Game # 10

Nebraska (7-2, 3-2)

at Kansas (5-4, 2-3)

Saturday, Nov. 8

2:30 p.m.

Memorial Stadium

Extra Points Quick Facts/Media Information

➤ Kansas and Nebraska have met Date: Nov. 8, 2003 109 previous times and have played 97 consecutive years since 1906, making Kickoff: 2:30 p.m. KU-NU the second-longest current Stadium: Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, Kan. (50,071 AstroPlay) uninterrupted series in college foot- ball. Television: FoxSportsNet. TBA (play-by-play), TBA (color) and TBA (sidelines) --- form the broadcast team. ➤ NU leads the series 85-21-3, Replay on Sunflower Broadband (11:00 p.m., Saturday); Kevin Romary (play-by-play), including a 45-6-1 mark while play- Chip Budde (color) and James Sido (sidelines) form the broadcast team. ing in Lawrence. The Cornhuskers Radio: The Jayhawk Network (30 stations, state-wide): Bob Davis (play-by-play), Max have won 34 consecutive games in the Falkenstien (color) and David Lawrence (sideline) call the action. Bob Newton serves series. KU’s last win in Lawrence as producer/engineer. The network broadcast may be accessed at www.kuathletics.com. came in 1967 - a 10-0 victory. Pre-Game Radio: The Crimson and Blue Line airs 70 minutes before kickoff on most Jayhawk Radio --- Network stations. David Lawrence serves as host. ➤Freshman Adam Barmann had 294 yards passing last The Series: Saturday’s meeting marks the 110th clash between the two schools on the football field. Nebraska leads the series 85-21-3. week against Texas A&M -- the high- est total by a freshman signal-caller in Rankings: Nebraska is currently ranked 19th in the AP poll and 16th in the Coaches poll. KU history. Coaches: Kansas coach Mark Mangino (Youngstown State, ‘87), in his second season at KU and as --- a head coach, holds a career mark of 7-14 (.333). Nebraska’s Frank Solich (Nebraska, ‘66) ➤Barmann tied a school record after has a 56-18 (.757) record in his sixth season with the Cornhuskers. being responsible for five touchdowns Websites: Kansas - www.kuathletics.com, Nebraska - www.huskers.com in the game against the Aggies. The Weston, Mo., native threw for four Officials: Announced on game day. scores and ran for another in his col- legiate debut. --- ➤Clark Green, Charles Gordon and 2003 Jayhawk Football Schedule Mark Simmons have each caught at Date Opponent Time/Result Point After least one pass in all nine of KU’s games Aug. 30 Northwestern L, 20-28 Five turnovers in constant rainfall doomed the Jayhawks. this season. Sept. 6 UNLV W, 46-24 KU amassed 546 yards of total offense in first win of the year. --- ➤Fourteen different players have Sept. 13 at Wyoming W, 42-35 Whittemore throws career-best four TDs against Cowboy defense. started all nine games this season for Sept. 20 Jacksonville State W, 41-6 28 first-quarter points help Kansas to easy victory. the Jayhawks (six offensive players, Sept. 17 *Missouri W, 35-14 KU opens Big 12 play with a win for the first time since 1997. eight defensive players). Oct. 11 *at Colorado L, 47-50 ot 47 points mark the most in a loss by Kansas. --- Oct. 18 *Baylor W, 28-20 Floodman’s INT on Bears final drive denies BU comeback. ➤Freshman wide receiver Charles Gordon hauled in nine catches Oct. 25 *at Kansas State L, 6-42 KU gains just 84 yards after Whittemore’s first quarter injury. against Texas A&M last week break- Nov. 1 *at Texas A&M L, 33-45 Freshman QB Adam Barmann throws for four TDs in debut. ing Harrison Hill’s rookie record of Nov. 8 *Nebraska 2:30 p.m. Second-longest uninterrupted series (97 games) in NCAA. eight catches in a contest set in 1998. Nov. 15 *at Oklahoma State TBA KU has won six of the last nine meetings against OSU. Nov. 22 *Iowa State TBA KU has won five of the last six vs. Iowa State in Lawrence. Scene Setter Media Info/Interview Opportunities The University of Kansas (5-4, 2-3 Big 12) football team looks to snap its two-game losing streak when the Contact Mason Logan in the KU Media No. 16 Nebraska Cornhuskers visit Lawrence for a 2:30 p.m. kickoff on Saturday. The Jayhawks were defeated Relations Office (office: 785/864-3420; cell: 45-33 last week at Texas A&M despite a valiant effort from freshman quarterback Adam Barmann who passed 785/331-8999 or [email protected] ) to set up for 294 yards and four touchdowns in his collegiate debut. Barmann, who also ran for 45 yards against the Aggies, all interviews with Kansas players or coaches. posted 339 yards of total offense -- the most ever in a single game by a KU freshman. For special photography needs contact Jeff Rookie wide receiver Charles Gordon is also coming off an outstanding effort that saw him catch a Jacobsen (cell: 785/331-9930 or jake@jay- career-best nine passes against the Aggies. Gordon, who had a team-leading 89 yards receiving in the con- hawks.org) test, now has 505 yards receiving this season -- the best total by a freshman in school history. Nebraska (7-2, 3-2 Big 12) enters the contest against the Jayhawks on the heels of a 31-7 road loss to For special video needs contact Mike Lickert Texas. The Cornhuskers are 1-2 away from Lincoln this season, but NU has won the last 34 meetings (office: 785/864-3929 or [email protected]) against Kansas overall and has not lost in Lawrence since 1967. COVERING PRACTICE Media, photographers and videographers from A Kansas WIN Would ... recognized media outlets may shoot and attend Snap Nebraska’s 34-game win streak over the Jayhawks ... Be KU’s second victory over a ranked opponent this KU’s practices each Tuesday for the first 30 min- utes of practice. Please contact Mason Logan in season ... Give KU its fifth home win this year -- the most home victories since 1999 when the team was 5-2 at the Kansas media relations office by Monday at Memorial Stadium ... Make the all-time series against Nebraska 85-22-3 in favor of the Cornhuskers ... Give KU noon if you plan to attend. All other KU foot- three Big 12 wins for the first time since 1999 when the team posted a 3-5 league record ... Give Mark Mangino ball practices are closed to the public and media. his eighth career win as head coach, making his overall record 8-14 ... Improve Mangino’s record to 1-1 against Nebraska ... Make Kansas 525-516-58 all-time. INTERVIEWS On Campus: It is mandatory that player inter- views be conducted at Mark Mangino’s weekly A Kansas LOSS Would ... press conference on Tuesday in the Make KU 5-5 after 10 games for the first time since the 1997 season ... Give KU a 1-1 record against ranked Auditorium located on the first floor of the opponents this season ... Drop the team’s home record to 4-2 this season ... Give KU a 86-21-3 all-time record Wagnon Student-Athlete Center. In addition to player availability at coach Mangino’s press con- versus Nebraska ... Give head coach Mark Mangino an overall record of 7-15 ... Be the 18th consecutive loss to ference, selected players will be available after Nebraska in Lawrence ... Make Mangino 0-2 versus Nebraska ... Give Nebraska its 35th straight win over the Wednesday’s practice. Jayhawks ... Make Kansas 524-517-58 all-time. By Telephone: For a telephone interview with a player, contact Mason Logan by noon each pre- The Coaches ceding Monday. Interviews will be scheduled KU head coach Mark Mangino is in his second season as head coach of the Jayhawks and between 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. each Tuesday dur- holds an overall record of 7-14 (.333) during his two-year career in Lawrence. Mangino, who was ing the season. a driving force in the successful turn-around of two Big 12 Conference football programs over the last 12 years, came to KU after working three seasons as assistant head coach/offensive coordina- POST GAME For home games, Mark Mangino will meet tor and offensive line coach at the University of Oklahoma. Mangino, the 35th coach in KU his- with the media in the team meeting room, tory, had an impressive record during his 11-year career as an assistant coach at both Kansas State which connects with the KU locker room. The and Oklahoma. Overall, Kansas State and Oklahoma were a combined 101-30-1 and were ranked KU lockerroom is closed to the media at home in the top 25 nationally in eight of the 11 seasons during Mangino’s involvement on the staffs. and on the road. Nebraska is coached by Frank Solich, who holds a 56-18 record in his sixth year of guiding the Cornhuskers. GAME WEEK Solich is no stranger to the NU program as he has been a member of the coaching staff in Lincoln for the last 25 Sunday years, which includes a 15-year stint as the team’s running backs coach (1983-97). 7:00 p.m. Weekly updated game notes and stats available on www.kuathlet A Quick Look At Nebraska ics.com, will also be released via e-mail and fax. No. 16 Nebraska (7-2, 3-2 Big 12) enters the game against Kansas after falling 31-7 to Texas last weekend in Austin, Texas. The Cornhuskers bolted to a perfect 5-0 mark to start the season, but have been defeated twice in Monday their last four contests with losses to Missouri and Texas. Senior quarterback Jammal Lord directs the NU offense 10:00 a.m. Coach Mangino available via the as he averages a team-leading 69.8 yards rushing and 87.9 yards passing per contest. Last season, Lord accounted Big 12 coaches teleconference. Noon Requests for Tuesday player inter- for a school-record 2,774 yards of total offense and was an honorable-mention All-Big 12 selection. I-backs Josh views due to Mason Logan in the Davis (59.3 ypg) and David Horne (47.1 ypg) also see significant action out of the backfield. Defensively, the Media Relations office. Cornhuskers are holding their opponents to just 125.9 rushing yards per game and have not allowed a third quar- Tuesday Noon Coach Mangino weekly press conference followed by selected players in the John Hadl MEDIA INFORMATION Auditorium in the Wagnon Team Information/Quick Facts 2003 Nebraska Schedule Center. 4:00 p.m. Practice is open for the first 30 minutes to reporters and photo- KANSAS NEBRASKA OKLAHOMA STATE ...... W, 17-7 graphers. Mason Logan Media Relations Contact Chris Anderson UTAH STATE ...... W, 31-7 Wednesday 785/864-3420 Office Phone 402/472-2263 PENN STATE ...... W, 18-10 Postpractice Coach Mangino and selected 785/864-7944 Office Fax 402/489-8766 at Southern Mississippi ...... W, 38-14 players are available to the media. www.kuathletics.com Web Site www.huskers.com TROY STATE ...... W, 30-0 Thursday at Missouri ...... L, 24-41 5-4 2003 Record 7-2 6:06 p.m. Hawk Talk radio show is broad- Multiple Type of Offense Multiple I Formation TEXAS A&M ...... W, 48-12 cast live throughout the Jayhawk Radio Network. 4-3 Type of Defense 4-3 IOWA STATE ...... W, 28-0 Jayhawks Nickname Cornhuskers at Texas ...... L, 7-31 at Kansas ...... 2:30 p.m. Big 12 Conference Big 12 KANSAS STATE ...... TBA Crimson and Blue Colors Scarlet and Cream at Colorado ...... 11:00 a.m. ter touchdown this season. Junior linebacker Barrett Ruud (95 total tackles) and senior linebacker Demorrio Williams (83 total tackles) are NU’s top two defensive players.

