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FROM: WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Page 1 SID: Rod Commons ([email protected]) ASSISTANTS: Linda Chalich, Craig Lawson, Jason Krump, Bill Stevens ([email protected]), Rachel Porter 509-335-COUG; FAX 509-335-0267 WEB: www.wsucougars.com October 3, 2005 Washington State Looks to Rebound After Dropping Pacific-10 Opener at Oregon State FOOTBALL: 3-1 Cougars Return Home To Face 1-2 Stanford 2005 WSU RESULTS Washington State University returns to Martin Stadium for the first time since opening the season Sept. 1 against Idaho when it hosts Stanford at 2 p.m., Saturday. Record: 3-1; 0-1 [OPP REC] The Cougars dropped their first game of the season last Saturday, falling 44-33 at 9/1 Idaho (38-26) [1-4] Oregon State, despite gaining 638 yards in total offense. The 638 total yards marked the 9/9 @ Nevada (55-21) [2-2] highest output by WSU since gaining 653 yards against Montana State (10/18/01). Stanford enters Saturday’s game with a 1-2 record, having dropped its last two. In 9/17 *Grambling State (48-7) [2-1] its last outing the Cardinal led early against Oregon but fell 44-20. Stanford leads the 9/24 Bye all-time series against WSU 31-23-1. 10/1 @ Oregon State [33-44] [3-2] 10/8 Stanford [2:00p] [1-2] WSU-UCLA ON FSN TV AT 3:30 P.M.: WSU’s Homecoming football game with 10/15 UCLA [tba] [4-0] UCLA will be televised live by FSN at 3:30 p.m. Oct. 15 from Martin Stadium. 10/22 @ California [tba] [5-0] 10/29 @ USC [12:30p] [4-0] HARRISON PICKS UP SEVENTH-STRAIGHT 100-YARD GAME: Senior running back Jerome Harrison rushed for a game-high 124 yards and three 11/5 Arizona State [tba] [3-2] touchdowns against Oregon State, his seventh-straight game over 100 yards…it also 11/12 Oregon [7:15p] [4-1] marked the second consecutive game Harrison has recorded three scores as he 11/19 @ Washington [12:15p] [1-4] tallied three against Grambling State (9/17)…dating back to the UCLA game last * - WSU home game played at Seattle season (11/6/04), Harrison is averaging 148.3 yards per game and has scored 12 touchdowns…in 2005 he is averaging 130.8 rushing yards per game, tops in the Pac-10 and sixth nationally…his backup, freshman DeMaundray Woolridge, is THIS WEEK: Stanford averaging 85.0 ypg. Record: 1-2, 0-1 9/10 @ Navy (41-38) HILL TOPS CAREER-HIGH FOR SECOND STRAIGHT GAME: For the second 9/17 UC Davis (17-20) consecutive game junior receiver Jason Hill set his career-high for receiving 9/24 Bye yards…against Grambling State (9/17), Hill pulled in 10 catches for 143 yards and 10/1 Oregon (20-44) two touchdowns…last Saturday against Oregon State Hill played just over one half 10/8 @ Washington State before suffering a quadriceps contusion but that was enough time to grab eight 10/15 @ Arizona catches, one touchdown and a career-best 190 yards…this season he is averaging 130.2 yards per game, second in the nation, while his 7.00 receptions per game are 10/22 Arizona State 14th nationally. 10/29 UCLA 11/5 @ USC BRINK THROWS FOR SCHOOL RECORD IN LOSS TO OSU: Sophomore 11/12 @ Oregon State quarterback Alex Brink threw for a school-record 531 yards and one touchdown last 11/19 California Saturday against Oregon State, breaking the previous mark of 476 yards set by 11/26 Notre Dame Drew Bledsoe against Utah in the 1992 Copper Bowl…for more details on Brink’s season please see page 4. NEXT WEEK: UCLA Record: 4-0, 1-0 BASLER BECOMES WSU ALL-TIME PUNTS LEADER: Senior punter Kyle Basler moved into the top spot on the WSU career punting list against Oregon State 9/3 @ San Diego State (41-38) with 220 punts…Basler passed Gavin Hedrick (1973-77), whose record of 217 9/10 Rice (63-21) stood for 27 years…for more on Basler’s career, please see page 5. 9/17 Oklahoma (41-24) 9/24 Bye PACIFIC-10 NOMINATIONS: WSU’s Pacific-10 Conference award nominations 10/1 Washington (21-17) after the Oregon State game were Jerome Harrison (offense), Steve Dildine 10/8 California (defense) and Brandon Gibson (special teams)…Harrison rushed for 124 yards and three touchdowns against Oregon State, his seventh-straight 1`00-yard 10/15 @ Washington State effort…Dildine registered a team- and career-high 13 tackles against the Beavers 10/22 Oregon State while Gibson returned five kickoffs for 91 yards, including a long of 38 yards that 10/29 @ Stanford set up the Cougars second touchdown of the game. 11/5 @ Arizona 11/12 Arizona State 2005 WSU CAPTAINS: TE Troy Bienemann (81), RB Jerome Harrison (1), LB Will Derting (51), P Kyle Basler (8). 