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WSU, Opens Pacific-10 Conference Play At Stanford In New Cardinal Stadium
FOOTBALL: WSU, 2-1, Travels to Stanford, 0-3
2006 WSU RESULTS The Washington State Cougars, 17-15 winners last Saturday over the Baylor Bears at Qwest Field in Seattle, take their modest two-game win streak to Stanford, where WSU faces the Stanford Cardinal, 0-3, in the Cougars’ Pacific-10 Conference opener. Record: 2-1, 0-0 [OPP REC] WSU rallied in the final minute last Saturday to post the win over Baylor, giving 9/2 @ Auburn (14-40) [3-0] WSU a winning nonconference schedule for the seventh consecutive season. 9/9 Idaho (56-10) [1-2] The Cougars have won four of their last five conference openers and enter the game 9/16 Baylor/Seattle (*17-15) [1-2] with a 2-1 record. This year marks the fifth-straight season WSU has opened 9/23 @ Stanford [0-3] conference play on the road, going 3-1 in previous four road-openers. 9/31 USC [2-0] Stanford enters the contest coming off a 37-9 loss against Navy at Stanford. The 10/7 @ Oregon State [1-1] game was the first at Stanford Stadium since undergoing a $90 million renovation that 10/14 California [2-1] includes a new natural field turf, improved sound and video systems, removal of the 10/21 Oregon [3-0] track and fencing around the playing field and more comfortable seating. The seating 10/28 @ UCLA [2-0] capacity was reduced from 85,500 to approximately 50,000. The Cardinal opened the season with a loss at nationally-ranked Oregon then 11/4 Arizona [2-1] dropped a 35-34 contest at San Jose State. 11/11 @ Arizona State [3-0] 11/18 Washington [2-1] LANGLEY NAMED PAC-10 SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: * - WSU home game played at Seattle Junior kicker Loran Langley has been named the Pacific-10 Conference Special Teams Player of the Week, Commissioner Tom Hansen announced Monday. Langley clinched a 17-15 Cougar victory over Baylor with a game-winning, 17-yard THIS WEEK: STANFORD field goal with :09 seconds remaining in the contest. It marked the first time a Record: 0-3, 0-1 Cougar won the award since punter Kyle Basler earned the honor, Sept. 25, 2004. 9/2 @ Oregon (10-48) 9/9 @ San Jose State (34-35) NO TV FOR STANFORD, TBS PICKS USC GAME: WSU’s football game at Stanford Sept. 23 will kickoff at 2:00 p.m. and the game will not be 9/16 Navy (9-37) televised…WSU’s home game Sept. 30 against USC will kickoff at 4:00 p.m. and 9/23 Washington State the game will be televised by TBS from Martin Stadium. 9/30 @ UCLA 10/7 @ Notre Dame WSU’S FIRST FOUR GAMES IN DIFFERENT STADIUMS: When Washington 10/14 Arizona State hosts the USC Trojans Sept. 30 in Pullman’s Martin Stadium, the Cougars will 10/21 @ Arizona State have played four teams in four different stadiums…the Cougars began play at 11/4 USC Auburn’s Jordan-Hare Stadium Sept. 2…WSU then hosted Idaho at Martin Stadium 11/11 @ Washington Sept. 9, followed by Baylor Sept. 16 in Seattle at Qwest Field (home of the Seattle 11/18 Oregon State Seahawks)…the fourth game is Stanford Sept. 23 at Stanford Stadium. 12/2 @ California WSU-STANFORD SERIES: Stanford leads the all-time series between the teams, 32-23-1, including the last two games which were each played at Pullman. Prior to that the Cougars had won three straight, all at Stanford. When playing at Stanford, NEXT WEEK: USC the Cardinal hold a 17-14-0 advantage. The last WSU win at Stanford was a 24-14 Record: 2-0, 0-0 victory, Oct. 18, 2003. In that game current senior Chris Jordan caught a pair of 9/2 @ Arkansas (50-14) touchdown passes while senior tight end Cody Boyd accounted for the other Cougar 9/16 Nebraska (28-10) touchdown, a three-yard pass from Matt Kegel. 9/23 @ Arizona 9/30 @ Washington State PACIFIC-10 NOMINATIONS: WSU’s Pacific-10 Conference award nominations 10/7 Washington after the Baylor game were: Michael Bumpus (offense), Ropati Pitoitua (defense) 10/14 Arizona State and Loren Langley (special teams). Bumpus led WSU with seven receptions for 64 yards while Pitoitua had four tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss totaling 13 yards and 10/21 @ Oregon State Langley connected on the game-winning 17-yard field goal with :09 remaining. 11/4 @ Stanford 11/11 Oregon 2006 WSU CAPTAINS: WR Jason Hill (83), QB Alex Brink (10), DE Mkristo Bruce 11/18 California (94), LB Scott Davis (42). 11/25 Notre Dame 12/2 @ UCLA 2006 STANFORD CAPTAINS: .RB Anthony Kimble (26), MLB Michael Okwo (55), LS Brent Newhouse (52).
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WASHINGTON STATE COUGAR FOOTBALL HEADLINES
PAGE 1: PAGE 8: • WSU faces Stanford in new Cardinal stadium • WSU scoring streaks on the line • Langley Pac-10 Special Teams POW • WSU at home and on the road since 1989 • WSU’s Pac-10 Nominations • Pacific-10 standings since 1989 • No TV for Stanford • WSU turnovers by season since 1989 • TBS selects WSU-USC for 4:00 p.m. national TV • Cougars third in Pac-10 standings since 2001 • WSU’s first four games in four stadiums PAGE 9: • WSU-Stanford series summary • Cougars average 26.6 points per game since 1980 • WSU and Stanford captains • WSU’s offense not pass-oriented PAGE 3: • Cougars have thrown TD passes in 60 of last 63 games • WSU’s 2006 Pac-10 and national rankings • WSU’s record against ranked teams since 1995 • Stanford’s 2006 Pac-10 and national rankings • WSU’s two deep breakdown • WSU and Stanford series information PAGE 10: PAGE 4: • WSU opponents convert 32.0% of third-down opportunities • Cougars among national leaders in sacks and interceptions • WSU in the Red Zone since 1997 • Cougars win a close one over Baylor • WSU picked by ABC, FSN and ESPN for 2006 TV • Cougars want to turn late losses of 2005 into wins coverage • WSU led in the fourth quarter in five of eight games in • Opponent turnovers lead to WSU points 2005 • Cougars can score quickly • WSU again opens Pac-10 play on the road • WSU cutting down penalties • Cougars have recently played AP’s top four teams PAGE 11: • Baylor -10 in rushing • WSU players in the Pacific-10 rankings PAGE 5: PAGE 12: • Jason Hill climbing WSU career receiving lists • WSU limits opponents to less than 100 rushing yards 78 • Hill had a banner 2005 season times in last 199 games • Hill among national leaders in TD receptions PAGE 13: • Mkristo Bruce now fifth in career sacks, sixth in TFL • Only 71 running backs have rushed for 100 yards since • Brink catches a TD throw from Dwight Tardy 1989 • WSU and Stanford have opened Pac-10 play three times PAGE 14: PAGE 6: • WSU starters game-by-game • Alex Brink’s 2005 accomplishments detailed • WSU’s Pac-10 Nominations game-by-game • Brink’s game-by-game, season and career summaries PAGE 15: • Michael Bumpus among WSU elite in punt returns • WSU media opportunities, radio and TV exposure • WSU’s overtime experience PAGE 16-17: • Idaho, Baylor combine for 25 points against WSU • WSU game-by-game statistical summaries • Gary Rogers drives WSU to three touchdowns PAGE 18: PAGE 7: • WSU Depth Chart • WSU’s offense in 2005 among best in school history PAGE 19-21: • Several Cougar players change uniform numbers • WSU’s 2006 statistics • Two WSU players change positions • Pre-season publications tab several Cougars • Pre-season watch lists include Cougar players • Cougar 10-win seasons put WSU in elite group • WSU bowl record • Bill Doba’s staff includes five former WSU players • WSU drives 80 yards to score in 17 straight games
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WASHINGTON STATE (2-1, 0-0) STANFORD (0-3, 0-1)
HEAD COACH: Bill Doba HEAD COACH: Walt Harris Alma Mater: Ball State, 1962 Alma Mater: UOP, 1968 WSU Record: 21-17 (4th year) Stanford Record: 5-9 (2nd year Career Record: 21-17 (4th year) Career Record: 68-77 (13 years) 2005 Record: 4-7/1-7 in Pac-10 Coaching Career: Named head coach prior to 2005 season Coaching Career: WSU assistant 14 years before being named after spending previous seven seasons as head coach at head coach in 2003…coached in the high school ranks for 15 Pittsburgh…other than two-year stint as quarterback coach with years, then at Indiana (Lee Corso, 1977-82), Purdue (Leon NY Jets (1992-94), has spent entire career in college ranks Burtnett, 1983-86), The Citadel (Charlie Taaffe, 1987-88). working at Ohio State (1995-96), Pacific (1971-73 and 1989- 91), Tennessee (183-88), Illinois 9180-82), Michigan State (1978-79), Air Force (1978), California (1974-77).
