sims at Texas, 10/4/03 5+ tackles for loss ...... 5, Ian Campbell vs. Illinois State, 9/2/2006 3+ sacks ...... 3, Ian Campbell vs. Illinois State, 9/2/2006 2+ interceptions ...... 2, Justin McKinney at Marshall, 9/10/2005 TD on an INT return ...... Devin Anderson (30 yards) vs. Iowa State, 10/28/2006 TD on fumble return (def) ...... Zach Diles (43 yards) at Missouri, 10/21/2006  Leon Patton TD on fumble return (special teams) ...... Byron Garvin (9 yards) vs. Illinois State, 9/2/2006 TD on fumble return (off) ...... Tony Madison (0 yards) vs. Fresno State, 9/11/2004 RECEIVING TD on punt return ...... Yamon Figurs (75 yards) vs. Rutgers, 12/28/2006 10+ receptions ...... 10, Joel Filani and Taurean Henderson (Texas Tech), 10/15/2005 Consecutive games w/punt return TD ...... 2, Aaron Lockett 100+ receiving yards...... 122, Clark Harris (Rutgers), 12/28/2006 ...... vs. Louisiana Tech (69 yards), 9/2/2000; vs. Ball State (84 yards), 9/16/2000 ...... 102, Tim Brown (Rutgers), 12/28/2006 3 Consec. gms w/punt return TD ...... 3, David Allen vs. Indiana State (63 yards), 9/5/98 125+ receiving yards ...... 255, Joel Filani (Texas Tech), 10/15/2005 ...... vs. Northern Illinois (69 yards), 9/12/98; vs. Texas (93 yards), 9/19/98 150+ receiving yards ...... 255, Joel Filani (Texas Tech), 10/15/2005 TD on kickoff return ...... James Johnson (85 yards) at Kansas, 11/18/2006 175+ receiving yards ...... 255, Joel Filani (Texas Tech), 10/15/2005 TD on KO return to start game ...... Justin McKinney (88 yards) vs. Florida Atlantic, 9/9/2006 200+ receiving yards ...... 255, Joel Filani (Texas Tech), 10/15/2005 2-point conversion...... Dylan Meier to Rashaad Norwood, vs. Illinois State, 9/2/2006 60-yard+ completion...... 75t, Shawn Bell to Trent Shelton (Baylor), 9/30/2006 Blocked field goal ...... Derek Marso, vs. Kansas, 10/9/2005 70-yard+ completion...... 75t, Shawn Bell to Trent Shelton (Baylor), 9/30/2006 TD on blocked field goal ...... Randy Jordan (93 yards) at Baylor, 11/16/2002 90-yard+ completion ...... 94t, Jeremy Bloom from Robert Hodge (Colorado), 10/5/2002 Blocked punt ...... John McCardle, vs. Texas, 11/11/2006 2+ TD catches ...... 2, Laurent Robinson (Illinois State), 9/2/2006 TD on blocked punt ...... Daniel Gonzalez (21 yards) vs. Oklahoma State, 10/7/2006 Blocked extra point...... Henry Bryant vs. Southern California, 9/21/2002 Defensive extra point ...... Terence Newman (90-yd DXP kick return) MISCELLANEOUS ...... vs. Southern California , 9/21/2002 <10- yards net rushing ...... minus 37, Baylor, 10/26/2002 2+ blocked kicks, game ...... 2, Rashad Washington vs. Colorado, 2 punts, 10/18/2003 <20- yards net rushing...... 18, Baylor, 9/30/2006 Largest deficit overcome ...... 21 points (school record - 3 times) <50- yards net rushing...... 18, Baylor, 9/30/2006 ...... vs. Iowa State (7-28, 3rd qtr), 9/25/99; 300+ yards rushing ...... 309, Nebraska, 11/13/99 ...... vs. Oklahoma State (0-21, 2nd qtr), 10/23/99, 400+ yards rushing ...... 518, Colorado, 11/18/89 ...... at Missouri (0-21, 2nd qtr), 11/06/2004 500+ yards rushing ...... 518, Colorado, 11/18/89 700+ yards rushing ...... 768, Oklahoma, 10/15/88  10- yards net passing ...... 5, Ball State, 9/16/2000 OPPONENTS 300+ yards passing ...... 669, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 RUSHING 350+ yards passing...... 669, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 30+ rushing attempts ...... 36, Adrian Peterson (Oklahoma), 10/16/2004 500+ yards total offense ...... 684, Texas Tech (669 pass, 15 run), 10/15/2005 100+ yards rushing...... 170, Ray Rice (Rutgers), 12/28/2006 400+ yards total offense ...... 479, Rutgers (211 run, 268 pass), 12/28/2006 150+ yards rushing...... 170, Ray Rice (Rutgers), 12/28/2006 <200 yards total offense ...... 161, North Texas (87 rush, 74 pass), 9/24/2005 200+ yards rushing ...... 201, Jon Cornish (Kansas), 11/18/2006 <150 yards total offense ...... 142, Marshall (50 rush, 92 pass), 9/16/2006 300+ yards rushing ...... 320, Barry Sanders (Oklahoma State), 10/29/88 <100 yards total offense ...... 53, Ball State (46 rush, 5 pass), 9/16/2000 Two 100-yard rushers ...... Dahrran Diedrick (108) / (106) (Nebraska), 11/10/2001 30+ first downs ...... 39, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 60-yard+ run ...... 62t, Bernard Jackson (Colorado), 11/06/2004 <10 first downs ...... 8, Marshall, 9/16/2006 70-yard+ run ...... 80t, Jerry Babb (Louisiana-Lafayette), 9/18/2004 <5 first downs ...... 4, North Texas (3r, 0p, 1pn), 9/23/2000 80-yard+ run ...... 80t, Jerry Babb (Louisiana-Lafayette), 9/18/2004 40+ points ...... 42, Texas, 11/11/2006 85-yard+ run ...... 85t, Chris Brown (Colorado), 10/5/2002 50+ points ...... 59, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 90-yard+ run ...... 91, David Thompson (Okla. State), 11/18/95 60+ points ...... 64, Colorado, 11/17/90 3+ rushing TDs ...... 3, James Mungro (Syracuse), 12/29/2001 70+ points ...... 70, Oklahoma, 10/15/88 100 yards in penalties ...... 110, Florida Atlantic, 9/9/2006 PASSING Blocked punt...... Texas, 11/11/2006 Blocked extra point ...... Nebraska, 11/12/2005 40+ attempts ...... 41, Brett Meyer (Iowa State), 10/28/2006 Blocked field goal ...... Louisville, 9/23/2006 60+ attempts ...... 65, Cody Hodges (Texas Tech), 10/15/2005 TD on interception return ...... Quintero Frierson (Rutgers), 27 yds, 12/28/2006 20+ completions...... 23, Brett Meyer (Iowa State), 10/28/2006 TD on punt return ...... Danny Amendola (Texas Tech), 90 yds, 10/30/2004 25+ completions...... 25, Shawn Bell (Baylor), 9/30/2006 TD on kickoff return ...... Robert Quiroga, Baylor, 98 yds, 11/1/2003 30+ completions...... 44, Cody Hodges (Texas Tech), 10/15/2005 TD on fumble return ...... David Overstreet (Missouri), 41 yds, 10/21/2006 40+ completions...... 44, Cody Hodges (Texas Tech), 10/15/2005 TD on blocked punt...... James Johnson (Marshall), 17 yds, 9/16/2006 3+ TD passes ...... 3, Chase Daniel (Missouri), 10/21/2006 2-point conversion ...... Dahrran Diedrick run (Nebraska), 11/10/2001 4+ TD passes ...... 4, Chase Daniel (Missouri), 10/21/2006 Defensive extra-point...... Darrent Williams (85-yd DXP kick return), Okla. State, 10/12/2002 250+ yards passing ...... 268, Mike Teel (Rutgers), 12/28/2006 300+ yards passing ...... 643, Cody Hodges (Texas Tech), 10/15/2005 Bold indicates mark set during 2006 season. 350+ yards passing ...... 643, Cody Hodges (Texas Tech), 10/15/2005

THE POWER OF ONE | 113 2006 GAME STATISTICS

KANSAS STATE 24, ILLINOIS STATE 23 KANSAS STATE 45, FLORIDA ATLANTIC 0 SEPTEMBER 2, 2006 • MANHATTAN, KAN. • BILL SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM SEPTEMBER 9, 2006 • MANHATTAN, KAN. • BILL SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM Attendance: 47,250 Attendance: 43,953 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY 1 2 3 4 FINAL 1 2 3 4 FINAL Illinois State (0-1) 3 0 7 13 — 23 Florida Atlantic (0-2) 0 0 0 0 — 0 KANSAS STATE (1-0) 0 10 3 11 — 24 KANSAS STATE (2-0) 14 10 7 14 — 45

FIRST QUARTER FIRST QUARTER ILS - FG Mazur 35 yd, 9:42 KS - McKinney 88 yd kickoff return (Snodgrass kick), 14:42 KS - Figurs 38 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 8:33 SECOND QUARTER KS - FG Snodgrass 52 yd, 4:54 SECOND QUARTER KS - Figurs 81 yd punt return (Snodgrass kick), 1:55 KS - Moreira 21 yd pass from Meier (Snodgrass kick), 11:58 KS - Snodgrass 37 yd field goal, 3:55 SECOND QUARTER ILS - Robinson 4 yd pass from Drone (Mazur kick), 12:25 THIRD QUARTER KS - FG Snodgrass 41 yd, 4:35 KS - Clayton 2 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 5:02

SECOND QUARTER FOURTH QUARTER ILS - Robinson 2 yd pass from Drone (Mazur kick), 8:36 KS - Gonzalez 14 yd pass from Meier (Snodgrass kick), 14:54 KS - FG Snodgrass 30 yd, 4:35 KS - Petrie 32 yd run (Schwerdt kick), 5:36 KS - Garvin 9 yd fumble return (Norwood pass from Meier), 8:25 ILS - Jackson 3 yd pass from Drone (Drone rush failed), 3:02 WEATHER: 73 degrees, mostly cloudy, wind ENE at 14 mph • KICKOFF: 6:10 p.m.

WEATHER: 59 degrees, cloudy, wind N at 10 mph • KICKOFF: 6:10 p.m.

TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ILS KS RUSHING FA KS RUSHING FIRST DOWNS ...... 20 13 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD FIRST DOWNS ...... 13 18 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD Rushing ...... 7 5 Carlos Alsup ...... 14 26 0 Rushing ...... 4 8 Thomas Clayton...... 16 89 1 Passing ...... 11 8 Leon Patton...... 7 22 0 Passing ...... 7 6 Yamon Figurs...... 1 38 1 Penalty ...... 2 0 James Johnson ...... 4 10 0 Penalty ...... 2 4 Terry Petrie ...... 1 32 1 Rushing Attempts...... 34 28 Dylan Meier...... 2 -10 0 Rushing Attempts...... 42 30 Leon Patton...... 3 28 0 Yds Gained Rushing ...... 121 65 Yds Gained Rushing ...... 100 226 John McCardle...... 4 17 0 Yds Lost Rushing ...... 28 21 Illinois State...... ATT YDS TD Yds Lost Rushing ...... 41 5 Dylan Meier...... 2 15 0 NET YDS RUSHING...... 93 44 Pierre Rembert ...... 29 105 0 NET YDS RUSHING...... 59 221 Josh Freeman ...... 2 4 0 NET YDS PASSING ...... 253 163 Laurent Robinson ...... 1 5 0 NET YDS PASSING ...... 141 125 James Johnson ...... 1 -2 0 Attempted ...... 38 26 Luke Drone ...... 4 -17 0 Attempted ...... 25 24 Florida Atlantic ...... ATT YDS TD Completed ...... 24 15 Completed ...... 12 10 Charles Pierre ...... 14 29 0 Intercepted ...... 1 2 PASSING Intercepted ...... 1 1 Willie Floyd ...... 4 17 0 TOTAL PLAYS...... 72 54 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD TOTAL PLAYS...... 67 54 B.J. Manley ...... 4 12 0 TOTAL NET YDS ...... 346 207 Dylan Meier...... 15-26-3 163 0 TOTAL NET YDS ...... 200 346 Sean Clayton ...... 7 9 0 Avg. Per Play...... 4.8 3.8 Avg. Per Play...... 3.0 6.4 William Rose ...... 3 9 0 Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 1-1 1-0 Illinois State ...... A-C-I YDS TD Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 2-0 0-0 Aaron Sanchez...... 3 4 0 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 1-7 5-49 Luke Drone ...... 24-38-1 253 3 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 12-110 5-54 Frantz Simeon ...... 1 1 0 Punts-Yds ...... 4-144 3-119 Punts-Yds ...... 6-222 2-69 Mike O’Neill...... 1 -6 0 Avg. Per Punt ...... 36.0 39.7 RECEIVING Avg. Per Punt ...... 37.0 34.5 Rusty Smith...... 4 -15 0 Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 0-0-0 2-89-1 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 0-0-0 2--2-0 PASSING Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 4-63-0 4-113-0 Rashaad Norwood ...... 5 53 0 Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 6-89-0 1-88-1 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 2-29-0 1-0-0 Jordy Nelson ...... 4 62 0 Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 1-3-0 1-21-0 Dylan Meier...... 20-10-0 125 2 Possession Time ...... 33:51 26:09 Yamon Figurs...... 2 16 0 Possession Time ...... 35:24 24:36 Josh Freeman ...... 4-0-1 0 0 Third Down Conv ...... 9-17 5-13 Jeron Mastrud ...... 1 13 0 Third Down Conv ...... 2-15 6-13 Fourth Down Conv ...... 1-2 1-1 Carlos Alsup ...... 1 7 0 Fourth Down Conv ...... 3-7 1-1 Florida Atlantic ...... A-C-I YDS TD Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 2-10 3-17 Leon Patton...... 1 7 0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 0-0 4-16 Sean Clayton...... 14-8-0 95 0 Field Goals ...... 1-1 3-4 Jermaine Moreira...... 1 5 0 Field Goals ...... 0-0 1-3 Rusty Smith...... 11-4-1 46 RECEIVING LEADING TACKLERS Illinois State ...... REC YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Kansas State Laurent Robinson ...... 9 77 2 Kansas State Rashaad Norwood ...... 3 40 0 Brandon Archer 9-4—13; Zach Diles 7-3—10; Justin Dave Mordis ...... 4 31 0 Maurice Mack 2-5—7; Josh Moore 4-2—6; Brandon Jermaine Moreira...... 3 40 1 McKinney 9-0—9. Pierre Rembert ...... 4 12 0 Archer 3-3—6. Yamon Figurs...... 2 24 0 Pierre Jackson...... 3 88 1 Daniel Gonzalez...... 1 14 1 Illinois State Jason Horton...... 3 21 0 Florida Atlantic Jeron Mastrud ...... 1 7 0 Cameron Siskowic 14-1—15; Kye Stewart 11-2—13; Jake Rourke...... 1 24 0 Cergile Sincere 1-7—8; Kris Bartels 6-0—6, Andre Florida Atlantic ...... REC YDS TD Niall Campbell 3-3—6. Clark 4-2—6. Chris Bonner ...... 2 50 0 Avery Holley...... 2 32 0 Frantz Simeon ...... 2 27 0 Jason Harmon ...... 2 14 0 Aaron Sanchez...... 2 8 0 Charles Pierre ...... 1 12 0 B.J. Manley ...... 1 -2 0

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KANSAS STATE 23, MARSHALL 7 [8] LOUISVILLE 24, KANSAS STATE 6 SEPTEMBER 16, 2006 • MANHATTAN, KAN. • BILL SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM SEPTEMBER 23, 2006 • MANHATTAN, KAN. • BILL SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM Attendance: 46,488 Attendance: 45,855 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY 1 2 3 4 FINAL 1 2 3 4 FINAL Marshall (1-2) 0 7 0 0 — 7 [8] Louisville (4-0) 7 3 7 7 — 24 KANSAS STATE (3-0) 7 3 6 7 — 23 KANSAS STATE (3-1) 0 0 0 6 — 6

FIRST QUARTER FIRST QUARTER KS - Clayton 3 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 9:42 UL - Douglas 19 yd pass from Cantwell (Carmody kick), 8:26

SECOND QUARTER SECOND QUARTER MU - Johnson 17 yd blocked punt return (Binswanger kick), 9:16 UL - Carmody 25 yd field goal, 4:17 KS - Snodgrass 24 yd field goal, 0:19 THIRD QUARTER UL - Stripling 1 yd run (Carmody kick), 10:11 THIRD QUARTER KS - Snodgrass 22 yd field goal, 7:56 FOURTH QUARTER KS - Snodgrass 48 yd field goal, 1:03 UL - Bolen 17 yd run (Carmody kick), 14:19 KS - Clayton 69 yd run (Freeman rush failed), 13:22 FOURTH QUARTER KS - Moreira 44 yd pass from Meier (Snodgrass kick), 4:15 WEATHER: 61 degrees, clear, wind SWS at 15 mph • KICKOFF: 11:10 a.m. • TV: Fox Sports Net

WEATHER: 84 degrees, sunny, wind S at 19-30 mph • KICKOFF: 11:40 a.m. • TV: Fox Sports Net

TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS MAR KS RUSHING UL KS RUSHING FIRST DOWNS ...... 8 19 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD FIRST DOWNS ...... 22 13 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD Rushing ...... 3 6 Thomas Clayton...... 18 76 1 Rushing ...... 11 3 Thomas Clayton...... 15 119 1 Passing ...... 3 10 Terry Petrie ...... 5 22 0 Passing ...... 8 9 Carlos Alsup ...... 2 5 0 Penalty ...... 2 3 John McCardle...... 1 8 0 Penalty ...... 3 1 Josh Freeman ...... 2 -16 0 Rushing Attempts...... 22 27 TEAM...... 1 -3 0 Rushing Attempts...... 42 19 Louisville ...... ATT YDS T Yds Gained Rushing ...... 90 107 Dylan Meier...... 2 -4 0 Yds Gained Rushing ...... 245 137 Kolby Smith...... 16 63 0 Yds Lost Rushing ...... 40 8 Yds Lost Rushing ...... 17 29 George Stripling...... 14 63 1 NET YDS RUSHING...... 50 99 Marshall ...... ATT YDS T NET YDS RUSHING...... 228 108 Brock Bolen...... 5 53 0 NET YDS PASSING ...... 92 256 Ahmad Bradshaw...... 9 55 0 NET YDS PASSING ...... 173 139 Nate Harris ...... 1 39 0 Attempted ...... 28 35 Chubb Small ...... 3 3 0 Attempted ...... 26 45 JaJuan Spillman ...... 1 11 0 Completed ...... 16 19 Bernard Morris ...... 10 -8 0 Completed ...... 18 17 Anthony Allen ...... 2 8 0 Intercepted ...... 2 1 Intercepted ...... 1 2 ...... 1 -2 0 TOTAL PLAYS...... 50 62 PASSING TOTAL PLAYS...... 68 64 Hunter Cantwell...... 2 -12 0 TOTAL NET YDS ...... 142 355 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD TOTAL NET YDS ...... 401 247 Patrick Carter ...... 0 5 0 Avg. Per Play...... 2.8 5.7 Dylan Meier...... 35-19-1 256 1 Avg. Per Play...... 5.9 3.9 Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 2-1 2-1 Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 3-2 1-0 PASSING Penalties: No.-Yds...... 9-72 14-116 Marshall...... A-C-I YDS TD Penalties: No.-Yds...... 4-39 7-57 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD Punts-Yds ...... 7-230 4-82 Bernard Morris ...... 28-16-2 92 0 Punts-Yds ...... 4-158 8-330 Dylan Meier...... 33-14-1 121 0 Avg. Per Punt ...... 32.9 20.5 Avg. Per Punt ...... 39.5 41.2 Josh Freeman ...... 10-3-0 18 0 Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 1-26-1 2-23-0 RECEIVING Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 6-18-0 2-10-0 Jordy Nelson ...... 1-0-0 0 0 Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 1-4-0 0-0-0 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 1-3-0 2-33-0 Cedric Wilson ...... 1-0-1 0 0 Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 1-0-0 2-20-0 Jordy Nelson ...... 5 71 0 Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 2-84-0 1-68-0 Louisville ...... A-C-I YDS TD Possession Time ...... 31:14 28:46 Rashaad Norwood ...... 5 50 0 Possession Time ...... 35:39 24:21 Hunter Cantwell ...... 26-18-1 173 1 Third Down Conv ...... 3-13 8-15 Jermaine Moreira...... 4 95 1 Third Down Conv ...... 5-12 3-16 RECEIVING Fourth Down Conv ...... 0-1 0-0 Yamon Figurs...... 2 24 0 Fourth Down Conv ...... 1-2 1-3 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 0-0 3-25 Donald Raymer ...... 1 7 0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 2-16 2-12 Thomas Clayton...... 5 34 0 Field Goals ...... 0-0 3-3 Jeron Mastrud ...... 1 6 0 Field Goals ...... 1-1 0-1 Jordy Nelson ...... 4 39 0 Thomas Clayton...... 1 3 0 Yamon Figurs...... 2 25 0 LEADING TACKLERS LEADING TACKLERS Jeron Mastrud ...... 2 25 0 Kansas State Marshall ...... REC YDS TD Kansas State Jermaine Moreira...... 2 15 0 Byron Garvin 6-1—7; Kyle Williams 5-2—7; Ian Cody Slate...... 3 20 0 Marcus Watts 8-1—9; Brandon Archer 8-1—9; Ian Mike Pooschke...... 1 1 0 Campbell 3-3—6. Emmanuel Spann...... 3 16 0 Campbell 6-1—7. Carlos Alsup ...... 1 0 0 Marcus Fitzgerald ...... 2 30 0 Marshall Ahmad Bradshaw...... 2 10 0 Louisville Louisville...... REC YDS TD Curtis Keyes 5-3—8; Josh Johnson 5-2—7; Matt E.J. Wynn...... 2 9 0 Amobi Okoye 5-2—7; Lamar Myles 4-1—5; Gavin Harry Douglas ...... 6 81 1 Couch 5-0—5. Bernard Morris ...... 2 -5 0 Smart 4-0—4. Kolby Smith...... 4 33 0 Brian Shope...... 1 8 0 Chris Vaughn...... 2 27 0 Will Albin...... 1 4 0 Mario Urrutia...... 2 14 0 Jimmy Riley...... 1 9 0 Scott Kuhn...... 1 5 0 Brock Bolen...... 1 3 0 Gary Barnidge ...... 1 1 0

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BAYLOR 17, KANSAS STATE 3 KANSAS STATE 31, OKLAHOMA STATE 27 SEPTEMBER 30, 2006 • WACO, TEXAS • FLOYD CASEY STADIUM OCTOBER 7, 2006 • MANHATTAN, KAN. • BILL SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM Attendance: 30,752 Attendance: 46,616 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY 1 2 3 4 FINAL 1 2 3 4 FINAL KANSAS STATE (3-2, 0-1) 0 3 0 0 — 3 Oklahoma State (3-2, 0-1) 0 3 17 7 — 27 Baylor (2-3, 1-0) 7 0 10 0 — 17 KANSAS STATE (4-2, 1-1) 0 10 7 14 — 31

FIRST QUARTER SECOND QUARTER BU - Shelton 75 yd pass from Bell (Havens kick), 2:35 KS - Gonzalez 21 yd blocked punt return (Snodgrass kick), 11:15 OS - Ricks 33 yd field goal, 7:33 SECOND QUARTER KS - Snodgrass 48 yd field goal, 3:36 KS - Snodgrass 41 yd field goal, 2:06 THIRD QUARTER THIRD QUARTER OS - Ricks 38 yd field goal, 11:34 BU - Zeigler 11 yd pass from Bell, 10:13 OS - Pettigrew 2 yd pass from Reid (Ricks kick), 5:36 BU - Havens 22 yd field goal, 2:14 KS - Patton 95 yd kickoff return (Snodgrass kick), 5:17 OS - Toston 11 yd run (Ricks kick), 4:43 WEATHER: 92 degrees, sunny, wind S at 14 mph • KICKOFF: 6:04 p.m. FOURTH QUARTER OS - Johnson 1 yd pass from Reid (Ricks kick), 10:48 KS - Patton 1 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 3:04 KS - Freeman 21 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 1:11

WEATHER: 83 degrees, sunny, wind S at 15 mph • KICKOFF: 2:35 p.m.

TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS KS BU RUSHING OS KS RUSHING FIRST DOWNS ...... 12 13 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD FIRST DOWNS ...... 19 14 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD Rushing ...... 4 1 Thomas Clayton...... 18 38 0 Rushing ...... 10 7 Leon Patton...... 21 151 1 Passing ...... 8 11 Leon Patton...... 3 7 0 Passing ...... 7 7 Josh Freeman ...... 7 16 1 Penalty ...... 0 1 Penalty ...... 2 0 James Johnson ...... 6 13 0 Rushing Attempts...... 21 19 Baylor...... ATT YDS TD Rushing Attempts...... 41 36 Terry Petrie ...... 2 0 0 Yds Gained Rushing ...... 46 43 Paul Mosely...... 7 33 0 Yds Gained Rushing ...... 211 215 Yds Lost Rushing ...... 1 25 Mario Price ...... 2 4 0 Yds Lost Rushing ...... 18 35 Oklahoma State ...... ATT YDS TD NET YDS RUSHING...... 45 18 ...... 5 2 0 NET YDS RUSHING...... 193 180 Keith Toston ...... 14 109 1 NET YDS PASSING ...... 296 294 TEAM NET YDS PASSING ...... 138 177 Mike Hamilton...... 9 50 0 Attempted ...... 55 47 Shawn Bell ...... 4 -21 0 Attempted ...... 22 15 Bobby Reid ...... 13 31 0 Completed ...... 22 26 Completed ...... 14 10 Dantrell Savage ...... 3 3 0 Intercepted ...... 3 1 PASSING Intercepted ...... 1 0 Julius Crosslin...... 2 0 0 TOTAL PLAYS...... 76 66 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD TOTAL PLAYS...... 63 51 TOTAL NET YDS ...... 341 312 Josh Freeman ...... 33-11-3 196 0 TOTAL NET YDS ...... 331 357 PASSING Avg. Per Play...... 4.5 4.7 Dylan Meier...... 22-11-0 100 0 Avg. Per Play ...... 63 51 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 2-2 4-3 Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 1-0 0-0 Josh Freeman ...... 15-10-0 177 0 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 11-84 5-66 Baylor...... A-C-I YDS TD Penalties: No.-Yds...... 3-15 5-33 Punts-Yds ...... 10-453 9-469 Shawn Bell ...... 46-25-1 282 2 Punts-Yds ...... 5-177 4-172 Oklahoma State ...... A-C-I YDS TD Avg. Per Punt ...... 45.3 52.1 Dominique Zeigler ...... 1-1-0 12 0 Avg. Per Punt ...... 35.4 43.0 Bobby Reid ...... 22-14-1 138 2 Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 6-10-0 5-61-0 Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 3-71-0 4-59-1 Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 2-39-0 1-13-0 RECEIVING Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 3-125-0 3-141-1 RECEIVING Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 1-0-0 3-4-0 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 0-0-0 1-0-0 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Possession Time ...... 27:40 32:20 Rashaad Norwood ...... 7 127 0 Possession Time ...... 32:00 28:00 Jermaine Moreira...... 4 95 0 Third Down Conv ...... 3-19 5-17 Yamon Figurs...... 4 101 0 Third Down Conv ...... 3-12 2-10 Yamon Figurs...... 2 22 0 Fourth Down Conv ...... 1-2 0-0 Jordy Nelson ...... 4 49 0 Fourth Down Conv ...... 1-1 1-3 Leon Patton...... 1 33 0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 4-27 0-0 Jermaine Moreira...... 2 78 0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 3-25 2-12 Daniel Gonzalez...... 1 20 0 Field Goals ...... 1-1 1-2 Cedric Wilson ...... 2 22 0 Field Goals ...... 2-2 1-1 John McCardle...... 1 6 0 Thomas Clayton...... 2 11 0 Donald Raymer ...... 1 1 0 LEADING TACKLERS Jeron Mastrud ...... 1 8 0 LEADING TACKLERS Kansas State Kansas State Oklahoma State...... REC YDS TD Brandon Archer 3-7—10; Justin McKinney 5-2—7; Baylor ...... REC YDS TD Zach Diles 10-1—11; Byron Garvin 8-1—9; Brandon Adarius Bowman ...... 5 89 0 Byron Garvin 5-2—7. Dominique Zeigler ...... 8 73 1 Archer 4-2—6. Brandon Pettigrew...... 4 58 1 Terrance Parks...... 7 57 0 D’Juan Woods ...... 2 19 0 Baylor Trent Shelton ...... 3 107 1 Oklahoma State Dantrell Savage ...... 2 1 0 Maurice Linguist 3-5—8; Joe Pawelek 1-6—7; Brandon Whitaker ...... 3 15 0 Chris Collins 7-0—7; Victor DeGrate 5-1—6; Jacob John Johnson ...... 1 1 1 Marcus Foreman 4-1—5. Jordan Adams ...... 2 10 0 Lacey 3-3—6. Justin Fenty...... 1 14 0 Shawn Bell ...... 1 12 0 Paul Mosely...... 1 6 0

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[21] NEBRASKA 21, KANSAS STATE 3 [24] MISSOURI 41, KANSAS STATE 21 OCTOBER 14, 2006 • MANHATTAN, KAN. • BILL SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM OCTOBER 21, 2006 • COLUMBIA, MO. • MEMORIAL STADIUM/ Attendance: 50,723 Attendance: 64,657 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY 1 2 3 4 FINAL 1 2 3 4 FINAL [21] Nebraska (6-1, 3-0) 7 7 7 0 — 21 KANSAS STATE (4-4, 1-3) 7 0 7 7 — 21 KANSAS STATE (4-3, 1-2) 0 0 3 0 — 3 [24] Missouri (7-1, 3-1) 3 14 17 7 — 41

FIRST QUARTER FIRST QUARTER NU - Teafatiller 17 yd pass from Wesch (Congdon kick), 11:06 KS - Diles 43 yd fumble return (Snodgrass kick), 14:30 MU - FG Wolfert 30 yd, 2:14 SECOND QUARTER NU - Mueller 3 yd pass from Taylor (Congdon kick), 11:02 SECOND QUARTER MU - Rucker 14 yd pass from Daniel (Wolfert kick), 8:33 THIRD QUARTER MU - Franklin 52 yd pass from Daniel (Wolfert kick), 2:40 NU - Lucky 40 yd run (Congdon kick), 8:55 KS - FG Snodgrass 53 yd, 4:44 THIRD QUARTER MU - Saunders 3 yd pass from Daniel (Wolfert kick), 10:07 WEATHER: 62 degrees; mostly clear, wind ESE at 8 mph • KICKOFF: 6:10 p.m. • TV: Fox Sports Net PPV MU - FG Wolfert 20 yd, 6:50 MU - Overstreet 41 yd fumble return (Wolfert kick), 5:30 KS - Patton 15 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 1:34

FOURTH QUARTER MU - Coffman 15 yd pass from Daniel (Wolfert kick), 12:37 KS - Johnson 9 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 2:53

WEATHER: 52 degrees; steady rain, wind WSW at 4 mph • KICKOFF: 1:08 p.m.

TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS NU KS RUSHING KS MU RUSHING FIRST DOWNS ...... 16 17 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD FIRST DOWNS ...... 19 24 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD Rushing ...... 7 3 Daniel Gonzalez...... 1 38 0 Rushing ...... 13 9 James Johnson ...... 20 127 1 Passing ...... 9 14 Leon Patton...... 12 13 0 Passing ...... 3 14 Leon Patton...... 18 112 1 Penalty ...... 0 0 Josh Freeman ...... 5 -29 0 Penalty ...... 3 1 Josh Freeman ...... 9 23 0 Rushing Attempts...... 43 18 Rushing Attempts...... 47 37 Yds Gained Rushing ...... 228 70 Nebraska ...... ATT YDS TD Yds Gained Rushing ...... 286 190 Missouri ...... ATT YDS TD Yds Lost Rushing ...... 38 48 Brandon Jackson...... 16 92 0 Yds Lost Rushing ...... 24 19 Tony Temple...... 9 62 0 NET YDS RUSHING...... 190 22 Marlon Lucky...... 12 71 1 NET YDS RUSHING...... 262 171 Chase Daniel...... 13 47 0 NET YDS PASSING ...... 166 272 Cody Glenn ...... 10 22 0 NET YDS PASSING ...... 63 262 Jimmy Jackson ...... 4 36 0 Attempted ...... 22 47 ...... 5 5 0 Attempted ...... 20 31 Earl Goldsmith...... 4 31 0 Completed ...... 13 23 Completed ...... 5 24 Brad Ekwerekwu ...... 2 4 0 Intercepted ...... 0 2 PASSING Intercepted ...... 2 0 Team...... 1 -1 0 TOTAL PLAYS...... 65 65 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD TOTAL PLAYS...... 67 68 Brandon Coleman ...... 4 -8 0 TOTAL NET YDS ...... 356 294 Josh Freeman ...... 47-23-2 272 0 TOTAL NET YDS ...... 325 433 Avg. Per Play...... 5.5 4.5 Avg. Per Play...... 4.9 6.3 PASSING Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 2-0 0-0 Nebraska ...... A-C-I YDS TD Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 4-2 2-2 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD Penalties: No.-Yds...... 2-10 5-35 Zac Taylor ...... 21-12-0 149 1 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 5-45 7-54 Josh Freeman ...... 19-5-2 63 0 Punts-Yds ...... 8-305 7-283 Jake Wesch...... 1-1-0 17 1 Punts-Yds ...... 4-143 3-126 Dylan Meier...... 1-0-0 0 0 Avg. Per Punt ...... 38.1 40.4 Avg. Per Punt ...... 35.8 42.0 Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 2-6-0 2-12-0 RECEIVING Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 1-20-0 1-2-0 Missouri ...... A-C-I YDS TD Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 1-15-0 3-68-0 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 7-180-0 2-49-0 Chase Daniel...... 31-24-0 262 4 Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 2-25-0 0-0-0 Jermaine Moreira...... 6 86 0 Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 0-0-0 2-19-0 Possession Time ...... 34:51 25:09 Daniel Gonzalez...... 4 72 0 Possession Time ...... 29:00 31:00 RECEIVING Third Down Conv ...... 7-17 1-13 Rashaad Norwood ...... 4 48 0 Third Down Conv ...... 6-13 9-14 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Fourth Down Conv ...... 2-2 2-4 Cedric Wilson ...... 4 47 0 Fourth Down Conv ...... 0-2 0-0 Leon Patton...... 2 38 0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 4-35 4-19 Leon Patton...... 2 16 0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 2-10 4-17 Rashaad Norwood ...... 1 10 0 Field Goals ...... 0-0 1-2 Antonio Brown...... 1 6 0 Field Goals ...... 0-0 2-2 Yamon Figurs...... 1 10 0 Donald Raymer ...... 1 0 0 Jermaine Moreira...... 1 5 0 LEADING TACKLERS Thomas Clayton...... 1 -3 0 LEADING TACKLERS Kansas State Kansas State Missouri...... REC YDS TD Zach Diles 2-8—10; Ian Campbell 4-4—8; Kyle Nebraska ...... REC YDS TD Ian Campbell 7-2—9; Brandon Archer 5-3—8; Justin ...... 6 75 1 Williams 3-4—7. Maurice Purify...... 4 73 0 McKinney 3-3—6. Tommy Saunders ...... 6 51 1 Nate Swift ...... 2 29 0 Will Franklin ...... 5 87 1 Nebraska Brandon Jackson...... 2 14 0 Missouri Martin Rucker ...... 3 18 1 Stewart Bradley 6-4—10; Andre Jones 4-3—7; Tierre Terrence Nunn ...... 1 18 0 David Overstreet 5-4—9; Xzavie Jackson 5-3—8; Brad Ekwerekwu ...... 1 13 0 Green 3-1—4. Hunter Teafatiller...... 1 17 1 Marcus Bacon 4-4—8. Earl Goldsmith...... 1 11 0 J.B. Phillips...... 1 8 0 Jared Perry ...... 1 5 0 Marlon Lucky...... 1 4 0 Tony Temple...... 1 2 0 Josh Mueller ...... 1 3 1

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KANSAS STATE 31, IOWA STATE 10 KANSAS STATE 34, COLORADO 21 OCTOBER 28, 2006 • MANHATTAN, KAN. • BILL SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM NOVEMBER 4, 2006 • BOULDER, COLO. • FOLSOM FIELD Attendance: 44,729 Attendance: 42,696 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY 1 2 3 4 FINAL 1 2 3 4 FINAL Iowa State (3-6, 0-5) 0 3 17 7 — 27 KANSAS STATE (6-4, 3-3) 0 17 0 17 — 34 KANSAS STATE (5-4, 2-3) 0 10 7 14 — 31 Colorado (1-9, 1-5) 0 0 7 14 — 21

FIRST QUARTER SECOND QUARTER IS - Scales 6 yd run (Culbertson kick), 5:52 KS - Patton 15 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 13:20 IS - FG Culbertson 48 yd, 2:55 KS - Figurs 9 yd pass from Freeman (Snodgrass kick), 6:53 KS - FG Snograss 46 yd, 0:01 SECOND QUARTER KS - FG Snodgrass 19 yd, 11:51 THIRD QUARTER KS - McCardle 2 yd pass from Freeman (Snodgrass kick), 3:35 CU - Jackson 3 yd run (Crosby kick), 1:38

THIRD QUARTER FOURTH QUARTER KS - Johnson 32 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 0:47 KS - FG Snograss 27 yd, 14:48 CU - Jackson 62 yd run (Crosby kick), 13:26 FOURTH QUARTER KS -Nelson 74 yd pass from Freeman (Snodgrass kick), 11:55 KS - Patton 37 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 4:06 KS - Figurs 30 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 7:42 KS - Anderson 30 yd interception return (Snodgrass kick), 3:06 CU - DeVree 1 yd pass from Jackson (Crosby kick), 5:20

WEATHER: 65 degrees; mostly sunny, wind WSW at 14 mph • KICKOFF: 2:35 p.m. WEATHER: 54 degrees, mostly cloudy, wind NE at 3 mph • KICKOFF: 1:40 p.m. • TV: Fox Sports Net

TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS IS KS RUSHING KS CU RUSHING FIRST DOWNS ...... 21 15 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD FIRST DOWNS ...... 19 16 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD Rushing ...... 8 7 James Johnson ...... 22 115 1 Rushing ...... 9 9 Leon Patton...... 12 96 1 Passing ...... 11 8 Leon Patton...... 5 41 1 Passing ...... 9 6 James Johnson ...... 21 63 0 Penalty ...... 2 0 Yamon Figurs...... 1 3 0 Penalty ...... 1 1 Yamon Figurs ...... 1 30 0 Rushing Attempts...... 35 32 Josh Freeman ...... 4 -3 0 Rushing Attempts...... 38 40 Josh Freeman ...... 4 -1 0 Yds Gained Rushing ...... 137 165 Yds Gained Rushing ...... 211 260 Yds Lost Rushing ...... 33 9 Iowa State ...... ATT YDS TD Yds Lost Rushing ...... 23 35 Colorado...... ATT YDS TD NET YDS RUSHING...... 104 156 Jason Scales ...... 12 67 1 NET YDS RUSHING...... 188 225 Bernard Jackson ...... 17 105 2 NET YDS PASSING ...... 280 161 Bret Meyer...... 16 22 0 NET YDS PASSING ...... 251 145 Mell Holliday...... 8 67 0 Attempted ...... 41 20 Josh Johnson...... 7 15 0 Attempted ...... 26 18 ...... 12 66 0 Completed ...... 23 14 Completed ...... 22 10 Patrick Williams ...... 1 6 0 Intercepted ...... 1 1 PASSING Intercepted ...... 0 0 Stephone Robinson ...... 2 -19 0 TOTAL PLAYS...... 76 52 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD TOTAL PLAYS...... 64 58 TOTAL NET YDS ...... 384 317 Josh Freeman ...... 20-14-1 161 1 TOTAL NET YDS ...... 439 370 PASSING Avg. Per Play...... 5.1 6.1 Avg. Per Play...... 6.9 6.4 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 2-2 1-0 Iowa State ...... A-C-I YDS TD Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 0-0 3-1 Josh Freeman ...... 26-22-0 251 2 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 2-15 4-38 Bret Meyer ...... 41-23-1 280 0 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 5-35 3-19 Punts-Yds ...... 5-188 4-194 Punts-Yds ...... 3-131 3-117 Colorado ...... A-C-I YDS TD Avg. Per Punt ...... 37.6 48.5 RECEIVING Avg. Per Punt ...... 43.7 39.0 Bernard Jackson...... 18-10-0 145 1 Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 2--18-0 1-2-0 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 3-24-0 0-0-0 Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 2-43-0 2-37-0 Yamon Figurs...... 4 49 0 Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 0-0-0 4-71-0 RECEIVING Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 1--4-0 1-30-1 Jeron Mastrud ...... 3 31 0 Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Possession Time ...... 32:25 27:35 Jordy Nelson ...... 2 49 0 Possession Time ...... 33:30 26:30 Jordy Nelson ...... 5 117 1 Third Down Conv ...... 7-17 7-13 Cedric Wilson ...... 2 13 0 Third Down Conv ...... 8-14 4-11 Daniel Gonzalez...... 5 53 0 Fourth Down Conv ...... 2-2 0-0 Rashaad Norwood ...... 1 10 0 Fourth Down Conv ...... 1-1 1-3 Yamon Figurs ...... 3 24 1 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 2-7 6-30 Daniel Gonzalez...... 1 7 0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 3-14 2-13 Michael Pooschke ...... 3 12 0 Field Goals ...... 1-2 1-2 John McCardle...... 1 2 1 Field Goals ...... 2-3 0-1 James Johnson ...... 2 21 0 Rashaad Norwood ...... 2 11 0 LEADING TACKLERS Iowa State ...... REC YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS Leon Patton...... 1 8 0 Kansas State Milan Moses ...... 5 96 0 Kansas State Jeron Mastrud...... 1 5 0 Zach Diles 10-2—12; Brandon Archer 7-3—10; Marquis Hamilton ...... 3 50 0 Kyle Williams 3-4—7; Zach Diles 1-6—7; Andrew Antwon Moore 6-2—8. Euseph Messiah ...... 3 28 0 Erker 3-3—6. Colorado ...... REC YDS TD Ryan Kock ...... 3 28 0 Cody Crawford...... 2 42 0 Iowa State Austin Flynn ...... 3 25 0 Colorado Patrick Williams ...... 2 40 0 Tyrone McKenzie 4-7—11; Alvin Bowen 9-0—9; Jon R.J. Sumrall...... 3 15 0 Lionel Harris 7-2—9; 7-2—9; Terry Alvin Barnett...... 1 32 0 Banks 6-1—7. Ben Barkema...... 1 18 0 Washington 4-2—6. Dusty Sprague...... 1 13 0 Jon Davis...... 1 15 0 Riar Geer...... 1 11 0 Jason Scales ...... 1 5 0 Hugh Charles...... 1 5 0 Stephone Robinson ...... 1 1 0 Tyson DeVree...... 1 1 1

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KANSAS STATE 45, [4] TEXAS 42 KANSAS 39, KANSAS STATE 20 NOVEMBER 11, 2006 • MANHATTAN, KAN. • BILL SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM NOVEMBER 18, 2006 • LAWRENCE, KAN. • MEMORIAL STADIUM Attendance: 47,933 Attendance: 51,821 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY 1 2 3 4 FINAL 1 2 3 4 FINAL [4] Texas (9-2, 6-1) 7 7 14 14 — 42 KANSAS STATE (7-5, 4-4) 3 7 3 7 — 20 KANSAS STATE (7-4, 4-3) 7 14 21 3 — 45 Kansas (6-5, 3-4) 13 7 0 19 — 39 FIRST QUARTER FIRST QUARTER UT - McCoy1 yd run (Bailey kick), 8:07 KS - FG Snograss 21 yd, 11:54 KS - Figurs 36 yd pass from Freeman (Snodgrass kick), 6:09 KU - FG S. Webb 38 yd, 6:27 SECOND QUARTER KU - Cornish 13 yd run (S. Webb kick), 3:31 UT - Charles 1 yd run (Bailey kick), 12:21 KU - FB S. Webb 49 yd, 1:03 KS - Johnson 32 yd pass from Freeman (Snodgrass kick), 8:42 SECOND QUARTER KS - Patton 8 yd run (Snodgrass kick) KS - Patton 44 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 11:27 THIRD QUARTER KU - Brorsen 0 yd fumble recovery (S. Webb kick), 1:32 UT - Young 5 yd run (Bailey kick), 12:41 THIRD QUARTER KS - Wilson 18 yd pass from Patton (Snodgrass kick), 7:45 KS - FG Snograss 47 yd, 9:56 KS - Figurs 30 yd pass from Freeman (Snodgrass kick), 6:53 KS - Freeman 1 yd run (Snodgrass kick), 4:39 FOURTH QUARTER UT - Charles 18 yd run (Bailey kick), 3:43 KU - FG S. Webb 41 yd, 14:14 FOURTH QUARTER KU - A. Webb 42 yd interception return (S. Webb kick), 10:38 UT - Sweed 33 yd pass from Snead (Bailey kick), 12:52 KS - Johnson 85 yd kickoff return (Snodgrass kick), 10:25 KS - FG Snodgrass 51 yd, 3:19 KU - FG S. Webb 35 yd, 7:57 UT - Ogbonnaya 1 yd run (Bailey kick), 1:36 KU - Cornish 12 yd run (S. Webb kick), 4:08 WEATHER: 38 degrees; partly cloudy, wind SSE at 7 mph • KICKOFF: 7:13 p.m. • TV: ESPN on ABC WEATHER: 68 degrees, clear, wind at 7 mph • KICKOFF: 2:40 p.m. • TV: Fox Sports Net TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS UT KS RUSHING KS CU RUSHING FIRST DOWNS ...... 25 18 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD FIRST DOWNS ...... 20 21 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD Rushing ...... 10 4 James Johnson ...... 10 29 0 Rushing ...... 8 12 Leon Patton...... 14 102 1 Passing ...... 11 12 Leon Patton...... 5 23 1 Passing ...... 11 6 James Johnson ...... 8 28 0 Penalty ...... 4 2 Josh Freeman ...... 7 2 1 Penalty ...... 1 3 Josh Freeman ...... 8 -12 0 Rushing Attempts...... 45 25 Dylan Meier...... 1 0 0 Rushing Attempts...... 30 36 Yds Gained Rushing ...... 180 69 Texas...... ATT YDS TD Yds Gained Rushing ...... 152 259 Kansas ...... ATT YDS TD Yds Lost Rushing ...... 37 46 Jamaal Charles ...... 16 87 2 Yds Lost Rushing ...... 34 12 Jon Cornish...... 25 201 2 NET YDS RUSHING...... 143 23 Selvin Young ...... 13 41 1 NET YDS RUSHING...... 118 247 ...... 8 37 0 NET YDS PASSING ...... 241 323 Jordan Shipley...... 1 15 0 NET YDS PASSING ...... 244 108 Jonathan Lamb ...... 1 9 0 Attempted ...... 35 34 Colt McCoy ...... 2 1 1 Attempted ...... 44 23 Brandon McAnderson ...... 1 1 0 Completed ...... 17 22 Chris Ogbonnaya ...... 1 1 1 Completed ...... 23 11 Team...... 1 -1 0 Intercepted ...... 0 1 Jevan Snead ...... 12 -2 0 Intercepted ...... 3 2 TOTAL PLAYS...... 80 59 TOTAL PLAYS...... 74 59 PASSING TOTAL NET YDS ...... 384 346 PASSING TOTAL NET YDS ...... 362 355 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD Avg. Per Play...... 4.8 5.9 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD Avg. Per Play...... 4.9 6.0 Josh Freeman ...... 44-23-3 244 0 Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 2-2 2-1 Josh Freeman ...... 31-19-1 269 3 Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 3-3 2-2 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 4-40 8-52 Dylan Meier...... 1-1-0 8 0 Penalties: No.-Yds...... 6-75 6-38 Kansas ...... A-C-I YDS TD Punts-Yds ...... 7-225 5-170 Jordy Nelson ...... 1-1-0 28 0 Punts-Yds ...... 4-208 2-70 Kerry Meier...... 23-11-2 108 0 Avg. Per Punt ...... 32.1 34.0 Leon Patton...... 1-1-0 18 1 Avg. Per Punt ...... 52.0 35.0 Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 3-44-0 3-66-0 Texas ...... A-C-I YDS TD Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD...... 0-0-0 2-3-0 RECEIVING Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 4-43-0 2-20-0 Jevan Snead ...... 30-13-0 190 1 Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 5-147-1 3-36-0 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 1-12-0 0-0-0 Colt McCoy ...... 4-4-0 51 0 Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 2--2-0 3-65-1 Jordy Nelson ...... 8 64 0 Possession Time ...... 32:22 27:38 Quan Cosby...... 1-0-0 0 0 Possession Time ...... 31:35 28:25 Jeron Mastrud...... 5 103 0 Third Down Conv ...... 5-15 4-11 Third Down Conv ...... 7-16 3-11 Rashaad Norwood ...... 3 17 0 RECEIVING Fourth Down Conv ...... 3-3 0-1 Fourth Down Conv ...... 1-2 1-1 James Johnson ...... 3 11 0 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 2-33 5-37 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 2-8 4-19 Leon Patton...... 2 23 0 Yamon Figurs...... 6 123 2 Field Goals ...... 0-0 1-1 Field Goals ...... 2-2 4-4 Daniel Gonzalez...... 1 14 0 James Johnson ...... 3 55 1 Cedric Wilson ...... 1 12 0 Rashaad Norwood ...... 3 52 0 LEADING TACKLERS LEADING TACKLERS Jordy Nelson ...... 3 15 0 Kansas State Kansas State Kansas...... REC YDS TD Jeron Mastrud ...... 2 37 0 Zach Diles 5-7—12; Brandon Archer 4-6—10; Kyle Brandon Archer 3-6—9; Justin McKinney 4-4—8; Dexton Fields ...... 7 72 0 Cedric Wilson ...... 2 26 1 Williams 4-2—6. Byron Garvin 2-5—7. Brian Murph ...... 2 10 0 Daniel Gonzalez...... 1 8 0 Jonathan Lamb ...... 1 22 0 Michael Pooschke ...... 1 4 0 Texas Kansas Jon Cornish...... 1 4 0 Antonio Brown...... 1 3 0 Scott Derry 3-5—8; Michael Griffin 4-3—7; Aaron Russel Brorsen 3-7—10; Darrel Stuckey 7-2—9; Mike Ross 4-2—6. Texas ...... REC YDS TD Rivera 4-5—9. Billy Pittman ...... 6 123 0 ...... 3 57 1 Quan Cosby...... 3 38 0 Jermichael Finley...... 2 35 0 Jamaal Charles ...... 2 4 0 Neale Tweedie ...... 1 5 0

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[16] RUTGERS 37, KANSAS STATE 10 2006 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL HONOR ROLL DECEMBER 26, 2006 • HOUSTON, TEXAS • RELIANT STADIUM BRANDON ARCHER Texas Bowl • Attendance: 44,729 First Team All-Big 12 (Associated Press) Second Team All-Big 12 (Coaches) SCORING SUMMARY IAN CAMPBELL 1 2 3 4 FINAL Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year (Houston Chronicle) [16] Rutgers (11-2) 14 3 14 6 — 37 First Team All-Big 12 (Associated Press) KANSAS STATE (7-6) 0 10 0 0 — 10 First Team All-Big 12 (Coaches) First Team All-Big 12 (Dallas Morning News) FIRST QUARTER First Team All-Big 12 (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) RU - Brown 14 yd pass from Teel (Ito kick), 7:12 First Team All-Big 12 (Houston Chronicle) RU - Brown 49 yd pass from Teel (Ito kick), 2:42 First Team All-Big 12 (Kansas City Star) First Team All-Big 12 (San Antonio Express-News) SECOND QUARTER First Team All-Big 12 (Waco Tribune-Herald) KS - FG Snodgrass 44 yd, 13:32 ZACH DILES KS - Figurs 76 yd punt return (Snodgrass kick), 9:37 Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Associated Press/Coaches) RU - FG Ito 37 yd, 0:49 QUINTIN ECHOLS THIRD QUARTER Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Associated Press) RU - Frierson 27 yd interception return (Ito kick), 14:27 RU - Rice 46 yd run (Ito kick), 11:41 YAMON FIGURS First Team All-Big 12 (Coaches) FOURTH QUARTER Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Associated Press) RU - FG Ito 23 yd, 14:51 RU - FG Ito 21 yd, 8:06 JOSH FREEMAN Honorable Mention Freshman All-American (The Sporting News) WEATHER: Indoors - roof closed • KICKOFF: 7:12 p.m. • TV: NFL Network ROB JACKSON Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Coaches) TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS JOHN MCCARDLE RU KS RUSHING First Team Acacemic All-Big 12 FIRST DOWNS ...... 21 6 Kansas State...... ATT YDS TD Rushing ...... 9 2 James Johnson ...... 6 20 0 JOSHUA MOORE Passing ...... 12 4 Leon Patton...... 6 14 0 Freshman All-Big 12 (The Sporting News) Penalty ...... 0 0 Donnie Anders...... 1 2 0 Honorable Mention Freshman All-American (The Sporting News) Rushing Attempts...... 37 21 Josh Freeman ...... 6 -5 0 Yds Gained Rushing ...... 224 63 JERMAINE MOREIRA Yds Lost Rushing ...... 13 32 Rutgers...... ATT YDS TD Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Coaches) NET YDS RUSHING...... 211 31 Ray Rice ...... 24 170 1 NET YDS PASSING ...... 268 131 Brian Leonard ...... 11 48 0 RASHAAD NORWOOD Attempted ...... 28 24 Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Associated Press) Completed ...... 16 12 PASSING Intercepted ...... 0 2 Kansas State ...... A-C-I YDS TD LEON PATTON TOTAL PLAYS...... 65 45 Josh Freeman ...... 21-10-2 129 0 Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Associated Press) TOTAL NET YDS ...... 479 162 Dylan Meier...... 3-2-0 2 0 Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Coaches) Avg. Per Play...... 7.4 3.6 Freshman All-Big 12 (The Sporting News) Fumbles: No.-Lost ...... 0-0 1-1 Rutgers...... A-C-I YDS TD Honorable Mention Freshman All-American (The Sporting News) Penalties: No.-Yds...... 5-30 9-59 Mike Teel...... 28-16-0 268 2 Punts-Yds ...... 2-85 5-212 LOGAN ROBINSON Avg. Per Punt ...... 42.5 42.4 RECEIVING Second Team Acacemic All-Big 12 Punt Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 0-0 2-78-0 Kansas State ...... REC YDS TD Kickoff Ret: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 3-81-0 5-111-0 Jordy Nelson ...... 4 81 0 BRAD ROOKER Interception: No.-Yds.-TD ...... 2-61-1 0-0-0 Rashaad Norwood ...... 2 40 0 Second Team Acacemic All-Big 12 Possession Time ...... 36:20 23:40 James Johnson ...... 2 0 0 JEFF SNODGRASS Third Down Conv ...... 6-14 1-10 Daniel Gonzalez...... 1 11 0 Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Coaches) Fourth Down Conv ...... 0-1 1-3 Michael Pooschke ...... 1 7 0 Sacks By: No.-Yds...... 3-24 0-0 Leon Patton...... 1 1 0 NICK STRINGER Field Goals ...... 3-5 1-1 Dylan Meier...... 1 -9 0 Freshman All-Big 12 (The Sporting News) Honorable Mention Freshman All-American (The Sporting News) LEADING TACKLERS Rutgers ...... REC YDS TD Kansas State Clark Harris...... 7 122 0 MARCUS WATTS Brandon Archer 4-5—9: Joshua Moore 6-1—7; Tim Brown...... 4 101 2 Second Team All-Big 12 (Coaches) Justin McKinney 6-1—7; Marcus Watts 4-3—7; Kenny Britt ...... 2 41 0 Second Team All-Big 12 (Kansas City Star) Ian Campbell 3-4—7; Zach Diles 2-5—7. Brian Leonard ...... 2 6 0 ESPN All-Mayday Team Kordell Young ...... 1 -2 0 Rutgers GREG WAFFORD Ron Girault 5-1—6; Devin McCourty 5-0—5; Jason Second Team All-Big 12 (Kansas City Star) McCourty 5-0—5; Quintero Frierson 2-3—5. Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Associated Press) Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Coaches)

KYLE WILLIAMS Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (Coaches)

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 NORTH DIVISION BIG 12 CONFERENCE OVERALL W-L PCT PF PA W-L PCT PF PA BOWL GAME [OPPONENT] Nebraska*...... 6-2 .750 236 173 9-5 .643 428 256 Cotton Bowl [Auburn] Kansas State ...... 4-4 .500 188 218 7-6 .538 296 309 Texas Bowl [Rutgers] Missouri ...... 4-4 .500 214 178 8-5 .615 391 254 Sun Bowl [Oregon State] Kansas ...... 3-5 .375 234 225 6-6 .500 348 306 Colorado ...... 2-6 .250 160 199 2-10 .167 196 267 Iowa State ...... 1-7 .125 120 262 4-8 .333 226 369  SOUTH DIVISION BIG 12 CONFERENCE OVERALL W-L PCT PF PA W-L PCT PF PA BOWL GAME [OPPONENT] Oklahoma* ...... 7-1 .875 208 121 11-3 .786 424 242 Fiesta Bowl [Boise State] Texas...... 6-2 .750 270 173 10-3 .769 467 238 Alamo Bowl [Iowa] Texas A&M...... 5-3 .625 193 174 9-4 .692 362 267 Holiday Bowl [California] Texas Tech ...... 4-4 .500 240 235 8-5 .615 422 326 Insight Bowl [Minnesota] Oklahoma State ...... 3-5 .375 264 243 7-6 .538 458 333 Independence Bowl [Alabama] Baylor ...... 3-5 .375 194 320 4-8 .333 283 391

 Big 12 Champion /* Division Champions

 TEAM STATISTICS SCORING OFFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG SAF PTS AVG RUSHING DEFENSE G RUSHES YARDS AVG. TD YDS/G 1. Texas (6) 13 63 60 0 0 9 1 467 35.9 1. Texas (3) 13 344 807 2.3 8 62.1 2. Oklahoma St. (7) 13 61 57 1 0 11 0 458 35.2 2. Oklahoma (16) 14 424 1382 3.3 10 98.7 3. Texas Tech (13) 13 54 51 1 0 15 0 422 32.5 3. Kansas (28) 12 373 1308 3.5 13 109.0 4. Nebraska (17) 14 59 55 1 0 5 1 428 30.6 4. Colorado (30) 12 410 1349 3.3 12 112.4 5. Oklahoma (19) 14 52 49 1 0 19 2 424 30.3 5. Nebraska (37) 14 436 1632 3.7 14 116.6 6. Missouri (20) 13 48 45 0 0 18 2 391 30.1 6. Texas A&M (55) 13 399 1717 4.3 20 132.1 7. Kansas (29) 12 44 37 2 0 13 2 348 29.0 7. Missouri (58) 13 466 1749 3.8 11 134.5 8. Texas A&M (34) 13 46 36 4 0 14 0 362 27.8 8. Oklahoma St. (72) 13 473 1907 4.0 17 146.7 9. Baylor (59) 12 36 32 0 0 11 1 283 23.6 9. Kansas State (78) 13 473 1934 4.1 15 148.8 10. Kansas State (69) 13 35 33 1 0 17 0 296 22.8 10. Texas Tech (86) 13 511 1964 3.8 17 151.1 11. Iowa State (92) 12 29 24 1 0 8 1 226 18.8 11. Iowa State (89) 12 404 1845 4.6 19 153.8 12. Colorado (107) 12 20 19 0 0 19 0 196 16.3 12. Baylor (113) 12 461 2293 5.0 19 191.1

SCORING DEFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG SAF PTS AVG PASS OFFENSE G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS AVG TD YDS/G 1. Oklahoma (19) 14 29 28 1 0 12 1 242 17.3 1. Texas Tech (3) 13 656 438 11 66.8 4803 7.3 39 369.5 2. Nebraska (24) 14 32 26 1 0 12 0 256 18.3 2. Missouri (10) 13 465 291 11 62.6 3590 7.7 29 276.2 3. Texas (26) 13 31 28 0 0 8 0 238 18.3 3. Baylor (11) 12 510 307 17 60.2 3300 6.5 24 275.0 4. Missouri (33) 13 32 29 2 0 9 1 254 19.5 4. Nebraska (23) 14 411 244 8 59.4 3417 8.3 32 244.1 5. Texas A&M (44) 13 34 32 0 0 9 2 267 20.5 5. Texas (33) 13 371 244 9 65.8 2975 8.0 31 228.8 6. Colorado (56) 12 34 31 0 0 10 1 267 22.2 6. Iowa State (44) 12 378 213 12 56.3 2593 6.9 12 216.1 7. Kansas State (66) 13 38 36 0 0 15 0 309 23.8 7. Oklahoma St. (54) 13 321 174 11 54.2 2623 8.2 27 201.8 8. Texas Tech (76) 13 39 35 0 0 19 0 326 25.1 8. Kansas State (57) 13 415 214 20 51.6 2601 6.3 10 200.1 9. Kansas (81) 12 38 25 3 0 15 1 306 25.5 9. Kansas (60) 12 363 203 19 55.9 2372 6.5 19 197.7 10. Oklahoma St. (82) 13 41 35 2 0 16 0 333 25.6 10. Oklahoma (70) 14 340 205 11 60.3 2682 7.9 22 191.6 11. Iowa State (105) 12 47 42 2 0 13 1 369 30.8 11. Texas A&M (72) 13 330 202 4 61.2 2477 7.5 13 190.5 12. Baylor (110) 12 51 48 1 0 11 1 391 32.6 12. Colorado (116) 12 254 119 8 46.9 1422 5.6 7 118.5

RUSHING OFFENSE G ATT YDS AVG TD YDS/G PASS DEFENSE G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS AVG TD YDS/G 1. Oklahoma St. (7) 13 522 2704 5.2 28 208.0 1. Texas Tech (32) 13 365 213 11 58.4 2371 6.5 19 182.4 2. Texas A&M (8) 13 540 2689 5.0 32 206.8 2. Missouri (37) 13 400 231 13 57.7 2414 6.0 19 185.7 3. Oklahoma (17) 14 558 2480 4.4 25 177.1 3. Oklahoma (41) 14 434 225 18 51.8 2638 6.1 15 188.4 4. Kansas (19) 12 438 2119 4.8 20 176.6 4. Texas A&M (44) 13 368 203 11 55.2 2477 6.7 14 190.5 5. Colorado (22) 12 461 2075 4.5 12 172.9 5. Kansas State (53) 13 384 224 10 58.3 2561 6.7 18 197.0 6. Nebraska (23) 14 554 2387 4.3 27 170.5 6. Nebraska (79) 14 446 238 12 53.4 3014 6.8 17 215.3 7. Texas (34) 13 483 2114 4.4 24 162.6 7. Baylor (83) 12 364 210 16 57.7 2605 7.2 24 217.1 8. Missouri (46) 13 457 1943 4.3 16 149.5 8. Oklahoma St. (84) 13 372 226 10 60.8 2826 7.6 20 217.4 9. Kansas State (86) 13 372 1497 4.0 16 115.2 9. Colorado (94) 12 390 261 12 66.9 2742 7.0 22 228.5 10. Iowa State (99) 12 401 1221 3.0 16 101.8 10. Texas (99) 13 411 239 13 58.2 3071 7.5 21 236.2 11. Texas Tech (112) 13 219 1031 4.7 13 79.3 11. Iowa State (101) 12 374 271 6 72.5 2862 7.7 26 238.5 12. Baylor (119) 12 235 482 2.1 9 40.2 12. Kansas (119) 12 470 248 12 52.8 3229 6.9 22 269.1

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PASS EFFICIENCY G ATT CMP PCT INT YDS TD EFFIC KICKOFF COVERAGE G NO. YDS AVG RETN TB NETAVG 1. Texas (9) 13 371 244 .658 9 2975 31 155.8 1. Oklahoma 14 84 5114 60.9 853 31 43.3 2. Nebraska (13) 14 411 244 .594 8 3417 32 151.0 2. Oklahoma State 13 83 5270 63.5 1017 33 43.3 3. Texas Tech (23) 13 656 438 .668 11 4803 39 144.5 3. Texas A&M 13 73 4435 60.8 838 25 42.4 4. Oklahoma St. (26) 13 321 174 .542 11 2623 27 143.7 4. Texas Tech 13 77 4820 62.6 788 39 42.2 5. Missouri (28) 13 465 291 .626 11 3590 29 143.3 5. Colorado 12 48 2956 61.6 392 28 41.8 6. Oklahoma (31) 14 340 205 .603 11 2682 22 141.4 6. Kansas State 13 64 3797 59.3 635 25 41.6 7. Texas A&M (41) 13 330 202 .612 4 2477 13 134.8 7. Kansas 12 69 4367 63.3 814 35 41.3 8. Baylor (59) 12 510 307 .602 17 3300 24 123.4 8. Iowa State 12 46 2735 59.5 588 13 41.0 9. Iowa State (78) 12 378 213 .563 12 2593 12 118.1 9. Texas 13 84 4970 59.2 994 27 40.9 10. Kansas (79) 12 363 203 .559 19 2372 19 117.6 10. Nebraska 14 77 4470 58.1 1096 12 40.7 11. Kansas State (106) 13 415 214 .516 20 2601 10 102.5 11. Missouri 13 77 4649 60.4 1097 23 40.2 12. Colorado (114) 12 254 119 .469 8 1422 7 96.7 12. Baylor 12 56 3306 59.0 716 24 37.7

PASS EFFICIENCY DEF G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS TD EFFIC PUNTING G NO YARDS AVG/P PR AVG TBG NET/P 1. Oklahoma (13) 14 434 225 18 51.8 2638 15 106.0 1. Baylor (3) 12 68 3111 45.8 298 4.4 8 39.0 2. Nebraska (35) 14 446 238 12 53.4 3014 17 117.3 2. Texas Tech (5) 13 44 1943 44.2 136 3.1 6 38.3 3. Missouri (37) 13 400 231 13 57.7 2414 19 117.6 3. Texas (15) 13 53 2112 39.8 100 1.9 1 37.6 4. Texas A&M (39) 13 368 203 11 55.2 2477 14 118.3 4. Nebraska (24) 14 68 2660 39.1 73 1.1 3 37.2 5. Kansas (47) 12 470 248 12 52.8 3229 22 120.8 5. Texas A&M (25) 13 52 2286 44.0 242 4.7 6 37.0 6. Texas Tech (57) 13 365 213 11 58.4 2371 19 124.1 6. Oklahoma (30) 14 62 2460 39.7 83 1.3 5 36.7 7. Kansas State (59) 13 384 224 10 58.3 2561 18 124.6 7. Colorado (31) 12 56 2353 42.0 299 5.3 0 36.7 8. Baylor (73) 12 364 210 16 57.7 2605 24 130.8 8. Iowa State (49) 12 56 2309 41.2 218 3.9 5 35.6 9. Texas (75) 13 411 239 13 58.2 3071 21 131.5 9. Kansas State (51) 13 63 2566 40.7 213 3.4 6 35.4 10. Oklahoma St. (88) 13 372 226 10 60.8 2826 20 136.9 10. Kansas (65) 12 59 2276 38.6 123 2.1 6 34.5 11. Colorado (95) 12 390 261 12 66.9 2742 22 138.4 11. Oklahoma St. (70) 13 52 2264 43.5 402 7.7 4 34.3 12. Iowa State (115) 12 374 271 6 72.5 2862 26 156.5 12. Missouri (104) 13 48 1852 38.6 188 3.9 6 32.2

TOTAL OFFENSE G RUSH PASS PLAYS YARDS AVG/P TD YDS/G PUNT RETURNS G RET YDS TD AVG 1. Texas Tech (6) 13 1031 4803 875 5834 6.7 52 448.8 1. Kansas (11) 12 24 324 2 13.5 2. Missouri (8) 13 1943 3590 922 5533 6.0 45 425.6 2. Kansas State (16) 13 30 391 3 13.0 3. Nebraska (14) 14 2387 3417 965 5804 6.0 59 414.6 3. Texas (19) 13 28 362 3 12.9 4. Oklahoma St. (16) 13 2704 2623 843 5327 6.3 55 409.8 4. Oklahoma St. (27) 13 34 404 0 11.9 5. Texas A&M (18) 13 2689 2477 870 5166 5.9 45 397.4 5. Iowa State (36) 12 20 213 1 10.6 6. Texas (22) 13 2114 2975 854 5089 6.0 55 391.5 6. Texas Tech (56) 13 42 377 0 9.0 7. Kansas (33) 12 2119 2372 801 4491 5.6 39 374.2 7. Nebraska (69) 14 36 294 0 8.2 8. Oklahoma (40) 14 2480 2682 898 5162 5.7 47 368.7 8. Texas A&M (72) 13 22 175 0 8.0 9. Iowa State (81) 12 1221 2593 779 3814 4.9 28 317.8 9. Oklahoma (74) 14 38 299 1 7.9 10. Kansas State (85) 13 1497 2601 787 4098 5.2 26 315.2 10. Baylor (80) 12 30 228 0 7.6 11. Baylor (86) 12 482 3300 745 3782 5.1 33 315.2 11. Missouri (83) 13 25 187 0 7.5 12. Colorado (102) 12 2075 1422 715 3497 4.9 19 291.4 12. Colorado (104) 12 22 123 0 5.6

TOTAL DEFENSE G RUSH PASS PLYS YARDS AVG TD YDS/G FIRST DOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTAL 1. Oklahoma (16) 14 1382 2638 858 4020 4.7 25 287.1 1. Texas Tech 13 63 224 23 310 2. Texas (22) 13 807 3071 755 3878 5.1 29 298.3 2. Missouri 13 104 168 19 291 3. Missouri (39) 13 1749 2414 866 4163 4.8 30 320.2 3. Nebraska 14 125 144 16 285 4. Texas A&M (46) 13 1717 2477 767 4194 5.5 34 322.6 4. Texas 13 126 126 32 284 5. Nebraska (56) 14 1632 3014 882 4646 5.3 31 331.9 5. Oklahoma State 13 141 118 11 270 6. Texas Tech (58) 13 1964 2371 876 4335 4.9 36 333.5 6. Texas A&M 13 145 103 17 265 7. Colorado (66) 12 1349 2742 800 4091 5.1 34 340.9 7. Oklahoma 14 110 131 16 257 8. Kansas State (70) 13 1934 2561 857 4495 5.2 33 345.8 8. Iowa State 12 86 118 23 227 9. Oklahoma St. (89) 13 1907 2826 845 4733 5.6 37 364.1 9. Kansas 12 107 98 19 224 10. Kansas (94) 12 1308 3229 843 4537 5.4 35 378.1 10. Baylor 12 42 143 24 209 11. Iowa State (102) 12 1845 2862 778 4707 6.1 45 392.2 11. Kansas State 13 79 109 15 203 12. Baylor (110) 12 2293 2605 825 4898 5.9 43 408.2 12. Colorado 12 100 73 9 182

KICKOFF RETURNS G RET YDS TD AVG OPP. 1ST DOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTAL 1. Kansas State (1) 13 36 977 3 27.1 1. Texas 13 53 129 19 201 2. Texas A&M (3) 13 25 652 1 26.1 2. Oklahoma 14 85 116 8 209 3. Oklahoma St. (8) 13 50 1231 2 24.6 3. Texas A&M 13 90 109 20 219 4. Texas (17) 13 26 603 0 23.2 4. Colorado 12 73 134 15 222 5. Baylor (22) 12 45 1027 0 22.8 5. Kansas 12 77 135 16 228 6. Oklahoma (23) 14 37 844 1 22.8 6. Nebraska 14 82 144 10 236 7. Kansas (36) 12 45 971 0 21.6 Iowa State 12 88 137 11 236 8. Iowa State (92) 12 40 737 0 18.4 8. Kansas State 13 100 116 23 239 9. Colorado (95) 12 32 583 0 18.2 9. Baylor 12 125 104 15 244 10. Nebraska (112) 14 28 488 0 17.4 10. Missouri 13 101 125 20 246 11. Missouri (115) 13 24 410 0 17.1 11. Texas Tech 13 107 123 23 253 12. Texas Tech (118) 13 37 587 0 15.9 12. Oklahoma State 13 106 130 20 256

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TURNOVER MARGIN G FUM INT TOT/G FUM INT TOT/L MAR PER/G TIME OF POSSESSION G TOTAL TIME AVG/G 1. Texas (13) 13 19 13 32 14 9 23 +9 0.69 1. Texas A&M 13 436:39 33:35 Texas A&M (13) 13 11 11 22 9 4 13 +9 0.69 2. Nebraska 14 457:32 32:40 3. Colorado (17) 12 12 12 24 8 8 16 +8 0.67 3. Oklahoma 14 442:49 31:37 4. Oklahoma St. (34) 13 16 10 26 10 11 21 +5 0.38 4. Texas 13 404:00 31:04 5. Missouri (46) 13 15 13 28 15 11 26 +2 0.15 5. Kansas 12 366:28 30:32 6. Nebraska (58) 14 13 12 25 17 8 25 +0 0.00 6. Colorado 12 348:13 29:01 Texas Tech (58) 13 13 11 24 13 11 24 +0 0.00 7. Iowa State 12 347:51 28:59 8. Oklahoma (66) 14 14 18 32 22 11 33 -1 -0.07 8. Oklahoma State 13 375:35 28:53 9. Kansas State (80) 13 17 10 27 10 20 30 -3 -0.23 9. Baylor 12 333:57 27:49 10. Iowa State (87) 12 9 6 15 8 12 20 -5 -0.42 10. Missouri 13 360:57 27:45 Kansas (87) 12 16 12 28 14 19 33 -5 -0.42 11. Texas Tech 13 360:03 27:41 12. Baylor (97) 12 11 16 27 17 17 34 -7 -0.58 12. Kansas State 13 357:39 27:30

SACKS BY G SACKS YARDS RED ZONE OFFENSE G REDZONE PERCENT TDS R/P FG-AT 1. Kansas State 13 39 221 1. Oklahoma 14 49-52 94.2 33 20/13 16-16 2. Texas 13 37 294 2. Nebraska 14 44-51 86.3 41 21/20 3-4 3. Oklahoma State 13 36 247 3. Texas Tech 13 50-58 86.2 36 12/24 14-18 4. Missouri 13 35 216 4. Texas A&M 13 46-54 85.2 33 25/8 13-17 5. Nebraska 14 31 238 5. Missouri 13 50-59 84.7 34 15/19 16-17 Kansas 12 31 208 6. Oklahoma State 13 43-51 84.3 35 23/12 8-8 7. Texas Tech 13 30 179 7. Baylor 12 31-37 83.8 23 7/16 8-8 8. Oklahoma 14 26 203 8. Texas 13 46-56 82.1 38 24/14 8-9 9. Iowa State 12 24 142 9. Iowa State 12 29-37 78.4 23 16/7 6-8 Colorado 12 24 172 10. Kansas 12 37-50 74.0 29 17/12 8-9 11. Texas A&M 13 19 136 11. Colorado 12 24-33 72.7 11 8/3 13-15 12. Baylor 12 11 83 12. Kansas State 13 21-32 65.6 12 8/4 9-12

SACKS AGAINST G SACKS YARDS RED ZONE DEFENSE G REDZONE PERCENT TDS R/P FG-AT 1. Oklahoma 14 16 106 1. Kansas State 13 37-50 74.0 26 12/14 11-14 2. Oklahoma State 13 18 120 2. Oklahoma 14 25-33 75.8 16 9/7 9-10 Texas Tech 13 18 122 3. Colorado 12 32-42 76.2 27 10/17 5-6 4. Texas 13 19 136 4. Texas A&M 13 31-40 77.5 23 16/7 8-8 Texas A&M 13 19 112 5. Missouri 13 32-40 80.0 25 10/15 7-9 Missouri 13 19 163 6. Nebraska 14 34-42 81.0 23 11/12 11-12 7. Kansas 12 26 136 7. Texas 13 21-25 84.0 15 5/10 6-8 8. Kansas State 13 28 199 8. Baylor 12 36-42 85.7 29 14/15 7-11 9. Nebraska 14 30 206 9. Texas Tech 13 37-43 86.0 23 15/8 14-14 Colorado 12 30 172 10. Kansas 12 33-38 86.8 19 10/9 14-14 11. Baylor 12 36 320 11. Iowa State 12 41-47 87.2 33 16/17 8-10 12. Iowa State 12 38 244 12. Oklahoma State 13 40-44 90.9 26 13/13 14-14

PENALTIES G NO YDS AVG/G 3RD-DN CONV G CONV ATT PCT 1. Iowa State 12 56 429 35.8 1. Texas A&M 13 89 177 50.3 2. Oklahoma 14 69 521 37.2 2. Missouri 13 92 190 48.4 3. Missouri 13 60 514 39.5 3. Nebraska 14 90 199 45.2 4. Nebraska 14 74 614 43.9 4. Oklahoma State 13 74 167 44.3 5. Kansas 12 67 554 46.2 5. Texas 13 65 156 41.7 6. Colorado 12 63 559 46.6 6. Oklahoma 14 71 177 40.1 7. Texas A&M 13 77 623 47.9 7. Iowa State 12 61 158 38.6 8. Oklahoma State 13 74 634 48.8 8. Baylor 12 63 165 38.2 9. Texas 13 72 661 50.8 9. Texas Tech 13 55 149 36.9 10. Kansas State 13 89 732 56.3 10. Kansas 12 61 167 36.5 11. Baylor 12 77 678 56.5 11. Kansas State 13 61 176 34.7 12. Texas Tech 13 96 856 65.8 12. Colorado 12 53 159 33.3

OPP PENALTIES G NO YDS AVG/G OPP 3RD-DN CONV G CONV ATT PCT 1. Baylor 12 94 814 67.8 1. Texas A&M 13 44 153 28.8 2. Texas 13 113 862 66.3 2. Oklahoma 14 58 192 30.2 3. Iowa State 12 72 701 58.4 3. Nebraska 14 63 192 32.8 4. Colorado 12 84 674 56.2 4. Texas 13 62 170 36.5 5. Kansas 12 69 609 50.8 5. Kansas State 13 68 185 36.8 6. Texas Tech 13 70 613 47.2 6. Oklahoma State 13 67 179 37.4 7. Missouri 13 65 562 43.2 7. Missouri 13 70 181 38.7 8. Texas A&M 13 63 543 41.8 8. Kansas 12 75 186 40.3 9. Nebraska 14 77 583 41.6 9. Texas Tech 13 73 179 40.8 10. Oklahoma 14 77 579 41.4 10. Baylor 12 69 163 42.3 11. Kansas State 13 63 525 40.4 11. Iowa State 12 71 157 45.2 12. Oklahoma State 13 56 424 32.6 12. Colorado 12 85 178 47.8

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RUSHING TEAM CL G ATT YDS AVG TD LONG YDS/G INTERCEPTIONS TEAM CL G INT YDS TD 1. Cornish, Jon (7) KU SR 12 250 1457 5.8 8 69 121.4 1. Talib, Aqib (4) KU SO 10 6 82 0 2. Temple, Tony (39) MU JR 13 193 1063 5.5 7 65 81.8 Ross, Aaron (14) UT SR 13 6 7 0 3. Savage, Dantrell (48) OS JR 11 126 820 6.5 8 70 74.5 3. Wheatley, T. (24) CU JR 12 5 26 0 4. Woods, S. (53) TT SO 13 152 926 6.1 10 51 71.2 4. Wilson, C.J. (44) BU SR 12 4 98 1 5. Jackson, B. (55) NU JR 14 188 989 5.3 8 48 70.6 Griffin, Michael (70) UT SR 13 4 41 0 6. Charles, Jamaal (58) UT SO 12 155 831 5.4 7 46 69.2 Shanle, Andrew (95) NU SR 14 4 19 0 7. Goodson, Mike (69) TAM FR 13 127 847 6.7 4 64 65.2 Harris, Nic (95) OU SO 14 4 11 0 8. Charles, Hugh (71) CU JR 12 139 779 5.6 1 44 64.9 8. Smith, Reggie OU SO 14 3 94 1 9. Patrick, Allen (75) OU JR 12 170 761 4.5 4 65 63.4 Watts, Marcus KS JR 9 3 68 0 10. Jackson, B. (94) CU JR 12 155 677 4.4 7 62 56.4 McBath, Darcel TT SO 13 3 66 0

PASSING TEAM CL G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS TD AVG/G PASS EFFICIENCY TEAM CL G ATT CMP INT PCT YDS TD EFF. 1. Harrell, Graham TT SO 13 617 412 11 66.8 4555 38 350.4 1. McCoy, Colt (8) UT FR 13 318 217 7 68.2 2570 29 161.8 2. Daniel, Chase MU SO 13 452 287 10 63.5 3527 28 271.3 2. Reid, Bobby (16) OS SO 13 267 148 11 55.4 2266 24 148.1 3. Bell, Shawn BU SR 10 383 241 10 62.9 2582 19 258.2 3. Taylor, Zac (20) NU SR 14 391 233 8 59.6 3197 26 146.1 4. Taylor, Zac NU SR 14 391 233 8 59.6 3197 26 228.4 4. Harrell, Graham (21) TT SO 13 617 412 11 66.8 4555 38 145.5 5. Meyer, Bret IS JR 12 374 211 12 56.4 2546 12 212.2 5. Daniel, Chase (22) MU SO 13 452 287 10 63.5 3527 28 145.1 6. McCoy, Colt UT FR 13 318 217 7 68.2 2570 29 197.7 6. Thompson, Paul (27) OU SR 14 336 204 11 60.7 2667 22 142.4 7. Thompson, Paul OU SR 14 336 204 11 60.7 2667 22 190.5 7. McGee, Stephen (38) TAM SO 13 313 194 2 62.0 2295 12 134.9 8. McGee, Stephen TAM SO 13 313 194 2 62.0 2295 12 176.5 8. Bell, Shawn (44) BU SR 10 383 241 10 62.9 2582 19 130.7 9. Reid, Bobby OS SO 13 267 148 11 55.4 2266 24 174.3 9. Meier, Kerry (56) KU FR 9 184 104 10 56.5 1193 13 123.4 10. Freeman, Josh KS FR 11 270 140 15 51.9 1780 6 161.8 10. Meyer, Bret (76) IS JR 12 374 211 12 56.4 2546 12 117.8

TOTAL OFFENSE TEAM CL G RUSH PASS PLAYS TOTAL YDS/G PUNT RETURNS TEAM CL G RET YDS TD LONG AVG 1. Harrell, Graham (3) TT SO 13 -66 4555 649 4489 345.3 1. Figurs, Yamon (5) KS SR 12 22 323 2 81 14.7 2. Daniel, Chase (5) MU SO 13 379 3527 599 3906 300.5 2. Cox, Perrish (14) OS FR 12 24 308 0 63 12.8 3. Bell, Shawn (10) BU SR 10 -137 2582 410 2445 244.5 3. Lamb, Jonathan (26) KU SR 12 15 165 0 52 11.0 4. McGee, Stephen (31) TAM SO 13 666 2295 459 2961 227.8 4. Ross, Aaron (29) UT SR 13 22 230 1 46 10.5 5. Meyer, Bret (32) IS JR 12 177 2546 511 2723 226.9 5. Teasley, Q. (30) BU SO 9 11 114 0 47 10.4 6. Taylor, Zac (33) NU SR 14 -32 3197 451 3165 226.1 6. Amendola, Danny (38) TT SO 13 41 377 0 54 9.2 7. Reid, Bobby (41) OS SO 13 500 2266 386 2766 212.8 7. Nunn, Terrence (52) NU JR 14 18 153 0 31 8.5 8. McCoy, Colt (46) UT FR 13 170 2570 386 2740 210.8 8. Smith, Reggie (60) OU SO 14 37 287 1 62 7.8 9. Thompson, Paul (52) OU SR 14 151 2667 407 2818 201.3 9. Sims, Carl (62) BU SO 9 15 114 0 24 7.6 10. Meier, Kerry (70) KU FR 9 346 1193 283 1539 171.0 10. Schroeder, C. (64) TAM SR 13 19 140 0 30 7.4

RECEPTIONS/GAME TEAM CL G REC YDS TD LONG AVG/C REC/G KICK RETURNS TEAM CL G RET YDS TD LONG AVG 1. Johnson, Robert (4) TT SR 12 89 871 11 37 9.8 7.42 1. Franks, Kerry (10) TAM JR 13 16 443 1 99 27.7 2. Filani, Joel (5) TT SR 13 91 1300 13 76 14.3 7.00 2. Jones, Grant (13) OS SR 13 21 572 1 89 27.2 3. Woods, S. (17) TT SO 13 75 572 2 54 7.6 5.77 3. Herford, Marcus (18) KU SO 11 29 757 0 88 26.1 4. Zeigler, D. (44) BU SR 11 54 741 3 79 13.7 4.91 4. Cox, Perrish (35) OS FR 12 25 595 1 96 23.8 5. Bowman, Adarius (52) OS JR 13 60 1181 12 75 19.7 4.62 5. Baker, Mikail (37) BU SO 12 22 522 0 58 23.7 6. Coffman, Chase (61) MU SO 13 58 638 9 37 11.0 4.46 6. Teasley, Q. (45) BU SO 9 15 341 0 59 22.7 7. Kelly, Malcolm (66) OU SO 14 62 993 10 73 16.0 4.43 7. Moses, Milan (63) IS JR 9 15 325 0 43 21.7 8. Shelton, Trent (67) BU SR 12 53 802 8 75 15.1 4.42 8. Goldsmith, Earl (85) MU SO 10 13 253 0 32 19.5 9. Franklin, W. (71) MU JR 11 48 829 6 68 17.3 4.36 9. Robinson, S. (99) CU JR 12 15 261 0 26 17.4 10. Rucker, Martin (89) MU JR 13 53 511 5 47 9.6 4.08 10. Woods, S. (100) TT SO 13 18 310 0 38 17.2

RECEIVING YDS/GAME TEAM CL G REC YDS TD LONG AVG/C YDS/G PUNTING TEAM CL G PUNT YDS LONG AVG 1. Filani, Joel (3) TT SR 13 91 1300 13 76 14.3 100.0 1. Sepulveda, Daniel (1) BU SR 12 66 3068 78 46.5 2. Bowman, Adarius (11) OS JR 13 60 1181 12 75 19.7 90.8 2. Reyes, Alex TT SR 13 43 1943 61 45.2 3. Franklin, W. (27) MU JR 11 48 829 6 68 17.3 75.4 3. Fodge, Matt (8) OS SO 13 50 2244 72 44.9 4. Johnson, Robert (30) TT SR 12 89 871 11 37 9.8 72.6 4. Brantly, Justin (10) TAM SO 13 50 2215 62 44.3 5. Kelly, Malcolm (33) OU SO 14 62 993 10 73 16.0 70.9 5. DiLallo, M. (16) CU FR 12 47 2056 73 43.7 6. Zeigler, D. (46) BU SR 11 54 741 3 79 13.7 67.4 6. Reyer, Tim (30) KS JR 13 61 2566 65 42.1 7. Shelton, Trent (48) BU SR 12 53 802 8 75 15.1 66.8 7. Brandtner, Mike (49) IS FR 12 56 2309 73 41.2 8. Sweed, Limas (66) UT JR 13 46 801 12 60 17.4 61.6 8. Cohen, Michael (49) OU JR 13 51 2091 75 41.0 9. Blythe, Todd (97) IS JR 9 34 484 8 31 14.2 53.8 9. Johnson, Greg (51) UT SR 12 46 1877 56 40.8 10. Woods, D'Juan OS SR 13 41 647 5 72 15.8 49.8 10. Crossett, Adam (65) MU JR 13 47 1852 79 39.4

ALL PURPOSE TEAM CL G RUSH RCV PR KR YDS AVG/G SCORING TEAM CL G TD XPT FG 2XP PTS PTS/G 1. Woods, S. (13) TT SO 13 926 572 0 310 1808 139.1 1. Lane, Jorvorskie (8) TAM SO 13 19 0 0 0 114 8.8 2. Cornish, Jon (15) KU SR 12 1457 194 0 0 1651 137.6 2. Trlica, Alex (15) TT JR 12 0 51 15 0 96 8.0 3. Jackson, B. (63) NU JR 14 989 313 0 157 1459 104.2 3. Wolfert, Jeff (20) MU SO 13 0 45 18 0 99 7.6 4. Filani, Joel (68) TT SR 13 34 1300 0 0 1334 102.6 4. Hartley, Garret (21) OU JR 14 0 49 19 0 106 7.6 5. Bowman, Adarius (94) OS JR 13 1 1181 0 0 1182 90.9 5. Ricks, Jason (62) OS SO 12 0 47 10 0 77 6.4 6. Lucky, Marlon (96) NU SO 14 728 383 0 153 1264 90.3 6. Snodgrass, Jeff (64) KS SR 13 0 32 17 0 83 6.4 7. Patton, Leon KS FR 12 609 126 0 321 1056 88.0 7. Webb, Scott (65) KU JR 12 0 37 13 0 76 6.3 8. Temple, Tony MU JR 13 1063 34 0 38 1135 87.3 Crosby, Mason (65) CU SR 12 0 19 19 0 76 6.3 9. Figurs, Yamon KS SR 12 71 418 323 203 1015 84.6 9. Filani, Joel (74) TT SR 13 13 0 0 0 78 6.0 10. Charles, Jamaal UT SO 12 831 183 0 0 1014 84.5 10. Johnson, Robert (90) TT SR 12 11 0 0 2 68 5.7

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SCORING (TDS) TEAM CL G TD RUSH PASS RET PAT PTS PTS/G SACKS TEAM CL G POS SOLO AST YDS TOTAL AVG/G 1. Lane, Jorvorskie TAM SO 13 19 19 0 0 0 114 8.8 1. Wright, Abraham (2) CU SR 12 DE 12 0 95 12.0 1.00 2. Filani, Joel TT SR 13 13 0 13 0 0 78 6.0 2. Campbell, Ian (10) KS SO 13 DE 11 1 71 11.5 0.88 3. Johnson, Robert TT SR 12 11 0 11 0 1 68 5.7 3. DeGrate, Victor (18) OS SR 11 DL 9 1 51 9.5 0.86 4. Woods, Shannon TT SO 13 12 10 2 0 0 72 5.5 4. Moorehead, S. (29) IS SR 12 DE 8 1 41 8.5 0.71 Bowman, Adarius OS JR 13 12 0 12 0 0 72 5.5 5. Peterson, N. (44) OS JR 13 DL 7 2 67 8.0 0.62 Sweed, Limas UT JR 13 12 0 12 0 0 72 5.5 6. Jackson, Xzavie (35) MU SR 12 DE 8 0 51 8.0 0.67 7. Blythe, Todd IS JR 9 8 0 8 0 0 48 5.3 7. Harrington, C. (52) TAM JR 13 DL 7 1 58 7.5 0.58 8. Cornish, Jon KU SR 12 9 8 1 0 0 54 4.5 Crowder, Tim (37) UT SR 13 DE 7 1 48 7.5 0.58 9. Savage, Dantrell OS JR 11 8 8 0 0 0 48 4.4 9. Curvey, Brent (52) IS SR 12 DL 6 2 46 7.0 0.58 10. Jackson, Brandon NU JR 14 10 8 2 0 0 60 4.3 10. Carriker, Adam (79) NU SR 14 7 0 45 7.0 0.50

SCORING (KICK) TEAM CL G PATS FGS PTS PTS/G TACKLES FOR LOSS TEAM CL G POS SOLO AST YDS TOTAL AVG/G 1. Trlica, Alex TT JR 12 51-51 15-21 96 8.0 1. Campbell, Ian (21) KS SO 13 DE 15 4 81 17.0 1.31 2. Wolfert, Jeff MU SO 13 45-45 18-20 99 7.6 2. Moore, Jay (69) NU SR 14 DE 12 5 70 14.5 1.04 3. Hartley, Garret OU JR 14 49-50 19-20 106 7.6 3. McClinton, J. (34) KU JR 12 DT 11 7 60 14.5 1.21 4. Ricks, Jason OS SO 12 47-49 10-12 77 6.4 4. Carriker, Adam (81) NU SR 14 12 4 61 14.0 1.00 5. Snodgrass, Jeff KS SR 13 32-32 17-24 83 6.4 5. Wright, A. (34) CU SR 12 DE 13 2 99 14.0 1.17 6. Webb, Scott KU JR 12 37-39 13-18 76 6.3 6. Fountain, M. (69) OS JR 13 DL 12 4 68 14.0 1.08 Crosby, Mason CU SR 12 19-19 19-28 76 6.3 Bobino, Rashad (60) UT SO 13 LB 13 2 46 14.0 1.08 8. Havens, Ryan BU SR 12 32-33 11-14 65 5.4 8. Crowder, Tim (60) UT SR 13 DE 12 2 63 13.0 1.00 9. Congdon, Jordan NU SO 14 55-56 5-7 70 5.0 9. Jackson, Xzavie (60) MU SR 12 DE 12 2 65 13.0 1.08 10. Neumann, Layne TAM SR 12 23-25 12-15 59 4.9 10. Curvey, Brent (69) IS SR 12 DL 11 3 57 12.5 1.04

FIELD GOALS TEAM CL G FG FGA PCT. FG/G FUMBLES FORCED TEAM CL G NUM AVG/G 1. Crosby, Mason (6) CU SR 12 19 28 67.9 1.58 1. McKenzie,Tyrone IS SO 12 4 0.33 2. Wolfert, Jeff (15) MU SO 13 18 20 90.0 1.38 2. Griffin, Michael UT SR 13 4 0.31 3. Hartley, Garret (19) OU JR 14 19 20 95.0 1.36 3. Alexander, Rufus OU SR 14 4 0.29 4. Snodgrass, Jeff (24) KS SR 13 17 24 70.8 1.31 4. McClinton, Jame KU JR 12 3 0.25 5. Trlica, Alex (28) TT JR 12 15 21 71.4 1.25 Como, Paul KU SR 12 3 0.25 6. Webb, Scott (45) KU JR 12 13 18 72.2 1.08 6. Sexton,Andre OS FR 13 3 0.23 7. Neumann, L. (52) TAM SR 12 12 15 80.0 1.00 Ratliff, Jake TT SO 13 3 0.23 8. Havens, Ryan (62) BU SR 12 11 14 78.6 0.92 Ross, Aaron UT SR 13 3 0.23 9. Ricks, Jason (72) OS SO 12 10 12 83.3 0.83 Crowder, Tim UT SR 13 3 0.23 10. Culbertson, Bret (85) IS JR 12 8 11 72.7 0.67 McBean, Ryan OS SR 13 3 0.23

PAT KICKING TEAM CL G MADE ATT PCT. FUMBLES RECOVERED TEAM CL G NUM AVG/G 1. Trlica, Alex TT JR 12 51 51 100.0 1. Bradley, Stewart NU SR 14 4 0.29 Wolfert, Jeff MU SO 13 45 45 100.0 2. Davis, Braelon BU JR 11 3 0.27 Snodgrass, Jeff KS SR 13 32 32 100.0 3. Brorsen, Russel KU SO 12 3 0.25 Culbertson, Bret IS JR 12 24 24 100.0 Lewis, Aaron UT SO 12 3 0.25 5. Congdon, Jordan NU SO 14 55 56 98.2 Williams, Lorenzo MU JR 12 3 0.25 6. Hartley, Garret OU JR 14 49 50 98.0 6. Sulak, Stryker MU SO 13 3 0.23 7. Johnson, Greg UT SR 12 42 43 97.7 Campbell, Ian KS SO 13 3 0.23 8. Havens, Ryan BU SR 12 32 33 97.0 Dawson, Keyunta TT SR 13 3 0.23 9. Ricks, Jason OS SO 12 47 49 95.9 Bacon, Marcus MU SR 13 3 0.23 10. Webb, Scott KU JR 12 37 39 94.9 10. Nitschmann, S. TT SR 10 2 0.20

TACKLES TEAM CL G POS SOLO AST TOTAL AVG/G SACK PASSES DEFENDED TEAM CL G BRUP INT TOTAL AVG/G 1. Bowen, Alvin (1) IS JR 12 LB 95 60 155 12.9 1.0 1. Talib, Aqib KU SO 10 22 6 28 2.80 2. McKenzie, Tyrone (8) IS SO 12 LB 59 70 129 10.8 2.0 2. Ross, Aaron UT SR 13 16 6 22 1.69 3. Dizon, Jordon (11) CU JR 12 LB 64 57 121 10.1 4.5 3. Wheatley, Terrence CU JR 12 7 5 12 1.00 4. Alexander, Rufus (44) OU SR 14 LB 75 43 118 8.4 3.5 4. Griffin, Michael UT SR 13 8 4 12 0.92 5. Banks, Jon (52) IS JR 12 DB 58 41 99 8.2 0.0 5. Harris, Nic OU SO 14 8 4 12 0.86 6. Bacon, Marcus (55) MU SR 13 LB 44 63 107 8.2 3.0 Grixby, Cortney NU JR 14 11 1 12 0.86 7. Archer, Brandon (60) KS SR 13 LB 55 51 106 8.2 2.5 Walker, Marcus OU JR 14 9 3 12 0.86 8. Diles, Zach (79) KS SR 13 LB 44 55 99 7.6 3.5 8. Huffman, A. TT SR 12 8 2 10 0.83 9. Rivera, Mike (83) KU SO 12 LB 50 40 90 7.5 1.5 Wilson, C.J. BU SR 12 6 4 10 0.83 10. Harrington, Dedrick MU SR 12 LB 41 45 86 7.2 3.5 10. Peterson, Jordan TAM FR 11 8 1 9 0.82 Pawelek, Joe BU FR 12 LB 46 40 86 7.2 2.0 12. Warren, Justin TAM SR 13 LB 31 62 93 7.2 1.0 13. Washington, Thaddaeus CU SR 12 LB 46 38 84 7.0 0.5 14. Kemp, Jerome KU SR 12 DB 47 35 82 6.8 1.0 Mortensen, Joe KU SO 12 LB 33 49 82 6.8 3.5 16. Griffin, Michael UT SR 13 DB 63 25 88 6.8 1.0 Stratton, Brock TT JR 13 LB 37 51 88 6.8 0.5 18. Garcia, Joe TT JR 13 DB 49 38 87 6.7 0.0 19. Berg, Caleb IS JR 12 DB 41 35 76 6.3 0.0 20. Bullitt, Melvin TAM SR 13 DB 30 52 82 6.3 0.0

THE POWER OF ONE | 125 2006 ALL-BIG 12 TEAMS

 BIG 12 COACHES  ASSOCIATED PRESS FIRST TEAM OFFENSE FIRST TEAM OFFENSE POS PLAYER, SCHOOL CL POS PLAYER, SCHOOL CL QB Zac Taylor, Nebraska ...... Sr. QB Zac Taylor, Nebraska ...... Sr. RB Jon Cornish, Kansas ...... Sr. RB Jon Cornish, Kansas ...... Sr. RB Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma...... Jr. RB Brandon Jackson, Nebraska ...... Jr. FB Dane Todd, Nebraska ...... Sr. WR Adarius Bowman, Oklahoma State...... Jr. WR Adarius Bowman, Oklahoma State...... Jr. WR Joel Filani, Texas Tech...... Sr. WR Joel Filani, Texas Tech...... Sr. TE Chase Coffman, Missouri ...... So. WR Limas Sweed, Texas ...... Jr. C Lyle Sendlein, Texas ...... Sr. TE Martin Rucker, Missouri ...... Jr. OL , Texas ...... Sr. OL Justin Blalock, Texas ...... Sr. OL Corey Hilliard, Oklahoma State ...... Sr. OL Kasey Studdard, Texas...... Sr. OL Chris Messner, Oklahoma ...... Sr. OL Corey Hilliard, Oklahoma State ...... Sr. OL Kasey Studdard, Texas...... Sr. OL Joel Clinger, Missouri ...... Sr. PK , Colorado ...... Sr. OL Chris Messner, Oklahoma ...... Sr. AP Shannon Woods, Texas Tech ...... So. PK Mason Crosby, Colorado ...... Sr. KR/PR YAMON FIGURS, KANSAS STATE ...... SR. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE POS PLAYER, SCHOOL CL SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB Colt McCoy, Texas ...... Fr. POS PLAYER, SCHOOL CL RB Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma...... Jr. QB Chase Daniel, Missouri ...... So. RB Jamaal Charles, Texas ...... So. RB Jorvorskie Lane, Texas A&M ...... So. WR Limas Sweed, Texas...... Jr. RB Brandon Jackson, Nebraska ...... Jr. WR Malcolm Kelly, Oklahoma ...... So. FB Brandon McAnderson, Kansas ...... Jr. TE Martellus Bennett, Texas A&M ...... So. FB Chris Alexander, Texas A&M...... Jr. C David Ochoa, Kansas ...... Sr. WR Malcolm Kelly, Oklahoma ...... So. OL Matt Slauson, Nebraska...... So. WR Maurice Purify, Nebraska ...... Jr. OL Brian Daniels, Colorado ...... Sr. WR Dominique Zeigler, Baylor ...... Sr. OL Kirk Elder, Texas A&M ...... Jr. TE Martellus Bennett, Texas A&M ...... So. OL Manny Ramirez, Texas Tech ...... Sr. TE Chase Coffman, Missouri ...... So. PK , Oklahoma ...... Jr. OL Scott Stephenson, Iowa State ...... Sr. AP Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State ...... Fr. OL David Ochoa, Kansas ...... Sr. AP Marlon Lucky, Nebraska ...... Fr. OL Cody Wallace, Texas A&M ...... Jr. OL Lyle Sendlein, Texas ...... Sr. FIRST TEAM DEFENSE OL Glenn January, Texas Tech...... Sr. POS PLAYER, SCHOOL CL PK Garrett Hartley, Oklahoma ...... Jr. DL IAN CAMPBELL, KANSAS STATE...... SO. KR/PR , Texas...... Sr. DL Adam Carriker, Nebraska ...... Sr. DL Tim Crowder, Texas ...... Sr. FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL Abraham Wright, Colorado ...... Sr. POS PLAYER, SCHOOL CL LB , Oklahoma...... Sr. DL IAN CAMPBELL, KANSAS STATE...... SO. LB BRANDON ARCHER, KANSAS STATE...... SR. DL C.J. Ah You, Oklahoma ...... Sr. LB Marcus Bacon, Missouri ...... Sr. DL Adam Carriker, Nebraska ...... Sr. LB Alvin Bowen, Iowa State ...... Jr. DL Abraham Wright, Colorado ...... Sr. DB Aaron Ross, Texas...... Sr. DL Larry Birdine, Oklahoma ...... Sr. DB Reggie Smith, Oklahoma...... So. LB Rufus Alexander, Oklahoma...... Sr. DB Aqib Talib, Kansas ...... So. LB Marcus Bacon, Missouri ...... Sr. DB Michael Griffin, Texas ...... Sr. LB Bo Ruud, Nebraska ...... Jr. P Daniel Sepulveda, Baylor...... Sr. DB Michael Griffin, Texas ...... Sr. DB Aaron Ross, Texas...... Sr. SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DB Aqib Talib, Kansas ...... So. POS PLAYER, SCHOOL CL DB Melvin Bullitt, Texas A&M ...... Sr. DL James McClinton, Kansas ...... Jr. DB Terrence Wheatley, Colorado ...... Jr. DL Chris Harrington, Texas A&M ...... Jr. P Daniel Sepulveda, Baylor...... Sr. DL Keyunta Dawson, Texas Tech ...... Sr. DL Victor DeGrate, Oklahoma State ...... Sr. FIRST TEAM DEFENSE LB Jordon Dizon, Colorado ...... Jr. POS PLAYER, SCHOOL CL LB Justin Warren, Texas A&M ...... Sr. DL Keyunta Dawson, Texas Tech ...... Sr. LB Zach Latimer, Oklahoma ...... Sr. DL Brian Smith, Missouri ...... Sr. LB Ty McKenzie, Iowa State ...... So. DL Tim Crowder, Texas ...... Sr. DB David Overstreet, Missouri ...... Sr. DL Victor DeGrate, Oklahoma State ...... Sr. DB Terrence Wheatley, Colorado ...... Sr. DL Jay Moore, Nebraska...... Sr. DB Melvin Bullitt, Texas A&M ...... Sr. LB BRANDON ARCHER, KANSAS STATE...... SR. DB C.J. Wilson, Baylor ...... Sr. LB Alvin Bowen, Iowa State ...... Jr. P Matt Fodge, Oklahoma State...... So. LB Joe Pawelek, Baylor ...... Fr. DB MARCUS WATTS, KANSAS STATE...... JR. OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Zac Taylor, Nebraska DB Marcus Walker, Oklahoma ...... Jr. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Rufus Alexander, Oklahoma DB David Overstreet, Missouri ...... Sr. COACH OF THE YEAR: Bob Stoops, Oklahoma DB Nic Harris, Oklahoma...... So. DB Reggie Smith, Oklahoma...... So. P Matt Fodge, Oklahoma State...... So.