Kansas – Nebraska Ties ➤Dave Gillespie, NU’s assistant athletics director for football, coached at Kansas from 1994-97 and served as an assistant coach and administrative assistant while on the KU staff. ➤Jayhawk head football trainer Carol Jarosky came to KU nine years ago from the University of Nebraska 2003 Big 12 Conference Standings where she was a graduate assistant for two years and assistant athletics trainer for one season. ➤ North Big 12 Overall KU director of video services Mike Lickert spent two years as video production specialist at Nebraska. Kansas assistant athletics director/facilities Brad Nachtigal also served on the athletic department staff at NU Nebraska 3-2 7-2 prior to his appointment at KU. Kansas State 3-2 7-3 ➤Carl Pelini, Nebraska graduate assistant coach, took much the same path in coaching as KU head coach Missouri 2-2 6-2 Mark Mangino. Pelini played at Youngstown State for two seasons and then went on to coach at Kansas KANSAS 2-3 5-4 State. He was later a defensive coordinator at Blue Valley High School in Overland Park, Kan. Colorado 1-4 3-6 ➤Peter Atha, a sophomore linebacker, is the lone Kansas native on NU roster. Iowa State 0-4 2-6 Scoring At A Record Pace South Big 12 Overall After scoring a total of 248 points in 12 games last season, the Jayhawks have already accumulated 299 total Oklahoma 5-0 9-0 points through nine games this year. The 2003 average of 33.2 points per game would rank second behind the 1968 school record 34.5 points per contest (380 points in 11 games). KU has averaged 30 or more points in a sea- Texas 4-1 7-2 son just three times in school history (34.5 in 1968, 31.8 in 1992 and 31.6 in 1951). Oklahoma State 3-2 7-2 Texas Tech 3-2 6-3 KU scoring since 2000 Texas A&M 2-3 4-5 Year Points Avg. Baylor 1-4 3-6 2003 266 33.2 2002 248 20.6 2001 182 16.5 Upcoming Big 12 Games 2000 261 23.7

Saturday, Nov. 8 What A Debut *Texas A&M at Oklahoma (ABC), 11 a.m. Freshman quarterback Adam Barmann proved the Jayhawks can still move the football, *Kansas State at Iowa State, 1 p.m. even without the services of starting QB Bill Whittemore. In his first career game, the 18- *Missouri at Colorado, 1:30 p.m. year old Barmann completed 25-of-37 pass attempts against Texas A&M for a KU freshman *Texas Tech at Baylor, 2 p.m. record 294 yards. He also carried the ball 15 times for 45 yards, giving him 339 yards of total *Nebraska at Kansas (FSN), 2:30 p.m. offense -- the best single-game total ever by a KU freshman. *Texas at Oklahoma State (FSN), 6 p.m. “Absolutely unbelievable,” said KU head coach Mark Mangino after the game. “To think this was his first start, in College Station, Texas, in one of the best venues and most hostile venues in college football, to perform like that is just unbelievable.” Saturday, Nov. 15 *Baylor at Oklahoma KU Running Backs Paving The Way *Colorado at Iowa State Led by sophomore running back Clark Green and freshman tailback John Randle, the Jayhawk running game *Kansas at Oklahoma State continues to make waves. Green leads the team with an average of 79.4 rushing yards per game and averages 4.9 *Kansas State at Nebraska yards per carry. However, the young Randle continues to improve and boasts a team-best 6.2 yards per carry. He *Texas A&M at Missouri rushed the ball five times for 51 yards against Texas A&M last week for an average of 10.2 yards per carry. The team *Texas Tech at Texas has rushed for 11 touchdowns over its last five games, after running the ball into the endzone just five times in its first four contests. Green (4) and Randle (2) have combined for six of KU’s 10 rushing TDs over the last five con- Saturday, Nov. 22 *Oklahoma State at Baylor 2003 Big 12 Projected Finishes *Iowa State at Kansas TRACKING KANSAS’ 2003 OPPONENTS *Missouri at Kansas State Opponent Overall Conf. Last Today North *Oklahoma at Texas Tech Record Record Week 1. Kansas State Northwestern 4-5 2-3 at Purdue (L, 14-34) vs. Penn State 2. Colorado Friday, Nov. 28 3. Nebraska UNLV 5-4 1-3 at New Mexicao (W, 37-35) vs. San Diego State *Nebraska at Colorado (ABC), 10 a.m. (MST) 4. Missouri *Texas at Texas A&M (ABC), 2:30 p.m. Wyoming 4-5 2-2 vs. Colorado State (W, 35-28) Bye 5. Iowa State 6. Kansas Jacksonville St. 5-3 4-1 Bye at Samford Saturday, Nov. 29 Missouri 6-2 2-2 Bye at Colorado *Iowa State at Missouri (ABC). Noon Colorado 3-6 1-4 at Texas Tech (L, 21-26) vs. Missouri South 1. Oklahoma Saturday, Dec. 6 Baylor 3-6 1-4 at Kansas State (L, 10-38) vs. Texas Tech 2. Texas Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship (eighth), Kansas Kansas State 7-3 3-2 vs. Baylor (W, 38-10) at Iowa State 3. Oklahoma State City, Arrowhead Stadium (ABC), 7 p.m. 4. Texas A&M Texas A&M 4-5 2-3 vs. Kansas (W, 45-33) at Oklahoma 5. Texas Tech Nebraska 7-2 3-2 at Texas (L, 7-31) at Kansas 6. Baylor Oklahoma St. 7-2 3-2 at Oklahoma (L, 9-52) vs. Texas Voted on by media covering 2003 Iowa State 2-6 0-4 Bye vs. Kansas State media days tests and both recorded their first career receiving TDs in KU’s game against Texas A&M on Nov. 1. Kansas had five rushing touchdowns against Missouri on Sept. 27, marking the most rushing TDs by the ‘Hawks in a Big 12 game since the team ran across the goal line six times against Baylor on Nov. 6, 1999 -- a string of 26 games.

