RICE HONORS BLAIN PADGETT

The 2018 Rice Football season is dedicated to our friend, brother and teammate Blain Padgett, who passed away on March 2.

He was an immediate contributor from the moment he stepped on campus as a true freshman in 2015, a dominant force as a starter in 2016 and remained a leader in 2017 after an injury cut his season short. His leadership continued to energize the Owls in the offseason as the team transitioned to a new coaching staff.

His name will remain alongside his teammates on our roster and his spirit and passion for the game of football will be a constant source of inspiration each and every day to the Rice Football family. Associate HC/ST Coordinator l Pete Lembo TEAM INFORMATION UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Alma Mater l Georgetown, ‘92 RICE FACT BOOK CONTENTS Location l , 77251 2017 Record l 1-11 OC/Wide Receivers l Jerry Mack C-USA Record/Finish l 1-7 / 6th West Founded l 1891 Rice Football Rosters 2 Alma Mater l State, ‘03 Starters Returning/Lost | 12/12 Enrollment l 6,904 Rice Pronunciation Guide 5 DC/Safeties l Brian Smith Offense |5/6 Nickname l Owls Rice Player Biographies 6 Alma Mater l Massachusetts, ‘01 Defense | 5/6 Mascot l Sammy the Owl Rice Coaching Staff Biographies 64 Offensive Linel Joe Ashfield Specialists | 2/0 Colors l Blue (pms 281c) and Gray (pms 424c) Alma Mater l St. John’s (Minn.), ‘00 2017 Statistics 84 Conference l Conference USA Lettermen Returning/Lost | 49/27 Tight Ends l Bill Best 2017 Review 104 l Rice Stadium (47,000) Offense |20/10 Alma Mater l -Monroe, ‘01 Rice Record Book 127 Playing Surface l AstroTurf Defense | 24/17 Defensive Line l Cedric Calhoun Post-Season Honors 165 President l David W. Leebron (Harvard, ‘76) Specialists | 5/0 Alma Mater l Morehouse, ‘95 Team Awards 170 Athletics Director l Joe Karlgaard (Stanford, ‘96) QBs l Robbie Picazo Rice Letterman List 176 Athletics Phone Number l 713.348.6920 Alma Mater l Stanford, ‘13 All-Time Results 186 Ticket Office Numberl 713.348.OWLS (6957) MEDIA RELATIONS Running Backs l Drew Svoboda Football Contact l Chuck Pool Series Records 199 Mailing Address l P.O. Box 1892, MS 548 Alma Mater l Stephen F. Austin, ‘99 Office Number 713.348.5775l Rice Bowl History 207 Houston, TX 77251-1892 Linebackers l Scott Vestal Cell Number l 832.244.6476 2018-19 C-USA Bowls 208 Physical Address l Alma Mater l Texas A&M, ‘03 Email Address l [email protected] 6100 Main Street l Gerard Wilcher SID Fax Number l 713.348.6019 Houston, TX 77005 Alma Mater l Morehouse, ‘92 Rice Press Box l 713.348.5638 Strength & Conditioning l Hans Straub COACHING STAFF Alma Mater l Towson, ‘02 Head l Assistant AD/Football Operations l Jerry Pickle RICE DIGITAL & SOCIAL MEDIA is committed to affirmative action and Rice Website l RiceOwls.com Alma Mater l Florida State, ‘99 Alma Mater l Delta State, ‘76 equal opportunity in education and employment. Rice Rice Facebook l facebook.com/riceowlsfootball does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, Record at Rice l 0-0 (.000) l First Season Chief of Staff l John Simmons Career Record l 0-0 (.000) l First Season Rice Twitter l @ricefootball sex, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age, Alma Mater l UTSA, ‘14 disability or veteran status.

RICE FOOTBALL I 1 No Name Ht Wt Pos Cl-Exp Hometown/Last School 3 Douglas-Dotson, Brandon 5-9.5 177 CB SR-3L Hutton, Texas/Hutto 96 Abercrumbia, Zach 6-2 286 DT RS JR-2L , Texas/Skyline 33 Ekpe, Anthony 6-0 231 LB RS SO-1L Pflugerville, Texas/Hendrickson 89 Adams, Miles 6-4 231 DE FR Houston, Texas, Strake Jesuit 9 Ellerbe, Nahshon 5-9 210 RB RS JR-2L Frisco, Texas/Trinity Christian Academy 36 Adams, Myles 6-2 268 DL JR-2L Arlington, Texas/Mansfield Summit 12 Ellis D’ Angelo 5-11 174 DB JR-2L Houston, Texas/Cy Ridge 15 Akunebu, Uzoma 5-11 240 LB JR-2L Austin, Texas/St. Stephens Episcopal 53 Elms, Cole 6-2 260 OL RS JR College Station, Texas/Brazos Christian 55 Alldredge, Blaze 6-2 217 LB SO Celebration, Fla./Los Angeles Pierce College 14 Enechukwu, Ikenna 6-3 249 FR Kansas City, Mo./Ruskin 64 Amodio, Devin 6-2 269 OL FR Katy, Texas/Seven Lakes 33 Esukpa, Emmanuel 5-11.5 232 RB RS JR-2L Grand Prairie, Texas/Mansfield 65 Armstrong, Luke 6-3 252 OL FR Austin, Texas/Westlake 15 Faaeteete, Antonio 6-0 195 RB FR Oakland, Calif./Fremont 58 Baker, Shea 6-1 289 OL RS FR Round Rock, Texas/Cedar Ridge 75 Ferraro, Derek 6-6 292 OL FR New Rochelle, N.Y./Iona Prep 86 Barnes, Chris 6-1 250 P RS JR The Woodlands, Texas/College Park 2 Fox, Jack 6-1.5 224 K SR-3L St. Louis, Missouri/Ladue Horton Watkins 6 Battley, Ja’Quez 5-10 215 LB FR Fort Worth, Texas/Arlington Heights 18 French, Robert 6-5 223 TE FR Jacksonville, Fla./Bartram Trail 7 Bickham, Justin 6-1 196 CB JR-2L Pflugerville, Texas/Pflugerville 73 Garcia, Cole 6-4 311 OL FR Dallas, Texas/Bishop Lynch 19 Bird, Andrew 6-1 168 CB FR Ft. Worth, Texas/All Saints Episcopal 92 Garcia, Elijah 6-5 296 DL RS SO-1L San Antonio, Texas/Stevens 16 Blosser, Robbie 6-0 194 QB RS FR Thousand Oaks, Calif./Bishop Mora Salesian 45 Gentosi, Giovanni 6-2 247 FB GR Newport Beach, Calif./UCLA 6 Boudreaux, Chris 5-11 167 WR RS FR Beaumont, Texas/Central 4 Glaesmann, Sam 6-3 218 QB RS SO-1L Waco, Texas/Midway 30 Broussard, Ari 6-0 215 LB FR New Orleans, La./Lusher 46 Grammer, Garrett 6-0 220 LB/LS SO-1L Rosenberg, Texas/Richmond Foster 82 Bull, Jaegar 6-4 226 TE RS FR Corpus Christi, Texas/Flour Bluff 37 Grams, Jacob 6-0 192 SAF RS FR Houston, Texas/Episcopal[ 4 Calderon, Prudy 5-11 205 DB FR San Marcos, Texas/San Marcos 5 Green, Wiley 6-3 192 QB FR Plano, Texas/Prestonwood Christian 83 Cardwell, Rhett 6-1 198 WR RS SO Houston, Texas/Kinkaid School 66 Greene, Jack 6-4 318 OL RS SO-1L Missouri City, Texas/Ridge Point 28 Cephus, Aaron 6-4 200 WR RS SO Houston, Texas/Dekaney 93 Hanusa, Parker 6-4 262 DL RS SR-2L Austin, Texas/Westwood 17 Chamberlain, Treshawn 5-10 208 LB FR Greenwood, S.C./Emerald 11 Harmon, Brendan 6-5 201 WR FR Ft. Worth, Texas/All Saints Episcopal 22 Cimino, Lawrence 5-10 173 DB RS SR-1L Plano, Texas/West 25 Harrison, Will 5-11 180 K SO-1L Westfield, Ind./Westfield 9 Clark, Jorian 5-10 195 CB RS SR-3L Mesquite, Texas/Horn 34 Hart, Caleb 6-3 216 LB FR Richardson, Texas/J.J. Pearce 12 Conrad, Austin 5-11 185 WR RS FR Spring, Texas/Klein 52 Hubbard, JaVante 6-2 248 DL RS SO-1L Houston, Texas/Elsik 16 Cummings, Josh 5-9.5 189 DB RS JR-2L Murphy, Texas/Dallas Jesuit 42 James, Dylan 6-4 228 LB RS SO-1L San Antonio, Texas/Johnson 79 Dill, Joseph 6-4 324 OL JR-1L Baytown, Texas/Lee 84 Long, Trevor 6-5 254 WR RS SR-3L East Bernard, Texas/East Bernard 48 Doddridge, Jacob 6-3 255 FB FR Southlake, Texas/Southlake Carroll 39 Malcomb, Clayton 6-0 222 DS RS SR-2L Tomball, Texas/Concordia Lutheran

2 I RICE FOOTBALL I ROSTERS 19 Marshman, Evan 5-11 202 QB RS FR Austin, Texas/Houston Christian 71 Servin, Clay 6-4 273 OL FR Richardson, Texas/J.J. Pearce 85 McQuarry, Nicholas 6-2 199 K/P FR Jacksonville, Fla./Westwood (Mass.) 8 Silcox, Dylan 6-2 217 LB RS SO-1L Winnie, Texas/East Chambers 74 Mike, Andrew 6-6 326 OL GR Tucson, Ariz./Florida 50 Smith, Corbin 6-4 335 OL RS FR Port Neches, Texas/Nederland 60 Mokry, Crockett 6-4 302 OL RS JR-1L McCoy, Texas/Pleasanton 26 Sorensen, Nicholas 6-0 182 WR RS FR Cypress, Texas/Cy Ranch 1 Montero, Antonio 6-0 216 LB FR Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie 32 Spencer, Nolan 6-3 185 WR RS FR Arnhem, The Netherlands 8 Montgomery, Cameron 5-7 158 WR SO-1L Stafford, Texas/Stafford 3 Stankavage, Shawn 6-2 201 QB GS Durham, N.C./Vanderbilt 7 Myers, Jordan 6-2 217 TE RS SO-1L Dickinson, Texas/Dickinson 85 Suckley, Brendan 6-2 236 TE FR Corpus Christi, Texas/Flour Bluff 5 Newsome, Dasharm 5-11 191 DB RS SO-1L Houston, Texas/Cy Ridge 78 Syptak, Jake 6-5 270 OL FR The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands 31 Nwakamma, Martin 6-1 218 LB RS SR-3L Leander, Texas/Leander 55 Terrill, Matt 6-6.5 273 OL RS JR-1L Austin, Texas/Hyde Park 20 Nyakwol, George 6-0 184 DB SO-1L Houston, Texas/Aldine Eisenhower 91 Thompson, Carl 6-3 277 DT RS JR-2L Denton, Texas/Guyer 10 Orji, Kenneth 6-2 240 DE RS FR Missouri City, Texas/Elkins 18 Thornton, Tyrae 5-10 182 DB RS FR Houston, Texas/Cy Ridge 77 Osuji, Uzoma 6-6 300 OL RS SO-1L Coppell, Texas/Coppell 18 Tobola, Haden 6-1 187 K SR-3L West, Texas/West 21 Otoviano, Juma 5-10 189 RB FR Arlington, Texas/James Martin 17 Towns, Parker 6-3 198 QB FR Dallas, Texas/Jesuit 90 Padgett, Blain 6-5 250 DE RS JR-3L Sour Lake, Texas/Hardin Jefferson 10 Trammell, Austin 5-10 182 WR SO-1L Spring, Texas/Klein 44 Page Kebreyun 6-2 204 LB FR Cedar Hill, Texas/Cedar Hill 14 Tyner, Jackson 6-5 251 QB RS JR-2L Edgewood, Texas/Edgewood 63 Peterson, Brandt 6-6 277 OL RS FR Austin, Texas/Hyde Park Baptist 11 Valentine, Cameron 6-3 264 DE FR Richmond, Texas/Foster 35 Phillips, Will 6-4 251 TE/FB RS SO-1L Franklin, Texas/Franklin 1 Walter, Aston 5-8 209 WR RS SR-3L Crosby, Texas/Crosby 76 Pierce, Sam 6-6 295 OL RS SR-3L Cypress, Texas/St. Pius X 2 Walter, Austin 5-8 202 RB RS SR-3L Crosby, Texas/Crosby 88 Pitre III, August 6-2 169 WR FR Opelousas, La./Northwest 13 Whitaker, Collin 5-10 197 RB RS SO-1L Plano, Texas/Prestonwood Christian 23 Richardson, Isaiah 6-1 209 DB SO-1L Richmond, Texas/Foster 28 White, Jason 5-8 149 CB FR Desoto, Texas/Bishop Dunne 45 Riddle, Campbell 6-2 224 DS FR Peoria, Ariz./Centennial 95 Wilkins, Roe 6-3 260 DT RS JR-2L Sour Lake, Texas/Hardin Jefferson 29 Robert, Houston 6-0 188 SAF RS JR-2L Baton Rouge, La./Parkview Baptist 40 Wright, Brady 6-3 252 DE RS SR-3L Cypress, Texas/Cy Fair 44 Royall, Randall 6-1 235 LB RS FR Houston, Texas/Stratford 24 Sams, Matthew 5-9 194 DB FR Austin, Texas/Westlake 80 Sanchez, Jonathan 6-6 234 TE RS FR McAllen, Texas/Memorial 94 Schantz, Graysen 6-3 242 DE GS-2L Hickory Creek, Texas/Lake Dallas 98 Schuman, Trey 6-2 268 DE RS FR Burleson, Texas/Burleson

RICE FOOTBALL I ROSTERS I 3 NUMERICAL ROSTER 1 Antonio Montero LB 11 Cameron Valentine DE 24 Matthew Sams DB 46 Garrett Grammer LB/LS 1 Aston Walter WR 12 Austin Conrad WR 25 Will Harrison K 49 Jacob Doddridge FB 2 Jack Fox K 12 D’ Angelo Ellis DB 26 Nicholas Sorensen WR 50 Corbin Smith OL 2 Austin Walter RB 13 Collin Whitaker DB 28 Aaron Cephus WR 52 JaVante Hubbard DL 3 Brandon Douglas-Dotson CB 14 Ikenna Enechukwu RUSH 28 Jason White CB 53 Cole Elms OL 3 Shawn Stankavage QB 14 Jackson Tyner QB 29 Houston Robert SAF 55 Blaze Alldredge LB 4 Prudy Calderon DB 15 Uzoma Akunebu LB 30 Ari Broussard LB 55 Matt Terrill OL 4 Sam Glaesmann QB 15 Antonio Faaeteete RB 31 Martin Nwakamma LB 58 Shea Baker OL 5 Dasharm Newsome DB 16 Robbie Blosser QB 32 Nolan Spencer WR 60 Crockett Mokry OL 5 Wiley Green QB 16 Joshua Cummings DB 33 Anthony Ekpe LB 63 Brandt Peterson OL 6 Ja’Quez Battley LB 17 Treshawn Chamberlain LB 33 Emmanuel Esukpa RB 64 Devin Amodio OL 6 Chris Boudreaux WR 17 Parker Towns QB 34 Caleb Hart LB 65 Luke Armstrong OL 7 Justin Bickham CB 18 Robert French TE 35 Will Phillips TE/FB 66 Jack Greene OL 7 Jordan Myers TE 18 Tyrae Thornton DB 37 Jacob Grams SAF 71 Clay Servin OL 8 Cameron Montgomery WR 18 Haden Tobola K 39 Clayton Malcomb LS 73 Cole Garcia OL 8 Dylan Silcox LB 19 Andrew Bird CB 40 Brady Wright DE 74 Andrew Mike OL 9 Jorian Clark CB 19 Evan Marshman QB 42 Dylan James LB 75 Derek Ferraro OL 9 Nahshon Ellerbe RB 20 Nyakwol, George DB 44 Kebreyun Page LB 76 Sam Pierce OL 10 Kenneth Orji DE 21 Juma Otoviano RB 44 Randall Royall FB 77 Uzoma Osuji OL 10 Austin Trammell WR 22 Lawrence Cimino DB 45 Giovanni Gentosi FB 78 Jake Syptak OL 11 Brendan Harmon WR 23 Isaiah Richardson DB 45 Campbell Riddle DS 79 Joseph Dill OL

4 I RICE FOOTBALL I ROSTERS NUMERICAL ROSTER PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 80 Jonathan Sancez TE No Name Pronunciation No Name Pronunciation 82 Jaegar Bull TE 96 Zach Abercrumbia Aber-crumb-bee-uh 93 Parker Hanusa Hah-new-sa 83 Rhett Cardwell WR 15 Uzoma Akunebu Oo-zo-mah 52 JaVante Hubbard Ja-von-tay 84 Trevor Long WR Ah-koo-neyboo 60 Crocket Mokry Moe-cree 85 Nicholas McQuarry K/P 6 Ja’Quez Battley Jah-kez 5 Dasharm Newsom Dah-sharm 85 Brendan Suckley TE 82 Jaegar Bull Jay-ger 31 Martin Nwakamma Wa-kah-ma 86 Chris Barnes TE 4 Prudy Calderon Proo-dee 20 George Nyakwol Nie-ah-kwall 88 August Pitre III WR 28 Aaron Cephus See-fus 10 Kenneth Orji Oar-gee 89 Miles Adams DE 17 Treshawn Chamberlain Tra-shawn 77 Uzoma Osuji Oo-zoe-ma 90 Blain Padgett DE 22 Lawrence Cimino Cha-me-no Oh-soo-gee 91 Carl Thompson DT 20 Jorian Clark Jor-ree-an 21 Juma Otoviano Ju-mah 92 Elijah Garcia DL 33 Anthony Ekpe Ek-pay Oh-toe-vee-ah-no 93 Parker Hanusa DL 14 Ikenna Enechukwu Eye-ken-ah 44 Kebreyun Page Key-bron 94 Graysen Schantz DE Inn-e-chu-ku 88 August Pitre III Peet 95 Roe Wilkins DT 25 Nahshon Ellerbe El-er-bee 29 Houston Robert Roe-bear 96 Zach Abercrumbia DT 33 Emmanuel Esukpa Uh-soup-ah 98 Trey Schuman Shoo-man 98 Trey Schuman DE 15 Antonio Faaeteete Fie-ah-tay-tay 18 Tyrae Thornton Tie-ray 99 Myles Adams DL 45 Giovanni Gentosi Jee-oh-va-nay 18 Haden Tobola Ta-bowl-ah Gen-toe-see 4 Sam Glaesmann Glaze-man

RICE FOOTBALL I ROSTERS I 5 career-high with four tackles twice (Army and North Texas)... Personal Zach Credited with his first career sack vs. Baylor. Full name: Zachary Lamont Abercrumbia... Born: June 30 at Dallas, Texas. ... Parents: Billy and Sherry Abercrumbia (two ABERCRUMBIA96 2015 brothers, two sisters)... Sister, Sherena, played basketball at Lon DT, 6-2, 286, JUNIOR True freshman who saw action in 11 of 12 games... Had the Morris and Hampton... Rice major: Sports Management...Rice DALLAS, TEXAS best game of young career vs. LA , finishing with four College: Sid Richardson. SKYLINE HS tackles including sharing his first TFL... Set up the Owls’ 1st TD at UTEP with his first career forced ... Blocked a PAT vs. Zach Ambercrumbia’s Career Stats Rice Southern Miss... Credited with his first career tackle at Texas. Preseason second team selection by Phil Steele... 2016 Com- DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PD QBH 2015 6 5 11 1.5/3 - 1 - - 1 missioner’s Honor Roll. Skyline High School 2016 4 10 14 1.5/7 1.0/4 - - - - All-District 9-6A, All-Area and second-team APSE All-State se- 2017 24 13 37 4.0/23 2.0/19 - 1 - 2 2017 lection as a senior at Skyline High for coach Reggie Samples… TOTAL 34 28 62 7.0/33 3.0/23 1 1 - 3 Played in a career-best 12 games (all starts) and reached career Led Skyline to the 6A D1 semifinals… Team captain… Finished highs in tackles (37), unassisted (24), assists (13), TFL (4) and with 81 tackles, 22 of which were for loss (14 sacks), 1 forced Game Highs sacks (2)… Established a single game high with five tackles Tackles: 5 three times fumble, 1 fumble recovery and 20 hurries… Sacks: 1.0 three times vs. Army and matched that total in back-to-back efforts vs. LA Ranked by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football as the #6 defensive Tackles for Loss: 1.5 at Pitt (S 30, 2017) Tech and at UAB… Credited with a career-high 1.5 TFLs at Pitt tackle in its postseason edition and at #87 in their final Texas including his second sack of the year… Also credited with a 150…Member of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s Texas sack in the opener vs. Stanford in the Sydney Cup. Top 300 and listed as one of the top 25 defensive tackles… Member of the National Honor Society… Who’s Who in High 2016 School… Ranked in the top 15% of his graduating class. Started the first four games before seeing his season due to an upper body injury that required surgery... Matched his

6 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES both offense and defense as the Jaguars finished 10-2 and Miles Myles were Bi-District champions ... Second-team Academic All-State as well ... Credited with 93 knockdown blocks as a senior on ADAMS 89 ADAMS 99 offense while also recording 84 tackles, including 15 for loss DE, 6-4, 231, FRESHMAN DL, 6-2, 268, JUNIOR (nine sacks) and an ...Second team DFW Super HOUSTON, TEXAS ARLINGTON, TEXAS Team by the Ft. Worth Star Telegram ... Dual regional qualifier STRAKE JESUIT MANSFIELD SUMMIT HS in shot and discus and a regional qualifier in powerlifting as a junior... Member of the National Honor Society. Strake Jesuit Rice All-District 19-6A while compiling 53 tackles (five sacks) for 2018 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Personal coach Mark Modeste at Strake Jesuit... Led the Crusaders to the Full name: Myles Jordan Adams... Born: Mar. 9 ... Parents: Lish second round of the 6A D2 playoffs before falling to eventual 2017 and Valerie Adams...Rice Major: Kinesiology...Rice College: state champion Cy Fair... Top game as a senior came against Saw action in all 12 games and reached career-highs in tackles McMurtry. Cinco Ranch when he was credited with 10 tackles and pair (16), unassisted tackles (9) and assists (7)… Established a of sacks... Also credited with 21 quarterback hurries, includ- single-game best with four tackles vs. Army. Myles Adams’ Career Stats ing seven vs. Memorial...Competes in the discus and threw his career best (142-4) when competing at the Victor Lopez Classic 2016 DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PD QBH at Rice... Academic All-State second team. 2016 7 2 9 1.0/10 1.0/10 1 - - 1 True freshman who made his debut in opener at WKU and had 2017 9 7 16 1.0/2 - - - - 1 nine tackles on the season... Credited with three tackles vs. TOTAL 16 9 25 2.0/12 1.0/10 1 - - 2 Personal Baylor and added two vs. North Texas... Credited with a sack Full name: Myles Logan Adams... Born: September 17 at Hous- and forced fumble vs. North Texas. Single Game Highs ton ... Parents: Tammy Moon and Major Adams... Three brothers Tackles: 4 vs. Army West Point (O 7, 2017) and four sisters... Rice Major: Undecided (Natural sciences divi- Mansfield Summit High School Sacks: 1.0 vs. North Texas (S 24, 2016) Tackles for Loss: 1.0 two times sion)...Rice College: Will Rice. Second team All-State on offense and All-District 14-5A on

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 7 by the Austin American Statesman with one of their weekly Uzoma game ball awards after recording four sacks, blocking a Blaze and scoring three touchdowns on offense in a victory over AKUNEBU 15 St. Dominic Savio... Two-time winner of the Spartans “Hardest ALLDREDGE55 LB, 5-11, 240, JUNIOR Hitter” award.... Plays the guitar and active in the school’s guitar LB, 6-2, 217, SOPHOMORE AUSTIN, TEXAS ensemble and jazz band. CELEBRATION, FLA. ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL LOS ANGELES PIERCE COLLEGE Personal Rice Full name: Uzoma Anthony Akunebu, Jr. ... Born: Nov. 21... 2017 (Los Angeles Pierce) Looks to increase his production after seeing playing time last Third leading tackler at Los Angeles Pierce College as a fresh- Parents: Uzoma and Helen Akunebu...Rice Major: Economics... man… He was credited with 88 tackles in 10 games, including year. Rice College: Richardson. nine tackles for loss (two sacks), broke up four passes, inter- cepted two others and blocked a pair of kicks for the Brah- mas… Posted five games with double-digit tackles, including 2017 Uzoma Akunebu’s Career Stats a pair of 11-tackle efforts… Blocked a pair of kicks vs. Santa Saw action in seven games as a sophomore and was credited Barbara. with an assisted tackle on punt coverage at ODU. DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PD QBH Celebration High School 2016 2 0 2 ------Two-year starter for coach Jay Sobke at Celebration HS… A 2017 0 1 1 ------member of the Orlando Sentinel’s Central Florida Super60 as 2016 a senior… Compiled 170 tackles in two seasons, including 128 TOTAL 2 1 3 ------as a junior… Added 17 tackles for loss (six sacks), caused five Saw action in six games as a true freshman... Made his debut at , recovered three and had one interception… Totaled Army and picked up his first career tackle... Added a second at Single Game Highs 610 all-purpose yards on offense (461 receiving, 139 rushing)… Caught 32 passes in his career and scored six times and scored Southern Miss. Tackles: 1 three times three times in 22 career rushing attempts. Personal St. Stephens Episcopal High School Full Name: Blaze Achille Alldredge... Born: August 26 at Lake Four-year starter for coach Ed Wolkind and the Spartans who Tahoe, CA... Parents: Zen and Diana Alldredge.. (four broth- ers)... Rice major: Undeclared (Social Sciences Division)... Rice finished 2015 with a 6-4 record... Team captain... Honored College: Sid Richardson.

8 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Shea Chris Ja’Quez BAKER 58 BARNES 86 BATTLEY 6 OL, 6-1, 289, FRESHMAN P, 6-1, 250, JUNIOR LB, 5-10, 215, FRESHMAN ROUND ROCK, TEXAS THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS FORT WORTH, TEXAS CEDAR RIDGE HS COLLEGE PARK HS ARLINGTON HEIGHTS HS Rice Rice Arlington Heights HS C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Looks for first playing time Three-time Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Credited with 66 tackles in eight games as a senior for coach after redshirting last year. Phil Young for Arlington Heights as the Yellow Jackets ad- 2017 Cedar Ridge High School Reserve in his first year as a punter. vanced to the 5A D1 state playoffs... Earned All-District 7-5A Second team All-State, All-CenTex and two-time District 13-6A honors as a defensive end and a junior... Compiled 119 tackles Offensive Lineman of the Year for coach Shawn Bell at Cedar 2016 with seven sacks in his two years as a starter... Member of the Ridge as the Raiders captured the district and bi-district titles Reserve tight end. National Honor Society and active in FCA and My Brother’s in his senior year, finishing with an 11-1 record before falling to Keeper. eventual Region II champ Klein Collins... Did not allow a sack as College Park High School a senior... District 13-6A Offensive Newcomer of the Year as a Preseason All-State as a senior and First team All-District as a sophomore... A member of the National Honor Society and an punter... Member of the Student Leadership. Personal honorable mention Academic All-State selection. Full name: Ja’Quez Battley... Born: February 3 at Fort Worth, Personal Texas... Parents: James and Katrina Battley... (three brothers)... Personal Full name: Christopher Patrick Barnes... Born: Aug. 8 ... Parents: Rice major: Undeclared (Engineering Division)... Rice College: Full name: Shea Baker... Born: September 25 at Austin, Texas ... Bill and Jane Barnes... Brother Matt (McMurry) and uncles Wiess. Parents: Brian and Stephanie Lendecky... (three brothers, two Glenn (Wake Forest) and Robert (SMU) all played college sisters).... Rice Major: Undeclared... Rice College: Sid Richard- football... Brother Kevin (UT-Permian Basin) played college son. baseball... Rice major: Sport Management...Rice College: Baker.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 9 in fall camp when he suffered a lower leg injury that required Travis Mays (King and Hawks).... Rice Major: Kinesiology....Rice Justin surgery and forced him to redshirt. College: Baker BICKHAM 7 2015 Justin Bickham’s Career Stats CB, 6-1, 196, JUNIOR One of two true freshmen corners to see extensive action and DEFENSE UT AT TOT SK/Y TFL/Y FF FR PD INT/Y named to the C-USA All-Freshman team... Led the team with five PFLUGERVILLE, TEXAS 2015 10 3 13 - 0.5/1 - - 5 - PFLUGERVILLE HS PBU while finishing with 13 tackles... Made his first career start 2017 22 5 27 1.0/10 2.0/11 - - 8 1/0 vs. LA Tech and started the last five games... Credited with a TOTAL 32 8 40 1.0/10 2.5/12 - - 13 1/0 Rice season-best three pass breakups at FAU, including one on FAU’s Three-time member of C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. final possession of the game. Single Game Highs Tackles: 5 three times 2017 Sacks: 1.0 @ UTEP (S 9, 2017) Pflugerville High School : 1 vs. FIU (S 23, 2017) Saw action in ten games (eight starts), bouncing back after First team All-District 13-6A as a junior as a and Pass Breakups: 3 @ Florida Atlantic (O 10, 2015) missing the 2016 season with an injury... Established career- as a kick returner after earning all-district honors as a safety highs in tackles (27), unassisted tackles (22), assists (5), TFLs (2), in his junior year for coach George Herrmann… Three-year PBUs (7) while also picking up his first sack and interception... letterman and two-year starter… Credited with 29 tackles and Set a single-game best of five tackles in the opener against had one interception as a senior… National Honor Society Stanford in Sydney, Australia and matched that total at Hous- member with a 3.70 GPA… Also a member of PALS. ton and at Pitt... Picked off his first career pass vs. FIU and his first career sack at UTEP (loss of 11 yards)... Missed the final two Personal games with an injury. Full name: Justin Gerard Bickham. Born: May 9 at Austin, Texas. ... Parents: Willie “Gerard” and Ivone (one sister)... Father played 2016 football at Southwest Texas (now Texas State) and led the Saw his hopes to build on a solid freshman campaign end early Bobcats in KO returns in 1987... Nephew of former NBA player

10 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES high school. Andrew Robbie Personal BIRD 19 BLOSSER 16 Full name: Robert Blosser.. Born: February 11 at Santa Monica, CB, 6-1, 168, FRESHMAN QB, 6-0, 194, FRESHMAN CA ... Parents: Richard and Pamela Blosser... (three sisters)... FORT WORTH, TEXAS THOUSAND OAKS, CALIF. Father played football at Princeton, mother was a professional ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL BISHOP MORA SALESIAN ballerina. Sisters Kelsey (Pepperdine) and Caitlin (Princeton) played soccer in college and Caitlin went on to play profession- All Saint’s Episcopal Rice ally in Sweden for two years... Rice Major: Undeclared... Rice TAPPS Division 1 All-State selection as a cornerback for coach 2018 Commissioner’s Honor Roll College: Will Rice. Aaron Beck at All Saints leading the team to the state semi- finals... Credited with 47 tackles, four for a loss, two intercep- 2017 tions, 12 passes broken up and three forced fumbles... Also Walk-on who redshirted in his first year on campus recorded a safety... Top game of the year was against Houston’s St. Pius X when he was credited with 11 tackles and picked off Bishop Mora Salesian High School a pass in a 49-37 win. All-Angelus League as both a junior and senior for coach Angelo Jackson as a senior, throwing for 2,539 yards while Personal completing 73% of his passes (146/201) and throwing 28 Full name: Andrew Patterson Bird... Born: September 28 at touchdowns.... Finished his career with 7,565 yards and 70 Fort Worth, Texas... Parents: Tad and Patty Bird... (two sisters)... touchdowns.... All-Western League as a sophomore before Father played soccer at Austin College... Rice major: Undeclared Salesian moved to the Angelus League and led his conference (Social Sciences Division)... Rice College: Brown. in passing all three years... Team captain as a senior... National Honor Society member who ranked seventh in his graduating class... Active in the Jim Mora Count on Me Foundation while in

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 11 and Vice President of Flower Bluff’s FCA chapter... Islander Chris Jaeger Achievement Award in Mathematics and Physical Education. BOUDREAUX 6 BULL 82 Personal WR, 5-11, 167, FRESHMAN TE, 6-4, 226, FRESHMAN Full name: Jager Stone Bull.. Born: January 25 at Virginia BEAUMONT, TEXAS CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Beach, Va... Parents: Dell and Kari Bull... (two brothers, one CENTRAL HS FLOUR BLUFF HS sister)... Father (Rear Admiral Dell Bull) is the currentl ySpecial Assistant for Naval Air Systems Command in Washington, 2017 Rice D.C.. and played foothball at Idaho... Great grandfather (Lester Redshirt 2018 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll Stone) played for the Chicago Bears (1931-33), grandfather (Lyle Bull) played at Iowa State and four uncles also played col- Central High School 2017 lege football... Rice Major: Undeclared (Engineering Division)... Versatile athlete who starred at QB for Beaumont Central and Redshirt Rice College: Duncan. coach Toby Foreman, leading the Jaguars to the District 22-5A title and a berth in the 5A-D1 playoffs where they fell to New Flour Bluff High School Caney, 31-28 in overtime... Threw 26 touchdown passes for Standout in both football and basketball at Flour Bluff... MVP over 1,500 yards and added seven rushing touchdowns and of District 30-5A as a senior quarterback for coach Chris 670 yards on the ground... Competes in the hurdles and high Steinbruck, leading the Hornets to the area finals... Threw for jump for the Jaguars, helping lead team three district titles... 1,638 yards and 19 touchdowns and ran for 758 and 12 scores... Beaumont Central Honor Roll honoree. Played receiver as a junior after transferring from Coronado (CA) HS where he led the Islanders to the CIF quarterfinals as a Personal sophomore QB... Earned all-district honors as a power forward Full name: Christopher Boudreaux.. Born: November 21 at in basketball and earned THSCA Academic All-State honors in Lafayette, La. ... Parents: Toby and Crystal Foreman... (two sisters)... Rice Major: Undeclared... Rice College: Hanszen. both football and basketball... National Honor Society member

12 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Prudy Rhett Aaron CALDERON 4 CARDWELL 83 CEPHUS 28 DB, 5-11, 205, FRESHMAN WR, 6-1, 198, SOPHOMORE WR, 6-4, 200, SOPHOMORE SAN MARCOS, TEXAS HOUSTON, TEXAS HOUSTON, TEXAS SAN MARCOS HS KINKAID SCHOOL DEKANEY HS San Marcos High School Rice Rice Three-year starter and District 15-6A Offensive MVP as a senior C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2017 & 2018). Preseason fourth-team, All C-USA selection by Phil Steele. in his first year at quarterback for coach Mark Soto, leading Rattlers to their first district title since 2003... Finished the 2017 2017 season with 3,039 yards of total offense, including 1,777 on the Reserve during the season, then enjoyed a productive 2018 ground with 27 touchdowns and a 10.1 yards per carry aver- spring campaign, capped by a 7 catch, 123 yard output in the Third team All C-USA selection by Phil Steele after setting age... All-District selection as a junior as a defensive back and Blue Gray Spring Game... Combined with Jackson Tyner on a a Rice freshman receiving record with 622 yards… C-USA was credited with 160 tackles in two seasons along with four 65-yard scoring pass. All-Freshman Team and the awarded the George R., Brown Of- interceptions in his career... Finished with 852 yards on kickoff fensive Award as the Owls top receiver ... Broke James Casey’s returns as well... Competed in powerlifting in all four years of Kinkaid School 2007 record of 585 yards (46 receptions)… Caught 25 passes high school... THSCA Academic All-State Honorable Mention. Helped lead the Falcons to the SPC Championship...Accumu- and averaged 24.9 yards per catch which led all FBS receivers… lated over 800 total yards and seven touchdowns as a receiver Personal Six of his 25 receptions were for 50 yards or more, the most by and kick returner...Also contributed 47 tackles and six pass Full name: Prudencio Calderon... Born: July 23 at San Marcos, a freshman in the nation and tied for third overall… Tied Jarett breakups as a free safety...Kinkaid Player of the Year. Texas... Parents: Prudencio Calderon and Beatrice Moreno... Dillard’s 2005 freshman record with five touchdown recep- (three stepbrothers, one sister)... Uncle (Joe Calderon) was a tions… Twice topped 100 yards receiving (105 at UTSA and 100 two-time all-conference punter at Angelo State (1979 &80) and Personal earned a free agent tryout with the ... Rice major: Full name: Rhett Cardwell... Born: Aug. 6... Parents: Jeffrey and at UAB)… Held off the stat sheet in the opener vs. Stanford in Undeclared (Natural Sciences Division)... Rice College: Lovett Debra Cardwell...Rice major: Sport Management...Rice College: Sydney, Australia then made his first career catch a memorable Martel. RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 13 one, hauling in a 52-yard TD from Sam Glaesmann… Caught cided (humanities division)...Rice College: Lovett. five passes (54 yards) against FIU for his single-game best… Treshawn Scored in four consecutive games: 58 yards vs. Army, 55 yards Aaron Cephus’ Career Stats at UTSA, 51 yards vs. LA Tech and 10 yards at UAB… Hauled in CHAMBERLAIN17 a 63-yard reception from Miklo Smalls at UAB for his longest RECEIVING REC YARDS YDS/REC LONG TD 2017 25 622 24.9 63 5 LB, 5-10, 208, FRESHMAN reception of the year GREENWOOD, S.C. Single Game Highs EMERALD HS 2016 Receptions: 5 vs. FIU (S 23, 2017) Redshirted Receiving Yards: 105 @ UTSA (O 21, 2017) Emerald High School Receiving Touchdowns: 1 five times All-State and two-time All-Region II-AAA in South Carolina for coach Tim McMahon... Region II-AAA Defensive Player of the Dekaney High School Year as a senior while leading Emerald to the regional cham- Two-sport star at Dekaney earning All District 15-6A honors pionship and a berth in the AAA state semifinals... Credited in both football and basketball ... A member of the Houston with 120 tackles, 33 for loss (11 sacks) forced three fumbles, Chronicle and Vype Magazine’s Houston Top 100 ... Finished his recovered four, returned an interception for a touchdown and season strongly, scoring 13 touchdowns in district play, includ- also recorded a safety... Rushed for 950 yards and scored 13 ing eight in the last three games while averaging 32 yards times on offense... Two-time team offensive MVP for Emerald as a sophomore and junior... Rushed for 2,180 yards and scored 28 per catch over that stretch .... Averaged 16 points per game in touchdowns in his career... Competes in track and was a state basketball as a junior for the regional finalists. qualifier in the 100 and as part of Emerald’s 4x100 relay.

Personal Personal Full name: Aaron Cephus... Born: May 20 ... Parents: Rodney and Full name: Treshawn Chamberlain... Born: July 17 at Atlanta, Georgia... Parents: Kevin Chamberlain and Irish Neal... (three Trenesa Cephus... Uncle (Marvin Cephus) played brothers)... One brother, K.J. Chamberlain, played at Appala- at Tulane and had stints in several NFL training camps ... Father chian State and a second, Qudarius Neal, played at Limestone (Rodney) played football at Texas Southern... Rice Major: Unde- College… Rice major: Undeclared... Rice College: Hanszen

14 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES 2015 Lawrence Jorian Saw action in 10 games as a freshman... Recorded 12 tackles, 22 9 including 1.5 for loss... Had a season-high two tackles six times. CIMINO CLARK Dr. John Horn High School CB, 5-10, 173, SENIOR CB, 5-10, 195, SENIOR First team All-District 12-5A as a junior safety, for coach Mike PLANO, TEXAS MESQUITE, TEXAS Overton and the Bi-District champs as a corner... One of two Jaguars to sign with the Owls (Destri White)... Ranked by Dave WEST HS HORN HS Campbell’s Texas Football as the No. 10 corner and a member Rice of its Texas Top 300... Three-year letterman... Finished with 85 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2015, 2016, 2017, & 2018). Rice Rice Scholar Athlete 2018... CoSIDA Academic All-District 7 tackles, 8 pass breakups and two interceptions... Also ran track and played soccer... Graduated with a 4.0 GPA... First team Aca- 2017 2017... Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016, 2017, 2018). demic All-State... A member of the NHS and Student Council. Saw action against North Texas in the season finale. Personal 2016 2017 Full name: Jorian Taylor McMillion Clark... Born: Jan. 9 at Dallas... Played in a pair of games (Army & FAU) Saw action in a career-best 11 games (three starts) and es- Parents: Wendell and Renee Clark... Rice Major: Sport Managa- tablished career-bests in tackles (26), unassisted tackles (14), ment... Rice College: Jones 2015 Jorian Clark’s Career Stats Played in a pair of games (Wagner & Southern Miss) assists (12) and tackles for loss (3)… Made his starting debut vs. LA Tech and was credited with a career-high seven tackles (four DEFENSE UT AT TOT SACK TFL FF FR PD INT Plano West High School solo)… Credited with a loss of 19 yards on his first TFL of the Won the National Army Reserves Scholar Athlete Award... Selected as a year (FIU) and shared TFLs in four other games, including each 2015 6 6 12 - 1.5/3 - - - - member of the First Team Academic All-State team... Led the Wolves to of the last three to close the year… Matched his single-game 2016 5 1 6 - 0.5/1 - - - - a 6-4 record in his senior season... Also competed in long jump for the high for solo tackles with four vs. North Texas. 2017 14 12 26 - 3.0/23 - - - - track and field squad. TOTAL 25 19 44 - 5.0/27 - - - - 2016 Personal Single Game Highs Full name: Peter Lawerence Cimino... Born: August 9 at Dallas... Son Saw action in seven games, finishing with six tackles including a career-best four vs. FAU. Tackles: 7 vs. Louisiana Tech (O 28, 2017) of Diana McMorris (one sister)... Served as a youth track and field Tackles for Loss: 1.0 two times volunteer coach...Rice Major: Mathamatical Economic Analysis... Rice College: McMurtry. RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 15 Personal Austin Full name: Austin Conrad... Born: February 22 at Spring, TX ... Joshua Parents: Robert and Amy Conrad... (one brother)... Rice Major: CONRAD 12 Undeclared (Natural Sciences Division)... Rice College: Will Rice. CUMMINGS 16 WR, 5-11, 185, FRESHMAN CB, 5-9 1/2, 189, JUNIOR SPRING, TEXAS MURPHY, TEXAS KLEIN HS DALLAS JESUIT HS Rice Rice 2018 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016, 2017 & 2018). Klein High School Two-year starter and honorable mention All-District 15-6A 2017 as a senior for coach Shane Hallmark as the Bearkats finished Played in seven games and was credited with a career-best second in the district and reached the playoffs for the first time four tackles... Credited with solo stops at UTEP and vs. North in three years... Teammate of Austin Trammell... Finished his Texas and assists at Houston and vs. Southern Miss. senior year with 24 catches for 430 yards and five touchdowns and with 35 catches for 550 yards and six scores in his career... 2016 All- in track as a sprinter, finishing third in the Saw action in 10 games and credited with a pair of tackles... district in the 100 and 200 meters... Member of both the Na- Made his debut in the opener at WKU... Credited with first tional Honor Society and the Science National Honor Society... career tackles vs. Prairie View and added a second vs. LA Tech. All A Honor Roll throughout his high school career... Worked as a youth football referee and 7 on 7 coach. Dallas Jesuit High School All-District 9-6A as senior for coach Brandon Hickman at Dallas

16 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Jesuit Prep… Two-year starter for the Rangers… Father, Billy, Lee High School played football at Texas Tech… National Achievement partici- Joseph Unanimous All District 22-5A as a senior after earning district pant…. Rotary Youth Leadership Award winner… American honors as a sophomore and junior at Pasadena HS... Hon- African Outreach Society… High Ground Mission trips… DILL 79 orable mention All-State as a junior and senior... Houston Serves as a youth usher at his church. OL, 6-4, 324, JUNIOR Chronicle’s Houston 100 and as one of Texas best 32 offensive BAYTON, TEXAS linemen in Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s “Texas Rising” Personal LEE HS postseason recruiting guide... Two-time Academic All-District Full name: Joshua Cummings. Born: April 7 at Dallas.. Parents: selection. Billy Cummings and Dr. Tena Patterson (one brother)... Father Rice played football at Texas Tech... Rice Major: Psychology... Rice Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2017 & 2018). Personal College: Will Rice. Full name: Joseph Scott Dill. Born: Feb. 27 in Omaha, Neb. ... 2017 Parents: Raul Garcia and Maria Maya...Rice Major: Economics... Joshua Cumming’s Career Stats Played in eight games and moved into the starting lineup at Rice College: Martel. right guard in four of the final five games of the year… Owls DEFENSE UT AT TOT SACK TFL FF FR PD INT topped 240 yards rushing in all four of his starts and scored 12 2016 2 - 2 ------2017 2 2 4 ------of their 20 rushing touchdowns. TOTAL 4 2 6 ------2016 Single Game Highs Saw action in for games, including one start as a true fresh- Tackles: 1 six times man... Made his debut vs. Army after an injury to Connor Patterson created an immediate need for his services... Made a start at Southern Miss but was injured in the game and missed the remainder of the year.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 17 Personal Jacob Full name: Jacob Doddridge ... Born: September 20 at Plano, Brandon Texas... Parents: Jonathan and Claire Doddridge... (one brother, DODDRIDGE48 one sister)... Father played baseball at Baylor and grandfather DOUGLAS-DOTSON 3 FB, 6-3, 255, FRESHMAN (Rock Doddridge) lettered at Florida in 1970… Rice major: CB, 5-9 1/2, 177, SENIOR SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS Undeclared (Natural Sciences Division)... Rice College: Hanszen HUTTO, TEXAS SOUTHLAKE CARROLL HS HUTTO HS Southlake Carroll High School Rice All-District 5-6A as a both a tight end and defensive end One of the Owls most experienced corners...2016 C-USA Com- (unanimous selection) for coach Hal Wasson at Southlake Car- missioner’s Honor Roll member. roll as the Dragons reached the 6A D2 quarterfinals... Named to the Associate Press 6A All-State second team and also named 2017 to the Fort Worth Star Telegram All-Area team... Caught three Played in a career-best 12 games, including starts in the final touchdowns as a tight end and was credited with 68 tackles 10… Awarded the Defensive Award as the Owls with 15 for loss (six sacks) and added 18 hurries and forced top defensive back...Led the team with seven pass breakups three fumbles... Finished his career with 163 tackles (34 for and was third among Owls’ defensive backs with a career-best loss, 11 sacks)... Competed in wrestling as well and finished 31 tackles (26 unassisted/5 assists)… Returned his first career second at the 6A state tournament in the 220 pound division interception 75 yards for a touchdown vs. North Texas, the as a senior after finishing fourth as a junior…Served as a team longest by an Owl since Paul Porras returned on 75 yards vs. captain in wrestling... Academic All-State and a member of the Southern Miss in 2012… Top tackle in a game had been three National Honor Society and the one of eight Carroll senior boys over his first two years but bettered that with four stops vs. FIU selected by the faculty to represent the school as Green Jackets and at Pitt before recording six tackles at ODU. in a variety of school and civic events.

18 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES 2016 at Austin... Parents: Jeff Douglas and Melanie Dixon (one Saw action in 11 games and made a pair of starts, finishing the brother)... Rice Major: Sport Management... Rice College: Baker Anthony year with seven tackles and a pair of PBUs... Made his second career start at Army and was credited with a pair of stops. Brandon Douglas’ Career Stats EKPE 33 DEFENSE UT AT TOT SACK TFL FF FR PD INT/Y LB, 6-0, 231, SOPHOMORE 2015 2015 10 1 11 - - - - 1 - PFLUGERVILLE, TEXAS One of two true freshmen corners that saw extensive action 2016 7 - 7 - - - - 2 - HENDRICKSON HS in 2015, playing in 11 games and making his first career 2017 26 5 31 - 3.0/4 - - 8 1/75 start vs. Charlotte... Finished with 11 tackles and one break- TOTAL 43 6 49 - 3.0/4 - - 11 1/75 Rice up... Had five of his tackles in his last two games, including Single Game Highs Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2017 & 2018). a career-best three in his start vs. Charlotte... Credited with Tackles: 6 @ Old Dominion (N 18, 2017) a season-best three tackles vs. LA Tech... Credited with two Tackles for Loss: 1.0 three times 2017 tackles vs. WKU and broke up his first pass in the opener vs. Interceptions: 1 vs. North Texas (N 25, 2017) Saw action in 11 games in his first collegiate action, and Wagner. was credited with nine tackles (three of them for a loss of 10 yards)… Picked up his first career tackle at Houston… Hutto High School Recorded his first career sack at Pitt for a loss of six yards… First team All-District 17-5A as a senior wide receiver for coach Credited with a game-best four tackles vs. Army, including one Steve Van Meter, leading the Hippos to the state 5A Division for a loss of three. II quarterfinals… Also lettered in track and was a regional finalist in the 100 meters… Coached church league youth 2016 basketball. Redshirted in his first year on campus.

Personal Hendrickson High School Full name: Brandon Hamilton Douglas.. Born: Jan. 20, 1997 First team All-State (TAPSE) and District 13-6A Defensive MVP

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 19 as the Hawks finished 9-3 and won the district title ... Compiled 2016 78 tackles as a senior, 18 for loss (15 sacks) while forcing four Nahshon Led the Owls with a 27.8 average on six kickoff returns and fumbles and blocking three field goals as a senior ... Finished with eight punt returns, including a long return of 19 yards his career with 199 tackles with 30 for loss (27 sacks) ... Also ran ELLERBE 9 against UTEP... Scored his first career touchdown vs. FAU on a the 400 meters in track ... National Honor Society member and RB, 5-9, 210, JUNIOR seven-yard ... Caught three pass for six yards... Credited with Academic All-State honorable mention ... Served as an officer FRISCO, TEXAS three tackles on special teams, including a pair on punts. in FCS and active in the Business Professionals of America and TRINITY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY the Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering. 2015 Rice Redshirted Personal C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016, 2017 & 2018). Full name: Jude-Anthony Ekpe. Born: Apr. 1... Parents: Jude and Trinity Christian Academy Stella Ekpe (1 brother, 3 sisters)... Rice Major: Economics...Rice 2017 TAPPS Division 1 All-State and All-District for coach Steve College: Sid Richardson. Led the Owls in rushing (408 yards), carries (85) and rushing Hayes at Trinity Christian Academy… Offensive MVP… Rushed touchdowns (6) while playing in all 12 games and making four for 2,046 yards with 27 rushing touchdowns and caught 55 Anthony Ekpe’s Career Stats starts... Awarded the George R. Brown Offensive Award as the passes for 781 yards as a senior… Ran for 4,912 yards and Owls top running back... Topped 100 yards for the first time in scored 76 rushing touchdowns on the ground in his career DEFENSE UT AT TOT SACK TFL FF FR PD QBH 2017 9 - 9 1.0/6 3.0/10 - - - 1 his career with a 159-yard effort (22 carries) and scoring four and added 1,871 yards and 15 touchdowns receiving… Ran times on the ground vs. Southern Miss… Both totals were the track as a freshman and was named team MVP… National most by an Owl since Charles Ross ran for 215 yards and scored Honor Society member… National Art Honor Society… Aca- five TDs vs. LA Tech at Rice Stadium in 2013… Made his starting demic All-State… Addison Rotary Club Student of the Month. debut at UTEP and four starts on the season… Also a top per- former on special teams, finishing second with four tackles on Personal kick returns… Suffered an injury early in the North Texas game Full name: Nahshon Thomas Ellerbe... Born: Jan. 5 at San Jose, and missed spring drills while completing his rehab Ca. Parents: Shon and Roshounda Ellebe (one sister).. Father

20 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES played football at San Jose State University... Rice Major: Sport- and broke up a pass vs. the Mean Green and added a pair at Management... Rice College: Wiess D’ Angelo Southern Miss... Picked off his first career pass vs. Prairie View and deflected a second that was also picked, setting up a pair Nahshon Ellerbe’s Career Stats ELLIS 12 of touchdowns... Also credited with a career-high five tackles. DB, 5-11, 174, JUNIOR RUSHING ATT YARDS YDS/ATT LONG TD Cy Ridge High School 2016 2 2 1.0 7 1 HOUSTON, TEXAS 2017 85 409 4.8 26 6 CY RIDGE HS All District 17-6A as well as on the all district academic team ... TOTAL 87 411 4.7 26 7 On Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Hot 300 as well as the Hous- Rice ton Chronicle and Vype Magazine’s Houston Top 100. KICK RETURNS RET YARDS TD LONG Looks for an expanded role in 2018. 2016 6 167 0 34 2017 11 208 0 32 Personal TOTAL 17 375 0 34 2017 Full name: D Angelo Ellis...Born: Apr. 9 ... Parents: Andre and Fought his way back from an injury during training camp to Felicia Ellis (4 brothers)...Mother, Felicia, played and PUNT RETURNS RET YARDS TD LONG play in six games, including starts in the final four… Nearly ran track at Prairie View A&M... Rice Major: Undecided (Social 2016 8 33 0 19 matched his productivity from his freshmen year, despite sciences division)...Rice College: Baker. 2017 3 30 0 18 playing in half as many games… Credited with 15 tackles TOTAL 11 63 0 19 (12/3) and broke up three passes… All three of his PBUs came D Angelo Ellis’ Career Stats Single Game Highs in the season finale vs. North Texas… Had recorded 16 tackles DEFENSE UT AT TOT SACK TFL FF FR PD INT/Y Rushes: 22 vs. Southern Miss (N 11, 2017) (15/1) and broke up four passes in 12 games in 2016… Equaled 2016 15 1 16 - - - - 5 1/0 Rushing Yards: 153 vs. Southern Miss (N 11, 2017) career best for tackles in a game with five at ODU. 2017 12 3 15 - - - - 3 - Rushing Touchdowns: 4 vs. Southern Miss (N 11, 2017 TOTAL 27 4 31 - - - - 8 1/0 Long Kick Return: 34 two times 2016 Long Punt Return: 19 vs. UTEP (N 19, 2016) Single Game Highs Made his debut in the opener at WKU and was pressed into Tackles: 5 vtwice the starting lineup vs. North Texas... Credited with two tackles Interceptions: 1 vs. Prairie View A&M (O 22, 2016)

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 21 Cole Ikenna Emmanuel ELMS 53 ENECHUKWU14 ESUKPA 33 OL, 6-2, 260, JUNIOR RUSH, 6-3, 249, FRESHMAN RB, 5-11 1/2, 232, JUNIOR COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS KANSAS CITY, MO. GRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS BRAZOS CHRISTIAN HS RUSKIN HS MANSFIELD HS Rice Ruskin High School Rice C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016, 2017 & 2018) Named to the Class 5 All-State second team by both the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016 & 2017)... Capped off Missouri Football Coaches Association and the media as a solid spring by rushing for 165 yards on 17 carries. 2017 senior for Coach William Perkins... Led Ruskin to its first win in Reserve the state playoffs since 1991 with a 20-14 win over Raytown, 2017 despite suiting up just 19 players for the game... Earned third Rushed for 261 yards on 57 carries and scored one touchdown 2016 team honors as a junior and was a three year starter for the while playing in 10 games (1 start)… Made his starting debut Reserve Golden Eagles... Wrestled as well in high school and was a state in the opener vs. Stanford in Sydney, Australia… Top effort for qualifier and all-district selection at 220 pounds... Named to the season was a 56 yard output (six carries) and a touchdown Brazos Christian High School First Team All-State on both the offensive and defensive line... the Principal’s Honor Roll and also participates in marching vs. Army… Yardage total established a single-game best… Helped lead the Eagles to the State semifinals in both 2013 and band. Ripped off a 29-yard run at UTEP for his longest run from scrim- 2011... First Team All-State Academics... Member of National mage in his career. Honor Society. Personal Full name: Ikenna Enechukwu ... Born: January 24 at Kansas 2016 Personal City, Missouri... Parents: Kevin Gladys Enechukwu ... (two Scored a pair of rushing touchdowns this year while battling Full name: Coleman James Elms. Born: Jan. 16... Parents: Troy brothers, one sister)... Rice major: Undeclared (Social Sciences injuries... Rushed for a career-high 24 yards at USM, including and Caren Elms... Rice Major: Kinesiology...Rice College: Martel Division)... Rice College: Sid Richardson a career-long carry of 15... Saw his first action in the backfield

22 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES against Baylor, rushing for 16 yards on six carries and scoring his first career touchdown... Scored in his second consecutive Emmanuel Esukpa’s Career Stats Antonio game with a one-yard run at North Texas. RUSHING ATT YARDS YDS/ATT LONG TD FAAETEETE 15 2015 2016 17 56 3.3 15 2 2017 57 261 4.6 29 1 RB, 6-0, 195, FRESHMAN Redshirt. TOTAL 74 317 4.3 29 3 OAKLAND, CALIF.