WSU vs. STANFORD (23-32-1) STANFORD vs. WSU (32-23-1) Most WSU Points Scored: 49 (49-42, 1984) Most Stanford Points Scored: 63 (63-16, 1970) Widest WSU Victory Margin: 34 (40-6, 1958) Widest Stanford Victory Margin: 49 (49-0, 1969) Longest WSU Win Streak: 8 (1957-64) Longest Stanford Win Streak: 8 (1973-82) Last WSU Win: 2003 (24-14) Last Stanford Win: 2005 (24-21) Last WSU Win in Pullman: 1997 (38-28) Last Stanford Win in Pullman: 2005 (24-21) Last WSU Win in Stanford: 2003 (24-13) Last Stanford Win in Stanford: 1999 (54-17) WSU at Home: 6-13-0 (-3) Stanford at Home: 17-14-0 (-3) WSU at Stanford: 14-17-0 (+3) Stanford at Pullman: 13-6-0 (+2) WSU at Spokane: 3-2-1 Stanford at Spokane: 2-3-1 Bill Doba vs. Stanford: 1-2 Walt Harris vs. WSU: 1-0 Bill Doba vs. Walt Harris: 0-1 Walt Harris vs. Bill Doba: 1-0
NCAA RANKINGS NCAA RANKINGS [As of 09/17/06] [As of 09/17/06] WSU WSU WSU STAN STAN STAN TEAM CATEGORY AVG PAC-10 NCAA TEAM CATEGORY AVG Conf. NCAA Rushing Offense 173.00 4 32 Rushing Offense 119.67 10 76 Passing Offense 242.67 5 31 Passing Offense 242.33 6 33 Passing Efficiency 149.04 5 29 Passing Efficiency 133.53 8 49 Total Offense 415.67 5 20 Total Offense 362.00 9 51 Scoring Offense 29.00 6 46 Scoring Offense 17.67 9 94 Rushing Defense 122.00 5 59 Rushing Defense 336.00 10 119 Pass Defense 223.33 8 87 Pass Defense 143.00 2 20 Pass Efficiency Defense 108.25 4 36 Pass Efficiency Defense 145.17 8 97 Total Defense 344.33 6 76 Total Defense 479.00 10 116 Scoring Defense 21.67 4 59 Scoring Defense 40.00 10 116 Net Punting 37.21 3 38 Net Punting 30.10 9 104 Punt Returns 4.50 6 93 Punt Returns 0.00 8 110t Kickoff Returns 16.50 8 102 Kickoff Returns 16.06 9 108 Turnover Margin 0.00 2 54t Turnover Margin -1.00 10 94
2006 WSU NCAA LEADERS 2006 STANFORD NCAA LEADERS [Top 50] [Top 50] NAME CATEGORY AVG RANK NAME CATEGORY AVG RANK Darryl Blunt Punting 39.71 45 Trent Edwards Passing Efficiency 134.92 45 Alex Brink Passing Efficiency 139.88 39 Total Offense 258.33 21 Lance Broadus Sacks 0.67 47t Jason Evans Kickoff Returns 22.60 38 Mkristo Bruce Sacks 0.67 47t Brandon Harrison Tackles 9.33 38t Michael Bumpus Receptions/Game 6.33 17 Trevor Hooper Tackles 9.33 38t Ropati Pitoitua Sacks 0.67 47t Tackles for Loss 1.67 30t t = tie t = tie
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COUGS AMONG NATIONAL LEADERS: Since 1999, WSU HOPES TO TURN LATE LOSSES INTO WINS: WSU ranks eighth in sacks and is ninth in interceptions Washington State jumped to a 3-0 record last fall, but then nationally…WSU has picked off 117 passes since the start of suffered a series of close losses in Pacific-10 contests before the 1999 season and returned them 1,349 yards…during the rallying for a second straight win over Washington to finish same period WSU has made 263 sacks for 1,669 the season 4-7…in five of their eight Pac-10 games, WSU yards…WSU averaged 36.1 sacks per year and 16.2 led in the fourth quarter but won only one of those interceptions returned for 192 yards 1999-2005…over the contests…in addition, five of WSU’s seven losses were by span of 2001-05, WSU’s averages are even more impressive, three or four points…this year the Cougars want to turn 42.2 sacks and 17.8 interceptions for 221 yards…here is a those close games into wins…the 2005 summary: breakdown year-by-year for the Cougars: Oregon State – WSU led 30-16 at halftime and 30-23 going YR NATIONAL RANKINGS WSU PI/YDS into fourth quarter, but OSU scored 21 fourth quarter 2006 1. 135 Virginia Tech 3-7 points to win. Final: OSU 44, WSU 33. 2005 2. 134 USC 10-75 2004 3. 129 Oklahoma 12-67 Stanford – WSU lost by 3, but trailed by 10 mid-way 2003 129 Oregon 24-303 through the fourth quarter. Final: Stanford 24, WSU 21. 2002 5. 124 Nebraska 17-257 UCLA – Tied 38-38 at end of regulation after WSU held a 2001 6. 123 Miami (Fla.) 26-405 38-28 lead going into fourth quarter; UCLA scored 17 2000 7. 122 Kansas State 13-129 unanswered points in fourth quarter to tie game. Final: 1999 8. 119 Oregon State 12-106 UCLA 44, WSU 41, OT. 9. 117 Washington State California – Cougars led 38-28 with less than nine minutes Other Leaders: 115 Wisconsin, 114 Florida, 110 Fresno State, 110 Southern Mississippi, 108 Auburn, 107 Arizona to play, but Cal scored 14 late game points to win by four State, 107 Louisville, 105 Georgia, 104 UCLA, 104 Texas, points. Final: California 42, WSU 38. 102 Texas Tech. USC – Trojans led 28-6 after first quarter and won easily. Final: USC 55, WSU 13. YR NATIONAL RANKINGS WSU SACKS ASU – ASU led 24-10 at halftime and 27-24 after three 2006 1. 282 USC 10-47 quarters…no scoring in the fourth quarter. Final: ASU 2005 2. 278 California 34-169 2004 3. 275 Louisville 32-218 27, WSU 24. 2003 4. 272 TCU 50-345 Oregon – WSU trailed 31-21 after three quarters, but pulled 2002 272 Virginia Tech 55-377 even with 10 points in the fourth quarter, only to have 2001 6. 270 Texas 40-242 Oregon kick the winning field goal with one second left 2000 7. 263 Washington State 23-145 to play. Final: Oregon 34, WSU 31. 1999 8. 262 Miami (Fla.) 19-126 Washington – WSU led 19-14 after three quarters, but Washington scored early in final quarter for a 22-19 Other Leaders: 256 New Mexico, 250 Nebraska, 247 Auburn, 244 Arizona State, 240 Southern Mississippi, 236 lead…Cougars scored with 1:20 left to win on a Brink to Purdue, 229 Oregon State, 228 Kansas State, 227 Michigan. Trandon Harvey 39-yard pass play. Final: WSU 26, Washington 22. COUGARS WIN CLOSE ONE: For the first time since the 2004 season, WSU came from behind in the final minute to BAYLOR -10 RUSHING AGAINST WSU DEFENSE: pull out a victory…the Cougars’ 17-15 win over Baylor Baylor managed a minus 10 yards rushing Saturday against Saturday was WSU’s first rally from a deficit in the final WSU…they netted +25 yards with nine rushing plays, but minute since winning 20-19 over Arizona, Sept. 25, 2004 at lost 35 yards with five sacks for a -10 net…the last time Tucson..in that game Jason Hill caught a 15-yard touchdown WSU held a team to negative rushing yards was 2002 when pass from Josh Swogger with :53 remaining for the Arizona rushed for -17 yards…since 1989 WSU has held 22 win…WSU research back to 1969 shows the Cougars opponents to 50 yards or less, 78 opponents to less than 100 winning nine games in the last minute and 30 games when yards and five of those opponents to negative yards in 199 they trailed in the fourth quarter and came back to win…all- games. time, WSU has won 14 games by two points. Date Opponent Yards Rushing WSU-BAYLOR GAMES NOT HIGH-SCORING: WSU’s Sept. 11, 1993 vs. Montana State -35 win over Baylor broke a 32-game losing streak when the Oct. 26, 2002 at Arizona -17 Cougs scored 17 or fewer points…WSU’s last win scoring Sept. 16, 2006 Baylor (at Seattle) -10 17 or fewer points was also over Baylor in the 1994 Alamo Sept. 9, 1995 Montana -6 Bowl when the Cougars prevailed 10-3. Oct. 2, 1993 at Pacific -6
AGAIN WSU OPENS PAC-10 ON THE ROAD: WSU opens Pac-10 Conference play on the road for the fifth straight year…last year’s opening conference loss at OSU snapped a four-game win streak for league openers…WSU enters Pac- 10 play with a winning record for the sixth straight year.
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HILL TOPPLES COUGAR TD RECORD: Senior Jason HILL CLOSING IN ON WSU RECORDS: Jason Hill has put Hill, who caught zero passes as a freshman (special teams together outstanding back-to-back seasons as he takes aim at play only) is on course to break most WSU receiving several WSU receiving records…the following is his 2006 records: game-by-game summary: • Hill is 57 receptions short of Hugh Campbell’s career record of 176 receptions and he is 166 yards short of 2006 OPPONENT PC YDS TD LG Campbell’s record 2,452 career receiving yards; 9/2 Auburn 4 18 1 10 • He has now caught 27 TD passes, toppling the WSU career 9/9 Idaho 2 92 0 71 record of 22 set by Hugh Campbell, 1960-62; 9/16 Baylor/Seattle 6 72 1 21 • Hill’s per catch average of 19.21 yards is challenging the 9/23 @ Stanford WSU career record of 19.625 by Gail Cogdill, 1957-59; 9/30 USC • Hill’s 27 TD catches ranks tied for seventh on the all-time 10/7 @ Oregon State Pac-10 Conference list…the league record is 32 by 10/14 California Stanford’s Ken Margerum, 1977-80; 10/21 Oregon • Hill is the first WSU player to record two 1,000-yard 10/28 @ UCLA seasons: 11/4 Arizona 11/11 @ Arizona State WSU RECEPTIONS CAREER #TA 11/18 Washington 1. 176 Hugh Campbell, 1960-62 57 2006 Totals: 12 182 2 71 2. 148 Phillip Bobo, 1990-92 29 2005 Totals: 62 1097 13* 80 3. 140 Doug Flansburg, 1965067 21 2004 Totals 45 1007 12 76 140 Nian Taylor, 1996-99 21 Career: 119 2286 27* 80 5. 128 C.J. Davis, 1988-92 9 * = WSU record 6. 125 Tim Stallworth, 1986-89 6 7. 121 Mike Levenseller, 1975-77 2 BRUCE FIFTH ON WSU SACK LIST: Junior defensive end 8. 120 Steve Broussard, 1986-89 1 Mkristo Bruce had an outstanding junior season, racking up 9 119 Jason Hill, 2003-06 10 sacks and 15 tackles-for-loss…his totals boosted his career tackles to 18.5 sacks and 29.5 TFL…here are some WSU RECEPTION YARDS CAREER #TA Bruce highlights: 1. 2,452 Hugh Campbell, 1960-62 166 • Bruce’s 15.0 TFL in 2005 ranks 10th on WSU list; 2. 2,447 Nian Taylor, 1996-99 161 • Bruce’s 10.0 sacks in 2005 rank tied for seventh; 3. 2,286 Jason Hill, 2003-06 • Bruce ranks fifth in career sacks, 10th in career sack yards; #TA = Number needed to Advance up the list • Bruce is tied for 7th in career TFL, 0.5 TFL out of a tie for sixth place, and he ranks 10th in TFL yards; JASON HILL IN 2005: • Bruce needs 2.0 sacks to gain fourth and 3.0 sacks to move • Hill’s 62 receptions in 2005 ranks fifth on the WSU one- into fourth on the career list; season list, just 10 behind record holder Nakoa McElrath; • Hill’s 1,097 receiving yards ranked fourth on the Cougar YEAR TACKLES SACKS-YDS TFL-YDS single-season list, 66 yards behind record holder Nakoa 2003 9 2/-24 2/-24 McElrath…his 1,007 yards in 2004 ranks sixth; 2004 60 6.5/-30 12.5/-49 • His 10 catches against Grambling is tied for fourth on the 2005 67 10/-52 15/-59 single-game receptions list; 2006 11 2/-8 2/-8 • Hill’s 190 receiving yards with eight receptions at OSU was CAREER: 147 20.5/-114 31.5/-140 his second most productive game and came before he was WSU Ranking 5th 9th 6th 9th injured early in the third quarter; • Hill caught three TD passes (38, 62 and 38 yards) at QB TD RECEPTIONS: When Alex Brink hauled in a four- California to tie the WSU one-game record he now shares yard TD pass from running back Dwight Tardy in the third with eight others; quarter against Baylor, he became the first WSU QB to score • Hill’s 240 receiving yards at California (six receptions) ranks on a pass reception since Bob Iverson against Stanford in third on the WSU list; 1954, according to WSU historian Dick Fry…Bob Miller • Hill’s 240-yard receiving game at California ranks 15th on threw the 20-yard scoring pass to Iverson late in the second the Pacific-10 Conference single-game list. quarter of WSU’s 30-26 win in Palo Alto…Drew Bledsoe once caught his own deflected pass for a TD against HILL’S 27 TD RECEPTIONS THIRD: Senior Jason Hill’s Arizona, but it obviously was not a designed play. school record 27 career touchdown receptions ranks third nationally among active receivers…the leader is USC’s NOT FIRST OPENER AGAINST STANFORD: WSU meets Dwayne Jarrett with 31, followed by Jarrett Hicks of Texas Stanford in its Pac-10 opener for the fourth time and has yet Tech with 28…behind Hill is Eric Deslauriers of Eastern to win, losing in 1987, 1999 and 2000. Michigan with 24.