Added Pressure After not recording a quarterback sack in either of the first two games of the season, the KU defense is putting more pressure on opposing . KU’s seven sacks against Baylor on Oct. 18 represented the most by Kansas against a Big 12 team since Oct. 5, 2002 when the team recorded seven against Baylor. Against Missouri, the ‘Hawks Pronunciation Guide sacked Heisman candidate Brad Smith three times while forcing several hurried pass attempts. KU’s first sack of the Donnie Amadi (uh-Mah-dee) season went to sophomore linebacker Brandon Perkins who hit Wyoming quarterback Casey Bramlet forcing the Ronnie Amadi (uh-Mah-hee) signal caller to drop the ball. KU’s David McMillan scooped up the fumble and returned it 53 yards for a touch- Curtis Ansel (An-sell) down. Sid Bachmann (Bawk-min) Greg Heaggans (Hay-gunz) On The Horizon Gary Heaggans (Hay-gunz) Following Saturday’s contest against Nebraska, the Jayhawks play their final road game of the regular-season on Nov. 15 when the team travels to Oklahoma State. KU’s plays its final home game of the year on Nov. 22 when Iowa Cullen Homolka (Huh-mole-ka) State visits Memorial Stadium. Josh Homolka (Huh-mole-ka) Moderick Johnson (Moe-Derrick) One Of The Best Remuise Johnson (Ree-miss) As a punt return man, freshman Charles Gordon’s 14.2 yard average is tied for second-best in school history since Austine Nwabuisi (Austin wa-Boose-ee) 1963 when the legendary Gale Sayers averaged 26.0 yards on his five punt returns. However, no player in KU his- Brandon Rideau (Ree - doe) tory with at least 20 punt returns in a season has a better average than Gordon. Dominic Roux (Roo) Darren Rus (Russ) Name Avg. No. Year Phil Tuihalamaka (Tooey-alla-mahkka) Gale Sayers 26.0 5 1963 Greg Tyree (Tie-ree) Isaac Byrd 19.5 11 1996 Bill Whittemore (Witt-uh-more) Charles Gordon 14.2 21 2003 Donnie Shanklin 14.2 15 1968 Tallest Jayhawks OL Cesar Rodriguez (6-7) Whittemore Injured At KSU QB Brian Luke (6-6) Senior quarterback Bill Whittemore, who was knocked out of the game late in the first quar- TE Adrian Jones (6-5) ter against Kansas State on Oct. 25, was having one of the finest seasons by a Jayhawk signal-caller QB Kevin Long (6-5) in recent memory. The 2002 Big 12 Offensive Newcomer of the Year threw for a career-best 422 yards against Colorado on Oct. 11 which ranks as the second-most prolific passing game in school OT Tony Coker (6-5) history ( passed for 480 yards against Vanderbilt in 1980). Whittemore, who had 11 WR Moderick Johnson (6-5) TD passes in nine games last year, had tied the single-season school record with 15 touchdown OL Bob Whitaker (6-5) strikes this year (, 1972 and Mike Norseth, 1985). Prior to leaving the game against Kansas State, he had thrown for at least two touchdowns in nine of his last 12 games. Shortest Jayhawks WR Derick Mills (5-7) Rideau Shines DB Remuise Johnson (5-8) Junior wide receiver Brandon Rideau is playing the best football of his career. Last week against Texas A&M, the RB Matt Patterson (5-8) Beaumont, Texas native recorded his first career multiple touchdown game when he hauled in a pair of fourth quar- DB Johnnie Watkins (5-8) ter scores. Rideau has five TDs this season and needs just one more to tie Dwayne Chandler (six TDs in 1992) for most receiving scores by a KU junior. Heaviest Jayhawks INDIVIDUAL STAT LEADERS IN 2003 DL Phil Tuihalamaka (323) Gordon Makes Freshman History OL Bob Whitaker (320) Redshirt freshman Charles Kansas OT Tony Coker (315) Gordon continues to impress the Rushing: Green: 147 for 715 yards, 5TD, Lg of 25 OL Marcus Ford (300) KU coaches as both a wide OL Matt Thompson (295) Passing: Whittemore: 121 of 194 for 1921 yards, 15 TD, 3 INT receiver and a punt returner. He DL Travis Watkins (295) Receiving: Gordon: 35 for 505 yards, 4 TD set a KU freshman record by OL Reid Kirby (295) Tackles: Reid: 103 total tackles, 4 TFL hauling in nine catches in the game against Texas A&M on OL Danny Lewis (290) Sacks: Perkins: 6 sacks Nov. 1. In addition, his 505 OL Travis Damback (290) Interceptions: Seven players: 1 INT receiving yards this season are the most-ever by a OL Richard Estrella (285) Punting: Ansel: 30 punts, 40.9 avg., Long of 64 KU freshman.Through nine games this year, he is OL Nick McCaslin (285) Kicking: Beck: 8 FG, Long of 51 third on the team in yards per catch (14.4) and is second in receiving yards (505). Lightest Jayhawks Nebraska WR Derick Mills (165) Hawk Notes WR Charles Gordon (165) Rushing: Lord: 150 for 628 yds, 9 TD, Lg of 35 Kansas is playing its 114th season of football ... DB Remuise Johnson (170) Passing: Lord: 54 of 103 for 791 yards, 4 TD, 5 INT Junior defensive end David McMillan has KU’s CB Marcus Hicks (173) Receiving: Herian: 17 catches for 383 yards, 2 TD longest starting streak as he has started the last 21 RB John Randle (175) Interceptions: Bullock: 8 INTs games for the ‘Hawks ... Dating back to last sea- WR Dominic Roux (175) Punting: Larson: 47 punts, 45.5 avg., Long of 80 son, senior quarterback Bill Whittemore has WR Mark Simmons (175) thrown at least one touchdown in 12 of his last 14 Kicking: Dyches: 11 FG, Long of 41 CB Shelton Simmons (175) contests -- the only games he didn’t throw a TD DB Johnnie Watkins (175) pass came against Missouri on Sept. 27 in which he ran for two scores and this past week at Kansas State when he was forced to the sidelines COMPARING KU AND NEBRASKA in the first quarter because of an injury ... Fourteen different Jayhawks have started every KU ...... NU game this season ... Since 1999, the Jayhawks 5-4 ...... Record ...... 7-2 are 16-7 when scoring 21 or more points 33.2 ...... Points Per Game...... 26.8 including the team’s 45-33 loss to Texas A&M 29.4 ...... Points Allowed Per Game ...... 13.6 KU Football On The Air on Nov. 1 ... Kansas has forced at least one 169.8 ...... Rushing Average...... 236.2 turnover in 28 of its last 32 games ... Since 266.7 ...... Passing Average ...... 100.9 1995, KU is 22-8 when a Jayhawk player rush- Jayhawk Minute 436.4...... Total Offense...... 337.1 ➤ es for over 100 yards in a game ... After going 0- Kansas City - KSHB-TV for-2 in the red zone against Northwestern in 405.6 ...... Total Offense/Opponents ...... 278.1 ➤ Kansas City - KMCI-TV the first game of the season, Kansas has scored ➤ Wichita - KWCV on 30 of its last 37 trips (81.1%) to the red zone ➤Lawrence - SUNFLOWER BROADBAND (24 TDs, 6 FGs). ➤Topeka - WIBW Heaggans Sets Return Record Coaches Radio Show: Mark Mangino In just his second year as KU’s kickoff return man, sophomore Greg Heaggans has already become the school’s and host Bob Davis will be on a state-wide all-time leader in career kickoff return yardage. Heaggans’ 28-yard return in the first quarter against Kansas State network of stations each Thursday (6:06 on Oct. 25 gave him 1,083 kickoff return yards and moved him ahead of Maurice Douglass who had 1,077 return until 7 p.m.) from Uno Pizzeria in yards from 1998-99. After 139 return yards against Texas A&M last week, Heaggans two-year total now reads Lawrence. 