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Zac Taylor, Nebraska DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Rufus Alexander, Oklahoma COACH OF THE YEAR: Bob Stoops, Oklahoma

126 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL nikegridiron.com RECORDS

 Kansas State’s all-time leading rusher, Darren Sproles set 19 school rushing marks during his career from 2001-04. Rushing 128 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

Yards Per Game Most 100-Yard Games  1. 2002 ...... 264.1 TEAM RECORDS Season...... 10, Darren Sproles (2002) 2. 2001 ...... 257.7 Career ...... 24, Darren Sproles (2001-04) Most Attempts 3. 2003 ...... 228.5 ...... 10, Eric Hickson (1994-95, 1997-98) Game ...... 78, vs. Missouri, 11/16/57 4. 1953 ...... 227.4 ...... 10, J.J. Smith (1991-94) Season...... 688 (2003 - 15 games) 5. 1954 ...... 226.8 ...... 641 (1973 - 11 games) 6. 1957 ...... 226.2 7. 1998 ...... 224.9 Most 100-Yard Games by a Quarterback Fewest Attempts 8. 1973 ...... 222.1 Season ...... 4, Ell Roberson (2001) Game ...... 13, vs. Colorado, 10/2/51 9. 1997 ...... 220.2 Career ...... 8, Ell Roberson (2000-03) Season...... 298 (1947 - 10 games) 10. 1949 ...... 201.0 Most Consecutive 100-Yard Games Most Yards Touchdowns Season...... 9, Darren Sproles (2002) 1. 2002...... 53 Game ...... 439, vs. Drake, 11/6/54 Career...... 10, Darren Sproles 2. 2000...... 42 Season ...... 3,433 (2002 - 13 games) ...... (Last nine of 2002, first of 2003) 1998...... 42 ...... 2,835 (2001 - 11 games) 4. 2003...... 40 Season 100-Yard Rushing Games 5. 2001...... 34 Rk Player, Year No. Fewest Yards 6. 1999...... 31 1. Darren Sproles, 2002...... 10 Game ...... -93, vs. Kentucky, 9/19/70 7. 1997...... 29 2. Darren Sproles, 2003...... 9 Season...... 563 (1967 - 10 games) 1969...... 29 3. Josh Scobey, 2001...... 7 9. 2004...... 25 4. J.J. Smith, 1994...... 6 Most Touchdowns 10. 1990...... 23 Isaac Jackson, 1973 ...... 6 Game ...... 7, vs. North Texas, 9/23/2000 6. Darren Sproles, 2004...... 5 ...... 7, vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 Eric Hickson, 1998 ...... 5 ...... 7, at Kansas, 11/2/2002  INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Cornelius Davis, 1966 ...... 5 Season...... 53 (2002 - 13 games) Most Attempts 9. Ell Roberson, 2001 ...... 4 10. Leon Patton, 2006...... 3 Fewest Touchdowns Game ...... 43, Darren Sproles, vs. Missouri, 11/22/03 Joe Hall, 1999...... 3 Season...... 306, Darren Sproles (2003) Season...... 4 (1962 - 10 games) Career ...... 815, Darren Sproles (2001-04) Career 100-Yard Rushing Games Most Yards Per Carry Most Yards Rk Player, Years No. Season ...... 5.27 (2002 - 609/3,209) 1. Darren Sproles, 2001-04 ...... 24 ...... 4.85 (1953 - 469/2,274) Game ...... 292, Darren Sproles vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 9/18/04 2. Eric Hickson, 1994-95, 1997-98 ...... 10 Season ...... 1,986, Darren Sproles (2003) J.J. Smith, 1991-94 ...... 10 Most Yards Per Game Career ...... 4,979, Darren Sproles (2001-04) 4. Josh Scobey, 2000-01 ...... 9 5. Ell Roberson, 2000-2003...... 8 Season ...... 264.1 (2002 - 13 games) Most Yards by Quarterback Isaac Jackson, 1971-73...... 8 ...... 257.7 (2001 - 11 games) Game...... 228, Ell Roberson vs. Nebraska, 11/16/02 7. Mike Lawrence, 1994-97 ...... 7 Season ...... 1,032, Ell Roberson (2002) Eric Gallon, 1989-92 ...... 7 Fewest Yards Per Game Career...... 2,818, Ell Roberson (2000-03) 9. Ell Roberson, 2000-03...... 6 Season ...... 56.3 (1967 - 10 games) 10. Tony Jordan, 1984-87 ...... 5 Most Yards by Senior L.J. Brown, 1978-80 ...... 5 Team Single-Game Highs Cornelius Davis, 1966-68 ...... 5 Game ...... 292, Darren Sproles vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 9/18/04 Rk. Game Yds Season ...... 1,318, Darren Sproles (2004) 1. vs. Drake, 11/6/54 ...... 439 Fastest To 1,000 Yards in a Season 2. vs. Drake, 9/19/53 ...... 438 Most Yards by Junior Rk Player, Year No. Gms 3. vs. Bowling Green, 9/27/97 ...... 429 1. Darren Sproles, 2002...... 159 10 Game...... 273, Darren Sproles vs. Missouri, 11/22/03 vs. Baker, 9/16/50...... 429 2. Darren Sproles, 2003...... 182 10 Season ...... 1,986, Darren Sproles (2003) 5. vs. Nebraska, 11/16/2002...... 415 3. Isaac Jackson, 1973 ...... 192 10 6. vs. Missouri, 11/16/57 ...... 410 4. Darren Sproles, 2004...... 195 9 7. vs. Colorado, 10/17/53 ...... 376 Most Yards by Sophomore 5. Ell Roberson, 2002 ...... 196 12 8. vs. Kansas, 10/28/95 ...... 373 Game...... 200, L.J. Brown vs. Air Force, 9/29/79 6. Josh Scobey, 2001 ...... 199 10 9. vs. South Dakota, 9/12/81...... 368 Season ...... 1,465, Darren Sproles (2002) 7. Cornelius Davis, 1966 ...... 203 10 10. vs. Missouri, 11/22/2003 ...... 367 8. Eric Gallon, 1991...... 207 11 vs. Iowa State, 11/4/2000...... 367 Most Yards by Freshman 9. J.J. Smith, 1994...... 225 11 Team Single-Season Highs Game ...... 169, Parrish Fisher vs. North Texas, 9/24/2005 Season ...... 609, Leon Patton (2006)  Attempts CAREER 1,000-YARD RUSHERS 1. 2003...... 688 Most Yards by True Freshman Rk Player, Years Att Yds 2. 2002...... 655 1. Darren Sproles, 2001-04 ...... 815 4,979 3. 1973...... 641 Game ...... 151, Leon Patton vs. Oklahoma State, 10/7/2006 2. Ell Roberson, 2000-03 ...... 604 2,818 4. 2001...... 606 Season ...... 609, Leon Patton (2006) 3. Eric Hickson, 1994-95, 97-98 ...... 507 2,537 5. 2000...... 595 4. Mike Lawrence, 1994-97 ...... 492 2,265 6. 1974...... 581 Most Touchdowns 5. J.J. Smith, 1991-94 ...... 491 2,210 7. 1982...... 579 Game ...... 5, Jonathan Beasley vs. North Texas, 9/23/2000 6. Isaac Jackson, 1971-73...... 492 2,182 8. 1957...... 577 Season ...... 20, (1969) 7. Josh Scobey, 2000-01 ...... 409 1,981 9. 1998...... 571 Career ...... 48, Darren Sproles (2001-04) 8. Eric Gallon, 1989-92 ...... 447 1,960 10. 1971...... 557 9. Cornelius Davis, 1966-68...... 506 1,873 Highest Average Per Carry 10. Tony Jordan, 1984-87 ...... 427 1,593 Yards 11. L.J. Brown, 1978-80 ...... 375 1,580 Game (min. 10 attempts) ...... 15.70, Corky Taylor vs. Wyoming 1. 2002 ...... 3,433 12. Roosevelt Duncan, 1976-79...... 364 1,434 ...... 9/25/54 (12 for 188 yards) 2. 2003 ...... 3,429 13. Bill Butler, 1969-71 ...... 350 1,400 Season (min. 100 attempts) ...... 6.5, Darren Sproles (2003) 3. 2001 ...... 2,835 14. Michael Bishop, 1997-98...... 324 1,314 ...... (306 for 1,986 yards) 4. 1998 ...... 2,699 15. Don Calhoun, 1971-73...... 290 1,300 Career (min. 200 attempts)...... 6.1, Darren Sproles (2001-04) 5. 2000 ...... 2,575 16. Mack Green, 1977-78 ...... 305 1,268 ...... (815 for 4,979 yards) 6. 1973 ...... 2,443 17. Corky Taylor, 1951-54 ...... 191 1,212 7. 1997 ...... 2,422 18. Marlon Charles, 1995-98...... 225 1,133 8. 1953 ...... 2,274 Highest Average Per Game 19. Ralph Pfeifer, 1955-57...... 243 1,016 9. 1954 ...... 2,268 Season ...... 132.4, Darren Sproles, 2003 20. Todd Moody, 1983-86 ...... 259 1,014 10. 1957 ...... 2,262 Career ...... 110.6, Darren Sproles (2001-04) 21. Pat Jackson, 1989-90 ...... 270 1,001

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Game By Quarterback Junior  Rk Player, Year Yds ANNUAL RUSHING LEADERS Allen Webb vs. Nebraska, 10/23/2004 ...... 34 147 1. Darren Sproles, 2003 ...... 1,986 Year Player Att Yds Avg. Allan Evridge vs. Nebraska, 11/12/2005...... 30 138 1948 Gerald Hackney ...... 114 598 5.2 2. Eric Gallon, 1991 ...... 1,102 1949 Hi Faubion ...... 120 605 5.0 Season 3. Ell Roberson, 2002 ...... 1,032 1950 Ted Maupin ...... 96 321 3.3 4. Mike Lawrence, 1996 ...... 982 Rk Player, Year Att Yds 1951 Ted Maupin ...... 56 300 5.6 5. Eric Hickson, 1997 ...... 750 1. Darren Sproles, 2003...... 306 1,986 1952 Veryl Switzer ...... 54 201 3.7 2. Darren Sproles, 2004...... 244 1,318 1953 Veryl Switzer ...... 95 558 5.9 Sophomore 3. Josh Scobey, 2001 ...... 240 1,263 1954 Corky Taylor ...... 72 529 7.3 Rk Player, Year Yds 4. Darren Sproles, 2002...... 237 1,465 1955 Doug Roether...... 74 272 3.7 1. Darren Sproles, 2002 ...... 1,465 5. J.J. Smith, 1994...... 232 1,073 1956 Keith Wilson...... 103 341 3.3 2. Cornelius Davis, 1966...... 1,028 6. Ell Roberson, 2003 ...... 227 975 1957 Ralph Pfeifer ...... 115 468 4.1 3. Eric Hickson, 1995 ...... 816 7. Isaac Jackson, 1973 ...... 225 1,137 1958 Max Falk ...... 74 295 4.0 4. Ell Roberson, 2001 ...... 643 8. Eric Gallon, 1991...... 224 1,102 1959 Dale Evans...... 70 245 3.5 5. Hi Faubion, 1949...... 605 9. Cornelius Davis, 1966 ...... 210 1,028 1960 Jack Richardson...... 38 219 5.8 Cornelius Davis, 1967 ...... 210 628 1961 Joel Searles ...... 73 252 3.5 Freshman 1962 Willis Crenshaw ...... 88 331 3.8 Rk Player, Year Yds 1963 Ron Barlow ...... 58 293 5.1 Season By Quarterback 1. Leon Patton, 2006 ...... 609 1964 Jerry Condit ...... 122 450 3.7 Ell Roberson, 2003...... 227 975 2. Roosevelt Duncan, 1976 ...... 304 1965 Henry Howard ...... 84 279 3.3 3. Parrish Fisher, 2005 ...... 289 1966 Cornelius Davis ...... 210 1,028 4.9 Career 4. Darren Sproles, 2001...... 210 1967 Cornelius Davis ...... 210 628 3.0 5. Allan Evridge, 2005 ...... 203 Rk Player, Years Att Yds 1968 Larry Brown ...... 111 402 3.6 1. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004 ...... 815 4,979 1969 Mack Herron ...... 127 506 3.9 2. Ell Roberson, 2000-2003 ...... 604 2,818 Career 1970 Bill Butler ...... 127 497 3.9 3. Eric Hickson, 1994-95, 1997-98 ...... 507 2,537 Rk Player, Years Att Yds 1971 Bill Butler ...... 204 838 4.1 4. Cornelius Davis, 1966-68...... 506 1,873 1. Darren Sproles, 2001-04 ...... 815 4,979 1972 Don Calhoun ...... 131 608 4.6 5. Isaac Jackson, 1971-73...... 492 2,182 2. Ell Roberson, 2000-03 ...... 604 2,818 1973 Isaac Jackson ...... 225 1,137 5.1 6. Mike Lawrence, 1994-97 ...... 491 2,265 3. Eric Hickson, 1994-95, 1997-98 ...... 507 2,537 1974 Roscoe Scobey ...... 80 401 5.0 J.J. Smith, 1991-94 ...... 491 2,210 4. Mike Lawrence, 1994-97 ...... 491 2,265 1975 Verdell Jones ...... 78 373 4.8 8. Eric Gallon, 1989-92 ...... 447 1,960 5. J.J. Smith, 1991-94 ...... 491 2,210 1976 Tony Brown ...... 123 368 3.0 9. Tony Jordan, 1984-87 ...... 427 1,593 6. Isaac Jackson, 1971-73...... 492 2,182 1977 Mack Green ...... 192 707 3.7 10. Josh Scobey, 2000-01 ...... 409 1,981 7. Josh Scobey, 2000-01 ...... 409 1,981 1978 Mack Green ...... 113 561 5.0 8. Eric Gallon, 1989-92 ...... 447 1,960 1979 L.J. Brown ...... 148 668 4.5 9. Cornelius Davis, 1966-68...... 506 1,873 1980 L.J. Brown ...... 165 575 3.5 Career By Quarterback 10. Tony Jordan, 1984-87 ...... 427 1,593 1981 Masi Toluao ...... 114 531 4.7 Ell Roberson, 2000-2003 ...... 604 2,818 1982 Iosefatu Faraimo ...... 99 404 4.1 Career By Quarterback 1983 Greg Dageforde ...... 153 677 4.4  Ell Roberson, 2000-03 ...... 604 2,818 1984 ...... 98 406 4.1 YARDAGE 1985 Ray Wilson...... 112 367 3.3 Game 1986 Tony Jordan ...... 202 738 3.7  Rk Player, Game Yds TOUCHDOWNS 1987 Tony Jordan ...... 169 692 4.1 1. Darren Sproles vs. La.-Lafayette, 9/18/04 ...... 292 1988 Lee Pickett...... 144 736 5.1 Game 2. Darren Sproles vs. Missouri, 11/22/03...... 273 1989 Pat Jackson ...... 93 328 3.5 Rk Player, Game TDs 3. Mike Lawrence vs. Iowa State, 11/23/96 ...... 252 1990 Pat Jackson ...... 177 721 3.8 1. Jonathan Beasley, vs. North Texas, 9/23/2000 ...... 5 4. Darren Sproles vs. Oklahoma, 12/6/03...... 235 1991 Eric Gallon...... 224 1,161 4.9 2. Allen Webb, vs. Nebraska, 10/23/04 ...... 4 5. Ell Roberson vs. Nebraska, 11/16/02...... 228 1992 Eric Gallon...... 178 705 4.0 Josh Scobey, vs. New Mexico State, 9/22/01...... 4 6. J.J. Smith vs. UNLV, 11/26/94 ...... 227 1993 J.J. Smith...... 190 758 3.9 Josh Scobey, vs. Iowa State, 11/4/2000 ...... 4 7. Darren Sproles vs. W. Kentucky, 9/4/04 ...... 221 1994 J.J. Smith...... 232 1,073 4.6 Pat Jackson, vs. New Mexico State, 9/15/90...... 4 8. Tony Jordan vs. Iowa State, 11/15/86 ...... 218 1995 Eric Hickson...... 158 816 5.2 6. Many times ...... 3 9. Josh Scobey vs. Kansas, 10/27/01...... 204 1996 Mike Lawrence...... 209 982 4.7 Last: Darren Sproles vs. Iowa State, 11/8/2003 10. Darren Sproles vs. Iowa State 11/8/03...... 201 1997 Eric Hickson...... 169 750 4.4 1998 Eric Hickson...... 169 902 5.3 Season 1999 Joe Hall ...... 121 613 5.1 Game By Quarterback Rk Player, Year TDs 2000 Josh Scobey...... 169 718 4.2 Ell Roberson vs. Nebraska, 11/16/02 ...... 228 1. Mack Herron, 1969 ...... 20 2001 Josh Scobey...... 240 1,263 5.3 2. Darren Sproles, 2002...... 17 2002 Darren Sproles...... 237 1,465 6.2 Season Jonathan Beasley, 2000...... 17 2003 Darren Sproles...... 306 1,986 6.5 Rk Player, Year Att Yds 4. Darren Sproles, 2003...... 16 2004 Darren Sproles...... 244 1,318 5.4 1. Darren Sproles, 2003 306 1,986 Ell Roberson, 2002 ...... 16 2005 Thomas Clayton ...... 137 637 4.6 2. Darren Sproles, 2002...... 237 1,465 Josh Scobey, 2000...... 16 2006 Leon Patton ...... 108 609 5.6 3. Darren Sproles, 2004...... 244 1,318 7. Ell Roberson, 2003 ...... 15 4. Josh Scobey, 2001 ...... 240 1,263 Josh Scobey, 2001...... 15  ATTEMPTS 5. Isaac Jackson, 1973 ...... 225 1,137 9. Michael Bishop, 1998 ...... 14 6. Eric Gallon, 1991...... 224 1,102 Bill Butler, 1971 ...... 14 Game 7. J.J. Smith, 1994...... 232 1,073 Rk Player, Game Att Yds 8. Ell Roberson, 2002 ...... 202 1,032 Career 1. Darren Sproles vs. Missouri, 11/22/03...... 43 273 9. Cornelius Davis, 1966 ...... 210 1,028 Rk Player, Years TDs 2. Darren Sproles vs. W. Kentucky, 9/4/04 ...... 42 221 10. Mike Lawrence, 1996...... 209 982 1. Darren Sproles, 2001-04 ...... 45 2. Bill Butler vs. BYU, 9/25/71...... 41 142 2. Ell Roberson, 2000-03...... 40 4. Darren Sproles vs. La.-Lafayette, 9/18/04 ...... 38 292 Season By Quarterback 3. Josh Scobey, 2000-01 ...... 31 Mike Lawrence vs. Iowa State, 11/23/96 ...... 38 252 Ell Roberson, 2002...... 202 1,032 4. Jonathan Beasley, 1996-97, 99-2000 ...... 26 6. Mack Green vs. Miss. State, 10/1/77 ...... 37 181 Eric Hickson, 1994-95, 97-98 ...... 26 7. L.J. Brown vs. Colorado, 11/22/80...... 36 148 Season By Class 6. Michael Bishop, 1997-98...... 23 Isaac Jackson vs. Kansas, 10/14/72 ...... 36 110 Mack Herron, 1968-69...... 23 Senior 9. Eric Gallon vs. Missouri, 11/16/91...... 35 184 8. J.J. Smith, 1991-94 ...... 22 Rk Player, Year Yds Tony Jordan vs. Iowa State, 11/15/86...... 35 218 9. Cornelius Davis, 1966-68 ...... 20 1. Darren Sproles, 2004 ...... 1,318 10. Allen Webb vs. Nebraska, 10/23/04...... 34 147 10. Mike Lawrence, 1994-97 ...... 19 Josh Scobey vs. Missouri, 11/24/2001...... 34 198 2. Josh Scobey, 2001 ...... 1,263 J.J. Smith vs. Missouri, 11/12/94...... 34 138 3. Isaac Jackson, 1973...... 1,137 J.J. Smith vs. UNLV, 11/26/94 ...... 34 227 4. J.J. Smith, 1994 ...... 1,073 Career By Quarterback Isaac Jackson vs. Tulsa, 9/22/73...... 34 157 5. Ell Roberson, 2003 ...... 975 Ell Roberson, 2000-03 ...... 40

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137 Eric Hickson Colorado 10/10/98 103 Darren Sproles Iowa State 11/9/2002  200-YARD RUSHING GAMES [11] 136 Darren Sproles Texas 10/19/2002 103 Bill Butler Tulsa 9/18/71 Yards Name Opponent Date 135 Darren Sproles Nebraska 10/23/2004 102 Leon Patton Kansas 11/18/2006 292 Darren Sproles La.-Lafayette 9/18/2004 135 Darren Sproles W. Kentucky 8/31/2002 102 Thomas Clayton Missouri 11/19/2005 273 Darren Sproles Missouri 11/22/2003 135 J.J. Smith Kansas 10/9/93 102 Pat Jackson Northern Illinois 9/22/90 252 Mike Lawrence Iowa State 11/23/96 134 Eric Gallon Temple 9/26/92 102 Willis Crenshaw Arizona 11/10/62 235 Darren Sproles Oklahoma 12/6/2003 133 Mike Zeleznak Nebraska 11/1/41 102 Cornelius Davis Oklahoma 11/5/66 228 Ell Roberson Nebraska 11/16/2002 132 Don Calhoun Brigham Young 9/16/72 102 Isaac Jackson Tampa 9/29/73 227 J.J. Smith UNLV 11/26/94 132 Gene Keady Wyoming 10/27/56 102 J.J. Smith Nebraska 10/16/93 221 Darren Sproles W. Kentucky 9/4/2004 131 Ell Roberson Iowa State 11/3/2001 102 Rod Schiller New Mexico State 9/4/93 218 Tony Jordan Iowa State 11/15/86 131 Isaac Jackson Memphis 10/6/73 102 Mike Lawrence Iowa State 11/22/97 204 Josh Scobey Kansas 10/27/2001 130 Darren Sproles Oklahoma State 10/12/2002 101 Darren Sproles McNeese State 9/6/2003 201 Darren Sproles Iowa State 11/8/2003 130 Bill Butler Oklahoma State 11/7/70 101 Michael Bishop Texas A&M 12/5/98 200 L.J. Brown Air Force 9/29/79 130 Lee Pickett Oklahoma State 10/29/88 100 Mike Lawrence Northern Illinois 9/30/95 128 Darren Sproles Texas 10/4/2003 100 Greg Dageforde Colorado 11/19/83 128 Bill Butler Memphis 11/20/71 100 Roosevelt Duncan Air Force 9/29/79  150-YARD RUSHING GAMES [39] 128 Eric Gallon Iowa State 11/9/91 100 Memphis 10/6/73 128 Henry Hawthorne Colorado 10/3/70 100 Tony Jordan Missouri 10/10/87 Yards Name Opponent Date 127 James Johnson Missouri 10/21/2006 198 Josh Scobey Missouri 11/24/2001 127 J.J. Smith UNLV 9/25/93 196 Michael Bishop Missouri 10/11/97 126 Darrell Ray Dickey South Dakota 9/12/81  DOUBLE 100-YARD GAMES [11] 195 Marlon Charles Indiana State 9/7/96 126 Roosevelt Duncan Oklahoma State 10/7/78 195 Joe Hall Utah State 10/16/99 387 ...... Ell Roberson (228) / Darren Sproles (159) vs. Nebraska, 11/16/2002 125 Cornelius Davis New Mexico 9/24/66 188 Corky Taylor Wyoming 9/25/54 320...... Darren Sproles (175) / Ell Roberson (145) vs. California, 8/23/2003 124 Darren Sproles Baylor 10/26/2002 184 Eric Gallon Indiana State 9/7/91 303 ...... Josh Scobey (172) / Ell Roberson (131) vs. Iowa State, 11/3/2001 124 Eric Hickson Texas 9/19/98 184 Eric Gallon Missouri 11/16/91 300...... L.J. Brown (200) / Roosevelt Duncan (100) vs. Air Force, 9/29/79 123 Mack Green Air Force 9/30/78 181 Mack Green Mississippi State 10/1/77 299 ...... Ell Roberson (178) / Darren Sproles (121) vs. Colorado, 10/5/2002 123 Mack Herron Baylor 9/20/69 178 Ell Roberson Colorado 10/5/2002 284 ...... Josh Scobey (165) / Ell Roberson (119) vs. USC, 9/8/2001 121 Darren Sproles Colorado 10/5/2002 177 Thomas Clayton Florida Int’l 9/3/2005 282 ...... Allen Webb (147) / Darren Sproles (135) vs. Nebraska, 10/23/2004 121 Chris Claybon Louisiana Tech 9/2/2000 177 Corky Taylor Colorado 10/17/53 265 ...... Dougal Russell (150) / Ralph Graham (115) vs. Oklahoma, 11/18/33 121 Eric Hickson Kansas 10/28/95 176 Eric Gallon Oklahoma State 11/23/91 239 ....James Johnson (127) / Leon Patton (112) vs. Missouri, 10/21/2006 121 Isaac Jackson Kansas 10/13/73 175 Darren Sproles California 8/23/2003 239...... Eric Hickson (121) / Mike Lawrence (118) vs. Kansas, 10/28/95 120 Mike Montgomery Arizona State 9/26/70 175 Greg Dageforde Wyoming 9/24/83 231 ...... Isaac Jackson (131) / Steve Grogan (100) vs. Memphis, 10/6/73 119 Thomas Clayton Louisville 9/23/2006 172 Josh Scobey Iowa State 11/3/2001 119 Ell Roberson Nebraska 11/10/2001 172 Cornelius Davis Cincinnati 10/22/66 119 Ell Roberson USC 9/8/2001  169 Parrish Fisher North Texas 9/24/2005 CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD GAMES 118 Darren Sproles Arizona State 12/27/2002 168 Mike Lawrence Missouri 10/12/96 10 – Darren Sproles 118 Mike Lawrence Kansas 10/28/95 167 Darren Sproles Iowa State 11/20/2004 at Colorado, 10/5/2002 ...... 121 117 Mike Zeleznak Iowa State 11/15/41 167 Veryl Switzer Kansas 11/7/53 vs. Oklahoma State, 10/12/2002 ...... 130 117 Bill Gallagher South Dakota State 9/17/60 165 Josh Scobey USC 9/8/2001 vs. Texas, 10/19/2002 ...... 136 117 Eric Hickson Iowa State 10/24/98 164 Eric Gallon Iowa State 11/5/92 at Baylor, 10/26/2002 ...... 124 116 Darren Sproles Missouri 11/23/2002 163 Eric Hickson Bowling Green 9/27/97 at Kansas, 11/2/2002 ...... 110 115 James Johnson Iowa State 10/28/2006 162 Gerald Hackney Iowa State 10/15/49 vs. Iowa State, 11/9/2002 ...... 103 115 Ell Roberson Oklahoma 9/29/2001 161 Cornelius Davis Army 9/17/66 vs. Nebraska, 11/16/2002 ...... 159 115 Eric Hickson Akron 9/23/95 160 Darren Sproles Missouri 11/6/2004 at Missouri, 11/23/2002 ...... 116 115 L.J. Brown South Dakota 9/20/80 159 Darren Sproles Nebraska 11/16/2002 vs. Arizona State, 12/27/2002 ...... 118 115 Tony Jordan Texas Christian 9/20/86 159 Mike Lawrence Kansas 11/9/96 vs. California, 8/23/2003...... 145 115 Ralph Graham Oklahoma 11/18/33 157 Isaac Jackson Tulsa 9/22/73 6 – Isaac Jackson 114 J.J. Smith Rice 9/17/94 157 Isaac Jackson Iowa State 10/20/73 vs. Tulsa, 9/22/73 ...... 157 113 Josh Scobey Louisiana Tech 11/17/2001 156 Pat Jackson New Mexico State 9/15/90 vs. Tampa, 9/29/73 ...... 102 113 Gene Keady Marquette 11/10/56 156 Frank Murphy UTEP 9/18/99 vs. Memphis, 10/6/73 ...... 131 113 Stan Weber Nebraska 10/29/83 155 Darren Sproles Baylor 11/1/2003 vs. Kansas, 10/13/73...... 121 113 J.J. Smith Oklahoma 10/29/94 155 Roscoe Scobey Wichita State 9/21/74 vs. Iowa State, 10/20/73 ...... 157 112 Leon Patton Missouri 10/21/2006 152 Thomas Clayton Marshall 9/10/2005 vs. Oklahoma, 10/27/73 ...... 147 112 Josh Scobey New Mexico State 9/22/2001 152 Darren Sproles Massachusetts 9/13/2003 5 – Darren Sproles 112 Lee Pickett Tulane 9/17/88 152 Doug Roether Drake 11/5/54 vs. Baylor, 11/1/03 ...... 155 112 Joe Hall Oklahoma State 10/23/99 151 Leon Patton Oklahoma State 10/7/2006 at Iowa State, 11/8/03...... 201 111 Josh Scobey Texas Tech 10/13/2001 150 Dougal Russell Oklahoma 11/18/33 at Nebraska, 11/15/03 ...... 140 111 Todd Moody Colorado 11/23/85 vs. Missouri, 11/22/03 ...... 273 111 Rod Schiller Oklahoma 10/30/93 vs. Oklahoma, 12/6/03 ...... 235 110 Darren Sproles Kansas 11/2/2002  [120] 3 – Joe Hall 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES 110 Isaac Jackson Kansas 10/14/72 vs. Utah State, 10/16/99 ...... 195 Yards Name Opponent Date 109 Mack Green Kansas 11/5/77 vs. Oklahoma State, 10/23/99 ...... 112 149 Josh Scobey Iowa State 11/4/2000 109 Mark Hundley Iowa State 10/31/81 vs. Baylor, 10/30/99 ...... 109 149 Frank Murphy Temple 9/11/99 109 Mark Hundley South Dakota 9/18/82 3 – Michael Bishop 148 L.J. Brown Colorado 11/22/80 109 J.J. Smith Missouri 11/14/92 vs. Nebraska, 11/14/98 ...... 140 147 Allen Webb Nebraska 10/23/2004 109 Eric Hickson Indiana State 9/5/98 vs. Missouri, 11/21/98 ...... 104 147 Josh Scobey Tennessee 1/1/2001 109 Joe Hall Baylor 10/30/99 vs. Texas A&M, 12/5/98 ...... 101 147 Isaac Jackson Oklahoma 10/27/73 108 Cornelius Davis Iowa State 11/12/66 3 – J.J. Smith 147 Tony Jordan Kansas 11/7/87 108 Isaac Jackson Nebraska 11/17/73 vs. Oklahoma, 10/29/94 ...... 113 145 Ell Roberson California 8/23/2003 108 Eric Hickson Baylor 11/7/98 vs. Iowa State, 11/5/94 ...... 137 144 Eric Hickson Iowa State 11/11/95 107 Eric Hickson Temple 9/2/95 vs. Missouri, 11/12/94 ...... 138 144 Mack Green Oklahoma State 10/15/77 106 Marlon Charles Cincinnati 9/14/96 3 – J.J. Smith 142 Bill Butler Brigham Young 9/25/71 106 Eric Gallon Northern Illinois 9/21/91 vs. UNLV, 9/25/93 ...... 127 142 John Kendrick Northern Iowa 9/14/85 106 Tony Jordan Colorado 11/21/87 vs. Kansas, 10/9/93...... 135 141 Todd Moody Colorado 11/17/84 106 Ralph Pfeifer Missouri 11/16/57 vs. Nebraska, 10/16/93 ...... 102 140 Darren Sproles Nebraska 11/15/2003 105 Roscoe Scobey Wake Forest 9/27/75 3 – Eric Gallon 140 Michael Bishop Nebraska 11/14/98 105 Stan Weber Tennessee Tech 9/15/84 vs. Iowa State, 11/9/91 ...... 128 138 Allan Evridge Nebraska 11/12/2005 105 Mike Lawrence Texas A&M 10/18/97 vs. Missouri, 11/16/91 ...... 184 138 L.J. Brown Colorado 11/11/78 105 Dennis Kane Oklahoma State 11/12/49 vs. Oklahoma State, 11/23/91 ...... 176 138 J.J. Smith Missouri 11/12/94 104 Don Calhoun Tampa 9/30/72 137 J.J. Smith Minnesota 9/24/94 104 Michael Bishop Missouri 11/21/98 Marks set in 2006 in bold 137 J.J. Smith Iowa State 11/5/94 103 Allen Webb Colorado 11/13/2004 Records included bowl games starting in 2002

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 Michael Bishop led Kansas State in passing during both the 1997 and 1998 seasons and still holds the Wildcats’ single-season passing record with 2,844 yards in 1998. Passing 132 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

 Team Single-Game Highs Most Yards TEAM RECORDS Rk. Game Yds Game...... 489, Chad May vs. Nebraska, 10/16/93 Most Attempts 1. vs. Nebraska, 10/16/93...... 489 Season...... 2,844, Michael Bishop (1998) Game ...... 63, vs. Colorado, 11/22/69 2. vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 441 Career ...... 6,208, (1968-70) Season...... 443 (1988 - 11 games) 3. vs. Colorado, 11/22/69 ...... 439 4. vs. Kansas, 10/6/94 ...... 397 Most Yards by Senior 5. vs. Missouri, 11/1/69 ...... 394 Game ...... 441, Michael Bishop vs. La.-Monroe, 9/26/98 Fewest Attempts 6. vs. Oklahoma, 10/24/70 ...... 384 Season...... 2,844, Michael Bishop (1998) Game...... 6, vs. Iowa State, 11/10/84 (since 1968) 7. vs. Oklahoma, 10/25/69 ...... 380 Season...... 56 (1953 - 10 games) 8. vs. Auburn, 11/16/78 ...... 378 9. vs. Louisiana Tech, 10/1/88 ...... 362 Most Yards by Junior Most Completions 10. vs. Texas A&M, 10/22/2005...... 357 Game...... 489, Chad May vs. Nebraska, 10/16/93 Game...... 33, at Kansas, 10/6/94 Season ...... 2,682, Chad May (1993) Season...... 227 (1988 - 11 games) Team Single-Season Highs Attempts Most Yards by Sophomore Fewest Completions 1. 1988...... 443 Game ...... 335, Carl Straw vs. Oklahoma, 10/15/88 Game...... 2, six times (since 1968) 2. 2006 ...... 415 Season...... 1,947, Carl Straw (1988) ...... Last time: vs. Nebraska, 11/1/86 3. 1970...... 410 Season...... 26 (1953 - 10 games) 4. 1989...... 403 Most Yards by Freshman 5. 1969...... 379 Game...... 362, Paul Watson vs. Louisiana Tech, 10/1/88 Most Interceptions 6. 2003...... 371 Season ...... 1,780, Josh Freeman (2006) 7. 1972...... 368 Game...... 7, vs. Nebraska, 11/14/70 8. 1993...... 356 Season...... 34 (1970 - 11 games) 9. 1994...... 351 Most Touchdowns 10. 1990...... 346 Game ...... 4, 12 times Fewest Interceptions ...... Last time: Ell Roberson vs. Oklahoma, 12/6/03 Game ...... 0, many times Yards Season ...... 24, Ell Roberson (2003) ...... Last time: vs. Colorado, 11/4/2006 1. 2003 ...... 3,186 Career ...... 37, Ell Roberson (2000-2003) Season...... 3 (1953 - 10 games) 2. 1998 ...... 3,042 ...... 5 (1998 - 12 games) 3. 2000 ...... 2,755 Most Yards Per Game ...... 6 (2002 - 13 games) 4. 1993 ...... 2,698 Season ...... 247.6, Lynn Dickey (1969) 5. 1994 ...... 2,614 Career...... 238.8, Chad May (1993-94) Most Yards 6. 2006...... 2,601 7. 1988 ...... 2,578 Game...... 489, vs. Nebraska, 10/16/93 Most Yards Per Attempt 8. 1995 ...... 2,526 Season ...... 3,186 (2003 - 15 games) Game (min. 25 attempts)..12.44, Jonathan Beasley vs. Oklahoma State, 10/23/99 9. 1969 ...... 2,501 ...... 3,042 (1998 - 12 games) ...... (13-for-25, 311 yards) 10. 1990 ...... 2,484 Season (min. 250 attempts)...... 9.64, Michael Bishop (1998) ...... (164-for-295, 2,844 yards) Fewest Yards Yards Per Game Career (min. 400 attempts) ...... 9.16, Michael Bishop (1997-98) Game ...... -3, vs. Oklahoma State, 11/19/55 1. 1998 ...... 253.5 ...... (244-for-480, 4,401 yards) Season...... 378 (1955 - 10 games) 2. 1969 ...... 250.1 Career (min. 500 attempts) ...... 8.53, Jonathan Beasley (1996-97, 99-00) 3. 1993 ...... 245.3 ...... (259-for-544, 4,642 yards) Most Touchdowns 4. 1994 ...... 237.6 Game ...... 4, 16 times 5. 1988 ...... 234.4 ...... Last time: vs. Texas, 11/11/2006 6. 1995 ...... 229.6 Most Yards Per Completion Season...... 27 (1995 - 11 games) 7. 1990 ...... 225.8 Game (min. 13 comp.) ..23.9, Jonathan Beasley vs. Oklahoma State, 10/23/99 8. 1991 ...... 225.0 ...... (13-for-25, 311 yards) 9. 1970 ...... 221.9 (min. 18 comp.)...... 20.1, Paul Watson vs. Louisiana Tech, 10/1/88 Fewest Touchdowns 10. 2003 ...... 212.4 ...... (18-for-42, 362 yards) Season...... 1 (1964 - 10 games) 10. 2000 ...... 211.9 (min. 22 comp.) ...... 19.2, Michael Bishop vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 1 (1957 - 10 games) ...... (23-for-40, 441 yards) Touchdowns Season (min. 80 comp.) ...... 20.1, Jonathan Beasley (1999) Most Yards Per Attempt 1. 1995...... 27 ...... (90-for-203, 1,805 yards) Season ...... 9.60 (1998 - 316/3,042) 2. 2003...... 25 Career (min. 200 comp.)...... 18.0, Michael Bishop (1997-98) 3. 1998...... 23 ...... (244-for-480, 4,401 yards) Most Yards Per Completion 4. 1996...... 21 Career (min. 250 comp.) ...... 17.9, Jonathan Beasley (1996-97, 99-00) 5. 2000...... 19 ...... (259-for-544, 4,642 yards) Season ...... 23.5 (1953 - 26/610) 6. 1994...... 18 ...... 19.0 (1997 - 88/1,674) 7. 1993...... 16 Highest Completion Percentage 8. 2005...... 15 Game (min. 15 attempts) ...... 86.4, Brian Kavanagh vs. Indiana State, 9/7/96 Most Yards Per Game 1988...... 15 ...... (19-for-22, 232 yards) Season ...... 235.5 (1998 - 12 games) 10. 2002...... 14 Game (min. 25 attempts) ...... 84.6, Josh Freeman vs. Colorado, 11/4/2006 1999...... 14 ...... (22-for-26, 251 yards) 1997...... 14 Fewest Yards Per Game Season (min. 100 attempts) ...... 64.2, Matt Miller (1995) 1969...... 14 Season ...... 37.8 (1955 - 10 games) ...... (154-for-240, 2,059 yards) Career (min. 200 attempts)...... 62.3, Matt Miller (1994-95) Completion Percentage  ...... (158-for-252, 2,096 yards) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Career (min. 300 attempts) ...... 58.9, Brian Kavanagh (1993-96) Season ...... 64.0 (1995 - 12 games) ...... (205-for-348, 2,352 yards) ...... (300 a/192 c/12 int.) Most Attempts Game...... 61, Lynn Dickey vs. Colorado, 11/22/69 Career (min. 400 attempts)...... 56.0, Chad May (1993-94) Pass Efficiency Rating Season ...... 372, Lynn Dickey (1969) ...... (385-for-687, 5,253 yards) Career...... 994, Lynn Dickey (1968-70) Season ...... 158.4 (1998 - 12 games) Pass Efficiency Rating ...... (316 a/179 c/5 int./3,042 yrds/23 TDs) Most Completions Game (min. 10 attempts)...... 300.9, Allen Webb vs. North Texas, 9/24/2005 Game ...... 33, Chad May vs. Kansas, 10/6/94 ...... (8-for-12, 172 yards, 2 TDs, 0 Ints) Season ...... 200, Chad May (1994) Season (min. 100 attempts)...... 159.6, Michael Bishop (1998) Career...... 501, Lynn Dickey (1968-70) ...... (164-for-295, 2,844 yards, 23 TDs, 4 Ints) Career (min. 200 attempts)...... 152.6, Matt Miller (1994-95) ...... (158-for-252, 2,096 yards, 22 TDs, 11 Ints)

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Lowest Interception Percentage Season Season By Class Season (min. 100 attempts)...... 1.36, Michael Bishop (1998) Rk Player, Year Att Cmp Int Senior ...... (164-for-295, 4 Ints) 1. Chad May, 1994...... 337 200 6 Rk Player, Year Yds Career (min. 200 attempts) ...... 2.01, Brian Kavanagh (1993-96) 2. Lynn Dickey, 1969 ...... 372 196 19 1. Michael Bishop, 1998...... 2,844 ...... (205-for-348, 7 Ints) 3. Carl Straw, 1988 ...... 358 191 17 2. Jonathan Beasley, 2000 ...... 2,636 4. Chad May, 1993...... 350 185 10 3. Chad May, 1994 ...... 2,571 Consecutive Passes Without an Interception 5. Lynn Dickey, 1970 ...... 364 180 26 4. Ell Roberson, 2003...... 2,545 Game ...... 44, Chad May at Kansas, 10/6/94 (33-for-44, 379 yards) 6. Paul Watson, 1991...... 304 172 10 5. Paul Watson, 1991 ...... 2,312 Season ...... 148, Chad May (1994) 7. Brian Kavanagh, 1996 ...... 284 167 6 Career ...... 158, Chad May (1993-94) 8. Michael Bishop, 1998 ...... 295 164 4 Junior 9. , 1971...... 333 157 14 Rk Player, Year Yds 10. Jonathan Beasley, 2000...... 313 156 10 1. Chad May, 1993 ...... 2,682 Consecutive Games with a Touchdown Pass 2. Lynn Dickey, 1969 ...... 2,476 Season ...... 11, Chad May (1993) Career 3. Jonathan Beasley, 1999 ...... 1,805 Career ...... 16, Chad May (1993-94) Rk Player, Years Att Cmp Int 4. Dennis Morrison, 1971...... 1,780 1. Lynn Dickey, 1968-70...... 994 501 64 5. Michael Bishop, 1997...... 1,557 Most 300-Yard Games 2. Carl Straw, 1987-90...... 833 448 31 Season ...... 3, Chad May (1994) 3. Chad May, 1993-94 ...... 687 385 16 Sophomore ...... 3, Lynn Dickey (1969) 4. , 1979-82 ...... 640 319 43 Rk Player, Year Yds Career ...... 4, Michael Bishop (1997-98), Chad May (1993-94) 5. Ell Roberson, 2000-03 ...... 628 307 26 1. Carl Straw, 1988...... 1,947 ...... Carl Straw (1987-90), Lynn Dickey (1968-70) 6. Paul Watson, 1988-91 ...... 560 301 24 2. Lynn Dickey, 1968 ...... 1,569 7. Dennis Morrison, 1970-72 ...... 637 294 38 3. Dylan Meier, 2004 ...... 1,436 8. Jonathan Beasley, 1996-97, 99-00...... 544 259 18 4. Gary Swim, 1987 ...... 1,304  ATTEMPTS 9. Michael Bishop, 1997-98...... 480 244 12 5. Steve Grogan, 1973 ...... 1,050 10. Brian Kavanagh, 1993-96...... 348 205 7 Game Freshman Rk Player, Game Att Cmp  Rk Player, Year Yds 1. Lynn Dickey vs. Colorado, 11/22/69...... 61 28 PASSING EFFICIENCY 1. Josh Freeman, 2006 ...... 1,780 2. Dennis Morrison vs. Iowa State, 10/21/72 ...... 59 26 Season (Min. 100 attempts) 2. Allan Evridge, 2005 ...... 1,365 3. Carl Straw vs. Oklahoma State, 10/29/88...... 52 26 3. Darrell Dickey, 1979 ...... 895 Rk Player, Year Rating (A/C/I) 4. Ell Roberson vs. Ohio State, 1/2/2004 ...... 51 20 4. Paul Watson, 1988 ...... 470 1. Michael Bishop, 1998 ...... 159.6 (295/164/4) Chad May vs. Nebraska, 10/16/93...... 51 30 5. Ell Roberson, 2000 ...... 119 Carl Straw vs. Iowa, 9/10/88 ...... 51 26 2. Matt Miller, 1995 ...... 157.3 (240/154/11) 7. Lynn Dickey vs. Kansas, 10/10/70 ...... 50 27 3. Allen Webb, 2005...... 145.8 (105/62/5) Career 8. Lynn Dickey vs. Missouri, 11/1/69 ...... 49 25 4. Ell Roberson, 2003...... 143.2 (294/152/12) Rk Player, Years Att Cmp Yds 9. Chad May vs. Nebraska, 10/15/94...... 48 22 5. Chad May, 1994...... 137.5 (337/200/6) 1. Lynn Dickey, 1968-70 ...... 994 501 6,208 Dennis Morrison vs. Oklahoma, 10/28/72 ...... 48 29 6. Ell Roberson, 2002...... 136.5 (175/91/4) 2. Chad May, 1993-94 ...... 687 385 5,253 Lynn Dickey vs. Kansas, 11/16/68 ...... 48 25 7. Jonathan Beasley, 1999 ...... 134.9 (203/90/7) 8. Brian Kavanagh, 1996 ...... 133.8 (284/167/6) 3. Carl Straw, 1987-90 ...... 833 385 5,223 Season 9. Jonathan Beasley, 2000 ...... 132.1 (313/156/10) 4. Ell Roberson, 2000-2003 ...... 627 307 5,099 10. Michael Bishop, 1997 ...... 128.5 (185/80/8) 5. Jonathan Beasley, 1996-97, 99-00 ...... 544 259 4,642 Rk Player, Year Att Cmp Int 6. Michael Bishop, 1997-98 ...... 480 244 4,401 1. Lynn Dickey, 1969 ...... 372 196 19 Career (Min. 200 attempts) 7. Darrell Dickey, 1979-82 ...... 640 319 4,098 2. Lynn Dickey, 1970 ...... 364 180 26 Rk Player, Years Rating (A/C/I) 8. Paul Watson, 1988-91 ...... 560 301 3,963 3. Carl Straw, 1988 ...... 358 191 17 1. Matt Miller, 1994-95 ...... 152.6 (252/158/11) 9. Dennis Morrison, 1970-72 ...... 637 294 3,428 4. Chad May, 1993...... 350 185 10 2. Michael Bishop, 1997-98 ...... 147.6 (480/244/12) 10. , 1977-78...... 334 166 2,505 5. Chad May, 1994...... 337 200 6 3. Brian Kavanagh, 1993-96...... 135.4 (348/205/7) 6. Dennis Morrison, 1971...... 333 157 14 4. Jonathan Beasley, 1996-97, 99-00...... 132.7 (544/259/18) 7. Jonathan Beasley, 2000...... 313 156 10  5. Chad May, 1993-94 ...... 131.9 (687/385/16) TOUCHDOWNS 8. Paul Watson, 1991...... 304 172 10 6. Ell Roberson, 2000-03 ...... 128.3 (628/307/26) 9. Dennis Morrison, 1972...... 300 136 23 Game 7. Paul Watson, 1988-91 ...... 115.2 (560/301/24) 10. Michael Bishop, 1998 ...... 295 164 4 Rk Player, Game TDs 8. Dylan Meier, 2003-06...... 112.2 (369/204/11) 1. Ell Roberson vs. Oklahoma, 12/6/2003 ...... 4 9. Carl Straw, 1987-90 ...... 107.7 (833/448/31) Ell Roberson vs. Oklahoma State, 10/11/2003 ...... 4 Career 10. Dan Manucci, 1977-78...... 106.8 (334/164/27) Jonathan Beasley vs. Oklahoma St, 10/23/99...... 4 Rk Player, Years Att Cmp Int Michael Bishop vs. La.-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 4 1. Lynn Dickey, 1968-70...... 994 501 64  Michael Bishop vs. Syracuse, 12/31/97 ...... 4 2. Carl Straw, 1987-90...... 833 448 31 YARDAGE Michael Bishop vs. Northern Illinois, 9/6/97 ...... 4 3. Chad May, 1993-94 ...... 687 385 16 Game Brian Kavanagh vs. Kansas, 11/9/96 ...... 4 4. Darrell Dickey, 1979-82 ...... 640 319 43 Rk Player, Game Yds Brian Kavanagh vs. Oklahoma, 10/26/96 ...... 4 5. Dennis Morrison, 1970-72 ...... 637 294 38 1. Chad May vs. Nebraska, 10/16/93...... 489 Brian Kavanagh vs. Rice, 9/21/96 ...... 4 6. Ell Roberson, 2000-03 ...... 628 307 26 2. Michael Bishop vs. La.-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 441 Brian Kavanagh vs. Colorado State 12/29/95 ...... 4 6. Paul Watson, 1988-91 ...... 560 301 24 3. Lynn Dickey vs. Colorado, 11/22/69...... 439 Chad May vs. Iowa State, 11/5/94 ...... 4 7. Jonathan Beasley, 1996-97, 99-00...... 544 259 18 4. Lynn Dickey vs. Missouri, 11/8/69...... 394 Paul Watson vs. Louisiana Tech, 10/1/88...... 4 8. Michael Bishop, 1997-98...... 480 244 12 5. Lynn Dickey vs. Oklahoma, 10/24/70...... 384 9. Randy Williams, 1984-86...... 399 175 27 6. Lynn Dickey vs. Oklahoma, 10/25/69...... 380 10. Steve Grogan, 1972-74...... 371 166 26 Season 7. Chad May vs. Kansas, 10/6/94 ...... 379 Rk Player, Year TDs 8. Paul Watson vs. Louisiana Tech, 10/1/88...... 362 1. Ell Roberson, 2003 ...... 24 9. Allan Evridge vs. Texas A&M, 10/22/2005 ...... 357  COMPLETIONS 2. Michael Bishop, 1998 ...... 23 10. Chad May vs. Colorado, 10/22/94 ...... 356 3. Matt Miller, 1995...... 22 Game 4. Brian Kavanagh, 1996 ...... 20 Rk Player, Game Att Cmp Season 5. Chad May, 1994 ...... 18 1. Chad May vs. Kansas, 10/6/94 ...... 44 33 Rk Player, Year Att Cmp Yds 6. Jonathan Beasley, 2000...... 17 2. Chad May vs. Nebraska, 10/16/93...... 51 30 1. Michael Bishop, 1998...... 295 164 2,844 7. Chad May, 1993 ...... 16 3. Dylan Meier vs. Texas A&M, 10/2/04 ...... 45 29 2. Chad May, 1993 ...... 350 185 2,682 8. Jonathan Beasley, 1999...... 14 Dennis Morrison vs. Okla., 10/28/72 ...... 48 29 3. Jonathan Beasley, 2000 ...... 313 156 2,636 Lynn Dickey, 1969 ...... 14 5. Lynn Dickey vs. Okla., 10/25/69...... 42 28 4. Chad May, 1994 ...... 337 200 2,571 10. Michael Bishop, 1997 ...... 13 Lynn Dickey vs. Colorado, 11/22/69...... 61 28 5. Ell Roberson, 2003 ...... 294 152 2,545 7. Brian Kavanagh vs. Okla., 10/26/96...... 38 27 6. Lynn Dickey, 1969...... 372 196 2,476 Carl Straw vs. No. Illinois, 9/22/90 ...... 36 27 7. Paul Watson, 1991 ...... 304 172 2,312 Carl Straw vs. Okla., 10/15/88...... 41 27 8. Lynn Dickey, 1970...... 364 180 2,163 Lynn Dickey vs. Kansas, 10/10/70 ...... 50 27 9. Carl Straw, 1990...... 277 153 2,156 Lynn Dickey vs. Oklahoma, 10/24/70 ...... 46 27 10. Matt Miller, 1995 ...... 240 154 2,059

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Career 325 Carl Straw Kansas 10/28/90 317 Michael Bishop Syracuse 12/31/97  Rk Player, Years TDs CAREER 2,000-YARD PASSERS 313 Ell Roberson Nebraska 11/15/2003 1. Ell Roberson, 2000-2003...... 37 Rk Player, Years Yds 312 Chad May Iowa State 11/5/94 2. Michael Bishop, 1997-98...... 36 1. Lynn Dickey, 1968-70 ...... 6,208 311 Paul Watson Northern Illinois 9/21/92 3. Chad May, 1993-94...... 34 2. Chad May, 1993-94 ...... 5,253 311 Jonathan Beasley Oklahoma State 10/23/99 4. Jonathan Beasley, 1996-97, 99-00 ...... 33 3. Carl Straw, 1987-90 ...... 5,223 306 Darrell Dickey Kansas 11/3/79 5. Lynn Dickey, 1968-70 ...... 29 4. Ell Roberson, 2000-03 ...... 5,099 306 Michael Bishop Nebraska 11/14/98 6. Brian Kavanagh, 1993-96 ...... 25 5. Jonathan Beasley, 1996-97, 1999-2000 ...... 4,642 303 Dennis Morrison Oklahoma State 11/6/71 7. Darrell Dickey, 1979-82...... 23 6. Michael Bishop, 1997-98 ...... 4,401 302 Carl Straw Missouri 10/21/89 8. Matt Miller, 1994-95 ...... 22 7. Darrell Dickey, 1979-82 ...... 4,098 Carl Straw, 1987-90...... 22 8. Paul Watson, 1988-91 ...... 3,963 10. Paul Watson, 1988-91 ...... 18 9. Dennis Morrison, 1970-72 ...... 3,428 Dennis Morrison, 1970-72...... 18  SEASON 1,500-YARD PASSERS 10. Dan Manucci, 1977-78...... 2,505 Rk Player, Year Att Cmp Yds 11. Brian Kavanagh, 1993-96...... 2,352  1. Michael Bishop, 1998...... 295 164 2,844 12. Dylan Meier, 2003-06...... 2,289 300-YARD PASSING GAMES [27] 2. Chad May, 1993 ...... 350 185 2,682 13. Steve Grogan, 1972-74...... 2,213 Yards Name Opponent Date 3. Jonathan Beasley, 2000 ...... 313 156 2,636 14. Matt Miller, 1994-95 ...... 2,096 489 Chad May Nebraska 10/16/93 4. Chad May, 1994 ...... 337 200 2,571 15. Randy Williams, 1984-85 ...... 2,032 441 Michael Bishop La.-Monroe 9/26/98 5. Ell Roberson, 2003 ...... 294 152 2,545 439 Lynn Dickey Colorado 11/22/69 6. Lynn Dickey, 1969...... 372 196 2,476  394 Lynn Dickey Missouri 11/8/69 7. Paul Watson, 1991 ...... 304 172 2,312 ANNUAL PASSING LEADERS 384 Lynn Dickey Oklahoma 10/24/70 8. Lynn Dickey, 1970...... 364 180 2,163 Year Name Att Cpl Yds TD 380 Lynn Dickey Oklahoma 10/25/69 9. Carl Straw, 1990...... 277 153 2,156 1948 Dana Atkins ...... 73 28 363 3 1949 Dana Atkins ...... 99 44 626 4 1950 Frank Hooper ...... 129 46 709 3 1951 Lane Brown ...... 96 36 500 2 1952 Carl Albacker ...... 119 55 559 4 1953 Bob Dahnke ...... 28 14 415 4 1954 Jim Logsdon ...... 39 18 260 4 1955 Dick Corbin...... 42 14 156 1 1956 Dick Corbin...... 49 16 378 5 1957 Dick Corbin...... 61 24 287 1 1958 Les Krull...... 106 57 661 2 1959 John Solmes ...... 114 49 585 3 1960 John Solmes ...... 83 32 378 3 1961 Larry Corrigan ...... 30 13 234 2 1962 Larry Corrigan ...... 84 28 441 2 1963 Larry Corrigan ...... 127 58 634 3 1964 Ed Danieley ...... 79 36 358 1 1965 Vic Castillo...... 159 60 734 2 1966 Vic Castillo...... 113 44 617 2 1967 Bill Nossek ...... 216 111 1,220 3 1968 Lynn Dickey ...... 258 125 1,569 8 1969 Lynn Dickey ...... 372 196 2,476 14 1970 Lynn Dickey ...... 364 180 2,163 7 1971 Dennis Morrison ...... 333 157 1,780 8 1972 Dennis Morrison ...... 300 136 1,596 9 1973 Steve Grogan ...... 164 72 1,050 4 1974 Steve Grogan ...... 144 67 834 6 1975 Joe Hatcher ...... 93 34 432 2 1976 Wendell Henrikson ...... 149 73 1,066 4 1977 Wendell Henrikson ...... 163 72 882 3 1978 Dan Manucci ...... 237 122 1,808 9 1979 Darrell Dickey...... 140 71 895 4 1980 Darrell Dickey...... 168 80 1,004 4 1981 Darrell Dickey...... 158 75 974 7 1982 Darrell Dickey...... 174 93 1,225 8 1983 Doug Bogue ...... 119 61 851 5 1984 Stan Weber...... 114 58 602 3 1985 John Welch...... 116 55 659 4 1986 Randy Williams...... 197 88 1,069 4 1987 Gary Swim ...... 235 115 1,304 8 1988 Carl Straw ...... 358 191 1,947 9 1989 Carl Straw ...... 192 101 1,095 3 1990 Carl Straw ...... 277 153 2,156 7 1991 Paul Watson ...... 304 172 2,312 10 1992 Jason Smargiasso...... 149 72 990 3 1993 Chad May...... 350 185 2,682 16  Ell Roberson passed for 5,099 yards during his career from 2000-03 and holds the Kansas State passing record for touchdowns with 37. 1994 Chad May...... 337 200 2,571 18 1995 Matt Miller ...... 240 154 2,059 22 379 Chad May Kansas 10/6/94 10. Matt Miller, 1995 ...... 240 154 2,059 1996 Brian Kavanagh ...... 284 167 1,893 20 362 Paul Watson Louisiana Tech 10/1/88 11. Carl Straw, 1988...... 358 191 1,947 1997 Michael Bishop...... 185 80 1,557 13 357 Allan Evridge Texas A&M 10/22/2005 12. Brian Kavanagh, 1996...... 284 167 1,893 1998 Michael Bishop...... 295 164 2,844 23 356 Chad May Colorado 10/22/94 13. Dan Manucci, 1978 ...... 237 122 1,808 1999 Jonathan Beasley ...... 203 90 1,805 14 349 Brian Kavanagh Oklahoma 10/26/96 14. Jonathan Beasley, 1999 ...... 203 90 1,805 2000 Jonathan Beasley ...... 313 156 2,636 17 343 Dan Manucci Auburn 9/16/78 15. Josh Freeman, 2006...... 270 140 1,780 2001 Ell Roberson ...... 136 54 855 4 341 Dennis Morrison Iowa State 10/21/72 Dennis Morrison, 1971 ...... 333 157 1,780 2002 Ell Roberson ...... 175 91 1,580 7 341 Michael Bishop Texas A&M 12/5/98 17. Dennis Morrison, 1972 ...... 300 136 1,596 2003 Ell Roberson ...... 294 152 2,545 24 340 Paul Watson Nebraska 10/19/92 18. Ell Roberson, 2002 ...... 175 91 1,580 2004 Dylan Meier ...... 220 127 1,436 9 336 Carl Straw Oklahoma 10/15/88 19. Lynn Dickey, 1968...... 258 125 1,569 2005 Allan Evridge ...... 213 107 1,365 6 332 Ell Roberson Oklahoma State 10/11/2003 20. Michael Bishop, 1997...... 185 80 1,557 2006 Josh Freeman ...... 270 140 1,780 6 327 Carl Straw Northern Illinois 9/23/90

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 is the Kansas State record-holder for both career receptions (217) and receiving yards (3,023). Receiving 136 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

Most 100-Yard Games Junior  Rk Player, Year Rec INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Season ...... 6, James Terry (2003) 1. Kevin Lockett, 1995...... 56 ...... 6, Quincy Morgan (2000) Most Receptions 2. Michael Smith, 1990 ...... 46 ...... 6, Darnell McDonald (1998) Game ...... 13, Michael Smith vs. Missouri, 10/21/89 Dave Jones, 1967 ...... 46 Career ...... 10, Quincy Morgan (1999-2000) Season ...... 75, Darnell McDonald (1998) 4. Tyson Schwieger, 1994...... 44 Career...... 217, Kevin Lockett (1993-96) Most Consecutive 100-Yard Games 5. Quincy Morgan, 1999 ...... 42 Most Receptions by Senior Season...... 3, Aaron Lockett (10/31-11/14/98) Sophomore Game ...... 12, four times Rk Player, Year Rec ...... Last time: Darnell McDonald vs. Nebraska, 11/13/98 Season 100-Yard Receiving Games 1. Michael Smith, 1989 ...... 70 Season ...... 75, Darnell McDonald (1998) Rk Player, Year No. 2. Jordy Nelson, 2005 ...... 45 1. James Terry, 2003 ...... 6 3. Mitch Running, 1993...... 41 Most Receptions by Junior Darnell McDonald, 1998 ...... 6 4. Jermaine Moreira, 2004...... 39 Kevin Lockett, 1994...... 39 Game...... 11, Greg Washington vs. Oklahoma State, 10/29/88 Quincy Morgan, 2000 ...... 6 Season...... 56, Kevin Lockett (1995) 4. Quincy Morgan, 1999 ...... 5 Aaron Lockett, 1998 ...... 5 Freshman Greg Washington, 1988 ...... 5 Rk Player, Year Rec Most Receptions by Sophomore 7. Kevin Lockett, 1996...... 4 1. Kevin Lockett, 1993...... 50 Game ...... 13, Michael Smith vs. Missouri, 10/21/89 Andre Coleman, 1993 ...... 4 2. Aaron Lockett, 1998 ...... 44 Season ...... 70, Michael Smith (1989) Michael Smith, 1990 ...... 4 3. Eric Gallon, 1989...... 27 10. Mitch Running, 1995...... 3 4. Frank Hernandez, 1988 ...... 20 Most Receptions by Freshman Michael Smith, 1989 ...... 3 5. Jeron Mastrud, 2006...... 17 Jermaine Moreira, 2003...... 17 Game ...... 8, three times Dave Jones, 1966 ...... 3 ...... Last time: Kevin Lockett vs. Oklahoma State (11/20/93) Career Season...... 50, Kevin Lockett (1993) Career 100-Yard Receiving Games Rk Player, Years Rec Yds Rk Player, Years No. 1. Kevin Lockett, 1993-96 ...... 217 3,032 Most Yards 1. Quincy Morgan, 1999-2000 ...... 10 2. Michael Smith, 1988-91 ...... 179 2,457 Game...... 206, Darnell McDonald vs. Syracuse (Fiesta Bowl), 12/31/97 2. Kevin Lockett, 1993-96 ...... 9 3. Aaron Lockett, 1998-2001 ...... 137 2,400 Season ...... 1,232, James Terry (2003) Michael Smith, 1988-91 ...... 9 4. Mitch Running, 1992-95 ...... 133 1,821 Career ...... 3,032, Kevin Lockett (1993-96) 4. Darnell McDonald, 1997-98...... 8 5. Dave Jones, 1966-68...... 127 1,904 5. Aaron Lockett, 1998-01...... 7 6. Frank Hernandez, 1988-91...... 120 1,489 Most Yards by Senior 6. James Terry, 2002-03 ...... 6 7. Jermaine Moreira, 2003-2006 ...... 114 1,587 7. Greg Washington, 1988 ...... 5 Game ...... 199, Quincy Morgan vs. Nebraska, 11/11/2000 8. Quincy Morgan, 1999-2000 ...... 106 2,173 8. Andre Coleman, 1990-93...... 4 Season ...... 1,232, James Terry (2003) 9. Mike Montgomery, 1968-70 ...... 99 830 Mike Wallace, 1981-84 ...... 4 10. Darnell McDonald, 1997-98...... 96 1,533 Charlie Green, 1976-78 ...... 4 Most Yards by Junior Dave Jones, 1966-68...... 4 Game...... 206, Darnell McDonald vs. Syracuse (Fiesta Bowl), 12/31/97  YARDAGE Season ...... 1,007, Quincy Morgan (1999)  RECEPTIONS Game Most Yards by Sophomore Rk Player, Game Rec Yds Game 1. Darnell McDonald vs. Syracuse, 12/31/97 ...... 7 206 Game ...... 166, Michael Smith vs. Missouri, 10/21/89 Rk Player, Game Rec Yds 2. Quincy Morgan vs. Nebraska, 11/11/2000 ...... 7 199 Season ...... 816, Michael Smith (1989) 1. Michael Smith vs. Missouri, 10/21/89 ...... 13 166 3. Quincy Morgan vs. Kansas, 10/9/99...... 5 192 2. Darnell McDonald vs. Nebraska, 11/13/98...... 12 183 4. Aaron Lockett vs. La.-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 6 188 Most Yards by Freshman Kevin Lockett vs. Oklahoma, 10/26/96...... 12 157 Dave Jones vs. Nebraska, 10/15/66...... 6 188 Game ...... 188, two times Michael Smith vs. Washington, 9/28/91...... 12 174 6. Darnell McDonald vs. Nebraska, 11/14/98...... 12 183 ...... Last time: Aaron Lockett vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98 Mack Herron vs. Colorado, 11/22/69 ...... 12 171 7. Michael Smith vs. New Mexico, 9/29/90...... 7 179 Season ...... 928, Aaron Lockett (1998) 6. Kevin Lockett vs. Kansas, 11/9/96...... 11 168 8. James Terry vs. Nebraska, 11/15/2003 ...... 6 175 Darnell McDonald vs. Texas, 9/19/98...... 11 159 8. Michael Smith vs. Washington, 9/28/91...... 12 174 Most Touchdowns Greg Washington vs. Oklahoma State, 10/29/88...... 11 157 9. Michael Smith vs. Nebraska, 10/19/91 ...... 10 172 9. Mitch Running vs. Nebraska, 10/21/95 ...... 10 110 Game ...... 3, six times 10. Mack Herron vs. Colorado, 11/22/69 ...... 12 171 Tyson Schwieger vs. Rice, 9/17/94 ...... 10 137 ...... Last time: James Terry vs. Baylor, 11/1/2003 Michael Smith vs. Nebraska, 10/19/91 ...... 10 172 Season...... 14, Quincy Morgan (2000) Greg Washington vs. La. Tech, 10/1/88...... 10 145 Season Career...... 26, Kevin Lockett (1993-96) Darren Sproles vs. Texas Tech 10/30/04...... 10 79 Rk Player, Year Rec Yds TDs Mike Montgomery vs. Iowa State, 10/17/70 ...... 10 75 1. James Terry, 2003 ...... 64 1,232 13 Most Yards Per Reception 2. Quincy Morgan, 2000...... 64 1,166 14 Game (min. 3 rec.) ...... 48.6, George Williams vs. Oklahoma State, 10/23/99 Season 3. Darnell McDonald, 1998...... 75 1,092 9 ...... (3 for 146 yards) 4. Quincy Morgan, 1999...... 42 1,007 9 Rk Player, Year Rec Yds TDs Game (min. 5 rec.) ...... 38.4, Quincy Morgan vs. Kansas, 10/9/99 5. Aaron Lockett, 1998...... 44 928 6 1. Darnell McDonald, 1998...... 75 1,092 9 ...... (5 for 192 yards) Greg Washington, 1988 ...... 69 928 9 2. Kevin Lockett, 1996 ...... 72 882 6 Season (min. 20 rec.) ...... 27.4, Eugene Goodlow (1978) 7. Kevin Lockett, 1996 ...... 72 882 6 3. Michael Smith, 1989 ...... 70 816 2 ...... (20 for 547 yards) 8. Michael Smith, 1989 ...... 70 816 2 4. Greg Washington, 1988 ...... 69 928 9 Season (min. 30 rec.) ...... 23.9, Quincy Morgan (1999) 9. Kevin Lockett, 1995 ...... 56 797 13 5. James Terry, 2003 ...... 64 1,232 13 ...... (42 for 1,007 yards) 10. Michael Smith, 1990 ...... 46 796 2 Quincy Morgan, 2000...... 64 1,166 14 Career (min. 50 rec.) ...... 20.5, Quincy Morgan (1999-2000) 7. John Goerger, 1972 ...... 57 612 1 ...... (106 for 2,173 yards) 8. Kevin Lockett, 1995 ...... 56 797 13 Season By Class 9. Michael Smith, 1991 ...... 55 768 6 Senior Receptions Per Game 10. Mack Herron, 1969...... 52 652 1 Rk Player, Year Yds Season (min. 8 games) ...... 6.6, Kevin Lockett (1996) 1. James Terry, 2003 ...... 1,232 ...... (72 receptions in 11 games) Season By Class 1. Quincy Morgan, 2000 ...... 1,166 Career (min. 15 games) ...... 4.9, Kevin Lockett (1993-96) 2. Darnell McDonald, 1998...... 1,092 Senior ...... (217 receptions in 44 games) 3. Kevin Lockett, 1996...... 882 Rk Player, Year Rec 4. Michael Smith, 1991 ...... 768 1. Darnell McDonald, 1998 ...... 75 Receiving Yards Per Game 2. Kevin Lockett, 1996...... 72 Season (min. 8 games) ...... 91.5, Quincy Morgan (1999) 3. James Terry, 2003 ...... 64 ...... (1,007 yards in 11 games) Quincy Morgan, 2000 ...... 64 Career (min. 15 games) ...... 90.5, Quincy Morgan (1999-2000) 4. John Goerger, 1972 ...... 57 ...... (2,173 yards in 24 games)

THE POWER OF ONE | 137 RECORDS

Junior 137 10 Tyson Schwieger Rice 9/17/94 Rk Player, Year Yds  CAREER 1,000-YARD RECEIVERS 136 8 Michael Smith No. Illinois 9/22/90 1. Quincy Morgan, 1999 ...... 1,007 Rk Player, Years Yds 136 6 Kevin Lockett Colorado 10/23/92 2. Kevin Lockett, 1995...... 797 1. Kevin Lockett, 1993-96...... 3,032 135 7 Kevin Lockett BYU 1/1/97 3. Michael Smith, 1990 ...... 796 2. Michael Smith, 1988-91 ...... 2,457 130 3 Gerald Alphin Missouri 10/20/84 4. Charlie Green, 1977 ...... 634 3. Aaron Lockett, 1998-01 ...... 2,400 130 6 Mike Wallace Wyoming 10/24/83 5. Mack Herron, 1968 ...... 592 4. Quincy Morgan, 1999-2000 ...... 2,173 129 9 Henry Childs Iowa State 10/21/72 5. Dave Jones, 1966-68 ...... 1,904 128 4 Quincy Morgan Louisiana Tech 9/2/2000 Sophomore 6. Mitch Running, 1992-95...... 1,821 126 5 Brandon Clark Oklahoma 9/29/2001 Rk Player, Year Yds 7. James Terry, 2002-2003 ...... 1,793 126 5 Mike Creed Missouri 10/31/70 1. Michael Smith, 1989 ...... 816 8. Jermaine Moreira, 2003-2006 ...... 1,587 126 6 Mitch Running Colorado St. 12/29/95 2. Dave Jones, 1966 ...... 721 9. Andre Coleman, 1990-93 ...... 1,556 124 5 Darnell McDonald Purdue 12/29/98 3. Mike Wallace, 1982...... 693 10. Mike Wallace, 1981-84...... 1,549 123 6 Yamon Figurs Texas 11/11/2006 4. Jordy Nelson, 2005 ...... 669 11. Darnell McDonald, 1997-98 ...... 1,533 123 5 Quincy Morgan Oklahoma 10/14/2000 5. Kevin Lockett, 1994...... 583 12. Frank Hernandez, 1988-91 ...... 1,489 123 8 Michael Smith Kansas 10/27/90 13. Charlie Green, 1976-78 ...... 1,440 121 6 Mitch Running Iowa State 11/11/95 Freshman 14. Henry Childs, 1971-73 ...... 1,365 121 5 Charlie Green Auburn 9/16/78 Rk Player, Year Yds 15. Mack Herron, 1968-69 ...... 1,244 120 8 James Terry UMass 9/13/2003 1. Aaron Lockett, 1998 ...... 928 16. Jordy Nelson, 2004-...... 1,216 120 6 Aaron Lockett La. Tech 11/17/2001 2. Kevin Lockett, 1993...... 770 16. Russ Campbell, 1988-91 ...... 1,150 120 8 Darnell McDonald La.-Monroe 9/26/98 3. Jermaine Moreira, 2003...... 277 17. John Liebe, 1976-77, 1979-80 ...... 1,149 119 6 James Terry Oklahoma St. 10/11/2003 4. Frank Hernandez, 1988 ...... 260 18. Yamon Figurs, 2004-2006...... 1,144 119 6 Aaron Lockett Texas A&M 10/28/2000 5. Jeron Mastrud, 2006 ...... 235 19. Tyson Schwieger, 1992-95...... 1,122 119 8 John Goerger Colorado 10/7/72 20. John Goerger, 1970-72 ...... 1,069 118 5 Andre Coleman UNLV 9/25/93 Career 117 5 Jordy Nelson Colorado 11/4/2006 117 8 Kevin Lockett Oklahoma 11/4/95 Rk Player, Years Rec Yds  117 7 Dan Hughes Texas Tech 10/6/86 1. Kevin Lockett, 1993-96 ...... 217 3,032 200-YARD RECEIVING GAME [1] 117 6 Aaron Lockett Nebraska 11/14/98 2. Michael Smith, 1988-91 ...... 179 2,457 Yds Rec Name Opponent Date 116 4 James Terry California 8/23/2003 3. Aaron Lockett, 1998-01 ...... 137 2,400 206 7 Darnell McDonald Syracuse 12/31/97 116 9 Kevin Lockett No. Illinois 9/30/95 4. Quincy Morgan, 1999-2000 ...... 106 2,173 116 3 Quincy Morgan Nebraska 11/13/99 5. Dave Jones, 1966-68...... 127 1,904 115 7 Dave Jones Kansas 11/16/68 6. Mitch Running, 1992-95 ...... 133 1,821  [22] 150-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 114 4 Tony Madison Kansas 10/9/2004 7. James Terry, 2002-2003 ...... 92 1,793 Yds Rec Name Opponent Date 114 5 Charlie Green Air Force 10/30/78 8. Jermaine Moreira, 2003-2006 ...... 114 1,587 199 7 Quincy Morgan Nebraska 11/11/2000 114 9 Michael Smith Oklahoma St. 10/14/89 9. Andre Coleman, 1990-93...... 95 1,556 192 5 Quincy Morgan Kansas 10/9/99 113 7 Davin Dennis Ohio State 1/2/2004 10. Mike Wallace, 1981-84 ...... 92 1,549 188 6 Dave Jones Nebraska 10/15/66 113 8 Charlie Green Colorado 11/19/77 188 6 Aaron Lockett La.-Monroe 9/26/98 112 7 Jermaine Moreira Colorado 11/13/2004  TOUCHDOWNS 183 12 Darnell McDonald Nebraska 11/14/98 112 4 James Terry McNeese St. 9/6/2003 179 7 Michael Smith New Mexico 9/29/90 112 3 Andre Coleman Missouri 11/13/93 Game 175 6 James Terry Nebraska 11/15/2003 111 8 Mike Creed Kansas 10/3/70 Rk Player, Game TDs 174 12 Michael Smith Washington 9/28/91 111 6 Mike Wallace Oklahoma 11/6/82 1. James Terry vs. Baylor, 11/1/2003...... 3 172 10 Michael Smith Nebraska 10/19/91 111 5 Greg Washington Colorado 11/19/88 Quincy Morgan vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000...... 3 171 12 Mack Herron Colorado 11/22/69 111 8 Darnell McDonald Iowa State 10/24/98 Darnell McDonald vs. Syracuse, 12/31/97 ...... 3 169 8 Russ Campbell Oklahoma St. 11/23/91 110 10 Mitch Running Nebraska 10/21/95 Jimmy Dean at Rice, 9/21/96 ...... 3 168 11 Kevin Lockett Kansas 11/9/96 110 5 Charlie Green Mississippi St. 10/1/77 Michael Smith vs. Iowa State, 11/9/91...... 3 167 5 Aaron Lockett Oklahoma St. 10/17/98 110 8 Michael Smith North Texas 9/30/89 John Williams vs. Austin Peay, 9/5/87 ...... 3 166 13 Michael Smith Missouri 10/21/89 108 8 Kevin Lockett Oklahoma St. 11/20/93 159 11 Darnell McDonald Texas 9/19/98 107 3 Jordy Nelson Oklahoma 10/1/2005 Season 157 11 Greg Washington Oklahoma St. 10/29/88 107 5 Michael Smith Western Ill. 9/8/90 157 12 Kevin Lockett Oklahoma 10/26/96 107 5 Aaron Lockett Kansas 10/31/98 Rk Player, Year TDs 157 7 Aaron Lockett Baylor 11/7/98 106 4 Yamon Figurs Kansas 10/9/2004 1. Quincy Morgan, 2000 ...... 14 156 4 Eugene Goodlow Nebraska 10/14/78 106 9 Mack Herron Iowa State 10/18/69 2. James Terry, 2003 ...... 13 156 6 Dave Jones Iowa State 11/12/66 106 5 Ron Brown Iowa State 11/5/94 Kevin Lockett, 1995...... 13 154 8 Gerald Alphin Missouri 10/26/85 106 3 Darnell McDonald Kansas 11/8/97 4. Quincy Morgan, 1999 ...... 9 150 8 Dick Johnson Tulsa 11/19/49 105 8 John Goerger Oklahoma St. 11/11/72 Darnell McDonald, 1998 ...... 9 105 3 Gene Keady Iowa State 11/17/56 Greg Washington, 1988 ...... 9 104 8 Quincy Morgan Washington 12/29/99 7. Jordy Nelson, 2005 ...... 8  100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES [88] 103 3 Gerald Benton Montana 9/19/92 Mitch Running, 1995...... 7 Yds Rec Name Opponent Date 103 6 Henry Howard Missouri 10/9/65 Tyson Schwieger, 1994...... 7 146 7 Mike Wallace Oklahoma St. 11/14/81 103 5 Dave Jones Cincinnati 10/22/66 10. Five with ...... 6 146 8 Greg Washington Oklahoma 10/15/88 102 3 Gerald Alphin Iowa State 11/16/85 Last time: Aaron Lockett, 1998 146 3 George Williams Oklahoma St. 10/23/99 102 4 Fred Merrill Oklahoma 10/23/71 145 7 Quincy Morgan Tennessee 1/1/2001 102 6 Darrel Wild Oklahoma St. 11/5/83 Career 145 10 Greg Washington Louisiana Tech 10/1/88 101 4 Yamon Figurs Baylor 9/30/2006 Rk Player, Years TDs 144 6 Henry Childs Missouri 10/30/71 101 4 Jermaine Moreira Texas A&M 10/22/2005 1. Kevin Lockett, 1993-96 ...... 26 144 8 Andre Coleman Wyoming 12/29/93 101 4 Taco Wallace Oklahoma St. 10/12/2002 2. Quincy Morgan, 1999-2000 ...... 23 143 5 Quincy Morgan Ball State 9/16/2000 101 3 Mike Wallace South Dakota 9/18/82 3. James Terry, 2002-03 ...... 18 143 8 Kevin Lockett Nebraska 10/16/93 101 3 Don Zadenick Marquette 11/10/56 4. Darnell McDonald, 1997-98...... 15 143 5 Charles Collins Missouri 11/1/69 100 4 Russ Campbell Oklahoma 11/2/91 5. Aaron Lockett 1998-01 ...... 14 142 5 Gerald Benton Missouri 11/14/92 100 4 Arthur Strozier Kansas 11/4/67 6. Andre Coleman, 1990-93...... 12 141 9 Sonny Yarnell Kentucky 9/19/70 100 6 John Tuttle Iowa State 10/19/74 7. Michael Smith, 1988-91 ...... 11 141 4 Quincy Morgan Texas-El Paso 9/18/99 100 9 Greg Washington Iowa 9/10/88 8. Tyson Schwieger, 1992-95 ...... 10 140 7 Kevin Lockett Indiana State 9/7/96 Mitch Running, 1992-95 ...... 10 140 6 Darnell McDonald Texas A&M 12/5/98  Henry Childs, 1971-73...... 10 139 8 Andre Coleman Nebraska 10/16/93 DOUBLE 100-YARD GAMES - Jordy Nelson, 2004- ...... 9 138 8 James Terry Baylor 11/1/2003 308 ...... Aaron Lockett (188) /Darnell McDonald (120) vs. La.-Monroe, 9/26/98 138 6 Henry Hawthorne Oklahoma 10/24/70 300...... Darnell McDonald (183) / Aaron Lockett (117) vs. Nebraska, 11/14/98 137 6 Quincy Morgan Iowa State 11/4/2000 282 ...... Kevin Lockett (143) / Andre Coleman (139) vs. Nebraska, 10/16/93 137 5 Frank Hernandez Western Illinois 9/8/90 244...... Frank Hernandez (137) / Michael Smith (107) vs. Western Illinois, 9/8/90 220...... Tony Madison (114) / Yamon Figurs (106) vs. Kansas, 10/9/04

138 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

1994 Tyson Schwieger...... 44 1969 Mack Herron...... 652  CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD GAMES 1995 Kevin Lockett ...... 56 1970 Henry Hawthorne...... 501 3 – Aaron Lockett 1996 Kevin Lockett ...... 72 1971 Henry Childs...... 396 vs. Kansas, 10/31/98...... 107 1997 Darnell McDonald...... 21 1972 John Goerger...... 612 vs. Baylor, 11/7/98 ...... 157 1998 Darnell McDonald...... 75 1973 Henry Childs...... 502 vs. Nebraska, 11/14/98 ...... 117 1999 Quincy Morgan ...... 42 1974 John Tuttle ...... 346 2 – James Terry 2000 Quincy Morgan ...... 64 1975 Stan Ross...... 192 vs. McNeese State, 9/6/2003 ...... 137 2001 Aaron Lockett ...... 24 1976 Manzy King...... 273 vs. Massachusetts, 9/13/2003...... 199 2002 Taco Wallace...... 39 1977 Charlie Green...... 634 2 – Quincy Morgan 2003 James Terry ...... 64 1978 Charlie Green...... 616 vs. vs. Iowa State, 11/4/2000...... 137 2004 Jermaine Moreira ...... 39 1979 John Liebe...... 423 vs. vs. Nebraska, 11/11/2000 ...... 199 2005 Jordy Nelson...... 45 1980 John Liebe...... 400 2 – Darnell McDonald 2006 Jordy Nelson...... 39 1981 Ernie Coleman...... 229 vs. Texas A&M, 12/5/98 ...... 140 1982 Mike Wallace ...... 693 vs. Purdue, 12/29/98...... 124  1983 Mike Wallace ...... 466 2 – Darnell McDonald ANNUAL YARDAGE LEADERS 1984 Gerald Alphin...... 256 vs. Texas, 9/19/98 ...... 159 Year Player Rec 1985 Gerald Alphin...... 524 vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 120 1948 Lyle Koontz...... 134 1986 Dan Hughes...... 413 2 – Kevin Lockett 1949 Glenn Channell...... 289 1987 Kent Dean...... 481 vs. Oklahoma, 10/26/96...... 157 1950 Dick Johnson...... 382 1988 Greg Washington...... 928 vs. Kansas, 11/9/96...... 168 1951 Francis Starns...... 212 1989 Michael Smith...... 816 2 – Michael Smith 1952 Joe Rainman...... 140 1990 Michael Smith...... 796 vs. Northern Illinois, 9/22/90...... 136 1953 Veryl Switzer...... 211 1991 Michael Smith...... 768 vs. New Mexico, 9/29/90 ...... 179 1954 Corky Taylor ...... 334 1992 Gerald Benton...... 603 2 – Michael Smith 1955 Don Zadnik...... 110 1993 Kevin Lockett...... 770 vs. Oklahoma State, 10/14/89 ...... 114 1956 Gene Keady...... 247 1994 Kevin Lockett...... 583 vs. Missouri, 10/21/89...... 166 1957 Jim Luzinski...... 117 1995 Kevin Lockett ...... 797 2 – Dave Jones 1958 Cedric Price ...... 230 1996 Kevin Lockett ...... 882 vs. Nebraska, 10/15/66 ...... 188 1959 Dale Evans...... 224 1997 Darnell McDonald...... 441 vs. Cincinnati, 10/22/66 ...... 103 1960 Dale Evans...... 205 1998 Darnell McDonald ...... 1,092 1961 Spencer Puls ...... 123 1999 Quincy Morgan...... 1,007 1962 Jack King ...... 137 2000 Quincy Morgan...... 1,166  ANNUAL RECEPTION LEADERS 1963 Ralph McFillen...... 328 2001 Aaron Lockett ...... 357 2002 Taco Wallace...... 704 Year Player Rec 1964 Larry Condit...... 170 2003 James Terry ...... 1,232 1948 Dick Johnson...... 8 1965 Rick Balducci...... 172 2004 Yamon Figurs ...... 483 1949 Hi Faubion ...... 21 1966 Dave Jones...... 721 2005 Jordy Nelson...... 669 1950 Dick Johnson...... 22 1967 Dave Jones...... 561 2006 Jordy Nelson...... 547 1951 Ted Maupin...... 14 1968 Dave Jones...... 622 1952 Jack McShulskis...... 14 1953 Veryl Switzer...... 8 1954 Corky Taylor ...... 14 1955 Don Zadnik...... 9 1956 Gene Keady...... 14 1957 Ralph Pfeifer...... 11 1958 Joe Vader ...... 21 1959 Dale Evans...... 23 1960 Willis Crenshaw...... 18 1961 Spencer Puls...... 7 1962 Jack King...... 13 1963 Ralph McFillen...... 29 1964 Jerry Condit...... 10 1965 Two with...... 13 1966 Dave Jones...... 35 1967 Dave Jones...... 46 1968 Dave Jones...... 46 1969 Mack Herron...... 52 1970 Mike Montgomery ...... 51 1971 Henry Childs...... 30 1972 John Goerger...... 57 1973 Henry Childs...... 32 1974 John Tuttle ...... 24 1975 Stan Ross...... 13 1976 Manzy King...... 21 1977 Charlie Green...... 33 1978 Charlie Green...... 39 1979 John Liebe...... 22 1980 John Liebe...... 25 1981 Ernie Coleman...... 13 1982 Mike Wallace ...... 37 1983 Mike Wallace ...... 32 1984 Eric Bailey...... 15 1985 Gerald Alphin...... 34 1986 Dan Hughes...... 28 1987 Kent Dean...... 38 1988 Greg Washington...... 69 1989 Michael Smith...... 70 1990 Michael Smith...... 46 1991 Michael Smith...... 55 1992 Gerald Benton...... 38 1993 Kevin Lockett...... 50  James Terry set K-State’s single-season receiving yardage record during the Wildcats’ 2003 Big 12 Championship campaign with 1,232 yards.

