September 23, 2001

2001 Stanford Football Schedule (2-0 Overall, 1-0 Pacific-10 Conference) Date Opponent Location Kickoff Television Result 9/8 College Stanford 7:00 pm Fox Sports Net W, 38-22 9/22 Arizona State 7:00 pm none W, 51-28 9/29 USC L.A. Memorial Coliseum 3:30 pm KRON 10/13 Washington State Stanford Stadium 2:00 pm none 10/20 Oregon 12:30 pm TBA 10/27 UCLA Stanford Stadium 4:00 pm ABC 11/3 Washington 12:30 pm TBA 11/10 Arizona Arizona Stadium 7:00 pm (MT) TBA 11/17 Stanford Stadium 12:30 pm TBA 11/24 Notre Dame Stanford Stadium 5:00 pm ABC 12/1 San Jose State Spartan Stadium 2:00 pm none 2001 Stanford Football: Game #3 Stanford (2-0, 1-0) at USC (1-2, 0-1) Game Facts 3-0 start since it opened the 1986 campaign with a Date: September 29, 2001 4-0 record under and first 2-0 Pac-10 Kickoff: 3:30 pm start since the 1999 campaign ... The Location: Memorial Coliseum contest against the Trojans also marks the latest (92,000) start to the Cardinal’s road schedule since the 1969 Television: Live, KRON (Channel 4). Ted season when it opened the campaign with two home Robinson, Toi Cook. games before visiting Purdue on October 4 ... Radio: KTCT (1050 am). Tim Roye, Bob Murphy. Saturday’s game will also mark the start of a stretch Pregame show begins at 3:00 pm. where Stanford plays four of its next six games Internet: Live game audio and live game stats on away from The Farm, including road contests at #6

www.gostanford.com Oregon (Oct. 20) and #12 Washington (Nov. 3). ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Stanford vs. USC: Stanford has won two straight over USC in a series that has been recently domi- The Cardinal: is off its first 2- nated by down-to-the-wire contests ... Five of the 0 start since 1995 after a convincing 51-28 Pac-10 last seven games between the schools have been victory over Arizona State on Saturday at Stanford decided by seven points or less, including each of Stadium ... The Cardinal has won three consecutive the last two years ... Last season, Stanford pulled conference openers by a combined scored of 125- off a miraculous 32-30 home win over the Trojans 60 ... Stanford, which has won four straight games when QB Chris Lewis threw a 20-yard touchdown dating back to last season, now takes to the road for pass to Jamien McCullum with no time left on the the first time this season when it visits Southern clock ... In its last trip to the L.A. Coliseum, the California rival USC at the Los Angeles Memorial 1999 Cardinal squad took a huge step toward its Coliseum ... The Cardinal will be aiming for its first first Rose Bowl appearance since the 1970 cam-