1,244 yards. Heaggans now owns the top two single-season kickoff return totals in school history (691 yards in 2002 and 553 yards in 2003). Weekly Video Highlight Package: The Big 12 Conference will transmit a weekly All He Does... videotape highlight segment nationally via Sophomore wide receiver Mark Simmons has caught a touchdown in six of KU’s nine games this season after crossing the goal line just once in 2002. His career-best 152-yard performance satellite. The package includes game against Colorado on Oct. 11 ranks among the top-20 single-game receiving efforts in school his- action footage, player and coach inter- tory. Simmons currently leads the team with 682 receiving yards and an average of 22.7 yards per views, and features provided by Big 12 catch. Simmons is KU’s biggest threat to go deep as he has touchdown receptions of 74, 70 and 65 institutions. Three minutes of highlights yards this season. His next touchdown this year will tie him with Bruce Adams who set a KU and interviews of each league team will be sophomore record by hauling in seven TDs in 1973. transmitted. Ansel Candidate For Ray Guy Award Jayhawk Radio Network: A division of Senior punter Curtis Ansel was named to the 2003 Ray Guy Award watch list, the Greater Augusta Sports ESPN Regional ... Heard on a state-wide Council announced on August 28. Ansel, a native of Lakin, Kan., is one of 32 college football punters named to network of 30 stations ... Each broadcast is the list as potential candidates for the top collegiate punter of the year. Ansel, who was one of 10 semifinalists for also available on the internet. the award last season, holds the Big 12 record for longest punt (83 yards) and averaged a career-high 42.2 yards per punt in 2002. This season, Ansel has punted 30 times for an average of 40.9 yards per kick and has pinned the KU On The Internet: All Jayhawk foot- opponents inside their 20 yard line on 10 different occasions. ball games are available on the KUAC website at www.kuathletics.com. KU’s Do-It-All Man Not only was he the team’s leading rusher a year ago, sophomore tailback Clark Green ➤Bob Davis (play-by-play) ... In his 20th showed he could be an effective receiver out of the backfield. After not hauling in a pass in KU’s first game of the year at Iowa State in 2002, the Tampa, Fla., native has recorded at least one catch year at KU calling football and men’s bas- in each of KU’s 20 games since. Green posted his third 100-yard rushing game of the 2003 season ketball and his 36th season overall in the on Oct. 11 against Colorado as he carried the ball 17 times for 103 yards. Green had two 100-yard broadcast booth ... Is also the play-by-play rushing games as a freshman and posted a career-best 160-yard effort in the team’s final game of voice for the Royals Sports Television 2002 against Oklahoma State. This season, Green is the team leader in rushing yards (715) and Network ... Serves as the host of HawkTalk trails just one player with his 31 receptions (WR Charles Gordon has 35). with Mark Mangino. Defensive Leaders ➤Max Falkenstien (color) ... In his 58th The Jayhawk linebackers appear young on paper, but in reality, are a strong group on the defensive side of the year at KU calling football and men’s bas- ball. The position is loaded with a nice blend of talent, experience and depth. All three starters (OLB Nick Reid, ketball ... A member of the KU Athletics MLB Gabriel Toomey, OLB Banks Floodman) are sophomores and all three have been impressive at the position. Hall of Fame ... Originated the KU Sports Reid, who came to KU as a quarterback, permanently switched to the defensive side of the ball because of his out- Network. standing play on special teams. He finished the 2002 season fourth on the team with 62 tackles while leading the club with six sacks. This year, Reid currently leads the team with 103 tackles after a collecting 12 against Texas ➤David Lawrence (sidelines) ... In his A&M. 10th season on the broadcast crew ... Was Floodman, a KU captain, played in all 11 games and made two starts as a true freshman in 2001. In the first an All-Big Eight Conference selection at half of KU’s 2002 season-opener at Iowa State, the Wichita, Kan., native was having a career day (eight tackles, one offensive guard for KU in 1981 ... Also sack, one QBH) when a knee injury forced him to the sidelines for the remainder of the year. His 15-yard inter- serves as the host of the Crimson and Blue ception return against Baylor on Oct. 18 marked the first of his career and sealed KU’s 28-21 win over the Bears. Currently, Floodman is third on the team with 74 tackles. Line radio show. Toomey, a sophomore transfer from Iowa Central CC, originally signed with Oklahoma but left Norman after ➤ a redshirt season. Last year, Toomey was named an NJCAA All-American and was also the Iowa Community Bob Newton (producer/engineer) ... In College Conference defensive player of the year. Toomey is second on the team with 97 tackles and eight TFLs this his 20th season on the broadcast crew. year. Waiting in the wings are several talented sophomores including Darren Rus, Brandon Perkins (team-leader with six quarterback sacks) and Kevin Kane who all Earning the honors this year were quarterback Bill receive playing time in backup roles. Whittemore, offensive lineman Adrian Jones, line- backer Banks Floodman, defensive lineman Travis Lamb Taking Charge Watkins and safety Zach Dyer. Freshman free safety Jonathan Lamb is quietly having a fine season after making the team this past spring as a Career Record Chasers walk-on. Lamb is currently fifth on the club with 66 QB Bill Whittemore tackles and is coming off one of his most impressive Whittemore, last year’s Big 12 Offensive Newcomer of National Polls performances as a Jayhawk. The Olathe, Kan., product the Year, moved into third-place all-time at KU for had a career-high nine tackles against Texas A&M and career touchdown passes after throwing two against ESPN Coaches Poll also recorded his first career interception. Lamb has Baylor on Oct. 18. Earlier this season, the Brentwood, 1. Oklahoma started all nine games this season in the Jayhawk sec- Tenn., native also moved into the top 10 in the KU 2. USC ondary. record books in several other categories including career attempts, career completions and TD runs by a quar- 3. Florida State Whittemore Candidate For Davey O’Brien Award terback. 4. LSU Jayhawk senior Bill Whittemore is one of 40+ can- 5. Virginia Tech didates for the Davey O’Brien Award given annually to CAREER PASSING YARDS 6. Ohio State the nation's top quarterback. The O’Brien Award is the 1. 6,410 1980-83 7. Miami (Fla.) oldest and most prestigious award in the country for 2. Kelly Donohoe 5,382 1986-89 8. Michigan college quarterbacks and is named in honor of the late 3. David Jaynes 5,132 1971-73 9. Georgia Davey O’Brien who was an All-American and Heisman 4. Mike Norseth 4,677 1984-85 10. Iowa Trophy winning quarterback at TCU in the 1930s. 5. Chip Hilleary 4,598 1989-92 11. Texas Other Big 12 quarterbacks on the watch list include 6. Bill Whittemore 3,587 2002-present 12. TCU Josh Fields (OSU), Jammal Lord (NU), Ell Roberson 13. Washington State (KSU) and Brad Smith (MU). Semifinalists for the CAREER PASSING ATTEMPTS 14. Purdue award will be announced in early November. 1. Frank Seurer 934 1980-83 15. Michigan State 2. David Jaynes 754 1971-73 16. Nebraska Defense Helping Out 3. Kelly Donohoe 745 1986-89 17. Tennessee The Kansas defensive unit has forced a turnover in 4. Mike Norseth 647 1984-85 18. Minnesota eight of nine games this season and, in three of the 5. Chip Hilleary 636 1989-92 19. Florida team’s contests, the Jayhawk “D” has scored a defensive 6. Dylen Smith 569 1999-00 20. Bowling Green touchdown. Junior defensive end David McMillan, 7. Bill Whittemore 499 2002-present who leads the team with a pair of defensive TDs, 21. Pittsburgh returned and errant Northwestern pass 31 yards for a CAREER COMPLETIONS 22. Oklahoma State score in KU’s first game of the season and also returned 1. Frank Seurer 467 1980-83 23. Northern Illinois a fumble 57 yards for a touchdown against Wyoming. 