Mansfield High School Single Game Highs FREMONT HS First team All-District 8-6A as a senior at Mansfield for coach Rushing Attempts: 12 vs. North Texas (N 25, 2017) Fremont High School Jeff Hulme … Ran for 743 yards on 125 attempts (5.9 per Rushing Yards: 56 vs. Army West Point (O 7, 2017) Three-year starter for Terry Hendrix who broke Marshawn carry) and scored 10 touchdowns… Added a 61-yard TD on his Touchdowns: 1 three times Lynch’s the Oakland Athletic League’s single-season rushing re- lone pass reception…Two-year starter… Also participated in cord, piling up 2,626 yards and 36 touchdowns in 11 games as track… Member of state qualifying 4x200 relay as a sopho- a senior while leading the Tigers to the CAF Sectional playoffs... more. Co-MVP of the OAL as a senior and named to the San Francisco Chronicle’s All-Metro team... Credited with 87 tackles on Personal defense... Rushed for 4,094 yards and 76 touchdowns in three Full name: Emmanuel Ukelabuchi Esukpa... Born: Nov. 28 at seasons... Rice’s first scholarship signee from California since Dallas... Parents: Stanley and Millicent Esukpa (one brother, the Owls signed wide receiver Cabot Denny from Palos Verdes one sister)... Rice Major: Sport Management... Rice College: Sid Estates in 1998...A member of the Honor Roll. Richardson Personal Full name: Antonio LION Faaeteete ... Born: March 11 at Oakland, California... Parents: Toma and Barbara Faaeteete... (10 brothers, three sister)... Brother, David Faaeteete, played football at Oregon… Rice major: Undeclared (Natural Sciences Division)... Rice College: Sid Richardson

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 23 the Rice career list behind 2010 AFCA All-America Kyle Martens Derek Jack (43.0) and James Farrimond (42.4)... Opened the season by setting a then career mark by averaging 48.1 on seven punts FERRARO 75 FOX 2 vs. Stanford in Sydney, Australia, including a career-best 62 OL, 6-6, 292, FRESHMAN K, 6-1 1/2, 224, SENIOR yarder... Averaged 63.1 yards per kickoff with 69% going for NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. ST. LOUIS, MO. touchbacks (72/29) and improvement from 45% in his first two IONA PREP LADUE HORTON WATKINS HS seasons (50/110). Iona Prep Rice 2016 All-State, All-county and All-Area selection as a senior for coach Preseason All-C-USA by C-USA Coaches and Athlon Sports... Honorable Mention All-C-USA selection by the coaches after Joe Spagnolo as a senior for the Gaels who finished 6-4 and C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016, 2017 & 2018). leading C-USA punters with 27 punts inside the 20 (75 punts) reached the semifinals of the New York Catholic High School tournament after winning it in 2016... First Rice signee from and third with 13 of 50 yards or longer... Averaged a season- 2017 New York since 1974 when the Owls signed for players from high 45.2 on five punts vs. North Texas including two inside the the state... Led an offensive attack that gained 4,030 yards All-Conference USA second team selection by league coaches 20 and a pair over 50... Average took a with a 29-yarder that and averaged 35.1 points per game... Two-year team captain... and third team by Phil Steele after late charge allowed him was downed at the Mean Green 14... Enjoyed a stellar debut as Throws the shot and discus and has competed in the New Bal- to lead conference in punting with a 44.2 average (57/2520) the Owls’ punter, averaging 44.7 on seven kicks in the opener ance Nationals twice... Serves as a Peer Counselor and Campus which ranked 15th nationally... After averaging just 37.8 on at WKU... First punt of the year was downed at the WKU five... Minister at Iona Prep and has posted a perfect class attendance four punts at UAB, Fox averaged 48.3 over the last three games, Hilltoppers attempted to return two punts, both for lost yards since the 8th grade. booting six of 10 for better than 50 yards... Took over the lead (-4 total). on the final weekend of the season after averaging 50.2 on Personal four punts vs. North Texas... 50.2 mark ranks fourth on the Full name: Derek Ferraro... Born: July 5 at Greenwich Connecti- 2015 cut... Parents: Dave and Cindy Ferraro... (two brothers, one sis- Rice single game chart while his 44.2 season mark tied Mark True freshman who handled kickoffs all year and handled ter)... Father and grandfather both played football at UConn... Brundage (2009) for fifth on the season chart... Carries a 42.2 placements in the first two... Averaged 65 yards and had four Rice major: Undeclared... Rice College: Duncan. career average into his senior year, which would rank third on touchbacks on five kickoffs at FAU... Converted his first career

24 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES at North Texas (20 yards)... Averaged 62.6 yards on Jack Fox’s Career Stats nine kickoffs, including three touchbacks and was 5x5 on PATs Robert in his debut vs. Wagner. PUNTING NO YDS AVG LG FC TB I20 50+ BLK 2015 ------18 2016 75 3051 40.7 58 28 3 27 13 1 FRENCH Ladue Horton Watkins High School 2017 57 2520 44.2 62 19 7 16 17 0 TE, 6-5, 223, FRESHMAN All-State selection as a punter (first team) and placekicker TOTAL 132 5571 42.2 62 47 10 43 30 1 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. (second team) as a senior for coach Mike Tarpey… Averaged BARTRAM TRAIL HS 45.9 yards on 47 punts, while converting 49/50 PATs and 17/23 FG FG PCT 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LG BLK 2015 1-2 .500 - 1-2 - - - 20 - Bartram Trail High School field goals as a senior… Set a Missouri state record with his 17 2016 1-1 1.000 - 1-1 - - - 29 - field goals… Threw for 1,900 yards and 18 touchdowns and 2017 0-0 .000 ------Two-year letterman for Coach Darrell Sutherland at Bartram ran for three more as the Rams starting quarterback… Ranked TOTAL 2-3 .667 - 2-3 - - - 29 - Trail and a starter as senior as the Bears reached the Florida by Kohls as the 13th best punter and 15th best kicker in the 7A championship game... Caught 10 passes for 127 yards and nation… Suburban Central Conference Player of the Year as a KO NO. YARDS AVG TB OB a pair of touchdowns... Competes in track in both the hurdles 2015 51 3248 63.7 25 1 and discus... Ranks in the top 10% of his senior class. catcher in baseball as a junior, .489… AP Scholar. 2016 59 3591 60.9 25 3 2017 39 2461 63.1 27 3 Personal TOTAL 149 9300 62.4 77 7 Personal Full name: John Edward Fox ... Born: Sept. 1 at Dallas... Parents: Full name: Robert French... Born: May 4 at Jacksonville, Florida... Pat and Beth Fox... Rice Major: Economics... Rice College: Single Game Highs Parents: Barry and Sandi French ... (one brother, two sisters)... Brown Most Punts: 10 vs. Baylor (S 16, 2016) Rice major: Undeclared (Engineering Division)... Rice College: Long: 62 vs. Stanford (A 27, 2017) Baker. Avg. Yards: 50.2 vs. North Texas (N 25, 2017)

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 25 Antonio area and named one of San Antonio’s top ten recruits Cole Elijah by the San Antonio Express News... Credited with 100 tackles as a senior, including six sacks and eight hurries... Team captain GARCIA 73 GARCIA 92 as a senior.... Three-year letterman... Played in the San Antonio OL, 6-4, 311, FRESHMAN DL, 6-5, 296, SOPHOMORE Sports All-Star game in January. DALLAS, TEXAS SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS BISHOP LYNCH STEVENS HS Personal Full name: Elijah Garcia. Born: Mar. 11... Parents: Candido and Bishop Lynch Rice Stephanie Garcia (1 sister)... Rice Major: Sport Management... Garcia was a two-time, TAPPS D1 All-State selection for the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2017 & 2018). Rice College: McMurtry. Friars under coach Chuck Faucette. Bishop Lynch won the 2016 D1 title and advanced to the semifinals in 2017 before falling 2017 Elijah Garcia’s Career Stats to Houston’s St. Pius X… Credited with 78 pancake blocks as Enjoyed a productive debut as a redshirt freshman with five a senior and 186 in his career… Competed in powerlifting… tackles and sharing a TFL in nine games... Made his debut in DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PD QBH 2017 1 4 5 0.5/0 - - - - - Two-time Academic All-State selection and a member of the the opener vs. Stanford in Sydney, Australia and was credited National Honor Society. with an assist... Credited with a career-best three tackles (1 solo Single Game Highs and two assists) at Houston... Shared a tackle for loss vs. North Tackles: 3 @ Houston (S 16, 2017) Personal Texas. Tackles for Loss: 0.5 vs. North Texas (N 25, 2017) Full name: Cole Garcia... Born: June 16 at Dallas, Texas... Parents: Gary and Mary Garcia... (one brother)... Rice major: Undeclared 2016 (Social Sciences Division)... Rice College: Duncan Redshirt

Stevens High School All-District 27-6A selection as a senior... Second-team All-San

26 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES 2014 Giovanni Did not see game action in his first season in the program. Sam 45 Corona Del Mar High School 4 GENTOSI Played at Corona del Mar High School 2010-14… Lettered GLAESMANN FB, 6-2, 247, GRADUATE three years in Varsity Football (three CIF championships and QB, 6-3, 218, SOPHOMORE NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. one state title) and one year in Varsity Track & Field (ShotPut/ WACO, TEXAS Discus) … 1st team MaxPreps Small Schools All-American … UCLA 1st Team CalHi Sports All-State Medium Schools … 1st Team MIDWAY HS 2017 All-CIF Southern Section/Southern Division--Offensive Player Rice of the Year … MVP … 1st Team All-Orange Saw action in all 13 games on special teams and at running C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2017). back ... Made six starts at running back (Hawai’i, Colorado, County … 1st Team All-League … Daily Pilot Newport-Mesa Arizona, Oregon, Utah, Kansas State) ... Caught six passes on Male Athlete of the Year … Daily Pilot Newport-Mesa Dream the season (51 yds) and made three rushing attempts (10 yds) Team Player of the Year … CDM HS Most Valuable Offensive 2017 ... Had two receptions at Arizona ... Had his long reception of Player … CDM HS Lineman of the Year … CDM HS Player of Opened the year as the starter, becoming the first redshirt the year, 29 yards, against Arizona State. the Year … CDM HS Football Team Captain … Overall CDM freshman to start at the season at quarterback since Taylor HS Male Athlete “Sea King” of the Year … Ranked #26 Long Snapper in 2013 in the USA as verified by Rubio Long Snapping McHargue in 2010... Limited to six starts due to injuries and 2016 was limited in spring practice while recovering from offseason Saw action as a tight end and on special teams ... Made his … Lettered Senior Year in Track & Field … Pacific Coast League first career start against Stanford ... Credited with one tackle ... Champion for 1st place in ShotPut ; 2nd place in Discus and surgery... Threw for 500 yards, hitting on 37 of 72 passes, three Awarded a scholarship at halftime of the 2017 Spring Show- Pacific Coast League MVP. of them for touchdowns... Ran for 172 yards on 42 carries case. and three touchdowns to finish second on the squad in total Personal Full Name: Giovanni Paul Gentosi … Parents: Paul and Marie offense (112 per game)... Each of his three TD passes were 50 2015 yards or longer to Aaron Cephus (52 at UTEP, 51 vs. LA Tech Saw game action and worked as a reserve along the offensive Gentosi … Sister Michaela is a rower at South Dakota State… line and at fullback ... Played offensive line at UNLV and then won the CIF Division 3 State Title breaking State, Division, and 50 at UTSA)... Earned his first win as a starting quarterback shifted to the fullback position ... Appeared in four games. County and High School records … Six time member of the at UTEP... Reached career bests in passing yards (187), total UCLA ’s Academic Honor Roll ... Political Sci- offense (255) and rushing touchdowns (2) vs. LA Tech but ence major. RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 27 was injured early vs. UAB the following week and missed the and Mary Lou Glaesmann (1 brother)... Brother Todd was a remainder of the year. third round pick of Tampa Bay in the 2009 Major League Draft Garrett and played for nine seasons, reaching the AAA level... Uncle 2016 (Don McIntosh) played offensive line at Houston... Rice Major: GRAMMER 46 Redshirted in the fall and then led the Owls with 178 total Economics... Rice College: Martel. LB/LS, 6-0, 220, SOPHOMORE yards and three touchdowns in the Spring Game... He was ROSENBERG, TEXAS Sam Glaesmann’s Career Stats three-of-five for 95 yards while connecting on touchdowns RICHMOND FOSTER HS passes to Robby Wells III and Aaron Cephus. He also rushed five times for 83 yards, including a 70-yard touchdown. PASSING COMP ATT PCT YDS LONG TD INT Rice 2017 32 72 44.4 500 52 3 6 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018). Midway High School RUSHING ATT YARDS YDS/ATT LONG TD Offensive MVP in All-District 12-6A as the Panthers won the 2017 42 172 4.1 37 3 2017 district and advanced to the regional semifinals ...Third team Lettered as a true freshman while handling the bulk of the All State by TSWA... Honorable Mention Subway Super Team Single Game Highs Owls deep snapping chores… Made his debut vs. Stanford in Pass Completions: 10 @ UTEP (S 9, 2017) by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football ... All-CenTex second team by Pass Attempts: 18 two times the Sydney Cup in Australia… Credited with a pair of tackles the Waco Tribune and Centex Top 25 ... One of Texas’ best 32 Passing Yards: 187 vs. Louisiana Tech (O 28, 2017) vs. FIU and added a third at UTSA… Forced a fumble one of his in DCTF’s postseason recruiting guide... Threw Passing Touchdowns: 1 three times tackles on punt coverage vs. FIU. for 3,017 yards and 29 touchdowns and added 605 yards and Rushing Attempts: 13 vs. Louisiana Tech (O 28, 2017) four scores on the ground... Second-team Academic All-State ... Rushing Yards: 69 @ UTSA (O 21, 2017) Richmond Foster High School Rushing Touchdowns: 2 vs. Louisiana Tech (O 28, 2017) Member of the National Honor Society, PALS, Spanish Club and Second-team, All-state selection as both a junior and senior Business Professionals of America. for coach Shawn McDowell, teaming with fellow Rice signee Isaiah Richardson to anchor a Falcons defense that sparked Personal a berth in the 5A-D1 semifinals and 14-1 record... District Full name: Sam Glaesmann. Born: Sept. 19... Parents: Ronnie 27-5A Defensive MVP and a finalist for the Touchdown Club of

28 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Houston’s Defensive Player of the Year... Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s preseason Texas Top 300 and DCTFB’s 2016 Subway Jacob Wiley Super Team and Class of 2017... Posted 131 tackles, 30 TFL, 10 sacks, five fumble recoveries and three fumbles forced and a GRAMS 37 GREEN 5 senior and concluded his career with 353 tackles, 74 TFL, 34 SAF, 6-0, 192, FRESHMAN QB, 6-3, 192, FRESHMAN sacks, seven fumble recoveries, six fumbles forced, six blocked HOUSTON, TEXAS PLANO, TEXAS field goals and a pair of interception returns for touchdowns... EPISCOPAL HS PRESTONWOOD CHRISTIAN Honorable mention THSCA Academic All-State. Rice Prestonwood Christian Personal C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018). Made the most of his return to the field after an injury as a ju- Full name: Garrett Grammer... Born: December 18 at Corpus nior, quarterbacking Prestonwood to the 2017 TAPPS Division 2017 1 state title... Named to the TAPPS Division 1 All-State second Christi, Texas... Parents: John and Lana Grammer... (two sis- Redshirted ters).... Father played Basketball at in 1981, cousins team after throwing for 4,101 yards and 50 touchdowns while Shane (Oklahoma State DL) and Korey (UTEP LB) Jarka played Episcopal High School completing 67% of his passes (288/433)... Capture the state D1 football... Rice Major: Undeclared (Social Sciences Divi- Three-year starter for coach Steve Leisz at Episcopal, leading the crown by rallying from 18 points in the third quarter to sion)... Rice College: Lovett. Knights to consecutive runner-up finishes in the Southwest Prepara- defeat Houston’s St. Pius X, 42-41 and reached the finals by tory Conference as a junior and senior.... Picked off three passes as a avenging a regular season loss to Fort Worth All Saints and fel- Garrett Grammer’s Career Stats senior and totaled five in his career... Three-time member of the EHS low Rice signees Andrew Bird and Brendan Harmon... Awarded Academic Honor Roll and volunteered with the West U Challenger the Lion’s Heart Award… Also lettered twice in baseball... 2017 DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PD QBH League Baseball program and Race for the Cure. Homecoming King, National Honor Society, A Honor Roll and 2017 2 1 3 - - 1 - - - Personal ranks in the top 10% of his class... A member of the Young Single Game Highs Full name: Jacob Anthony Grams... Born: May 25 at Houston ... Parents: Men’s Service League - national mother-son volunteer organi- Tackles: 2 vs. FIU (S 23, 2017) Dana and Vicki Grams... (three brothers, three sisters)... Father played at zation… 20+ hours annually volunteer service... Participated Forced Fumbles: 1 vs. FIU (S 23, 2017) Rice Major: Undeclared... Rice College: McMurtry. in a 2018 mission trip with the Prestonwood baseball team to

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 29 the Dominican Republic with school baseball team... Volunteer tornado relief in March 2016 with the Fellowship of Christian Jack Parker Athletes ... Young Life Future Business Leaders of America (2014-16). GREENE 66 HANUSA 93 OL, 6-4, 318, SOPHOMORE DL, 6-4, 262, SENIOR Personal MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS AUSTIN, TEXAS Full name: Wiley Green... Born: April 3 at Irving, Texas... Parents: RIDGE POINT HS WESTWOOD HS Lamar and Tara Green ... (one sister)... Father played soccer at Midwestern State University & University of North Texas and Rice Rice professionally with Dallas Inter of the Lone Star Soccer Alliance Looks to move into a playing role this year.. C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018)... for three years… One grandfather (Thomas Wiley Norman, Jr) 2017 Rice Honor Athlete. pitched for East Carolina as did one great uncle (Robert Wright 2017 Norman)… Other grandfather played at UConn… Reserve. 2017 Uncle (Derek Green) ran track for Texas A&M 3 years… Rice ma- Reached a career-high in tackles (15) while playing in all 12 jor: Undeclared (Social Sciences Division)... Rice College: Baker Ridge Point High School games in 2017… Had at least one tackle in 10 of 12 games, Three-year starter who was an All-District 23-5A selection as collecting a season-best two five times (Stanford, Army, LA the Panthers reached the semifinals of the 5A Division II play- Tech, Southern Miss and ODU… Four of his tackles came on offs ... Member of the RPHS Honor Roll. punt coverage, to tie for second on the team… Credited with a sack vs. FIU and shared a TFL vs. LA Tech… Has seen action Personal in 30 consecutive games, with his last inactive coming at FAU Full name: Jack Greene. Born: Nov. 30... Parents: James and in 2015. Aysha Greene... Rice Major: Sport Management... Rice College: Martel. 2016 Recorded 11 tackles on the year, including one sack... Twice

30 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES recorded three tackles (at Army, at Louisiana Tech)... Recorded Parker Hanusa’s Career Statistics a sack vs. UTEP. DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PD QBH Brendan 2015 3 1 4 1.5/6 1.0/6 - - - - 2015 11 2016 5 6 11 1.0/3 1.0/3 - - - - HARMON Recorded four tackles on the year, including one sack... Had 2017 12 3 15 1.5/3 1.0/1 - - - 4 WR, 6-5, 201, FRESHMAN a career-best three tackles at North Texas, including his first TOTAL 20 10 30 4.0/12 3.0/10 - - - 4 FORT WORTH, TEXAS career sack. Single Game Highs ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Tackles: 5 @ Old Dominion (N18, 2017) Westwood High School All Saints Episcopal Tackles for Loss: 1.5 @ North Texas (S 19, 2015) Second-team TAPPS Division 1 All-State selection for coach Defensive MVP of District 16-5A after a standout senior season Sacks: 1.0 three times for coach Anthony Wood... Led the Warriors to a 10-3 record... Aaron Beck at All Saints leading the team to the state semi- finals as a senior, catching 67 passes for 1,311 yards and 18 Credited with 18 sacks as a senior and named the team’s touchdowns as a senior... Finished his career with 160 catches, Defensive MVP... Named All-CenTex first team and honorable 2,832 yards and 28 touchdowns... High school teammate of mention All-State... Second-team Academic All-State selec- Andrew Bird, who signed with the Owls during the December tion... Also plays basketball... A member of the German Club. signing period... A member of Dave Campbell Texas Football’s top 300 as well as DCTF’s postseason Class of 2018... Also a Personal standout in basketball, earning all-district honors for three Full name: Parker Jeffrey Hanusa... Born: April 23 at Houston ... years and serving twice as team captain and in track where he Parents: Paul and Mary Ellen Hanusa (one sister, one brother)... is a three-time MVP and holds three school records. Rice major: Mathematical Economic Analysis... Rice College: Personal Lovett. Full name: Brendan Harmon... Born: August 19 at Arlington, Texas... Mother: Monica Stovall... (three brothers, two sisters).... Rice major: Undeclared (Social Sciences Division)... Rice Col- lege: Brown.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 31 Stadium in Indianapolis... Converted on 17 of 24 attempts as a Will senior, with a long of 53 yards, and produced 43 touchbacks in JaVante 68 kickoffs... Averaged 38 yards per punt and placed 14 inside HARRISON 25 the 20. HUBBARD 52 K, 5-10, 180, SOPHOMORE DL, 6-2, 248, SOPHOMORE WESTFIELD, IND. Personal HOUSTON, TEXAS WESTFIELD HS Full name: William Harrison ... Born: October 22 at Chatta- ELSIK HS nooga, TN.. Parents: Trey and Katherine Harrison... (one brother, 2017 one sister).... Rice major: Undeclared... Rice College: McMurtry. Rice Scored 27 points as a true freshman, handling the bulk of C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2017). the Owls placekicking duties… Made his debut at UTEP and Will Harrison’s Career Stats opened the scoring by connecting on a 36-yard field goal with 2017 his first collegiate attempt… Added four PATs to finish with FG FG PCT 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LG BLK Earned his first letter while picking up his first playing time and 2017 2-4 50.0 - 0-1 2-2 0-1 - 36 1 seven points, his top effort of the year… Also kicked four PATs being credited with a pair of tackles… Made his debut vs. Stan- vs. LA Tech and Southern Miss… Second field goal was a 31 PATS MADE-ATT ford in the Sydney Cup in Australia… Credited with an assist on yard effort at Houston. 2017 21-21 a tackle at Houston and added a solo stop vs. Army.

Westfield High School Single Game Highs Elsik High School Field Goals: 1 two times Standout kicker who helped lead Westfield to its first Indiana Long: 36 @ UTEP (S 9, 2017) All District 23-6A and a team captain as the Rams captured the 5A state championship for coach Jake Gilbert... Kohl’s Kicking Most PATs: 4 three times district title... Credited with 109 tackles as a senior, 45 for loss Camp second-team, All-America selection... Booted a pair of (19 sacks) while forcing four fumbles and breaking up three field goals and also pinned top-seed Fort Wayne Snyder deep passes... Member of the ’s Houston 100... with his punts in the state semifinals, then added three field Academic All-District and plays in the school orchestra. goals and a PAT in a 16-13 win over Columbus East at Lucas Oil

32 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Personal Personal: Full name: JaVante Hubbard. Born: Mar. 10... Parents: Mark and Dylan Full name: Dylan James... Born: December 24 at Baltimore, Tameiska Frank... Rice Major: Economics... Rice College: Martel. Maryland... Parents: Ronald and Theresa James (one brother, JAMES 42 James who plays at Texas Lutheran)... Rice Major: Kinesiol- JaVante Hubbard’s Career Statistics LB, 6-4, 228, SOPHOMORE ogy... Rice College: Jones SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PD QBH Dylan James’ Career Statistics 2017 1 1 2 ------JOHNSON HS Rice DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PD QBH Single Game Highs 2017 1 2 3 ------Tackles: 1 two times Looks to increase his role after earning his first letter in 2017.. Single Game Highs 2017 Tackles: 2 vs. Southern Miss (N 11, 2017) Walk-on who earned his first letter after appearing in 10 games as a redshirt freshman… Made his debut at Houston and was credited with his first stop vs. Army… Added a pair of assists vs. Southern Miss to finish the year with three tackles.

Johnson High School All District 26-6A at linebacker for coach Ron Rittimann ... Cred- ited with 75 tackles, including six sacks as a senior and finished with 118 tackles, 9 sacks and 10 PBU in his career... Selected to play in the San Antonio All-Star game after his senior year.. Academic All-State., National Merit Scholar and a member of the National Honor Society.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 33 Personal Cameron Full name: Cameron Johnson. Born: July 7... Parents: Tommy Trevor and Lori Johnson... Rice Major: Psychology... Rice College: JOHNSON 81 Hanszen. LONG 84 WR, 6-1, 190, JUNIOR WR, 6-5, 254, SENIOR SPRING, TEXAS EAST BERNARD, TEXAS KLEIN COLLINS HS EAST BERNARD HS Rice Rice C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016, 2017 & 2018). Looks to expand his opportunties in the Owls offensive attack... C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018). 2017 Earned his second letter while appearing in six games... 2017 Recorded his only catch of the season at UAB, good for a gain Earned his third letter while playing primarily on special teams of six yards. and battling through some injuries.

2016 2016 Saw action in three games ... Made first career catch at Char- Saw action in six games last year, mostly on special teams. lotte. 2015 Klein Collins High School Saw action in five games last year, mostly on special teams. All-District Honorable Mention... Led the Tigers to an 11-2 record and a runner-up finish in the District 15-6A Champion- East Bernard High School ship... Member of National Honor Society. Multi-talented performer for his father, Jerry Long, at East

34 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Bernard who missed his senior year because of an injury... A Concordia Lutheran High School member of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s Texas Top 300 as Clayton Won two varsity letters and was a two-year varsity starter an athlete... Second team All-State as a linebacker as a junior for the Crusaders... Was an All-District Tight End in 2013... while also catching 19 passes for 380 yards and five touch- MALCOMB 39 Recorded eight receptions for 119 yards and one touchdown downs for the 2A Division I State Champions... Also a standout LS, 6-0, 222, SENIOR in his senior season... Earned four letters in track and field as a in track, running on the Brahmas’ state champion 4x400 relay TOMBALL, TEXAS two-time state finalist in the discus. as a sophomore and junior and finishing third in the 300 meter CONCORDIA LUTERHAN HS hurdles as a sophomore... Earned all-district honors in basket- Personal ball as a junior... A member of the National Honor Society and Rice Full name: Clayton Douglas Malcomb... Born: Nov. 1 at Hous- an Academic All-State selection as a senior. C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016, 2017 & 2018). ton... Parents: Doug and Carol Malcomb (one sister)... Father, Doug, played football at Rice from 1981-82... Sister, Hannah, Personal 2017 currently lifts for the Texas A&M powerlifting team... Rice Major: Full name: Trevor Don Long... Born: Dec. 21... Parents: Jerry Earned his second letter while handling some of the Owls deep Civil engineering... Rice College: Wiess and Shelley Long (one brother)... Rice Major: Economics...Rice snapping chores in seven games as a junior. College: Jones. 2016 Made his debut as the deep snapper at Louisiana Tech and also saw action against FAU and at Stanford.Co-captained a team from Rice who participated in the 2017 Earthquake Engineer- ing Research Institute (EERI) Seismic Design Competition in Portland, Oregon.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 35 2014 Evan Andrew Did not see any game action and redshirted.

MARSHMAN19 MIKE 74 Sabino High School QB, 5-11, 202, FRESHMAN OL, 6-6, 326, GRADUATE Played in the Semper Fi All-American Bowl in California… AUSTIN, TEXAS TUCSON, ARIZ. Named to the Arizona All-State Div. III First Team Offense as HOUSTON CHRISTIAN FLORIDA both a senior and junior… Led Sabino to a 9-3 record as a senior, 10-1 record as a junior and 11-2 record in 2011 as a Rice Rice sophomore… Also played some defense in high school. C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018) Comes to Rice as a graduate transfer from Florida. Personal Houston Christian High School 2017 All-SPC and team MVP at Houston Christian for coach Max Full name: Stephen Andrew Mike... Born: August 2 at Tucson, Appeared in all 11 games as a reserve offensive lineman and a Bowman...Threw for 1,824 yards and 16 touchdowns while Arizona ... Parents: Stephen Mike Sr. and Annette Mike... (one rushing for 10 more scores as a senior... Transferred to Houston member of Florida’s field goal unit on special teams. brother)... Enrolled in the Bioscience & Health Policy graduate Christian as a senior after two years under former Heisman program. winner at St. Andrews High School in Austin... Threw 2016 for a combined 4,340 yards and 47 touchdowns and added 18 Appeared in twelve games as a reserve offensive lineman and a scores and 700 yards on the ground in his career... Earned All- member of Florida’s field goal unit on special teams… Named SPC honors in track, finishing third at in the 200 meters (22.07) to the SEC Academic Honor Roll… and the SPC state meet. 2015 Personal Full name: Evan Roger Marshman.. Born: May 20 at Houston. Appeared in four games… Made his collegiate debut against ... Parents: Roy and Josie Marshman... (one sister)... Rice Major: State in Florida’s season opener… Named to SEC Undeclared (Engineering Divisiion)... Rice College: Brown. Academic Honor Roll...

36 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Pleasanton moved up a classification… Lined up in the back- Crockett field occasionally, scoring a touchdown and rushing for 45 Antonio yards… Three year starter… District champ in discus… On the MOKRY 60 A-B Honor Roll for three years. MONTERO 1 OL, 6-4, 302, JUNIOR LB, 6-0, 216, FRESHMAN MCCOY, TEXAS Personal EDEN PRAIRIE, MINN. PLEASANTON HS Full Name: Crockett Wylier Mokry... Born: Dec. 23 at Lubbock... EDEN PRAIRIE HS Parents: Brian and Tamara Mokry (one brother)... Brother Rice (Boone) pitched at McLennan JC and UTSA... Rice major: His- Eden Prairie High School Looks for more playing time after seeing action in four games tory... Rice College: Jones Mr. Football, Metro Player of the Year, All-State and last year. AP Defensive Player of the Year for coach Mike Grant as the Eagles capped an undefeated season with their 10th state championship.... Credited with 118 tackles (13 for losses), two 2017 interceptions and three forced fumbles on defense while rush- Saw action in four games, making three starts (FIU, Pitt & ing for 24 touchdowns as a senior... Concluded his career with Army). 235 tackles (29 for losses), four forced fumbles and three inter- ceptions... A product of the same high school that produced 2016 former Owl safety Corey Frazier... AP Honor Student, Hispanic Made his debut as a spot starter against Prairie View but left Scholar and a member of the Environmentalist Club. the game early because of an injury... Returned to action against UTEP. Personal Full name: Antonio Montero... Born: October 18 at Eden Prairie, Minnesota... Parents: Luis Monterk and Carrie Montero… (one Pleasanton High School brother)... Father was born in Spain and played professional All-District 15-4A D1 pick as a senior for coach Tab Dumont… soccer until he was 22… Rice major: Undeclared (Social Sci- Earned first-team 3A APSE All-State honors as a junior before ence Division)... Rice College: Lovett

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 37 the Stafford honor roll. Cameron Jordan Personal MONTGOMERY8 Full name: Cameron Montgomery ... Born: March 28 at Hous- MYERS 7 WR, 5-5, 158, SOPHOMORE ton, TX... Parents: Troy and Ava Montgomery... (one sister).... TE, 6-2, 217, SOPHOMORE STAFFORD, TEXAS Rice major: Undeclared... Rice College: Will Rice. DICKINSON, TEXAS

STAFFORD HS Cameron Montgomery’s Career Stats DICKINSON HS 2017 Rice Lettered as a true freshman after appearing in nine games… RUSHING ATT YARDS YDS/ATT LONG TD Looks to improve on productive first year... C-USA Commis- 2017 11 72 6.5 12 0 Averaged 6.5 yards per attempt on 11 carries, with a long sioner’s Honor Roll (2017 & 2018). rush of 12 yards vs. LA Tech… Finished with 42 yards vs. the Single Game Highs Bulldogs, for his best effort of the year… Made his debut vs. Rushing Attempts: 4 vs. Louisiana Tech (O 28, 2017) 2017 Stanford in the Sydney Cup in Australia and carried the ball Rushing Yards: 42 vs. Louisiana Tech (O 28, 2017) Fifth on the team with 199 yards rushing and added 119 on 11 once for a gain of four yards… Three of his 11 carries went for receptions while filling a number of roles for the Owls in his 10 or more yards (11 at UTEP, 12 vs. LA Tech, 10 vs. North Texas. first year of action… Made five starts on the year, including the opener vs. Stanford in the Sydney Cup in Australia… Opened Stafford High School the year as the H-Back, but then made three starts at running Speedy second-team, all-district 12-4A selection for coach back before missing a pair of games with an injury… Made Ron Counter at Stafford, leading the Spartans to the 4A-D1 his starting debut at running back vs. Army and rushed for a Region 3 finals... Averaged better than 10 yards per carry, season-best 76 yards on 15 carries… Added 32 at UTSA and finishing with 870 yards and eight touchdowns on the ground 47 vs. LA Tech in his other starts at running back… Scored his and finished with 1,267 all-purpose yards as a senior... State first career touchdown on three yard run at UTEP to extend the champion in the 4A 100 meters in track as a junior... Member of Owls lead to 24-7 in the fourth quarter… Caught four passes

38 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES for 42 yards vs. the Miners for his top effort of the year… Had a Jordan Myers’ Career Stats 21-yard reception at ODU for his longest catch of the year. RECEIVING REC YARDS YDS/REC LONG TD Dasharm 2017 11 119 10.8 21 0 Dickinson High School NEWSOME 5 Four-year starter who scored 101 touchdowns in his career... RUSHING ATT YARDS YDS/ATT LONG TD DB, 5-11, 191, SOPHOMORE MVP of district as a senior as the Gators advanced to the 6A 2017 42 199 4.7 18 1 HOUSTON, TEXAS Division I semifinals... Three-time All-District 24-6A while Single Game Highs CY RIDGE HS playing both running back and tight end... Totaled 2,132 yards Receptions: 4 @ UTEP (S 9, 2017) and 33 touchdowns on the ground and another 1,450 and five Receiving yards: 42 @ UTEP (S 9, 2017) Rice TDs in receiving... Earned All-State honors as a junior tight end Rushing Attempts: 15 vs. Army West Point (O 7, 2017) Looks to increase his playing time after seeing first action last (TSWA)... Vype Magazine and Houston Chronicle Houston Top Rushing Yards: 76 vs. Army West Point (O 7, 2017) year. 100... Houston Touchdown Club All Greater Houston preseason Rushing Touchdowns: 1 @ UTEP (S 9, 2017) team and one of 10 finalists for their Offensive Player of the 2017 Year... Houston Touchdown Club Academic Award nominee Earned his first letter after seeing his playing time pick up and second-team Academic All-State. over the last half of the season… Made his debut vs. Houston on special teams and was credited with his first tackle with a Personal stop on a kickoff vs. LA Tech… Played in the last six games to Full name: Jordan Cameron Myers. Born: Aug. 22... Parents: complete the year. Christopher and Christina Myers...Rice major: Economics...Rice College: Lovett. Cy Ridge High School One of two Cy Ridge standouts to sign with the Owls, joining D’Angelo Ellis... All District 17-6A as well as on the all district academic team... Member of the Houston Chronicle and Vype Magazine’s Houston Top 100.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 39 Personal Army... Shared his first career TFL at Charlotte for a loss of two Full name: Dasharm Marquise Newsome...Born: Sept. 4... Par- Martin yards. ents: Shellie and Katrina Newsome (six brothers, two sisters)... Rice major: Psychology... Rice College: Baker. NWAKAMMA31 2015 SAF, 6-0, 218, SENIOR Saw action in eight games... Made first career tackle at Florida LEANDER, TEXAS Atlantic. LEANDER HS Rice Leander High School C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016). Three-time All-District 25-4A pick at linebacker for coach Lee Bridges... Finished his career with 241 tackles, four sacks and 2017 three interceptions, including 108 stops as a senior... A member Leading returning tackler for the Owls, finishing sixth on the of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s Texas Top 300 and in the Top squad last year with a career-high 40 stops… Played in all 12 25 Linebackers... Qualified for state as a member of Leander’s games and made the first 10 starts of his career… Made his 4x200 relay... Three-time Academic All-District pick... Brother starting debut in the opener against Stanford in the Sydney (Mark) plays basketball at Hartford. Cup in Australia and was credited with three tackles… Credited Personal seven stops vs. Army to set a career-high and matched that vs. Full name: Martin Onyebuchi Nwakamma... Born: Sept. 19 North Texas in the season finale… Broke up a pass vs. ODU. at Austin... Parents: Mark and Blessing Nwakamma (three brothers)... last name pronounced “Wa-Kah-Ma” ... Rice major: Kinesiology...Rice College: Duncan. 2016 Played in all 12 games and was credited with a career-high six tackles on the season, including a single-game best three at

40 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Football’s preseason Subway Super team (3rd team) and Texas Martin Nwakamma’s Career Stats George Top 300 and part of DCTF’s Class of 2017... Houston Chronicle’s Houston 100... Touchdown Club of Houston’s Preseason DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PBU INT 20 All-Greater Houston Defensive MVP and recognized as a TCH 2015 1 0 1 ------NYAKWOL 2016 3 3 6 0.5/2 - - - - - DB, 6-0, 184, SOPHOMORE Scholar Athlete... Three-time state qualifier in the triple jump, 2017 29 11 40 1.0/1 - - - 1 - HOUSTON, TEXAS earning All-State honors each year... Also a member of the TOTAL 32 14 46 1.5/3 - - - 1 - ALDINE EISENHOWER HS Eagles two-time district champion 4x400 relay... Completed in the UIL Math and Spelling Competitions, finishing fifth in the Single Game Highs later in 2016. Tackles: 7 twice 2017 Tackles for Loss: 1.0 @ UAB (N 4, 2017) True freshman who earned a letter after a standout perfor- mance on special teams… Led the team with seven tackles on Personal special teams, three on kickoffs and four on punt coverage… Full name: George Nyakwol ... Born: December 6 at Beirut, Twice credited with two tackles in a game (at Pitt, vs. North Lebanon.. Parents: Shan Nyakwol and Veronica Ajak... (one Texas)… Joined the Rice track team for the C-USA Champion- brother, three sisters)... Rice major: Undeclared (Natural Sci- ship meet held at Rice and finished 6th in the triple jump of ences Division)... Rice College: Jones. 15.15m (49-08.50) after only minimal practice time. George Nyakwol’s Career Stats

Alief Eisenhower High School DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PBU INT Two-time, All-District 16-6A selection for coach Kerry Bamburg 2017 3 4 7 ------in football, helping lead the Eagles to a bi-district title as a junior... Picked off four passes, returning two for touchdowns, Single Game Highs as senior along with 43 tackles and three forced fumbles... Tackles: 2 two times Picked off 11 passes in his career (five for TDs) and recorded 121 tackles and eight forced fumbles... Dave Campbell’s Texas RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 41 Kenneth Uzoma Juma ORJI 10 OSUJI 77 OTOVIANO 21 DE, 6-2, 240, FRESHMAN OL, 6-6, 300, SOPHOMORE RB, 5-10, 189, FRESHMAN MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS COPPELL, TEXAS ARLINGTON, TEXAS ELKINS HS COPPELL HS JAMES MARTIN HS Rice Rice James Martin High School C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018). C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2017 & 2018). Three-year starter for Bob Wager who led the Warriors to the 6A D1 Region 1 semifinals as a senior.... Threw for 1,022 yards 2017 Redshirted 2017 and eight touchdowns and ran for 684 and scored 20 times as Earned his first letter after gaining valuable initial playing expe- a senior after rushing for 1,481 on 169 carries (8.8 per carry) Elkins High School rience over last month of the season… Made his debut at UAB and scoring 24 times as a junior... A member of Dave Campbell Two-time, All-District 23-5A selection, including a unanimous selection and also saw action against Southern Miss and North Texas. Texas Football’s top 300 as well as DCTF’s postseason Class of as a senior for coach Dennis Brantley and the Knights who finished sec- 2018... Serves on the Student Council and named Warrior of ond in the district and advance to the second round of the playoffs... Featured as part of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s postseason “Class the Month of 2017”... Three-year starter for Fort Bend Elkins... Credited with 142 Second-team All-District 7-6A for coach Mike Dewitt as a senior tackles, 22 TFL’s, 15 hurries,10.5 sacks, five passes defended four fumble for the Cowboys ... Second team Academic All-State selection Personal recoveries and two fumbles forced as a senior... Compiled 302 tackles, and member of the A-B Honor Roll. Full name: Juma Otoviano... Born: September 15 at Arlington, 68 hurries, 50 TFLs, 27 sacks, nine fumble recoveries, eight passes Texas... Parents: Zeno Toviano and Sharon Menkins … (one defended, four forced fumbles and two touchdowns in his career... Also competed in track... Second cousin is former Texas Longhorn and NFL Personal brother, one sister)... Rice major: Undeclared (Engineering Divi- star Brian Orakpo... Four-time academic all-district... Active in African Full name: Uzoma Osuji... Born: Mar. 6... Parents: Okenna and sion)... Rice College: Wiess Students Association, FCA and in his church youth group. Stella Osuji... Rice major: Kinesiology... Rice College: Wiess.

42 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Kebreyun Brandt Will PAGE 44 PETERSON 63 PHILLIPS 35 LB, 6-2, 204, FRESHMAN OL, 6-6, 277, FRESHMAN FB, 6-4, 251, SOPHOMORE CEDAR HILL, TEXAS AUSTIN, TEXAS FRANKLIN, TEXAS CEDAR HILL HS HYDE PARK BAPTIST HS FRANKLIN HS 2017 Rice Two-year starter for Coach Carlos Lynn as the Longhorns Redshirted. Made the switch to fullback in the spring... C-USA Commis- reached the 6A D1 Region 1 title game in his senior year and sioner’s Honor Roll (2017 & 2018). Hyde Park Baptist High School the D1 regional final as a junior... Credited with 197 tackles, First-team TAPPS All-State as a senior at Hyde Park Baptist as eight sacks and one interception in his career... First team a senior for coach Dean Campbell, leading the Panthers to 2017 academic all-district. a 7-3 record... Three-year starter at tight end and defensive Made the switch from offense to defense during fall camp and end who will be making the switch to offensive line with the earned his first letter after seeing action in all 12 games, includ- Personal Owls... First began playing six-man football while being home ing six starts... Came to camp looking to contend for playing Full name: Kebreyun Page... Born: November 18 at Dallas, schooled before enrolling at Hyde Park as a sophomore... Also time at defensive end, but injuries dictated a shift to tight end... played soccer and used his kicking skills to kick field goals for Texas... Parents: Elijah Page and Jermonica Spencer… (two the Panthers... Competes in track... Has studied classical guitar Made his debut vs. Stanford in the Sydney Cup... Picked up his brothers)... Cousin (Cordell Roberson) played at Stephen F. since age 9 and also plays electric guitar and the piano... Sang first career reception at Pitt (198 yards)... Made his fist career Austin and for the Browns and Bills in the NFL…Rice major: in the school choir. start vs. Army... Scored his first career touchdown on an eight Undeclared (Social Sciences Division)... Rice College: Hanszen yard run vs. LA Tech Personal Full name: Brandt Peterson... Born: November 12 at Austin, Texas. Parents: David and Susan Peterson... (one sister).... Rice major: Undeclared... Rice College: Hanszen.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 43 Franklin High School St. Pius X Co-MVP of District 12-3A as a senior while leading Franklin Sam TAPPS All-State selection as a senior for coach Blake Ware at St. to the 3A D-II state title game... Credited with 115 tackles, Pius X and a member of the Houston Chronicle’s Houston Top three fumble recoveries, 19 quarterback hurries, 15 PBU and PIERCE 76 100... Finalist for the Houston Touchdown Club Lineman of the two interceptions as a senior... Listed as one of Texas best 32 OL, 6-6, 295, SENIOR Year... Moved to the offensive line as a senior & recorded 75 linebackers in Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s”Texas Rising” CYPRESS, TEXAS pancakes... Played DT in his first three years and recorded over postseason recruiting guide... Three-time all-district per- ST. PIUS X 100 tackles... Four-time member of the Dean’s List at St. Pius X. former... Honorable mention All-State as a sophomore, second team All-State as a junior and preseason All-State as a senior... Rice Personal Four-year starter... District and area champion in the discus as C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2015). Full name: Samuel O’neal Pierce... Born: Aug. 3 at Houston... a junior and area runner-up in shot the same year... Second Parents: Samuel and Anne-Marie (one brother, one sister)... team Academic All-State selection ... Active in his church youth 2017 Father, Samuel, played golf at Texas A&M... Rice major: Sport group and coaches youth basketball and football. Solid performer at right tackle who has 23 career starts (13 Management... Rice College: Will Rice consecutive) and has played in 34 games (20 consecutive). Personal Full name: William Phillips. Born: Dec. 1... Parents: Scott and Elin 2016 Phillips... Grandfather (Thomas Phillips) played football at Texas Started all 12 games at right tackle, matching Calvin Anderson while his father (Scott) played at Texas A&M ... Brother on the left side and has played in all 24 games over the last two (Casey) is an offensive lineman at Baylor... Rice Major: Sports years. Management...Rice College: Brown. 2015 Saw action in all 12 games... Made his first career start vs. Southern Miss at right tackle and also started vs. Charlotte.

44 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Falcons... THSCA Academic All-District selection. August Isaiah Personal PITRE III 88 RICHARDSON23 Full name: Isaiah Richardson... Born: August 12 at Aurora, Ill. WR, 6-2, 169, FRESHMAN DB, 6-1, 209, SOPHOMORE Parents: Lincoln and Vikki Richardson...... (one brother, two OPELOUSAS, LA. RICHMOND, TEXAS sisters).Mother ran track at Lamar... Brother, Jamal, played foot- NORTHWEST HS FOSTER HS ball at Iowa State; sister, Amara, played volleyball at Louisiana- Lafayette ... Rice major: Undeclared (Social Sciences Division)... Northwest High School Rice Rice College: Lovett. 3A All-State for coach Chris Edwards after catching 37 passes C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018) for 891 yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior... First FBS recruit in the history of Northwest High while leading the Raiders 2017 to the quarterfinals of LHSAA Class 3A Playoffs... Caught 17 True freshman who earned a letter while seeing action in four touchdown passes as a junior... Parish and district MVP and games… Made his debut vs. FIU and also saw action at Pitt, vs. a three-time all-district selection in basketball, averaging 22 Army and vs. LA Tech points a game while scoring over 1,200 points in his career, thanks in part to a 43 inch vertical jump... Class President, Foster High School Valedictorian and a member of the National Honor Society, All-District 27-5A for coach Shawn McDowell, teaming with BETA Club and Poets Society. fellow Rice signee Garett Grammer to anchor a Falcons defense that sparked a berth in the 5A-D1 semifinals and 14-1 record... Personal Picked off a pair of passes on the year and finished with seven Full name: August Pitre III... Born: April 3 at Opelousas, interceptions in his career... Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s Louisiana... Parents: August Pitre Jr. and Ashia Collins… (two preseason Texas Top 300 and 2016 Subway Super Team... Hous- brothers, three sisters)... Rice major: Undeclared (Engineering ton Chronicle’s Houston 100... Also played basketball for the Division)... Rice College: McMurtry RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 45 Parkview Baptist High School Houston Second team All-State selection as a senior for coach Jay Randall Mayet at Parkview Baptist… Led team to state title game as a ROBERT 29 senior after winning state crown as a junior… Two-time, all- ROYALL 44 SAF, 6-0, 188, JUNIOR district second team selection. FB, 6-1, 235, FRESHMAN BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA HOUSTON, TEXAS PARKVIEW BAPTIST Personal STRATFORD HS Full Name: Houston Robert... Born: Nov. 27 at Dallas.. Parents: Rice Boyd and Jackie Robert (one brother)... Rice major: Sport Man- Rice C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2017 & 2018). agement... Rice College: Duncan. Made the switch to fullback in the spring... C-USA Commis- sioner’s Honor Roll (2018). 2017 Houston Robert’s Career Stats Played in 11 games and made his first three career starts, show- 2017 ing great productivity over the final four games of the year... DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PBU INT Redshirt 2016 ------Finished the year with 30 tackles, with 28 of the coming in the 2017 22 8 30 1.0/1 - - - 1 - final month... Credited with his first career stop at Houston... TOTAL 22 8 30 1.0/1 - - - 1 - Stratford High School Credited with six in extended playing time at UAB and then Two-time All-District 19-6A selection for coach Elliot Allen at made an impressive starting debut vs. Southern Miss... Cred- Single Game Highs Stratford, including unanimous honors as a senior... Finished ited with 15 tackles (9/6) including one for a loss of a yard... Tackles: 15 vs. Southern Miss (N 11, 2017) with 85 tackles, five TFL, three sacks and forced three fumbles Tackles for Loss: 1.0 vs. Southern Miss (N 11, 2017) Tackle total tied for third best on the team in 2017. as a senior... Spartans were the district runner’s up in his senior year after winning the title in his first two years on the team... 2016 Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s Class of 2017... Houston Saw action in seven games, mostly on special teams. Chronicle’s Houston 100... National Honor Society member and also active in FCA... Member of the Interact Club... Reached the

46 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES world finals of the annual Odyssey of the Mind problem solv- ing competition. Jonathan Graysen Personal SANCHEZ 80 SCHANTZ 94 Full name: Randall Lee Royal ... Born: may 30 at Houston, TE, 6-6, 234, FRESHMAN DE, 6-3, 242, GRADUATE Texas... Parents: Roland and Sharon Royal... (two brothers, one MCALLEN, TEXAS HICKORY CREEK, TEXAS sister)... Grandfather played at Tulane and great uncle played at MEMORIAL HS LAKE DALLAS HS Rice... Rice major: Undeclared (Natural Sciences Division)... Rice College: Hanszen. Rice: Rice Saw his hopes for continued development in 2018 spring drills Gained an extra year of eligibility from the NCAA as a medical cut short by an injury. hardship… C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2015, 2017 & 2018)... 2017 Rice Honor Athlete. 2017 Redshirted 2017 Played in the first six games before suffering an injury and Memorial High School: was credited with 19 tackles, including 1.5 sacks… Top effort All District 30-6A at quarterback for Memorial and coach Bill of the year was a six tackle effort vs. Army… Shared a sack at Littleton ... 30-6A Athlete of the Year as a junior after earning UTEP and then registered a solo sack at Houston… Was able to all-district honors in basketball and honorable mention honors return from his injury to participate in spring drills in football ... Academic All-State Honorable Mention. 2016 Personal: Saw action in a career-high 12 games and finished with 26 Full name: Jonathan Jacob Sanchez... Born: March 10 at tackles this including 5 TFL... Credited with a career-high seven McAllen... Parents: Juan and Eliza Sanchez (two brothers, one tackles at LA Tech, including 1.5 for loss and sharing a sack with sister)... Rice Major: Kinesiology... Rice College: Baker

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 47 Connor Johnson and blocking a PAT which was returned for tion and a finalist for the Dallas-Ft. Worth First Down Club the Owls first defensive return points since 2007... Returned to Defensive Player of the Year... Credited with 65 tackles as Trey action for the first time in nearly at year in the opener at WKU. senior, including 20 for loss (17 sacks) as well as 40 quarter- back hurries and three blocked kicks... Finished his career with SCHUMAN 98 2015 150 tackles, including 42 for loss (30 sacks) and 100 hurries... DE, 6-2, 268, FRESHMAN Recorded five tackles including 1.5 TFL and also blocking a Earned Defensive Newcomer of the Year as a junior... Honorable BURLESON, TEXAS punt against Wagner before an injury forced him to miss the Mention Academic All State honoree. BURLESON HS rest of the season. 2014 Personal Rice 2014 C-USA All-Freshman team selection by coaches... Just Full name: Graysen Conner Schantz... Born: Feb. 25 at Norman, C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018)... C-USA Academic under half his tackles resulted in losses... Played in the first 11 Okla. ... Parents: Conan and Tamara Schantz (one brother, one Medal (2018). games before missing the final two with an injury... Leading sister)... Rice major: Kinesiology... Rice College: Brown. returner with seven tackles for loss and tied with Alex Lyons as 2017 the top returner in sacks with three... Recorded a career-best Graysen Shantz ’s Career Stats Made his collegiate debut against Stanford in the Sydney Cup two sacks vs. Hawai’i... Made his first career start vs. ODU. in Australia, but suffered and injury, missed the remainder of DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PBU QBH the year and was granted a medical hardship. 2014 13 2 15 7.0/14 3.0/7 2 - - 3 2013 2015 4 1 5 1.5/3 - - - - - Earned immediate playing time in the opener at Texas A&M 2016 16 10 26 5.0/18 2.0/13 1 - 1 1 Burleson High School but was injured during the game and was not able to return to 2017 11 8 19 1.5/14 1.5/14 - - - 2 Two-time All-District 9-5A selection and a three-year starter for action again. TOTAL 47 24 71 15.0/49 6.5/34 3 - 1 6 coach Gary McElroy at Burleson... Two-time All Johnson County and 2016 Subway Super Team... Finished with 70 tackles, 22 Single Game Highs Lake Dallas High School Tackles: 7 @ Louisiana Tech (N 5, 2016) hurries, 12 TFL and eight sacks as a senior and 190 tackles, 54 Defensive MVP of District 5-4A as a senior for coach Mike Solo Tackles: 4 (three times) vs. Wagner (S 5, 2015) hurries, 27 TFL, 21 sacks, five PBU and four forced fumbles in his Young at Lake Dallas HS... All-State honorable mention selec- Tackles for loss: 2.0 (three times) at Army (O 11, 2014) career... National Honor Society member and THSCA Academic Sacks: 2 vs. Hawaii (O 4, 2014) 48 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES All-State selection. Clay Dylan Personal Full name: Harold Cecil Shuman III ... Born: December 22 at SERVIN 71 SILCOX 8 St. Louis, Mo... Parents: Harold and Elizabeth Schuman... (one OL, 6-4, 273, FRESHMAN LB, 6-2, 217, SOPHOMORE brother, one sister)... Father played at Graceland University and RICHARDSON, TEXAS WINNIE, TEXAS great uncle (Tracey Mack) played at Missouri and for two years J.J. PIERCE HS EAST CHAMBERS HS in the CFL with Winnipeg, Saskatchewan and Ottawa... Rice major: Undeclared (Natural Sciences Division)... Rice College: J.J. Pierce High School Rice Hanszen. Two-year starter and 2016 All-District 9-6A selection for coach Making the switch from defensive back to linebacker... C-USA David Collins at Pearce... Spearheaded the blocking for the Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018). Mustangs attack that finished second in the district in rushing and total offense while reaching the second round of the 6A East Chambers High School D2 state playoffs... Credited with 27 pancakes and 91 big blocks Offensive MVP of District 12-3A D1 as the Buccaneers were as a senior and 35 pancakes and 147 big blocks in his career... Also played soccer for three years and earned all-district bi-district champions in his senior year... Compiled 21 touch- honors... Academic All-State selection and a member of the downs and over 1,200 yards on offense while being credited National Honor Society... Participated in SOS lifeguards, Span- with over 60 tackles, five interceptions and one forced fumble ish club, Finance club and Math club. as a senior... Named to the Beaumont Enterprise’s Super Gold team... Had seven interceptions in his career as a three-year Personal starter... Named the Defensive MVP of the district in basketball Full name: Clay Thomas Servin... Born: August 8 at Dallas, while leading the Bucs to the state title game... Also an all-dis- Texas... Parents: Steve and Susan Servin... (three brothers, trict performer in baseball... Second team Academic All-State two sisters)... Mother played golf at TCU and an aunt (Nance and a member of the National Honor Society... Regional finalist Thompson) played volleyball for Navy... Rice major: Unde- in the UIL Spelling competition... Coaches youth basketball and clared... Rice College: Duncan

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 49 participates in bible study in his spare time. Corbin Nicholas Personal Full name: Dylan Michael Silcox. Born: Apr. 18... Parents: Rusty SMITH 50 SORENSEN 26 and Christi Silcox... Father (Rusty) played baseball at Arizona OL, 6-4, 335, FRESHMAN WR, 6-0, 182, FRESHMAN State and in the organization ... Rice Major: PORT NECHES, TEXAS CYPRESS TEXAS Sport Management ... Rice College: Brown. NEDERLAND HS CY RANCH HS Rice Rice C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018). C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018). 2017 Redshirt 2017 Redshirted Nederland High School Three-time, All-District 22 5-A selection for coach Larry Cy Ranch High School Neumann and the Bulldogs... Two-time Beaumont Enterprise Two-year starter for coach Gene Johnson as the Mustangs won Super-Gold team... Three-time Port Author News Area Super- Team... Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s preseason Texas the district title in both seasons with identical 9-0 records… Top 300 and their postseason 2016 Subway Super Team and Two-time academic all-district selection. Class of 2017... Three-time member of the NHS Honor Roll... Serves on the Governor’s board as a teen ambassador for Texas Personal CrimeStoppers. Full name: Nicholas Sorensen… Born: January 6 at Houston ... Personal Parents: Randy and Barbara Sorensen... Father played football Full name: Corbin Lawson Smith... Born: at . Parents: .. Rice at Sam Houston State… Rice Major: Undeclared (Natural Sci- major: Undeclared (Engineering Division)... Rice College: ences Division)... Rice College: Will Rice. McMurty. 50 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES 2014 Nolan Shawn Stankavage did not see game action as a true freshman... Impressed teammates as a scout team quarterback during SPENCER 32 STANKAVAGE 3 fall camp... Worked to add weight through solid conditioning WR, 6-3, 185, FRESHMAN QB, 6-2, 201, GRADUATE effort during first year on campus. ARNHEM, THE NETHERLANDS DURHAM, N.C. High School STEDELIJK GYMNASIUM ARNHEM VANDERBILT Senior captain... Two-year starter for Raleigh private school Rice Rice power... As senior QB, completed 247 of 408 passes for 3,564 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018). Comes to Rice as a graduate transfer from Vanderbilt. yards and 34 TDs, helping Crusaders to 9-4 record and Class 3A state playoff run... Also rushed for 1,058 yards and 13 TDs... 2017 2017 Named region’s Offensive Player of the Year and First Team Redshirted Slowed by injuries, Stankavage earned his initial collegiate Big 8 as senior... In 2012, threw for 1,920 yards and 28 TDs as playing time in the Commodores’ victory over Alabama A&M... Cardinal Gibbons were conference champions and had an 11-1 Stedelijk Gymnasium Arnhem Completed only pass attempt vs. A&M for six-yard gain. overall record... Played varsity basketball. Three-year starter for coach Adriaan Post for the Lions who competed in the AFBN ( Netherlands) Cadets 2016 Personal League and finished as the national runner up in 2015... Named Injuries derailed Stankavage’s progress for the second straight Shawn Anthony Stankavage... Born Oct. 3... Son of Scott Stan- to the Dutch U-15 team in 2015... Served as a math tutor. season... Stankavage missed the entire season after suffering kavage and Sue Walsh... Has four sisters, Sarah, Shelby, Ella and the leg injury during spring drills. Jordan, and a brother, Leo... Dad played QB at North Carolina Personal and in NFL with Denver Broncos; mom was an elite swimmer, Full name: Nolan Victor Spencer... Born: January 15 at Arnhem, 2015 qualifying for the 1980 Moscow Olympics in the 100-meter The Netherlands ... Parents: Otis Spencer and Ingrid Ten Berge... Stankavage did not see action during his second year on backstroke which was boycotted by the . (two brothers, one sister)... Rice Major: Computer Science... Rice campus as a prospective quarterback... Suffered offseason leg College: Brown. injury that limited his ability to play. RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 51 and a two-time, all-district selection… Two-year starter who Jake Matt helped lead the Panthers to the state semifinals as a junior… Twice named to the TAPPS Academic All-State squad… Eagle SYPTAK 78 TERRILL 55 Scout. OL, 6-5, 270, FRESHMAN OL, 6-6 1/2, 273, JUNIOR THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS AUSTIN, TEXAS Personal THE WOODLANDS HYDE PARK HS Full name: Paul Matthews Terrill IV... Born: July 22 at Austin... Parents: Paul and Lisa Terrill (one brother, one sister)... Rice The Woodlands High School Rice major: History... Rice College: Sid Richardson All-District 12-6A as a senior after earning second team honors C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018). as a junior for coach Mark Schmid while leading The Highland- ers to the district title.... Credited with 36 knockdown blocks 2017 while allowing only one sack as a senior and had 74 knock- Reserve downs and allowed just four sacks in his career... A member of Dave Campbell Texas Football’s top 300 as well as DCTF’s 2016 postseason Class of 2018... Named to the Houston Chronicle’s Made his debut vs. Charlotte wearing #83 on placements and Houston Top 100... Two-time Academic All-District and also played against UTEP. Academic All-State second team... Works in the youth sports ministry at his church. 2015 Redshirted and made the move to offensive tackle in the Personal Full name: Jake Syptak... Born: October 27 at The Woodlands, spring. Texas... Parents: Greg and Cris Syptak… (one brother, one sister)... Rice major: Undeclared... Rice College: Hanszen Hyde Park High School TAPPS All-State selection as a junior for coach Dean Campbell

52 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES Gueyer High School Carl Thompson Career Stats Carl All-District selection for three consecutive years for coach John Walsh as Guyer won state titles in his sophomore and junior DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PBU QBH 2015 7 3 10 2.5/11 1.0/6 - - - 1 91 seasons... Ranked by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football as the #8 THOMPSON 2016 11 11 22 2.5/7 0.5/3 - - 1 - DT, 6-3, 277, JUNIOR defensive end in its postseason edition and at #130 in their TOTAL 18 14 32 5.0/18 1.5/9 - - 1 1 DENTON, TEXAS final Texas 150... Member of DCTF’s Texas Top 300 and listed as Single Game Highs GUYER HS one of the top 25 defensive linemen... Limited to five games as a senior, but was credited with 46 tackles, including six Tackles: 7 (twice) last vs. UTSA (O 15, 2016) Rice Solo Tackles: 5 vs. UTSA (O 15, 2016) sacks, forced two fumbles, recovered one and broke up three Sacks: 1 @ UTSA (N 21, 2015) Looks to get back in the lineup after sitting last year with passes... Credited with 210 tackles in his career, including 34 Tackles for Loss: 2.5 @ UTSA (N 21, 2015) an injury. sacks, forced five fumbles, recovered three, broke up 25 passes and intercepted four. 2017 Sat out the year while recovering from an injury. Personal Full name: Carl Anthony Thompson Jr... Born: Nov. 17 at Kings- 2016 ton, Jamaica... Carl and Pauline Thompson (one sister)... Rice Saw action in eight games, making two starts... Made first ca- major: Kinesiology.. Rice College: Martel. reer start vs. Baylor... Twice recorded career-high seven tackles (at Army West Point, vs. UTSA).

2015 Saw action in 10 games as a true freshman... Made his debut at North Texas... Credited with four tackles, 2.5 TFL and his first career sack at UTSA.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 53 Dasharm Newsome... Also competed in wrestling, finishing TyRae second in the district as a junior, and track in and field... THSCA Haden THORNTON 18 Academic All-State. TOBOLA 18 DB, 5-10, 182, FRESHMAN Personal K, 6-1, 187, JUNIOR HOUSTON, TEXAS Full name: TyRae Thornton... Born: December 31 at Bellaire, WEST, TEXAS CY RIDGE HS Texas... Parents: Darryl Bush and LaVonda Thornton... (one WEST HS brother, one sister)... Stepfather played at Tulsa... Rice major: Rice Undeclared (Social Sciences Division)... Rice College: Wiess. Rice Looks to see his first action after redshirting last year. C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016, 2017 & 2018).

