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06FB Guide P093-116.Pmd CALIFORNIA Golden Bears 2005 SCORING DRIVES STAN 5 88 2:04 TD 9:05/1 Jackson 56 pass/Levy SCORING DRIVES - CALIFORNIA STAN 7 71 2:34 TD 9:33/3 Forsett 21 run No. of Total Drive Type of Score Scoring STAN 6 77 2:17 TD 7:14/4 Lynch 3 run Opp Plays Yards Time Score Time/Qtr Play STAN 5 43 2:27 TD 3:31/4 Stevens 14 pass/Williams SS 10 81 5:34 TD 9:26/1 Jackson 31 pass/ Longshore BYU 8 65 3:04 TD 11:56/1 Lynch 3 run SS 6 48 1:25 FG 1:19/2 Schneider 49 field goal BYU 4 52 2:16 TD 12:00/2 Lynch 23 run SS 3 23 0:35 TD 9:36/3 Lynch 2 run BYU 3 58 :35 TD :03/2 Jackson 42 pass/Levy SS 7 14 2:41 FG 2:2/3 Schneider 27 field goal BYU 5 65 2:01 TD 10:47/3 Lynch 35 run SS 1 46 0:07 TD 0:11/3 Smith, N. 46 pass/Levy BYU 6 96 2:55 TD 3:48/3 Jackson 22 pass/Levy SS 2 12 0:45 TD 13:19/4 Manderino 3 run SS 1 49 0:00 TD 5:21/4 Jackson 49 punt return UW 5 80 1:19 TD 2:16/1 Jordan 9 pass/Ayoob SCORING DRIVES - OPPONENTS UW 10 80 3:50 TD 3:50/2 Jordan 24 pass/Ayoob No. of Total Drive Type of Score Scoring UW 8 94 2:42 TD 2:50/2 Jordan 58 pass/Ayoob Opp Plays Yards Time Score Time/Qtr Play UW 1 14 0:05 TD 1:57/2 Gray 14 pass/Ayoob SS 8 73 3:23 FG 2:44/2 Gamboa 26 field goal UW 12 76 5:01 TD 1:43/3 O’Keith 5 run UW 6 69 3:47 TD 7:20/4 O’Keith 71 run UW 1 56 0:10 TD 14:40/1 Shackelford 56 pass/Stan. UW 1 41 0:00 TD 6:25/4 Hughes 41 INT return UW 7 52 3:18 FG 8:25/2 Knudson 46 field goal UW 7 75 3:47 TD 0:00/4 Forsett 35 run UW 8 86 3:53 TD 11:07/3 Chambers 39 pass/Stan. UI 7 80 1:59 TD 13:01/1 Forsett 5 run UI 14 80 6:01 TD 7:00/1 Thomas 1 run UI 7 81 3:31 TD 7:55/3 O’Keith 26 pass/Ayoob UI 16 77 6:40 TD 14:07/2 Brasic 1 run UI 4 38 1:26 TD 13:14/4 Forsett 2 run UI 12 61 4:17 FG 0:00/2 Reda 36 field goal UI 1 79 0:00 TD 11:34/4 Mixon 79 punt return UI 6 67 2:40 FG 8:54/4 Reda 31 field goal UI 6 80 2:59 TD 5:55/4 O’Keith 12 run NMS 9 70 2:35 FG 10:00/1 Foley 28 field goal NMS 6 80 2:25 TD 12:35/1 Forsett 1 run NMS 1 94 0:00 TD 9:11/1 C. Williams, 94 KR NMS 2 80 0:36 TD 9:24/1 Jackson 41 pass/Ayoob NMS 12 60 4:51 FG 0:00/3 Foley 32 field goal NMS 5 73 1:07 TD 1:43/1 Ayoob 1 run NMS 9 79 4:33 TD 2:00/2 Ayoob 5 run UCLA 1 4 0:05 TD 4:02/1 Cowan 4 pass/Olson NMS 9 80 3:19 TD 11:41/4 Ayoob 7 run UCLA 7 77 2:19 TD 14:50/2 Drew 12 run NMS 10 81 5:56 TD 3:27/4 T. Williams, 2 run UCLA 10 66 3:46 TD 0:21/2 Drew 1 run UCLA 1 81 0:00 TD 7:33/3 Drew 81 punt return UA 8 45 3:22 TD 0:47/1 Lynch, 1 yd run UCLA 11 80 5:25 TD 7:30/4 Olson 1 run UA 12 79 6:35 TD 5:42/2 Ayoob 1 yd run UCLA 5 75 0:55 TD 1:35/4 Drew 28 pass/Olson UA 6 62 2:21 TD 9:45/3 Jordan 39 pass/Ayoob UCLA 4 7 1:01 TD 0:00/4 Drew 2 run UA 5 44 2:38 TD 1:51/4 Manderino 10 pass/Ayoob OSU 7 14 1:43 FG 5:05/1 Serna 24 field goal UCLA 4 75 0:29 TD 12:45/1 Forsett 1 run OSU 5 59 1:10 FG 1:51/1 Serna 25 field goal UCLA 1 15 0:11 TD 12:28/1 Stevens 15 pass/Ayoob OSU 4 29 2:26 FG 0:00/2 Serna 27 field goal UCLA 10 65 2:25 FG 12:25/2 Schneider 