2. Kelly Donohoe 392 1986-89 24. Missouri Linebacker Gabriel Toomey turned the trick with a 29- 3. David Jaynes 389 1971-73 25. Louisville yard interception return against UNLV on Sept. 6. The 4. Mike Norseth 363 1984-85 KU defense, which has two INT returns for touch- 5. Chip Hilleary 335 1989-92 downs this year, did not have a single interception 6. Dylen Smith 275 1999-00 Associated Press Poll return for a touchdown last season. 7. Bill Whittemore 272 2002-present 1. Oklahoma 2. USC Did You Know? CAREER TOUCHDOWN PASSES 3. Florida State The Jayhawks are playing 12 regular-season games 1. David Jaynes 35 1971-73 4. LSU in back-to-back seasons for the first time in school his- 2. Frank Seurer 30 1980-83 5. Virginia Tech tory. The 2003 season marks just the fifth time in 3. Bill Whittemore 26 2002-present 6. Miami, Fla. school history that Kansas will play 12 regular-season 7. Ohio State contests. KU also played 12 regular-season games in CAREER TOUCHDOWN RUNS BY A QB 8. Michigan 2002, 1999, 1993 and 1985. 1. Chip Hilleary 23 1989-92 9. Georgia 2. 19 1966-68 All In The Family 3. Bill Whittemore 18 2002-present 10. Iowa Three sets of brothers are currently listed on the 11. Texas Jayhawk roster, including Greg and Gary Heaggans, CAREER TDS RESPSONSIBLE FOR 12. Washington State Josh and Cullen Homolka and identical twins Donnie 1. Chip Hilleary 48 1989-92 13. TCU and Ronnie Amadi. In addition, defensive tackle Travis (25 pass, 23 rush) 14. Michigan State Watkins and fullback Brandon Watkins are cousins. 2. Bill Whittemore 44 2002-present 15. Bowling Green (26 pass, 18 rush) 16. Purdue Tough Competition 17. Florida Four of KU’s final five games this season will be against CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE 18. Tennessee teams that appeared in bowl games last year-- Kansas 1. Frank Seurer 6,112 1980-83 19. Nebraska State (Holiday Bowl), Nebraska (Independence Bowl), (6,410 pass, -298 rush) 20. Mississippi Oklahoma State (Houston Bowl) and Iowa State 2. Chip Hilleary 5,888 1989-92 21. Oklahoma State (Humanitarian Bowl). (4,598 pass, 1,290 rush) 22. Missouri 3. Kelly Donohoe 5,228 1986-89 23. Northern Illinois Kansas Captains (5,382 pass, 154 rush) 24. Minnesota At the conclusion of spring practice this past April, 4. Mike Norseth 4,996 1984-85 25. Pittsburgh the Jayhawks named five team captains (two offense, (4,677 pass, 319 rush) two defense, one special teams) for the 2003 season. 5. David Jaynes 4,639 1971-73 KOR Greg Heaggans (5,132 pass, 493 rush) Sophomore kickoff return specialist Greg Heaggans set a 6. Bill Whittemore 4,501 2002-present school record with 691 return yards last season and broke (3,587 pass, 914 rush) KU’s all-time mark for career kickoff return yardage against Kansas State on Oct. 25 when he passed Maurice PK Johnny Beck Douglass who accumulated 1,077 yards in his two years Beck, who has connected for 29 field goals during his as a Jayhawk. Heaggans had seven kickoff returns for 139 three-plus years at Kansas, moved into fourth-place on yards against Texas A&M last week and now has 1,244 2003 Kansas Honors KU’s career field goals made list after he drilled two return yards in his career. against Kansas State on Oct. 25. Beck, who has 51 FG Curtis Ansel attempts in his career, also moved into the school’s all- CAREER KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE Ray Guy Award watch list time top five in that category. He has also scored 157 1. Greg Heaggans 1,244 2002-present career points at KU (29 FG, 70 extra points) and is cur- 2. Maurice Douglas 1,077 1988-89 Bill Whittemore rently in seventh-place on the school’s all-time scoring NCAA IA National Performer of the Week list. Game-by-Game Points Worth Noting by CollegeSportsReport.com after leading Northwestern (Aug. 30) KU to upset win over UNLV on Sept. 6 CAREER FIELD GOALS MADE ➤ The loss to Northwestern snapped KU’s four-game 1. Dan Eichloff 62-87 1990-93 win streak in home-openers. Davey O’Brien Award watch list 2. Bruce Kallmeyer 53-69 1980-83 ➤ David McMillan’s interception return for a touch- 3. Joe Garcia 40-63 1997-00 down was KU’s first since Oct. 20, 2001. Set the Big 12 Record for yards per attempt ➤ in a single game (17.9 vs. Wyoming) 4. Johnny Beck 29-50 2001-present A total of eight Jayhawks (Bob Whitaker, Lyonel Anderson, Charles Gordon, Monroe Weekley, Chuck Bruce Feldman of ESPN The Magazine CAREER FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Jones, Gabriel Toomey, Shelton Simmons and Jonathan ranks Whittemore 71st (top 100 players in 1. Dan Eichloff 62-87 1990-93 Lamb) made their first career starts. ➤ college football). “Not a one-man show in 2. Bruce Kallmeyer 53-69 1980-83 Whittemore’s 74-yard pass to Simmons was the Lawrence, but no player is more valuable in 3. Joe Garcia 40-63 1997-00 longest of his career. His previous best was a 39-yarder the Big 12 with the possible exception of 4. Johnny Beck 29-51 2001-present last season against UNLV. Rashaun Woods.” (Oct. 28) CAREER SCORING UNLV (Sept. 6) Mark Mangino 1. Dan Eichloff 302 1990-93 ➤ The win over UNLV snapped KU’s six-game losing Big 12 Midseason Coach of the Year by 2. June Henley 258 1993-96 streak at home. Collegefootballnews.com 3. Bruce Kallmeyer 233 1980-83 ➤ Tight end Denver Latimore scored his first career 4. Joe Garcia 223 1997-00 touchdown when he caught a 1-yard pass from Bill Junior College Recruiting Class 5. Jeff McCord 179 1994-96 Whittemore in the first quarter. KU’s 2003 JC recruiting class was ranked 6. Tony Sands 168 1988-91 ➤ Charles Gordon’s 82-yard punt return in the first No. 1 in the nation by Rivals.com 7. Johnny Beck 157 2001-present quarter was the longest non-scoring punt return in (29 FG, 70 PAT) school history. KU 42, Wyoming 35 ➤ Placekicker Johnny Beck tied his career-high by mak- Big 12 Game of the Week on Sept. 13 by CB Remuise Johnson ing four field goals in the game. Collegefootballnews.com Senior cornerback Remuise Johnson, who picked off six ➤ The Jayhawks did not attempt a punt in the game. passes last season, is three interceptions away from break- Colorado 50, KU 47 (ot) ing into KU’s all-time top five in career INTs. Johnson Wyoming (Sept. 13) Big 12 Game of the Week on Oct. 11 by spent his first two seasons at Garden City Community ➤ Fullback Austin Nwabuisi recorded the first multiple Collegefootballnews.com College before transferring to Kansas. touchdown game of his career. ➤ Sophomore Brandon Perkins recorded KU’s first sack Kansas Jayhawks NCAA IA Team of the Week by CAREER of the season. The team ended the game with three total 1. Ray Evans 17 1941-42, 46-47 quarterback sacks. CollegeSportsReport.com after defeating ➤ No. 23 Missouri 35-14 on Sept. 27 2. Hal Cleavinger 12 1950-52 Place kicker Johnny Beck tied his career-high by mak- 3. Milt Garner 11 1984-87 ing six PATs in the game. 4. Wayne Ziegler 10 1983-86 ➤ Whittemore’s 80.0 percent completion percentage 4. LeRoy Irvin 10 1976-79 (12-of-15) ties for the sixth-highest completion percent- 4. Gary Adams 10 1970-72 age in a game by a KU quarterback. 7. Pete Konek 9 1951-52 ➤ Whittemore threw for a career-high four touchdowns 8. Richard Bertuzzi 8 1945-48 including two to freshman wide receiver Charles 9. Remuise Johnson 7 2002-present Gordon.