2017 2017 Redshirted Converted his only field goal attempt as well as both PATs he attempted in 2017... Kicked a 23-yard field goal at Pitt and Cy Ridge High School added a PAT to score four points... Added a PAT vs. FIU... Has All-District 17-6A for coach Gary Thiebaud at Cy Ridge, help- converted 61/65 PATs to rank eighth in school history... Wes ing spark the Rams to the Region 3 championship game Hansen (1976-79) is seventh with 62. .. Field goal at Pitt was his as a senior... Credited with 68 tackles, 10 PBU, two TFL and 16th (in 25 tries) which ranks ninth on the Rice career list...Alan interceptions while scoring three times as a senior... Completed Pringle is eighth with 19. his career with 132 tackles, 17 PBUs and two interceptions... Also scored three touchdowns in his career... Dave Campbell’s 2016 Texas Football’s preseason Subway Super team (3rd team) & Converted on 8-9 PATs vs. Prairie View to match the second Texas Top 300... DCTF’s Class of 2017... Comes from the same best single-game mark in school history... Third Owl to kick program that produced Rice current Owls DeAngelo Evans and eight in a game, joining Derek Crabtree, Clark Fangmeier (3

54 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES times) and Chris Boswell... Has converted 59/62 PATs to rank Personal eighth in school history... Wes Hansen (1976-79) is seventh with Full Name: Haden Josef Tobola... Born: September, 27 at Waco, Austin 62... Field goal at UTEP was his 15th (in 24 tries), to move into Texas. ... Parents: Jeff and Terri Tobola (one brother, Mason who ninth on the Rice career list...Alan Pringle is eighth with 19... is a kicker for Houston)... Rice major: Kinesiology and Psychol- TRAMMELL 10 Matched his career-best with two field goals vs. North Texas, ogy... Rice College: Martel WR, 5-10, 182, SOPHOMORE hitting from 40 and 36 yards. SPRING, TEXAS Hayden Tobola’s Career Stats KLEIN HS 2015 Joined team at the start of camp as a walk-on and earned FG FG PCT 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LG BLK Rice 2015 8-13 .615 1-1 3-4 2-5 2-2 0-1 45 2 immediate playing time... Handled placements in 11 of 12 2016 7-11 .636 1-1 2-3 3-3 2-4 0-1 44 1 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2018) games.... Drilled a career-best 45 yarder at UTSA and converted 2017 1-1 1.000 - 1-1 - - - 23 0 both his attempts from 40-49... Converted his first career field TOTAL 16-25 .640 1-1 6-8 5-8 4-6 0-2 45 3 2017 goal attempt, a 37-yarder at Baylor... Had a 51-yard attempt just True freshman who earned second-team, All-Conference USA before haltime blocked... Converted both PATs vs. Wagner and PATS MADE-ATT and All-C-USA Freshman honors as a kick returner and won 2015 28-28 Texas. 2016 31-34 the Lipscomb Award as the Ows top freshman in a vote of his 2017 2-3 teammates… Averaged 7.8 yards per punt return, the highest West High School TOTAL 61-65 mark for an Owl since 2011 when Mario Hull averaged 10.2. His Two-time All-Centex and All-District 9-3A, selection for coach 35-yard effort vs. Army was the longest by an Owl since 2010… David Woodard at West High... District Special Teams Player of Single Game Highs Led the Owls in kickoff returns (17/132) and had three returns Field Goals: 2 (twice) last vs. North Texas (S 24, 2016) the Year as a senior... Converted all seven field goal attempts Long: 45 @ UTSA (N 21, 2015) of at least 30 yards (38 vs. Army, 37 at UTSA, 30 vs. North Texas) as a senior and averaged 66 yards on kickoffs... Also lettered Most PATs: 8 vs. Prairie View A&M (O 22, 2016) Rushed for 82 yard on 14 carries during the year, with a long for four years and basketball and three years in track... National rush of 23 vs. Army and a top game of 30 yards on three carries Honor Society member , senior class vice presidents as well as at ODU…Caught four passes for 51 yards, including a pair for vice president of the West Student Council. 27 yards at ODU.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 55 Klein High School Austin Trammell’s Career Stats Jackson Two-time unanimous All-District 15-6A for coach Shane Hallmark at Klein, as the Bearkats finished second in the district RUSHING ATT YARDS YDS/ATT LONG TD 14 2017 14 82 5.9 23 0 TYNER in his senior year... Caught 25 passes for 380 yards and nine QB, 6-5, 251, JUNIOR touchdowns in five games before an injury as a senior and RECEIVING REC YARDS YDS/REC LONG TD EDGEWOOD, TEXAS 2017 4 51 12.8 17 0 finished with 76 receptions for 1,105 yards and 16 touchdowns EDGEWOOD HS in his career... Also returned 27 kickoffs for 521 yards and KICK RETURNS RET YARDS TD LONG Rice touchdown in his career... Two-time team captain... Also played 2017 17 332 0 38 baseball and was named the 2016 15-6A Newcomer of the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2016 & 2017)... Threw for Year after hitting .543 with 12 stolen bases as a centerfielder... PUNT RETURNS RET YARDS TD LONG 243 yards and two TDS in the spring game. National Honor Society member and three-time academic 2017 10 78 0 35 all-district selection... Treasurer for the KHS Student Council... 2017 Threw for 598 yards while playing in seven games and starting Father, Stephen Trammell, is the Executive Pastor at Champion Single Game Highs Forest Baptist Church. Kickoff Returns: 4 vs. Southern Miss (N 11, 2017) a pair at quarterback, while also seeing some action at tight Kickoff Return Yards: 69 vs. Army West Point (O 7, 2017) end at the end of the year… Both of his touchdown passes Personal were long distance strikes, combining with Austin Walter on Full name: Stephen Austin Trammell ... Born: July 4 at Alexan- a 70-yard catch and run at Pitt and combining with Aaron dria, La... Parents: Stephen and Tonya Trammell... (one sister)... Cephus on a 59-yard scoring play vs. Army… Rushed for a Rice major: Undeclared (Social Sciences Division)... Rice Col- touchdown vs. FIU… Threw for a career-high 222 yards (15- lege: Duncan. 52-3) and a touchdown at Pitt in his second consecutive start. Made five relief appearances with the Rice baseball team prior to the start of spring drills and posted a no record and a 6.00 ERA… Allowed four hits and two runs in three , walking

56 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES two and striking out a pair. listed as one of the top 30 quarterbacks… All-District pick in Jackson Tyner’s Career Stats basketball and state qualifier in the discus… Carries a 4.0 GPA 2016 and received the Superintendent’s Award… Participated in the PASSING COMP ATT PCT YDS LONG TD INT 2016 32 67 47.8 318 41 2 1 Made his first career start at Stanford in season finale and Model UN and Academic Pentathlon. 2017 46 97 47.4 598 70 2 5 was 10-37 for 68 yards through the air and added a 19 on the TOTAL 78 164 47.6 916 70 4 6 ground... Came on in relief of Tyler Stehling early against UTEP, Personal throwing for 196 yards (18-25-1) with two touchdowns and Full Name: Jackson Tyner... Born: Dec. 6... Parents: Matt and RUSHING ATT YARDS YDS/ATT LONG TD adding a third on a 24-yard reception... Made his debut at LA Marci Tyner (one brother, one sister)... Father played football at 2016 20 44 2.2 11 1 2017 22 44 2.0 15 1 Tech, coming on in the fourth quarter and marching the Owls New Mexico where he was a member of the Lobos’ 1997 WAC TOTAL 42 88 2.1 15 2 88 yards to their final touchdown... Completed 4-5 passes for Champions... Grandfather, Tom Tyner, was a three-year letter- 54 yards and carried the ball three times for 14 yards, including man at Rice and led the Owls in receiving (27/285/3) in 1965... Single Game Highs the final two for his first career touchdown. Uncle, Scott Tyner was a punter at Oklahoma State and played Pass Completions: 18 vs. UTEP (N 19, 2016) for the Atlanta Falcons... Rice major: Sport Management...Rice Pass Attempts: 37 @ Stanford (N 26, 2016) Passing Yards: 222 @ Pitt (S30, 2017) 2015 College: WIll Rice Passing Touchdowns: 2 vs. UTEP (N 19, 2016) Enjoyed a productive first spring after missing most of fall time Rushing Attempts: 7 @ Stanford (N 26, 2016) on scout team while rehabbing an injury.... Finished spring Rushing Yards: 19 two times drills by throwing for 121 yards (8-16) and a touchdown in Rushing Touchdowns: 1 two times the spring game.

Edgewood High School Multi-talented All-District 6-3A selection at Edgewood for coach Ryan Simmons…Ranked by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football as the #10 tight end in its postseason edition… Member of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s Texas Top 300 and

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 57 Personal Cameron Full name: Cameron Ross Valentine... Born: December 13 at Aston Houston, Texas... Parents: Darrell Valentine and Ronda Valentine VALENTINE 11 ... (two brothers)... Brother, Caleb, is a junior linebacker at Texas WALTER 1 DE, 6-3, 264, FRESHMAN A&M Kingsville... Rice major: Undeclared (Social Sciences Divi- RB, 5-8, 209, SENIOR RICHMOND, TEXAS sion)... Rice College: Jones CROSBY, TEXAS FOSTER HS CROSBY HS Foster High School Rice All-District 27-5A as a senior after earning second team honors Looks to have a productive season after missing most of last as a junior for coach Shaun McDowell while leading the year with an injury... Rushed for 54 yards on 17 carries in the Falcons to the 5A-D1 Region 4 championship game and to the spring game. state semifinals as a junior... Credited with 77 tackles, including 11 sacks, broke up three passes and blocked one field goal 2017 and one punt... Finished his career with 235 tackles (21 sacks), Saw hopes for a productive junior year come to an early end eight pass breakups, three blocked field goals and two blocked after suffering an injury in the second game of the year… Car- punts... A member of Dave Campbell Texas Football’s top 300 ried the ball once for a gain of six yards at UTEP before being as well as DCTF’s postseason Class of 2018... Named to the injured. Houston Chronicle’s Houston Top 100... The third Falcon to sign with Rice in the last two years, joining Garrett Grammer and 2016 Isaiah Richardson at Rice... Throws the shot in track and was Saw action in 10 games, mostly on special teams... Returned an all-district performer and team defensive MVP in lacrosse... three kickoffs for 56 yards at Southern Miss. Three-time academic all-district.

58 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES 2015 vs. Stanford... Fifth on the Rice career list with 53 kickoff returns Saw action in five games as a reserve. Austin and stands sixth with 1,057 return yards Crosby HS Joins his twin brother Austin at Rice after dominating District WALTER 2 2016 19-4A... District 19-4A MVP while playing quarterback at Crosby RB, 5-8, 202, SENIOR Only running back to see action in all 12 games... Tied for team for coach Jeff Riordan... Ranked byDave Campbell’s Texas Foot- CROSBY, TEXAS lead with six touchdowns, led with 327 yards in kick returns ball as the No. 4 athlete in its postseason edition... Threw for CROSBY HS and with 721 all-purpose yards and third with 343 yards 2,301 yards and 31 touchdowns and ran for 1,996 and 10 more rushing... Sixth on the Rice career list with 47 kickoff returns scores... Finished his career with 6,100 yards passing and 62 Rice and seventh with 979 return yards... James Sykes (52) is fifth touchdowns and ran for 2,778 and 26 more scores... A member Preseason All-C-USA by Athlon Sports... C-USA Commissioner’s on the return chart, while Shane Turner (1,021) is next on of DCTF’s Texas Top 300 and the Houston Chronicle Top 100 as Honor Roll (2015). the yardage list... Posted season highs with 74 yards rushing an athlete. and 180 all-purposes yards at LA Tech... Scored a career-high 2017 three touchdowns against Prairie View, catching his first two Personal Led the team with 697 all purpose yards and second with 400 career TD passes and adding a third on the ground... Scored a Full name: Aston Ryan Walter... Born: Aug. 17 at Houston... yards rushing, despite the switch to wide receiver... Topped career-long, 37-yard TD run at Army... Returned three kicks for Parents: Anthony and Dian Walter (one brother)... Rice major: 1,000 career rushing yards with a career-long, 70-yard touch- 65 yards vs. Baylor and has 205 career returns vs. the Bears in Sport Management... Rice College: Lovett. down run at UAB... Combined with Jackson Tyner on a 70-yard two games. TD reception at Pitt to become the first Owl to have two plays Aston Walter’s Career Stats from scrimmage of at least 70 yards since Jordan Taylor in 2015 2013... Scoring reception with Jackson Tyner was the lon- Led Owls with 1,097 all-purpose yards , 652 kickoff return yards, 5.8 KICK RETURNS RET YARDS TD LONG gest reception by an Owl since Jordan Taylor combined with rushing yards per carrry and was second with 437 yards rushing... 2016 5 93 - 23 Driphus Jackson on an 88-yard touchdown on the game’s first Recorded 241 all-purpose yards vs. Southern Miss, including 176 2017 - - - - play vs. North Texas in 2014. .. Scored the Owls first points out- TOTAL 5 93 - 23 KO return yards (seventh best in school history)... Returned nine side the United States on a 23-yard run in the fourth quarter kickoffs (tied for second at Rice)... Eighth in C-USA in kickoff returns

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 59 with a 21.4 average... Ranks fifth on the Rice season chart with Austin Walter’s Career Stats 622 KO return yards... Averaged 35 yards on 4 returns vs. Baylor Collin including a long of 74, the longest return by an Owl since Jeremy RUSHING ATT YARDS YDS/ATT LONG TD 2015 75 437 5.8 32 1 Eddington took one back 97 yards at UTEP in 2013... Topped 100 13 2016 68 343 5.0 37 4 WHITAKER yards rushing and compiled 189 all-purpose yards in his collegiate 2017 69 400 5.8 70 4 RB, 5-10, 197, SOPHOMORE debut vs. Wagner. TOTAL 212 1180 5.6 70 9 PLANO, TEXAS RECEIVING REC YARDS YDS/REC LONG TD PRESTONWOOD CHRISTIAN Crosby High School 2015 5 8 1.6 11 - Joined his twin brother Aston at Rice after dominating District 2016 12 51 4.2 14 2 Rice 19-4A for three years... District 19-4A Player of the Year and 2017 18 219 12.2 70 1 Moved to running back last year... C-USA Commissioner’s a member of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s All Texas High TOTAL 35 278 7.9 70 3 Honor Roll (2017). School Team... Two-time, All-State selection... Ran for 2,704 KICK RETURNS RET YARDS TD LONG 2017 yards on just 201 carries and scored 34 touchdowns as a senior 2015 30 652 - 74 and completed his career with 6,062 yards rushing (on 613 2016 17 327 - 33 Moved to running back earned a letter after playing in five carries) and 71 touchdowns in addition to catching 66 passes 2017 6 78 - 20 games…. Made his debut at Pitt and carried four times for for 860 yards and seven scores... A member of DCTF’s Texas Top TOTAL 53 1057 - 74 seven yards, including a long rush of five… Also saw action vs. 300 and on the Houston Chronicle Top 100 as a running back. Army, Southern Miss and North Texas, but did not record any Single Game Highs stats. Rushing Attempts: 14 vs. Florida Atlantic (N 5, 2016) Personal Rushing Yards: 107 vs. Wagner (S 5, 2015) Full name: Austin Rashad Walter... Born: Aug. 17 at Houston... Rushing Touchdowns: 1 seven times Prestonwood Academy Parents: Anthony and Dian Walter (one brother)... Rice major: Kickoff Returns: 9 vs. Southern Miss (N 14, 2015) All-State selection on both offense and defense as a senior Psychology and Managerial Studies... Rice College: Lovett. Kickoff Return Yards: 176 vs. Southern Miss (N 14, 2015) for Prestonwood Christian, which took home the TAPPS D1-1 Receptions: 4 vs. Southern Miss (N 11, 2017) state title... Ran for 1,566 yards and 27 touchdowns and added Receiving yards: 73 @ Pitt (S 30, 2017) Receiving Touchdowns: 2 vs. Prairie View A&M (O 22, 2016) another 501 yards and four scores as a receiver while compiling

60 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES 45 tackles (five for loss), breaking up 11 passes, interception two others and adding a pair of defensive touchdowns to his Jason Roe total... Scored 39 touchdowns and accounted for 3,272 yards in his career on offense while piling up 131 tackles, 32 pass break- WHITE 28 WILKINS 95 ups, five interceptions and three defensive scores in his career... CB, 5-8, 149, FRESHMAN DT, 6-3, 260, JUNIOR Placed third in the 110m hurdles at the TAPPS state track meet DESOTA, TEXAS SOUR LAKE, TEXAS as a junior... Eagle Scout... A member of Jack and Jill of America BISHOP DUNNE HARDIN JEFFERSON HS and Future Doctors of America... Participated in mission trips locally as well as to San Francisco and Costa Rica. Bishop Dunne Rice Three-year starter and four-year letterman for coach Michael Preseason All-C-USA by Athlon Sports... C-USA Commissioner’s Personal Johnson at Bishop Dunne... Second team all-district selection Honor Roll (2017). Full name: Collin Whitaker... Born: July 2... Parents: Thomas and after compiling 33 tackles and a pair of interceptions (one for Kim Whitaker... Rice major: Economics... Rice College: Wiess. a touchdown) for the Falcons as a senior... Finished his career 2017 with 71 tackles, eight breakups and seven interceptions (three Became a consistent force along the defensive front wall as a for touchdowns)... Played in three TAPPS D1 championship sophomore, earning All Conference USA Honorable Mention games, winning the title as a freshman reserve in 2014 and honors from league coaches... Finished the year with 32 tackles starting in both 2015 & 2016... Named to the Principal’s Honor (21/11) and led all C-USA interior linemen with 6.5 sacks... Roll at Dunne... Member of the Sigma Beta and African Ameri- Credited with a career-best two sacks vs. North Texas to close can Awareness clubs. out the year and move into a tie with Scott Solomon (2009) for 10th on the Rice single season list... All of his sacks came Personal against C-USA competition... Added a third tackle for loss vs. Full name: Jason Daylon White... Born: April 30 at Dallas, Texas... North Texas to establish another career high... Recorded his Parents: Dana and Paula White... (one brother)... Rice major: season high of four tackles four times during the year (at Hous- Undeclared (Social Sciences Division)... Rice College: Will Rice ton, FIU, Army and North Texas)... Forced a fumble at UTSA.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 61 2016 Personal High school teammate of Blain Padgett at 3A Hardin Jefferson Full name: Roe Douglas Wilkins... Born: Jan. 16 at Beaumont... Brady HS who made his debut at WKU and had a tackle in each game Parents: William and Diana Wilkins (two sisters)... Rice major: this year, finishing with 20... Led the interior linemen with a pair Kinesiology... Rice College: Lovett. WRIGHT 40 of pass breakups... Credited with his first career sack vs. UTSA... DE, 6-3, 252, SENIOR Made his starting debut at Southern Miss and recorded a pair Roe Wilkins’ Career Stats CYPRESS, TEXAS of stops... Credited with a TFL on his first career tackle in the CY FAIR HS opener at WKU. DEFENSE UT AT TOT TFL SACK FF FR PBU QBH 2016 13 7 20 2.0/3 1.0/2 - - 2 2 2017 21 11 32 8.5/43 6.5/40 1 - - 2 Rice 2015 TOTAL 34 18 52 10.5/46 7.5/42 1 - 2 4 Steady perfomer who has been a productive member of the Redshirt defensive line rotation his first three years...C-USA Commis- Single Game Highs sioner’s Honor Roll (2015, 2017, 2018). Hardin Jefferson High School Tackles: 4 four times Sacks: 2.0 vs. North Texas (N 25, 2017) All-District 9-4A DII selection on both offense and defense at 2017 Tackles for Loss: 3.0 vs. North Texas (N 25, 2017 Consistent presence along the defensive line over the past Sour Lake for coach Dwayne Dubois... Named to the Beau- three years… Played in all 12 games in 2017 and leads the mont Enterprise Super Gold Team... Credited with 68 tackles, Owls with 36 consecutive games heading into his senior year… including 14.5 sacks and four pass breakups on defense in Credited with eight tackles on the year, including two each at addition to 48 pancake blocks on offense… Credited with Pitt and vs. LA Tech. 180 tackles, 24 sacks, eight PBUs and 106 pancake blocks in his career… Area finalist in the shot in track… Competed in 2016 powerlifting… National Honor Society member…Served on Saw action in all 12 games, making 13 tackles. the HJHS Student Council. 2015 Made three starts at DE... Made his first career start at Baylor

62 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES and was credited with first two tackles, including one for a loss Brady Wright’s Career Stats of three. DEFENSE UT AT TOT SACK TFL FF FR PBU QBH Cy-Fair High School 2015 10 1 11 - 1.0/3 - - - - 2016 8 5 13 - 1.0/1 - - - 2 All-District 17-5A selection at Cy-Fair for coach Ed Pustejovsk, 2017 6 2 8 ------leading the Bobcats to the 5A Division 1 quarterfinals...Hous - TOTAL 24 8 32 - 2.0/4 - - - 2 ton Chronicle’s Top 100 and VYPE Magazine’s Top 100... Finished with 85 tackles, 24 tackles for loss (nine sacks) and had an Single Game Highs interception and blocked field goal... Also lettered in track for Tackles: 2 nine times two years... Two-time, Academic All-District selection. Tackles for Loss: 1.0 two times

Personal Full name: Brady Jack Wright... Born: Feb. 9 at Houston... Parents: Len and Robin Wright (one brother, one sister)... Father was a two-year starter and an All-SWC selection at Texas Tech... Sister, Emily, played volleyball at Texas Tech... Rice major: His- tory... Rice College: Will Rice.

RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES I 63 Love burst out of the gate with 180 yards on 13 carries against Stanford scored at least 30 points in a national-best 13 con- Mike Rice in season opener in Sydney, Australia and completed the secutive games and led the nation in time of possession (34:48), regular season with 1,973 yards on the ground, second only to the seventh-best by any team in the past 20 years. BLOOMGREN McCaffrey’s school-record 2,019 in 2015. Four Cardinal heard their names called at the NFL Draft fol- Bloomgren’s 2016 unit ended the season on a six-game win- lowing the 2015 season, including first-round selection Garnett, FIRST SEASON ning streak in which the offense produced 290.5 rushing yards/ Stanford’s unanimous first team All-America -- and only the game, the most by any Power 5 program over that stretch. Mc- ninth in school history. Garnett was the program’s first Outland Caffrey, the eighth overall pick in the NFL Draft by the Carolina Trophy winner as the nation’s top interior lineman, and won the Mike Bloomgren was named the 19th head football coach Panthers, earned All-America honors for the second straight Morris Trophy, presented to the Pac-12 Lineman of the Year. at Rice University on December 6, 2017. season and was an All-Pac-12 first team running back. His Bloomgren’s linemen were named a finalist for the inaugu- Bloomgren comes to Rice after seven seasons with the Car- 183.87 career all-purpose yards/game were most of any ac- ral Joe Moore Award in 2015, given to the nation’s top offensive dinal, first as the offensive line coach (2011-12) and then assum- tive FBS player at season’s end, and his 6,987 career all-purpose line. ing the reigns of the Cardinal’s pro style o ensive attack in 2013, yards were second-most of any active FBS player. While facing six nationally ranked opponents in 2014, in- setting the stage for one of the most successful in the Bloomgren was instrumental in the breakout season posted cluding four on the road, Bloomgren helped Stanford win eight program’s rich history. Stanford won eight or more games in in 2015 by McCaffrey, that season’s Associated Press Player of games. The Cardinal scored at least 30 points in seven of 13 each of his seasons and reached the Pac-12 Football Champion- the Year and Heisman Trophy finalist. McCaffrey, the program’s games on the season and increased its nation-best streak of ship four times, winning three titles. single-season rushing leader, led the nation in all-purpose yards scoring at least 10 points to 95 games. Stanford also set a record Prior to 2017, Bloomgren had coached 12 NFL Draft selections while breaking ’ NCAA record. for the most points in a in program history with 45 and 11 All-America selections at Stanford, including 2015 Out- Stanford amassed a school-record 3,131 rushing yards on in the Foster Farms Bowl win against Maryland. land Trophy winner Joshua Garnett and NCAA all-purpose yard- 610 attempts that season, the most by the program. The of- Stanford amassed a program-best 2,904 rushing yards dur- age record holder Christian McCa rey. fensive unit’s 529 points ranked second-most in a season, its ing the 2013 season, Bloomgren’s first year at the offensive The 2017 campaign has seen running back near- 33 rushing touchdowns, 223.7 rushing yards/game, 30 passing helm. ly match McCaffrey’s production on his way to being named a touchdowns, 37.8 points/game and 6,097 total yards of offense Individual honors are closely tied to Bloomgren. He has finalist for both the Heisman Trophy and . ranked third. earned recognition for both his coaching and recruiting prow-

64 I RICE FOOTBALL I PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES ess. Rivals.com named Bloomgren one of its 2014 National Recruit- running back Stepfan Taylor. The Doak Walker Award semifinalist ers of the Year -- the latest such honor that began in 2012 when ESPN produced the best season of his career (109.29 yards/game). BLOOMGREN COACHING CAREER recognized him as its Pac-12 Recruiter of the Year. Rivals.com tabbed Bloomgren’s work with the offensive line in 2011, which includ- 1999-2001 Graduate Assistant, Alabama Bloomgren as one of the nation’s top-25 recruiters in 2016. Foot- ed three first-year starters, played a pivotal role in providing protec- 2002-04 Catawba College, Co-Offensive Coordinator ballScoop.com named Bloomgren its 2013 Offensive Line Coach of tion for Heisman finalist Andrew Luck to complete over 70 percent 2005-06 Delta State, Offensive Coordinator the Year following two years of eye-opening accomplishments. of his passes and throw a school-record 37 touchdowns, in addition 2007-10, Bloomgren joined the Cardinal staff as offensive line coach and to compiling the third-highest rushing total in school annals. Stan- Offensive Quality Control 2007-08 run game coordinator in 2011 after spending four seasons with the ford’s ground game keyed an offense that ranked seventh nationally Offensive Assistant 2009 New York Jets, where he served as assistant offensive coordinator in scoring average at 43.2 points/game and eighth in total offense at Assistant Offensive Line 2010 (2010), offensive assistant (2009) and offensive quality control coach 489.3 yards/game. 2011-17 Stanford (2007-08). Bloomgren launched his coaching career as an undergraduate Offensive Line, 2011-12 In 2013, all five offensive linemen received All-Pac-12 honors, assistant for at Florida State, where the Seminoles Andrew Luck Director of Offense, 2013 including first-team selection Yankey. Yankey was named Stanford’s captured a pair of Atlantic Coast Conference titles (1997-98) during Andrew Luck Director of Offense/ first two-time first-team All-American selection since his tenure. He served as co-offensive coordinator at Catawba Col- Associate Head Coach, 2014-17 (1990-91). One of four senior starters on the offensive line in 2013, lege from 2002-04 and offensive coordinator at Delta State from 2018 Rice, Head Football Coach Yankey was also selected as a semifinalist for the Outland Trophy 2006-06. A 1999 graduate of Florida State with a bachelor’s degree and Lombardi Award. in sports management, Bloomgren earned his master’s degree in Four of Bloomgren’s five starting offensive linemen earned All- higher education from Alabama in 2001. Pac-12 honors in 2012, including first-teamer Yankey. A native of Tallahassee, Florida, Mike and his wife, Lara, have two Yankey was the winner of the league’s 2012 Morris Trophy. The sons, Tyler and Parker. consensus All-American was Stanford’s first winner of the award since 2002. The Cardinal offensive line afforded 200-plus yards rushing in six games during the 2012 season, paving the way for record-breaking

RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES I 65 Throughout his career, Lembo has excelled coaching special In 2012, Lembo led the Cardinals to a 9-4 overall record and a 6-2 teams. Ball State ranked among the top three schools in the Mid- MAC mark in his second season. He guided Ball State to the 2012 Beef Pete American Conference in a compilation of league special teams statis- ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl St. Petersburg in only his second season at the helm. tics in each of his five years, leading the league in 2012. After joining the Lehigh staff as an assistant in 1998, Lembo LEMBO Lembo coached five different players to all-conference honors on was promoted to head coach in 2001 and became one of the most ASSOC. HEAD COACH/ the special teams side of the ball. Placekicker Steve Schott was a Lou successful coaches in Lehigh history, posting a 44-14 mark in five Groza semifinalist and punter Scott Kovanda was a Ray Guy finalist in seasons. He led Lehigh to the 2001 and 2004 Cham- SPECIAL TEAMS COORD. 2012. Placekicker Scott Secor was the MAC Special Teams Player of the pionship and berths in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) FIRST SEASON Year in 2014. playoffs. His .759 overall winning percentage and .778 league winning Pete Lembo is in his first season as the Associate Head Coach and Lembo was 112-65 during his 15 years serving as head coach at percentage at Lehigh are both the second highest in Patriot League Special Teams Coordinator. Ball State (2011-15), Lehigh (2001-05) and Elon (2006-10). He was 33- history. He was named the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year A 25-year coaching veteran, including 15 as a head coach at Le- 29 during his five seasons at Ball State, posting a 23-17 record in the and the Patriot League Coach of the Year in 2001 when his squad fin- high, Elon and Ball State, Lembo most recently served in the same MAC. ished 11-1 and ranked fifth in both NCAA I-AA polls. capacity at the University of Maryland for the past two seasons. Several players from Lembo’s Ball State teams have gone on to Lembo took over Elon’s program in 2006 and led the Phoenix to During his tenure with the Terps, Lembo’s special teams were one successful NFL careers, including wide receiver who just 35 victories in five years, more than doubling their win total over the of the top kick blocking units in the country, tying for fifth nationally completed his third season with the New Orleans Saints as well as de- previous five years (14). Lembo’s Elon teams broke 124 NCAA, South- with nine over the last two seasons. The Terps were stellar in kickoff fensive end Jon Newsome () and quarterback Keith ern Conference and school records during his tenure and posted a 24- return defense, ranking as the second and third in the Big Ten (25th Wenning (), among others. Lembo also coached 14 record in the . He was named the 2007 SoCon and 21st nationally) over the past two years. two-time first team All-MAC tight end Zane Fakes who was also a Coach of the Year and the Phoenix averaged more than 400 yards of Maryland ranked 11th out of 130 FBS programs in ESPN’s Special two-time Academic All-MAC selection and a 2013 Campbell trophy offense per game during each of his final four seasons at the school. Teams Efficiency rankings last season after ranking 17th in his first semi-finalist. Lembo began his coaching career at Albany (1992-93) and made year in College Park. The Terps ranked third in the Big Ten in punt re- He was the first head coach in Ball State history to win at least 30 stops at Dartmouth (1994-96) and Hampden-Sydney (1997) before turns and fourth in kickoff returns. games in his first four seasons at the helm. He guided the Cardinals joining the staff at Lehigh. Prior to joining DJ Durkin’s staff at Maryland, Lembo had spent to a 10-3 overall record in 2013, including a second straight bowl ap- A native of Staten Island, New York, Lembo is married with three five seasons leading the program at Ball State. The Cardinals set more pearance when Ball State played in the GoDaddy Bowl It marked just children. He stared at Monsignor Farrell High School in Staten Island than 60 school records during Lembo’s tenure, including single-sea- the second time in 91 years of football at Ball State that the Cardinals before becoming a four-year starter on the offensive line at George- son records for points (501), total offense (6,199 yards), passing yards played in back-to-back bowl games. town. He was named a team captain during the 1991 season and (4,214), touchdown passes (35) and total touchdowns (64) in 2013. Lembo was one of 20 coaches in country named to the 2013 Paul graduated from Georgetown in 1992. Lembo earned his Master’s de- National Coach of the Year Award Watch List. gree from Albany in 1994.

66 I RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES ons. For the second straight year, the Eagles beat a nationally-ranked FCS of Arkansas at Pine Bluff in 2010, Mack transformed a unit that ranked opponent (No. 13/16 North Carolina A&T), this time closing out the cam- 101st in the nation in total offense to 30th nationally and No. 2 in the Jerry paign with a seven-game win streak. Mack became the first head coach in Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC), breaking 10 offensive school school history to win 15 games in his first two seasons. He was recognized records in the process. MACK as a finalist for the STATS FCS Coach of the Year award and was named the Mack served as passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR Black College Sports Page “Baad Team” Coach of the Year. at the University of Central Arkansas during the 2008-09 seasons, helping In his third season at NCCU, the Eagles received their first national to lead the 10-2 Bears to the Southland Conference championship and WIDE RECEIVERS ranking as a Division I-FCS program on Nov. 7, 2016, when the FCS Coach- placing 10th in the NCAA Division I-FCS in total offense. FIRST SEASON es Poll announced NCCU at No. 25. By the end of the regular season, the In Mack’s two seasons (2006-07) as wide receivers and tight ends Jerry Mack was named Rice’s offensive coordinator on December 12, Eagles jumped to No. 18. NCCU (9-3, 8-0 MEAC) beat nationally-ranked coach at Jackson State University, the Tigers ranked second in the SWAC 2017, coming to South Main after four seasons as the head coach at North No. 9 North Carolina A&T 42-21 on Nov. 19 to capture the outright MEAC in scoring offense both years and captured the SWAC championship title Carolina Central University. championship and a trip to the second annual Air Force Reserve Celebra- in 2007. In four seasons at NCCU, Mack led the Eagles to at least a share of tion Bowl. Mack started his coaching career as an offensive graduate assistant three consecutive MEAC championships and a berth in the 2016 Celebra- NCCU’s nine triumphs in 2016 were the most by the Eagles in the at Delta State University in 2004-05. During that time, he coached run- tion Bowl, which pits the champions of the MEAC and SWAC each De- program’s Division I era. In recognition of his success in 2016, Mack was ning backs, and worked as assistant special teams coordinator and video cember. He compiled 31-15 record in four seasons as one of the youngest named Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Football Coach of the Year, Amer- coordinator, helping the Statesmen to rank third in the NCAA Division II in head coaches at the FBS/FCS level. He was named the 2016 HBCU Foot- ican Football Coaches Association (AFCA) FCS Regional Coach of the Year, scoring offense and total offense. ball Coach of the Year by Black College Sports Page and The Pigskin Club and as one of 15 finalists for the as the FCS Coach Mack began his collegiate playing career at Jackson State before in Washington, D.C. after NCCU smashed its school record for offense on of the Year. He was also recognized as the HBCU Football Coach of the transferring after one season (1999) to Arkansas State University. He let- its way to the Celebration Bowl. Year by Black College Sports Page and The Pigskin Club in Washington, tered three years at Arkansas State (2001-03) before earning his bach- Mack led the 2014 Eagles to the most victories in the program’s Divi- D.C., and the HBCU Male Coach of the Year by HBCU Digest. elor’s degree in management information systems in 2003. sion I-FCS tenure with a 7-5 overall record and a share of the Mid-Eastern Mack joined NCCU after spending two seasons (2012-13) with the Mack completed his master’s degree in physical education from Athletic Conference Championship. The team also earned the program’s University of South Alabama as wide receivers coach. During that time, Delta State in 2006 after serving on the Statesmen coaching staff as a first win over a nationally-ranked FCS opponent by defeating No. 24 North three of his receivers finished among the top five on South Alabama’s graduate assistant. Carolina A&T in the final game of the season on Nov. 22, 2014, broke the single-season record lists for receptions and receiving yards. He has been selected for three internships in the NFL with the New school record for pass completions in a season with 227, and ranked third He spent the 2011 campaign in his hometown with the University York Jets (2009, 2010) and Buffalo Bills (2008), and participated in the in the nation (FCS) in turnover margin at +12.0. of Memphis, also as wide receivers coach, where he tutored the receiver NCAA Coaches Academy program. In his second season at NCCU, Mack guided the 2015 Eagles to an 8-3 with the second-highest single-season receptions in school history. Mack and his wife Starlett have two sons, Jaden and Jaxon, and one overall record and a 7-1 conference mark to repeat as MEAC co-Champi- As offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at the University daughter, Skyler.

RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES I 67 while Hill contributed a career-best 52 tackles, including 4.5 for loss, add- and switched over to the offensive side of the ball in 2005, mentoring Brian ing six pass breakups and three interceptions. the wide receivers and coaching All-Pro and Pro Bowl As a whole, the secondary was part of an elite defensive unit which receiver Victor Cruz. SMITH led or ranked second in the NCAA in seven defensive categories, includ- Smith was a four-year letterman and three-year starter in the sec- ing pass defense, pass efficiency defense, first and third down conversions ondary for the Minutemen and was a member of the program’s 1998 DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR allowed and scoring defense. Nearly 45 percent (44.5; 5.62 per game) of NCAA Division I-AA national championship team. Smith registered 306 SAFETIES opponents’ possessions ended in a three-and-outs, and U-M allowed just stops, 23 tackles for loss, 23 pass breakups and eight interceptions dur- FIRST SEASON 28 red zone trips all season, fewest in the nation. Michigan’s defensive ing his career. He earned All-Atlantic 10, All-New England and All-ECAC Brian Smith was officially named Rice’s new defensive coordinator backs defended 68 passes, with 13 interceptions and three pick-sixes, in- honors as a senior in 2000. on December 12, 201 after spending the previous two years as the defen- cluding one from Hill and the unit allowed only 11 passing touchdowns Smith graduated with a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the sive backs coach at Michigan. He will also coach the Owls’ safeties. all season. The defense led the Big Ten in eight categories, including total University of Massachusetts in 2001. A native of Wilmington, Delaware, In his two seasons at Michigan, Smith’s defensive backs were the scoring defense, pass defense, pass defense efficiency, third down con- Smith was a three-time Atlantic 10 and CoSIDA Academic All-District se- part of an overall defensive unit that ranked among the nation’s best each versions allowed and red zone defense, permitting a 43.6 completion lection and was twice named to the Division I-AA Athletic Directors Aca- year. percentage on average for opposing quarterbacks. demic All-Star team. Entering the bowl season after the 2017 season, Michigan ranked Smith joined Michigan’s staff after spending the 2015 season with third in the country in total defense (288.8 yards per game) despite losing the Philadelphia Eagles, where he served as the team’s assistant lineback- 10 starters from the 2016 team that ranked fist and saw seven of the 10 ers coach. starters selected in the NFL Draft. Prior to joining the Eagles staff, his last pro stop before U-M, Smith The Wolverines led the nation in pass defense, surrendering just spent eight seasons with the New York Jets (2007-14). He worked with 142.7 yards per game through the air. Both of the safeties Smith worked the defensive secondary for the Jets during the 2013-14 seasons, mentor- with in 2017 (Tyree Kinnel and Josh Metellus) were named All-Big Ten ing first-round pick Dee Milliner, who earned NFL Defensive Rookie of the honorable mention by both the coaches and media. Month honors in December. Smith started his tenure with the Jets as a In his first year working with the U-M safeties, Smith coached Delano quality control/offensive coach in 2007 and held various coaching posi- Hill and Dymonte Thomas to career-best seasons which culminated in All- tions with the franchise. Big Ten honors for both players. Thomas had a career-best 70 stops, with Smith began his coaching career at his alma mater, the University 10 pass breakups, one fumble recovery and his first career interception, of Massachusetts, where he worked with current Michigan defensive coordinator Don Brown. Smith coached the outside linebackers in 2004

68 I RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES Joe Ashfield and wife, Susan, make their home in Houston. ASHFIELD OFFENSIVE LINE FIRST SEASON

Joe Ashfield is in his first season as the Owls offensive line coach. He came to Rice after five seasons as an offensive assistant at Stanford where he assisted with practice coverage, charting plays, statistical analysis and preparing opponent scouting reports for the offensive staff. Prior to joining the Cardinal in 2013, Ashfield served as the of- fensive coordinator at New Mexico Military Institute for two years and coached receivers at Loras College (Iowa) from 2008-10. Ashfield played quarterback at St. John’s (Minn.) under legend- ary coach and then played professionally for one year in the German Football League (2001) before beginning his coach- ing career in New Zealand with the North Harbour Pride in Auckland from 2001-2004. He served as the head coach of the New Zealand National Team in 2004. He returned to the United States in 2005, earning a master’s de- gree from Delta State and worked as an offensive assistant at Stan- ford from 2005 and as a graduate assistant in 2006.

RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES I 69 camp invite from Best has seen 11 of his former players go on to Bill sign professional contracts following their collegiate days. SFA’s offensive line proved to be a critical component for the BEST Lumberjacks’ five-win improvement in 2014. Behind the veteran line, running back Gus Johnson rushed for 1,683 yards and 23 TIGHT ENDS touchdowns, setting an SFA and Southland Conference single- FIRST SEASON season record, while quarterback Zach Conque earned the SLC’s Newcomer of the Year, led by junior Byron Williams earning first Bill Best is in his first year as the Owls’ tight end coach. team All-SLC honors. No stranger to the Gulf Coast area, Best spent the last four Best followed head coach Clint Conque to SFA after spending seasons as the offensive line coach and run game coordinator at the previous two seasons as the offensive line coach for Central Stephen F. Austin University. Arkansas. Best spent seven seasons at West Texas A&M, beginning Under Best’s guidance, SFA’s offense averaged over 435 yards his career with the Buffs in 2006 as a graduate assistant before be- per game the last two years, and top 200 yards per game on the ing elevated to associate head coach and offensive line coach in ground in 2017 (204.6) One of the areas hardest hit by injuries 2007. during the 2016 campaign, a number of linemen emerged at a He also spent one season as West Texas’ offensive coordina- number of positions, led by junior Josh Keith being named a sec- tor (2012). Best spent two seasons as the offensive coordinator ond team All-SLC selection following the 2016 season. and recruiting coordinator at Ranger College (2004-05) after be- In charge of one of the most experienced offensive lines in ginning his coaching career spending four years working among the nation in 2015, Best’s contingent came up big in crucial situ- the Louisiana high school ranks. ations for the Lumberjacks. Senior Byron Williams ended the sea- Best was an offensive lineman and long snapper at Millsaps son as a second team All-Southland Conference selection follow- College and Louisiana-Monroe, earning his degree from ULM in ing his preseason third team All-America honors by STATS FCS. 2001 before attaining his masters from West Texas A&M in 2007. Following the 2015 campaign, Terran Vaughn signed an un- Best and his wife, Jennifer, are the parents of twins Hannah drafted free agent deal with the Oakland and spent time on the and Brady. Bills practice squad in 2016s while Williams earned an training

70 I RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES backers from 2007-09. From 2002-05, Calhoun served as defensive Cedric line coach at Alabama A&M. He helped fashion a unit that led the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) in total defense and sacks CALHOUN for four straight seasons. Eight of his players won All-SWAC honors, DEFENSIVE LINE contributing to a 32-15 overall record. During his time at Alabama A&M, Calhoun developed defensive FIRST SEASON end Robert Mathis into the 2002 SWAC Defensive the Player of the Year before embarking on a standout NFL career. In 13 seasons with Cedric Calhoun is in his first year as the Owls defensive line the Indianapolis Colts, Mathis earned the 2013 AFC Defensive Player coach. of the Year (while leading the league in sacks), was twice named All- A former assistant at Florida International University, Dartmouth Pro and was also named to the Pro Bowl six times. College and Alabama A&M University, Calhoun joins the Owls after He also coached FIU defensive end Tourek Williams,who select- spending the last four years at Vanderbilt, the last two as defensive ed in the sixth round of the 2013 draft by the San Diego Chargers and quality control. He joined the Commodores staff in 2014 as a condi- played a total of 45 games in his four-year career. tioning assistant. Calhoun was an all-conference defensive end at Grossmont (Ca- Calhoun returned to collegiate athletics with the Commodores lif.) Community College, and received his B.A. degree in health and in 2014 after being a year assisting children with autism at the Pied- physical education from Morehouse (Ga.) College in 1995. mont School of Atlanta. He began his coaching career at Idaho State University in 1997, He served as FIU’s defensive line coach under Mario Cristobal serving as the head strength and conditioning coach while assisting at FIU from 2010-12, helping the Panthers to the 2010 Sun Belt Con- the defensive line coach. He returned to Morehouse in 1998, spend- ference title and to their first two postseason appearances in school ing four seasons as defensive line coach. During the summers of 2004 history, the 2010 Little Caesars Pizza Bowl and 2011 Beef `O’ Brady’s and 2005, Calhoun held a defensive line internship with the San Di- Bowl. ego Chargers through the NFL’s Minority Internship Program. In 2008, Prior to joining FIU, Calhoun coached four seasons at Dart- he was an intern with the Philadelphia Eagles. mouth, working with the Big Green defensive line in 2006 and line- Calhoun is the father of two daughters, Olusade and Adejola.

RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES I 71 Picazo is a former National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Robbie Awar recipient. His bachelor’s degree is in management, science and engineer- PICAZO ing and he earned his master’s degree in psychology. QUARTERBACKS FIRST SEASON

Robbie Picazo is in his first season as the Owls quarterback coach. He came to Rice after five seasons on the staff at Stanford, first as a student assistant while completing his coterm degree program and the last four as an offensive assistant. Picazo played quarterback at Stanford from 2009-12, making his collegiate debut in 2010 against Cal. He completed all three pass at- tempts for 15 yards against San Jose State in 2011. Hailing from Santa Margarita, California, Picazo was the Orange County Offensive Player of the Year after throwing for 2,754 yards and 33 touchdowns as a senior. He set a school single-game record by completing 22 passes against Mater Dei in the 2008 CIF playoffs and also set single-season records for completions (192), touchdown passes (33) and passing yards (2,754) as a senior.

72 I RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES ton Football Coaches Association and was on the Board of Directors for Drew the Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA), serving as the Re- gion Five Director. SVOBODA A graduate of Tomball High School, Svoboda was a three-year letter- man and two-time Academic All-Southland Conference at Stephen F. RUNNING BACKS Austin. FIRST SEASON Svoboda and wife Kristi are the parents of two children, a daughter Austyn (6) and a son Jack (3). After a successful run as a high school coach in the Houston area, Drew Svoboda is in his first season of coaching the Owls talented running back corps. Svoboda makes the jump to collegiate coaching after guiding Klein Collins High School to five district championships, eight playoff appear- ances and a 93-24 record in 10 seasons as head coach of the Tigers. His 79.5 win percentage ranked sixth among active Texas 6A head coaches at the end of the 2017 season. He took over a program that was 1-9 in 2007 and two years later led them to a 12-1 mark and a district championship, earning the first of five Touchdown Club of Houston Coach of the Year finalist awards as well as five District 15 6A Coach of the Year honors. Svoboda was named Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Preseason 6A Coach of the year in 2017 after leading Klein Collins to the state semifinals in 2016. He was also tabbed by VYPE Magazine as its Houston Football Coach of the Year in 2016. Prior to that season, he coached the East Team in the Bayou Bowl High School All-Star game. He also served on the President of the Greater Houston Greater Hous-

RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES I 73 was the quality control coach for defense for the Gators in 2011 and Scott served in the same role at Texas during the 2010 season. Prior to his work with the Longhorns, Vestal was a graduate assistant VESTAL at Louisiana Tech, North Texas and SMU. Overall, Vestal spent four years LINEBACKERS/ at SMU, including a year as an assistant to the Director of Football Opera- tions in 2003 before becoming the video graduate assistant in 2004. RECRUITING COORD. He also spent one year coaching in the Texas high school ranks, serv- SECOND SEASON ing as an assistant coach at Berkner High School in Richardson, Texas. Texas native Scott Vestal assumes oversight over the Rice linebacking He played safety at Arlington Lamar High School. Vestal earned his corps in 2018 after coaching the safeties in his first year with the Owls. bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a minor in history from Texas A&M Vestal came to Rice in 2017 after spending the 2016 season at Mary- in 2003 and a master’s degree in liberal arts at SMU. land where he was a Defensive Assistant/Quality Control. He worked with the Terrapin safeties as Maryland advanced to the Quick Lane Bowl against Boston College. Prior to joining the staff at Maryland, he spent three seasons with the Kansas Jayhawks , the last two as the safeties coach. Vestal, who also worked closely with the Jayhawk special teams, spent the 2012 season as the assistant director of football operations for KU. Under Vestal’s guidance, KU safety Isaiah Johnson was named the 2013 Big 12 Defensive Newcomer of the Year after finishing his sopho- more season with five interceptions, which ranked second in the confer- ence. Johnson also finished second on the KU defense with 73 tackles. Additionally, Johnson picked up honorable mention All-Big 12 honors from the conference coaches. Vestal joined the Kansas program from the University of Florida. He

74 I RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES 2003, when he helped guide the Big Red to the No. 1 Ivy League ranking Gerard in pass efficiency defense. Prior to coaching at Cornell, Wilcher served four seasons as an assis- WILCHER tant coach at the University of Massachusetts, where he helped lead the CORNERBACKS Minutemen to the 1998 Division I-AA National Championship, as well as another appearance in the national quarterfinals. FIRST SEASON In 2007, Wilcher was selected as one of 26 coaches across the country to participate in the NCAA Expert Coaches Academy in Miami, Fla., where A veteran of 27 years of college coaching, Gerard Wilcher is in his first he participated in workshops focusing on such topics as communication, year of coaching the Rice cornerbacks. academic success, and building a successful football program. He has also Wilcher comes to Rice from Delaware State where he served the past interned for several NFL teams during training camp, most recently with two years as the defensive coordinator and safeties coach after one sea- the Denver Broncos prior to their winning Super Bowl 50. son in a similar capacity at Division II Seton Hill University in Greensburg, A four-year football letter winner at Morehouse team, Pa. While at Seton Hill, Wilcher’s sparked the Griffins to a victory over con- Wilcher earned a bachelor’s in Business Administration from the school in ference champion and nationally-ranked Slippery Rock. 1992. Prior to his tenure at Seton Hill, Wilcher served 10 seasons as an assis- Wilcher and wife Ayanna are parents to three children. A son, Xavier tant coach at Lehigh University, where he was the defensive backs coach who will graduate from Delaware State in May with a degree in Business as well as co-defensive coordinator in last two seasons, helping guide the information systems and will be working for KPMG, and daughters Jalen, Mountain Hawks to a 26-7 record over those two years. who plays at Delaware State, and Jehlani, who plays softball in Wilcher coached 24 All-Patriot League performers at Lehigh and his high school. defenses collected a total of 126 interceptions. Wilcher recruited future NFL third round pick Will Rackley (Jaguars, 2011) to Lehigh as well as Lee Kurfis, who in 2013 set the school’s all-time single-season receiving record and was invited to the training Camp. He coached defensive backs at Cornell for three season, including

RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES I 75 Quinn Joe Mike BILLERMAN FOTEH HUDSON OFFENSIVE ASSISTANT DEFENSIVE ASSISTANT DEFENSIVE ASSISTANT FIRST SEASON THIRD SEASON SECOND SEASON

Mike Hudson is in his second season as a quality control coach Quinn Billerman joined the Owls in January of 2018 as an offen- Joe Foteh is in his third season as a quality control coach for the for special teams. sive assistant. Owls. He brings 30 years of coaching experience to South Main, in- Billerman joined the Rice staff after spending the last two years Foteh comes to Rice after serving as an offensive assistant at West cluding a total of 18 years at Texas State working on the defensive as a graduate assistant at North Carolina Central under current Owls Texas A&M in the spring of 2016.. side of the ball. Offensive Coordinator Jerry Mack. He originally came to NCCU to play Foteh earned his Masters at Northwestern Oklahoma State in Most recently he coached the Bobcats defensive line from for Mack after two seasons at New Mexico Military Institute. 2015 while coaching the Rangers’ wide receiver corps to the NCAA 2011-15 and previously coached the linebackers from 1995-2000 A two-year starter at MNMI, Billerman set school season records Division II lead in completions. He coached the cornerbacks in his first before becoming defensive coordinator in 2001-02. He began his in 2013 by throwing for 2,962 yards and 34 touchdowns while leading year with Northwestern Oklahoma. the Broncos to a win the El Toro Bowl over Arizona Western. He played Foteh is a graduate of the where he was coaching career in San Marcos as a student coach (1997-98) and in 17 games and made four starts at NCCU as the Eagles won back- a student manager from 2010-2013 where he earned his Bachelor’s graduate assistant (1990-91). During his combined time with the to-back MEAC titles as well as a berth in the 2016 Air Force Reserve degree in Kinesiology - Exercise Science. Bobcats, Hudson’s pupils earned numerous all-conference honors Celebration Bowl. The Missouri City, Texas native graduated from Elkins High School as well as second-team All-Americans Ypres Thomas in 1995 and He was a National Football Foundation Chapter Uni- in 2009. He played cornerback all four seasons and was named the Myron Coleman in 2000 and Greg Pitts in versity Scholar Athlete and graduated Summa Cum Laude in 2015. 2008 Gridiron Player of the Year as a senior. 2002. Pitts also earned third team honors in 2001. A native of Raleigh, North Carolina, Billerman graduated from In 2012, Hudson tutored Joplo Bartu, who earned second-team Ravenscroft HS as the career leader in passing and touchdown passes All-WAC honors as a defensive end and linebacker before playing in while earning All-State honors the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons in 2013 and 2014.

76 I RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES Hudson returned to Texas State as an assistant coach for the third time in his career in 2011 after serving on the staff at Montana Mike blair for six seasons. He coached several positions during his six-year stint at Mon- KERSHAW PETERSON tana. He spent the 2010 season coaching linebackers after serving OFFENSIVE ASSISTANT OFFENSIVE ASSISTANT as Montana’s secondary coach for two seasons. He also was the football director of operations in 2009, and was Montana’s associ- FIRST SEASON SECOND SEASON ate head coach while coaching running backs and secondary from 2005-08. During his tenure there, the Grizzlies were FCS Playoff fi- nalists in 2008 and 2009. Montana also won or shared the Big Sky Mike Kershaw returned to coaching in 2018 when he joined Mike Blair Peterson is in his econd season with the Owls. Conference from 2005-09. Bloomgren’s first coaching staff as an offensive assistant after initially coach- Peterson spent the 2016 season with the FIU football program. For FIU, ing with Bloomgren for two years at Delta State University (2005-06). Peterson started the season as a defensive graduate assistant coach, but Hudson went to Montana from Sam Houston State, where Kershaw coached quarterbacks, wide receivers and safeties for the was quickly moved the offensive side of the ball to coach the tight ends. he was the defensive coordinator in 2003 and 2004 after serving Statesmen, helping guide the top-ranked offense in Division II in 2004 and He began his collegiate playing career at New Mexico, before transfer- one year as a defensive line coach. While at Sam Houston State, the the 2006 squad to the NCAA Division II National championship semi-finals. ring to Towson University where he was a two-year letter winner and played Bearkats advanced to the semifinals of the 2004 NCAA FCS Playoffs. He also served as DSU’s recruiting coordinator from 2004-06. quarterback before graduating with a Bachelors of Liberal Arts degree in In between his first two stints at Texas State, Hudson was an He was standout quarterback for DSU for two seasons, leading the Spanish in 2010. assistant coach at Trinity University in San Antonio for two seasons team to its first Gulf South Conference championship in 1998. He earned Peterson walked the sidelines from 2010-13, while serving as an of- before moving to New Mexico as the defensive line coach in 1994. his Bachelor of Business Administration in 2000 and his Masters of Educa- fensive quality control assistant at the University of Texas where he worked directly with the Longhorns’ offensive coordinator, breaking down game Hudson earned a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology at UTSA tion in 2003 while at Delta State. Kershaw entered the insurance business in 2007 and opened his own film and assisting with play selection and in-game adjustments. He worked in 1994. Born in Bryan, Texas and raised in San Antonio, Hudson agency in Austin in 2009, and saw the agency win Texas Monthly’s Five Star with Texas’ tight ends and quarterbacks in 2011 and 2012 and the Longhorn played collegiate football at Angelo State University in 1983 and Professional Award Winner for outstanding Customer Service four times. running backs and wide receivers in 2010. 1984. The Rams won a Lone Star Conference championship in 1984. He is son of former CFL executive Phil Kershaw, who served as presi- During the 2012 season, Peterson served as running backs coach He and his wife, Dyan, have two children, Lee and Loryn. dent of both Saskatchewan and Ottawa as well as CFL Chairman in 1991-92 during Texas’ 31-27 win in the Alamo Bowl against Oregon State. He also Kershaw and wife Kristi are parents to a stepdaughter Riley and son has coaching experience in the 2011 Holiday Bowl when the Longhorns Karson. defeated California, 21-10.

RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES I 77 Cameron Colin Caleb DAVIS SPENCER HAYNES DEFENSIVE GRADUATE DEFENSIVE GRADUATE OFFENSIVE GRADUATE ASSISTANT ASSISTANT ASSISTANT SECOND SEASON FIRST SEASON THIRD SEASON Caleb Haynes is in his third year with the Owls and serves as a Cameron Davis joined the Owls in August of 2017 as a defensive Colin Spencer joined the Owls in February of 2018 as a defensive graduate assistant on offense. graduate assistant. graduate assistant. Davis came to Rice after one year as a defensive GA at Texas A&M Spencer joined the Rice staff after spending the previous two sea- Haynes joined the Owls after spending two years at Central under John Chavis. sons as a defensive graduate assistant at the University of the Redlands in Methodist (Mo.) University as the running back coach and the coor- Davis graduated from Cal State East Bay in 2012 with a degree in soci- Redlands, California where he coached the cornerbacks. In 2016 Redlands dinator of the run game and special teams. ology. He interned in the Oakland Raiders Public Relations Department in won the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) He began his coaching career at Central Methodist in 2012 2012-13 and began the pursuit of a coaching career at Diablo Valley College title and in 2017, he coached senior Daniel Gonzalez to first team AFCA where he was a graduate assistant as well as the equipment (2013-14) as an assistant defensive line coach. All-American honors. ‘ manager, earning his Graduate Degree in Education (emphasis on He entered graduate school at the Univeristy of La Vern in La Vern, He lettered for two seasons at Redlands and was an All SCIAC per- Athletic Administration). California and coached the defensive line and defensive backs for one former as both a defensive back and punt returner as a senior in 2015. He season each and also served as the equipment manager from 2014-15. began his playing career at Bakersfield College as a wide receiver in 2013. He played football at CMU from 2008-12, earning his degree in He earned a Masters in Leadership and Management from La Vern in He received his undergraduate degree in History from Redlands Physical Education & Health K-12. 2016. in 2016 and joined four of his teammates as members of the National Haynes is single and lives in Houston. Football Foundation’s Hampshire Honor Society. He received his Master’s in Higher Education from Redlands in 2018. .

78 I RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES Caleb Jeffrey John KINDALL BARNETT SIMMONS OFFENSIVE GRADUATE DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL CHIEF OF STAFF ASSISTANT RECRUITING FIFTH SEASON THIRD SEASON FIRST SEASON

Caleb Kindall is in his third year with the Owls and serves as a Jeffery Barnett joined the Owls staff in April of 2018 as their first Direc- John Simmons was named Football Chief of Staff in 2018 after graduate assistant on offense. tor of High School recruiting. serving as the Owls’ Assistant Recruiting Coordinator and Events Spe- Kindall joined the Owls spending two years as a Defensive Ana- Barnett comes to Rice after coaching offensive line in the Texas high cialist from 2014-18. lyst at Baylor where he assisted the defensive staff and graduate as- school ranks, including 11 years at Denton Guyer and the last two as part of Simmons suports head coach Mike Bloomgren in all administra- sistants with day-to-day operations. the initial staff at Fulshear. While at Guyer, Barnett was part of back to back tive aspects of the program and acts as the liaison all campus organiza- state championship teams in 2012 and 2013, one finalist (2010) and two Originally from Minneapolis, Kansas, Kindall is a 2014 graduate tions. semifinalists (2008 & 2009). of the University of Kansas with a double major in in American Stud- A 2014 graduate of UTSA with a degree in Public Relations, he was He began his coaching career as a Graduate Assistant at Alabama a member of the Roadrunners football team in their initial seasons. He ies and Sociology. He was the Jayhawks’ head student equipment in 2001 under Dennis Franchione, joining future Owls head coach Mike was a walk-on quarterback who played in four games during UTSA’s manager for three years and also as a volunteer in the KU football Bloomgren as GA’s on the Crimson Tide staff that season. Barnett followed inaugural campaign and in two games in 2012 as a quarterback. He Franchione to Texas A&M the following year, staying in College Station office. shifted to wide receiver after earning a scholarship in his final season. through 2005 and earning his Masters Degree in curriculum & instruction. Kindall is single and lives in Houston. Simmons earned second-team All-District 26-5A honors as a se- Barnett played collegiately at Hamilton College in Clinton, NY. He was played on the offensive line before transitioning to fullback and tight end nior after throwing for 2,150 yards and rushing for another 978 at New and graduated in 2001 Braunfels High School while leading the team to an 11-4 record and He is the father to a son, Noah. the Class 5A Division II semifinals that fall under head coach Chuck . Caniford. . Simmons is single and makes his home in Houston.

RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES I 79 Jerry Hans Jason PICKLE STRAUB RUSSELL ASSISTANT AD/ STRENGTH & ASST. STRENGTH & FOOTBALL OPERATIONS CONDITIONING COACH CONDITIONING COACH 11TH SEASON FIRST SEASON FIRST SEASON Hans Straub is in his first year as the head strength & conditioning coach for Jason Russell is in his first year as an assistant strength & condition- Jerry Pickle joined the Rice staff in June of 2008 as the Assistant AD Rice Athletics. ing coach for Rice Athletics. for Football Operations. Straub joined the Owls from Stanford where he served the past two years He came to Rice after 24 years at Baylor, including the last 13 as the and the Director of Olympic Sports Performance, with specific oversight for base- Russell joined the Owls after spending eight months in the private director of football operations. He joined the Baylor program full-time ball, women’s and women’s . sector. Prior to that, Russell served as the Director for Basketball Sports in 1986 as recruiting coordinator and administrative assistant to Hall of He joined the Cardinal program in 2015 after directing the Strength & Con- Performance at the University of Houston for three years, overseeing Fame coach . ditioning programs for Saint Leo University (2014-15) and the University of South training for Men’s and Women’s Basketball as well as Men’s and Women’s Florida (2011-13). In his current role, Pickle handles administrative responsibilities for Golf. the Rice football program. Prior to joining the USF athletic department, Straub served as the top as- His broad range of responsibilities include team travel, on-campus sistant Sports Performance coach for football at Stanford and was heavily involved Prior to his stop at Houston, he spent 18 months as an assistant recruiting, roster upkeep, compliance, camps/clinics, golf tournaments, in the day-to-day operations of the Sports Performance program. strength and conditioning coach at California-Berkeley, where he assist- Preceding his work at Stanford, Straub spent five years on the Strength & ed with the football team and directed the strength and conditioning coaches/players tickets, academics, banquets, walk-on programs and Conditioning staff at the University of Washington, as well as four years of service game-day duties. Pickle also serves as the NFL liaison and is a liaison for at the University of San Diego. During his time at Washington, he worked closely program from the Women’s Gymnastics team. the program with various athletic and university departments. with the softball, baseball and women’s volleyball programs. While at the Univer- He came to Berkeley after stops as a strength and conditioning as- Pickle began his coaching career at the high school level and then sity of San Diego, he worked with a variety of the 16 Torero programs, including sistant at Louisiana Tech University (2011-2013) and Sam Houston State coached five years in the college ranks in Mississippi and Missouri be- baseball, softball, men’s soccer, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s golf, swimming University (2010-2011). fore going to Baylor. and and men’s and women’s rowing. He has both bachelor’s (1976) and master’s (1980) degrees in Straub is a 2002 graduate of Towson (Md.) University, where he earned his He received his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Sam Hous- health, physical education and recreation from Delta State in Cleveland, Bachelors of Science degree in Kinesiology. He is a certified strength and condi- ton State in 2010 and earned his master’s degree in sports performance Miss., where he lettered in football and track. tioning specialist from the National Strength and Conditioning Association and from Louisiana Tech in 2012. Pickle is married to the former Julie Turner and they have two sons, in 2015, he finished his Master’s Degree in exercise science from the University of Russell is a Strength & Conditioning Coach Certified through the Texas at El Paso. Matthew and Jonathan. Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association. 80 I RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES Stephen Caleb Ryan WHITLOCK STUDIVANT HAWORTH ASST. STRENGTH & VIDEO COORDINATOR ASST. VIDEO COORD. CONDITIONING COACH SECOND SEASON THIRD SEASON FIRST SEASON Stephen Whitlock is in his first year as the assistant strength and Caleb Studivant enters his second season on the Rice staff as the Ryan Haworth enters his third season on the Rice staff as the As- conditioning coach for Rice Athletics. Video Coordinator. sistant Video Coordinator/Production Specialist. Whitlock joined the Owls from the University of North Texas where He comes to Rice after one season at Towson University (where he He comes to Rice after one season at Oregon State University he was the graduate assistant with football for the 2017 football season. was the Coordinator of Video Services for the entire Athletic Depart- where he worked for the Video/Ideation Department. Haworth edited He was also in charge of track, tennis, and golf. ment. and produced video content for the entire athletic department. Prior to his time at North Texas, Whitlock was an intern and contin- Prior to his stint at Towson, he served as a Video Intern in the Video He joined the Beavers from Simpson College where spent two sea- gent assistant at Stanford University where he was involved in the daily Services Department at the Big Ten Conference Office where he worked sons with the Storm as a Volunteer Video Assistant. Haworth oversaw a operations for the football, men’s swimming, and women’s lacrosse closely with the Coordinator of Officials for Football, Men’s Basketball, student staff and produced highlights. Sports Performance Programs (January 2017 – August 2017). and Men’s . A 2012 graduate of Simpson College, Haworth started as a student Whitlock is a 2017 graduate of the University of Indianapolis, He joined the Big Ten Conference after spending a season as a Vid- video assistant for football and also competing for the wrestling team. where he earned his Bachelors of Science degree in Kinesiology. He eo Intern with the Baltimore Ravens, aiding with the filming of practices He graduated from Indianola High School in Indianola, IA. is a certified strength and conditioning specialist from the National and games during the 2014 season. He is single and lives in Houston. Strength and Conditioning Association in 2017. He is also a USAW Level From 2009 to 2013, while a student at the University of Maryland, 1 certified coach. Whitlock is currently completing work on his Master’s Caleb started as a Student Video Assistant for the Terrapin Football Team. He graduated from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, in his home- Degree in Kinesiology from the University of North Texas. town of Baltimore, MD.

RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES I 81 Writers All American in 50 years. Chuck He served as Media Coordinator for the 2010 and 2015 NCAA Men’s South Basketball Regionals at in Houston. He was Local Media Coordinator for the 2011& 2016 Men’s Final Four in Houston. POOL Pool, 60, joined the Owls after spending the previous four years running his own public relations com- pany, Laysan Communications, which specialized in proactive sports-related public and media relations. His ASSISTANT AD/ primary clients included the Rotary Lombardi Award, which honors the top linemen in college football, and ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS the Roger Clemens Award, which was presented to the top in college baseball. Laysan also provided media services to the Houston Super Bowl Host Committee, the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority and 13TH SEASON USA Football. A veteran of over 30 years on the Houston sports scene, Chuck Pool heads into his 13th year at the head He first came to Houston in 1985 when he joined the as the assistant director of public of the Owls’ publicity efforts. relations. He remained with the Astros through the spring of 1992 when he was selected to the media He assumed his duties on August 23, 2006 when he became the third person to hold the Sports Informa- relations department of the expansion Florida Marlins. He returned to the Astros in 1998 before entering tion Director title at Rice, following Bill Whitmore (1950-84) and Bill Cousins (1984-2006). Pool guides athletic private business in 1999. communications and publicity efforts for the Owls while serving as the primary contact for football as well as Pool is a 1980 graduate of the University of Nebraska where he played freshman football (1977). He men’s and women’s tennis. joined the Huskers’ SID department as a student assistant and was named Publications Coordinator/Sports Pool and his staff have been honored twice in the last four years by the Football Writers’ Association of Information Assistant upon graduation. America as one of their Super 11 Sports Information staffs (2014 & 2017). During his time at Nebraska, he was part of publicity efforts that garnered a Heisman Trophy, three Out- In his time at Rice, he has coordinated the Owls efforts to move their media information away from land, two Rotary Lombardi Award winners and 10 consensus All-America selections in football. He also head- printed materials as well as developing a broader overall reach through sport-specific Facebook and Twitter ed up publicity efforts for the Huskers’ gymnastics and swimming programs, and served as media coordinator initiatives with a heavy emphasis on video. for three NCAA men’s gymnastics and one NCAA women’s swimming and diving championship. In 2011, he oversaw the redesign and relaunch of Riceowls.com while also writing and co-producing a He is a member of the FWAA and the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). He is five-part documentary on the 100th season of Rice Football. In 2010, he assumed administrative responsi- a past president of Pearland Little League and has served on the Advisory Council of the Rotary Lombardi bility of the Owls’ video productions and oversaw the creative aspects of Owls Insider, a half-hour show on Award. Houston. That same year he was responsible for the expansion of OwlVision’s baseball webcast Pool and wife Laura reside in Pearland. They have four children, Kevin (29, who received his degree from production as well as the first-ever webcast of the C-USA outdoor track and field championship. Rice in 2011 and coaches football at Pearland Dawson HS), Cameron (25, who will enter college this fall after In 2006, his publicity efforts enabled a previously unknown sophomore wide receiver, , four years in the Marines) Kelli (24, who is enrolled in the Athletic Training Graduate Program at SFA) , Court- to become one of three finalists for the Biletnikoff Award finalist. In 2008 Dillard became Rice’s first Football ney (21, who attends Texas State University) and one grandson, Kaleb (2)

82 I RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES in the athletic training education program. Kimble has an extensive back- ground in sports medicine, including stints as a training camp intern with the Brad Cleveland Browns and New York Jets. In addition to his experience in the NFL, Obie he completed internships in minor league hockey in the American Hockey KIMBLE League with the Cleveland Barons and in with the Ma- BENAVIDES ASST. AD; HEAD FOOT- honing Valley Scrappers, a short-season affiliate of the . ASSISTANT FOOTBALL

BALL ATHLETIC TRAINER A native of Columbiana, Ohio, Kimble earned his bachelor’s degree ATHLETIC TRAINER SECOND SEASON in athletic training and fitness management from Baldwin Wallace in 2003. FOURTH SEASON After graduation, Kimble served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Brad Kimble, MEd, LAT, ATC, CES, PES, is in his second year as Head Foot- the Cleveland Clinic working as an outreach athletic trainer at Mentor High Obie Benavides is in his fourth year as an athletic trainer at Rice ball Athletic Trainer at Rice University. He is responsible for overseeing the School and John Carroll University while also completing his master’s degree University, working with the football program. football program and all aspects of the sports medicine operations in the in exercise science at Cleveland State University in 2006. Brian Patterson Sports Performance Center. Prior to Rice, he was a student athletic trainer at Texas Tech Uni- Kimble is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Associa- Kimble came to Rice after serving as an assistant athletic trainer at Syra- versity- Health Sciences Center in Lubbock, TX, working with two tion (NATA) and the College Athletic Trainers Society. In addition to holding cuse University for the last six years working primarily as the lead assistant local high schools and Texas Tech football. He also did a summer certification in athletic training, Kimble is also a certified National Academy for the Orange football program. While at Syracuse, the Orange played in internship with Texas A&M football. He earned a master’s of athletic of Sports Medicine (NASM) Corrective Exercise Specialist (CES) and Perfor- two bowl games and won the 2012 Big East Championship. In addition to his mance Enhancement Specialist (PES). He also holds certification in Function- training in May of 2014, and is currently working towards a Doctor- time with football, he also coordinated the care of the women’s field hockey al Movement Screening (FMS) and Sound-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization ate of Athletic Training. and men’s soccer programs during the 2016 - 2017 school year. His duties (SASTM). His special interests include injury prevention strategies, exercise also included the implementation of Functional Movement Screening in recovery and performance therapy and rehabilitation. Benavides earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from the multiple sports and coordinating corrective exercise programming. University of North Texas in May of 2012. He is trained in Systemic Brad resides in Houston and is engaged to be married to his fiancé, Faith Prior to his time at Syracuse, Kimble served as the associate athletic Dry Needling and is a Certified Speed and Agility Coach. Obie is cer- early next year. trainer at Baldwin Wallace University in Berea, Ohio from 2006 - 2011. At tified by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Board of Certifica- Baldwin Wallace, Kimble served as the head athletic trainer for the football, tion, as well as licensed by the state of Texas. men’s basketball and tennis programs and worked as a clinical instructor

RICE FOOTBALL I COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES I 83 TEAM STATISTICS Rice Opp TEAM STATISTICS Rice Opp 2017 RICE FOOTBALL RESULTS SCORING 195 429 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 3-80 16-252 Date Opponent W/L Score Record C-USA Attend. Points Per Game 16.2 35.8 Average 26.7 15.8 A 27 $ vs. #14 Stanford L 7-62 0-1 0-0 33,101 Points Off Turnovers 7 118 FUMBLES-LOST 21-13 8-3 S 9 * at UTEP W 31-14 1-1 1-0 19,136 FIRST DOWNS 206 262 PENALTIES-Yards 53-460 49-406 S 16 at Houston L 3-38 1-2 1-0 38,900 Rushing 120 121 Average Per Game 38.3 33.8 S 23 * FIU L 7-13 1-3 1-1 18,932 Passing 76 130 PUNTS-Yards 57-2520 40-1663 Penalty 10 11 Average Per Punt 44.2 41.6 S 30 at Pitt L 10-42 1-4 1-1 33,051 RUSHING YARDAGE 2244 2311 O 7 ARMY WEST POINT L 12-49 1-5 1-1 21,766 Net punt average 37.1 37.5 Yards gained rushing 2592 2624 KICKOFFS-Yards 39-2461 79-4856 O 21 * at UTSA L 7-20 1-6 1-2 25,270 Yards lost rushing 348 313 Average Per Kick 63.1 61.5 O 28 * LOUISIANA TECH L 28-42 1-7 1-3 19,992 Rushing Attempts 486 462 Net kick average 40.6 41.1 N 4 * at UAB L 21-52 1-8 1-4 21,224 Average Per Rush 4.6 5.0 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:36 30:24 N 11 * SOUTHERN MISS L 34-43 1-9 1-5 18,124 Average Per Game 187.0 192.6 3RD-DOWN Conversions 57/147 69/142 N 18 * at Old Dominion L 21-24 1-10 1-6 20,118 TDs Rushing 20 30 3rd-Down Pct .388 .486 N 25 * NORTH TEXAS L 14-30 1-11 1-7 17,956 PASSING YARDAGE 1738 2799 4TH-DOWN Conversions 7/19 10/16 Comp-Att-Int 122-246-16 232-333-3 4th-Down Pct .368 .625 Average Per Pass 7.1 8.4 * Denotes Conference USA Game SACKS BY-Yards 28-214 29-157 Average Per Catch 14.2 12.1 $ at Sydney, Australia MISC YARDS -20 1 Average Per Game 144.8 233.2 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 27 55 TDs Passing 6 20 TOTAL OFFENSE 3982 5110 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 3-5 15-18 Total Plays 732 795 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-3 0-0 Average Per Play 5.4 6.4 RED-ZONE SCORES 20-27 46-49 Average Per Game 331.8 425.8 Percent .741 .939 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 37-659 8-204 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 17-27 37-49 Average 17.8 25.5 Percent .630 .755 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 14-103 23-266 PAT-ATTEMPTS 24-25 54-54 Average 7.4 11.6 Percent .960 1.000

84 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS RUSHING GP ATT GAIN LOSS NET AVG TD LONG AVG/G RECEIVING GP NO YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G Nahshon Ellerbe 12 85 437 28 409 4.8 6 26 34.1 Aaron Cephus 11 25 622 24.9 5 63 56.5 Austin Walter 12 69 441 41 400 5.8 4 70 33.3 Kylen Granson 10 18 241 13.4 0 41 24.1 Miklo Smalls 6 64 386 78 308 4.8 3 52 51.3 Austin Walter 12 18 219 12.2 1 70 18.2 Emmanuel Esukpa 10 57 272 11 261 4.6 1 29 26.1 Samuel Stewart 9 12 138 11.5 0 28 15.3 Samuel Stewart 9 58 248 18 230 4.0 0 21 25.6 Robby Wells III 12 12 82 6.8 0 17 6.8 Jordan Myers 10 42 208 9 199 4.7 1 18 19.9 Jordan Myers 10 11 119 10.8 0 21 11.9 Sam Glaesmann 6 42 225 53 172 4.1 3 37 28.7 Parker Smith 11 7 95 13.6 0 36 8.6 Austin Trammell 12 14 102 20 82 5.9 0 23 6.8 Austin Trammell 12 4 51 12.8 0 17 4.2 Cameron Montgomery 9 11 76 4 72 6.5 0 12 8.0 Nahshon Ellerbe 12 4 47 11.8 0 28 3.9 Kylen Granson 10 6 55 4 51 8.5 0 21 5.1 Lance Wright 9 4 42 10.5 0 19 4.7 Jackson Tyner 7 22 112 68 44 2.0 1 15 6.3 Emmanuel Esukpa 10 3 37 12.3 0 19 3.7 Will Phillips 12 4 12 3 9 2.2 1 8 0.8 Will Phillips 12 2 22 11.0 0 19 1.8 Collin Whitaker 4 4 8 1 7 1.8 0 5 1.8 Jackson Tyner 7 1 17 17.0 0 17 2.4 Aston Walter 2 1 6 0 6 6.0 0 6 3.0 Cameron Johnson 6 1 6 6.0 0 6 1.0 Robby Wells III 12 1 4 0 4 4.0 0 4 0.3 Total 12 122 1738 14.2 6 70 144.8 Total 12 486 2592 348 2244 4.6 20 70 187.0 Opponents 12 232 2799 12.1 20 56 233.2 Opponents 12 462 2624 313 2311 5.0 30 73 192.6

PASSING GP EFFIC COMP-ATT-INT PCT YDS TD LG AVG/G Miklo Smalls 6 118.18 43-75-5 57.3 623 1 63 103.8 Jackson Tyner 7 95.70 46-97-5 47.4 598 2 70 85.4 Sam Glaesmann 6 99.86 32-72-6 44.4 500 3 52 83.3 Parker Smith 11 242.80 1-1-0 100.0 17 0 17 1.5 Team 6 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total 12 103.98 122-246-16 49.6 1738 6 70 144.8 Opponents 12 158.29 232-333-3 69.7 2799 20 56 233.2

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS I 85 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LG INTERCEPTION RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LG KICKOFFS NO YDS AVG TB OB RET NET YDLN Austin Trammell 10 78 7.8 0 35 Justin Bickham 1 0 0.0 0 0 Jack Fox 39 2461 63.1 27 3 25.5 40.6 24 Nahshon Ellerbe 3 30 10.0 0 18 Brandon Douglas-Dotson 1 75 75.0 1 75 Total 39 2461 63.1 27 3 25.5 40.6 24 Dasharm Newsome 1 -5 -5.0 0 0 Cole Thomas 1 5 5.0 0 5 Opponents 79 4856 61.5 38 2 17.8 41.1 23 Total 14 103 7.4 0 35 Total 3 80 26.7 1 75 Opponents 23 266 11.6 1 81 Opponents 16 252 15.8 3 64

FUMBLE RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LG KICK RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LG Total 0 0 0.0 0 0 Austin Trammell 17 332 19.5 0 38 Opponents 4 58 14.5 1 34 Nahshon Ellerbe 11 208 18.9 0 32

Austin Walter 6 78 13.0 0 20 PUNTING NO YDS AVG LG TB I20 50+ BL D.J. Green 2 28 14.0 0 15 Jack Fox 57 2520 44.2 62 7 16 17 0 Brandon Douglas-Dotson 1 13 13.0 0 13 Total 57 2520 44.2 62 7 16 17 0 Total 37 659 17.8 0 38 Opponents 40 1663 41.6 63 3 12 8 0 Opponents 8 204 25.5 0 36

86 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS POINT AFTER TRIES ALL-PURPOSE LEADERS G RUSH RCV PR KR IR TOT AVG/G SCORING TD FG KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF PTS Austin Walter 12 400 219 0 78 0 697 58.1 Nahshon Ellerbe 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Nahshon Ellerbe 12 409 47 30 208 0 694 57.8 Austin Walter 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Aaron Cephus 11 0 622 0 0 0 622 56.5 Aaron Cephus 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Austin Trammell 12 82 51 78 332 0 543 45.2 Will Harrison 0 2-4 21-21 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 27 Samuel Stewart 9 230 138 0 0 0 368 40.9 Miklo Small 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 18 Jordan Myers 10 199 119 0 0 0 318 31.8 Sam Glaesmann 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Miklo Smalls 6 308 0 0 0 0 308 51.3 Jordan Myers 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Emmanuel Esukpa 10 261 37 0 0 0 298 29.8 Emmanuel Esukpa 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Kylen Granson 10 51 241 0 0 0 292 29.2 Will Phillips 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Sam Glaesmann 6 172 0 0 0 0 172 28.7 Jackson Tyner 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Parker Smith 11 0 95 0 0 0 95 8.6 Brandon Douglas-Dotson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Total 12 2244 1738 103 659 80 4824 402.0 Haden Tobola 0 1-1 2-3 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 5 Opponents 12 2311 2799 266 204 252 5832 486.0 Jack Fox 0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 1 Austin Trammell 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 0 TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS G PLAYS RUSH PASS TOT AVG/G Total 27 3-5 24-25 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 195 Miklo Smalls 6 139 308 623 931 155.2 Opponents 55 15-18 54-54 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 429 Sam Glaesmann 6 114 172 500 672 112.0 Jakson Tyner 7 119 44 598 642 91.7 FIELD GOALS FG PCT 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LG BL Nahshon Ellerbe 12 85 409 0 409 34.1 Will Harrison 2-4 50.0 0-0 0-1 2-2 0-1 0-0 36 1 Austin Walter 12 69 400 0 400 33.3 Haden Tobola 1-1 100.0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 23 0 Emmanuel Esukpa 10 57 261 0 261 26.1 Samuel Stewart 9 58 230 0 230 25.6 Jordan Myers 10 42 199 0 199 19.9 Austin Trammell 12 14 82 0 82 6.8 Cameron Montgomery 9 11 72 0 72 8.0 Total 12 732 2244 1738 3982 331.8 Opponents 12 795 2311 2799 5110 425.8

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS I 87 DEFENSE TACKLES SACKS PASS DEFENSE FUMBLES TACKLES SACKS PASS DEFENSE FUMBLES NO DEFENDER GP UA A TOT TFL-YDS NO-YDS INT-YDS BrUP RCV-YDS FF NO DEFENDER GP UA A TOT TFL-YDS NO-YDS INT-YDS BrUP RCV-YDS FF 58 Emmanuel Ellerbee 12 68 52 120 6.5-22 1.5-12 . 2 1-0 . 25 Nahshon Ellerbe 12 6 . 6 ...... 44 Brian Womac 12 45 6 51 22.0-109 10.0-82 . . . . 92 Elijah Garcia 9 1 4 5 0.5-0 . . . . . 6 Destri White 12 27 22 49 . . . 2 . . 16 Josh Cummings 7 2 2 4 ...... 49 D.J. Green 12 28 20 48 2.0-4 . . . . . 8 Dylan Silcox 6 3 1 4 ...... 17 J.T. Ibe 11 32 10 42 1.0-1 . . 3 1-0 1 42 Dylan James 10 1 2 3 ...... 31 Martin Nwakamma 12 29 11 40 1.0-1 . . 1 . . 46 Garrett Grammer 11 2 1 3 . . . . . 1 96 Zach Abercrumbia 12 24 13 37 4.0-23 2.0-19 . . 1-0 . 7 Jordan Myers 10 3 . 3 ...... 99 Preston Gordon 12 18 16 34 4.5-12 1.0-7 . 2 . . 34 Joe Ballard 9 . 2 2 ...... 95 Roe Wilkins 12 21 11 32 8.5-43 6.5-40 . . . 1 2 Jack Fox 12 1 1 2 ...... 3 Brandon Douglas-Dotson 12 26 5 31 3.0-4 . 1-75 7 . . 52 JaVante Hubbard 5 1 1 2 ...... 29 Houston Robert 11 22 8 30 1.0-1 . . 1 . . 55 Jae Phan 8 . 2 2 ...... 7 Justin Bickham 10 22 5 27 2.0-11 1.0-10 1-0 7 . . 18 Kylen Granson 10 2 . 2 ...... 9 Jorian Clark 11 14 12 26 3.0-23 . . . . . 15 Uzoma Akunebu 7 . 1 1 ...... 94 Graysen Schantz 6 11 8 19 1.5-14 1.5-14 . . . . 5 Lance Wright 9 . 1 1 ...... 14 Christian Bertrand 10 13 5 18 2.5-12 1.0-10 . . . 1 14 Jackson Tyner 7 1 . 1 ...... 21 Nick Uretsky 12 9 9 18 1.0-1 . . . . . 66 Calvin Anderson 12 1 . 1 ...... 36 Myles Adams 12 9 7 16 1.0-2 . . . . . 33 Emmanuel Esukpa 10 1 . 1 ...... 12 D Angelo Ellis 6 12 3 15 . . . 3 . . 5 Dasharm Newsome 7 1 . 1 ...... 93 Parker Hanusa 12 12 3 15 1.5-3 1.0-1 . . . . 28 Aaron Cephus 11 1 . 1 ...... 28 Cole Thomas 6 7 6 13 1.0-1 . 1-5 3 . . Team 6 1 . 1 ...... 90 Blain Padgett 3 6 4 10 2.5-15 1.5-13 . 1 . . Total 12 504 264 768 73-313 28-214 3-80 30 3-0 4 33 Anthony Ekpe 11 9 . 9 3.0-10 1.0-6 . . . . Opponents 12 451 262 713 78-306 29-157 16-252 31 13-58 11 40 Brady Wright 12 6 2 8 ...... 20 George Nyakwol 11 3 4 7 ...... 19 V.J. Banks 2 3 4 7 ......

88 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES

UA-A TOT STAN UTEP UH FIU PITT ARMY UTSA TECH UAB USM ODU NT UA-A TOT STAN UTEP UH FIU PITT ARMY UTSA TECH UAB USM ODU NT E Ellerbee 68-52 120 4-6 2-7 9-6 6-2 2-0 9-3 2-5 10-3 6-2 6-11 7-4 5-3 V Banks 3-4 7 3-3 0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP\ B Womac 45-6 51 4-0 3-0 4-1 7-0 1-0 1-0 7-2 2-0 2-0 4-2 4-1 6-0 N Ellerbe 6-0 6 1-0 . . . 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 . . . . D White 24-77 49 . 2-1 2-0 1-0 1-3 . 3-1 5-2 5-3 2-8 3-2 3-2 E Garcia 1-4 5 0-1 DNP 1-2 DNP DNP ...... 0-1 D Green 28-20 48 2-2 1-2 7-1 5-1 3-3 1-3 4-4 . 2-1 . 3-2 0-1 J Cummings 2-2 4 . 1-0 0-1 . DNP DNP DNP . DNP 0-1 DNP 1-0 J Ibe 32-10 42 4-1 2-2 6-0 2-0 10-3 . 2-1 2-2 . . DNP 4-1 D Silcox 3-1 4 . 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 . DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP M Nwakamma 29-11 40 3-0 2-0 1-2 0-2 3-2 6-1 1-1 . 5-0 . 2-2 6-1 G Grammer 2-1 3 . . . 2-0 . . 0-1 . . . . DNP Z Abercrumbia 24-13 37 1-2 1-2 2-1 . 1-3 5-0 1-2 5-0 5-0 0-1 0-1 3-1 D James 1-2 3 DNP DNP . . . 1-0 . . . 0-2 . . P Gordon 18-16 34 1-0 0-4 0-1 2-1 2-3 3-1 1-1 2-0 2-0 2-3 3-0 0-2 J Myers 3-0 3 . . . . 1-0 2-0 . . DNP DNP . . R Wilkins 21-11 32 2-0 0-1 2-2 3-1 1-1 3-1 3-0 2-0 0-1 0-3 1-1 4-0 J Ballard 0-2 2 0-2 ...... DNP DNP DNP B Douglas-Dotson 26-5 31 1-0 1-0 2-0 3-1 2-2 3-0 2-1 1-0 3-0 2-0 5-1 1-0 J Phan 0-2 2 . DNP . . DNP DNP DNP . . 0-1 . 0-1 H Robert 22-8 30 . DNP 1-0 . . 1-0 . . 5-1 9-6 2-1 4-0 J Hubbard 1-1 2 . DNP 0-1 DNP . 1-0 . DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP J Bickham 22-5 27 5-0 1-1 3-2 2-0 4-1 1-0 3-0 2-0 1-1 . DNP DNP J Fox 1-1 2 . . 1-0 . 0-1 ...... J Clark 14-12 26 1-3 0-1 DNP 1-0 1-0 . 1-0 4-3 1-0 0-2 1-2 4-1 K Granson 2-0 2 . . . . . 1-0 1-0 . . . DNP DNP G Schantz 11-8 19 . 0-3 4-1 2-0 2-1 3-3 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP J Tyner 1-0 1 1-0 DNP . . . . DNP . DNP . DNP DNP C Bertrand 13-5 18 . 0-1 2-0 3-0 2-0 2-0 1-1 1-3 1-0 1-0 DNP DNP D Newsome 1-0 1 DNP DNP . DNP DNP DNP . 1-0 . . . . N Uretsky 9-9 18 2-1 0-1 1-4 3-0 . 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 . Team 1-0 1 1-0 ...... M Adams 9-7 16 0-2 . . 1-0 1-1 3-1 . 1-0 1-1 0-2 . 2-0 A Cephus 1-0 1 . . . . DNP . . . 1-0 . . . D Ellis 12-3 15 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-1 1-0 2-0 1-1 5-0 2-1 E Esukpa 1-0 1 ...... 1-0 . DNP DNP . P Hanusa 12-3 15 2-0 . 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 . 1-1 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-0 U Akunebu 0-1 1 DNP DNP DNP . . . DNP . DNP . 0-1 . C Thomas 7-6 13 2-0 1-2 1-0 DNP DNP 3-1 0-3 DNP DNP DNP DNP . C Anderson 1-0 1 . . 1-0 ...... B Padgett 6-4 10 0-1 4-3 2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP L Wright 0-1 1 ...... 0-1 . DNP DNP DNP . A Ekpe 9-0 9 . . 1-0 1-0 2-0 4-0 . 1-0 DNP . . . B Wright 6-2 8 . . 0-1 . 1-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 . . . G Nyakwol 3-4 7 . . 0-1 . 1-1 . . 1-0 DNP 0-1 . 1-1

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS I 89 PASSING

Jackson Tyner Comp Att Int Pct Yards TD LG Sack-Yds. Effic. Sam Glaesmann Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack-Yds Effic Stanford 3 6 0 50.0 26 0 15 0-0 86.40 Stanford 7 18 1 38.9 69 0 28 2-9 59.98 Houston 6 16 0 37.5 84 0 27 1-7 81.60 UTEP 10 18 0 55.6 131 1 52 2-6 135.02 FIU 15 26 1 57.7 131 0 15 2-14 92.32 Houston 5 9 1 55.6 29 0 20 2-5 60.40 Pitt 15 32 3 46.9 222 1 70 2-21 96.71 UTSA 3 9 1 33.3 84 1 50 2-5 126.18 Army West Point 7 16 0 43.8 135 1 58 1-11 135.25 Louisiana Tech 7 16 2 43.8 187 1 51 1-3 137.55 Louisiana Tech 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 -200.00 UAB 0 2 1 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 -100.00 TOTALS 46 97 5 47.4 598 2 70 6-53 95.70 TOTALS 32 72 6 44.4 500 3 52 9-28 99.86

Miklo Smalls Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack-Yds Effic Parker Smith Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack-Yds Effic Army West Point 2 5 1 40.0 11 0 11 1-6 18.48 FIU 1 1 0 100.0 17 0 17 0-0 242.80 UTSA 3 5 1 60.0 61 0 55 2-10 122.48 TOTALS 1 1 0 100.0 17 0 17 0-0 242.80 UAB 14 22 1 63.6 227 1 63 1-4 156.22 Southern Miss 10 15 0 66.7 127 0 36 4-26 137.79 Old Dominion 8 12 1 66.7 90 0 21 2-10 113.00 North Texas 6 16 1 37.5 107 0 46 3-18 81.18 TOTALS 37 72 6 44.4 500 3 52 9-28 99.86

90 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS Cephus Granson Au Walter Stewart Myers Smith Wells III Trammell Ellerbe L Wright Esukpa Phillips Tyner Johnson Stanford - - 1-13/0 3-41/0 1-3/0 - 4-19/0 - - - 1-19/0 - - DNP UTEP 1-52/1 1-2/0 - 3-34/0 4-42/0 1-1/0 ------DNP DNP Houston 1-27/0 2-9/0 1-16/0 3-28/0 2-30/0 1-2/0 - - - - 1-1/0 - - DNP FIU 5-54/0 4-35/0 2-10/0 1-6/0 1-8/0 - - 1-7/0 1-11/0 - - - 1-17/0 DNP Pitt DNP 5-53/0 2-73/1 DNP 1-12/0 DNP 2-28/0 - 1-2/0 2-18/0 1-17/0 1-19/0 - - Army West Point 3-87/1 - 2-9/0 DNP - 1-8/0 2-23/0 - - 1-19/0 - - - DNP UTSA 2-105/1 - 1-3/0 1-24/0 1-3/0 - 1-10/0 - - - - - DNP - Louisiana Tech 2-75/1 2-73/0 2-9/0 DNP - 1-30/0 ------UAB 4-100/1 4-69/0 1-33/0 1-5/0 DNP - 2-8/0 - 1-6/0 DNP - - DNP 1-6/0 RECEIVING Southern Miss 4-68/0 - 4-29/0 - DNP 1-36/0 1-(-6)/0 - - DNP DNP - - - Old Dominion 1-4/0 DNP 2-24/0 - 1-21/0 1-11/0 - 2-27/0 - DNP DNP 1-3/0 DNP - North Texas 2-50/0 DNP - - - 1-7/0 - 1-17/0 1-28/0 1-5/0 - - DNP DNP

Ellerbe Au Walter Smalls Esukpa Stewart Myers Glaesmann Trammell Montgomery Granson Tyner Phillips Whitaker As Walter R Wells III Stanford - 3-45/1 DNP 5-2/0 15-71/0 - 9-7/0 1-10/0 1-4/0 - 4-7/0 - DNP - - UTEP 11-63/1 4-32/0 DNP 3-30/0 16-89/0 3-29/1 7-23/1 - 1-11/0 2-25/0 DNP - DNP 1-6/0 - Houston 6-35/0 8-33/0 DNP 10-34/0 2-(-4)/0 - 3-5/0 - 1-7/0 1-6/0 4-13/0 - DNP DNP - FIU 8-7/0 7-4/0 DNP 7-30/0 11-35/0 1-5/0 DNP 1-3/0 DNP - 6-16/1 - DNP DNP - Pitt 5-2/0 6-39/0 DNP 2-10/0 DNP 2-10/0 DNP - DNP - 3-(-11)/0 - 4-7/0 DNP - Army West Point - 5-22/0 3-2/0 6-56/1 DNP 15-76/0 DNP 2-13/0 DNP 1-12/0 5-19/0 - - DNP - UTSA - 1-(-14)/0 3-(-8)/0 8-49/0 6-27/0 11-32/0 10-69/0 - 1-2/0 - DNP - DNP DNP - Louisiana Tech 6-26/0 7-36/0 DNP 4-8/0 DNP 10-47/0 13-68/2 - 4-42/0 1-12/0 - 1-8/1 DNP DNP - UAB 6-50/0 8-89/1 10-99/1 - 6-11/0 DNP - 2-(-10)/0 1-0/0 1-(-4)/0 DNP 1-1/0 DNP DNP - RUSHING Southern Miss 22-153/4 7-33/1 15-42/0 DNP - DNP DNP 3-26/0 - - - 2-0/0 - DNP - Old Dominion 19-69/1 7-66/1 16-84/1 DNP 1-0/0 - DNP 3-30/0 1-(-4)/0 DNP DNP - DNP DNP - North Texas 2-4/0 6-15/0 17-89/1 12-42/0 1-1/0 - DNP 2-10/0 1-10/0 DNP DNP - - DNP 1-4/0

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS I 91 GAME SUMMARIES FIRST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING PENALTIES POSS GAME SCORE RUSH PASS PEN TOT ATT YDS TD C-A-I YDS TD PLAYS-YDS TURNOVERS NO-YDS TIME A 27 Rice 7 8 5 1 14 38 146 1 10-24-1 95 0 62-241 2 6-45 26:22 Stanford 62 12 12 3 27 36 287 5 21-37-0 369 3 73-656 0 4-35 33:38 S 9 Rice 31 16 6 0 22 49 306 3 10-18-0 131 1 67-437 1 4-31 34:22 UTEP 14 3 9 0 12 24 26 1 18-33-0 203 1 57-229 1 2-15 25:38 S 16 Rice 3 7 7 0 14 35 129 0 11-25-1 113 0 60-242 3 2-15 28:03 Houston 38 6 16 0 22 37 130 3 34-38-0 354 2 75-484 0 2-10 31:57 S 23 FIU 13 7 10 1 18 33 99 0 17-28-1 172 1 61-271 1 5-57 26:03 Rice 7 6 11 2 19 41 100 1 16-27-1 148 0 68-248 1 4-30 33:57 S 30 Rice 10 4 9 1 14 23 55 0 15-32-3 222 1 55-277 3 4-37 25:45 Pitt 42 5 18 1 24 33 69 2 28-34-0 410 4 67-479 1 2-25 34:15 O 7 Army West Point 49 20 0 1 21 65 418 6 1-3-1 9 0 68-427 1 5-35 36:08 Rice 12 12 5 0 17 37 200 1 9-21-1 146 1 58-346 6 3-33 23:52 O 21 Rice 7 8 4 1 13 41 155 0 6-14-2 145 1 55-300 3 7-70 29:35 UTSA 20 12 6 1 19 40 314 0 12-22-0 134 1 62-448 1 9-63 30:25 O 28 Louisiana Tech 42 10 13 1 24 39 180 4 21-32-0 237 1 71-417 0 4-25 31:21 Rice 28 14 5 0 19 46 247 3 7-17-3 187 1 63-434 4 5-49 28:39 N 4 Rice 21 8 9 0 17 35 236 2 14-24-2 227 1 59-463 3 6-50 30:49 UAB 52 11 9 1 21 36 242 3 20-21-0 197 3 57-439 0 1-15 29:11 N 11 Southern Miss 43 12 16 0 28 36 186 2 22-31-0 331 3 67-517 0 10-86 27:18 Rice 34 14 7 5 26 49 254 5 10-16-0 127 0 65-381 0 3-30 32:42 N 18 Rice 21 13 5 0 18 50 241 3 8-12-1 90 0 62-331 2 4-30 33:23 Old Dominion 24 10 10 1 21 39 172 3 20-29-0 188 0 68-360 0 2-20 26:37 N 25 North Texas 30 13 11 1 25 44 188 1 18-25-1 195 1 69-383 1 3-20 32:12 Rice 14 10 3 0 13 42 175 1 6-16-1 107 0 58-282 1 5-40 27:48

92 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS RICE IN THE RED ZONE OPPONENTS IN THE RED ZONE Times Times TOT Rush Pass FGs Times Times TOT Rush Pass FGs GAME SCORE In RZ Scored PTS TDs TDs TDs MADE GAME SCORE In RZ Scored PTS TDs TDs TDs MADE A 27 vs. Stanford L 7-62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A 27 vs. Stanford L 7-62 7 7 45 6 3 3 1 S 9 at UTEP W 31-14 5 4 24 3 3 0 1 S 9 at UTEP W 31-14 1 1 7 1 1 0 0 S 16 at Houston L 3-38 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 S 16 at Houston L 3-38 7 6 38 5 3 2 1 S 23 FIU L 7-13 2 1 7 1 1 0 0 S 23 FIU L 7-13 2 2 10 1 0 1 1 S 30 at Pitt L 10-42 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 S 30 at Pitt L 10-42 5 4 28 4 2 2 0 O 7, Army West Point L 12-49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 7, Army West Point L 12-49 5 4 28 4 4 0 0 O 21 at UTSA L 7-20 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 21 at UTSA L 7-20 2 2 6 0 0 0 2 O 28 Louisiana Tech L 28-42 3 3 21 3 3 0 0 O 28 Louisiana Tech L 28-42 5 5 35 5 4 1 0 N 4 at UAB L 21-52 3 2 14 2 1 1 0 N 4 at UAB L 21-52 6 6 38 5 3 2 1 N 11 Southern Miss L 34-43 5 5 34 5 5 0 0 N 11 Southern Miss L 34-43 4 4 23 3 2 1 1 N 18 at Old Dominion L 21-24 4 3 21 3 3 0 0 N 18 at Old Dominion L 21-24 3 3 17 2 2 0 1 N 25 North Texas L 14-30 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 N 25 North Texas L 14-30 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 Totals 27 20 127 17 16 1 3 Totals 49 46 285 37 25 12 9 20 of 27 (74.1%) 46 of 49 (93.9%)

Failed to Score in the Red Zone: Failed to Score in the Red Zone: Field Goal Attempts: 1; Old Dominion (1) Field Goal Attempts: 0 Downs: 4; FIU (1), UTSA (2), North Texas (1) Downs: 1; Houston (1) Interceptions: 0; Interceptions: 0 Fumbles: 1; UTEP (1) Fumbles: 1; Pitt (1) Half: 1; UAB (1) Half: 1; Army West Point (1) Game: 0 Game: 0

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS I 93 RICE SCORING DRIVES STANFORD 62, RICE 7 HOUSTON 38, RICE 3 PITT 42, RICE 10 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 4 6”19 Au. Walter 23-yd run 12 80 5:17 STAN 55-7 4 2:47 Harrison 31-yd field goal 13 75 5:15 UH 38-3 3 9:31 Tobola 23-yd field goal 12 69 5:29 PITT 28-3 3 0:32 Tyner 70-yd pass to Au. Walter 1 70 0:13 PITT 28-10 RICE 31, UTEP 14 FIU 13, RICE 7 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score ARMY WEST POINT 49, RICE 12 1 11:07 Harrison 36-yd field goal 10 56 3:53 RICE 3-0 2 9:39 Tyner 3-yd run 12 75 5:15 TIED 7-7 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 2 11:25 Glaesmann 5-yd run 7 40 3:29 RICE 10-0 3 9:43 Esukpa 22-yd run 7 49 3:06 ARMY 35-6 3 11:32 Glaesmann 52-yd pass to Cephus 4 77 2:03 RICE 17-0 4 7:55 Tyner 58-yd pass to Cephus 6 92 2:41 ARMY 49-12 4 8:27 Myers 3-yd run 10 87 5:31 RICE 24-7 4 3:15 Ellerbe 3-yd run 5 44 1:40 RICE 31-14

94 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS RICE SCORING DRIVES UTSA 20, RICE 7 UAB 52, RICE 21 OLD DOMINION 24, RICE 21 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 2 4:11 Glaesmann 50-yd pass to Cephus 10 96 5:24 UTSA 10-7 2 10:13 Au. Walter 70-yd run 2 75 0:51 UAB 28-7 1 10:39 Au. Walter 8-yd run 5 53 2:32 RICE 7-0 4 14:54 Smalls 9-yd run 6 80 2:45 UAB 49-14 4 11:45 Ellerbe 9-yd run 10 75 5:36 ODU 17-14 LOUISIANA TECH 42, RICE 28 4 2:49 Smalls 10-yd pass to Cephus 11 69 5:51 UAB 52-21 4 2:05 Smalls 3-yd run 10 80 5:47 RICE 21-17 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 2 10:17 Glaesmann 1-yd run 6 80 2:51 TECH 14-7 SOUTHERN MISS 43, RICE 34 NORTH TEXAS 30, RICE 14 3 8:43 Glaesmann 4-yd run 11 67 6:17 TECH 21-14 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 4 14:03 Phillips 8-yd run 7 61 3:00 TECH 28-21 2 8:02 Au. Walter 18-yd run 12 75 6:14 USM 13-7 1 8:39 Douglas-Dotson 75-yd INT return - - - RICE 7-0 4 4:33 Glaesmann 51-yd pass to Cephus 11 83 5:51 TIED 28-28 2 1:28 Ellerbe 7-yd run 8 75 3:47 USM 19-14 2 7:17 Smalls 52-yd run 5 75 2:18 NT 21-14 3 11:39 Ellerbe 12-yd run 7 75 3:21 USM 22-20 3 2:30 Ellerbe 17-yd run 7 73 3:50 USM 29-27 4 7:05 Ellerbe 1-yd run 14 91 8:38 USM 36-34

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS I 95 OPPONENT SCORING DRIVES STANFORD 62, RICE 7 HOUSTON 38, RICE 3 PITT 42, RICE 10 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 1 14:08 Chryst 13-yd pass to Parkinson 3 75 0:52 STAN 7-0 1 4:32 Allen 10-yd pass to Catalon 8 62 2:52 UH 7-0 1 11:27 Browne 48-yd pass to Moss 7 75 3:33 PITT 7-0 1 8:13 Scarlett 2-yd run 9 45 3:29 STAN 14-0 1 2:29 Novikoff 20-yd field goal 4 7 1:50 UH 10-0 1 6:18 Browne 55-yd pass to Weah 3 80 1:27 PITT 14-0 1 2:29 Love 10-yd run 7 66 4:05 STAN 21-0 1 1:30 Birden 1-yd run 3 9 0:48 UH 17-0 1 1:13 Ollison 10-yd run 5 40 2:12 PITT 21-0 2 13:48 Scarlett 29-yd run 4 71 1:12 STAN 28-0 2 12:20 Catalon 1-yd run 9 73 2:28 UH 24-0 2 2:02 Moss 1-yd run 7 61 4:15 PITT 28-0 2 3:40 Scarlett 1-yd run 5 80 2:20 STAN 35-0 2 7:40 Allen 7-yd pass to Leday 5 42 2:05 UH 31-0 4 12:22 Browne 1-yd pass to Hall 7 64 3:10 PITT 35-10 2 0:00 Toner 40-yd field goal 9 60 3:20 STAN 38-0 2 4:01 Car 3-yd run 7 57 2:31 UH 38-0 4 4:39 Browne 7-yd pass to Clark 9 66 4:51 PITT 42-10 3 10:00 Chryst 3-yd pass to Parkinson 5 78 2:25 STAN 45-0 3 3:24 Burns 3-yd pass to Smith 5 49 2:26 STAN 52-0 4 11:41 Toner 34-yd field goal 8 53 3:54 STAN 55-0 FIU 13, RICE 7 ARMY WEST POINT 49, RICE 12 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 4 1:52 Costello 25-yd run 9 65 4:27 STAN 62-7 2 14:54 McGough 8-yd pass to McKever 10 80 3:55 FIU 7-0 1 3:00 Regan 48-yd INT return - - - ARMY 7-0

2 0:00 Borregales 44-yd field goal 6 63 0:49 FIU 10-7 1 2:15 Bradshaw 3-yd run 2 9 0:38 ARMY 14-0 RICE 31, UTEP 14 3 12:00 Borregales 37-yd field goal 8 55 3:00 FIU 13-7 1 1:53 Walker 23-yd run 1 23 0:09 ARMY 21-0 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 2 14:56 Walker 8-yd run 3 67 1:03 ARMY 28-0 3 3:47 Metz 44-yd pass to Redix 9 78 4:54 RICE 17-7 2 7:02 Walker 47-yd run 7 79 3:58 ARMY 35-0 4 4:56 Metz 1-yd run 10 75 3:31 RICE 24-14 3 4:18 Bradshaw 7-yd run 11 75 5:25 ARMY 42-6 4 10:36 Langdon 1-yd run 15 52 7:43 ARMY 49-6

96 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS OPPONENT SCORING DRIVES UTSA 20, RICE 7 UAB 52, RICE 21 OLD DOMINION 24, RICE 21 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 1 8:00 Davenport 34-yd fumble return - - - UTSA 7-0 1 10:24 Brown 1-yd run 1 65 4:36 UAB 7-0 1 4:09 Williams 24-yd run 8 80 2:52 TIED 7-7 1 0:03 Sackett 18-yd field goal 8 90 3:15 UTSA 10-0 1 6:17 Erdely 43-yd pass to Lee 6 82 2:01 UAB 14-0 2 7:53 Rice 32-yd field goal 15 65 7:07 ODU 10-7 3 12:11 Sturm 26-yd pass to Jones 4 55 1:48 UTSA 17-7 1 5:12 Brown 9-yd run 1 9 0:06 UAB 21-0 3 2:21 Lawry 5-yd run 8 70 3:36 ODU 17-7 3 5:40 Sackett 20-yd field goal 9 58 4:18 UTSA 20-7 2 11:04 Brown 1-yd run 9 83 4:28 UAB 28-0 4 0:37 Williams 6-yd run 8 75 1:28 ODU 24-21 2 9:57 Harris 64-yd INT return - - - UAB 35-7 2 4:37 Erdely 16-yd pass to Wilson 6 66 2:51 UAB 42-7 LOUISIANA TECH 42, RICE 28 3 6:27 Erdely 5-yd pass to Wilson 9 80 4:04 UAB 49-7 NORTH TEXAS 30, RICE 14 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 4 8:49 Vogel 27-yd field goal 9 38 6:05 UAB 52-14 1 4:15 Scott 5-yd run 7 59 3:07 TECH 7-0 1 5:17 Smith 13-yd run 9 75 3:22 TIED 7-7 2 13:08 Scott 6-yd run 10 76 4:34 TECH 14-0 2 11:58 Fine 51-yd pass to Bussey 9 88 3:02 NT 14-7 2 3:38 Smith 5-yd pass to McKnight 6 38 3:21 TECH 21-7 SOUTHERN MISS 43, RICE 34 2 9:35 Darden 81-yd punt return - - - NT 21-7 3 2:03 Craft 4-yd run 12 75 6:40 TECH 28-14 Q Time Scoring Play P YDS TOP Score 2 0:55 Moore 44-yd field goal 11 48 6:22 NT 24-14 4 1:00 Scott 2-yd run 11 75 3:33 TECH 35-28 1 10:53 Shaunfield 42-yd field goal 10 54 4:07 USM 3-0 3 3:30 Moore 19-yd field goal 11 55 4:57 NT 27-14 4 0:36 Spencer 37-yd INT return - - - TECH 42-28 1 7:34 Griggs 51-yd pass to Jones 3 61 1:13 USM 10-0 4 2:56 Moore 43-yd field goal 9 54 3:09 NT 30-14 2 14:16 Shaunfield 29-yd field goal 12 71 4:59 USM 13-0 2 5:15 Smith 2-yd run 8 63 2:47 USM 19-7 2 0:00 Shaunfield 51-yd field goal 10 44 1:28 USM 22-14 3 6:20 Griggs 5-yd pass to Robertson 11 75 5:19 USM 29-20 3 0:43 Griggs 47-yd pass to Robertson 4 75 1:47 USM 36-27 4 2:55 Smith 18-yd run 10 67 4:10 USM 43-34

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS I 97 20-YARD PLUS PLAYS Yds Type Players Opponent 29 Rush Emmanuel Esukpa UTEP 20 KR Nahshon Ellerbe Houston * 75 INT Brandon Douglas-Dotson North Texas 28 Rush Miklo Smalls UAB 20 Pass Kylen Granson from Jackson Tyner Pitt * 70 Rush Austin Walter UAB 28 KR Nahshon Ellerbe UTSA 20 Pass Samuel Stewart from Sam Glaesmann Houston * 70 Pass Austin Walter from Jackson Tyner Pitt 28 Pass Nahshon Ellerbe from Miklo Smalls North Texas 20 Rush Emmanuel Esukpa FIU 63 Pass Aaron Cephus from Miklo Smalls UAB 28 Pass Samuel Stewart from Sam Glaesmann Stanford 20 KR Austin Walter Pitt * 58 Pass Aaron Cephus from Jackson Tyner Army West Point 27 Pass Aaron Cephus from Jackson Tyner Houston 20 Pass Aaron Cephus from Jackson Tyner Army West Point 55 Pass Aaron Cephus from Miklo Smalls UTSA 27 KR Austin Trammell UAB 20 Rush Miklo Smalls Southern Miss * 52 Rush Miklo Smalls North Texas 27 KR Austin Trammell North Texas * 52 Pass Aaron Cephus from Sam Glaesmann UTEP 27 Pass Kylen Granson from Jackson Tyner Pitt * touchdown scored on play * 51 Pass Aaron Cephus from Sam Glaesmann Louisiana Tech 26 Rush Nahshon Ellerbe Old Dominion 51 Rush Austin Walter Old Dominion 26 Rush Sam Glaesmann Louisiana Tech * 50 Pass Aaron Cephus from Sam Glaesmann UTSA 26 Rush Nahshon Ellerbe Southern Miss 46 Pass Aaron Cephus from Miklo Smalls North Texas 25 Rush Miklo Smalls UAB 41 Pass Kylen Granson from Sam Glaesmann Louisiana Tech 24 Rush Nahshon Ellerbe Houston 38 KR Austin Trammell Army West Point 24 Pass Samuel Stewart from Sam Glaesmann UTSA 37 KR Austin Trammell UTSA 24 Pass Kylen Granson from Miklo Smalls UAB 37 Rush Sam Glaesmann UTSA 24 Pass Aaron Cephus from Sam Glaesmann Louisiana Tech 36 Pass Parker Smith from Miklo Smalls Southern Miss 23 Rush Austin Trammell Army West Point 35 PR Austin Trammell Army West Point * 23 Rush Austin Walter Stanford 33 Pass Aaron Cephus from Miklo Smalls Southern Miss 23 KR Austin Trammell Southern Miss 33 Pass Austin Walter from Miklo Smalls UAB 23 KR Austin Trammell UTSA 32 Pass Kylen Granson from Sam Glaesmann Louisiana Tech 22 Rush Nahshon Ellerbe Southern Miss 32 KR Nahshon Ellerbe Old Dominion 22 Pass Aaron Cephus from Miklo Smalls UAB 30 Pass Parker Smith from Sam Glaesmann Louisiana Tech * 22 Rush Emmanuel Esukpa Army West Point 30 KR Austin Trammell North Texas 21 Pass Jordan Myers from Miklo Smalls Old Dominion 29 KR Nahshon Ellerbe Stanford 21 Rush Samuel Stewart UTEP 29 KR Austin Trammell Southern Miss 21 Rush Kylen Granson UTEP

98 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS LONG PLAYS 20+ YARD PLAYS BY PLAYER LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEAR Player No. TD R P KR PR IR FR Rushing BY THE NUMBERS Aaron Cephus 12 4 0 12 0 0 0 0 70 Austin Walter vs UAB (11/4/2017) Long Plays by Yards No. TD Austin Trammell 10 0 1 0 8 1 0 0 Rushing Touchdown 100+ 0 0 Nahshon Ellerbe 9 0 4 1 4 0 0 0 70 Austin Walter vs UAB (11/4/2017) 90-99 0 0 Austin Walter 6 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 Passing 80-89 0 0 Kylen Granson 6 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 70 Austin Walter from Jackson Tyner vs Pitt (9/30/2017 70-79 3 3 Miklo Smalls 4 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 Passing Touchdown 60-69 1 0 Samuel Stewart 4 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 70 Austin Walter from Jackson Tyner vs Pitt (9/30/2017 50-59 7 5 Emmanuel Esukpa 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 Punt Return 40-49 2 0 Parker Smith 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 35 Austin Trammell vs Army West Point (10/7/2017) 30-39 11 0 Sam Glaesmann 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Kick Return 20-29 36 2 Brandon Douglas-Dotson 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 38 Austin Trammell vs Army West Point (10/7/2017) Jordan Myers 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Interception Return 20+ Yard Plays by Type No. TD TOTAL 60 10 19 26 13 1 1 0 75 Brandon Douglas-Dotson vs North Texas (11/25/2017) Rushing 19 4 Fumble Return Passing 26 5 None Punt returns 1 0 Punt Kick returns 13 0 62 Jack Fox vs Stanford (8/27/2017) Interceptions 1 1 Field Goal Fumble returns 0 0 36 Will Harrison vs UTEP (9/9/2017) Other 0 0 TOTAL 60 10

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS I 99 RICE SUPERLATIVES INDIVIDUALS Jack Fox at Houston (Sept 16) Yards Passing 227 at UAB (Nov 4) Rushes 22 Nahshon Ellerbe vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Jack Fox at Pitt (Sept. 30) Yards Per Pass 11.0 vs Louisiana Tech (Oct 28) Yards Rushing 153 Nahshon Ellerbe vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Punting Avg 50.2 Jack Fox vs North Texas (Nov 25) TD Passes 1 6 times; last TD Rushes 4 Nahshon Ellerbe vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Long Punt 62 Jack Fox vs Stanford (Aug 27) at UAB (Nov 1) Long Rush 70 Austin Walter at UAB (Nov 4) Punts Inside 20 3 Jack Fox at Houston (Sept 16) Total Plays 68 vs FIU (Sept 23) Pass attempts 32 Jackson Tyner at Pitt (Sept 30) Jack Fox vs FIU (Sept 23) Total Offense 463 at UAB (Nov 4) Pass Completions 15 Jackson Tyner vs FIU (Sept 23) Long Punt Return 35 Austin Trammell vs Army West Point (Oct 7) Yards Per Play 7.8 at UAB (Nov 4) Jackson Tyner vs Pitt (Sept 30) Long Kickoff Return 38 Nahshon Ellerbe vs Army West Point (Oct 7) Points 34 vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Yards Passing 227 Miklo Smalls at UAB (Nov 4) Tackles 17 Emmanuel Ellerbee vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Sacks By 5 vs FIU (Sept 23) TD Passes 1 6 times; last Sacks 3.0 Brian Womac at UTSA (Oct 21) First Downs 26 vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Miklo Smalls at UAB (Nov 1) Tackles for Loss 4.0 Brian Womac vs FIU (Sept 23) First Downs 7 at UTSA (Oct 21) Long Pass 70 Jackson Tyner at Pitt (Sept 30) Brian Womac at UTSA (Oct 21) Penalty Yards 70 at UTSA (Oct 21) Receptions 5 Aaron Cephus vs FIU (Sept 23) Interceptions 1 Justin Bickham vs FIU (Sept 23) Turnovers 6 vs Army West Point (Oct 7) Kylen Granson at Pitt (Sept 30) Cole Thomas vs Army West Point (Oct 7) Interceptions By 1 3 times; last Yards Receiving 105 Aaron Cephus at UTSA (Oct 21) Brandon Douglas-Dotson vs North Texas (Nov 25) vs North Texas (Nov 25) TD Receptions 1 6 times; last Punts 7 3 times; last Aaron Cephus at UAB (Nov 1) at Pitt (Sept 30) TEAM Punting Avg 50.2 vs North Texas (Nov 25) Long Reception 70 Austin Walter at Pitt (Sept 30) Rushes 50 at Old Dominion (Nov 18) Long Punt 62 vs Stanford (Aug 27) Field Goals 1 Will Harrison at UTEP (Sept 9) Yards Rushing 306 at UTEP (Sept 9) Punts Inside 20 3 at Houston (Sept 16) Will Harrison at Houston (Sept 16) Yards Per Rush 6.7 at UAB (Nov 4) vs FIU (Sept 23) Haden Tobola at Pitt (Sept. 30) TD Rushes 5 vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Long Punt Return 35 vs Army West Point (Oct 7) Long Field Goal 36 Will Harrison at UTEP (Sept 9) Pass attempts 32 at Pitt (Sept 30) Punts 7 Jack Fox vs Stanford (Aug 27) Pass completions 16 vs FIU (Sept 23)