THE POWER OF ONE | 139 RECORDS Total Offense  Most Yards Career TEAM RECORDS Game ...... 475, Michael Bishop vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98 Rk Player, Years Gms Yds YPG Most Plays Season...... 3,592, Michael Bishop (1998) 1. Michael Bishop, 1997-98 ...... 23 5,715 248.5 Game ...... 100, vs. Kansas, 10/3/70 Career...... 7,917, Ell Roberson (2000-2003) 2. Chad May, 1993-94 ...... 22 4,891 222.3 Season ...... 1,059 (2003 - 15 games) 3. Ell Roberson, 2000-03 ...... 41 7,917 193.1 Touchdowns Responsible For 4. Lynn Dickey, 1968-70 ...... 31 5,779 186.4 5. Carl Straw, 1987-90 ...... 32 5,119 160.0 Fewest Plays Game ...... 6 (2r/4p), Jonathan Beasley vs. Oklahoma State, 10/23/99 Game...... 34, vs. Iowa State, 11/15/47 Season ...... 39 (15r/24p), Ell Roberson (2003) Season...... 462 (1947 - 10 games) Career...... 77 (40r/37p) Ell Roberson (2000-2003)  ANNUAL LEADERS  Year Name Rush Pass Tot Most Yards YARDAGE 1948 Gerald Hackney ...... 598 12 610 Game ...... 658, vs. North Texas, 9/24/05 Game 1949 Hi Faubion ...... 605 76 681 Season ...... 6,615 (2003 - 15 games) Rk Player, Game Yds 1950 Frank Hooper...... 21 709 730 1. Michael Bishop vs. La.-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 475 1951 Lane Brown ...... 4 500 504 Fewest Yards (34 rushing, 441 passing) 1952 Carl Albacker ...... -120 559 439 Game ...... 16, vs. Colorado, 10/24/92 2. Chad May at Nebraska, 10/16/93 ...... 461 1953 Veryl Switzer...... 558 27 585 Season ...... 1,329 (1961 - 10 games) (-28 rushing, 489 passing) 1954 Corky Taylor ...... 529 0 529 3. Michael Bishop vs. Nebraska, 11/14/98 ...... 446 1955 Doug Roether ...... 272 0 272 (140 rushing, 306 passing) 1956 Keith Wilson...... 341 216 557 Most Yards Per Game 1957 Ralph Pfeifer ...... 468 0 468 Season ...... 478.4 (1998 - 12 games) 4. Michael Bishop vs. Texas A&M, 12/5/98...... 442 (101 rushing, 341 passing) 1958 Les Krull ...... -43 661 618 5. Lynn Dickey vs. Missouri, 11/1/69...... 411 1959 John Solmos...... 27 585 612 Fewest Yards Per Game (17 rushing, 394 passing) 1960 John Solmos...... 102 378 480 Season ...... 132.9 (1961 - 10 games) 6. Ell Roberson vs. Nebraska, 11/15/2003...... 403 1961 Joel Searles ...... 252 0 252 (90 rushing, 313 passing) 1962 Larry Corrigan ...... 115 441 556 Most Yards Per Play 7. Lynn Dickey vs. Colorado, 11/22/69...... 395 1963 Larry Corrigan ...... 634 215 849 1964 Jerry Condit ...... 450 0 450 Season...... 6.47, 1998 (887 plays for 5,741 yards) (-44 rushing, 439 passing) 8. Ell Roberson vs. Oklahoma St., 10/11/2003 ...... 393 1965 Vic Castillo...... -47 734 687 1966 Cornelius Davis...... 1,028 0 1,028 Team Single-Game Highs (61 rushing, 332 passing) 9. Michael Bishop vs. Syracuse, 12/31/97 ...... 390 1967 Bill Nossek...... -395 1,220 825 Rk Game Yds (73 rushing, 317 passing) 1968 Lynn Dickey...... -154 1,569 1,415 1. vs. North Texas, 9/24/05 ...... 658 10. Jonathan Beasley vs. Okla. St., 10/23/99...... 379 1969 Lynn Dickey...... -120 2,476 2,356 2. vs. Bowling Green, 9/27/97 ...... 638 (68 rushing, 311 passing) 1970 Lynn Dickey...... -155 2,163 2,008 3. vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 607 1971 Dennis Morrison ...... 53 1,780 1,833 4. vs. Akron, 9/23/95 ...... 590 1972 Dennis Morrison...... -50 1,596 1,546 5. vs. Iowa State, 11/4/2000...... 583 Season 1973 Steve Grogan...... 372 1,050 1,422 6. vs. South Dakota, 9/18/82...... 574 Rk Player, Year Rush Pass Tot 1974 Steve Grogan ...... 214 834 1,048 7. vs. Iowa State, 10/24/98...... 573 1. Michael Bishop, 1998...... 748 2,844 3,592 1975 Joe Hatcher...... 46 432 478 8. at Kansas, 10/31/98...... 566 2. Ell Roberson, 2003 ...... 975 2,545 3,520 1976 Wendell Henrikson...... -142 1,066 924 9. vs. Indiana State, 9/7/96...... 565 3. Jonathan Beasley, 2000 ...... 499 2,636 3,135 1977 Wendell Henrikson...... -97 882 785 vs. Nebraska, 10/16/93...... 565 4. Ell Roberson, 2002 ...... 1,032 1,580 2,612 1978 Dan Manucci...... -4 1,808 1,804 5. Chad May, 1993 ...... -190 2,682 2,492 1979 Darrell Dickey ...... 25 895 920 Team Single-Season Highs 6. Chad May, 1994 ...... -172 2,571 2,399 1980 Darrell Dickey...... 108 1,004 1,112 Plays Yards Per Game 7. Matt Miller, 1995 ...... 309 2,059 2,368 1981 Darrell Dickey...... 246 974 1,220 1. 2006 ...... 1,059 1. 1998 ...... 478.4 8. Lynn Dickey, 1969 ...... -120 2,476 2,356 1982 Darrell Dickey ...... 49 1,225 1,274 2. 2000 ...... 933 2. 2003 ...... 441.0 9. Paul Watson, 1991 ...... 42 2,312 2,354 1983 Stan Weber ...... 279 672 951 3. 1971 ...... 894 3. 2002 ...... 423.0 10. Carl Straw, 1990...... 45 2,156 2,201 1984 Stan Weber...... 406 602 1,008 4. 1998 ...... 887 4. 2000 ...... 410.0 1985 John Welch...... -85 659 574 5. 2002 ...... 878 5. 1995 ...... 401.7 Career 1986 Randy Williams ...... -28 1,069 1,041 6. 2001 ...... 856 6. 2001 ...... 393.8 Rk Player, Years Rush Pass Tot 1987 Gary Swim...... -116 1,304 1,188 7. 1970 ...... 848 7. 1969 ...... 389.6 1. Ell Roberson, 2000-03...... 2,818 5,099 7,917 1988 Carl Straw...... -194 1,947 1,753 8. 1969 ...... 825 8. 1991 ...... 384.6 2. Lynn Dickey, 1968-70 ...... -429 6,208 5,779 1989 Carl Straw ...... 52 1,095 1,147 9. 1982 ...... 817 9. 1999 ...... 374.7 3. Michael Bishop, 1997-98...... 1,314 4,401 5,715 1990 Carl Straw ...... 45 2,156 2,201 10. 1974 ...... 814 10. 1997 ...... 372.4 4. Jonathan Beasley, 1996-97, 99-00 ...... 965 4,642 5,607 1991 Paul Watson ...... 42 2,312 2,354 5. Carl Straw, 1987-90...... -104 5,223 5,119 1992 Jason Smargiasso ...... 2 990 992 Yards Touchdowns 6. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004 ...... 4,979 -- 4,979 1993 Chad May...... -190 2,682 2,492 1. 2003 ...... 6,615 1. 2003 ...... 73 7. Chad May, 1993-94...... -362 5,253 4,891 1994 Chad May...... -172 2,571 2,399 2. 1998 ...... 5,741 2. 2002 ...... 67 8. Darrell Dickey, 1979-82 ...... 428 4,098 4,526 1995 Matt Miller ...... 309 2,059 2,368 3. 2002 ...... 5,499 3. 1998 ...... 65 9. Paul Watson, 1988-91 ...... 91 3,963 4,054 1996 Brian Kavanagh...... -170 1,893 1,723 4. 2000 ...... 5,330 4. 2000 ...... 61 10. Dennis Morrison, 1970-72 ...... 2 3,428 3,430 1997 Michael Bishop...... 556 1,557 2,123 5. 19995 ...... 4,419 5. 1995 ...... 49 1998 Michael Bishop...... 748 2,844 3,592 6. 2001 ...... 4,332 6. 1999 ...... 45 1999 Jonathan Beasley ...... 227 1,805 2,032 7. 1991 ...... 4,231 7. 1997 ...... 43  YARDS PER GAME 2000 Jonathan Beasley ...... 499 2,636 3,135 8. 1999 ...... 4,122 1969 ...... 43 2001 Ell Roberson...... 643 855 1,498 9. 2006 ...... 4,098 9. 2001 ...... 42 Season 2002 Ell Roberson ...... 1,032 1,580 2,612 10. 1997 ...... 4,096 1996 ...... 42 Rk Player, Year Gms Yds YPG 2003 Ell Roberson...... 975 2,545 3,520 1. Michael Bishop, 1998...... 12 3,592 299.3 2004 Dylan Meier ...... 232 1,436 1,668 2. Ell Roberson, 2003 ...... 13 3,520 270.8 2005 Allan Evridge ...... 203 1365 1,568  INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 3. Jonathan Beasley, 2000 ...... 13 3,135 241.2 2006 Josh Freeman ...... -21 1780 1,759 Most Plays 4. Lynn Dickey, 1969...... 10 2,356 235.6 5. Chad May, 1993 ...... 11 2,492 226.5 Game ...... 67, Ell Roberson vs. Ohio State, 1/2/2004 ...... 67, Lynn Dickey vs. Colorado, 11/22/69 Season ...... 521, Ell Roberson (2003) Career...... 1,232, Ell Roberson (2000-2003)

140 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS All-Purpose Yardage  Career INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Rk Player, Years Gms Yds YPG Most Yards 1. Mack Herron, 1968-69 ...... 19 3,150 165.8 Game ...... 351, Darren Sproles vs. La.-Lafayette, 9/18/2004 2. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004...... 45 6,812 151.4 Season ...... 2,735, Darren Sproles (2003) 3. Henry Hawthorne, 1969-70...... 21 2,230 106.2 Career...... 6,812, Darren Sproles (2001-2004) 4. Quincy Morgan, 1999-2000 ...... 24 2,388 99.5 5. Issac Jackson, 1971-73 ...... 33 3,137 95.1 Most Yards Per Play Game (min. 10 plays)...... 27.0, Andre Coleman vs. Missouri, 11/13/93  CAREER 2,000 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS ...... (10 plays, 270 yards) Rk Player, Years Tot Season (min. 50 plays)...... 22.0, Eugene Goodlow, 1978 1. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004 ...... 6,812 ...... (55 plays, 1,208 yards) 2. Aaron Lockett, 1998-2001 ...... 4,023 Career (min. 175 plays) ...... 18.2, Andre Coleman, 1990-93 3. Andre Coleman, 1990-93 ...... 3,443 ...... (189 plays, 3,443 yards) 4. J.J. Smith, 1991-94 ...... 3,161 5. Mack Herron, 1968-69 ...... 3,150 Most Yards Per Game 6. Isaac Jackson, 1971-73 ...... 3,137 Season: ...... 187.9, Darren Sproles (2004) 7. Kevin Lockett, 1993-96 ...... 3,046 ...... (11 games, 2,067 yards) 8. Eric Hickson, 1994-98 ...... 3,025 Career: ...... 165.8, Mack Herron (1968-69) 9. Michael Smith, 1988-91...... 3,003 ...... (19 games, 3,150 yards) 10. Mike Lawrence, 1994-97 ...... 2,984 11. David Allen, 1997-2000 ...... 2,840 12. Ell Roberson, 2000-2003 ...... 2,818  YARDAGE 13. Eric Gallon, 1989, 91-92 ...... 2,476 14. Mitch Running, 1992-95...... 2,472 Game 15. Jermaine Moreira, 2003-2006 ...... 2,421 Rk Player, Game Rush Rec PRet KRet Total 16. Quincy Morgan, 1999-2000 ...... 2,388 1. Darren Sproles vs. La.-Lafayette, 9/18/2004 ...... 292 6 25 28 351 17. Yamon Figurs, 2004-2006 ...... 2,275 2. Darren Sproles vs. Oklahoma, 12/6/2003...... 235 88 -1 23 345 18. Henry Hawthorne, 1969-70...... 2,230 3. Mack Herron vs. Colorado, 11/22/69 ...... 21 171 27 102 321 19. Cornelius Davis, 1966-68...... 2,209 4. Darren Sproles vs. Baylor, 11/1/2003...... 155 7 20 126 308 20. Josh Scobey, 2000-2001...... 2,117 5. Leon Patton vs. Oklahoma State, 10/7/2006...... 151 33 0 117 301 J.J. Smith vs. Rice, 9/17/94 ...... 114 46 0 141 301  7. Darren Sproles vs. Missouri, 11/15/2003...... 273 12 8 0 293 ANNUAL LEADERS 8. Tony Jordan vs. Iowa State, 11/15/86...... 218 74 0 0 292 Year Player Plays Yds Avg 9. Henry Hawthorne vs. Colorado, 10/3/70...... 128 96 0 67 291 1968 Mack Herron...... 141 1,603 11.4 10. Andre Coleman vs. Missouri, 11/13/93...... 0 112 122 36 270 1969 Mack Herron...... 202 1,547 7.7 1970 Henry Hawthorne...... 158 1,648 10.4 Season 1971 Bill Butler...... 220 1,007 4.6 1972 Don Calhoun...... 162 974 6.0 Rk Player, Year Rush Rec PRet KRet Total 1973 Isaac Jackson...... 252 1,513 6.0 1. Darren Sproles, 2003 ...... 1,986 287 190 272 2,735 1974 Roscoe Scoby...... 82 415 5.1 2. Darren Sproles, 2004 ...... 1,318 223 34 492 2,067 1975 Mike Harris...... 62 574 9.3 3. Darren Sproles, 2002 ...... 1,465 99 154 82 1,800 1976 Tony Brown...... 139 527 3.8 4. Henry Hawthorne, 1970 ...... 399 501 116 632 1,648 1977 Mack Green ...... 217 980 4.5 5. J.J. Smith, 1994 ...... 1,073 275 0 296 1,644 1978 Eugene Goodlow ...... 55 1,208 22.0 6. Mack Herron, 1968 ...... 309 592 119 583 1,603 1979 L.J. Brown...... 168 813 4.8 7. Andre Coleman, 1993...... 24 761 362 434 1,581 1980 L.J. Brown...... 184 715 3.9 8. Mack Herron, 1969 ...... 506 652 56 333 1,547 1981 Kilisimasi Toluao...... 125 637 5.1 9. Isaac Jackson, 1973 ...... 1,137 68 26 282 1,513 1982 Mike Wallace...... 39 728 18.7 10. Aaron Lockett, 2000...... 62 584 501 312 1,459 1983 Greg Dafeforde...... 163 801 4.9 1984 James Witherspoon ...... 63 459 7.3 Career 1985 Gerald Alphin ...... 34 524 15.4 Rk Player, Years Rush Rec PRet KRet Total 1986 Tony Jordan...... 218 939 4.3 1. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004...... 4,979 609 378 846 6,812 1987 Tony Jordan ...... 192 828 4.3 2. Aaron Lockett, 1998-01 ...... 69 2,400 845 709 4,023 1988 Greg Washington ...... 71 930 13.1 3. Andre Coleman, 1990-93 ...... 67 1,556 362 1,458 3,443 1989 Michael Smith ...... 84 947 11.3 1990 Michael Smith ...... 64 944 14.8 4. J.J. Smith, 1991-94...... 2,210 546 0 405 3,161 1991 Eric Gallon ...... 245 1,349 5.5 5. Mack Herron, 1968-69...... 815 1,244 175 916 3,150 1992 Gerald Benton...... 84 1,083 12.9 6. Isaac Jackson, 1971-73 ...... 2,182 229 74 652 3,137 1993 Andre Coleman...... 87 1,581 18.2 7. Kevin Lockett, 1993-96 ...... 0 3,032 -2 16 3,046 1994 J.J. Smith ...... 282 1,644 5.8 8. Eric Hickson, 1994-98...... 2,537 405 0 83 3,025 1995 Mitch Running...... 86 1,154 13.4 9. Michael Smith, 1988-91...... 17 2,457 529 0 3,003 1996 Mike Lawrence ...... 240 1,321 5.5 10. Mike Lawrence, 1994-97...... 2,265 246 38 435 2,984 1997 Eric Hickson ...... 179 944 5.3 1998 Darnell McDonald...... 75 1,092 14.6 1999 Quincy Morgan ...... 45 1,051 23.4  YARDS PER GAME 2000 Aaron Lockett...... 79 1,459 18.5 2001 Josh Scobey ...... 253 1,370 5.4 Season 2002 Darren Sproles ...... 265 1,800 6.8 Rk Player, Year Gms Yds YPG 2003 Darren Sproles ...... 360 2,735 7.6 1. Darren Sproles, 2004 ...... 11 2,067 187.9 2004 Darren Sproles ...... 303 2,067 6.8 2. Darren Sproles, 2003 ...... 15 2,735 182.3 2005 Jermaine Moreira ...... 64 889 13.8 3. Mack Herron, 1969...... 9 1,547 171.9 2006 Leon Patton ...... 128 1,056 8.3 4. Mack Herron, 1968...... 10 1,603 160.3 5. Henry Hawthorne, 1970 ...... 11 1,648 149.8

THE POWER OF ONE | 141 RECORDS Scoring  Most Extra-Point Kicks Made  TEAM RECORDS Game ...... 9, vs. Missouri, 11/20/99 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Points Season...... 70 (1998 - 12 games) Most Points Quarter ...... 35, vs. Missouri (1st Quarter), 11/20/99 ...... 67 (2003 - 15 games) Game ...... 30, Jonathan Beasley vs. North Texas, 9/23/2000 ...... 34, vs. Ball State (1st Quarter), 9/16/2000 ...... 65 (2002 - 13 games) Season...... 135, Martin Gramatica (1998) ...... 34, vs. Northern Illinois (2nd Quarter), 9/12/98 ...... 48 (1999 - 11 games) Career...... 349, Martin Gramatica (1994-95, 97-98) Half ...... 59, vs. Northern Illinois (1st Half), 9/12/98 Game ...... 76, vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 Fewest Extra-Point Kicks Made Most Touchdowns Season...... 582 (2002 - 13 games) Game ...... 0, many times Game ...... 5, Jonathan Beasley vs. North Texas, 9/23/2000 ...... 576 (1998 - 12 games) ...... Last time: vs. Nebraska, 10/14/2006 Season ...... 21, Mack Herron (1969) ...... 433 (1999 - 11 games) Season...... 3 (1962 - 10 games) Career ...... 48, Darren Sproles (2001-2004) Fewest Points Most Extra-Point Kick Attempts Most Extra-Point Kicks Made Game ...... 0, many times Game ...... 10, vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/7/2002 Game...... 9, Jamie Rheem vs. Missouri, 10/20/99 ...... Last time: at Colorado, 11/16/96 ...... 10, vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 ...... 9, Martin Gramatica vs. Indiana State, 9/5/98 Season...... 39 (1962 - 10 games) Season...... 74 (2002 - 13 games) Season...... 69, Martin Gramatica (1998) ...... 71 (1998 - 12 games) Career...... 187, Martin Gramatica (1994-95, 97-98) Most Points Per Game ...... 50 (1999 - 11 games) Season ...... 48.0 (1998 - 12 games) Most Extra-Point Attempts ...... 44.8 (2002 - 13 games) Fewest Extra-Point Kick Attempts Game...... 9, Jamie Rheem vs. Missouri, 10/20/99 Game ...... 0, many times ...... 9, Martin Gramatica vs. Indiana State, 9/5/98 Fewest Points Per Game ...... Last time: vs. Nebraska, 10/14/2006 Season...... 69, Martin Gramatica (1998) Season ...... 3.9 (1962 - 10 games) Season ...... n/a Career...... 192, Martin Gramatica (1994-95, 97-98) Team Single-Game Most Points Best Extra-Point Kick Percentage Best Extra-Point Kick Percentage Rk Game Pts Season ...... 1.000 (2006 - 12 games) Game ...... 1.000, Jamie Rheem vs. Missouri, 10/20/99 (9-for-9) 1. vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 ...... 76 ...... (33-for-33) ...... 1.000, Martin Gramatica vs. Indiana State, 9/5/98 (9-for-9) 2. vs. Drury, 10/17/1910...... 75 ...... 1.000 (1996 - 11 games) Season...... 1.000, Martin Gramatica, 1998 (69-for-69) 3. vs. Northern Illinois, 9/12/98 ...... 73 ...... (43-for-43) ...... 1.000, Jamie Rheem, 1996 (43-for-43) 4. vs. Wichita State, 11/20/1909...... 71 ...... 1.000, Jeff Snodgrass, 2006 (32-for-32) 5. vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/7/2002 ...... 68 Most Two-Point Conversions ...... 1.000, Steve Willis, 1984 (21-for-21) 6. vs. Akron, 9/23/95 ...... 67 Game ...... 2, vs. Oklahoma, 11/11/89 ...... 1.000, Steve Willis, 1982 (21-for-21) 7. vs. Missouri, 11/20/99 ...... 66 ...... 2, vs. Iowa State, 10/21/72 ...... 1.000, Bill Sinovic, 1976 (20-for-20) vs. Indiana State, 9/5/98...... 66 Season...... 6 (1989 - 11 games) Career ...... 978, Jamie Rheem (1996-97, 99-00) 9. at Kansas, 11/2/2002...... 64 ...... (135-for-138) vs. New Mexico State, 9/22/2001 ...... 64 Most Field Goals Made ...... 974, Martin Gramatica (1994-95, 97-98) ...... (187-for-192) Game...... 5, vs. Texas, 10/2/99 ...... 974, Steve Willis (1981-84) Other Times Hitting 60 or More Points Season...... 22 (1998 - 12 games) ...... (76-for-78) Rk Game Pts ...... 19 (1999 - 11 games) 11. vs. Eastern Illinois, 9/14/2002 ...... 63 ...... 19 (1997 - 11 games) 12. vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 62 Consecutive Extra Points Made 13. vs. Washington U. (St. Louis), 10/20/17...... 61 Fewest Field Goals Made Season...... 69, Martin Gramatica (1998) 14. vs. Southwestern, 10/23/1909 ...... 60 Career ...... 82, Martin Gramatica (1997-98) Game ...... 0, many times vs. Haskell Institute, 11/17/1905 ...... 60 ...... Last time: vs. Missouri, 10/21/2006 Season...... 0, many times Two-Point Conversions Made Team Single-Season Points Per Game ...... Last time: 1962 - 10 games Game ...... 1, many times Rk Year Gm Pts PPG ...... Last time: Rashaad Norwood vs. Illinois State, 9/2/2006 1. 1998 ...... 12 576 48.0 Most Field Goal Attempts Season...... 3, Al Jones (1989) 2. 2002 ...... 13 582 44.8 Career ...... 4, Ell Roberson (2000-2003) Game ...... 6, vs. Kansas, 10/31/98 3. 2000 ...... 13 514 39.5 ...... 4, John Liebe (1976-77, 79-80) Season...... 31 (1998 - 12 games) 4. 1999 ...... 11 433 39.4 ...... 24 (1999 - 11 games) 5. 2003 ...... 15 549 36.6 Most Defensive Extra-Points (NCAA Rule Began in 1988) 6. 1995 ...... 11 386 35.1 Game ...... 1, three times 7. 1997 ...... 12 362 32.9 Fewest Field Goal Attempts ...... Terence Newman vs. USC, 9/21/2002 8. 1969 ...... 10 319 31.9 Game ...... 0, many times ...... (90-yard blocked kick return) 9. 2001 ...... 12 327 29.7 ...... Last time: vs. Missouri, 10/21/2006 ...... Chris Canty vs. Oklahoma, 10/29/94 10. 1996 ...... 12 319 29.0 Season...... 5 (1972 - 11 games) ...... (98-yard interception return) ...... William Price vs. Indiana State, 9/7/91 Most Touchdowns Best Field Goal Percentage ...... (100-yard interception return) Game ...... 11, vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 Game (min. 5 attempts) ...... 1.000, vs. Texas, 10/2/99 Season...... 79 (2002 - 13 games) ...... (5-for-5) Most Field Goals ...... 54 (1999 - 11 games) Season (min. 20 attempts) ...... 950 (1997 - 11 games) Game ...... 5, Jamie Rheem vs. Texas, 10/2/99 ...... (19-for-20) Season...... 22, Martin Gramatica (1998) Fewest Touchdowns Career...... 54, Martin Gramatica (1994-95, 97-98) Game ...... 0, many times Lowest Field Goal Percentage ...... Last time: vs. Nebraska, 10/14/2006 Game ...... n/a Most Field Goal Attempts Season...... 6 (1962 - 10 games) Season ...... 125 (1978 - 11 games) Game...... 6, Martin Gramatica vs. Kansas, 10/31/98 ...... (1-for-8) Season...... 31, Martin Gramatica (1998) Career...... 70, Martin Gramatica (1994-95, 97-98)

142 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

Highest Field Goal Percentage Sophomore Rk Player, Year Pts  Game ...... 1.000, many times EXTRA POINT KICKS MADE 1. Darren Sproles, 2002...... 104 ...... Best perfect game: Jamie Rheem (5-for-5 vs. Texas, 10/2/99) 2. Martin Gramatica, 1995 ...... 64 Game Season ...... 950, Martin Gramatica (1997) 3. Steve Willis, 1982 ...... 60 Rk Player, Game XP XPA ...... (19-for-20) 4. Ell Roberson, 2001 ...... 56 1. Jamie Rheem vs. Missouri, 11/20/99...... 9 9 Career ...... 796, Jamie Rheem (1996-97, 99-00) 5. Jordy Nelson, 2005 ...... 54 Martin Gramatica vs. Indiana St., 9/5/98 ...... 9 9 ...... (39-for-49) 3. Joe Rheem vs. Kansas, 11/2/02...... 8 8 Freshman Jamie Rheem vs. Iowa State, 11/4/2000 ...... 8 8 Consecutive Field Goals Made Rk Player, Year Pts Jamie Rheem vs. Indiana State, 9/7/96 ...... 8 8 Season ...... 15, Jamie Rheem (10/2/99 - 11/13/99) 1. Martin Gramatica, 1994 ...... 56 6. Joe Rheem vs. McNeese St., 9/15/03 ...... 7 7 Career ...... 15, Jamie Rheem (1996-97, 99-00) 2. Jamie Rheem, 1996...... 55 Joe Rheem vs. Nebraska, 11/16/02 ...... 7 7 ...... (10/2/99 - 11/13/99) 3. Tate Wright, 1990 ...... 53 Jamie Rheem vs. No. Texas, 9/23/2000 ...... 7 7 4. Leon Patton, 2006 ...... 42 Martin Gramatica vs. No. Illinois, 9/12/98 ...... 7 7 Most Kick Scoring 5. Aaron Lockett, 1998 ...... 36 Martin Gramatica vs. Bowl. Green, 9/27/97 ...... 7 7 Martin Gramatica vs. Oklahoma, 11/4/95...... 7 7 Game...... 18, Martin Gramatica vs. Kansas, 10/31/98 Career Martin Gramatica vs. Iowa St., 11/11/95 ...... 7 7 Season...... 135, Martin Gramatica (1998) Rk Player, Year Pts Ross Estes vs. Baker, 9/16/50 ...... 7 – Career...... 349, Martin Gramatica (1994-95, 97-98) 1. Martin Gramatica, 1994-95, 97-98 ...... 349 Ross Estes vs. Fort Hays State, 9/24/49 ...... 7 – (54/70 FG, 187/192 XP)  POINTS 2. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004 ...... 292 Season (2 2XP, 48 TDs) Rk Player, Year XP XPA Game 3. Joe Rheem, 2001-2004 ...... 291 1. Martin Gramatica, 1998...... 69 69 Rk Player, Game Pts (38/50 FG, 173/183 XP) 2. Joe Rheem, 2003...... 67 68 1. Jonathan Beasley vs. North Texas, 9/23/2000 ...... 30 4. Jamie Rheem, 1996-97, 99-00 ...... 252 3. Joe Rheem, 2002...... 53 58 (5 TDs) (39/49 FG, 135/138 XP) 4. Jamie Rheem, 2000...... 49 50 2. Ralph Graham vs. Kansas Wesleyan, 10/7/32...... 28 5. Ell Roberson, 2000-2003...... 248 5. Jamie Rheem, 1996...... 43 43 (4 TDs/4 extra points) (4 2XP, 40 TDs) Martin Gramatica, 1995...... 43 46 3. Allen Webb vs. Nebraska, 10/23/04...... 24 6. Tate Wright, 1990-93 ...... 196 7. Jamie Rheem, 1999...... 41 43 (4 TDs) (31/51 FG, 103/113 XP) 8. Martin Gramatica, 1994...... 38 39 Josh Scobey vs. New Mexico State, 9/22/2001 ...... 24 Ralph Graham, 1931-33 ...... 196 9. Joe Rheem, 2004...... 37 38 (4 TDs) (13 XP, 31 TDs) Martin Gramatica, 1997...... 37 38 Josh Scobey vs. Iowa State, 11/4/2000 ...... 24 8. Mack Herron, 1968-69...... 188 (4 TDs) (1 2XP, 31 TDs) Career Jonathan Beasley vs. Kansas, 10/7/2000...... 24 9. Steve Willis, 1981-84...... 187 Rk Player, Years XP XPA (4 TDs) (37/58 FG, 76/78 XP) 1. Martin Gramatica, 1994-95, 97-98 ...... 187 192 Pat Jackson vs. New Mexico State, 9/15/90 ...... 24 10. Josh Scobey, 2000-01 ...... 186 2. Joe Rheem, 2001-2004 ...... 177 187 (4 TDs) (31 TDs) 3. Jamie Rheem, 1996-97, 99-00...... 135 138 Bill Butler vs. Oklahoma, 10/23/71 ...... 24 4. Tate Wright, 1990-93 ...... 103 113 (4 TDs)  5. Steve Willis, 1981-84...... 76 78 Mack Herron vs. Missouri, 11/1/69 ...... 24 TOUCHDOWNS 6. Max Arreguin, 1968-70 ...... 64 72 (4 TDs) Game 7. Jeff Snodgrass, 2004-2006 ...... 53 55 Ralph Graham vs. KSTC-Emporia, 9/30/33 ...... 24 Rk Player, Game TDs 8. Mark Porter, 1985-88...... 47 53 (4 TDs) 1. Jonathan Beasley vs. North Texas, 9/23/2000 ...... 5 9. Ross Estes, 1949-50 ...... 37 45 Ralph Graham vs. Wichita State, 9/24/31...... 24 2. Allen Webb vs. Nebraska, 10/23/2004...... 4 10. Keith Brumley, 1972-73 ...... 35 35 (4 TDs) Josh Scobey vs. New Mexico State, 9/22/2001 ...... 4 Josh Scobey vs. Iowa State, 11/4/2000 ...... 4 Season Jonathan Beasley vs. Kansas, 10/7/2000...... 4  EXTRA POINT KICKS ATTEMPTS Rk Player, Year TD FG XP Pts Pat Jackson vs. New Mexico State, 9/15/90 ...... 4 Game 1. Martin Gramatica, 1998...... – 22/31 69/69 135 Bill Butler vs. Oklahoma, 10/23/71 ...... 4 Rk Player, Game XP XPA 2. Mack Herron, 1969 ...... 21 – – 126 Mack Herron vs. Missouri, 11/1/69 ...... 4 1. Jamie Rheem vs. Missouri, 11/20/99...... 9 9 3. Darren Sproles, 2003...... 19 – – 114 Ralph Graham vs. KSTC-Emporia, 9/30/33 ...... 4 Martin Gramatica vs. Indiana St., 9/5/98 ...... 9 9 4. Darren Sproles, 2002...... 17 – 1/1 104 Ralph Graham vs. Kansas Wesleyan, 10/7/32...... 4 3. Joe Rheem vs. Kansas, 11/2/02...... 8 8 Jonathan Beasley, 2000...... 17 – 1/1 104 Ralph Graham vs. Wichita State, 9/24/31...... 4 Jamie Rheem vs. Iowa State, 11/4/2000 ...... 8 8 6. Joe Rheem, 2003 ...... 0 12/17 67/68 103 Jamie Rheem vs. Indiana State, 9/7/96 ...... 8 8 7. Jamie Rheem, 2000 ...... – 17/20 49/50 100 Season 6. Joe Rheem vs. McNeese St., 9/15/03 ...... 7 7 8. Ell Roberson, 2002 ...... 16 – 1/3 98 Joe Rheem vs. Nebraska, 11/16/2002 ...... 7 7 9. Josh Scobey, 2000...... 16 – – 96 Rk Player, Year TDrn TDrc TDrt Tot Jamie Rheem vs. No. Texas, 9/23/2000 ...... 7 7 Bill Butler, 1971 ...... 16 – – 96 1. Mack Herron, 1969...... 20 1 – 21 2. Darren Sproles, 2003 ...... 16 2 1 19 Martin Gramatica vs. No. Illinois, 9/12/98 ...... 7 7 3. Darren Sproles, 2002 ...... 17 – – 17 Martin Gramatica vs. Bowl. Green, 9/27/97 ...... 7 7 Season By Class Jonathan Beasley, 2000 ...... 17 – – 17 Martin Gramatica vs. Oklahoma, 11/4/95...... 7 7 Senior 5. Ell Roberson, 2002 ...... 16 – – 16 Martin Gramatica vs. Iowa St., 11/11/95 ...... 7 7 Rk Player, Year Pts Josh Scobey, 2000 ...... 16 – – 16 Ross Estes vs. Baker, 9/16/50 ...... 7 – 1. Martin Gramatica, 1998...... 135 Bill Butler, 1971 ...... 14 2 – 16 Ross Estes vs. Fort Hays State, 9/24/49 ...... 7 – 2. Mack Herron, 1969 ...... 126 8. Ell Roberson, 2003 ...... 15 – – 15 3. Jonathan Beasley, 2000...... 104 Josh Scobey, 2001 ...... 15 – – 15 Season 4. Jamie Rheem, 2000...... 100 10. Quincy Morgan, 2000 ...... – 14 – 14 Rk Player, Year XP XPA 5. Bill Butler, 1971 ...... 96 Michael Bishop, 1998...... 14 – – 14 1. Martin Gramatica, 1998...... 69 69 2. Joe Rheem, 2003...... 67 68 Junior Career 3. Joe Rheem, 2002...... 53 58 Rk Player, Year Pts Rk Player, Years TDrn TDrc TDrt Tot 4. Jamie Rheem, 2000...... 49 50 1. Darren Sproles, 2003...... 114 1. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004...... 45 2 1 48 5. Jamie Rheem, 1996...... 43 43 2. Joe Rheem, 2003...... 103 2. Ell Roberson, 2000-2003 ...... 40 – – 40 Martin Gramatica, 1995...... 43 46 3. Ell Roberson, 2002 ...... 98 3. Josh Scobey, 2000-2001...... 31 – – 31 7. Jamie Rheem, 1999...... 41 43 4. Josh Scobey, 2000...... 96 Mack Herron, 1968-69 ...... 23 5 3 31 8. Martin Gramatica, 1994...... 38 39 5. Jamie Rheem, 1999...... 95 5. Eric Hickson, 1994-95, 97-98 ...... 26 2 – 28 9. Joe Rheem, 2004...... 37 38 6. Jonathan Beasley, 1996-97, 99-00 ...... 26 – – 26 Martin Gramatica, 1997...... 37 38 Kevin Lockett, 1993-96 ...... – 26 – 26 8. J.J. Smith, 1991-94...... 22 3 – 25 9. Quincy Morgan, 1999-2000 ...... – 23 – 23 Michael Bishop, 1997-98 ...... 23 – – 23

THE POWER OF ONE | 143 RECORDS

Career   Rk Player, Years XP XPA FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS KICK SCORING 1. Martin Gramatica, 1994-95, 97-98 ...... 187 192 Game Game 2. Joe Rheem, 2001-2004 ...... 177 187 Rk Player, Game FG FGA Rk Player, Game Pts 3. Jamie Rheem, 1996-97, 99-00...... 135 138 1. Martin Gramatica vs. Kansas, 10/31/98...... 4 6 1. Martin Gramatica vs. Kansas, 10/31/98...... 18 4. Tate Wright, 1990-93 ...... 103 113 2. Jamie Rheem vs. Texas, 10/2/99 ...... 5 5 (4/6 FG, 6/6 XP) 5. Steve Willis, 1981-84...... 76 78 Martin Gramatica vs. Texas A&M, 12/5/98 ...... 4 5 2. Jamie Rheem vs. Texas, 10/2/99 ...... 17 6. Max Arreguin, 1968-70 ...... 64 72 Tate Wright vs. Oklahoma State, 11/23/91 ...... 3 5 (5/5 FG, 2/2 XP) 7. Jeff Snodgrass, 2004-2006 ...... 53 55 5. Several tied with ...... – 4 3. Joe Rheem vs. La.-Lafayette, 9/18/04 ...... 16 8. Mark Porter, 1985-88...... 47 53 Last time: Jeff Snodgrass vs. Illinois State, 9/2/2006 (3/4) (4/4 FG, 4/4 XP) 9. Ross Estes, 1949-50 ...... 37 45 Jamie Rheem vs. Utah State, 10/16/99 ...... 16 10. Keith Brumley, 1972-73 ...... 35 35 Season (4/4 FG, 4/4 XP) Martin Gramatica vs. No. Illinois, 9/12/98...... 16 Rk Player, Year FG FGA (3/3 FG, 7/7 XP)  1. Martin Gramatica, 1998...... 22 31 FIELD GOALS MADE Martin Gramatica vs. Bowling Green, 9/27/97 ...... 16 2. Jamie Rheem, 1999...... 18 21 (3/3 FG, 7/7 XP) Game 3. Jeff Snodgrass, 2006 ...... 17 24 Rk Player, Game FG FGA 4. Jamie Rheem, 2000...... 17 20 1. Jamie Rheem vs. Texas, 10/2/99 ...... 5 5 Martin Gramatica, 1997...... 19 20  (Made from 22, 23, 32, 27, 20) Steve Willis, 1982 ...... 13 20 ANNUAL SCORING LEADERS 2. Joe Rheem vs. La.-Lafayette, 9/18/2004 ...... 4 4 7. Joe Rheem, 2003...... 12 17 Year Name TD PAT FG Pts Jamie Rheem vs. Utah State, 10/16/99 ...... 4 4 8. Mark Porter, 1986 ...... 11 16 1948 Two with 18 points ...... - - - 18 Martin Gramatica vs. Texas A&M, 12/5/98 ...... 4 5 Keith Brumley, 1973 ...... 7 16 1949 Hi Faubion ...... 7 0 0 42 Martin Gramatica vs. Kansas, 10/31/98...... 4 6 Max Arreguin, 1969 ...... 8 16 1950 Ted Maupin...... 3 0 0 18 5. Several tied with ...... 3 3 1951 Lane Brown ...... 1 7 0 13 Last time: Jeff Snodgrass vs. Marshall, 9/16/2006 Career 1952 Jack McShulskis...... 3 0 0 18 1953 Veryl Switzer ...... 8 1 0 49 Rk Player, Years FG FGA 1954 Corky Taylor ...... 8 0 0 48 Season 1. Martin Gramatica, 1994-95, 97-98 ...... 54 70 1955 Ralph Pfeifer ...... 6 0 0 36 Rk Player, Year FG FGA 2. Steve Willis, 1981-84...... 37 58 1956 Gene Keady ...... 7 1 0 43 1. Martin Gramatica, 1998...... 22 31 3. Mark Porter, 1985-88...... 37 54 1957 Ralph Pfeifer ...... 4 0 0 24 2. Martin Gramatica, 1997...... 19 20 4. Tate Wright, 1990-93 ...... 31 51 1958 Ben Grosse ...... 3 8 5 41 3. Jamie Rheem, 1999...... 18 21 5. Joe Rheem, 2001-2004 ...... 38 50 1959 Dale Evans...... 4 0 0 24 4. Jeff Snodgrass, 2006 ...... 17 24 6. Jamie Rheem, 1996-97, 99-00...... 39 49 1960 Ron Blaylock ...... 2 9 1 24 Jamie Rheem, 2000...... 17 20 7. Jeff Snodgrass, 2004-2006...... 27 40 1961 Ron McDonald ...... 2 0 0 12 6. Joe Rheem, 2004...... 13 15 8. Max Arreguin, 1968-70 ...... 16 33 1962 Willis Crenshaw ...... 2 0 0 12 Steve Willis, 1982 ...... 13 20 9. Bill Sinovic, 1975-76 ...... 11 27 1963 Ralph McFillen...... 3 2 0 20 8. Joe Rheem, 2003...... 12 17 10. Keith Brumley, 1972-73 ...... 10 21 1964 Jerry Condit ...... 4 0 0 24 9. Mark Porter, 1988 ...... 11 15 1965 Henry Howard ...... 2 0 0 12 Mark Porter, 1986 ...... 11 16  1966 Cornelius Davis ...... 6 0 0 36 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1967 Cornelius Davis ...... 9 0 0 54 Career Season (Minimum 10 attempts) 1968 Mack Herron ...... 10 2 0 62 Rk Player, Years FG FGA Rk Player, Year FG FGA Pct 1969 Mack Herron ...... 21 0 0 126 1. Martin Gramatica, 1994-95, 97-98 ...... 54 70 1. Martin Gramatica, 1997 ...... 19 20 .950 1970 Henry Hawthorne ...... 9 0 0 54 2. Jamie Rheem, 1996-97, 99-00...... 39 49 2. Jamie Rheem, 1999 ...... 18 21 .857 1971 Bill Butler ...... 16 0 0 96 3. Joe Rheem, 2001-2004 ...... 38 50 3. Joe Rheem, 2004 ...... 13 15 .867 1972 Isaac Jackson ...... 6 2 0 38 4. Mark Porter, 1985-88...... 37 54 4. Jamie Rheem, 2000 ...... 17 20 .850 1973 Isaac Jackson...... 10 0 0 60 Steve Willis, 1981-84...... 37 58 5. Joe Rheem, 2002 ...... 9 12 .750 1974 David Cheves ...... 0 17 6 35 6. Tate Wright, 1990-93 ...... 31 51 1975 Bill Sinovic...... 0 9 6 27 7. Jeff Snodgrass, 2004-2006...... 27 40 1976 Tony Brown ...... 7 0 0 42 (Minimum 20 attempts) 8. Max Arreguin, 1968-70 ...... 16 33 Career 1977 ...... 3 2 0 20 9. Bill Sinovic, 1975-76 ...... 11 27 Rk Player, Years FG FGA Pct 1978 Roosevelt Duncan ...... 8 0 0 48 10. Keith Brumley, 1972-73 ...... 10 21 1. Jamie Rheem, 1996-97, 99-00 ...... 39 49 .796 1979 L.J. Brown ...... 5 0 0 30 2. Martin Gramatica, 1994-95, 97-98...... 54 70 .771 1980 L.J. Brown ...... 7 0 0 42 50-Yard Field Goals Made 3. Joe Rheem, 2001-2004 ...... 38 50 .760 1981 Mark Hundley...... 6 0 0 36 4. Mark Porter, 1985-88 ...... 37 54 .685 1982 Steve Willis ...... 0 21 13 60 Rk Player, Game Long 5. Jeff Snodgrass, 2004-2006 ...... 27 40 .675 1983 Steve Willis ...... 0 19 7 40 1. Martin Gramatica vs. No. Illinois, 9/12/98...... 65# 1984 Steve Willis ...... 0 21 10 51 2. Mark Porter vs. Nebraska, 10/22/88 ...... 61 1985 Mark Porter ...... 0 6 7 27 3. Bill Sinovic vs. Brigham Young, 9/11/76...... 58 1986 Mark Porter ...... 0 11 11 44 4. Jeff Snodgrass vs. North Texas, 9/24/2005...... 57 1987 Mark Porter ...... 0 13 8 37 Jamie Rheem vs. Utah State, 10/16/99 ...... 57 1988 Greg Washington ...... 9 0 0 54 6. Martin Gramatica vs. Indiana State, 9/5/98 ...... 55 1989 David Kruger ...... 0 5 7 26 Martin Gramatica vs. Ohio, 9/13/97...... 55 1990 Pat Jackson ...... 9 0 0 54 8. Jeff Snodgrass vs. Nebraska, 10/14/2006...... 53 1991 Eric Gallon...... 9 0 0 54 Mark Porter vs. Oklahoma, 10/15/88...... 53 1992 Jason Smargiasso ...... 8 0 0 48 Max Arreguin vs. Iowa State, 10/18/69 ...... 53 1993 J.J. Smith ...... 12 0 0 72 11. Jeff Snodgrass vs. Illinois State, 9/2/2006 ...... 52 1994 J.J. Smith ...... 11 0 0 66 Joe Rheem vs. Colorado, 11/13/2004 ...... 52 1995 Kevin Lockett ...... 13 0 0 78 Martin Gramatica vs. Colorado, 11/15/97 ...... 52 1996 Mike Lawrence ...... 10 0 0 60 Martin Gramatica vs. Ohio, 9/13/97...... 52 1997 Martin Gramatica...... 0 37 19 94 Steve Willis vs. Oklahoma State, 11/3/84...... 52 1998 Martin Gramatica...... 0 69 22 135 16. Jeff Snodgrass vs. Texas, 11/11/2006 ...... 51 1999 Jamie Rheem ...... 0 41 18 95 Jeff Snodgrass vs. Colorado, 10/29/2005 ...... 51 2000 Jonathan Beasley ...... 17 1 0 104 Joe Rheem vs. Iowa State, 11/20/2004 ...... 51 2001 Josh Scobey ...... 15 0 0 90 Jamie Rheem vs. Nebraska, 10/5/96 ...... 51 2002 Darren Sproles ...... 17 1 0 104 Mark Porter vs. Oklahoma State, 11/9/85...... 51 2003 Darren Sproles ...... 19 0 0 114 21. Tate Wright vs. Kansas, 10/9/93...... 50 2004 Joe Rheem...... 0 37 13 76 Mark Porter vs. Colorado, 11/22/86...... 50 2005 Jordy Nelson ...... 9 0 0 54 Max Arreguin vs. Nebraska, 11/9/68 ...... 50 2006 Jeff Snodgrass ...... 0 32 17 83 #Longest kick in NCAA history without use of tee

 Jeff Snodgrass hit three 50-yard field goals during the 2006 season.

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6. Troy Faunce, 1985 ...... 74 3,127 Career (min. 75 attempts)  Bill Sinovic, 1976...... 74 2,756 TEAM RECORDS Rk Player, Years Att Yds Avg. Joe Brandt, 1972...... 74 2,951 1. James Garcia, 1995-98...... 167 7,211 43.18 Most Punts Bob Ballard, 1965 ...... 74 2,927 2. Sean Snyder, 1991-92...... 135 5,800 42.96 Game ...... 16, many times 10. Don Birdsey, 1980 ...... 72 2,991 Season...... 84 (1992 - 11 games) 3. Doug Dusenbury, 1962-64 ...... 124 5,228 42.16 4. Bob Coble, 1966-68 ...... 209 8,770 41.96 Career 5. Tim Reyer, 2004- ...... 162 6,712 41.43 Fewest Punts Rk Player, Years Att Yds 6. Jared Brite, 2000-2003 ...... 90 3,710 41.22 Game ...... 0, vs. Kansas, 10/31/98 1. Don Birdsey, 1977-80 ...... 283 11,422 7. Troy Faunce, 1985-86 ...... 153 6,226 40.69 Season...... 31 (1998 - 12 games) 2. Scott Fulhage, 1981-84 ...... 254 10,284 8. Scott Fulhage, 1981-84...... 254 10,254 40.49 3. Bob Coble, 1966-68...... 209 8,770 9. Don Birdsey, 1977-80...... 283 11,422 40.36 Most Yards 4. James Garcia, 1995-98 ...... 167 7,211 10. Chris Cobb, 1989-90 ...... 133 5,200 39.10 Game...... Not available 5. Tim Reyer, 2004-...... 162 6,712 Season ...... 3,658 (1992 - 11 games) 6. Joe Brandt, 1970-72 ...... 159 6,097  ...... (84 punts) 7. Troy Faunce, 1985-86 ...... 153 6,226 ANNUAL LEADERS 8. Bill Sinovic, 1975-76 ...... 152 5,866 Year Player ATT YDS AVG Fewest Yards 9. Travis Brown, 1999-02...... 135 5,352 1948 Harold Bryan ...... 54 1,858 34.4 Sean Snyder, 1991-92 ...... 135 5,800 Game ...... 0, vs. Kansas, 10/31/98 1949 Galen Christiansen ...... 35 1,216 34.7 Season ...... 1,315 (1998 - 12 games) 1950 Ross Estes ...... 66 2,539 38.4 ...... (31 punts)  1951 George Carter...... 69 2,686 38.9 YARDAGE 1952 Bill Keeler ...... 41 1,549 37.7 Season 1953 Bernie Dudley...... 17 575 33.8 Highest Average 1954 Corky Taylor ...... 20 736 36.8 Rk Player, Year Att Yds Game ...... 60.3, vs. Texas, 9/19/98 1955 Bob Whitehead ...... 38 1,358 35.7 1. Sean Snyder, 1992 ...... 80 3,572 ...... (4 punts for 241 yards) 1956 Kenny Nesmith ...... 34 1,286 37.8 2. Don Birdsey, 1977 ...... 83 3,267 1957 Keith Wilson ...... 28 970 34.6 3. Bob Coble, 1968 ...... 77 3,251 1958 Terry Lee ...... 36 1,300 36.1 Highest Average Per Game 4. Troy Faunce, 1985 ...... 74 3,127 1959 John Solmes...... 23 890 38.7 Season ...... 43.7 (1997 - 11 games) 5. Bill Sinovic, 1975...... 78 3,110 1960 John Solmes...... 32 1,196 37.4 ...... (47 punts for 2,054 yards) 6. Troy Faunce, 1986 ...... 79 3,099 1961 John Drew ...... 58 1,962 33.8 7. Don Birdsey, 1980 ...... 72 2,991 1962 Bob Ballard ...... 58 2,005 34.6 Lowest Average Per Game 8. Joe Brandt, 1972...... 74 2,951 1963 Doug Dusenbury ...... 53 2,165 40.8 Season ...... 31.2 (1987 - 11 games) 9. Bob Ballard, 1965 ...... 74 2,927 1964 Doug Dusenbury ...... 61 2,646 43.4 ...... (74 punts for 2,309 yards) 10. Bob Coble, 1966 ...... 70 2,920 1965 Bob Ballard ...... 74 2,927 39.6 1966 Bob Coble ...... 70 2,920 41.7  Career 1967 Bob Coble ...... 62 2,599 41.9 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Rk Player, Years Att Yds 1968 Bob Coble ...... 77 3,251 42.2 Most Punts 1. Don Birdsey, 1977-80 ...... 283 11,422 1969 Don Payne ...... 57 2,223 39.0 2. Scott Fulhage, 1981-84 ...... 254 10,284 Game ...... 12, four times 1970 John Duckers ...... 43 1,574 36.6 3. Bob Coble, 1966-68...... 209 8,770 ...... Sean Snyder vs. Colorado, 10/24/92 1971 Joe Brandt ...... 60 2,321 36.7 4. James Garcia, 1995-98 ...... 167 7,211 ...... Bob Coble vs. Missouri, 10/26/68 1972 Joe Brandt ...... 74 2,951 39.9 5. Tim Reyer, 2004-...... 162 6,712 ...... John Drew vs. Missouri, 11/18/61 1973 Davie Spare ...... 55 2,002 36.4 6. Troy Faunce, 1985-86 ...... 153 6,226 ...... George Carter vs. Missouri, 11/17/51 1974 Davie Spare ...... 62 2,562 41.3 7. Joe Brandt, 1970-72 ...... 159 6,097 Season...... 83, Don Birdsey (1977) 1975 Bill Sinovic ...... 78 3,110 39.9 8. Bill Sinovic, 1975-76 ...... 152 5,866 Career...... 283, Don Birdsey (1977-80) 1976 Bill Sinovic ...... 74 2,756 37.2 9. Sean Snyder, 1991-92 ...... 135 5,800 1977 Don Birdsey ...... 83 3,267 39.4 10. Travis Brown, 1999-02...... 135 5,352 1978 Don Birdsey ...... 65 2,666 41.0 Most Yards 1979 Don Birdsey ...... 63 2,498 39.6 Game...... Not available  1980 Don Birdsey ...... 72 2,991 41.5 Season ...... 3,572, Sean Snyder (1992) AVERAGE 1981 Scott Fulhage ...... 67 2,675 39.9 Career ...... 11,422, Don Birdsey (1977-80) Game (min. 4 attempts) 1982 Scott Fulhage ...... 64 2,645 41.3 1983 Scott Fulhage ...... 60 2,512 41.9 Rk Player, Game Avg. Highest Average 1984 Scott Fulhage ...... 63 2,452 38.9 1. James Garcia vs. Texas, 9/19/98...... 60.3 Game...... 60.3, James Garcia vs. Texas, 9/19/98 1985 Troy Faunce ...... 74 3,127 42.3 (4 punts for 241 yards) ...... (4 punts for 241 yards) 1986 Troy Faunce ...... 79 3,099 39.2 2. James Garcia vs. Rice, 9/21/96 ...... 52.8 Season ...... 44.65, Sean Snyder (1992) 1987 David Kruger...... 23 798 34.7 (4 punts for 211 yards) Career ...... 43.18, James Garcia (1995-98) 1988 Shane Pouch...... 71 2,340 33.0 Doug Dusenbury vs. New Mexico, 11/28/63...... 52.8 1989 Chris Cobb ...... 68 2,731 40.2 (6 punts for 317 yards) 1990 Chris Cobb ...... 65 2,469 38.0 4. Sean Snyder vs. Colorado, 10/24/92 ...... 52.5  1991 Sean Snyder ...... 55 2,228 40.5 ATTEMPTS (12 punts for 630 yards) 1992 Sean Snyder ...... 80 3,572 44.7 Season 1993 Chad Romano...... 58 2,253 38.9 Rk Player, Year Att Yds Season (min. 25 attempts) 1994 Eric Hardy ...... 46 1,753 38.1 1. Don Birdsey, 1977 ...... 83 3,267 Rk Player, Year Att Yds Avg. 1995 James Garcia ...... 39 1,618 41.5 2. Sean Snyder, 1992 ...... 80 3,572 1. Sean Snyder, 1992 ...... 80 3,572 44.65 1996 James Garcia ...... 51 2,260 44.3 3. Troy Faunce, 1986 ...... 79 3,099 2. James Garcia, 1996 ...... 51 2,260 44.31 1997 James Garcia ...... 47 2,054 43.7 4. Bill Sinovic, 1975...... 78 3,110 3. James Garcia, 1997 ...... 47 2,054 43.70 1998 James Garcia ...... 30 1,279 42.6 5. Bob Coble, 1968 ...... 77 3,251 4. Doug Dusenbury, 1964 ...... 61 2,646 43.38 1999 Mike Ronsick ...... 35 1,279 37.1 5. James Garcia, 1998 ...... 30 1,279 42.63 2000 Travis Brown...... 51 1,966 38.5 6. Tim Reyer, 2004 ...... 36 1,526 42.39 2001 Mike Ronsick ...... 27 1,060 39.3 7. Troy Faunce, 1985...... 74 3,127 42.26 2002 Travis Brown...... 49 2,015 41.1 8. Bob Coble, 1968...... 77 3,251 42.22 2003 Jared Brite ...... 68 2,830 41.6 9. Tim Reyer, 2006 ...... 61 2,566 42.07 2004 Tim Reyer ...... 36 1,526 42.4 10. Bob Coble, 1967...... 62 2,599 41.92 2005 Tim Reyer ...... 65 2,630 40.3 2006 Tim Reyer ...... 61 2,566 42.1

THE POWER OF ONE | 145 RECORDS Defense  Most Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game Fewest Passing Touchdowns Allowed TEAM RECORDS Season ...... 313.5 (1988 - 11 games) Season...... 1 (1960 - 10 games) Most Points Allowed ...... 4 (1997 - 11 games) Game ...... 76, vs. Oklahoma, 11/7/42 Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game ...... 4 (1982 - 11 games) Season...... 448 (1988 - 11 games) Season ...... 69.5 (2002 - 13 games) Fewest Total Offense Yards Allowed Fewest Points Allowed Most Rushing Touchdowns Allowed Rk Game Yds 1. vs. Kansas, 10/31/98 ...... 44 Game ...... 0, many times Season...... 40 (1987 - 11 games) ...... Last time: vs. Florida Atlantic 9/9/2006 2. vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 ...... 51 Season...... 11 (1909 - 9 games) Fewest Rushing Touchdowns Allowed 3. vs. Bowling Green, 9/27/97 ...... 56 ...... 154 (2002 - 13 games) 4. vs. Iowa State, 10/18/69 ...... 67 Season...... 3 (1998 - 12 games) 5. vs. Temple, 9/11/99 ...... 82 Most Points Allowed Per Game 6. vs. Northern Illinois, 9/30/95...... 84 Most Quarterback Sacks^ 7. vs. Indiana State, 9/5/98...... 87 Season ...... 40.7 (1988 - 11 games) Game ...... 9, vs. Kansas, 10/7/2000 [62 yards] 8. vs. Texas A&M, 10/18/97 ...... 90 Season: ...... 51 (2003 - 15 games) [345 yards] 9. vs. Kentucky, 9/19/70 ...... 107 Fewest Points Allowed Per Game ...... 50 (1997 - 11 games) [412 yards] 10. vs. Kansas, 11/2/2002 ...... 115 Season ...... 11.6 (1953 - 10 games) Most Yardage^ Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Most Total Plays Allowed Game ...... 66, vs. Iowa State, 11/22/97 [8 sacks] Rk Game Yds Game ...... 105, vs. Colorado, 10/24/92 1. at Baylor, 10/26/2002 ...... -37 Season...... 996 (2003 - 15 games) Fewest Quarterback Sacks^ 2. vs. Texas A&M, 10/18/97 ...... -35 ...... 929 (1972 - 11 games) 3. vs. Arizona, 9/27/69...... -18 Game ...... 0, many times 4. vs. Bowling Green, 9/27/97 ...... -9 Fewest Total Plays Allowed Season ...... 11 (1987 - 11 games) [68 yards] 5. vs. Utah State, 10/16/99 ...... -7 6. vs. Montana, 9/19/92 ...... -1 Game ...... 33, vs. Colorado, 10/14/39 Most Passing Attempts Allowed 7. vs. Iowa State, 11/22/97 ...... 0 Season...... 576 (1954 - 10 games) Game...... 72, vs. Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 8. vs. Kansas, 10/31/98 ...... 3 ...... 673 (1995 - 11 games) Season...... 477 (2003 - 15 games) 9. vs. Purdue, 12/29/98 ...... 5 ...... 399 (2000 - 13 games) 10. vs. Oklahoma, 9/29/2001 ...... 9 Most Total Offense Yards Allowed ...... 384 (2006 - 12 games) Game ...... 829, vs. Oklahoma, 10/15/88 ...... 374 (2005 - 11 games) Fewest Passing Yards Allowed Season ...... 5,629 (1988 - 11 games) Rk Game Yds Fewest Passing Attempts Allowed 1. vs. Oklahoma, 11/6/76 ...... 0 Fewest Total Offense Yards Allowed Game ...... 1, vs. Missouri, 10/10/64 2. vs. Northern Illinois, 9/30/95...... 4 Game ...... 44, vs. Kansas, 10/31/98 Season...... 105 (1960 - 11 games) vs. Kansas, 10/10/70 ...... 4 Season ...... 2,476 (1954 - 10 games) ...... 152 (1980 - 11 games) 4. vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 ...... 5 ...... 2,585 (1999 - 11 games) 5. vs. Indiana State, 9/5/98...... 7 Most Passing Completions Allowed vs. Kansas, 10/23/76 ...... 7 7. vs. Colorado, 11/20/76 ...... 16 Most Total Offense Per Game Allowed Game...... 47, vs. Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 8. vs. Baylor, 10/30/99 ...... 17 Season ...... 511.7 (1988 - 11 games) Season...... 224 (2003 - 15 games) 9. vs. Iowa State, 10/18/69 ...... 20 ...... 224 (2006 - 12 games) 10. vs. Texas A&M, 10/4/75...... 26 Fewest Total Offense Per Game Allowed ...... 208 (2005 - 11 games) Season ...... 235.0 (1999 - 11 games) Fewest Passing Completions Allowed Team Defense Single-Season Lows Points Per Game Game ...... 0, vs. Oklahoma, 11/6/76 Most First Downs Allowed 1. 1953 ...... 11.6 Season...... 66 (1953 - 10 games) Game...... 39, vs. Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 2. 2002 ...... 11.8 ...... 75 (1980 - 11 games) Season...... 271 (1972 - 11 games) 3. 1995 ...... 12.6 4. 1999 ...... 13.1 Fewest First Downs Allowed Most Passing Yards Allowed 5. 1998 ...... 13.3 Game ...... 1, vs. Colorado, 10/14/39 Game...... 669, vs. Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 6. 1994 ...... 14.3 Season...... 129 (1954 - 10 games) Season ...... 2,619 (2003 - 15 games) 7. 1997 ...... 14.5 ...... 154 (1995 - 11 games) ...... 2,561 (2006 - 12 games) 8. 1982 ...... 15.1 ...... 2,536 (2005 - 11 games) 9. 1954 ...... 15.4 Most Rushing Attempts Allowed 10. 1996 ...... 15.6 Fewest Passing Yards Allowed Game ...... 88, vs. Oklahoma, 10/27/62 Total Offense Per Game Game ...... 0, vs. Oklahoma, 11/6/76 Season...... 688 (1976 - 11 games) 1. 1999 ...... 235.0 Season...... 515 (1954 - 10 games) 2. 1954 ...... 247.5 ...... 1,005 (1980 - 11 games) Fewest Rushing Attempts Allowed 3. 2002 ...... 249.0 Game...... 17, vs. Iowa State, 10/24/98 4. 1995 ...... 250.8 ...... 17, vs. Texas A&M, 10/18/97 Most Passing Yards Allowed Per Game 5. 1997 ...... 256.8 Season...... 364 (2001 - 11 games) Season ...... 230.5 (2005 - 11 games) 6. 2001 ...... 262.4 7. 1955 ...... 264.4 Most Rushing Yards Allowed Fewest Passing Yards Allowed Per Game 8. 1998 ...... 268.3 9. 2000 ...... 270.5 Game ...... 768, vs. Oklahoma, 10/15/88 Season ...... 51.5 (1954 - 10 games) 10. 1958 ...... 280.7 Season ...... 3,449 (1988 - 11 games) Most Passing Touchdowns Allowed Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Season...... 19 (2003 - 15 games) Game ...... -37, at Baylor, 10/26/2002 ...... 19 (2004 - 11 games) Season...... 904 (2002 - 13 games) ...... 18 (2006 - 12 games)

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Rushing Yards Per Game 21. Percell Gaskins, 1993-95 ...... 103 155 258 1. 2002 ...... 69.5  TOTAL TACKLES 22. Brad Lambert, 1984-87 ...... 163 91 254 2. 2001 ...... 96.5 23. William Price, 1988-91...... 142 111 253 3. 2000 ...... 98.2 Season 24. Tyrone Crews, 1976-79...... 121 128 249 4. 1998 ...... 98.3 Rk Player, Year UT AT TOT 25. Tim Colston, 1992-95...... 158 90 248 5. 2003 ...... 108.5 1. Josh Buhl, 2003...... 109 75 184 6. 1999 ...... 111.0 2. Gary Spani, 1977 ...... 68 110 178 7. 1995 ...... 114.0 Danny Lankas, 1967...... 73 105 178  UNASSISTED TACKLES 8. 1969 ...... 118.2 4. Danny Lankas, 1966...... 66 109 175 9. 1997 ...... 129.9 5. Matt Wallerstedt, 1987...... 64 101 165 Season 10. 2005 ...... 128.9 6. Gary Spani, 1975 ...... 52 101 153 Rk Player, Year UT 7. Gary Spani, 1976 ...... 50 101 151 1. Mark Simoneau, 1996 ...... 111 Passing Yards Per Game 8. Dan Ruzich, 1982...... 56 94 150 1. Josh Buhl, 2003 ...... 109 1. 1954 ...... 51.5 9. Brooks Barta, 1992 ...... 48 94 142 2. Barton Hundley, 1984 ...... 97 2. 1980 ...... 91.4 William Fisher, 1978...... 72 70 142 3. Josh Buhl, 2002 ...... 77 3. 1976 ...... 105.9 11. Barton Hundley, 1985...... 75 61 136 4. Reggie Singletary, 1981 ...... 78 4. 1975 ...... 121.9 12. Josh Buhl, 2002...... 77 58 135 5. Barton Hundley, 1985 ...... 75 5. 1999 ...... 124.0 , 1993 ...... 57 78 135 6. Rashad Washington, 2003 ...... 74 6. 1989 ...... 129.3 14. Brent Venables, 1992...... 68 66 134 Danny Lankas, 1967 ...... 73 7. 1997 ...... 129.9 15. Barton Hundley, 1984...... 97 36 133 8. William Fisher, 1978 ...... 72 8. 1973 ...... 131.1 16. Dan Ruzich, 1981...... 52 79 131 9. Terry Pierce, 2002 ...... 70 9. 1974 ...... 133.1 17. Tim Cole, 1979...... 61 68 129 10. Jaime Mendez, 1993 ...... 69 10. 1997 ...... 133.3 18. Jaime Mendez, 1993 ...... 69 58 127 19. Carl Pennington, 1975 ...... 40 78 118 Career 20. Theopilis Bryant, 1976 ...... 44 73 117  Rk Player, Years UT INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1. Mark Simoneau, 1996-99...... 251 Most Total Tackles Season By Class 2. Josh Buhl, 2000-03 ...... 247 Senior 3. Gary Spani, 1974-77 ...... 200 Game...... 28, Danny Lankas, vs. Missouri, 11/11/67 Rk Player, Year Total 4. Jarrod Cooper, 1997-2000...... 197 Season...... 184, Josh Buhl (2003 - 15 games) 1. Josh Buhl, 2003 ...... 184 5. Barton Hundley, 1981-82, 84-85 ...... 193 ...... 178, Gary Spani (1977 - 11 games) 2. Gary Spani, 1977...... 178 6. Reggie Singletary, 1981-83 ...... 184 ...... 178, Danny Lankas (1967 - 10 games) Danny Lankas, 1967 ...... 178 7. Jaime Mendez, 1990-93...... 177 Career ...... 543, Gary Spani (1974-77) 4. Matt Wallerstedt, 1987 ...... 165 8. Lamar Chapman, 1996-99...... 168 5. Dan Ruzich, 1982 ...... 150 9. Brad Lambert, 1984-87 ...... 163 Most Unassisted Tackles 10. Tim Colston, 1992-95 ...... 158 Season...... 109, Josh Buhl (2003 - 15 games) Junior ...... 97, Barton Hundley (1984 - 11 games) Rk Player, Year Total Career ...... 251, Mark Simoneau (1996-99) 1. Danny Lankas, 1966 ...... 175  ASSISTED TACKLES 2. Gary Spani, 1976...... 151 Season Most Assisted Tackles 3. Josh Buhl, 2002 ...... 135 Kirby Hocutt, 1993...... 135 Rk Player, Year AT Season...... 110, Gary Spani (1977) 5. Barton Hundley, 1984 ...... 133 1. Gary Spani, 1977...... 110 Career ...... 343, Gary Spani (1974-77) 2. Danny Lankas, 1966 ...... 109 Sophomore 3. Danny Lankas, 1967 ...... 105 Most Tackles For Loss Rk Player, Year Total 4. Matt Wallerstedt, 1987 ...... 101 Season ...... 28, Reggie Singletary (1981) 1. Gary Spani, 1975...... 153 Gary Spani, 1976...... 101 Career...... 60, Reggie Singletary (1981-83) 2. Reggie Singletary, 1981 ...... 109 Gary Spani, 1975...... 101 3. James Walker, 1978...... 107 7. Brooks Barta, 1992 ...... 94 Most Sacks 4. Brooks Barta, 1990 ...... 105 Dan Ruzich, 1982 ...... 94 9. Lon Austin, 1967...... 80 Game ...... 4.0, Chris Johnson at Missouri, 11/18/2000 5. Oscar Gibson, 1968...... 104 10. Dan Ruzich, 1981 ...... 79 Season...... 11.5, Ian Campbell (2006) ...... 11.5, Nyle Wiren (1996) Freshman Career...... 29.5, Darren Howard (1996-99) Rk Player, Year Total Career 1. Mark Simoneau, 1996 ...... 111 Rk Player, Years AT Most Passes Defensed 2. Brooks Barta, 1989 ...... 81 1. Gary Spani, 1974-77 ...... 343 3. Theopilis Bryant, 1973...... 80 2. Brooks Barta, 1989-92 ...... 281 Season ...... 25, Chris Canty (1995) 4. Brad Lambert, 1984...... 79 3. Theopilis Bryant, 1973-76 ...... 231 Career ...... 56, Chris Canty (1994-96) 5. William Price, 1988 ...... 76 4. Matt Wallerstedt, 1984-87...... 221 5. Danny Lankas, 1965-67...... 219 Most Forced Fumbles Career 6. Dan Ruzich, 1979-82...... 218 Season...... 6, Darren Howard (1999) Rk Player, Years UT AT TOT 7. Carl Pennington, 1973-76 ...... 213 Career ...... 9, Darren Howard (1996-99) 1. Gary Spani, 1974-77 ...... 200 343 543 8. Percell Gaskins, 1993-95...... 155 2. Brooks Barta, 1989-92...... 155 281 436 Mike Kolich, 1968-70 ...... 155 Most Fumble Recoveries 3. Mark Simoneau, 1996-99 ...... 251 149 400 10. Josh Buhl, 2000-2003 ...... 151 Chris Patterson, 1989-92...... 151 Season...... 5, Jerome Evans (1997) 4. Josh Buhl, 2000-2003 ...... 247 151 398 Career ...... 10, Gary Spani (1974-77) 5. Theopilis Bryant, 1973-76 ...... 150 231 381 6. Danny Lankas, 1965-67 ...... 144 219 363  TACKLES FOR LOSSES Most Blocked Kicks 7. Dan Ruzich, 1979-82 ...... 141 218 359 8. Carl Pennington, 1973-76...... 127 213 340 Game...... 2, Rashad Washington vs. Colorado, 10/18/2003 Season 9. Matt Wallerstedt, 1984-87 ...... 117 221 338 ...... (2 punts) Rk Player, Year TFL YDS 10. Barton Hundley, 1981-85 ...... 193 121 314 ...... 2, Josh Buhl vs. Syracuse, 12/29/2001 1. Reggie Singletary, 1981 ...... 28 149 11. Jaime Mendez, 1990-93 ...... 177 136 313 ...... (2 XP - Insight.com Bowl) 2. Chris Johnson, 2000 ...... 25 103 12. Jarrod Cooper, 1997-2000 ...... 197 113 310 Season ...... 4, Rashad Washington (2003) 3. Jeff Kelly, 1997 ...... 24 100 13. Chris Patterson, 1989-92 ...... 144 151 295 ...... 4, Michael Kuhn (1970) James Walker, 1980...... 24 126 14. James Walker, 1978-80 ...... 144 141 285 Career...... 4, Rashad Washington (2000-03) 5. Jeff Kelly, 1998 ...... 23 92 15. Reggie Singletary, 1981-83...... 184 97 281 ...... 4, Brice Libel (1997-2000) 6. Reggie Singletary, 1982 ...... 20 71 16. Mike Kolich, 1968-70...... 115 155 270 ...... 4, Chuck Marlowe (1993-95) 7. Monty Beisel, 2000 ...... 19 111 17. Brandon Archer, 2003-2006 ...... 137 131 268 ...... 4, Jaime Mendez (1990-93) Kevin Humphrey, 1985...... 19 101 DeShawn Fogle, 1993-96 ...... 129 139 268 ...... 4, Michael Kuhn (1969-70) 9. Darren Howard, 1997...... 18 83 19. Oscar Gibson, 1968-70...... 125 141 266 Dirk Ochs, 1995...... 18 93 20. Travis Ochs, 1995-98 ...... 138 123 261

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Career 2. Chris Johnson, 2000...... 11.0 63 Career Darren Howard, 1997 ...... 11.0 68 Rk Player, Years TFL YDS Rk Player, Years Total Dirk Ochs, 1995 ...... 11.0 69 1. Reggie Singletary, 1981-83 ...... 60 298 1. Darren Howard, 1996-99 ...... 9 5. Monty Beisel, 2000...... 10.5 98 2. Darren Howard, 1996-99 ...... 54 255 Grady Newton, 1983-87...... 9 Darren Howard, 1998 ...... 10.5 74 3. Mark Simoneau, 1996-99...... 52 200 3. Mark Simoneau, 1996-99...... 8 7. Andrew Shull, 2002...... 10.0 82 4. Jeff Kelly, 1997-98...... 47 192 Reggie Singletary, 1981-83 ...... 8 8. John Butler, 1993 ...... 9.0 46 5. Ben Leber, 1998-2001 ...... 46 166 Kevin Humphrey, 1985 ...... 9.0 72 Nyle Wiren, 1993-96 ...... 46 197 10. Mario Fatafehi, 2000 ...... 8.5 64 7. Monty Beisel, 1997-2000...... 45 224  FUMBLE RECOVERIES 8. James Walker, 1978-80 ...... 41 198 9. Chris Johnson, 1997-2000...... 39 176 Career Season Tim Colston, 1992-95 ...... 39 146 Rk Player, Years TOT YDS Rk Player, Year Total 1. Darren Howard, 1996-99 ...... 29.5 203 1. Jerome Evans, 1997...... 5 2. Nyle Wiren, 1993-96...... 27.5 148 Gary Spani, 1977...... 5  ANNUAL TACKLING LEADERS 3. Dirk Ochs, 1993-95 ...... 24.0 139 Willie Cullars, 1973...... 5 Year Player UT AT Tot 4. Monty Beisel, 1997-2000 ...... 22.0 182 1966 Danny Lankas...... 66 109 175 5. Andrew Shull, 2000-2003 ...... 20.0 141 Career 1967 Danny Lankas...... 73 105 178 6. Chris Johnson, 1997-2000 ...... 18.5 126 Rk Player, Years Total 1968 Oscar Gibson ...... 59 45 104 7. Tim Colston, 1992-95 ...... 18.0 91 1. Gary Spani, 1974-77 ...... 10 1969 Mike Kolich ...... 39 63 102 8. Mark Simoneau, 1996-99 ...... 15.5 106 2. Erick Harper, 1986-89 ...... 8 1970 Oscar Gibson ...... 45 60 105 9. John Butler, 1990-93 ...... 14.0 87 3. Mark Simoneau, 1996-99...... 7 1971 Keith Best ...... 50 60 110 10. Ben Leber, 1998-2001 ...... 13.5 75 Jerome Evans, 1996-97 ...... 7 1972 Greg Jones ...... 50 64 114 Gary Morrill, 1979-82 ...... 7 1973 Gordon Chambliss ...... 49 34 83  ANNUAL SACK LEADERS 1974 Theopilis Bryant ...... 31 59 90  1975 Gary Spani ...... 52 101 153 Year Player No. Yds BLOCKED KICKS 1976 Gary Spani ...... 50 101 151 1984 Dwayne Castille ...... 8.0 41 Season 1977 Gary Spani ...... 68 110 178 1985 Kevin Humphrey ...... 9.0 72 Rk Player, Year Total 1978 William Fisher ...... 72 70 142 1986 Grady Newton ...... 6.0 43 1. Rashad Washington, 2003 ...... 4 1979 Tim Cole...... 61 68 129 Jeffery Hurd ...... 6.0 35 Michael Kuhn, 1970...... 4 1980 Will Cokeley ...... 47 59 106 1987 Alan Smith ...... 2.0 20 2. Chuck Marlowe, 1994 ...... 3 1981 Dan Ruzich...... 52 79 131 Matt Wallerstedt ...... 2.0 13 3. Several players tied with ...... 2 1982 Dan Ruzich...... 56 94 150 Tim MacDonald...... 2.0 11 Last time: Danny Morris (2002) 1983 Reggie Singletary ...... 59 40 99 1988 James Enin-Okut...... 4.0 27 1984 Barton Hundley...... 97 36 133 1989 Maurice Henry ...... 6.0 36 1985 Barton Hundley...... 75 61 136 1990 Brooks Barta...... 5.0 52 Career 1986 Matt Wallerstedt...... 18 75 93 1991 Elijah Alexander ...... 5.0 29 Rk Player, Years Total 1987 Matt Wallerstedt...... 64 101 165 1992 John Butler...... 5.0 41 1. Rashad Washington, 2000-2003 ...... 4 1988 Marcus Miller...... 55 47 102 1993 John Butler...... 9.0 46 Brice Libel, 1997-2000 ...... 4 1989 Brooks Barta ...... 36 45 81 1994 Tim Colston...... 8.0 45 Chuck Marlowe, 1993-95...... 4 1990 Brooks Barta ...... 36 69 105 1995 Dirk Ochs ...... 11.0 69 Jaime Mendez, 1990-93...... 4 1991 Brooks Barta ...... 35 73 108 1996 Nyle Wiren ...... 11.5 66 Michael Kuhn, 1969-70 ...... 4 1992 Brooks Barta ...... 48 94 142 1997 Darren Howard ...... 11.0 68 1993 Kirby Hocutt ...... 57 78 135 1998 Darren Howard ...... 10.5 74 1994 Chuck Marlowe...... 66 30 96 1999 Mark Simoneau...... 6.5 56  INTERCEPTIONS - TEAM 1995 Percell Gaskins...... 39 58 97 Monty Beisel...... 6.5 43 1996 DeShawn Fogle ...... 47 65 112 2000 Chris Johnson...... 11.0 63 Most Interceptions 1997 Jeff Kelly ...... 58 52 110 2001 Ben Leber...... 5.5 30 Game ...... 7, vs. Missouri, 11/17/51 1998 Mark Simoneau...... 58 37 95 2002 Andrew Shull...... 10.0 82 ...... 7, vs. Missouri, 10/8/38 1999 Mark Simoneau...... 66 25 91 2003 Andrew Shull...... 8.0 48 Season...... 21 (1999 - 11 games) 2000 Monty Beisel...... 46 56 102 2004 Scott Edmonds ...... 8.5 48 ...... 21 (1992 - 11 games) 2001 Ben Leber...... 55 18 73 2005 Tearrius George...... 4.0 24 2002 Josh Buhl ...... 77 58 135 2006 Ian Campbell ...... 11.5 67 Fewest Interceptions 2003 Josh Buhl ...... 109 75 184 Game ...... 0, many times 2004 Brandon Archer ...... 35 40 75  ...... Last time: vs. Rutgers (Texas Bowl), 12/28/2006 2005 Brandon Archer ...... 43 29 72 PASSES DEFENDED Season...... 5 (1997 - 11 games) 2006 Brandon Archer ...... 50 56 106 Season Rk Player, Year Total Most Interception Yards  SACKS 1. Chris Canty, 1995 ...... 25 Game...... 130, at Missouri, 10/12/96 2. Dyshod Carter, 2000 ...... 20 Season...... 339 (2002 - 13 games) Game 3. Terence Newman, 2002 ...... 19 ...... 305 (1984 - 11 games) Rk Player, Game Total Ron Dickerson, 1970 ...... 19 1. Chris Johnson at Missouri, 11/18/2000 ...... 4.0 Fewest Interception Yards 2. Ian Campbell vs. Illinois State, 9/2/2006 ...... 3.0 Career Season...... 29 (1983 - 11 games) Andrew Shull vs. Baylor, 11/1/2003 ...... 3.0 Rk Player, Years Total Andrew Shull at Baylor, 10/26/2002 ...... 3.0 1. Chris Canty, 1994-96...... 56 Mario Fatafehi vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000...... 3.0 Highest Average Per Return 2. Dyshod Carter, 1997-2000...... 51 Darren Howard vs. Washington,12/29/99 ...... 3.0 Season ...... 27.7 (1984 - 11 games) 3. Jaime Mendez, 1990-93...... 48 Joe Bob Clements vs. Colorado, 10/10/98...... 3.0 ...... (11 interceptions for 305 yards) Darren Howard vs. Iowa State, 11/22/97...... 3.0 Jeff Kelly vs. Bowling Green, 9/27/97 ...... 3.0  FORCED FUMBLES Most Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns Nyle Wiren vs. Texas Tech, 8/31/96 ...... 3.0 Game...... 2, vs. Iowa State, 11/9/2002 Nyle Wiren vs. Kansas, 10/28/95 ...... 3.0 Season Season...... 5 (2002 - 13 games) Nyle Wiren vs. Iowa State, 11/5/94 ...... 3.0 Rk Player, Year Total ...... 5 (1999 - 11 games) 1. Darren Howard, 1999...... 6 Season 2. Grady Newton, 1984 ...... 5 Fewest Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns Reggie Singletary, 1983 ...... 5 Rk Player, Year TOT YDS Game ...... 0, many times Greg Best, 1982...... 5 1. Ian Campbell, 2006 ...... 11.5 67 ...... Last time: vs. Rutgers (Texas Bowl), 12/28/2006 Will Cokeley, 1982 ...... 5 Nyle Wiren, 1996 ...... 11.5 66 Season...... 0, many times Gary Morrill, 1981 ...... 5 ...... Last time: 1993 - (11 games) , 1981...... 5

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Team Season Interceptions Season Interceptions Returned For Touchdowns Career Rk Year Total Rk Player, Year INT YDS Rk Player, Years TD 1. 1999...... 21 1. Chris Canty, 1995 ...... 8 117 1. Brandon Archer, 2003-2006...... 3 1992...... 21 2. C.J. Masters, 1992...... 7 152 Bobby Walker, 2001-02 ...... 3 3. 2003...... 20 3. Bobby Walker, 2002 ...... 6 177 Brad Lambert, 1984-87 ...... 3 2002...... 20 Jerametrius Butler, 2000 ...... 6 47 4. Ted Sims, 2002-2005...... 2 2000...... 20 Jaime Mendez, 1992 ...... 6 121 Rashad Washington, 2000-03 ...... 2 1986...... 20 Jaime Mendez, 1990 ...... 6 154 Milton Proctor, 1998-2001...... 2 1955...... 20 Barton Hundley, 1985 ...... 6 53 Chris Canty, 1994-96...... 2 7. 1990...... 19 8. James McGill, 2003 ...... 6 40 Mario Smith, 1994-96 ...... 2 1982...... 19 Hi Faubion, 1951 ...... 6 18 C.J. Masters, 1989-92 ...... 2 9. 2001...... 18 Lyle Koontz, 1949 ...... 6 76 Erick Harper, 1986-89 ...... 2 10. 1951...... 17 Career  Team Season Interception Yards Rk Player, Years INT YDS ANNUAL INTERCEPTION LEADERS Rk Year Yards 1. Jaime Mendez, 1990-93...... 15 298 Year Player, Year INT YDS AVG 1. 2002...... 339 2. Chris Canty, 1994-96...... 14 164 1949 Lyle Koontz...... 6 76 12.7 2. 1984...... 305 3. Dyshod Carter, 1997-2000...... 13 60 1950 Gene Gill ...... 3 53 17.7 3. 1992...... 301 4. Clarence Scott, 1968-70 ...... 12 144 1951 Hi Faubion ...... 6 18 3.0 4. 1999...... 282 5. Marcus Miller, 1986-89 ...... 11 61 1952 ...... 3 25 8.3 5. 1970...... 245 6. Terence Newman, 1999-02...... 10 33 1953 Three players with ...... 2 - - 6. 1949...... 235 Jermetrius Butler, 1998-2000 ...... 10 68 1954 Not available...... - - - 7. 1990...... 231 C.J. Masters, 1989-92 ...... 10 175 1955 Not available...... - - - 8. 1986...... 226 Gary Morrill, 1979-82 ...... 10 80 1956 Kenny Nesmith ...... 3 53 17.6 9. 1996...... 215 9. Jon McGraw, 1998-01 ...... 9 128 1957 Ralph Pfeifer ...... 4 90 22.4 10. 1973...... 201 Barton Hundley, 1981-82, 84-85 ...... 9 85 1958 Nine players with ...... 1 - - Greg Best, 1978-82 ...... 9 37 1959 Not available...... - - - Team Season Interceptions For Touchdowns Mike Kolich, 1968-70 ...... 9 108 1960 Six players with ...... 1 - - 1961 Two players with...... 2 - - Rk Year Total 1962 Eight players with...... 1 - - 1. 2002...... 5 Interceptions Yards Game 1963 Not available...... - - - 1999...... 5 Rk Player, Game INT YDS 1964 Not available...... - - - 3. 2004...... 4 1. Mario Smith at Missouri, 10/12/96 ...... 1 100 1965 Mitch Borata ...... 4 36 9.0 1984...... 4 2. Dana Atkins vs. Kansas, 11/11/44...... 1 85 1966 Henry Howard...... 4 18 4.5 4. 2003...... 2 1967 Three players with ...... 2 - - 1998...... 2 Interceptions Yards Season 1968 Clarence Scott ...... 5 37 7.4 1995...... 2 Rk Player, Year INT YDS 1969 Three players with ...... 2 - - 1992...... 2 1. Bobby Walker, 2002 ...... 6 177 1970 Clarence Scott ...... 4 64 16.0 1974...... 2 2. Jaime Mendez, 1990 ...... 6 154 1971 John Robertson...... 5 52 10.4 1950...... 2 3. C.J. Masters, 1992...... 7 152 1972 Two players with...... 3 - - 4. Brad Lambert, 1984...... 4 135 1973 Gordon Chambliss ...... 4 85 21.3  5. Jaime Mendez, 1992 ...... 6 121 1974 Rocky Osborn ...... 4 62 15.5 INTERCEPTIONS - INDIVIDUAL 6. Chris Canty, 1995 ...... 8 117 1975 John Andrews ...... 2 28 14.0 Most Interceptions Lamar Chapman, 1999 ...... 5 117 1976 Marvin Switzer ...... 3 107 35.7 Game ...... 4, Jaime Mendez vs. Temple, 9/26/92 8. Marvin Switzer, 1976 ...... 3 107 1977 Three players with ...... 2 - - Season ...... 8, Chris Canty (1995) 9. Mario Smith, 1996...... 2 100 1978 Sam Owen ...... 5 91 18.2 Career ...... 15, Jaime Mendez (1990-93) 10. Robert Easterwood, 1986...... 4 99 1979 Sam Owen ...... 3 7 2.3 1980 Jim Morris ...... 3 24 8.0 Interceptions Yards Career 1981 Gary Morrill ...... 4 30 7.5 Most Interception Yards 1982 Greg Best ...... 5 27 5.4 Rk Player, Years INT YDS Game ...... 100, Mario Smith at Missouri, 10/12/96 1983 Three players with ...... 2 - - 1. Jaime Mendez, 1990-93...... 15 298 Season...... 177, Bobby Walker (2002) 1984 Brad Lambert ...... 4 135 33.8 2. Bobby Walker, 2001-2002 ...... 7 186 Career ...... 298, Jaime Mendez (1990-93) 1985 Barton Hundley...... 6 53 8.8 3. C.J. Masters, 1989-92 ...... 10 175 1986 Robert Easterwood ...... 4 99 24.8 4. Chris Canty, 1994-96...... 14 164 1987 Three players with ...... 3 - - Most Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns Lamar Chapman, 1996-99 ...... 7 164 1988 Tyreese Herds...... 4 37 9.3 Game ...... 2, Bobby Walker vs. Iowa State, 11/9/2002 6. Ron Dickerson, 1968-70 ...... 8 162 1989 Marcus Miller...... 4 16 4.0 Season...... 3, Bobby Walker (2002) 7. Clarence Scott, 1968-70 ...... 12 144 1990 Jaime Mendez...... 6 154 25.7 ...... 3, Brad Lambert (1984) 8. Mario Smith, 1994-96 ...... 5 143 1991 William Price ...... 4 63 15.8 Career ...... 3, Brandon Archer (2003-2006 9. Erick Harper, 1986-89 ...... 6 137 1992 C.J. Masters ...... 7 152 21.7 ...... 3, Bobby Walker (2001-2002) 10. Brad Lambert, 1984-87 ...... 5 135 ...... 3, Brad Lambert (1984-87) 1993 Thomas Randolph...... 4 13 3.3 Interceptions Returned For Touchdowns Game 1994 Mario Smith ...... 3 43 14.3 Game Clyde Johnson ...... 3 39 13.0 Rk Player, Game TD 1995 Chris Canty...... 8 117 14.6 Rk Player, Game INT 1. Bobby Walker vs. Iowa State 11/9/2002...... 2 1996 Chris Canty...... 5 47 9.4 1. Jaime Mendez vs. Temple, 9/26/92 ...... 4 1997 Five players with ...... 1 - - 2. Chris Canty vs. Akron, 9/23/95 ...... 3 1998 Jeff Kelly ...... 3 18 6.0 C.J. Masters vs. Iowa State, 11/5/92 ...... 3 Interceptions Returned For Touchdowns Season 1999 Lamar Chapman...... 5 117 23.4 Robert Easterwood vs. W. Illinois, 8/30/86...... 3 Rk Player, Year TD Dyshod Carter...... 5 19 3.8 Lyle Koontz vs. Oklahoma State, 11/12/49 ...... 3 1. Bobby Walker, 2002...... 3 Brad Lambert, 1984...... 3 2000 Jerametrius Butler ...... 6 47 7.8 3. Brandon Archer, 2004 ...... 2 2001 DeMarcus Faggins...... 5 89 17.8 Chris Canty, 1995 ...... 2 2002 Bobby Walker ...... 6 177 29.5 C.J. Masters, 1992...... 2 2003 James McGill ...... 6 40 6.7 6. Several players with...... 1 2004 Three Players with ...... 2 - - (last by Devin Anderson, 2006) 2005 Justin McKinney ...... 3 4 1.3 2006 Marcus Watts ...... 2 68 22.7