KANSAS PLAYERS OF THE GAME

Offense Defense Special Teams Scout Team Offense Scout Team Defense Northwestern Adrian Jones Gabriel Toomey Darren Rus Nick McCaslin John Cannon UNLV Clark Green Nick Reid Johnny Beck Josh Homolka Cullen Homolka at Wyoming Bill Whittemore Gabriel Toomey Curtis Ansel Chris Roberts Chuck Jones Jacksonville State Bill Whittemore/Bob Whitaker Tony Stubbs Jon Cornish Matt Patterson Kyle Knighton Missouri Clark Green Remuise Johnson Charles Gordon/Kevin Kane Greg Heaggans Joey Cotten Colorado Bill Whittemore/Mark Simmons Nick Reid Greg Heaggans Jon Cornish Sadiq Muhammed Baylor Bill Whittemore Gabriel Toomey Jerome Kemp Jon Cornish Chris Brant at Kansas State n/a Nick Reid Kevin Kane Derek Fine Bruce Ringwood at Texas A&M ------Nebraska ------at Oklahoma State ------Iowa State ------Jacksonville State (Sept. 20) ➤ Mark Simmons' 65-yard touchdown in the first quarter marked his third TD catch of 65+ yards this year. ➤ Whittemore tied Dylen Smith for sixth place on the KU career touchdown passes chart (22). ➤ Whittemore's first qtr. (2 rushing TDs/2 passing TDs) performance was the first time at KU that a player was responsible for four TDs in a one qtr. ➤ KU's team passing yardage (396) ranked fourth on the school's single-game team passing yardage list. ➤ Quarterback Brian Luke recorded his first career touchdown pass in the fourth quarter, a strike to Gary Heaggans for his first career touchdown reception. ➤ Ten Jayhawks recorded a least one catch on the night, including Brandon Rideau, who recorded a career-high 106 receiving yards.

Missouri (Sept. 27) ➤ The Missouri-Kansas game was the highest-rated college football game in the Kansas City market ever on Fox Sports Net. The game drew a 7.7 rating, topping the Nebraska-Kansas State game in 2000, which drew a 6.6 rating. One ratings point equals about 8,750 households, meaning the MU-KU game was seen in about 67,375 Kansas City households. ➤ The sell-out crowd of 50,071 at Memorial Stadium was the largest to ever watch a KU-MU game in Lawrence. ➤ The 35-14 victory over Missouri was KU’s fourth straight win of the season, marking the first time since 1995 that KU has reeled off four consecutive “W’s”. ➤ With the win, KU untied the all-time series record against MU and now leads 52-51-9.

Colorado (Oct. 11) ➤ Sophomore receiver Mark Simmons carded career highs with six receptions and 152 yards to lead both teams in receiving yardage. ➤ Quarterback Bill Whittemore moved to third-place in school history on the list of career touchdown producers. He's run or passed for 42 TDs, six behind Chip Hilleary (1989-92) and one behind June Henley (1993-96). ➤ Whittemore’s career-best 422 passing yards rank second all-time in a single game. ➤ For the first time in school history, KU scored 35 or more points in five straight games. ➤ KU's 47 points were the most it has scored in a loss in school history.

Baylor (Oct. 18) ➤ Linebacker Banks Floodman sealed the KU win after recording his first career interception in the final minute of the game against the Bears. ➤ Quarterback Bill Whittemore moved into third-place on KU’s career touchdown passes list with a pair of TD strikes (Gordon and Simmons). ➤ Whittemore tossed his 15th touchdown pass of the year which tied a single-season school record. ➤ With the win, Kansas moved to 4-1 at home this season marking the most wins in Memorial Stadium since 1999 (5-1 at home). ➤ The Jayhawks were forced to punt a season-high four times in the contest.

Kansas State (Oct. 25) ➤ Quarterback Bill Whittemore is injured with the score 7-3 in favor of the Wildcats. KU is outscored 35-3 in the final three quarters. ➤ Junior quarterback John Nielsen completed 8-of-12 passes in his first career appearance. ➤ Sophomore Greg Heaggans set a KU record in career kickoff return yards after his 28-yard return in the first quarter. ➤ Johnny Beck was 2-for-2 in field goal attempts including a season-best 51-yarder in the third quarter. ➤ Kansas State defeated the Jayhawks for the 11th-straight time but KU still leads the all-time series 61-35-5.

Texas A&M (Nov. 1) ➤ Quarterback Adam Barmann made his collegiate debut and passed for a KU freshman record 294 yards. ➤ Barmann tied a school-record by accounting for five TDs in the game (4 passing, 1 rushing). ➤ Freshman wide receiver Charles Gordon set a KU freshman record by catching nine passes in the contest.