12/03 @ USC 2005 STANFORD GAME CAPTAINS: C Tim Mattran (62), DE Julian Jenkins (94), FS Calvin Armstrong (25). FROM: WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Page 2 SID: Rod Commons ([email protected]) ASSISTANTS: Linda Chalich, Craig Lawson, Jason Krump, Bill Stevens ([email protected]), Rachel Porter 509-335-COUG; FAX 509-335-0267 WEB: www.wsucougars.com October 3, 2005 WASHINGTON STATE COUGAR FOOTBALL HEADLINES PAGE 1: PAGE 9: • WSU-UCLA selected for FSN telecast Oct. 15 • WSU stiffens on third down • Harrison goes over 100 yards again • WSU blocks nine kicks in 2003-04 but none this year • Hill has great game at OSU before being injured • WSU’s Red Zone success • Brink sets record with 531 passing yards • WSU has 28 points off turnovers this year • Basler sets WSU career record • Cougars among sack and interception leaders • WSU nominations to the Pac-10 • WSU can score quickly, nine TDs in less than a minute this • WSU and Stanford captains year PAGE 3: PAGE 10: • WSU and Stanforde series information • WSU starters have made 374 career starts • WSU’s NCAA and Pacific-10 rankings • WSU two-deep breakdown includes 32 underclassmen • Stanford’s NCAA and conference rankings • Doba’s teams tough in the first half PAGE 4: • WSU penalties take a dip in 2004 and 2005 • Derting climbs Cougar tackle lists • WSU shows off new uniforms • Harrison, Woolridge each top 100 yards PAGE 11: • Woolridge just third freshman with 100 rushing yards • WSU’s bowl record • Bumpus having Banner year • WSU’s 10-win seasons place Cougs in elite company • Brink sets WSU passing record, among Pac-10’s best • WSU’s overtime history PAGE 5: • Bill Doba turns to Cougar grads to fill out staff • Jason Hill chases WSU TD receiving record • Defensive linemen Bruce, Howard ex-quarterbacks • Seven Cougars on award watch lists PAGE 12: • Basler punting accomplishments • WSU award winners from Oregon State game • Harrison over 100 rushing yards every game this year • WSU starters in 2005 PAGE 6: PAGE 13: • Six Cougar games already selected for live TV • Pac-10 rankings for WSU players • Braidwood anchors defensive line • Harrison leads Pac-10 in rushing and scoring TDs • A long time between Pullman games • Langley most accurate kicker in Pac-10 • Cougars have 12 rookies, nine freshmen on depth chart PAGE 14: • WSU enjoyed extra time to prepare • WSU has held 75 of 189 opponents to less than 100 yards • Streaks and notes rushing since 1979 PAGE 7: PAGE 15: • WSU second nationally, scoring in 242 straight games • Only 66 running backs have topped the 100-yard rushing • Nothing like home, were WSU wins most often mark against WSU in the last 189 games and just three in • WSU 38-15 in last 53 games, among nation’s best 2004 • WSU -4 in turnovers in 2005 PAGE 16 • WSU boasts second best records in Pac-10, 2001-2005 • WSU and Pac-10 media opportunities PAGE 8: PAGE 17-18 • Cougars score often in 2005 campaign • WSU game-by-game reviews • WSU 101-88 since 1989 PAGE 19: • WSU’s California win streak • WSU Depth Chart • WSU 11-22 against ranked teams since 1995 PAGE 20-22: • WSU QBs have thrown TD passes in 51 of last 53 games • 2005 WSU statistics • WSU’s offense very balanced WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Page 3 SID: Rod Commons ([email protected]) ASSISTANTS: Linda Chalich, Craig Lawson, Jason Krump, Bill Stevens ([email protected]), Rachel Porter 509-335-COUG; FAX 509-335-0267 WEB: www.wsucougars.com October 3, 2005 WASHINGTON STATE (3-1, 0-1) STANFORD (1-2, 0-1) HEAD COACH: Bill Doba HEAD COACH: Walt Harris Alma Mater: Ball State, 1962 Alma Mater: UOP, 1968 WSU Record: 18-10 (3rd year) Stanford Record: 1-2 (1st year) Career Record: 18-10 (3rd year) Career Record: 64-70 (12 years) Coaching Career: WSU assistant for 14 seasons before being Coaching Career: Named head coach prior to 2005 season named head coach in 2003…coached in the high school ranks after spending previous seven seasons as head coach at for 15 years, then at Indiana (Lee Corso, 1977-82), Purdue Pittsburgh…other than two-year stint as quarterback coach with (Leon Burtnett, 1983-86), The Citadel (Charlie Taaffe, 1987- NY Jets (1992-94), has spent entire career in college ranks 88). working at Ohio State (1995-96), Pacific (1971-73 and 1989- Notable Players Coached: WSU Linebackers Mark Fields, 91), Tennessee (183-88), Illinois 9180-82), Michigan State Chris Hayes, James Darling, Ron Childs and Steve Gleason. 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