32 field goal OSU 8 80 3:18 TD 11:42/3 Bernard 31 run UCLA 5 61 2:22 TD 9:29/2 Jackson 35 pass/Ayoob OSU 6 32 1:54 TD 6:41/4 Bernard 11 run UCLA 10 73 4:15 FG 4:07/2 Schneider 27 field goal UCLA 7 63 2:54 FG 4:39/3 Schneider 25 field goal WSU 3 85 1:13 TD 10:32/1 Gibson 66 pass/Brink UCLA 7 72 2:21 TD 1:21/3 Lynch 11 run WSU 5 81 1:06 FG 3:07/1 Langley 22 field goal UCLA 7 17 1:51 FG 12:55/4 Schneider 36 field goal WSU 8 86 2:59 TD 12:01/3 Hill 38 pass/Brink WSU 2 64 0:46 TD 10:09/3 Hill 62 pass/Brink OSU 7 82 2:00 TD 14:51/2 Ayoob 21 pass/Lynch WSU 4 87 1:57 TD 3:05/3 Hill 38 pass/Brink OSU 2 8 0:43 TD 4:17/2 Jackson 6 pass/Ayoob WSU 10 55 2:56 TD 9:52/4 Jordan 16 pass/Brink OSU 8 80 3:06 TD 1:41/3 Ayoob 4 run UO 8 54 2:26 TD 5:54/1 Williams 23 pass/Dixon WSU 9 65 4:07 TD 6:19/1 Lynch 39 run UO 10 53 3:42 FG 13:12/2 Martinez 29 field goal WSU 4 73 1:02 TD 1:57/1 Gray 22 pass/Ayoob UO 8 34 3:18 FG 11:42/3 Martinez 49 field goal WSU 1 16 0:00 TD 2:34/2 Van Hoesen 16 int. return UO 1 18 0:07 TD 10:48/3 Whitehead 18 run WSU 2 3 0:26 TD 1:04/2 Manderino 3 run UO 6 25 0:00 TD OT Finley 4 pass/Leaf WSU 2 62 0:47 TD 5:19/4 Cunningham 57 pass/ Ayoob USC 9 47 4:30 TD 7:15/1 L. White 1 run WSU 5 45 2:23 TD 1:50/4 Hawkins 9 pass/Ayoob USC 11 70 4:05 TD 8:33/2 Leinart 6 run USC 4 68 1:39 TD 3:01/2 Leinart 3 run UO 1 1 0:04 TD 1:54/1 Lynch 1 run USC 7 80 3:21 TD 11:39/3 L. White 6 run UO 8 37 4:03 FG 00:44/2 Schneider 21 field goal USC 13 97 5:46 TD 7:43/4 L. White 2 run UO 6 40 2:24 FG 3:31/3 Schneider 45 field goal UO 2 58 0:49 TD 0:49/3 Lynch 52 run STAN 9 28 3:52 FG 9:54/2 Sgroi 37 field goal USC 7 40 4:05 FG 3:10/1 Schneider 45 field goal BYU 15 92 6:04 TD 14:16/2 Curtis 19 pass/Beck USC 6 51 2:30 TD 1:34/4 Manderino 1 run BYU 7 91 4:23 TD 0:38/2 Naufahu 3 run BYU 12 74 4:34 TD 14:14/4 Harline 7 pass/Beck BYU 14 96 4:24 TD 5:35/4 Watkins 9 pass/Beck 102 2006 California Golden Bears Football Media Guide CALIFORNIA Golden Bears 2005 PACIFIC-10 RECAP 2005 PACIFIC-10 FINAL STANDINGS Conference Points Overall Points Team W L T For Opp Pct W L T For Opp Pct 1. USC 8 0 0 383 149 1.000 12 1 0 638 297 .923 2. Oregon 7 1 0 278 189 .875 10 2 0 414 278 .883 3. UCLA 6 2 0 271 306 .750 10 2 0 469 410 .833 4. California 4 4 0 243 190 .500 8 4 0 395 254 .667 Arizona State 4 4 0 251 247 .500 7 5 0 442 359 .583 Stanford 4 4 0 180 241 .500 5 6 0 269 337 .455 7. Oregon State 3 5 0 195 261 .375 5 6 0 293 365 .455 8. Arizona 2 6 0 173 220 .250 3 8 0 252 290 .273 9. Washington State 1 7 0 227 292 .125 4 7 0 368 346 .364 10. Washington 1 7 0 169 275 .125 2 9 0 237 337 .182 2005 ALL-PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE OFFENSIVE PLAYER FOOTBALL TEAM OF THE YEAR FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE Reggie Bush, TB, Jr., USC QB Matt Leinart, Sr., USC QB Drew Olson, Sr., UCLA RB Reggie Bush, Jr., USC RB LenDale White, Jr., USC PAT TILLMAN RB Jerome Harrison, Sr., Washington St.
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