100 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS OPPONENT SUPERLATIVES INDIVIDUALS Punts 7 Alan Luna at UTEP (Sept 9) Total Offense 656 vs Stanford (Aug 27) Rushes 26 Nic Smith vs North Texas (Nov 25) Punting Avg 59.0 Jake Bailey vs Stanford (Aug 27) Yards Per Play 9.0 vs Stanford (Aug 27) Yards Rushing 180 Bryce Love vs Stanford (Aug 27) Long Punt 63 Alan Luna at UTEP (Sept 9) Points 62 vs Stanford (Aug 27) TD Rushes 3 Cameron Scarlett vs Stanford (Aug 27) Punts inside 20 4 Yannis Routsas at UTSA (Oct 21) Sacks By 4 at UTSA (Oct 21) Kell Walker vs Army West Point (Oct 7) Long Punt Return 81 Jaelon Darden vs North Texas (Nov 25) vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Boston Scott vs Louisiana Tech (Oct 28) Long Kickoff Return 36 Quadree Henderson at Pitt (Sept 30) First Downs 28 vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Spencer Brown at UAB (Nov 4) Tackles 15 Jordan Young at Old Dominion (Nov 18) Penalties 10 vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Long Rush 73 Tyrell Clay at UTSA (Oct 21) Sacks 2.0 Marcus Davenport at UTSA (Oct 21) Penalty Yards 86 vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Pass Attempts 33 Ryan Metz at UTEP (Sept 9) Xavier Thigpen vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Turnovers 1 6 Times Kyle Allen at Houston (Sep 16) Tackles For Loss 3.5 Marcus Davenport at UTSA (Oct 21) Interceptions 3 at Pitt (Sept 30) Pass Completions 31 Kyle Allen at Houston (Sept 16) Interceptions 2 Clayton Johnson at UTSA (Oct 21) vs Louisiana Tech (Oct 28) Yards Passing 410 Max Browne at Pitt (Sept 30) Punts 7 at UTEP (Sept 9) TD Passes 4 Max Browne at Pitt (Sept 30) Punting Avg 59.0 vs Stanford (Aug 27) TEAM Long Punt 63 at UTEP (Sept 9) Long Pass 56 Keller Chryst vs Stanford (Aug 27) Rushes 65 vs Army West Point (Oct 7 ) Punts inside 20 4 at UTSA (Oct 21) Receptions 11 Teddy Veal vs Louisiana Tech (Oct 28) Yards Rushing 418 vs Army West Point (Oct 7) Long Punt Return 81 vs North Texas (Nov 25) Yards Receiving 159 Korey Robertson vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Yards Per Rush 8.0 vs Stanford (Aug 27) TD Receptions 2 Colby Parkinson vs Stanford (Aug 27) TD Rushes 6 vs Army West Point (Oct 7) Andre Wilson at UAB (Nov 4) Pass attempts 38 at Houston (Sept 16) Korey Robertson vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Pass completions 34 at Houston (Sept 16) Long Reception 56 Cameron Scarlett vs Stanford (Aug 27) Yards Passing 410 at Pitt (Sept 30) Field Goals 3 Parker Shaunfield vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Yards Per Pass 12.1 at Pitt (Sept 30) Trevor Moore vs North Texas (Nov 25) TD Passes 4 at Pitt (Sept 30) Long Field Goal 51 Parker Shaunfield vs Southern Miss (Nov 11) Total Plays 75 at Houston (Sept 16)

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS I 101 RICE OFFENSIVE STARTERS Opponent LT LG C RG RT WR WR WR TE RB QB vs. Stanford Anderson Godber Martin K. Thompson Pierce L. Wright Myers Esukpa (RB) Wells III Stewart Glaesmann at UTEP Anderson Godber Martin K. Thompson Pierce Cephus Granson Au. Walter Wells III Stewart Glaesmann at Houston Anderson Godber Martin K. Thompson Pierce Myers Granson Au. Walter Wells III Stewart Glaesmann FIU Anderson Godber Martin Mokry Pierce Cephus Granson Au. Walter Wells III Ellerbe Tyner at Pitt Anderson Godber Martin Mokry Pierce L. Wright Granson Au. Walter Wells III Ellerbe Tyner Army West Point Anderson Godber Martin Mokry Pierce Au. Walter Granson Phillips (TE) Wells III Myers Smalls at UTSA Anderson Godber Martin K. Thompson Pierce L. Wright Au. Walter Myers (RB) Wells III Stewart Glaesmann Louisiana Tech Anderson Godber Martin Dill Pierce Cephus Au. Walter Phillips (TE) Wells III Myers Glaesmann at UAB Anderson Godber Martin Dill Pierce Cephus Trammell Phillips (TE) Wells III Au. Walter Glaesmann Southern Miss Anderson Godber Martin Dill Pierce Cephus Trammell Phillips (TE) Wells III Au. Walter Smalls at Old Dominion Anderson Godber Martin Dill Pierce Cephus Trammell Phillips (TE) Wells III Au. Walter Smalls North Texas Anderson Godber Martin K. Thompson Pierce L. Wright A. Walter Phillips (TE) Wells Ellerbe Smalls RICE DEFENSIVE STARTERS Opponent DE NT DT DE SAM MO CB CB MIKE SS FS vs. Stanford Padgett Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Green Ellerbee Banks Bickham Nwakamma Ibe Thomas at UTEP Padgett Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Green Ellerbee Banks Bickham Nwakamma Ibe Thomas at Houston Padgett Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Green Ellerbee Douglas-Dotson Bickham Nwakamma Ibe Thomas FIU Wilkins Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Green Ellerbee Douglas-Dotson Bickham Nwakamma Ibe White at Pitt Wilkins Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Green Ellerbee Douglas-Dotson Bickham Nwakamma Ibe White Army West Point Wilkins Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Green Ellerbee Douglas-Dotson Bickham Nwakamma Ibe Thomas at UTSA Wilkins Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Green Ellerbee Douglas-Dotson Bickham Nwakamma Ibe Thomas Louisiana Tech Wilkins Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Bertrand Ellerbee Douglas-Dotson Bickham Clark Ibe White at UAB Wilkins Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Green Ellerbee Douglas-Dotson Ellis Nwakamma Ibe White Southern Miss Wilkins Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Bertrand Ellerbee Douglas-Dotson Ellis Clark Robert White at Old Dominion Wilkins Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Green Ellerbee Douglas-Dotson Ellis Nwakamma Robert White North Texas Wilks Abercrumbia Womac Gordon Clark Ellerbee Douglas-Dotson Ellis Nwakamma Robert White

102 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS STARTING WITH THE COIN TOSS

Coin Kick/ First Off. First Def. Opponent Captain Captain Captain Captain Toss Receive Possession Possession Jersey Pants Outcome vs. Stanford Ellerbee Martin Godber Thomas Stanford Receive Punt Touchdown Blue Blue L, 62-7 at UTEP Ellerbee Martin Womac Wells III UTEP Kick Field Goal Punt Blue White W, 31-14 at Houston Ellerbee Martin K. Thompson Schantz Houston Kick Punt Punt White White L, 38-3 FIU Ellerbee Martin White Anderson FIU Kick Punt Punt Blue White L, 13-7 at Pitt Ellerbee Martin White Pierce Rice Kick Punt Touchdown White Blue L, 42-10 Army West Point Ellerbee Martin L. Wright Ibe Rice Receive Punt Interception Blue White L, 49-12 at UTSA Ellerbee Martin Uretsky Stewart Rice Kick Fumble Fumble White White L, 20-7 Louisiana Tech Ellerbee Martin Smith Green Rice Kick Punt Punt Blue White L, 42-28 at UAB Ellerbee Martin Green Pierce Rice Kick Punt Touchdown White Blue L, 52-21 Southern Miss Ellerbee Martin White Godber USM Receive Punt Field Goal Blue White L, 43-34 at Old Dominion Ellerbee Martin L. Wright Womac Rice Kick Touchdown Punt White Blue L, 24-21 North Texas Ellerbee Martin Thomas Wells III Rice Kick Punt Punt Blue White L, 30-14

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 STATISTICS I 103 STANFORD 62, RICE 7 AUG. 27, 2017 • ALLIANZ STADIUM • SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA The saw their hopes for a memorable Rice was unable to answer that initial score after one of nine players to make their collegiate debuts debut on an international stage end early as the they were pinned inside their own 10-yard line after in the opener (Glaesmann, Myers, Aaron Cephus, 14th ranked Stanford Cardinal rolled to a 62-7 win in a short return of the kickoff and a pair of penalties Garrett Grammar, Cameron Montgomery, George the second annual Sydney Cup at Allianz Stadium in eventually setting up the Cardinal on a short field, Nyakwol, Will Phillips, Dylan Silcox, Austin Trammell). Sydney, Australia. which they quickly converted to double their advan- Trammell, who joined Grammar, Montgomery and tage. Nyakwol in debuting as true freshmen, picked up 10 Junior running back Samuel Stewart led the yards on his first career carry. Owls with 71 yards rushing and added a career-high Redshirt freshman quarterback Sam Glaesmann 41 yards on three receptions while senior co-captain completed seven of 18 passes for 69 yards in his col- While he acknowledged that the specter of the Emmanuel Ellerbee recorded his eighth double digit legiate debut and led the Owls on their lone scoring ongoing developments at home were never far from tackle game in his last 12 games to lead the Owls. drive of the night early in the fourth quarter, which the minds of his players and staff, Bailiff also refused was capped by a 23-yard run by junior Austin Walter to use it as a major factor in the outcome of the Playing on a sunny Sunday afternoon in the for the Owls first points outside the United States. His game. Southern Hemisphere while friends and family en- lone interception came on his final play of the day dured a turbulent Saturday night in Houston as the when the ball slipped from his hand into those of The Owls are slated to depart on Monday morning GAME 1 GAME remnants of Hurricane Harvey unleashed torrential Stanford’s Jovan Swann. (Sydney time), with the first leg of their trip taking them rains and tornados, the Owls saw their hopes for a to Los Angeles. Their remaining travel plans will be de- quick start quashed as the Cardinal struck for a score Glaesmann was one of five Owls to make their termined once the team arrives in California. Rice does in the first minute of the game. first career starts, joining Emmanuel Esukpa, D.J. not play again until September 9 when they travel to El Green, Jordan Myers and Kenneth Thompson and Paso to take on UTEP.

104 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS STAN RICE RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 27 14 STANFORD STANFORD Stanford Cardinal 21 17 14 10 62 Rushing 12 8 Bryce Love 13 180 1 Connor Wedinton 6 82 0 Rice Owls 0 0 0 7 7 Passing 12 5 Cameron Scarlett 8 59 3 Kaden Smith 4 55 1 Penalty 3 1 SCORING SUMMARY Dorian Mattox 8 29 0 Colby Parkinson 3 40 2 Rushing Attempts 36 38 1st 14:08 STAN Parkinson 13-yd pass from Chryst (Toner kick) Yds Gained Rushing 316 186 08:13 STAN Scarlett 2-yd run (Toner kick) RICE RICE Yds Lost Rushing 28 40 Samuel Stewart 15 71 0 Robby Wells III 4 19 0 02:29 STAN Love 10-yd run (Toner kick) NET YDS RUSHING 287 146 2nd 13:48 STAN Scarlett 29-yd run (Toner kick) Austin Walter 3 45 1 Samuel Stewart 3 41 0 NET YDS PASSING 369 95 Austin Trammell 1 10 0 Emmanuel Esukpa 1 19 0 03:40 STAN Scarlett 1-yd run (Toner kick) Comp-Att-Int 21-37-0 10-24-1 00:00 STAN Toner 40-yd field goal TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 73-656 62-241 PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS 3rd 10:00 STAN Parkinson 3-yd pass from Chryst (Toner kick) Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-1 03:24 STAN Smith 3-yd pass from Burns (Toner kick) STANFORD STANFORD Penalties-Yards 4-35 6-45 Keller Chryst 14-24-0 253 2 Peter Kalambayi 5-0-5 4th 11:41 STAN Toner 34-yd field goal Punts-Avg 1-59.0 7-48.1 06:19 RICE Au. Walter 23-yard run (Fox kick) K.J. Costello 5-9-0 80 0 Sean Barton 3-2-5 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 3-32-0 1-12-0 Ryan Burns 2-4-0 36 1 Harrison Phillips 3-2-5 01:52 STAN Costello 25-yd run (Toner kick) KO Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 4-70-0 INT Ret-Yds-TD 1-2-0 0-0-0 RICE RICE Possession Time 33:38 26:22 Sam Glaesmann 7-18-1 69 0 Emmanuel Ellerbee 4-6-10 Third Down Conv 6 of 9 5 of 15 Jackson Tyner 3-6-0 26 0 V.J. Banks 3-3-6 Fourth Down Conv 0 of 1 0 of 2 Justin Bickham 5-0-5 Red Zone Scores-Att 7-7 0-0 Sacks-Yds 2-9 2-17 Field Goals 2-2 0-0

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 105 RICE 31, UTEP 14 SEPT. 9, 2017 • SUN BOWL • EL PASO, TEXAS Rice scored the first 17 points of the game and never In the second, Sam Glaesmann scored on a five-yard looked back, defeating UTEP, 31-14, in both teams Confer- run. Rice increased its lead to 17-0 when Glaesmann hit ence USA opener. Aaron Cephus for a 52-yard touchdown in the third quarter. UTEP never got closer than 10 points. With the win, Rice improves to 1-1 on the year and 1-0 in C-USA. Samuel Stewart rushed 16 times for 89 yards and caught three passes for 42 yards. The Owls outgained UTEP, 437-to-229. Rice also rushed for 306 yards while holding the Miners to just 26 rushing yards, its fewest rushing yards allowed since hold- ing North Texas to 26 in 2014.

On its opening possession, Rice used a 10-play, 56 yard drive before Will Harrison nailed a 36-yard field goal. GAME 2 GAME

106 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS RICE UTEP RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 22 12 RICE RICE Rice Owls 3 7 7 14 31 Rushing 16 3 Samuel Stewart 16 89 0 Jordan Myers 4 42 0 UTEP Miners 0 0 7 7 14 Passing 6 9 Nahshon Ellerbe 11 63 1 Samuel Stewart 3 34 0 Penalty 0 0 Austin Walter 4 32 0 Aaron Cephus 1 52 1 SCORING SUMMARY Rushing Attempts 49 24 1st 11:07 RICE Harrison 36-yd field goal Yds Gained Rushing 317 68 UTEP UTEP 2nd 11:25 RICE Glaesmann 5-yd run (Harrison kick) Yds Lost Rushing 11 42 3rd 11:32 RICE Cephus 52-yd pass from Glaesmann (Harrison kick) Walter Dawn Jr. 9 24 0 Kavika Johnson 6 67 0 NET YDS RUSHING 306 26 Kevin Dove 7 19 0 David Lucero 3 31 0 03:47 UTEP Redix 44-yd pass from Metz (Viles kick) NET YDS PASSING 131 203 4th 08:27 RICE Myers 3-yd run (Harrison kick) Keynan Foster 1 15 0 Walter Dawn Jr. 3 1 0 Comp-Att-Int 10-18-0 18-33-0 04:56 UTEP Metz 1-yd run (Viles kick) TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 67-437 57-229 03:15 RICE Ellerbe 3-yd run (Harrison kick) PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1 RICE RICE Penalties-Yards 4-31 2-15 Sam Glaesmann 101-18-0 131 1 Emmanuel Ellerbee 2-7-9 Punts-Avg 4-40.2 7-44.4 Blain Padgett 4-3-7 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 2-31-0 2-7-0 UTEP J.T. Ibe 2-2-4 KO Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 0-0-0 Ryan Metz 18-33-0 203 1 INT Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 0-0-0 UTEP Possession Time 34:22 25:38 Dante Lovilotte 4-7-11 Third Down Conv 4 of 10 4 of 14 Treyvon Hughes 2-9-11 Fourth Down Conv 0 of 1 3 of 3 Kalon Beverly 4-3-7 Red Zone Scores-Att 4-5 1-1 Sacks-Yds 4-37 2-6 Field Goals 1-1 0-0

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 107 HOUSTON 38, RICE 3 SEPT. 16, 2017 • TDECU STADIUM • HOUSTON, TEXAS Rice committed three costly turnovers as the Owls The Owls couldn’t get anything going in the second fell, 38-3, at Houston in the return of the Bayou Bucket. quarter, as they were held to just 70 yards at the half as Houston took a 38-0 lead into the break. After the teams traded punts to open the game, Houston drove down the field in eight plays for a touch- Rice, behind Jackson Tyner, came out in the second down and a 7-0 lead. half and began to move the ball down the field before get- ting on the board in the fourth quarter on Will Harrison’s On the first play of Rice’s next possession, Samuel 31-yard field goal. Stewart fumbled the handoff and UH recovered. Rice held for a field goal, but on the first play of Rice’s next possession, Glaesmann’s pass was tipped at the line and intercepted. Three plays later, Houston scored to increase its lead to 17-0 at the end of the first quarter. GAME 3 GAME

108 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS RICE UH RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 14 22 RICE RICE Rice Owls 0 0 0 3 3 Rushing 7 6 Nahshon Ellerbe 6 35 0 Samuel Stewart 3 28 0 17 21 0 0 38 Passing 7 16 Emmanuel Esukpa 10 34 0 Jordan Myers 2 30 0 Penalty 0 0 Austin Walter 8 33 0 Kylen Granson 2 9 0 SCORING SUMMARY Rushing Attempts 35 37 1st 04:32 UH Catalon 10-yd pass from Allen (Novikoff kick) Yds Gained Rushing 163 148 HOUSTON HOUSTON 02:29 UH Novikoff 20-yd field goal Yds Lost Rushing 34 18 01:30 UH Birden 1-yd run (Novikoff kick) Mulbah Car 11 59 1 Linell Bonner 10 132 0 NET YDS RUSHING 129 130 Duke Catalon 7 31 1 John Leday 7 60 1 2nd 12:20 UH Catalon 1-yd run (Novikoff kick) NET YDS PASSING 113 354 07:40 UH Leday 7-yd pass from Allen (Novikoff kick) Davion Mitchell 6 23 0 Steven Dunbar 6 57 0 Comp-Att-Int 11-25-1 34-38-0 04:01 UH Car 3-yd run (Novikoff kick) TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 60-242 74-484 4th 02:47 RICE Harrison 31-yd field goal PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-0 RICE RICE Penalties-Yards 2-15 2-10 Jackson Tyner 6-16-0 84 0 Emmanuel Ellerbee 9-6-15 Punts-Avg 7-46.4 3-40.3 Sam Glaesmann 5-9-1 29 0 D.J. Green 7-1-8 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 3-6-0 J.T. Ibe 6-0-6 KO Ret-Yds-TD 6-97-0 1-35-0 HOUSTON INT Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 1-0-0 Kyle Allen 31-33-0 309 2 HOUSTON Possession Time 28:03 31:57 Kyle Postma 3-5-0 45 0 Matthew Adams 6-5-11 Third Down Conv 4 of 14 9 of 15 Garrett Davis 6-1-7 Fourth Down Conv 0 of 0 0 of 1 Ed Oliver 6-0-6 Red Zone Scores-Att 1-1 6-7 Sacks-Yds 2-17 3-12 Field Goals 1-2 1-2

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 109 FIU 13, RICE 7 SEPT. 23, 2017 • RICE STADIUM • HOUSTON, TEXAS Jackson Tyner saw his hopes for a dramatic finish fall the night, while FIU’s Alex McGough threw for 172 yards just short and FIU’s Isaiah Brown knocked away a fourth and a touchdown while enduring five sacks by the Rice down attempt in the end zone with 1:06 left to give FIU defense, which limited the Panthers to 129 yards below and 13-7 win over Rice on Saturday night. their season average.

Tyner had led the Owls on a furious final drive that FIU took the lead on the final play of half with a started at midfield with 5:04 remaining in the game, but 44-yard field goal and added a second early in the third the Owls (1-2/1-1) could move no further than the Panther quarter. But the Owls defense clamped down on the nine-yard line. Panthers over the final 27 minutes, limiting them to just 75 yards in the second half and holding them to -22 in the After a scoreless first quarter, FIU opened the scor- final quarter. ing on the first play of the second as Alex McGough hit Pharoah McKeever with an eight-yard pass in the end zone. Womac spearheaded the Owls defensive charge, Rice immediately answered with a 12 play, 75 yard march reaching career highs with seven tackles, two sacks and highlighted by a 17-yard completion from Parker Smith to four tackles for loss. Ellerbee led the team with eight tack- GAME 4 GAME Tyner to place the ball at the FIU three. Tyner capped the les on the night. Eight different Owls registered a tackle for drive moments later with a three-yard run. loss in the game as they totaled 11 on the night.

Tyner was 15-26 with one interception and 131 yards through the air and added 16 rushing and 17 receiving on

110 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS FIU RICE RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 18 19 FIU FIU FIU Panthers 0 10 3 0 13 Rushing 7 6 Alex Gardner 17 80 0 Tony Gaiter IV 4 54 0 Rice Owls 0 7 0 0 7 Passing 10 11 Alex McGough 12 11 0 Darrius Scott 3 32 0 Penalty 1 2 SCORING SUMMARY Shawndarrius Phillips 2 6 0 Alex Gardner 3 8 0 Rushing Attempts 33 41 2nd 14:54 FIU McKever 8-yd pass from McGough (Borregales kick) Yds Gained Rushing 149 133 09:39 RICE Tyner 3-yd run (Tobola kick) RICE RICE Yds Lost Rushing 50 33 Samuel Stewart 11 35 0 Aaron Cephus 5 54 0 00:00 FIU Borregales 44-yd field goal NET YDS RUSHING 99 100 3rd 12:00 FIU Borregales 37-yd field goal Emmanuel Esukpa 7 30 0 Kylen Granson 4 35 0 NET YDS PASSING 172 148 Jackson TYner 6 16 1 Austin Walter 2 10 0 Comp-Att-Int 17-28-1 16-27-1 TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 61-271 68-248 PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0 FIU FIU Penalties-Yards 5-57 4-30 Alex McGough 17-28-1 172 1 Anthony Wint 9-1-10 Punts-Avg 4-40.5 6-44.7 Treyvon Williams 7-2-9 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 3-24-0 2-5-0 RICE Sage Williams 6-2-8 KO Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 1-15-0 Jackson Tyner 15-26-1 131 0 INT Ret-Yds-TD 1-0-0 1-0-0 Parker Smith 1-1-0 17 01 RICE Possession Time 26:03 33:57 Emmanuel Ellerbee 6-2-8 Third Down Conv 6 of 13 5 of 15 Brian Womac 7-0-7 Fourth Down Conv 0 of 2 1 of 2 D.J. Green 5-1-6 Red Zone Scores-Att 2-2 1-2 Sacks-Yds 2-14 5-36 Field Goals 2-2 0-0

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 111 PITT 42, RICE 10 SEPT. 30, 2017 • HEINZ FIELD • PITTSBURGH, PA. Pitt scored on its first three possessions as Rice The defense twice forced Pitt to punt, and on the first dropped its third straight game, 42-10, Saturday afternoon play of its ensuing drive, Jackson Tyner hit Austin Walter for from Heinz Field. a 70-yard touchdown to pull the Owls within 28-10. But, Pitt scored on its next two drives to put the game away. The Owls were outgained, 479-to-277. Tyner led Rice, going 13-of-27 for 201 yards and a Rice won the coin toss and elected to defer to the sec- touchdown. Walter added 162 all-purpose yards. ond half. The Panthers began the game by driving 75 yards in seven plays, capped off by a 48-yard touchdown pass.

The Owls got nothing going in the first half, gaining just 60 yards while heading into halftime down 28-0.

But, Rice came out in the second half with a different look. The Owls took the opening kick and drove 69 yards in GAME 5 GAME 12 plays, culminating in a Haden Tobola 23-yard field goal.

112 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS RICE PITT RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 14 24 RICE RICE Rice Owls 0 0 10 0 10 Rushing 4 5 Austin Walter 6 39 0 Kylen Granson 5 53 0 Pitt Panthers 21 7 0 14 42 Passing 9 18 Emmanuel Esukpa 2 10 0 Austin Walter 2 73 1 Penalty 1 1 SCORING SUMMARY Jordan Myers 2 10 0 Robby Wells III 2 28 0 Rushing Attempts 23 33 1st 11:27 PITT Moss 48-yd pass from Browne (Kessman kick) Yds Gained Rushing 89 106 06:18 PITT Weah 55-yd pass from Browne (Kessman kick) PITT PITT Yds Lost Rushing 34 37 Jordan Whitehead 1 24 0 Jester Weah 5 137 2 01:13 PITT Ollison 10-yd run (Kessman kick) NET YDS RUSHING 55 69 2nd 02:02 PITT Moss 1-yd run (Kessman kick) Chawntez Moss 14 22 1 Rafael Araujo-Lopes 5 72 0 NET YDS PASSING 222 410 Quadree Henderson 3 19 0 Chris Clark 5 23 1 3rd 09:31 RICE Tobola 23-yd field goal Comp-Att-Int 15-32-3 28-34-0 00:32 RICE Au. Walter 70-yd pass from Tyner (Tobola kick) TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 55-277 67-479 PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS 4th 12:22 PITT Hall 1-yd pass from Browne (Kessman kick) Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1 04:39 PITT Clark 7-yd pass from Browne (Kessman kick) RICE RICE Penalties-Yards 4-37 2-25 Jackson Tyner 15-32-3 222 1 J.T. Ibe 10-2-12 Punts-Avg 7-43.1 3-43.7 Justin Bickham 4-1-5 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 2-7-0 2-38-0 PITT D.J. Green 3-2-5 KO Ret-Yds-TD 4-50-0 1-36-0 Max Browne 28-32-0 410 4 Martin Nwakamma 3-2-5 INT Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 3-66-0 Ben DiNucci 0-2-0 0 0 Preston Gordon 2-3-5 Possession Time 25:45 34:15 Third Down Conv 4 of 13 6 of 11 PITT Fourth Down Conv 0 of 0 0 of 1 Dane Jackson 5-0-5 Red Zone Scores-Att 1-1 4-5 Oluwaseun Idowu 4-1-5 Sacks-Yds 3-26 3-23 Damar Hamlin 3-1-4 Field Goals 1-1 0-0 Bricen Garner 3-1-4

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 113 ARMY WEST POINT 49, RICE 12 OCT. 7, 2017 • RICE STADIUM • HOUSTON, TEXAS The Rice Owls saw their hopes of a winning return to knifed through the Owls defense in three plays to push the Rice Stadium blindsided by a nightmarish sequence of six margin to 35-0. plays in the final three minutes of the first quarter as Army turned four turnovers into 28 points on its way to a 49-12 Jackson Tyner came on in relief of Smalls and led the victory on Saturday night. Owls to a pair of touchdowns in the second half. The first came on a 22-yard burst by Emmanuel Esukpa and the The Owls (1-5) held the Black Knights (4-2) offense in second on a 58-yard connection between Tyner and Aaron check on their first two series, limiting their running attack Cephus. to just 33 yards on their first 10 carries. Starring a true fresh- man (Miklo Smalls) as quarterback for the first time since Resdshirt freshman Jordan Myers made the start at 1996, the Owls had opened their third possession of the running back for the Owls and finished with 76 yards on game by gaining 14 yards on three carries to the Owls 37 15 carries. Cephus led the receivers with 87 yards on three before Smalls was picked off by Max Regan, who sprinted receptions. Senior linebacker Emmanuel Ellerbee finished 48 yards for the game’s first score. with 12 tackles, the 10th time in the last 17 games he has reach double figures in tackles. GAME 6 GAME Rice would turn the ball over on each of its next two plays deep in its own end of the field and Army needed just three plays and 37 seconds to expand the lead to 21-0. The Owls then moved 41 yards into Army territory, but a fourth turnover of the period ended the threat, and Army

114 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS ARMY RICE RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 21 17 ARMY WEST POINT ARMY WEST POINT Army West Point Black Knights 21 14 7 7 49 Rushing 20 12 Kell Walker 10 127 3 Kjetil Cline 1 9 0 Rice Owls 0 0 6 6 12 Passing 0 5 Ahmad Bradshaw 13 115 2 Penalty 1 0 Sandon McCoy 5 42 0 RICE SCORING SUMMARY Rushing Attempts 65 37 1st 03:00 ARMY Regan 48-yd INT return (Wilson kick) Aaron Cephus 3 87 1 Yds Gained Rushing 422 228 RICE Robby Wells III 2 23 0 02:15 ARMY Bradshaw 3-yd run (Wilson kick) Yds Lost Rushing 4 28 01:53 ARMY Walker 23-yd run (Wilson kick) Jordan Myers 15 76 0 Austin Walter 2 9 0 NET YDS RUSHING 418 200 Emmanuel Esukpa 6 56 1 2nd 14:56 ARMY Walker 8-yd run (Wilson) NET YDS PASSING 9 146 07:02 ARMY Walker 47-yd run (Wilson kick) Austin Walter 5 11 0 LEADING TACKLERS Comp-Att-Int 1-3-1 9-21-1 ARMY WEST POINT 3rd 09:43 RICE Esukpa 22-yd run (Tobola kick blocked) TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 68-427 58-346 04:18 ARMY Bradshaw 7-yd run (Wilson kick) PASSING C-A-I YDS TD James Nachtigal 4-3-7 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 5-5 ARMY WEST POINT Jaylon McClinton 5-0-5 4th 10:36 ARMY Langdon 1-yd run (WIlson kick) Penalties-Yards 5-35 3-33 07:55 RICE Cephus 58-yd pass from Tyner (Trammell pass failed) Ahmad Bradshaw 0-2-1 0 0 Max Regan 4-1-5 Punts-Avg 4-47.2 5-40.4 Kelvin Hopkins Jr. 1-1-0 9 0 Cole Christiansen 4-1-5 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 2-26-0 1-35-0 KO Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 4-82-0 RICE RICE INT Ret-Yds-TD 1-48-1 1-5-0 Jackson Tyner 7-16-0 135 1 Emmanuel Ellerbee 9-3-12 Possession Time 36:08 23:52 Miklo Smalls 2-5-1 11 0 Martin Nwakamma 6-1-7 Third Down Conv 4 of 12 4 of 11 Graysen Schantz 3-3-6 Fourth Down Conv 4 of 4 1 of 1 Red Zone Scores-Att 4-5 0-0 Sacks-Yds 2-17 0-0 Field Goals 0-0 0-0

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 115 UTSA 20, RICE 7 OCT. 21, 2017 • ALAMODOME • SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Rice dropped a hard fought game to UTSA, 20-7, Rice got the ball to start the second half. However, on Saturday night in the Alamodome in San Antonio. the second play, Glaesmann’s pass was intercepted. The Roadrunners then drove down the field, scoring on a 26- After UTSA fumbled on its first possession, Rice drove yard pass. UTSA added a field goal to close out the scoring. 23 yards before the Roadrunners returned a Sam Glaes- mann fumble 34 yards for the game’s first score. UTSA Brian Womac had a career day, recording nine tack- added a field goal in the first quarter to go up 10-0. les, four tackles for loss and three sacks. Cephus added two catches for 105 yards, his first career 100-yard receiving The teams traded punts, including one that pinned day. the Owls on their own four-yard line. However, Rice drove 10 plays in 4:11 as Glaesmann connected with Aaron Cephus on a 50-yard touchdown pass to pull within 10-7 heading into halftime. GAME 7 GAME

116 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS RICE UTSA RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 13 19 RICE RICE Rice Owls 0 7 0 0 7 Rushing 8 12 Sam Glaesmann 10 69 0 Aaron Cephus 2 105 1 UTSA Roadrunners 10 0 10 0 20 Passing 4 6 Emmanuel Esukpa 8 49 0 Samuel Stewart 1 24 0 Penalty 1 1 Jordan Myers 11 32 0 Robby Wells III 1 10 0 SCORING SUMMARY Rushing Attempts 41 41 1st 08:00 UTSA Davenport 34-yd fumble return (Sackett kick) Yds Gained Rushing 202 345 UTSA UTSA 00:03 UTSA Sackett 18-yd field goal Yds Lost Rushing 47 31 2nd 04:11 RICE Cephus 50-yd pass from Glaesmann (Harrison kick) Tyrell Clay 11 153 0 Josh Stewart 5 66 0 NET YDS RUSHING 155 314 Dalton Sturm 14 79 0 Brady Jones 4 57 1 3rd 12:11 UTSA Jones 26-yd pass from Sturm (Sackett kick) NET YDS PASSING 145 134 05:40 UTSA Sackett 20-yd field goal Jalen Rhodes 12 59 Marquez McNair 1 8 0 Comp-Att-Int 6-14-2 12-22-0 TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 55-300 62-448 PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1 RICE RICE Penalties-Yards 7-70 9-63 Sam Glaesmann 3-9-1 84 1 Brian Womac 7-2-9 Punts-Avg 4-41.8 4-43.5 Miklo Smalls 3-5-1 61 0 D.J. Green 4-4-8 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 2-4-0 2-4-0 Emmanuel Ellerbee 2-5-7 KO Ret-Yds-TD 3-88-0 1-15-0 UTSA INT Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 2-10-0 Dalton Sturm 12-21-0 134 1 UTSA Possession Time 29:35 30:25 Yannis Routsas 0-1-0 0 0 Marcus Davenport 6-5-11 Third Down Conv 2 of 10 4 of 11 La’Kel Bass 1-7-8 Fourth Down Conv 2 of 4 0 of 1 Marcos Curry 1-5-6 Red Zone Scores-Att 0-2 2-2 Sacks-Yds 4-26 4-15 Field Goals 0-0 2-2

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 117 LOUISIANA TECH 42, RICE 28 OCT. 28, 2017 • RICE STADIUM • HOUSTON, TEXAS Sam Glaesmann ran for two scores and threw for a Trailing 21-7 at the half, Glaesmann led the Owls on a Ten plays later, Rice was faced with a fourth and 12 third to lead a furious Rice rally that fell just short as Loui- methodical 11-play, 67-yard drive to open the third quarter, at its 49 yards line with just under five minutes remaining. siana Tech scored twice in the final minute to take a 42-28 cutting the deficit to seven with his second touchdown run Glaesmann found redshirt freshman Aaron Cephus cutting win at Rice Stadium on Saturday. of the day. After the Bulldogs answered with a touchdown, across the middle and the produce to Dekaney High School Glaesmann and the Owls had an answer of their own, product turned up field and sprinted to the goal line for a Looking to a five-game losing streak overall and marching 61 yards with redshirt freshman Will Phillips 51-yard, game-tying touchdown. a three-game streak against Tech in which the Bulldogs covering the final eight yards to score his first career touch- had averaged 60 points, Rice responded with its strongest down on his first career carry. It was Cephus’s fifth reception of 50 yards or longer, effort since a week two win at UTEP, only see their hopes which is tied for the national lead, and his fourth touch- dashed in the final minutes. Leading 28-21 with 14:03 to go in the game, the Bull- down reception--all covering 50 yards or more. dogs could not answer and Parker Hanusa and Jorian Clark Glaesmann piled up a career-best 255 yards of total combined on a tackle for loss on second down at midfield, However the Owls hope for a stirring finish to send offense, throwing for 187 and adding 68 on the ground as forcing a punt to give the Owls the ball at their 25 with the Families Weekend crowd of 19,992 home with a win he sparked the Owls to 434 yards on the afternoon, their 10:24 left. were dashed as the Bulldogs covered 75 yards in 11 plays highest total since they finished with 437 in a 31-14 win at to take the lead with 1:00 left and then added an intercep- GAME 8 GAME UTEP earlier this year. tion return for a score just 24 seconds later.

118 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS TECH RICE RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 24 19 LOUISIANA TECH LOUISIANA TECH Louisiana Tech Bulldogs 7 14 7 14 42 Rushing 10 14 Boston Scott 17 87 3 Teddy Veal 11 118 0 Rice Owls 0 7 7 14 28 Passing 13 5 Jarred Craft 13 67 1 Marlon Watts 3 38 0 Penalty 1 0 SCORING SUMMARY J’Mar Smith 8 27 0 Kam McKnight 3 24 1 Rushing Attempts 39 46 1st 04:15 TECH Scott 5-yd run (Barnes kick) Yds Gained Rushing 204 259 2nd 13:08 TECH Scott 6-yd run (Barnes kick) RICE RICE Yds Lost Rushing 24 12 Sam Glaesmann 13 68 2 Aaron Cephus 2 75 1 10:17 RICE Glaesmann 1-yd run (Harrison kick) NET YDS RUSHING 180 247 03:38 TECH McKnight 5-yd pass from Smith (Barnes kick) Jordan Myers 10 47 0 Kylen Granson 2 73 0 NET YDS PASSING 237 187 Cameron Montgomery 4 42 0 Austin Walter 2 9 0 3rd 08:43 RICE Glaesmann 4-yd run (Harrison kick) Comp-Att-Int 21-32-0 7-17-3 02:03 TECH Craft 4-yd run (Barnes kick) TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 71-417 63-43 PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS 4th 14:03 RICE Phillips 8-yd run (Harrison kick) Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 04:33 RICE Cephus 51-yd pass from Glaesmann (Harrison kick) LOUISIANA TECH LOUISIANA TECH Penalties-Yards 4-25 5-49 J’Mar Smith 21-32-0 237 1 Secdrick Cooper 7-1-8 01:00 TECH Scott 2-yd run (Barnes kick) Punts-Avg 4-39.0 3-41.0 00:36 TECH Spencer 37-yd interception return (Barnes kick) Amik Robertson 6-0-6 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 1-0-0 0-0-0 RICE Dae’Von Washington 4-1-5 KO Ret-Yds-TD 1-23-0 5-73-0 Sam Glaesmann 7-16-2 187 1 INT Ret-Yds-TD 3-32-1 0-0-0 Jackson Tyner 0-1-1 0 0 RICE Possession Time 31:21 28:39 Emmanuel Ellerbee 10-3-13 Third Down Conv 5 of 11 5 of 10 Destri White 5-2-7- Fourth Down Conv 1 of 1 1 of 1 Jorian Clark 4-3-7 Red Zone Scores-Att 5-5 3-3 Sacks-Yds 1-3 2-12 Field Goals 0-0 0-0

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 119 UAB 52, RICE 21 NOV. 4, 2017 • • BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Rice outgained UAB, 463-to-439, but it was not Smalls got things going in the second half, scoring enough as the Owls fell, 52-21, Saturday afternoon at his first career touchdown before connecting with Aaron Legion Field. Cephus for a nine-yard touchdown.

UAB scored on its first four possessions, as Rice could Smalls finished the day 14-of-22 for 227 yards and a not get anything going early. Austin Walter got the Owls touchdown while rushing 10 times for 99 yards and a score. on the board with a 70-yard touchdown run, his second 70- Cephus hauled in four passes for 100 yards, his second yard touchdown of the year. However, after recovering an career 100-yard game. , Miklo Smalls, who replaced Sam Glaesmann at quarterback, threw an interception on the first play of the drive that Brandon Harris returned for a touchdown. GAME 9 GAME

120 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS RICE UAB RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 17 21 RICE RICE Rice Owls 0 7 0 14 21 Rushing 8 11 Miklo Smalls 10 99 1 Aaron Cephus 4 100 1 UAB Blazers 21 21 7 3 52 Passing 9 9 Austin Walter 8 89 1 Kylen Granson 4 69 0 Penalty 0 1 Nahshon Ellerbe 6 50 0 Robby Wells III 2 8 0 Rushing Attempts 35 36 SCORING SUMMARY Yds Gained Rushing 257 244 1st 10:24 UAB Brown 1-yd run (Vogel kick) UAB UAB Yds Lost Rushing 21 2 Spencer Brown 17 140 3 Andre Wilson 7 68 2 06:17 UAB Lee 43-yd pass from Erdely (Vogel kick) NET YDS RUSHING 236 242 05:12 UAB Brown 9-yd run (Vogel kick) James Noble III 10 73 0 Donnie Lee 5 84 1 NET YDS PASSING 227 197 A.J. ERdely 2 12 0 Collin Lisa 2 11 0 2nd 11:04 UAB Brown 1-yd run (Vogel kick) Comp-Att-Int 14-24-2 20-21-0 10:13 RICE Au. Walter 70-yd run (Harrison kick) TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 59-463 57-439 PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS 09:57 UAB Harris 64-yd interception return (Vogel kick) Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 04:37 UAB Wilson 16-yd pass from Erdely (Vogel kick) RICE RICE Penalties-Yards 6-50 1-15 Miklo Smalls 14-22-1 227 1 Emmanuel Ellerbee 6-2-8 3rd 06:27 UAB Wilson 5-yd pass from Erdely (Vogel kick) Punts-Avg 4-37.8 1-46.0 4th 14:54 RICE Smalls 9-yd run (Harrison kick) Sam Glaesmann 0-2-1 0 0 Destri White 5-3-8 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 0-0-0 Houston Robert 5-1-6 08:49 UAB Vogel 27-yd field goal KO Ret-Yds-TD 2-34-0 0-0-0 02:49 RICE Cephus 10-yd pass from Smalls (Harrison kick) UAB INT Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 2-90-1 A.J. Erdely 20-21-0 197 3 UAB Possession Time 30:49 29:11 Garrison Mitchell 4-0-4 Third Down Conv 8 of 14 9 of 11 Broderick Thomas 3-1-4 Fourth Down Conv 1 of 1 0 of 0 Will Dawkins 3-1-4 Red Zone Scores-Att 2-3 6-6 Tevin Crews 3-1-4 Sacks-Yds 0-0 1-4 Field Goals 0-0 1-1

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 121 SOUTHERN MISS 43, RICE 34 NOV. 11, 2017 • RICE STADIUM • HOUSTON, TEXAS Nahshon Ellerbe punctured one of the top rush- Rice closed to 19-14 late in the second on touchdown Senior linebacker Emmanuel Ellerbee led a trio of Rice ing defenses in Conference USA for 153 yards and four runs of 18 yards by Austin Walter and the first of Ellerbe’s defenders who were credited with double digits in tackles, touchdowns, but Southern Miss answered with a flawless four scores, a seven-yard run with 1:28 left in the half. A 51- finishing with 17. Sophomore Houston Robert, in his first offensive effort of its own, scoring on eight consecutive yard field goal by Shaunfeld sent the teams to the locker career start, finished with 15 stops while senor safety possessions to hand Rice a 43-34 loss on Homecoming at room with Southern Miss leading 22-14. Destri White finished with 10. It marked the first time since Rice Stadium on Saturday afternoon. 2011 when the Owls have had three players finish with The second half saw the two teams trade touchdowns 10-or-more tackles in game. Ironically, that effort also came With the Owls missing two of their top running backs, over six consecutive possessions, but Owls missed their against Southern Miss (Xavier Webb-13; Justin Allen-12; Ellerbe slashed his way to the top effort by an Owl since chance to tie the game on a failed two-point conversion and Cameron Nwosu-12). Charles Ross blasted his way to 215 yards and school- attempt after Ellerbe’s 12-yard touchdown on the opening record five rushing touchdowns against Louisiana Tech drive of the half. in 2013. As a team, Rice rushed for 254 yards, more than doubling the 124 per game the Golden Eagles had allowed The two teams answered each other, touchdown for coming into the game. touchdown, the remainder of the half until quarterback Miklo Smalls was sacked on fourth down in the game’s final Looking to foil Owls’ fans Homecoming memories moment. GAME 10 GAME for the second time in as many chances, Southern Miss stormed to an early 13-0 lead on a pair of field goals Parker Shaunfeld and a 51-yard touchdown pass from Kwadra Griggs to Tim Jones.

122 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS USM RICE RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 28 26 SOUTHERN MISS SOUTHERN MISS Southern Miss Golden Eagles 10 12 14 7 43 Rushing 14 14 Ito Smith 24 150 2 Korey Robertson 8 159 2 Rice Owls 0 14 13 7 34 Passing 16 7 Tez Parks 5 24 0 Isaiah Jones 3 36 0 Penalty 0 5 Kwadra Griggs 4 18 0 Allenzae Staggers 3 27 0 Rushing Attempts 36 49 SCORING SUMMARY Yds Gained Rushing 198 286 1st 10:54 USM Shaunfield 42-yd field goal RICE RICE Yds Lost Rushing 12 32 Nahshon Ellerbe 22 153 4 Aaron Cephus 4 68 0 07:34 USM Jones 51-yd pass from Griggs (Shaunfield kick) NET YDS RUSHING 186 254 2nd 14:16 USM Shaunfield 29-yd field goal Miklo Smalls 15 42 0 Austin Walter 4 29 0 NET YDS PASSING 331 127 Austin Walter 7 33 1 Parker Smith 1 36 0 08:02 RICE Au. Walter 18-yd run (Harrison kick) Comp-Att-Int 22-31-0 10-16-0 05:15 USM Smith 2-yd run (Griggs pass failed) TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 67-517 65-381 PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS 01:28 RICE Ellerbe 7-yd run (Harrison kick) Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-0 00:00 USM Shaunfield 51-yd kick SOUTHERN MISS SOUTHERN MISS Penalties-Yards 10-86 3-30 Kwadra Griggs 22-31-0 331 3 Robert Boothe 3-11-14 3rd 11:39 RICE Ellerbe 12-yd run (Smalls pass failed) Punts-Avg 0-0.0 2-49.0 06:20 USM Robertson 5-yd pass from Griggs (Shaunfield kick) Tarvarius Moore 8-1-9 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 1-20-0 0-0-0 RICE Rachaun Mitchell 3-4-7 02:30 RICE Ellerbe 17-yd run (Harrison kick) KO Ret-Yds-TD 3-75-0 4-61-0 00:43 USM Robertson 47-yd pass from Griggs (Shaunfield kick) Miklo Smalls 10-15-0 127 0 INT Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 0-0-0 Team 0-1-0 0 0 RICE 4th 07:05 RICE Ellerbe 1-yd run (Harrison kick) Possession Time 27:18 32:42 02:55 USM Smith 18-yd run (Shaunfield kick) Emmanuel Ellerbee 6-11-17 Third Down Conv 5 of 9 7 of 11 Houston Robert 9-6-15 Fourth Down Conv 2 of 2 1 of 2 Destri White 2-8-10 Red Zone Scores-Att 4-4 5-5 Sacks-Yds 4-26 0-0 Field Goals 3-3 0-0

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 123 OLD DOMINION 24, RICE 21 NOV. 18, 2017 • S.B. BALLARD STADIUM • NORFOLK, VA. Miklo Smalls’ pass was intercepted with 21 seconds remaining and Rice’s comeback attempt fell short, as the Owls dropped a 24-21 decision at Old Dominion Saturday afternoon.

Smalls gave Rice the lead with 2:05 remaining, driving 80 yards and culminating with a three-yard touchdown run. However, ODU drove 75 yards in just 1:28 to retake the lead.

Rice started off fast, scoring on its first drive of the game. However, the Owls were held off the scoreboard until the fourth quarter when Nahshon Ellerbe pulled them to within 17-14 on a nine-yard run.

Smalls rushed 16 times for 84 yards and a touchdown. GAME 11 GAME Ellerbe rushed 19 times for 69 yards and a touchdown and Austin Walter added 66 yards and a score.

124 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS RICE ODU RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 18 21 RICE RICE Rice Owls 7 0 0 14 21 Rushing 13 10 Miklo Smalls 16 84 1 Austin Trammell 2 27 0 Old Dominion Monarchs 7 3 7 7 24 Passing 5 10 Nahshon Ellerbe 19 69 1 Austin Walter 1 24 0 Penalty 0 1 Austin Walter 7 66 1 Jordan Myers 1 21 0 Rushing Attempts 50 39 SCORING SUMMARY Yds Gained Rushing 273 199 1st 10:39 RICE Au. Walter 8-yd run (Harrison kick) OLD DOMINION OLD DOMINION Yds Lost Rushing 32 27 Ray Lawry 18 110 1 Marques Little 5 53 0 04:09 ODU Williams 24-yd run (Rice kick) NET YDS RUSHING 214 172 2nd 07:53 ODU Rice 32-yd field goal Steven Williams 14 46 2 Melvin Vaughan 4 42 0 NET YDS PASSING 90 188 Brandon Sinclair 4 19 0 Isaiah Harper 4 30 0 3rd 02:21 ODU Lawry 5-yd run (Rice kick) Comp-Att-Int 8-12-1 20-29-0 4th 11:45 RICE Ellerbe 9-yd run (Harrison kick) TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 62-331 68-360 PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS 02:05 RICE Smalls 3-yd run (Harrison kick) Fumbles-Lost 3-1 0-0 00:37 ODU Williams 6-yd run (Rice kick) RICE RICE Penalties-Yards 4-30 2-20 Miklo Smalls 8-12-1 90 0 Emmanuel Ellerbee 7-4-11 Punts-Avg 4-46.2 5-31.0 Brandon Douglas-Dotson 5-1-6 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 2-0-0 2-24-0 OLD DOMINION D Angelo Ellis 5-0-5 KO Ret-Yds-TD 1-32-0 0-0-0 Steven Williams 20-29-0 188 0 Brian Womac 4-1-5 INT Ret-Yds-TD 0-0-0 1-4-0 Destri White 3-2-5 Possession Time 33:23 26:37 D.J. Green 3-2-5 Third Down Conv 5 of 11 7 of 15 Fourth Down Conv 0 of 1 0 of 0 OLD DOMINION Red Zone Scores-Att 3-4 3-3 Jordan Young 6-8-14 Sacks-Yds 2-15 2-10 Ander Bernhard 3-6-9 Field Goals 0-1 1-3 Rob Thompson 4-2-6

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 125 NORTH TEXAS 30, RICE 14 NOV. 25, 2017 • RICE STADIUM • HOUSTON, TEXAS A short-handed Rice Owls defense held Confer- yards vs. UTEP on last year’s senior day. Senior defensive end Brian Womac dropped Fine ence USA’s top offensive unit in check for most of the twice and added at third tackle for loss to set a school afternoon, but any hopes of sending the 2017 senior Fine led the Mean Green to 24 consecutive points, season record with 22 TFL, one more than Brandon class out with a win in their final game fell short as including an 81-yard punt return by Jaelon Darden, to Green compiled in 2001. His two sacks gave him 10 for North Texas downed Rice 30-14 on Saturday afternoon. take a 24-7 lead before quarterback Miklo Smalls cut the the year, which ranks second to Green’s total of 12 in margin just before halftime with a 52-yard touchdown 2001. The Mean Green (9-3/7-1), who will face FAU in the scamper. C-USA Championship game next Saturday, came into Rice forced North Texas to punt four times on the Rice Stadium averaging 477 yards and 38 points per Smalls touchdown came on the first play after day, one shy of their season high of five at Iowa earlier in game. Despite missing five starters who had combined running back Sam Stewart was taken from the field the season. for 67 career starts, the Owls (1-11/1/7) held them to after lengthy delay due to an injury. Stewart was taken nearly 100 yards under their offensive average and al- to Methodist Hospital in the Medical Center for future Smalls finished with 107 yards passing and added lowed only 23 points. evaluation. After giving up 269 yards in the first half, the 89 on the ground to lead the Owls. He connected with Owls defense stiffened in the final two quarters, limiting fellow freshman Aaron Cephus on a 46-yard connec- Cornerback Brandon Douglas-Dotson struck an the powerful Mean Green attack to just 114 yards and tion early in the fourth to allow Cephus to break James early blow for the defense, picking off a Mason Fine pass a pair of Trevor Moore field goals. But the UNT defense Casey’s freshman mark for receiving yards. He finished GAME 12 GAME and returning it 75 yards for the first score of the game. stymied three the Owls three times on fourth down, the the day with a pair of catches for 50 yards and ended his It was the Owls first interception in the last 142 pass at- last two inside the North Texas 25 to spoil Rice’s hopes year with 25 catches for 622 yards. tempts this year and was the first interception return for of a 10th straight win on Senior Day. a score by the Owls since Destri White took one back 23

126 I RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS NT RICE RUSHING ATT YDS TD RECEIVING REC YDS TD 1 2 3 4 F FIRST DOWNS 25 13 NORTH TEXAS NORTH TEXAS 7 17 3 3 30 Rushing 13 10 Nic Smith 26 178 1 Turner Smiley 6 59 0 Rice Owls 7 7 0 0 14 Passing 11 3 Evan Johnson 6 29 0 Rico Bussey 3 71 1 Penalty 1 0 Andrew Tucker 1 0 0 Jaelon Darden 3 22 0 Rushing Attempts 44 42 SCORING SUMMARY Yds Gained Rushing 226 199 RICE RICE 1st 08:39 RICE Douglas-Dotson 75-yard INT return (Harrison kick) Yds Lost Rushing 38 24 05:17 NT Smith 13-yd run (Moore kick) Miklo Smalls 17 89 1 Aaron Cephus 2 50 0 NET YDS RUSHING 188 175 Emmanuel Esukpa 12 42 0 Nahshon Ellerbe 1 28 0 2nd 11:58 NT Bussey 51-yd pass from Fine (Moore kick) NET YDS PASSING 195 107 09:35 NT Darden 81-yd punt return (Moore kick) Austin Walter 6 15 0 Austin Trammell 1 17 0 Comp-Att-Int 18-25-1 6-16-1 07:17 RICE Smalls 52-yd run (Harrison kick) TOTAL PLAYS-YDS 69-383 58-282 00:55 NT Moore 44-yd field goal PASSING C-A-I YDS TD LEADING TACKLERS Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 NORTH TEXAS NORTH TEXAS 3rd 03:30 NT Moore 19-yd field goal Penalties-Yards 3-20 5-40 4th 02:56 NT Moore 43-yd field goal Mason Fine 18-25-1 195 1 E.J. Ejiya 10-2-12 Punts-Avg 4-40.2 4-50.2 Kishawn McClain 4-1-5 Punt Ret-Yds-TD 2-85-1 2-11-0 RICE Ashton Preston 4-0-4 KO Ret-Yds-TD 1-20-0 3-57-0 Miklo Smalls 6-16-1 107 0 INT Ret-Yds-TD 1-0-0 1-75-1 RICE Possession Time 32:12 27:48 Emmanuel Ellerbee 5-3-8 Third Down Conv 4 of 11 4 of 13 Martin Nwakamma 6-1-7 Fourth Down Conv 0 of 0 0 of 4 Brian Womac 6-0-6 Red Zone Scores-Att 2-2 0-1 Sacks-Yds 3-18 4-28 Field Goals 1-2 0-1

RICE FOOTBALL I 2017 REVIEW I 127 RICE FOOTBALL RECORDS RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE RECEIVING ATTEMPTS ATTEMPTS TOUCHDOWN COMPLETIONS PLAYS (Rush/Pass) RECEPTIONS Game 42 Trevor Cobb Game 66 Chase Clement vs. Tulsa Game 6 Chase Clement vs. UTEP Game 83 Chase Clement vs. Tulsa Game 14 David Houser at Florida vs. Iowa St. S 28, 1991 N 24, 2007 N 3, 2007 (14/58) N 24, 2007 N 20, 1976 Season 360 Trevor Cobb 1991 Season 508 Chase Clement 2007 6 Chase Clement vs. SMU Season 652 Chase Clement 2007 Season 111 James Casey 2008 Career 1,091 Trevor Cobb 1989-92 Career 1,387 Chase Clement 2005-08 A 29, 2008 (144/508) Career 292 Jarett Dillard 2005-08 6 Chase Clement vs. USM Career 1,857 Chase Clement 2005-08 YARDS COMPLETIONS O 18, 2008 (470/1,387) YARDS Game 265 Dicky Maegle vs. Alabama Game 40 Chase Clement vs. Tulsa Season 44 Chase Clement 2008 Game 208 James Casey at Memphis J 1, 1954 N 24, 2007 Career 99 Chase Clement 2005-08 YARDS S 6, 2008 Season 1,692 Trevor Cobb 1991 Season 326 Chase Clement 2008 Game 601 Chase Clement vs. Tulsa Season 1,329 James Casey 2008 Career 4,948 Trevor Cobb 1989-92 Career 832 Chase Clement 2005-08 INTERCEPTIONS THROWN (60/541) N 24, 2007 Career 4,138 Jarett Dillard 2005-08 Game 5 Joel Armstrong vs. Troy Season 4,812 Chase Clement 2008 YARDS PER CARRY YARDS D 23, 2006 (693/4,119) TOUCHDOWNS Game 24.1 Dicky Maegle vs. Alabama Game 541 Chase Clement vs. Tulsa Season 24 Randy Hertel 1977, 79 Career 11,526 Chase Clement 2005-08 Game 4 Jarett Dillard vs. N. Texas J 1, 1954 N 24, 2007 Career 68 Randy Hertel 1977-80 (1,741/9,785) S 27, 2008 Season 7.3 Dicky Maegle 1953 Season 4,119 Chase Clement 2008 Season 21 Jarett Dillard 2006 Career 6.6 Dicky Maegle 1952-54 Career 9,785 Chase Clement 2005-08 LONGEST PASS PLAY TOUCHDOWNS Career 60 Jarett Dillard 2005-08 88 Driphus Jackson to Game 8 Chase Clement vs. UTEP TOUCHDOWNS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Sam McGuffie (2/6) N 3, 2007 *Game 4 Nahshon Ellerbe Game 91.7 Josh LaRocca vs. Baylor vs. Houston S 29, 2012 Season 56 Chase Clement 2008 vs. So. Miss N 11, 2017 N 12, 1994 Driphus Jackson to (12/44) Season 14 Trevor Cobb 1991 Season 66.5 Chase Clement 2008 Jordan Taylor Career 124 Chase Clement 2005-08 Career 38 Trevor Cobb 1989-92 Career 60.0 Chase Clement 2005-08 vs. N. Texas O 25, 2014 (25/99)

128 I RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM RECORDS RICE FOOTBALL RECORDS ALL-PURPOSE SCORING KICKING PUNTING TOTAL POINTS FIELD GOALS MADE PATs MADE ATTEMPTS YARDS Game 36 Griff Vance vs. SMU *Game 5 Chris Boswell vs. SMU Game 11 Clark Fangmeier vs. NT *Game 12 Bobby Schrader vs. Houston TOTAL Yards (Rush/Pass/Return) (6 TDs) N 17, 1916 N 17, 2012 S 27, 2008 D 2, 1989 Game 295 Trevor Cobb vs. Iowa State Season 126 Jarett Dillard 2006 Season 23 Chris Boswell 2012 Season 73 Clark Fangmeier 2008 Season 86 Steve Gleaves 1977 (240/39/16) S 28, 1991 Career 360 Jarett Dillard 2005-08 Career 65 Chris Boswell 2010- 13 Career 179 Clark Fangmeier 2006-09 Career 287 Dale Walters 1980-83 Season 1,844 Trevor Cobb

(1692/136/16) 1991 TOUCHDOWNS FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED PATs ATTEMPTED YARDS Career 6,512 Trevor Cobb Game 6 Griff Vance vs. SMU Season 27 Mark Williams 1972 Season 73 Clark Fangmeier 2008 Season 3,452 Dale Walters 1983 (4948/892/672) 1989-92 N 17, 1916 Career 67 Chris Boswell 2010-13 Career 181 Clark Fangmeier 2006-09 Career 11,242 Dale Walters 1980-83

Season 21 Jarett Dillard 2006 TOTAL PLAYS Career 60 Jarett Dillard 2005-08 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE AVERAGE Game 47 Trevor Cobb vs. Iowa State Season 88.9 Derek Crabtree 1999 Game 52.4 Jared Scruggs vs. Tulsa (42/0/5) S 28, 1991 (8-9) N 8, 2003 Season 375 Trevor Cobb Career 81.8 Derek Crabtree Season 45.98 Kyle Martens 2010 (360/14/1) 1991 (27-33) 1998-01 Career 43.0 Kyle Martens 2008-11 Career 1,223 Trevor Cobb

(1,091/94/38) 1989-92 LONGEST FIELD GOAL LONGEST PUNT Game 57 James Hamrick at Texas Tech Game 84 Dale Walters vs. Arkansas O 19, 1985 O 31, 1981 Chris Boswell at LA Tech S 15, 2012

RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM RECORDS I 129 PUNT RETURNS TEAM OFFENSIVE RECORDS PUNT RETURNS TOTAL OFFENSE YARDAGE NET RUSHING YARDS FEWEST TURNOVERS (Fumbles/INTs) FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS Game 8 Horton Nesrsta at UCLA Game 733 at LA Tech N 27, 2003 Game 672 at La Tech N 27, 2003 Season 12 (4/8) 2014 Season 2 1998 O 11, 1952 Season 6,122 2008 Season 3,800 2003 14 (9/5) 1996 2 2015 Mario Hull vs. Memphis 14 (12/2) 1998 O 8, 2011 FIRST DOWNS YARDS PER CARRY (Att/Yds) 14 (8/6) 2001 MOST PENALTIES Season 44 Horton Nesrsta 1952 Game 38 vs. Tulsa N 24, 2007 Game 8.3 at New Mexico O 5, 2006 Game 16 at Texas Tech O 17, 1981 Career 81 Huey Keeney 1945-48 Season 337 2008 (58/481) FEWEST FUMBLES LOST Season 81 1984 Season 5.5 (687/3800) 2003 *Season 4 2014 PUNT RETURN YARDS MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS 7 2006 MOST PENALTY YARDS Game 142 Rex Procter vs. New Mexico Game 89 at La Tech N 27, 2003 PASSING COMPLETIONS Game 146 vs. Baylor N 17, 1984 O 8, 1949 Season 752 2001 Game 40 vs. Tulsa N 24, 2007 MOST FUMBLES Season 720 1987 Season 536 Horton Nesrsta 1952 Season 339 2008 Game 9 vs. Pittsburgh N 3, 1951 Career 893 Horton Nesrsta 1951-53 FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS Season 46 1951 FEWEST PENALTY YARDS Game 12 vs. Baylor N 13, 1976 PASSING ATTEMPTS Season 258 1961 LONGEST PUNT RETURN Season 305 1976 Game 66 vs. Tulsa N 24, 2007 MOST FUMBLES LOST Game 92 Fred Jacobs vs. TCU Season 526 2007 Game 7 vs. Pittsburgh N 3, 1951 CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES N 21, 1942 Season 27 1951 Overall 12 1949-50 POINTS NET PASSING YARDS C-USA 7 2006-07 Game 146 vs. SMU N 17, 1916 Game 541 vs. Tulsa N 24, 2007 MOST INTERCEPTIONS Season 537 2008 Season 4,254 2008 *Game 6 at Texas A&M CONSECUTIVE LOSSES O 23, 1982 Overall 18 1987-88 PLAYS TOUCHDOWN PASSES Season 31 1977 C-USA 7 2017 Game 104 vs. Tulsa N 24, 2007 *Game 6 vs. Prairie View O 22, 2016 Season 1026 2012 Season 48 2008