Longest Plays of the Year

Rushing Kickoff Return 31 yards by John Randle vs. UNLV 48 yards by Greg Heaggans vs. UNLV

Rushing Touchdown Interception Return 17 yards by Clark Green vs. Baylor 31 yards by David McMillan vs. Northwestern (TD)

Passing Fumble Return 74 yards by Bill Whittemore to Mark Simmons vs. Northwestern 53 yards by David McMillan at Wyoming (TD)

Passing Touchdown Punt 74 yards by Bill Whittemore to Mark Simmons vs. Northwestern 64 yards by Curtis Ansel vs. Colorado

Punt Return Field Goal 82 yards by Charles Gordon vs. UNLV 51 yards by Johnny Beck at Kansas State Jayhawk Season Records

Rushing Attempts Completion Percentage Touchdown Receptions PAT Kicks Made 1. June Henley ...... 302 1996 1. Mark Williams ...... 617 1995 1. Quintin Smith ...... 8 1989 1. Bill Bell ...... 48 1968 2. Tony Sands ...... 272 1991 (174-of-282) Bruce Adams ...... 8 1972 2. Dan Eichloff ...... 38 1992 3. June Henley ...... 233 1993 2. Asheiki Preston ...... 610 1993 3. Isaac Byrd ...... 7 1996 3. Jeff McCord ...... 37 1994 4. Kerwin Bell ...... 228 1980 (97-of-159) Bruce Adams ...... 7 1973 4. John Konek ...... 33 1952 5. ...... 218 1975 3. Chip Hilleary ...... 576 1990 5. Mark Simmons ...... 6 2003 5. Bob Helmbacher ...... 32 1970 6. Tony Sands ...... 216 1989 (129-of-224) Dwayne Chandler ...... 6 1992 6. Johnny Beck ...... 31 2003 7. David Winbush ...... 209 1998 4. Mike Norseth ...... 569 1984 Willie Vaughn ...... 6 1988 Dan Eichloff ...... 31 1991 John Riggins ...... 209 1970 (136-of-239) 8. Brandon Rideau ...... 5 2003 9. Maurice Douglas ...... 198 1992 5. Asheiki Preston ...... 564 1994 Byron Gasaway ...... 5 2002 KO Return Yards 9. Delvin Williams ...... 198 1973 (88-of-156) Isaac Byrd ...... 5 1995 1. Greg Heaggans ...... 691 2002 Closest Jayhawk Current Jayhawk (Would rank No. 1) Willie Vaughn ...... 5 1985 2. Greg Heaggans ...... 553 2003 Clark Green ...... 147 2003 Bill Whittemore ...... 624 2003 David Verser ...... 5 1980 (121-of-194) John Schroll ...... 5 1971 Punt Return Yards Rushing Yardage George McGowan ...... 5 1968 1. Gil Reich ...... 327 1952 1. Tony Sands ...... 1,442 1991 Passing Yards 2. LeRoy Irvin ...... 321 1979 2. June Henley ...... 1,349 1996 1. Mike Norseth ...... 2,995 1985 By a Freshman Closest Jayhawk 3. Laverne Smith ...... 1,181 1974 2. Frank Seurer ...... 2,789 1983 Willie Vaughn ...... 5 1985 Charles Gordon ...... 298 2003 4. John Riggins ...... 1,131 1970 3. David Jaynes ...... 2,253 1972 Charles Gordon ...... 4 2003 5. Wade Stinson ...... 1,129 1950 4. David Jaynes ...... 2,131 1973 All-Purpose Yards 6. June Henley ...... 1,127 1993 5. Kelly Donohoe ...... 2,125 1989 By a Sophomore 1. June Henley ...... 1,773 1995 7. Gale Sayers ...... 1,125 1962 6. Dylen Smith ...... 1,963 2000 Bruce Adams ...... 7 1973 (1,349 rush, 215 rec., 209 ret.) 8. Nolan Cromwell . . . . .1,124 1975 7. Mark Williams ...... 1,957 1995 Mark Simmons ...... 6 2003 2. Tony Sands ...... 1,449 1991 9. Kerwin Bell ...... 1,114 1980 8. Bill Whittemore . . . .1,921 2003 (1,442 rush, 7 rec., 0 ret.) 10. Tony Sands ...... 1,109 1989 9. Kelly Donohoe ...... 1,844 1988 By a Junior 3. Gale Sayers ...... 1,386 1963 11. Laverne Smith ...... 978 1976 10. Chip Hilleary ...... 1,730 1990 Dwayne Chandler ...... 6 1992 (917 rush, 155 rec., 333 ret.) 12. David Winbush ...... 974 1998 11. Mike Norseth ...... 1,682 1984 Brandon Rideau ...... 5 2003 4. Gale Sayers ...... 1,383 1964 13. Charlie Hoag ...... 940 1950 12. Bill Whittemore . . . .1,666 2002 (1,125 rush, 61 rec., 197 ret.) 14. Gale Sayers ...... 917 1963 Yardage Receiving 5. Donnie Shanklin . . . .1,373 1966 15. Maurice Douglas ...... 889 1992 Highest Passing Yards Per Game 1. Bob Johnson ...... 1,144 1983 (732 rush, 42 rec., 595 ret.) Closest Jayhawk Average 2. Richard Estell ...... 1,109 1985 6. June Henley ...... 1,314 1993 Clark Green ...... 715 2003 253.5 - Frank Seurer, 1983 3. Quintin Smith ...... 898 1989 (1,127 rush, 53 rec., 134 ret.) 249.6 - Mike Norseth, 1985 4. Isaac Byrd ...... 840 1996 7. Ron Jessie ...... 1,301 1969 Rushing Touchdowns 204.8 - David Jaynes, 1972 5. Willie Vaughn ...... 812 1988 (603 rush, 336 rec., 362 ret.) 1. June Henley ...... 17 1996 Current Jayhawk (Would rank No. 3) 6. Emmett Edwards ...... 802 1973 8. Laverne Smith ...... 1,300 1974 2. Chip Hilleary ...... 14 1991 Bill Whittemore ...... 240.1 2003 7. Bruce Adams ...... 704 1972 (1,181 rush, 119 rec., 0 ret.) John Riggins ...... 14 1970 8. Mark Simmons ...... 682 2003 9. June Henley ...... 1,270 1995 Wade Stinson ...... 14 1950 200-Yard Passing Games 9. Willie Vaughn ...... 672 1987 (766 rush, 312 rec., 192 ret.) 5. June Henley ...... 13 1993 1. Mike Norseth ...... 8 1985 10. Wayne Capers ...... 629 1981 10. Clark Green ...... 1,221 2002 Bud Laughlin ...... 13 1951 2. Frank Seurer ...... 7 1982 Closest Other Jayhawk (813 rush, 408 rec.) 7. John Riggins ...... 12 1970 David Jaynes ...... 7 1972 Charles Gordon ...... 505 2003 11. Delvin Williams . . . . .1,201 1973 Maurice Douglas ...... 12 1992 4. Bill Whittemore ...... 6 2003 (762 rush, 272 rec., 167 ret.) Bobby Douglass ...... 12 1968 5. Bill Whittemore ...... 5 2002 By a Freshman 12. David Winbush . . . . .1,195 1998 10. Bill Whittemore ...... 11 2002 Kelly Donohoe ...... 5 1989 Charles Gordon ...... 505 2003 (974 rush, 75 rec., 146 ret.) L.T. Levine ...... 11 1994 13. Kerwin Bell ...... 1,179 1980 Tony Sands ...... 11 1989 Passing Touchdowns By a Sophomore (1,114 rush, 65 rec., 0 ret.) Closest Jayhawk 1. Bill Whittemore ...... 15 2003 Bruce Adams ...... 704 1973 14. Maurice Douglas . . . .1,178 1992 Bill Whittemore ...... 7 2003 Mike Norseth ...... 15 1985 Mark Simmons ...... 682 2003 (899 rush, 156 rec., 123 ret.) David Jaynes ...... 15 1972 15. John Riggins ...... 1,175 1970 Passing Attempts 4. Mark Williams ...... 14 1995 Total Offense (1,131 rush, 44 rec., 0 ret.) 1. Mike Norseth ...... 408 1985 Frank Seurer ...... 14 1983 1. Mike Norseth ...... 3,214 1985 Closest Jayhawk 2. Frank Seurer ...... 353 1983 Dick Gilman ...... 14 1948 (2,995 pass, 219 rush) Clark Green ...... 1,083 2003 3. David Jaynes ...... 330 1973 7. David Jaynes ...... 13 1973 2. Frank Seurer ...... 2,660 1983 (715 rush, 368 rec., 0 ret.) 4. Dylen Smith ...... 306 2000 8. Dylen Smith ...... 12 1999 (2,789 pass, -129 rush) 5. Bill Whittemore ...... 305 2002 Chip Hilleary ...... 12 1992 3. Dylen Smith ...... 2,334 2000 Total Tackles 6. Mike Orth ...... 290 1986 Kelly Donohoe ...... 12 1989 (1,963 pass, 371 rush) 1. Willie Pless ...... 206 1984 7. David Jaynes ...... 287 1972 Bobby Douglass ...... 12 1968 4. Bill Whittemore . . . .2,286 2003 2. Willie Pless ...... 191 1985 8. Mark Williams ...... 282 1995 12. Bill Whittemore ...... 11 2002 (1,921 pass, 365 rush) 3. Willie Pless ...... 188 1983 9. Dylen Smith ...... 263 1999 4. Curtis Moore ...... 170 1988 10. Frank Seurer ...... 259 1982 Pass Receptions TDs Responsible For 5. Steve Towle ...... 155 1974 Closest Jayhawk 1. Richard Estell ...... 70 1985 1. Bill Whittemore ...... 22 2003 6. Darnell Williams ...... 147 1983 Bill Whittemore ...... 194 2003 2. Bob Johnson ...... 58 1983 (15 pass, 7 rush) 7. Roger Robben ...... 146 1989 3. Isaac Byrd ...... 53 1996 1. Bill Whittemore ...... 22 2002 8. Kyle McNorton ...... 132 1981 Passing Completions 4. Quintin Smith ...... 50 1989 (11 pass, 11 rush) 8. Kyle McNorton ...... 132 1980 1. Mike Norseth ...... 227 1985 5. Emmett Edwards ...... 49 1973 10. Terry Beeson ...... 130 1976 2. Frank Seurer ...... 187 1983 6. Isaac Byrd ...... 48 1995 PAT Kicks Attempted Closest Jayhawk 3. Mark Williams ...... 174 1995 7. Harrison Hill ...... 47 2000 1. Bill Bell ...... 48-53 1968 Nick Reid ...... 103 2003 4. David Jaynes ...... 172 1973 8. Ashaundai Smith ...... 41 1995 2. John Konek ...... 33-43 1952 Gabriel Toomey ...... 97 2003 5. David Jaynes ...... 153 1972 Willie Vaughn ...... 41 1986 3. Dan Eichloff ...... 38-38 1992 6. Bill Whittemore ...... 151 2002 10. John Schroll ...... 40 1971 4. Jeff McCord ...... 37-37 1994 7. Mike Orth ...... 144 1986 Closest Jayhawks Bill Rinehart ...... 25-37 1949 8. Kelly Donohoe ...... 141 1989 Charles Gordon ...... 35 2003 6. Johnny Beck ...... 31-34 2003 9. Dylen Smith ...... 140 2000 Clark Green ...... 31 2003 Bob Helmbacher . . . .32-34 1970 10. Mike Norseth ...... 136 1984 Mark Simmons ...... 30 2003 8. Dan Eichloff ...... 31-33 1991 Closest Jayhawk 9. Jeff Johnson ...... 29-32 1985 Bill Whittemore ...... 121 2003 2003 Kansas and Opponent Scoring Drives