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BRINK SETS WSU PASSING RECORD: Alex Brink had BUMPUS HAS BANNER YEAR: Junior Michael Bumpus, in several outstanding performances in 2005, his sophomore just two seasons, established himself as one of the best punt year, and in the process racked up the best sophomore stats returns in school history, despite having played in just 18 ever for a Cougar QB (Mark Rypien, Jack Thompson, Jason games…he saw action in all 11 games as a freshman when Gesser, Drew Bledsoe, Ryan Leaf and Timm Rosenbach): he returned 34 punts for 391 yards and two touchdowns, but RATING was limited to the first seven games in 2005 when he had PLAYER PA PC PI PCT YDS TD LG NCAA 17 returns for 232 yards and one touchdown: Rypien, ’83 56 28 2 .500 384 0 30 150.21 Brink, ’05 358 205 13 .573 2891 24 80 139.96 YEAR RETURNS YARDS AVG TD LONG Thompson, ’76 355 208 14 .586 2762 20 50 134.64 2006 4 17 4.3 0 8 Gesser, ’00 246 128 10 .520 1967 16 68 132.53 2005 17 232 13.6 1 87 Bledsoe, ’91 358 199 15 .556 2741 17 67 132.23 2004 34 391 11.5 2 76 Leaf, ’96 373 194 12 .520 2811 21 68 128.00 Career 55 640 11.6 3 87 Rosenbach, ’86 390 222 24 .569 2446 11 79 106.61 Career Ranking 5th 5th
BRINK IN 2005: Among Alex Brink’s accomplishments as a BUMPUS IN 2004: sophomore in 2005: • 391 punt return yards ranked fourth; • His 531 passing yards at Oregon State is a WSU record and • 34 punt returns ranked fifth; his 423 yards at California ranks sixth, while on the Pac-10 • 11.5 return average ranked fifth; list those marks stand fourth and 40th on the league lists; • Two punt returns for touchdowns ranked second on single- • Brink’s 515 total offense yards at Oregon State is a WSU season list; record and his 424 yards at California is third, while on the • Sixth longest punt return in WSU history, 76-yards at ASU. Pac-10 lists those marks rank second and 35th; • Brink attempted 205 passes tied him for eighth on the WSU BUMPUS IN 2005: list; • 157 punt return yards at Nevada, second on single-game list; • Brink’s 205 pass completions stands eighth on the WSU list; • 87-yard punt return for a TD at Nevada longest in WSU • Brink threw for 2,891 yards, seventh on the WSU list; history; • His 24 touchdown passes is tied for fourth on the WSU list; BUMPUS IN HIS CAREER: BRINK’S CAREER TOTALS RATING • 640 career punt return yards rank fifth all-time; PLAYER PA PC PI PCT YDS TD LG NCAA • 55 punt returns ranks fifth all-time, three behind Jerry Auburn 24 11 1 .458 67 1 16 Williams, 1946-48; Idaho 15 12 0 .800 231 3 71 • Three career punt returns for touchdowns ties the WSU Baylor 32 21 1 .656 251 0 25 record, held by Mark Williams (1966-68). Stanford USC WSU’S OVERTIME EXPERIENCE: The Cougars are 2-6 in OSU overtime games: California Oregon YEAR OPPONENT #of OTs SCORE W/L UCLA 1996 Washington 1 24-31 L Arizona 1997 Arizona 1 35-34 W ASU 2000 Arizona 3 47-53 L Washington 2000 Arizona State 1 20-23 L 2006 Season 71 44 2 .620 549 4 71 139.88 2000 Oregon 1 24-27 L 2005 Season 358 205 13 .573 2891 24 80 139.96 2002 USC 1 30-27 W 2004 Season 194 97 5 .500 1305 7 60 113.26 2002 Washington 3 26-29 L CAREER 623 346 20 .555 4745 35 80 131.63 2003 Notre Dame 1 26-29 L Career Ranking 8th 7th 4th 6th 6th ROGERS HOT OFF BENCH: Sophomore Gary Rogers has WSU DEFENSE STIFFENS: Baylor passed (162) and rushed been productive in his first appearance in each of WSU’s (16) for 178 yards in the first half against WSU…the Cougar first three games…he has driven the team to a touchdown defense then stiffened and held the Bears to 68 net yards each time he has entered the game…at Auburn he entered over the final two quarters, (-26 rushing, 94 passing). the game in the third quarter and directed a 90- yard, six-play drive, ending in a 50-yar1`pass to Cody Boyd…in his first IDAHO, BAYLOR SCORE 25: The 25 points WSU has appearance against Idaho he directed a 68- yard, seven- play allowed Idaho (10) and Baylor (15) is the fewest in drive, ending with a 10-yard scoring toss to Chris consecutive games since Arizona (7) and Stanford (14) Jordan…last week against Baylor WSU went 34 yards in scored 21 in back-to-back games in 2003. three plays when Rogers entered the game in the second quarter, hitting Jason Hill with a 13-yard TD pass…Rogers has completed 15 of his 23 passes for 175 yars, three touchdowns and one interception (Baylor).
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2005 OFFENSE AMONG BEST IN WSU HISTORY: BACK-TO-BACK 10-WIN SEASONS RARE IN PAC-10: WSU’s total offense totals in 2005 rank among the best in WSU posted three straight 10-win seasons in 2001-02-03, a school history…WSU’s 5,382 total yards ranks fourth on the rare fete in the Pac-10…WSU also had four 10-win seasons all-time WSU list, while the team averaged 489.3 yards per between 1997 and 2003 and made two Rose Bowl game, the third best total in school history…the only teams appearances…how rare were those 10-win seasons: to have racked up better rankings were bowl team in 1988, • WSU and USC are the only Pac-10 teams with four 10-win 1997 and 2002: seasons in a seven-year period; • WSU posted 10-win seasons in 2001-02-03…the only other RANK TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS/GAME Pac-10 team to record three or more consecutive 10-win 1. 5,922 in 1997 493.5 in 1997 seasons is USC, currently riding a streak of four straight 10- 2. 5,899 in 1988 491.6 in 1988 win seasons…the Trojans also won 10 or more games in 3. 5,485 in 2002 489.3 in 2006 three straight seasons, 1931-32-33; 4. 5,382 in 2005 • Just five Pac-10 teams have had back-to-back 10-win seasons since the lead went to 10 teams in 1978, WSU plus NUMBERS CHANGE: Several returning Cougar veterans will Oregon 2000-01, UCLA 1997-98 and 1987-88, Washington be wearing new uniform numbers this fall…they include 1981-82 and 1990-91, and USC 1978-79 and 2002-03-04- Ian Bell (13), Lance Broadus (9), Darryl Blunt (8), Brandon 05; Gibson (4) and Dwayne Patterson (21). WSU AMONG ELITE WITH 10-WIN SEASONS: POSITION CHANGES: Only two WSU returners will find Washington State was one of just four NCAA Div. I teams themselves in a different position when practice begins to record 10 wins in each of the 2001-02-03) seasons…the Sunday…sophomore Ian Bell moves from defensive back others were Maryland, Miami (FL) and Oklahoma. to running back this fall while Tim Freeberg slides over a spot from defensive tackle to defensive end. 2003 SEASON AMONG BEST: WSU’s 10-3 finish in 2003 equaled the fifth best record for the Cougars since the COUGARS GARNER PRESEASON PAC-10 HONORS: 1920’s when teams began playing 10 or more Several WSU players have been named to various games…WSU’s best records include 9-1 (90.0%) in 1930, preseason All-Pac-10 teams, with Mkristo Bruce and Jason 10-2 (83.3%) in 1929, 1997 and 2002 and 10-3 (76.9%) in Hill both garnering numerous first-team selections…below 2002 and 2003. is a recap of which Cougars were all-conference selections and the publications that named them: WSU BOWL RECORD: WSU’s appearance in the 2003 Street & Smith’s Athlon Pacific Life Holiday Bowl was the Cougars’ 10th bowl DE Mkristo Bruce (1) DE Mkristo Bruce (1) appearance and second in the Holiday Bowl…WSU is 6-4 WR Jason Hill (1) WR Jason Hill (1) in 10 previous bowl games: LB Scott Davis (1) LB Scott Davis (2) • 1916 Rose Bowl - WSU 14, Brown 0 (W) OL Bobby Byrd (2) • 1931 Rose Bowl - Alabama 24, WSU 0 (L) • 1981 Holiday Bowl - BYU 38, WSU 36 (L) Sporting News CBSSportsline.com • 1988 Aloha Bowl - WSU 24, Houston 22 (W) DE Mkristo Bruce (1) DE Mkristo Bruce (1) • 1992 Copper Bowl - WSU 31, Utah 28 (W) WR Jason Hill (1) WR Jason Hill (1) • 1994 Alamo Bowl - WSU 10, Baylor 3 (W) QB Alex Brink (2) LB Scott Davis (1) • 1998 Rose Bowl - Michigan 21, WSU 16 (L) • 2001 Sun Bowl - WSU 33, Purdue 27 (W) COUGARS ON PRESEASON WATCH LISTS: Senior • 2003 Rose Bowl - Oklahoma 34, WSU 14 (L) defensive end Mkristo Bruce and senior linebacker Scott • 2003 Holiday Bowl - WSU 28, Texas 20 (W) Davis, along with junior quarterback Alex Brink, have been named to national football award preseason watch lists: DOBA TURNS TO COUGARS FOR ASSISTANTS: When Bill Doba began assembling his staff in December, 2002, MKRISTO BRUCE after taking over for Mike Price, he turned to three former • Rotary Lombardi Award - Outstanding Lineman (players Cougar players (Ken Greene, Timm Rosenbach and George within five yards of the line of scrimmage) Yarno) and a former head coach he worked for (Leon • Ronnie Lott Trophy - Defensive Player of the Year Burtnett) to help fill out his staff…his staff includes five • Ted Hendricks Award - Outstanding Defensive End former Cougar players, Greene, rosenbach, Yarno and • Bronko Nagurski Award - Defensive Player of the Year two coaches on the staff when he took over, Mike • Levenseller and Mike Walker. SCOTT DAVIS • Butkus Award – Outstanding Linebacker LONG TD DRIVES: Washington State has recorded a • touchdown drive of 80 or more yards in 17 straight ALEX BRINK games…during the span, the Cougars have had 24 • Manning Award – Top Quarterback touchdown drives of 80 or more yards and six of 90 or more yards…the last time WSU did not have a touchdown drive of 80 or more yards was during a 42-12 loss to No. 1 USC in Pullman, Oct. 30, 2004.