130 I RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM RECORDS DEFENSE KICK RETURNS TEAM DEFENSIVE RECORDS TACKLES KICKOFF RETURNS FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED FEWEST PASSING YARDS MOST FUMBLES FORCED Season 196 Robert Williamson 1980 Game 11 Trevor Cobb vs. Houston *Game 0 vs. UNLV S 2, 1995 *Game 0 vs. SMU O 20, 1973 Game 11 vs. Arkansas N 5, 1949 Career 367 O.J. Brigance 1987-90 D 2, 1989 Season 62 (Since 1937) 1946 Season 637 1946 Season 42 1978 Season 41 Ja’Corey Shepherd 2008 SACKS Career 109 Michael Perry 1995-98 MOST POINTS ALLOWED MOST PASSING YARDS MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED Season 12 Brandon Green 2001 Game 81 at Austin College N 28, 1912 Game 654 at Houston N 28, 1992 *Game 6 vs. TCU N 25, 1950 Career 24 Brandon Green 1999-02 KICKOFF RETURN YARDS Season 517 2009 Season 3,749 2007 Season 33 1978 Scott Solomon 2007-11 Game 261 Charles Ross at Tulane N 13, 2010 TOTAL DEFENSE (Fewest Yards) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES FEWEST FUMBLES RECOVERED TACKLES FOR LOSS (Includes Sacks) Season 885 Ja’Corey Shepherd 2008 Game 81 vs. Southwestern O 5, 1946 Game 9 at Houston O 27, 2011 Season 3 2017 Season 21 Brandon Green 2001 Career 2,366 Michael Perry 1995-98 Season 1,670 1946 Season 37 2007 Career 46 Larry Izzo 1992-95 LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN TOTAL DEFENSE (Most Yards) MOST INTERCEPTIONS INTERCEPTIONS *Game 99 James Sykes vs. Montana Game 793 at Baylor S 26, 2015 Game 9 vs. Sam Houston O 4, 1941 *Game 3 Dan Dawson vs. Hawai’i O 22, 1973 Season 6,130 2007 Season 24 1953 O 21, 2000 Season 7 Dan Dawson 7 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS Career 15 Bruce Henley 1971-73 Game 0 vs. Tulane N 3, 2012 Season 1,264 1953 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS Game 113 Dan Dawson vs. SMU MOST RUSHING YARDS N 4, 2000 Game 526 at Texas A&M O 23, 1976 Season 206 Dan Dawson 2000 Season 3,644 1978 Career 352 Dan Dawson 1998-01 *Denotes last time *Denotes last time

RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM RECORDS I 131 FEWEST POINTS POINTS SCORED TOTAL PLAYS OFFENSIVE FIRST DOWNS SEASON SEASON SEASON ALLOWED 1 537 2008 1 1,046 2013 YARDS 1 337 2008 SEASON 3 415 2013 2 1,026 2012 SEASON 2 306 2012 1 14 1913 4 414 2012 3 965 2008 1 6,122 2008 3 302 2013 2 28 1920 5 377 2007 4 946 2001 2 5,678 2013 4 279 2007 3 42 1917 6 374 2014 5 923 2014 3 5,556 2012 5 273 2015 4 44 1934 7 350 1916 6 909 2007 4 5,190 2014 6 261 2016 5 53 1916 350 2006 7 905 2015 5 4,848 2007 7 260 2001 9 344 2010 8 895 2016 6 4,843 2001 8 254 2006 SEASON SINCE 1937 10 343 2003 9 873 2006 7 4,828 2015 9 252 2014 1 62 1946 10 859 2009 8 4,486 2006 10 247 2003 2 72 1960 GAME 9 4,764 2003 3 73 1940 1 146 SMU N 17, 1916 GAME 10 4,618 2016 GAME 4 74 1942 2 77 North Texas S 27, 2008 1 104 Tulsa N 24, 2007 1 38 vs. Tulsa N 24, 2007 74 1947 3 65 Prairie View A&M O 22, 2016 2 100 at San Jose State O 2, 2004 GAME 2 35 at Louisiana Tech N 27, 2003 4 63 at San Jose State O 2, 2004 North Texas S 24, 2016 1 733 at Louisiana Tech N 27, 2003 35 vs. Marshall S 22, 2012 2 700 vs. Tulsa N 24, 2007 GAME 5 62 ECU 2010 4 98 Texas Tech O 15, 1988 35 vs. Louisiana Tech N16, 2013 3 671 vs. UTEP N 5, 2011 Rice has recorded 125 shutouts in its 6 59 Tulsa N 10, 2001 5 94 at La. Tech N 27, 2003 4 33 at San Jose State O 2, 2004 4 653 vs. Tulsa N 10, 2001 football history, the last coming on Sept. 7 57 Galveston AAF S 23, 1944 94 at Charlotte N 12, 2016 5 32 vs. Texas Tech O 15, 1988 5 647 vs. Marshall S 22, 2012 2, 1995, against UNLV (38-0). 8 56 Six Times 32 at Northwestern S 20, 1997 Last: Houston N 29, 2008

132 I RICE FOOTBALL I TEAM PERFORMANCE LISTS RUSHING ATTEMPTS RUSHING YARDS YARDS PER CARRY PASS COMPLETIONS PASSING ATTEMPTS SEASON SEASON SEASON (ATT/YDS) SEASON SEASON 1 752 2001 1 3,800 2003 1 5.5 (687/3800) 2003 1 339 2008 1 526 2007 2 699 2013 2 3,660 1997 2 5.30 (690/3660) 1997 2 311 2007 2 516 2008 3 690 1997 3 3,375 2001 3 5.27 (637/3359) 1996 3 270 1976 3 504 1976 4 688 2004 4 3,372 2004 4 5.0 (538/2735) 1953 4 248 2006 4 435 2006 5 687 2003 5 3,359 1996 5 4.9 (688/3372) 2004 248 2009 5 417 1984 6 657 1996 6 3,183 2013 6 4.617 (486/2244) 2017 6 241 2016 6 412 2016 7 655 1999 7 2,835 1999 7 4.553 (699/3183) 2013 7 236 2012 7 408 1977 8 634 1998 8 2,829 1998 8 4.496 (606/2725) 2002 8 222 2011 8 405 1989 9 626 2000 9 2,735 1953 9 4.488 (752/3375) 2001 9 218 2010 9 401 2012 10 625 2012 10 2,725 2002 10 4.462 (634/2829) 1998 10 216 1989 10 384 2011

GAME GAME GAME (ATT/YDS) GAME GAME 1 89 at Louisiana Tech N 27, 2003 1 672 at Louisiana Tech N 27, 2003 1 8.3 at New Mexico O 5, 1996 . 1 40 vs. Tulsa N 24, 2007 1 66 vs. Tulsa N 24, 2007 2 85 at San Jose State O 2, 2004 2 570 at San Jose State O 2, 2004 (58/481) 2 36 Charlotte N 12, 2016 2 61 at Texas A&M O 23, 1976 3 82 vs. Boise State O 6, 2001 3 505 vs. Arkansas N 7, 1953 2 7.5 at Louisiana Tech N 27, 2003 . 3 35 vs. Troy D 23, 2006 3 58 vs. UTEP N 3, 2007 4 81 vs. San Jose State O 16, 1999 4 498 vs. Tulsa N 10, 2001 (89/672) 35 vs. UTEP N 3, 2007 4 57 vs. Texas O 2, 1976 5 77 at Northwestern S 20, 1997 5 496 vs. Utah N 2, 1996 3 7.4 vs. Wagner S 5, 2015 35 vs. Tulane N 17, 2007 77 vs. SMU O 9, 2004 496 vs. SMU O 9, 2004 (54/401) 4 7.3 vs. Nevada N 1, 2003 (53/387) 5 7.1 vs. Utah N 2, 1996 FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS (70/496) SEASON GAME 6 7.0 vs. UTEP N 22, 2003 1 305 1976 1 12 vs. Baylor N 13, 1976 (64/450)

RICE FOOTBALL I TEAM PERFORMANCE LISTS I 133 NET PASSING YARDS GAME GAME FEWEST FUMBLES LOST MOST FUMBLES LOST SEASON 1 6 vs. UTEP N 3, 2007 1 6 vs. Houston N 28, 1981 SEASON SEASON 1 4,254 2008 6 vs. SMU A 29, 2008 6 at Texas A&M O 23, 1982 1 4 2014 1 27 1951 2 3,517 2007 6 vs. North Texas S 27, 2008 2 7 1960 2 25 1978 6 vs. Southern Miss O 18, 2008 3 3,357 1976 FEWEST INTS PER ATT. 7 2006 4 3,009 2014 6 vs. Houston N 29, 2008 4 8 1992. GAME 6 vs. Prairie View O 22 2016 SEASON RATIO (INT/ATT) 5 2,933 2012 1 .0125 (5/401) 2012 8 2001 1 7 vs. Pittsburgh N 3, 1951 6 2,783 2006 2 .0135 (7/516) 2008 8 2016 2 6 vs. Cincinnati S 21, 1974 7 2,691 2015 FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS 3 .0182 (7/384) 2011 3 5 vs. Texas Tech O 18, 1980 8 2,582 2016 SEASON 4 .0193 (3/155) 2000 5 vs. Texas A&M O 23, 1993 9 2,581 2010 1 2 1998 MOST FUMBLES 5 at Houston S 4, 1999 5 .0194 (2/103) 1998 SEASON 10 2,550 1984 2 3 2000 5 vs. Army O 7, 2017 6 .0227 (8/352) 2014 1 46 1951 3 5 1996 7 .0241 (9/373) 2015 2 39 1971 GAME 5 1999

1 541 Tulsa N 24, 2007 5 2012 MOST PENALTIES GAME SEASON 5 6 2001 FEWEST TURNOVERS SEASON TOTAL (Fumbles/INT) 1 9 vs. Pittsburgh N 3, 1951 1 84 2015 TOUCHDOWN PASSES 1 12 (4/8) 2014 2 8 vs. Cincinnati S 21, 1974 2 81 1984 SEASON MOST INTERCEPTIONS 2 14 (9/5) 1996 8 at Houston S 4, 1999 81 1988 1 48 2008 SEASON 14 (12/2) 1998 4 7 at SMU N 5, 1983 2 29 2006 1 31 1977 14 (8/6) 2001 GAME 29 2007 2 30 1971 5 17 (10/7) 1997 1 16 at Texas Tech O 17, 1981 4 25 2014 3 28 1986 6 16 (7/9) 2008 2 13 at TCU O 9, 1976 5 21 1976 4 27 1979 7 18 (4 times) last (10/8) 2016 13 vs. Baylor N 17, 1984 21 1981 5 25 1962 13 at UL-Lafayette S 24, 1988 .

134 I RICE FOOTBALL I TEAM PERFORMANCE LISTS MOST PENALTY YARDS FEWEST PUNTS MOST PUNT RETURNS KICKOFF RETURN YDS. SWC WINS SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON 1 10 1948-49 1 752 2015 1 40 2004 1 53 1953 1 1,723 2010 2 720 1987 2 42 1960 2 1,653 2009 WAC WINS 3 703 1984 3 45 1997 GAME 3 1,278 1987 1 5 1999 1 9 at UCLA O 11, 1952 5 1,223 2007 5 2004 GAME GAME 5 1,182 1986 1 146 vs. Baylor N 17, 1984 1 0 vs. San Jose State O 16, 1999 1,182 2008 C-USA WINS 2 144 at TCU O 9, 1976 2 1 at TCU O 9, 1982 PUNT RETURN YDS. 1 7 2006-07 3 128 at Texas Tech O 17, 1981 SEASON GAME 2 5 2008 1 604 1946 1 344 at Tulane N 13, 2010 MOST PUNTS 2 223 vs. Navy O 8, 2009 OVERALL LOSSES FEWEST PENALTY YDS. SEASON GAME 3 221 vs. Baylor N 17, 1984 1 18 1987-88 SEASON 1 89 1951 1 164 vs. Southwestern O 5, 1946 4 215 at UAB S 5, 2009 2 15 1981-83 1 258 1961 2 87 1977 5 211 at San Jose State O 2, 2004 3 14 2004 2 264 1965 3 86 1973 3 292 1966 MOST KICKOFF RET. SWC LOSSES GAME SEASON STREAKS 1 26 1981-85 1 12 at TCU N 24, 1951 1 77 2009 OVERALL WIN STREAK 12 vs. LSU O 4, 1952 77 2010 1 12 1949-50 WAC LOSSES MOST FIELD GOALS 3 70 1987 SEASON 12 vs. LSU S 27, 1969 2 8 1916-17 1 6 1999-2000 12 at Texas O 25, 1969 3 7 1919-20 1 23 2012 GAME 2 17 1985 12 at TCU O 9, 1976 7 1934 C-USA LOSSES 12 vs. Houston D 2, 1989 1 11 vs. Houston D 2, 1989 7 1953-54 1 7 2017 11 at Houston N 28, 1992 GAME 7 2008 1 5 vs. SMU N 17, 2012

RICE FOOTBALL I TEAM PERFORMANCE LISTS I 135 MOST POINTS ALLOWED FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED FEWEST FIRST DOWNS FEWEST RUSHING ATT. SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON SEASON 1 517 2009 1 528 1948 1 1,670 1946 1 88 1948 1 351 1999 2 515 2007 2 548 1960 2 117 1960 2 357 1941 3 462 2010 GAME 3 126 1963 3 385 1960 4 458 1977 GAME 1 81 vs. Southwestern O 5, 1946 5 448 2016 1 42 vs. Southwestern O 5, 1946 GAME GAME 6 447 2005 2 43 at Houston S 4, 1999 1 0 vs. Austin College O 19, 1917 1 11 vs. Houston N 16, 1991 7 433 2008 MOST YARDS ALLOWED 2 4 vs. Southwestern O 5, 1946 2 13 vs. Hawai’i S 18, 2004 8 432 2006 4 vs. Sam Houston St. S 25, 1948 3 15 at Hawai’i O 9, 1999 MOST PLAYS ALLOWED SEASON 9 430 2015 1 6,130 2007 10 429 2017 SEASON 1 957 2013 2 6,054 2016 MOST RUSHING ATT. SEASON 2 939 2007 3 5,879 2008 MOST FIRST DOWNS GAME 1 701 1977 939 2008 4 5,568 2009 SEASON 1 81 at Austin College N 28, 1912 2 696 1979 3 910 1977 5 5,545 2011 1 307 2008 2 77 at LSU S 24, 1977 3 692 1976 4 898 1976 2 289 2007 3 76 at La Tech N 29, 2014 4 668 1974 5 884 2012 GAME 3 283 1978 4 72 at Texas O 1, 1977 5 667 1973 1 793 at Baylor S 26, 2015 4 273 2015 5 73 at Houston N 28, 2009 667 1978 GAME 2 777 at Houston N 28, 1992 273 2009 73 at Houston O 27, 2011 3 748 at Houston O 13, 1907 6 272 2003 7 70 at Ohio State S 7, 1996 1 107 vs. Arkansas O 31, 1981 GAME 2 103 vs. Baylor N 13, 1976 4 735 at Louisiana Tech O 29, 2016 7 271 1979 70 at San Jose State O 2, 2004 5 702 at So Miss O 1, 2016 1 86 vs. Houston D 1, 1979 70 at Baylor S 26, 2015 GAME 2 81 vs. Arkansas O 31, 1981 10 66 at Oklahoma S 23, 1978 1 35 vs. Houston D 1, 1979 81 at Texas O 23, 1971 35 at Houston N 28, 1992 4 80 vs. SMU O 20, 1973 80 vs. Navy O 10, 2009 3 34 vs. Arkansas O 31, 1981

136 I RICE FOOTBALL I TEAM PERFORMANCE LISTS FEWEST RUSHING YDS. FEWEST PASS C O M P. MOST PASS ATT. GAME MOST TOUCHDOWN SEASON SEASON SEASON 1 0 vs. Alabama S 24, 1955 1 1,264 1953 1 46 1956 0 vs. SMU O 20, 1973 PASSES 2 1,288 1964 2 48 1940 1 478 2008 3 2 at Texas A&M N 16, 1974 SEASON 3 1,317 1960 3 54 1957 2 438 2007 1 37 2007 4 1,323 1994 3 427 2001 2 34 2008 GAME 4 417 2010 MOST PASSING YARDS 34 2010 5 1,373 1999 SEASON 1 0 vs. Alabama S 24, 1955 5 414 2014 4 32 2011 1 3,749 2007 GAME 0 vs. SMU O 20, 1973 5 28 2006 GAME 2 3,644 2010 28 2009 1 0 at Tulane N 3, 2012 3 3,503 2008 2 3 vs. Houston N 16, 1991 1 76 at Houston N 28, 1992 MOST PASS COMP. 2 70 at Hawai’i S 27, 2003 4 3,452 2016 GAME 3 5 vs. TCU N 22, 1952 SEASON 3 64 vs. Hawai’i N 16, 2002 5 3,346 2001 1 9 at Houston O 26, 2011 1 271 2008 4 63 vs. Houston D 2, 1989 2 8 at Texas Tech S 12, 2009 2 257 2010 63 at Texas Tech S 12, 2009 GAME 2 7 at Houston N 28, 1992 MOST RUSHING YARDS 3 254 2007 SEASON 6 62 vs. SMU N 10, 1990 1 654 at Houston N 28, 1992 3 6 vs. Texas A&M O 24, 1981 4 245 2001 1 3,644 1978 62 vs. Southern Miss O 18, 2008 2 591 at So Miss O 1, 2016 6 at Texas A&M O 23, 1982 5 241 2016 2 3,627 1976 3 552 at WKU S 1, 2016 6 at Houston N 26, 1988 6 240 2009 3 3,618 1977 4 534 at Houston O 27, 2011 6 vs. Houston N 16, 1991 5 525 at Houston N 26, 1988 GAME FEWEST PASSING YDS. 6 at San Jose State O 2, 2004 SEASON GAME 1 49 at Houston N 28, 1992 6 at Baylor S 8, 2007 1 637 1946 1 526 at Texas A&M O 23, 1976 2 43 vs. Houston D 2, 1989 6 vs. Texas Tech S 15, 2007 2 670 1957 2 520 vs. Houston D 1, 1979 3 42 at Houston N 26, 1988 6 vs. Priaire View O 22, 2016 3 770 1956 3 497 vs. Texas O 26, 1974 42 at Hawai’i S 27, 2003

5 40 vs. SMU N 10, 1990

40 at Texas Tech S 12, 2009

RICE FOOTBALL I TEAM PERFORMANCE LISTS I 137 MOST INTERCEPTIONS GAME OPPONENT RECORDS SEASON 1 11 vs. Arkansas N 5, 1949 1 24 1953 2 10 vs. Baylor N 29, 1975 MOST PENALTIES MOST PENALTY YARDS MOST FIELD GOALS 2 20 1958 10 vs. Texas Tech O 18, 1980 SEASON SEASON GAME 3 19 1970 1 110 2006 1 940 1981 1 5 vs. Tulane S 10, 1994 2 97 1983 940 1983 5 vs. Nevada O 20, 2001 FEWEST FUMBLES FORCED 3 96 1981 3 880 2007 GAME SEASON

1 9 vs. Sam Houston St.O 4, 1941 1 8 2017 GAME GAME MOST PUNTS 2 9 2015 SEASON 1 22 vs. TCU O 8, 1977 1 183 vs. Texas Tech S 15, 2007 3 11 2005 1 102 1941 FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS 2 19 vs. Texas S 16, 2006 2 181 vs. Houston N 28, 1992 4 13 2000 SEASON 3 17 vs. Texas S 16, 1978 3 174 vs. TCU O 8, 1977 5 14 1997 GAME 1 2 2015 17 at Texas A&M O 27, 1984 2 3 1988 1 14 at Arkansas N 9, 1946 2 3 2017 FEWEST PENALTY 14 vs. Texas Tech S 27, 1952 MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED FEWEST PENALTIES 3 5 1979 SEASON 5 1994 SEASON YARDS 1 33 1978 1 43 1961 SEASON FEWEST PUNTS 5 2016 SEASON 2 22 1949 43 1966 1 392 1966 1 28 1978 22 1951 43 1968 2 400 1961 22 1954 3 406 2017 GAME MOST FUMBLES FORCED 1 0 vs. Houston D 1, 1979 SEASON 0 vs. Texas O 1, 1988 1 42 1978 GAME 2 41 1972 1 6 vs. TCU N 25, 1950 41 1977 6 vs. LSU O 4, 1952 6 vs. LSU S 28, 1974 6 vs. Northwestern S 14, 1991

138 I RICE FOOTBALL I TEAM PERFORMANCE LISTS OPPONENT RECORDS LOWEST PUNTING GAME GAME FEWEST KICKOFF FEWEST KO RETURN 1 57.0 vs. SMU N 8, 1980 1 8 vs. Arkansas N 3, 1979 AVERAGE 2 51.5 vs. Arkansas O 31, 1981 2 7 at Texas Tech O 19, 1985 RETURNS YARDS SEASON 3 51.2 vs. Arkansas N 8, 1975 SEASON SEASON 1 33.9 1954 51.2 at Air Force S 21, 1985 1 8 2017 1 204 2017 2 34.5 1955 FEWEST PUNT 2 16 1974 2 344 1983 3 35.6 1970 RETURN YARDS 16 1983 3 406 1970 FEWEST PUNT RETURNS 4 20 1939 4 410 1980 SEASON SEASON GAME 20 1997 1 14 2012 1 48 2012 1 0.0 at Texas O 2, 1993 2 15 1962 2 74 1980 2 14.0 at Tulsa O 4, 1997 MOST KO RETURN 15 1966 2 102 1966 3 19.8 at Baylor N 12, 1983 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS 4 16 1963 3 121 1993 SEASON YARDS SEASON 16 1972 1 86 2008 1 1,603 2008 16 2004 2 52 2007 HIGHEST PUNTING 2 1,103 2003 MOST PUNT RETURN 3 50 2003 3 1,082 2007 AVERAGE YARDS 50 2006 SEASON MOST PUNT RETURNS 4 996 2006 SEASON SEASON 1 44.4 1985 1 710 1985 2 43.2 1977 1 51 1985 GAME 2 49 1977 2 454 1976 1 222 vs. North Texas S 27, 2008 3 42.4 2012 3 437 1977 4 42.1 2011 3 42 1971 2 194 vs. San Jose State O 2, 2004 5 41.9 2013 42 1983 3 183 at UTEP N 1, 2008 4 173 vs. SMU A 29, 2008 5 168 vs. La.-Lafayette S 11, 1982

RICE FOOTBALL I TEAM PERFORMANCE LISTS I 139 RUSHING ATTEMPTS GAME 15 Chase Clement (2005-08) 1,741 5 Chad Richardson vs. Colorado St. 224 CAREER 1 Trevor Cobb vs. Iowa State (S 28, 1991) 42 16 Ed Bailey (2001-04) 1,700 (O 31, 1998) 1 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 1,091 2 Trevor Cobb at SMU (N 9, 1991) 41 17 Stahle Vincent (1969-71) 1,675 6 Trevor Cobb vs. Sam Houston State 223 2 Chad Richardson (1996-99) 493 3 Trevor Cobb vs. Houston (N 16, 1991) 40 18 Yoncy Edmonds (1992-95) 1,647 (S 26, 1992) 3 Charles Ross (2009-13) 487 4 Stahle Vincent vs. Baylor (N 27, 1971) 39 19 Jamie Tyler (1998-2001) 1,642 7 Trevor Cobb at Tulane (S 21, 1991) 216 4 Chad Nelson (1994-97) 486 Trevor Cobb at Arkansas (N 3, 1990) 39 20 Earl Cooper (1976-79) 1,583 8 Larry Cardwell vs. TCU (N 21, 1970) 215 5 Jowan Davis (2013-16) 482 6 Butch Robinson at Baylor (N 30, 1968) 38 21 Tyler Smith (2007-11) 1,573 Charles Ross vs. La Tech (N16, 2013) 215 6 Chase Clement (2005-08) 470 Trevor Cobb vs. Texas Tech (O 20, 1990) 38 22 John Coleman (1972-75) 1,548 10 Trevor Cobb vs. SMU (O 10, 1992) 210 7 Darik Dillard (2013-16) 446 8 Trevor Cobb at Tulane (S 21, 1991) 36 23 Lorenzo Cyphers (1985-88) 1,506 11 Trevor Cobb vs. Texas Tech (O 20, 1990) 203 8 Robbie Beck (2000-03) 443 Trevor Cobb at SMU (N 9, 1991) 203 9 Kyle Herm (2000-03) 439 SEASON RUSHING YARDS 1 Trevor Cobb (1991) 1,692 10 John Coleman (1972-75) 436 CAREER (Minimum of 1,500 Yards) YARDS PER CARRY 2 Trevor Cobb (1992) 1,386 1 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 4,948 3 Trevor Cobb (1990) 1,325 CAREER (Minimum 150 Attempts) SEASON 2 Charles Ross (2009-12) 2,689 1 Dicky Maegle (1952-54) 6.6 1 Trevor Cobb (1991) 360 4 Charles Ross (2013) 1,270 3 Quinton Smith (2003-06) 2,505 5 Quinton Smith (2006) 1,096 2 Todd Jones (1984-87) 6.2 2 Trevor Cobb (1990) 283 4 Michael Perry (1995-96) 2,496 3 Anthony Griffin (1997-2000) 5.9 3 Trevor Cobb (1992) 279 6 Michael Perry (1997) 1,034 5 Chad Nelson (1994-97) 2,415 7 Ed Bailey (2004) 1,021 Quinton Smith (2003-06) 5.9 4 Jowan Davis (2014) 245 6 Robbie Beck (2000-03) 2,218 5 Michael Perry (1995-98) 5.8 5 Stahle Vincent (1971) 243 8 Jowan Davis (2014 956 7 Darik Dillard (2013-16) 2,198 9 Chad Nelson (1997) 953 6 Leroy Bradley (1998-2001) 5.6

RUSHING 6 Quinton Smith (2006) 211 8 Kyle Herm (2000-03) 2,028 10 Stahle Vincent (1971) 945 Austin Walter (2015-) 5.6 Charles Ross (2013) 211 Jowan Davis (2013-16) 2,028 8 Charles Ross (2009-13) 5.5 8 Ed Bailey (2004) 208 10 Chad Richardson (1996-99) 2,024 GAME (200 Yards or More) 9 Benji Wood (1996-97) 5.3 9 Kyle Herm (2001) 205 11 Greg Henderson (2001-04) 1,995 10 Chad Nelson (1994-97) 5.2 10 Chad Richardson (1999) 203 1 Dicky Maegle vs. Alabama (J 1, 1954) 265 12 Kosse Johnson (1951-53) 1,917 2 Antonio Brinkley vs. Lamar (S 28, 1985) 244 11 Vincent Hawkins (1999-2002) 5.1 13 Spencer George (1993-96) 1,790 3 Trevor Cobb vs. Iowa State (S 28, 1991) 240 14 Dicky Maegle (1952-54) 1,773 4 Ed Bailey vs. Hawai`i (S 18, 2004) 234

140 I RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SEASON (Minimum 75 Attempts) SEASON LONGEST RUNS SEASON 1 Dicky Maegle (1953) 7.31 1 Trevor Cobb (1991) 9 1 Tyler Smith at Houston (O 27, 2011) 97 1 Benjie Wood (1997) 16 2 Thomas Lott (2003) 7.29 2 Trevor Cobb (1992) 8 2 (*)Dicky Maegle vs. Alabama (J 1, 1954) 95 2 Charles Ross (2013) 15 3 Todd Jones (1987) 7.1 3 Charles Ross (2013) 7 Kyle Herm vs. Nevada (N 1, 2003) 95 3 Trevor Cobb (1991) 14 4 Michael Perry (1997) 6.4 4 Trevor Cobb (1990) 6 3 King Hill at TCU (N 23, 1957) 93 4 Ed Bailey (2004) 12 Quinton Smith (2005) 6.4 5 Yoncy Edmonds (1993) 5 4 Bob Nemir vs. Southwestern (O 6, 1945) 88 Chase Clement (2008) 12 6 Samuel Stewart (2016) 6.30 Michael Perry (1997) 5 5 Byron Coston at Iowa State (S24, 1994) 87 6 Dicky Maegle (1954) 11 7 Dicky Maegle (1954) 6.29 Ed Bailey (2004) 5 6 Marcus Rucker at San Jose State 86 Trevor Cobb (1992) 11 8 Chad Nelson (1996) 6.26 Quinton Smith (2005) 5 (O 2, 2004) Chad Nelson (1996) 11 9 Charles Ross (2013) 6.1 Quinton Smith (2006) 5 7 George Walmsley at Arkansas 85 Chad Richardson (1999) 11 10 Kyle Herm (2003) 5.9 (N 11, 1944) Chad Richardson (1999) 11 CONSECUTIVE Kyle Herm (2001) 11 GAME (Minimum 8 Attempts) 1 Trevor Cobb (1991) 6 (*) - This is the famous bench tackle in which Taylor McHargue (2012) 11 1 Dicky Maegle vs. Alabama (J 1, 1954) 24.1 2 Trevor Cobb (1992) 5 Maegle was awarded distance to goal and a 2 Vincent Hawkins vs. Tulsa (N 10, 2001) 14.4 3 Trevor Cobb (1990) 4 touchdown. GAME 3 Chad Nelson vs. SMU (O 19,1996) 14.1 1 Charles Ross (N 16, 2013) 5 4 Byron Coston at Iowa State (S 24, 1994) 14.0 2 Dicky Maegle vs. Cornell (O 2, 1954) 4 5 Benji Wood at Tulane (S 13, 1997) 13.6 MOST 200-YARD GAMES RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Butch Blume at Texas Tech (N 4, 1961) 4 6 Tyler Smith at Houston (O 27, 2011) 13.1 SEASON CAREER Lester Lehman vs. Baylor (D 2, 1967) 4 1 Trevor Cobb (1991) 3 1 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 38 Donald Hollas vs. Texas Tech (O 20, 1990) 4 2 Trevor Cobb (1992) 2 2 Charles Ross (2009-13) 36 Benji Wood at Tulane (S 13, 1997) 4 MOST 100-YARD GAMES Robbie Beck at Fresno State (O 25, 2003) 4 CAREER CONSECUTIVE Ed Bailey vs. SMU (O 9, 2004) 4 1 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 24 1 Trevor Cobb (1991) 2 Jeremy Eddington vs. ECU (N 20, 2010) 4 Nahshon Ellerbe vs. So. Miss (N 11, 2017) 4 CAREER 1 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 6

RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS I 141 ATTEMPTS GAME SEASON YARDS CAREER 1 Chase Clement vs. Tulsa (N 24, 2007) 66 1 Chase Clement (2008) 326 CAREER 1 Chase Clement (2005-08) 1,387 2 Tommy Kramer at Texas A&M (O 23, 1976) 60 2 Chase Clement (2007) 300 1 Chase Clement (2005-08) 9,785 2 Randy Hertel (1977-80) 1,121 3 Tommy Kramer vs. Texas (O 2, 1976) 57 3 Tommy Kramer (1976) 269 2 Tommy Kramer (1973-76) 6,197 3 Tommy Kramer (1973-76) 1,036 4 Randy Hertel vs. Houston (N 26, 1977) 52 4 Taylor McHargue (2012) 194 3 Randy Hertel (1977-80) 6,161 4 Taylor McHargue (2010-13) 881 5 Tommy Kramer vs. Houston (N 27, 1976) 51 5. Tyler Stehling (2016) 192 4 Taylor McHargue (2010-13) 6,122 5 Mark Comalander (1984-87) 753 Randy Hertel at Houston (D 2, 1978) 51 6 Driphus Jackson (2014) 191 5 Driphus Jackson (2012-15) 5,912 6 Driphus Jackson (2012-15) 732 7 Mark Comalander vs. (N 28, 1987) 50 7 Driphus Jackson (2015) 185 6 Mark Comalander (1984-87) 4,810 7 Nick Fanuzzi (2009-11) 704 8 Bruce Gadd (1972) 170 7 Nick Fanuzzi (2009-11) 4,402 8 Quentis Roper (1985-88) 643 9 Taylor McHargue (2013) 169 8 Donald Hollas (1987-90) 4,039 COMPLETIONS 10 Nick Fanuzzi (2009) 162 9 Donald Hollas (1987-90) 606 CAREER 9 Quentis Roper (1985-88) 3,895 10 Bruce Gadd (1970-72) 580 10 Bruce Gadd (1970-72) 3,454 1 Chase Clement (2005-08) 832 GAME 2 Randy Hertel (1977-80) 561 SEASON 1 Chase Clement vs. Tulsa (N 24, 2007) 40 SEASON 3 Tommy Kramer (1973-76) 507 2 Joel Armstrong vs. Troy (D 23, 2006) 35 1 Chase Clement (2007) 508 4 Taylor McHargue (2010-13 496 1 Chase Clement (2008) 4,119 2 Tommy Kramer (1976) 501 Chase Clement at SMU (N 10, 2007) 35 2 Chase Clement (2007) 3,377 5 Nick Fanuzzi (2009-11) 425 Tyler Stehling at Charlotte (N 12, 2016) 35 3 Chase Clement (2008) 490 6 Driphus Jackson (2012-15) 420 3 Tommy Kramer (1976) 3,317 4 Randy Hertel (1977) 356 5 Tommy Kramer vs. Texas (O 2, 1976) 34 4 Driphus Jackson (2014) 2,842 7 Mark Comalander (1984-87) 391 Chase Clement vs. Tulane (N 17, 2007) 34 5 Driphus Jackson (2014) 331 8 Donald Hollas (1987-90) 343 5 Driphus Jackson (2015) 2,348 PASSING 6 Taylor McHargue (2012) 325 7 Bruce Gadd vs. Clemson (S 23, 1972) 31 6 Taylor McHargue (2013) 2,345 9 Quentis Roper (1985-88) 301 8 Chase Clement vs. Southern Miss (O18, 2008) 30 7 Taylor McHargue (2013) 324 10 Bruce Gadd (1970-72) 287 7 Taylor McHargue (2012) 2,209 8 Bruce Gadd (1972) 322 Chase Clement vs. Western Mich. (D 30, 2008) 30 8 Bruce Gadd (1972) 2,064 9 Driphus Jackson (2015) 316 Nick Fanuzzi vs. UTEP (N 5, 2011) 30 9 Tyler Stehling (2016) 2,049 Tyler Stehling (2016) 316 10 Donald Hollas (1989) 1,815

142 I RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GAME SEASON (Minimum 75 Attempts) 8 Michael Calhoun (1981-82) 26 Tommy Kramer vs. Utah (S 18, 1976) 4 1 Chase Clement vs. Tulsa (N 24, 2007) 541 1 Chase Clement (2008) 66.5 9 Quentis Roper (1985-88) 23 Michael Calhoun vs. TCU (O 10, 1981) 4 2 Chase Clement vs. Southern Miss (O 18, 2008) 444 2 Nick Fanuzzi (2010) 62.7 Josh LaRocca (1991-95) 23 Michael Calhoun at Texas Tech (O 17, 1981) 4 3 Tommy Kramer vs. Houston (N 27, 1976) 409 3 Tyler Stehling (2016) 61.4 Michael Calhoun vs. Texas A&M (O 24, 1981) 4 4 Tyler Stehling vs. Prairie View (O 22, 2016) 407 4 Nick Fanuzzi (2009) 60.0 SEASON Chase Clement vs. Marshall (N 22, 2008) 4 5 Nick Fanuzzi vs. UTEP (N 5, 2011) 405 5 Taylor McHargue (2012) 59.7 1 Chase Clement (2008) 44 Taylor McHargue vs. UTEP ( O26, 2013) 4 6 Tommy Kramer vs. Texas (O 2, 1976) 397 6 Chase Clement (2007) 59.1 2 Chase Clement (2007) 29 Driphus Jackson vs. La Tech (N29, 2014) 4 7 Chase Clement vs. UTEP (N 3, 2007) 395 7 Joel Armstrong (2006) 58.6 3 Driphus Jackson (2014) 24 8 Tommy Kramer vs. SMU (N 6, 1976) 386 8 Driphus Jackson (2015) 58.5 4 Michael Calhoun (1981) 21 9 Chase Clement vs. Army (N 8, 2008) 384 9 Bert Emanuel (1993) 57.8 5 Tommy Kramer (1976) 21 INTERCEPTIONS THROWN CAREER 10 Chase Clement vs. Houston (N 29, 2008) 381 10 Chase Clement (2006) 57.7 6 Chase Clement (2006) 21 Driphus Jackson (2014) 57.7 7 Driphus Jackson (2015) 18 1 Randy Hertel (1977-80) 68 8 Taylor McHargue (2013) 17 2 Tommy Kramer (1973-76) 52 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE GAME (Minimum 10 Attempts) 9 Randy Hertel (1978) 12 3 Bruce Gadd (1970-72) 45 CAREER (Minimum 100 Attempts) 1 Josh LaRocca vs. Baylor (N 12,1994) 91.7 Bert Emanuel (1993) 12 4 Mark Comalander (1984-87) 37 1 Nick Fanuzzi (2009-11 ) 60.3 (11-12) Taylro McHargue (2012) 12 5 Quentis Roper (1985-88) 36 2 Tyler Stehling (2013-16) 60.1 Tyler Stehling (2016) 12 6 Chase Clement (2005-08) 34 3 Chase Clement (2005-08) 60.0 7 Robert Hailey (1965-67) 30 4 Driphus Jackson (2012-15) 57.4 TOUCHDOWN PASSES GAME 8 Donald Hollas (1987-90) 29 5 Donald Hollas (1987-90) 56.6 CAREER 1 Chase Clement vs. UTEP (N 3, 2007) 6 9 Josh LaRocca (1991-95) 25 6 Taylor McHargue (2010-13) 56.3 1 Chase Clement (2005-08) 99 Chase Clement vs. SMU (A 29, 2008) 6 10 Michael Calhoun (1981-82) 22 7 Frank Ryan (1955-57) 56.2 2 Driphus Jackson (2012-15) 48 Chase Clement vs. Southern Miss (O 18, 2008) 6 8 Bert Emanuel (1992-93) 55.2 3 Taylor McHargue (2010-13) 43 4 Chase Clement at Army (S 30, 2006) 5 SEASON 9 King Hill (1955-57) 52.0 4 Randy Hertel (1977-80) 38 Chase Clement vs. UTEP (N 1, 2008) 5 1 Randy Hertel (1977) 24 10 Mark Comalander (1984-87) 51.9 5 Tommy Kramer (1973-76) 37 Chase Clement vs. Houston (N 29, 2008) 5 Randy Hertel (1979) 24 6 Driphus Jackson (2012- ) 30 Tyler Stehling vs. Prairie View (O 22, 2016) 5 3 Bruce Gadd (1972) 22 7 Mark Comalander (1984-87) 27 7 Vernon Glass vs. Santa Clara (S 30, 1950) 4 4 Tommy Kramer (1976) 19

RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS I 143 5 Bruce Gadd (1971) 18 GAME GAME Donald Hollas (1990) 18 RECEPTIONS 1 David Houser at Florida (N 20, 1976) 14 1 James Casey at Memphis (S 6, 2008) 208 CAREER (100 or More Receptions) 2 David Houser at Florida (N 20, 1976) 196 GAME 1 Jarett Dillard (2005-08) 292 3 Jordan Taylor vs. UTEP (O 26, 2013) 185 1 Tommy Kramer at TCU (N 22, 1975) 5 2 Eric Henley (1988-91) 186 YARDS 4 Doug Cunningham at TCU (O 9, 1976) 175 Randy Hertel vs. Houston (N 26, 1977) 5 3 Jordan Taylor (2011-14) 175 CAREER 5 James Casey vs. Houston (N 29, 2008) 172 Mark Comalander vs. Texas State (S 20, 1986) 5 4 Toren Dixon (2006-09) 161 1 Jarett Dillard (2005-08) 4,138 6 Jarett Dillard at Army (S 30, 2006) 171 2 Jordan Taylor (2011-14) 2,585 Joel Armstrong vs. Troy (D 23, 2006) 5 5 James Casey (2007-08) 157 7 David Houser at Texas A&M (O 23, 1976) 170 3 David Houser (1974, 1976-78) 2,358 6 David Houser (1974, 1976-78) 152 8 Ben Wiggins at SMU (N 15, 2003) 168 7 Vance McDonald (2009-12) 119 4 Eric Henley (1988-91) 2,199 5 James Casey (2007-08) 1,914 Jarett Dillard vs. UTEP (N 3, 2007) 168 LONGEST PASS PLAYS 8 Doug Cunningham (1975-78) 117 10 Dennis Parks at North Texas (S 19, 2015) 163 1 Driphus Jackson-Sam McGuffie vs. Houston 9 Ed Lofton (1973-75) 112 6 Toren Dixon (2006-09) 1,746 (S 29, 2012) 88 10 Larry Davis (1967-69) 103 7 Doug Cunningham (1975-78) 1,522 Driphus Jackson-Jordan Taylor vs. NT (O 25, 2014) 88 8 Vance McDonald (2009-12) 1,513 11 Sam McGuffie (2010-12) 102 3 Kerry Overton-Elliston Stinson at Air Force (S 21, 1985) 86 9 Dennis Parks (2012-15) 1,507 TOUCHDOWNS Zach Wright (2013-16) 102 CAREER 4 Kyle Herm-Ben Wiggins at SMU (N 15, 2003) 82 10 Melvin Robinbson (1981-84) 1,409 1 Jarett Dillard (2005-08) 60 5 King Hill- vs. Stanford (O 5, 1957) 81 2 Jordan Taylor (2011-14) 20 Driphus Jackson-James Mayden vs. Hawai’i SEASON SEASON (O 25, 2014) 81 1 James Casey (2008) 111 1 James Casey (2008) 1,329 3 David Houser (1974, 1976-78) 18 7 Seven Times 80 2 Jarett Dillard (2006) 91 2 Jarett Dillard (2008) 1,310 4 James Casey (2007-08) 17 Tommy Kramer-James Sykes vs. Houston (N 27, 1976) 3 Jarett Dillard (2008) 87 3 Jarett Dillard (2006) 1,247 5 Eric Henley (1988-91) 16 Mark Comalander-Chris Nixon at TCU (O 11, 1986) 4 Eric Henley (1989) 81 4 Jarett Dillard (2007) 1,057 6 Kenneth Roy (1973-76) 15 Bert Emmanuel-Louis Balady vs. Sam Houston St. RECEIVING 5 Jarett Dillard (2007) 79 5 David Houser (1976) 931 Vance McDonald (2009-12) 15 (S 26, 1992) 6 James Sykes (1976) 76 6 Eric Henley (1989) 900 8 Buddy Dial (1956-58) 13 Joel Armstrong-Mike Falco vs. UCF (N 19, 2005) 7 Doug Cunningham (1976) 57 7 Jordan Taylor (2013) 848 Froggy Williams (1946-49) 13 C. Clement-Quinton Smith vs. Houston (S 2, 2006) Jordan Taylor (2012) 57 8 Jordan Taylor (2014) 842 Toren Dixon (2006-09) 13 Chase Clement-Jarett Dillard vs. Army (N 8, 2008) 9 David Houser (1977) 55 9 Jordan Taylor (2012) 826 Nick Fanuzzi-Toren Dixon at ECU (O 17, 2009) Jordan Taylor (2013) 55 10 David Houser (1977) 795

144 I RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SEASON 1 Jarett Dillard (2006) 21 TACKLES QUARTERBACK SACKS TACKLES FOR LOSS CAREER CAREER 2 Jarett Dillard (2008) 20 (INCLUDING SACKS) 3 Jarett Dillard (2007) 14 1 O.J. Brigance (1987-90) 367 1 Brandon Green (1999-2002) 24 CAREER 4 James Casey (2008) 13 2 Dan Dawson (1998-2001) 318 Scott Solomon (2007-11) 24 1 Larry Izzo (1992-95) 46 5 Kenneth Roy (1976) 9 Andrew Sendejo (2006-09) 318 3 Ndukwe Kalu (1993-96) 20 2 Brian Womac (2014-17) 44.5 6 Vance McDonald (2010) 8 4 Danny Burgess (1983-86) 310 4 Brian Womac (2014-17) 17 3 Scott Solomon (2007-11) 43.5 Jordan Taylor (2013) 8 5 Richard Gray (1980-82) 306 5 John Syptak (2002-05) 16 4 Brandon Green (1999-2002) 42 Mario Hull (2014) 8 6 Larry Izzo (1992-95) 301 6 Scott Solomon (2007-10) 15.5 5 John Syptak (2002-05) 38 9 Bill Howton (1951) 7 7 Jason Hebert (1998-2001) 300 7 Matt Sign (1989-92) 14 6 Matt Sign (1989-92) 36 David Houser (1978) 7 8 Paul Porras (2010-13) 295 Courtney Gordon (2003-06) 14 7 Alonzo Williams (1989-92) 35 Jordan Taylor (2014) 7 9 (1992-95) 293 8 Dan Dawson (1998-2001) 33 10 Travis Ortega (1997-2000) 286 SEASON 9 Thomas Benford (1995-98) 32 GAME Travis Bradshaw (2008-11) 286 1 Brandon Green (2001) 12 10 Rashad Reynolds (1995-98) 28 1 Jarett Dillard vs. North Texas (S 27, 2008) 4 2 Brian Womac (2017) 10 2 Bill Howton at SMU (O 20, 1951) 3 SEASON SEASON 3 Zach Patt (2014) 9.5 Kenneth Roy vs. Utah (S 18, 1976) 3 1 Brian Womac (2017) 22 1 Robert Williamson (1980) 196 4 Scott Solomon (2011) 8.5 Jarett Dillard at Army (S 30, 2006) 3 2 Brandon Green (2001) 21 Jarett Dillard vs. UAB (O 14, 2006) 3 2 Wayne Harpold (1982) 136 5 Ndukwe Kalu (1994) 8 3 Brian Nordstrom (2014) 19.5 Jarett Dillard at Tulsa (N 11, 2006) 3 3 Randy Piel (1974) 131 John Syptak (2004) 8 4 Larry Izzo (1995) 18 Jarett Dillard vs. SMU (N 25, 2006) 3 4 O.J. Brigance (1988) 128 Courtney Gordon (2006) 8 5 Clenzie Pierson (1981) 16 Jarett Dillard vs. Memphis (O 20, 2007) 3 DEFENSE 5 Rodney Norton (1974) 127 8 Brian Nordstrom (2014) 7.5 Larry Izzo (1994) 16 Jarett Dillard vs. SMU (A 29, 2008) 3 Richard Gray (1982) 127 9 Tim Fitzpatrick (1989) 7 7 Rashad Reynolds (1997) 15 Jarett Dillard vs. Southern Miss (O 18, 2008) 3 Tony Barker (1991) 127 Alonzo Williams (1991) 7 John Syptak (2004) 15 James Casey vs. UTEP (N 1, 2008) 3 8 Larry Izzo (1995) 121 Ndukwe Kalu (1995) 7 Courtney Gordon (2006) 15 James Casey vs. Houston (N 1, 2008) 3 Travis Bradshaw (2009) 121 Brandon Green (2002) 7 10 Scott Solomon (2011) 13.5 Vance McDonald vs. Tulane (N 11, 2010) 3 10 Emmanuel Ellerbee (2017) 120 Jordan Taylor vs. Air Force (D 29, 2012) 3

Jordan Taylor vs. UTEP (O 26, 2013) 3

RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS I 145 SEASON GAME (Rush-Pass) INTERCEPTIONS 1 Bruce Henley (1972) 7 PLAYS CAREER CAREER (Rush-Pass) 1 Chase Clement vs. Tulsa (N 24, 2007) 8 3 Dan Dawson (2000) 7 1 Bruce Henley (1971-73) 15 1 Chase Clement (2005-08) 1,857 (470-1,387) (14-58) 3 Rex Procter (1950) 6 2 Huey Keeney (1945-48) 13 2 Chase Clement vs. UTEP (N 3, 2007) 7 2 Bruce Henley (1971) 6 2 Randy Hertel (1977-80) 1,363 (242-1,121) Dan Dawson (1998-2001) 13 (17-66) Larry Brune (1975) 6 3 Tommy Kramer (1973-76) 1,357 (321-1,036) Bryce Callahan (2011-14) 13 3 Joel Armstrong vs. Troy (N 23, 2006) 7 0 David Griffin (1989) 6 4 Taylor McHargue (2010-13) 1,322 (442-881) 5 Nathan Bennett (1990-93) 11 (16-54) Nathan Bennett (1993) 6 5 Driphus Jackson (2012-15) 1,035 (303-732) LaDouphyous McCalla (1994-98) 11 Bryce Callahan (2011) 6 6 Quentis Roper (1985-88) 970 (327-643) 7 Jason Hebert (1998-2001) 10 8 Chris Hale (1970) 5 7 Mark Comalander (1984-87) 906 (153-753) 8 Michael Downs (1977-80) 9 YARDS Michael Downs (1978) 5 8 Nick Fanuzzi (2009-11) 849 (145-704) Brian Patterson (1981-83) 9 CAREER (Rush-Pass) Dwayne Holmes (1984) 5 Andrew Sendejo (2006-09) 9 9 Donald Hollas (1987-90) 841 (235-606) 1 Chase Clement (2005-08) 11,526 Tony Barker (1991) 5 10 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 812 (812-0) (1,741-9,785) LaDouphyous McCalla (1997) 5 2 Taylor McHargue (2010-13) 7,533 Andrew Sendejo (2007) 5 SEASON (Rush-Pass) (1,411-6,122)

1 Chase Clement (2007) 652 (144-508) 3 Driphus Jackson (2012-15) 6,722 GAME 2 Chase Clement (2008) 644 (154-490) 1 Don Anderson vs. Texas A&M (N 15, 1947) 3 (810-5,912) 3 Tommy Kramer (1976) 562 (61-501) 4 Tommy Kramer (1973-76) 6,336 (139-6,197) Gerald Weatherly vs. Clemson (S 24, 1949) 3 4 Taylor McHargue (2012) 489 (164-325) Carl Johnson vs. TCU (N 22, 1952) 3 5 Randy Hertel (1977-80) 5,751 ( -410-6,161) 5 Taylor McHargue (2013) 481 (157-324) Dicky Maegle vs. Baylor (N 28, 1953) 3 6 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 4,948 (4,948-0) 6 Driphus Jackson (2014) 452 (121-331) Pinky Nesbit vs. Texas A&M (N 14, 1953) 3 7 Quentis Roper (1985-88) 4,924 Bucky Allshouse vs. TCU (N 21, 1970) 3 7 Driphus Jackson (2015) 424 (108-316) (1,029-3,895) Michael Downs at TCU (O 14, 1978) 3 8 Tyler Stehling (2016) 417 (101-316) 8 Donald Hollas (1987-90) 4,832 (793-4,039) William McClay vs. Texas State (S 26, 1987) 3 9 Randy Hertel (1977) 403 (56-357) 9 Mark Comalander (1984-87) 4,561 Dan Dawson vs. Hawai’i (O 21, 2000) 3 10 Michael Calhoun (1981) 401(168-233) ( -219-4,780) TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL 10 Nick Fanuzzi (2009-11) 4,486 (84-4,402)

146 I RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GAME (Rush-Pass) SEASON (Rush-Pass) SEASON (Rush-Pass) 1 Chase Clement vs. Tulsa (N 24, 2007) 1 Chase Clement (2008) 4,812 (693-4,119) 1 Chase Clement (2008) 56 (12-44) TOTAL YARDS 601 (60-541) 2 Chase Clement (2007) 3,912 (538-3,377) 2 Chase Clement (2007) 37 (8-29) CAREER (Rush-Rec-Return) 2 Chase Clement vs. UTEP (N 3, 2007) 3 Tommy Kramer (1976) 3,272 ( -45-3,317) 3 Tommy Kramer (1976) 25 (4-21) 1 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 6,512 491 (103-395) 4 Driphus Jackson (2014) 3,243 (401-2,842) Chase Clement (2006) 25 (4-21) (4948-892-672) 3 Chase Clement vs. Memphis (O 20, 2007) 5 Taylor McHargue (2012) 2,874 (665-2,209) Driphus Jackson 25 (1-24) 2 Michael Perry (1995-98) 5,582 488 (124-364) 6 Taylor McHargue (2013) 2,809 (464-2,345) 6 Taylor McHargue (2012) 23 (11-12) (2496-219-2867) 4 Taylor McHargue vs. Marshall (S 22, 2012) 7 Tyler Stehling (2016) 2,358 (308, 2049) 7 Michael Calhoun (1981) 22 (1-21) 3 Jarett Dillard (2005-08) 4,169 467 (153-314) 8 Donald Hollas (1989) 2,246 (431-1,815) Taylor McHargue (2013) 22 (5-17) ( -2 -4138-33) 5 Chase Clement vs. USM (O 18, 2008) 9 Bert Emanuel (1992) 2,238 (680-1,558) 9 Donald Hollas (1990) 19 (11-8) 4 Charles Ross (2009-13) 3,772 466 (22-444) 10 Kyle Herm (2001) 2,018 (897-1,121) Kyle Herm (2001) 19 (11-8) (2580-277-915) 6 Chase Clement vs. Army (N 8, 2008) 5 Eric Henley (1988-91) 3,405 459 (87-372) GAME (Rush-Pass) (337-2199-869) 7 Chase Clement vs. Houston (N 29, 2008) TOUCHDOWNS 1 Chase Clement vs. UTEP (N 3, 2007) 8 (2-6) 6 James Sykes (1973-76) 3,284 439 (58-381) CAREER (Rush-Pass) 2 Griff Vance vs. SMU (N 17, 1916) 6 (6-0) (1099-785-1400) 8 Tyler Stehling vs. Prairie View (O 22, 2016) 1 Chase Clement (2005-08) 124 (25-99) 3 Donald Hollas vs. Texas Tech (O 20, 1990) 5 (4-1) 7 Quinton Smith (2003-06) 3,055 405 (-2-407) 2 Taylor McHargue (2010- ) 60 (17-43) Greg Henderson vs. Hawai`i (S 18, 2004) 5 (3-2) (2505-448-102) 9 Tommy Kramer vs. SMU (N 6, 1976) 3 Tommy Kramer (1973-76) 48 (11-37) Chase Clement at Army (S 30, 2006) 5 (5-0) 8 Earl Cooper (1976-79) 2,784 398 (12-386) 4 Randy Hertel (1977-80) 42 (5-37) Chase Clement vs. Memphis (O 20, 2007 5 (1-4) (1583-802-399) Chase Clement vs. Memphis (S 6, 2008) 5 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 38 (38-0) Tyler Stehling vs. Prairie View (O 22, 2016) 5 (0-5) 9 Dicky Maegle (1952-54) 2,747 398 (318-80) 6 Mark Comalander (1984-87) 36 (9-27) (1771-317-659) Charles Ross (2009-13) 36 (36-0) 8 Kyle Herm (2000-03) 35 (18-17) 9 Donald Hollas (1987-90) 34 (19-15) Bert Emanuel (1992-93) 34 (11-23) Robbie Beck (2000-03) 34 (34-0)

YARDS ALL-PURPOSE

RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS I 147 SEASON (Rush-Rec-Return) 8 Michael Perry at Texas (O 7, 1995) SEASON (Rush-Rec-Return) KICKOFF RETURNS 1 Trevor Cobb (1991) 1,844 (1692-136-16) 252 (123-7-122) 1 Trevor Cobb (1991) 375 (360-14-1) CAREER 2 Michael Perry (1997) 1,784 (1034-44-706) 9 Michael Perry vs. Utah (N 2, 1996) 2 Trevor Cobb (1990) 321 (283-36-2) 1 Michael Perry (1995-98) 109 3 Trevor Cobb (1990) 1,674 (1325-312-37) 246 (84-0-162) 3 Trevor Cobb (1992) 301 (279-22-0) 2 Quentis Roper (1985-88) 73 4 James Casey (2008) 1,682 (241-1329-112) 10 Trevor Cobb vs. Houston (D 2, 1989) 4 Stahle Vincent (1971) 260 (243-17-0) 3 Ja’Corey Shepherd (2005-08) 68 5 Trevor Cobb (1992) 1,669 (1386-283-0) 244 (78-0-166) 5 Quinton Smith (2006) 257 (211-40-6) 4 Sean White (1999-2002) 62 6 Quinton Smith (2006) 1,608 (1096-410-102) 6 Trevor Cobb (1989) 226 (169-22-35) 5 Austin Walter (2015- ) 53 7 Michael Perry (1996) 1,561 (656-9-896) 7 Charles Ross (2013) 216 (211-5-0) 6 James Sykes (1973-76) 52 8 James Sykes (1976) 1,550 (435-653-462) TOTAL PLAYS 8 Calvin Fance (1980) 211 (192-19-0) 7 Chuck Latourette (1964-66) 45 9 Dicky Maegle (1954) 1,512 (905-198-409) CAREER (Rush-Rec-Return) 9 Kevin Trigg (1983) 209 (198-10-1) 8 Shane Turner (2009-10) 44 10 Trevor Cobb (1989) 1,325 (545-161-619) 1 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 1,223 (1091-94-38) 10 Kyle Herm (2001) 205 (205-0-0) 9 Mike Falco (2003-06) 41 2 Michael Perry (1995-98) 598 (428-14-156) 10 Andray Downs (2003-06) 39 GAME (Rush-Rec-Return) 3 Charles Ross (2009-13) 549 (477-35-37) GAME 1 Trevor Cobb vs. Iowa State, (S 28, 1991) 4 Earl Cooper (1976-79) 529 (407-101-21 1 Trevor Cobb vs. Iowa State (S 28, 1991) 47 SEASON 295 (240-39-16) 5 Quinton Smith (2003-06) 478 (422-50-6) 2 Trevor Cobb vs. Houston (D 2, 1989) 46 1 Ja’Corey Shepherd (2008) 41 2 Jeremy Eddington at UTEP (N 24, 2012) 6 Lorenzo Cyphers (1985-88) 477 (401-75-1) 3 Trevor Cobb at SMU (N 9, 1991) 41 2 Shane Turner (2009) 37 279 (59-10-210) 7 John Coleman (1972-75) 460 (436-24-0) 4 Trevor Cobb at Arkansas (N 3 1990) 40 3 Quentis Roper (1986) 34 3 Trevor Cobb vs. Wake Forest (S 1, 1990) 8 Stahle Vincent (1969-71) 450 (430-20-0) Trevor Cobb vs. Houston (N 16, 1991) 40 4 Trevor Cobb (1989) 33 271 (175-75-21) Spencer George (1993-96) 450 (419-24-7) Trevor Cobb at TCU (O 24, 1992) 40 5 Michael Perry (1997) 31 4 Michael Perry vs. Texas (S 27, 1997)

10 Kosse Johnson (1951-53) 423 (400-14-9) RETURNS Michael Perry (1998) 31 269 (211-0-58) 7 Austin Walter (2015) 30 5 Dicky Maegle vs. Alabama (J 1, 1954) 8 Ja’Corey Shepherd (2007) 27 265 (265-0-0) Andy Erickson (2010) 27 6 Charles Ross at Tulane (N 13, 2010) 10 Vince Courville (1982) 26 264(3-0-261) 7 Antonio Brinkley vs. Lamar (S 28, 1985) 255 (244-11-0)