2001 Stanford Football - Page 1 paign when it overcame a 21-0 first quarter deficit who has twice to win 35-31 ... USC leads the all-time series 52-26- been named Pac- vs. USC 3 in a series that dates back to 1905 (the teams have 10 Coach of the Year Score met annually since 1946), and is 23-15-1 against the Year (1995 & 1995 L, 31-30 @ USC Cardinal in L.A. 1999), owns a 1996 W, 24-20 @ Stanford career record of 1997 L, 45-21 @ USC 1998 L, 34-9 @ Stanford Schedule Notes: With the San Jose State game 37-33-1 (.528) and 1999 W, 35-31 @ USC now scheduled for December 1, Stanford will have Pac-10 record of 2000 W, 32-30 @ Stanford two regular season games after The Big Game with 27-22 (.551) ... He California … Stanford plays Cal on November 17, has led the Cardi- then hosts Notre Dame on November 24 followed nal to three bowl games, including a 1999 Pac-10 by the San Jose State contest … The last time a Championship and a trip to the Rose Bowl on Stanford football team played two regular season January 1, 2000 ... The Rose Bowl appearance was games after The Big Game was in 1899 when Stanford’s first in 28 seasons ... Willingham has the Stanford played Multnomah (Portland) and a team Cardinal off to a 2-0 start for the first time since the called “All-Seattle” … With the postponement of 1995 campaign - his first season on The Farm ... In the San Jose State game and the open date on that season, the Cardinal opened with wins at San October 6, Stanford will have played just three Jose State (47-33) and Utah (27-20) en route to a 7- games as of October 12 … The last time a Stanford 4-1 season and an appearance in the Liberty Bowl. team played as few as three games by October 12 was in 1962 … During that season, Stanford played Coaching Tenure at Stanford Tulane on September 21 (W, 6-3), Michigan State Name (at Stanford) Record on September 29 (W, 16-13) and Oregon State on Pop Warner (9), 1924-32 71-17-8 October 6 (L, 27-0) … Stanford’s fourth game that John Ralston (9), 1963-71 55-36-3 season was vs. Washington State in Pullman on Tyrone Willingham (7), 1995-01 37-33-1 October 13. Chuck Taylor (7), 1951-57 40-29-2 Tiny Thornhill (7), 1933-39 35-25-7 Experience Across The Board: Stanford returns Fasani’s Fast Start: Fifth-year senior quarterback 16 starters and 39 letter-winners from last year’s Randy Fasani is putting up early season numbers team that finished 5-6 overall and 4-4 in the Pacific- that rival any quarterback in the nation ... The fifth- 10 Conference (fourth place) … The Cardinal year senior has already thrown for eight touch- returns nine starters on offense, seven on defense downs, while going 32-of-55 (58.2 percent) for 527 and both kickers from a year ago ... The experience yards with no interceptions ... The Granite Bay, that the Cardinal lacked in 2000 has given way to a Calif. native, who is one of 20 candidates for the veteran club in 2001 … The Cardinal finds itself Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award presented to the with a defense made up of 10 players in their final nation’s top senior quarterback, is first in the season of eligibility, including its entire starting nation in points responsible for (24.00 per game) secondary and linebacking corps. and fourth in passing efficiency (186.7), and also leads the Pac-10 in both of those categories ... Tyrone Willingham: Head coach Tyrone Against Arizona State, Fasani was 17-of-26 for Willingham is in his seventh season at the helm of 295 with four touchdowns and no interceptions the Stanford University football program … Only despite leaving the game after the third quarter two other coaches in school history have enjoyed a with the Cardinal holding a commanding 23-point longer tenure on The Farm than Willingham - lead ... He was 6-of-9 for 105 yards and a touch- Glenn “Pop” Warner and John Ralston, who both down in the first quarter and 6-of-8 for 129 yards coached at Stanford for nine seasons … and another score in the second period ... Fasani Willingham’s tenure also ranks tied for second has thrown four touchdown passes in each of the among current Pacific-10 Conference head coaches Cardinal’s first two games, making him the first behind only Washington State’s Mike Price and Stanford QB to throw four touchdown passes or tied with Oregon’s Mike Belotti ... Willingham,