THE POWER OF ONE | 149 RECORDS Punt Returns   Career (min. 25 attempts) TEAM RECORDS ATTEMPTS Rk Player, Years Att Yds Avg. Most Returns Season 1. David Allen, 1997-2000 ...... 103 1,646 16.0 Game...... 8, vs. Texas-El Paso, 9/18/99 Rk Player, Year Att Yds 2. Aaron Lockett, 1998-2001 ...... 54 845 15.6 ...... 8, vs. Colorado, 10/14/39 1. Mitch Running, 1995 ...... 34 370 3. Terence Newman, 1999-2002 ...... 27 417 15.4 Season...... 50 (2002 - 13 games) 2. David Allen, 1998 ...... 33 730 4. Veryl Switzer, 1951-53 ...... 42 596 14.2 ...... 43 (1997 / 1999 - 11 games) 3. Aaron Lockett, 2001 ...... 32 344 5. Andre Coleman, 1990-93 ...... 27 362 13.4 Gerald Benton, 1992 ...... 32 272 6. Yamon Figurs, 2004-2006 ...... 48 553 11.5 Fewest Returns 5. David Allen, 1997 ...... 30 403 7. Lamar Chapman, 1996-99 ...... 25 277 11.1 6. David Allen, 1999 ...... 28 390 8. Chris Canty, 1994-96 ...... 31 340 11.0 Game ...... 0, many times. Last: at Kansas, 11/18/2006 Mitch Running, 1994 ...... 28 255 9. Henry Hawthorne, 1969-70...... 35 364 10.4 Season...... 10 (1987 - 11 games) 8. Andre Coleman, 1993 ...... 27 362 10. Mark Wentzel, 1985-86...... 28 287 10.3 Most Michael Smith, 1991 ...... 27 250 10. Terence Newman, 2002 ...... 26 388  TOUCHDOWNS Game...... 174, vs. Texas, 9/19/98 Chris Canty, 1996 ...... 26 269 Season...... 832 (1998 - 12 games) Henry Hawthorne, 1969 ...... 26 248 Game Yds Player, Opponent Fewest Return Yards Career 60 ...... Ray Rokey, Arizona, 11/29/41 Game...... -2, vs. Florida Atlantic, 9/9/2006 64 ...... Veryl Switzer, Colorado, 11/15/52 Rk Player, Years Att Yds 93 ...... Veryl Switzer, Drake, 9/19/53 ...... -2, vs. Marshall, 9/10/2005 1. David Allen, 1997-2000...... 103 1,646 80 ...... Veryl Switzer, Colorado, 10/17/53 Season...... 54 (1972 - 11 games) 2. Mitch Running, 1992-95 ...... 62 625 93 ...... Joe Searles, Kentucky, 10/14/61 3. Michael Smith, 1988-91 ...... 59 529 72...... Bill Matan, Oklahoma, 10/26/63 Highest Average Per Return 4. Aaron Lockett, 1998-2001 ...... 54 845 26...... Lawrence Condit, Oklahoma State, 11/21/64 Season ...... 23.46 - 13 for 305 yards (1953 - 10 games) 5. Yamon Figurs, 2004-2006...... 48 553 29...... John Stucky (blk), Missouri, 10/26/68 ...... 21.33 - 39 for 832 yards (1998 - 12 games) 6. James Witherspoon, 1981-85...... 43 212 28 ...... Gary Godfrey (blk), Oklahoma, 11/2/68 7. Veryl Switzer, 1951-53 ...... 42 596 72...... Mack Herron, Oklahoma State, 11/23/68 8. Jermaine Moreira, 2003-2006 ...... 41 335 42 ...... Henry Hawthorne, Iowa State, 10/17/70 Lowest Average Per Return 9. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004 ...... 40 378 35 ...... Leslie Chaves (blk), Tulsa, 9/14/74 Season ...... 3.0 (1983 - 11 games) 10. Gary Morrill, 1979-82 ...... 38 162 1 ...... Brad Horchem (blk), Kansas, 10/23/76 50 ...... Greg Brown, Florida State, 9/17/77 Most Returns for Touchdowns 73 ...... Charlie Green, Colorado, 11/11/78  YARDAGE 19 ...... Grady Newton (blk), Oklahoma, 10/4/86 Game ...... 2, vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/7/2002 36 ...... Thomas Randolph, New Mexico State, 9/15/90 ...... 2, vs. Indiana State, 9/5/98 Season 74 ...... Andre Coleman, New Mexico State, 9/4/93 Season...... 5 (1998 - 12 games) Rk Player, Year Att Yds 68 ...... Andre Coleman, Wyoming, 12/29/93 ...... 5 (2002 - 13 games) 1. David Allen, 1998 ...... 33 730 58 ...... Chris Canty, Missouri, 10/12/96 94 ...... Lamar Chapman, Ohio, 9/13/97 2. Aaron Lockett, 2000 ...... 22 501 70 ...... David Allen, Kansas, 11/8/97 Fewest Returns for Touchdowns 3. David Allen, 1997 ...... 30 403 Season...... 0, many times. Last time: 2004 - 11 games 8 ...... DeAndrea Robinson (blk), Indiana State, 9/5/98 4. David Allen, 1999 ...... 28 390 63...... David Allen, Indiana State, 9/5/98 5. Terence Newman, 2002 ...... 26 388 69 ...... David Allen, Northern Illinois, 9/12/98 Highest Return Average Per Game 6. Mitch Running, 1995 ...... 34 370 93...... David Allen, Texas, 9/19/98 Season ...... 69.3 (1998 - 12 games) 7. Andre Coleman, 1993 ...... 27 362 77 ...... David Allen, Baylor, 11/7/98 8. Aaron Lockett, 2001 ...... 32 344 94...... David Allen, Iowa State, 9/25/99 Lowest Return Average Per Game 9. Yamon Figurs, 2006 ...... 22 323 74...... David Allen, Texas, 10/2/99 10. Gerald Benton, 1992 ...... 32 272 0...... Adrian Beard (blk), Missouri, 11/20/99 Season ...... 4.9 (1972 - 11 games) 69...... Aaron Lockett, Louisiana Tech, 9/2/2000 Career 83 ...... Aaron Lockett, Ball State, 9/16/2000  58 ...... Aaron Lockett, Oklahoma, 12/2/2000 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Rk Player, Years Att Yds 40...... Terence Newman, La-Monroe, 9/7/2002 Most Return Attempts 1. David Allen, 1997-2000...... 103 1,646 16...... Danny Morris (blk), La.-Monroe, 9/7/2002 2. Aaron Lockett, 1998-2001 ...... 54 845 3 ...... Danny Morris (blk), E. Illinois, 9/14/2002 Game...... 7, David Allen vs. Texas-El Paso, 9/18/99 3. Mitch Running, 1992-95 ...... 62 625 17 ...... Jerad Johnson (blk), Nebraska,11/16/2002 ...... 7, Henry Hawthorne vs. Oklahoma, 10/25/69 4. Veryl Switzer, 1951-53 ...... 42 596 71 ...... Terence Newman, Missouri, 11/23/2002 Season ...... 34, Mitch Running (1995) 5. Yamon Figurs, 2004-2006...... 48 553 1 ...... Danny Morris (blk), Troy State, 8/30/2003 Career ...... 103, David Allen (1997-2000) 6. Michael Smith, 1988-91 ...... 59 529 0 ...... David Rose (blk), McNeese State, 9/6/2003 7. Terence Newman, 1999-2002...... 27 417 0 ...... Joe Lawson (blk), Colorado, 10/18/2003 Most Return Yards 8. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004 ...... 40 378 63...... Darren Sproles, Kansas, 10/25/2003 Game...... 172, David Allen vs. Texas, 9/19/98 9. Henry Hawthorne, 1969-70 ...... 35 364 62...... Jermaine Moreira, North Texas, 9/24/2005 Season ...... 730, David Allen (1998) 10. Andre Coleman, 1990-93...... 27 362 32 ...... Marcus Perry (blk), Missouri, 11/19/2005 81 ...... Yamon Figurs, Illinois State, 9/2/2006 Career...... 1,646, David Allen (1997-2000) 21...... Daniel Gonzalez (blk), Oklahoma State, 10/7/2006 Highest Return Average  AVERAGE 76 ...... Yamon Figurs, Rutgers, 12/28/2006 Season ...... 22.8, Aaron Lockett (2000) Season (min. 1.2 attempts/game) Season Career...... 16.0, David Allen (1997-2000) Rk Player, Year Att Yds Avg. Rk Player, Year TDs 1. Aaron Lockett, 2000 ...... 22 501 22.8# 1. David Allen, 1998 ...... 4 Most Returns For Touchdowns 2. David Allen, 1998...... 33 730 22.1# 2. Aaron Lockett, 2000 ...... 3 Game ...... 1, many times 3. Terence Newman, 2002...... 26 388 14.9 3. Five players ...... 2 ...... Last time: Yamon Figurs vs. Rutgers (Texas Bowl), 12/28/2006 4. Yamon Figurs, 2006 ...... 22 323 14.7 Last: Yamon Figurs, 2006 Season ...... 4, David Allen (1998) 5. David Allen, 1999...... 28 390 13.9 Career Career ...... 7, David Allen (1997-2000) 6. David Allen, 1997...... 30 403 13.4 7. Andre Coleman, 1993 ...... 27 362 13.4 Rk Player, Years TDs 1. David Allen, 1997-2000...... 7 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A TD 8. Howard Gill, 1950...... 14 187 13.4 2. Danny Morris, 2000-03 ...... 3 9. John Vrooman, 1965...... 12 152 12.7 3...... David Allen (Indiana St., 9/5/98; No. Illinois, 9/12/98; Texas, 9/19/98) Terence Newman, 1999-2002...... 3 2 ...... Aaron Lockett (Louisiana Tech, 9/2/2000; Ball State, 9/16/2000) 10. Veryl Switzer, 1952 ...... 19 227 12.0 Aaron Lockett, 1998-2001...... 3 2...... David Allen (Iowa State, 9/25/99; Texas, 10/2/99) Veryl Switzer, 1951-53 ...... 3

150 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS Kickoff Returns   Career (Minimum 20 attempts) TEAM RECORDS ATTEMPTS Rk Player, Years Att Yds Avg. Most Returns Season 1. Mack Herron, 1968-69 ...... 35 916 26.2 Game ...... 11, vs. Oklahoma, 10/6/56 Rk Player, Year Att Yds 2. Terence Newman, 1999-2002 ...... 32 834 26.1 Season...... 54 (1988 - 11 games) 1. Ivan Pearl, 1983 ...... 30 504 3. Henry Hawthorne, 1969-70...... 36 921 25.6 2. Dimitrie Scott, 1989...... 26 551 4. Aaron Lockett, 1998-01 ...... 28 709 25.3 Fewest Returns Eugene Goodlow, 1978...... 26 613 5. Andre Coleman, 1990-93 ...... 60 1,458 24.3 Ossie Cain, 1965 ...... 26 454 6. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004...... 35 846 24.2 Game ...... 0, many times 5. Henry Hawthorne, 1970 ...... 23 632 7. Yamon Figurs, 2004-2006 ...... 21 499 23.8 ...... Last time: at Colorado, 11/4/2006 6. Ossie Cain, 1967 ...... 22 410 8. Hi Faubion, 1949-51...... 31 732 23.6 Season...... 18 (1997 - 11 games) 7. Darren Sproles, 2004...... 21 492 9. Eugene Goodlow, 1978-79...... 29 667 23.0 8. Mack Herron, 1968 ...... 20 583 10. Joel Searles, 1961-62...... 21 432 20.6 Most Return Yards 9. Andre Coleman, 1990 ...... 18 385 Game...... 211, vs. Iowa State, 10/13/51 Mark Austin, 1987...... 18 332  Season...... 990 (1960 - 10 games) TOUCHDOWNS ...... 979 (1987 - 11 games) Career Game Rk Player, Years Att Yds Yds Player, Opponent Fewest Return Yards 1. Dimitrie Scott, 1985-86, 88-89 ...... 68 1,297 89...... Eldon Zeller, Iowa State, 10/13/51 Game ...... 0, many times 2. Andre Coleman, 1990-93...... 60 1,458 99 ...... Mack Herron, Virginia Tech, 10/5/68 ...... Last time: at Colorado, 11/4/2006 3. Ossie Cain, 1965-67 ...... 56 1,037 100 ...... Mack Herron, Oklahoma, 11/2/68 Season...... 296 (1982 - 11 games) 4. Ivan Pearl, 1980-83...... 41 665 47...... Kent Dean, Colorado, 11/17/84 5. James Witherspoon, 1981-85...... 39 722 99 ...... Gerald Neasman, Kansas, 11/8/97 Highest Average Per Return 6. Henry Hawthorne, 1969-70 ...... 36 921 97 ...... Aaron Lockett, New Mexico State, 9/22/2001 Season ...... 27.1 (2006 - 12 games) 7. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004 ...... 35 846 95 ...... Terence Newman, Eastern Illinois, 9/14/2002 ...... (36 for 977 yards) Donald Calhoun, 1971-73 ...... 35 669 98 ...... Yamon Figurs, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 Isaac Jackson, 1971-73...... 35 652 88 ...... Justin McKinney, Florida Atlantic, 9/9/2006 Mack Herron, 1968-69...... 35 916 95 ...... Leon Patton, Oklahoma State, 10/7/2006 Lowest Average Per Return 85 ...... James Johnson, Kansas, 11/18/2006 Season ...... 13.4 (1976 - 11 games)  YARDAGE Season Most Returns for Touchdowns Season Rk Player, Year TDs Game ...... 1, many times Rk Player, Year Att Yds 1. Mack Herron, 1968 ...... 2 ...... Last time: at Kansas, 11/18/2006 1. Henry Hawthorne, 1970 ...... 23 632 2. Several players with...... 1 Season...... 3 (2006 - 12 games) 2. Eugene Goodlow, 1978...... 26 613 Last: Justin McKinney, Leon Patton, James Johnson (2006) 3. Mack Herron, 1968 ...... 20 583 Fewest Returns for Touchdowns 4. Dimitrie Scott, 1989...... 26 551 Career Season...... 0, many times 5. Ivan Pearl, 1983 ...... 30 504 Rk Player, Year TDs ...... Last time: 2004 - 11 games 6. Darren Sproles, 2004...... 21 492 1. Mack Herron, 1968-69...... 2 7. Ossie Cain, 1965 ...... 26 454 2. Nine players with...... 1 Highest Return Average Per Game 8. Andre Coleman, 1993 ...... 15 434 Season ...... 99.0 (1960) 9. Ossie Cain, 1967 ...... 22 410 10. Aaron Lockett, 2001 ...... 14 397 Lowest Return Average Per Game Season ...... 36.6 (2002 - 13 games) Career Rk Player, Years Att Yds 1. Andre Coleman, 1990-93...... 60 1,458  INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 2. Dimitrie Scott, 1985-86, 88-89 ...... 68 1,297 3. Ossie Cain, 1965-67 ...... 56 1,037 Most Return Attempts 4. Henry Hawthorne, 1969-70 ...... 36 921 Game...... 7, Gerald Benton vs. Washington, 9/28/91 5. Mack Herron, 1968-69...... 35 916 ...... 7, Don Calhoun vs. Nebraska, 11/18/72 6. Darren Sproles, 2001-2004 ...... 35 846 Season ...... 30, Ivan Pearl (1983) 7. Terence Newman, 1999-2002...... 32 834 Career...... 68, Dimitrie Scott (1985-86, 88-89) 8. James Witherspoon, 1981-85...... 39 722 9. Aaron Lockett, 1998-2001 ...... 28 709 Most Return Yards 10. Donald Calhoun, 1971-73 ...... 35 669 Game ...... 152, Andre Coleman at Minnesota, 9/18/93 Season ...... 632, Henry Hawthorne (1970)  Career...... 1,458, Andre Coleman (1990-93) AVERAGE Season (min. 1.2 attempts/game) Highest Return Average Rk Player, Year Att Yds Avg. Season...... 29.2, Mack Herron (1968) 1. Mack Herron, 1968...... 20 583 29.2 Career...... 26.2, Mack Herron (1968-69) 2. Andre Coleman, 1993 ...... 15 434 28.9 3. Jack Richardson, 1960 ...... 12 345 28.8 Most Returns For Touchdowns 4. Aaron Lockett, 2001 ...... 14 397 28.4 5. Henry Hawthorne, 1970 ...... 23 632 27.5 Game ...... 1, many times 6. Andre Coleman, 1992 ...... 15 367 24.5 ...... Last time: James Johnson at Kansas, 11/18/2006 7. Eugene Goodlow, 1978 ...... 26 613 23.6 Season ...... 2, Mack Herron (1968) 8. Darren Sproles, 2004 ...... 21 492 23.4 Career ...... 2, Mack Herron (1968-69) 9. Hi Faubion, 1949 ...... 17 383 22.5 10. Henry Hawthorne, 1969 ...... 13 289 22.2 Mack Herron, 1969...... 15 333 22.2  James Johnson was one of three Wildcats to return a kickoff for a score in 2006 as Kansas State set the school record for touchdowns.

THE POWER OF ONE | 151 RECORDS Miscellaneous Records  MISCELLANEOUS  LONGEST PLAYS  PENALTIES Most Wins Game Most Penalties Season...... 11, six times Rush...... 96, Gerald Hackney vs. Kansas, 11/2/48 Game ...... 18, vs. Kansas, 10/9/99 [162 yards] ...... 2003 (11-4) Pass ...... 97, Michael Bishop to Aaron Lockett ...... 17, vs. Oklahoma, 9/20/2001 [139 yards] ...... 2002 (11-2) ...... vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 17, vs. Western Illinois, 9/8/90 [108 yards] ...... 2000 (11-3) Punt Return...... 94, David Allen vs. Iowa State, 9/25/99 Season...... 118 (1998 - 12 games) ...... 1999 (11-1) ...... 94, Lamar Chapman vs. Ohio, 9/13/97 ...... 101 (1999 - 11 games) ...... 1998 (11-2) Field Goal ...... 65, Martin Gramatica vs. Northern Illinois, 9/12/98 ...... 1997 (11-1) Kick Return ...... 100, Mack Herron vs. Oklahoma, 11/2/68 Fewest Penalties Int Return ...... 100, Mario Smith vs. Oklahoma, 10/12/96 Game ...... 1, five times Fum Return ...... 67, Don Meek vs. Kansas, 10/18/24 Most Consecutive Wins ...... Last time: vs. Indiana State, 9/7/91 DXP ...... 100, William Price vs. Indiana State, 9/7/91 Seasons ...... 19, 10/11/97 - 11/21/98 Season...... 32 (1962 - 10 games) ...... [350 yards] Most Conference Wins  FIRST DOWNS Season...... 8 (1998 - 12 games) Most Penalty Yards Most First Downs Game ...... 162, vs. Kansas, 10/9/99 [18 flags] Most Consecutive Conference Wins Game...... 37, vs. Iowa State, 10/24/98 ...... 139, vs. Oklahoma, 9/20/2001 [17 flags] Season...... 319 (2003 - 15 games) Season...... 993 (1998 - 12 games) Season ...... 21, 10/11/97 - 11/6/99 ...... [176 rush, 127 pass, 16 penalty] ...... 860 (1999 - 11 games) ...... 295 (1998 - 12 games) Most Losses ...... [148 rush, 122 pass, 25 penalty] Fewest Penalty Yards Season...... 11 (1988 - 11 games) Game ...... 5, vs. Kansas, 10/14/72 [1 flag] Fewest First Downs Season...... 310 (1960 - 10 games) [35 Flags] Most Consecutive Losses Game ...... 3, many times Season ...... 28, 10/6/45 - 10/2/48 ...... Last time: vs. Colorado, 10/24/92 Season...... 129 (1985 - 11 games)  FUMBLES Most Conference Losses Most Fumbles Season...... 7, 10 times Most First Downs Rushing Game ...... 12, many times ...... Last time: 1989 (0-7) Season...... 176 (2003 - 15 games) Season...... 51 (1954 - 10 games) ...... 168 (2002 - 13 games) Most Consecutive Conference Losses ...... 160 (2001 - 11 games) Fewest Fumbles Season ...... 26, 9/24/60 - 11/2/63 Fewest First Downs Rushing Game ...... 0, many times ...... Last time: vs. Ohio State, 1/2/2004 (Fiesta Bowl) Season...... 55 (1989 - 11 games) Most Ties Season...... 51 (1954 - 10 games) Season...... 3 (1935 - 9 games) ...... 3 (1920 - 9 games) Most First Downs Passing Most Fumbles Lost Season...... 127 (2003 - 15 games) Game ...... 6, vs. Colorado, 11/19/83 ...... 122 (1998 - 12 games) Largest Winning Margin ...... 6, vs. Wyoming, 9/17/55 Game ...... 76, vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 ...... 6, vs. Iowa State, 11/13/54 ...... 71, vs. Wichita State, 11/20/1909 Fewest First Downs Passing Season...... 29 (1976 - 11 games) Season...... 45 (1975 - 11 games) Largest Losing Margin Fewest Fumbles Lost Game ...... 76, vs. Oklahoma, 11/7/42 Most First Downs By Penalty Game ...... 0, many times Season...... 25 (1998 - 12 games) ...... Last time: vs. Kansas, 10/8/2005 Largest Come-From-Behind Victories ...... 25 (1993 - 11 games) Season...... 6 (1961 - 10 games) ...... 7 (2001 - 11 games) Game ...... 21, at Iowa State, 9/25/99 ...... (7-28 in 3rd quarter, won 35-28) Fewest First Downs By Penalty ...... 21, at Missouri, 11/6/04 Season...... 9 (1968 - 10 games)  ...... (0-21 in 2nd quarter, won 35-24) OPPONENT HIGHS ...... 21, at Oklahoma State, 10/23/99 Team Single-Game Highs First Downs Most Rushing Attempts ...... (0-21 in 1st quarter, won 44-21) Rk Game Total Game...... 88, Oklahoma, 10/27/62 ...... 17, at Oklahoma State, 11/6/71 1. vs. Iowa State, 10/24/98 ...... 37 ...... (0-17 in 3rd quarter, won 35-21) 2. vs. Oklahoma, 10/23/71 ...... 32 Most Rushing Yards vs. Akron, 9/23/95 ...... 32 Game...... 768, Oklahoma, 10/15/88 Margin of Victory 4. vs. Northern Illinois, 9/30/95...... 31 Modern Era 5. vs. Louisiana Tech, 11/17/2001...... 30 Rk Game Score vs. Iowa State, 11/3/2001 ...... 30 Most Passing Attempts 1. vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 ...... 76-0 vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 30 Game ...... 72, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 2. vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/7/2002...... 68-0 at Kansas, 10/31/98 ...... 30 3. vs. Akron, 9/23/95...... 67-0 vs. Iowa State, 11/4/2000 ...... 29 Most Pass Completions 4. vs. Northern Illinois, 9/12/98 ...... 73-7 vs. Bowling Green, 9/27/97 ...... 29 Game ...... 47, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 vs. Indiana State, 9/5/98 ...... 66-0 vs. Indiana State, 9/7/96...... 29 vs. Missouri, 11/20/99...... 66-0 vs. Oklahoma, 10/25/69 ...... 29 Most Passing Yards vs. South Dakota, 9/12/81...... 29 Game ...... 669, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 Pre-WWII Era Rk Game Score 1. vs. Wichita State, 11/20/1909 ...... 71-0 2. vs. Drury, 10/12/1910 ...... 75-5

152 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

Most Touchdown Passes Most Rushing Yards Most Pass Attempts Game ...... 5, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 K-State...... 429, vs. Bowling Green, 9/27/97 K-State...... 52, Carl Straw vs. Oklahoma St., 10/29/88 ...... 5, Texas Tech, 11/9/63 Opponent ...... 518, Colorado, 11/18/89 Opponent ...... 60, Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech, 10/21/2000 Most Total Plays Most Rushing Touchdowns Most Pass Completions Game...... 105, Colorado, 10/24/92 K-State...... 7, vs. North Texas, 9/23/2000 K-State ...... 28, Lynn Dickey vs. Oklahoma, 10/25/69 Opponent ...... 8, Colorado, 11/18/89 Opponent ...... 29, Joel Klatt, Colorado, 10/18/2003 Most Total Offense ...... 29, David Archer, Iowa St., 11/12/83 Game...... 829, Oklahoma, 10/15/88 Most Passing Attempts K-State...... 52, vs. Oklahoma State, 10/29/88 Most Passing Yards Most Points Opponent ...... 60, Texas Tech, 10/21/2000 K-State ...... 441, Michael Bishop vs. ULM, 9/26/98 Opponent...... 335, Cale Gundy vs. Oklahoma, 10/30/93 Game...... 76, Oklahoma, 10/15/88 Most Passing Completions Most Touchdowns K-State ...... 28, vs. Oklahoma, 10/25/69 Most Passing Touchdowns Opponent ...... 35, Montana, 9/19/92 K-State ...... 4, Michael Bishop vs. ULM, 9/26/98 Game...... 11, Oklahoma, 10/23/71 ...... 4, Brian Kavanagh vs. Oklahoma, 10/26/96 ...... 11, Oklahoma, 11/7/42 Most Passing Yards ...... 4, Chad May vs. Iowa St., 11/5/94 Most First Downs K-State ...... 441, vs. ULM, 9/26/98 ...... 4, Paul Watson vs. La. Tech, 10/1/88 Opponent ...... 377, Iowa, 9/10/88 Opponent ...... 4, Jason White, Oklahoma, 10/16/2004 Game ...... 39, Texas Tech, 10/15/05 ...... 4, Eric Moore, Oklahoma, 10/26/96 Most Passing Touchdowns Most Interceptions K-State ...... 4, seven times (Last: vs. Texas, 11/11/2006) Long Pass Game ...... 7, Nebraska, 11/14/70 Opponent ...... 4, Oklahoma, 10/16/2004 K-State ...... 97, Michael Bishop to Aaron Lockett ...... 7, Oklahoma, 10/25/52 ...... 4, Oklahoma, 10/26/96 ...... vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 9/26/98 ...... 7, Boston College, 11/25/39 Most Plays Most Pass Receptions Most Interception Return Yards K-State ...... 100, vs. Kansas, 10/3/70 K-State ...... 13, Michael Smith vs. Missouri, 10/21/89 Game ...... 184, Nebraska, 11/14/70 Opponent ...... 17, Lifford Jackson, La. Tech, 10/1/88 Most Total Offense Most Punts K-State...... 658, vs. North Texas, 9/24/2005 Most Receiving Yards Game ...... 14, Texas Tech, 11/1/97 Opponent...... 674, Nebraska, 10/17/81 K-State...... 199, Quincy Morgan vs. Neb., 11/11/2000 ...... 14, Florida State, 9/17/77 Opponent ...... 251, Lifford Jackson, La. Tech, 10/1/88 ...... 14, Iowa State, 11/16/40 Most First Downs K-State...... 37, vs. Iowa State, 10/24/98 Most Receiving Touchdowns Highest Punt Average K-State ...... 3, James Terry vs. Baylor, 11/1/2003 Game ...... 61.3, Wyoming, 9/24/83 Most Points ...... 3, Quincy Morgan vs. Ball St., 9/16/2000 ...... 3, John Williams vs. Austin Peay, 9/5/87 K-State ...... 76, vs. Ball State, 9/16/2000 Most Punt Return Yards Opponent ...... 75, Oklahoma, 10/23/71 Game...... 277, Oklahoma, 10/16/48 Most Field Goals Most Penalties K-State ...... 4, Joe Rheem vs. La.-Lafayette, 9/18/2004 Most Kick Return Yards K-State ...... 18, vs. Kansas, 10/9/99 ...... 4, Jamie Rheem vs. Utah St., 10/16/99 Game...... 201, Arizona, 9/27/69 Opponent...... 13, McNeese State, 9/6/2003 Opponent ...... 5, Jose Oceguera, Long Beach St., 9/3/83 ...... 13, Ohio, 9/13/97  ...... 13, Oklahoma, 11/4/95 Long Field Goal OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS ...... 13, North Texas, 9/28/85 K-State ...... 65, Martin Gramatica vs. No. Illinois, 9/12/98 Most Rushing Yards Game...... 320, Barry Sanders, Oklahoma St., 10/29/88 Most Penalty Yards Most Punts K-State ...... 162, vs. Kansas, 10/9/99 K-State ...... 12, Bob Coble vs. Missouri, 10/26/98 Most Passing Yards Opponent ...... 126, Missouri, 10/21/89 Opponent ...... 12, Truman Spencer, North Texas, 9/24/2005 ...... 12, Mark Plunkett vs. Missouri, 11/16/91 Game...... 643, Cody Hodges, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 Most Quarterback Sacks Most Total Offense K-State ...... 8, vs. Kansas, 10/28/95 Highest Punt Average Opponent: ...... 4, Nebraska, 10/14/2006 K-State...... 60.3, James Garcia vs. Texas, 9/18/98 Game...... 604, Cody Hodges, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 ...... 4, Oklahoma, 10/16/2004 ...... 4, Texas, 10/19/2002 Most Pass Completions Longest Punt K-State ...... 82, David Spare vs. Pacific, 9/28/74 Game...... 44, Cody Hodges, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 Most Interceptions K-State...... 6, vs. Western Illinois, 8/30/86 Longest Punt Return Most Pass Receptions Opponent ...... 5, Iowa, 9/10/88 K-State ...... 94, Lamar Chapman vs. Ohio, 9/13/97 Game...... 17, Lifford Jackson, La. Tech, 10/1/88 INDIVIDUAL Most Yards Receiving Longest Kickoff Return Most Rushing Attempts K-State ...... 95, Leon Patton vs. Oklahoma St., 10/7/2006 Game...... 255, Joel Filani, Texas Tech, 10/15/2005 K-State ...... 43, Darren Sproles vs. Missouri, 11/22/03 Opponent ...... 48, Troy Davis, Iowa St., 11/23/96 Most Touchdowns Most Tackles K-State ...... 25, Gary Spani vs. Iowa St., 11/12/77 Game ...... 5, Taurean Henderson, Texas Tech, 15/15/2005 Most Rushing Yards K-State ...... 292, Darren Sproles vs. La.-Lafayette, 9/18/04 Most Sacks Opponent ...... 320, Barry Sanders, Okla. St., 10/29/88 K-State...... 3.0, Ian Campbell vs. Illinois St., 9/2/2006  SNYDER STADIUM RECORDS ...... 3.0, Andrew Shull vs. Baylor, 11/1/2003 Most Rushing Touchdowns ...... 3.0, Mario Fatafehi vs. Ball St., 9/16/2000 TEAM K-State ...... 5, Jonathan Beasley vs. N. Texas, 9/23/00 Most Rushing Attempts Opponent ...... 4, several players Most Interceptions K-State ...... 70, vs. South Dakota, 9/12/81 K-State ...... 4, Jaime Mendez vs. Temple, 9/26/92 Opponent ...... 79, Colorado, 11/20/76 Longest Rush K-State...... 91, Ell Roberson vs. Nebraska, 11/16/02

THE POWER OF ONE | 153 RECORDS Year-By-Year Offense

RECORD RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE PUNT RETURN KICK RETURN INT RETURN PENALTY YEAR W-L-T ATT YDS TD YPG ATT CPL INT YDS TD YPG PLAYS YDS YPG ATT YDS TD ATT YDS TD INT YDS TD FD YDS PTS PPG 1949 2-8-0 476 2010 19 201.0 178 66 24 1012 8 101.2 654 3022 302.2 25 423 0 33 678 0 15 235 0 - - 191 18.5 1950 1-9-1 441 1542 13 140.2 197 60 29 859 3 78.1 638 2401 218.3 18 241 0 n/a 8 82 2 - - 122 12.2 1951 1-7-1 324 655 6 72.7 190 68 22 941 4 104.6 514 1596 177.3 25 168 0 42 688 17 88 1 - - 73 8.1 1952 1-9-0 402 919 6 91.9 166 70 20 778 5 77.8 568 1697 169.7 20 229 1 n/a 10 85 0 - - 81 8.1 1953 6-3-1 469 2274 22 227.4 66 26 3 610 6 61.0 535 2884 288.4 13 305 2 n/a 14 176 0 - - 198 19.8 1954 7-3-0 490 2268 19 226.8 102 44 6 678 8 67.8 592 2946 294.6 15 55 0 27 478 0 6 - 1 141 596 191 19.1 1955 4-6-0 466 1503 22 150.3 97 30 9 378 2 37.8 563 1881 188.1 23 230 0 26 442 0 20 - - 102 631 165 16.5 1956 3-7-0 495 1926 13 192.6 117 39 17 656 7 65.6 612 2582 258.2 20 196 0 39 561 0 8 - - 118 600 143 14.3 1957 3-6-1 577 2262 16 226.2 115 44 14 527 1 52.7 692 2789 278.9 29 322 0 25 411 0 8 132 0 151 502 124 12.4 1958 3-7-0 486 1534 11 153.4 162 84 15 962 3 96.2 648 2496 249.6 31 230 0 37 724 0 9 117 0 155 339 110 11.0 1959 2-8-0 434 1218 9 121.8 210 92 13 934 5 93.4 644 2152 215.2 16 143 0 43 701 0 8 - - 132 468 109 10.7 1960 1-9-0 313 918 7 91.8 163 61 11 644 4 64.4 476 1562 156.2 19 114 0 48 990 0 6 79 0 75 310 78 7.8 1961 2-8-0 427 845 5 84.5 100 36 7 484 3 48.4 527 1329 132.9 23 239 0 37 600 0 10 87 0 86 353 58 5.8 1962 0-10-0 368 985 4 98.5 155 53 15 681 2 68.1 523 1666 166.6 18 174 0 43 815 0 8 76 0 102 350 39 3.9 1963 2-7-0 376 1196 7 132.9 165 77 10 807 4 80.7 541 2004 222.6 24 250 0 31 613 0 n/a 118 324 91 10.1 1964 3-7-0 444 1282 7 128.2 100 44 12 493 1 49.3 544 1775 177.5 28 245 0 27 469 0 8 - - 90 540 64 6.4 1965 0-10-0 368 745 3 74.5 238 83 25 982 2 98.2 606 1727 172.7 17 166 0 50 839 0 11 - - 108 376 43 4.3 1966 0-9-1 406 1302 6 130.2 201 81 21 1207 3 120.7 607 2509 250.9 19 110 0 39 642 0 n/a - - 66 6.6 1967 1-9-0 380 563 8 56.3 221 112 15 1251 3 125.1 601 1814 181.4 24 246 0 34 555 0 11 69 0 110 441 90 9.0 1968 4-6-0 386 930 0 93.0 304 153 23 1947 10 194.7 680 2877 287.7 25 235 3 35 757 2 15 143 1 99 599 194 19.4 1969 5-5-0 446 1395 29 139.5 379 197 19 2501 14 250.1 825 3896 389.6 40 306 0 32 686 0 14 134 0 206 581 319 31.9 1970 6-5-0 438 1245 17 113.2 410 196 34 2441 8 221.9 848 3686 335.1 33 232 1 37 843 0 16 245 0 202 766 190 17.2 1971 5-6-0 557 1997 22 181.5 337 157 14 1780 8 161.8 894 3777 343.4 22 187 0 45 808 0 11 162 0 212 633 219 19.9 1972 3-8-0 408 1354 10 123.1 368 165 30 1977 12 179.7 776 3331 302.8 15 54 0 52 856 0 13 97 1 172 588 169 15.4 1973 5-6-0 641 2443 16 222.1 175 78 17 1088 5 98.9 816 3531 321.0 18 95 0 38 629 0 15 201 0 192 687 176 16.0 1974 4-7-0 581 1918 15 174.4 233 102 9 1236 7 112.4 814 3154 286.7 22 259 1 39 613 0 10 153 2 192 609 193 17.5 1975 3-8-0 536 1615 8 146.8 165 57 16 756 2 68.7 701 2371 215.5 17 104 0 42 790 0 6 74 0 139 582 89 8.1 1976 1-10-0 491 1342 14 122.0 229 94 21 1258 4 114.4 720 2600 236.4 18 101 1 48 642 0 11 190 1 154 480 155 14.1 1977 2-9-0 499 1370 10 124.5 280 125 23 1733 5 157.5 779 3103 282.1 29 204 1 37 539 0 11 148 1 175 602 131 11.9 1978 4-7-0 499 1680 20 152.7 274 141 20 2019 9 183.5 773 3699 336.3 21 196 1 45 926 0 10 159 0 198 473 201 18.3 1979 3-8-0 517 1577 10 143.4 266 133 22 1621 9 147.4 783 3198 290.7 15 89 0 26 395 0 10 52 1 180 430 154 14.0 1980 4-7-0 479 1445 12 131.4 225 102 18 1274 4 115.8 704 2719 247.2 22 120 0 19 370 0 10 131 0 151 515 129 11.7 1981 2-9-0 549 1678 13 152.5 194 91 16 1260 8 114.5 743 2938 267.1 14 76 0 27 478 0 8 38 0 167 607 164 14.9 1982 6-5-1 579 1962 15 178.4 238 114 9 1541 11 140.1 817 3503 318.5 27 182 0 19 296 0 19 175 1 197 651 227 20.6 1983 3-8-0 500 1741 16 158.3 263 126 20 1661 8 151.0 763 3402 309.3 19 57 0 44 686 0 9 29 0 197 473 186 16.9 1984 3-7-1 495 1671 11 151.9 213 97 10 1091 6 99.2 708 2762 251.1 19 104 0 29 599 1 11 305 4 164 574 185 16.8 1985 1-10-0 437 940 5 85.5 268 118 16 1274 6 115.8 705 2214 201.3 22 246 0 36 601 0 13 96 1 129 545 101 9.2 1986 2-9-0 503 1418 8 128.9 248 108 19 1375 5 125.0 751 2793 253.9 22 151 1 45 832 0 20 226 1 154 614 134 12.2 1987 0-10-1 427 1394 5 126.7 299 143 17 1575 10 143.2 726 2969 269.9 10 79 0 52 979 0 10 158 1 174 618 135 12.3 1988 0-11-0 367 1182 5 107.5 443 227 24 2578 15 234.4 810 3760 341.8 12 99 0 54 920 0 13 136 0 211 565 171 15.5 1989 1-10-0 349 657 8 59.7 403 213 13 2289 8 208.1 752 2946 267.8 15 135 0 44 859 0 8 81 0 187 499 134 12.2 1990 5-6-0 438 1298 23 118.0 346 180 12 2484 8 225.8 784 3782 343.8 23 205 1 35 725 0 19 231 1 201 526 255 23.2 1991 7-4-0 469 1756 21 159.6 338 184 16 2475 12 225.0 807 4231 384.6 32 298 0 33 663 0 12 115 0 234 570 263 23.9 1992 5-6-0 439 1163 18 105.7 251 120 13 1521 5 138.3 690 2684 244.0 35 340 0 31 605 0 21 301 2 153 676 195 17.7 1993 9-2-1 409 1168 20 106.2 355 186 11 2698 16 245.3 765 3866 351.5 27 362 1 24 531 0 12 92 0 214 814 288 26.2 1994 9-3-0 403 1386 21 126.0 351 205 6 2614 18 237.6 754 4000 363.6 36 336 0 22 524 0 12 118 1 227 655 305 27.7 1995 10-2-0 511 1893 22 172.1 300 192 12 2526 27 229.6 811 4419 401.7 40 495 1 24 487 0 13 147 2 247 659 402 36.5 1996 9-3-0 428 1495 21 135.9 304 176 7 2030 21 184.5 732 3525 320.5 28 284 1 20 487 0 13 215 1 204 666 325 29.5 1997 11-1-0 541 2422 29 220.2 204 88 9 1674 14 152.2 745 4096 372.4 43 560 2 18 470 1 5 41 1 204 644 383 34.8 1998 11-2-0 571 2699 42 224.9 316 179 5 3042 23 253.5 887 5741 478.4 39 832 5 23 531 0 16 142 2 295 993 576 48.0 1999 11-1-0 526 2032 31 184.7 256 116 9 2090 14 190.0 782 4122 374.7 43 480 3 30 728 0 21 282 5 203 860 433 39.4 2000 11-3-0 595 2575 42 198.1 338 166 13 2755 19 211.9 933 5330 410.0 41 708 4 34 631 0 20 138 1 276 931 514 39.5 2001 6-6-0 606 2835 34 257.7 250 110 16 1497 8 136.1 856 4332 393.8 35 379 0 28 690 1 18 188 1 239 721 327 29.7 2002 11-2-0 655 3433 53 264.1 223 120 6 2066 14 158.9 878 5499 423.0 50 687 5 21 476 1 20 339 5 273 759 582 44.8 2003 11-4-0 688 3429 42 228.6 371 194 17 3186 25 212.4 1059 6615 441.0 48 530 4 23 506 0 20 156 2 319 726 549 36.6 2004 4-7-0 480 2044 25 185.8 314 176 12 1957 12 177.9 794 4001 363.7 26 171 0 38 840 0 10 155 4 225 498 326 29.6 2005 5-6-0 432 1522 16 138.4 318 164 12 2215 15 201.4 750 3737 339.7 31 347 3 36 694 1 8 112 1 192 827 289 26.3 2006 7-6-0 372 1497 16 115.2 415 214 20 2601 10 200.1 787 4098 315.2 25 391 3 36 977 3 10 137 1 203 732 296 22.8

Regular season games only by NCAA policy through 2001 Statistics reflect bowl games starting in 2002

154 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS Year-By-Year Defense

RECORD RUSHING PASSING TOTAL DEFENSE PUNT RETURN KICK RETURN INT RETURN PENALTY YEAR W-L-T ATT YDS TD YPG ATT CPL INT YDS TD YPG PLAYS YDS YPG ATT YDS TD ATT YDS TD INT YDS TD FD YDS PTS PPG 1949 2-8-0 ------257 25.7 1950 1-9-1 ------355 32.3 1951 1-7-1 ------228 25.3 1952 1-9-0 ------255 25.5 1953 6-3-1 ------116 11.6 1954 7-3-0 - 1960 - 196.0 101 45 6 515 - 51.5 - 2475 247.5 ------9 - - 129 508 154 15.4 1955 4-6-0 - 1724 - 172.4 148 58 20 920 - 92.0 - 2644 264.4 ------9 - - 151 526 191 19.1 1956 3-7-0 - 2540 - 254.0 130 54 8 902 - 90.2 - 3442 344.2 ------17 - - 169 562 259 25.9 1957 3-6-1 - 2094 - 209.4 134 59 8 925 - 92.5 - 3019 301.9 ------14 - - 151 687 166 16.6 1958 3-7-0 - 1899 - 189.9 127 66 9 908 - 90.8 - 2807 280.7 ------15 - - 139 692 192 19.2 1959 2-8-0 - 2203 - 220.3 167 79 8 1194 - 119.4 - 3397 339.7 ------13 - - 181 525 266 26.6 1960 1-9-0 - 3132 - 313.2 105 53 7 619 - 61.9 - 3751 375.1 ------11 - - 216 514 316 31.6 1961 2-8-0 - 2771 - 277.1 109 42 10 687 - 68.7 - 3458 345.8 ------7 - - 182 525 232 23.2 1962 0-10-0 - 3068 - 306.8 115 51 8 727 - 72.7 - 3795 379.5 ------15 - - 212 686 283 28.3 1963 2-7-0 - 2323 - 258.1 147 72 - 1006 - 111.8 - 3329 369.9 ------7 - - 185 356 222 24.7 1964 3-7-0 - 2162 - 216.2 156 71 8 980 - 98.0 - 3142 314.2 ------12 - - 171 511 186 18.6 1965 0-10-0 - 2822 - 282.2 180 83 11 1078 - 107.8 - 3900 390.0 ------25 - - 206 775 296 29.6 1966 0-9-1 ------226 22.6 1967 1-9-0 - 2297 - 229.7 172 96 11 1197 - 119.7 - 3494 349.4 ------15 - - 202 657 263 26.3 1968 4-6-0 - 2191 - 219.1 243 107 15 1438 - 143.8 - 3629 362.9 ------23 - - 185 478 247 24.7 1969 5-5-0 - 1182 - 118.2 266 111 14 1764 - 176.4 - 2946 294.6 ------19 - - 147 510 233 23.3 1970 6-5-0 - 1685 - 153.2 326 148 16 1664 - 151.3 - 3349 304.5 ------34 - - 192 861 218 19.8 1971 5-6-0 522 2131 22 193.7 250 132 11 1865 16 169.5 772 3996 363.3 29 249 1 27 501 1 14 136 0 214 528 296 26.9 1972 3-8-0 684 3115 35 283.2 245 132 13 1747 11 158.8 929 4862 442.0 33 537 4 28 405 0 30 509 4 271 583 407 37.0 1973 5-6-0 563 2581 25 234.6 219 108 15 1442 10 131.1 782 4023 365.7 15 62 0 28 574 0 17 214 0 228 573 260 23.6 1974 4-7-0 606 2416 23 219.6 189 104 10 1464 11 133.1 795 3880 352.7 22 388 2 35 597 1 9 160 1 207 635 283 25.7 1975 3-8-0 644 2624 17 238.5 202 95 6 1341 13 121.9 846 3965 360.5 37 258 1 23 484 0 16 127 0 217 496 248 22.5 1976 1-10-0 688 2879 37 261.7 199 94 11 1165 8 105.9 887 4044 367.6 29 106 0 25 529 0 21 173 0 225 790 347 31.5 1977 2-9-0 616 2639 26 239.9 218 115 11 1466 10 133.3 834 4105 373.2 35 210 0 26 490 0 23 154 0 206 691 286 26.0 1978 4-7-0 619 2688 20 244.4 197 102 10 1591 12 144.6 816 4279 389.0 27 180 0 25 384 0 20 136 0 210 578 342 31.1 1979 3-8-0 560 2251 20 204.6 227 127 10 1574 5 143.1 787 3825 347.7 22 124 0 27 618 1 22 219 0 214 630 225 20.5 1980 4-7-0 626 2896 17 263.3 152 75 10 1005 8 91.4 778 3901 354.6 20 57 0 18 325 1 18 153 0 203 612 212 19.3 1981 2-9-0 546 2293 29 208.5 216 129 8 1900 9 172.7 762 4193 381.2 31 145 0 15 261 0 16 212 1 221 703 297 27.0 1982 6-5-1 473 1952 13 177.5 283 137 19 1508 4 137.1 756 3460 314.5 19 118 0 20 357 0 9 149 3 185 561 166 15.1 1983 3-8-0 533 2437 28 221.5 262 150 9 2053 11 186.6 795 4590 417.3 27 136 0 19 386 1 20 184 2 244 642 343 31.2 1984 3-7-1 599 2709 35 246.3 233 127 11 1587 8 144.3 832 4296 390.5 29 197 0 31 618 0 10 108 1 253 585 330 30.0 1985 1-10-0 608 2569 28 233.5 227 114 13 1557 6 141.5 835 4126 375.1 45 356 0 18 335 0 17 127 2 237 636 295 26.8 1986 2-9-0 536 2683 31 243.9 261 128 20 1822 13 165.6 797 4505 409.5 41 368 0 22 503 0 20 402 1 227 524 343 31.2 1987 0-10-1 639 3182 40 289.3 223 124 10 1719 11 156.3 862 4901 445.5 32 317 0 26 505 0 17 105 1 259 635 421 38.3 1988 0-11-0 605 3449 39 313.5 263 134 13 2180 17 198.1 868 5629 511.7 24 101 0 30 510 0 24 405 2 269 665 448 40.7 1989 1-10-0 633 3306 35 300.5 156 95 7 1422 12 129.3 787 4728 429.8 27 266 0 29 554 0 13 156 1 236 657 349 31.7 1990 5-6-0 505 2397 27 217.9 306 132 19 2074 9 188.5 811 4460 405.5 34 383 0 43 956 1 12 89 0 238 464 293 26.6 1991 7-4-0 486 2001 15 181.9 272 136 12 1864 14 169.5 758 3865 351.4 20 302 1 44 801 0 17 140 0 198 541 226 20.5 1992 5-6-0 531 1662 17 151.1 322 176 21 2094 9 190.4 853 3756 341.5 47 574 0 22 391 0 13 295 2 215 640 233 21.2 1993 9-2-1 482 1866 13 169.6 283 147 12 1913 10 173.9 765 3779 343.6 21 117 0 31 587 0 11 168 1 195 662 210 19.1 1994 9-3-0 472 1842 13 167.5 279 130 12 1596 7 145.1 751 3438 312.6 30 235 0 36 647 0 6 81 0 189 649 156 14.2 1995 10-2-0 404 1254 4 114.0 269 125 13 1505 12 136.8 673 2759 250.8 16 206 1 41 780 0 12 111 1 154 573 145 13.2 1996 9-3-0 493 1770 10 160.9 299 126 13 1509 9 137.2 792 3279 298.1 27 223 0 39 748 0 7 72 0 192 624 172 15.6 1997 11-1-0 463 1429 13 129.9 239 99 5 1369 4 124.5 702 2825 256.8 26 184 1 39 748 0 9 168 1 148 559 159 14.5 1998 11-2-0 433 1179 3 98.3 326 141 16 2041 15 170.1 759 3220 268.3 9 56 0 48 828 0 5 31 0 178 631 160 13.3 1999 11-1-0 378 1221 13 111.0 315 118 21 1364 5 124.0 693 2585 235.0 22 199 0 35 537 0 9 57 0 143 542 144 13.1 2000 11-3-0 473 1276 20 98.2 399 204 20 2241 8 172.4 872 3517 270.5 24 113 1 52 824 0 13 75 0 197 720 240 18.5 2001 6-6-0 364 1061 6 96.5 320 152 18 1825 11 165.9 684 2886 262.4 31 263 1 38 700 0 16 125 1 179 630 179 16.3 2002 11-2-0 446 904 7 69.5 418 191 20 2333 11 179.5 864 3237 249.0 27 146 0 69 1262 0 6 35 0 175 723 154 11.8 2003 11-4-0 549 1627 6 108.8 447 224 20 2619 19 174.6 996 4246 283.1 30 171 2 70 1539 2 17 215 1 232 846 244 16.3 2004 4-7-0 394 1631 23 148.3 287 154 10 2215 19 201.4 681 3846 349.6 24 257 1 36 617 0 9 216 1 180 689 337 30.6 2005 5-6-0 401 1418 19 128.9 374 208 8 2536 18 230.5 775 3954 359.5 30 295 1 36 630 0 12 146 0 197 688 305 27.7 2006 7-6-0 473 1932 15 148.6 384 224 10 2561 18 197.0 857 4493 345.6 25 213 1 35 635 0 20 298 2 239 525 309 23.8

Regular season games only by NCAA policy through 2001 Statistics reflect bowl games starting in 2002

THE POWER OF ONE | 155 HISTORY Year-By-Year Records

|------Overall------| Conference Final AP VS. Head Year W-L-T Pct. Conf. Pct. Finish H A N AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN H A Bowl Rank Top 25 Coach 1896 0-1-1 .250 — — — 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-1 0-0-0 — — — — — Ira Pratt 1897 1-2-1 .375 — — — 1-1-1 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — A.W. Ehrsam 1898 1-1-2 .500 — — — 1-1-1 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — W.P. Williamson 1899 2-3-0 .400 — — — 2-0-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — Albert Hanson 1900 2-4-0 .333 — — — 1-2-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — F.G. Moulton 1901 3-4-1 .438 — — — 2-2-0 1-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 1-3-1 0-0-1 0-0-0 — — — — — Wade Moore 1902 2-6-0 .250 — — — 2-3-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — C.E. Dietz 1903 3-4-1 .438 — — — 3-3-1 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 1-2-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — G.O. Dietz 1904 1-6-0 .143 — — — 1-3-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — 1905 6-2-0 .750 — — — 5-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-1-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — Mike Ahearn 1906 5-2-0 .714 — — — 4-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — Mike Ahearn 1907 5-3-0 .625 — — — 5-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — Mike Ahearn 1908 6-2-0 .750 — — — 4-1-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 4-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — Mike Ahearn 1909 7-2-0 .778 — — — 5-1-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-2-0 4-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — Mike Ahearn 1910 10-1-0 .909 — — — 6-0-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 6-0-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — Mike Ahearn 1911 5-4-1 .550 — — — 3-2-1 1-2-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 1-3-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — 1912 8-2-0 .800 — — — 6-0-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 5-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — Guy Lowman 1913 3-4-1 .438 0-2-0 .000 6th 3-2-0 0-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 2-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 — — — Guy Lowman 1914 1-5-1 .214 0-3-0 .000 7th 1-3-1 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-1 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 — — — Guy Lowman 1915 3-4-1 .438 0-2-1 .167 7th 2-2-0 1-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-1 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-1 — — — John R. Bender 1916 6-1-1 .813 1-1-1 .500 4th 5-0-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-1 3-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-1 — — — Z.G. Clevenger 1917 6-2-0 .750 2-2-0 .500 4th 5-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 — — — Z.G. Clevenger 1918 4-1-0 .800 — — — 4-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — — — — Z.G. Clevenger 1919 3-5-1 .388 0-3-1 .125 6th 3-3-1 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-1 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-2-0 — — — Z.G. Clevenger 1920 3-3-3 .500 0-3-1 .125 8th 2-2-3 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-1 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-1 0-1-0 — — — Charles Bachman 1921 5-3-0 .625 4-2-0 .667 2nd 5-0-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-2-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 0-2-0 — — — Charles Bachman 1922 5-1-2 .750 3-1-2 .667 3rd 3-0-1 2-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-2 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-1 1-0-1 — — — Charles Bachman 1923 4-2-2 .625 2-2-2 .500 5th 3-1-0 1-1-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-2 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-1-2 — — — Charles Bachman 1924 3-4-1 .438 1-4-1 .250 8th 2-3-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 0-3-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 0-1-1 — — — Charles Bachman 1925 5-2-1 .688 3-2-1 .583 T3rd 2-1-1 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-1 2-1-0 — — — Charles Bachman 1926 5-3-0 .625 2-2-0 .500 6th 3-1-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 5-0-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 — — — Charles Bachman 1927 3-5-0 .375 2-4-0 .333 8th 2-2-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 — — — Charles Bachman 1928 3-5-0 .375 0-5-0 .000 6th 2-2-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-3-0 — — — A.N. McMillin 1929 3-5-0 .375 3-2-0 .600 3rd 1-2-0 2-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 2-0-0 — — — A.N. McMillin 1930 5-3-0 .625 3-2-0 .600 3rd 3-1-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 — — — A.N. McMillin 1931 8-2-0 .800 3-2-0 .600 3rd 3-1-0 5-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 5-0-0 2-2-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 — — — A.N. McMillin 1932 4-4-0 .500 2-3-0 .400 4th 4-1-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 0-2-0 — — — A.N. McMillin 1933 6-2-1 .722 4-1-0 .800 2nd 2-1-0 4-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 2-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 3-0-0 — — — A.N. McMillin 1934 7-2-1 .750 4-0-0 1.000 1st 4-0-0 3-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-2-1 5-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 2-0-0 — — — Lynn Waldorf 1935 2-4-3 .389 1-2-2 .400 4th 0-2-1 2-2-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-3-1 1-1-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-1 1-1-1 — — — Wes Fry 1936 4-3-2 .556 2-1-2 .600 3rd 3-0-1 1-3-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-1 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-1 0-1-1 — — 0-1-0 Wes Fry 1937 4-5-0 .444 1-4-0 .200 T5th 2-2-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-3-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 — — 0-1-0 Wes Fry 1938 4-4-1 .500 1-3-1 .300 5th 2-1-1 2-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 1-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-1 0-2-0 — — 0-1-0 Wes Fry 1939 4-5-0 .444 1-4-0 .200 T4th 2-2-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 — — 0-2-0 Wes Fry 1940 2-7-0 .222 1-4-0 .200 5th 2-2-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-3-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 0-2-0 — — 0-1-0 1941 2-5-2 .333 1-3-1 .300 5th 2-1-1 0-4-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-3-0 2-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-2-1 — — 0-0-0 Hobbs Adams 1942 3-8-0 .273 2-3-0 .400 4th 1-3-0 2-5-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-5-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-1-0 — — 0-0-0 Ward Haylett 1943 1-7-0 .125 0-5-0 .000 6th 1-4-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-4-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-3-0 — — 0-0-0 Ward Haylett 1944 2-5-2 .333 1-4-0 .200 T5th 1-2-2 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-4-0 2-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 0-2-0 — — 0-0-0 Ward Haylett 1945 1-7-1 .167 0-5-0 .000 6th 1-4-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-4-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-2-0 — — 0-0-0 Lud Fiser 1946 0-9-0 .000 0-5-0 .000 6th 0-2-0 0-7-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-3-0 — — 0-1-0 Hobbs Adams 1947 0-10-0 .000 0-5-0 .000 6th 0-5-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-2-0 — — 0-0-0 Sam Francis 1948 1-9-0 .100 0-6-0 .000 7th 1-3-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-3-0 — — 0-2-0 Ralph Graham 1949 2-8-0 .200 1-5-0 .200 7th 2-3-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 0-3-0 — — 0-1-0 Ralph Graham 1950 1-9-1 .150 0-6-0 .000 7th 1-3-0 0-6-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-3-0 — — 0-2-0 Ralph Graham 1951 0-9-0 .000 0-6-0 .000 7th 0-4-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-3-0 — — 0-1-0

156 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL HISTORY Year-By-Year Records

|------Overall------| Conference Final AP VS. Head Year W-L-T Pct. Conf. Pct. Finish H A N AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN H A Bowl Rank Top 25 Coach 1952 1-9-1 .150 0-6-0 .000 7th 1-4-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-3-0 — — 0-2-0 Bill Meek 1953 6-3-1 .650 4-2-0 .667 T2nd 4-1-0 2-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 4-1-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 — — 0-1-0 Bill Meek 1954 7-3-0 .700 3-3-0 .500 5th 3-1-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 3-2-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 1-2-0 — — 0-1-0 Bill Meek 1955 4-6-0 .400 3-3-0 .500 T3rd 0-4-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 2-3-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 3-0-0 — — 0-2-0 1956 3-7-0 .300 2-4-0 .333 T5th 1-3-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-3-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 — — 0-2-0 Bus Mertes 1957 3-6-1 .350 2-4-0 .333 T5th 1-3-0 2-3-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-2-1 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 2-1-0 — — 0-2-0 Bus Mertes 1958 3-7-0 .300 2-4-0 .333 5th 2-3-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-3-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 — — 0-1-0 Bus Mertes 1959 2-8-0 .200 1-5-0 .167 7th 1-4-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-5-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 0-3-0 — — 0-1-0 Bus Mertes 1960 1-9-0 .100 0-7-0 .000 8th 1-4-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-5-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-4-0 0-3-0 — — 0-2-0 1961 2-8-0 .200 0-7-0 .000 8th 1-3-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 — — 0-1-0 Doug Weaver 1962 0-10-0 .000 0-7-0 .000 8th 0-4-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-4-0 0-3-0 — — 0-1-0 Doug Weaver 1963 2-7-0 .222 1-5-0 .167 7th 1-3-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-4-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 1-2-0 — — 0-1-0 Doug Weaver 1964 3-7-0 .300 3-4-0 .429 T5th 2-2-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-4-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 1-2-0 — — 0-1-0 Doug Weaver 1965 0-10-0 .000 0-7-0 .000 8th 0-4-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-5-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 — — 0-1-0 Doug Weaver 1966 0-9-1 .050 0-6-1 .071 T7th 0-4-1 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-4-1 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-1 0-3-0 — — 0-1-0 Doug Weaver 1967 1-9-0 .100 0-7-0 .000 8th 0-4-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 — — 0-2-0 1968 4-6-0 .400 2-5-0 .286 T6th 2-3-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-3-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 1-2-0 — — 0-3-0 Vince Gibson 1969 5-5-0 .500 3-4-0 .429 T5th 2-2-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 3-1-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 1-3-0 — — 1-3-0 Vince Gibson 1970 6-5-0 .545 5-2-0 .714 T2nd 4-1-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 4-1-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 — — 2-1-0 Vince Gibson 1971 5-6-0 .455 2-5-0 .286 T5th 1-4-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 1-4-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 2-2-0 — — 0-3-0 Vince Gibson 1972 3-8-0 .273 1-6-0 .143 8th 3-3-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 1-3-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 0-3-0 — — 0-6-0 Vince Gibson 1973 5-6-0 .455 2-5-0 .286 T6th 3-2-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 2-2-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-3-0 — — 0-5-0 Vince Gibson 1974 4-7-0 .364 1-6-0 .143 T7th 4-3-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 0-4-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 0-3-0 — — 0-4-0 Vince Gibson 1975 3-8-0 .273 0-7-0 .000 8th 1-4-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 0-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 — — 0-5-0 Ellis Rainsberger 1976 1-10-0 .091 0-7-0 .000 8th 1-5-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 0-5-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-4-0 0-3-0 — — 0-6-0 Ellis Rainsberger 1977 2-9-0 .182 0-7-0 .000 8th 1-4-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-4-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 — — 1-2-0 Ellis Rainsberger 1978 4-7-0 .364 3-4-0 .429 T5th 4-2-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 1-3-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 0-3-0 — — 0-3-0 1979 3-8-0 .375 1-6-0 .143 8th 1-4-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 1-3-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 1-3-0 — — 0-2-0 Jim Dickey 1980 4-7-0 .364 2-5-0 .286 T7th 4-2-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 0-4-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-3-0 — — 0-3-0 Jim Dickey 1981 2-9-0 .222 1-6-0 .143 8th 2-3-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-4-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 0-4-0 — — 0-4-0 Jim Dickey 1982 6-5-1 .591 3-3-1 .500 4th 5-1-1 1-3-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 2-2-1 1-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-1-1 1-2-0 Independence — 0-3-0 Jim Dickey 1983 3-8-0 .273 1-6-0 .143 8th 2-4-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-4-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 1-3-0 — — 0-2-0 Jim Dickey 1984 3-7-1 .318 2-4-1 .357 T5th 3-2-0 0-5-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 1-3-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-2-1 — — 0-3-0 Jim Dickey 1985 1-10-0 .091 1-6-0 .143 T7th 0-7-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-4-0 1-2-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 1-3-0 — — 0-3-0 Jim Dickey/Lee Moon 1986 2-9-0 .182 1-6-0 .143 7th 2-4-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-3-0 1-2-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 0-3-0 — — 0-2-0 1987 0-10-1 .045 0-6-1 .071 T7th 0-5-1 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-5-0 0-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-1 0-4-0 — — 0-4-0 Stan Parrish 1988 0-11-0 .000 0-7-0 .000 8th 0-6-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-5-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-4-0 0-3-0 — — 0-4-0 Stan Parrish 1989 1-10-0 .091 0-7-0 .000 8th 1-5-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 0-4-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 — — 0-2-0 Bill Snyder 1990 5-6-0 .454 2-5-0 .286 T6th 5-1-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 1-3-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 0-4-0 — — 0-2-0 Bill Snyder 1991 7-4-0 .636 4-3-0 .571 4th 5-1-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 1-2-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 2-2-0 — — 0-4-0 Bill Snyder 1992 5-6-0 .454 2-5-0 .286 T6th 5-0-0 0-5-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 1-4-0 2-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-4-0 — — 0-2-0 Bill Snyder 1993 9-2-1 .750 4-2-1 .643 3rd 6-0-1 2-2-2 1-0-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 2-1-1 2-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-1 1-2-0 Copper 20 1-1-1 Bill Snyder 1994 9-3-0 .750 5-2-0 .714 3rd 5-1-0 4-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 2-2-0 4-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 3-1-0 Aloha 19 1-2-0 Bill Snyder 1995 10-2-0 .833 5-2-0 .714 T2nd 6-1-0 3-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 Holiday 7 2-2-0 Bill Snyder 1996 9-3-0 .750 6-2-0 .750 3rd-N 5-1-0 4-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 Cotton 17 0-3-0 Bill Snyder 1997 11-1-0 .917 7-1-0 .875 2nd-N 6-0-0 4-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 3-1-0 4-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 3-1-0 Fiesta 8 2-1-0 Bill Snyder 1998 11-2-0 .846 8-0-0 1.000 1st-N 7-0-0 4-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 4-0-0 3-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 4-0-0 Alamo 10 3-1-0 Bill Snyder 1999 11-1-0 .917 7-1-0 .875 T1st-N 7-0-0 3-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 5-0-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 3-1-0 Holiday 9 1-1-0 Bill Snyder 2000 11-3-0 .786 6-2-0 .750 T1st-N 6-1-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 4-0-0 2-2-0 3-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 Cotton 9 2-2-0 Bill Snyder 2001 6-6-0 .500 3-5-0 .375 T4th-N 4-2-0 2-3-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 1-3-0 3-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 1-3-0 Insight.com — 0-3-0 Bill Snyder 2002 11-2-0 .846 6-2-0 .750 2nd-N 7-1-0 3-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 2-2-0 4-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 Holiday 7 2-1-0 Bill Snyder 2003 11-4-0 .733 6-2-0 .750 1st 7-1-0 3-2-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 2-1-0 2-2-0 4-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 4-0-0 2-2-0 Fiesta 14 2-2-0 Bill Snyder 2004 4-7-0 .364 2-6-0 .250 T5th-N 3-4-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 1-4-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 1-3-0 — — 0-1-0 Bill Snyder 2005 5-6-0 .455 2-6-0 .250 6th-N 4-2-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 1-4-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-4-0 — — 0-1-0 Bill Snyder 2006 7-6-0 .538 4-4-0 .500 T2nd-N 6-2-0 1-3-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 3-2-0 2-2-0 2-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 1-3-0 Texas — 1-4-0 Ron Prince YEARS: 111 | ALL-TIME RECORD: 442-584-41 (.433)

THE POWER OF ONE | 157 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1896 (0-1-1) 1905 (6-2) 1912 (8-2) Coach : Ira Pratt Coach: Mike Ahearn Coach: Guy Lowman N 28 a Fort Riley*...... 0-14 L O 7 h Ottawa...... 20- 0 W S 28 h Southwestern...... 19- 7 W D 5 h Fort Riley ...... 6- 6 T O 14 h Washburn ...... 5-12 L O 9 h Haskell Institute...... 21-14 W * Thanksgiving Day O 21 a Kansas Wesleyan ...... 24- 0 W O 12 a Nebraska ...... 6-30 L O 28 h St. Mary’s ...... 10- 5 W O 19 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 22- 7 W 1897 (1-2-1) O 31 h Wichita ...... 11- 6 W O 26 a Kansas ...... 6-19 L Coach : A.W. Ehrsam N 18 h Haskell Institute...... 60- 0 W N 2 a Wichita ...... 54- 0 W N 1 h Chapman H.S...... 4- 0 W N 25 a Kansas ...... 0-28 L N 8 h College of Emporia ...... 28- 7 W N 8 h Washburn...... 0- 4 L N 30 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 10- 0 W N 20 a Texas A&M...... 13-10 W n/a h Chapman H.S...... 0- 0 T N 28 h Washburn ...... 21-3 W N 20 a Washburn ...... 0-36 L 1906 (5-2) N 16 h Colorado...... 14-6 W Coach: Mike Ahearn 1898 (1-1-2) O 22 h College of Emporia ...... 35- 0 W 1913 (3-4-1/0-2 Missouri Valley Conference) Coach: W.P. Williamson O 13 h Haskell Institute...... 10- 5 W Coach: Guy Lowman O 28 a Chapman H.S...... 0- 0 T O 27 a Washburn...... 4- 5 L O 3 h Southwestern ...... 10-13 L N 5 h Junction City H.S...... 26-0 W N 5 h Wichita ...... 6-12 L O 10 a Nebraska ...... 6-24 L N 12 h Chapman H.S...... 0- 0 T N 12 h Ottawa ...... 32-11 W O 18 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 33- 0 W N 28 h Ottawa ...... 6-16 L N 24 a Kansas...... 6- 4 W O 25 h Kansas ...... 0-26 L N 29 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 10- 0 W N 1 h Wichita ...... 30- 7 W N 18 a Texas ...... 0-46 L (2-3) 1899 1907 (5-3) N 27 a Washburn...... 6- 6 T Coach: Albert Hanson Coach: Mike Ahearn N 8 h Texas A&M ...... 12- 0 W O 14 a Washburn ...... 0-24 L O 7 h College of Emporia ...... 46- 0 W O 16 a St. Mary’s ...... 0-23 L O 12 h Haskell Institute...... 0-10 L 1914 (1-5-1/0-3 Missouri Valley Conference) O 30 h Kansas Wesleyan ...... 17- 5 W O 19 h K.C. Veterinarians...... 32- 0 W Coach: Guy Lowman N 11 h College of Emporia ...... 6- 0 W O 26 a Kansas ...... 10-29 L O 3 h Southwestern...... 15- 0 W N 30 a KSTC, Emporia...... 0-20 L N 4 h Ottawa...... 16- 6 W O 10 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 0- 0 T N 9 h Washburn...... 0- 5 L O 17 h Nebraska ...... 0-31 L 1900 (2-4) N 18 h Wichita ...... 10- 6 W O 24 a Kansas ...... 0-28 L Coach: F.G. Moulton N 28 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 21- 0 W O 31 a Missouri ...... 3-13 L O 22 a Wichita ...... 11- 5 W N 13 h Oklahoma ...... 10-52 L O 26 a KSTC, Emporia...... 0-28 L 1908 (6-2) N 25 h Washburn ...... 16-26 L O 29 h Ottawa ...... 0-28 L Coach: Mike Ahearn N 10 h KSTC, Emporia...... 0-11 L O 3 h Kansas Wesleyan ...... 28- 5 W 1915 (3-4-1/0-2-1 Missouri Valley Conference) N 17 h Kansas Wesleyan ...... 30- 0 W O 10 a Kansas ...... 6-12 L Coach: John R. "Chief" Bender N 30 a St. Mary’s ...... 6-28 L O 20 h Oklahoma ...... 4-33 L O 1 h Southwestern...... 9- 0 W O 28 h Southwestern...... 17- 0 W O 9 a Nebraska ...... 0-31 L 1901 (3-4-1) N 7 a Creighton$...... 31- 0 W O 16 a KSTC, Emporia...... 0-13 L Coach: Wade Moore N 14 h Oklahoma State...... 40-10 W O 23 h Kansas [hc]...... 7-19 L O 7 a Bethany ...... 12- 5 W N 21 a Washburn...... 23- 4 W O 30 a Missouri...... 0- 0 T O 14 h College of Emporia ...... 11- 0 W N 26 h Colorado State...... 33-10 W N 6 h Friends...... 14- 0 W O 21 h Bethany ...... 0-17 L $ First K-State game outside state of Kansas N 13 a Washburn...... 6- 0 W N 6 h K.C. Medical College ...... 6-24 L N 19 h Oklahoma ...... 7-21 L N 9 a KSTC, Emporia...... 0-24 L 1909 (7-2) N 11 a College of Emporia ...... 0-11 L Coach: Mike Ahearn 1916 (6-1-1/1-1-1 Missouri Valley Conference) N 20 h Manhattan H.S...... 30- 0 W O 2 h Kansas Wesleyan ...... 35- 0 W Coach: Z.G. Clevenger D 1 a Washington (Kan.) H.S...... 6- 6 T O 9 a Missouri...... 0- 3 L S 30 h Baker...... 20- 0 W O 16 h Kansas...... 3- 5 L O 6 h Southwestern...... 53- 0 W 1902 (2-6) O 23 h Southwestern...... 60- 0 W O 11 a Nebraska ...... 0-14 L Coach: C.E. Dietz O 30 a KSTC, Emporia ...... 44- 0 W O 21 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 13- 3 W S 27 a KSTC, Emporia...... 0-16 L N 6 h Creighton...... 58- 3 W O 28 a Kansas...... 0- 0 T O 7 a Kansas ...... 0-16 L N 13 h Oklahoma State ...... 9- 0 W N 11 h Missouri [hc] ...... 7- 6 W O 11 h Haskell Institute...... 0-23 L N 20 h Wichita ...... 71- 0 W N 17 a Oklahoma ...... 14-13 W O 23 h Fort Riley ...... 0- 6 L N 25 a Washburn...... 40- 0 W N 23 h Washburn...... 47- 0 W N 1 h Ottawa ...... 0-15 L (10-1) N 10 a Bethany ...... 0-40 L 1910 1917 (6-2/2-2 Missouri Valley Conference) N 22 h Haskell Institute...... 24- 0 W Coach: Mike Ahearn Coach: Z.G. Clevenger N 27 h Chapman H.S...... 22- 5 W S 28 h William Jewell ...... 57- 0 W S 29 h Baker...... 28- 0 W O 1 h Haskell Institute...... 39- 0 W O 6 h Oklahoma State ...... 23- 0 W 1903 (3-4-1) O 8 a KSTC, Emporia ...... 22- 0 W O 13 a Missouri...... 7- 6 W O 15 a Arkansas ...... 5- 0 W Coach: G.O. Dietz O 20 h Washington (St. Louis) ...... 61- 0 W O 17 a Drury ...... 75- 5 W S 26 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 0- 0 T N 3 h Kansas [hc] ...... 0- 9 L O 22 h Missouri School of Mines ...... 23- 0 W O 3 a Kansas ...... 0-34 L N 10 a Iowa State...... 7-10 L O 29 a Creighton...... 6- 2 W O 24 h Bethany ...... 0-18 L N 22 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 51- 0 W N 5 a Colorado College...... 8-15 L O 30 h Clyde H.S...... 11- 0 W N 29 h Washburn...... 38- 0 W N 12 h Wichita ...... 33- 6 W N 7 h Washburn ...... 0-34 L N 18 h Baker...... 35- 0 W N 14 h Fort Riley ...... 11- 0 W 1918 (4-1/no conference) N 24 h Washburn...... 33- 0 W N 21 h College of Emporia ...... 0-11 L Coach: Z.G. Clevenger N 26 h Haskell Institute...... 34- 6 W S 28 h Baker...... 22- 0 W 1911 (5-4-1) O 5 h Fort Riley ...... 27- 7 W 1904 (1-6) Coach: Guy Lowman N 9 h Washburn...... 28- 9 W S 30 h Southwestern...... 6- 6 T Coach: R.F. Booth N 23 h Iowa State ...... 11- 0 W O 7 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 0- 3 L O 8 h Fort Riley ...... 28- 0 W N 28 a Kansas ...... 7-13 L O 14 a Nebraska ...... 0-59 L O 22 a St. Mary’s ...... 5-10 L O 21 h Kansas...... 0- 6 L 1919 (3-5-1/0-3-1 Missouri Valley Conference) O 28 h Bethany ...... 5-28 L O 28 h Wichita ...... 9- 5 W O 31 h Fort Hays State ...... 0-17 L Coach: Z.G. Clevenger N 4 a Baker...... 0- 3 L N 12 a Washburn ...... 0-56 L S 28 h Baker...... 16- 0 W N 11 h Creighton...... 12- 0 W N 18 h Kansas ...... 4-41 L O 3 h Camp Funston ...... 20- 6 W N 18 n Arkansas (at Kansas City)...... 3- 0 W N 24 a KSTC, Emporia...... 6-34 L O 11 h Missouri...... 6- 6 T N 24 h Oklahoma State ...... 11- 0 W O 18 h Washington (St. Louis)...... 9-14 L N 30 a Washburn...... 6- 5 W O 25 h Fort Hays State...... 12- 0 W

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N 1 a Kansas ...... 3-16 L 1927 (3-5/2-4 Missouri Valley Conference) N 7 h Haskell Institute...... 3- 7 L 1934 (7-2-1/5-0 Big 6) Coach: Charles Bachman N 15 a Iowa State...... 0-46 L Coach: Lynn “Pappy” Waldorf S 24 h Fort Hays State...... 30- 6 W N 22 h Oklahoma [hc]...... 3-14 L Conference Champions O 1 a Missouri ...... 6-13 L S 29 h Fort Hays State ...... 13- 0 W O 27 a Kansas...... 13- 2 W 1920 (3-3-3/0-3-1 Missouri Valley Conference) O 6 a Manhattan (N.Y.) Colllege...... 13-13 T O 22 h Oklahoma ...... 20-14 W O 12 a Marquette ...... 20-27 L Coach: Charles Bachman O 27 a Iowa State...... 7-12 L O 20 h Kansas [hc] ...... 13- 0 W O 1 h Fort Hays State...... 14- 0 W N 11 a Texas ...... 7-41 L O 27 a Tulsa ...... 0-21 L O 8 h Camp Funston ...... 55- 0 W N 19 h Nebraska [hc]...... 0-33 L N 3 a Washburn...... 14- 6 W O 15 h KSTC, Emporia...... 7-7 T N 24 h Oklahoma State...... 18-25 L O 22 a Creighton...... 3- 0 W N 10 h Missouri...... 29- 0 W O 30 h Kansas ...... 0-14 L 1928 (3-5/0-5 Big 6) N 17 a Oklahoma...... 8- 7 W N 5 a Missouri ...... 7-10 L N 24 h Iowa State ...... 20- 0 W Coach: A.N. “Bo” McMillin N 12 h Iowa State [hc] ...... 0-17 L N 29 a Nebraska ...... 19- 7 W S 29 h Bethany ...... 32- 7 W N 19 h Oklahoma ...... 7- 7 T O 6 a Oklahoma State ...... 13- 6 W N 26 h Washburn...... 0- 0 T O 13 h Fort Hays State...... 22- 7 W 1935 (2-4-3/1-2-2 Big 6) 1921 (5-3/4-2 Missouri Valley Conference) O 20 h Kansas [hc] ...... 0- 7 L Coach: Wes Fry O 27 a Oklahoma ...... 21-33 L S 27 a Duquesne...... 12- 0 W Coach: Charles Bachman N 10 h Missouri ...... 6-19 L O 5 h Fort Hays State...... 0- 3 L O 1 h College of Emporia ...... 7- 3 W N 17 a Iowa State ...... 0- 7 L O 11 a Marquette...... 0-14 L O 8 h Washington (St. Louis)...... 21- 0 W N 29 a Nebraska ...... 0- 8 L O 19 h Nebraska [hc] ...... 0- 0 T O 15 a Creighton ...... 7-14 L O 26 a Kansas...... 2- 9 L O 22 h Missouri...... 7- 5 W 1929 (3-5/3-2 Big 6) N 2 a Tulsa...... 13-13 T O 29 a Kansas ...... 7-21 L N 9 a Iowa State ...... 6- 0 W Coach: A.N. “Bo” McMillin N 5 h Grinnell ...... 21- 7 W N 16 h Oklahoma ...... 0- 3 L O 5 a Purdue ...... 14-26 L N 11 a Iowa State ...... 0- 7 L N 23 a Missouri...... 7- 7 T N 19 h Oklahoma [hc] ...... 14- 7 W O 12 n Texas A&M (at Dallas) ...... 0-19 L O 19 a Kansas...... 6- 0 W 1936 (4-3-2/2-1-2 Big 6) 1922 (5-1-2/3-1-2 Missouri Valley Conference) O 26 h Oklahoma [hc]...... 13-14 L Coach: Wes Fry Coach: Charles Bachman N 2 a Missouri...... 7- 6 W S 26 h Fort Hays State...... 13- 0 W O 7 h Washburn...... 47- 0 W N 9 h Iowa State ...... 3- 2 W O 3 a Oklahoma State ...... 31- 0 W O 14 a Washington(St. Louis)...... 22-14 W N 23 h Nebraska ...... 6-12 L O 10 h Missouri...... 7- 7 T O 21 a Oklahoma ...... 7- 7 T N 28 a Marquette...... 6-25 L O 17 a Marquette...... 0-13 L O 28 h Kansas [hc] ...... 7- 7 T O 24 h Kansas [hc] ...... 26- 6 W N 4 a Missouri ...... 14-10 W 1930 (5-3/3-2 Big 6) O 31 a Tulsa...... 7-10 L N 11 h Iowa State ...... 12- 2 W Coach: A.N. “Bo” McMillin N 7 a Oklahoma ...... 6- 6 T N 18 a Nebraska ...... 0-21 L O 4 h Washburn ...... 14-0 W N 14 h Iowa State ...... 47- 7 W N 30 h Texas Christian...... 45- 0 W O 18 h Kansas [hc]...... 0-14 L N 21 a Nebraska (13)...... 0-40 L O 25 a Oklahoma ...... 0- 7 L 1923 (4-2-2/2-2-2 Missouri Valley Conference) N 1 h Missouri ...... 20-13 W 1937 (4-5/1-4 Big 6) Coach: Charles Bachman N 8 a West Virginia...... 7-23 L Coach: Wes Fry O 5 h Washburn...... 25- 0 W N 15 a Iowa State ...... 13- 0 W O 2 a Boston College...... 7-21 L O 13 h Creighton...... 6- 0 W N 22 h Centre College ...... 27- 0 W O 9 a Missouri ...... 7-14 L O 20 a Iowa State ...... 7- 7 T N 27 a Nebraska ...... 10- 9 W O 16 h Marquette ...... 13- 0 W O 27 a Kansas...... 0- 0 T O 23 a Creighton...... 15- 7 W N 3 h Missouri [hc] ...... 2- 4 L 1931 (8-2/3-2 Big 6) O 30 h Oklahoma [hc]...... 0-19 L N 10 a Grinnell ...... 34- 7 W Coach: A.N. “Bo” McMillin N 6 h Washburn...... 20- 7 W N 23 h Oklahoma ...... 21-20 W O 3 h KSTC, Pittsburg...... 28- 7 W N 13 a Kansas...... 7- 0 W N 30 a Nebraska ...... 12-34 L O 10 a Missouri...... 20- 7 W N 20 a Iowa State...... 7-13 L O 17 a Kansas...... 13- 0 W (3-4-1/1-4-1 Missouri Valley Conference) N 27 h Nebraska (11) ...... 0- 3 L 1924 O 24 h Oklahoma ...... 14- 0 W Coach: Charles Bachman O 31 a West Virginia ...... 19- 0 W 1938 (4-4-1/1-3-1 Big 6) O 3 a Washburn...... 23- 0 W N 7 a Iowa State ...... 6- 7 L O 10 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 19- 6 W Coach: Wes Fry N 14 h Nebraska [hc] ...... 3- 6 L O 1 a Northwestern ...... 0-21 L O 18 h Kansas...... 6- 0 W N 21 h North Dakota State...... 19- 6 W O 25 a Missouri ...... 7-14 L O 8 h Missouri ...... 21-13 W N 26 a Washburn...... 22- 0 W O 14 a Marquette ...... 6- 0 W N 1 h Iowa State...... 0-21 L D 5 a Wichita ...... 20- 6 W N 15 h Drake...... 6- 7 L O 22 a Indiana ...... 13- 6 W N 22 h Nebraska [hc]...... 0-24 L O 29 h Kansas [hc]...... 7-27 L N 26 a Oklahoma ...... 7- 7 T 1932 (4-4/2-3 Big 6) N 5 a Oklahoma (11)...... 0-26 L Coach: A.N. “Bo” McMillin N 12 h Iowa State...... 13-13 T 1925 (5-2-1/3-2-1 Missouri Valley Conference) S 24 h Wichita ...... 26- 0 W N 19 h Washburn ...... 41-14 W Coach: Charles Bachman O 1 a Purdue ...... 13-29 L N 24 a Nebraska ...... 7-14 L S 26 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 26- 7 W O 8 a Kansas Wesleyan %...... 52- 6 W O 3 h Oklahoma ...... 16- 0 W O 15 h Missouri...... 25- 0 W 1939 (4-5/1-4 Big 6) O 10 a Drake ...... 0-19 L O 22 a Oklahoma ...... 13-20 L Coach: Wes Fry O 17 a Kansas...... 14- 7 W O 29 a Nebraska ...... 0- 6 L S 30 h Fort Hays State...... 34- 7 W O 24 h Missouri...... 0- 3 L N 5 h Iowa State ...... 31- 0 W O 14 h Colorado ...... 20- 0 W N 7 a Marquette ...... 2- 0 W N 19 h Kansas [hc] ...... 0-19 L O 6 a Marquette ...... 3- 0 W N 14 h Nebraska [hc] ...... 0- 0 T % First K-State night game, Salina, Kan. O 21 a Missouri...... 7- 9 L N 19 a Iowa State ...... 12- 7 W O 28 h Nebraska (10) [hc] ...... 9-25 L 1933 (6-2-1/4-1 Big 6) N 4 a Kansas...... 27- 6 W 1926 (5-3/2-2 Missouri Valley Conference) Coach: A.N. “Bo” McMillin N 11 h Oklahoma (6)...... 10-13 L Coach: Charles Bachman S 30 h KSTC, Emporia ...... 25- 0 W N 18 a Iowa State...... 0-10 L O 2 h Texas ...... 13- 3 W O 6 a Washington (St. Louis)...... 20-14 W N 25 a Boston College...... 7-38 L O 9 a Creighton...... 12- 0 W O 14 a Missouri...... 33- 0 W O 16 h Kansas [hc] ...... 27- 0 W O 21 h Nebraska [hc] ...... 0- 9 L 1940 (2-7/1-4 Big 6) O 23 a Oklahoma ...... 15-12 W O 28 a Kansas...... 6- 0 W Coach: Hobbs Adams O 30 h Arkansas ...... 16- 7 W N 4 a Michigan State...... 0- 0 T S 28 h KSTC, Emporia...... 21-16 W N 6 a Marquette...... 0-14 L N 11 a Iowa State ...... 7- 0 W O 5 a Colorado ...... 6- 7 L N 13 a Nebraska ...... 0- 3 L N 18 h Oklahoma ...... 14- 0 W O 12 h Missouri ...... 13-24 L N 26 h Iowa State ...... 2- 3 L N 30 a Texas Tech ...... 0- 6 L O 19 a Oklahoma ...... 0-14 L