148 I RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GAME SEASON LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN GAME 1 Trevor Cobb vs. Houston (D 2, 1989) 11 1 Ja’Corey Shepherd (2008) 885 GAME 1 Horton Nesrsta at UCLA (O 11, 1952) 8 2 Clint Hatfield at Fresno State (N 3, 2001) 9 2 Shane Turner (2009) 881 1 Macon Hughes vs. TCU (N 21, 1970) 99 Mario Hull vs. Memphis (O 8, 2011) 8 Austin Walter vs. Southern Miss (N 14, 2015) 9 3 Quentis Roper (1986) 795 Carl Swierc at TCU (N 24, 1973) 99 4 Andray Downs at San Jose St. (O 2, 2004) 8 4 Michael Perry (1997) 680 James Sykes vs. Montana (S 22, 1973) 99 Shane Turner vs. Navy (O 10, 2009) 8 5 Michael Perry (1998) 669 PUNT RETURN YARDS 4 Gene Fleming vs. Texas A&M (N 16, 1963) 98 CAREER 6 Austin Walter (2015) 622 James Sykes vs. Montana (S 22, 1973) 98 7 James Sykes (1973) 601 1 Horton Nesrsta (1951-53) 893 KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 8 Trevor Cobb (1989) 598 2 Huey Keeney (1945-48) 893 CAREER 9 Michael Perry (1996) 596 PUNT RETURNS 3 Michael Perry (1995-98) 501 1 Michael Perry (1995-98) 2,366 10 Andy Erickson (2010) 564 CAREER 4 David Ferguson (1963-65) 487 2 Quentis Roper (1985-88) 1,683 1 Huey Keeney (1945-48) 81 5 Bruce Henley (1971-73) 442 3 James Sykes (1973-76) 1,398 GAME 2 Horton Nesrsta (1951-53) 69 4 Ja’Corey Shepherd (2005-08) 1,358 1 Charles Ross at Tulane (N 13, 2010) 261 3 Eric Henley (1988-91) 61 SEASON 5 Sean White (1999-2002) 1,155 2 Jeremy Eddington at UTEP (N 24, 2012) 210 4 Michael Perry (1995-98) 47 1 Horton Nesrsta (1952) 536 6 Austin Walter (2015- ) 1,057 3 Shane Turner at UAB (S 5, 2009) 200 5 David Ferguson (1963-65) 43 2 David Ferguson (1964) 381 7 Shane Turner (2009-10) 1,021 4 Shane Turner vs Navy (O 10, 2009) 196 6 Bruce Henley (1971-73) 40 3 Hoston Nesrsta (1951) 315 8 Carl Swierc (1971-73) 910 5 Andray Downs at San Jose State (O 2, 2004) 189 LaDouphyous McCalla (1994-98) 40 4 Michael Perry (1996) 300 9 Gene Fleming (1962-64) 885 6 Clint Hatfield at Fresno State (N 3, 2001) 182 5 Dicky Maegle (1954) 293 10 Chuck Latourette (1964-66) 872 7 Austin Walter vs. Southern Miss (N14, 2015) 176 SEASON 8 Michael Perry at Texas (S 26, 1998) 170 1 Horton Nesrsta (1952) 44 GAME 9 Trevor Cobb vs. Houston (D 2, 1989) 166 2 David Ferguson (1964) 34 1 Rex Procter vs. New Mexico (O 8, 1949) 142 10 Quentis Roper vs. Texas State (S 20, 1986) 162 3 Michael Perry (1996) 25 Michael Perry at Ohio State (S 7, 1996) 162 4 Chuck Latourette (1966) 23

RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS I 149 LONGEST PUNT RETURN INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS TOTAL POINTS GAME 1 Fred Jacobs vs. TCU (N 21, 1942) 92 CAREER CAREER 1 Griff Vance vs. SMU (N 17, 1916) 36 (6 TDs) 2 Dicky Maegle at Baylor (N 27, 1954) 91 1 Dan Dawson (1998-2001) 352 1 Jarett Dillard (2005-08) 360 2 Butch Blume at Texas Tech (N 4, 1961) 30 3 LaDouphyous McCalla vs. TCU (N 8, 1997) 84 2 Huey Keeney (1945-48) 200 2 Chris Boswell (2010-13) 359 (4 TDs, 6 PATs) 3 Sean Washington (1991-93) 199 3 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 260 4 Bruce Henley (1971-73) 197 4 Clark Fangmeier (2006-2009) 254 TOUCHDOWNS LONGEST INTERCEPTION 5 Nathan Bennett (1990-93) 190 5 Charles Ross (2009-13) 216 CAREER LaDouphyous McCalla (1994-98) 190 6 Robbie Beck (2000-03) 210 1 Jarett Dillard (2005-08) 60 RETURN 7 Brian Patterson (1981-83) 179 7 Brennan Landry (2002-05) 184 2 Trevor Cobb (1989-92) 43 1 Preston Anderson at Ga. Tech (S 30, 1972) 99 8 Pinky Nesbit (1952-54) 176 8 Derek Crabtree (1998-2001) 167 3 Charles Ross (2009-13) 36 2 W.E. Brown vs. TCU (O 30, 1915) 92 9 Rex Procter (1949-50) 170 9 Chase Clement (2005-08) 162 4 Robbie Beck (2000-03) 35 3 Larry Brune at Houston (S 13, 1975) 86 10 Froggy Williams (1947-49) 156 5 James Casey (2007-08) 28 4 Brian Patterson vs. Texas A&M (O 22, 1983) 85 SEASON Darik Dillard (2013-16) 156 6 Chase Clement (2005-08) 26 1 Dan Dawson (2000) 206 Darik Dillard (2013-16) 26 2 Sean Washington (1992) 153 SEASON 8 Chad Nelson (1994-97) 24 3 Rex Procter (1950) 150 1 Jarett Dillard (2006) 126 9 Ed Bailey (2001-04) 23 4 Nathan Bennett (1993) 123 2 Jarett Dillard (2008) 120 10 Dicky Maegle (1952-54) 22 5 Bruce Henley (1971) 109 3 James Casey (2008) 116 Benji Wood (1996-97) 22 6 Larry Brune (1975) 104 4 Chris Boswell (2012) 114

7 Jason Hebert (1999) 103 SCORING 5 Benji Wood (1997) 96 SEASON 8 Brian Patterson (1983) 102 6 Trevor Cobb (1992) 92 1 Jarett Dillard (2006) 21 9 Pinky Nesbit (1953) 94 Charles Ross (2013) 92 2 Jarett Dillard (2008) 20 8 Clark Fangmeier (2008) 91 3 James Casey (2008) 19 GAME 9 Chris Boswell (2013) 89 4 Benji Wood (1997) 16 1 Dan Dawson vs. SMU (N 4, 2000) 113 10 Trevor Cobb (1991) 84 Charles Ross (2013) 16 Jarett Dillard (2007) 84 6 Trevor Cobb (1992) 15

150 I RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 7 Trevor Cobb (1991) 14 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 8 Alan Pringle (1973-74) 19 Johnny Bagwell vs. Houston (N 26, 1993) 3 Jarett Dillard (2007) 14 CAREER 9 Haden Tobola (2015-16) 16 Derek Crabtree at Air Force (N 21, 1998) 3 10 Darrell Richardson (1991-92) 14 9 Ed Bailey (2004) 13 1 Chris Boswell (2010-13) 88 Luke Juist at Tulsa (O 30, 2004) 3

Chase Clement (2008) 13 2 Mark Williams (1970-72) 57 SEASON 3 Clark Fangmeier (2006-09) 48 1 Chris Boswell (2012) 23 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE GAME 4 James Hamrick (1983-85) 47 1 Griff Vance vs. SMU (N 17, 1916) 6 2 James Hamrick (1985) 17 CAREER (Minimum 20 Att.) 5 Brennan Landry (2002-05) 40 1 Derek Crabtree (1998-2001) 81.8 (27-33) 2 Charles Ross vs. La Tech (N 16, 2013) 5 Chris Boswell (2011) 17 6 Clint Parsons (1987-90) 36 2 Chris Boswell (2010-13) 73.9 (65-88) 3 Dicky Maegle vs. Cornell (O 2, 1954) 4 4 Mark Williams (1972) 15 7 Derek Crabtree (1998-2001) 33 3 Alan Pringle (1973-74) 70.4 (19-27) Butch Blume at Texas Tech (N 4, 1961) 4 5 Chris Boswell (2013) 14 8 Alan Pringle (1973-74) 27 6 Mark Williams (1971) 13 4 James Hamrick (1983-86) 70.2 (33-47) Lester Lehman vs. Baylor (D 2, 1967) 4 5 Clint Parsons (1987-90) 66.7 (24-36) Donald Hollas vs. Texas Tech (O 20, 1990) 4 Clint Parsons (1990 13 SEASON 8 Alan Pringle (1973) 12 6 Haden Tobola (2015-) 64.0 (16-25) Benji Wood at Tulane (S 13, 1997) 4 1 Chris Boswell (2012) 29 Matt Huelsman (1994) 12 7 Darrell Richardson (1991-92) 63.6 (14-22) Robbie Beck at Fresno State (O 25, 2003) 4 2 Mark Williams (1972) 27 10 James Hamrick (1984) 11 Ed Bailey, vs. SMU (O 9, 2004) 4 3 Mark Williams (1971) 22 Chris Boswell (2010) 11 SEASON (Minimum 9 Att.) Jarett Dillard vs. North Texas (S 27, 2008) 4 James Hamrick (1985) 22 1 Derek Crabtree (1999) 88.9 (8-9) Jeremy Eddington vs. ECU (N 20, 2010) 4 GAME 2 Clint Parsons (1990) 86.7 (13-15) Nahshon Ellerbe vs. So. Miss (O 11, 2017) 4 1 Chris Boswell vs. SMU (N 17, 2012) 5 3 Chris Boswell (2011) 81.0 (17-21) FIELD GOALS MADE 2 Joel Baxter vs.TCU (O 10, 1981) 4 4 Alan Pringle (1973) 80.0 (12-15) KICKING CAREER Matt Huelsman at TCU (O 29, 1994) 4 Alvaro Arenas (1975) 80.0 (8-10) 1 Chris Boswell (2010-13) 65 Chris Boswell at North Texas (S 11, 1994) 4 6 Chris Boswell (2012) 79.3 (23-29) 2 James Hamrick (1983-85) 33 Chris Boswell at Kansas (S 8, 2012) 4 7 James Hamrick (1985) 77.3 (17-22) 3 Mark Williams (1970-72) 30 6 James Hamrick at Texas (O 5, 1985) 3 8 Joel Baxter (1981) 75.0 (9-12) 4 Clark Fangmeier (2006-09 ) 28 James Hamrick at Texas Tech (O 19, 1985) 3 9 Sammy Hartman (1989) 72.7 (8-11) 5 Derek Crabtree (1998-2001) 27 James Hamrick vs. Arkansas (N 2, 1985) 3 Darrell Richardson (1992) 72.7 (8-11) 6 Clint Parsons (1987-90) 24 Clint Parsons at Notre Dame (N 5, 1988) 3 Clark Fangmeier (2006) 72.7 (8-11) 7 Brennan Landry (2002-05) 22 Sammy Hartman vs. TCU (O 14, 1989) 3

RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS I 151 LONGEST FIELD GOALS 23 Max Webb vs. TCU (N 19, 1960) 50 SEASON SEASON (50 Yards or More) Chris Boswell at North Texas (S 11, 2010) 50 1 Clark Fangmeier (2008) 73 1 Clark Fangmeier (2008) 73 1 James Hamrick at Texas Tech (O 19, 1985) 57 Chris Boswell at North Texas (S 11, 2010) 50 2 Chris Boswell (2013) 49 2 Chris Boswell (2013) 47 Chris Boswell at La. Tech (S 15, 2012) 57 Chris Boswell at NMSU (O 19, 2013) 50 3 Clark Fangmeier (2007) 47 3 Clark Fangmeier (2007) 46 3 Chris Boswell vs. SMU (N 17, 2012) 56 Chris Boswell (2012) 47 4 Chris Boswell (2012) 45 5 Chris Boswell (2010) 44 5 Chris Boswell (2010) 41 Chris Boswell vs. Kansas (S14, 2013) 56 PATS ATTEMPTED 5 James Hamrick at SMU (N 5, 1983) 55 6 Scott Grimes (1997) 39 6 Mike Ruff (1996) 36 CAREER 7 Mike Ruff (1996) 36 7 Johnny Bagwell (1993) 35 6 James Hamrick at Air Force (S 21, 1985) 54 1 Clark Fangmeier (2006-09) 181 Chris Boswell vs. Tulane (N 19, 2011) 54 8 Darrell Richardson (1992) 35 Clark Fangmeier (2006) 35 2 Chris Boswell (2010-13) 172 Johnny Bagwell (1993) 35 9 Darrell Richardson (1992) 34 8 Joel Baxter vs. Baylor (N 13, 1982) 53 3 Brennan Landry (2002-05) 124 James Hamrick at Texas (O 5, 1985) 53 Clark Fangmeier (2006) 35 10 Brennan Landry (2003) 34 4 Derek Crabtree (1998-2001) 89 Luke Juist vs. Navy (O 22, 2005) 53 5 (*) Froggy Williams (1946-49) 75 Chris Boswell vs. UCLA (A 30, 2012) 53 GAME 6 Darrell Richardson (1991-92) 65 PATS MADE 1 Clark Fangmeier vs. North Texas (S 27, 2008) 11 Chris Boswell vs. SMU (N 17, 2012 53 CAREER Haden Tobola (2015-) 65 2 Derek Crabtree vs. Tulsa (N 10, 2001) 8 13 Robert Hubble vs. LSU (S 27, 1980) 52 1 Clark Fangmeier (2006-09) 179 8 Wes Hansen (1976-79) 62 Clark Fangmeier vs. UTEP (N 3, 2007) 8 Mike Ruff at Texas Tech (O 21, 1995) 52 2 Chris Boswell (2010-13) 164 9 Mike Ruff (1994-96) 55 Clark Fangmeier vs. SMU (A 29, 2008) 8 Scott Grimes at Houston (S 4, 1999) 52 3 Brennan Landry (2002-05) 118 10 Scott Grimes (1996-99) 53 Clark Fangmeier vs. Houston (N 29, 2008) 8 Derek Crabtree at SMU (N 24, 2001) 52 4 Derek Crabtree (1998-2001) 86 Chris Boswell, vs. ECU, (N 20, 2010) 8 17 James Hamrick at Houston (D 1, 1984) 51 5 Froggy Williams (1946-49) 75 (*) - PAT attempts unavailable. Haden Tobola vs. Prairie View (O 22, 2016) 8 Glen Ray Hines at Indiana (S 12, 1987) 51 6 Darrell Richardson (1991-92) 62 Only PATs Made included. 7 Johnny Bagwell vs. Iowa State (S 25, 1993) 7 Chris Boswell at Houston (O 27, 2011) 51 7 Haden Tobola (2015-16) 61 Derek Crabtree vs. San Jose State (O 16, 1999) 7 Chris Boswell vs. Tulane (N 19, 2011) 51 8 Wes Hansen (1976-79) 58 Brennan Landry vs. Nevada (N 1, 2003) 7 Chris Boswell vs. SMU (N 17, 2012) 51 9 Mike Ruff (1994-96) 55 Brennan Landry at LA Tech (N 27, 2003) 7 Chris Boswell at UTEP (N 24, 2012) 51 10 Mark Williams (1970-72) 49 Brennan Landry at San Jose State (O 2, 2004) 7

Clark Fangmeier at UTEP (N 1, 2008) 7

Chris Boswell vs. LA Tech (N 16, 2013) 7

152 I RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS PUNTS YARDS PUNTING AVERAGE GAME (Minimum 5 Attempts) CAREER CAREER CAREER 1 Jared Scruggs vs. Tulsa (N 8, 2003) 52.4 1 Dale Walters (1980-83) 287 1 Dale Walters (1980-83) 11,242 1 Kyle Martens (2008-11) 43.0 2 Tucker Phillips at BYU (N 9, 1996) 51.4 2 Huey Keeney (1945-48) 236 2 Kyle Martens (2008-11) 9,890 2 James Farrimond (2012-15) 42.4 3 James Farrimond at UTEP (N 6, 2015) 51.2 3 Kyle Martens (2008-11) 230 3 Travis Hale (1999-2002) 9,387 3 Jack Fox (2015-) 42.2 4 Kyle Martens vs. Purdue (S 9, 2011) 50.1 4 Travis Hale (1999-2002) 231 4 Mike Landrum (1973-75) 9,043 4 Jared Scruggs (2003-06) 41.4 5 Kyle Martens vs. Tulsa (O 3, 2009) 50.0 5 Mike Landrum (1973-75) 228 5 Tucker Phillips (1992-96) 9,002 5 Tucker Phillips (1992-96) 40.9 Kyle Matrens vs. Northwestern (S 18, 2010 50.0 6 Tucker Phillips (1992-96) 220 6 Huey Keeney (1945-48) 8,949 6 Travis Hale (1999-2002) 40.6 7 Steve Kidd at Texas (O 5, 1985) 49.7 7 Steve Gleaves (1977-79) 217 7 Steve Gleaves (1977-79) 8,506 7 Steve Kidd (1983-86) 40.4 Jared Scruggs vs. UTEP (O 29, 2005) 49.7 8 Kosse Johnson (1951-53) 205 8 James Farrimond (2012-15) 8,386 8 Mark Williams (1970-72) 40.0 9 Travis Hale at Boise State (N 9, 2002) 49.6 9 Jared Scruggs (2003-06) 8,276 9 Mike Landrum (1973-75) 39.7 10 Huey Keeney vs. Baylor (N 30, 1946) 49.4 SEASON 10 Kosse Johnson (1951-53) 7,347 10 Steve Gleaves (1977-79) 39.20 1 Steve Gleaves (1977) 86 11 Dale Walters (1980-83) 39.17 LONGEST PUNTS 2 Mike Landrum (1973) 84 SEASON 1 Dale Walters vs. Arkansas (O 31, 1981) 84 3 Bucky Allshouse (1969) 83 1 Dale Walters (1983) 3,452 SEASON 2 Tommy Lewis at Texas A&M (O 23, 1976) 80 4 Kosse Johnson (1951) 82 2 Kyle Martens (2011) 3,403 1 Kyle Martens (2010) 45.98 Dale Walters at Arkansas (O 30, 1982) 80 Kosse Johnson (1952) 82 3 Mike Landrum (1973) 3,323 2 Steve Kidd (1985) 45.94 Clint Parsons at TCU (O 13, 1990) 80 Dale Walters (1983) 82 4 Steve Gleaves (1977) 3,296 3 Tucker Phillips (1996) 45.91 5 Bucky Allshouse (1969) 3,182 4 Jared Scruggs (2003) 45.90

PUNTING GAME 5 Jack Fox (2017) 44.21 1 Kosse Johnson at TCU (N 24, 1951) 12 6 Mark Bundage (2009) 44.19 Kosse Johnson vs. LSU (O 4, 1952) 12 7 Tucker Phillips (1995) 43.6 Bucky Allshouse vs. LSU (S 27, 1969) 12 Kyle Martens (2009) 43.6 Bucky Allshouse at Texas (O 25, 1969) 12 Kyle Martens (2011) 43.6 Bobby Schrader vs. Houston, (D 2, 1989) 12 10 James Farrimond (2015) 43.1

RICE FOOTBALL I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS I 153 Year Player Att. Yards Avg. TD LP Year Player Att. Yards Avg. TD LP Year Player Att. Yards Avg. TD LP 1951 Teddy Riggs 114 639 5.6 4 — 1978 Earl Cooper 95 350 3.7 3 24 2004 Ed Bailey 208 1021 4.9 12 41 1952 Kosse Johnson 108 592 5.5 - — 1979 Earl Cooper 146 536 3.7 5 70 2005 Quinton Smith 140 902 6.4 5 58 1953 Kosse Johnson (*) 187 944 5.1 - — 1980 Calvin Fance 192 730 3.8 4 35 2006 Quinton Smith 211 1096 5.2 10 69 1954 Dicky Maegle (*) 144 905 6.3 11 — 1981 Tim Sanders 116 408 3.5 0 15 2007 Chase Clement 144 535 3.7 8 59 1955 Jerry Hall 55 255 4.6 1 — 1982 Tim Sanders 111 379 3.4 0 16 2008 C.J. Ugokwe 167 809 4.8 2 47 1956 Raymond Chilton 92 405 4.4 2 — 1983 Kevin Trigg 198 579 2.9 3 29 2009 Charles Ross 97 491 5.1 11 54 1957 King Hill 90 446 5.0 5 — 1984 Larry Collins 88 358 4.1 1 16 2010 Sam McGuffie 197 883 4.5 6 50 1958 Pat Bailey 63 342 5.4 2 — 1985 Antonio Brinkley 168 860 5.1 4 73 2011 Tyler Smith 155 860 5.5 5 97# 1959 Bill Bucek 117 511 4.3 4 — 1986 Marc Scott 94 325 3.5 2 23 2012 Charles Ross 147 800 5.4 5 64 1960 Robert Wayt 83 392 4.7 2 21 1987 Lorenzo Cyphers 170 751 4.4 5 48 2013 Charles Ross 211 1280 6.1 15+ 48 1961 Roland Jackson 88 415 4.4 5 18 1988 Lorenzo Cyphers 163 516 3.2 3 16 2014 Jowan Davis 245 956 3.9 6 54 1962 Paul Piper 85 387 4.5 3 — 1989 Trevor Cobb 169 545 3.2 3 32 2015 Darik Dillard 135 698 5.2 5 34 1963 Paul Piper 128 475 3.7 3 — 1990 Trevor Cobb 283 1325 4.7 10 62 2016 Samuel Stewart 76 479 6.3 3 42 1964 Gene Fleming 103 395 3.8 1 81 1991 Trevor Cobb (*) 360 1692 4.7 14 79 2017 Nahshon Ellerbe 85 437 4.8 6 26 1965 Lester Lehman 101 422 4.2 1 — 1992 Trevor Cobb (*) 279 1386 5.0 11 64 1966 Robby Shelton 150 607 4.1 6 51 1993 Yoncy Edmonds 199 941 4.7 7 50 (*) Led SWC in rushing 1967 Terry Shelton 133 651 4.9 5 42 1994 Spencer George 185 804 4.3 4 54 (^) Led WAC in rushing 1968 Terry Conley 182 681 3.8 8 20 1995 Yoncy Edmonds 84 490 5.8 2 75 (#) School and C-USA record 1969 Mike Spruill 101 440 4.4 8 64 1996 Chad Nelson 128 801 6.3 11 56 1970 Stahle Vincent 91 453 5.0 1 55 1997 Michael Perry (^) 162 1034 6.4 10 66 1971 Stahle Vincent 243 945 3.9 3 53 1998 Chad Richardson 181 746 4.1 6 60 1972 Gary Ferguson 160 639 4.0 1 37 1999 Chad Richardson 203 831 4.1 11 60 1973 Gary Ferguson 99 385 3.9 1 21 2000 Jamie Tyler 95 400 4.2 5 39 1974 Gary Ferguson 117 417 3.8 1 30 2001 Kyle Herm 205 897 4.4 11 42 1975 John Coleman 172 782 4.6 3 22 2002 Robbie Beck 120 601 5.0 8 47

RUSHING LEADERS RUSHING 1976 James Sykes 100 435 4.4 5 39 2003 Thomas Lott 98 714 7.3 3 49

154 I RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Player Comp.-Att. Pct. Yds. TD-Int. LP Year Player Comp.-Att. Pct. Yds. TD-Int. LP Year Player Comp.-Att. Pct. Yds. TD-Int. LP 1951 Dan Drake 51-109 48.8 859 11-9 — 1977 Randy Hertel 156-356 43.8 1620 9-24 — 2003 Greg Henderson 37-81 45.7 485 2-7 69 1952 Dan Drake 49-129 38.0 630 4-9 — 1978 Randy Hertel 156-279 55.9 1677 12-11 — 2004 Greg Henderson 33-76 43.4 487 3-8 55 1953 Leroy Fenstemaker 21-58 36.2 328 0-3 — 1979 Randy Hertel (*) 147-294 50.0 1652 7-24 68 2005 Chase Clement 53-124 42.7 582 5-6 51 1954 Pinky Nisbet 37-62 59.7 419 3-4 — 1980 Randy Hertel 102-192 53.1 1212 10-9 41 2006 Chase Clement 153-265 57.7 1707 21-5 80 1955 Pinky Nisbet 25-49 51.0 339 1-4 — 1981 Michael Calhoun 98-233 42.1 1480 21-15 45 2007 Chase Clement 300-508 59.1 3277 29-16 61 1956 Frank Ryan 60-109 55.0 704 4-7 — 1982 Doug Johnson 79-162 .48.8 936 6-14 45 2008 Chase Clement 326-490 66.5 4119 44-7 80 1957 King Hill 44-82 53.7 798 4-5 — 1983 Philip Money 97-197 49.2 1131 4-11 42 2009 Nick Fanuzzi 162-270 60.0 1598 11-8 80 1958 Alvin Hartman 22-51 43.1 429 5-5 — 1984 Kerry Overton (*) 117-271 43.2 1593 7-16 75 2010 Nick Fanuzzi 151-241 62.7 1681 11-9 59 1959 Bill Bucek 20-55 36.4 259 1-4 — 1985 Mark Comalander 100-182 55.0 1232 7-6 63 2011 Nick Fanuzzi 112-193 58.0 1123 7-2 67 1960 Billy Cox 45-80 56.3 510 3-7 — 1986 Mark Comalander 116-219 53.0 1430 8-15 80 2012 Taylor McHargue 194-325 59.7 2209 12-5 50 1961 Randall Kerbow 37-79 46.8 505 3-6 — 1987 Mark Comalander 102-214 47.7 1191 7-13 53 2013 Taylor McHargue 169-324 52.2 2345 17-8 75 1962 Randall Kerbow 53-143 37.1 703 7-14 — 1988 Quentis Roper 135-271 49.8 1607 7-9 63 2014 Driphus Jackson 191-331 57.7 2842 24-8 88 1963 Walter McReynolds 53-117 45.3 728 7-7 65 1989 Donald Hollas 156-276 56.5 1815 5-9 53 2015 Driphus Jackson 185-316 58.5 2348 18-7 60 1964 Walter McReynolds 58-111 52.2 675 8-8 34 1990 Donald Hollas 151-265 57.0 1808 8-18 62 2016 Tyler Stehling 194-316 61.4 2049 12-7 64 1965 David Ferguson 44-109 40.4 584 1-7 — 1991 Greg Willig 75-141 53.2 974 5-5 46 2017 Jackson Tyner 46-97 47.4 598 2-5 70 1966 Robert Hailey 72-149 48.3 859 2-12 42 1992 Bert Emanuel 94-180 52.2 1558 11-6 80 1967 Robert Hailey 111-222 50.0 1437 6-16 — 1993 Bert Emanuel 118-204 57.8 1521 12-4 69 (*) Led SWC and NCAA in passing 1968 Robby Shelton 53-109 48.6 594 2-10 — 1994 Josh LaRocca 65-130 50.0 806 9-8 47 (^) Led SWC in passing 1969 Stahle Vincent 51-100 51.0 556 3-7 — 1995 Josh LaRocca 59-118 50.0 807 4-5 77 1970 Philip Wood 39-112 34.8 489 5-9 — 1996 Chad Richardson 9-43 20.9 259 2-1 69 1971 Bruce Gadd 87-180 48.3 1061 6-18 53 1997 Chad Nelson 20-50 40.0 526 2-3 76 1972 Bruce Gadd (*) 171-323 52.6 2075 11-22 37 1998 Chad Richardson 34-91 37.4 598 2-3 52 1973 Tommy Kramer 58-139 41.7 705 2-7 53 1999 Chad Richardson 36-88 41.9 563 7-5 39 1974 Tommy Kramer 67-170 39.4 857 6-10 55 2000 Ben Wulf 30-66 45.5 449 4-3 68 1975 Tommy Kramer (*) 113-226 50.0 1328 8-16 41 2001 Kyle Herm 72-142 50.7 1121 8-2 64

PASSING LEADERS PASSING 1976 Tommy Kramer (^) 269-501 53.7 3317 21-19 80 2002 Kyle Herm 42-86 48.8 685 4-3 69

RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS I 155 Year Player Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LP Year Player Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LP Year Player Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LP 1951 Bill Howton 33 747 22.6 7 — 1975 Ed Lofton 31 261 8.4 0 33 Jason Blackwell 4 113 28.3 1 69 1952 Jack Day 20 301 15.0 - — Kenneth Roy 26 351 13.5 2 41 1997 Jason Blackwell 14 210 15.0 0 26 1953 Dan Hart 15 239 15.9 1 — 1976 James Sykes (*) 76 653 8.6 2 80 1998 Jason Blackwell 22 422 19.2 2 52 1954 Dicky Maegle 18 198 11.0 0 — David Houser 52 931 17.8 5 52 1999 Raphael Tillman 14 218 15.6 3 29 1955 Marshall Crawford 11 172 15.6 1 — 1977 David Houser 55 795 14.5 5 — 2000 Gavin Boothe 18 313 17.4 3 32 1956 Buddy Dial 21 357 17.0 5 — 1978 Doug Cunningham 39 430 11.0 1 44 2001 Gilbert Okoronkwo 23 439 19.1 2 40 1957 Buddy Dial (*) 21 508 24.2 4 — David Houser 38 481 12.7 7 41 2002 Marcus Battle 26 430 16.5 2 54 1958 Buddy Dial 19 264 13.9 4 — 1979 Earl Cooper (*) 47 463 9.9 2 68 2003 Marcus Battle 19 333 17.5 1 69 1959 Thomas Stellman 7 108 15.4 0 — 1980 Robert Hubble 38 482 12.7 2 24 2004 Marcus Battle 15 213 14.2 0 55 Bill Bucek 7 69 9.9 1 — 1981 Hosea Fortune 29 489 16.9 6 39 2005 Jarett Dillard 35 524 15.0 5 51 1960 Johnny Burrell 20 266 13.3 3 30 1982 Melvin Robinson 34 584 17.2 1 54 2006 Jarett Dillard 91 1247 13.7 21 (#) 65 1961 Johnny Burrell 7 133 19.0 1 34 1983 Ricky Askew 25 337 13.5 0 28 2007 Jarett Dillard 79 1058 13.4 14 60 1962 Gene Raesz 29 363 12.5 2 — 1984 Melvin Robinson 46 593 12.9 3 34 2008 James Casey (+) 111 1329 12.0 13 47 1963 Jerry Kelley 17 225 13.2 3 — 1985 Darrick Wells 36 612 17.0 5 67 Jarett Dillard 87 1310 15.1 20 80 John Sylvester 15 251 16.7 2 — 1986 Kenny Major 38 409 10.8 3 39 2009 Toren Dixon 60 660 11.0 6 80 1964 Billy Hale 14 170 12.1 1 — 1987 Lorenzo Cyphers 31 187 6.0 1 28 2010 Sam McGuffie 39 384 9.8 3 64 1965 Tommy Tyner 27 295 10.9 1 20 Mike Boudousquie 30 394 13.1 1 40 2011 Vance McDonald 44 541 12.3 5 49 1966 Glen Hine 29 323 11.1 1 28 1988 Mike Boudousquie 38 657 17.3 4 63 2012 Jordan Taylor 57 826 14.5 3 46 1967 Larry Davis 54 708 13.1 - 38 1989 Eric Henley 81 900 11.1 5 53 2013 Jordan Taylor 55 848 15.4 8 75 1968 Larry Davis 31 410 13.2 4 39 1990 Eric Henley 48 607 12.7 5 38 2014 Jordan Taylor 54 842 15.6 7 88 1969 Bob Brown 35 375 10.7 3 46 1991 Eric Henley 31 410 13.2 4 27 2015 Zach Wright 39 554 14.2 5 36 1970 Macon Hughes 13 116 8.9 1 — 1992 Louis Balady 31 552 17.8 4 80 2016 Zach Wright 38 348 9.1 1 29 Mike Phillips 12 192 16.0 0 — 1993 Jimmy Lee 36 365 10.1 2 25 2017 Aaron Cephus 25 622 24.9 5 63 1971 Gary Butler 27 397 14.7 2 52 Ed Howard 32 431 13.5 3 69 1972 Gary Butler (*) 45 708 15.7 1 34 1994 Ed Howard 19 315 16.6 6 47 (*) Led SWC 1973 Ed Lofton 39 534 13.7 3 53 1995 Jeff Venghaus 22 371 16.9 1 47 (+) Led Conference USA

RECEIVING LEADERS RECEIVING 1974 Ed Lofton (*) 42 483 11.5 2 56 1996 Thad Bridges 15 103 6.9 0 11 (#) Led NCAA

156 I RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Player TDs (R-P-RT) PAT PAT2 FG TP Year Player TDs (R-P-RT) PAT PAT2 FG TP Year Player TDs (R-P-RT) PAT PAT2 FG TP 1951 Bill Howton 0-7-0 42 1976 Kenneth Roy 0-9-0 54 2002 Brennan Landry 31-33 8-15 55 1952 Kosse Johnson 5-0-0 30 1977 Earl Cooper 7-1-0 1-1 50 2003 Robbie Beck 12-0-0 72 1953 Kosse Johnson (*) 10-0-0 2 62 1978 David Houser 0-7-0 1-1 44 2004 Ed Bailey 12-1-0 78 1954 Dicky Maegle (*) 11-0-1 72 1979 Earl Cooper 5-2-0 42 2005 John Wall 7-0-0 42 1955 Jerry Hall 1-1-1 18 1980 Stanley Sam 20-21 6-12 38 2006 Jarett Dillard 0-21-0 126 1956 Buddy Dial 0-5-0 30 1981 Joel Baxter 16-17 9-12 43 2007 Jarett Dillard 0-14-0 84 1957 King Hill (*) 5-0-0 17-22 47 1982 Joel Baxter 14-16 4-7 26 2008 Jarett Dillard 0-20-0 120 1958 Bill Bucek 1-0-0 12-14 4-7 30 1983 Kevin Trigg 3-0-0 1-1 20 2009 Charles Ross 11-0-0 66 1959 Bill Bucek 4-1-0 2-4 0-3 32 1984 James Hamrick 20-23 11-16 53 2010 Chris Boswell 0-0-0 41-44 11-17 74 1960 Billy Cox 6-0-0 30 1985 James Hamrick 18-20 17-22 69 2011 Chris Boswell 0-0-0 31-32 17-21 82 1961 Butch Blume (*) 5-1-0 20-22 6-9 74 1986 Darrell Goolsby 0-4-0 24 2012 Chris Boswell 0-0-0 45-47 23-29 114 1962 Randall Kerbow 2-0-0 15-15 1-2 30 1987 Glen Ray Hines 19-25 10-17 49 2013 Charles Ross 15-1-0+ 96 1963 Larry Rice 13-19 4-6 25 1988 Clint Parsons 14-16 9-17 41 2014 Darik Dillard 11-1-0 72 1964 Gene Fleming 1-4-0 30 1989 Donald Hollas 7-0-0 42 2015 Haden Tobola 28-28 8-13 52 1965 Chuck Latourette 5-0-1 36 1990 Donald Hollas 11-0-0 66 2016 Haden Tobola 31-34 7-11 52 1966 Robby Shelton 6-0-0 1 38 1991 Trevor Cobb 14-0-0 84 2017 Nahshon Ellerbe 6-0-0 36 1967 Lester Lehman 5-0-0 30 1992 Trevor Cobb 11-4-0 1-1 92 Terry Shelton 5-0-0 30 1993 Johnny Bagwell 35-35 10-16 65 (*) Led SWC 1968 Terry Conley 8-0-0 48 1994 Matt Huelsman 17-18 12-18 53 (#) Led WAC 1969 Mike Spruill 8-0-0 48 1995 Mike Ruff 19-19 9-14 46 (+) Led Conference USA 1970 Mark Williams 22-22 2-8 28 1996 Chad Nelson 11-0-0 66 1971 Mark Williams 9-10 13-22 48 1997 Benji Wood (#) 16-0-0 96 1972 Mark Williams 18-18 15-27 63 1998 Jamie Tyler 8-0-0 48 1973 Alan Pringle 14-14 12-15 50 1999 Chad Richardson 11-0-0 1-2 68 1974 Alan Pringle 8-9 7-12 29 2000 Derek Crabtree 26-28 8-12 50

SCORING LEADERS SCORING 1975 Alvaro Arenas 20-20 8-20 44 2001 Kyle Herm 11-0-0 66

RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS I 157 Year Player Rush Pass Yards G/Avg. Year Player Rush Pass Yards G/Avg. Year Player Rush Pass Yards G/Avg. 1951 Dan Drake -151 859 708 70.8 1977 Randy Hertel -159 1620 1461 132.8 2003 Greg Henderson 615 485 1100 100.0 1952 Kosse Johnson 592 11 603 60.3 1978 Randy Hertel -58 1677 1619 147.2 2004 Greg Henderson 566 487 1053 117.0 1953 Kosse Johnson 944 1 945 94.5 1979 Randy Hertel -195 1652 1457 132.5 2005 Joel Armstrong 555 554 1109 100.8 1954 Dicky Maegle 905 0 905 90.5 1980 Randy Hertel -8 1212 1204 120.4 2006 Chase Clement 481 1707 2188 273.5 1955 Pinky Nisbet 83 339 422 42.2 1981 Michael Calhoun 338 1480 1818 165.3 2007 Chase Clement 535 3377 3912 326.0 1956 Frank Ryan 101 704 805 80.5 1982 Doug Johnson 72 936 1008 168.0 2008 Chase Clement 693 4119 4812 370.2 1957 King Hill (*) 446 78 1244 124.4 1983 Philip Money -33 1131 1098 99.8 2009 Nick Fanuzzi -1 1598 1597 159.7 1958 Alvin Hartman 85 429 514 51.4 1984 Kerry Overton 27 1593 1620 147.3 2010 Nick Fanuzzi 13 1681 1694 169.4 1959 Bill Bucek 511 259 770 77.0 1985 Mark Comalander -76 1232 1156 192.7 2011 Taylor McHargue 124 1072 1196 132.9 1960 Billy Cox 106 510 616 61.6 1986 Mark Comalander -47 1430 1383 125.7 2012 Taylor McHargue 667 2209 2876 239.7 1961 Randall Kerbow 249 505 754 75.4 1987 Quentis Roper 306 884 1190 108.2 2013 Taylor McHargue 464 2345 2809 200.6 1962 Randall Kerbow 27 703 730 73.0 1988 Quentis Roper 315 1607 1922 174.7 2014 Driphus Jackson 401 2842 3243 249.5 1963 Walter McReynolds 81 728 809 80.9 1989 Donald Hollas 431 1815 2246 249.6 2015 Driphus Jackson 167 2348 2515 209.6 1964 Walter McReynolds 37 675 712 71.2 1990 Donald Hollas 195 1808 2003 182.1 2016 Tyler Stehling 309 2049 2358 214.4 1965 David Ferguson 408 584 992 99.2 1991 Trevor Cobb 1692 0 1692 153.8 2017 Miklo Smalls 308 623 931 155.2 1966 Robby Shelton 607 328 935 93.5 1992 Bert Emanuel 680 1558 2238 203.5 1967 Robert Hailey 8 1437 1445 144.5 1993 Bert Emanuel 476 1521 1997 181.6 (*) Led NCAA and SWC in total offense 1968 Robby Shelton 479 594 1073 107.3 1994 Josh LaRocca 323 806 1129 112.9 (^) Led SWC in total offense

LEADERS 1969 Stahle Vincent 277 556 833 83.3 1995 Josh LaRocca 198 807 1005 143.6 1970 Philip Wood 356 489 845 84.5 1996 Chad Nelson 801 257 1058 96.2 1971 Stahle Vincent 945 38 983 89.4 1997 Chad Nelson 953 526 1479 134.5 1972 Bruce Gadd (*) -74 2075 2001 181.9 1998 Chad Richardson 746 598 1344 134.4 1973 Tommy Kramer 4 705 709 64.5 1999 Chad Richardson 831 563 1394 126.7

TOTAL OFFENSE OFFENSE TOTAL 1974 Tommy Kramer -37 847 810 73.6 2000 Corey Evans 395 271 666 83.2 1975 Tommy Kramer (*) 217 1328 1545 140.5 2001 Kyle Herm 897 1121 2018 168.2 1976 Tommy Kramer (^) -45 3317 3272 297.5 2002 Kyle Herm 416 685 1101 100.1

158 I RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Player Yards Rush Rec. Ret. Plays Year Player Yards Rush Rec. Ret. Plays Year Player Yards Rush Rec. Ret. Plays 1953 Kosse Johnson 1316 944 129 243 202 1979 Earl Cooper 999 536 463 0 193 2005 Quinton Smith 942 902 40 0 147 1954 Dicky Maegle 1512 905 198 409 183 1980 Calvin Fance 907 730 177 0 211 2006 Quinton Smith 1608 1096 410 102 257 1955 Jerry Hall 360 255 3 102 67 1981 Hosea Fortune 489 0 489 0 29 2007 Jarett Dillard 1057 0 1057 0 79 1956 Raymond Chilton 516 405 63 48 101 1982 Melvin Robinson 794 11 584 199 53 2008 James Casey 1682 241 1329 112 182 1957 King Hill 529 446 0 83 97 1983 Kevin Trigg 638 579 39 20 209 2009 Shane Turner 901 24 --4 881 49 1958 Gordon Speer 491 241 91 159 77 1984 Melvin Robinson 706 81 593 32 62 2010 Sam McGuffie 1277 883 382 0 236 1959 Bill Bucek 737 511 69 157 135 1985 Antonio Brinkley 1299 860 164 275 193 2011 Tyler Smith 1169 860 309 0 194 1960 Bob Wayt 739 392 132 215 113 1986 Quentis Roper 1071 230 0 841 115 2012 Charles Ross 898 800 98 0 157 1961 Butch Blume 653 308 77 268 82 1987 Lorenzo Cyphers 938 751 187 0 202 2013 Charles Ross 1317 1280 37 0 216 1962 Ronnie Graham 743 202 66 475 90 1988 Eric Henley 1150 330 283 537 132 2014 Jowan Davis 1064 956 108 0 258 1963 Gene Fleming 988 270 85 633 101 1989 Trevor Cobb 1325 545 161 619 226 2015 Austin Walter 1097 437 8 652 110 1964 Gene Fleming 748 395 87 266 125 1990 Trevor Cobb (*) 1674 1325 312 37 321 2016 Austin Walter 727 343 51 327 97 1965 Chuck Latourette 1005 408 138 459 130 1991 Trevor Cobb (*) 1844 1692 136 16 375 2017 Austin Walter 697 400 219 78 93 1966 L.V. Benningfield 831 597 71 163 148 1992 Trevor Cobb (*) 1669 1386 283 0 301 (*) Led SWC 1967 Terry Shelton 820 651 146 23 145 1993 Yoncy Edmonds 1027 941 86 0 209 (^) Led WAC in All-Purpose yards 1968 Tony Conley 757 681 76 0 190 1994 Spencer George 936 804 132 0 199 1969 Mike Spruill 561 440 44 77 107 1995 Michael Perry 931 282 53 596 86 1970 Macon Hughes 655 79 116 460 45 1996 Michael Perry 1561 656 9 896 172 1971 Stahle Vincent 1041 945 96 0 260 1997 Michael Perry (^) 1784 1034 44 706 197 1972 Gary Ferguson 861 639 191 31 186 1998 Michael Perry 1306 524 113 669 143 1973 James Sykes 819 204 12 603 62 1999 Chad Richardson 831 831 0 0 203 1974 James Sykes 555 246 17 292 79 2000 Sean White 577 134 24 396 59 1975 John Coleman 861 782 79 0 179 2001 Clint Hatfield 974 361 19 594 94 1976 James Sykes (*) 1550 435 653 462 194 2002 Robbie Beck 623 601 22 0 121 1977 David Houser 801 0 795 6 56 2003 Thomas Lott 831 714 15 102 109

ALL-PURPOSE LEADERS ALL-PURPOSE 1978 Earl Cooper 959 350 210 399 140 2004 Ed Bailey 1050 1021 27 2 232

RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS I 159 Year Player No. Yds. Avg. LP TD Year Player No. Yds. Avg. LP TD Year Player No. Yds. Avg. LP TD 1953 Kosse Johnson 8 224 28.0 — - 1979 Frank Wilson 12 188 15.7 — 0 2005 Andray Downs 18 338 18.8 34 0 1954 Morris Stone 7 145 20.7 — - 1980 Alvin Runnells 11 221 20.1 — 0 2006 Mike Falco 21 461 22.0 45 0 1955 Virgil Mutschink 5 116 23.2 — - 1981 Melvin Robinson 9 160 17.8 — 0 2007 Ja’Corey Shepherd 27 473 17.5 39 0 1956 Bobby Williams 8 155 19.4 — - 1982 Vince Courville 26 524 20.2 68 0 2008 Ja’Corey Shepherd 41 885 21.6 43 0 1957 Larry Dueitt 5 180 36.0 — - 1983 Marc Scott 11 182 16.5 35 0 2009 Shane Turner 37 881 23.8 52 0 1958 Larry Dueitt 7 146 20.9 — - 1984 Antonio Brinkley 19 383 20.2 90 1 2010 Andy Erickson 27 546 20.9 43 0 1959 Robert Wayt 8 156 19.5 — - 1985 Antonio Brinkley 12 275 22.9 73 0 2011 Jeremy Eddington 21 435 20.7 41 0 1960 Robert Wayt 6 158 26.3 — - 1986 Quentis Roper (*) 34 795 23.4 45 0 2012 Jeremy Eddington 9 306 34.0 97 1 1961 Robert Wayt 9 205 22.8 — - 1987 Quentis Roper 19 438 23.1 39 0 2013 Malcolm Hill 11 237 21.5 33 0 1962 Ronnie Graham (*) 20 418 20.9 — - 1988 Eric Henley 24 410 17.1 32 0 2014 Brandon Hamilton 16 365 22.8 43 0 1963 Gene Fleming 13 391 30.3 98 - 1989 Trevor Cobb 33 598 18.1 30 0 2015 Austin Walter 30 652 21.7 74 0 1964 Gene Fleming 12 201 16.7 — 0 1990 Nathan Bennett 22 471 21.4 55 0 2016 Austin Walter 17 327 19.2 33 0 1965 Chuck Latourette 21 459 21.8 76 - 1991 Nathan Bennett 16 331 20.7 38 0 2017 Austin Trammell 17 332 19.5 38 0 1966 Chuck Latourette 18 297 16.5 31 - 1992 Donald Allen 17 358 21.1 42 0 (*) Led SWC in kickoff returns 1967 Macon Hughes 14 325 23.2 — - 1993 Jimmy Lee 16 318 19.9 47 0 1968 Charles Robinson (*) 21 425 20.2 32 0 1994 Kris Armstrong 11 240 21.8 30 0 1969 Dale Bernauer 19 352 10.5 24 0 1995 Michael Perry 23 421 18.3 31 0 1970 Macon Hughes (*) 15 460 30.7 — - 1996 Michael Perry 24 596 24.8 41 0

LEADERS 1971 Carl Swierc 12 279 23.3 — - 1997 Michael Perry 31 680 21.9 39 0 1972 Carl Swierc 11 220 20.0 — - 1998 Michael Perry 31 669 21.6 45 0 1973 James Sykes (*) 21 601 28.6 99 1 1999 Sean White 19 400 21.1 49 0 1974 James Sykes (*) 11 292 26.6 97 1 2000 Sean White 22 359 16.3 27 0 1975 Ardie Segars 14 237 16.9 34 0 2001 Clint Hatfield 23 551 24.0 78 0 1976 James Sykes (*) 18 462 25.7 98 1 2002 Sean White 18 359 19.9 39 0

KICKOFF RETURN RETURN KICKOFF 1977 Charlie Taylor (*) 18 412 22.9 — 0 2003 Marcus Battle 16 289 18.1 31 0 1978 Earl Cooper 21 399 19.0 — 0 2004 Andray Downs 18 437 24.3 53 0

160 I RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Player No. Yds. Avg. LP TB Year Player No. Yds. Avg. LP TD Year Player No. Yds. Avg. LP TD 1951 Horton Nesrsta 21 315 15.0 — - 1975 Gary Cox 8 106 13.3 70 0 2000 Kyle Herm 9 50 5.6 27 0 1952 Horton Nesrsta (#) 44 526 12.2 — - 1976 David Houser 8 30 3.8 18 0 2001 Dan Dawson 11 58 5.3 13 0 1953 Dicky Maegle 17 194 11.4 — - 1977 Cedrick Johnson 12 87 7.3 — 0 2002 Kevin Ford 15 100 6.7 18 0 1954 Dicky Maegle (#) 15 293 19.5 — - 1978 David Houser 3 -6 -2.0 — 0 2003 Will Galusha 17 116 6.8 22 0 1955 Page Rogers 7 55 7.9 — - 1979 Steve Pasterchick 17 81 4.8 — 0 2004 Lance Byrd 12 98 8.2 24 0 1956 Dan Shuford 2 53 26.5 — - 1980 Mike Firestone 10 35 3.5 — 0 2005 Brandon King 14 80 5.7 37 0 1957 Bobby Williams 8 138 17.3 — 1 1981 Brian Mica 10 24 2.4 — 0 2006 Brandon King 13 115 8.8 19 0 1958 Gordon Speer 6 49 8.1 — - 1982 Melvin Robinson 12 152 12.7 38 0 2007 Ja’Corey Shepherd 22 120 5.5 20 0 1959 Gordon Speer (*) 13 178 13.7 — 1 1983 Melvin Robinson 12 57 4.8 20 0 2008 James Casey 14 112 8.0 32 0 1960 Robert Wayt 9 57 6.3 — - 1984 Todd Jones 15 73 4.9 13 0 2009 Andrew Sendejo 9 129 14.3 47 0 Butch Blume 6 86 14.3 — - 1985 Todd Jones 16 84 7.6 12 0 2010 Andy Erickson 8 58 7.2 14 0 1961 Butch Blume 14 142 10.1 — - 1986 Darrell Goolsby 11 48 4.4 21 0 2011 Mario Hull 16 163 10.2 28 0 1962 Ron Hatfield 11 149 13.5 — - 1987 Darrell Goolsby 11 60 5.5 11 0 2012 Dennis Parks 13 42 3.2 18 0 1963 Gene Fleming 23 242 10.5 44 - 1988 Eric Henley 15 127 8.5 24 0 2013 Bryce Callahan 18 114 6.3 23 0 1964 David Ferguson 34 381 11.2 71 1 1989 Eric Henley 21 109 5.2 22 0 2014 Bryce Callahan 10 77 7.7 25 0 1965 Ronnie Cervenka 11 72 6.5 14 - 1990 Eric Henley 21 162 7.7 36 0 2015 Samuel Stewart 9 67 7.4 26 0 1966 Chuck Latourette 23 297 12.9 60 1 1991 Nathan Bennett 16 83 5.2 12 0 2016 Nahshon Ellerbe 8 33 4.1 19 0 1967 Ronnie Sollock 15 159 10.6 — - 1992 Donald Allen 21 252 12.0 40 0 2017 Austin Trammell 10 78 7.8 35 0

LEADERS 1968 Dickie Phillips 9 22 2.4 6 0 1993 Nathan Bennett 15 83 5.5 46 0 1969 Gilbert King 7 17 2.7 13 0 1994 Byron Coston 4 79 19.8 38 0 (*) Led SWC Philip Wood 4 79 19.8 43 0 Emerson Allen 13 99 7.6 21 0 (#) Led NCAA and SWC in punt returns 1970 Chris Hale 17 146 8.6 — 0 1995 Michael Perry 19 175 9.2 19 0

PUNT RETURN RETURN PUNT 1971 Gilbert King 22 222 10.1 — - 1996 Michael Perry 25 300 12.0 67 1 1972 Bruce Henley 21 263 12.5 — - 1997 LaD. McCalla 22 194 8.8 84 1 1973 Bruce Henley 18 88 4.9 24 0 1998 LaD. McCalla 16 178 11.1 52 0 1974 David Houser (*) 13 153 11.8 61 0 1999 Jason Hebert 16 96 6.0 12 0

RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS I 161 Year Player No. Yds. Avg. Long TD Year Player No. Yds. Avg. Long TD Year Player No. Yds. Avg. Long TD 1953 Pinky Nisbet 4 94 23.5 — - 1978 Michael Downs 5 76 15.2 — 0 2000 Dan Dawson (#) 7 206 29.4 68 1 1954 Morris Stone 3 39 13.0 — - 1979 Rickey Thomas 2 6 3.0 — 0 2001 Jason Hebert 4 0 0.0 0 0

1955 Jerry Hall 3 28 9.3 — - 1980 Michael Downs 3 58 19.3 — 0 2002 Antwan Shell 2 2 1.0 5 0 Pinky Nisbet 2 78 39.0 — - 1981 Brian Patterson 4 77 19.3 — 0 Corey Evans 2 0 0.0 0 0 1956 Bobby Williams 2 7 3.5 — - 1982 Alvin Rettig 4 43 10.8 — 0 2003 Terry Holley 2 55 27.5 33 1 1957 King Hill 4 49 12.3 — - 1983 Brian Patterson 4 102 25.5 85 1 Adam Herrin 2 35 17.5 35 1 1958 Bill Bucek 5 84 16.8 — - 1984 Dwayne Holmes 5 69 13.8 43 1 2004 Terry Holley 3 11 3.7 10 0 1959 Gordon Speer 4 54 13.5 — - 1985 Ed Freeny 2 37 18.5 19 0 2005 Ja’Corey Shepherd 2 0 -- 0 0 1960 Butch Blume 2 54 27.0 — - 1986 William McClay 4 37 9.3 32 0 2006 Andray Downs 2 72 36.0 72 1 1961 Butch Blume (*) 4 94 23.5 — - 1987 William McClay 3 13 4.3 13 0 (Brandon King 2/37; Terrance Garmon 2/20; Ja’Corey Shepherd 2/2) 1962 Billy Hale 2 43 21.5 — - 1988 Otha Latin 1 25 25.0 25 0 2007 Andrew Sendejo 5 92 18.4 30 1 1963 Gene Fleming 2 45 22.5 — - (Terry Thornton 1/5; Everett Coleman 1/0) 2008 Andrew Sendejo 3 55 18.3 55 1 1964 David Ferguson 4 45 11.3 — - 1989 David Griffin 6 10 1.7 10 0 Chris Douglas 3 50 16.7 40 1 1965 Ronnie Cervenka 2 10 5.0 — - 1990 Robert Summerlin 3 26 8.7 19 0 2009 Jarrett Ben 2 14 7.0 14 0 1966 Chuck Latourette 3 68 22.7 — - Greg King 3 0 0.0 0 0 2010 Travis Bradshaw 2 11 5.5 8 0 1967 Hugo Hollas 5 62 12.4 — 0 1991 Tony Barker 5 90 18.0 34 0 2011 Xavier Webb 2 52 26.0 29 0 1968 Randy Jinks 3 18 6.0 — 0 1992 Sean Washington 4 153 38.3 60 2 2012 Paul Porras 2 75 37.5 75 1 1969 David Keys 4 18 4.5 10 0 1993 Nathan Bennett (*) 6 123 20.5 39 1 (Cameron Nwosu 2/27; Bryce Callahan & Julius White 2/0) 1970 Chris Hale 5 73 14.6 — - 1994 Aaron Stanley 1 23 23.0 23 0 2013 Phillip Gaines 4 2 0.5 1 0 LEADERS 1971 Bruce Henley 6 109 18.2 — (Joe Davis 1/12; Derrick Williams 1/8; Warrick Franklin & Jeff Sowells 1/0) 2014 Ryan Pollard 2 66 33.0 60 1 1972 Bruce Henley (*) 7 88 12.6 — - 1995 Warrick Franklin 3 25 8.3 22 1 (Bryce Callahan 2/43) 1996 Jason Winship 1 60 60.0 60 1 2015 Zach Espinosa 2 37 18.5 37 0 INT RETURN RETURN INT 1973 Preston Anderson 4 25 6.3 — 0 1974 Randy Piel 2 15 7.5 15 0 (LaD. McCalla 1/39; Tony Washington 1/30; Karlon Bedford 1/27; Aaron 2016 Destri White 1 23 23.0 23 1 Stanley 1/17; Warrick Franklin 1/11; Rashad Reynolds 1/0) (VJ Banks, JT Blasingame, D’Angels Ellis & Emmanuel Ellerbee 1/0 1975 Larry Brune (*) 6 104 17.3 86 1 1997 LaD. McCalla 5 81 16.2 37 0 2017 Brandon Douglas-Dotson 1 75 75.0 75 1 1976 Ardie Segars 2 26 13.0 26 0 1998 LaD. McCalla 4 44 11.0 27 0 (Cole Thomas 1/5, Justin Bickham 1/0 1977 Don Parrish 4 2 0.5 — 0 1999 Jason Hebert 4 103 25.8 46 0 (*) Led SWC (#) Led WAC in interceptions

162 I RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Player No. Yds. Avg. LP Blk Year Player No. Yds. Avg. LP Blk Year Player No. Yds. Avg. LP Blk 1951 Kosse Johnson 82 3056 37.3 — - 1977 Steve Gleaves 86 3296 38.3 — 1 2003 Jared Scruggs (^) 51 2341 45.9 73 0 1952 Kosse Johnson 82 2886 35.2 — 3 1978 Steve Gleaves 60 2339 39.0 73 0 2004 Jared Scruggs 38 1433 37.7 55 1 1953 Kosse Johnson 41 1405 34.3 — - 1979 Steve Gleaves 71 2871 40.4 61 0 2005 Jared Scruggs 48 2056 42.8 57 1 1954 Pinky Nisbet 30 1135 37.8 — - 1980 Dale Walters 64 2274 35.5 71 1 2006 Jared Scruggs 63 2444 38.8 61 1 1955 King Hill (*) 28 1108 39.6 — - 1981 Dale Walters 78 3045 39.4 84 2 2007 Luke Juist 67 2618 39.1 74 1 1956 King Hill 28 972 34.7 — - 1982 Dale Walters 63 2471 39.2 80 2 2008 Kyle Martens 51 1953 38.3 57 0 1957 King Hill 29 1042 35.9 — - 1983 Dale Walters 82 3452 42.1 67 1 2009 Mark Brundage 26 1149 44.2 63 0 1958 Pat Bailey 31 1192 38.5 — - 1984 DeWayne Burnett 47 1845 39.3 59 0 Kyle Martens 48 2094 43.6 63 0 1959 Gordon Speer 32 1199 37.4 — - 1985 Steve Kidd (*) 55 2527 46.0 67 0 2010 Kyle Martens 52 2391 46.0 71 0 1960 Roland Jackson 22 839 37.6 — - 1986 Steve Kidd 56 2072 37.0 63 0 2011 Kyle Martens 78 3403 43.0 65 0 1961 Robert Wayt 40 1541 38.5 — - 1987 Glen Ray Hines 52 1852 35.6 56 3 2012 Taylor Cook 39 1419 36.4 65 0 1962 Gene Fleming 60 2040 34.0 — - 1988 Clint Parsons 51 1965 38.5 61 1 2013 James Farrimond 71 2989 42.1 66 0 1963 Gene Fleming 45 1663 36.9 65 - 1989 Bobby Schrader 63 2366 37.6 55 1 2014 James Farrimond 68 2853 42.2 67 0 1964 Chuck Latourette 71 2682 37.7 — - 1990 Clint Parsons 52 2148 41.3 80 2 2015 James Farrimond 59 2544 43.1 69 0 1965 Chuck Latourette 57 2134 37.4 58 - 1991 Darrell Richardson 58 2280 39.3 66 0 2016 Jack Fox 75 3053 40.7 58 1 1966 Chuck Latourette 60 2251 37.5 78 - 1992 Darrell Richardson 60 2257 37.6 52 0 2017 Jack Fox (+) 57 2520 44.2 62 0 1967 Dan Van Winkle 30 1130 37.3 — - 1993 Tucker Phillips 57 2050 36.0 55 1 1968 Dan Van Winkle 25 935 37.4 54 - 1994 Tucker Phillips 48 1855 38.7 64 0 (*) Led SWC 1969 Bucky Allshouse 83 3182 38.3 62 - 1995 Tucker Phillips (*) 57 2487 43.6 70 0 (^) Led WAC in punting 1970 Bucky Allshouse 57 2090 36.7 — - 1996 Tucker Phillips 53 2433 45.9 62 1 (+) Led C-USA 1971 Mark Williams (*) 63 2602 41.3 53 0 1997 Scott Grimes 45 1796 39.9 63 0 1972 Mark Williams (*) 58 2254 38.8 59 - 1998 Victor Young 25 962 38.5 65 1 1973 Mike Landrum 84 3323 39.6 79 0 1999 Travis Hale 53 2198 41.5 64 2 1974 Mike Landrum 77 2976 38.7 70 1 2000 Travis Hale (^) 54 2256 41.8 55 0 1975 Mike Landrum 67 2744 41.0 64 0 2001 Travis Hale 66 2581 39.1 77 0