2001 Stanford Football - Page 2 more in back-to-back games since the great John Fasani’s 2001 Statistics Elway accomplished the feat in 1980 (5 at Year PA PC .Pct YDS INT TD Washington State and 6 vs. Oregon State) ... In BC 29 15 .517 232 0 4 addition, Stanford quarterbacks have thrown for ASU 26 17 .654 295 0 4 four touchdowns or more in a game on 19 occa- Totals 55 32 .582 527 0 8 sions in program history and Fasani, who also threw for four TDs against San Jose State last Awards “Watch” List: QB Randy Fasani, FS year, joins Elway (four) and 1970 Heisman Tank Williams, OG Eric Heitmann and ILB Coy Trophy winner Jim Plunkett (three) as the only Wire are all listed on various “Watch” Lists for QBs to accomplish that feat three or more times ... national awards … Fasani is one of 20 candidates In the season opener against Boston College, for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award pre- Fasani was 15-of-29 for 232 yards with a career- sented to the nation’s top senior quarterback ... high tying four touchdowns and no interceptions Williams is on the Jim Thorpe Watch List for the ... In the second half alone, Fasani was 10-of-15 nation’s top defensive back … Both Heitmann and for 156 yards and two scores ... The Cardinal has Wire are included on the Lombardi Award Watch thrived under Fasani since he won the starting QB List for the best lineman in . job prior to the 2000 season ... In the 10 games Fasani has started since winning the job, Stanford The Top 10 List: Both Kerry Carter and Brian is 7-3 and averaging 32.7 points per contest ... in Allen could crack the Cardinal’s all-time top-10 those 10 contests, Stanford has scored no fewer rushing list in 2001 … Allen, in his final season of than 24 points and has put up 30 or more five eligibility, has gained 1,411 rushing yards in his different times ... In the three games he missed career and needs just 182 to move into the top-10 because of injury last season, Stanford was 0-3 list … The Southern California native took a big with 7.7 points per game ... Fasani, who married step in that direction vs. ASU with a career-high longtime girlfriend Monica Stahr this summer, 134 yards and one touchdown on just 13 carries threw for 1,400 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2000, (10.3 yard average) ... Carter, who still has two and also proved to be a great play-maker, tremen- years of eligibility remaining, has gained 1,177 dous runner and an athlete capable of making yards and is 416 yards shy of the top 10: plays down the stretch … His best single game numbers in 2000 came against San Jose State, Stanford’s All-Time when he was 18-of-42 for 373 yards with a career- Top-10 Rushers high four touchdowns and one interception ... 1. Darrin Nelson, 77-81 4,033 Also last season, Fasani threw for 242 yards and 2. Brad Muster, ‘84-87 2,940 3. Anthony Bookman, ‘94-97 2,523 three touchdowns in the Big Game at California, 4. Mike Mitchell, ‘93-97 2,446 including the game-winner to FB Casey Moore in 5. Glyn Milburn, ‘90-92 2,178 … He also engineered drives of 64-, 58- 6. Tommy Vardell, ‘88-91 1,789 and 48- yards in the final six minutes against Pac- 7. Ray Handley, ‘63-65 1,768 10 champ Washington to erase a 24-6 deficit … 8. Vincent White, ‘79-82 1,689 Prior to becoming the Cardinal’s starting QB in 9. Jon Volpe, ‘87-90 1,674 2000, Fasani had also received playing time at 10. Bill Tarr, ‘53-55 1,593 tight end, linebacker and special teams. Brian Allen, ‘98-00 1,411 Kerry Carter, ‘99-00 1,177 Fasani’s Career Statistics Heitmann Hits: Senior Eric Heitmann, now in Year G/GS PA PC .Pct YDS INT TD his third season in the Cardinal’s starting lineup, 1998 10/0 16 8 .500 81 1 1 has earned the reputation as one of the top offen- 1999 3/0 6 1 .167 13 0 0 sive linemen in the nation and is a member of the 2000 8/8 180 93 .517 1,400 6 11 “Watch List” for the 2001 Lombardi Award given 2001 2/2 55 32 .582 527 0 8 to the top lineman in college football … Named Totals 23/10 257 134 .521 2,021 7 20 Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 in 1999 and