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O 26 h Kansas [hc] ...... 20- 0 W 1947 (0-10/0-5 Big 6) 1953 (6-3-1/4-2 Big 7) N 2 a Michigan State...... 0-32 L Coach: Sam Francis Coach: Bill Meek N 9 a South Carolina...... 13-20 L S 20 h Oklahoma State @...... 0-12 L S 19 h Drake...... 50- 0 W N 16 h Iowa State...... 0-12 L S 26 a Texas-El Paso ...... 6-20 L S 26 a Colorado State...... 13-14 L N 30 a Nebraska (8)...... 0-20 L O 4 h New Mexico...... 18-20 L O 3 h Nebraska ...... 27- 0 W O 10 a Boston College...... 13-49 L O 10 a Iowa State...... 20-12 W 1941 (2-5-2/1-3-1 Big 6) O 18 h Missouri ...... 7-47 L O 17 h Colorado...... 28-14 W Coach: Hobbs Adams O 25 h Nebraska [hc]...... 7-14 L O 24 h Wichita ...... 21- 0 W S 27 h Fort Hays State...... 0- 0 T N 1 a Kansas ...... 0-55 L O 31 h Oklahoma (9) [hc]...... 0-34 L O 4 a Northwestern ...... 3-51 L N 8 h Oklahoma ...... 13-27 L N 7 a Kansas...... 7- 0 W O 11 a Missouri ...... 0-35 L N 15 a Iowa State...... 0-14 L N 14 a Missouri ...... 6-16 L O 18 h Oklahoma ...... 0-16 L N 29 a Florida ...... 7-25 L N 21 a Arizona ...... 26-26 T N 8 h South Carolina ...... 3- 0 W @ First night game at Memorial Stadium N 15 a Kansas ...... 16-20 L 1954 (7-3/3-3 Big 7) N 22 a Iowa State...... 12-12 T (1-9/0-6 Big 7) 1948 Coach: Bill Meek N 29 a Arizona ...... 21-28 L Coach: Ralph Graham S 18 h Colorado State ...... 29- 0 W N 1 h Nebraska [hc] ...... 12- 6 W S 25 a Illinois ...... 0-40 L S 25 a Wyoming...... 21-13 W O 2 h Iowa State...... 0-20 L O 2 h Missouri ...... 7-35 L 1942 (3-8/2-3 Big 6) O 9 h Arkansas State ...... 37- 6 W O 9 a Nebraska ...... 7- 3 W Coach: Ward Haylett O 16 a Oklahoma (20)...... 0-42 L O 16 a Tulsa ...... 20-13 W S 19 a Kansas Wesleyan ...... 37- 6 W O 23 a Colorado...... 7-51 L O 23 a Oklahoma (1)...... 0-21 L S 26 a Texas ...... 0-64 L O 30 h Missouri (8) [hc]...... 7-49 L O 30 h Kansas ...... 28- 6 W O 3 h Fort Riley...... 7-21 L N 6 a Nebraska ...... 0-32 L N 6 a Drake ...... 53-18 W O 10 n Duquesne (at Philadelphia) ...... 0-33 L N 2 h Kansas ...... 14-20 L N 13 h Iowa State [hc] ...... 12- 7 W O 17 h Missouri ...... 2-46 L N 20 a Oklahoma State...... 6-42 L N 20 a Colorado...... 14-38 L O 24 h Kansas [hc]...... 7-19 L N 25 a Washington (St. Louis)...... 7-21 L O 3 a Wichita ...... 0- 9 L 1955 (4-6/3-3 Big 7) N 7 a Oklahoma ...... 0-76 L (2-8/1-5 Big 7) 1949 Coach: Bus Mertes N 14 a Indiana...... 0-54 L Coach: Ralph Graham S 17 h Wyoming...... 7-12 L N 21 h Iowa State ...... 7- 6 W S 24 h Fort Hays State...... 55- 0 W S 24 a Iowa ...... 7-28 L N 28 a Nebraska ...... 19- 0 W O 1 h Colorado...... 27-13 W O 1 h Nebraska ...... 0-16 L O 8 h Nebraska ...... 6-13 L N 8 a Marquette ...... 41- 0 W 1943 (1-7/0-5 Big 6) O 15 a Iowa State...... 21-25 L O 15 h Colorado (20)...... 13-34 L Coach: Ward Haylett O 22 a Memphis State...... 14-21 L O 22 a Iowa State ...... 9- 7 W O 2 h Washburn...... 13- 7 W O 29 a Kansas ...... 0-38 L O 29 h Oklahoma (1) [hc]...... 7-40 L O 9 a Missouri ...... 14-47 L N 5 h Oklahoma (3) [hc]...... 0-39 L N 5 a Kansas ...... 46- 0 W O 16 h William Jewell...... 6-19 L N 12 h Oklahoma State...... 14-26 L N 12 a Missouri...... 21- 0 W O 23 h Oklahoma ...... 0-37 L N 19 a Tulsa...... 27-48 L N 19 a Oklahoma State...... 0-28 L O 30 a Kansas ...... 2-25 L N 24 a Missouri ...... 27-34 L N 6 h Nebraska [hc]...... 7-13 L 1956 (3-7/2-4 Big 7) N 12 h Washburn ...... 6-13 L (1-9-1/0-6 Big 7) 1950 Coach: Bus Mertes N 20 a Iowa State...... 0-48 L Coach: Ralph Graham S 22 h Oklahoma State...... 7-27 L S 16 h Baker...... 55- 0 W S 29 a Colorado...... 0-34 L 1944 (2-5-2/1-4 Big 6) S 23 a Washington...... 7-33 L O 6 a Oklahoma (1)...... 0-66 L Coach: Ward Haylett S 30 a Colorado...... 6-34 L O 13 a Nebraska ...... 10- 7 W S 30 h Wichita ...... 6- 6 T O 7 a Marquette...... 6-46 L O 20 h Missouri ...... 6-20 L O 7 h Missouri ...... 0-33 L O 14 h Missouri ...... 7-28 L O 27 a Wyoming...... 15-27 L O 14 a Michigan State...... 6-45 L O 21 a Oklahoma (2)...... 0-58 L N 3 h Kansas ...... 15-20 L O 21 a Oklahoma ...... 0-68 L N 4 h Iowa State [hc] ...... 7-13 L N 10 a Marquette...... 41-14 W O 28 h Iowa State...... 0-14 L N 11 a Nebraska (16)...... 21-49 L N 17 h Iowa State [hc]...... 32- 6 W N 4 a Wichita ...... 15- 0 W N 18 h Kansas ...... 7-47 L N 24 a Michigan State (10)...... 17-38 L N 11 h Kansas [hc]...... 18-14 W N 25 a Oklahoma State...... 0-41 L D 2 a Wichita ...... 6- 6 T N 18 h Olathe NAS...... 0- 0 T 1957 (3-6-1/2-4 Big 7) N 25 a Nebraska ...... 0-35 L Coach: Bus Mertes (0-9/0-6 Big 7) 1951 S 21 a Wyoming...... 7-12 L 1945 (1-7/0-5 Big 6) Coach: Bill Meek S 28 h Brigham Young ...... 36- 7 W Coach: Lud Fiser S 22 h Cincinnati...... 20-34 L O 5 h Nebraska ...... 7-14 L S 29 h Wichita ...... 13- 6 W S 29 a Iowa ...... 0-16 L O 12 a Pacific ...... 7- 7 T O 6 h Olathe NAS...... 12-34 L O 6 h Nebraska (forfeit)...... 0- 1 L O 19 h Colorado [hc]...... 14-42 L O 13 a Marquette...... 13-55 L O 13 a Iowa State...... 6-32 L O 26 a Iowa State...... 14-10 W O 20 h Missouri ...... 7-41 L O 20 h Colorado [hc]...... 7-20 L N 2 h Oklahoma (2)...... 0-13 L O 27 h Oklahoma ...... 13-41 L O 27 a Kansas ...... 14-33 L N 9 a Kansas ...... 7-13 L N 3 a Iowa State...... 13-40 L N 3 h Oklahoma (17)...... 0-33 L N 16 a Missouri ...... 23-21 W N 10 h Nebraska [hc]...... 0-24 L N 10 a Tulsa...... 26-42 L N 23 a Michigan State (1)...... 9-27 L N 17 a Kansas ...... 0-27 L N 17 a Missouri (forfeit) ...... 0- 1 L 1958 (3-7/2-4 Big 7) (1-9/0-6 Big 7) 1946 (0-9/0-5 Big 6) 1952 Coach: Bus Mertes Coach: Hobbs Adams Coach: Bill Meek S 20 h Wyoming...... 17-14 W S 28 a Hardin-Simmons ...... 7-21 L S 20 h Bradley ...... 21- 7 W S 27 a Colorado...... 3-13 L O 5 a Nebraska ...... 0-31 L S 27 a Cincinnati...... 6-13 L O 4 h Utah State...... 13-20 L O 12 a Missouri ...... 0-26 L O 4 h Missouri [hc]...... 0-26 L O 11 a Nebraska ...... 23- 6 W O 19 a Oklahoma (13)...... 7-28 L O 11 a Nebraska ...... 14-27 L O 18 h Missouri [hc]...... 8-32 L N 2 h Iowa State...... 7-13 L O 18 a Tulsa...... 7-26 L O 25 a Oklahoma (9)...... 6-40 L N 9 a San Francisco ...... 6-38 L O 25 a Oklahoma (3)...... 6-49 L N 1 h Kansas ...... 12-21 L N 16 h Kansas [hc]...... 0-34 L N 1 h Kansas (9)...... 6-26 L N 8 a Oklahoma State...... 7-14 L N 23 a New Mexico...... 7-14 L N 8 h Wyoming...... 7-20 L N 15 h Iowa State ...... 14- 6 W N 30 a Arizona ...... 7-28 L N 15 a Colorado...... 14-34 L N 22 a Michigan State...... 7-26 L N 22 h Iowa State...... 0-27 L

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1959 (2-8/1-5 Big 7) 1965 (0-10/0-7 Big 8) 1971 (5-6/2-5 Big 8) Coach: Bus Mertes Coach: Doug Weaver Coach: Vince Gibson S 19 h Wichita ...... 0-19 L S 18 a Indiana...... 7-19 L S 11 h Utah State...... 7-10 L S 26 a South Dakota State ...... 28-12 W S 24 a Brigham Young ...... 3-21 L S 18 a Tulsa...... 19-10 W O 3 h Oklahoma State...... 21-27 L O 2 h Colorado...... 0-36 L S 25 h Brigham Young...... 23- 7 W O 10 h Colorado...... 17-20 L O 9 a Missouri ...... 6-28 L O 2 a Colorado (6)...... 21-31 L O 17 a Kansas ...... 14-33 L O 16 h Nebraska (2)...... 0-41 L O 9 a Kansas ...... 13-39 L O 24 a Iowa State...... 0-26 L O 23 h Oklahoma [hc]...... 0-27 L O 16 h Iowa State [hc] ...... 0-24 L O 31 a Iowa ...... 0-53 L O 30 a Kansas ...... 0-34 L O 23 h Oklahoma (2)...... 28-75 L N 7 h Oklahoma (18) [hc]...... 0-36 L N 6 h Cincinnati...... 14-21 L O 30 a Missouri ...... 28-12 W N 14 a Missouri ...... 0-26 L N 13 a Iowa State...... 6-38 L N 6 a Oklahoma State...... 35-23 W N 21 h Nebraska ...... 29-14 W N 20 a Oklahoma State...... 7-31 L N 13 h Nebraska (1)...... 17-44 L N 20 a Memphis State...... 28-21 W 1960 (1-9/0-7 Big 8) 1966 (0-9-1/0-6-1 Big 8) Coach: Doug Weaver Coach: Doug Weaver 1972 (3-8/1-6 Big 8) S 17 h South Dakota State...... 20- 6 W S 17 a Army...... 6-21 L Coach: Vince Gibson S 24 h Kansas (7)...... 0-41 L S 24 h New Mexico ...... 8-28 L S 9 h Tulsa ...... 21-13 W O 1 a Colorado...... 7-27 L O 1 a Colorado (20)...... 0-10 L S 16 a Brigham Young ...... 9-32 L O 8 a Nebraska ...... 7-17 L O 8 h Missouri ...... 0-27 L S 23 a Arizona State (10) ...... 14-56 L O 15 h Missouri (6)...... 0-45 L O 15 a Nebraska (6)...... 10-21 L S 30 h Tampa ...... 31- 7 W O 22 a Oklahoma ...... 7-49 L O 22 a Cincinnati...... 14-28 L O 7 h Colorado (12)...... 17-38 L O 29 a Minnesota (6)...... 7-48 L O 29 h Kansas [hc] ...... 3- 3 T O 14 h Kansas ...... 20-19 W N 5 h Oklahoma State [hc] ...... 7-28 L N 5 a Oklahoma ...... 6-37 L O 21 a Iowa State (20) ...... 22-25 L N 12 h Iowa State...... 7-20 L N 12 h Iowa State...... 13-30 L O 28 a Oklahoma (8)...... 0-52 L N 19 a Arizona ...... 16-35 L N 19 h Oklahoma State...... 6-21 L N 4 h Missouri (16)...... 14-31 L N 11 h Oklahoma State [hc] ...... 14-45 L 1961 (2-8/0-7 Big 8) 1967 (1-9/0-7 Big 8) N 18 a Nebraska (5)...... 7-59 L Coach: Doug Weaver Coach: Vince Gibson S 23 h Indiana ...... 14- 8 W S 23 a Colorado State ...... 17- 7 W 1970 (5-6/2-5 Big 8) S 30 a Air Force ...... 14-12 W S 30 h Virginia Tech ...... 3-15 L Coach: Vince Gibson O 7 h Nebraska ...... 0-24 L O 7 h Nebraska (7)...... 14-16 L S 15 a Florida (14)...... 10-21 L O 14 a Kentucky...... 8-21 L O 14 a Iowa State...... 0-17 L S 22 h Tulsa ...... 21- 0 W O 21 h Colorado (9) [hc]...... 0-13 L O 21 h Oklahoma [hc]...... 7-46 L S 29 a Tampa ...... 17- 0 W O 28 a Iowa State...... 7-31 L O 28 a Arkansas (at Little Rock, Ark.) ...... 7-28 L O 6 h Memphis State...... 21-16 W N 4 h Oklahoma ...... 6-17 L N 4 a Kansas ...... 16-17 L O 13 a Kansas (19)...... 18-25 L N 11 a Kansas ...... 0-34 L N 11 a Missouri ...... 6-28 L O 20 h Iowa State...... 21-19 W N 18 a Missouri ...... 9-27 L N 18 h Colorado (19)...... 6-40 L O 27 h Oklahoma (3) [hc]...... 14-56 L N 25 a Oklahoma State...... 0-45 L N 25 a Oklahoma State...... 14-49 L N 3 a Missouri (12)...... 7-31 L N 10 a Oklahoma State...... 9-28 L 1962 (0-10/0-7 Big 8) 1968 (4-6/2-5 Big 8) N 17 h Nebraska (10)...... 21-50 L N 24 a Colorado...... 17-14 W Coach: Doug Weaver Coach: Vince Gibson S 22 a Indiana...... 0-21 L S 21 h Colorado State # ...... 21- 0 W S 29 a Colorado ...... 0- 6 L S 28 a (20) Penn State (4) ...... 9-25 L 1974 (4-7/1-6 Big 8) O 6 a Washington (8)...... 0-41 L O 5 a Virginia Tech ...... 34-19 W Coach: Vince Gibson O 13 h Missouri ...... 0-32 L O 12 h Iowa State...... 14-23 L S 14 h Tulsa...... 31-14 W O 20 a Nebraska ...... 6-26 L O 19 a Colorado...... 14-37 L S 21 h Wichita State ...... 17- 0 W O 27 a Oklahoma ...... 0-47 L O 26 h Missouri (14)...... 20-56 L S 28 h Pacific ...... 38- 7 W N 3 h Kansas ...... 0-38 L N 2 a Oklahoma ...... 20-35 L O 5 a Mississippi State...... 16-21 L N 10 a Arizona ...... 13-14 L N 9 a Nebraska ...... 12- 0 W O 12 h Kansas (19)...... 13-20 L N 17 h Iowa State [hc] ...... 14-28 L N 16 h Kansas (7) [hc] ...... 29-38 L O 19 a Iowa State...... 18-23 L N 24 h Oklahoma State...... 6-30 L N 23 h Oklahoma State...... 21-14 W O 26 a Oklahoma (2)...... 0-63 L # First Game at KSU Stadium N 2 h Missouri ...... 15-52 L 1963 (2-7/1-5 Big 8) N 9 h Oklahoma State (17) [hc] ...... 5-29 L (5-5/3-4 Big 8) N 16 a Nebraska (6)...... 7-35 L Coach: Doug Weaver 1969 N 23 h Colorado...... 33-19 W S 21 h Brigham Young...... 24- 7 W Coach: Vince Gibson S 28 a San Jose State...... 0-16 L S 20 a Baylor...... 48-15 W O 5 h Colorado...... 7-21 L S 27 a Arizona ...... 42-27 W 1975 (3-8/0-7 Big 8) O 12 a Missouri ...... 11-21 L O 4 h Penn State (2)...... 14-17 L Coach: Ellis Rainsberger O 19 h Nebraska ...... 6-28 L O 11 a Kansas ...... 26-22 W S 13 a Tulsa...... 17-16 W O 26 h Oklahoma (7) [hc]...... 9-34 L O 18 h Iowa State ...... 34- 7 W S 20 h Wichita State ...... 32- 0 W N 2 a Kansas ...... 0-34 L O 25 h (18) Oklahoma (11) [hc]* ...... 59-21 W S 27 a Wake Forest...... 17-16 W N 9 a Texas Tech...... 13-51 L N 1 a (12) Missouri (14)...... 38-41 L O 4 h Texas A&M (6) ...... 0-10 L N 16 a Iowa State...... 21-10 W N 8 a (15) Oklahoma State ...... 19-28 L O 11 h Iowa State...... 7-17 L Oklahoma State (canceled) N 15 h Nebraska (17)...... 7-10 L O 18 h Oklahoma (2) [hc]...... 3-25 L N 22 a Colorado...... 32-45 L O 25 a Missouri (15)...... 3-35 L * First win over a ranked opponent 1964 (3-7/3-4 Big 8) N 1 a Kansas ...... 0-28 L N 8 h Nebraska (3)...... 0-12 L Coach: Doug Weaver 1970 (6-5/5-2 Big 8) N 15 a Oklahoma State...... 3-56 L S 19 a Wisconsin ...... 7-17 L Coach: Vince Gibson N 22 a Colorado (9)...... 7-33 L O 3 a Colorado...... 16-14 W S 12 h Utah State ...... 37- 0 W O 10 h Missouri...... 0- 7 L S 19 a Kentucky...... 3-16 L O 17 a Nebraska (6)...... 0-47 L 1976 (1-10/0-7 Big 8) S 26 a Arizona State...... 13-35 L O 24 a Oklahoma ...... 0-44 L Coach: Ellis Rainsberger O 3 h Colorado (8)...... 21-20 W O 31 h Kansas [hc] ...... 0- 7 L S 11 h Brigham Young...... 13- 3 W O 10 h Kansas ...... 15-21 L N 7 a Arizona State ...... 10-21 L S 18 a Texas A&M (11) ...... 14-34 L O 17 a Iowa State ...... 17- 0 W N 14 h Iowa State ...... 7- 6 W S 25 h Wake Forest...... 0-13 L O 24 a Oklahoma ...... 19-14 W N 21 h Oklahoma State...... 17-14 W O 2 a Florida State...... 10-20 L O 31 h Missouri (17)...... 17-13 W N 28 a New Mexico ...... 7- 9 L O 9 h Missouri (9)...... 21-28 L N 7 h Oklahoma State [hc] ...... 28-15 W O 16 a Nebraska (3)...... 0-51 L N 14 a (20) Nebraska (4) ...... 13-51 L O 23 h Kansas ...... 14-24 L N 22 a Florida State ...... 7-31 L

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O 30 a Iowa State...... 14-45 L O 2 a Arizona State (13) ...... 7-30 L 1988 (0-11/0-7 Big 8) N 6 a Oklahoma (17)...... 20-49 L O 9 h Missouri [hc] ...... 7- 7 T Coach: Stan Parrish N 13 h Oklahoma State (17) [hc] ...... 21-45 L O 16 a Nebraska (6)...... 13-42 L S 3 a Tulsa...... 9-35 L N 20 h Colorado (15)...... 28-35 L O 23 h Kansas...... 36- 7 W S 10 h Iowa (17)...... 10-45 L O 30 a Iowa State ...... 9- 3 W S 17 a Tulane...... 16-20 L (2-9/0-7 Big 8) N 6 a Oklahoma (14)...... 10-24 L 1977 O 1 h Louisiana Tech [hc] ...... 28-31 L N 13 h Oklahoma State...... 16-24 L Coach: Ellis Rainsberger O 8 h Missouri ...... 21-52 L N 20 h Colorado...... 33-10 W S 10 a Brigham Young ...... 0-39 L O 15 a Oklahoma (10)...... 24-70 L Independence Bowl (Shreveport, La.) S 17 h Florida State...... 10-18 L O 22 h Nebraska (5)...... 3-48 L D 11 n Wisconsin ...... 3-14 L S 24 a Wichita State...... 21-14 W O 29 h Oklahoma State (12) ...... 27-45 L O 1 h Mississippi St. (18) (forfeit)...... 21-24 W N 5 a Kansas ...... 12-30 L (3-8/1-6 Big 8) O 8 h Nebraska (9)...... 9-26 L 1983 N 12 h Iowa State...... 7-16 L O 15 a Oklahoma State...... 14-21 L Coach: Jim Dickey N 19 a Colorado...... 14-56 L O 22 a Missouri ...... 13-28 L S 3 h Long Beach...... 20-28 L O 29 h Oklahoma (4)...... 7-42 L S 10 a Kentucky...... 12-31 L 1989 (1-10/0-7 Big 8) N 5 a Kansas ...... 21-29 L S 17 h Texas Christian...... 20- 3 W Coach: Bill Snyder N 12 h Iowa State [hc] ...... 15-22 L S 24 h Wyoming...... 27-25 W S 9 a Arizona State...... 0-31 L N 19 a Colorado...... 0-23 L O 1 h Oklahoma (9)...... 10-29 L S 16 h Northern Iowa...... 8-10 L O 15 a Kansas ...... 3-31 L S 23 h Northern Illinois...... 20-37 L (4-7/3-4 Big 8) O 22 a Missouri ...... 0-38 L 1978 S 30 h North Texas State...... 20-17 W O 29 h Nebraska (1) ...... 25-51 L Coach: Jim Dickey O 7 a Nebraska (4)...... 7-58 L N 5 a Oklahoma State...... 21-20 W S 9 a Arizona ...... 0-31 L O 14 a Oklahoma State...... 13-17 L N 12 h Iowa State [hc] ...... 27-49 L S 16 h Auburn ...... 32-45 L O 21 h Missouri ...... 9-21 L N 19 a Colorado...... 21-38 L S 23 a Tulsa...... 14-24 L O 28 h Kansas [hc]...... 16-21 L S 30 h Air Force ...... 34-21 W N 4 a Iowa State...... 11-36 L (3-7-1/2-4-1 Big 8) O 7 h Oklahoma State ...... 18- 7 W 1984 N 11 a Oklahoma ...... 19-42 L O 14 a Nebraska (8)...... 14-48 L Coach: Jim Dickey N 18 h Colorado (2)...... 11-59 L O 21 h Missouri (13) [hc]...... 14-56 L S 8 a Vanderbilt ...... 14-26 L O 28 a Oklahoma (1)...... 19-56 L S 15 h Tennessee Tech ...... 28-12 W 1990 (5-6/2-5 Big 8) N 4 a Iowa State...... 0-24 L S 22 a Texas Christian...... 10-42 L Coach: Bill Snyder N 11 h Colorado...... 20-10 W S 29 a Oklahoma (7)...... 6-24 L S 8 h Western Illinois...... 27-6 W N 18 h Kansas ...... 36-20 W O 6 a South Carolina...... 17-49 L S 15 h New Mexico State ...... 52-7 W O 13 h Kansas...... 24- 7 W S 22 a Northern Illinois ...... 35-42 L (3-8/1-6 Big 8) O 20 h Missouri [hc]...... 21-61 L 1979 S 29 h New Mexico...... 38-6 W O 27 a Nebraska (4)...... 14-62 L Coach: Jim Dickey O 6 h Nebraska (8)...... 8-45 L N 3 h Oklahoma State (7) ...... 6-34 L S 15 a Auburn ...... 18-26 L O 13 h Oklahoma State...... 23-17 W N 10 a Iowa State ...... 7- 7 T S 22 h Oregon State...... 22-16 W O 20 a Missouri ...... 10-31 L N 17 h Colorado ...... 38- 6 W S 29 a Air Force ...... 19- 6 W O 27 a Kansas ...... 24-27 L O 6 h Tulsa ...... 6- 9 L N 3 h Iowa State [hc] ...... 28-14 W (1-10/1-6 Big 8) O 13 h Iowa State [hc]...... 3- 7 L 1985 N 10 a Oklahoma ...... 7-34 L O 20 h Oklahoma (9)...... 6-38 L Coach: Jim Dickey N 17 a Colorado (2)...... 3-64 L O 27 a Missouri...... 19- 3 W S 7 h Wichita State...... 10-16 L N 3 a Kansas ...... 28-36 L S 14 h Northern Iowa...... 6-10 L 1991 (7-4/4-3 Big 8) N 10 h Nebraska (2)...... 12-21 L Interim Coach: Lee Moon Coach: Bill Snyder N 17 a Oklahoma State...... 15-42 L S 21 h Texas Christian...... 22-24 L S 7 h Indiana State...... 26-25 W N 24 a Colorado...... 6-21 L S 28 h North Texas State...... 10-22 L S 14 h Idaho State ...... 41- 7 W O 5 h Oklahoma (2) [hc]...... 6-41 L S 21 h Northern Illinois...... 34-17 W (4-7/1-6 Big 8) O 19 a Kansas ...... 7-38 L 1980 S 28 a Washington (4)...... 3-56 L O 26 a Missouri ...... 20-17 W Coach: Jim Dickey O 12 h Kansas [hc]...... 16-12 W N 2 h Nebraska (5)...... 3-41 L S 13 a LSU...... 0-21 L O 19 a Nebraska (9)...... 31-38 L N 9 a Oklahoma State (10) ...... 3-35 L S 20 h South Dakota ...... 24- 3 W O 26 h Colorado (16)...... 0-10 L N 16 h Iowa State...... 14-21 L S 27 h Arkansas State...... 31- 7 W N 2 a Oklahoma (21)...... 7-28 L N 23 a Colorado...... 0-30 L O 4 a Tulsa ...... 0- 3 L N 9 a Iowa State ...... 37- 7 W O 11 a Iowa State...... 7-31 L N 16 h Missouri...... 32- 0 W (2-9/1-6 Big 8) O 18 a Oklahoma (17)...... 21-35 L 1986 N 23 a Oklahoma State...... 36-26 W O 25 h Missouri (16) [hc]...... 3-13 L Coach: Stan Parrish N 1 h Kansas (forfeit) @...... 18-20 W A 30 h Western Illinois ...... 35- 7 W 1992 (5-6/2-5 Big 8) N 8 a Nebraska (5)...... 8-55 L S 6 a Texas Tech...... 7-41 L Coach: Bill Snyder N 15 h Oklahoma State...... 0-10 L S 13 h Northern Iowa...... 0-17 L S 19 h Montana ...... 27-12 W N 22 h Colorado...... 17-14 W S 20 a Texas Christian...... 22-35 L S 26 h Temple ...... 35-14 W @ K-State later awarded 1-0 victory by forfeit O 4 a Oklahoma (6)...... 10-56 L O 3 h New Mexico State ...... 19- 0 W O 18 h Kansas ...... 29-12 W O 10 a Kansas ...... 7-31 L 1981 (2-9/1-6 Big 8) O 25 h Missouri [hc]...... 6-17 L O 17 a Utah State...... 16-28 L Coach: Jim Dickey N 1 a Nebraska (9)...... 0-38 L O 24 a Colorado (9)...... 7-54 L S 12 h South Dakota...... 31-10 W N 8 h Oklahoma State...... 3-23 L O 31 a Oklahoma ...... 14-16 L S 19 a Washington (15)...... 3-20 L N 15 a Iowa State...... 19-48 L N 5 h Iowa State [hc] ...... 22-13 W S 26 h Drake ...... 17-18 L N 22 h Colorado...... 3-49 L N 14 a Missouri ...... 14-27 L O 3 a Tulsa...... 21-35 L N 21 h Oklahoma State ...... 10- 0 W O 10 a Missouri (13)...... 13-58 L (0-10-1/0-6-1 Big 8) 1987 Coca Cola Bowl (Tokyo, Japan) O 17 h Nebraska (19)...... 3-49 L Coach: Stan Parrish D 5 n Nebraska (11)...... 24-38 L O 24 a Kansas ...... 14-17 L S 5 h Austin Peay State ...... 22-26 L O 31 h Iowa State [hc]...... 10- 7 W S 19 h Army...... 14-41 L 1993 (9-2-1/4-2-1 Big 8) N 7 h Oklahoma (17)...... 21-28 L S 26 a Iowa (19)...... 13-38 L Coach: Bill Snyder N 14 a Oklahoma State...... 10-31 L O 3 h Tulsa...... 25-37 L Final Rankings: 20th-AP, 18th-CNN/USA Today Coaches, UPI N 21 a Colorado...... 21-24 L O 10 a Missouri ...... 10-34 L S 4 h New Mexico State ...... 34-10 W O 17 h Oklahoma (1) [hc]...... 10-59 L S 11 h Western Kentucky ...... 38-13 W 1982 (6-5-1/3-3-1 Big 8) O 24 a Nebraska (2)...... 3-56 L S 18 a Minnesota...... 30-25 W Coach: Jim Dickey O 31 a Oklahoma State (12) ...... 7-56 L S 25 h UNLV...... 36-20 W S 11 h Kentucky ...... 23- 9 W N 7 h Kansas ...... 17-17 T O 9 h Kansas ...... 10-9 W S 18 h South Dakota ...... 42- 3 W N 14 a Iowa State...... 14-16 L O 16 a Nebraska (6)...... 28-45 L S 25 h Wichita State ...... 31- 7 W N 21 h Colorado...... 0-41 L O 23 h Colorado (16)...... 16-16 T

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O 30 h (25) Oklahoma (13) [hc] ...... 21-7 W S 19 h (5) Texas ...... 48- 7 W S 21 h (25) Southern California (11)...... 27-20 W N 6 a (18) Iowa State ...... 23-27 L S 26 h (5) Louisiana-Monroe...... 62- 7 W O 5 a (13) Colorado ...... 31-35 L N 13 h (24) Missouri...... 31-21 W O 10 a (5) Colorado (14) ...... 16- 9 W O 12 h (19) Oklahoma State ...... 44- 9 W N 20 a (20) Oklahoma State ...... 21-17 W O 17 h (4) Oklahoma State ...... 52-20 W O 19 h (17) Texas (8) ...... 14-17 L Copper Bowl (Tucson, Ariz.) O 24 h (4) Iowa State [hc] ...... 52- 7 W O 26 a (20) Baylor ...... 44-10 W D 29 n (20) Wyoming ...... 52-17 W O 31 a (4) Kansas ...... 54- 6 W N 2 a (14) Kansas ...... 64-0 W N 7 a (4) Baylor...... 49- 6 W N 9 h (12) Iowa State (21) [hc] ...... 58- 7 W 1994 (9-3/5-2 Big 8) N 14 h (2) Nebraska (11) ...... 40-30 W N 16 h (11) Nebraska...... 49-13 W Coach: Bill Snyder N 21 a (2) Missouri (19)...... 31-25 W N 23 a (10) Missouri...... 38- 0 W Final Rankings: 19th-AP, 16th-CNN/USA Today Coaches, UPI Big 12 Championship Game (St. Louis, Mo.) Holiday Bowl (San Diego, Calif.) S 3 h Louisiana-Lafayette...... 34-6 W D 5 n (2) Texas A&M (10)...... 33-36ºº L D 27 n (6) Arizona State ...... 34-27 W S 17 h Rice ...... 27-18 W Alamo Bowl (San Antonio, Texas) S 24 h Minnesota...... 35-0 W D 29 n (4) Purdue ...... 34-37 L O 6 a (19) Kansas ...... 21-13 W ºº Two overtimes 2003 (11-4/6-2 Big 12) O 15 h (16) Nebraska (2) ...... 6-17 L Note: Kansas State earned its first No. 1 ranking in school history from Nov. 8- Coach: Bill Snyder O 22 a (19) Colorado (2) ...... 21-35 L Nov. 29 in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll. Big 12 Conference Champions O 29 a (23) Oklahoma (25)...... 37-20 W Final Rankings: 14th-AP, 13th-ESPN/USA Today Coaches N 5 h (15) Iowa State [hc] ...... 38-20 W A 23 n (7) California#...... 42-28 W (11-1/7-1 Big 12) N 12 a (11) Missouri...... 21-18 W 1999 A 30 h (7) Troy State ...... 41- 5 W N 19 h (11) Oklahoma State ...... 23-6 W Coach: Bill Snyder S 6 h (7) McNeese State ...... 55-14 W N 26 a (11) UNLV ...... 42-3 W Big 12 North Division Co-Champions S 13 h (7) Massachusetts ...... 38- 7 W Aloha Bowl (Honolulu, Hawaii) Final Rankings: 6th-AP, 6th-ESPN/USA Today Coaches S 20 h (6) Marshall ...... 20-27 L D 25 n (11) Boston College...... 7-12 L S 11 h (17) Temple ...... 40- 0 W O 4 a (16) Texas (13) ...... 20-24 L S 18 h (16) Texas-El Paso ...... 40- 7 W O 11 a (22) Oklahoma State ...... 34-38 L 1995 (10-2/5-2 Big 8) S 25 a (15) Iowa State ...... 35-28 W O 18 h Colorado ...... 49-20 W Coach: Bill Snyder O 2 a (13) Texas (15) ...... 35-17 W O 25 h Kansas...... 42- 6 W Final Rankings: 7th-AP and UPI, 6th-CNN/USA Today Coaches O 9 h (9) Kansas ...... 50- 9 W N 1 h Baylor [hc] ...... 38-10 W S 2 h Temple ...... 34-7 W O 16 h (9) Utah State ...... 40- 0 W N 8 a Iowa State ...... 45-0 W S 9 a (21) Cincinnati ...... 23-21 W O 23 a (7) Oklahoma State ...... 44-21 W N 15 a Nebraska (18) ...... 38- 9 W S 23 h (19) Akron ...... 67-0 W O 30 h (6) Baylor [hc] ...... 48- 7 W N 22 h (19) Missouri...... 24-14 W S 30 h (16) Northern Illinois...... 44-0 W N 6 h (6) Colorado ...... 20-14 W Big 12 Championship Game (Kansas City, Mo.) O 7 h (13) Missouri...... 30-0 W N 13 a (5) Nebraska (7) ...... 15-41 L D 6 n (13) Oklahoma (1) ...... 35- 7 W O 14 a (8) Oklahoma State ...... 23-17 W N 20 h (9) Missouri...... 66- 0 W Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) O 21 a (8) Nebraska (2) ...... 25-49 L Holiday Bowl (San Diego, Calif.) J 2 n (8) Ohio State (7)...... 28-35 L O 28 h (14) Kansas (6)...... 41-7 W D 29 n (7) Washington ...... 24-20 W # BCA Classic (Kansas City, Mo.) N 4 h (9) Oklahoma (25) [hc] ...... 49-10 W N 11 a (7) Iowa State ...... 49-7 W 2000 (11-3/6-2 Big 12) N 18 h (7) Colorado (9) ...... 17-27 L Coach: Bill Snyder 2004 (4-7/2-6 Big 12) Holiday Bowl (San Diego, Calif.) Big 12 North Division Co-Champions Coach: Bill Snyder D 29 n (10) Colorado St. (25) ...... 54-21 W Final Rankings: 9th-AP, 8th-ESPN/USA Today Coaches S 4 h (12) Western Kentucky ...... 27-13 W A 26 n (8) Iowa#...... 27- 7 W S 11 h (13) Fresno State...... 21-45 L 1996 (9-3/6-2 Big 12) S 2 h (8) Louisiana Tech...... 54-10 W S 18 h Louisiana-Lafayette...... 40-20 W Coach: Bill Snyder S 16 h (7) Ball State ...... 76- 0 W O 2 a Texas A&M...... 30-42 L Final Rankings: 17th-AP, 17th-CNN/USA Today Coaches S 23 h (4) North Texas ...... 55-10 W O 9 a Kansas ...... 28-31 L A 31 h (21) Texas Tech # ...... 21-14 W S 30 a (5) Colorado ...... 44-21 W O 16 h Oklahoma (2) ...... 21-31 L S 7 h (21) Indiana State...... 59-3 W O 7 a (4) Kansas ...... 52-13 W O 23 h Nebraska ...... 45-21 W S 14 h (17) Cincinnati ...... 35-0 W O 14 h (2) Oklahoma (8)...... 31-41 L O 30 h Texas Tech [hc] ...... 25-35 L S 21 a (16) Rice...... 34-7 W O 21 h (10) Texas Tech [hc] ...... 28-23 W N 6 a Missouri ...... 35-24 W O 5 h (16) Nebraska (6) ...... 3-39 L O 28 a (10) Texas A&M ...... 10-26 L N 13 a Colorado...... 31-38 L O 12 a (22) Missouri ...... 35-10 W N 4 h (19) Iowa State ...... 56-10 W N 20 h Iowa State...... 23-37 L O 19 a (21) Texas A&M ...... 23-20 W N 11 h (16) Nebraska (4) ...... 29-28 W O 26 h (16) Oklahoma ...... 42-35 W N 18 a (9) Missouri ...... 28-24 W 2005 (5-6/2-6 Big 12) N 9 a (13) Kansas ...... 38-12 W Big 12 Championship Game (Kansas City, Mo.) Coach: Bill Snyder N 16 a (9) Colorado (6) ...... 0-12 L D 2 n (8) Oklahoma (1)...... 24-27 L S 3 h Florida International ...... 35-21 W N 23 h (14) Iowa State [hc] ...... 35-20 W Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) S 10 a Marshall ...... 21-19 W Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) J 1 n (11) Tennessee (21) ...... 35-21 W S 24 h North Texas ...... 54-7 W J 1 n (14) Brigham Young (5)...... 15-19 L # (Kansas City, Mo.) # Inaugural Big 12 Conference Game O 1 a Oklahoma ...... 21-43 L O 8 h Kansas ...... 12-3 W 2001 (6-6/3-5 Big 12) 1997 (11-1/7-1 Big 12) O 15 a Texas Tech (13) ...... 20-59 L Coach: Bill Snyder Coach: Bill Snyder O 22 h Texas A&M...... 28-30 L S 8 a (12) Southern California...... 10- 6 W Final Rankings: 8th-AP, 7th-ESPN/USA Today Coaches O 29 h Colorado [hc] ...... 20-23 L S 15 h (12) Lousiana Tech ...... ppd S 6 a (21) Northern Illinois ...... 47- 7 W N 5 a Iowa State...... 17-45 L S 22 h (12) New Mexico State ...... 64- 0 W S 13 h (20) Ohio ...... 23-20 W N 12 a Nebraska ...... 25-27 L S 29 a (11) Oklahoma (3)...... 37-38 L S 27 h (18) Bowling Green ...... 58-0 W N 19 h Missouri ...... 36-28 W O 6 h (12) Colorado ...... 6-16 L O 4 a (17) Nebraska (3) ...... 26-56 L O 13 a (24) Texas Tech ...... 19-38 L O 11 h (22) Missouri ...... 41-11 W 2006 (7-6/4-4 Big 12) O 20 h Texas A&M...... 24-31 L O 18 h (20) Texas A&M (14) [hc]...... 36-17 W Coach: Ron Prince O 27 h Kansas [hc] ...... 40- 6 W O 25 a (14) Oklahoma...... 26- 7 W S 2 h Illinois State ...... 24-23 W N 3 a Iowa State ...... 42- 3 W N 1 a (13) Texas Tech ...... 13- 2 W S 9 h Florida Atlantic ...... 45-0 W N 10 a Nebraska (2)...... 21-31 L N 8 h (11) Kansas ...... 48-16 W S 16 h Marshall ...... 23-7 W N 17 h Louisiana Tech ...... 40- 7 W N 15 h (10) Colorado ...... 37-20 W S 23 h Louisville (8)...... 6-24 L N 24 h Missouri...... 24- 3 W N 22 a (9) Iowa State ...... 28- 3 W S 30 a Baylor...... 3-17 L Insight.com Bowl (Phoenix, Ariz.) Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) O 7 h Oklahoma State...... 31-27 W D 29 n Syracuse (18) ...... 3-26 L D 31 n (10) Syracuse (14) ...... 35-18 W O 14 h Nebraska (21)...... 3-21 L O 21 a Missouri (24) ...... 21-41 L 1998 (11-2/8-0 Big 12) 2002 (11-2/6-2 Big 12) O 28 h Iowa State [hc] ...... 31-10 W Coach: Bill Snyder Coach: Bill Snyder N 4 a Colorado...... 34-21 W Big 12 North Division Champions Final Rankings: 7th-AP, 6th-ESPN/USA Today Coaches N 11 h Texas (4)...... 45-42 W Final Rankings: 10th-AP, 9th-ESPN/USA Today Coaches A 31 h Western Kentucky...... 48- 3 W N 18 a Kansas ...... 20-39 L S 5 h (6) Indiana State ...... 66- 0 W S 7 h Louisiana-Monroe ...... 68- 0 W Texas Bowl (Houston, Texas) S 12 h (5) Northern Illinois ...... 73- 7 W S 14 h Eastern Illinois ...... 63-13 W D 28 n Rutgers (16) ...... 10-37 L

THE POWER OF ONE | 163 BOWL GAMES 1982 INDEPENDENCE BOWL 1993 COPPER BOWL 1994 ALOHA BOWL WISCONSIN 14, KANSAS STATE 3 [20] KANSAS STATE 52, WYOMING 17 BOSTON COLLEGE 52, [11] KANSAS STATE 52 INDEPENDENCE STADIUM • SHREVEPORT, LA. ARIZONA STADIUM • TUCSON, ARIZ. ALOHA STADIUM • HONOLULU, HAWAII DECEMBER 11, 1982 • 49,523 DECEMBER 29, 1993 • 49,075 DECEMBER 25, 1994 • 44,862

Wisconsin quarterback Randy Wright tossed Kansas State put the finishing touches on one Kansas State played Boston College to a defen- two touchdown passes and the Badgers overcame of the finest football seasons in school history with sive standoff in the 1994 Aloha Bowl, but the Wild- an early Kansas State lead for a hard-earned 14-3 a 52-17 domination of Wyoming before 49,075 in cat offense never got on track and fell 12-7 at victory over the Wildcats in the seventh annual In- the 1993 Copper Bowl. before 44,862 at Aloha Stadium. dependence Bowl before an announced crowd of Wyoming took a quick 3-0 lead on a 35-yard The Eagles sacked K-State quarterback Chad 49,523. field goal, but K-State put its high-powered of- May eight times, including a four-hit effort by end The low-scoring game was played in cold and fense into overdrive and scored on its first three , who was named the game’s most wet conditions as a 23 mile-per-hour wind possessions. J.J. Smith put K-State on the board valuable player. dropped temperatures to 10 below zero and made with a two-yard TD run and Tate Wright added a BC couldn’t distance itself from the Wildcats things difficult for both offenses. 22-yard field goal before K-State drove 76 yards despite a 51-yard bolt by David Green on the After a scoreless first quarter, K-State took the on its third possession to take a 16-3 edge on a game’s second play. That carry led to an early 7-0 game’s first lead with 7:10 left in the second pe- Chad May TD plunge. cushion for the Eagles but would be their only riod when Steve Willis booted a 29-yard field goal All-American Andre Coleman closed out the touchdown of the day. after defensive end Bob Daniels recovered a fum- first half with a 68-yard punt return to put K-State K-State’s lone score came with eight seconds left ble at the Badger 18-yard line. ahead 24-10 at the break then blew things open in the first quarter when Joe Gordon crashed the The Wildcats’ lead was short-lived, however. with a 61-yard touchdown catch just 54 seconds middle of BC’s line and blocked a punt by Jeff Beck- On Wisconsin’s ensuing drive, the Badgers into the third quarter. ley. Chris Sublette recovered the ball on the first marched 79 yards in eight plays, scoring a touch- Freshman All-American Kevin Lockett put K- hop in the end zone and the game was tied, 7-7. down on a 16-yard pass from Wright to Michael State ahead 38-10 midway through the third quar- However, BC would answer with its own end zone Jones for a 7-3 halftime lead. ter with a 30-yard touchdown reception before patrol later in the half when Mamula applied the Wisconsin struck again midway through the reserve running back Leon Edwards added a 13- biggest of his hits on May for a safety with 2:37 left. third quarter, when game offensive MVP Wright yard touchdown run and cornerback Kenny The Wildcats reached the BC 19 on their ensu- connected with Tim Stracka on an 87-yard pass for McEntyre provided the game’s crowning moment ing drive, but Eric Shorter intercepted a dropped a 14-3 Badger advantage. with a 37-yard interception return for a score. pass in the flat on third-and-15 with 19 seconds K-State drove deep into Wisconsin territory on left in the half. its next two possessions, but was unable to score. FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F Still, a defense that featured punter Eric Hardy, One opportunity ended when a Wildcat pass was Kansas State 9 15 14 14 — 52 Gordon and a pair of 10-tackle performances from intercepted in the Badger end zone while the other Wyoming 3 7 0 7 — 17 Chuck Marlowe and Mario Smith kept the Wild- was stymied at the Wisconsin 26-yard line when cats within striking distance until the end. K-State could not convert on fourth down. FIRST QUARTER BC could only tack on a 35-yard field goal by Darrell Ray Dickey completed just 13 of 35 WY - FG Sorensen 35 yd, 8:13 David Gordon with 1:18 remaining in the second half. passes for 127 yards and one interception on the KS - Smith 2 yd run (kick failed), 5:37 game for 1982 Big Eight Coach of the Year Jim KS - FG Wright 22 yd, 0:00 FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F Kansas State 7 0 0 0 — 7 Dickey’s Wildcat squad. SECOND QUARTER Boston College 7 2 0 3 — 12 KS - May 2 yd run (Wright kick), 10:08 FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F WY - Christopherson 3 yd run (Sorenson kick), 3:38 Kansas State 0 3 0 0 — 3 FIRST QUARTER KS - Coleman 68 yd punt return (May run), 1:07 Wisconsin 0 7 7 0 — 14 BC - Smith 2 yd run (Gordon kick), 10:35 THIRD QUARTER KS - Sublette blocked punt return (Gramatica kick), 0:08 SECOND QUARTER KS - Coleman 61 yd pass from May (Wright kick), 14:06 KS - FG Willis 29 yd, 7:10 KS - Lockett 30 yd pass from May (Wright kick), 7:41 SECOND QUARTER UW - Jones 16 yd pass from Wright (Rohde kick), 4:51 BC - Safety, May tackled by Mamula in endzone, 2:37 FOURTH QUARTER THIRD QUARTER WY - Pratt 14 yd pass from Gustin (Sorensen kick), 11:54 FOURTH QUARTER UW - Stracka 87 yd pass from Wright (Rohde kick), 14:47 KS - Edwards 13 yd run (Claassen kick), 9:11 BC - FG Gordon 35, 1:18 KS - McEntyre 37 yd int. return (Wright kick), 6:09 K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD Kilsimasi Taoluao 10 31 0 Rushing Att. Yds. TD J.J. Smith 9 18 0 Isoefatu Faraimo 11 25 0 J.J. Smith 20 133 1 Leon Edwards 4 7 0 Leon Edwards 9 65 1 Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Darrell Dickey 35-13-1 127 0 Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Chad May 31-13-2 185 0 Chad May 28-19-0 275 2

Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Greg Dageforde 4 30 0 Andre Coleman 8 144 1 Kevin Lockett 5 99 0 Mike Wallace 3 51 0 Mitch Running 5 50 0 Mitch Running 3 39 0

164 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL BOWL GAMES 1995 HOLIDAY BOWL 1997 COTTON BOWL 1997 FIESTA BOWL [10] KANSAS STATE 54, [25] COLORADO STATE 21 [5] BYU 19, [14] KANSAS STATE 14 [9] KANSAS STATE 35, [14] SYRACUSE 18 JACK MURPHY STADIUM • SAN DIEGO, CALIF. COTTON BOWL • DALLAS, TEXAS SUN DEVIL STADIUM • TEMPE, ARIZ. DECEMBER 29, 1995 • 51,051 JANUARY 1, 1997 • 71,928 DECEMBER 31, 1997 • 69,367

For the second time in three years, Kansas State An estimated 45,000 K-State fans descended on Kansas State capped one of its best seasons in ran roughshod over the Western Athletic Confer- Dallas to watch the Wildcats in their first-ever school history with a 35-18 win over No. 14 Syra- ence’s best as the Wildcats outran, outplayed and New Year’s Day Bowl and were witness to one of cuse in the 1997 Fiesta Bowl. outscored Colorado State for a 54-21 win in front the most exciting games of the bowl season. Wildcat quarterback Michael Bishop stole the of 51,051 fans in the 1995 Plymouth Holiday Bowl After taking a 15-5 lead following a 72-yard show by throwing for four touchdowns on 14-of- at Jack Murphy Stadium. touchdown pass from Brian Kavanagh to Kevin 23 passing for 317 yards. K-State began the scoring on an Eric Hickson 4- Lockett, BYU quarterback tossed Darnell McDonald was on the receiving end of yard run with 11:21 left in the first quarter. After two fourth-quarter touchdowns to lead No. 5 BYU seven Bishop passes and turned them into a CSU responded with a touchdown to knot the to a 19-15 Cotton Bowl victory. school-record 206 yards and three scores. His 77- score at 7-7, it was all K-State. Following Sarkisian’s 28-yard scoring strike to yard reception in the fourth quarter was the The Wildcats outscored the Rams, 19-0, in the Kealaluhi with 3:39 remaining in the game, Ka- longest in Fiesta Bowl history. second quarter by virtue of an interception return vanagh drove the Wildcats to the BYU 12-yard line After allowing Syracuse to jump out to a 3-0 by safety Mario Smith and a blocked punt. Brian with about one minute remaining. But Ka- lead on the first of Nate Trout’s three field goals, Kavanagh, who would earn the game’s Offensive vanagh’s pass to Jimmy Dean was picked off at Bishop led the Wildcats to three consecutive TDs MVP award, came in for the injured Matt Miller the 3-yard line by Omarr Morgan to preserve in the second quarter. in the second quarter and immediately put the BYU’s win. The first came following a failed fake field goal ball in the end zone. The game’s first score came when Cotton Bowl attempt by Syracuse, culminating in a 19-yard Kavanagh completed 18-of-24 passes for 242 Defensive MVP Shay Muirbrook tackled Ka- pass to McDonald. Bishop followed with a 12- yards and a Holiday Bowl-record tying four vanagh in the end zone for a safety in the first yard TD dash on K-State’s next possession, and touchdowns. The junior signal-caller tossed scor- quarter. After the free kick, BYU scored again on wrapped up the first-half scoring with a 28-yard ing strikes to Brian Lojka, Tyson Schwieger, Kevin an Ethan Pochman 39-yard field goal. completion to Justin Swift on a tight end screen. Lockett and Mitch Running. K-State had a hard time getting on track until Syracuse scored 12 points in the final 2:18 to On the defensive side of the ball, Mario Smith’s the final play of the first half when Kavanagh close within 21-15 at the half. Following a score- pair of interceptions earned him MVP honors. heaved a Hail Mary into the end zone, where, less third quarter, Bishop and the Wildcats put after the ball was deflected by a BYU defender, K- away the Orangemen behind 77-yard and 41-yard FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F State’s Andre Anderson scooped the ball in for a touchdowns to McDonald. Kansas State 7 19 21 7 — 54 touchdown. Following the PAT that gave K-State Bishop was named the Offensive Player of the Colorado State 7 0 14 0 — 21 a 7-5 lead, a penalty on BYU forced the teams to Game, while Travis Ochs was Named Defensive return from the locker room, giving Wildcats a Player of the Game. FIRST QUARTER shot for two points. Mike Lawrence made it pay KS - Hickson 4 yd run (Gramatica kick), 11:21 off giving K-State an 8-5 halftime lead. FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F CS - Blake 2 yd run (McDougal kick), 6:30 Kansas State 0 21 0 14 — 35 FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F Syracuse 3 12 0 3 — 18 SECOND QUARTER Kansas State 0 8 7 0 — 15 FIRST QUARTER KS - Lawrence 5 yd run (kick failed), 9:21 BYU 5 0 0 14 — 19 KS - Kelly 18 yd run (pass failed), 6:37 SU - FG Trout 27 yd, 10:24 FIRST QUARTER KS - Lojka 12 yd pass from Kavanagh (Gramatica kick), 2:36 SECOND QUARTER BY - Safety, Kavanagh tackled by Muirbrook in end zone, 3:34 KS - McDonald 19 yd pass from Bishop (Gramatica kick), 11:02 THIRD QUARTER BY - FG Pochman 39 yd, 1:50 KS - Schwieger 18 yd pass from Kavanagh (Gramatica kick), 10:46 KS - Bishop 12 yd run (Gramatica kick), 7:42 CS - Watson 3 yd run (McDougal kick), 8:03 SECOND QUARTER KS - Swift 28 yd pass from Bishop (Gramatica kick), 2:18 KS - Lawrence 5 yd run (Gramatica kick), 6:24 KS - Anderson 41 yd pass from Kavanagh (Lawrence run), 0:00 SU - Brown 24 yd run (Trout kick), 1:49 SU - Safety, ball batted out of end zone, 1:19 CS - Washington 12 yd run (McDougal kick), 4:12 THIRD QUARTER SU - FG Trout 33 yd, 0:00 KS - Lockett 4 yd pass from Kavanagh (Gramatica kick), 00:50 KS - Lockett 72 yd pass from Kavanagh (Rheem kick), 9:10 FOURTH QUARTER FOURTH QUARTER FOURTH QUARTER KS - McDonald 77 yd pass from Bishop (Gramatica kick), 13:08 BY - Dye 41 yd pass from Sarkisian (Pochman kick), 10:55 KS - Running 33 yd pass from Kavanagh (Gramatica kick), 7:46 SU - FG Trout 40 yd, 9:59 BY - Kealaluhi 28 yd pass from Sarkisian (Pochman kick), 3:39 KS - McDonald 41 yd pass from Bishop (Gramatica kick), 3:17 K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD Eric Hickson 20 103 1 Rushing Att. Yds. TD Michael Lawrence 23 54 0 Michael Bishop 15 77 1 Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Brian Kavanagh 8 -18 0 Eric Hickson 7 26 0 Brian Kavanagh 24-18-1 242 4 Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Matt Miller 8-6-0 82 0 Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Brian Kavanagh 28-14-2 233 2 Michael Bishop 23-14-1 317 4 Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Mitch Running 6 126 1 Kevin Lockett 7 135 1 Darnell McDonald 7 206 3 Eric Hickson 6 55 0 Andre Anderson 2 50 1 Justin Swift 5 98 1

THE POWER OF ONE | 165 BOWL GAMES 1998 ALAMO BOWL 1999 HOLIDAY BOWL 2001 COTTON BOWL PURDUE 37, [4] KANSAS STATE 34 [7] KANSAS STATE 24, WASHINGTON 20 [11] KANSAS STATE 35, [21] TENNESSEE 21 ALAMODOME • SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS QUALCOMM STADIUM • SAN DIEGO, CALIF. COTTON BOWL • DALLAS, TEXAS DECEMBER 29, 1998 • 60,780 DECEMBER 29, 1998 • 57,118 JANUARY 1, 2001 • 63,465

With more than 30,000 purple-clad fans cheer- Kansas State used a stiff defense and three Jonathan Beasley threw two touchdowns and ing the Wildcats on, unranked Purdue shocked rushing touchdowns by quarterback Jonathan rushed for another as Kansas State rolled to a 35- No. 4 Kansas State, 37-34, in the sixth annual Beasley to defeat Washington, 24-20, in the 1999 21 win over Tennessee in the 65th annual South- Builders Square Alamo Bowl. Holiday Bowl. western Bell . After a scoreless first quarter, the teams ex- Trailing 20-17 late in the third quarter, the Wild- Beasley, the game’s Offensive MVP, had touch- ploded for 71 points over the final three periods. cats embarked on a 20-play, 92-yard drive that down passes of 56 and 10 yards to Quincy Morgan Purdue was the first to get things going, taking a took 9 minutes, 54 seconds off the clock to score to key a rally in the second quarter. The touch- 17-7 halftime lead courtesy of a pair of the eventual game-winning touchdown. The drive down throws, which came three minutes apart, TD passes and a 25-yard Travis Dorsch field goal. was set up after senior Lamar Chapman picked off turned a 7-7 tie into a 21-7 Wildcat lead. Fumble recoveries in the end zone by both Marques Tuiasosopo. Tennessee pulled within seven points before squads and another Dorsch field goal with four K-State took a 17-13 lead on its first possession halftime when scored on a 78-yard in- seconds to go in the third staked Purdue to a 27-13 of the second half, scoring on an 11-yard run by terception return. lead heading into the final stanza. Beasley, the game’s Offensive MVP. The Huskies But Kansas State got two touchdown runs from But the Wildcats put together a furious rally struck back with Maurice Shaw scoring on a 5- Josh Scobey in the third quarter to regain its cush- over the final 15 minutes. David Allen scored from yard run to cap a 73-yard drive. ion. Scobey finished with 147 yards on a career- three yards out to get things going before Michael The first half was a back-and-forth affair that high 28 carries, the most yards ever by a Wildcat Bishop hit Darnell McDonald for an Alamo Bowl saw the Huskies take a 13-10 lead into the locker in a bowl game. record 88-yard touchdown strike that pulled the room. ’s 81-yard run late in the game Cats within a field goal at 30-27. Then, with just Washington got on the board first when John was the final Volunteers score. Henry finished 1:24 left in the game, Bishop connected with Justin Anderson booted his first of two first-half field with 180 yards on 17 carries. Swift for a 2-yard touchdown and a 34-30 K-State goals just 3:32 into the contests. K-State quickly re- Beasley totaled 210 yards on a 13-for-27 pass- lead. sponded as Beasley drove the Cats 47 yards on the ing. He also rushed for 98 yards on 17 carries and Brees then engineered an 80-yard drive that ensuing possession, calling his own number from put the Wildcats on the scoreboard first with a 14- ended with a 24-yard pass to Isaac Jones to put the one yard out to cap the eight-play drive. yard run late in the first quarter. Boilermakers ahead for good at 37-34 with 30 sec- A 41-yard Jamie Rheem field goal pushed K- Senior defensive end Chris Johnson was the onds remaining. State’s lead to 10-6, but the Huskies would put the Defensive MVP after leading the Wildcats with half’s final points on the board on a Pat Conniff 3- four tackles, including two sacks of Tennessee QB FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F yard TD run. Casey Clausen, who completed just seven passes Kansas State 0 7 6 21 — 34 while tossing three interceptions. Purdue 0 17 10 10 — 37 FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F Kansas State 7 3 7 7 — 24 FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F SECOND QUARTER Washington 6 7 7 0 — 20 Kansas State 7 14 14 0 — 35 PU - Daniels 5 yd pass from Brees (Dorsch kick), 14:47 Tennessee 0 14 0 7 — 21 PU - FG Dorsch 25 yd, 13:03 FIRST QUARTER KS - McDonald 1 yd pass from Bishop (Gramatica kick), 9:49 UW - FG Anderson 39 yd, 11:24 FIRST QUARTER PU - Jones 30 yd pass from Brees (Dorsch kick), 8:36 KS - Beasley 1 yd run (Rheem kick), 9:08 KS - Beasley 14 yd run (Rheem kick), 5:46 UW - FG Anderson 47 yd, 5:10 THIRD QUARTER SECOND QUARTER KS - Havick 0 yd fumble return (kick failed), 8:06 SECOND QUARTER UT - Martin 17 yd pass from Clausen (Walls kick), 14:26 PU - Nugent 0 yd fumble return (Dorsch kick), 0:52 KS - FG Rheem 41 yd, 12:01 KS - Morgan 56 yd pass from Beasley (Rheem kick), 13:36 PU - FG Dorsch 26 yd, 0:04 UW - Coniff 3 yd run (Anderson kick), 8:48 KS - Morgan 10 yd pass from Beasley (Rheem kick), 10:33 UT - Greer 78 yd interception return (Walls kick), 4:13 FOURTH QUARTER THIRD QUARTER KS - Allen 3 yd run (Gramatica kick), 11:59 KS - Beasley 3 yd run (Rheem kick), 13:01 THIRD QUARTER PU - FG Dorsch 37 yd, 6:44 UW - Shaw 5 yd run (Anderson kick), 2:28 KS - Scobey 12 yd run (Rheem kick), 13:18 KS - McDonald 88 yd pass from Bishop (Gramatica kick), 6:23 KS - Scobey 6 yd run (Rheem kick), 10:14 FOURTH QUARTER KS - Swift 2 yd pass from Bishop (Gramatica kick), 1:24 FOURTH QUARTER KS - Beasley 1 yd run (Rheem kick), 5:58 PU - Jones 24 yd pass from Brees (Dorsch kick), 0:30 UT - Henry 81 yd run (Walls kick), 2:44 K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD Rushing Att. Yds. TD Rushing Att. Yds. TD Jonathan Beasley 20 48 3 David Allen 13 83 1 Josh Scobey 28 147 2 Frank Murphy 8 42 0 Eric Hickson 7 35 0 Jonathan Beasley 17 98 1 Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Jonathan Beasley 31-15-1 216 0 Michael Bishop 24-9-4 182 3 Jonathan Beasley 27-13-1 210 2 Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Quincy Morgan 8 104 0 Darnell McDonald 5 124 2 Quincy Morgan 7 145 2 Martez Wesley 3 54 0 Gavin Peries 1 52 0 Aaron Lockett 3 22 0

166 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL BOWL GAMES 2001 INSIGHT.COM BOWL 2002 HOLIDAY BOWL 2004 FIESTA BOWL [18] SYRACUSE 26, KANSAS STATE 3 [6] KANSAS STATE 34, ARIZONA STATE 27 [7] OHIO STATE 35, [8] KANSAS STATE 28 BANKONE BALLPARK • PHOENIX, ARIZ. QUALCOMM STADIUM • SAN DIEGO, CALIF. SUN DEVIL STADIUM • TEMPE, ARIZ. DECEMBER 29, 2001 • 40,028 DECEMBER 27, 2002 • 58,717 JANUARY 2, 2004 • 73,425

Syracuse running back James Mungro rushed Derrick Evans caught a 10-yard touchdown Kansas State started slowly but finished with a for 112 yards and three touchdowns to lead Syra- pass from Ell Roberson with 1:15 left in the game in the 33rd Annual Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. But cuse to a 26-3 victory over Kansas State in the 2001 to lift Kansas State to its first and only lead as the it wasn’t enough to overcome a 21-point third- Insight.com Bowl at Phoenix’s Bank One Ballpark. Wildcats defeated Arizona State, 34-27, in the 2002 quarter deficit as the Wildcats lost a hard fought Mungro scored on runs of 65, 1 and 1 yard to Pacific Life Holiday Bowl. 35-28 decision to Ohio State in their first ever BCS pace the Orange offense. SU added touchdown in Evans’ catch completed a K-State comeback bowl game at Sun Devil Stadium. the fourth quarter on a 52-yard pass from Robin from deficits of 10-0, 20-7 and 27-20. Roberson, Trailing 35-14 heading into the fourth quarter, Anderson to Johnnie Morant. voted the Offensive MVP of the game, rushed for Ayo Saba scored from three yards out and closed Junior Marc Dunn led the Wildcats with 151 63 yards, including touchdowns of 32, 3 and 1 the game to 14 points. Ell Roberson’s second rush- yards passing in relief of starter Ell Roberson. yards, and totaled 215 yards through the air on 11- ing touchdown with just 2:47 to go then pulled K- Dunn completed 12-of-25 passes with one inter- for-28 passing. State within a touchdown. ception. Roberson was 2-for-15 for 70 yards for the Roberson’s 32-yard sprint came with just 54 After recovering the ensuing on-sides kick, the Wildcats, who were sacked five times. seconds left in the second half and pulled the Wildcats were flagged for being offsides, forcing a Mungro opened the scoring on his 65-yard run Wildcats within 20-14. Just 31 seconds earlier, re-kick. This time the Buckeyes recovered at the midway through the first quarter. Mike Barth converted on a 39-yard field goal to K-State 36. Kansas State responded just two minutes later give ASU its largest lead of the game at 20-7. But the Wildcats held and got the ball back at with a 29-yard field goal by freshman Joe Rheem. K-State tied the game at 20-20 early in the their own 10-yard line with 1:12 to play. A 21-yard The drive was sparked by a 47-yard pass from fourth quarter when Roberson went in from three completion to Davin Dennis moved the ball to the Roberson to Aaron Lockett and a 27-yard carry by yards out. But Sun Devil quarterback Andrew K-State 26. On the next play Roberson connected Scobey. Walter, who threw for 293 yards on 28-for-57 pass- with Jermaine Moreira for 26 yards to the OSU 48 Syracuse took advantage of a fumble deep in ing, found Mike Williams for a 10-yard score to to get Kansas State within striking distance. Wildcat territory early in the second quarter. put ASU back ahead on its next possession. However, Roberson’s desperation pass from Mungro scored from the 1-yard line to convert the The Wildcats responded with an 80-yard drive midfield was batted down at the 2, allowing Ohio turnover, but the extra-point was blocked by Josh on its next opportunity, setting up Roberson’s 1- State to escape with its second straight Fiesta Bowl Buhl. yard touchdown dive that tied the game again at victory. On the next play from scrimmage, Willie Ford 27-27 with 6:41 left, then forced a Sun Devil punt got the first of his two interceptions to set up the that Terence Newman returned 27 yards. From FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F Orangemen again. Two plays later, Mungro went there, K-State needed just seven plays to cover 59 Kansas State 0 7 7 14 — 28 over from the 1-yard line again, but Buhl again yards for the game-winning touchdown. Ohio State 14 7 14 0 — 35 blocked the extra-point. FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F FIRST QUARTER FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F Kansas State 0 14 0 20 — 34 OS - Hollins 7 yd blocked punt return (Nugent kick), 6:41 Kansas State 3 0 0 0 — 3 Arizona State 0 20 0 7 — 27 OS - Holmes 6 yd pass from Krenzel (Nugent kick), 2:49 Syracuse 7 12 0 7 — 26 SECOND QUARTER SECOND QUARTER FIRST QUARTER AS - Taplin 6 yd pass from Walter (Barth kick), 11:36 OS - Jenkins 17 yd pass from Krenzel (Nugent kick), 6:49 SU - Mungro 65 yd run (Barber kick), 6:38 AS - FG Barth 26 yd, 9:19 KS - Sproles 6 yd run (Rheem kick), 3:01 KS - FG Rheem 29 yd, 4:03 KS - Sproles 41 yd run (Rheem kick), 8:17 AS - Hill 9 yd run (Barth kick), 3:00 THIRD QUARTER SECOND QUARTER AS - FG Barth 39 yd, 1:25 KS - Roberson 14 yd run (Rheem kick), 8:59 SU - Mungro 1 yd run (Barber kick), 11:39 KS - Roberson 32 yd run, (Rheem kick), 0:54 OS - Jenkins 8 yd pass from Krenzel (Nugent kick), 4:53 SU - Mungro 1 yd run (Barber kick), 10:47 OS - Holmes 31 yd pass from Krenzel (Nugent kick), 00:37 FOURTH QUARTER FOURTH QUARTER KS - Roberson 3 yd run (run failed), 12:16 FOURTH QUARTER SU - Morant 52 yd pass from Anderson (Barber kick), 3:22 AS - Williams 10 yd pass from Walter (Barth kick), 10:30 KS - Saba 3 yd run (Rheem kick), 13:25 KS - Roberson 1 yd run (Rheem kick), 6:41 KS - Roberson 1 yd run (Rheem kick), 2:47 K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS KS - Evans 10 yd pass from Roberson (Rheem kick), 1:15 Rushing Att. Yds. TD K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS Josh Scobey 10 46 0 Rushing Att. Yds. TD Rushing Att. Yds. TD Ell Roberson 9 9 0 Darren Sproles 13 38 1 Darren Sproles 21 118 1 Ell Roberson 16 32 2 Ell Roberson 18 63 3 Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Marc Dunn 25-12-1 151 0 Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Passing A-C-I Yds. TD Ell Roberson 15-2-1 70 0 Ell Roberson 28-11-0 215 1 Ell Roberson 51-20-1 294 0

Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Aaron Lockett 4 83 0 James Terry 5 90 0 Davin Dennis 7 113 0 Brandon Clark 4 38 0 Terence Newman 3 47 0 James Terry 4 58 0

THE POWER OF ONE | 167 BOWL GAMES 2006 TEXAS BOWL KANSAS STATE ALL-TIME TELEVISION APPEARANCES (53-42) [16] RUTGERS 37, KANSAS STATE 10 1953 (1-0) 2000 (8-3) RELIANT STADIUM • HOUSTON, TEXAS 11/7 NBC-R K-State 7, Kansas 0 8/26 FOX-N K-State 27, Iowa 7 DECEMBER 28, 2006 • 52,210 9/2 FOX-N K-State 54, La. Tech 10 1964 (0-1) 9/30 ABC-R K-State 44, Colorado 21 9/19 NBC-R Wisconsin 17, K-State 7 10/14 ABC-R Oklahoma 41, K-State 31 10/21 FOX-N K-State 28, Texas Tech 23 1965 (0-1) 10/28 ABC-R Texas A&M 26, K-State 10 9/18 NBC-R Indiana 19, K-State 7 11/4 FOX-R K-State 56, Iowa State 10 11/11 FOX-N K-State 29, Nebraska 28 1968 (0-1) 11/18 FOX-R K-State 28, Missouri 24 11/16 ABC-R Kansas 38, K-State 29 12/2 ABC-N Oklahoma 27, K-State 24 1/1/01 FOX-N K-State 35, Tennessee 21 1980 (0-1) 10/25 ABC-R Missouri 13, K-State 3 2001 (3-5) 9/8 FOX-N K-State 10, USC 6 1982 (1-1) 9/29 ABC-R Oklahoma 38, K-State 37 Kansas State hung with No. 16 Rutgers for 30 10/23 TBS-N K-State 36, Kansas 7 10/6 FOX-R Colorado 16, K-State 6 minutes, but the Scarlet Knights scored 20 unan- 11/6 ABC-R Oklahoma 24, K-State 10 10/20 FOX-R Texas A&M 31, K-State 24 swered points in the second half to hand the Wild- 10/27 PPV K-State 40, Kansas 6 cats a 37-10 loss in the inagural Texas Bowl before 1992 (1-0) 11/10 ABC-R Nebraska 31, K-State 21 52,210 fans at Reliant Stadium. 11/5 ESPN-N K-State 22, Iowa State 13 11/24 FOX-N K-State 24, Missouri 3 Ray Rice, the Texas Bowl MVP, rushed for 170 12/29 ESPN-N Syracuse 26, K-State 3 yards and a touchdown and Tim Brown caught 1993 (0-1) two TD passes, for the Scarlet Knights, who 10/16 Prime Nebraska 45, K-State 28 2002 (5-2) claimed thier first bowl victory in 137 seasons of 12/29 ESPN-N K-State 52, Wyoming 17 9/21 TBS K-State 27, USC 20 intercollegiate football. 10/5 ABC-R Colorado 35, K-State 31 Brown’s two TD catches came in the opening 1994 (1-3) 10/19 FOX-N Texas 17, K-State 14 period and staked Rutgers to a quick 14-0 lead. 10/6 ESPN-N K-State 21, Kansas 13 11/9 TBS-N K-State 58, Iowa State 7 Kansas State answered with a 44-yard field goal 10/15 ABC-R Nebraska 17, K-State 6 11/16 FOX-R K-State 49, Nebraska 13 by Jeff Snodgrass and a 76-yard punt return for a 10/22 ESPN-N Colorado 35, K-State 21 11/23 ABC-R K-State 38, Missouri 0 touchdown by Yamon Figurs that was the longest 12/25 ABC-N Boston College 12, K-State 7 12/27 ESPN K-State 34, Arizona St. 27 in K-State bowl history to close the gap to 14-10 midway through the second quarter. 1995 (2-1) 2003 (4-4) But Jeremy Ito connected on a 37-yard field 10/21 ABC-R Nebraska 49, K-State 25 8/23 ESPN-N K-State 42, California 28 goal to close the half and linebacker Quintero 11/18 ABC-R Colorado 27, K-State 17 9/20 FOX-N Marshall 27, K-State 20 Frierson returned an interception 27 yards for a 12/29 ESPN-N K-State 54, Colorado St. 21 10/4 ABC-R Texas 24, K-State 20 touchdown on the first play from scrimmage of 10/11 FOX-R Oklahoma St. 34, K-State 38 the second half to put Rutgers ahead 24-10. 1996 (3-3) 11/15 ABC-R K-State 38, Nebraska 9 Rice sprinted 46-yards for his lone touchdown 8/31 ABC-R K-State 21, Texas Tech 14 11/22 TBS-N K-State 24, Missouri 14 of the game on the Scarlet Knights’ next possses- 9/14 FOX-R K-State 35, Cincinnati 0 12/6 ABC-N K-State 35, Oklahoma 7 sion before Ito closed out the scoring with a pair of 10/5 ABC-R Nebraska 39, K-State 3 1/2 ABC-N Ohio State 35, K-State 28 fourth-quarter field goals for the final margin. 10/19 FOX-N K-State 23, Texas A&M 20 11/16 FOX-N Colorado 12, K-State 0 2004 (1-5) FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 F 1/1 CBS-N BYU 19, K-State 15 9/11 FOX-N Fresno State 45, K-State 21 Rutgers 14 3 14 6 — 37 10/2 TBS-N Texas A&M 42, K-State 30 Kansas State 0 10 0 0 — 10 1997 (6-1) 10/16 ABC-R Oklahoma 31, K-State 21 10/4 FX-N Nebraska 56, K-State 26 10/30 FOX-N Texas Tech 35, K-State 25 FIRST QUARTER 10/11 FOX-R K-State 41, Missouri 11 11/6 FOX-R K-State 35, Missouri 24 RU - Brown 14 yd pass from Teel (Ito kick), 7:12 10/18 ABC-R K-State 36, Texas A&M 17 11/20 FOX-R Iowa State 37, K-State 23 RU - Brown 49 yd pass from Teel (Ito kick), 2:42 11/1 FOX-R K-State 13, Texas Tech 2 SECOND QUARTER 11/15 ABC-R K-State 37, Colorado 20 2005 (2-2) KS - FG Snodgrass 44 yd, 13:32 11/22 FOX-R K-State 28, Iowa State 3 9/10 ESPN2-N K-State 21, Marshall 19 KS - Figurs 76 yd punt return (Snodgrass kick), 9:37 12/31 CBS-N K-State 35, Syracuse 18 10/1 FSN-N Oklahoma 43, K-State 21 RU - FG Ito 37 yd, 0:49 10/8 FSN-R K-State 12, Kansas 3 1998 (7-2) 10/15 ABC-R Texas Tech 59, K-State 20 THIRD QUARTER 9/12 FOX-R K-State 73, No. Illinois 7 RU - Frierson 27 yd interception return (Ito kick), 14:27 9/19 ABC-R K-State 48, Texas 7 2006 (3-3) RU - Rice 46 yd run (Ito kick), 11:41 10/10 FX-N K-State 16, Colorado 9 9/16 FSN-R K-State 23, Marshall 7 10/17 ABC-R K-State 52, Oklahoma St. 20 9/23 FSN-N Louisville 24, K-State 7 FOURTH QUARTER 10/31 FOX-R K-State 54, Kansas 6 10/14 FSN PPV Nebraska 21, K-State 3 RU - FG Ito 23 yd, 14:51 11/14 ABC-R K-State 40, Nebraska 30 11/4 FSN-R K-State 34, Colorado 21 RU - FG Ito 21 yd, 8:06 11/21 ABC-R K-State 31, Missouri 25 11/11 ABC-R K-State 45, Texas 42 12/5 ABC-N Texas A&M 36, K-State 33 11/18 FSN-R Kansas 39, K-State 20 K-STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS 12/29 ESPN-N Purdue 37, K-State 34 12/28 NFL-N Rutgers 37, K-State 10 Rushing Att. Yds. TD James Johnson 6 20 0 1999 (5-1) N - National Leon Patton 6 14 0 9/25 FOX-R K-State 35, Iowa State 28 R - Regional 10/2 ABC-R K-State 35, Texas 17 Passing A-C-I Yds. TD 10/23 FOX-R K-State 44, Okla. St. 21 Josh Freeman 21-10-2 129 0 11/6 FOX-R K-State 20, Colorado 14 Receiving Rec. Yds. TD 11/13 ABC-R Nebraska 41, K-State 15 Jordy Nelson 4 81 0 12/29 ESPN-N K-State 24, Washington 20 Rashaad Norwood 2 40 0

168 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL ALL-AMERICANS

CONSENSUS FIRST TEAM 2003 Darren Sproles, RB (Sporting News) Matt Miller, QB (NFL Draft Report) Josh Buhl, LB (Associated Press, Sports Illustrated, College Football News) 2001 Aaron Lockett, KR (CNNSI.com) 1977 Gary Spani, LB (UPI, Kodak, Football News, Kickoff Magazine) Nick Leckey, OL (Sports Illustrated) 2002 Darren Sproles, RB (College Football News) 1992 Sean Snyder, P (AP, Kodak, Athlon’s) Terence Newman, PR (College Football News) 1993 Jaime Mendez, FS (AP, Kodak, Football News, NFL Draft Report, Athlon’s) THIRD TEAM 2003 Ell Roberson, QB (College Football News) 1995 Chris Canty, CB (AP, UPI, FWAA, Football News, NFL Draft Report) James Terry, WR (College Football News) 1996 Chris Canty, CB (AP, FWAA, Walter Camp, AFCA, The Sporting News, 1927 Ted Fleck, E (Walter Eckersall) 2006 Ian Campbell (CNN/SI.com) Football News) 1931 Henry Cronkite, E (Bill Cunningham, Central Press) 1997 Martin Gramatica, PK (AP, FWAA, The Sporting News, Football News) 1932 Ralph Graham, FB (Lawrence Perry) 1998 David Allen, PR (AP, FWAA, The Sporting News) 1933 Ralph Graham, FB (Dr. Lacy Lockert) ASSOCIATED PRESS 1999 Mark Simoneau, LB (AP, FWAA, AFCA, The Sporting News, Walter Camp) 1936 Maurice "Red" Elder, B (Red Williamson) 1931 Henry Cronkite, E (2nd team) 2002 Terence Newman, CB (AP, FWAA, AFCA, The Sporting News, Walter Camp) Rolla Holland, G (NEA) 1951 Veryl Switzer, DB (2nd team) 1971 Mo Latimore, G (UPI) 1977 Gary Spani, LB (3rd team) FIRST TEAM 1977 Gary Spani, LB (Associated Press) 1991 Michael Smith, WR (3rd team) 1990 Michael Smith, WR (Football News) 1992 Sean Snyder, P (1st team) 1922 Ray Hahn, G (Grantland Rice) 1991 Michael Smith, WR (AP) 1993 Jaime Mendez, FS (1st team) 1931 Henry Cronkite, E (UP, New York Sun, N.Y. World Telegram, NEA, Illus- 1991 Sean Snyder, P (Football News) 1993 Thomas Randolph, CB (2nd team) trated Football Annual, Frank O’Neill, N.Y. Journal, Charles Parker, Col- 1993 Andre Coleman, KR (Associated Press) 1993 Andre Coleman, KR (3rd team) lege Humor, Dr. Lacy Lockert) Quentin Neujahr, C (NFL Draft Report) 1994 Tim Colston, DT (3rd team) 1934 George Maddox, T (All-America Board, Bill Corum, Illustrated Football 1994 Tim Colston, DT (Associated Press) 1995 Chris Canty, CB (1st team) Annual) Jim Hmielewski, OT (NFL Draft Report) Tim Colston, DT (2nd team) 1953 Veryl Switzer, HB (Professional Football Coaches Association) 1995 Tim Colston, DT (NFL Draft Report) Percell Gaskins, LB (3rd team) 1970 Clarence Scott, CB (The Sporting News, Look Magazine) Percell Gaskins, LB (Associated Press) 1996 Chris Canty, CB (1st team) 1976 Gary Spani, LB (Football News) Kevin Lockett, WR (NFL Draft Report) Kevin Lockett, WR (3rd team) 1977 Gary Spani, LB (UPI, Kodak, Football News, Kickoff Magazine) Chuck Marlowe, FS (NFL Draft Report) 1997 Martin Gramatica, PK (1st team) 1992 Sean Snyder, P (AP, Kodak, Athlon’s) 1996 Kevin Lockett, WR (Associated Press) 1998 David Allen, PR (1st team) 1993 Jaime Mendez, FS (AP, Kodak, Football News, NFL Draft Report, 1998 Michael Bishop, QB (Associated Press) Jeff Kelly, LB (1st team) Athlon’s) Thomas Randolph, CB (NFL Draft Report) 1994 Chad May, QB (NFL Draft Report) 1995 Chris Canty, CB (AP, UPI, FWAA, Football News, NFL Draft Report) Tim Colston, DT (Walter Camp, AFCA, NFL Draft Report) 1996 Chris Canty, CB (Walter Camp, AP, FWAA, Football News, AFCA, The Sporting News, Quarterly) 1997 Martin Gramatica, PK (Associated Press, The Sporting News, FWAA, Football News, American Football Quarterly) 1998 David Allen, PR (Associated Press, FWAA, The Sporting News) Michael Bishop, QB (Football News, The Sporting News) Martin Gramatica, PK (AFCA, Walter Camp) Jeff Kelly, LB (Associated Press, FWAA) 1999 David Allen, PR (AFCA) Mark Simoneau, LB (Associated Press, FWAA, The Sporting News, AFCA, Walter Camp, All-American Football Foundation) 2000 Mario Fatafehi, DT (Football News) Quincy Morgan, WR (Football News) Jamie Rheem, PK (Football News, AFCA) 2002 Terence Newman, CB (Associated Press, The Sporting News, FWAA, AFCA, College Football News, Walter Camp, CNNSI.com, CBSsportsline.com) Nick Leckey, OL (CBSSportsline.com) 2003 Darren Sproles, RB (Associated Press, Sports Illustrated, College Foot- ball News, Rivals.com) Josh Buhl, LB (Sporting News) Nick Leckey, OL (ESPN.com) SECOND TEAM  Current assistant coach Matt Wallerstedt made 165 total tackles in 1987 and earned honorable mention All-America honors from the AP. 1925 H. Randels, E (Al Demaree) Zerlindon Pearson, T (Charles Crowley N.Y. Times) Darnell McDonald, WR (Associated Press) Martin Gramatica, PK (2nd team) 1931 Henry Cronkite, E (Associated Press, Grantland Rice, NANA-Walter Ryan Young, OT (The Sporting News) Mark Simoneau, LB (2nd team) Trumball, INS-Hearst) 1999 Lamar Chapman, FS (Football News) Michael Bishop, QB (3rd team) 1933 Ralph Graham, FB (NEA) Darren Howard, DE (Associated Press) Darnell McDonald, WR (3rd team) 1934 George Maddox, T (Dr. Lacy Lockert) Jamie Rheem, PK (Associated Press, The Sporting News, Football News) 1999 Mark Simoneau, LB (1st team) 1951 Veryl Switzer, CB (Associated Press) 2000 Randall Cummins, C (College Football News) David Allen, PR (2nd team) 1952 Veryl Switzer, HB (Newspaper Enterprise Association) Quincy Morgan, WR (The Sporting News) Darren Howard, DE (3rd team) 1977 Gary Spani, LB (Newspaper Enterprise Association) Jamie Rheem, PK (The Sporting News) Jamie Rheem, PK (3rd team) 1993 Thomas Randolph, CB (Associated Press) 2001 Ben Leber, LB (Associated Press) 2000 Mario Fatafehi, DT (2nd team) Andre Coleman, KR (NFL Draft Report) Andy Eby, OL (Football News) Aaron Lockett, All-Purp. (2nd team) Jaime Mendez, FS (UPI) Jamie Rheem, PK (2nd team) 1994 Barrett Brooks, OT (NFL Draft Report) HONORABLE MENTION 2001 Ben Leber, LB (3rd team) 1995 Tim Colston, DT (Associated Press, UPI) 2002 Terence Newman, CB (1st team) Percell Gaskins, LB (Football News, NFL Draft Report) 1970 Clarence Scott, CB (AP, UPI) 2003 Darren Sproles, RB (1st team) 1997 Todd Weiner, OT (The Sporting News) 1987 Matt Wallerstedt, LB (Associated Press) Josh Buhl, LB (2nd team) 1998 Jarrod Cooper, SS (The Sporting News) 1989 Michael Smith, WR (AP, UPI) Martin Gramatica, PK (The Sporting News, Associated Press) 1992 Sean Snyder, P (UPI) Jeff Kelly, LB (The Sporting News) 1993 Chad May, QB (UPI) PLAYBOY MAGAZINE Mark Simoneau, LB (Associated Press) Thomas Randolph, CB (UPI) 1970 Mike Kolich, DB 1999 David Allen, PR (Associated Press, Sporting News) Kenny McEntyre, CB (NFL Draft Report) 1996 Chris Canty, DB Lamar Chapman, FS (The Sporting News) 1994 Chad May, QB (UPI, Football News) 1998 Martin Gramatica, PK Mark Simoneau, LB (Football News) Tim Colston, DT (UPI, Football News) 2000 David Allen, PR 2000 Mario Fatafehi, DT (Associated Press, College Football News) J.J. Smith, RB (UPI, NFL Draft Report) 2001 Aaron Lockett, PR Aaron Lockett, All-Purpose (Associated Press) 1995 Joe Gordon, CB (NFL Draft Report) 2002 Nick Leckey, OL Jamie Rheem, PK (Associated Press) Kevin Lockett, WR (UPI, Football News) 2004 Darren Sproles, RB

THE POWER OF ONE | 169 NATIONAL AWARDS

PLAYER AWARDS 1998 Jeff Kelly, LB (Finalist, runner-up) Ray Guy Award 2002 Terence Newman, CB (1 of 5 finalists) Nation’s most outstanding punter 2006 Brandon Archer (preseason candidate) Heisman Trophy 2006 Tim Reyer, P (preseason candidate) 1970 Lynn Dickey, QB (10th) 1994 Chad May, QB (11th) Football News Defensive Player of the Year Mosi Tatupu Award 1998 Michael Bishop, QB (2nd) 1995 Percell Gaskins, LB (1 of 7 finalists) Nation’s most outstanding special teams player 2003 Darren Sproles, RB (5th) 1996 Chris Canty, CB (semifinalist) 1997 Martin Gramatica, PK (1 of 12 finalists) 1999 Mark Simoneau, LB (semifinalist) 1998 Martin Gramatica, PK (1 of 12 finalists) 2000 Mario Fatafehi, DT (1 of 15 semifinalists) 1999 David Allen, PR (1 of 6 finalists) 1998 Michael Bishop, QB (Finalist) 2001 Aaron Lockett, KR (1 of 10 finalists) 2004 Darren Sproles, RB (preseason candidate) Maxwell Defensive Award Nation’s most outstanding defensive player Associated Press Player of Year 1996 Chris Canty, CB (1 of 3 finalists) COACHING AWARDS 2003 Darren Sproles, RB (3rd) National Coach of the Year Ted Hendricks Award 1991 Bill Snyder (ESPN) Davey O’Brien Award Nation’s most outstanding defensive end 1994 Bill Snyder (CNN) 2006 Ian Campbell (semifinalist) 1998 Bill Snyder (Bear Bryant Award, Walter Camp Foundation, Bobby Dodd Nation’s most outstanding quarterback Foundation, Associated Press, Schutt Sports Group) 1994 Chad May (1 of 10 finalists) Butkus Award 1995 Matt Miller (1 of 10 finalists) 1998 Michael Bishop (Winner) Nation’s most outstanding linebacker National Coach of the Year Finalist 1992 Brooks Barta (preseason candidate) 1993 Bill Snyder (Kodak, FWAA, Bear Bryant) Johnny Unitas Award 1994 Percell Gaskins (preseason candidate) 1995 Bill Snyder (Football News, FWAA, Bear Bryant) 1995 Percell Gaskins (1 of 10 semifinalists) 1998 Bill Snyder (FWAA, Football News) Nation’s most outstanding quarterback 1996 Travis Ochs (preseason candidate) 1994 Chad May (1 of 6 finalists) 1997 Travis Ochs (preseason candidate) National Coach of the Year Semifinalist 1998 Michael Bishop (1 of 4 finalists) Mark Simoneau (preseason candidate) 1998 Travis Ochs (preseason candidate) 1993 Bill Snyder (Football News) Doak Walker Award Mark Simoneau (preseason candidate) 1999 Bill Snyder (Football News) Nation’s most outstanding running back Jeff Kelly (semifinalist) 1992 Eric Gallon (preseason candidate) 1999 Mark Simoneau (runner-up) Playboy Magazine Coach of the Year 1993 J.J. Smith (preseason candidate) 2000 Ben Leber (preseason candidate) 1970 Vince Gibson 1994 J.J. Smith (preseason candidate) 1998 Bill Snyder 1997 Mike Lawrence (preseason candidate) 1998 Eric Hickson (preseason candidate) District Coach of the Year 2000 David Allen (preseason candidate) 1993 Bill Snyder (Kodak, AFCA) 2001 Josh Scobey (preseason candidate) 1998 Bill Snyder (AFCA) 2003 Darren Sproles (runner-up) 1999 Bill Snyder (AFCA) 2004 Darren Sproles (preseason candidate) BOWL GAME AWARDS Biletnikoff Award Nation’s most outstanding receiver 1993 Copper Bowl 1994 Kevin Lockett (1 of 18 candidates) Andre Coleman, WR (Offensive MVP) 1995 Kevin Lockett (1 of 18 candidates) Kenny McEntyre, CB (Defensive MVP) 1996 Kevin Lockett (1 of 10 semifinalists) 1998 Darnell McDonald (candidate) 1994 Aloha Bowl 1999 Aaron Lockett (candidate) Joe Gordon, CB (K-State MVP) 2000 Quincy Morgan (1 of 10 semifinalists) Aaron Lockett (candidate) 1995 Holiday Bowl 2001 Aaron Lockett (preseason candidate) 2006 Jordy Nelson (preseason candidate)  2002 Jim Thorpe Award winner Terence Newman. Brian Kavanagh, QB (Offensive MVP) Mario Smith, FS (Defensive MVP) John Mackey Award 2001 Ben Leber (preseason candidate) Terry Pierce (preseason candidate) 1997 Cotton Bowl Nation’s most outstanding tight end 2002 Terry Pierce (preseason candidate) Kevin Lockett, WR (Co-Offensive MVP) 2004 Brian Casey (preseason candidate) 2003 Josh Buhl (semifinalist) 2004 Ted Sims (preseason candidate) Lombardi Award 2005 Brandon Archer (preseason candidate) 1997 Fiesta Bowl Michael Bishop, QB (Offensive MVP) Nation’s most outstanding lineman 2006 Brandon Archer (preseason candidate) Travis Ochs, LB (Defensive MVP) 1995 Tim Colston, DT (semifinalist) 2002 Nick Leckey, G (preseason candidate) Jim Thorpe Award 2003 Nick Leckey, C (preseason candidate) Nation’s most outstanding defensive back 1998 Alamo Bowl 2004 Jermaine Berry (preseason candidate) 1992 Jaime Mendez, FS (preseason candidate) Jarrod Cooper, SS (Sportsmanship Award) 2006 Greg Wafford (preseason candidate) 1993 Jaime Mendez, FS (1 of 8 semifinalists) 1995 Chris Canty, CB (1 of 3 finalists) 1999 Holiday Bowl Outland Trophy 1996 Chris Canty, CB (1 of 3 finalists) Jonathan Beasley, QB (Offensive MVP) 2000 Jarrod Cooper, SS (preseason candidate) Nation’s most outstanding interior lineman Darren Howard, DE (Defensive MVP) 2000 Randall Cummins, C (candidate) 2001 Terence Newman, CB (1 of 10 semifinalists) 2002 Tank Reese, DT (candidate) 2002 Terence Newman, CB (Winner) 2001 Cotton Bowl 2003 Nick Leckey, C (candidate) Touchdown Club of Columbus Jonathan Beasley, QB (Offensive MVP) 2005 Jeromey Clary, OT (candidate) Chris Johnson, DE (Defensive MVP) Defensive Back of the Year Rimmington Trophy 1996 Chris Canty, CB 2001 Insight.com Bowl Nation’s most outstanding center Terry Pierce, LB (Sportsmanship Award) 2003 Nick Leckey, C (finalist) Nation’s most outstanding place-kicker 2002 Holiday Bowl 1997 Martin Gramatica, PK (winner) Bronko Nagurski Award Ell Roberson, QB (Offensive MVP) Nation’s outstanding defensive player by the FWAA 1998 Martin Gramatica, PK (runner-up) 1999 Jamie Rheem, PK (runner-up) 1995 Chris Canty, CB (1 of 5 finalists) 2004 Fiesta Bowl 1996 Chris Canty, CB (1 of 5 finalists) 2000 Jamie Rheem, PK (runner-up) 2004 Joe Rheem, PK (semifinalist) Darren Sproles, RB (Sportsmanship Award)

170 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL ALL-STAR GAMES

Senior Bowl 1954 Veryl Switzer, HB 2003 Josh Buhl, LB; Jesse Keaulana-Kamakea, OL; Travis Wilson, FB 1955 Corky Taylor, HB 2005 Victor Mann, FB 1964 Ralph McFillen, E; Joe Provenzano, T 1956 Jim Furey, C 2006 Yamon Figurs, WR 1968 Dan Lankas, LB 1971 Ron Dickerson, DHB; Dean Shaternick, T 1970 Mack Herron, HB; Lynn Larson, T 1977 Gary Spani, LB 1971 Lynn Dickey, QB; Oscar Gibson, LB; Henry Hawthorne, HB; Villages Gridiron Classic 1980 Eddy Whitley, TE Clarence Scott, CB 1998 Eric Hickson, RB; Justin Swift, TE; Gerald Neasman, CB; Travis Ochs, LB 1985 Barton Hundley, DB 1972 Steve Beryle, C; Mo Latimore, OG 1999 Frank Murphy, RB; Damion McIntosh, OL; Darren Howard, DE 1991 Michael Smith, WR 1974 Isaac Jackson, RB 2000 Monty Beisel, DE; Chris Johnson, DE 1993 Jaime Mendez, FS; Thomas Randolph, CB; Quentin Neujahr, C 1981 Steve Clark, DE 2001 Rock Cartwright, FB; Josh Scobey, RB; Jerry Togiai, DT 1994 Chad May, QB; Barrett Brooks, OT. 1985 Barton Hundley, DB 2002 Tank Reese, DT; Henry Bryant, DE 1995 Tim Colston, DT; Percell Gaskins, LB 1991 Elijah Alexander, DE 2003 James McGill, DB 1996 Kevin Lockett, WR; Mario Smith, S 1992 Sean Snyder, P 2004 Jermaine Berry, DT; Brian Casey, TE; Jon Doty, OT 1997 Todd Weiner, OT; Kendyl Jacox, C 1993 Jaime Mendez, FS 1998 Michael Bishop, QB; Martin Gramatica, PK; Darnell McDonald, WR 1994 Chad May, QB; J.J. Smith, RB; Barrett Brooks, OT 1999 Lamar Chapman, FS IntaJuice North South All-Star Classic 1995 Percell Gaskins, LB 2000 Dyshod Carter, CB; , TE; Jamie Rheem, PK; 2006 Zach Diles, LB 1996 Jason Johnson, C; Kevin Lockett, WR Jonathan Beasley, QB 1998 Michael Bishop, QB; Martin Gramatica, PK 2001 Andy Eby, OL 1999 Darren Howard, DE; Mark Simoneau, LB College All-Star Game 2003 Rashad Washington, DB 2000 David Allen, RB; Jarrod Cooper, SS; Quincy Morgan, WR; 1935 George Maddox, T 2004 Cedrick Williams, DB Jamie Rheem, PK; Mario Fatafehi, DT 1954 Veryl Switzer, HB 2005 Jeromey Clary, OL 2001 Jon McGraw, FS; Ben Leber, LB 1964 Willis Crenshaw, FB 2006 Brandon Archer, LB; Quintin Echols, DT 2003 Nick Leckey, C; Bryan Hickman, LB 1970 Lynn Larson, T 2004 Darren Sproles, RB 1971 Ron Dickerson, CB; Clarence Scott, CB 2006 Thomas Clayton, RB Hula Bowl 1971 Mike Montgomery, FB; Dean Shaternick, OT Blue-Gray Game East-West Shrine Game 1978 Gary Spani, LB 1953 Tom O’Boyle, G 1934 Ralph Graham, FB 1981 James Walker, DE 1955 Douglas Roether, FB 1935 George Maddox, T 1983 Reggie Singletary, DT 1968 Dan Lankas, LB 1936 Ralph Churchill, E 1993 Andre Coleman, WR (MVP) 1970 Manuel Barrera, DE; Charlie Collins, FL; John Stucky, MG 1937 Maurice Elder, FB 1994 Jim Hmielewski, OT 1971 Jim Carver, OT; Mike Kolich, DHB; Mike Kuhn, DE 1939 Bill Beezley, G; Don Crumbaker, E 1996 Joe Gordon, CB 1972 Keith Best, LB; Steve Beyrle, C; Johnny Robertson, DHB 1940 Bill Beezley, G; Don Crumbaker, E 1998 Michael Bishop, QB 1973 Ron Coppenbarger, S; John Goerger, WR; Dennis Morrison, QB 1941 Bernard Weiner, G 2000 Jonathan Beasley, QB; Dyshod Carter, CB; Randall Cummins, C 1974 Isaac Jackson, RB; Fred Rothwell, C; Henry Childs, TE 1950 Rollin Prather, E 2001 Aaron Lockett, WR; Josh Scobey, RB; Jerry Togiai, DT 1975 Steve Grogan, QB; David Hernandez, OT 1979 Eddy Whitley, TE 1980 Steve Clark, DE 1982 Darrell Dickey, QB; Will Cokeley, LB; Greg Best, CB; Dan Ruzich, LB 1983 Reggie Singletary, DT 1984 Eric Bailey, TE 1988 Mark Porter, PK 1989 Maurice Henry, DE 1991 Michael Smith, WR; Russ Campbell, TE 1992 Sean Snyder, P; Eric Gallon, RB Japan Bowl 1978 Gary Spani, LB 1992 Michael Smith, WR; Russ Campbell, TE Challenge Bowl 1979 William Fisher, LB; Charlie Green, SE; Chester Jeffery, DT; Dan Manucci, QB Coaches’ All-America Game 1964 Willis Crenshaw, FB 1971 Clarence Scott, DHB 1972 Bill Butler, HB North-South Shrine Bowl 1953 Ed Pence, E; Ken Gowdy, C; Bob Balderson, FB; Earl Meyer, T 1954 Ron Marciniak, G 1970 Mack Herron, HB; Lynn Larson, T 1971 Lynn Dickey, QB; Oscar Gibson, LB; Mike Montgomery, FB; Clarence Scott, CB; Ron Yankowski, DT 1972 Bill Butler, HB; Mo Latimore, OG 1974 Isaac Jackson, RB; Fred Rothwell, C Paradise Bowl 2002 Thomas Barnet, T; Marc Dunn, QB All-America Bowl 1969 Dave Jones, FL 1970 Mack Herron, HB; Lynn Larson, T 1971 Mike Kuhn, DE; Ron Dickerson, DHB 1972 Larry Anding, T; Joe Colquitt, LB; Johnny Robertson, DHB 1973 Joe Brandt, P; John Goerger, WR 1974 Isaac Jackson, RB; Bill Brittain, OG 1975 Steve Grogan, QB

 Kansas State has sent a running back to the Senior Bowl in two of the last three seasons, including Thomas Clayton, who played in the 2007 game. Note: Year listed is the regular season in which the senior played.