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SCORING STREAKS: WSU currently has three significant TURNOVERS: The Cougs are even in turnovers in scoring streaks on the line: 2006…WSU was -5 in 2005, -1 in 2004 season and +8 in • The Cougars have scored in 236 consecutive Pacific-10 2003 …three times since 1989 has WSU had fewer games, the longest active streak for any league team...the turnovers than the opponents, yet they have won over half last time WSU was shut out in Pac-10 play was at Oregon of their games with seven winning seasons: State in 1975. • WSU has scored in 252 consecutive games since a 44-0 ------W S U ------OPPONENTS -- shutout at Ohio State in 1984…the streak is the second YEAR +/- F FL PI TOT F FL PI TOT longest among D-I schools…schools with streaks over 200 2006 0 10 3 3 6 3 3 3 6 games are: Michigan 265, WSU 252, Oregon 246, Florida 2005 -5 20 11 13 24 23 9 10 19 State 223 and Florida 218; 2004 -1 35 18 12 30 33 17 12 29 • The Cougars have scored in 190 consecutive Martin 2003 +8 31 18 22 40 47 24 24 48 Stadium home games since a 21-0 loss to Oregon State in 2002 -4 31 15 14 29 21 8 17 25 Pullman in 1956. 2001 +12 25 13 15 28 23 14 26 40 2000 -1 25 13 10 23 20 10 12 22 NOTHING LIKE HOME: Since 1989, at home, the Cougars 1999 -4 23 12 9 21 14 5 12 17 are 57-40 (58.8%), while on the road since 1989 the team is 1998 -17 22 15 25 40 22 11 12 23 47-56 (45.6%): 1997 -1 16 15 13 28 8 8 19 27 1996 -4 17 16 11 27 10 10 13 23 YEAR HOME AWAY OVERALL HIGHLIGHT 1995 0 36 7 10 17 38 7 10 17 1989 3-2 3-3 6-5 1994 +9 31 14 9 23 27 20 12 32 1990 1-4 2-4 3-8 1993 -2 32 15 14 29 28 14 13 27 1991 2-3 2-4 4-7 1992 -6 23 12 15 27 20 7 14 21 1992 5-1 4-2 9-3 Copper Bowl 1991 -5 23 12 16 28 26 10 13 23 1993 4-1 1-5 5-6 1990 -4 16 9 12 21 21 10 7 17 1994 3-2 5-2 8-4 Alamo Bowl 1989 -10 21 9 24 33 20 8 15 23 1995 3-2 0-6 3-8 TOTAL:-31 437 227 247 474 402 195 244 439 1996 3-2 2-4 5-6 1997 6-0 4-2 10-2 Rose Bowl COUGS THIRD IN PAC-10 SINCE 2001: The WSU 1998 2-4 1-4 3-8 Cougars boast the third best record among Pacific-10 1999 2-4 1-5 3-9 Conference schools over the past six years…here’s a 2000 1-5 3-2 4-7 breakdown of Pac-10 teams since 2001: 2001 4-1 6-1 10-2 Sun Bowl 2002 6-1* 4-2 10-3 Rose Bowl OVERALL 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2003 6-0* 4-3 10-3 Holiday Bowl TEAMS W L W L W L W L W L W L W L 2004 2-4* 3-2 5-6 1. USC 54 10 2 0 12 1 11 0 12 1 11 2 6 6 2005 2-4* 2-3 4-7 2. ORE 44 20 3 0 10 2 5 6 8 5 7 6 11 1 2006 2-0* 0-1 2-1 3. WSU 41 22 2 1 4 7 5 6 10 3 10 3 10 2 TOTALS: 57-40 47-56 104-95 Six Bowls 4. UCLA 39 22 2 0 10 2 6 4 6 7 8 5 7 4 * = Home record includes games in Seattle in 2002-2003-2004- 5. CAL 35 27 2 1 8 4 9 1 8 6 7 5 1 10 2005-2006. 6. ASU 35 28 3 0 7 5 8 3 5 7 8 6 4 7 7. OSU 33 28 1 1 5 6 6 5 8 5 8 5 5 6 WASHINGTON STATE SINCE '89: The Washington State 8. WASH 26 36 2 1 2 9 1 10 6 6 7 6 8 4 Cougars are 102-95 since the start of the 1989 season (the 9. STAN 24 35 0 3 5 6 4 7 4 7 2 9 9 3 start of the Mike Price to Bill Doba era)...here's a look at the 10. ARIZ 19 41 2 1 3 8 3 8 2 10 4 8 5 6 records for Pac-10 teams, 1989-Present: PAC-10 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 OVERALL PACIFIC-10 TEAMS W L W L W L W L W L W L W L 1989-PRESENT W L T W L T 1. USC 35 5 0 0 8 0 8 0 7 1 7 1 5 3 USC 137 68 5 87 44 3 2. ORE 27 14 1 0 7 1 4 4 5 3 3 5 7 1 Oregon 131 72 0 79 54 0 3. WSU 23 17 0 0 1 7 3 5 6 2 7 1 6 2 Washington 125 75 1 84 50 1 4. UCLA 22 18 0 0 6 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 UCLA 116 82 1 74 61 1 5. CAL 20 20 0 0 4 4 7 1 5 3 4 4 0 8 Arizona State 109 87 1 66 67 1 6. OSU 19 21 0 0 3 5 5 3 4 4 4 4 3 5 Washington State 104 95 0 59 79 0 7. ASU 17 23 0 0 4 4 5 3 2 6 5 3 1 7 Arizona 101 97 1 60 75 1 8. WASH 15 25 0 0 1 7 0 8 4 4 4 4 6 2 California 97 98 1 55 79 1 9. STAN 15 26 0 1 4 4 2 6 2 6 1 7 6 2 Stanford 92 100 2 65 70 0 10. ARIZ 8 32 0 0 2 6 2 6 1 7 1 7 2 6 Oregon State 75 117 2 41 91 2
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COUGS SCORE OFTEN: Since 1980 WSU has averaged COUGS AGAINST RANKED TEAMS SINCE 1995: Since 26.6 points per game; 1995 WSU is 11-27 against ranked teams and 6-7 when WSU • In 2005 WSU averaged 33.5 points per outing, the fourth was also ranked…since 2001 WSU is 8-12 against ranked highest total in the last 25 years; teams: • In 2004 WSU averaged 25.0 points; • In 2003 the Cougs averaged 30.3 points YEAR WSU OPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L • In 2002 WSU averaged 33.2 points. 2006 #4 Auburn S. 2 14-40 L 2005 #11 Oregon N. 12 31-34 L YR RECORD 0 1-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50> PT/PPG 2005 #1 USC O. 29 13-55 L 1980 4-7-0 1 6 4 287/26.1 2005 #25 California O. 22 38-42 L 1981 8-3-1 5 2 5 297/24.8 2005 #12 UCLA O. 15 41-44ot L 1982 3-7-1 1 1 6 2 1 170/15.5 2004 #20 Arizona State N. 13 28-45 L 1983 7-4-0 1 5 3 1 1 237/21.5 2004 #1 USC O. 30 12-42 L 1984 6-5-0 1 1 5 2 1 1 317/28.8 2003 #15 #5 Texas D. 30 28-20 W 1985 4-7-0 1 2 2 5 1 313/28.5 2003 #6 #3 USC N. 1 16-43 L 1986 3-7-1 1 4 4 2 221/20.1 2003 #21 #10 Oregon S. 20 55-16 W 1987 3-7-1 3 5 3 238/21.6 2003 #17 Colorado S. 13 47-26 W 1988 9-3-0 5 3 3 1 415/34.6 2003 #19 Notre Dame S. 6 26-29ot L 1989 6-5-0 1 1 3 2 3 1 351/31.9 2002 #7 #8 Oklahoma J. 1 14-34 L 1990 3-8-0 4 3 2 1 1 266/24.2 2002 #5 #15 Oregon N. 9 32-21 W 1991* 4-7-0 1 4 2 1 2 1 280/25.5 2002 #8 #16 Arizona State N. 2 44-22 W 1992 9-3-0 1 1 4 4 1 1 337/28.1 2002 #17 #18 USC O. 5 30-27ot W 1993 5-6-0 3 2 2 1 1 2 271/24.6 2002 #10 #6 Ohio State S. 14 7-25 L 1994 8-4-0 3 3 6 192/16.0 2001 #9 #14 Washington N. 17 14-26 L 1995 3-8-0 1 4 3 2 1 236/21.5 2001 #16 #9 UCLA N. 3 20-14 W 1996 5-6-0 2 6 1 2 314/28.5 2001 #14 #11 Oregon O. 27 17-24 L 1997 10-2-0 1 2 5 1 3 483/40.3 2001 #23 Stanford O. 13 45-39 W 1998 3-8-0 2 3 5 1 223/20.3 2000 #6 Washington N. 18 3-51 L 1999 3-9-0 1 5 4 1 1 248/20.7 2000 #7 Oregon (ot) N. 4 24-27 L 2000 4-7-0 1 2 3 3 2 281/25.5 2000 #18 Oregon State O. 28 9-38 L 2001 10-2-0 2 2 3 3 2 420/35.0 2000 #22 Arizona (3 ot) O. 14 47-53 L 2002 10-3-0 1 1 2 4 5 431/33.2 1999 - Did not play a ranked team 2003 10-3-0 2 5 4 1 1 394/30.3 1998 #10 Arizona N. 7 7-41 L 2004 5-6-0 4 4 2 1 275/25.0 1998 #15 Oregon O. 10 29-51 L 2005 4-7-0 1 3 4 2 1 368/33.5 1998 #4 UCLA O. 3 17-49 L 2006 2-1-0 2 1 87/29.0 1997 #8 #1 Michigan J. 1 16-21 L 150-145-4 2 22 72 87 63 33 19 7945/26.7 1997 #10 #21 Arizona State N. 1 31-44 L 1997 #22 USC S. 13 28-21 W * = TD RECORD: WSU scored at least one touchdown in 82 1996 #12 Washington (ot) N. 23 24-31 L consecutive games between 1984 and 1991...the streak ended 1996 #19 California O. 19 21-18 W with a 44-3 loss to UCLA in 1991. 1996 #25 Oregon S. 21 55-44 W 1996 #5 Colorado A. 31 19-37 L BALANCED OFFENSE: The Cougars have a reputation of 1995 #12 Oregon O. 21 7-26 L being a passing team, but over the past 13 years have 1995 #5 USC O. 14 14-26 L actually run the ball more times than they have thrown: 1995 #2 Nebraska S. 30 21-35 L
YEAR RUSH (%) PASS (%) TOTAL PLAYS BREAKING DOWN TOP 22-44: WSU’s starting lineup of 22 2003 494 (.508) 478 (.492) 972 players against Stanford will include 0 freshman, 3 2004 410 (.513) 389 (.487) 799 sophomores, 7 juniors and 12 seniors, while the top 44 (two- 2005 440 (.536) 381 (464) 821 deep) consisted of 6 freshmen, 11 sophomores, 13 juniors 2006 105 (.525) 95 (.475) 200 and 14 seniors...in the two-deep, WSU lists a combined 17 13 Years 5,522 (.506) 5,399 (.494) 10,921 freshmen-sophomores and 27 juniors-seniors…30 of the top 44 are underclassmen: COUG TD STREAK: WSU quarterbacks have thrown STARTERS (O-D) TOP 44 (O-D) touchdown passes in 60 of the last 63 games – all games in Freshmen 0-0=0 0-2=2 the 2001 (12), 2002 (13), 2004 (11) and 2006 (3) seasons, 11 RS-Freshmen 0-0=0 4-0=4 of 13 games in 2003 and in 10 of 11 in 2005; Sophomores 1-1=2 4-3=7 • The two games in 2003 when WSU didn’t throw a TD pass RS-Sophomores 1-0=1 2-2=4 were against Idaho in the opener and at home against New Juniors 1-2=3 3-2=5 Mexico…WSU won both games; RS-Juniors 2-2=4 2-6=8 • In 2005 WSU did not throw a TD pass in a loss to USC. Seniors 1-0=1 1-0=1 RS-Seniors 5-6=11 6-7=13
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COUGS LIMIT THIRD DOWNS: Over the past four years TURNOVERS = POINTS: WSU converted 19 opponent WSU opponents have been successful on third down plays turnovers in 2005 into 59 points (eight touchdowns and one just 32.0% (205 of 640) of the time: field goal)…in 2004 the Cougars scored 78 points off turnovers, nearly half of the points the Cougars scored the 2005 1stQ 2ndQ 3rdQ 4thQ GAME previous season…in 2003 WSU scored 142 points off Auburn 1-3 1-4 0-3 1-2 3-12 turnovers, taking the ball away from the opponents 24 times Idaho 1-4 1-4 0-3 2-4 4-15 with interceptions while recovering 24 of the opponents’ 47 Baylor 1-3 1-5 1-3 3-5 6-16 fumbles: Stanford USC 2006 OPPONENT WSU WSU WSU Oregon State OPPONENT TOs TD FG POINTS California Auburn 0 0 0 0 Oregon Idaho 2 1 0 7 UCLA Baylor 4 1 0 7 Arizona Stanford Arizona State USC Washington Oregon State 2006 3-10 3-13 1-9 6-11 13-43 California 30.0% 23.1% 11.1% 54.5% 30.2% Oregon 2005 21-43 13-44 24-49 13-38 71-174 UCLA 48.8% 29.5% 49.0% 34.2 % 40.8% Arizona 2004 13-42 13-50 18-47 18-50 63-189 Arizona State 31.0% 26.0% 38.3% 36.0% 33.3% Washington 2003 8-49 15-62 19-50 10-46 52-207 2006 TOTALS: 6 2/14 pts 0/0 pts 14 16.3% 24.2% 38.0% 21.7% 25.1% 2005 Totals: 19 8/56 pts 1/3 pts 59 2004 Totals: 29 11/75 pts 1/3 pts 78 RED ZONE: In 2006 WSU has scored nine times in 12 trips 2003 Totals: 48 18/124 pts 6/18 pts 142 into the Red Zone…opponents have scored seven times (four touchdowns) in 11 trips into the Red Zone: WSU SCORES QUICKLY: WSU has had 59 scoring drives lasting less than a minute during the last four years…here’s WSU INSIDE 20 SCORED TD-FG % SUCCESS the year totals since 2002: 2006 12 9 8-1 75.0% 2005 46 36 25-11 78.3% YEAR TD FG 2004 33 25 20-5 75.8% 2002 14 2 2003 53 42 24-18 79.2% 2003 11 2 2002 64 45 30-15 70.3% 2004 13 1 2001 57 45 31-14 78.9% 2005 11 1 2000 36 27 17-10 75.0% 2006 4 0 1999 32 31 23-8 96.9% Total 53 6 1998 28 17 10-7 60.7% 1997 55 49 39-10 89.1% PENALTIES DOWN: In 2006, WSU is averaging 5.0 penalties per game and 51.0 yards…in 2005 WSU averaged OPP INSIDE 20 SCORED TD-FG % SUCCESS 6.7 penalties for an average of 63.5 yards…in 2004 WSU 2006 11 7 4-3 63.6% averaged 7.0 penalties and 65.7 penalty yards per game: 2005 49 39 27-11 79.6% 2004 39 32 24-8 82.1% YEAR GAMES WSU PENALTIES OPP PENALTIES 2003 38 28 17-11 73.7% 2006 3 games 15 153 (5th) 19 188 2002 40 30 20-10 75.0% 2005 11 games 74 699 (7th) 85 718 2001 34 26 18-8 70.6% 2004 11 games 77 723 (7th) 86 744 2000 45 36 29-7 80.0% 2003 13 games 150 1230 (9th) 102 875 1999 41 30 23-7 73.2% 2002 13 games 103 872 (6th) 94 845 1998 42 34 30-4 81.0% 2001 12 games 87 759 (7th) 97 922 1997 32 23 20-3 71.9% 2000 11 games 115 928 (10th) 92 806 Note: Pac-10 ranking for WSU noted in () WSU GAMES TELEVISED BY ABC, FSN AND ESPN: Four Cougar football games have already been chosen for PENALTIES BY GAME IN 2006 (Penalties/Yards): live television coverage this fall: Auburn 2/20 USC UCLA • WSU at Auburn, ESPN2, 4:45 p.m. Idaho 10/108 OSU Arizona • WSU vs. Idaho, FSN Nw, 12:45 p.m. Baylor 3/25 California Arizona State • WSU at UCLA, ABC, 4:00 p.m. Stanford Oregon Washington • WSU vs. Washington, FSN, 3:45 p.m.