2001 Stanford Football - Page 3 Second-Team All-Conference last season, season … Johnson is the younger brother of Riall, Heitmann is a consensus preseason First-Team All- who recently graduated from Stanford after a Pac-10 selection and a First-Team All-America stellar four-year career on The Farm in which he choice by Athlon’s and Preview Sports … Street & was twice led the Pac-10 in sacks and was named Smith’s named Heitmann as the No. 6 offensive First-Team All-Conference in 2000 … Riall is guard in the country …A native of Katy, Texas, currently playing with the . Heitmann has played in all 36 games of his Stanford career and started the last 25. The O-Line: Stanford returns its top six offensive linemen from last year’s team and is receiving Powell Takes Off: Junior FL Luke Powell is recognition as one of the top groups in the nation vastly becomming one of the big play threats in entering the 2001 campaign … Athlon’s Preseason Stanford’s offensive attack and one of the top Magazine ranked the Cardinal’s O-Line No. 5 in young players in the Pacific-10 Conference … the nation while Lindy’s had Stanford at No. 10 Powell has shown the ability to make big plays as …Stanford’s opening day starting five of tackles both a receive and punt returner … He is currently Kirk Chambers and Kwame Harris, guards Eric second in the NCAA and first in the Pac-10 in punt Heitmann and Greg Schindler and center Zack returns, averaging 33.3 yards per return (3 returns, Quaccia represent four players who starters a year 100 yards) … He had a 49-yard return vs. Boston ago and a sophomore (Harris) who played as a true College in the season opener and a 51-yard return freshman and was one of the nation’s top recruits last Saturday vs. Arizona State … As a receiver, he two years ago … In Heitmann, Schindler and has eight receptions for 151 yards (18.9 ypc) … In Quaccia, the Cardinal has three players who are in his last six games (final four in ‘00, first two in the starting lineup for the third consecutive season ‘01), Powell has 18 receptions for 473 yards (26.3 … The trio has combined to start 73 games the past ypc) and two TDs along with four punt returns for two-plus years … Schindler was the team’s starter 151 yards (37.8 avg.) and one touchdown … In his at right tackle the past two years, but has been career, Powell has 26 receptions for 653 yards - an moved to guard this season to make room for average of 25.1 yards per catch. Harris, one of the most talented young lineman in the nation … Stanford has the talent and experience Teyo’s Time: Stanford two-sport standout Teyo to be one of the best offensive lines on The Farms Johnson is making a good first impression at wide in recent years. receiver ... The sophomore, who redshirted the 2000 season as a quarterback and was moved to Experience Up Front wide receiver this spring, has caught seven passes Games Started by the O-Line for 93 yards (13.3 ypc) and two scores in the 25 - Eric Heitmann (third year as a starter) Cardinal’s two victories ... In his collegiate debut 24 - Greg Schindler (third year as a starter) against Boston College, he caught four passes for 22 - Zack Quaccia (third year as a starter) 51 yards and one touchdown while showing the 13 - Kirk Chambers (second year as a starter) kind of athleticism that makes him one of the 8 - Paul Weinacht (starter in 2000) nation’s top two-sport athletes … Against Arizona 2 - Kwame Harris (lettered as true freshman) State, he grabbed three passes for 42 yards, includ- Tank’s Tale: Clevan “Tank” Williams has earned ing a 13-yard touchdown reception in the third the reputation as one of the best safeties in all of quarter ... Johnson, who is also a member of college football and a candidate for the Jim Thorpe Stanford’s nationally-ranked basketball team, Award … Williams, a 6-3, 225 pound free safety presents a major problem for opposing defenses from Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, was named with his 6-foot-7, 245-pound stature ... As a true preseason First-Team All-Pac-10 and Honorable freshman in 2000-01, Johnson was used as a Mention All-America by several publications … reserve forward on the basketball team … He was Lindy’s rated him as the No. 15 safety in the named to the Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 country … ESPN’s Mel Kuiper listed Williams as Freshman team after averaging 4.1 ppg and 2.2 rpg the fifth best senior safety prospect in the nation … He will contend for a starting assignment next

2001 Stanford Football - Page 4 (tied with teammate Coy Wire) … “Physically, national leaders in receiving yards per game (82.0, he’s everyting you look for in a football player,” 36th NCAA) and scoring (9.0, 35th NCAA, 5th says Cardinal secondary coach Denny Schuler. Pac-10) as well as all-purpose running (139.0, 31st “He’s got speed, but linebacker size. NCAA, 3rd Pac-10) … The Middletown, Ohio Clearly, a big-time NFL player.” … Through the native, who started seven games a year ago, caught first two games of the season, Williams has TD passes of 46 and 69 yards from QB Randy recorded 14 tackles, four pass deflections and one Fasani against BC … Wells set single game highs interception. for receptions, receiving yards, touchdowns and long reception … A year ago, he had 19 catches for High Wire: Senior ILB Coy Wire is expected to 201 yards and two touchdowns … Wells is cur- be one of the top linebackers in college football in rently sixth all-time at Stanford with 1,020 career 2001 … He is listed on the Lombardi Awards kickoff returns yards and fourth all-time in career Watch List as one of the top lineman in the nation kickoff return average. … ESPN’s Mel Kuiper ranked Wire as the fifth best senior safety prospect in the country (along Rushing Attack: Stanford leads the Pac-10 and is with teammate Tank Williams) and the 30th best 24th in the nation in rushing offense, averaging player in college football … And after the first two 191.50 yards per game …The Cardinal gained 223 games of the year, Wire has indeed established yards rushing vs. ASU last week after netting 160 himself as the leader of the Cardinal defense (19 in the opener vs. Boston College … Brian Allen tackles, one blocked punt) … A running back his (27-186) and Kerry Carter (27-118) are the main first two seasons at Stanford, Wire has the distinc- ball carriers behind Stanford’s experienced offen- tion of being the only Cardinal player in modern sive line … Stanford is on pace to rush for over times to lead the team in rushing and tackles …He 2,000 yards in a season for only the second time in was a running back in 1998 and ‘99 and, after school history (2,259 yards in 1957). redshirting the ‘97 season, he led the team in rushing in ‘98 … He was then was moved to Rushing Tandem: Stanford’s running back linebacker for the 2000 campaign, where he tandem of Kerry Carter and Brian Allen have promptly earned the starting role and led the team combined to give the Cardinal outstanding produc- in total tackles … “A lot of what we’re doing tion from the running back position … Together, defensively is based on what Coy can do,” said Allen and Carter have carried the ball 54 times for defensive coordinator Kent Baer. “ No question, 304 yards (5.6 ypc) and three touchdowns … The he’s an honors candidate this season. He’s one of duo have carried the ball 54 of Stanford’s 87 the best defensive players in our conference.” carries (62%) and gained 304 of the team’s 383 rushing yards (79%) … They have also scored Year-by-year with Wire three of the team’s four rushing touchdowns this Year Rushing (att-yds-td) season. 1998 85 298* 2 1999 88 317 4 Offensive Numbers: The Cardinal offense is Totals 173 615 6 among the nation’s best in all four statistical categories, including 6th in scoring offense (44.5 Year Defense (tt-sacks-TFL) 2000 81* 8/46 14/59 ppg), 6th in passing efficiency (174.87 rating), 11th 2001 19* 0/0 0/0 in total offense (470 ypg), 21st in passing offense * team leader (278.5 ypg) and 24th in rushing offense (191.5 ypg) … In the Pac-10, Stanford ranks first in Wells Watch: Senior wide receiver Ryan Wells scoring and rushing offense, second in total offense has caught nine balls and three touchdowns in the and passing efficiency and third in passing offense first two games of the year … He followed an … Adding to the offensive production are the impress ive season opener vs. Boston College (6 Cardinal return teams, which are currently first in rec., 138 yds, 2 TD) by catching another TD pass the nation in punt returns (28.5 ypr) and 23rd in last week vs. Arizona State … He is among the kickoff returns (26.0 ypr).