THE POWER OF ONE | 171 ALL-CONFERENCE

FIRST TEAM Missouri Valley Conference 1912 Jacob Holmes, T 1913 Fred Loomis, T; Art Burkholder, G 1915 Lee Randels, E 1916 Lee Randels, E; Eddie Wells, B 1917 Carl Roda, G 1918 Joe Bogue, E; Johnnie Clarke, B; Ike Gatz, G; Cliff Gallagher, B; Dewey Huston, G; Ding Burton, B 1919 Dewey Huston, G; Carl Roda, G 1920 Dewey Huston, G 1922 Ray Hahn, G; Ralph Nichols, T 1923 Art Stark, B 1924 Lyle Munn, E 1925 H.L. McGee, G 1926 Jerry Krysl, T 1927 Ted Fleck, E; George Lyon, C Big Six Conference 1929 Orin Tackwell, T; K.C. Bauman, G 1930 Henry Cronkite, E; Alex Nigro, B 1931 Henry Cronkite, E; Elden Auker, B; Ralph Graham, B 1932 Dougal Russell, B; Ralph Graham, B 1933 Dougal Russell, B; Ralph Graham, B; Homer Hanson, G 1934 Ralph Churchill, E; George Maddox, T; Leo Ayres, B; Oren Stoner, B; Maurice Elder, B; Gene Sundgren, G 1935 Paul Flenthrope, T; Rolla Holland, G; Leo Ayres, B 1936 Rolla Holland, G; Maurice Elder, B 1937 Anthony Krueger, T; Howard Cleveland, B; Elmer Hackney, B 1938 Shirley Davis, T; Elmer Hackney, B 1939 Don Crumbaker, E; Bernard Weiner, T; Bill Beezley, G 1940 Bernard Weiner, T 1941 Frank Barnhart, E; Lyle Wilkins, B 1945 Russell Hardin, G Big Seven Conference 1950 Harold Robinson, C 1951 Tom O’Boyle, G; Veryl Switzer, B 1952 Veryl Switzer, B 1953 Veryl Switzer, B; Ed Pence, E; Tom O’Boyle, G 1954 Ron Nery, T; Ron Marciniak, G; Corky Taylor, B 1955 Ron Nery, T; Doug Roether, B 1956 Ellis Rainsberger, G 1957 Don Zadnik, E; Jack Keelan, T; Ellis Rainsberger, C 1958 Dave Noblitt, G 1959 John Stolte, T 1964 Bill Matan, DE; Bob Mitts, MG 1965 Bill Matan, DE 1966 Danny Lankas, LB 1967 Danny Lankas, LB; Dave Jones, E 1968 Dave Jones, E 1969 Lynn Dickey, QB; Mack Herron, HB; Manuel Barrera, DE; John Stucky, MG 1970 Lynn Dickey, QB; Mike Kuhn, DE; Ron Yankowski, DT; Oscar Gibson, LB; Clarence Scott, DHB 1971 Mo Latimore, OG 1973 Bill Brittain, OG; Isaac Jackson, HB 1975 Gary Spani, LB 1976 Gary Spani, LB 1977 Gary Spani, LB 1978 Charlie Green, SE 1979 James Walker, DE 1980 James Walker, DE 1981 Reggie Singletary, DT 1982 Mike Wallace, SE; Greg Best, CB; Reggie Singletary, DT 1983 Reggie Singletary, DT 1984 Barton Hundley, DB 1985 Barton Hundley, DB 1989 Michael Smith, WR

 Ian Campbell was a consensus first team All-Big 12 selection in 2006 and the conference Defensive Player of the Week for games of Sept. 2, 2006.

172 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE

1991 Michael Smith, WR; Brooks Barta, LB; Jaime Mendez, FS 2003 11/20/76 Gary Spani (Colorado) Defensive Newcomer of the Year: Sean Snyder 1st Team: Josh Buhl, LB; Nick Leckey, OL; Darren Sproles, RB. 9/17/77 Gary Spani (Florida State) 1992 Sean Snyder, P; Jaime Mendez, FS 2nd Team: Bryan Hickman, LB (AP); Ryan Lilja, OL; Justin Montgomery, DL 9/15/79 Brad Horchem (Auburn) 1993 Jaime Mendez, FS; Thomas Randolph, CB; Quentin Neujahr, C; (Coaches); Andrew Shull, DE; James Terry, WR; Rashad Washington, DB. 9/11/82 Reggie Singletary (Kentucky) Andre Coleman, WR; Chad May, QB 3rd Team (Coaches only): Randy Jordan, DB; Joe Rheem, PK; Ell Roberson, QB. 10/30/82 Jim Bob Morris (Iowa State) 1994 Tim Colston, DT; Tyson Schwieger, WR; Chad May, QB; Joe Gordon, CB; 10/1/84 Barton Hundley (Oklahoma) Chuck Marlowe, FS; Nyle Wiren, DE; Barrett Brooks, OT 2004 10/20/86 Grady Newton (Kansas) Defensive Freshman of the Year: Chris Canty 9/30/89 Maurice Henry (North Texas) 1st Team: Darren Sproles, AP (AP). 1995 Chris Canty, CB; Tim Colston, DT; Percell Gaskins, LB; Joe Gordon, CB; 10/1/90 Brooks Barta (New Mexico) 2nd Team: Darren Sproles, RB; Brian Casey, TE (Coaches); Jeromey Clary, OL Kevin Lockett, WR; Chuck Marlowe, SS 9/9/91 William Price (Indiana State) (Coaches). Defensive Freshman of the Year: Travis Ochs 10/14/91 Brooks Barta (Kansas) Honorable Mention: Brandon Archer, LB (AP); Jermaine Berry, DL; Brian Casey, Defensive Player of the Year: Tim Colston 10/21/91 C.J. Masters (Nebraska) TE (AP); Jeromey Clary, OL (AP); Jon Doty, OL (AP); Kevin Huntley, DL (Coaches), 11/1/93 Dirk Ochs (Oklahoma) Mike Johnson (AP); Derek Marso, DL (Coaches), Tim Reyer, P (Coaches); Joe 10/23/94 Tim Colston (Colorado) BIG 12 CONFERENCE Rheem, PK. 10/30/94 Chris Canty (Oklahoma) Coaches and/or AP teams 11/21/94 Laird Veatch (Oklahoma State) 2005 10/7/95 Dirk Ochs (Missouri) 1996 2nd Team: Jeromey Clary, OL. 10/28/95 Tim Colston (Kansas) 1st Team: Chris Canty, CB; Nyle Wiren, DE; Mario Smith, FS (Coaches); Kevin Honorable Mention: Brandon Archer, LB; Victor Mann, FB (Coaches); Jordy Nel- 11/4/95 Chris Canty (Oklahoma) Lockett, WR. son, WR; Marcus Watts, DB. 11/18/95 Chris Canty (Colorado) 2nd Team: Jason Johnson, C; Mario Smith, FS (AP); Brian Kavanagh, QB (AP). 3rd Team: Todd Weiner, OT; Ryan Young, OT; Travis Ochs, LB (AP). 2006 Big 12 - Defensive Defensive Freshman of the Year: Mark Simoneau 1st Team: Brandon Archer, LB (AP); Ian Campbell, DE; Yamon Figurs, KR/PR 9/2/96 Nyle Wiren (Texas Tech) (Coaches). 9/23/96 Chris Canty (Rice) 1997 2nd Team: Brandon Archer, LB (Coaches); Marcus Watts, DB (Coaches) 11/11/96 Nyle Wiren (Kansas) 1st Team: Todd Weiner, OT; Martin Gramatica, PK; Jeff Kelly, LB; Mark Simoneau, Honorable Mention: Yamon Figurs, WR (AP); Zach Diles; Quintin Echols, DT 10/13/97 Mark Simoneau (Missouri) LB (AP); Kendyl Jacox, C (Coaches). (AP); Rob Jackson (Coaches); Jermaine Moreira, WR (Coaches); Rashaad Nor- 10/20/97 Jeff Kelly (Texas A&M) 2nd Team: Michael Bishop, QB (Coaches); Kendyl Jacox, C (AP); Darren Howard, wood, TE (AP); Leon Patton, RB; Jeff Snodgrass, PK (Coaches); Greg Wafford, OL; 11/10/97 Jarrod Cooper (Kansas) DE; Jerome Evans, DT (Coaches); Mark Simoneau, LB (Coaches); Lamar Chap- Kyle Williams, DB (Coaches). 9/21/98 Jeff Kelly (Texas) man, FS (Coaches); David Allen, PR (Coaches); Travis Ochs, LB (AP). 9/13/99 Darren Howard (Temple) 3rd Team: Ryan Young, OT (Coaches); Gavin Peries, WR (Coaches); James Gar- CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEK 10/4/99 Mark Simoneau (Texas) cia, P (Coaches). 10/11/99 Mark Simoneau (Kansas) Offensive Newcomer of the Year: Michael Bishop Big Eight - Offensive 11/8/99 Mark Simoneau (Colorado) Defensive Newcomer of the Year: Jeff Kelly 11/6/71 Dennis Morrison (Oklahoma St.) 11/22/99 Dyshod Carter (Missouri) 10/20/73 Isaac Jackson (Iowa State) 8/26/2000 Monty Beisel (Iowa) 1998 11/23/74 Steve Grogan (Colorado) 11/4/2000 Monty Beisel (Iowa State) 1st Team: Michael Bishop, QB; Ryan Young, OT; Darnell McDonald, WR; Martin 11/6/76 Wendell Henrikson (Oklahoma) 11/18/2000 Chris Johnson (Missouri) Gramatica, PK; David Allen, PR; Jeff Kelly, LB; Darren Howard, DE; Jarrod Cooper, 9/16/78 Dan Manucci (Auburn) 9/14/2002 Terence Newman (Eastern Illinois) SS; Lamar Chapman, FS (Coaches); Mark Simoneau, LB (AP). 11/11/78 L.J. Brown (Colorado) 9/21/2002 Terry Pierce (Southern California) 2nd Team: Damion McIntosh, DT (Coaches); Mark Simoneau, LB (Coaches); 10/27/79 Darrell Dickey (Missouri) 11/9/2002 Bobby Walker (Iowa State) Lamar Chapman, FS (AP); Travis Ochs, LB (AP). 10/31/81 Mark Hundley (Iowa State) 9/13/2003 Josh Buhl (Massachusetts) Defensive Player of the Year: Jeff Kelly 10/29/83 Stan Weber (Nebraska) 11/15/2003 Bryan Hickman (Nebraska) 10/26/85 Gerald Alphin (Missouri) 9/2/2006 Ian Campbell (Illinois State) 1999 10/1/89 Michael Smith (North Texas) 9/18/90 Patrick Jackson (New Mexico State) 1st Team: Quincy Morgan, WR; Randall Cummins, C (Coaches); Jamie Rheem, Big 12 - Special Teams 10/14/91 Paul Watson (Kansas) PK; David Allen, PR; Darren Howard, DE; Mark Simoneau, LB; Lamar Chapman, FS. 9/15/97 Lamar Chapman (Ohio) 9/28/92 Eric Gallon (Temple) 2nd Team (Coaches): Aaron Lockett, WR; Mario Fatafehi, DT; Jarrod Cooper, SS. 10/20/97 David Allen (Texas A&M) 11/8/92 Eric Gallon (Iowa State) Defensive Player of the Year: Mark Simoneau 11/17/97 Martin Gramatica (Colorado) 9/27/93 J.J. Smith (UNLV) Defensive Newcomer of the Year: Mario Fatafehi 9/14/98 Martin Gramatica (Northern Illinois) 10/18/93 Chad May (Nebraska) 9/21/98 David Allen (Texas) 11/15/93 Andre Coleman (Missouri) 10/12/98 Martin Gramatica (Colorado) 2000 11/22/93 Chad May (Oklahoma State) 9/27/99 David Allen (Iowa State) 1st Team: Quincy Morgan, WR; Aaron Lockett, PR; Jamie Rheem, PK; Mario 10/9/94 Chad May (Kansas) 10/4/99 David Allen (Texas) Fatafehi, DL; Randall Cummins, OL (Coaches); Jerametrius Butler, DB (Coaches); 11/7/94 Chad May (Iowa State) 10/18/99 Jamie Rheem (Utah State) Monty Beisel, DL (AP). 11/28/94 J.J. Smith (UNLV) 9/2/2000 Aaron Lockett (Louisiana Tech) 2nd Team: Ben Leber, LB; Milford Stephenson, OL (Coaches); Dyshod Carter, CB; 9/9/95 Kevin Lockett (Cincinnati) 9/16/2000 Aaron Lockett (Ball State) Monty Beisel, DE (Coaches); Chris Johnson, DL (AP); Randall Cummins, C (AP); 11/4/95 Matt Miller (Oklahoma) Jerametrius Butler (AP). 11/18/2000 Aaron Lockett (Missouri) 3rd Team (Coaches only): Jonathan Beasley, QB; Josh Scobey, RB; Chris John- Big 12 - Offensive 9/22/2001 Aaron Lockett (New Mexico State) son, DE. 9/7/2002 Terence Newman (Louisiana-Monroe) 10/19/98 Michael Bishop (Oklahoma State) Defensive Newcomer of the Year: Derrick Yates 11/23/2002 Terence Newman (Missouri) 11/2/98 Michael Bishop (Kansas) Defensive Freshman of the Year: Terry Pierce 10/25/2003 Darren Sproles (Kansas) 11/16/98 Michael Bishop (Nebraska) 10/7/2006 Leon Patton (Oklahoma State) 2001 10/25/99 Jonathan Beasley (Oklahoma State) 10/28/2006 Brandon Archer (Iowa State) 9/25/2000 Jonathan Beasley (North Texas) 11/11/2006 Yamon Figurs (Texas) 1st Team: Ben Leber, LB. 9/8/2001 Josh Scobey (USC) 2nd Team: Josh Scobey, RB; Tank Reese, DL (Coaches); Terence Newman, DB 10/27/2001 Josh Scobey (Kansas) Big Eight Coach of the Year (Coaches); Aaron Lockett, KR (Coaches). 11/3/2001 Josh Scobey (Iowa State) 1970 Vince Gibson 3rd Team (Coaches only): Nick Leckey, OL; Henry Bryant, DE; Jon McGraw, DB. 11/15/2003 Ell Roberson (Nebraska) 1982 Jim Dickey Defensive Newcomer of the Year: Tank Reese 11/22/2003 Darren Sproles (Missouri) 1990 Bill Snyder (AP, Co-Big 8 Coaches) 9/18/2004 Darren Sproles (Louisiana-Lafayette) 1991 Bill Snyder (AP, Co-Big 8 Coaches) 2002 9/24/2005 Parrish Fisher (North Texas) 1993 Bill Snyder (AP, Co-Big 8 Coaches) 1st Team: Nick Leckey, C; Terence Newman, CB (both)/KR (Coaches); Tank Reese, 11/4/2006 Josh Freeman (Colorado) DT; Terry Pierce, LB. 11/11/2006 Josh Freeman (Texas) 2nd Team: Darren Sproles, RB; Thomas Barnett, OL; Henry Bryant, DE (Coaches); Big 12 Coach of the Year Andrew Shull, DE (AP); Josh Buhl, LB (AP). Big Eight - Defensive 1998 Bill Snyder (AP, Big 12 Coaches) 3rd Team (Coaches only): Taco Wallace, WR; Ell Roberson, QB; Andrew Shull, 2002 Bill Snyder (Big 12 Coaches) 11/2/74 Gary Spani (Missouri) DE; Josh Buhl, LB; Travis Brown, P. 9/13/75 Carl Pennington (Tulsa) Defensive Player of the Year: Terence Newman 11/8/75 Gary Spani (Nebraska)

THE POWER OF ONE | 173 ACADEMIC HONORS

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans Hitachi/CFA Promise of Tomorrow Scholarship 1969 John Stucky, MG. 1970 Dave Creswell, OT; John Acker, DE. 1956 Ellis Rainsberger, G 1992 Matt Garber, QB 1971 Bill Brittain, OT; Joe Colquitt, LB. 1966 David Langford, T 1993 Tom Byers, FS 1972 Ron Coppenbarger, DB; Joe Brandt, P. 1974 Don Lareau, LB 1973 Steve Grogan, QB. 1975 Floyd Dorsey, OG Honda National Scholar-Athlete of the Year 1974 Steve Grogan, QB; David Spare, P; Don Lareau, LB. 1977 Floyd Dorsey, OG 1994 Laird Veatch, LB (finalist) 1975 Floyd Dorsey, OG; Perry Viers, DE; Glenn Plotkin, OG. 1981 Darren Gale, DB 1976 Floyd Dorsey, OG; John Hafferty, C; Dennis Frazee, DB. 1982 Darren Gale, SS; 1977 Floyd Dorsey, OG; Paul Coffman, TE Mark Hundley, TB K-State Outstanding Scholar-Athlete 1978 John Hafferty, OG; Don Birdsey, K; Tom Faerber, LB. 1984 Stan Weber, QB 1989 Brooks Barta, LB 1979 John Liebe, SE; Keith Dearring, RB; Duane Dirk, DE; Tom Faerber, LB; 1985 Troy Faunce, P 1990 Russ Campbell, TE Brad Horchem, DB; Don Birdsey, K. 1986 Troy Faunce, P 1991 Russ Campbell, TE 1980 Steve Schuster, CB; Jeff Stevens, OT. 1987 Matt Garver, OG 1992 Brooks Barta, LB 1981 Darren Gale, DB; Mark Hundley, RB; Jeff Stevens, OT. 1992 Brooks Barta, LB 1993 Quentin Neujahr, C 1982 Darren Gale, SS; Mark Hundley, TB; Bob Daniels, DT. 1995 Kevin Lockett, WR (1st) 1994 Matt McEwen, DE; Jason Johnson, C 1983 Darrel Wild, SE; Stan Weber, QB; Scott Fulhage, P. Jason Johnson, C (2nd) 1995 Matt McEwen, DE 1984 Stan Weber, QB; Scott Fulhage, P; Bob Daniels, LB; Les Miller, DT; 1996 Kevin Lockett, WR (1st) 1996 Jason Johnson, C; Kevin Lockett, WR Brad Lambert, DB; Scott Wentzel, DB. Jason Johnson, C (1st) 1997 Jarrett Grosdidier, TE 1985 Andy Harding, OG; Brad Lambert, DB; Ray Wilson, FB. 2000 Jon McGraw, FS (1st) 1998 Travis Ochs, LB 1986 Todd Moody, TB. 2001 Jon McGraw, FS (1st) 2000 Brice Libel, WR; Monty Beisel, DE 1987 Matt Garver, OG; Dan Goldner, DT; Brad Lambert, DB; Andy Eby, OL (2nd) 2001 Jon McGraw, FS Matt Wallerstedt, LB. 2003 Ryan Lilja, OL (2nd) 2002 Andy Klocke, LB 2003 Ryan Lilja, OL 1988 Russ Campbell, TE; Jeff Allison, LB; Jim Oehm, DT; Danny Needham, National Football Foundation 2004 Brian Casey, TE DE; Alan Smith, DT; Shane Pouch, P. 2005 Jeromey Clary, OL 1989 Brooks Barta, LB; Russ Campbell, TE. Postgraduate Scholarship 2006 Blake Seiler, DT 1990 Brooks Barta, LB; Russ Campbell, TE. 1991 Russ Campbell, TE 1991 Brooks Barta, LB; Russ Campbell, TE; Quentin Neujahr, C. 1992 Brooks Barta, LB First Team Academic All-Big Eight 1992 Brooks Barta, LB; Quentin Neujahr, C; Tom Byers, FS. 1996 Jason Johnson, C 1993 Kevin Lockett, WR; Quentin Neujahr, C; 1954 Frank Rodman, T. Warren Claassen, PK; Laird Veatch, LB; John Butler, DE. 1955 Frank Rodman, T; Charles Zickefoose, C. 1994 Ross Greenwood, OG; Jason Johnson, C; CFA National Scholar-Athlete 1956 Ellis Rainsberger, G; Ken Nesmith, B. Kevin Lockett, WR; Laird Veatch, LB; Matt McEwen, DE. 1992 Brooks Barta, LB (1st team) 1957 Richard Corbin, B. 1995 Ross Greenwood, OG; Jason Johnson, C; Kevin Lockett, WR; Brian 1993 Quentin Neujahr, C (1st team) 1959 Max Falk, B. Lojka, TE; Matt McEwen, DE; Dirk Ochs, DE; Travis Ochs, LB. 1994 Laird Veatch, LB (1st team); 1963 Joe Provenzano, T. Matt McEwen, DE (1st team) 1964 Doug Dusenbury, B; Dave Langford, T. 1995 Kevin Lockett, WR (1st team); 1965 Dave Langford, T; Jim Grechus, DHB. Academic All-Big 12 Selections Dirk Ochs, DE (1st team) 1966 Gary Pankratz, FB; Dave Langford, T; Mitch Borota, DHB. 1996 First Team: Kevin Lockett, WR; Jason Johnson, C; 1996 Kevin Lockett, WR (1st team); 1967 Mike Goyne, T; Danny Lankas, LB; Mitch Borota, DHB. Jarrett Grosdidier, TE. Jason Johnson, C (1st team) 1968 Dave Jones, E; John Stucky, MG; Alan Steelman, LB. Honorable Mention: Jonathan Beasley, QB; Blake Frigon, C; James Garcia, P; Ross Greenwood, OG; Travis Ochs, LB; Casey Wehrman, LB. 1997 First Team: Jarrett Grosdidier, TE; Jacob Havick, DB; Brice Libel, WR; Travis Ochs, LB; Casey Wehrman, LB; J.W. Wight, WR. Honorable Mention: Troy Hackney, WR. 1998 First Team: Steve Altobello, DE; Monty Beisel, DE; Brice Libel, WR; Jonathan McGraw, S; Travis Ochs, LB. Honorable Mention: Jacob Havick, DB; Troy Hackney, WR. 1999 First Team: Steve Altobello, DE; Dan Divilbiss, C; Andy Eby, OL; Andy Klocke, LB; Brice Libel, WR; Jon McGraw, S; Ryan Payne, FB. Second Team: Chris Bailes, OL; Monty Beisel, DE; Jarvis Miller, DL; Grant Reves, OL; Jamie Rheem, PK. 2000 First Team: Steve Altobello, DE; Monty Beisel, DE; Zac Burton, QB; Dan Divilbiss, OL; Andy Eby, OL; C.W. Klebe, DL; Andy Klocke, LB; Brice Libel, WR; Jon McGraw, FS; Terry Pierce, LB. Second Team: Eric Everley, DL; Neil Gosch, LS; Jason Kazar, LB; Grant Reves, OL; Jamie Rheem, PK; Mike Ronsick, P/K; Nick Warren, TE. 2001 First Team: Brian Casey, TE; Andy Eby, OL; Neil Gosch, LS; Andy Klocke, LB; Jon McGraw, FS; Terry Pierce, LB; Mike Ronsick, P. Second Team: Chris Devore, WR; Marc Dunn, QB; Nick Hoheisel, FB; Chad Wallerstedt, LB. 2002 First Team: Andy Klocke, LB; Chris Post, DB; Ryan Lilja, OL, Terry Pierce, LB; Brain Casey, TE; Ryan Schmuecker, OL. Second Team: Marc Dunn, QB; Eric Everley, DT; Ted Sims, LB. 2003 First Team: Ryan Lilja, OL; Brain Casey, TE; David Rose, DB; Jeromey Clary, OL. Second Team: Travis Horchem, DB. 2004 First Team: Brian Casey, TE; Jeromey Clary, OL; Dylan Meier, QB; Marcus Perry, LB; David Rose, DB; Blake Seiler, DE. Second Team: Blaine Clark, DB. 2005 First Team: Jeromey Clary, OL; Allan Evridge, QB; John McCardle, DB; Brad Rooker, OL; Blake Seiler, DE. Second Team: Marcus Perry, LB; Logan Robinson, OL; Gerard Spexarth, OL; Jacob Voegeli, OL. 2006 First Team: John McCardle, RB; Donald Raymer, TE; Blake Seiler, DT. Second Team: Logan Robinson, OL; Brad Rooker, OL.

 Defensive tackle Blake Seiler, a three-time first team Academic All-Big 12 selection, was named second team CoSIDA Academic All-District in 2006.

174 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL RETIRED NUMBER / COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME

Retired Number COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME The No. 11 jersey of quarterbacks Lynn Dickey and Steve Grogan was retired by Kansas State to honor the pair, who each donned the number while leading the Wildcats during some of the school’s most GARY SPANI sucessful football seasons. It is the only time in school history that a number has been retired in any sport. Linebacker 1974-77 Gary Spani became the first Kansas 11 • LYNN DICKEY State player to be inducted to the College Quarterback Football Hall of Fame in 2002. A member 1968-70 of the K-State Sports Hall of Fame (2000) and the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame (2004), Spani was Kansas State’s first-ever consensus All- Lynn Dickey, a native of Osawatomie, Kan., America in 1977, and also was a three-time All-Big-8 Conference spent most of his NFL career with the Green Bay selection. Packers but also played several seasons with the Spani led the Wildcats in tackles three straight season and was Houston Oilers. He threw for more than 21,000 twice named the team’s most valuable player. To this day, he contin- yards with the Packers, including 4,458 yards in ues to dominate the Kansas State career record book as the pro- 1983 which at the time ranked second in NFL his- gram’s all-time leader in career tackles (543), assisted tackles (343) tory. and assists in a season (110). Dickey still holds numerous K-State passing Following graduation in 1978, Spani was chosen in the third records and ranks third on the Big Eight’s all-time round of the National Football League draft by the Kansas City Chiefs. list with 6,208 career passing yards. He is also sec- He went on to play all nine years of his career with the Chiefs and ond on K-State’s all-time total offense chart. led the organization in tackles four straight seasons. Dickey was chosen as the first-team quarter- Spani, who still works for the Chiefs organization, was named back on the all-time Big Eight football team in 1995 one of Sports Illustrated’s 50 Greatest Players of the 20th Century and is a charter member of the K-State Sports Hall from the state of Kansas. of Fame (1990). He was inducted into the State of Kansas Sports Hall of Fame in 1997. LYNN DICKEY’S CAREER STATISTICS CHARLES BACHMAN College (1968-70, 3 seasons) Att Comp Pct. Yards TD Int Head Coach Kansas State ...... 994 501 .504 6,208 29 64 1920-27 Charles Bachman, who coached the K- NFL (1971-85, 15 seasons) State football team from 1920-27, was in- Houston...... 294 145 .493 1,953 8 28 ducted into the College Football Hall of Green Bay...... 2,831 1,602 .566 21,369 133 151 Fame on Jan. 8, 1978. Bachman began his coaching career at Great NFL TOTALS...... 3,125 1,747 .559 23,322 141 179 Lakes Naval Station in 1918 and led that team to the 1918 Rose Bowl title and the national championship. He moved to Northwestern University in 1919 before joining the Wildcats in 1920. Following his departure from K-State, Bachman coached at Florida from 1928 to 1932. He moved to Michigan State in 1933, 11 • STEVE GROGAN where he coached the Spartans until 1946. He completed his coach- Quarterback ing career at Hillsdale College in Michigan in 1953. A member of the K-State Sports Hall of Fame (1995), Bachman’s 1972-74 eight-year won-loss record at K-State was 33-23-9. Coaching a team Grogan retired from the NFL following the 1990 that played primarily eight-game seasons, Bachman’s teams won season after an illustrious career with the New five games in four different seasons, including a 5-1-2 squad that England Patriots. outscored its opponents 154-61 in 1922. Grogan held nearly every New England career passing record, including yards (26,886) and touchdowns (182). He joined the team as a rookie in 1975 and led the franchise to its first Super Bowl “PAPPY” WALDORF appearance in 1986. Head Coach A native of Ottawa, Kan., Grogan still stands ninth on K-State’s career list for total offense and 1934 11th in passing yards. Lynn O. “Pappy” Waldorf coached K- Grogan is a member of the K-State Sports Hall State to its first football championship in of Fame (1995) and was inducted into the State of 1934 while posting a 7-2-1 record in the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame in 1999. Big Six Conference with wins over Oklahoma, Nebraska and Kansas. He was elected into the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame in STEVE GROGAN’S CAREER STATISTICS 1966. Waldorf was regarded as one of the giants in college football College (1972-74, 3 seasons) Att Comp Pct. Yards TD Int coaching, earning his greatest accolades during his 10-year coaching Kansas State ...... 371 166 .447 2,213 12 26 career at California. He led the Bears to a 67-32-4 record from 1947- 56, including three consecutive Rose Bowl appearances following NFL (1975-90, 16 seasons) Att Comp Pct. Yards TD Int the 1948, 1949 and 1950 seasons. Between 1947 and 1951, his New England...... 3,593 1,879 .523 26,886 182 208 teams played 38 consecutive regular-season games without a loss. A graduate of Syracuse, his coaching career included stops at Oklahoma City University (13-5-3, 1926-27), as assistant at Kansas in 1928, at Oklahoma A&M (34-10-7, 1929-33), Kansas State (7-2- 1, 1934), Northwestern (49-45-7, 1935-46) and California (67-32- 4, 1947-56). The final 20 seasons of his football career were spent as player personnel director of the San Francisco 49ers. Waldorf passed away Aug. 15, 1981.

THE POWER OF ONE | 175 WILDCATS IN THE PROS

A Alexander, Elijah - Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1992, Denver Broncos 1993-95, Indi- anapolis Colts 1996-98; 1999; Oakland Raiders 2000-01. Allen, David - San Francisco 49ers 2001, Minnesota Vikings 2002, Jacksonville Jaguars 2003-04, St. Louis Rams 2005, 2006. Allen, Dennis - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1986-87. Alphin, Gerald - Montreal Alouettes 1987, Ottawa Roughriders 1988-89, New Or- leans Saints 1990-91, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1993-95, Baltimore Stallions 1996. Archer, Brandon - Indianapolis Colts 2007. B Bailey, Eric - Philadelphia Eagles 1987. Barnett, Thomas - Amsterdam Admirals 2004, Kansas City Chiefs 2005-06. Beasley, Jonathan - 2001-02, Wichita Stealth 2004. Beisel, Monty - Kansas City Chiefs 2001-04, New England Patriots 2005. Ari- zona Cardinals 2006-07. Bennett, Monte - New Orleans Saints 1981, Oakland Invaders 1983-85, Arizona Outlaws 1986, San Diego Chargers 1987. Benton, Gerald - British Columbia Lions 1994, Birmingham Fire 1995. Best, Greg - 1983, Cleveland Browns 1984, Pittsburgh Gladi- ators 1987-88, New York Knights 1988-89. Best, Keith - Kansas City Chiefs 1972. Bishop, Michael - New England 1999-2000, Frankfurt Galaxy 2001, Toronto Argonauts 2002-07, Grand Rapids Rampage 2004-05, 2006, Kansas City Brigade 2007. Blanchard, Joe - Edmonton Eskimos 1950-54. Bradley, Ray - 1984.   Brooks, Barrett - Philadelphia Eagles 1995-98, 1999-2001, Denver Rock Cartwright - Washington Redskins Martin Gramatica - Dallas Cowboys Broncos 2002, New York Giants 2003, Pittsburgh Steelers 2004-06. Brown, Ron - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1995. Doty, Jon - 2005, Cologne Centurions 2006, New England Pa- Brown, Greg - Philadelphia Eagles 1981-86, Atlanta Falcons 1987. triots 2006. Brown, Larry - Washington Redskins 1969-76. Dunn, Marc - Kansas City Chiefs, 2003-04, Berlin Thunder 2004. Bryant, Henry - Austin Wranglers 2005-06, New Orleans 2007. Buhl, Josh - Cleveland Browns 2004, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2005, Denver E Broncos 2006, Saskatchewan Roughriders 2007. Eby, Andy - St. Louis Rams 2003-04. Burks, Dralinn - San Diego Chargers 2003. Echols, Quintin - Indianapolis Colts 2007. Bushby, Thomas - Cincinnati Reds 1934, Philadelphia Eagles 1935. Elder, Maurice - Los Angeles Bulldogs 1937. Butler, Bill - New Orleans Saints 1972-74. Epps, Jack - Kansas City Chiefs 1987. Butler, Jerametrius - St. Louis Rams 2001-06, Washington Redskins 2007. Evans, Jay Dale - Denver Broncos 1961. Evans, Jerome - Carolina Panthers 1998, Arizona Rattlers 2004. C Everley, Eric - San Jose SaberCats 2004. Calhoun, Don - Buffalo Bills 1974-75, New England Patriots 1975-81, Philadel- phia Eagles 1982, New Jersey Generals 1984. F Campbell, Bryan - San Jose Sabercats 1995. Faggins, DeMarcus - Houston Texans 2002-07. Campbell, Russ - Pittsburgh Steelers 1992. Fatafehi, Mario - Arizona Cardinals 2001-02, Carolina Panthers 2003, Denver Canty, Chris - New England Patriots 1997-98, , 1999-2000, Broncos 2004-05, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 2006. New Orleans Saints 2000, Tulsa Talons 2005, Rio Grande Valley Dorados Feather, E.E. - Cleveland Bulldogs 1927, Detroit Wolverines 1928, New York Gi- 2006-07. ants 1929-30, Staten Island Stapletons 1931, New York Giants 1931-33, Carter, Dyshod - Cleveland Browns 2001-02, 2005; New England Patriots 2003, Cincinnati Reds 1934. Arizona Cardinals 2004, 2006. Figurs, Yamon - Baltimore Ravens 2007. Cartwright, Rock - Washington Redskins 2002-07. Flenthrope, Donald - New York Yankees 1936. Casey, Brian - Atlanta Falcons 2005. Fogle, DeShawn - Philadelphia Eagles 1997-98. Chapman, Lamar - Cleveland Browns 2000-02. Fulhage, Scott - 1987-88, Atlanta Falcons 1989-92. Childs, Henry - Atlanta Falcons 1974, New Orleans Saints 1974-80, Los Angeles Furey, James - Calgary Stampeders 1958-60, New York Titans 1961, British Rams 1981, Green Bay Packers 1984. Columbia Lions 1962. Clark, Steve - New England Patriots 1981. Clary, Jeromey - San Diego Chargers 2006-07. G Clayton, Thomas - San Francisco 49ers 2007. Gaskins, Percell - St. Louis Rams 1996-97, Carolina Panthers 1998.  Jarrod Cooper - Oakland Raiders Coffman, Paul - Green Bay Packers 1978-85, Kansas City Chiefs 1986-87, Min- George, Tearrius - Calgary Stampeders 2007. nesota Vikings 1988. Goodlow, Eugene - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1980-82, New Orleans Saints 1983- Henry, Maurice - Philadelphia Eagles 1990, San Antonio Riders 1992, Ottawa Cokeley, Will - Michigan Panthers 1983-84, Memphis Showboats 1985-86, Buf- 86, Ottawa Rough Riders 1989. Rough Riders, 1993. falo Bills 1987. Goolsby, Brian - Oklahoma Wranglers 2000-01, Orlando Predators 2002, Wichita Herron, Mack - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1970-72, New England Patriots 1973-75, Coleman, Andre - San Diego Chargers 1994-97, Pittsburgh Steelers 1997-98. Stealth 2003, Grand Rapids Rampage 2004. Atlanta Falcons 1975. Colston, Tim - Carolina Panthers 1996-97, Portland Forest Dragons 1998, Gordon, Ira - San Diego Chargers 1970-1975. Hickman, Bryan - Cleveland Browns 2004. Nashville Kats 1999. Gordon, Joe - St. Louis Rams 1997. Hill, Thomas - Green Bay Packers 2004. Cooper, Jarrod - Carolina Panthers 2001-04, Oakland Raiders 2005-07. Gramatica, Martin - Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1999-2004, Indianapolis Colts Holloman, Cliff - Wichita Stealth 2004, Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz 2005-07. Coppenbarger, Ron - Jacksonville Sharks 1974. 2004, Dallas Cowboys 2006-07. Hoppock, Doug - Denver Gold 1983, Chicago Blitz 1984, Kansas City Chiefs Crenshaw, Willis - St. Louis Cardinals 1964-69, Denver Broncos 1970. Green, Rogerick - Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1992, 1994, Jacksonville Jaguars 1987. Crews, Tyrone - British Columbia Lions 1981-87. 1995, Barcelona Dragons 1997, Nashville Kats 1998. Houchin, Thomas - Indianapolis Colts 2004-05, Cologne Centurions 2006. Cronkite, Henry - Brooklyn Dodgers 1934. Grogan, Steve - New England Patriots 1975-90. Howard, Darren - New Orleans Saints 2000-05, Philadelphia Eagles 2006-07. Cullars, Willie - Philadelphia Eagles 1974. Hurd, Jeff - Dallas Cowboys 1987, Dallas Desperados 1990-91. H Humphrey, Kevin - Toronto Argonauts 1987. D Hackney, Elmer - Philadelphia Eagles 1940, Pittsburgh Steelers 1941, Detroit Huntley, Kevin - Oakland Raiders 2006-07. Darnell, Lawrence - Pittsburgh Americans 1937. Lions 1942-46. Davis, Daniel - Indianapolis Colts 2004. Hahn, Raymond - Hammond Pros 1926. J Dickey, Lynn - Houston Oilers 1971, 1973-75, Green Bay Packers 1976-77, Hall, Joe - Kansas City 2003-05, Oakland Raiders 2006. Jackson, Pat - New York/New Jersey Knights 1992, Toronto Argonauts 1993-94. 1979-85. Hanson, Homer - Cincinnati Reds 1934, Chicago Cardinals 1935, Philadelphia Jacox, Kendyl - San Diego Chargers 1998-2002, New Orleans 2003-05. Zach Diles - Houston Texans 2007. Eagles 1935, Chicago Cardinals 1936. Johnson, Clyde - Kansas City Chiefs 1997, 1998. Douglass, Robert - Pittsburgh Americans, New York Yankees 1937, Pittsburgh Hartshorn, Larry - Chicago Cardinals 1955. Johnson, Damian - New York Giants 1986-89, New England Patriots 1990. Pirates 1938.

176 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL WILDCATS IN THE PROS

Randolph, Thomas - New York Giants 1994-97, Cincinnati Bengals 1998, Indi- anapolis Colts 1999. Reese, Tank - Kansas City Chiefs 2003, Indianapolis Colts 2004. Rheem, Jamie - Frankfurt Galaxy 2004. Rheem, Joe - Buffalo Bills 2005. Roberson, Ell - Montreal Alouettes 2004-05. Romero, Raymond - Philadelphia Eagles 1951. Rothwell, Fred - Detroit Lions 1974. Running, Mitch - Carolina Panthers 1997, Indianapolis Colts 1998, Toronto Argonauts 1999. Russell, Dougal - Chicago Cardinals 1934-39, Cleveland Rams 1939. S  Nick Leckey - Arizona Cardinals Scobey, Josh - Arizona Cardinals 2002-04, Seattle Seahawks 2005-06, Buffalo Bills 2007. Scott, Clarence - Cleveland Browns 1971-83. Sears, Richard - Kansas City Cowboys 1924. Shaffer, Leland - New York Giants 1935-43, 1945. Shull, Andrew - Detroit Lions 2004-05. Simeta, Mike - Atlanta Falcons 1983, Birmingham Stallions 1985, Memphis Showboats 1986. Simoneau, Mark - Atlanta Falcons 2000-02, Philadelphia Eagles 2003-05, New Orleans Saints 2006-07.. Singletary, Reggie - Michigan Panthers 1984, Denver Gold 1985. Smith, J.J. - Kansas City Chiefs 1995-96. Smith, Mario - Saskatchewan Roughriders 1999. Smith, Michael - Kansas City Chiefs 1992, Calgary Stampeders 1994. Snyder, Sean - Phoenix Cardinals 1993, San Diego Chargers 1994.  Rashad Washington - New York Jets  Todd Weiner - Atlanta Falcons Spani, Gary - Kansas City Chiefs 1978-86. Sproles, Darren - San Diego Chargers 2005-07. Stephenson, Milford - San Francisco 49ers 2001. Johnson, Jason - Indianapolis Colts 1997-1999. McDonald, Darnell - Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1999, Detroit Fury 2003, Calgary Strozier, Art - San Diego Chargers 1970-71. Johnson, Mike - Kansas City Chiefs 2005, Amsterdam Admirals 2006, Indianapo- Stampeders 2004, Montreal Alouettes 2005. Stucky, John - British Columbia Lions 1970. lis Colts 2006. McEntyre, Kenny - London Monarchs 1996, St. Louis Rams 1997, Orlando Pred- Swift, Justin - Houston Texans 2003; Atlanta Falcons 2004. Jolley, Alvin - Akron Pros 1922, Dayton Triangles 1923, Oorang Indians 1923, ators 1998-2006, Kansas City Brigade 2007. Switzer, Marvin - Buffalo Bills 1978. Buffalo Bisons 1929, Brooklyn Dodgers 1930, Cleveland Indians 1931. McGee, Harry - Cleveland Bulldogs 1927, Staten Island Stapletons 1929, Newark Switzer, Veryl - Green Bay Packers 1954-55, Calgary Stampeders 1958, Montreal Jones, David - Cleveland Browns 1969-71. Tornadoes 1930, Staten Island Stapletons 1932. Alouettes 1959-61. Jones, Willie - Houston Oilers 1967, Cincinnati Bengals 1968, 1970-71. McGill, James - Toronto Argonauts 2005. Jordan, Randy - San Diego Chargers 2004. McGraw, Jon - New York Jets 2002-04, Detroit Lions 2005-06, Kansas City T Jordan, Tony - Phoenix Cardinals 1989-90. Chiefs 2007. Tackwell, Charles - Minneapolis Redjackets 1930, Frankford Yellowjackets 1930- McIntosh, Damion - San Diego Chargers 2000-03, Miami Dolphins 2004-06, 31, Chicago Bears 1931-33, Cincinnati Reds 1933-34. Kansas City Chiefs 2007. K Taylor, Cecil (Corky) - Los Angeles Rams 1955, 1957. Meier, Shad - 2001-03, New Orleans Saints 2005. Kazar, Jason - Berlin Thunder 2004. Terry, James - San Diego Chargers 2004, Calgary Stampeders 2005. Morgan, Quincy - Cleveland Browns 2001-04, Dallas Cowboys 2004, Pittsburgh Kelly, Jeff - Atlanta Falcons 1999-2002; Jacksonville Jaguars 2003, Toronto Arg- Thompson, Bobby - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1979-81. Steelers 2005, Denver Broncos 2006-07. onauts 2006. Togiai, Jerry - Atlanta Falcons 2002. Montgomery, Justin - Rhein Fire 2005. Koenning, Vic - Oklahoma Outlaws 1984, Arizona Outlaws 1985-86. Tuttle, John - San Antonio Wings 1975. Krysl, Jerry - Cleveland Indians 1927. Montgomery, Mike - San Diego Chargers 1971, Dallas Cowboys 1972-73, Hous- Kuhn, Mike - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1972-73, Detroit Wheels 1974. ton Oilers 1974. Morris, Jim Bob - San Antonio Gunslingers 1984-86, Green Bay Packers 1987. W Morrison, Dennis - San Francisco 49ers 1974. Wade, Dewey - San Francisco 49ers 1956 L Munn, Lyle - Kansas City Cowboys 1925-26, Cleveland Bulldogs 1927, Detroit Walker, Bobby - Rhein Fire 2004. Larson, Lynn - Baltimore Colts 1971, British Columbia Lions 1972. Wolverines 1928, New York Giants 1929. Walker, James - Kansas City Chiefs 1983. Latimore, Mo - Calgary Stampeders 1972-75. Murphy, Frank - Chicago Bears 2000, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2001, Houston Wallace, Taco - Seattle Seahawks 2003-04, 2006, Green Bay Packers 2005, Leber, Ben - San Diego Chargers 2002-05, Minnesota Vikings 2006-07. Texans 2003, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2004-05, Miami Dolphins 2006, Edmonton Eskimos 2007. Leckey, Nick - Arizona Cardinals 2004-07. Toronto Argonauts 2007. Washington, Rashad - New York Jets 2004-07. LeGault, Leonard - Saskatchewan Roughriders 1957-62. Webber, Howard - Kansas City Cowboys 1924-25, Cleveland Bulldogs 1925, Hart- Lilja, Ryan - Indianapolis Colts 2004-07. N ford Blues, New York Giants, Kansas City Cowboys 1926, Cleveland Bulldogs Lloyd, Ricky - Winnipeg Bluebombers 2004. 1927, Green Bay Packers 1928, Providence Steamroller 1930, Newark Torna- Lockett, Aaron - San Fransisco 49ers 2003, Ottawa Renegades 2004, British Co- Nery, Ron - 1960, San Diego Chargers 1961-62, Denver does 1930. lumbia Lions 2005-06. Broncos 1963, Houston Oilers 1963. Weiner, Bernard - Brooklyn Dodgers 1942. Lockett, Kevin - Kansas City Chiefs 1997-2000, Washington Redskins 2001-02, Neujahr, Quentin - Los Angeles Raiders 1994, Cleveland Browns 1995, Baltimore Weiner, Todd - Seattle Seahawks 1998-2001, Atlanta Falcons 2002-07. Jacksonville Jaguars 2003. Ravens 1996-97, Jacksonville Jaguars 1998-2000. Welch, John - Chicago Bruisers 1989. Lyon, George - New York Giants 1929, Portsmouth Spartans 1930, Chicago Bears Neasman, Gerald - Peoria Pirates 2004. Williams, Cedrick - Houston Texans 2005, Calgary Stampeders 2006-07. 1931, Cleveland Indians 1931, Brooklyn Dodgers 1932, St. Louis Gunners Newman, Terence - Dallas Cowboys 2003-07. Williams, George - New Jersey Gladiators 2002, Las Vegas Gladiators 2003, 1934, Brooklyn Tigers 1936. Nichols, Ralph - Hartford Blues 1926. Manchester Wolves 2004, Central Valley Coyotes 2005. Williams, Melvin - New Orleans Saints 2003-04, Miami Dolphins 2004, San M O Francisco 49ers 2004, Washington Redskins 2005, New Orleans VooDoo Maddox, George - Green Bay Packers 1935. Oltmanns, Chris - Jacksonville Jaguars 1997. 2007. Madison, L.E. - Chicago Bruisers 1988. Osborn, Mike - Philadelphia Eagles 1978. Wilson, Travis - San Diego Chargers 2004, Pittsburgh Steelers 2005, Nashville Madison, Tony - Ft. Wayne Fusion 2007. Kats 2006, Kansas City Chiefs 2006. Magee, Travon - Tennessee Valley Vipers 2006. P Wiren, Nyle - Tampa Bay Storm 1998-2007. Mann, Victor - Lubbock Renegades Patton, Marcus - Tulsa Talons 2006. Manucci, Dan - Buffalo Bills 1979-80, Toronto Argonauts 1981-82, Arizona Pearson, Madison - Chicago Bears 1929-34, Chicago Cardinals 1935-36. Y Wranglers 1983, Buffalo Bills 1987. Pfeifer, Ralph - Edmonton Eskimos 1958. Yankowski, Ron - St. Louis Cardinals 1971-80. Marciniak, Ron - Washington Redskins 1955. Pierce, Terry - Denver Broncos 2003-05, Houston Texans 2006. Yniguez, Paul - Birmingham Fire 1990-91. Martin, Matt - Tennessee Titans 2002-04, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2005. Prather, Rollin - Edmonton Eskimos 1950-54. Young, Ryan - New York Jets 1999-2001, Houston Texans 2002, Matan, William - New York Giants 1966. Dallas Cowboys 2003. May, Chad - Minnesota Vikings 1995-96, Arizona Cardinals 1997, Frankfurt R Galaxy 1997, Cincinnati Bengals 1998, Arizona Rattlers 1999-2001. Z Raemer, Norbert - Brooklyn Dodgers 1942. McBride, Derrick - St. Louis Stampede 1996. Randels, Horace - Kansas City Cowboys 1926, Cleveland Bulldogs 1927, Detroit Zickefoose, Charles - Calgary Stampeders 1957-58. McCloud, Jerry - Austin Wranglers 2004, Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz 2005, Bak- Wolverines 1928. ersfield Blitz 2006 Players on professional rosters as of June 1, 2007 in bold.

THE POWER OF ONE | 177 WILDCATS IN THE NFL DRAFT

Year Name, Pos., NFL Team Rd Overall Year Name, Pos., NFL Team Rd Overall 1937 Maurice Elder, B, Boston ...... 3rd 26 1971 Clarence Scott, DB, Cleveland ...... 1st 14 WILDCATS IN FIRST 100 PICKS Rolla Holland, G, Boston ...... 7th 66 Lynn Dickey, QB, Houston...... 3rd 56 Paul Fanning, T, Philadelphia ...... 9th 81 Mike Montgomery, RB, San Diego...... 3rd 65 Year Name, Pos., NFL Team Rd Pick Dean Shaternick, T, San Francisco ...... 5th 114 1954 Veryl Switzer, B, Green Bay...... 1st 4 1940 Elmer Hackney, B, Philadelphia ...... 11th 102 Ron Dickerson, DB, Miami ...... 7th 178 2003 Terence Newman, Dallas ...... 1st 5 Don Crumbaker, E, Philadelphia...... 15th 142 Russell Harrison, RB, L.A. Rams...... 13th 331 1971 Clarence Scott, DB, Cleveland ...... 1st 14 Bill Beezley, T, Philadelphia ...... 20th 193 1955 Corky Taylor, B, Los Angeles Rams...... 2nd 18 1972 Bill Butler, RB, New Orleans...... 5th 111 1937 Maurice Elder, B, Boston ...... 3rd 26 1941 Bernie Weiner, T, Brooklyn ...... 11th 98 Joe Colquitt, DE, Pittsburgh ...... 7th 159 Mo Latimore, G, N.Y. Jets...... 8th 194 1997 Chris Canty, CB, New England ...... 1st 29 1944 Mike Zeleznak, B, Boston...... 11th 131 Steve Beyrle, G, New England...... 8th 195 2001 Quincy Morgan, WR, Cleveland ...... 2nd 33 Jack Bortka, B, Chicago Bears...... 22nd 249 John Robertson, DB, N.Y. Giants...... 11th 262 2000 Darren Howard, DE, New Orleans...... 2nd 33 1994 Thomas Randolph, CB, New York Giants...... 2nd 47 1945 Earl Haury, T, Brooklyn...... 9th 100 1973 Rick Fergerson, WR, Pittsburgh ...... 13th 336 1997 Kevin Lockett, WR, Kansas City ...... 2nd 47 Jim Ungles, B, Pittsburgh...... 14th 155 Dennis Morrison, QB, San Francisco...... 14th 357 1998 Todd Weiner, OT, Seattle ...... 2nd 47 Mike Vargon, E, Chicago Bears ...... 21st 238 1974 Henry Childs, TE, Atlanta ...... 5th 109 2003 Terry Pierce, LB, Denver ...... 2nd 51 1946 Dale Cowan, T, L.A. Rams...... 29th 290 Willie Cullars, DE, Philadelphia ...... 7th 167 1971 Lynn Dickey, QB, Houston...... 3rd 56 Don Calhoun, RB, Buffalo ...... 10th 249 2002 Jon McGraw, FS, New York Jets...... 3rd 57 1948 Rollin Prather, E, Baltimore ...... 18th 115* Bill Brittain, C, Philadelphia ...... 11th 271 1995 Barrett Brooks, OT, Philadelphia ...... 2nd 58 Mike Zeleznak, B, N.Y. Yankees...... 25th 176* Fred Rothwell, C, Detroit ...... 13th 325 1978 Gary Spani, LB, Kansas City...... 3rd 58 John Wells, G, Detroit ...... 15th 377 1971 Mike Montgomery, RB, San Diego...... 3rd 65 1950 Rollin Prather, E, Chicago Bears...... 7th 87 Isaac Jackson, RB, Cincinnati ...... 15th 385 1937 Rolla Holland, G, Boston ...... 7th 66 1953 Jack McShulski, E, N.Y. Giants ...... 13th — 1975 Steve Grogan, QB, New England ...... 5th 116 1982 Eugene Goodlow, WR, New Orleans...... 3rd 66 John Tuttle, WR, Cincinnati ...... 16th 401 2000 Mark Simoneau, LB, Atlanta...... 3rd 67 1954 Veryl Switzer, B, Green Bay...... 1st 4 Lee Chaves, DB, Detroit ...... 16th 406 1993 Andre Coleman, WR, San Diego ...... 3rd 70 2002 Ben Leber, LB, San Diego...... 3rd 71 1955 Corky Taylor, B, L.A. Rams...... 2nd 18 1976 Ira Gordon, G, Tampa Bay ...... (expansion) 2006 Yamon Figurs, WR, Baltimore...... 3rd 74 Ron Marciniak, G, Washington ...... 7th 79 1970 Lynn Larson, T, Chicago Bears ...... 4th 79 Tom Ebert, E, Cleveland ...... 19th 228 1978 Gary Spani, LB, Kansas City...... 3rd 58 Dewey Wade, E, San Francisco ...... 25th 297 1955 Ron Marciniak, G, Washington ...... 7th 79 1979 Dan Manucci, QB, Buffalo ...... 5th 116 1999 Martin Gramatica, PK, Tampa Bay ...... 3rd 80 1956 Ron Nery, T, NY Giants ...... 7th 80 Charlie Green, WR, Baltimore...... 12th 306 1956 Ron Nery, T, New York Giants ...... 7th 80 Jim Furey, C, Cleveland ...... 13th 156 1937 Paul Fanning, T, Philadelphia ...... 9th 81 Jim Rusher, E, Baltimore ...... 29th 342 1980 Eddy Whitley, TE, Baltimore ...... 11th 280 1958 Ralph Pfeifer, B, Detroit...... 7th 82 2000 Damion McIntosh, OL, San Diego ...... 3rd 83 1958 Ralph Pfeifer, B, Detroit...... 7th 82 1981 Steve Clark, DT, New England ...... 5th 130 John Keelan, T, Chicago Cardinals ...... 9th 97 1950 Rollin Prather, E, Chicago Bears...... 7th 87 Gene Keady, B, Pittsburgh ...... 19th 222 1982 Eugene Goodlow, WR, New Orleans...... 3rd 66 2001 Shad Meier, TE, Tennessee ...... 3rd 90 Ted Stahura, T, San Francisco...... 30th 358 1958 John Keelan, T, Chicago Cardinals ...... 9th 97 1986 Barton Hundley, DB, Chicago Bears ...... 10th 277 1941 Bernie Weiner, T, Brooklyn ...... 11th 98 1959 John Stolte, T, Philadelphia ...... 29th 339 Tim Stone, T, Cincinnati ...... 11th 289 1945 Earl Haury, T, Brooklyn...... 9th 100

1960 John Littlejohn, B, Green Bay (NFL) ...... 16th 185 1988 Tony Jordan, RB, Phoenix...... 5th 132 Year Name, Pos., NFL Team Rd Overall John Littlejohn, HB, Buffalo (AFL) ...... — — 2001 Quincy Morgan, WR, Cleveland ...... 2nd 33 Joe Vader, E, Dallas Texans (AFL) ...... — — 1990 Maurice Henry, LB, Detroit...... 6th 147 Shad Meier, TE, Tennessee ...... 3rd 90 Monty Beisel, DE, Kansas City ...... 4th 107 1961 Dale Evans, B, St. Louis (NFL) ...... 6th 78 1992 Rogerick Green, CB, Tampa Bay ...... 5th 118 Mario Fatafehi, DT, Arizona ...... 5th 133 Dale Evans, HB, Denver (AFL) ...... 6th — Russ Campbell, TE, Pittsburgh ...... 7th 179 Jarrod Cooper, DB, Carolina...... 5th 143 Cedric Price, E, Dallas Texans (AFL) ...... 30th — Elijah Alexander, LB, Tampa Bay...... 10th 254 Jerametrius Butler, DB, St. Louis ...... 5th 145

1963 Willis Crenshaw, B, St. Louis ...... 9th 114 1994 Thomas Randolph, CB, NY Giants ...... 2nd 47 2002 Jon McGraw, FS, New York Jets ...... 2nd 57 Andre Coleman, WR, San Diego ...... 3rd 70 Ben Leber, LB, San Diego...... 3rd 71 1964 Joe Provenzano, T, Detroit ...... 17th 229 DeMarcus Faggins, CB, Houston...... 6th 173 1995 Barrett Brooks, OT, Philadelphia ...... 2nd 58 Josh Scobey, RB, Arizona ...... 6th 185 1965 Ron Barlow, FB, NY Jets (AFL) ...... 7th^ — Chad May, QB, Minnesota ...... 4th 111 Aaron Lockett, WR, Tampa Bay...... 7th 254 Doug Dusenbury, K, Pittsburgh...... 16th 214 Rock Cartwright, FB, Washington ...... 7th 257 Don Barlow, T, Dallas ...... 20th 271 1996 Percell Gaskins, LB, St. Louis ...... 4th 105 2003 Terence Newman, CB, Dallas ...... 1st 5 1966 Bill Matan, E, NY Giants (NFL) ...... 8th 118 1997 Chris Canty, CB, New England ...... 1st 29 Terry Pierce, LB, Denver ...... 2nd 51 Bill Matan, DE, Miami (AFL) ...... 9th — Kevin Lockett, WR, Kansas City ...... 2nd 47 Melvin Williams, New Orleans ...... 5th 155 Willie Jones, DE, St. Louis ...... 18th 271 Taco Wallace, Seattle...... 7th 224 1998 Todd Weiner, OT, Seattle ...... 2nd 47 1968 Danny Lankas, LB, St. Louis...... 16th 421 2004 Nick Leckey, C, Arizona ...... 6th 167 1999 Martin Gramatica, PK, Tampa Bay ...... 3rd 80 Rashad Washington, DB, New York Jets ...... 7th 236 1969 Cornelius Davis, RB, Minnesota ...... 5th 121 Jeff Kelly, LB, Atlanta...... 6th 198 Larry Brown, RB, Washington...... 8th 191 Ryan Young, OT, New York Jets...... 7th 223 2005 Darren Sproles, RB, San Diego ...... 4th 130 Dave Jones, FL, Cleveland ...... 11th 280 Michael Bishop, QB, New England ...... 7th 227 Bob Coble, P, Chicago Bears ...... 15th 378 Justin Swift, TE, Denver ...... 7th 238 2006 Jeromey Clary, OL, San Diego...... 6th 187 Darnell McDonald, WR, Tampa Bay...... 7th 240 1970 Lynn Larson, T, Chicago Bears ...... 4th 79 2007 Yamon Figurs, WR, Baltimore Ravens ...... 3rd 74 Manuel Barrera, LB, Pittsburgh ...... 6th 131 2000 Darren Howard, DE, New Orleans...... 2nd 33 Thomas Clayton, RB, San Francisco ...... 6th 186 Mack Herron, RB, Atlanta...... 6th 143 Mark Simoneau, LB, Atlanta...... 3rd 67 Zach Diles, LB, Houston Texans ...... 7th 218 Ira Gordon, T, Philadelphia...... 8th 190 Damion McIntosh, OL, San Diego ...... 3rd 83 Charles Collins, WR, St. Louis ...... 12th 292 Lamar Chapman, DB, Cleveland...... 5th 146 * AFC Randy Ross, LB, Kansas City ...... 16th 413 Frank Murphy, RB, Chicago ...... 6th 170 ^ Redshirt Draft

178 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

A Bascom, George S. 1945 Briggs, Robert A. 1937-38...... FB Cashman, Gerald 1951-52-53...... HB Abramowitz, Alan 1984 ...... DT Bassetti, Eugene L. 1959 ...... G/FB Brinery, Earl B. 1914 ...... T Castille, Dwayne 1984-85-86 ...... LB Acker, Delton W. 1971-72 ...... T Bastian, Bob 1977 ...... QB Brion, C.W. 1925-26 ...... G Castillo, Victor C. 1965-66 ...... QB Acker, John L. 1968-69-70 ...... DE Batdorf, Harold G. 1973 ...... DT Brite, Jared 2000-01-02-03...... P/K Cataldo, Nunzio A. 1958 ...... T Adams, Carlos 1982-83...... TB Bates, Harry P. 1907-08-09-10 ...... QB Brittain, Billy A. 1971-72-73 ...... T Cave, Russell 1905-06 ...... FB Adams, Troy 1985...... DE Bates, L. 1909 ...... QB Brock, James 1937-38-39...... HB Cave, W.B. 1907 Addeo, Anthony G. 1954-55-56...... HB Bates, Roman 1979-80 ...... E Brodman, Wayne E. 1970...... LB Chambliss, Dave 1974-75-76 ...... DT Agnew, Merrill 1912-13-14 ...... QB/HB Batten, Clifford 1943 ...... QB Brookover, Paul E. 1930...... DL Chambliss, Gordon A. 1972-73-74 ...... DB Akin, Delmar 1896 Bauman, K.C. 1927-28-29 ...... G Brooks, Barrett 1991-92-93-94 ...... T Chandler, John A. 1980-82-83...... K Albacker, Carl 1952 ...... QB Bayer, Henry B. 1914-15-16 ...... T Brooks, David 1988 ...... WR Chandler, Vic 1974-75-76 ...... DE Alexander, David L. 1965-66 ...... G Baziel, Dewayne 1986-87 ...... LB Brouhard, Leo P. 1969-70-71...... DT Channell, Glen L. 1949-50...... E Alexander, Donald R. 1969-70-71 ...... NG Beach, Ira 1901 Brown, Antonio J. (Toney) 1982 ...... E Chapin, Christopher H. 1971...... HB Alexander, Elijah, 1988-89-90-91 ...... DE Bean, Geo. F. 1901 Brown, Carl J. 1961-62-64 ...... E Chapman, Lamar 1996-97-98-99 ...... DB Alexander, H.E. 1915...... QB Beard, Adrian 1998-99...... DB Brown, Clark 1986 ...... RB Charles, Marlon 1996-97-98...... RB Allen, David 1997-98-99-2000 ...... RB Beasley, Jonathan 1996-97-99-2000 ...... QB Brown, David J. 1971-72-73 ...... DE Chase, L.E. 1901 Allen, Dennis 1982-83 ...... CB Becker, Robert H. 1961-63-64...... G Brown, Ernest Lane 1950-51-52 ...... QB Chaves, Leslie S. 1973 ...... DB Allen, Martin W. 1966-67 ...... E Bedore, Jordan 2005-06 Brown, Gordon 1994-95 ...... CB Cheatham, Ray 2006 ...... DB Allen, Richard D. 1955 ...... HB Beeler, Don 1934-36-37 ...... G/HB Brown, H.L. 1921 ...... HB Cherry, John 1975-76-77 ...... OL Allison, Jeff 1988 ...... LB Beezley, Bill 1937-38-39 ...... T Brown, I.E. 1904-05-06-07 Cheves, David 1974 ...... K Alphin, Gerald 1983-84-85 ...... E Beffa, Robert N. 1964-65 ...... C Brown, Ira 1905-06-07 Childs, Eric 2006 ...... DE Alstatt, Brett 2005-06 ...... TE Beisel, Monty 1997-98-99-2000 ...... DE Brown, John 1922 Childs, Henry 1971-72-73 ...... TE Alsup, Carlos 2002, 2005-06 ...... RB Bennett, Monte 1977-78-79-80...... DT Brown, Lawrence 1967-68...... FB Christensen, John L. 1963-64 ...... HB Altobello, Steve 1999-2000...... DE Bentley, Arthur 1910 ...... T Brown, L.J. 1978-79-80 ...... RB Christenson, Dennis 1976 ...... LB Anders, Donnie 2003, 2005-06...... RB Bentley, Hal 1981 ...... E Brown, Pete 1980-82 ...... RB Christian, Robert V. 1906-07-08-10 ...... HB Anderson, Andre 1994, 96 ...... WR Benton, Gerald 1991-92...... WR Brown, Ron 1994 ...... WR Christiansen, Galen 1947-49...... LE Anderson, C. 1900 Benton, Kerry 1979-80 ...... G Brown, Terry D. 1971-72-73 ...... DB Christlieb, Craig 1985-86 ...... DB Anderson, Don 1987 ...... OL Berger, Zeno 1941...... E Brown, Tony 1976-77-78...... FB Christopolus, Thomas 1947...... HB Anderson, Gary 1979-80 ...... S Bernard, Lawrence 1914 ...... E Brown, Travis 1999-2000-01-02 ...... P/K Churchill, Ralph 1933-34-35...... E Anderson, John L. 1966...... E Bernbeck, Thane 1999-2000...... DB Brown, William E. 1922 Claassen, Warren 1990-91-92-93 ...... K Anderson, Joseph M. 1924-27...... QB Berry, Jermaine 2003-04...... DL Bruhin, Michael J. 1967-68...... DB Clabaugh, Oscar 1950-51 ...... C Anderson, Kenneth 1984 ...... FS Berry, Joel H. 1949 Brumley, Keith 1972-73 ...... K Clair, Ronald K. 1952-53 ...... T Anderson, Larry R. 1964-65 ...... HB Berry, Robert J. 1942-46-47 ...... G Bryan, Harold L. 1946-47-48...... FB Clarington, Charles 1970-72-73 ...... NG Anderson, Marvin 1952 ...... T Bertrand, Robert 1951...... E Bryan, Lewis J. 1921...... HB/P Clark, Blaine 2003-04...... DB Anderson, W.M. 1897 Bessert, Bob 1983-84-85-86 ...... G Bryant, Henry 2001-02 ...... DE Clark, Brandon 1998-2000-01 ...... WR Anding, Larry C. 1970-71 ...... T Best, Greg L. 1978-80-81-82 ...... CB Bryant, Theopilis 1973-74-75-76 ...... NG Clark, John Allen 1916-17 Andrews, John 1974-75-76...... DB Best, Keith A. 1969-70-71...... LB Buchan, D. 1909 Clark, Lorne 2004 ...... TE Archer, Brandon 2003-04-05-06 ...... LB Beyrle, Steve J. 1969-70-71 ...... C Buchanan, Tim 1978-79 ...... RB Clark, S.P. 1907 Argo, Matt 1991 ...... P Biggs, J. 1901 Buhl, Josh 2000-01-02-03 ...... LB Clark, Steve 1978-79-80 ...... DT Armstrong, Richard 1934 ...... QB Birdsey, Donald 1977-78-79-80 ...... P Bulman, Andrew 2002, 2004...... DT Clarke, C.H. 1901 Arreguin, Max M. 1968-69-70 ...... QB/K Bishop, Michael 1997-98 ...... QB Burch, Steve 2005...... DE Clarke, John A. 1916-17 ...... QB Art, Oren 1943 Black, Darryl 1977-78-79-80...... FL Burkholder, Arthur L. 1911-12-13 ...... G Clary, Jeromey 2002-03-04-05 ...... OL Ashbrook, W.H. 1897 Black, Keith 1997-98 ...... DB Burks, Dralinn 2001-02...... OL Clary, William J. 1944 ...... FB Ast, David 1983-84-85 ...... CB Blackbourne, Doug 1987-88 ...... DT Burnett, Everett 1997-98 ...... WR Clawson, Kyle W. 1982-83-84 ...... DT Atkins, Dana Mac 1944-47-48-49...... QB Blackwell, Denby L. 1962-63-64 ...... E Burns, Oran 1934-36 ...... WR Clay, Keith 1979 ...... CB Atterberry, DeDe 1979...... LB Blackwell, Reggie 1989-90-91-92 ...... DE Burris, Lynn E. 1949-50 ...... HB Claybon, Chris 1998-99-2000...... RB Aubuchon, Martin W. 1963-65...... FB Blades, Eric 1986-87 ...... WR Burtin, Hartzell 1918-19-20-21 Clayton, Eric 1990, 1991, 1993 ...... G Auker, Elden L. 1929-30-31...... HB Blaine, Dan 1931-32-33 ...... E Burton, Zac 2000 ...... QB Clayton, Thomas 2004-05-06 ...... RB Austin, Lon D. 1966-67-68 ...... LB Blake, Cool 1905-07 ...... E Bush, Rick 1995 ...... DT Cleland, R.E. 1919-20-21 ...... C Austin, Mark 1987-88 ...... WR Blanchard, Joseph E. 1947-48-49 ...... T Bush, Mike 1996...... DE Clelland, G. Lynn 1913 ...... RB Avery, H.P. 1896-98 Blanke, Jack 1937-38...... QB Bushby, Tom B. 1931-32-33 ...... B Clements, Joe Bob 1995-96-97-98 ...... DE Axline, A.A. 1920-22-23 ...... HB/P Blaylock, Ronald D. 1959-60...... QB Bussey, Malcom 1976-77 ...... OL Clements, Verne 1922 ...... FB Aye, J.M. 1917C Bletscher, Rudolph 1955-56 ...... G Butcher, Archie W. 1923-24...... RB Clerihan, Patrick J. 1973-74 ...... T Ayers, Leo 1934-35-36 ...... QB/P Bliss, Charles D. 1949 Butler, Jerametrius 1998-99-2000 ...... CB Cleveland, Howard W. 1935-36-37 ...... QB Bogina, August 1944-45 ...... G Butler, John 1990-91-92-93 ...... DE Clifford, Kerry F. 1955-56 ...... C B Bogue, Doug A. 1980-82-83 ...... QB Butler, Matt 2002-03-04-05 ...... LB Cliggett, Don 1984-85 ...... SS Bagshaw, Craig 1989 Bogue, Gary 1975-76 ...... DB Butler, Ray 1977-78 ...... TB Cline, Steve 2005-06...... DT Bailey, Arthur 1974...... QB Bogue, J.A. 1917-18-19 Butler, William E. 1969-70-71...... HB Clowers, Richard 1944 ...... HB Bailey, Eric R. 1982-83-84...... TE Bogue, Richard J. 1946-47-49-50 ...... E Byers, Henry 1914 Cobb, Chris 1988-89-90 ...... QB/P Bailey, Gregory F. 1970 ...... LB Bokenkroger, William 1928 ...... E Byers, Tom 1990-91-92-93 ...... FS Coble, Robert J. 1966-67-68 ...... K Baird, C.O. 1898 Bolick, Mark P. 1965...... HB Cochrane, Owen L. 1924-25-26...... QB Baird, H.E. 1915 ...... G Bonds, Rondell 1988...... DT C Cochrun, Benny K. 1960-61-62 ...... FB Balderston, Robert E. 1951-53 ...... FB Boone, Joe 1989-90-91...... LB Cafferty, Danny M. 1971 ...... DB Coffman, Paul 1975-76-77 ...... TE Balducci, Richard K. 1965-66-67 ...... E Borota, Milan J. 1965-66-67...... DB Cage, Marcellous 2005 ...... RB Cokeley, Will H. 1980-82 ...... LB Baldwin, Bryan 2004-05-06 ...... DB Borre, LeRoy B. 1963 ...... G Cain, Osmond 1965-66-67 ...... FB Cole, (Bud) Roy Everett 1948-49 Balkcom, Brandon 2006 ...... DT Bortka, John 1941-42 Cairl, John F. 1963-64-65 ...... G Cole, Tim 1979-80 ...... LB Ballard, Charles R. 1962-65 Boss, Matt 2005 ...... OL Calhoun, Donald C. 1971-72-73 ...... FB Coleman, Andre 1990-91-92-93...... WR Ballard, J.W. 1923-24-25 ...... T Bowen, Ronald L. 1967-68 ...... DE Campbell, Bryan 1993...... T Coleman, Ernie 1980-81 ...... E Bandy, Alva 1945 ...... HB Bowlby, R. 1908 ...... QB Campbell, Donnie E. 1982-83-84 ...... QB Coleman, Toney 2005 ...... WR Banks, Oree V. 1958 ...... E Bowling, Chuck 1978-79...... C Campbell, Ian 2005-06 ...... DE Colley, A.R. 1904 Barber, Adrian 1983 ...... DB Bowman, David 1988 ...... RB Campbell, Russ 1988-89-90-91...... TE Collins, 1899 Barger, Phillip G. 1961 ...... QB Bowman, Phillip B. 1943 Canty, Chris 1994-95-96...... CB Collins, Charles 1968-69 ...... WR Barlow, Ronald L. 1963-64 ...... FB Boyd, Richard 1989-90 ...... FB Carbone, Ronald E. 1959-60 ...... G Collins, Richard V. 1943 ...... C Barnes, Benjamin F. 1914 Boyd, Richard D. 1957-58...... C Cardarelli, Augustus C. 1934-35 ...... G Collins, Scott 1994-95 ...... K Barnes, J. Bert 1914-15-16...... HB Boydston, Brent 2000 ...... OL Carlson, John W. 1955-56-57 ...... G Colquitt, Joe H. 1969-70-71 ...... LB Barnes, Thomas K. 1966...... HB Bradford, Emmett 1987-88 ...... DB Carney, Chris 2006 ...... DB Colston, Tim 1992-93-94-95 ...... DT Barnett, R.J. 1898 Brame, Da’Von 1999-2000 ...... LB Carrier, Alax 2001-02 ...... DE Compton, Steve 1986 ...... DB Barnett, Thomas 1998-99-2000-02 ...... T Branch, Clarence 1947 ...... E Carrington, William C. 1954-55-56 ...... E Condit, Gerald L. 1962-63-64 ...... HB Barnhart, Frank 1939-40-41 Brandley, C.A. 1922 ...... HB Carter, Dyshod 1997-98-99-2000 ...... CB Condit, Lawrence E. 1962-63-64...... HB Barr, Kenneth 1950-51-52...... E Brandt, Joseph R. 1971-72...... TE/P Carter, George 1951 ...... P Conley, David 1995-96-98...... LB Barre, H.J. 1928 ...... C Brandt, Robert G. 1973-74 ...... G Cartwright, Rock 2000-01 ...... FB Conley, John F. 1946-47-48...... C Barrera, Manuel T. 1968-69...... DE Branson, Carl E. 1965 ...... T Carson, Alton 1974-75 ...... DT Converse, Verne 1946-47-48 ...... T Barry, Ron 2004 ...... DT Branson, Richard L. 1962-63-64 ...... T Carver, James M. 1968-69-70 ...... T Conwell, Herman H. 1906 Barta, Brooks 1989-90-91-92 ...... LB Breen, Emmett 1931-32 ...... HB Case, Glenn I. 1937-38 ...... OL Conwell, Kenneth 1935...... HB Bartley, Derrill 1946 ...... HB Brettschneider, Thomas 1959-60-62 ...... OL Casey, Brian 2002-03-04...... TE Cook, Jerry L. 1963-64-65...... E Bridges, William A. 1969...... K Cook, William F. 1941

THE POWER OF ONE | 179 ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

Cooley, A. Ralph 1904-05-10...... G Dickerson, W.E. 1971 Evans, Derrick 2002...... WR Gaskins, Percell 1993-94-95...... LB Cooper, James K. 1961-63...... E Dickey, Clifford Lynn 1968-69-70 ...... QB Evans, H. 1904 Gatz, Ike F. 1917-18-19-20 ...... T Cooper, Jarrod 1997-98-99-2000 ...... SS Dickey, Darrell Ray 1979-80-81-82 ...... QB Evans, Jay Dale 1958-59-60 ...... HB Gehlbach, Walter R. 1948-49-50 ...... T Cooper, John 2003 ...... WR Diehl, Ross 2006...... LB Evans, Jerome 1996-97...... DT Gentry, Austin P. 1951-52-53 ...... G Cooper, Thomas A. 1961 ...... QB Diles, Zach 2005-06 ...... LB Evans, Justin 2005 ...... QB George, Chester A. 1958 ...... G Coppenbarger, Ronnie 1970-71-72 ...... DB Dillon, Tom 1987-88 ...... TB Evans, T. Marion 1927-28-29 ...... QB George, Tearrius 2004-05 ...... DE Copping, Farley D. 1898 Dimel, Dana 1985-86 ...... T Evans, Robert 1977-78 ...... CB Gerla, Rick 2002...... P Corbin, Richard W. 1955-56-57...... QB Dimmitt, H.A. 1928 ...... E Everley, Eric 1999-2000-02 ...... DT Gibson, Oscar J. 1968-69-70...... LB Cordelli, Anthony M. (Tito) 1954-56...... T Dirk, Duane 1976-77-79 ...... DT Evridge, Allan 2005...... QB Gill, Howard Eugene 1948-50 ...... HB Corrigan, Lawrence T. 1961-62-63 ...... QB Divilbiss, Dan 2000...... C Gilles, Fred N. 1899-1900 Corrigan, Richard E. 1959-60-61 ...... T Dodrill, J.M. 1915-16 ...... T F Gingery, Howard L. 1916-19 Cottle, Charles F. 1963-64-65 ...... FB Doll, Raymond 1931-33 ...... B Faerber, Tom 1978-79 ...... LB Gingery, J.B. 1907-08-09...... T Cotton, Brent 1985-86-87 ...... TE Donaldson, Amos R. 1978-79-80-82 ...... G Faggins, DeMarcus 2000-01 ...... CB Ginther, Jim 1978-79 ...... K Couch, James 1974-76 ...... FB Doolen, Arthur H. 1922-24 ...... RB Fagler, Paul 1937-38 Givens, Hoyt 1950...... HB Cowan, Dale 1943-44-45-46 ...... T Dorsey, Floyd 1974-75-76-77 ...... OL Fair, Eugene 1939-40 ...... QB Glatz, Gary F. 1970-71-72 ...... DT Cowan, Jered 2003 ...... DL Dotson, Lin 1996 ...... WR Fairbank, Paul E. 1930-31 ...... E Glaze, Raymond C. 1955-56-57 ...... FB Cowell, E.R. 1919-20...... QB/HB Doty, Jon 2002-03-04 ...... T Fairman, Charles 1938-40 ...... G Gleue, David 1990-91 ...... T Cowell, Warren C. 1919-20-21...... FB Douglas, James M. 1925-26-27...... FB Fairman, H. 1917 ...... FB Godfrey, Gary L. 1968 ...... LB Cowings, Todd 1986-87 ...... WR Douglass, Robert 1936 ...... FB Falk, Max C. 1958-59 ...... HB Godinet, Randall 1985...... E Cox, Kerwin 1975-76 ...... WR Dowell, Russell T. 1960-61-62...... G Fanning, Paul K. 1934-35-36...... DL Goerger, John M. 1970-71-72...... WR Cox, Michael 1980-81-82 ...... TE Draper, Terry M. 1968-69-70 ...... WR Fanshier, Robert 1942-46-47...... OL Goerke, D.A. 1920...... FB Coxen, Harry H. 1912-14...... C Dresser, Henry D. 1913...... QB Faraimo, Iosefatu 1981-82 ...... TB Goff, John H. 1948-49-50 ...... G Crandell, Paul H. 1953 ...... E Drew, John A. 1961...... E Farinella, Charles 1952 ...... T Goforth, John 1944 ...... E Crawford, Charles G. 1981-82-83-85...... FB Drouillard, Jeff 1986...... G Fatafehi, Mario 1999-2000 ...... DT Goldner, Dan 1986-87...... DT Crawford, John 1988-89 ...... DL Drown, James 1944 ...... G Faubion, Hiram Henry 1949-50-51 ...... HB Gonzalez, Daniel 2006 ...... WR Crawley, John C. 1936-37 ...... E Dubois, Norman P. 1969-70-71 ...... DE Faubion, J. William 1943-44 ...... HB Gonzalez, Tony 1990-91...... LB Creed, Lloyd Michael 1969-70-71...... WR Duckers, John W. 1969-70 ...... WR Faubus, C.L. 1970...... C Goode, Rob 1985-86-87-88 ...... NG Crenshaw, Willis C. 1960-62-63...... FB Dudley, Bernard C. 1951-52-53-54 ...... HB Faulkner, Chad 1986-87-88-89 ...... G Gooden, Eric 1998 ...... RB Creswell, David M. 1971 ...... T Dukelow, James D. 1968-69-70...... LB Faunce, Troy 1985-86 ...... P Goodnow, Mike 1999...... K Creviston, Elmer G. 1949-50-52...... FB Dulan, Antoine 1988-89 ...... RB Faustin, Vlad 2006 ...... DT Goodpasture, Donald T. 1959-61-62 ...... OL Crews, Tyrone 1976-77-78-79 ...... LB Duncan, James M. 1966-67 ...... HB Feather, Elwin E. 1924-25-26...... FB Goolsby, Brian 1995-96-97-98 ...... FB Crim, George 1946 Duncan, Lawrence 1940-41-42 ...... T Feldman, Joe 1988 ...... K Gordon, Joe 1993-94-95-96 ...... CB Crist, Gwinn 1943 Duncan, Roosevelt 1976-77-78-79 ...... FB Felps, Clemens I. 1911-12...... C Gordon, Ira C. 1968-69 ...... T Cromleigh, James 1976-77 ...... OL Dunlap, C.E. 1926...... E Fergerson, Rick B. 1970-72 ...... WR Gosch, Neil 1999-2000-01 ...... LS Cronkite, Henry O. 1929-30-31...... E/DL Dunn, Marc 2001-02 ...... QB Ferguson, Clayton Jr. 1971-72 ...... DT Gowdy, Kenneth K. 1951-52-53...... C Crosby, William E. 1973...... DT Dunnigan, James 2001-02 ...... CB Figurs, Yamon 2004-05-06...... WR Gowing, Tommy L. 1955 Croyle, George S. 1907-08-09-10 ...... HB Durant, Edwin Irwin 1899 File, Lee 2003...... DE Goyne, Richard M. 1965-66-67...... NG Crumbaker, Don 1937-38-39...... E Dusenbury, Douglas K. 1962-63-64...... HB Finan, T.J. 2005...... LS Gragg, Dennis L. 1973-74 ...... LB Cullars, Willie 1972-73 ...... DE Duwe, Kent 1939-40-41 ...... FB Finfrock, John R. 1960 ...... HB Graham, Ralph M. 1931-32-33 ...... FB Culver, Chuck 1991-92 ...... DB/RB Dvorak, Rockey 1985-86 ...... T Finley, John L. 1948 Gramatica, Martin 1994-95-97-98 ...... K Cummins, Randall 1998-99-2000 ...... C Fiser, Doug 1984...... DB Graves, Roy R. 1906 Cunningham, J.C. 1901-04 E Fiser, Lud 1929-30 ...... HB Gray, Rickey E. 1973-74-75 ...... DT Cunningham, James 1972...... HB Eagle, Ray 1994-95...... DT Fisher, Parrish 2005 ...... RB Gray, Ty 1988 ...... FB Cunningham, Sol Whitney 1904-07 ...... QB Easterwood, Robert 1986-87-88 ...... DB Fisher, William 1977-78...... SS Grechus, James W. 1963-64-65 ...... HB Curry, Brian 1985 ...... G Eaton, Stephan L. 1971-72 ...... DT Fitzgerald, L.D. 1954...... E Green, Charlie 1976-77-78...... WR Curry, Robert 1947 ...... QB Ebert, Thomas E. 1951-54...... E Fleck, Theodore 1925-26-27 ...... E Green, Mack 1977-78 ...... TB Cusic, W.D. 1912-13 ...... OL Eby, Andy 1999-2000-01...... G Fleming, Jack K. 1935-36 ...... HB Green, Mont 1904 Echols, Quintin 2003-04-05-06 ...... DT Fleming, Shawn 1988-89 ...... G Green, Rogerick 1988-89-90-91 ...... CB D Eckardt, Kenneth A. 1966-67-68...... NG Flenthorpe, Don 1933-34-35...... DL Greene, Kelly 1991-92-93-94 ...... T Dabney, Sean 1990-91, 1993 ...... DT Edmonds, Scott 2003-04-05 ...... DE Fogle, DeShawn 1993-94-95-96 ...... LB Greenwood, Ross 1993-94-95-96 ...... G Dageforde, Greg L. 1982-83...... TB Edwards, Albert R. 1925-26-27 ...... E Foote, Mitch 1980...... LB Greve, William B. 1965-66-67 ...... DE Dahnke, Robert E. 1952-53-54 ...... QB Edwards, E.J. 1909 ...... HB Forbes, Blair C. 1933 ...... G Griffing, O. Dean 1933-34 ...... C Dalton, Lloyd H. 1931-32 ...... E Edwards, Jim B. 1934-35 ...... FB Forst, Dart 1994 Griffith, Ekwensi 1989-90-91-92...... DT Damiani, Richard 1951...... G Edwards, L.T. 1974-75...... TB Fowler, George G. 1981-84-85 ...... DT Griffith, Tony 2005 ...... DB Damon, David 1995...... LB Edwards, Leon 1992-93-94...... RB Fox, Phil 1896 Grimes, James Theodore 1945-47 ...... FB Danieley, Edward L. 1963-64-65 ...... QB/FB Edwards, Lewis Sidney 1899 Frankenhoff, C.A. 1917 ...... T Grogan, Steven J. 1972-73-74...... QB Daniels, Robert M. 1981-82-83-84 ...... LB Ehret, Delbert 1948 Franks, 1899 Grosdidier, Jarrett 1994-95-96-97 ...... TE Daniels, William 1928-29-30...... E Ehrlick, Al 1926 ...... E Franz, John E. 1922...... T Grosse, Ben E. 1956-57-58...... HB Dansel, Jonathan 2003 ...... LB Ehrsam, A.W. 1897 Frazee, Dennis 1974-75-76 ...... LB Grush, Doug 1990-91 ...... T Darland, Kirk 1974-75-76 ...... WR Eisenhauer, Terry 1983 ...... SS Freeland, James R. 1933-34 ...... E Guice, Gracen 1975...... SS Darnell, Lawrence A. 1933 Ekeler, Mike 1991-92-93-94 ...... LB Freeman, A.H. 1927-28-29 ...... DL Gump, Robert H. 1930 Darter, Don A. 1959...... T Elder, Darrell K. 1960-61-62 ...... E Freeman, Gary L. 1972-73-74 ...... T Gwinn, Francis 1942...... RB Davenport, Clinton 1977 ...... OL Elder, Maurice L. 1934-35-36 ...... FB Freeman, Josh 2006 ...... QB Davenport, Ramon 1989 ...... DE Elder, Todd 1984-85-86 ...... WR French, John R. 1958-59 ...... E H Davidson, Jamie 1975-77-78 ...... DT Elliot, George R. 1909-10 ...... E Frick, Forris 1944 ...... E Hagg, Chris 1975-76 ...... T Davis, Cornelius G. 1966-67-68...... FB Elliott, Earl 1944...... HB Friedrich, Alan 1987-88-89 ...... TE Haas, Harvey W. 1944-45 ...... E Davis, Daniel 2002 ...... RB Elliott, Larry A. 1954...... QB Frieson, Michael 2006...... OL Habiger, Frank J. 1898 Davis, Shirley 1937-38 ...... DL Ellis, Donald J. 1961...... G Frigon, Blake 1995-96...... C Hackl, Frank 1913 Davis, Surrell 2004-05 ...... DB Ellis, Harlan 1943...... G Fulhage, Scott A. 1981-82-83-84 ...... P Hackney, Elmer 1937-38-39 ...... FB Dawson, LeRoy M. 1946-47...... G Ellis, Ray 1936-37...... E Fulner, Brad 1985 ...... DT Hackney, Gerald E. 1948-49...... FB Dayhoff, Harold J. 1924-25-27...... HB/DL Engelland, William 1941-42 ...... E Furey, James A. 1953-54-55 ...... C Hackney, Troy 1996-97-98 ...... WR Dean, Jimmy 1995-96 ...... WR Enin-Okut, James 1987-88-89-90 ...... LB Hafferty, John J. 2004-05-06...... OL Dean, Kent 1984-85-86-87 ...... TE Enlow, Charles R. 1916-17-19 ...... T G Hafferty, John 1976-77-78 ...... C DeArmond, Will 1899-1900 Enns, Karl C. 1925-26-27 ...... QB Gale, J. Darren 1980-81-82...... SS Hageman, 1901 DeBitetto, George, L. 1954-55...... G Enns, Nicholas 1913-14 ...... FB Gallagher, Cliff 1918-19 ...... HB Haggman, E.A. 1905-06 ...... G DeBord, Joe W. 1938-39 ...... T Epps, Frederick Wm. 1898 Gallagher, William J. 1958-59-61...... FB Hahn, Isaac 1911 DeLaHunt, Tom 1975-76 ...... T Epps, Jack 1983-84-85 ...... SS Gallon, Eric 1989-91-92 ...... RB Hahn, Ray 1918-20-21-22 ...... G Demby, Reggie 1985 ...... RB Erickson, Oscar Jr. 1941-46 Gangwish, Matt 1996-97...... FB Hall, Joe 1999-2001...... RB Denmark, Demetric 1996-97...... CB Erickson, William 1942 ...... C Garber, Matt 1990-91-92 ...... QB Hall, Pat 1983-84-85...... FS Dennis, Davin 2002-03-04-05 ...... WR Erker, Andrew 2006...... DB Garner, Laird 1990-91 ...... WR Halliburton, Willie 1986-87...... DB Dern, H.L. 1899 Errington, C. Hugh 1928-29 ...... G/DL Garcia, James 1995-96-97-98 ...... P Hamel, David 2003 ...... P Dettmer, Arlan W. 1956...... HB Estes, Lloyd D. 1949 ...... PR/K Garst, Kyle 1992 ...... LB Hamler, R.E. 1926-27 ...... C Devore, Chris 2001...... WR Estes, Ross O. 1945-48-49-50 ...... HB Garver, Matt 1986-87 ...... T Hamlin, Howard E. 1942-45 ...... C Dial, F.V. 1896 Eteuini, Malo 1978 ...... G Garvin, Byron 2004-05-06 ...... DB Hamlin, Kenneth 1939-40 Dickerson, Ronald L. 1968-69-70 ...... HB Eubanks, Willone E. 1972-73...... LB Gaskins, Greg 2005-06 ...... LB Hammond, A.L. 1909-10...... G