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2006 PACIFIC-10 RANKINGS FOR THE COUGARS [UPDATED: September 17, 2006]
PLAYER AVG PAC-10 Ranking PLAYER AVG PAC-10 Ranking
Darryl Blunt Chris Jordan Punting 39.7 6 Scoring 6.00 7t Scoring (by touchdowns) 6.00 4t Alex Brink Passing Efficiency 139.9 8 Loren Langley Passing 183.0 7 Scoring (by kicking) 470 9 Total Offense 187.30 8 PAT % 100.0 1t Field Goals .33 7t Lance Broadus Sacks .50 10 Andy Mattingly Interceptions .33 9t Fumbles Recovered .33 96
Mkristo Bruce Ropati Pitoitua Sacks .67 4t TFL 2.50 3 Interceptions .33 9t Gary Rogers Michael Bumpus Passing efficiency 163.5 4 Receptions 6.33 2 Receiving Yards 52.0 8 Greg Trent Fumbles Recovered 0.33 9t Scott Davis Tackles 6.00 19t Brian Williams Passes Defensed .67 8t Eric Frampton Tackles 8.3 6t Passes defended 1.00 2t Interceptions .33 9t
Jason Hill Receptions 4.00 95 Receiving Yards 60.7 4
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RUSHING TOTALS UNDER 100: In the last 17 years WSU has held 78 of 199 opponents to less than 100 yards rushing...the lows include Montana State -35 (1993), Arizona -17 (2002), Baylor -10 (this year ), Pacific -6 (1993) and Montana’s -6 (1995)...in those 199 games, WSU held opponents to 50 or less yards 22 times:
1989 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 5/11 (6 teams less than 100 yards) Idaho 82, BYU 71, OSU 56, Wyoming 26, USC 161, Oregon 55, Stanford 80, Arizona 261, ASU 117, California 149, Washington 136. 1990 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 11/11 (0) TCU 107, Wyoming 226, BYU 133, California 234, UCLA 158, USC 307 Oregon State 170, Arizona 300, Stanford 147, ASU 146, Washington 227. 1991 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 11/11 (0) Oregon 283, Fresno State 194, Ohio State 321, UNLV 161, Oregon State 168, USC 301, ASU 224, UCLA 268, Arizona 190,Stanford 222, Washington 194. 1992 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing -7/12 (5) Montana 52, Arizona 58, Fresno State 168, Temple 70, Oregon State 190, UCLA 86, USC 188, Oregon 154, ASU 91, Stanford 193, Washington 142, Utah 179. 1993 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 3/11 (8) Michigan 179, Montana State -35, OSU 76, USC 104, Pacific -6, ASU 83, California 28, Arizona 38, Oregon 98, UCLA 82,Washington 302. 1994 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 3/12 (9) Illinois 5, Fresno State 34, UCLA 69, Tennessee 149, Oregon 27, Arizona 51, ASU 36, California 93, USC 68, OSU 178, Washington 102, Baylor 74. 1995 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 5/11 (6) Pittsburgh 78, Montana -6, UCLA 137, Nebraska 428, OSU 72, USC 93, Oregon 43, Arizona 84, California 134, Stanford 131, Washington 222. 1996 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 10/11 (1) Colorado 192, Temple 125, Oregon 118, SJSU 100, Arizona 145, OSU 141, California 44, Illinois 148, UCLA 164, Stanford 102, Washington 213. 1997 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 8/12 (4) UCLA 209, USC 31, Illinois 173, Boise State 46, Oregon 154, Cal 109, Arizona 73, ASU 150, USL 75, Stanford 160, Washington 101, Michigan 128. 1998 – Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 9/11 (2) Illinois 123, Boise State 120, Idaho 100, California 79, UCLA 256, Oregon 247, USC 214, ASU 242, Arizona 361, Stanford 94, Washington 178. 1999 – Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 10/12 (2) Utah 175, Stanford 103, Idaho 158, Arizona 249, California 58, Louisiana 130, ASU 217, OSU 163, Oregon 228, USC 201, Washington 250, Hawaii 83. 2000 – Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 9/11 (2) Stanford 118, Utah 136, Idaho 216, Cal 149, BSU 193, Arizona 254, ASU 117, OSU 267, Oregon 94, USC 91, Washington 336. 2001 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 4/12 (8) Idaho 74, BSU 54, Cal 71, Arizona 76, OSU 24, Stanford 219, MSU 134, Oregon 446, ASU 130, Washington 79, Purdue 55. 2002 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 5/13 (8) Nevada 108, Idaho 51, OSU 292, MSU 62, Cal 101, USC 72, Stanford 150, Arizona -17, ASU 37, Oregon 60, Washington 19, UCLA 53, Oklahoma 146. 2003 – Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 4/13 (9) Idaho 83, Notre Dame 167, Colorado 97, New Mexico 22, Oregon 54, Arizona 65, Stanford 42, Oregon State 15, USC 222, UCLA 145, ASU 60, Washington 78, Texas 131. 2004 – Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 8/11 (3) New Mexico 186, Colorado 47, Idaho 131, Arizona 80, Oregon 209, Stanford 139, Oregon State 171, USC 186, UCLA 107, Arizona State 141, Washington 71. 2005 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 8/11 (3) Idaho 86, Nevada 125, Grambling State 11, Oregon State 120, Stanford 218, UCLA 178, California 274. USC 312, ASU 124, Oregon 148, Washington 99. 2006 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 1/3 Auburn 293, Idaho 83, Baylor -10
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100-YARD RUSHERS FEW: Only 71 running backs have been able to crack the 100-yard mark in the last 17 years and 199 games against WSU’s defense.
1989 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 3 Ricky Ervins, USC, 132; Greg Zomalt, California, 105, Greg Lewis, Washington, 115 1990 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 5 Anthony Wallace, California, 154; Brian Brown, UCLA, 125; Mazio Royster, USC, 203; Lockwood, USC, 102; Beno Bryant, Washington, 114 1991 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 8 Sean Burwell, Oregon, 189; Deon Strother, USC, 122; Mazio Royster, USC, 114; George Montgomery, ASU, 128; KevinWilliams, UCLA, 112; Ontiwaun Carter, Arizona, 106; Tommy Vardell, Stanford, 140; Beno Bryant, UW, 127 1992 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 3 Anthony Daigle, Fresno State, 100; Ellery Roberts, Stanford, 100; Keith Williams, Utah, 112 1993 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 2 Tyrone Wheatley, Michigan, 117; Napoleon Kaufman, Washington, 181 1994 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 1 J.J. Young, Oregon State, 100 1995 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 5 Karim Abdul-Jabar, UCLA, 125; Ahman Green, Nebraska, 176; Reynard Rutherford, California, 124; Anthony Bookman, Stanford, 123; Rashaan Shehee, Washington, 212 1996 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 2 Skip Hicks, UCLA, 116; Corey Dillon, Washington, 155 1997 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 4 Skip Hicks, UCLA, 190; Robert Holcombe, Illinois 163; Michael Martin, ASU, 111; Anthony Bookman, Stanford, 115 1998 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 5 Steve Havard, Illinois, 103, Reuben Droughns, UO, 217; Gerald Green, ASU, 119, Trung Canidate, Arizona, 174, Willie Hurst, Washington, 155. 1999 – Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU – 8 Mike Anderson, Utah, 108; Anthony Tenner, Idaho, 118; Trung Canidate, Arizona 158; Darren Brister, ULL, 113; J.R. Redmond, ASU, 165; Reuben Droughns, UO, 123; Chad Morton, USC, 117; Paul Arnold, UW, 126. 2000 – Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU – 6 Willie Alderson, Idaho, 113; Leo Mills, Arizona, 129; Tom Pace, ASU, 103, Ken Simonton, OSU, 169; Rich Alexis, UW, 122; Braxton Cleman, UW, 105. 2001 – Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU – 6 Brian Allen, Stanford, 133; Ryan Johnson, MSU, 116; Onterrio Smith, 285, and Maurice Morris, Oregon, 138; DeShaun Foster, UCLA, 102; Delvon Flowers, ASU, 137. 2002 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 3 Maurice Clarett, OSU, 230, Joe Igber, Cal, 111, Quentin Griffin, Oklahoma, 144. 2003 Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU – 2 LenDale White, USC, 149, Tyler Ebell, UCLA, 105. 2004 Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU – 3 DonTrell Moore, UNM, 167; Terrance Whitehead, Oregon, 166; Ryan Cole, Oregon State, 104. 2005 Players Gained 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 4 Maurice Drew, UCLA, 109; Marshawn Lynch, California, 160; Justin Forsett, California, 111; LenDale White, USC, 155. 2006 Players Gained 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 1 Kenny Irons, Auburn, 183.
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WSU’S WEEKLY PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE AWARD NOMINEES:
PAC-10 OFFENSE PAC-10 DEFENSE PAC-10 SPECIAL TEAMS Auburn DeMaundray Woolridge Scott Davis Darryl Blunt Idaho Alex Brink Eric Frampton Eric Frampton Baylor Michael Bumpus Ropati Pitoitua Loren Langley Stanford USC Oregon State California Oregon UCLA Arizona Arizona State Washington
2006 WSU FOOTBALL STARTERS
POS AUBURN IDAHO BAY STAN USC OSU CAL ORE UCLA ARIZ ASU UW SE Hill Hill Hill LT Byrd Byrd Byrd LG O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor C Duin Duin Duin RG Rowlands Rowlands Rowlands RT Harris Harris Harris TE Boyd Boyd Boyd SB Bumpus Bumpus Bumpus QB Brink Brink Brink RB Woodridge Tardy Woolridge FL Jordan Jordan Jordan PK Langley Langley Langley NOTE: WSU’s starting offensive lineup usually included three wide receivers (as noted above ) and one running back, but occasionally included four wide receivers, usually without the tight end, or five wide receivers without a tight end and running back.