2001 Stanford Football - Page 5 Cardinal Notebook Pacific-10 Conference Standings Pac-10 Overall • Stanford leads the Pac-10 and is tied for fifth in the Oregon 1-0 3-0 nation in turnover margin with a +2.0 mark after the first Washington State 1-0 3-0 two games of the year … Stanford has committed just Stanford 1-0 2-0 one turnover in two games (fumble vs. BC) while UCLA 0-0 3-0 recording five takeaways (four INTs, one fumble). Arizona 0-0 3-0 Washington 0-0 2-0 • Stanford has been very efficient inside the 20,scoring Oregon State 0-0 1-1 eight times in nine possessions … The Cardinal,which Arizona State 0-1 1-1 went five-for-five vs. Arizona State, has scored seven USC 0-1 1-2 TDs and one field goal in nine trips inside the 20 … California 0-1 0-3 Opponents, meanwhile, have scored three times (2 TD, FG) in five trips inside the Cardinal 20. Stat Rankings

• Stanford has had 10 receptions over 20 yards, including 2001 Team Rankings five over 30 yards in its first two games … Touchdown Category Avg. NCAA / Pac-10 passes have come from 25, 32, 46 and 69 yards out. Rushing Offense 191.5 24 / 1 Pass Eff. Offense 174.87 rating 6 / 2 • The Cardinal’s 89 points in back-to-back games is the Passing Offense 278.50 21 / 3 most since the Rose Bowl bound 1999 team scored 104 Total Offense 470.0 11 / 2 in back-to-back wins over WSU (54-17) and Arizona Scoring Offense 44.5 6 / 1 (50-22). Rushing Defense 108.0 35 / 4 Pass Defense 310.0 112 / 9 • Ten different players have caught at least one pass for Pass Eff. Defense 118.09 rating 65 / 6 the Cardinal and four have caught at least one touch- Total Defense 418.0 92 / 9 down pass through the first two games. Scoring Defense 25.0 75 / 7 Turnover Margin + 2.0 t 5 / 1 • RB Kerry Carter scored his 14th career rushing Punt Returns 28.5 1 / 1 touchdown last Saturday vs. Arizona State, moving him Net Punting 35.43 62 / 6 to number seven on Stanford’s all-time list … Ahead of Kickoff Returns 26.0 23 / 4 Carter are Bill Tarr (1953-55) with 16, Anthony Bookman (1994-97) with 17 and Mike Mitchell (1993- Individual Stat Rankings 97) with 21. Randy Fasani, Pass Efficiency (186.7 rating) • Sophomore WR Nick Sebes has made the most of his 4th NCAA, 1st Pac-10 opportunities …The first two receptions of his career Randy Fasani, Total Offense (270.0 ypg) both went for touchdowns … His first catch was a 19- 20th NCAA / 4th Pac-10 yard scoring pass from Randy Fasani in the season Randy Fasani, Points Responsible For (24.0) opener vs. Boston College … Against Arizona State in 1st NCAA / 1st Pac-10 game two, his second catch was a 32-yard TD pass from Brian Allen, Rushing (93.0) Fasani … Sebes has five receptions for 74 yards and two 39th NCAA / 3rd Pac-10 TDs in his first two games. Ryan Wells, Receiving Yards (82.0 ypg) 32nd NCAA / 6th Pac-10 • RB Brian Allen set career bests in last week’s game Ryan Wells. Scoring (9.0 ppg) with Arizona State as he rushed for 134 yards … His t 35th NCAA / t 5th Pac-10 previous high was 121 yards vs. USC in 1999. Luke Powell, Punt Returns (33.3 avg.) 2nd NCAA / 1st Pac-10 • PK Mike Biselli, a 1999 First-Team All-Pac-10 Brian Allen, Kickoff Returns (31.3 avg.) selection, moved into a tie for fourth place on Stanford’s 7th NCAA / 3rd Pac-10 career PAT list with 86 … He also moved into a tie for Brian Allen, All-Purpose Running (140.5) eighth all-time with 23 career field goals. 30th NCAA / 2nd Pac-10 Ryan Wells, All-Purpose Running (139.0) 31st NCAA / 3rd Pac-10