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Hammond, Lee 1926-27 ...... HB Hoffman, Cory 2001-02...... DE Hancock, John 1939-41 ...... C Hoffman, Russell 1896 Handy, Caleb 2005-06...... OL Hoffman, Russell A. 1924-26 ...... HB ALL-TIME TEAM CAPTAINS Hanks, Steve 1993-94-95 ...... SS Hoheisel, Nick 1999-2000-01-02...... FB 1896 Leonard Poston 1965 James Grechus Matt Garber Hanley, Brien 1997-98 ...... G Hokanson, Dean T. 1966 ...... G 1897 George Wagner Bill Matan Jaime Mendez Hannah, Paul 1938-39 ...... C Holakeituai, Peni 2003 ...... OL 1898 George Tulloss Willie Jones Chris Patterson Hanney, Paul W. 1967-68-69 ...... LB Holland, Rolla B. 1934-35-36 ...... G 1899 R. Thompson 1966 none Reggie Blackwell Hanson, Homer P. 1931-32-33 ...... G Hollinger, Robert Deane 1945 ...... HB 1900 E.E. Pangborn 1967 Danny Lankas Quentin Neuhahr Hanson, Tim 1986-87 ...... QB Hollis, Kevin 2006 ...... DB Harbert, Darrell 1991-92-93-94 ...... DT Holloman, Cliff 1999...... DT 1901 W.H. Spencer 1968 Dave Jones 1993 John Butler Hardin, Russell 1944-45...... G Holman, William M. 1971-72-73 ...... FB 1902 N.L. Towne 1969 John Stucky Andre Coleman Harding, Andrew L. 1981-83-84-85...... G Holmbeck, John M. 1971...... DE 1903 R. Thompson 1970 Lynn Dickey Jaime Mendez Hardwick, Conrad E. 1960-61-62 ...... G Holmes, Jacob C. 1910-11...... T 1904 Carroll Walker Oscar Gibson Quentin Neujahr Hardy, Eric 1994 ...... P Holsinger, Joe F. 1925-26-27...... HB 1905 W.T. Scholz 1971 Keith Best 1994 Barrett Brooks Haresnape, David 1990...... G Hood, Richard 1945 ...... C 1906 Carl Mallon William Butler Kirby Hocutt Harms, Hustin 2004 ...... LB Hooper, Frank G. 1950...... RB 1907 J.S. Montgomery 1972 Dennis Morrison J.J. Smith Harper, Erick 1986-87-88-89 ...... DB Hopkins, Larry P. 1971-72...... G 1908 O.W. Hunter Gary Melcher Laird Veatch Harris, Richard 1945...... FB Hoppas, Dean 1945 ...... RB 1909 J.B. Gingery 1973 John Wells 1995 Mitch Running Harrison, John 1935-36 ...... DL Hopper, George 1911 1910 G.S. Croyle Greg Jones Matt Miller Harrison, Russell 1968-69-70 ...... TB Hoppock, Douglas G. 1978-79-80-82...... T 1911 Jacob Hunter 1974 Steve Grogan Dirk Ochs Harsh, Glen 1930-31 Horchem, Brad 1976-77-78-79 ...... FS 1912 C.I. Phelps Leslie Chaves Percell Gaskins Harshberger, Gary 1985-86 ...... TE Horchem, Travis 2003...... DB 1913 F.H. Loomis Gordon Chambliss Dederick Kelly Harter, Bernard C. 1922-23-24 ...... QB Houchin, Rob 1976-77-78-79 ...... DT Harter, Kenneth W. 1932-33 ...... C Houchin, Thomas 2001-02-03...... DE 1914 M.E. Agnew 1975 Louis Wegerer 1996 Kevin Lockett Hartshorn, Larry L. 1951-52-53-54 ...... T Houlik, John 2006...... LB 1915 E.W. Skinner Paul Smith Brian Kavanagh Hartwig, Charles 1911...... FB Householder, Dee J. 1926-27...... T 1916 John Barnes Carl Pennington Mario Smith Hartwig, Fred 1913-14-15 ...... FB Howard, 1899 1917 J.A. Clark Timothy Wassemiller Jason Johnson Harvey, Max 1944 ...... QB Howard, Darren 1996-97-98-99 ...... DE 1918 L.W. Randels 1976 Carl Pennington Joe Gordon Harvey, Robert 1943 ...... G Howard, Duane 1976 ...... QB 1919 L.A. Bogue Gary Spani 1997 Erick Hickson Harwood, Nathan D. 1915-16-17 ...... HB Howard, Henry S. 1964-65-66 ...... TB 1920 Ike Gatz 1977 Gary Spani Travis Ochs Haskard, Richard E. 1925 ...... RB Howenstine, L.L. 1911...... FB 1921 R.E. Cleland Wendell Henrikson Todd Weiner Hasler, Harry 1930-31-32 Hraba, Adolph R. 1929-30-31...... G 1922 Ray Hahn 1978 none Mark Simoneau Hatcher, Joe 1975...... QB Hubbell, Rob 1989 ...... NT 1923 Ralph Nichols 1979 Tyrone Crews Ryan Young Haun, Harold L. 1960 ...... HB Hudson, Paul 1970 1924 Lynn Munn Roosevelt Duncan 1998 Michael Bishop Haury, Earl 1943-44 ...... T Huff, Edward 1939-40-41 ...... G 1925 H.L. McGee Tim Buchanan Eric Hickson Hausman, Casey 2005 ...... WR Huffman, Ralph 1938-39...... T 1926 S.J. Tombaugh Brad Horchem Jeff Kelly Havick, Jake 1997-98 ...... DB Huggins, Guy 1985 ...... T 1927 Jim Douglas 1980 James Walker Mark Simoneau Havley, Chester 1924 ...... HB Hughes, Curtis 1983-84-85...... DT Hawthorne, Henry E. 1969-70...... WR Hughes, Dan 1986-87 ...... WR 1928 M.B. Pearson John Liebe Travis Ochs Hayes, Edward M. 1937...... DL Hughes, Glen 1979-80...... FB 1929 A.H. Freeman Don Birdsey Ryan Young Hayes, Jerry L. 1955-56 ...... HB Hull, William Adam 1948...... E 1930 Alex Nigro 1981 none 1999 Mark Simoneau Haymaker, H.H. 1913-14...... QB Hull, William T. 1961-62 ...... T 1931 Henry Cronkite 1982 Jim Kennedy Lamar Chapman Haynes, 1912 Humbarger, Mark D. 1981 ...... TE 1932 Walter Zeckser Vic Koenning Jarrod Cooper Hays, Barney A. 1934-35-36 ...... E Humphrey, Kevin 1985-86 ...... DT 1933 Ralph Graham Dan Ruzich Jonathan Beasley Haywood, R. 1909...... FB Hundley, Barton N. 1981-82-84-85 ...... FS 1934 George Maddox 1983 Eric Mack 2000 Aaron Lockett Heath, Clarence "Huck" 1941-2/46-7...... T Hundley, Mark W. 1980-81-82-83 ...... FB 1935 Ralph Churchill L.E. Madison Jarrod Cooper Heath, Richard M. 1969-70-71 ...... G Hunter, Earl S. 1941 1936 Rolla Holland Jim Northcutt Ben Leber Heaton, Carl 1937 ...... G Hunter, O.W. 1907-08 ...... QB 1937 A. Krueger Reggie Singletary Randall Cummins Hedberg, Axel 1974 ...... T Huntley, Kevin 2003-04...... DE 1938 Staley Pitts 1984 Stan Weber Jonathan Beasley Hedges, Donald E. 1954 ...... E Hurd, Jeffery 1983-84-85-86...... DT 1939 Don Crumbaker Damian Johnson 2001 Aaron Lockett Heinrichs, M.A. 1906-08-09 ...... C Hurd, Oliver 1986 ...... DB 1940 Chris Langvardt Bob Daniels Ben Leber Heinz, Gary J. 1960-61-62...... QB/HB Husted, A. 1918 ...... FB Helm, Adam 1998-99 ...... QB Husted, H. 1916 1941 Lysie Wilkins 1985 Barton Hundley Terry Pierce Hemmerling, Dwight F. 1968 ...... T Huston, G.D. 1918-19-20, 1926 ...... G 1942 Francis Gwin Tim Stone Josh Scobey Hemphill, Matt 1991-92-93-94 ...... LS Hutchins, Alfred 1985 ...... LB 1943 James Machen 1986 Kevin Humphrey Jon McGraw Hemphill, William 1935-36 ...... E Hutto, C.E. 1919 ...... G Phillip Lane Jeff Hurd 2002 Marc Dunn Henderson, Shelby 1974-75 ...... G Hutton, Ronald V. 1922-23-24 ...... OL/DL 1944 Jean Smith Bob Bessert Nick Leckey Hennesy, Matt 1989 ...... LB 1945 Russ Hardin Todd Moody Terence Newman Henricks, Jordan 2006 ...... DB I 1946 Clarence Heath 1987 Rick Lewis Terry Pierce Henrikson, Wendell 1976-77...... QB Irvin, Braden 2004 ...... DB 1947 Harold Bryan Tony Jordan 2003 Josh Buhl Henry, Maurice 1986-87-88-89...... DE Isernhagen, Glenn A. 1961 ...... E 1948 none Matt Garver Nick Leckey Herds, Tyreese 1986-87-88-89 ...... DB Ives, Robert 1946 1949 Rollin Prather Grady Newton Ell Roberson Hernandez, David C. 1971-73-74...... T Joseph Blanchard Matt Wallerstedt Andrew Shull Hernandez, Frank 1988-89-90-91...... WR J 1950 Kenneth Johnson 1988 Tom Dillon Rashad Washington Herndon, Courtney 2006...... DB Jackson, Brian 1996 ...... WR Lauren R. Johnson Jim Oehm 2004 Jermaine Berry Herrick, Eric 1989...... G Jackson, Ed 1896-97 1951 none Lee Pickett Brian Casey Herron, Mack W. 1968-69 ...... RB Jackson, Issac W. 1971-72-73 ...... HB Hess, Chris 1995-96-97 ...... LS Jackson, Jim 1980 ...... K 1952 none Mark Porter Victor Mann Heter, Richard 1979 ...... DT Jackson, Pat 1989-90...... RB 1953 Tom O’Boyle 1989 Chad Faulkner Darren Sproles Heun, Scott 1994-95 ...... T Jackson, Rob 2006 ...... DE 1954 Ronald Marciniak Erick Harper Jesse Tetuan Hickman, Bryan 2001-02-03 ...... LB Jackson, Tim 1985 ...... CB Corky Taylor Carl Straw 2005 Brandon Archer Hickson, Eric 1994-95-97-98 ...... RB Jacobs, Matt 1985 ...... P 1955 Jim Furey Maurice Henry Jeromey Clary Hilgendorf, Harold Lyster 1945 ...... HB Jacobs, Wesley A. 1972...... LB 1956 Ellis Rainsberger 1990 Brooks Barta Victor Mann Hill, Rusty 1981 ...... QB Jacox, Kendyl 1994-95-96-97 ...... C 1957 Ellis Rainsberger Danny Needham 2006 Brandon Archer Hill, T.N. 1896-97 James, Lemuel 1983-84 ...... FB 1958 Gene Meier Michael Smith Jordy Nelson Hill, Thomas 2001-02-03...... TE Jeffery, Chester 1976-77-78 ...... DT 1959 Joe Vader Carl Straw Blake Seiler Hilliard, Don 1990 ...... RB Johndrow, Edward J. 1973...... QB 1960 Dale Evans 1991 Elijah Alexander Greg Wafford Hilliard, Robert G. 1953-54...... G Johnson, Chris 1997-98-99-2000 ...... DE 1961 Al Kouneski Paul Watson 2007 Ian Campbell Hinds, George W. 1917-18-19 Johnson, Clyde 1994-95-96...... SS 1962 Jack King Brooks Barta Josh Freeman Hitch, Ken 1977-78-79 ...... T Johnson, Damian 1981-82-83-84 ...... T 1963 Willis Crenshaw Russ Campbell Jordy Nelson Hite, Don 1946 Johnson, David 1936 Dennis Winfrey Michael Smith Justin Roland Hixson, R.W. 1918-19 ...... HB Johnson, D.L. 1978-79-81...... DE Hlasney, Todd 1994-95...... WR Johnson, Douglas 1982-83 ...... LB 1964 Robert Mitts 1992 Brooks Barta Hmielewski, Jim 1991-92-93-94 ...... T Johnson, James 2006 ...... RB Bob Sjogren Eric Gallon Hocutt, Kirby 1991-92-93-94 ...... LB Johnson, Jarad 2002...... LB

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Johnson, Jason 1993-94-95-96...... C Kraft, Vernon A. 1966-67...... DT M Meier, Dylan 2003-04, 2006 ...... QB Johnson, Lauren Richard 1948-50...... E Kramer, Karl 1945-46 ...... QB/P MacDonald, Tim 1984-85-87...... DT Meier, Gene R. 1956-57-58 ...... T Johnson, Mike 2002-03-04 ...... OL Kramer, Lance 2001-02-03 ...... FB Machen, James 1943 Meier, Shad 1997-98-99-2000...... TE Johnson, Otis 2006...... DB Krebs, Donald E. 1962-63 ...... E Mack, Eric 1980-81-82-83...... FL Meissenger, W.H. 1928-29 ...... HB Johnson, Rod 1987 ...... DL Krizan, Robert L. 1957...... T Mack, James 1975 ...... QB Melcher, Gary W. 1970-71-72 ...... DB Johnston, Kenneth K. 1948-49-50 ...... FB Krueger, Anthony F. 1935-36-37 ...... G Mack, Maurice 2003-04-05-06 ...... LB Melody, William 1947 ...... C Jolley, Alvin 1918 Kruger, David 1987-89 ...... K Mackey, Mark 1981...... LB Menas, Thomas 1980-81-82 ...... G Jones, Al 1988-89-90-91...... TE Krull, Jon 1987-88-89-90 ...... TE Madden, Curtis 1988-89-90-91 ...... FB/DE Mendenhall, George 1942 ...... E Jones, Bret 2004 ...... DB Krull, Leslie E. 1957-58 ...... QB Maddox, George 1932-33-34 ...... T Mendez, Jaime 1990-91-92-93 ...... FS Jones, Daniel C. 1956-57-58...... FB Krysl, Jerry 1924-25-26 ...... T Madison, L.E. 1980-81-82-83 ...... DE Menke, George G. 1896...... HB Jones, David R. 1966-67-68...... WR Kuhn, Michael J. 1968-69-70 ...... DE Madison, Tony 2004 ...... WR Merrifield, Thomas 1974-75 ...... QB Jones, Gregory E. 1971-72-73 ...... LB Kuklenski, Dave 1976-77-78...... NG Magee, Travon 2002 ...... TE Merrill, Fred L. 1971-73 ...... WR Jones, Kevin S. 1971-72 ...... TE Magrath, L.A. 1918 ...... OL Merriman, Harry 1942-46-47 ...... HB Jones, Larry C. 1959 L Majeski, Bob 1983 ...... WR Mersch, Ron 1975-76 ...... OL Jones, Lee 1941 ...... B Lacy, Ronald F. 1961-62 ...... C Makalous, Clifford 1942 ...... G Meschke, David G. 1966 ...... RB Jones, Marion J. 1945 Laddish, George P. 1955-56-57 ...... E Makalous, Kenneth 1939-40 ...... C Meyer, Derek 2006 ...... OL Jones, Nate 1977 ...... DB Lafferty, Gary Lee 1959-60 ...... T Mallon, Carl 1904-05-06 ...... HB Meyer, Earl H. 1951-52-53...... T Jones, Oliver 1975 ...... NG Laflin, R.D. 1910 ...... C Manges, Harry L. 1945 Meyers, Alfred 1929 ...... C Jones, Sonny Ray 1988 ...... TB Lambert, Brad 1984-85-86-87 ...... DB Mann, Victor 2002-03-04-05...... FB Meyers, Jeff 1979-80-81...... FB Jones, Victor 1946-47...... QB Lambing, Ralph M. 1957-58-59...... OL Manning, Rick 1981-82 ...... FL Michael, Lloyd 1930-31-32...... C Jones, Willie Lee 1963-64-65 ...... T Lamone, Brian 2000-01-02 ...... TE Manu, Moses 2006 ...... DE Michenko, Dave 1981 ...... G Jordan, Randy 2002 ...... CB Lander, Jim E. 1935 ...... QB Manucci, Dan 1977-78...... QB Mickens, Charlie 1986 ...... LB Jordan, Tony 1984-85-86-87 ...... TB Landry, Ben 1978-79 ...... DE Marble, A.L. 1912-13-14...... T Mildrexter, John L. 1923-24...... QB/P Julian, Robert E. 1949-50 ...... G Lane, Phillip 1942-43 ...... T Marciniak, Ronald J. 1951-52-53-54 ...... T Miles, Donald W. 1957 ...... G Langford, David J. 1964-65-66 ...... T Marcoline, John J. 1958-59...... HB Miller, 1899 K Langvardt, Chris 1938-39-40 ...... E Margrove, 1901 Miller, Billy 2001-02 ...... OL Kane, Dennis F. 1949-52 ...... G Lankas, Daniel J. 1965-66-67 ...... LB Marlowe, Chuck 1993-94-95 ...... FS Miller, Jarvis 2001 ...... OL Karetski, Alvin J. 1952-53-54 ...... T Lareau, Donald E. 1972-73-74 ...... LB Marn, Gregory A. 1966-67-68 ...... LB Miller, Jim 1977-78-79 ...... G Kavanagh, Brian 1994-95-96 ...... QB Larson, Lyndon A. 1968-69 ...... T Marshall, T. 1920 Miller, J.J. 1977 ...... CB Kazar, Jason 1998-99-2000...... LB Larson, Paul 1943 Marso, Derek 2003-04-05...... DL Miller, L. 1918 ...... HB Keady, Lloyd E. (Gene) 1956-57...... HB Larzarlere, R.G. 1908 ...... HB Martin, Don A. 1956-58...... FB/G Miller, Les 1983-84-85 ...... DT Kealana-Kamakea, Jesse 2002-03...... OL Lasswell, Tull 1922...... G Martin, Jeremy 1995-96-97-98...... G Miller, Marcus 1986-87-88-89 ...... DB Keefer, Leland E. 1923-24...... DL Latimore, Marion L. 1970-71 ...... G Martin, Matt 2000-01 ...... T Miller, Matt 1994-95...... QB Keelan, John E. 1955-56-57 ...... T Latiolais, Bobby 1994-95...... TE Martin, Max F. 1963-64-65 Miller, Rick 1986 ...... DB Keeler, William 1952...... C Lauridsen, Kent 1983-84...... FS Martin, Roy 1907 Milne, Jeremy 1999-2001...... QB Keeley, Bill J. 1982-83...... LB Lauridsen, Scott 1981-82-83...... FS Martin, Tom 1943 Minis, J. 1900 Keller, August 1951-52 ...... C Laurie, David R. 1960 ...... FB Martinez, Jesse 2004, 2006 ...... P/WR Minter, Joseph R. 1968 ...... C Keller, Larry F. 1969-70...... G Lavender, Louis 2003-04 ...... DB Marxen, E. 1910 ...... HB Mitts, Robert I. 1962-63-64 ...... G Kelly, Dederick 1993-94-95...... FB Lawrence, Bobby 1987-88 ...... NG Massieon, Richard J. 1966 ...... DT Molitor, Bill 1997 ...... DE Kelly, Howard 1948 Lawrence, Mike 1994-95-96-97 ...... RB Masters, C.J. 1989-90-91-92...... SS Montgomery, James Michael 1968-70 ...... FB Kelly, Jeff 1997-98 ...... LB Lawrence, Toby 1989-90-91-92...... G Masters, Claude 1897-98 ...... DB Montgomery, Joseph S. 1904-07 ...... T Kemp, Lloyd Paul 1959 Lawson, Gerald W. 1967-68-69 ...... FB Masters, Richard D. 1960-61 ...... HB Montgomery, Justin 2001-02-03 ...... DT Kendrick, John 1984-85 ...... TB Lawson, Joe 2003-04...... WR Mastrud, Jeron 2006 ...... TE Moody, Joe Bill 1954...... E Kennedy, Jim 1980-81-82 ...... C Lazetich, Johnno 1999-2000 ...... FB Matan, William D. 1963-64-65 ...... E Moody, Todd 1983-84-85-86 ...... TB Kennedy, William H. 1966-67-68 ...... DE Leber, Ben 1998-99-2000-01 ...... LB Matney, Clayton 1936-37 ...... HB Mooney, Robert 1944 ...... FB Kerr, Bob 1981-82-83 ...... LB Leckey, Nick 2000-01-02-03 ...... C Maughlin, 1910-11...... G Moore, Antwon 2006...... LB Kershner, Gary J. 1959 ...... QB Lee, Terry E. 1958 ...... FB Maupin, Theodore E. 1949-50-51 ...... HB Moore, James M. 1967 ...... G Key, Clyde C. 1917 LeGault, Leonard A. 1954-55...... T May, Chad 1993-94 ...... QB Moore, Joshua 2006...... DB Kidd, Eddie 1996 ...... WR Lehman, Gale L. 1947...... HB Mayer, Robert C. 1950 ...... HB Moore, Mike 1990 ...... SS Kientz, Emile F. 1937-38 ...... DL Lembright, James A. 1973-74-75 ...... DB McBride, Derrick 1992 ...... DB Moore, T.E. 1915...... G Kier, Charles 1940-41 Lesco, Harmon A. 1946 McBurney, Ed C. 1927-28 ...... G Moran, Alphonso 2005-06...... DT Kilgore, Charles W. 1973-74-75 ...... NG Letourneau, David J. 1982 McCain, Will 1987-88-89...... T Moreira, Jermaine 2003-04-05-06 ...... WR Kilian, Jody 1989-90-91-92...... DT Lewis, Larry 2002...... RB McCardle, John 2005-06...... DB Morgan, John C. 1965...... G Killough, Robert 1942-43 ...... QB Lewis, Rick R. 1980...... LB McCarthy, John C. 1971-72-73...... TE Morgan, Lee T. 1932-33 ...... B Kimball, Ronald D. 1972...... HB Lewis, Rick L. 1984-86-87...... FB McCloud, Jerry 2002...... CB Morgan, Quincy 1999-2000 ...... WR Kinard, Harold 1944 ...... C Libel, Brice 1997-98-99-2000 ...... WR McConnell, Vernon K. 1958-59 ...... QB Morrill, Gary B. 1979-80-81-82 ...... FS King, Derek 1995-96 ...... FB Liebe, John 1976-77-79-80...... E McCoy, Nilijah 1999 ...... DT Morris, Danny 2000-01-02-03...... RB King, Jackie Joe 1961-62 ...... E Lilja, Ryan 2002-03 ...... OL McCutchen, Elvis 1938-39...... E Morris, James Robert 1980-82...... SS King, Lawrence 1942-46-47 ...... E Limes, James 1952...... E McDonald, Darnell 1997-98 ...... WR Morrison, Dennis C. 1971-72 ...... QB King, Manzy 1975-76-77 ...... WR Limes, Joe 1926 ...... QB McDonald, Harry E. 1968...... LB Mortimer, Jeff 2004-05-06...... LS King, Phillip A. 1963-64-65...... T Lindsey, Billy E. 1955 ...... T McDonald, Ronald T. 1960-61-62 ...... HB Moses, Ian 1996-98-99...... OL King, Robert K. 1944-45 ...... T Lindsey, Fred R. 1904-05...... E McEntyre, Kenny 1992-93 ...... CB Moten, Steve 1990-91-92 ...... DT Kirk, Arthur 1938-39-40 ...... FB Lindsey, Robert 1980 ...... DE McEwen, Matt 1993-94-95 ...... DE Mudge, Ben 1898-1900 Kirk, Clarence B. 1904-05 ...... HB/QB Lininger, James H. 1950-51...... E McFillen, Ralph W. 1961-62-63...... HB Muhlheim, Wilson 1935-36-37 ...... DL Kirk, Donald P. 1982 ...... K Linta, Edward 1952-53-54 ...... E McGalliard, E.R. 1915...... HB Munn, Lyle 1922-23-24...... E Kirk, Henry 1934 Littlejohn, John B. 1959 ...... FB McGee, H.L. 1924-25 ...... G Munsell, E. 1904 Kirk, Robert W. 1934-35-36 Litton, Travis 1997-98-99 ...... LB McGill, James 2002-03...... DB Munzer, Don 1938-39-40...... E Klaassen, Matt 1978...... LB Lloyd, Ricky 2001...... WR McGraw, Jon 1998-99-2000-01 ...... FS Murphy, D.D. 1921 ...... C Klawiter, Warren D. 1963-64-65...... T Lockett, Aaron 1998-99-2000-01 ...... WR McIntosh, Damion 1996-97-98-99...... DT Murphy, Frank 1998-99...... RB Klebe, C.W. 2000...... DT Lockett, Kevin 1993-94-95-96 ...... WR McIntyre, David 1996-97-98 ...... G Murphy, Jonathan 2002...... K Klocke, Andy 1999-2000-01-02...... LB Logsdon, Richard J. 1954 ...... QB McLane, Timothy P. 1969-70-71 ...... FB Murray, Michael Joseph 1964-67 ...... DB Klimek, Ed 1936-37 ...... G Lojka, Brian 1992-93-94-95 ...... TE McKinney, Justin 2005-06...... DB Murray, Tim 1980-81...... T Knoll, John 1950...... C Long, Kenneth D. 1953-54 ...... HB McKinnis, Chad 1988 ...... TB Muscolino, Sam 1947 ...... G Knowles, Brandon 1995-96-97-98...... LS Long, Robert A. 1968-69 ...... WR McKinnon, Stuart 1980-81 ...... DE Koch, Randy 1986-87-88...... LB Loomis, Fred H. 1911-12-13 ...... T McMillin, Ray J. 1929-30-31 ...... DL N Kochera, Richard L. 1964 ...... T Lorenz, Jack C. 1950-51 ...... G McMurray, Craig 1980-81 ...... LB Nash, Kenneth H. 1960-61-62...... G Koenning, Victor E. 1978-79-80-82 ...... DE Lorenzen, Randall 1975-76-77 ...... LB McNeely, Melvin 1982 Navarro, Ernie 1976-77-78 ...... G Kolb, Josh 1990-91-92 ...... T Lott, Warren 2000...... LB McNeese, Rimmon 2006 ...... DE Nearhouse, John M. 1982-83 ...... G Kolich, Michael J. 1968-69-70 ...... DE Lovely, Kenneth 1976-77...... RB McNeil, Edgar 1942-46-47-48 ...... T Neasman, Gerald 1997-98...... DB/KR Koontz, Lyle 1948-49 ...... RB Lowe, Jeff 1986-87-88-89...... LB McNorton, Kent 1979-80...... LB Needham, Danny 1988-89-90 ...... SS Kopsky, Mike A. 1979-80-81-82...... FS Lowe, Sean 2003-04-05 ...... LB/TE McShulski, John 1952 ...... E Neely, Shelby M. 1927-31-32...... E Kouneski, Alfred C. 1959-60-61 ...... C Lummio, Al 1949-51...... G Mears, Rick 1988 ...... T Neill, Hobart 1942...... OL Kovar, Ray E. 1959-60 ...... E Luzinski, James P. 1956-57-58 ...... E Meek, Donald 1924-25-26 ...... HB Nelms, Keith 1976-77...... DE Koyl, Jeff S. 1981-83-84 ...... T Lyon, George C. 1926-27-28 ...... T Mehner, David Lee 1961-62...... E Nelson, Joe 2002 ...... RB Kozak, Mark 1975-76 ...... DT Nelson, Jordy 2005-06 ...... WR

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Nery, Ronald D. 1953-54-55 ...... T Payton, Jay 1944 ...... QB Rankin, George C. 1935-36-37 ...... HB Schiller, Rod 1990-92-93-94 ...... FB Nesmith, Kenneth L. 1954-55-56 ...... HB Pearl, Ivan W. 1980-81-82-83...... CB Rapp, James A. 1966...... TB Schindler, Ira 1921-22-23...... G Neujahr, Quentin 1990-91-92-93 ...... C Pearson, M. Bert 1926-27-28 ...... C Rasetar, Edward 1946...... G Schirmer, David 1946-47...... G Nevius, Harold 1948 Pearson, Robert 1992 ...... FB Ratliff, G.T. 1910...... HB Schmidt, Burton W. 1953-54-55 ...... G Newell, Jack 1944...... E Pearson, Zerlindon 1925-26 ...... T Rawlings, Kitt 1990-91-92-93 ...... SS Schmidt, Robert L. 1957 ...... G Newman, Terence 1999-2000-01-02 ...... CB Peck, Leslie Dean 1951-52-53 ...... G Ray, Martin E. 1959-60-61...... T Schmitz, Elmer 1985...... C Newton, Grady 1983-84-86-87 ...... LB Peddicord, George 1944 ...... HB Raymer, Donald 2006...... TE Schmitz, Henry W. 1920-21 ...... T Newton, Mark K. 1981-82-83-84...... NG Peluso, Ralph D. 1957-58-59...... T Reed, Myron W. 1924-25-26 ...... G Schmuecker, Ryan 2003 ...... OL Nichols, Ralph E. 1921-22-23 ...... T Pemberton, Greg 1981-82-83 ...... DT Reed, Renneth 1984-85...... DT Scholz, W.T. 1904-05-05 ...... FB Nichols, Robert B. 1963-64-65 ...... E Pence, Edward L. 1951-52-53 ...... E Rees, Brian 1991-92-93 ...... TE Schooley, Frank L. 1930...... E Nichols, William 1939-40 ...... G Pence, Royce 1946-47 Reese, Tank 2001-02...... DT Schrag, Andy 1985-86 ...... DB Nicholson, Rodney O. 1965 ...... HB Pennington, Carl 1973-74-75-76...... LB Reid, Lawrence 1946 ...... WR Schroeder, Loren 1945 Nickerson, Nelson 1981-82-83-84 ...... CB Penrod, Michael D. 1962-63-64...... T Repstine, Marvin 1942 ...... G Schuster, Steve 1978-79-80 ...... DB Nielson, H.T. 1897-1900-01 Peries, Gavin 1997-98 ...... WR Rettele, Ben 2000-01-02-03 ...... G Schuster, W.A. 1911-12 Nieman, Elmer 1938-39 ...... HB Perry, James C. 1962-64-65 ...... E Reves, Grant 2000...... T Schwerdt, John 1950 Niemoller, Al 1939-40 ...... T Perry, Marcus 2004-05-06 ...... LB Reyer, Tim 2004-05-06 ...... P Schwerdt, Tim 2005 ...... PK Nigro, Alex 1928-29-30...... HB Peters, Chester 1942...... E Rheem, Jamie 1996-97-99-2000...... K Schwieger, Tyson 1992-93-94-95 ...... WR Noblitt, David D. 1958-60-61 ...... G Peters, Richard 1939-40-41 ...... E Rheem, Joe 2001-02-03-04...... K Schwinn, Jeff 2002-03 ...... QB Noblitt, Robert L. 1961 ...... G Peters, Stu 1982-84 ...... LB Rhoades, James A. 1953...... FB Scobey, Josh 2000-01...... RB Noel, Phillip 1976-77 ...... OL Peterson, Gerald 1977 ...... DB Rhodes, Lodis 1965-66-67 ...... DB Scobey, Roscoe 1974-75-76 ...... RB Norby, Marvin 1944-45-46 ...... G Peterson, George P. "Bud" 1972-74...... WR Rice, Cedric E. 1966 ...... E Sconce, Lloyd 1934 ...... T Nordstrom, Kenneth 1936-37-38...... C Peterson, Richard 1942 ...... RB Rich, Billy J. 1959-60 ...... HB Scott, Cephus 1997 ...... DB Norman, Josef F. 1951...... E Petrie, Terry 2006 ...... RB Richards, Edward C. 1907 Scott, Clarence B. 1968-69-70 ...... DB Norris, Charles L. 1956...... HB Petrus, Arvyd P. 1968-69...... NG Richards, James C. 1907 Scott, Dimitrie 1985-86-88-89 ...... DB Northcutt, Jim 1981-82-83 ...... C Pfeifer, Ralph J. 1955-56-57 ...... FB Richards, Terry 1989...... TB Scott, Fred E. 1959 ...... E Norton, Lawrence H. 1929-30 Pickard, Phil 1978-79 ...... FL Richardson, James O. 1976-77 ...... FB Scott, Robert E. 1973 ...... DE Norwood, Rashaad 2005-06...... TE Pickett, Lee 1987-88...... FB Richardson, John W. 1959-60-61 ...... HB Scott, Robert L. 1969 ...... DB Nossek, William L. 1966-67-68...... QB Pierce, Robert 1945 Ricketts, James E. 1982-83-84 ...... TB Searles, Joseph L. 1961-62...... HB Novosel, John M. 1965 ...... C Pierce, Terry 2000-01-02...... LB Riechers, Harold D. 1957...... T Sears, Maurice 1920-21-22...... FB Noyce, Richard 1945-46 Piersol, Paul Du Challu 1898-99 Riederer, Russell 1977 ...... LB Sebring, Harold 1920-21-22 ...... E Nutt, Grover P. 1946-47-48 ...... C Pierson, D.C. 1897 Riggs, Richard A. 1962-63-64 ...... T Sechler, Phillip 1942 ...... E Nutter, Douglas R. 1962-64-65 ...... C Pierson, Michael W. 1981-82...... FB Robb, Jim 1948...... E Secrest, Edmund R. 1901 Nystrom, Amer B. 1905-06 ...... HB Pilcher, L.B. 1931 Roberson, Ell 2000-01-02-03 ...... QB Seelye, Melvin 1938-39...... QB Pitts, Staley 1936-37-38...... G Roberts, Mike 1974-75 ...... C Seib, Brad 1990-91-92-93...... TE O Plank, Gregg 1984 ...... G Roberts, Thomas C. 1969-70...... DB Seiler, Blake 2004-05-06...... DE O’Boyle, Thomas J. 1951-52-53 ...... G Platt, W.E. "Tad" 1928...... QB Robertson, John 1999-2000-01 ...... G Seng, Augustus W. 1906-07-08-09-10 ...... T O’Brien, Daniel J. 1956-57 ...... E Plotkin, Glenn 1975 ...... OL Robertson, Johnny M. 1969-70-71 ...... DB Severino, Anthony F. 1968-69...... DT O’Connor, Jon J. 1949...... QB Polite, Antoine 2003-04 ...... WR Robinson, DeAndrea 1997-98...... WR Sewell, Ken 1985 ...... G O’Hara, Larry Joe 1960...... HB Pollock, Wendell 1947 ...... HB Robinson, DeVane 1998-99-2000 ...... DT Shaffer, Don 1941 O’Neil, Brian 1994-95-96 ...... G Pollom, Joe 1944 ...... C Robinson, Harold A. 1949-50 ...... C Shaffer, Leland K. 1931-32-34 ...... HB O’Neil, Paul 2002 ...... RB Pollom, Lester B. 1912 ...... QB Robinson, James 1978-79-81...... DB Shaffer, R.W. 1911-12-13 ...... E O’Neill, John C. 1970-71-72 ...... DE Poole, Jerry 1983-84-85 ...... T Robinson, Logan 2006...... OL Sharp, Guy "Jack" 1946...... E Ochs, Dirk 1992-93-94-95 ...... DE Pooschke, Michael 2006 ...... TE Roda, Carl O. 1916-17-19 ...... G Shaternick, Dean A. 1968-69-70 ...... T Ochs, Kenneth C. 1968 ...... G Porter, Mark 1985-86-87-88 ...... K Roda, Daniel P. 1966-68 ...... T Shaw, Wilbert 1966-67 ...... DB Ochs, Travis 1995-96-97-98 ...... LB Porter, Maurice 2004-05...... DB Rodell, E.N. 1927 Shine, Roy 1974-75-76 ...... DT Oehm, Jim 1985-86-87-88 ...... DT Post, Chris 2002...... DB Rodman, Ivan F.,Jr. 1954-55...... T Shockey, Richard 1951 ...... WR/QB Oettmeier, Bert W. 1971-72-73 ...... DT Poston, Leonard 1896-97 Roether, Douglas D. 1953-54-55 ...... FB Shull, Andrew 2000-01-02-03...... DE Olander, Morgan 1979 ...... G Potoski, Robert J. 1957...... C Rogers, Cecil 1950 ...... G Shull, Dave 1914 Oldham, Arthur Loy 1943 Potter, Luther E. 1896 Rogers, Jim 1976 ...... G Sicks, Frank 1939 ...... B Oldham, Carvel C. 1950-51-52 ...... FB Potterf, A.J. 1896 Rokey, Ned 1941-42 ...... FB Sidorfsky, Frank 1911-12-13...... HB Oliver, G.W. 1915 ...... HB Pouch, Shane 1987-88 ...... P Rokey, Raymond 1940-41 Sidorfsky, Henry 1899-1900-01 Oltmanns, Chris 1993-94-95...... T Powell, Orson L. 1968 ...... DT Roland, Justin 2006 ...... LB Simeta, Mike 1980-82...... DT Orr, Mike 1989-90-91-92...... T Powierza, Richard J. 1971 Romano, Chad 1993-94-95-96 ...... P Simmons, Marvin 2004 ...... LB Osborn, Patrick R. 1973-74-75 ...... CB Prather, Raymond 1911-12 ...... FB Romero, Ray R. 1947-48-49 ...... G Simms, G. 1911-12 Osborn, Michael 1975-76-77 ...... DE Prather, Rollin W. 1946-47-48-49 ...... E Rons, Leo 1948 ...... QB Simms, Merle H. 1908-10 ...... FB Osborne, Verlyn D. 1958-59...... E Pratt, Harold 1896-97 Ronsick, Mike 1999-2000 ...... P Simoneau, Jeff 1992 ...... NT Ostlund, A.J. 1905-06-07-08 ...... G Prentup, Frank B. 1929...... QB Rooker, Brad 2005-06 ...... OL Simoneau, Mark 1996-97-98-99 ...... LB Otto, Jim 1978-79 ...... WR Price, Cedric L. 1958-59 ...... E Root, Frank P. 1913 ...... E Simpson, 1901 Otto, Louis 1943 Price, Charles L. 1972-73 ...... T Roots, Harvey G. 1908-09-10...... T Simpson, Clare L. 1951-54 ...... E Overton, Steven P. 1965-67 ...... LB Price, James 1925 ...... DL Rose, David 2002-03-04...... DB Simpson, Evan 1990-91...... NT Owen, Sam 1977-78-79 ...... CB Price, Leo 1909 ...... HB Ross, Randall 1968-69 ...... LB Sims, Fred 1936-37 ...... QB Owens, David H. 1968-69 ...... G Price, William 1988-89-90-91...... CB Ross, Stan 1974-75-76 ...... WR Sims, Ted 2003-04-05...... LB Pritchard, William R. 1945 ...... OL Rossello, Ronald A. 1968 ...... FB Singletary, Reggie L. 1981-82-83...... DT P Proctor, Milton 1998-99-2000-01 ...... DB Rothwell, D. Fred 1971-72-73 ...... C Singletary, Vantz 1987-88 ...... LB Pacchioli, Bob 1988 ...... G Provenzano, Joseph S. 1961-62-63 ...... T Rowe, Andrae 1997-98 ...... DT Sinisi, Matthew F. 1965...... QB Pace, Talton Eames 1948-49-50 ...... G Ptacek, E.H. 1915-16-17 ...... T Running, Mitch 1992-93-94-95 ...... WR Sinovic, Bill 1975-76...... K Palmer, Robert 1946 Ptacek, L.D. 1916-17-19...... FB Rusher, James F. 1954-55 ...... E Siirila, Paul A. 1958 ...... T Pangburn, C. 1898-99 Pulford, William J. 1957 ...... G Russell, Dougal 1932-33...... B Sjogren, Robert D. 1962-63-64 ...... HB Pangburn, E.S. 1900 Puls, Spencer A. 1961-62-63 ...... HB Russell, Mike 1983-84...... TE Skaer, Dean A. 1957-58 ...... C Parham, Don 1974...... TE Purvis, Tony 2006...... WR Ruzich, Dan M. 1980-81-82...... LB Skinner, Emmett W. 1914-15-16 ...... E Pankratz, Gary F. 1963-66 ...... FB Ruzich, Mike 1979-80 ...... T Slattery, F.A. 1915-16 ...... E Paris, Sheldon 1978-79 ...... QB Q Ryan, C.H. 1901 Slyter, Ray Kenneth 1960...... T Parker, Jared 2006 ...... PK Quick, William 1940-41-42 ...... RB Smargiasso, Jason 1990-91-92...... QB Parks, F.T. 1909 Quinlan, A.W. 1919 ...... HB/E S Smedley, 1897 Partner, Dan 1933-34-35 ...... G Saba, Ayo 2002-03-04-05 ...... FB Smerchek, John F. 1926 ...... HB Patee, Ervin A. 1945 R Saey, Tom 1980...... K Smith, Alan 1987-88...... DT Patterson, Chris 1989-90-91-92 ...... LB Raemer, Norbert 1939-40-41...... T Salat, Leo W. 1965-66-67 ...... DT Smith, Billy Ray 1990 ...... DE Patterson, Greg 1990-91-92 ...... SS Raemer, Wilfrid M. 1949-50...... T Salmans, Oliver 1991-92...... FB Smith, Chris 1986...... DB Patton, Leon 2006 ...... RB Rainman, Joseph 1951-52...... E Sand, Gerald A. 1956-57 ...... T Smith, David 1983-84 ...... FB Patton, Marcus 2002-03-04 ...... DB Rainsberger, Ellis D. 1955-56-57...... C Sander, Charles 1984-85...... C Smith, George Lee 1947-48-49 ...... QB Patton, Pat V. 1965 ...... T Randalls, C.E. 1907-08 ...... FB Sanders, Robert E. 1927 ...... C Smith, J.J. 1991-92-93-94 ...... RB Paulus, Timothy L. 1973...... WR Randels, H.M. 1918-19-20 ...... E Sanders, R.F. 1930 Smith, Jean 1944 ...... HB Payne, David A. 1968-69-70 ...... G Randels, Horace 1925 Sanft, Vili 1990...... RB Smith, Jeff 1992 ...... C Payne, Donald A. 1968-69...... DB/P Randels, Lee W. 1915-16-17 ...... E Sanner, Monty R. 1972 ...... DE Smith, Kenny 1980 ...... RB Payne, Ryan 1998-99 ...... FB Randolph, Thomas 1990-91-92-93 ...... CB Scanlon, W. J. 1913-14 ...... C Smith, Linus Burr 1921 ...... OL

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Smith, Mario 1993-94-95-96...... FS Sundgren, Eugene 1933-34...... G W Whittle, Loren 1987-88 ...... LB Smith, Michael 1988-89-90-91...... WR Sura, Patrick 1980 ...... C Waddick, 1898 Wiggins, George 1929-30-31...... FB Smith, Paul Robert 1972-73-74-75 ...... CB Swanson, Wallace 1939-40 ...... E Wade, Alonzo 1974...... WR Wight, J.W. 1996-97 ...... LS/TE Smith, Raymond 1924-25 ...... QB/HB Swartz, M. Burdette 1921-22-23 ...... QB Wade, Dewey 1951-52...... FB Wilbur, B.N. 1905-07 ...... G Smith, Robert E. 1951-52-53...... T Swartz, Price K. 1928-29-30...... FB/E Wade, Jay 1985...... FL Wild, Darrel E. 1982-83 ...... WR Smith, Scott 1990 ...... TE Swazer, Thad 1995-96...... DE Wafford, Greg 2005-06 ...... OT Wilder, Marshall P. 1914-15-16...... HB Smith, Thomas Eugene 1948 ...... T Swedberg, Tyler 1992 Wagner, George S. "Doc" 1896-97 Wilkins, Lysle 1939-40-41...... FB Smith, Thomas F. 1952-53 ...... T Swift, Justin 1995-96-97-98 ...... TE Wagner, Bradley 1976-77 ...... T Wilkinson, Richard K. 1964-65-66...... G Snodgrass, Jeff 2005-06 ...... PK Swim, Gary 1987-89...... QB Wakefield, Mike 1975-76-77...... G Wilkinson, W.J. 1904 Snyder, Eugene 1940-46 Switzer, Calvin S. 1981-82-83-84 ...... G Walczak, Alexander M. 1966-67...... T Williams, Anthony 1989-90 ...... DT Snyder, John M. 1961 ...... HB Switzer, Marvin 1974-75-76...... LB Walker, Bobby 2001-02...... DB Williams, Cedrick 2003-04 ...... DB Snyder, Sean 1991-92...... P Switzer, Phil 1978-79-81-82 ...... CB Walker, Carroll 1904-05-06 ...... E Williams, Dean 1973-74...... WR Socolofsky, Charles R. 1937 Switzer, Veryl A. 1951-52-53...... HB Walker, James 1977-78-79-80...... DE Williams, Earl E. 1941-42-48 ...... QB Socolofsky, Homer 1942 ...... C Walker, Jonathon L. 1955...... LT Williams, George 1999 ...... WR Solmos, John A. 1958-59-60...... QB T Walker, Ken 1930 Williams, Jabbar 1995 Solt, Brandon 2001-02 ...... DB Tackwell, C.O. 1927-28-29...... DL/G Walker, Lance 1990-92 ...... WR Williams, John 1986-87 ...... WR Solt, Ronald B. 1972-73-74...... CB Tanha, Reza 1989 ...... LB Walker, Reggie 2005-06...... LB Williams, Kyle 2005-06...... DB Spagnoletti, Pat C. 1954 ...... C Taylor, Cecil R. "Corky" 1951-54 ...... HB Wall, William 1950 ...... HB Williams, Lucillious 1970 ...... E Spani, Gary 1974-75-76-77...... LB Taylor, Doug 1979-80 ...... C Wallace, David 1983-85-86-87 ...... LB Williams, Melvin 1999-2000-01-02...... DE Spare, David R. 1973-74...... K Telford, Don M. 1928...... T Wallace, Jack P. 1949-50...... T Williams, Randy 1984-85 ...... QB Sparks, 1898-99 Terry, James 2002-03...... WR Wallace, Mike K. 1981-82-83-84 ...... WR Williams, Robert E. 1906 Sparks, Dan P. 1981-82-83 ...... DT Teter, Robert E. 1931 Wallace, Lawrence “Taco” 2002 ...... WR Williams, Tony 1990-91-92 ...... DT Specht, David W. 1972-73-74 ...... HB Tetuan, Jesse 2002-03-04-05 ...... DB Wallerstedt, Chad 2001...... LB Williams, Turelle 1996-98-99-2000...... LB Speer, W.G. 1908-09-10 ...... HB Thalmann, Drew 1998-99-2000-01...... WR Wallerstedt, Matt 1984-85-86-87 ...... LB Williamson, Jack 1980-82...... NG Speer, W. George, Jr. 1937-38 Thomas, Kim K. 1973-74...... DE Walling, Thurman 1942 ...... E Willis, Larry 1983 ...... C Speight, James R. 1957-58 ...... G Thomas, Leroy G. 1972 ...... FB Walters, Ralph E. 1960 ...... G Willis, Steve P. 1981-82-83-84 ...... K Spence, Neal B. 1961-62...... T Thompson, Bert 1900-04 Warren, Dick 1983-84-85 ...... FL Wilson, Cedric 2006...... WR Spencer, W.H. 1898-99-1900-01 Thompson, Chris 1988 ...... DB Warren, Doug 1988-89-90-91 ...... G Wilson, Cletis L. 1952-53-54...... G Sperry, Bryan 1943 Thompson, R. 1900 Warren, Kenneth W. 1934-35-36 ...... FB Wilson, Ira A. 1907 Sperry, Kenneth 1943 Thornborrow, Charles 1950 ...... T Warren, Nick 1998-99-2000-01 ...... TE Wilson, Keith 1955-56-57...... HB Spexarth, Gerard 2005-06 ...... OL Thurmond, Maurice 2001-02-03-04...... LB Wasemiller, Timothy G. 1973-74-75...... C Wilson, Kerry 1979-80 ...... G Spiller, Monty 1995-96-97 ...... FS Tidwell, Ralph E. 1949 ...... RB Washington, Greg 1988 ...... WR Wilson, Mike 2002-03 ...... LS Springer, Don 1925-26-27...... HB Timmons, Andrew 1992-93-95-96 ...... DT Washington, Rashad 2000-01-02-03...... RB Wilson, Otis 1923-24-25...... QB Sprinkle, Charles R. 1956 ...... C Timmons, Max 1940-41 Washington, Steve 1999-2000-01-02...... OL Wilson, Ray 1984-85-86-87...... FB Sproles, Darren 2001-02-03-04 ...... RB Tiro, Anthony 1957-58-59 ...... FB Wassberg, Ivan 1934-35-36 ...... C Wilson, Travis 2002-03 ...... FB Squires, David 1993-94 ...... G Togiai, Jerry 2000-01 ...... DT Watkins, James 1940-41...... E Winchell, Tom 1974 ...... TE Stahl, E.G. 1910-11-12 ...... E Tolbert, Lawrence 1986-87-88 ...... WR Watkins, John W. 1967 ...... G Winchester, John G. 1959-60...... E Stahura, Edward 1952 ...... G Tolin, Ernest D. 1945 Watson, John 1945 Winfrey, Dennis R. 1962-63...... OL Staib, Harry J. 1922...... T Toluao, Kilisimasi 1981-82 ...... FB Watson, Paul 1988-89-90-91 ...... QB Winters, M.S. 1918-19-20 ...... E Stange, Russ 1987-88...... T Tombaugh, Simon J. 1924-25-26...... G Watts, Freddie 1961 ...... QB Wiren, Nyle 1993-94-95-96...... DE Stansell, Roderick 1986 ...... DL Torbett, David 1949-50 ...... E Watts, Marcus 2004-05-06...... WR/DB Witherspoon, James 1982-83-84-85...... WR Stark, Arthur R. 1921-22-23 ...... HB Towers, Richard 1950-51-52 ...... HB Weatherby, David J. 1944 ...... E Wolford, Eric 1990-91-92-93 ...... G Starns, Francis Warren 1949-50-51 ...... E Towler, R.T. 1908-09-10...... T Webb, Allen 2004-05 ...... QB Wolgast, Richard 1940 Stauffer, Marion W. 1920-21 ...... T Towler, William G. 1927-28-29...... E Webber, Henry G. 1922-23...... E Woodard, Jesse 1996-97 ...... TE Stauffer, Maurice I. 1906 Towne, N.L. 1901 Weber, Stanley J. 1980-83-84 ...... QB Woodward, Daniel F. 1963-64-65 ...... G Stealey, Ted R. 1971-72 ...... DB Travis, Scott 1988 ...... DE Webster, Ronnie 1944-47 ...... HB Woody, Forrest 1923 Steelman, Alan D. 1968-69-70 ...... LB Trojovsky, Art 1946 ...... C Wecker, Michael A. 1973...... LB Wooldridge, Malcom 2004...... G Stefan, Brock 1995 ...... DT Tucker, Allen 1929...... DL Wegerer, Louis W. 1973-74-75...... DE Wright, 1899 Stehley, Donald R. 1949 ...... HB Tullos, J.O. 1898 Wehrle, L.P. 1911-12-13...... G Wright, Dale 1946 Stehley, Jim 1947-48-49 ...... FB Tullos, W.G. 1898 Wehrman, Casey 1995-96-97 ...... LB Wright, Tate 1990-91-92-93 ...... K Steinbach, Ray E. 1945 Turner, Brad 1980-81 ...... C Wehrman, Shelby 1996-97-98-99 ...... LB Wright, W.W. 1914-15-16 ...... C Steiner, Carl Regan 1973-74-75 ...... RB Turner, Lewis 1940-46 ...... QB Weiler, William 1945 Wunderly, Fred 1991 ...... LB Steiner, John 1921-22-23 ...... G Tuttle, John R. 1973-74 ...... WR Weiner, Bernard 1938-39-40...... G Wyatt, Darrell 1988 ...... WR Steinhur, 1901 Tyler, DeRon 1999-2000-01...... CB Weiner, Michael 2004 ...... G Wywadis, Walt 1977-78-79 ...... T Steininger, Paul D. 1972 ...... G Weiner, Todd 1995-96-97 ...... T Stephenson, Alvin H. 1929-30-31 ...... DL U Weinhold, Dennis G. 1972 ...... T Y Stephenson, Milford 1997-98-99-2000 ...... T Ulutu, Tiny 1995 ...... C Welch, John 1984-85-86...... QB Yandell, Don 1922 ...... HB Stevens, Jeff 1980-81 ...... DT Underwood, Alan K. 1961 ...... HB Weller, Harold R. 1928-29-33 ...... QB/HB Yandell, Kenneth 1924 ...... RB Stevens, Ronald L. 1968-69 ...... C Underwood, Todd 1983 ...... G Wells, Eddie D. 1916 Yankowski, Ronald W. 1969-70 ...... DT Steves, Ray R. 1945...... QB/P Ungles, James 1944 ...... QB Wells, Forrest N. 1968-69...... WR Yarnell, Lloyd P. 1969-70-71 ...... FL Stewart, Andrew J. 1957 ...... G Unruh, Brock 2006 ...... OL Wells, John J. 1971-72-73 ...... G Yates, Derrick 2000...... SS Stewart, David 1979...... WR Urban, John 1997 ...... K Wentling, Wade A. 1978-79-80-82...... DT Yeager, James 1928-29-30 ...... DL/G Sticher, Henry 1898 Wentzel, Mark 1985-86 ...... WR Yniguez, Paul 1987-88-89...... C Stinson, Jaydee F. 1956-57 ...... G V Wentzel, Scott W. 1981-82-84-85 ...... SS Young, F. 1918 Stocks, Wilbur A. 1953-54-55 ...... E Vader, Jay J. 1967-69 ...... DE Wertzberger, Melvin H. 1931-32-33 Young, George A. 1911 Stolte, John A. 1958-59...... T Vader, Joseph N. 1957-58-59 ...... E Wesley, Martez 1998-99-2000 ...... WR Young, Mark 1988...... DL Stone, Tige 1998...... OL Vajnar, Jason 1989-90 ...... K Weybrew, Neil 1930-31-32 ...... T Young, Reggie 1977-78-79 ...... T Stone, Tim 1983-84-85 ...... T Vale, Joe 1910 ...... E Whearty, Riley R. 1935-36...... C Young, Ryan 1995-96-97-98 ...... T Stoner, Oren P. 1933-34 ...... HB Van Boening, Simon 2000 ...... LB Whedon, Edwin F. 1916-17...... T Stonner, John 1983-84-85 ...... TE Vanover, Russ 2002-03-04...... LS Wheeler, Mike 1989 ...... WR Z Stover, Harold 1926-27 ...... T Vargon, Michael 1942-46 ...... E Whipple, C.E. 1905 Zabelin, Eric 1987-88-89 ...... G Strahm, Gregory P. 1981-83-84-85 ...... FB Vay, Allen R. 1971...... G Whipple, G.E. 1908-09-10 ...... FB Zadnik, Donald E. 1955-56-57...... E Straten, George 1937 Veatch, Laird 1990-91-93-94 ...... LB White, Corey 2001-02 ...... DT Zeckser, Walter 1930-31-32 ...... G Straw, Carl 1988-89-90...... QB Venables, Brent 1991-92...... LB White, Lindbergh 1972 ...... SS Zele, Scott 1988 ...... LB Stringer, Nick 2006 ...... OL Vidricksen, Casey 1997...... QB White, Michael D. 1965...... QB Zeleznak, Michael 1941-42-46-47 ...... FB Strozier, Arthur 1965-66-67 ...... TE Viers, Perry 1974-75-76 ...... DE White, Scott 1983-85-86...... LB Zellers, Eldon W. 1953 ...... HB Strozier, Noah 2006 ...... WR Villarreal, Raul 1981-82 ...... G Whitehead, Robert T. 1953-54-55 ...... QB Zickefoose, Charles E. 1953-54-55 ...... E Stucky, John R. 1968-69...... NG Voegeli, Jacob 2005 ...... C Whitfield, Kerr 1924 ...... RB Zier, Mark B. 1973-74-75...... T Stucky, Roger N. 1972-74 ...... DE Voelker, Randall L. 1981-82-83 ...... DT Whitley, Eddy 1976-77-78-79...... TE Zitnik, Joseph 1935...... E Stull, Robert W. 1965-66-67 ...... C Vohoska, Kevin R. 1971-72-73...... SS Whitlock, Merle 1938 ...... HB Zollars, Eldon 1948...... C Sublette, Chris 1991-92-94 ...... SS Vrooman, John L. 1965-66 ...... LB Whitney, George C. 1957-58-59...... HB Zoller, C.L. 1907-08-09-10 ...... T Sullivan, G.J. 1915-17...... HB Zumalt, Clifford Ray 1948

184 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL ALL-TIME COACHES

ALL-TIME ASSISTANT COACHES Assistant Coach Year(s) Assistant Coach Year(s) ALL-TIME HEAD COACHING RECORDS Anderson, "Swede" ...... 1931 Franklin, James ...... 2006-2007 Head Coach Years W-L-T Pct. Barnes, Nelson ...... 1993 Frazier, Bob ...... 1967-72 Ira Pratt ...... 1896 0-1-1 .250 Bates, Jim ...... 1975-76 Gilstrap, Jim ...... 1977 A.W. Ehrsam...... 1897 1-2-1 .375 Bennett, Phil ...... 1999-2001 Griffith, Ben...... 1991-93 W.P. Williamson ...... 1898 1-1-2 .500 Bielema, Bret...... 2002-2003 Grogan, Tom...... 1989-91 Albert Hanson ...... 1899 2-3-0 .400 Bocchi, Don...... 1981-84 Gush, Jim ...... 1999-2001 Bowman, Ken ...... 1986 Haley, Bob ...... 1960-66 F.G. Moulton...... 1900 2-4-0 .333 Boyce, Jerry...... 1981-84 Hartmen, Jerry...... 1986-88 Wade Moore ...... 1901 3-4-1 .438 Branch, Jesse ...... 1967-71, 1974 Hatcher, Joe...... 1981-83 C.E. Dietz ...... 1902 2-6-0 .250 Breen, Emmett...... 1948-50 Haylett, Ward...... 1928-38 G.O. Dietz ...... 1903 3-4-1 .438 Brock, Dave ...... 2007 Haymaker, "Doc" ...... 1931 R.F. Booth...... 1904 1-6-0 .143 Brouhard, Leo...... 1986 Heatth, Ted ...... 1973-74 Mike Ahearn ...... 1905-10 39-12-0 .765 Buda, Sandy ...... 1975-77 Hendrick, John...... 1991-92 Guy Lowman ...... 1911-14 17-15-3 .529 Bumpas, Dick ...... 1981-82 Hitch, Bob ...... 1973-74 Burns, Greg...... 2007 Holtz, "Doc"...... 1929-31 John Bender...... 1915 3-4-1 .438 Cavanugh, Ed...... 1955-58 Horton, Tim...... 2006 Z.G. Clevenger ...... 1916-19 19-9-2 .667 Clements, Joe Bob ...... 2003-2005 Hudson, Ron ...... 1995-2002 Charles Bachman ...... 1920-27 33-23-9 .577 Cochrane, O.L. "Chili"...... 1931-41 Humenuik, Ron ...... 1994 Bo McMillin...... 1928-33 29-21-1 .578 Coe, Charlie ...... 1989 Jackson, Bobby ...... 1970-74 Lynn Waldorf ...... 1934 7-2-1 .750 Cole, LC...... 1986-87 Jones, James ...... 2006 Wes Fry...... 1935-39 18-21-6 .467 Cope, Bob ...... 1989-90, 1996 Kadlec, Jon ...... 1960-65 Hobbs Adams...... 1940-41,46 4-21-2 .185 Cormack, Herb...... 1955-59 Kampf, Paul...... 1955-57 Ward Haylett ...... 1942-44 6-20-2 .250 Cosh, Chris ...... 2004-2005 Knorr, Fritz...... 1944-45 Cox, Bill...... 1973-74 Kramer, Larry...... 1995-97 Lud Fiser ...... 1945 1-7-0 .125 Crawley, John ...... 1948 LaRue, Jim ...... 1951, 1954 Sam Francis ...... 1947 0-10-0 .000 Cudmore, John...... 1951-54 LaRue, Ken ...... 1960-66 Ralph Graham...... 1948-50 4-26-1 .145 Darnell, Gary ...... 1978-82 Latina, John...... 1989-1993 Bill Meek...... 1951-54 14-24-1 .372 Davie, Jim ...... 1979-83 Latimore, Mo ...... 1978-85; 1994-2007 Bus Mertes ...... 1955-59 15-34-1 .310 Deal, Mark...... 1986-88 Lawrence, Don...... 1964-65 Doug Weaver...... 1960-66 8-60-1 .123 Deal, Mike ...... 1986-88 Leavitt, Jim ...... 1990-95 Vince Gibson...... 1967-74 33-52-0 .388 Dickerson, Ron...... 1973-74 Leonard, Frank ...... 2007 Ellis Rainsberger ...... 1975-77 6-27-0 .182 Dimel, Dana...... 1989-96 Liddy, Bob...... 1959 Dimitroff, Tom...... 1973 Long, Bob ...... 1983-85 Jim Dickey ...... 1978-85 25-53-2 .325 Dissinger, Ed ...... 1958-65 McCarty, Tim ...... 2006-2007 Lee Moon ...... 1985 1-8-0 .111 Donnan, Jim ...... 1978-80 McDowell, Gene...... 1970-73 Stan Parrish ...... 1986-88 2-30-1 .076 Driesbach, Chuck...... 1979-83 McGee, Jerry...... 1966 Bill Snyder ...... 1989-2005 136-68-1 .666 Dunn, Paul...... 1998-2002 McGinnis, Dave ...... 1983-85 Ron Prince...... 2006-present 7-6 .538 Dunkelberger, Dave ...... 1975-77 McGuire, Tim ...... 1984-85 Totals ...... 111 years 442-584-41 .433 Elliott, Bob...... 2002-2005 McVay, Tom ...... 1983-85 Elliott, Jerry...... 1967-70 Madden, Joe ...... 1972 Emerson, J.W...... 1977 Maddox, "Oss" ...... 1928-31 Assistant Coach Year(s) Evans, Mickey ...... 1945 1949 Mangino, Mark...... 1994-98 Singler, Bill ...... 1986-88 Fabris, Jon...... 1997-98 Matsakis, Manny...... 1994 Slocum, R.C...... 1971 Faiman, John ...... 1985 Mertes, Bus...... 1953-54 Smith, Michael...... 1997-2005 Falks, Frank ...... 1971-72 Miller, Del...... 1989-94, 2002-2005 Socolofsky, Charles ...... 1942-44 Fello, Bob ...... 1999-2001 Miller, Matt ...... 1999-2005 Stanley, Bob...... 2003-2005 Fiser, Lud...... 1947-48 Moll, C.S...... 1929 Steele, Dale ...... 1987-88 Flegal, Dave...... 1986-88 Montgomery, Leroy...... 1967-71 Stehley, Don...... 1952-53 Franchione, Dennis ...... 1978-80 Moran, Lee ...... 1975 Steinberg, Dick ...... 1967-69 Morris, Raheem...... 2006 Stoops, Bob ...... 1989-95 Myers, Frank ...... 1929 Stoops, Mike ...... 1992-98 Naughton, Pat ...... 1955-58 Strahm, Dick ...... 1973-74 Nelson, Carl...... 1942-43 Sucic, Steve ...... 1955-57 Nelson, Mike...... 1989 Swanson, Wally ...... 1945-46 Neve, Norvall...... 1947 Taylor, Corky...... 1959-63 O’Boyle, Tommy ...... 1949-50 Taylor, Sherwood ...... 1984-85 Otto, Jim ...... 1984-85 Tenuta, Jon ...... 1988 Owens, Frank ...... 1947 Thompson, Bobby ...... 1978 Pendry, Joe ...... 1975 Thompson, Jerry ...... 1966 Peterson, Greg...... 1995-2005 Tibesar, Tim...... 2006-2007 Pitts, Staley...... 1947 Tonish, Ed...... 1946 Powell, Don ...... 1967-72 Towers, Dick ...... 1964-65 Price, Royal ...... 1951-54 Van Sickle, Clyde ...... 1951-54 Pryor, Dean ...... 1967-69 Venables, Brent ...... 1996-98 Quartaro, Nick ...... 1989-93 Wade, Dewey...... 1972 Rachel, Rich ...... 1986-88 Walker, Micky ...... 1966 Rahne, Ricky...... 2007 Walker, Paul...... 1948-50 Ramsey, Kevin ...... 1988-90 Wallerstedt, Matt ...... 2006-2007 Reynolds, Bob...... 1958 Walsh, Bill ...... 1959 Robertson, Sam ...... 1967-71 Walstad, George...... 1975-80 Robinson, Bobby...... 1977 Warren, Dewey ...... 1974 Romaine, Gib...... 1971-72 Warren, Ted...... 1938, 1949 Root, Frank ...... 1928-31 Washburn, L.P...... 1929 Rowden, Jake...... 1951-52 Washington, Pat ...... 2006 Russell, Dougal...... 1946 Weber, Bob ...... 1973-76 Sandahl, Al ...... 1985 White, Bob ...... 1950 Schutte, Bill...... 1940-41, 1946 Williams, Ivy ...... 1975-77  Mo Latimore, a third team UPI All-American at Kansas State in 1971, Selcer, Dick ...... 1975-77 Williamson, Stan ...... 1935-39 is in his 23rd season as an assistant coach at his alma mater and is Selmer, Carl ...... 1978-80 Worley, Bill ...... 1966 the longest-tenured assistant football coach in school history.

THE POWER OF ONE | 185 BILL SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM

Bill Snyder Family Stadium enamed in honor of leg- 1980: New artificial turf was endary head football installed prior to the 1980 season. coach Bill Snyder by a 1983: Permanent stadium proclamation of the lights were added allowing the RKansas Board of Regents Wildcats to play night games. on Nov. 16, 2005, Bill Snyder Fam- 1987: An addition to the of- ily Stadium will host its 39th sea- fice/dressing room complex was son of Wildcat football this fall. made in the summer of 1987, Set on the north end of campus, which provided more dressing LARGEST K- STATE CROWDS Bill Snyder Family Stadium and and training room facilities. the Vanier Football Complex have 1989-1992: A $2 million renova- 1. 53,811 ...... Nebraska, Nov. 11, 2000 undergone a multi-million dollar tion project was undertaken to re- 2. 53,310 ...... Oklahoma, Oct. 16, 2004 renovation that have made them vamp the entire football complex. 3. 53,011 ...... Oklahoma, Oct. 14, 2000 one of the premier football facili- The result is one of the most spec- 4. 52,254 ...... Kansas, Oct. 9, 1999 ties in the Midwest. tacular football complexes in the 5. 52,234 ...... Nebraska, Oct. 23, 2004 Originally named KSU Sta- country, complete with plush dium, the facility was built at a locker rooms, a 6,500-square foot 6. 52,221 ...... Nebraska, Nov. 16, 2002 cost of $1.6 million and financed weight room, state of the art class- 7. 52,077...... Colorado, Nov. 6, 1999 from student fees, athletics gate rooms equipped with the latest 8. 51,614 ...... Kansas, Oct. 25, 2003 receipts and contributions. The video equipment, a training room, 9. 51,536...... Colorado, Oct. 18, 2003 stadium opened its doors Sept. 21, a players’ lounge and the pictur- 10. 51,234 ...... Missouri, Nov. 20, 1999 1968, with a 21-0 shutout of Col- esque Big Eight Room. The struc- 11. 51,140...... Texas Tech, Oct. 21, 2000 orado State. The original seating ture now carries the title “Vanier capacity was set at 35,000, and an Football Complex” in honor of the 12. 51,106...... Utah State, Oct. 16, 1999 expansion in the summer of 1970 Vanier family of Brookville, Kan. 13. 51,101...... Colorado, Oct. 6, 2001 added 4,000 permanent bleachers 1991: New Astroturf was laid 14. 51,101 ...... Kansas, Oct. 27, 2001 on the east side and 3,000 tempo- down prior to the 1991 season, 15. 50,923 ...... UTEP, Sept. 18, 1999 rary bleachers on the west side. and the field was named “Wagner 16. 50,723 ...... Nebraska, Oct. 14, 2006 Following the 1998 season, the Field” in honor of Dave and Carol addition of a deck and sky suites Wagner of Dodge City, Kan. 17. 50,659 ...... Texas, Oct. 19, 2002 on the east side of the stadium in- 1993: K-State put the finishing 18. 50,624 ...... Temple, Sept. 11, 1999 creased capacity to more than touches on its facility improve- 19. 50,114...... Iowa State, Nov. 11, 2000 50,000. On Nov. 11, 2000, 53,811 ments with a $3.3 million five- 20. 49,935 ...... Texas A&M, Oct. 20, 2001 fans witnessed Kansas State’s 29- level press box, including sky 28 win over Nebraska. It remains suites, and a $2.2 million full- equipment room, coaches’ offices, the largest crowd ever to witness length indoor facility. meeting rooms, locker room and a sporting event in the state of 1996: The $1 million Academic permanent seating in the north Kansas. Learning Center became a part of end zone. Bill Snyder Family Stadium’s the Vanier Complex, hosting 2006: New video and message most recent change include a new study facilities for all K-State stu- boards are installed at the north FieldTurf playing surface in 2002, dent-athletes. A $2.6 million proj- and south ends of Bill Snyder the on-going multi-million dollar ect added a 20x26 foot JumboTron Family Stadium at a cost of $1.7 upgrades to the Vanier Sports Screen, new scoreboards and mar- million. Th south end of the sta- Complex, the installation of new quis messageboard to the com- dium receives a fully integrated video and message boards, in- plex. ProStar VideoPlus display system cluding a 23’ X 61’ ProStar Video- 1999: Following the 1998 sea- that measures a whopping 23’ X Plus display in the south end son, the facility underwent a $12.8 61’ and is one of the biggest in zone in 2006, and a complete up- million expansion project. An ad- college football. grade of the lower bowl seating ditional 8,000 permanent seats 2007: The seating in the lower for 2007. were added, including a club seat- bowl of Bill Snyder Family Sta- The following is a rundown of ing area and 31 additional sky dium is completely upgraded, in- the other facelifts that have been suites. The project raised the total cluding new chairbacks below the added during the 38-year history capacity of KSU Stadium to over press box on the west side of the of Bill Snyder Family Stadium: 50,000 with temporary seating. stadium and aluminium benches 1970: A statewide fund-raising 2002: A new FieldTurf playing throughout the balance of the drive in the spring raised $250,000 surface is installed. The $850,000 lower bowl. A new stadium for the installation of Astroturf, project was completed in late May sound system is also installed. replacing the original natural of 2002 and features an innovative Note: Prior to the opening of Bill grass. sand and rubber infill mixture Snyder Family Stadium, the Wild- 1972: The office/dressing room and is the newest technology in cats played in Memorial Stadium, complex at the north end of the competitive field products. which opened in 1924 and still stands stadium was added. It houses all 2003-07: The Vanier Football on the main campus. K-State’s first the K-State football offices and Complex receives a complete football home was on a site that is has dressing facilities for the makeover that includes a new now Bluemont Elementary School (a Wildcats and their opponents. training facility, weight room, few blocks east of campus).

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YEAR-BY-YEAR ATTENDANCE [since 1968] Year Home-Average Road-Average Total-Average 1968...... 134,179-26,836 198,611-39,722 332,790-33,279 1969...... 135,947-33,987 252,850-42,142 388,797-38,880 1970...... 190,012-38,002 254,147-42,358 444,159-40,378 1971...... 170,169-34,034 219,537-36,590 389,706-35,428 1972...... 188,981-31,497 253,604-50,721 442,585-40,235 1973...... 150,821-30,164 264,076-44,013 414,897-37,718 1974...... 180,473-25,782 202,601-50,650 383,074-34,825 1975...... 161,953-32,391 252,785-42,131 414,738-37,703 1976...... 154,186-25,698 271,214-54,243 425,400-38,673 1977...... 136,681-27,336 269,331-44,889 406,012-36,910 1978...... 164,454-27,409 266,939-53,388 431,393-39,218 1979...... 158,810-31,762 264,902-44,150 423,712-38,519 1980...... 168,483-28,081 299,754-59,951 468,237-42,567 1981...... 136,568-27,314 248,154-41,359 384,722-34,975 1982...... 208,266-29,752 265,178-66,295 522,967-43,580 1983...... 183,311-30,552 229,020-45,804 409,331-37,212 1984...... 136,856-27,371 332,470-55,412 469,326-42,666 1985...... 155,512-22,216 151,998-38,000 307,510-27,955 1986...... 113,693-18,949 247,072-49,414 360,765-32,797 1987...... 126,100-21,017 258,244-51,649 384,344-34,940 1988...... 125,850-20,975 187,454-37,491 313,304-28,482 1989...... 160,356-26,726 296,303-59,261 456,659-41,514 1990...... 141,303-23,551 226,525-45,305 367,828-33,439 1991...... 174,367-29,061 264,861-52,972 439,228-39,930 1992...... 138,867-27,773 207,730-41,546 396,597-36,054 1993...... 217,742-31,106 166,907-41,702 384,649-34,968 1994...... 229,395-38,233 207,862-41,572 437,257-39,751 1995...... 271,400-38,771 158,315-39,578 429,715-39,065 1996...... 257,882-42,980 231,416-46,283 489,298-44,481 1997...... 258,545-43,091 233,526-46,705 492,071-44,734 1998...... 300,633-42,948 200,972-50,243 623,183-47,937 1999 ...... 357,951-51,136 249,381-62,346 664,450-55,371 2000...... 351,820-50,260 230,332-57,583 802,420-57,315 2001...... 291,245-48,541 310,403-62,080 601,648-54,695 2002 ...... 384,654-48,062 163,338-40,834 547,992-45,666 2003...... 376,878-47,110 247,868-61,967 828,445-55,230 2004...... 338,833-48,405 229,741-57,435 568,574-51,689 2005...... 275,767-45,961 292,675-58,535 568,442-51,676 2006...... 373,547-46,693 189,926-47,482 615,683-47,360

ATTENDANCE HIGHS VS. BIG 12 SCHOOLS Opponent Home Date Road Date Baylor ...... 49,732 Oct. 30, 1999 38,217 Nov. 7, 1998 Colorado ...... 52,077 Nov. 6, 1999 53,550 Nov. 16, 1996 Iowa State...... 50,114 Nov. 4, 2000 52,078 Oct. 30, 1983 Kansas ...... 52,254 Oct. 9, 1999 54,480 Nov. 1, 1975 Missouri ...... 51,235 Nov. 20, 1999 70,029 Oct. 27, 1979 Nebraska...... 53,811 Nov. 11, 2000 78,014 Nov. 15, 2003 Oklahoma ...... 53,310 Oct. 16, 2004 84,501 Oct. 1, 2005 Oklahoma State...... 48,404 Oct. 20, 2002 50,000 Nov. 9, 1985 Texas ...... 50,659 Oct. 19, 2002 83,643 Oct. 4, 2003 Texas A&M...... 43,601 Oct. 18, 1997 80,659 Oct. 28, 2000 Texas Tech...... 51,140 Oct. 21, 2000 50,813 Oct. 15, 2005

LARGEST ROAD GAME ATTENDANCE Rk Crowd Opponent, Date 1. 84,501 ...... at Oklahoma, Oct. 1, 2005 2. 83,643 ...... at Texas, Oct. 4, 2003 3. 83,082 ...... at Texas, Oct. 2, 1999 4. 80,659 ...... at Texas A&M, Oct. 28, 2000 5. 79,655 ...... vs. Oklahoma, Dec. 2, 2001 (, Kansas City) 6. 79,451 ...... vs. Oklahoma, Dec. 6, 2003 (Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City) 7. 78,014 ...... at Nebraska, Nov. 15, 2003 8. 77,818 ...... at Nebraska, Nov. 10, 2001 9. 77,761 ...... at Nebraska, Nov 12, 2005 10. 77,744 ...... at Nebraska, Nov. 13, 1999

THE POWER OF ONE | 187 K-STATE TRADITIONS

WILDCAT NICKNAME Through its first 19 seasons of athletic competi- tion, Kansas State had used “Aggies” as its nick- name. But prior to the 1915 season, new coach John “Chief” Bender gave his squad the nickname “Wild- cats.” The moniker lasted the one season Bender coached at K-State. Under Coach Z.G. Clevenger in 1917, the school team became known as the “Farm- ers.” In 1920 another new coach, Charles Bachman, took over the program, renaming the team “Wild- cats.” This time, the nickname stuck. K-STATE COLORS The school color Royal Purple was adopted in the fall of 1896 by a committee of “Miss Minnie L. Copeland, Jr. and Miss Winnifred Houghton and Miss Ina E. Holyrod, of the senior class, and perhaps one or more others.” Although K-State’s only official color is purple, white has been used as a compli- mentary color for many years. Silver is also a com- mon second or third color. Former head basketball coach Cotton Fitzsimmons incorprated gold during his two-year stint (1968-70), but gold or yellow has not been used since that time. The term “Purple Pride,” which is often used in association with KSU athletics, was given rise during the tenure of head K-STATE SLOGANS football coach Vince Gibson (1967-74). Several chants and slogans are used in association with the team. “Purple Pride” and “Eat ‘Em Up, FIRST GAME Eat ‘Em Up K-S-U” are just a few. One slogan that has virtually died out is “Every Man A Wildcat.” The term was popular in the ’50s, ’60s and early ’70s, and once adorned the front of the History has forgotten the actual score of the first press box. Since the term referred to only one gender, however, it has faded. football game played at the school now called Kansas State, itself, is referred to in many different shortened versions. The most popular is “K- Kansas State University. State”, which is used by alums, friends and journalists from coast to coast. On Dec. 2, 1892, a team from Kansas State Agri- cultural College played its first game. At “quarter back” was a sophomore from Colfax, Ill., named Although several bobcats served as Kansas A.D. Benson. Benson had introduced his school- POWERCAT LOGO State’s wildcat mascot since being introduced in mates to football when he arrived at KSAC in 1891. One of the most rec- 1922, the animals no longer attend K-State games. The sport, however, was quickly banned by the ognizable athletic logos Touchdown XI, the 11th in the line, was kept at college. Five years later, the school’s newspaper, the in the nation is the K- Manhattan’s Sunset Zoo. K-State Industrialist, remarked, “It is hoped that our State Powercat. The students have the good logo was introduced by sense to play even football Bill Snyder shortly after WABASH CANNONBALL without violence, but the K-STATE SONGS his arrival in Manhattan Everyone knows that familiar tune Wabash Can- as the attitude of the en- nonball. In fact, Wabash and K-State are almost syn- game as sometimes played The Alma Mater was selected as a tire athletics department onymous. What many people do not know is how is next to barbarism.” result of a 1903 campus contest. and university was changing. the song became an integral part of Wildcat athlet- In 1896, KSAC played H.W. Jones (’88) was responsible Manhattan native Tom Bookwalter, in coopera- ics. In the fall of 1968 the department of music burnt the first game now for K-State’s prized result. Jones’ tion with head coach Bill Snyder, created the power- down. Every piece of music in the building was de- recorded in K-State’s list original work was four stanzas in- ful logo that is a prominent feature on the K-State stroyed. The only thing that was salvaged was what of all-time scores. A team cluding the chorus. His version has football helmet, at Wagner Field, on the back of the was in the band director’s brief case. That included coached by Ira Pratt trav- been slightly altered over the years Dev Nelson Pressbox, clothing, flags, bottled water, a piece of music titled the Wabash Cannonball. With eled to Fort Riley on to include just two stanzas and the Thanksgiving Day and changing of the words from Kansas vanity plates for cars and just about anywhere in an upcoming basketball game and no music, that lost to a squad comprised State Agricultural College to Manhattan. left only one thing to do. The band members played of soldiers, 14-0. Later that Kansas State University. Previous logos used by the athletics department the song loud and often. A song that originally had fall, KSAC played Fort included a line drawing of a wildcat head and the no connection to KSU became a second . Riley again, and this time Alma Mater cartoonish “Willie the Wildcat” that is used only by the game ended in a 6-6 “I know a spot that I love full well, the Alumni Association. TROPHY GAME tie. It was during the 1896 ’Tis not in forest nor yet in dell, The Governor’s Trophy Game between Kansas season that KSAC adopted ever it holds me with magic spell, I WILLIE WILDCAT State University and the was the mascot “Aggies,” and think of thee Alma Mater. Willie, a student bedecked in a oversized Wildcat initiated in 1969 by Gov. Robert Docking. The origi- selected Royal Purple as head, is Kansas State’s No. 1 fan. Willie Wildcats are nal traveling trophy was retired following the 1996 the school’s official color. “KSU, we’ll carry the banner high, selected yearly by a panel appointed by the cheer- K-State victory. A new trophy was introduced fol- KSU long, long may thy colors fly. leading coach. The mascot is a central part of ath- lowing the 48-16 win at Manhattan in 1997. The tro- FIRST NIGHT GAME Loyal to thee thy children shall letic contests, but also attends functions around the phy is presented to the winning team and coaches in On Oct. 7, 1932, the swell the cry. state as an ambassador. Traditionally, the identity of the winner’s dressing room immediately following Kansas State played its the student portraying Willie is kept secret. each year’s game. first night football game in “Hail, Hail, Hail Alma Mater.” school history. The team TOUCHDOWN I-XI GOOD FOR A WILDCAT FIRST DOWN! traveled to Salina, Kan., to In 1922, Hall-of-Famer Charles Bachman asked It was 1993 and the first year of the new $3.3 mil- “Fight you K-State Wildcats. For play Kansas Wesleyan on alumni to consider donating an actual Wildcat to the lion press box. K-State’s public address announcer Alma Mater fight-fight-fight. a Friday evening and won school to serve as a mascot. KSAC alumni Herbert began what would become a K-State tradition. After 52-6, before a crowd of R. Groome and John E. McCoy, both veterinarians in a Wildcat first down, he would say, “Good for a “Glory into combat for the purple about 4,000. All-time great Twin Falls, Idaho, donated “Touchdown I” to the Wildcat first down.” Throughout the 1993 season, and white. Faithful to our colors, Ralph Graham, known as school shortly after the animal was nursed back to the P.A. announcer did this ritual alone. However, at The Rammer, 28 points on we shall ever be, fighting ever fighting for a Wildcat Victory!” health under their care. (The bobcat had an en- the beginning of the 1994 season the crowd started four touchdowns and four counter with a porcupine, and his face and throat to join in on the catchy phrase and began to shout it extra points. were punctured by numerous quills. Unfortunately, with him. Now, with the addition of the first down Fifteen years later, on Sept. 20, 1947, K-State Touchdown I never fully recovered from its fight, and touchdown arm motions, K-State’s P.A. an- played its first night game in Manhattan, losing 12-0 dying of pneumonia shortly after arriving in Man- nouncer no longer even needs to finish the phrase as to Oklahoma State at Memorial Stadium. hattan.) the Wildcat fans finish it for him.

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ROBINSON BREAKS COLOR BARRIER In 1948, Harold Robinson graduated from Man- hattan High School and prepared to become Kansas State’s first black student-athlete. After sitting out the 1948 season as all freshmen were required, K- State head coach Ralph Graham in 1949 made Robinson the first African-American to receive an athletic scholarship in the Big Seven Conference. Robinson, who passed away in May of 2006, was named an All-Conference center in 1950, his junior season, despite playing for a 1-9-1 K-State team. Robinson gained the considerable respect of oppo- WILDCAT WALK GOLDEN CATS nents and fans despite the smoldering racism that was so pervasive during his playing days. He Head football coach Ron Prince introduced a new One of the truly unique aspects of Kansas State wasn’t allowed to stay at the same hotel as his team- pregame ritual prior to the 2006 season called the football is the Golden Cats Program - a group of for- mates on many road trips, instead staying in private Wildcat Walk. Beginning approximately two-and-a- mer K-State football players, managers, trainers, residences. Hoyt Givens did not play in 1949, but half hours prior to each home game, K-State players coaches and support staff who make contributions joined Robinson on the varsity in 1950 as a non- and coaches are dropped off at Gate 3 on College directly to the football program. The primary pur- scholarship player. Avenue in the west parking lot of Bill Snyder Family pose is to bring together all of the past members of Following Robinson as a barrier breaker in Big Stadium. The team then makes its way to the sta- the football program, to provide opportunities for Seven baseball in 1952 was , the father of dium through a sea of boisterous fans and tailgaters them to reunite and spend time with teammates of golf superstar . Other K-Staters instru- on foot, eventually entering the stadium through the past, support the student-athletes who presently mental in breaking down the color barrier were Gate C on the west concourse as the throng of sup- represent their program and help unite Kansas State Gene Wilson in basketball in 1952, Veryl Switzer, porters cheers them on. University in a way never accomplished before. The Norman Mills, Clifford Bizek and Herman Wilson in organization brings additional funds into the foot- track in 1953 and Don Harris in tennis in 1952. RING OF HONOR ball program and enables former athletes to enjoy the rewards, success and activities of supporting Switzer earned All-America honors in football and Kansas State started a new tradition in 2002, as their school. went on to be the fourth player selected in the NFL the football program announced the inaugural Ring The Golden Cat program was developed in 1990 draft by the Green Bay Packers in 1954. of Honor Class. The distinction is designed to recog- with each Golden Cat making a financial contribu- nize those in the football program who have distin- tion to help assist with capital improvements related KEN OCHS COURAGE AWARD guished themseleves on and off the field. Among to football. The Golden Cat Club is the strongest the criteria considered is graduation from Kansas Ken Ochs was a 6-foot, 208- team-sport support group at Kansas State. The club State with a student-athlete having been out of pound long shot to make the has provided strong financial assistance through the school for at least five years, quality of character, K-State football team in 1966. purchase of such things as weight equipment, rehab whether the person is an excellent representative of The La Crosse, Kan., native equipment and computers for the Academic Learn- K-State and whether a person has achieved perform- made the K-State team but ing Center. ance that warrents consensus All-America level sta- suffered a leg injury during For the Golden Cats, it’s a great opportunity to tus at Kansas State. that spring’s drills. After his give back to the program, plus they can witness leg didn’t respond to treat- first-hand how their contributions have enhanced ment, it was discovered that HARLEY DAY the opportunities of current and future football stu- Ochs had a malignant bone A creation of former athletic director dent-athletes. tumor. His leg was ampu- and Catbacker Director Lon Floyd, Harley Day, is In turn, the Golden Cats truly remain a part of KEN OCHS tated six inches above the knee. one of the most popular days of the year for Wildcat the program, while receiving various privileges Ochs returned to K-State and fans. Led by Willie Wildcat, Harley Day partici- such as the brass name plates, pregame tailgate par- earned his degree in the spring of 1969. By then, he pants, with their engines blaring, take the short ride ties, Golden Cat clothing, video tapes, game pro- was a manager for the football team, and the pro- around the playing surface of Bill Snyder Family gram recognition and other memorabilia. gram had named an honor for personal courage in Stadium, where they are greeted by a boisterous his name. Ken Ochs died of cancer Oct. 3, 1969. crowd of over 50,000 fans.

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COLLEGES OF KANSAS STATE ne of the country’s elite universities, Agriculture Architecture, Planning and Design Kansas State provides its 23,000 Arts and Sciences students with a world-class education. Business Administration The nation’s No. 1 public institution Education O Engineering in total number of Rhodes, Marshall, Truman, Human Ecology Goldwater, and Udall scholars since 1986, K-State Technology and Aviation Veterinary Medicine offers more than 250 majors in nine colleges.

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ACADEMIC RECOGNITION  K-State is in the top four percent of schools in the nation for research activity. According to the latest rankings of America’s colleges and universities by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, K-State now ranks in the top tier of the three subcategories for the 278 doctorate-granting institutions evalu- ated in the Carnegie Foundation’s study.  K-State is listed among the nation’s top col- leges in Princeton Review’s “America’s Best Value Colleges. “ Based on data The Princeton Review obtained from administrators at 646 colleges and surveys it conducted of students attending them, the new 2007 edition recom- mends 150 colleges offering excellent aca- demics, generous financial aid packages and relatively low costs.  K-State is among the top 94 of all public and private colleges and universities in the nation. According to the latest classification of univer- sities and colleges by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, K-State now ranks in the top tier in the category “research universities.” The classification means K-State is now among the top 4 percent of institutions t’s a vibrant time at Kansas versities in the total number of ming and fishing. of higher education in the United States. State University. The most Rhodes, Marshall, Truman, K-State has gained a nation-  More than $150 million in student financial easily recognizable part of Goldwater and Udall scholar- wide reputation for producing assistance is available, including $6 million in scholarships. Seven out of 10 students re- this new period of growth ship winners. K-State students prestigious scholarship win- ceive student financial assistance. and improvement comes in have won more Truman schol- ners. Only Harvard, Yale, Stan- I  K-State graduates face a promising future. Ac- the form of enrollment figures. arships, more Goldwater schol- ford, Princeton, and Duke have cording to the university’s Post-Graduation More than 23,000 students en- arships and more Phi Kappa had more. Bachelor Degree Statistics, more than 90 per- rolled at Kansas State during Phi Fellowships than any other With such a reputation for ex- cent of recent graduates surveyed are em- the fall 2006. That’s a stunning public university in the nation. cellence, it’s no surprise that K- ployed or are continuing their education. accomplishment for President Founded on February 16, State’s enrollment has surged to  K-State is committed to individualized educa- Jon Wefald and his staff, who 1863, Kansas State is the oldest an all-time high in recent years. tion whenever possible. For example, fresh- have spearheaded a huge en- public institution of higher ed- Every county in the state, man English classes have no more than 22 students, introductory chemistry labs average rollment increase since their ar- ucation in Kansas and one of every state in the nation and 18 students, introductory art classes average rival in 1986. the nation’s first land-grant numerous countries from 23 students and speech classes are limited to Since Dr. Wefald’s arrival, universities. around the world are repre- 23 students. Eighty percent of classes have enrollment has increased by Throughout its history, K- sented by students attending K- 40 students or less, and the average class size more than 7,000 students. K- State’s mission has been rooted State. for all undergraduate classes is 23 students. State has also built a healthy in the principles set forth in the Over 250 majors and options  Seven colleges are the most comprehensive in endowment program and es- Morrill Act-to provide teaching, are offered in the Colleges of the state. These include the Colleges of Engi- tablished a national presence in research and service to the citi- Arts and Sciences, Engineering, neering; Education; Human Ecology; Agricul- intercollegiate athletics. zens of Kansas, the nation and Business Administration, Agri- ture; Planning and Design; Veterinary Medicine; and Technology and Aviation. The With Wefald at the helm, K- the world. culture, Education, Architecture College of Arts and Sciences, the largest col- State’s total research funding The university’s 668-acre and Design, Human Ecology, lege, serves as the “heart and soul” of the uni- increased to record numbers. wooded campus with historic Technology and Aviation and versity. The university returns nearly sandstone buildings is located Veterinary Medicine. Six of the $17 for every $1 of state fund- in Manhattan (pop. 47,916). It’s nine colleges at Kansas State ing it receives. a pleasant community nestled University are the most com- In addition, K-State has in the scenic Flint Hills, 125 prehensive in the state, and the added over 2.0 million square miles west of Kansas City. College of Business Adminis- feet of new university build- The College of Technology tration ranks in the top 15 per- ings, including a new library, a and Aviation, housed on the cent nationally. new art museum, and a nation- Salina campus, offers bache- K-State is 47th on Intel’s ally acclaimed plant science lor’s and associate degrees in “Most Unwired College Cam- building. Construction was also avation and engineering tech- puses” survey that ranks the recently completed on K-State’s nologies. top 100 U.S. schools for wire- $53.4 million Biosecurity Re- Commuter air service in and less computing access. Wireless search Institute, making the out of Manhattan Regional Air- computing networks allow stu- University a national leader in port connects the city with dents to use notebook PCs to the fight against bio terrorism. major airports all over the Mid- access the Internet from resi- Academic achievement at west. Five miles north of cam- dence halls, the student union, the institution is drawing na- pus lies Tuttle Creek Reservoir, the library, and outdoors, all tional acclaim as well. K-State a favorite outlet of students for without being tied to a wired- leads the nation’s public uni- boating, water skiing, swim- in-the-wall connection.