2003 Kansas TD Drives - 36 (+3 Def. TD/+1 ST TD) 2003 Opponent TD Drives - 32 (+1 Def. TD/+2 ST TD) Qtr. Opp. Scoring Play Qtr. Opp. Scoring Play 3rd Northwestern Simmons, M. 74 yard pass from Whittemore 2nd Northwestern Wright 18 yard run 1st UNLV Latimore 1 yard pass from Whittemore 2nd Northwestern Wright 4 yard run 3rd UNLV Rideau 12 yard pass from Whittemore 4th Northwestern Wright 1 yard run 3rd UNLV Simmons 39 yard pass from Whittemore 4th Northwestern Wright 1 yard run 4th UNLV Whittemore 1 yard run 1st UNLV Croom 60 yard run 1st Wyoming Nwabuisi 6 yard pass from Whittemore 2nd UNLV Croom 3 yard run 1st Wyoming Nwabuisi 8 yard run 4th UNLV Perkins 2 yard run 2nd Wyoming Gordon 32 yard pass from Whittemore 1st Wyoming McGuffey 33 yard pass from Bramlet 2nd Wyoming Simmons 70 yard pass from Whittemore 1st Wyoming Bouknight 47 yard pass from Bramlet 3rd Wyoming Gordon 26 yard pass from Whittemore 3rd Wyoming Bouknight 7 yard run 1st Jacksonville State Whittemore 2 yard run 4th Wyoming McGuffey 4 yard pass from Bramlet 1st Jacksonville State Simmons 65 yard pass from Whittemore 4th Wyoming Bouknight 32 yard pass from Bramlet 1st Jacksonville State Rideau 54 yard pass from Whittemore 2nd Jacksonville State Willis 57 yard pass from Mullins 1st Jacksonville State Whittemore 15 yard run 1st Missouri Smith 4 yard run 4th Jacksonville State Green 13 yard run 3rd Missouri Outlaw 9 yard pass from Smith 4th Jacksonville State Heaggans, Gary 14 yard pass from Luke 1st Colorado Klopfenstein 48 yard pass from Klatt 1st Missouri Whittemore 1 yard run 1st Colorado Klatt 1 yard run 2nd Missouri Green 4 yard run 2nd Colorado Hackett 25 yard pass from Klatt 4th Missouri Green 6 yard run 3rd Colorado Jolly 2 yard run 4th Missouri Whittemore 4 yard run 3rd Colorado Jolly 1 yard run 4th Missouri Randle 3 yard run 1ot Colorado Calhoun 12 yard run 1st Colorado Rideau 64 yard pass from Whittemore 2nd Baylor Armstrong 23 yard pass from Karas 2nd Colorado Whittemore 7 yard run 4th Baylor Roberts 15 yard pass from Karas 2nd Colorado Whittemore 1 yard run 1st Kansas State Roberson 3 yard run 2nd Colorado Green 9 yard run 2nd Kansas State Dennis 20 yard pass from Roberson 2nd Colorado Green 41 yard pass 2nd Kansas State Sproles 7 yard run 4th Colorado Simmons 5 yard pass from Whittemore 3rd Kansas State Mann 1 yard run 1st Baylor Green 17 yard run 3rd Kansas State Roberson 1 yard run 2nd Baylor Gordon 18 yard pass from Whittemore 1st Texas A&M Joseph 8 yard run 4th Baylor Simmons 40 yard pass from Whittemore 2nd Texas A&M McNeal 4 yard run 4th Baylor Randle 12 yard run 3rd Texas A&M Lewis 25 yard run 1st Texas A&M Green 48 yard pass from Barmann 3rd Texas A&M Farmer 2 yard run 2nd Texas A&M Barmann 1 yard run 4th Texas A&M Van Zant 28 yard pass from McNeal 3rd Texas A&M Randle 39 yard pass from Barmann 4th Texas A&M Rideau 18 yard pass from Barmann 4th Texas A&M Rideau 13 yard pass from Barmann

2003 Kansas Scoring Drives 2003 Opponent Scoring Drives 44 Drives (16 run, 20 pass, 8 FG) 38 Drives (21 run, 12 pass, 5 FG) * 13 first quarter drives (5 run, 6 pass, 2 FG) * 10 first quarter drives (5 run, 3 pass, 2 FG) * 11 second quarter drives (5 run, 4 pass, 2 FG) * 9 second quarter drives (5 run, 4 pass, 0 FG) * 8 third quarter drives (0 run, 5 pass, 3 FG) * 9 third quarter drives (7 run, 1 pass, 1 FG) * 11 fourth quarter drives (6 run, 5 pass, 0 FG) * 9 fourth quarter drives (3 run, 4 pass, 2 FG) * 1 overtime drive (0 run, 0 pass, 1 FG) * 1 overtime drive (1 run, 0 pass, 0 FG)