2001 Stanford Football - Page 6 Media Services Stanford Football on Radio

News Conferences: Head Coach Tyrone Willingham hosts a weekly • All Stanford football games news conference each Tuesday throughout the 2001 season beginning can be heard on The Ticket, September 4. Along with Willingham, the opposing head coach will be KTCT, 1050 am in San Fran- available via teleconference as well as selected Cardinal players. cisco with Ted Robinson (play- by-play) and Bob Murphy News Conference Live Audio / Quotes: A live audio feed of Tyrone (analyst). Stanford campus Willingham’s weekly news conference can be heard on station KZSU (90.1 fm) will www.gostanford.com. A transcript of Willingham’s comments will also broadcast all Cardinal also be available at www.gostanford.com following each news football games in 2001. conference. • Pre-game show on KTCT Willingham / Player Availability: Requests for interviews for Head begins 90 minutes before Coach Tyrone Willingham and members of the Stanford football team kickoff for home games and 30 should be directed to the Media Relations Office at 650-723-4418 and minutes before kickoff for road a time convenient to both parties will be arranged. Willingham is games. available for interviews Monday-Thursday from 3:00-3:30 pm. • 2001 Radio Network Pac-10 Coaches Teleconference: The Pacific-10 Conference hosts a KFIA 710 am (Sacramento) weekly teleconference with all 10 conference coaches each Tuesday KBID 1350 am (Bakersfield) throughout the 2001 season beginning September 11 and running KWJL 1380 am (Palmdale) through November 6. Media wishing to participate should call (913) KTOM 1340 am (Monterey) 981-5507. Willingham will be available at 10:40 am. KEZY 1240 am (San Bernadino) Pac-10 Satellite Feed: The Pacific-10 Conference weekly satellite KXMX 1190 am (Anaheim) feed of highlights and interviews is available each Wednesday from KPSI 920 am (Palm Springs) 11:30-12:00 pm (PT) beginning September 5 on Telstar 6, Transpon- KVTA 1420 am (Ventura) der 9 (C-Band). KVON 1440 am (Napa)

On the Internet: Visit www.gostanford.com for all information on • The Tyrone Willingham Show Stanford Athletics and the Stanford football program. Weekly news can be heard each Friday on releases, stats, depth chart, player/coach bios and historical informa- KTCT at 7:20 am tion is available.

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Stanford Football On-Line • Stanford Football This Week Below is a weekly schedule of information available at can be seen every Sunday at www.gostanford.com 4:00 pm on KRON-TV (channel 4) in the Bay Area with host Saturday (Gameday) - Live game audio, live game stats, post-game Ted Robinson. The show will notes, post-game quotes, complete game statistics, updated Stanford feature game highlights, post- season statistics game interviews, player and Sunday - press release, game notes; opponent information coach profiles and much more. Monday - Q & A with Tyrone Willingham (fan questions) Tuesday - Willingham news conference - Live audio and transcript • Additional game broadcasts on Wednesday - Player / coach chat ABC or Fox Sports Net will be Thursday - Q & A with Cardinal player (fan questions) selected 12 or 6-days prior to Friday - Cardinal Capsule (profile of a Cardinal player) the game.