DE Bruce Bruce Bruce DT Johnson Johnson Johnson DT Pitoitua Pitoitua Pitoitua DE Broadus Broadus Broadus WLB Davis Davis Davis MLB Trent Trent Trent SLB Dildine Dildine Dildine RCB Brackenridg Brackenridg Brackenridg SS Frampton Frampton Frampton FS Abdullah Abdullah Abdullah LCB Turner BJ Williams BJ Williams P Blunt Blunt Blunt
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BILL DOBA TV SHOWS: “KXLY Cougar Football Saturday” WSU RADIO: Bob Robertson, Jim Walden and Bud Nameck airs each Saturday during the football season at noon PT, combine talents on the 26-station Cougar Sports leading into ABC’s Pac-10 Game of the Week…Rick Network…Robertson is in his 40th year of broadcasting Lukens and Dennis Patchin host the shows, along with Cougar sports…Walden, a former Cougar head coach (1978- Keith Osso and Allison Leep...FOX Sports Net Northwest’s 86), is in his sixth season as a Cougar nightly (7:00 p.m.) Northwest Tonight program also gives commentator…Nameck has been broadcasting WSU sports extensive coverage to Doba and Cougar football. on radio or television since 1981 and is in his fifth season as part of the radio team…broadcast time is 60 minutes prior to DOBA PHONE CONFERENCES: Bill Doba is available for kickoff. Additionally, the one-hour "Bill Doba Show," media interviews twice weekly via a conference phone produced and distributed by the Cougar Sports Radio hookup, Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. and Thursday at 2:15 p.m. Network and KXLY, airs weekly on most network stations For access information contact the WSU Media Information live Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m…Robertson is the show’s regular Office. host…all game broadcasts are available via the internet…to listen, and for complete broadcast schedules, connect to WEEKLY WSU PRESS CONFERENCES: WSU hosts a www.wsucougars.com. weekly press conference each Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. in Bohler Athletic Complex 186. All in-season head coaches PAC-10 SATELLITE FEED: The Pac-10 provides a weekly and selected players (when available) will be available for satellite feed featuring interviews with the head coaches and the phone conference and in-person interviews. Contact the selected players regarding upcoming games, plus highlight WSU Media Information Office for more information. footage. The 30-minute feed airs every Wednesday at 11:30 Members of the media may attend in person or participate by a.m. PDT, 2:30 p.m. EDT, through Nov. 29. Coordinates for use of the telephone. the feed are Satellite IA5, Transponder 14C, c-band), Uplink Frequency 6205 MHz, Bandwidth 36, Subcarriers LIVE TELEVISION: Pac-10 television action this week 6.2/6.8, Downlink Frequency 3980 MHz (horizontal). includes: Trouble numbers: Dennis Kirkpatrick 310-779-3467, Troy Sept. 23 ASU at California, 12:30 p.m. PDT FSN Nat Bardy 714-686-2011, Michelle Zumalt at the Pac-10 office, Sept. 23 UCLA at Washington, 4:00 p.m. PDT TBS 925-932-4411, or Tech Ops 818-840-7159. Sept. 23 USC at Arizona, 5:00 p.m. PDT ABC Sept. 23 Idaho at Oregon State, 7:00 p.m. PDT FSN Nw PAC-10 TELECONFERENCE: The Pacific-10 Conference hosts a weekly teleconference call each Tuesday during the TICKETS: Tickets for all Cougar home and away games are football season…the teleconference call begins at 10 available through the WSU Ticket Office, North 225 Grand, a.m.…Bill Doba participates at 11:10 a.m….contact the Pac- Pullman, Wash. 99164-1910, or by calling 800-GO-COUGS 10 media relations office for details, 925-932-4411. (available toll free from all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands). DOBA AND PLAYERS AVAILABLE: WSU head football coach Bill Doba is available for individual media interviews WSU ON-LINE TICKETS: WSU football tickets are now 11:00 a.m.-Noon each Wednesday. Arrangements for available online at www.wsucougars.com, by clicking on the Doba interviews must be made through his office, 509- “Tickets” link on the front page. Tickets are available online 335-0250. WSU players are available for interviews before 24 hours a day, up until the day before the game. All orders and after practice each Tuesday and Wednesday and before processed online can be mailed up to 10 days prior to the practice each Thursday. Contact Bill Stevens game. After that all online orders will be held for pickup at ([email protected]) at the WSU Media Information Will Call. For any questions about WSU tickets online, Office. please call 800-Go-Cougs, Option 1, during business hours (8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.)
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Auburn 40, WSU 14 WSU 56, Idaho 10 Sept. 2, 2006, Auburn, Ala. – Kenny Irons rushed for ma Sept. 9, 2006, Pullman, Wash. – Chris Jordan caught three game-high 183 yards and John Vaughn connected on four field touchdown passes and the Cougar offense put up 637 yards of goals in the first half as Auburn defeated WSU, 40-14, at total offense, sixth-best in school history, as WSU defeated Jordan-Hare Stadium. DeMaundray Woolridge had 86 yards Idaho, 56-10 at Martin Stadium. Alex Brink went 12-for-15 for rushing on nine carries, all in the first half, before leaving with 231 yards and three scores, while the WSU ground attack an injured thigh. Alex Brink put WSU ahead 7-6 in the first produced 344 yards, led by Dwight Tardy’s 92 yards in his first quarter on a two-yard strike to Jason Hill, extending Hill’s career start. school record to 26 career TD receptions. Gary Rogers had a 50- yard TD pass to Cody Boyd in the third quarter to account for Idaho 0 3 0 7 10 WSU’s other score. Washington State 14 21 7 14 56
Washington State 7 0 7 0 14 TEAM QT TIME SCORING PLAY Auburn 6 13 7 14 40 WSU 1 12:12 Bumpus 12 pass from Brink (Langley kick) WSU 1 3:42 Jordan 22 pass from Brink (Langley kick) TEAM QT TIME SCORING PLAY UI 2 13:42 Amancio 21 field goal AU 1 11:16 Vaughn 31 field goal WSU 2 10:47 Jordan 21 pass from Brink (Langley kick) AU 1 5:21 Vaughn 44 field goal WSU 2 4:01 Brink 1 run (Langley kick) WSU 1 2:09 Hill 2 pass from Brink (Langley kick) WSU 2 :17 Jordan 10 pass from Rogers (Langley kick) AU 2 14:09 Vaughn 52 field goal WSU 3 11:04 Tardy 1 run (Langley kick) AU 2 7:37 Vaughn 30 field goal WSU 4 14:42 Ivory 80 run (Langley kick) AU 2 4:59 Lester 34 pass from Cox (Vaughn kick) UI 4 12:28 Bird 2 run (Amancio kick) WSU 4 5:29 McCall 53 run (Abdollmohammadi kick) AU 3 14:20 Irons 58 run (Vaughn kick) WSU 3 7:14 Boyd 50 pass from Rogers (Langley kick) TOTAL OFFENSE: WSU 67/637/9.5. UI 68/303/4.5. AU 4 11:02 Lester 12 run (Vaughn kick) AU 4 2:54 Stewart 1 run (Vaughn kick) RUSHING: WSU 43/358/14/344/4/80: Tardy 15/92 (TD), Ivory 3/85 (TD), Hutsona 9/68, McCall 5/60 (TD), Brink TOTAL OFFENSE: WSU 61/274/4.5. AU 63/484/7.7 5/46 (TD), Rogers 1/3, Bell 2/1, Hill 1/-4. UI RUSHING: WSU 28/158/34/124/0/42: Woolridge 9/86, 32/96/13/83/1/13: Bird 15/34 (TD), Ford 7/21, Flowers 5/13, Hutsona 6/30, Blunt 1/24, Tardy 4/10, Rogers 1/-2, Brink, 7/- Wichman 2/12, Lumbala 2/6, Ikharo 1/-3. 24. AU: 44/307/14/293/3/58: Irons 20/183 (TD), Herris PASSING: WSU 24/18/0/293/4/71: Brink 15/12/0/231/3/71, 1/42, Lester 6/37 (TD), Smith 7/19, Stewart 4/10 (TD), Cox Rogers 9/6/0/62/1/28. UI 36/14/1/220/0/35: Wichman 5/3, Taylor 1/-1. 31/11/1/170/0/35, Nooy 5/3/0/50/0/26. PASSING: WSU 33/17/1/150/2/50: Brink 24/11/1/67/1/16, RECEIVING: WSU: Bumpus 6/55 (TD), Jordan 4/57 (3 TD), Rogers 9/6/0/83/1/50. AU 19/11/0/191/1/41: Cox Gibson 3/41, Hill 2/92, Collins 1/35, Dillon 1/9, Boyd 1/4. 18/11/0/191/1/41. Stewart 1/0/0/0/0/. UI: Haynes 4/64, Octave 4/43, Smith 2/52, W. Williams RECEIVING: WSU: Bumpus 6/37, Hill 4/18 (TD), Jordan 1/26, D. Ramsey 1/20, Ikharo 1/11, E. Williams 1/4. 3/22, Boyd 2/57 (TD), Gibson 1/9, Hutsona 1/7. AU: Taylor INTERCEPTIONS: WSU: Broadus 1/0. UI: None. 3/51, Irons 3/40, R. Smith 2/47, Lester 1/34 (TD), Rodrigues PUNTING: WSU: Blunt 3/132/44.0/48. UI: Conley 1/10, Guess 1/9. 8/302/37.8/48. INTERCEPTIONS: WSU: None. AU: Herring 1/16. PUNT RETURNS: WSU: Dillon 2/10/8, Bumpus 1/0/0. UI: PUNTING: WSU: Blunt 7/295/42.1/49. AU: Bliss Jones 1/9/9 . 2/98/49.0/56. KICKOFF RETURNS: WSU: Mattingly 1/0/0. UI: Franks PUNT RETURNS: WSU: Bumpus 1/8/8. AU: Dunn 4/16/8. 2/99/21, Fry 2/34/31 KICKOFF RETURNS: WSU: Hutsona 2/46/24. AU: Davis SCORING: WSU: Jordan 18, Langley 7, Bumpus 6, Brink 6, 2/67/37. Tardy 6, Ivory 6, McCall 6, Abdollmohammadi 1. UI: Bird SCORING: WSU: Hill 6, Boyd 6, Langley 2. AU: Vaughn 16, 6, Amancio 4. Lester 12, Irons 6, Stewart 6. FIRST DOWNS: WSU 25/12/11/2. UI 17/5/10/2. FIRST DOWNS: WSU 17/5/10/2. AU 21/12/8/1. FUMBLES/LOST: WSU 3/1. UI 1/1. FUMBLES/LOST: WSU 2/0. AU 0/0. PENALTIES/YARDS: WSU 10/108. UI 7/73. PENALTIES/YARDS: WSU 2/20. AU 3/40. POSSESSION TIME: WSU 30:03. UI 29:57. POSSESSION TIME: WSU 25:58. AU 34:02. THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS: WSU 5/10. UI 4/15. THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS: WSU 4/14. AU 3/12. ATTENDANCE 29,431. ATTENDANCE 87,451. WSU TACKLERS (T/P/A): Frampton 9/4/5, Brackenridge WSU TACKLERS (T/P/A): Frampton 9/6/3, Trent 8/5/3, 5/3/2, Davis 5/3/2, Dildine 5/2/3, BJ Williams 4/4/0, Hicks Davis 8/4/4, Bruce 7/5/2, Abdullah 4/3/1, Pitoitua 4/2/2, 4/3/1, Mattingly 4/2/2, Evans 3/2/1, Abdullah 3/2/1, Trent Johnson 3/3/0, Brackenridge 3/1/2, Dildine 3/2/1, Thompson 3/1/2, Walker 2/2/0, Bruce 2/2/0, Kooyman 2/1/1, Emmons 2/1/1, Turner 2/1/1, Willis 2/1/1, Broadus 2/1/1, B.J. 2/0/2, Pitoitua 2/1/1, Collins 2/0/2, Graise 1/1/0, Johnson Williams 1/1/0, Jordan 1/1/0, C. Williams 1/1/0, Langley 1/1/0, Eichelberger 1/1/0, Kensok 1/1/0, Tarkington 1/1/0, 1/1/0, Hall 1/0/1. Broadus 1/1/0, Bass 1/0/1, Hall 0/0/0. WSU SACKS: Davis 1/4, Bruce 1/2, Johnson 1/2, Pitoitua WSU SACKS: Kooyman 1/1. 0.5/1, Broadus 0.5/1. WSU TFL: Kooyman 1/1, Graise 1/1, Bruce 1/2, Davis 1/3, WSU TFL: Johnson 2/3, Davis 1/4, Bruce 1/2, B.J. Williams Brackenridge 1/3, Frampton .5/1, Dildine .5/1. 1/1, Frampton 0.5/0, Broadus 0.5/2.