THE POWER OF ONE | 191 THE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY HISTORY Kansas State University was founded Feb. 16, 1863, under provisions of the Morrill Act which established land grant colleges. It was initially located on the grounds of the old Bluemont Cen- tral College, which was chartered in 1858. The university moved to its present site in 1875. His- torians disagree over whether K-State or Michi- gan State was the first land-grant college in the nation. The 668-acre main campus is in northern Manhattan and is convenient to both business and residential districts. It is located 125 miles west of Kansas City via Interstate 70 in the rolling Flint Hills of northeast Kansas. Under an enactment of the 1991 Kansas Legis- lature, the Salina campus was established through a merger of the former Kansas College of Technology with the university. Additional university sites include 18,000 acres in the four branch locations of the Agricul- tural Experiment Station at Hays, Garden City, Colby and Parsons, and 8,600 acres in the Konza Prairie Research Natural Area jointly operated by the AES and the Division of Biology. K-State accomplishments have far-reaching effects. Most NASA space shuttle flights carry K- State experiments aboard. Astronaut space gloves and the water-purifying system used on the NASA space shuttles were developed here. K-State is at the forefront of a national atomic physics research program that could mean nu- clear power without nuclear waste. K-State is also home to a national Center for Basic Cancer Research and has been at the forefront in the fight against bio terrorism. The university hosts the prestigious Landon Lectures on Public Issues, honoring the late Kansas statesman Alfred M. Landon. Since 1966 the series has featured more than 120 nationally prominent speakers. Past speakers include Presi- dents Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush and, most re- cently, Bill Clinton. One of six universities governed by the Kansas Board of Regents, Kansas State University con- Through quality teaching, the University is tinues to fulfill its historic educational mission in committed to provide all students with opportu- teaching, research and public service. nities to develop the knowledge, understanding, and skills characteristic of an educated person. It is also pledged to prepare students for successful MISSION STATEMENT employment or advanced studies through a vari- Kansas State University is a comprehensive, ety of disciplinary and professional degree pro- research, land-grant institution first serving stu- grams. To meet these intentions, the institution dents and the people of Kansas, and also the na- dedicates itself to providing academic and ex- tion and the world. tracurricular learning experiences which pro- Since its founding in 1863, the University has mote and value both excellence and cultural evolved into a modern institution of higher edu- diversity. Kansas State University prepares its tending to them opportunities to engage in life- cation, committed to quality programs, and re- students to be informed, productive, and respon- long learning and to benefit from the results of sponsive to a rapidly changing world and the sible citizens who participate actively in advanc- research. The University addresses this charge aspirations of an increasingly diverse society. To- ing cultural, educational, economic, scientific, through mutually supportive activities on its gether with other major comprehensive universi- and socio-political undertakings. Manhattan and Salina campuses, research and ties, Kansas State shares responsibilities for Research and other creative endeavors com- extension sites at numerous locations, outreach developing human potential, expanding knowl- prise an essential component of Kansas State programs offered throughout the State and na- edge, enriching cultural expression, and extend- University's mission. All faculty members con- tion, and international activities. ing its expertise to individuals, business, tribute to the discovery and dissemination of The mission of Kansas State University is en- education, and government. These responsibili- new knowledge. These efforts, supported by hanced by symbiotic relationships among the ties are addressed through an array of under- public and private resources, are conducted in discovery of knowledge, the education of under- graduate and graduate degree programs, an atmosphere of open inquiry and academic graduate and graduate students, and improve- research and creative activities, and outreach freedom. Basic to the pursuit of this mission is ment in the quality of life through research and public service programs. In addition, its the University's commitment to broad-based applications. Coordinated teaching, research, land-grant mandate, based on federal and state programs in graduate education at both the mas- and extension services help develop the highly legislation, establishes a focus to its instructional, ter's and doctoral levels. skilled and educated work force necessary to the research, and extension activities which is Kansas State University's mission includes en- economic well-being of Kansas, the nation, and unique among the Regents' institutions. riching the lives of the citizens of Kansas by ex- the international community.

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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY Dean: Fred Cholick - 785.532.6147 Dean: Yar Ebadi - 785.532.7227 Dean: Virginia Moxley - 785.532.5500 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]  Seven of the college’s faculty have been recog-  The college is fully accredited by the Association  The College focuses on teaching, research and out- nized as the top teachers in the region and nation to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business reach that support the quality of human life. through the U.S.D.A. Food and Agricultural Sci- (AACSB). Only 25% of business schools and col-  K-State’s nutrition and exercise sciences under- ences Excellence in College and University Teaching leges in the nation have earned this accreditation. graduate program is the largest in the nation. Awards Program. No other university has had more  The Department of Accounting has achieved sep-  The interior design program is consistently ranked than five of their faculty recognized through this arate national accreditation for its undergraduate among the top four in the country, prestigious teacher recognition program. and graduate programs, distinguishing the account-  The human ecology program is the nation’s third  Offers the only bachelor’s programs in bakery, feed, ing program as one of the best in the nation. largerst for undergraduates and ranks seventh na- and milling science and management in the world.  Ninety percent or more of College of Business Ad- tionally in number of grants and contracts awarded.  One-of-a-kind national programs include horticul- ministration students find placement in profes-  The communication sciences and disorders pro- tural therapy; international meat and livestock, in- sional jobs, graduate school, or professional schools gram ranked 11th of 166 masters-only program by ternational grains; golf course management; and a like medical, law, or dental schools after graduation. U.S. News and World Report in 2006. master’s in agribusiness.  The College of Business Administration houses  A distance dietetics program with students in 30 Majors: Agriculture; General Agribusiness; Agricul- the Center for Leadership, which helps Kansas busi- states and six countries. tural economics; Agricultural education; Agricul- nesses and non-profit organizations with manage- Majors: Apparel and textiles; Athletic training; Com- tural communication and journalism; Agricultural ment questions; shares knowledge about managing munication sciences and disorders; Dietetics; Early technology management; Agronomy; Animal sci- and leading organizations through training, work- childhood education; Family studies and human ences and industry; Bakery science and industry; shops, and coaching; and sponsors research on lead- services (Family life and community services, Lifes- Feed science and management; Food science and in- ership topics. pan human development, Personal financial plan- dustry; Grain science and industry; Horticulture; Majors: Accounting; Business Administration; Fi- ning); Hotel and restaurant management; Human Milling science and management; Park manage- nance; Management; Marketing; Management In- ecology; Interior design; Nutrition and exercise sci- ment and conservation; Pre-veterinary medicine. formation Systems (MIS). ences; Nutritional sciences; Public health nutrition.

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING AND DESIGN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND AVIATION Dean: Dennis Law - 785.532.5950 Dean: Michael Holen - 785.532.5525 Dean: Dennis Kuhlman - 785.826.2601 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]  Accredited 5-year master’s degree in architecture,  Kansas State graduates more teachers than any  K-State at Salina, home of the College of Technol- interior architecture and product design, landscape other university in Kansas. ogy and Aviation, became a member of the K-State architecture, and regional and community planning.  The College of Education houses the largest un- family in 1991 following a merger with the former This combination of disciplines makes the college dergraduate major (Elementary Education), largest Kansas College of Technology. one of the most comprehensive in the nation. undergraduate minor (Leadership Studies), and  The school has added over $10 million in new air-  The College’s graduates are partners and princi- largest graduate program (English as a Second Lan- craft and equipment and over $2.6 million in en- pals in hundreds of firms worldwide. guage) in the university. dowed KSU Foundation funds.  The architecture program was ranked No. 5 in a  The American Association of Colleges of Teacher  The only school in Kansas to offer an FAA-certi- national survey of over 150 leading U.S. architecture Education ranked K-State among the top 10 produc- fied bachelor's degree in aviation maintenance and firms in January 2006. It marked the fifth time in ers of science and math teachers. professional pilot. the survey’s history that the school has been ranked  The College offers a comprehensive educational  More than 95 percent of graduates find jobs in among the nation’s top 10. emphases with 36 undergraduate certification areas. their field after graduation.  The interior architecture and interior design pro- Programs are accredited by the Kansas State Depart-  K-State at Salina served as mission control for two grams were both ranked No. 4 in a 2006 national ment of Education (KSDE) and the National Council of Steve Fossett's round-the-world, recording-set- survey of over 1,000 leading U.S. firms. Both pro- for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). ting flight. grams have been in the top 10 during all seven years  Professional Development School (PDS) model is Majors: Applied business; Applied Technologies; in which the study has been conducted. the signature program for the preparation of entry- Aviation maintenance; Construction engineering  The landscape architecture program was ranked level teachers at K-State. technology; Computer systems technology; Elec- No. 6 in the 2006 national survey. Majors: Adult and continuing education; Educa- tronic and computer engineering technology; Me- Majors: Architecture; Interior architecture and prod- tional administration and leadership; Elementary chanical engineering technology; Professional pilot; uct design; Landscape architecture; Regional and education; Secondary education; Special education; Technology management; Web development tech- community planning. Counseling and student development. nology.

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Dean: Stephen White - 785.532.6900 Dean: Richard Gallagher, interim - 785.532.5590 Dean: Ralph Richardson - 785.532.5660 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]  The College of Arts and Sciences contains more  The College of Engineering is the largest and most  One of the nation’s leading veterinary colleges than 20 departments and offers a number of special comprehensive engineering program in the region. with a continual commitment to quality teaching programs and secondary majors. With more than  Home to the Institute for Environmental Research, since 1905. 7,000 students, it has the largest enrollment of any the first of its kind in the world to be located on a  Opportunities are provided to work with house college at K-State. college campus. pets, livestock and exotic animals.  Home to many of K-State's top students, the Col-  Civil Infrastructures Systems Laboratory houses  Research specialties include equine exercise phys- lege of Arts and Sciences has produced eight of the one of six accelerated testing facilities in the nation iology, genetic disease in animals, respiratory phys- K-State’s 12 Rhodes Scholars and 23 of the univer- capable of testing large-scale projects. iology, stress and immunity defense mechanisms sity's 28 Truman Scholars.  Home to the second largest architectural engineer- and animal sports medicine.  Encompassing studies in the natural sciences, so- ing program in the nation.  K-State’s pre-veterinary program is the ideal cial sciences, humanities and fine arts, the College of  Cited twice by the National Society of Professional preparation for the doctorate of veterinary medicine Arts and Sciences offers more than 115 degree pro- Engineers for outstanding professional programs, offered by the College of Veterinary Medicine, and grams and pre-professional options. one of just 10 colleges in the nation so honored. ultimately, careers in private veterinary practice, re- Majors: Anthropology; Art; Biochemistry; Biology;  Department of mechanical and nuclear engineer- search, wildlife preservation, public health, and Chemistry; Criminology; Dance; Economics; Eng- ing operates the only university research nuclear re- more. lish; Geography; Geology; History; Interdisciplinary actor in the 11-state region of the Plains states.  Professional students earn their Doctor of Veteri- Studies in Humanities; Physical Science and Social Majors: Architectural engineering; Biological and nary Medicine degrees while completing a four- Science; Journalism and mass communications; Ki- agricultural engineering; Chemical engineering; year curriculum. nesiology; Mathematics; Modern Languages; Music; Civil engineering; Computer engineering; Con-  Each year about 14,000 animals are treated at the Philosophy; Physics; Political science; Pre-law; Psy- struction science and management; Electrical engi- Veterinary Medicine Complex. The facility, which chology; Social work; Sociology; Speech communi- neering; Industrial engineering; Information covers 185,000 square feet, is staffed to treat animals cation; Statistics; Theatre; Women's Studies. systems; Mechanical engineering. ranging from the common house cat to exotic tigers.

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scholarships and more Phi Kappa Phi Fellow- Krause is the chief student affairs officer for DR. JON WEFALD ships than any other public university in the na- K-State and also oversees external university re- University President tion. By recognizing and encouraging excellence, lations with various constituencies. He coordi- Pacific Lutheran ’59 Wefald has helped K-State achieve the pinnacle nates the university's on-going activities with the of success. K-State department of athletics, the KSU Foun- ew college presi- Before coming to K-State, Wefald served as dation, the K-State Alumni Association and dents have been as Chancellor of the State University System in works with various external groups such as the F well recognized na- Minnesota from 1982-86, a system comprised of Board of Regents, Kansas Technology Enterprise tionally for improving seven universities. He was president of South- Corporation and other governmental agencies. the athletic and aca- west State in Marshall, Minn., from 1977-82; Since his arrival at K-State, Krause has fo- demic programs on a campus as K-State's Jon Minnesota's Commissioner of Agriculture from cused attention on ways to improve the attrac- Wefald. 1971-77, and a member of the faculty at Gus- tion and retention of students; means by which Lauded by publications from the Christian tavus Adolphus from 1965-70. the university can better assist Manhattan and Science Monitor to Sports Illustrated to USA He earned his B.A. from Pacific Lutheran in the state of Kansas in the area of economic devel- Today, and by broadcasters like Paul Harvey, the 1959, his M.A. in history and political science opment through cooperative endeavors with accomplishments during Wefald's tenure have from Washington State University in 1961 and local and state agencies; and ways to expand been well noted in the national media. USA his doctorate in history from the University of public awareness regarding the value society re- Today called these achievements the "miracle in Michigan in 1965. ceives from the teaching, research and service Manhattan." Born Nov. 24, 1937, Wefald is married to the provided by K-State faculty. Under his leadership, K-State has added former Ruth Ann Joynt. The couple has two Krause came to K-State from the Minnesota about 2 million square feet of new university adult sons, Skipp and Andy, both of whom State University System, where he served as di- buildings, including a new library, a new art mu- earned degrees from K-State. rector of student affairs from 1983 to 1986. In that seum, and a nationally acclaimed plant science role, he coordinated system-wide policy and building. In addition, during the Wefald years BOB KRAUSE program development for seven state universi- ties enrolling some 51,000 students. From 1975 to enrollment has increased from about 13,500 to Vice President for more than 23,000; K-State has built a healthy en- 1983, he served as vice president for student af- dowment program and established a national Institutional Advancement fairs at Southwest State University in Minnesota. presence in athletics. With Wefald at the helm, K- Western Illinois ’67 Krause received his bachelor's degree in art State's total research funding increased to record education and art from Western Illinois Univer- sity in 1967 and his master's in college student numbers. The university returns nearly $17 for ob Krause has personnel work from Michigan State University every $1 of state funding it receives. played a key role in in 1968 Since his arrival in 1986, K-State leads the na- B the development of Born Sept. 12, 1945, Krause is married to Dr. tion's public universities in the total number of both the university and Marty Vanier. He has three daughters - Katie Rhodes, Marshall, Truman, Goldwater and Udall the athletic department since his appointment as and Kirsten, both graduates of K-State, and scholarship winners. K-State students have won Kansas State's vice president for institutional ad- Kathy, a graduate of the University of Wiscon- more Truman scholarships, more Goldwater vancement in September 1986. sin-Madison. MICHAEL HOLEN Faculty Representative Dean, College of Education Stanford ’67

sking 18 and 19-year- old college students A for what career they're preparing isn't a question Michael Holen, dean of College of Edu- cation, tends to ask. Instead, Holen encourages students to pursue academic programs to pro- vide them with a range of intellectual experi- ences well beyond what they would need in any specific job. Holen, who came to K-State in 1971, served as a professor, department head and associate dean before being named dean of education in 1991. In 1988, Holen received the Presidential Award for Distinguished Service to Minority Ed- ucation after helping many predominantly black universities develop academic programs and ad- ministrative systems. He has twice chaired the Regents' Council of Education Deans and since 1999 has served as K-State's Faculty Athletics Representative to the Big 12 Conference. Holen earned his bachelor's degree in history and literature from Stanford University and his master's and doctorate degrees in educational psychology, both from the University of Oregon.

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years. Individually, K-State has produced 38 All- letic Directors’ Association and also serves on the TIM WEISER Americans in just the last four years. NCAA Championships Cabinet. Weiser is also a Athletics Director In 2003-04, Weiser’s third year at the helm, member of the NCAA Baseball Committee and re- Emporia State ’81 Kansas State became the first Big 12 institution to cently served on the NCAA Baseball Academic win conference championships in three top-tier Enhancement panel. Weiser has additionally been sports (football, volleyball, women’s basketball) in involved with a number of university visits as part n his six years as Ath- the same year. And, if one considers that K-State of the NCAA Division I Peer Review program. letics Director at also had at least one first-team academic All- Named Kansas State’s 13th Director of Athletics IKansas State, Tim American on each of those championship teams, a on July 1, 2001, Weiser’s arrival at K-State was a Weiser has guided Wild- clear picture of what K-State athletics have be- homecoming for the native Kansan, who was cat athletics to an un- come during Weiser’s tenure begins to emerge. raised in Great Bend and received his bachelor’s precedented level of success that has seen it Kansas State has also become one of the confer- degree in psychology and a master’s in counseling emerge as one of the Big 12 Conference’s premier ence leaders in classroom achievement. Over the from Emporia State while competing on a baseball programs. past four years nearly half of K-State’s student- scholarship. And while he is quick to deflect praise for athletes have achieved a grade-point average of He came to Kansas State after a successful Kansas State’s accomplishments toward student- 3.0 or better, earning Big 12 Commissioner’s three-year run as Director of Athletics at Colorado athletes, coaches, staff, university administrators Honor Roll distinction. State, where Ram athletics experienced a similar and the program’s loyal fans, few can argue that The popularity of Wildcat athletics has also renaissance that included record increases in Weiser’s visionary leadership has spearheaded a skyrocketed to an all-time high under Weiser’s di- fund-raising and revenue generation and the com- complete transformation of the athletics depart- rection, with the men’s basketball program enjoy- pletion of the $8 million Fum McGraw athletic ment that has K-State poised to meet the chal- ing its first ever season sell out during the 2006-07 center. lenges of the 21st Century. campaign and the football program also showing Weiser also played a central role in the devel- Guided by a philosophy of providing the best impressive increases. But it’s not just the men’s opment of the Mountain West Conference during possible experience for Kansas State’s student-ath- letes, Weiser, who in 2006 agreed to a 10-year rollover contract extension, has been able to focus “If we do our job well, in four or five years our student-athletes will the efforts of an entire department and as a result usher in the most successful era in athletics ever walk across the stage and grab a diploma, and if on that hand is a at K-State. Since his arrival in July of 2001, Weiser, 49, has championship ring, we will have provided the best experience possible.” employed a combination of strong management principles and sound financial planning to yield — Tim Weiser consistent growth in the areas of revenues, donor and corporate support and facility enhancement. sports that have enjoyed sterling support. K-State’s his CSU tenure. He was involved in hiring the This focus on fund-raising and fiscal responsi- women’s volleyball and basketball programs both commissioner, negotiating television packages and bility has enabled Kansas State to undertake an continue to rank among the national leaders in at- developing the conference’s constitution and by- aggressive yet fiscally responsible approach to fa- tendance, while the Wildcat baseball team laws. cility improvements that have yielded across-the- recorded its highest average season attendance Prior to his tenure at Colorado State, Weiser board upgrades for nearly all of K-State’s 16 ever at during 2007. served as athletics director at Eastern Michigan for intercollegiate athletics programs. This increase in popularity, combined with the four years and held the same position at Austin In the last three years alone, K-State has com- public’s confidence in Weiser’s leadership, has Peay State University from July 1988 to September pleted nearly $7 million in upgrades to the Vanier continued to generate record revenues in the areas 1993. Football Complex and Bill Snyder Family Sta- of fund-raising, corporate sponsorship and media At Eastern Michigan, Weiser directed an athlet- dium, begun construction on premium loge seat- rights. The number of contributors to the Mike ics department which included 22 sports. In his ing in Bramlage Coliseum, constructed new team Ahearn Scholarship fund is now approaching four seasons, he turned a deficit of more than a facilities for the track & field and rowing pro- 8,000, representing a 30 percent increase over 2002- half-million dollars into a six-figure surplus while grams, and installed new playing surfaces in just 03 and more than a 50 percent increase from simultaneously adding two new women’s sports. about all of its competitive and practice venues, Weiser’s first year at K-State. Corporate support of In all, EMU won 14 conference championships including FieldTurf in the Indoor Football Com- K-State athletics is also at an all-time high, buoyed during his tenure, and in 1996 captured the Reese plex, Brandeberry Indoor Complex and Tointon by a record-setting five-year sponsorship pact with Trophy, awarded annually by the Mid-American Family Stadium. ALLTEL and a recent contract with Nike that made Conference for overall excellence in men’s sports. During his first year at Kansas State, construc- it the official footwear and apparel supplier of He also directed and supervised the design and tion was completed on Frank Myers Field at Toin- Kansas State Athletics. construction of a $30 million convocation center ton Family Stadium, bringing the Wildcats’ During his tenure, Weiser has also negotiated which opened in October 1998. baseball facility to a stature as one of the best in new deals for K-State’s radio and third-tier televi- In his first stint as an athletics director at Austin the Big 12 Conference. sion rights, including a 10-year multimedia and Peay, Weiser’s five-year tenure witnessed the de- Kansas State’s annual athletics operating marketing rights contract with Learfield Commu- velopment of a number of academic programs to budget has also taken quantum leaps forward nications that is the largest revenue contract in the enhance the support of student-athletes at the under Weiser’s direction, growing from $27 mil- history of Wildcat athletics. school while spearheading various fund-raising lion in fiscal year 2001 to one projected at over $38 In an effort to continue this era of success, endeavors that generated more than $1 million in million for the upcoming academic year. Addi- Weiser implemented a first-ever Strategic Plan to facility improvements. tionally, Weiser’s forward-thinking philosophies serve as a blueprint for the department. The plan Weiser worked for five years at Wichita State, have established a multi-million dollar reserve encompasses every aspect of the department and serving in various roles from February 1983 fund – the first of its kind in school history – with includes K-State’s ongoing effort to provide its stu- through July 1988. He directed the compliance of- K-State finishing in the black in each year of his dent-athletes with top-notch facilities. fice and supervised the academic support unit be- tenure. Weiser’s accomplishments in bringing signifi- fore moving into a role in the development office, On the field, the Wildcats continue to enjoy un- cant and positive changes to the K-State athletics where he was responsible for the bulk of fund-rais- precedented success, and the 2006-07 academic landscape have not gone unnoticed. He was se- ing for improvements to Wichita State’s baseball year was no different. For the first time in school lected as the 2004-05 NACDA Central Region Ath- facility. Weiser spent his last year at Wichita State history, K-State’s football (Texas Bowl), men’s bas- letics Director of the Year and has also received the as the associate athletics director and was respon- ketball (NIT), women’s basketball (WNIT) and General Robert Neyland Outstanding Athletics Di- sible for day-to-day operations of the Shockers’ baseball (Big 12 Tournament) teams all made post- rector Award from the All-America Football Foun- programs. season appearances in the same academic year. dation. Weiser and his wife, Susan, are the parents of This on-the-field success comes on the heels of K- Weiser has also developed a strong profile on two children. Melanie is a gymnast at the Univer- State sending no fewer than 10 of its 16 teams on the national level since arriving at Kansas State. He sity of Arizona, while Rudy is a member of the Em- to postseason play in each of the previous three is the incoming president of the Division 1A Ath- poria State baseball team.

THE POWER OF ONE | 195 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION JIM EPPS PHIL HUGHES CASEY SCOTT Senior Associate Assoc. Athletics Director/ Assoc. Athletics Director/ Athletics Director Student Services Operations Washburn ’68 UC San Diego ’80 Kansas State ’77

Jim Epps is in his 29th Phil Hughes begins his Now is his 23rd season in year at Kansas State, 10th year at Kansas State athletics administration, where he supervises inter- as the associate athletics Casey Scott joined the K- nal operations for the athletics department. Prior to director for student services. He directs all aspects State athletics staff in January 2002. being named senior associate athletics director dur- of the academic support programs and student A graduate of Kansas State University from Wi- ing the summer of 1990, Epps was an associate ath- services for athletics. chita, Kan., Scott directs the department's internal letics director for the department. One of the nation’s top academic advisors, operations, supervising the Athletics Operations In 1987, he was elevated from administrative as- Hughes was honored by the National Association unit comprised of event management, facilities sistant to special assistant to the head football of Academic Advisors for Athletics with the 2005 maintenance and construction, sports information coach. Prior to that, he spent five years as KSU’s ac- Lan Hewlett Award for his service to student-ath- and matters involving K-State Sports Properties, ademic counselor for Wildcat football. He became letes and excellence in academic advising. the multimedia rights holder for K-State Athletics. assistant academic counselor in 1979, and worked Prior to coming to K-State, Hughes spent seven In addition, Scott serves as administrator for the in that position until joining the staff in 1982. years at the University of Michigan. At Michigan, sports of men's basketball and baseball. He received his master’s degree in psychology he was responsible for the athletics department’s Since joining the staff at K-State, Scott has partic- from Pittsburg State in 1972, and his bachelor’s de- student-athlete support program including aca- ipated in the merging of the Bramlage Coliseum gree in psychology from Washburn in 1968. The demic advising, academic compliance, tutorial operation under the direction of the athletics de- Grandview, Mo., native is married to the former services, admissions tracking, faculty relations and partment and numerous facility enhancements. In Phyllis Luginbill, and they are the parents of one academic advocacy. the past year upgrades include the final phases of daughter, Sarah, and one son, Ned. For three years prior to working at Michigan, the three-year, $6 million renovation of the Vanier Hughes served as the assistant athletics director for Athletic Complex and north end zone seating area; student life at Tulane University in New Orleans, La. the $1.7 million installation of new video and mes- BOB CAVELLO A 1980 graduate of University of California, San sage boards in Bill Snyder Family Stadium, the in- Diego, Hughes earned a master’s degree in coun- stallation of FieldTurf in the indoor football Assoc. Athletics Director/ seling psychology from the . practice facility, Brandeberry Indoor Complex and Business Operations Hughes and his wife, Betty, have a son, Stafford, on the infield and warning track areas of Tointon Air Force Academy ’87 and a daughter, Elizabeth. Family Stadium; the construction of the John Allen Strength Center at Tointon Family Stadium, and the remodeling of the volleyball team locker room and Bob Cavello enters his lounge and basketball strength training area. Other 12th year at Kansas State, KURT MCGUFFIN major projects completed during Scott's tenure where he oversees all fi- Assoc. Athletics Director/ have included the construction of the new Chris- nancial, contractual and business operations for the tian Track and team facility; construction of the athletics department and the Intercollegiate Athlet- Development new Briedenthal Boathouse; the restoration of the ics Corporation and oversees the men’s and Kansas State ’96 Brandeberry Indoor Complex; the addition of sta- women’s golf programs. dium lighting, scoreboard and batting cages at Cavello is a past president of the College Ath- Kurt McGuffin is in his Tointon Stadium and construction of new offices, letic Business Management Association. He also eighth year in the Kansas editing bays and studio for the Communications serves on NCAA Institutional Certification Teams State development office. department. in the areas of fiscal integrity, sportsmanship and Promoted to Associate Athletics Director for Devel- On the event side, K-State has successfully student-athlete welfare. opment in June of 2005, McGuffin heads up K- hosted two NCAA women's basketball tourna- Prior to K-State, Cavello was an officer in the State’s annual giving efforts, while overseeing ments, three NCAA volleyball tournaments, the United States Air Force and served as the Athletics strategic planning for the development and ticket pre- and post-season WNIT, the Big 12 Conference Business Manager at the Air Force Academy in Col- offices. outdoor track and field championships, cross coun- orado Springs, Colo., where he managed the finan- Prior to joining the K-State staff in 2000, McGuf- try championships and men's golf championship. cial operations of the Academy’s 27 intercollegiate fin spent one year as assistant athletics director for Prior to his appointment at K-State, Scott served teams from 1993-96. Cavello was also involved in development at the University of Idaho where he as Associate Athletics Director for External Opera- the operations of hosting the 1995 U.S. Olympic was responsible for all fund-raising in Southern tions at Colorado State, where he oversaw the Sports Festival, the McDonald’s High School All- Idaho and assisted with a $10 million capital cam- Rams' marketing, fund-raising, ticketing and spe- Star Game and the Denver Nuggets preseason bas- paign for facility expansion. He graduated with a cial-event operations. ketball camps. Earlier in his Air Force career, master’s degree in sports administration from Wi- After serving for eight years as a staff writer in Cavello was fortunate enough to fly in an F-15 chita State in the spring of 2000 after working as a news and sports at The Wichita Eagle-Beacon, Scott Eagle, break the sound barrier in a T-38 Talon and graduate assistant for the Shocker Athletic Scholar- began his athletics administration career in 1985 as spend a month in New Zealand and Australia ship Organization. He was Director of Men’s Bas- Sports Information Director at Wichita State Uni- working as a volunteer for the Pro Beach Volleyball ketball Operations at Eastern Washington during versity. During his more than 12 years on the Australia Tour. the 1997-98 season. Shocker staff, he served in roles as Assistant Athlet- Cavello earned his bachelor’s degree from the A native of Iola, Kan., McGuffin earned a bache- ics Director for External Operations, Facilities and Air Force Academy in 1987 and a master’s degree lor’s from Kansas State in 1996 and a master’s from Events, and Associate Athletics Director until leav- in physical education with an emphasis in sports Wichita State in 1999. While at K-State, he served as ing for Colorado State in 1998. administration from the University of Northern a student manager for the Wildcat men’s basketball Scott earned a B.S. in journalism and mass com- Colorado in 1998. Bob and his wife Bianca, a native program from 1992-97. munication from Kansas State in 1977. He and his of Manhattan Beach, Calif., have two children - son He is married to the former Jessica Whisler, a wife, Christy, have a son, Brett, and a daughter, Joey, 12, and daughter Jordan, 10. 1997 K-State graduate. The couple has two sons, Shannon. Bryce and Brett.

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Prior to his arrival at New Mexico in May of Before coming to Kansas State, Thomas spent LAURA TIETJEN 2000, Flores worked in the academic advisement of- five years as the Associate Director of the SunDome Assoc. Athletics Director/ fice at Texas Tech for two years (1998-2000), concen- for the University of South Florida in Tampa, Fla. Senior Woman Administrator trating his efforts on the Red Raiders’ football and A native of Tallahassee, Fla., he received his Nebraska ’81 men’s basketball teams. bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass commu- In 1997, Flores went to work at his alma mater, nications from South Florida in 1981. the University of Texas, El Paso and was instru- Thomas holds professional memberships in the Laura Tietjen begins her mental in developing an advising program for stu- Association of Arena Managers and the Rotary eighth year at K-State as dent-athletes while serving as the interim program Club. He is married to Sue Peterson, Kansas State’s Senior Woman Adminis- coordinator for UTEP athletics. Assistant to the President for Governmental Rela- trator and Associate Athletics Director. She plays a A former quarterback at the University of Texas- tions. significant role in the overall progress and develop- El Paso, Flores earned Western Athletic Conference ment of the athletics programs, and specifically the All-Academic honors in 1987 and played for a women’s programs. She also oversees the areas of CHAD WEIBERG coaching staff that featured current K-State assis- marketing and promotions for all sports, while tant coach Mo Latimore. He received a bachelor’s Asst. Athletics Director/ serving as administrator for women’s basketball, degree in criminal justice from UTEP in 1996. Development volleyball, equestrian, rowing and tennis. Tietjen came to K-State after spending five years Oklahoma State ’94 in the athletics department at the University of Evansville, including the last two and a half years LON FLOYD Chad Weiberg is in his as the director of athletics. In her first year as ath- Asst. Athletics Director/ third year at Kansas State and his first as Assistant letics director, a school-record three Purple Aces’ Catbacker Clubs teams -women’s soccer, men’s basketball and Athletics Director for De- women’s basketball - won Missouri Valley Confer- Kansas State ’67 velopment. His duties include major gifts ence Championships and reached the NCAA Divi- fundraising for the Athletic Endow- sion I Tournament. In her second year, women’s Lon Floyd is in his 13th ment Society and facility projects. soccer and baseball reached the NCAAs, while year at Kansas State and Weiberg came to the athletics department as Di- women’s basketball played in the National Invita- his first as Assistant Ath- rector of Major Gifts in 2005 after serving one year tional Tournament. Tietjen also worked closely letics Director for Catbacker Clubs. His duties in- as the Director of Corporate Relations for the K- with university officials to a form a comprehensive clude organizing and administrating Catbacker State Foundation. In that position, he coordinated plan for on-campus facilities that included the Club events, coordinating CatTown activities, the campus-wide efforts to raise money for the univer- opening of a new soccer stadium in 2000 and new Cabela’s Ahearn Scholarship Fishing Tournament sity from major corporations. baseball and softball stadiums in 2002. Prior to her and the Steer-A-Year Drive. Floyd also coordinates Prior to coming to K-State in 2004, Weiberg stint at Evansville, she spent nine years at the Uni- the Wheels of Support Car program. spent the previous nine years in various capacities versity of Nebraska-Kearney, including three as as- Floyd, 61, earned his bachelor’s degree in physi- at his alma mater, Oklahoma State. He began his sistant women’s basketball coach and head cal education in 1967 and a master’s in physical tenure as a development officer in the athletics de- women’s tennis coach, and eight years as senior eduction in 1971 at Kansas State. He served as an partment in 1995 where he sold sponsorship oppor- woman administrator and compliance coordinator. assistant track coach from 1969-73 under former tunities, including signage at sporting venues, Tietjen earned her bachelor’s degree from Ne- head coach and current Texas athletics director De- advertising on the coaches’ radio and television braska in 1981 where she played basketball and Loss Dodds. Floyd helped the team to four top-25 shows as well as gameday suites. earned the 1980 Harmon Award as the Corn- finishes at the NCAA Indoor Championships and Weiberg moved to the school’s alumni associa- huskers’ most outstanding female athlete. She also two top-20 finishes at the NCAA Outdoor Champi- tion in 1999, where he served as the director of field has a master’s degree from Nebraska-Kearney and onships. He then worked in administration at the operations for three years. He coordinated all has done doctoral work at the University of New Kingman (Kan.) school district from 1973-81. Prior alumni chapters and served as a liaison with the Mexico in athletic and educational administration. to re-joining the K-State staff in 1996, Floyd was a athletics department. From there, he moved to the State Farm Insurance agent from 1981-96. OSU Foundation where he spent one year as the di- An accomplished auctioneer, Floyd served as the rector of development for the College of Business DAVID FLORES meet director for the 2005 Big 12 Outdoor Track before taking a position as the director of develop- Asst. Athletics Director/ and Field Championships held at Kansas State. He ment for the athletics department in 2003. In this served as meet manager and referee at the Big 12 position, Weiberg helped raise money for the ex- Compliance Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field Champi- pansion and renovation of Boone Pickens Stadium. UTEP ’96 onships for 24 years. Weiberg received a bachelor’s degree in business A native of Kinsley, Kan., Floyd has two chil- administration in 1994 and a master’s in business David Flores is in his dren, Michael, a 1995 K-State graduate, and Stacey, administration in 2002 from Oklahoma State. fourth year at Kansas a 1998 graduate. A native of Tonkawa, Okla., Weiberg is married State and serves as Assis- to the former Jodi McGatlin, a 1990 K-State gradu- tant Athletics Director for Compliance. ate and the current vice president of alumni pro- Flores’ duties include monitoring all NCAA and CHARLIE THOMAS grams for the K-State Alumni Association. The Big 12 Conference compliance issues as well as Asst. Athletics Director/ couple have a daughter, Ella (1). working with initial and continuing eligibility, co- ordinating K-State coach’s camps and clinics, re- Facility Operations cruiting issues, plus issues involving South Florida ’81 student-athlete welfare. A native of Alamogordo, N.M., Flores came to Charlie Thomas joined the Kansas State from the University of New Mexico K-State staff in 1987 as Di- after a four-year stint with the Lobos’ athletics de- rector of Bramlage Coli- partment, including the final two as compliance co- seum. He has since been elevated to Assistant ordinator. He also worked as the academic advisor Athletics Director for Facility Operations. for men’s basketball, women’s soccer and men’s In his position, Thomas manages all administra- and women’s golf at UNM. tive and facility operations of Bramlage Coliseum.

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STEVE BIETAU ASHLEY FOSTER SUZIE FRITZ BRAD HILL KRISTI KNIGHT Women’s Tennis Co-Equestrian Women’s Volleyball Baseball Women’s Golf

2006-07 ATHLETICS YEAR IN REVIEW OVERALL BIG 12 TEAM RECORD RECORD HEAD COACH YEAR  BASEBALL 34-24 10-16 (8th) Brad Hill 4th Highlights: Advanced to first Big 12 Tournament since 2002; Team’s 34 wins were its most since 1976 and its third straight 30-win season; Daniel Edwards, Byron Wiley and Brad Hutt named All-Big 12; Brett Scott named Academic All-American.  BASKETBALL (M) 23-12 10-6 (4th) Bob Huggins 1st Highlights: Produced 20 wins and advanced to the postseason for the first time since 1998-99; Team posted its most league wins and highest Big 12 finish; Senior Cartier Martin and junior David Hoskins named second team All-Big 12.  BASKETBALL (W) 19-15 4-12 (T11th) Deb Patterson 11th Highlights: Team makes its sixth straight postseason appearance and advanced to the WNIT Final Four; Senior Claire Coggins named second team All-Big 12; Six Wildcats earn spots on Big 12 all-academic teams.  CROSS COUNTRY (M) – – (12th) Michael Smith 3rd Highlights: Three Wildcats named to Academic All-Big 12 team.  CROSS COUNTRY (W) – – (12th) Michael Smith 3rd CASIE WILLIAMSON Highlights: Liliani Mendez finishes 15th at Big 12 Championships; Morgan Bonds named first team Academic All-Big 12. FRANK MARTIN Co-Equestrian  EQUESTRIAN (W) – – Teresa Slough 4th Men’s Basketball Highlights: Team places fourth at the Varsity Equestrian National Championships; Senior Sara Weller selected to partic- ipate in prestigious NRHA Derby exhibition at the Collegiate Reining Invitational.  FOOTBALL 7-6 4-4 (T2nd-N) Ron Prince 1st Highlights: Ron Prince leads Wildcats to a victory over No. 4 Texas, a second-place finish in the Big 12 North and a berth in the Texas Bowl; Brandon Archer, Ian Campbell and Yamon Figurs earn first team All-Conference honors.  GOLF (M) – – (9th) Tim Norris 10th Highlights: Team cards a season-low 850 at the Ron Moore Invitational for the fifth-lowest 54-hole score in school his- tory; Four Wildcats earn Big 12 All-Academic team recognition.  GOLF (W) – – (7th) Kristi Knight 12th Highlights: Team posts best Big 12 finish (seventh) since 2003; Four Wildcats Earn Academic Big 12 Honors.  INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD (M) – – (11th) Cliff Rovelto 19th Highlights: Scott Sellers earns second career indoor All-America honor in the high jump.  INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD (W) – – (10th) Cliff Rovelto 19th Highlights: Kaylene Wagner and Loren Groves earn All-America honors; Groves and Morgan Bonds win Big 12 titles in the weight throw and 600-yard run, respectively.  OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD (M) – – (10th) Cliff Rovelto 19th Highlights: Scott Sellers wins NCAA, NCAA Midwest Regional and Big 12 high jump titles and earns Big 12 Male Athlete of the Year and USTFCCCA Male Field Athlete of the Year; Kyle Lancaster earns fourth career All-American honor.  OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD (W) – – (7th) Cliff Rovelto 19th TIM NORRIS Highlights: Kaylene Wagner earns All-America honor in high jump; Three named to CoSIDA Academic All-District VII. DEB PATTERSON Men’s Golf  ROWING (W) – – Patrick Sweeney 4th Women’s Basketball Highlights: First Novice Eight wins 2007 NCAA Central Region tile; Novice Crew wins nine races on the season.  TENNIS (W) 5-16 3-8 (10th) Steve Bietau 23rd Highlights: Three Wildcats earn Academic All-Big 12 first team honors.  VOLLEYBALL (W) 12-18 4-16 (10th) Suzie Fritz 6th Highlights: Stacey Spiegelberg named Big 12 Athlete of the Week and College Volleyball National Player of the Week (Nov. 20-26); Wildcats lead the conference for the second straight year with eight Academic All-Big 12 selections.

RON PRINCE CLIFF ROVELTO MICHAEL SMITH PATRICK SWEENEY Football Track and Field Cross Country Rowing

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MICHAEL BARTON RITA BATH FRANK BERG KAREN BIEHLER SCOTT BIRD R.J. BOKELMAN KELLE BRANTING Athletics Operations Executive Assistant to Athletics Director Athletics Operations Human Resources Specialist Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Assistant Manager of Athletics Operations Academic Counselor

RON COOK MATT DAVIDSON CORY DRISKILL AL ENLOW BRETT FOLTZ ROBIN FOSHA LIANE FOWLER Graphics Designer Events Manager Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Cheerleading Coach Development Assistant Director of Ticket Operations Academic Counselor

SCOTT GREENAWALT LINDA GRUBBS BERNIE HANEY APRIL HAVENSTEIN MINDY HOFFMAN ROGER JOHNSON KEN KARY Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Athletics Receptionist Assistant Director of Development Accountant Assistant Athletic Trainer Academic Counselor Athletics Operations

KARL KASSELMAN CHAD KIMMEL KIM LINCK MARY LOUGH LYNNE LUNDBERG JENNIFER MILLER MARY MOLT Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Assistant Director of Development Assistant Business Manager Athletics Operations Accountant Athletics Operations Admin. Assistant Assistant Athletic Trainer Athletics Council Chair

JIM MULLER NEEL NAROTAM CHRIS NELSON ELIAS NOA DIANNA PHILIPPI TERRY PITTMAN JENNIFER POLLARD Associate Director of Athletics Operations Assistant Director of Ticket Operations Academic Counselor Athletics Operations Student Support Administrative Assistant Athletics Operations Assistant Director of Marketing

LINDA ROUSER CHRISTY SCOTT JILL SHIELDS BRIAN SMOLLER DAVID SMOLLER BILL SNYDER JESSICA VANCE Development Computer Specialist Business Manager Assoc. Director of Student Supports Services Assistant Video Producer Creative Director for Internet Services Special Assistant to Athletics Director Assistant Athletic Trainer

STEPHANIE VANDECREEK REBECCA VARILEK JONI WEINMAN CINDY WILLIAMS DOUG WILLIAMS BRANDON YODER LUKE YOUNG Assistant Director of Ticket Operations Assistant Video Producer Assistant Director of Marketing Human Resources Manager Computer Support Technician Assistant Athletic Trainer Events Manager

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 COMPLIANCE STAFF KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Mission Statement The mission of the Kansas State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is to pro- vide, within the context of available resources, an environment that supports the educational objectives, academic progress and general wel- fare of student-athletes and allows them to compete at the highest levels of athletics. Our mission is also to embrace the guidelines and principles established by the Big XII Conference DAVID FLORES KRISTIN WALLER ANDREW HAMOR VERA WHITE and NCAA, which promote the principles of Assistant Athletics Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Administrative Assistant sportsmanship and ethical conduct. The De- partment of Intercollegiate Athletics is commit- ted to providing fair and equitable treatment for WHAT EVERY ALUMNUS AND BOOSTER OF all student-athletes and athletic department per- KANSAS STATE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE NCAA sonnel, including women and minorities. Philosophy Statement Key Points What can I do? The Department of Intercollegiate Athletics A ‘representative’ of Kansas State’s athletic inter- If you know of a high school or junior college stu- shall assure that all intercollegiate sports pro- ests is: an individual who is known (or who should dent-athlete who might want to attend Kansas State, grams and department operations are consistent have been known) by a member of K-State’s execu- the only permissible activity for a representative is with the mission of Kansas State University. tive or athletics administration to: to call the appropriate K-State coach. Student-athletes and department employees A) have participated in or to be a member of an should be treated fairly and equitably regardless agency or organization promoting KSU athletics. What is an “Extra Benefit?” of gender or race. All department activities will B) have made financial contributions to the athletic An extra benefit would include provision of any be conducted within the rules, regulations and department or to an athletic booster organization of transportation, meals, clothes, entertainment, pref- policies of Kansas State University, the Big XII K-State. erential loan terms, wages not commensurate with Conference and the NCAA. C) have been involved otherwise in promoting the duties, or other benefits offered to a prospect or cur- The Department’s decision-making process institution’s athletic program. rent student-athlete which is unavailable to the gen- shall be based upon consideration of the aca- D) bought or received tickets to a K-State athletics eral student population. demic, emotional and physical welfare of every current and future student-athlete. The learning event. experience to be provided to student-athletes Once an individual is identified as an ‘athletic What can you do with prospects? should promote social, moral, emotional, cul- representative,’ the person retains that identity for- DO feel free to attend high school and junior col- tural, and vocational growth and development ever. lege athletic events. You simply cannot have any and should emphasize the value of sportsman- contact with the prospective student-athletes or rel- ship, loyalty, teamwork, & individual accounta- Key Rule: NCAA BYLAW 13.01.5 atives. Should you find yourself seated next to par- bility. An environment promoting excellence will In Division I, representatives of athletics interest are ents of a prospect, DO NOT initiate conversation allow the physically talented and gifted student- prohibited from making in-person, on-or-off cam- with the relatives. If conversation is initiated with athlete to achieve maximum potential. pus recruiting contacts, written, telephonic commu- you, respond in a civil manner, but DO NOT discuss nications or e-mail transactions with a prospect or K-State’s athletic program with them. If they raise the prospect’s relatives or legal guardians. questions about athletics, remind them that the made in advance with the head coach or appropriate NCAA prohibits you from discussing athletics with athletic staff member. Interpretations them. Direct their questions to the athletic depart- How can I assist with summer employment? 1. A representative of a Division I institution is pro- ment. You MAY discuss the University in general, hibited from making in-person recruiting contact and its academic programs. DO pay student-athletes employed by you for with a prospect and his or her parents/guardian on DO continue established family relationships work actually performed and at a rate commensu- or off campus. with friends and neighbors. Contacts with sons and rate with the going rate for similar services in the Limited Exception: You may have contact with a daughters of those families are permitted as long as community and your business. prospect regarding permissible pre-enrollment ac- they are not made for recruiting purposes and are DO notify the head coaches or the athletic depart- tivities such as summer employment, provided the not prompted by Wildcat coaching staff members. ment of job possibilities for student-athletes. prospect has already signed a National Letter of In- You ARE permitted to play ‘pick up’ games, con- Other questions and answers: tent and K-State is aware that you are making these tinue neighborhood picnics or backyard barbecues Q. May I accompany the coach during a ‘home’ visit contacts in regard to employment. and engage in your normal activities with prospects with the prospect? and their parents who are family friends. A. No 2. A Division I representative is prohibited from DO feel free to attend a public event (i.e. awards Q. May I drive a prospect to a secondary school’s re- writing or telephoning a prospect and his or her par- dinner) at which prospects are in attendance. NO ception in my local area? ents or legal guardians. attempt should be made to contact or recruit the A. No, unless such arrangements are made for all Limited Exception: You may have a phone conversa- prospect at these events. students in attendance. tion with a prospect only if the prospect initiates the Q. May a booster group finance a season-ending call. Such a call may not be prearranged by a K-State What can I do for current K-State athletes? banquet? May it purchase any awards for the team? staff member and you are not permitted to have a DO feel free to invite a student-athlete to your A. Yes, provided all funds are expended through the recruiting conversation, but may exhibit normal ci- home for an occasional meal, but you must first con- athletic department. Since the NCAA has estab- vility. You must refer any questions about the Uni- tact the coach in the sport in which the student-ath- lished a value limit on awards received by student- versity’s athletic program to the athletic department. lete is a participant. Remember, the student-athlete athletes, it is important to have all awards approved must provide his or her own transportation. You by the athletic department. 3. A representative is prohibited from contacting a may do this a maximum of one time per school term prospect’s coach, principal, or counselor in an at- per athlete. Additional reminders: tempt to evaluate the prospect. DO feel free to invite a team for dinner or to meet 1. Please contact the athletics department for NCAA Limited Exception: NCAA rules do not preclude you with a group of alumni in a city where they are com- rules interpretations. from viewing a prospect’s contest on your own ini- peting. The NCAA permits student-athletes AS A 2. Remember that in most cases CONTACT is pro- tiative, but you may not contact the prospect, pick TEAM to receive special benefits not permitted as hibited. up game films or transcripts. individuals. Arrangements for such events must be 3. Questions: 785. 532.6910. Ask for David Flores.

200 | 2007 KANSAS STATE FOOTBALL K-STATE SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION ADDRESS ...... Kansas State Sports Information  SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF ...... Bramlage Coliseum ...... 1800 College Avenue ...... Suite 37 ...... Manhattan, Kan. 66502 SPORTS INFORMATION PHONE ...... 785.532.6735 SPORTS INFORMATION FAX ...... 785.532.6093 DEV NELSON PRESS BOX...... 785.539.3423 OFFICIAL WEBSITE ...... www.k-statesports.com

Interim Sports Information Director/Football Contact Kenny Lannou KENNY LANNOU TOM GILBERT Office: 785.532.7708 Interim Sports Information Director Assistant Director Mobile: 785.587.7867 E-mail: [email protected]

Assistant Sports Information Directors Tom Gilbert Office: 785.532.7979 Mobile: 785.587.7868 E-mail: [email protected]

Randy Peterson Office: 785.532.7975 Mobile: 785.587.7769 RANDY PETERSON KELLY YODER E-mail: [email protected] Assistant Director Office Manager

Sports Information Office Manager Kelly Yoder ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY Office: 785.532.6735 ATHLETICS DIRECTOR...... 785.532.6910 MARKETING/PROMOTIONS...... 785.532.6911 E-mail: [email protected] Tim Weiser, Athletics Director Laura Tietjen, SWA/Associate Athletics Director Jim Epps, Associate Athletics Director Joni Weinman, Assistant Director Photographer Rita Bath, Executive Assistant to Athletics Director Jennifer Pollard, Assistant Director Linda Grubbs, Athletics Department Receptionist Ron Cook, Graphics Designer Scott Weaver Dave Smoller, Creative Director for Internet Services Office: 816.474.7467 BUSINESS...... 785.532.6252 Al Enlow, Head Cheer Coach Mobile: 816.260.0426 Bob Cavello, Associate Athletics Director E-mail: [email protected] Christy Scott, Business Manager RADIO/TELEVISION ...... 785.532.2700 Kim Linck, Assistant Business Manager Wyatt Thompson, Director of Sportscasting April Havenstein, Bookkeeper Norm Burge, Senior Video Producer Sports Information Student Assistants Cindy Williams, Human Resource Manager Brian Smoller, Assistant Video Producer Kevin McCarty Karen Biehler, Human Resource Specialist Pat Tritsch, Assistant Video Producer Adam Holste Doug Williams, Computer Support Technician Rebecca Varilek, Assistant Video Producer Brian Karst COMPLIANCE ...... 785.532.3990 SPORTS MEDICINE ...... 785.532.5880 Ryan Newton David Flores, Assistant Athletics Director Matt Thomason, Head Athletic Trainer Tyler Price Kristin Waller, Assistant Compliance Director Cory Driskill, Assistant Athletic Trainer Nellie Ryan Andrew Hamor, Compliance Assistant Mindy Hoffman, Assistant Athletic Trainer Ty Abney Vera White, Compliance Assistant Brandon Yoder, Assistant Athletic Trainer Colton Debes Jess Vance, Assistant Athletic Trainer DEVELOPMENT ...... 785.532.7932 Jennifer Miller, Assistant Athletic Trainer Joel Moore Kurt McGuffin, Associate Athletics Director Corinne Calabro Lon Floyd, Asst. Athletic Director/Catbacker Clubs STRENGTH/CONDITIONING ...... 785.532.7015 Morgan Leiker Chad Weiberg, Asst. Athletic Director/Development Mike Kent, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Stephanie Montgomery Bernie Haney, Assistant Director of Development Darren Honeycutt, Assistant Strength Coach Chad Kimmel, Assistant Director of Development Scott Bird, Assistant Strength Coach Brett Foltz, Development Assistant Scott Greenawalt, Assistant Strength Coach Karl Kasselman, Assistant Strength Coach EQUIPMENT ...... 785.532.7013 Albert Veytia, Equipment Manager STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES ...... 785.532.5190 Al Cerbe, Asst. Equipment Manager Phil Hughes, Associate Athletics Director Jill Shields, Assistant Director EVENT MANAGEMENT ...... 785.532.7713 Ragean Hill, Program Director for Football Academics Matt Davidson, Event Manager Liane Fowler, Academic Counselor Luke Young, Event Manager Roger Johnson, Academic Counselor Lynne Lundberg, Administrative Assistant Kelle Branting, Academic Counselor Chris Nelson, Academic Counselor FACILITIES/OPERATIONS ...... 785.532.7276 Dianna Philippi, Administrative Assistant Casey Scott, Associate Athletics Director Charlie Thomas, Assistant Athletics Director TICKET OPERATIONS ...... 800.221.CATS Jim Muller, Associate Director/Athletics Operations Robin Fosha, Director of Ticket Operations RJ Bokelman, Asst. Manager/Athletics Operations Neel Narotam, Assistant Director Mary Lough, Athletics Operations Accountant Stephanie VanDeCreek, Assistant Director

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hank you for your interest in Other Availability GAMEDAY INFORMATION the Kansas State Sports Information Kansas State football. The K-State Ron Prince: In addition to Kansas Office regarding details and directions TSports Information Office has pro- State’s Monday news conference, head Working Credentials to press parking areas. duced the 2007 media guide to assist coach Ron Prince is available to the Media outlets interested in cover- in your coverage of the Wildcats. media each Monday morning on the ing Kansas State football on either a Photographers Please feel free to contact any member Big 12 Conference’s weekly teleconfer- season or individual-game basis are Only accredited photographers on of our staff with questions, requests or ence. Coach Prince is also available requested to submit all applications assignment from recognized media concerns. We look forward to working following practices on Tuesdays and for credentials through the K-State outlets will be issued sideline creden- with you throughout the 2007 season. via telephone for out-of-town media Sports Information football credential tials. In accordance with NCAA rules, outlets on Wednesdays between 12 application website. To access the site, no freelance photographers will be ad- COVERING KANSAS STATE and 1 p.m. please visit www.k-statesports.com/ mitted to the sidelines or press box media. The K-State Sports Information photo deck. All photographers must Assistant Coaches: Media access to as- Weekly News Conference office is unable to process written re- obtain and wear an armband (available sistant coaches is restricted to selected Head football coach Ron Prince quests for football credentials. in the press box on gamedays) and a pre- and post-season opportunities hosts a weekly news conference each Because of inconsistent mail deliv- media pass to shoot inside Bill Snyder during the year. Please contact the K- Monday at the Vanier Football Com- ery service on tight deadlines, media Family Stadium. NCAA rules limit State Sports Information office for in- plex beginning at 12:30 p.m. Lunch is passes may not be mailed in some in- shooting to outside the restraining line formation relating to these limited served at 1 p.m., with requested play- stances. If this is the case, passes may enclosing the playing field and outside opportunities. ers available from 1:30 to 2:15 p.m. To be picked up at the Will Call window the 25-yard lines (the team areas). Chil- request players for the weekly news Players: All player interviews MUST located on the West Side of Bill Snyder dren under 16-years-old are not permit- conference, media should contact be arranged through the K-State Family Stadium beginning two hours ted on the sideline. sports information director Kenny Sports Information Office. During the prior to kickoff. Individuals picking Lannou each proceeding Sunday at season, Wildcat players are available up credentials will be required to fur- VISITING RADIO STATIONS 785.532.6735 or via e-mail at klan- nish positive identification. All creden- to the media at Monday news confer- To inquire about access to Kansas [email protected]. If a player has a class tials are non-transferable and are ence and following practice on Tues- State’s existing radio courtesy lines, conflict, an alternate time may be issued based on Kansas State’s creden- days. No player interviews will be visiting radio stations should contact arranged. Quotes from the news con- tial policy. arranged after Tuesday on the week of Ben Boyle, K-State Sports Network ference are available on www.k-states- Admission to the press box is for a game. General Manager, at 785.532.2002. ports.com each Monday afternoon. working media only. Only those media Only those stations recognized as the with official K-State credentials will be Practice official originator for the visiting team admitted. Friends, spouses, children News Conference Video Selected preseason practices will be will be afforded broadcast facilities. under the age of 16 and non-workers Broadcast-quality video files for tel- open to the media and fans. Please For national networks, a rights fee is are not welcome in the press area. evision newscasts of each weekly contact the Kansas State Sports Infor- charged. National networks are also news conference are available for mation Office or consult the official K- required to protect the broadcast foot- download on Monday afternoons. State website, www.k-statesports.com, Press Parking print of the K-State Sports Netowk. Contact the K-State Sports Informa- for the schedule of open practices. Press parking is limited and will be Broadcast facilities for national net- tion Office for FTP access instructions Once the season begins, all practices issued upon request on a first-come, works are available on the photo deck and information regarding the files. are closed to the public and media. first-served basis as available. Contact on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Websites Working Space Postgame Policy Kansas State reserves the right Kansas State provides work Kansas State’s locker room is to deny media credentials to any space for media outlets in the closed. Media in the press box K-STATE CREDENTIAL POLICY individual whose website is not Sports Information Office follow- will be asked to submit a list of redentials and working space for media mem- affiliated with an official news- ing each Monday news confer- player requests to Sports Infor- Cbers are issued at the sole and exclusive discre- gathering organization or publi- ence. The office is located on the mation Director Kenny Lannou at tion of the Kansas State Sports Information Office cation. Credentials will be issued north side of Bramlage Coliseum the start of the fourth quarter. based on the following priorities and guidelines: to official online services of na- facing Bill Snyder Family Sta- Head coach Ron Prince and re- tional, over-the-air or cable net- dium and is fully equipped with quested players will be available 1. Originating radio and television personnel in- works or established publications wireless internet access. Tele- in a designated interview area on volved in a live broadcast. which are staffed by full-time em- phone lines, a copier, printers and the second floor of the Vanier 2. Daily newspapers regularly covering Kansas ployees (i.e. ESPN.com, SI.com, archived materials are also avail- Sports Complex following a brief State University, the current-game opponent or an- CBSsportsline.com, etc.) with a able to working media members. cooling off period. other Big 12 school. Wire services, regional and maximum of one credential. Postgame news conferences national publications are also afforded this priority. Credentials will not be granted Dev Nelson Press Box for visiting teams will take place 3. Non-originating radio and television personnel producing reports on the game. Only local radio to any online agency operating There are four levels to the outside the visitor’s locker room sites that are in any way affiliated or in the visitor’s interview tent stations with a full-time sports director conducting Dev Nelson Press Box: 2-3) Pri- a regular sports show receive consideration. with gambling, or to “freelance” or vate Suites; 4) Working Press - located on the northeast side of “fan-based” sites that are not affil- the Vanier Football Complex. 4. Officially recognized Kansas State University print media, home and visiting student publications or electronic media outlets. iated with a legitimate news gath- radio networks, home and visit- ering organization or publication. Postgame Highlights 5. Non-daily newspapers or publications reporting ing coaches’ booths, opposing on the game. Membership in a writer’s asso- athletics director booth; and 5) The Kansas State Sports Infor- ciation does not automatically Photo Deck - TV booth, national mation office produces broadcast- Other Credential Guidelines qualify an agency for credentials. radio spots, coaches’ video. quality files of highlights for use  Additionally, online services in newscasts following all non- With the exception of beat writers covering are prohibited from “real time” or Press Box Services televised home games. Please Kansas State daily, all passes are issued on a “cybercast” transmissions of all game-by-game basis with consideration of Packets including statistics, contact the K-State Sports Infor- K-State athletics events. Those mation Office for FTP access in- available working space. pregame notes, flipcards and pro-  rights are co-owned by Kansas structions and information. Passes are non-transferable and are subject to State University, Learfield Com- grams will be available for media immediate revocation if transferred to non- in the press box prior to each munications and the Big 12 Con- Telephones working members of a media outlet. ference. game. Quarter, halftime and final  Kansas State University and the NCAA prohibit statistics, a running play-by-play A limited number of charge- the issuance of credentials to representatives of Road Credentials and postgame quotes from per-call telephones are located organizations that regularly publish gambling coaches and players of both near the Sports Information Obtaining media credentials information, such as “tout” or “tip” sheets. teams also will be provided. Live workroom are available for filing  Credentials are issued to web sites that are af- for K-State road games is the sole running statistics are also avail- stories following each game on a responsibility of each media out- filiated with web sites for national or regional able via monitors throughout the first-come, first-served basis. All television and news media organizations, e.g. let. Credentials are granted at the press box and on the Internet at media wishing to have phone USA Today Online, ESPN.com, SI.com, - discretion of the host institution. www.k-statesports.com during lines installed in the press box are portsLine.com, etc., for institutions that are Please be specific when request- the game. Final statistics, notes responsible for making their own conference members and non-conference oppo- ing the type of credential needed. and quotes will be made available arrangements. Phones may be or- nents, and for the Big 12 Conference. Opponent SID telephone num- to the media following the game dered through KSU Telecommu-  bers are listed in the Opponent Web sites that sponsor “message boards” or and are posted on the K-State nications at 785.532.7001. Please “chat rooms” where people are allowed to post pages of this media guide. Athletics website shortly after the provide the following address to anonymous information or rumors are ineligible conclusion of each contest. telephone service personnel for credentials or access to media functions. MEDIA SERVICES when requesting phone line in-  If a news-gathering medium has an online site Internet Access stallation: Bill Snyder Family Sta- that sponsors anonymous forums, it may con- Weekly Release The Dev Nelson Press Box at dium Press Box, 1700 Kimball tinue to request credentials under its traditional The Kansas State Sports Infor- Bill Snyder Family Stadium is Avenue, Manhattan, KS 66502. medium (newspaper, magazine, radio or televi- mation Office provides its weekly equipped with high-speed wire- The Bill Snyder Family Stadium sion), but will not be granted additional passes football release via e-mail. Up- less Internet. Media wishing to press row phone number is or access for online staff. dated notes and statstics are faxed file stories electronically as well 785.539.3423.  Kansas State University reserves the right to only when specifically requested. as photographers may access the deny media credentials to any individual whose Game notes are posted on network with a wireless internet Media Meals web site is not affiliated with a recognized www.k-statesports.com Sunday card. A limited number of Ether- A pregame meal is served on news-gathering organization.  evenings in both text and PDF net lines are also available for the Press Level (4th Floor) of the All persons picking up credentials will be re- (Adobe Acrobat) formats. To re- those in need of high-speed ac- Dev Nelson Press Box 90 minutes quired to furnish positive identification. All cre- ceive K-State’s weekly notes cess to the Internet. Please contact prior to each game. Milk and ice dentials are non-transferable.  package via e-mail, please contact a member of the K-State Sports cream are also provided for all Spouses, dates, non-workers and anyone under Sports Information Director Information Office for access and games by Hiland/Steffan Dairy 16 years of age are not permitted in the work- Kenny Lannou. usage instructions. of Manhattan. ing press area. BIG 12 MEDIA TELECONFERENCE The Big 12 Conference hosts in- 10:00 a.m. - , Kansas dividual media teleconferences with 10:10 a.m. - Bob Stoops, Oklahoma each Big 12 head coach throughout 10:20 a.m. - Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State each football season. The briefings are conducted be- 10:30 A.M. - RON PRINCE, KANSAS STATE tween 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. each Monday from the 10:40 a.m. - Gary Pinkel, Missouri league’s headquarters in Irving, Texas, and are avail- 10:50 a.m. - Mike Leach, Texas Tech able to local and national media outlets. To partici- 11:00 a.m. - Guy Morris, Baylor pate in the teleconference, please contact Bob 11:10 a.m. - Dan McCarney, Iowa State Burda or Joni James in the Big 12 Communications 11:20 a.m. - Mack Brown, Texas Office at 469.524.1000 for details on how to join 11:30 a.m. - Dennis Franchione, Texas A&M the weekly call. The weekly call-in schedule for 11:40 a.m. - Dan Hawkins, Colorado 2007 season is as follows: 11:50 a.m. - Bill Callahan, Nebraska

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UNIVERSITY INFORMATION TIGHT ENDS: Frank Leonard RUNNING BACKS: Ricky Rahne LOCATION: Manhattan, Kan. 66502 OFFENSIVE GA: Devin Fitzsimmons FOUNDED: 1863 Road DEFENSIVE GA: Josh Kotelnicki ENROLLMENT: 23,137 DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS: Sean Snyder PRESIDENT: Dr. Jon Wefald (Pacific Lutheran ’59) DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATION: TBA Headquarters VICE PRESIDENT: Bob Krause (Western Illinois ’67) RESEARCH ASSISTANT: Inge Jorgensen FACULTY REP: Dr. Michael Holen (Stanford ’67) STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH: Mike Kent CONFERENCE: Big 12 (North Division) AT AUBURN [Sept. 1] ATHLETIC TRAINER: Matt Thomason NICKNAME: Wildcats Embassy Suites Montgomery EQUIPMENT MANAGER: Albert Veytia COLORS: Purple (PMS 526) and White 300 Tallapoosa Street VIDEO SPECIALIST: Scott Eilert BAND: Pride of Wildcat Land Montgomery, Ala. 36104 SCHOOL FIGHT SONG: Wildcat Victory Phone: 334.269.5055 TICKET INFORMATION Fax: 334.269.0360 FOOTBALL INFORMATION SEASON TICKETS (6 Home Games) Public Chairbacks: $330 FIRST YEAR OF FOOTBALL: 1896 Reserved Bench: $300 OVERALL RECORD (Years): 442-584-41 (111) Faculty/Staff Chairbacks: $265 BOWL RECORD: 6-7 Faculty/Staff Bench: $241 LAST BOWL: 2006 Texas Bowl (Lost vs. Rutgers, 37-10) General Admission (North end zone): $225 AT TEXAS [Sept. 29] STADIUM: Bill Snyder Family Stadium (50,000) Young Alumni: $178 Austin Marriott North YEAR OPENED: 1968 (as KSU Stadium) 2600 La Frontera Blvd K-State Students: $143 PLAYING SURFACE: Wagner Field (FieldTurf, 2002) Round Rock, Texas 78681 2006 RECORD: 7-6 Phone: 512.733.6767 INDIVIDUAL GAME TICKETS BIG 12 RECORD (Finish): 4-4 (T2nd - Big 12 North) Fax: 512.733.6868 San Jose State (Sept. 8): $35 FINAL ASSOCIATED PRESS RANKING: N/A Missouri State (Sept. 15): $35 FINAL USA TODAY COACHES’ POLL RANKING: N/A Kansas (Oct. 6): $70 FINAL BCS RANK: N/A Colorado (Oct. 13): $55 LETTERMEN RETURNING (O/D/S): 48 (21/25/2) Baylor (Oct. 27): $55 LETTERMEN LOST (O/D/S): 22 (11/8/3) Missouri (Nov. 17): $55 STARTERS RETURNING (O/D/S): 14 (7/6/1) AT OKLAHOMA STATE [Oct. 20] STARTERS LOST (O/D/S): 9 (3/4/2) Oklahoma City Marriott INDIVIDUAL ROAD GAME TICKETS BASE OFFENSE: Pro-set 3233 Northwest Expressway at Auburn (Sept. 1): $45 BASE DEFENSE: Multiple Oklahoma City, Okla. 73112 at Texas (Sept. 29): $75 Phone: 405.842.6633 at Oklahoma State (Oct. 20): $85 Fax: 405.842.3152 FOOTBALL STAFF at Iowa State (Nov. 3): $50 HEAD COACH: Ron Prince (Appalachian State ’92) at Nebraska (Nov. 10): $65 KANSAS STATE RECORD: 7-6 at Fresno State (Nov. 24): $35 CAREER RECORD: Same ASSISTANT HEAD COACH/OL: Tim McCarty KANSAS STATE ATHLETICS TICKET OFFICE OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/QBS: James Franklin AT IOWA STATE [Nov. 3] ADDRESS: 1800 College Avenue DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR: Tim Tibesar West Des Moines Marriott Bramlage Coliseum, Suite 146 SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR/LBS: Matt Wallerstedt 1250 Jordan Creek Parkway Manhattan, Kan. 66502 WIDE RECEIVERS: Dave Brock Des Moines, Iowa 50266 PHONE: 1.800.221.CATS or 785.532.7606 DEFENSIVE BACKS: Greg Burns Phone: 515.267.1500 FAX: 785.532.7689 DEFENSIVE LINE: Mo Latimore Fax: 515.223.1687

OFFICIAL WEBSITES

AT NEBRASKA [Nov. 10] Holiday Inn Lincoln 141 North Ninth Street Lincoln, Neb. 68508 Phone: 402.475.4011 Fax: 402.475.9011

AT FRESNO STATE [Nov. 24] k-statesports.com inside.k-statesports.com Piccadilly Inn Airport The Kansas State Athletics Department operates two official websites, www.k-statesports.com and inside.k- 5115 East McKinley statesports.com. Both sites are available to the media and the general public and provide a wealth of infor- Fresno, Calif. 93727 mation on each of K-State’s 16 varsity sports. Media and fans are welcome to access everything from the Phone: 559.251.6000 most current media guide to game notes, recaps, schedules, rosters, statistics and biographies on k-states- Fax: 559.251.6956 ports.com. Now in its second year, inside.k-statesports.com is a video-driven site that includes special up- close features, all-access clips, behind-the-scenes vignettes and highlights.

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DIRECTIONS TO KANSAS STATE From the West (Manhattan Airport)  Take Kansas Highway 18 East into Manhattan. Exit at Kansas 113 (Seth Childs Road, heading North). Stay on Seth Childs Road until reaching the Kimball Avenue exit. Turn right onto Kimball and fol- low it one mile to College Ave. Bill Snyder Family Stadium will be on the right.

From the East (Kansas City)  Exit I-70 at Highway 177 (exit 313) and head North on 177 until reaching Manhattan. Turn left on Tuttle Creek Blvd. Head North on Tuttle Creek until reaching Kimball Ave. Turn left on Kimball and go two miles to College Ave. Bill Snyder Family Sta- dium will be on the left.

Hotels and Motels: 1. Days Inn; 2. Fairfield Inn; 3. Hampton Inn; 4. Clarion Hotel; 5. Motel 6; 6. Holiday Inn Select; 7. Super 8. Bed and Breakfast Inns: 9. Casement Inn; 10. Colt House Inn; 11. The Fairchild Inn; 12. Guest Haus B & B; 13. The Morning Star B & B; 14. Prairie Flower B & B. Shopping Centers: A. Aggieville; B. Candlewood; C. Main Street; D. Manhattan Town Center; E. Plaza West; F. Town East; G. Wal-Mart Center; H. Westloop

LODGING RESTAURANTS Comfort Inn Applebee’s Bar & Grill 150 E. Poyntz Ave...... 785.770.8000 Manhattan Town Center ..785.537.0408 BILL SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM Manhattan, Kan. Courtyard By Marriott - Junction City Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar 310 Hammons ...... 785.210.1500 1231 Moro...... 785.323.9464 Days Inn Carlos O’Kelly’s 1501 Tuttle Creek Blvd 785.539.5391 Manhattan Town Center ..785.537.4688 EconoLodge Chili’s Gril & Bar 1501 Tuttle Creek Blvd 785.539.5391 213 Fort Riley Blvd ...... 785.537-1250 Fairfield Inn by Marriott Chipotle Mexican Gril 300 Colorado St...... 785.539.2400 606 N. Manhattan ...... 785.587.8052 Guest Haus Bed & Breakfast CoCo BoLo’s 1724 Sheffield Circle....785.776.6543 1227 Bluemont Ave. ....785.537.4700 Hampton Inn Doe’s Eat Place 501 E. Poyntz...... 785.539.5000 2605 Stagg Hill Road ..785.537.6070 Clarion Hotel Early Edition (Breakfast) 530 Richards Drive ...... 785.539.5311 3210 Kimball Ave...... 785.539.3255 Motel 6 El Cazador Mexican 510 Tuttle Creek Blvd. ..785.537.1022 3003 Anderson Ave. ....785.537.8888 Holiday Inn Select Famous Dave’s BBQ 17th & Anderson...... 785.539.7531 910 Commons Place ....785.537.2401 Super 8 Four Olives Wine Bar 200 Tuttle Creek Blvd. ..785.537.8468 3033 Anderson Avenue 785-539-1295 The Morning Star Bed & Breakfast Harry’s Uptown Supper Club 203 N. 14th...... 785.587.9703 418 Poyntz Ave...... 785.537.1300 Little Apple Brewing Company Westloop Shopping Ctr..785.539.5500 TRANSPORTATION Old Chicago Manhattan Airport 100 Manhattan Town Center ..785.537.3322 5500 Fort Riley Blvd ....785.587.4567 Pat’s Blue Rib’n Barbeque Avis Rent-A-Car 1200 Moro...... 785.539.7426 5500 Fort Riley Blvd ....785.539.0900 Rock-A-Belly Bar & Deli Enterprise Rent-A-Car 718 N. Manhattan Ave 785.539.8033 4810 Skyway Drive ...... 785.537.6000 So Long Saloon 7920 E. Highway 24....785.537.0557 1130 Moro...... 785.537.9292 Hertz Rent-A-Car Valentino’s Grand Italian Buffet 5500 Fort Riley Blvd ....785.539.0261 3003 Anderson Avenue 785.539.6444 National Car Rental Willie’s Sports Bar & Grill 5500 Fort Riley Blvd ....785.539.8814 307 Seth Child Rd...... 785.539.6746 N Whisky Creek 200 Manhattan Town Center ..785.776.7300

THE POWER OF ONE | 205 K-STATE MEDIA OUTLETS PRINT WIRE SERVICE SPORTS EDITOR: Kurt Caywood Hutchinson News SPECIALITY PUBLICATIONS K-STATE BEAT WRITER: Tim Bisel PO Box 190 The Associated Press (Kansas City) Hutchinson, KS 67504 Powercat Illustrated 215 W. Pershing Road Kansas City Star PHONE: 800.766.5742 1125 Moro Kansas City, MO 64108 1729 Grand Blvd. FAX: 620.662.4186 Manhattan, KS 66502 PHONE: 816.421.4844 Kansas City, MO 64108 ONLINE: www.hutchnews.com PHONE: 785.539.8041 FAX: 816.421.3590 PHONE: 816.234.4355 SPORTS EDITOR: Gene Schinzel FAX: 785.539.8067 SPORTS EDITOR: Doug Tucker FAX: 816.234.4360 K-STATE BEAT WRITER: Harold Bechard ONLINE: www.gopowercat.com ONLINE: www.kansascity.com PUBLISHER: Tim Fitzgerald The Associated Press (New York) SPORTS EDITOR: Mike Fannin K-State Collegian BEAT WRITER: Scott Fritchen 50 Rockefeller Center COLLEGE EDITOR: Derek Samson Kedzie Hall CONTRIBUTING WRITER: Matt Hall New York, NY 10020 K-STATE BEAT WRITER: Howard Richman Manhattan, KS 66506 PHONE: 800.228.0919 BIG 12 WRITER: Blair Kerkhoffr PHONE: 785.532.6556 Purple Pride FAX: 212.621.1639 COLUMNIST: Jason Whitlock FAX: 785.532.6456 P.O. Box 1925 COLUMNIST: Joe Posnanski ONLINE: www.kstatecollegian.com Manhattan, KS 66505-1925 SPORTS EDITOR: Austin Meek PHONE: 832.754.0235 NEWSPAPERS Wichita Eagle ONLINE: www.kstatefans.com PO Box 820 Junction City Daily Union SPORTS EDITOR: Sean Kelly Manhattan Mercury Wichita, KS 67201 318 North Fifth St. 222 W. 6th Street PHONE: 316.268.6251 Junction City, KS 66441 Manhattan, KS 66502 FAX: 316.268.6536 PHONE: 785.776.2300 ext. 244 PHONE: 785.762.5000 ONLINE: www.kansas.com FAX: 785.762.4584 FAX: 785.776.8807 SPORTS EDITOR: Kirk Seminoff ONLINE: www.themercury.com ONLINE: www.dailyu.com K-STATE BEAT WRITER: Jeff Martin SPORTS EDITOR: Mike Hernamos SPORTS EDITOR: Josh Kinder COLUMNIST: Bob Lutz K-STATE BEAT WRITER: Mark Janssen K-STATE BEAT WRITER: Bo Allegrucci SPORTS WRITER: Jerome Boettcher Salina Journal Clay Center Dispatch Topeka Capital-Journal 333 South Fourth Street 805 Fifth Street Salina, KS 67401 Clay Center, KS 67432 616 SE Jefferson Phone: 785.823.6363 Topeka, KS 66607 Phone: 785.632.2127 Fax: 785.827.6060 Fax: 785.632.6526 PHONE: 800.777.7171 ext. 1159 Online: www.saljournal.com FAX: 785.295.1230 ONLINE: www.ccenterdispatch.com SPORTS EDITOR: Bob Davidson SPORTS EDITOR: Dave Berggren ONLINE: www.cjonline.com K-STATE BEAT WRITER: Arne Green TELEVISION TOPEKA KANSAS CITY METRO SPORTS (Time Warner) KWCH (CBS Affiliate Channel 12) 6550 Winchester Avenue 2815 E. 37th North KSNT (NBC Affiliate Channel 27) KMBC (ABC Affiliate Channel 9) Kansas City, MO 64133 Wichita, KS 67219 Box 2700 1049 Central PHONE: 816.222.5500 PHONE: 316.838.1212; 316.831.6140 Topeka, KS 66601 Kansas City, MO 64105 FAX: 816.358.5479 FAX: 316.831.6180 PHONE: 785.582.4000; 785.582.3230 PHONE: 816.221.9999; 816.760.9343 ONLINE: www.kcmetrosports.com ONLINE: www.kwch.com FAX: 785.582.5283 FAX: 816.421.4163 SPORTS DIRECTOR: Dave Stewart SPORTS DIRECTOR: Bruce Haertl ONLINE: www.ksnt.com ONLINE: www.thekansascitychannel.com SPORTS PRODUCER: John Sprugel REPORTERS: Rich Smith, Greg McFadden, SPORTS DIRECTOR/ANCHOR: Johnny Kane SPORTS DIRECTOR: John Crumley REPORTERS: Leif Lisec, Brad Porter Brian Holmgren REPORTER: Adam Alter REPORTERS: , Bill Pikus, Karen Kornacki WICHITA KTKA (ABC Affiliate Channel 49) 2121 SW Chelsea Drive KSHB (NBC Affiliate Channel 41) KAKE (ABC Affiliate Channel 10) Topeka, KS 66614 4720 Oak Street 1500 N. West Street PHONE: 785.215.8503 Kansas City, MO 64112 Wichita, KS 67203 FAX: 785.215.8495 PHONE: 816.932.4141; 816.932.0717 PHONE: 316.943.4221; 316.946.1397 ONLINE: www.49abcnews.com FAX: 816.932.4201 FAX: 316.943.5374 SPORTS DIRECTOR/ANCHOR: Nick Griffith ONLINE: www.nbcactionnews.com ONLINE: www.kake.com REPORTER: Beau Harkness SPORTS DIRECTOR: Jack Harry SPORTS DIRECTOR: Alan Shope REPORTERS: Leon Liebl, Lance Veeser REPORTERS: James Sido, Dave Phillips WIBW (CBS Affiliate Channel 13) SPORTS PRODUCER: Justin Unell 631 SW Commerce Place KSN (NBC Affiliate Channel 3) Topeka, KS 66615 WDAF (FOX Affiliate Channel 4) 833 N. Main Street PHONE: 785.272.6397; 785.272.7030 Signal Hill, 3030 Summit Wichita, KS 67203 FAX: 785.272.1363 Kansas City, MO 64108 PHONE: 316.265.3333; 316.292.1111 ONLINE: www.wibw.com PHONE: 816.753.4567; 816.932.9212 FAX: 316.292.1195 SPORTS DIRECTOR/ANCHOR: Mark Ewing FAX: 816.561.4184 ONLINE: www.ksn.com REPORTERS: J.B. Bauersfeld, Adam Runyan ONLINE: www.wdaftv4.com SPORTS DIRECTOR: Jim Kobbe SPORTS DIRECTOR: Frank Boal REPORTERS: Mark Davidson, Casey Walkup REPORTERS: Al Wallace, Jeff Lamb RADIO K-State Sports Network KQLA/KJCK (103.5 FM/94.5 FM) KGSO (1410 AM) WHB (810 AM) 1800 College Avenue PO Box 789 1632 South Maize Road 6721 W. 121st Street Manhattan, KS 66502 Junction City, KS 66441 Wichita, KS 67209 Overland Park, KS 66209 PHONE: 785.532.1000 PHONE: 785.587.0103; 785.762.5525 PHONE: 316.721.4407 PHONE: 913.344.1500 FAX: 785.532.2004 FAX: 785.762.5387 FAX: 316.721.8276 FAX: 913.344.1599 GENERAL MANAGER: Ben Boyle ONLINE: www.kqla.com/www.kjck.com SPORTS DIRECTOR: Chris Allison ONLINE: www.810whb.com ASSOCIATE GM: Todd Kucinski PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Dewey Terrill ASSISTANT SPORTS DIRECTOR: Steven Sabaj GENERAL MANAGER: Chad Boeger PLAY-BY-PLAY: Wyatt Thompson SPORTS DIRECTOR: Kevin Kietzman ANALYST: Stan Weber KCSP (610 AM) KSAL (1150 AM) SIDELINE REPORTER: Matt Walters 4935 Belinder Road Box 80 WIBW (580 AM) Westwood, KS 66205 Salina, KS 67402 Box 1818 KMAN/K-ROCK (1350 AM/101.5 FM) PHONE: 913.677.8998 Phone: 785.823.1111 Topeka, KS 66601 2414 Casement Road FAX: 913.677.8080 Fax: 785.823.2034 PHONE: 785.272.3456 Manhattan, KS 66502 ONLINE: www.61sports.com ONLINE: www.ksallink.com FAX: 785.228.7282 PHONE: 785.776.1350 PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Neal Jones SPORTS DIRECTOR: Dave Riggert ONLINE: www.580wibw.com FAX: 785.539.1000 DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS: Greg Sharpe ONLINE: www.1350kman.com PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Bruce Steinbrock PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Matt Walters SPORTS DIRECTOR: Tyler Haines

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WYATT THOMPSON ildcat football is on the air! The 2007 football Voice of the Wildcats season marks third year of the K-State Sports WNetwork, a joint venture of Kansas State Athletics and Learfield Communications. Learfield Communica- Play-by-play announcer Wyatt Thompson, a native tions is a national leader in collegiate sports broadcasting and marketing, owning Kansan, serves as the anchor of the Kansas State the rights to 34 of the nation’s top collegiate programs. Sports Network and returns for his sixth season be- The 2005-06 season was the first year of a 10-year partnership between hind the mike as “Voice of the Wildcats”. Learfield and K-State Athletics that grants K-State Sports Properties the exclusive K-State’s Director of Sportscasting, Thompson also marketing and broadcast rights for all Wildcat athletic teams. serves as host of the Ron Prince and Frank Martin The network distributes its digital-quality audio stream via satellite to affiliates across the state of Kansas. shows on both television and radio. In addition, he is But football is just the beginning. The network also provides play-by-play cov- involved in various Catbacker Club, alumni and athletic department functions, erage of K-State men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball and baseball. Weekly frequently serving as a keynote speaker. coaches shows for football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball suppliment Thompson came to K-State from Colorado State, where he was the play-by- the live event coverage. play voice for the Rams’ football and men’s basketball teams for five years. An accomplished broadcaster, he won the Colorado Broadcasting Association award for best play-by-play in 2000. In addition to his duties at CSU, he was also a Ron Prince Shows sports reporter for Clear Channel Denver, the “Countdown to Kickoff” host for Ron Prince Radio Show the Denver Broncos on KOA Radio and hosted the “Zone Sports Insiders” show Affiliates on the K-State Sports Network carry the Ron Prince Show each Mon- on 760 The Zone in Denver. day night during the season. The show originates from the Manhattan Town Center shopping mall from 6-7 p.m. during the season and is open to the public. Thompson started his broadcasting career in 1976 as a sportscaster for vari- ous high schools, colleges and universities in Kansas, spending time at stations Ron Prince Television Show in Hays and Goodland. He was recognized with the Kansas Association of The weekly Ron Prince Television Show can be seen throughout the Midwest Broadcasters Play-by-Play Award in 1982 and the Oscar Stauffer Sportscaster of each Sunday at 1 p.m. during the season on Fox Sports Midwest. The half-hour the Year Award in 1989. program, produced by Kansas State television specialist Norm Burge and hosted by Wyatt Thompson, features head coach Ron Prince, player and coach spotlights, highlights of previous games and previews of upcoming contests. STAN WEBER Network Affiliates [as of June 29, 2007] Analyst MARKET CALL LETTERS FREQUENCY Beloit ...... KVSV ...... 1190 AM Providing the color analysis is former Kansas State Chanute...... KINZ...... 95.3 FM quarterback Stan Weber. Now in his 21st year in the Clay Center ...... KCLY...... 100.9 FM booth, Weber holds the second longest tenure for a K- Coffeyville ...... KGGF ...... 690 AM State radio broadcaster behind only legendary broad- Colby...... KXXX ...... 790 AM caster Dev Nelson, who called games for 25 years. Dodge City ...... KSKZ...... 98.1 FM In addition to these duties, Weber provides color Emporia ...... KVOE ...... 1400 AM commentary for men’s basketball games on the K- Goodland ...... KKCI...... 102.5 FM State Sports Network as well as FSN Midwest. A native of Goddard, Kan., he Great Bend...... KZLS...... 107.9 FM served as captain of the 1984 team and led the Wildcats in rushing while earning Hiawatha...... KNZA ...... 103.9 FM Hutchinson/Wichita ...... KXKU ...... 106.1 FM Academic All-America honors. Junction City ...... KJCK ...... 1420 AM Weber, who graduated magna cum laude, received his bachelor’s and mas- Junction City ...... KBLS...... 102.5 FM ter’s degrees in accountancy from Kansas State and currently serves as Vice Kansas City ...... WHB ...... 810 AM President - CFO of Tower Properties, in addition to his broadcast duties. Liberal...... KSCB ...... 1270 AM Weber and his wife, Nancy (Freshnock), a former K-State cheerleader, have Manhattan ...... KMAN...... 1350 AM four children (Brittani, Stanton, McKenzi and Landry) and reside in Overland Manhattan...... KMKF ...... 101.5 FM Park, Kan. Marysville ...... KNDY ...... 1570 AM Norton ...... KQNK...... 1530 AM Norton ...... KQNK ...... 106.7 FM Phillipsburg ...... KKAN ...... 1490 AM MATT WALTERS Phillipsburg ...... KQMA ...... 92.5 FM Sideline Reporter and Postgame Host Pittsburg ...... KSEK ...... 1340 AM Pratt ...... KWLS...... 1290 AM Salina ...... KSAL ...... 1150 AM Local radio personality Matt Walters is in his third Scott City...... KSKL...... 94.5 FM year as the Wildcats’ sideline reporter and host of the Seneca ...... KMZA ...... 92.1 FM network’s postgame show. A 12-year veteran of K- Topeka ...... KDVV ...... 100.3 FM State baseball broadcasts and host of the popular Wichita ...... KFTI ...... 1070 AM ‘Powercat Gameday’ football pre-game show on Winfield...... KKLE ...... 1550 AM KMAN and KMKF since 1998, he is in his third year as For an up-to-date list of stations on the K-State Sports Network, please visit www.k-statesports.com. a color analyst for the men’s basketball team for the K- State Sports Network. He also serves as the public address announcer for the K-State Sports Network Staff women’s basketball team. A 1992 graduate of Kansas State and native of Russell, Kan., Walters is in his seventh year as Program Director of KMAN, and in his 13th year at the station overall. Along with overseeing everything that goes on with the station, Walters also hosts ‘The Game,’ a drive-time sports talk show that airs on KMAN, and serves as the play-by-play voice of the Manhattan High School football and boys’ bas- ketball teams. An award-winning broadcaster, Walters recently received the prestigious Oscar Stauffer Sportscaster of the Year for 2005. Walters and his wife, Megan, BEN BOYLE TODD KUCINSKI SCOTT STEVENS MIKE METZ live in Manhattan. General Manager Associate GM Account Executive Account Executive

THE POWER OF ONE | 207 2007 COMPOSITE SCHEDULES

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Nov. 24

at Auburn San Jose State Missouri State OPEN at Texas Kansas Colorado at Oklahoma State Baylor at Iowa State at Nebraska Missouri at Fresno State

Kansas State South Florida Mississippi State New Mexico State at Florida Vanderbilt at Arkansas at LSU Mississippi Tennessee Tech at Georgia OPEN Alabama

at Arizona State at Kansas State Stanford at Utah State UC Davis Idaho Hawaii at Fresno State OPEN at Boise State New Mexico State at La. Tech Nevada (Oct. 12)

Missouri-Rolla at Tennessee-Martin at Kansas State Central Arkansas at Youngstown State Illinois State at Western Illinois at Southern Illinois Indiana State Northern Iowa SE Missouri State OPEN OPEN

Arkansas State TCU at Central Florida Rice Kansas State vs. Oklahoma at Iowa State at Baylor Nebraska at Oklahoma State Texas Tech OPEN Texas A&M (Dallas) (Nov. 23)

Central Michigan SE Louisiana Toledo Florida International OPEN at Kansas State Baylor at Colorado at Texas A&M Nebraska at Oklahoma State Iowa State vs. Missouri (Kansas City)

vs. Colorado State at Arizona State Florida State Miami (Ohio) Oklahoma at Baylor at Kansas State Kansas at Texas Tech Missouri at Iowa State OPEN Nebraska (Denver) (Nov. 23)

at Georgia Florida Atlantic at Troy Texas Tech Sam Houston State at Texas A&M at Nebraska Kansas State OPEN Texas Kansas at Baylor at Oklahoma (Oct. 14)

at TCU Rice Texas State at Buffalo at Texas A&M Colorado at Kansas Texas at Kansas State Texas Tech at Oklahoma Oklahoma State OPEN

Kent State Northern Iowa Iowa at Toledo at Nebraska at Texas Tech Texas Oklahoma at Missouri Kansas State Colorado at Kansas OPEN (Aug. 30)

Nevada at Wake Forest Southern Cal Ball State Iowa State at Missouri Oklahoma State Texas A&M at Texas at Kansas Kansas State OPEN at Colorado

vs. Illinois at Mississippi Western Michigan Illinois State OPEN Nebraska at Oklahoma at Texas Tech Iowa State at Colorado Texas A&M at Kansas State vs. Kansas (St. Louis) (Kansas City)

Kansas State Sacramento State at Texas A&M at Oregon OPEN La. Tech at Nevada at Idaho San Jose State Boise State at Utah State at Hawaii OPEN (Oct. 26) at New Mexico State (Dec. 1)

2007 BIG 12 CONFERENCE COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Saturday, Sept. 1 Friday, Sept. 14 Miami (Ohio) at Colorado Saturday, Oct. 20 Kansas at Oklahoma State Kansas State at Auburn Oklahoma State at Troy Rice at Texas Kansas State at Oklahoma State Texas A&M at Missouri Nevada at Nebraska Texas Tech at Oklahoma State Kansas at Colorado Texas Tech at Texas Baylor at TCU Saturday, Sept. 15 Oklahoma at Iowa State Oklahoma State at Georgia Missouri State at Kansas State Saturday, Sept. 29 Texas A&M at Nebraska Saturday, Nov. 17 Montana State at Texas Louisiana-Monroe at Texas A&M Kansas State at Texas Texas Tech at Missouri Missouri at Kansas State Arkansas State at Texas Texas Tech at Rice Northwestern State at Texas Tech Texas at Baylor Iowa State at Kansas Central Michigan at Kansas USC at Nebraska Baylor at Texas A&M Oklahoma State at Baylor Colorado State vs. Colorado (Denver) Florida State at Colorado Iowa State at Nebraska Saturday, Oct. 27 Oklahoma at Texas Tech Missouri vs. Illinois (St. Louis) Iowa at Iowa State Oklahoma at Colorado Baylor at Kansas State North Texas at Oklahoma Texas State at Baylor Sam Houston State at Oklahoma State Colorado at Texas Tech Friday, Nov. 23 Texas at Central Florida Iowa State at Missouri Nebraska at Colorado Monday, Sept. 3 Toledo at Kansas Saturday, Oct. 6 Kansas at Texas A&M Texas at Texas A&M Texas Tech at SMU Utah State at Oklahoma Kansas at Kansas State Nebraska at Texas Western Michigan at Missouri Colorado at Baylor Saturday, Nov. 24 Saturday, Sept. 8 Iowa State at Texas Tech Saturday, Nov. 3 Kansas State at Fresno State San Jose State at Kansas State Thursday, Sept. 20 Nebraska at Missouri Kansas State at Iowa State Missouri vs. Kansas (Kansas City) Miami (Fla.) at Oklahoma Texas A&M at Miami (Fla.) Oklahoma State at Texas A&M Missouri at Colorado Oklahoma State at Oklahoma Fresno State at Texas A&M Oklahoma vs. Texas (Dallas) Nebraska at Kansas UTEP at Texas Tech Friday, Sept. 21 Texas A&M at Oklahoma Saturday, Dec. 1 Colorado at Arizona State Oklahoma at Tulsa Saturday, Oct. 13 Texas Tech at Baylor Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship Florida Atlantic at Oklahoma State Colorado at Kansas State Texas at Oklahoma State Alamodome - San Antonio, Texas Missouri at Mississippi Saturday, Sept. 22 Baylor at Kansas Nebraska at Wake Forest Illinois State at Missouri Missouri at Oklahoma Saturday, Nov. 10 Northern Iowa at Iowa State Iowa State at Toledo Oklahoma State at Nebraska Baylor at Oklahoma Rice at Baylor Ball State at Nebraska Texas A&M at Texas Tech Colorado at Iowa State Southeastern Louisiana at Kansas Baylor at Buffalo Texas at Iowa State Kansas State at Nebraska TCU at Texas Florida International at Kansas

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