2001 Stanford Football - Page 7 2001 Stanford Football Depth Chart (as of September 23) Offense Defense WR 4 Ryan Wells, , Sr., 6-0, 195 OLB 52 Anthony Gabriel, Sr., 6-3, 245 3 Caleb Bowman, Sr., 6-1, 185 or 38 Jake Covault, Jr., 6-3, 240 5 Teyo Johnson, So., 6-7, 245 48 David Bergeron, So., 6-4, 245

LT 67 Kirk Chambers, So., 6-7, 295 DE 94 Austin Lee, Sr, 6-6, 275 70 Drew Caylor, Jr., 6-6, 265 98 Scott Scharff, So., 6-5, 250 55 Cooper Blackhurst, Jr., 6-4, 245 LG 75 Eric Heitmann, Sr., 6-4, 295 76 Paul Weinacht., Sr., 6-5, 300 DT 99 Matt Leonard, Sr., 6-4, 290 78 Travis Pfeifer, Sr., 6-4, 274 C 60 Zack Quaccia, Sr., 6-4, 310 73 Tom Kolich, Sr., 6-6, 280 NT 93 Trey Freeman, Sr., 6-3, 295 79 Craig Albrecht, Sr., 6-4, 290 RG 69 Greg Schindler, Sr., 6-5, 307 72 Dustin Stimson, Jr., 6-3, 305 DE 92 Marcus Hoover, Sr., 6-4, 270 90 Louis Hobson, Jr., 6-3, 250 RT 77 Kwame Harris, So., 6-7, 308 85 Will Svitek, So., 6-7, 258 63 Mike Sullivan, Jr., 6-7, 310 ILB 51 Matt Friedrichs, Sr., 6-1, 242 TE 88 Brett Pierce, Jr, 6-6, 245 18 Amon Gordon, So., 6-3, 267 83 Matt Wright, Sr., 6-5, 263 87 Alex Smith, So., 6-5, 238 ILB 22 Coy Wire, Sr., 6-1, 218 54 Brian Gaffney, Jr., 6-2, 233 QB 12 Randy Fasani, Sr., 6-4, 230 44 Brian Brant, Jr., 6-3, 230 10 Chris Lewis, So., 6-3, 215 14 Ryan Eklund, So., 6-7, 205 CB 42 Ruben Carter, Sr., 5-8, 177 29 Leigh Torrence, So., 6-0, 177 or RB 34 Brian Allen, Sr., 5-10, 200 31 Garry Cobb, Sr., 5-11, 180 8 Kerry Carter, Jr., 6-2, 235 32 Justin Faust, Jr., 6-0, 210 SS 45 Simba Hodari, Sr., 6-1, 208 20 Colin Branch, Sr., 6-0, 205 FB 33 Casey Moore, Sr., 6-2, 240 27 Jim Johnson, Jr., 5-10, 185 49 Jared Newberry, Jr., 6-3, 235 19 Eran Landry, So., 6-3, 237 FS 13 Tank Williams, Sr., 6-3, 225 43 Jason White, Sr., 6-0, 188 FL 6 Luke Powell, So., 5-8, 170 21 O.J. Atogwe, So., 5-11, 190 80 Nick Sebes, So., 5-11, 175 30 Brandon Royster, So., 6-0, 205 CB 7 Ryan Fernandez, Sr., 5-11, 178 15 Brian Taylor, Sr., 5-11, 183 2 Stanley Wilson, So., 6-1, 182

Specialists PK17 Mike Biselli, Sr., 5-10,35 Greg Davis,195 Jr., 6-3, 215 P 39 Eric Johnson, Jr., 5-11, 175 17 Mike Biselli, Sr., 5-10, 195 KOR 4 Ryan Wells, 34 Brian Allen 29 Leigh Torrence, 26 Kenneth Tolon PR 6 Luke Powell 7 Ryan Fernandez, 29 Leigh Torrence Snpr 70 Drew Caylor 52 Anthony Gabriel Hld 39 Eric Johnson 12 Randy Fasani

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