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WSU 17, Baylor 15 WSU , Stanford Sept. 16, Seattle, Wash. – Loren Langley connected on a 17- Sept. 23, Stanford, Calif. -- yard field goal with nine seconds remaining to lift WSU to a come-from-behind, 17-15 win over Baylor at Qwest Field. After Washington State Stanford Baylor went ahead on a 40-yard fumble return for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter, junior quarterback Alex Brink led a TEAM QT TIME SCORING PLAY 14-play, 81-yard drive that went to the Baylor one yard line before Langley’s heroics won the game. Baylor led 9-0 in the second quarter before Gary Rogers found Jason Hill for a 13- TOTAL OFFENSE: WSU . SU . yard touchdown pass, cutting the lead to two. In the third quarter RUSHING: WSU : . SU : . running back Dwight Tardy threw a four-yard touchdown pass PASSING: WSU : . SU : . to Brink, giving WSU its first lead of the game. Brink finished RECEIVING: WSU: . SU: . the day connecting on 21 of 32 passes for 251 yards. Michael INTERCEPTIONS: WSU: . SU: . Bumpus led WSU with seven catches for 64 yards while Hill PUNTING: WSU: . SU:. had six catches for 72 yards and the score. PUNT RETURNS: WSU: . SU: . KICKOFF RETURNS: WSU: . SU: . Baylor 9 0 0 6 15 SCORING: WSU: . SU: . Washington State 0 7 7 3 17 FIRST DOWNS: WSU . SU . TEAM QT TIME SCORING PLAY FUMBLES/LOST: WSU . SU . BU 1 11:26 Team Safety PENALTIES/YARDS: WSU . SU . BU 1 7:47 Fenty 12 pass from Bell (Havens kick) POSSESSION TIME: WSU . SU . WSU 2 4:24 Hill 13 pass from Rogers (Langley kick) THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS: WSU . SU . WSU 3 7:25 Brink 4 pass from Tardy (Langley kick) ATTENDANCE . BU 4 5:24 Arline 40 fumble recovery (pass failed) WSU TACKLERS (T/P/A): . WSU 4 :09 Langley 17 field goal WSU SACKS: . WSU TFL: . TOTAL OFFENSE: WSU 72/336/4.7. BU 63/246/3.9. RUSHING: WSU 34/105/54/51/0/10: Woolridge 18/51, Hutsona 6/22, Tardy 6/8, Brink 3/-9, Team 1/-24. BU 14/32/42/-10/0/19: Whitaker 6/20, Fenty 1/3, Mosley 2/2, Bell 5/-35. PASSING: WSU 38/25/2/256/1/20: Brink 32/21/1/251/1/25, Rogers 5/3/1/30/1/13. BU 49/31/2/256/1/20: Bell 48/31/2/256/1/20, Parks 1/0/0/0/0/0. RECEIVING: WSU: Bumpus 7/64, Hill 6/72 (TD), Collins 3/44, Gibson 3/41, Boyd 3/37, Hutsona 2/23, Brink 1/4 (TD). BU: Whitaker 9/57, Fenty 5/65 (TD), Shelton 5/25, Parks 4/33, Zeigler 3/45, Price 3/26, Baker 1/3, Payne 1/2. INTERCEPTIONS: WSU: Frampton 1/7, Bruce 1/0. BU: Todd 1/0, Wilson 1/0. PUNTING: WSU: Blunt 4/129/32.2/43. BU: Sepulveda 8/382/47.8/61. PUNT RETURNS: WSU: Bumpus 2/9/8. BU: Teasley 3/10/5. KICKOFF RETURNS: WSU: Hutsona 2/35/31, Taylor 1/18/18. OPP: Baker 3/59/28, Teasley 2/57/33. SCORING: WSU: Brink 6, Hill 6, Langley 5. BU: Fenty 6, Arline 6, Team 2, Havens 1. FIRST DOWNS: WSU 20/4/14/2. BU 15/2/13/0. FUMBLES/LOST: WSU 5/2. BU 2/2. PENALTIES/YARDS: WSU 3/25. BU 9/75. POSSESSION TIME: WSU 32:12. BU 27:48. THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS: WSU 6/14. BU 6/16 . ATTENDANCE 41,358. WSU TACKLERS (T/P/A): Brackenridge 8/6/2, Frampton 7/5/2, Evans 6/3/3, Davis 5/4/1, Abdullah 5/4/1, Bruce 4/3/1, Pitoitua 4/3/1, Trent 4/2/2, Collins 3/3/0, Graise 3/3/0, Dildine 3/1/2, Broadus 2/1/1, Williams 1/1/0. WSU SACKS: Graise 1/-13, Broadus 1/-8, Bruce 1/-6, Pitoitua 1/-6, Evans 1/-2. WSU TFL: Pitoitua 3.5/-13, Brackenridge 2/-4, Evans 1.5/-2, Graise 1/-13, Broadus 1/-8, Bruce 1/-6.
2006 WSU COUGAR DEPTH CHART Page 18 WSU vs. STANFORD
COUGAR OFFENSE COUGAR DEFENSE
SE 83 *** [3] JASON HILL (6-1, 209, Sr.) WE 94 *** [3] MKRISTO BRUCE (6-7, 249, #Sr.) 15 * [0] Benny Ward (6-3, 186, So.) 93 [0] Kevin Kooyman (6-5, 236, Fr.)
LT 72 [0] DEREK HUNTER (6-3, 280, So.) LT 40 * [3] AARON JOHNSON (6-7, 317, #Jr.) 73 *** [3] Sean O’Connor (6-6, 290, #Sr.) 99 [0] Bryan Tarkington (6-4, 320, #Jr.) 70 ** [3] Bobby Byrd (6-7, 316, #Jr.) INJ 92 * [0] A’i Ahmu (6-1, 289, So.)
LG 73 *** [3] SEAN O’CONNOR (6-6, 290, #Sr.) RT 75 ** [3] ROPATI PITOITUA (6-8, 291, Jr.) 63 [0] Justin Luafalemana (6-0, 275, #Sr.) 77 * [0] Matt Eichelberger (6-4, 312, #So.)
C 61 *** [3] JOSH DUIN (6-4, 306, #Sr.) SE 9 ** [3] LANCE BROADUS (6-2, 219, Jr.) 69 [0] Kenny Alfred (6-2, 293, #Fr.) 96 * [0] Mike Graise (6-3, 214, #So.)
RG 60 * [3] DAN ROWLANDS (6-5, 290, #So.) SLB 42 *** [3] SCOTT DAVIS (5-11, 230, #Sr.) 54 [0] Jacob McKinney (6-3, 278, #So.) 45 [0] Andy Mattingly (6-4, 229, Fr.) 72 * [0] Andy Roof (6-5, 299, #So.) MLB 52 * [3] GREG TRENT (5-11, 219, So.) RT 55 *** [3] CHARLES HARRIS (6-6, 320, #Sr.) 43 *** [0] Brian Hall (6-3, 245, #Sr.) 75 [0] Scott Friberg (6-4, 290, #Fr.) 56 *** [0] Chris Baltzer (6-0, 235, Sr.)
TE 80 ***[3] CODY BOYD (6-8, 262, #Sr.) WLB 49 *** [3] STEVE DILDINE (6-1, 240, #Sr.) 41 * [0] Jed Collins (6-2, 251, Jr.) 38 * [0] Cory Evans (6-1, 227, So.) 48 * [0] Ben Woodard (6-5, 249, #So.) 44 [0] Alex Hamill (6-0, 222, #So.) 47 *** [0] Jesse Taylor (6-3, 250, #Sr.) 46 [0] Tony Thompson (6-2, 237, #Fr.) RCB 12 * [3] Tyron BRACKENRIDGE (6-0, 186, #Sr.) SB 5 ** [3] MICHAEL BUMPUS (6-0, 195, Jr.) 27 * [0] Ryan Kensok (5-8, 164, #So.) 86 [0] Charles Dillon (6-0, 190, Jr.) SS 37 *** [3] ERIC FRAMPTON (6-0, 202, #Sr.) QB 10 ** [3] ALEX BRINK (6-3, 215, #Jr.) 24 * [0] Christian Bass (6-2, 213, #Jr.) 17 [0] Gary Rogers (6-7, 234, #So.) 26 [0] Xavier Hicks (6-0, 196, #Fr.) 18 [0] Cole Morgan (6-2, 198, #Fr.) FS 23 ** [3] HUSAIN ABDULLAH (6-1, 178, #Jr.) RB 35 * [2] DeMAUNDRAY WOOLRIDGE (5-9, 229, 22 * [0] Michael Willis (6-2, 213, So.) So.) 31 [1] Dwight Tardy (5-11, 212, #Fr.) LCB 28 [2] BRIAN WILLIAMS (6-1, 167, #Jr.) 1 [0] Derrell Hutsona (5-9, 181, #Jr.) 36 [0] B.T. Walker (5-10, 175, #Jr.) 20 * [0] Kevin McCall (5-11, 218, #Jr.) 6 * [0] Courtney Williams (6-1, 196, So.) 25 ***[1] Don Turner (6-1, 197, #Sr.) INJ FL 4 * [0] BRANDON GIBSON (6-1, 204, So.) 32 [0] Markus Dawes (6-0, 196, #Jr.) INJ 3 [0] Finas Rabb III (6-6, 190, Jr.) 84 [0] Scott Selby (6-5, 231, #So.) P 8 [3] DARRYL BLUNT (6-0, 184, #So.) 2 ***[3] Chris Jordan (6-0, 213, #Sr.) INJ
PAT 27 ** [3] LOREN LANGLEY (5-8, 151, Jr.) WSU SPECIAL TEAMS [0] Romeen Abdollmohammadi (6-0, 228, #Jr.) KO: 27 Loren Langley (5-8, 151, Jr.) 19 R. Abdollmohammadi (6-0, 228, #Jr.)
FIELD GOALS: 27 Loren Langley (5-8, 151, Jr.) 19 R. Abdollmohammadi (6-0, 228, #Jr.)
LONG SNAPS: 46 Tony Thompson (6-2, 237, #Fr.) 2006 CAPTAINS: 59 Peter Hill (6-1, 233, #So.) Offense – Jason Hill, Alex Brink Defense – Mkristo Bruce, Scott Davis HOLDER: 17 Gary Rogers (6-7, 234, #So.)
P-RETURNS: 5 Michael Bumpus (6-0, 195, Jr.) [ ] = Number of 2006 starts. 86 Charles Dillon (6-0, 190, Jr.) * = Varsity letters earned # = Has redshirted KO-RETURN: 4 Brandon Gibson (6-1, 204, So.) 1 Derrell Hutsona (5-9, 181, #Jr.) Revised: 09-18-06
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Date Opponent W/L Score Overall Conference Time Attend Sept. 2 @ Auburn (ESPN2) L 14-40 0-1 0-0 3:02 87,451 Sept. 9 IDAHO (FSN Nw) W 56-10 1-1 0-0 3:25 29,431 Sept. 16 #BAYLOR W 17-15 2-1 0-0 3:04 41,358 Sept. 23 @ Stanford 2:00p Sept. 30 USC tba Oct. 7 @ Oregon State tba Oct. 14 CALIFORNIA (Homecoming) tba Oct. 21 OREGON tba Oct. 28 @ UCLA (ABC) 4:00p Nov. 4 ARIZONA (Dads’ Day) tba Nov. 11 @ Arizona State tba Nov. 18 @ Washington (FSN) 3:45p # - Game played at Qwest Stadium, Seattle, with WSU the official home team.; Game Times Listed for Pacific Time Zone
TEAM STATISTICS WSU OPP SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total SCORING 87 65 Washington State 21 28 21 17 87 Points Per Game 29.0 21.7 Opponents 15 16 7 27 65 FIRST DOWNS 62 53 Rushing 21 19 RECEIVING G No Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G Passing 35 31 Bumpus, Michael 3 19 156 8.2 1 25 52.0 Penalty 6 3 Hill, Jason 3 12 182 15.2 2 71 60.7 RUSHING YARDAGE 519 366 Gibson, Brandon 3 7 91 13.0 0 28 30.3 Yards gained rushing 621 435 Jordan, Chris 3 7 79 11.3 3 22 26.3 Yards lost rushing 102 69 Boyd, Cody 3 6 98 16.3 1 50 32.7 Rushing Attempts 105 90 Collins, Jed 3 4 79 19.8 0 35 26.3 Average Per Rush 4.9 4.1 Hutsona, Derrell 3 3 30 10.0 0 20 10.0 Average Per Game 173.0 122.0 Dillon, Charles 3 1 9 9.0 0 9 3.0 TDs Rushing 4 4 Brink, Alex 3 1 4 4.0 1 4 1.3 PASSING YARDAGE 728 667 Total...... 3 60 728 12.1 8 71 242.7 Att-Comp-Int 95-60-3 104-56-3 Opponents...... 3 56 667 11.9 2 41 222.3 Average Per Pass 7.7 6.4 Average Per Catch 12.1 11.9 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LG Average Per Game 242.7 222.3 Bumpus, Michael 4 17 4.2 0 8 TDs Passing 8 2 Dillon, Charles 2 10 5.0 0 8 TOTAL OFFENSE 1247 1033 Total...... 6 27 4.5 0 8 Total Plays 200 194 Opponents...... 8 35 4.4 0 9 Average Per Play 6.2 5.3 Average Per Game 415.7 344.3 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LG KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 6-99 14-316 Hutsona, Derrell 4 81 20.2 0 31 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 6-27 8-35 Mattingly, Andy 1 0 0.0 0 0 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 3-7 3-16 Taylor, Jesse 1 18 18.0 0 18 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 16.5 22.6 Total...... 6 99 16.5 0 31 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 4.5 4.4 Opponents...... 14 316 22.6 0 37 INT RETURN AVERAGE 2.3 5.3 FUMBLES-LOST 10-3 3-3 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LG PENALTIES-YARDS 15-153 19-188 Broadus, Lance 1 0 0.0 0 0 Average Per Game 51.0 62.7 Frampton, Eric 1 7 7.0 0 7 PUNTS-YARDS 14-556 18-782 Bruce, Mkristo 1 0 0.0 0 0 Average Per Punt 39.7 43.4 Total...... 3 7 2.3 0 7 Net punt average 37.2 38.6 Opponents...... 3 16 5.3 0 16 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 29:24 30:36 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 15/38 13/43 FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LG 3rd-Down Pct 39% 30% None 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 1/3 4/6 Total...... 0 0 0.0 0 0 4th-Down Pct 33% 67% Opponents...... 1 40 40.0 1 40 SACKS BY-YARDS 10-47 6-31 MISC YARDS 0 7 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 12 7 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 1-3 5-6 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES 9-12 75% 7-11 64% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 8-12 67% 4-11 36% PAT-ATTEMPTS 12-12 100% 6-6 100% ATTENDANCE 70789 87451 Games/Avg Per Game 2/35394 1/87451 Neutral Site Games 0/0
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RUSHING G TC YG YL NYG AVG TD LG YDS/G Woolridge, D. 2 27 141 1 140 5.2 0 42 70.0 Hutsona, Derrell 3 21 132 12 120 5.7 0 27 40.0 Tardy, Dwight 3 25 126 16 110 4.4 1 22 36.7 Ivory, Christopher 2 3 87 2 85 28.3 1 80 42.5 McCall, Kevin 2 5 60 0 60 12.0 1 53 30.0 Blunt, Darryl 3 1 24 0 24 24.0 0 24 8.0 Brink, Alex 3 15 46 33 13 0.9 1 21 4.3 Rogers, Gary 3 2 3 2 1 0.5 0 3 0.3 Bell, Ian 2 2 2 1 1 0.5 0 2 0.5 Hill, Jason 3 1 0 4 -4 -4.0 0 0 -1.3 Team 3 3 0 31 -31 -10.3 0 0 -10.3 Total...... 3 105 621 102 519 4.9 4 80 173.0 Opponents...... 3 90 435 69 366 4.1 4 58 122.0
PASSING G Effic PA PC PI Pct Yds TD LG Avg/G Brink, Alex 3 139.88 44 71 2 62.0 549 4 71 183.0 Rogers, Gary 3 163.48 15 23 1 65.2 175 3 50 58.3 Tardy, Dwight 3 463.60 1 1 0 100.0 4 1 4 1.3 Total...... 3 149.00 60 95 3 63.2 728 8 71 242.7 Opponents...... 3 108.30 56 104 3 53.8 667 2 41 222.3
ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Hutsona, Derrell 3 120 30 0 81 0 231 77.0 Hill, Jason 3 -4 182 0 0 0 178 59.3 Bumpus, Michael 3 0 156 17 0 0 173 57.7 Woolridge, D. 2 140 0 0 0 0 140 70.0 Tardy, Dwight 3 110 0 0 0 0 110 36.7 Boyd, Cody 3 0 98 0 0 0 98 32.7 Gibson, Brandon 3 0 91 0 0 0 91 30.3 Ivory, Christoph 2 85 0 0 0 0 85 42.5 Jordan, Chris 3 0 79 0 0 0 79 26.3 Collins, Jed 3 0 79 0 0 0 79 26.3 McCall, Kevin 2 60 0 0 0 0 60 30.0 Blunt, Darryl 3 24 0 0 0 0 24 8.0 Dillon, Charles 3 0 9 10 0 0 19 6.3 Taylor ,Jesse 3 0 0 0 18 0 18 6.0 Brink, Alex 3 13 4 0 0 0 17 5.7 Frampton, Eric 3 0 0 0 0 7 7 2.3 Bell, Ian 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.5 Rogers, Gary 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.3 Team 3 -31 0 0 0 0 -31 -10.3 Total...... 3 519 728 27 99 7 1380 460.0 Opponents...... 3 366 667 35 316 16 1400 466.7
PUNTING No. Yds Avg LG TB FC I20 BK Blunt,Darryl 14 556 39.7 49 0 2 2 0 Total...... 14 556 39.7 49 0 2 2 0 Opponents...... 18 782 43.4 61 3 3 4 0
TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Brink, Alex 3 86 13 549 562 187.3 Rogers, Gary 3 25 1 175 176 58.7 Woolridge, D. 2 27 140 0 140 70.0 Hutsona, Derrell 3 21 120 0 120 40.0 Tardy, Dwight 3 26 110 4 114 38.0 Ivory, Christoph 2 3 85 0 85 42.5 McCall, Kevin 2 5 60 0 60 30.0 Blunt, Darryl 3 1 24 0 24 8.0 Bell, Ian 2 2 1 0 1 0.5 Hill, Jason 3 1 -4 0 -4 -1.3 Team 3 3 -31 0 -31 -10.3 Total...... 3 200 519 728 1247 415.7 Opponents...... 3 194 366 667 1033 344.3
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FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Langley, Loren 1-3 33.3 1-1 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 17 1
|------PATs ------| SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Jordan, Chris 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Langley, Loren 0 1-3 11-11 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 14 Hill, Jason 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Brink, Alex 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Boyd, Cody 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Bumpus, Michael 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Ivory, Christoph 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 McCall, Kevin 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Tardy, Dwight 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Abdollmohammadi 0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 1 Total...... 12 1-3 12-12 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 87 Opponents...... 7 5-6 6-6 0-0 0 0-1 0 1 65
KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Langley, Loren 15 919 61.3 2 0 Abdollmohammadi 1 50 50.0 1 0 Blunt, Darryl 1 50 50.0 0 0 Total...... 17 1019 59.9 3 0 316 37.8 27 Opponents...... 15 903 60.2 9 0 99 41.6 23
FG SEQUENCE WSU OPP Auburn - (31),(44),(52),(30),36 Idaho 36,31 (21) Baylor (17) - Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.
|------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |-----Pass Def-----| |---Fumbles---| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo AT TT TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 37 Frampton, Eric 3 15 10 25 1.0-1 . 1-7 2 1 . 1 . . 42 Davis, Scott 3 11 7 18 2.0-7 1.0-4 ...... 12 Brackenridge, T 3 11 5 16 3.0-7 . . 2 . . . . . 52 Trent, Greg 3 8 7 15 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 94 Bruce, Mkristo 3 10 3 13 3.0-10 2.0-8 1-0 . 2 . . . . 23 Abdullah, Husain 3 9 3 12 ...... 49 Dildine, Steve 3 5 6 11 0.5-2 . . 1 . . . . . 75 Pitoitua, Ropati 3 6 4 10 4.5-15 1.5-7 . . 2 . . . . 38 Evans, Cory 3 5 4 9 1.5-2 1.0-2 . 1 . . . . . 28 Williams, Brian 3 6 . 6 1.0-1 . . 2 . . . . . 41 Collins, Jed 3 3 2 5 ...... 9 Broadus Lance 3 3 2 5 1.5-10 1.5-10 1-0 . 2 . . . . 96 Graise, Mike 3 4 . 4 2.0-14 1.0-13 . . 3 . . . . 45 Mattingly, Andy 3 2 2 4 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 40 Johnson, Aaron 3 4 . 4 2.0-3 1.0-2 . . 2 . 1 . . 26 Hicks Jr., Xavier 3 3 1 4 . . . 1 . . . . . 50 Emmons, Brady 1 . 2 2 ...... 46 Thompson, Tony 3 1 1 2 ...... 36 Walker, B.T. 1 2 . 2 ...... 22 Willis, Michael 2 1 1 2 ...... 25 Turner, Don 1 1 1 2 ...... 93 Kooyman, Kevin 2 1 1 2 1.0-1 1.0-1 . 1 . . . . . 27 Kensok, Ryan 2 1 . 1 ...... 43 Hall, Brian 3 . 1 1 . . . 1 . 1-0 . . . 27 Langley, Loren 3 1 . 1 ...... 24 Bass, Christian 3 . 1 1 ...... 6 Williams, Courtney 2 1 . 1 ...... 99 Tarkington, Bryan 1 1 . 1 ...... 77 Eichelberger, Matt 3 1 . 1 ...... 2 Jordan, Chris 3 1 . 1 ...... Total...... 3 117 64 181 23-73 10-47 3-7 11 12 3-0 2 . . Opponents...... 3 - - - - 6-31 3-16 10 7 3-40 4 1 1