PUNTING LEADERS PUNTING 1976 Tommy Lewis 68 2435 35.8 80 3 2002 Travis Hale 58 2052 40.6 57 2

RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS I 163 Year Player Primary Assist Total Year Player Primary Assist Total 1974 Randy Piel 83 48 131 1999 Jason Hebert 53 30 83 1975 Larry Brune 64 44 108 2000 Dan Dawson 33 55 88 1976 NA Rashard Pittman 25 63 88 1977 NA 2001 Jason Hebert 68 35 103 1978 NA 2002 Jeff Vanover 59 33 92 1979 Lamont Jefferson 51 55 106 2003 Terry Holley 68 24 92 1980 Robert Williamson 131 65 196 2004 Adam Herrin 51 23 74 1981 Dan Foster 68 42 110 2005 John Syptak 42 30 72 Richard Gray 67 43 110 2006 Brian Raines 85 33 118 1982 Wayne Harpold 88 48 136 2007 Andrew Sendejo 73 34 107 1983 Joel Rios 47 35 82 2008 Andrew Sendejo 61 33 94 1984 Danny Burgess 51 38 89 2009 Travis Bradshaw 90 31 121 1985 Danny Burgess 52 43 95 2010 Corey Frazier 61 22 83 1986 Danny Burgess 73 36 109 2011 Cameron Nwosu 58 50 108 1987 Kyle Falk 64 19 83 2012 Paul Porras 64 29 93 1988 O.J. Brigance 90 38 128 2013 Michael Kutzler 52 44 96 1989 O.J. Brigance 58 46 104 2014 Alex Lyons 44 27 71 1990 O.J. Brigance 49 60 109 2015 Alex Lyons 39 38 77 1991 Tony Barker 78 49 127 2016 Emmanuel Ellerbee 70 48 118 1992 Emmett Waldron 38 64 102 2017 Emmanuel Ellerbee 68 52 120 1993 Emmett Waldron 67 36 103 1994 Joe Davis 79 34 113 1995 Larry Izzo 80 41 121 1996 Thomas Benford 59 20 79 1997 Rashad Reynolds 60 23 83

TACKLING LEADERS TACKLING 1998 Dan Dawson 52 29 81

164 I RICE FOOTBALL I YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS DOAK WALKER AWARD FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA 2000 Travis Ortega (DB) 1991 Joel Dawson, Trey Teichelman, Victor Young 1991 Trevor Cobb (RB) 1996 Rod Beavan (OL) 2008 James Casey (TE) Joey Wheeler 1999 Matt Baldwin, Mike Gingrich, 2007 James Casey (WR) 2010 Travis Bradshaw (DB) 1992 Joey Wheeler, Billy Harvin, Jake Jackson, ALL-AMERICA 2008 Travis Bradshaw (DB) 2014 Brian Nordstrom (DL) Tom Hetherington, Travis Ortega, Judd Smith, 1934 Bill Wallace (B) 2011 Bryce Callahan (CB) Charles Gulbronson Matt Webber, Adam Williams, 1944 H.J. Nichols (G) Mario Hull (KR) FORT WORTH KIWANIS 1993 Tom Hetherington, Joe Bob Thompson, 1946 (G) SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Jeff Mercer,Jeffrey Sowells Victor Young 1949 Froggy Williams (E) CFA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE TEAM 1958 Buddy Dial (E) 1994 Bobby Dixon, Brynton Goynes, 2000 Billy Harvin, Evan Meeks, 1949 Joe Watson (C) 1991 Trey Teichelman (OG) 1976 Tommy Kramer (QB) Josh LaRocca Jake Jackson, Travis Ortega, 1951 Bill Howton (E) 1992 Joey Wheeler (LB) 1980 Randy Hertel (QB) 1995 Bobby Dixon, Josh LaRocca, Joe Bob Thompson, 1953 John Hudson (T) 1995 Jay Lamy (DB) 1990 Donald Hollas (QB) Jeremy Thigpen Matt Webber 1953 Kosse Johnson (B) 2001 Rene Aninao, Jonathan Chism, 1954 Dicky Maegle (HB) COSIDA ACADEMIC AMERICAN SPIRIT AWARD WAC ACADEMIC Dan Dawson, Billy Harvin, 1957 King Hill (QB) ALL-AMERICA 1987 Danny Burgess (LB) ALL-CONFERENCE Evans Meeks, Joe Bob 1958 Buddy Dial (E) 1952 Richard Chapman (DG) 1988 Courtney Hall (C) 1996 David Grenardo, Mike Ruff Thompson, Matt Webber 1964 Malcolm Walker (C) 1953 Richard Chapman (DG) 1991 Trey Teichelman (OG) Larry Thompson, 2002 Jonathan Chism, Rob Daniel, 1976 Tommy Kramer (QB) 1954 Dicky Maegle (B) 1992 Trevor Cobb (RB) Jason Winship, Benji Wood Chris DeMunbrun, 1985 Steve Kidd (P) 1960 Boyd King (G) 1997 Matt Baldwin, Jeremy Bates, Vincent Hawkins, Ross Huebel, 1991 Trevor Cobb (RB) 1969 Steve Bradshaw (DG) SWC ACADEMIC HONOR TEAM Blair Brown, David Grenardo, Michael Merrick, Brandon 1992 Trevor Cobb (RB) 1979 LaMont Jefferson (LB) 1987 Mike Boudousquie, Jeff Hood, Travis Ortega, Judd Smith, Skeen, Edgar Vega, 1997 Charles Torello (OG) 1983 Brian Patterson (DB) Brent Knapton Paul Thomas, Benji Wood, Ben Wiggins 2006 Jarett Dillard (WR) 1988 Mike Boudousquie (WR) 1988 Donald Hollas, Jeff Hood, Victor Young 2003 John Brock, David Carter, 2008 Jarett Dillard (WR) 1992 Joey Wheeler (LB) John Isaac 1998 Matt Baldwin, Mike Gingrich, Andrew Cates, 2010 Kyle Martens (P) 1995 Jay Lamy (DB) 1989 Paul Brotze, Donald Hollas, Billy Harvin, Andrew Hughes, Jonathan Chrism 1996 Jason Winship (DT) Allen Koch Jake Jackson, Travis Ortega, Rob Daniel, Chris DeMunbrun, 1997 Benji Wood (RB) 1990 Donald Hollas, Bill Stone, Judd Smith, Adam Williams, Matt Ginn, Ross Huebel, Trey Teichelman Joe Bob Thompson, Michael Merrick, Brandon

RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS I 165 Skeen, John Syptak, Edgar Vega, ALL- 1943 Charles Malmberg (T)* Eddie Rayburn (T) Stahle Vincent (RB)* Ben Wiggins * CONSENSUS SELECTION 1944 H.J. Nichols (G)* 1957 Buddy Dial (E)* 1972 Rodrigo Barnes (LB) 2004 Joel Armstrong, Raymorris 1919 Shirley Brick (E)* George Walmsley (B)* Matt Gorges (G)* Gary Butler (TE)* Barnes, Bio Bilaye-Benibo, 1920 John Underwood (G) * 1945 Bob Nemir (B)* King Hill (QB)* Bruce Henley (DB)* David Carter, Jonathan Cary, Eddie Dyer (B)* 1946 Weldon Humble (G)* Larry Whitmire (T)* Ron Waedemon (OT)* Buck Casson, Rob Daniel, 1921 John Underwood (G)* Huey Keeney (B) * 1958 Buddy Dial (E)* Mark Williams (PK)* Matt Ginn, Andy Hall, Robby 1922 John Underwood (G)* Carl Russ (B)* J.D. Smith (T)* 1973 Bruce Henley (DB)* Heos, Ross Huebel, John Syptak, 1925 Wash Underwood (G)* 1947 J.W. Magee (G)* 1959 Rufus King (G)* Cornelius Walker (NG)* Edgar Vega, Joe Don Wood 1926 Wash Underwood (G)* Joe Watson (C)* 1960 Johnny Burrell (E)* 1976 Tommy Kramer (QB)* 1930 Bill Morgan (G)* 1948 Joe Watson (C)* Rufus King (G)* Kenneth Roy (E)* ALL-CONFERENCE USA 1931 Lou Hassell (T)* Froggy Williams (E)* 1961 Johnny Burrell (E)* 1980 Robert Hubble (TE)* ACADEMIC TEAM 1933 Fred Lauterbach (T)* 1949 Ralph Murphy (T)* Roland Jackson (B)* Robert Williamson (LB)* 2007 Robbie Heos, Andrew Sendejo 1934 John McCauley (B) * Joe Watson (C)* Robert Johnston (T)* 1982 Deron Miller (TE)* 2008 James Casey, Andrew Sendejo Ralph Miller (T)* Froggy Williams (E)* 1962 Gene Raesz (E)* 1985 Antonio Brinkley (RB) 2009 Travis Bradshaw, Clark Leche Sylvester (E)* Gerald Weatherly (LB) 1963 Johnny Nichols (G)* Steve Kidd (P)* Fangmeier, Andrew Sendejo Bill Wallace (B)* 1950 Paul Giroski (T)* Malcolm Walker (C)* Darrick Wells (WR) 2010 Travis Bradshaw, 1935 John McCauley (B)* 1951 Bill Burkhalter (DB)* 1964 Dale Calihan (DE)* 1986 Quentis Roper (KR) Brandon Long, Cheta Ozougwu Leche Sylvester (E) Bill Howton (E)* Malcolm Walker (C)* Dwain Turner (DT) 2011 Scott Solomon, Bill Wallace (B)* 1952 Bill Crockett (OT)* 1965 Jim Vining (OT)* 1987 Courtney Hall (C) Matt Nordstrom 1939 Olie Cordill (B)* Richard Chapman (DG)* 1966 Chuck Latourette (DB)* Donald Hollas (DB) 2012 Tanner Leland 1940 Moose Hartman (T)* Don Rhoden (LB)* 1967 Jay Collins (DE)* 1988 Courtney Hall (C)* 2013 Tanner Leland, Paul Porras Ken Whitlow (C)* 1953 Richard Chapman (T)* Hugo Hollas (LB) * Donald Hollas (DB) 2014 James Farrimond, James 1941 Art Goforth (G)* Kosse Johnson (B) * Leland Winston (OT)* 1989 O.J. Brigance (LB) Hairston, Brian Nordstrom 1942 Dick Dwelle (B)* Kenny Paul (G)* 1969 Roger Roitsch (DT)* David Griffin (DB) 2015 Darik Dillard Weldon Humble (G)* Leo Rucka (C)* 1970 Bucky Allshouse (DB)* Eric Henley (WR)* 2016 Emmanuel Ellerbee Carl Russ (B) 1954 Dicky Maegle (B)* Roger Roitsch (DT)* 1990 O.J. Brigance (LB)* 2017 D.J. Green Kenny Paul (G) * 1971 Rodrigo Barnes (LB)* Trevor Cobb (RB)*

166 I RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS Clint Parsons (PK) Tom Hetherington (C) 1954 Dicky Maegle (B) Jason Hebert (DB) Brian Raines (LB) Richard Segina (C) Jimmy Lee (WR) 1957 King Hill (QB) Judd Smith (DT) Robby Heos (OG) Trey Teichelman (OG) Corey Seymour (DT) 1958 Buddy Dial (E) 2000 Rod Beavan (OT) Courtney Gordon (DE) 1991 Trevor Cobb (RB)* Emmett Waldron (LB) 1961 Robert Johnston (G) Dan Dawson (LB) Andray Downs (DB) Trey Teichelman (OG) * Sean Washington (DB) 1976 Tommy Kramer (QB) Travis Hale (P) Quinton Smith (RB) Eric Henley (WR) 1994 Chris Cooley (OG)* 1992 Trevor Cobb (RB) Jason Hebert (DB) 2007 Chase Clement (QB) Matt Sign (NG) Bobby Dixon (DB) Travis Ortega (DB) Jarett Dillard (WR) Tony Barker (LB) Spencer George (RB) ALL-WAC 2001 Dan Dawson (LB) Robbie Heos (OG) Alonzo Williams (LB) Brynton Goynes (DT) 1996 Warrick Franklin (DB) Heath Fowler (OT) Brian Raines (LB) 1992 Donald Allen (PR) Ed Howard (WR) Spencer George (RB) Brandon Green (DE) 2008 Chase Clement (QB) Mike Appelbaum (OG) Larry Izzo (LB) Ndukwe Kalu (DE) Billy Harvin (OT) C-USA Most Valuable Player Billy Baldwin (OT) Ndukwe Kalu (DE) Michael Perry (KR) Jason Hebert (DB) 2008 Trevor Cobb (RB) * Jeff Sowells (DB) Tucker Phillips (P) Joe Bob Thompson (LB) C-USA Coach of the Year Chris Cooley (OG) 1995 Warrick Franklin (DB) Jeremy Thigpen (C) 2002 Greg Gatlin (DB) 2008 David Berken (OL) Bert Emanuel (QB) * Brynton Goynes (DT) Charles Torello (OG) Brandon Green (DE) James Casey (WR) Tom Hetherington (C) Larry Izzo (LB) 1997 Andy Clifton (DE) Keith Meyer (OL) Chase Clement (QB) Jimmy Lee (WR) Tucker Phillips (P) Chad Nelson (QB) 2003 Chris DeMunbrun (OL) Jarett Dillard (WR) Matt Sign (NG)* Jeremy Thigpen (C) Michael Perry (RB) Jared Scruggs (P) Brian Raines (LB) Emmett Waldron (LB) Charles Torello (OG) Ben Stephens (OL) Sean Washington (DB) HOUSTON POST SWC MVP LaDouphyous McCalla (DB) 2004 Terry Holley (DB) 2009 Scott Mitchell (OT) 1993 Nathan Bennett (DB) 1940 Bob Brumley (B) 1998 Terrence Melton (DE) Scott Mayhew (OL) Scott Solomon (DT) Chris Cooley (OT) Kenneth Whitlow (C) Charles Torello (OG) John Syptak (DL) 2010 Travis Bradshaw (SAF) Bobby Dixon (DB) 1946 Carl Russ (B) Rashad Reynolds (LB) Brandon Long (DS) Mike Ecklund (OG) Weldon Humble (G) LaDouphyous McCalla (DB) ALL-CONFERENCE USA Kyle Martens (P) Yoncy Edmonds (RB)* 1949 Joe Watson (C) 1999 Derek Crabtree (PK) 2005 John Syptak (DL) Cheta Ozougwu (DE) Bert Emanuel (QB) 1951 Bill Howton (E) Dan Dawson (LB) Quinton Smith (RB) 2011 Kyle Martens (P) Jimmy Golden (OT) 1953 Kosse Johnson (B) Neal Gray (OG) 2006 Jarett Dillard (WR) Scott Solomon (DE)

RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS I 167 2012 Vance McDonald (TE) Phillip Gaines (DB) ALL-STAR PARTICIPANTS Chris Boswell K) EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME 2002 Dan Dawson (DB) 2005 Jeremy Calahan (DL) 2014 Chris Boswell (K) 2013 Christian Covington (DL) Year Player (Position) 2009 Jarett Dillard (WR) Greg Wilson (OL) Phillip Gaines (DB) 1936 Bill Wallace (B) 2010 Cheta Ozougwu (DE) 2006 John Syptak (LB) BLUE-GRAY GAME Trevor Gillette (DS) Leche Sylvester (E) 2013 Phillip Gaines (DB) 2007 Jared Scruggs (P) Year Player (Position) Nate Richards (OL) 1940 Olie Cordill (B) 2014 Bryce Callahan (DB) 1940 Ken Whitlow (C) Charles Ross (RB) 1941 Moose Hartman (T) Jordan Taylor (WR) SENIOR BOWL 1944 H.J. Nichols (G) Chris Boswell (K) 1942 Bob Brumley (B) Year Player (Position) 1947 Jim Spruill (T) Bryce Callahan (DB) 1948 Virgil Eikenberg (QB) AFCA HULA BOWL 1962 Roland Jackson (RB) J.W. Magee (G) Michael Kutzler (LB) 1949 Jake McBride (E) Year Player (Position) 1964 Malcolm Walker (C) Harold Stockbridge (B) Turner Petersen (TE) 1950 Lee Stonestreet (C) 1954 Dicky Maegle (RB) Russell Wayt (DB) 1948 Nick Lanza (E) Jordan Taylor (WR) 1951 Sonny McCurry (E) 1957 King Hill (QB) 1972 Gary Butler (TE) Huey Keeney (B) 2014 Brian Nordstrom (DL) 1960 Bill Bucek (QB) 1976 Tommy Kramer (QB-MVP) 1952 Bill Crockett (OT) Bryce Callahan (DB) Bill Howton (E) 1952 Don Rhoden (LB) 1961 Rufus King (G) Kenneth Roy (TE) 1955 Eddie Rayburn (T) Nico Carlson (OL) 1962 Johnny Burrell (E) 1980 Earl Cooper (RB) 1958 Gene Jones (E) Jordan Taylor (WR) 1955 Dicky Maegle (RB) 1958 Buddy Dial (E) 1963 Johnny Nichols (G) 1982 Robert Hubble (TE) J.D. Smith (T) 2015 Andrew Reue (OL) 1973 Bruce Henley (DB) 1986 James Hamrick (PK-DNP) 1959 Gordon Speer (B) 2016 Emmanuel Ellerbee (LB) 1960 Bill Bucek (QB) 1982 Robert Hubble (TE) 1989 Courtney Hall (C) 1961 Butch Blume (B) 2017 Emmanuel Ellerbee (LB) 1962 Gene Raesz (E) 1986 James Hamrick (PK) 1991 Donald Hollas (QB) Larry Anthony (B) Brian Womac (DL) 1965 Malcolm Walker (C) 1987 Steve Kidd (DB-P) 1992 Eric Henley (WR) Tommy Minter (LB) Jack Fox (P) 1966 Chuck Latourette (DB) 1998 Andy Clifton (DE) 1993 Trevor Cobb (RB) 1964 Gene Fleming (B) Austin Trammell (PR) 1979 Doug Cunningham (E) 1980 Earl Cooper (RB) Benji Wood (RB) 1994 Bert Emanuel (QB-WR) 1965 Jim Vining (T) 1993 Trevor Cobb (RB) 1999 LaDouphyous McCalla (DB) 1996 Ndukwe Kalu 1970 Bucky Allshouse (DB) 1994 Nathan Bennett (DB) 2000 Chad Richardson (RB) (DE-South Defensive MVP) 1971 Stahle Vincent (RB) 1999 LaDouphyous McCalla (DB) 2003 Brandon Green (DE) 2013 Vance McDonald (TE) Bob Brown (E)

168 I RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS ALL-STAR PARTICIPANTS 1972 Mark Williams (PK) 1964 John Mims (T) 1975 Alan Pringle (PK) TROPICAL BOWL 2008 George Chukwu (DT) Ron Waedemon (OT) 1971 Stahle Vincent (RB) 1976 Rodney Norton (LB) Year Player (Position) Rodrigo Barnes (LB) 1973 Sammy Johnson (OT) 2017 Trey Martin (C) EASTHAM ENERGY 1973 Preston Anderson (DB) 1976 Larry Brune (DB) CHICAGO COLLEGE COLLEGE ALL-STAR 1975 Alan Pringle (PK) ALL-STAR GAME CANADIAN-AMERICAN GAME Jody Medford (DT) NORTH-SOUTH Year Player (Position) BOWL Year Player (Position) 1976 Tommy Kramer (QB) SHRINE GAME 1946 Bill Blackburn (C) Year Player (Position) 2010 Brandon Long (DS) Danny Johnson (OT) Year Player (Position) 1950 Joe Watson (C) 1979 Jim Frith (DE) Kenneth Roy (TE) 1959 Gordon Speer (HB) (QB-DNP) CASINO DEL SOL ALL 1979 Earl Cooper (RB) 1960 Johnny Burrell (E) Froggy Williams (E-DNP) INTAJUICE NORTH- STAR GAME 1981 Robert Hubble (TE) 1961 George Karam (T) 1951 Bill Howton (E) SOUTH CLASSIC Year Player (Position) 1985 James Hamrick (PK) 1962 Randy Kerbow (QB) 1953 Ron Rhoden (T) Year Player (Position) 2011 Tyler Smith (RB) 1990 Donald Hollas (QB-DNP) Roland Jackson (RB) 1954 Richard Chapman (T-DNP) 2006 Quinton Smith (RB) Chris Jammer (CB) Richard Segina (C) Johnny Cole (C) 1955 Dicky Maegle (B) Marcus Rucker (LB) 2000 Travis Ortega (LB) Gene Raesz (E) 1958 King Hill (QB) NFLPA COLLEGIATE Adrian Sadler (DB) 1963 Johnny Nichols (G) 1959 Buddy Dial (E) VILLAGES GRIDIRON BOWL 2001 Dan Dawson (DB) 1964 John Mims (T) 1965 Malcolm Walker (C) CLASSIC Year Player (Position) Dale Calihan (E) Russell Wayt (DB) Year Player (Position) 2013 Sam McGuffie (WR) AFCA ALL-AMERICA BOWL 1965 Ronnie Cervenka (DB) 2005 Terry Holley (DB) Luke Willson (TE) Year Player (Position) 1970 Roger Roitsch (DT) JAPAN BOWL 1960 Gordon Speer (HB) Brownie Wheless (OT) Year Player (Position) TEXAS VS. THE NATION MEDAL OF HONOR 1961 Rufus King (G) 1972 Gary Butler (TE) 1982 Joel Baxter (PK) ALL-STAR GAME BOWL 1962 Roland Jackson (RB) Bart Goforth (OG) Michael Calhoun (QB) Year Player (Position) Year Player (Position) 1963 Gene Raesz (E) 1973 Preston Anderson (DB) 2005 Terry Holley (DB) 2007 Quinton Smith (RB) 2014 Cody Bauer (DE)

RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS I 169 TEAM AWARDS GEORGE MARTIN AWARD 1939 Olie Cordill (B) 1964 Malcolm Walker (C) 1988 Courtney Hall (C) 2012 Philip Gaines (CB) 1981 Kevin Trigg (RB) The George Martin Award, recog- 1940 Ken Whitlow (C) 1965 Jim Vining (T) 1989 Donald Hollas (QB) 2013 Charles Ross (RB) 1982 Alvin Rettig (DB) nizing a long-time Houston res- 1941 Art Goforth (G) David Ferguson (HB) 1990 Trevor Cobb (RB) 2014 Jordan Taylor (WR) 1983 Dwain Turner (DT) tauranteur, began honoring Rice’s 1942 Weldon Humble (G) 1966 Chuck Latourette (DB) 1991 Trevor Cobb (RB) 2015 Luke Turner (RB) 1984 Mark Comalander (QB) most valuable player in 1925. He 1943 Charles Malmberg (T) 1967 Hugo Hollas (DB) 1992 Trevor Cobb (RB) 2016 Emmanuel Ellerbee (LB) 1985 Quentis Roper (QB) directed the annual selection until 1944 George Walmsley (B) 1968 Leland Winston (OT) 1993 Bert Emanuel (QB) 2017 Brian Womac (DE) 1986 Everett Coleman (DB) his death in 1962. The recipient is 1945 Bob Nemir (B) 1969 Steve Bradshaw (DG) 1994 Byron Coston (RB) 1987 Nigel Codrington (DB) now chosen by team members via 1946 Weldon Humble (G) 1970 Bucky Allshouse (DB) 1995 Larry Izzo (LB) 1988 Terry Thornton (DB) secret ballot. JOE F. LIPSCOMB AWARD 1947 J.W. Magee (G) 1971 Stahle Vincent (RB) 1996 Chad Nelson (QB) Awarded annually to the team’s 1989 Trevor Cobb (RB) Year Player (Position) 1948 Gerald Weatherly (C) 1972 Gary Butler (TE) 1997 Chad Nelson (QB) most outstanding freshman, the Matt Sign (NG) 1925 Wash Underwood (C) 1949 Joe Watson (C) 1973 Carl Swierc (WR) 1998 LaDouphyous McCalla (DB) Joe F. Lipscomb Award is decided 1990 Nathan Bennett (RB) by a squad vote. 1926 Wash Underwood (C) 1950 Bill Howton (E) 1974 Jody Medford (DT) 1999 Chad Richardson (QB) Kolis Crier (TE) 1951 Bill Howton (E) 1975 John Coleman (RB) 2000 Dan Dawson (LB) 1991 Josh LaRocca (QB) 1927 Merle Comstock (B) Year Player (Position) 1928 Danny Allnoch (B) 1952 Don Rhoden (C) 1976 Tommy Kramer (QB) 2001 Kyle Herm (QB) 1992 Larry Izzo (LB) 1953 Kosse Johnson (B) 1977 David Houser (WR) 2002 Brandon Green (DE) 1971 Jake Smitherman (LB) Emerson Allen (WR) 1929 Bush Jones (G) 1972 Ken Doucette (LB) 1930 Bill Morgan (G) 1954 Kenny Paul (G) 1978 David Houser (WR) 2003 Kyle Herm (QB) 1993 Ndukwe Kalu (DE) 1955 Lew Harpold (G) 1979 Earl Cooper (RB) 2004 Ed Bailey (RB) 1973 Mark Roquemore (LB) 1994 Chad Nelson (QB-PK) 1931 Lou Hassell (T) 1974 David Houser (WR) 1932 Joe Lagow (G) 1956 Jerry Harris (C) 1980 Robert Williamson (LB) 2005 Quinton Smith (RB) 1995 Michael Perry (RB) 1957 King Hill (QB) 1981 Michael Calhoun (QB) 2006 Jarett Dillard (WR) 1975 Tony Hackebeil (RB) 1996 Judd Smith (NG) 1933 Harry Witt (B) 1976 Robert Williamson (LB) 1934 John McCauley (B) 1958 Gene Jones (E) 1982 Melvin Robinson (WR) 2007 Chase Clement (QB) 1997 Jake Jackson (NG) 1959 Bill Bucek (QB) 1983 Phillip Money (QB) 2008 Chase Clement (QB) 1977 Michael Downs (DB) 1998 B.J. Forguson (DT) 1935 Bill Wallace (B) 1977 Randy Hertel (QB) 1936 Buck Friedman (B) 1960 Jim Stroud (C) 1984 Melvin Robinson (WR) 2009 Andrew Sendejo (DB) 1999 Brandon Green (DE) 1961 Butch Blume (HB) 1985 Antonio Brinkley (RB) 2010 Travis Bradshaw (SAF) 1978 Weldon Meeks (RB) 2000 Robbie Beck (RB) 1937 Ernie Lain (B) 1979 Tim Sanders (RB) 1938 Walter Williams (E) 1962 Gene Raez (E) 1986 Quentis Roper (QB-KOR) Cheta Ozougwu (DE) 2001 Clint Hatfield (RB) 1963 Johnny Nichols (G) 1987 Courtney Hall (C) 2011 Tyler Smith (RB) 1980 Doug Johnson (QB) 2002 Marcus Battle (WR)

170 I RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS 2003 Chad Price (DB) in 1983. Hosea Fortune (R) Richard Williams (B) Jason Blackwell (R) 2004 Joel Armstrong (QB) 1981 Donny Martin (L) Eric Henley (R) 1998 Charles Torello (L) 2005 Jarett Dillard (WR) Year Player (Position) Michael Calhoun (B) 1990 Richard Segina (L) Michael Perry (B) 2006 Andrew Sendejo (DB) 1971 Ron Waedemon (L) Hosea Fortune (R) Trevor Cobb (B) Jason Blackwell (R) 2007 James Casey (WR) Stahle Vincent (B) 1982 Donny Martin (L) Courtney Cravin (R) 1999 Neal Gray (L) 2008 Chris Jammer (DB) 1972 Bart Goforth (L) Tim Sanders (B) Eric Henley (R) Chad Richardson (B) 2009 Charles Ross (DB) Bruce Gadd (B) Melvin Robinson (R) 1991 Trey Teichelman (L) Raphael Tillman (R) 2010 Jeremy Eddington (RB) 1973 David Vandiver (L) 1983 Scott McLaughlin (L) Trevor Cobb (B) 2000 Rod Beavan (L) 2011 Bryce Callahan (CB) Gary Ferguson (B) Kevin Trigg (B) Eric Henley (R) Jamie Tyler (B) 2012 Christian Covington (DT) 1974 Randy Eggemeyer (L) Ricky Askew (R) 1992 Chris Cooley (L) Gavin Boothe (R) 2013 Jowan Davis (RB) Gary Ferguson (B) 1984 Scott McLaughlin (L) Trevor Cobb (B) 2001 Billy Harvin (L) 2014 James Mayden (WR) 1975 James Liska (L) Marc Scott (B) Jimmy Lee (R) Kyle Herm (B) 2015 Justin Bickham (CB) Ed Lofton (B) Melvin Robinson (R) 1993 Chris Cooley (L) Gilbert Okoronkwo (R) 2016 Kylen Granson (WR) 1976 Danny Johnson (L) 1985 Bobby Nunez (L) Yoncy Edmonds (B) 2002 Keith Meyer (L) 2017 Austin Trammell (WR) James Sykes (B) Antonio Brinkley (B) Byron Coston (B) Vincent Hawkins (B) Doug Cunningham (R) Darrick Wells (R) Jimmy Lee (R) Marcus Battle (R) GEORGE R. BROWN 1977 John Joyce (L) 1986 Russell Moses (L) 1994 Chris Cooley (L) 2003 Chris DeMunbrun (L) Earl Cooper (B) Quentis Roper (B) Jimmy Lee (B) Robbie Beck (B) OFFENSE AWARDS David Houser (R) Kenny Major (R) Ed Howard (R) Thomas Lott (B) Originated in 1971, the George R. Brown 1978 Dwayne Moyer (L) Offense Awards are given annually to the 1987 Courtney Hall (L) 1995 Jeremy Thigpen (L) Marcus Battle (R) outstanding lineman, back and receiver. Earl Cooper (B) Lorenzo Cyphers (B) Yoncy Edmonds (B) 2004 Greg Wilson (L) The receiver was not added to the award Doug Cunningham (R) Todd Jones (B) Jeff Venghaus (R) Ed Bailey (B) until 1976. Brown, chairman of Brown & 1979 Keith Kveton (L) Darrell Goolsby (R) 1996 Jeremy Thigpen (L) Ryan Simonak (R) Root Contractors, was a Rice graduate and Earl Cooper (B) 1988 Courtney Hall (L) Spencer George (B) 2005 Cory Laxen (L) former chairman of the university’s Board Robert Hubble (R) Quentis Roper (B) Jason Blackwell (R) Quinton Smith (B) of Trustees. He was one of the most active 1980 Darryl Grant (L) supporters of the university until his death Mike Boudousquie (R) 1997 Charles Torello (L) Jarett Dillard (R) Calvin Fance (B) 1989 Allen Koch (L) Michael Perry (B) 2006 Robbie Heos (L)

RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS I 171 Quinton Smith (B) Darik Dillard (B) 1968 Gene Auldridge (L) 1978 Dwight Moyer (L) 1987 Jeff Thomas (L) Jarett Dillard (R) Zach Wright (R) Pascual Piedfort (B) Lamont Jefferson (LB) Kyle Falk (LB) 2007 Robbie Heos (L) 2016 Trey Martin (L) 1969 Steve Bradshaw (L) Don Parrish (B) Donald Hollas (B) Chase Clement (B) Samuel Stewart (B) Bucky Allshouse (B) 1979 Tom Adams (L) 1988 Ted Humphreys (L) Jarett Dillard (R) Temi Alaka (R) 1970 Roger Roitsch (L) Robert Williamson (LB) O.J. Brigance (LB) 2008 David Berken (L) 2017 Trey Martin (L) Chris Hale (B) Michael Downs (B) William McClay (B) CJ Ugokwe (B) Nahshon Ellebe (B) 1971 Larry Walling (L) 1980 Tom Adams (L) 1989 Tim Fitzpatrick (L) Jarett Dillard (R) Aaron Cephus (R) Rodrigo Barnes (LB) Robert Williamson (LB) O.J. Brigance (LB) 2009 Scott Mitchell (L) Bruce Henley (B) Michael Downs (B) David Griffin (B) Tyler Smith (B) 1972 Larry Walling (L) 1981 Clenzie Pierson (L) 1990 Tim Fitzpatrick (L) Toren Dixon (R) JESS NEELY DEFENSE LaRay Brashers (LB) Don Foster (LB) O.J. Brigance (LB) 2010 Jake Hicks (L) AWARDS Bruce Henley (B) Richard Crayton (B) Greg King (B) Sam McGuffie (B) The Jess Neely Defense Awards were 1973 Cornelius Walker (L) 1982 Clenzie Pierson (L) 1991 Shawn Alberding (L) started in 1966 in honor of the retired Vance McDonald (R) Rice head coach and athletic director. Ben Richard Hollas (LB) Richard Gray (LB) Tony Barker (LB) 2011 Jake Hicks (L) Woodson, a long-time Rice booster and Preston Anderson (B) Brian Mica (B) Nathan Bennett (B) Tyler Smith (B) former chairman of the American General 1974 Cornelius Walker (L) 1983 Joel Rios (L) 1992 Shawn Alberding (L) Vance McDonald (R) Companies, arranged for the presenta- Rodney Norton (LB) Doug Johnson (LB) Corey Seymour (L) 2012 Nate Richards (L) tion of two awards in Neely’s name every Larry Brune (B) Richard Crayton (B) Emmett Waldron (LB) Charles Ross (B) year to the top Owl lineman and back. An 1975 Brent Barnes (L) 1984 Dwain Turner (L) Sean Washington (B) Jordan Taylor (R) award for the top linebacker was added in Rodney Norton (LB) Danny Burgess (LB) 1993 Corey Seymour (L) 1971. Neely passed away in 1983. 2013 Nate Richards (L) Larry Brune (B) Dwayne Holmes (B) Emmett Waldron (LB) Charles Ross (B) Year Player (Position) 1976 Jeff Rose (L) 1985 Dwain Turner (L) Nathan Bennett (B) Jordan Taylor (R) 1966 Harlon Dearing (L) Mark Bockeloh (LB) Danny Burgess (LB) 1994 Ndukwe Kalu (L) 2014 Matt Simonette (L) Chuck Latourette (B) Don Parrish (B) Steve Kidd (B) Joe Davis (LB) Jowan Davis (B) 1967 Hugo Hollas (L) 1977 Joey Bevill (L) 1986 Dwain Turner (L) Bobby Dixon (B) Jordan Taylor (R) Jay Collins (B) Robert Williamson (LB) Danny Burgess (LB) 1995 Ndukwe Kalu (L) 2015 Trey Martin (L) Don Parrish (B) Steve Kidd (B) Larry Izzo (LB)

172 I RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS Warrick Franklin (B) Terry Holley (B) Cameron Nwosu (LB) 2017 DJ Green (LB) 1996 Ndukwe Kalu (L) 2004 Jeremy Calahan (L) James Radcliffe (LB) Year Player (Position) Rashad Reynolds (LB) John Syptak (L) Phillip Gaines (B) 1992 Trevor Cobb (RB) BILLY ED DANIELS Warrick Franklin (B) Adam Herrin (LB) 2013 Christian Covington (L) 1993 Josh LaRocca (QB) 1994 Josh LaRocca (QB) AWARD 1997 Andy Clifton (L) Terry Holley (B) Michael Kutzler (LB) The Daniels Award is given to the player Rashad Reynolds (LB) 2005 John Syptak (L) Phillip Gaines (B) 1995 Chris Cooley (OG) who exhibits the qualities most desired LaDouphyous McCalla (B) Adam Herrin (LB) 1996 Jason Winship (DT) in a teammate: hustle, devotion and at- 1998 Terrence Melton (L) Chad Price (B) 2014 Brian Nordstrom (L) 1997 Andy Clifton (DE) titude. The award is selected by a vote of Rashad Reynolds (LB) 2006 Courtney Gordon (L) James Radcliffe (LB) 1998 Judd Smith (DT) the coaching staff and is named after the LaDouphyous McCalla (B) Brian Raines (LB) Bryce Callahan (B) 1999 Mike Gingrich (RB) longtime supporter of the university and 1999 Judd Smith (L) Andray Downs (B) 2015 Derek Brown (L) 2000 Travis Ortega (DB) former letterman (1950-52) who passed away in 1990. Wesley Kubesch (LB) 2007 George Chukwu (L) Alex Lyons (LB) 2001 Joe Bob Thompson (LB) 2002 Brandon Green (DE) Dan Dawson (LB) Brian Raines (LB) J.T. Blasingame (B) Year Player (Position) 2003 Chris DeMunbrun (OL) Jason Hebert (B) Andrew Sendejo (B) 2016 Blain Padgett (L) 1990 Shane Hollas (TE) 2004 Raymorris Barnes (DB) 2000 Jake Jackson (L) 2008 Scott Solomon (L) Alex Lyons (LB) 1991 Pio Hocate (DB) 2005 John Syptak (DL) Rashard Pittman (LB) Brian Raines (LB) J.T. Blasingame (B) 1992 Greg Willig (QB) 2006 Andray Downs (DB) Travis Ortega (B) Andrew Sendejo (B) 2016 Brian Womac (L) 1993 Randy Garcia (DE) 2007 Bio Bilayae Benibo (RB) Dan Dawson (B) 2009 Scott Solomon (L) Emmanuel Ellerbee (LB) 1994 Jeff Epp (RB) 2008 James Casey (WR) 2001 Brandon Green (L) Terrance Garmon (LB) Brandon Douglas-Dotson (B) 1995 Jeff Sowells (DB) 2009 Travis Bradshaw (DB) Dan Dawson (LB) Travis Bradshaw (B) 1996 Kevin Masek (LB) 2010 Travis Bradshaw (DB) Joe Bob Thompson (LB) 2010 Cheta Ozougwu (L) JAMES W. GLANVILLE 1997 Mark Spinner (OT) 2011 Travis Bradshaw (DB) Jason Hebert (B) Justin Hill (LB) 1998 Keilone Gordon (RB) AWARD 2012 Michael Kutzler (LB) 2002 Brandon Green (L) Travis Bradshaw (B) Named after the former Rice treasurer 1999 Judd Smith (DT) 2013 Michael Kutzler (LB) Jeff Vanover (LB) 2011 Scott Solomon (L) and member of the board of governors, 2000 Ben Wulf (QB-RB) 2014 Brian Nordstrom (DL) Greg Gatlin (B) Justin Allen (LB) the Glanville Award goes to the player 2001 Dan Dawson (LB) who has achieved excellence in athletics, 2015 Darik Dillard (RB) 2003 John Syptak (L) Bryce Callahan (B) Jason Hebert (DB) Jeff Vanover (LB) 2012 Christian Covington (L) academics and integrity. 2016 Darik Dillard (RB)

RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS I 173 2002 Vincent Hawkins (RB) Charles Gulbronson (DT) 2014 Matt Simonette (OL) 1999 Evans Meeks (WR) JOE DAVIS AWARD 2003 Chris DeMunbrun (OL) 1992 Joey Wheeler (LB) 2015 Stuart Mouchantaf (DT) 2000 Jeremy Hurd (QB) Also selected by the coaching staff, the 2004 Scott Mayhew (OL) 1993 Jimmy Lee (WR) 2016 DJ Green (LB) 2001 Gilbert Okoronkwo (WR) Davis Award winner is the most improved 2005 Adam Herrin (LB) 1994 Jimmy Lee (RB) 2017 No Award 2002 Ed Bailey (RB) defensive player in the spring. Joe Davis 2006 Dietrich Davis (LB) 1995 Joe Davis (LB) 2003 Ed Bailey (RB) was the legendary Rice assistant fooball 2007 Marcus Knox (RB) Jay Lamy (DB) BILL WHITMORE Ryan Simonak (WR) (1940-70) and head basketball (1943-49) 2008 Andrew Sendejo (DB) 1996 Chad Nelson (QB) 2004 Joe Moore (RB) coach. He passed away in January, 1990.

2009 Marcux Knox (RB) 1997 Benji Wood (RB) AWARD 2005 Joe Don Wood (RB) Selected by the coaching staff, the Bill Year Player (Position) 2010 Kevin Pool (RB) 1998 Judd Smith (DT) 2006 Trey Hopson (RB) Whitmore Award goes to the most 2007 Chase Clement (QB) 1987 Stephen Holmes (DB) 2011 Turner Petersen (RB) 1999 Clint Leschber (RB) improved offensive player during spring 2008 John Thomas Shepherd (QB) 1988 David Alston (DT) 2012 Luke Willson (TE) 2000 Larry Brown (DT) drills. The award is named after the uni- 2009 Keshawn Carrington (C) 1989 Bill Stone (LB) 2013 Turner Petersen (RB) Jason Hebert (DB) versity’s first full-time sports information 2010 Pierre Beasley (WR) 1990 Brian Symonette (LB) 2014 Matt Simonette (OL) 2001 Dan Dawson (LB) director (1950-84) who passed away in 2011 Andre Gautreaux (WR) 1991 Nathan Bennett (DB) 2015 Caleb Williams (OL) 2002 B.J. Forguson (DL) August, 2002. 2012 Taylor McHargue (QB) 1992 Emmett Waldron (LB) 2016 Cameron Johnson (WR) 2003 Kyle Herm (QB) Year Player (Position) 2013 Luke Turner (RB) 1993 Deric Rutherford (DE) 2017 No Award Jeff Vanover (LB) 1987 Lorenzo Cyphers (RB) 2014 Ian Gray (OL) 1994 Derrick Williams (LB) 2004 Jeremy Calahan (DL) 1988 Mike Boudousquie (WR) 2015 Trey Martin (OL) 1995 Jay Lamy (DB) Cotey-Joe Cswaykus (DL) “BLOODY JOE” DAVIS 1989 Scott Reeves (OL) 2016 Aston Walter (WR) 1996 Rashad Reynolds (LB) 2005 Cory Laxen (OL) 1990 Mike Appelbaum (OL) 1997 Terrence Melton (DE) AWARD 2006 Andray Downs (DB) 2017 No Award The “Bloody Joe” Davis Award goes to the 1991 Herschel Crowe (WR) 1998 David Grenardo (DB) 2007 Andrew Sendejo (DB) player or players who most display the 1992 Jimmy Lee (WR) 1999 Wes Kubesch (LB) 2008 Brian Raines (LB) competitive spirit of the legendary Rice 1993 Clemente Torres (TE) 2000 Justin Engler (LB) assistant coach, rising above pain and 2009 Terrance Garmon (LB) 1994 Pat Callahan (RB) 2001 Ross Lassley (DE) injury to be the best player possible. 2010 Eric Ball (OG) 1995 Yoncy Edmonds (RB) 2002 Corey Evans (DB) 2011 Scott Solomon (DE) 1996 Mike Jones (TE) 2003 Adam Herrin (LB) Year Player (Position) 2012 Julius White (DB) 1997 Tony Washington (WR) William Wood (DL) 1991 Matt Sign (NG) 2013 Cody Bauer (DE) 1998 Anthony Griffin (RB)

174 I RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS 2004 Omeke Alikor (LB) 2011 Tyler Smith (RB) 1936 Harry Witt Football, Basketball 1987 Danny Burgess Football 2005 Vernon James (LB) 2012 Gabe Baker (SAF) 1937 Howard Nicholls Football 1996 Jay Lamy Football Year Coach 2006 Victor Brooks (DL) 2013 Michael Kutzler (LB) 1938 James Nance Football 1997 Larry Thompson Football 1954 John W. Heisman Marcus Rucker (LB) 2014 Gabe Baker (SAF) 1939 Douglas Sullivan Football 1999 Thomas N. Benford Football 1971 Jess Neely 2007 Courtney Gordon (DE) 2015 Stuart Mouchantaf (DT) 1943 Bob Tresch Football 2000 Juddson “Judd” Smith Football 2008 Willie Garley (LB) 2016 Darik Dillard (RB) 1947 Vince Buckley Football 2003 Brandon Green Football TEXAS SPORTS HALL 2009 Cheta Ozougwu (DE) 2017 Emmanuel Ellerbee (LB) 1948 Don Anderson Football 2005 Raymorris Barnes Football 2010 Justin Hill (LB) 1950 J.A. (Froggie) Williams Football 2006 John Syptak Football OF FAME Year Player Sport 2011 Bryce Callahan (CB) 1951 Charles L.Tighe Football 2009 David Berken Football 1956 Football 2012 Christian Covington (DL) BOB QUIN AWARD 1952 Billy Burkhalter Football 2012 Travis Bradshaw Football One of Rice’s highest honors, the Bob 1961 Football 2013 Stuart Mouchantaf (DL) 1953 Dickie Bob Haddox Football 2015 Gabe Baker Football Quin Award is given to the University’s 1962 Football 2014 Brian Nordstrom (DL) 1954 Dick Chapman Football 2017 Darik Dillard Football most outstanding all-around senior male 1969 Weldon Humble Football 2015 D.J. Green (LB) student-athlete. It is given in memory of 1955 Kenny A.Paul Football 1970 Jess Neely Football 2016 Emmanuel Ellerbee (LB) Bob Quin, a well-respected Rice student- 1958 Matt D.Georges Football athlete who passed away during a trip 1978 Bill Wallace Football 2017 No Award 1959 Raymond Chilton Football 1980 Dicky Maegle Football across the Atlantic Ocean in 1930. A group 1960 Charles O.Pollard,Jr. Football NATIONAL FOOTBALL of Quin’s friends felt that there would be 1985 James “Froggy” Williams Football no more suitable memorial to him than 1961 Boyd King Football FOUNDATION HALL 2009 Tommy Kramer Football BRIGANCE COURAGE AWARD 1962 Bob Johnson Football Created in 2009 to honor former lineback- to establish an award at Rice to be given OF FAME 2011 Tobin Rote Football er O.J. Brigance, the The award recognizes each year to the male student-athlete 1964 John Sylvester Football Year Player a Rice football player who exhibits the who exemplifies distinction in athletics, 1965 Walter McReynolds Football 1961 Weldon Humble qualities that Brigance employed during academics and leadership. 1967 Chuck Latourette Football 1965 James “Froggy” Williams his career at Rice. 1968 Jay Collins Football 1978 Bill Wallace Year Player Sport 1969 Leland Winston Football & Track 1979 Dicky Maegle Year Player (Position) 1931 E.J. (Dick) Jamerson Football 1972 Stahle Vincent Football 1993 Buddy Dial 2008 Brian Raines (LB) 1933 Gordon Nicholson Football 1977 Mark Bockeloh Football 2012 Tommy Kramer 2009 Andrew Sendejo (SAF) 1934 Fred Alter Tennis 1981 Lamont Jefferson Football 2018 Trevor Cobb 2010 Cheta Ozougwu (DE) 1935 Harry Fouke Football 1986 Michael Lee Football

RICE FOOTBALL I POSTSEASON HONORS I 175 RICE LETTERMAN LIST • AAA • Travis Allen 1930 Percy Arthur 1933-34 Brent Barnes 1973-74-75 Jarrett Ben 2008-09 Butch Blume 1960-61 Zach Abercrumbia 2015, 2017 Marvin Allensworth 1983 Twyman Ash 1956 Melvin Barnes 1933-34 Thomas Benford 1995-96-97-98 Charles Boatman 1960 Rayford Abraham 1983-84-85-86 Isaac Allison 2000-01 Adrayll Askew 1992-93-94-95 Raymorris Barnes 2001-02-03-04 Jason Benjamin 2002 Mark Bockeloh 1973-74-75-76 Justin Abt 2004-05-06-07 J.D. Allnoch 1927-28 Ricky Askew 1981-82-83 Rodrigo Barnes 1969, 1971-72 Nathan Bennett 1990-91-92-93 Wade Bode 1971-72-73 Bert Adams 1985-86 Jack (Bucky) Allshouse 1968-69-70 Jesse Atkins 1933-34-35 Jean Barras 1955 L.V. Benningfield 1965-66-67 Larry Boehnemann 1975-76 Carroll Adams 1931-32 G.F. Alsbrook 1956 Gene Auldridge 1966-67-68 C.A. Barrett 1921 Bubba Berg 1971-72 F.C. Boettcher 1918, 1920-21-22 Doug Adams 1984-85 David Alston 1985-86-87-88 Scott Austin 2005-06-07 Kensley Barrett 1999 Aaron Berger 1926-27 Milton Bohannon 1930-31 Myles Adams 2016-17 Kevin Ancell 1985 Charles Avants 1973-74 Bert Barron 1963-64-65 David Berken 2005-06-07-08 Matt Bolding 2003-04-05 Tom Adams 1977, 1979-80 Calvin Anderson 2015-16-17 Howard Ayers 1963-64 Joe Barron 1968-69 Dale Bernauer 1969 Henry Bollman 1934-35 Joseph Agnew 2006 Don Anderson 1945-46-47 Max Anyiam 2007-08-09-10 Dennis Barry 1977-78-79-80 Don Bernshausen 1971-72-73 James Bommarito 1987 Tolu Akinwumi 2011 Gary Anderson 2005-06-07 Aaron Bassett 1998 Christian Bertrand 2016-17 Guy Booker 1975-76-77-78 Uzoma Akenebu 2016-17 John Anderson 1948-49 • BBB • Livy Bassett 1939-40 Wayne Bertsch 1962-63-64 Gavin Boothe 2000-01 Temi Alaka 2014-15-16 Preston Anderson 1971-72-73 Johnny Bagwell 1993, 1995 Bill Batchelor 1968-69-70 Joey Bevill 1974-75-76-77 Mike Boudousquie 1985-86-87-88 1959-60-61 Rene Aninao 2001 William Bagwell 1941 Jeremy Bates 1997, 1999 R.S. Bickford 1920-21-22 Greg Boston 1975-77 Shawn Alberding 1989-90-91-92 Max Aniyam 2007-08-09-10 Ed Bailey 2001-02-03-04 Marcus Battle 2002-03-04 Justin Bickham 2015, 2017 Chris Boswell 2010-11-12-13 Dennis Alexander 1968 Gene Antil 1957 (Manager) Pat Bailey 1957-58 Voddie Baucham 1989 Bob Biering 1934-35 Al Boughton 1951 George Alexander 1965-66-67 Larry Anthony 1960-61 Gabe Baker 2010-12-13-14 Cody Bauer 2009-10-12-13 Brad Bierstedt 1979-80-81-82 Richard Bowe 1962-63-64 M.H. Alexander 1918-19, 1921 Mike Appelbaum 1989-90-91-92 Louis Balady 1989-90-91-92 Larry Baugh 1971-72 John Biggs 1994 Charles Bowen 1960-61 Tommy Alexander 1968-69-70 Antoine Arbuckle 1981-82 Billy Baldwin 1989-90-91-92 Joel Baxter 1981-82 Bio Bilaye-Benibo 2005-06-07 Lindsay Bowen 1941-42 Randy Alford 1970-71-72 Jonathan Arceneaux 2006 Matt Baldwin 1996-97-98-99 J.E. Beall 1915 Guy Billups 2012-13-14 Donald Bowers 1987-88-89-90 Omeke Alikor 2003-04-05-06 Ron Arceneaux 1971-72 A.M. (Red) Bale 1934-35 Andy Beard 1995-96-97-98 Brent Bishop 1997 Bobby Bowman 1949 Davon Allen 2008-09-10-11 William Ard 1934-35-36 Eric Ball 2009-10-11 Pierre Beasley 2008-09-10 Charles Blackburn 1970 Roland Boyce 1972-73, 1975 Donald Allen 1988, 1992 Alvaro Arenas 1975 Larry Ball 1977-78 Rod Beavan 1996-98-99-2000 William Blackburn 1941-42 Brandon Boyd 2000-01-02-03 Chase Allen 1995-96-97 George Armstrong 1942 Joe Ballard 2014-15, 2017 Robbie Beck 2000-01-02-03 F.B. Blackstone 1926-27-28 Kevin Brabham 1994-95-96-97 Emerson Allen 1992-93-94-95 Henry Armstrong 1942, 1946-47 Van Ballard 1949 Nathan Beck 1980, 1982 Jason Blackwell 1995-96-97-98 Andre Brackens 2010-11 Frank Allen 1949-50 Joel Armstrong 2004-05-06-07 VJ Banks 2014-15, 2017 Karlon Bedford 1996-97-98-99 Calvin Blair 1981 B.H. Bradbaer 1943-44-45 Justin Allen 2010-11 Kris Armstrong 1993-94 Lute Barber 2005-06-07 H.L. Bell 1916-17-18 Dennis Blair 1975-76-77-78 F.S. Braden 1927-28 J.J. Allen 1928 G.L. Arnold 1945 Tony Barker 1990-91 H.W. Bell 1945 Bernie Blaschke 1979-80-81 Emmanuel Braden 1948-49-50 Robert Allen 1950 Harry Arthur 1936-37-38 Eric Barkett 1983 John Belton 1936 J.T. Blasingame 2012, 14-15 Leroy Bradley 1998-99-2000-01

176 I RICE FOOTBALL I LETTERMAN LIST Steve Bradshaw 1967-68-69 Spencer Brown 1960-61 Larry Caldwell 1969-70-71 Jonathan Cary 2005-06-07 Andy Clifton 1994-95-96-97 DeJaun Cooper 2003-04-05-06 Travis Bradshaw 2008-09-10-11 Bob Brown 1969-70-71 Jonathan Calhoun 2006 James Casey 2007-08 Billy Cline 1938 Earl Cooper 1976-77-78-79 Carmen Brandon 1933-34-35 W.E. Brown 1913-14-15-16 Michael Calhoun 1981-82 Buck Casson 2004-05 Henry Clore 1932-33 Vaquero Cooper 1972 Robert Brandon 1937-38-39 Bob Brumley 1939-40-41 Robert Calhoun 2006-07-08-09 Alex Castano 1992 W.P. Clyce 1914-15 Ford Corbett 2016 William Brandon 1936-37 Mark Brundage 2008-09 Dale Calihan 1963-64 Andrew Cates 2003-04-05 Coan 1914-15 Paxton Corder 2000 Dick Brannon 1938-39 Larry Brune 1973-74-75 Bryce Callahan 2011-12-13-14 Troy Cates 1980-81-82-83 Trevor Cobb 1989-90-91-92 Olie Cordill 1937-38-39 Ted Brannon 1941-42 Billy Bucek 1957-58-59 Pat Callahan 1992-93-94-95 James Cauley 1957 James Cochran 1963 John Cornett 1960-61 Neal Branscum 1964-65 1970-71-72 Aubrey Calvin 1929 Connor Cella 2013-14-15-16 Nigel Codrington 1987-88-89-90 Don Costa 1954 Daniel Brast 1960 Donald Bulanek 1973-74 Dean Calvin 1922 Aaron Cephus 2017 Dan Coffee 1936-37-38 Byron Coston 1991-92-93-94 Jeff Brast 1977-78 Stanley Burge 1976 Charles Campbell 1984-85-86 Ronnie Cervenka 1963-64-65 John Coffee 1930-31 Kayne Coulter 1986-87-88-89 LaRay Brashers 1970-71-72 Danny Burgess 1983-84-85-86 Donald Campbell 1950 Danny Cestero 2001 Frank Cogdell 1935 Pat Courtney 1989 C.A. Brett 1920 Eddie Burgoyne 1983, 1985-86 J.I. Campbell 1921-22-23 R.E. (Roy) Chambers 1921-22-23 Johnny Cole 1961-62 Vince Courville 1981-82 Ray Brewster 1986-87 Sammie Burk 1950, 1953 Jerry Candler 1960-61-62 Richard Chapman 1951-52-53 Everett Coleman 1986-87-88-90 Christian Covington 2012-13-14 Shirley Brick 1915-16-17, 1919 Percy Burke 1930-31-32 Anthony Canady 2013 David Cherry 1974-75-76 John Coleman 1972-73-74-75 Billy Cox 1960-61-62 Blois Bridges 1952-53 Bill Burkhalter 1949-50-51 Greg Cannady 1976 Bill Chilivetis 1971-72 Trey Coleman 2003 Gary Cox 1973-74-75 Thad Bridges 1995-96 DeWayne Burnett 1982-83-84-85 Douglas Canter 1977 Raymond Chilton 1956-57-58 Mike Collier 1975-76-77-78 John L. Cox 1943-44 O.J. Brigance 1987-88-89-90 Max Burnett 1960 John Cardwell 1970 Jonathan Chism 2000-01-02-03 Eddy Collins 1973-74-75-76 LaVon Cox 1953-54 James Briggs 1955-56 Tony Burnett 1983-84 Gary Carley 1969-70 T.F. Chmelik 1945 Edwin Collins 1971-72-73 Clif Crabtree 1969, 1971-72 Trey Briggs 2009-10-12 Johnny Burrell 1959-60-61 Nico Carlson 2011-12-13-14 Rick Christon 1983 Jay Collins 1965-66-67 Derek Crabtree 1998-99-2000-01 Antonio Brinkley 1981, 1983-84-85 Michael Burt 1981-82-83-84 Dan Carlton 1970-71 Craig Christopher 1963-64-65 Larry Collins 1981-82-83-84 Ryan Craig 2006-07-08 John Brock 2003 Gary B. Butler 1970-71-72 Eddy Carnes 1970 George Chukwu 2004-05-06-07 Mike Collins 1978, 1980-81 W.O. Crain 1926 Rondel Brock 1973-74-75 Gary O. Butler 1981-82-83-84 Dan Carpenter 2016 Lawrence Cimino 2016 Roger Collins 1968-69-70 Courtney Cravin 1987-88-89-90 Bo Broeren 1977-78-79 Everett Burton 1993-94-95 Keshawn Carrington 2008-09-10-11 Tommy Clanton 1970-71-72 Mark Comalander 1984-85-86-87 J. F. Crawford 1937 Victor Brooks 2006-07-08 Charles Buxton 1966 Drew Carroll 2011-12-13 Drew Clardy 2003-04-05-06 Merle Comstock 1926-27 Marshall Crawford 1953-54-55 Ward Broom 1983-84 Judson Byars 1966 F.R. Carroll 1916 Derek Clark 2010 Herman Conklin 1930-31-32 Richard Crayton 1981, 1983 Paul Brotze 1988-89-90 James Byrd 1933 Edward Carson 1974 Jeff Clark 1914-15 Tony Conley 1968-69 Cleo Creamer 1937 Blair Brown 1996-97 Lance Byrd 2003-04-05-06 Carson 1920 Jorian Clark 2015-16-17 Quin Connelley 1933 Kolis Crier 1990-91-92 Derek Brown 2012-13, 15 • CCC • Harmon Carswell 1950 Rand Clark 1974 Kevin Conrad 1995 Clint Crisp 2001-02 E.V. Brown 1918-19-20 Leon Caddell 1959-60-61 David Carter 2003-04 Chase Clement 2005-06-07-08 Taylor Cook 2010-11-12 Bill Crockett 1950-51-52 Jeff Brown 1940-41 Ted Cain 1942 Jayson Carter 2014 Scott Clements 1981-82 Chris Cooley 1992-93-94-95 Ernest Crockett 1977-78-79 Larry Brown 1998-99-2000-01 Jeremy Calahan 2001-02-03-04 Ty Carter 2016 Steve Clements 1989-90 Don Coontz 1981 Herschel Crowe 1990-91-92-93

RICE FOOTBALL I LETTERMAN LIST I 177 L.C. Crutchfield 1943 Brandon Dawkins 2013-14-16 James Doyle 1964-65-66 Emanuel Ellerbee 2014-15-16-17 Kyle Falk 1984-85-86-87 B.J. Forguson 1998-99-2000-02 Cotey-Joe Cswaykus 2002-04 Dan Dawson 1998-99-2000-01 Dan Drake 1951-52 Alfred Ellis 1979 Calvin Fance 1977-78-79-80 Robert Forrester 1998 Cullie Culpepper 1972-73-74 Joel Dawson 1988-89-90-91 Ronald Dreyer 1962 Baron Ellis 1940-41 Clark Fangmeier 2006-07-08-09 Hosea Fortune 1979-80-81 Joshua Cummings 2016-17 Jack Day 1950-51-52 Thomas Driscoll 1930-31-32 D Angelo Ellis 2016-17 Nick Fanuzzi 2009-10-11 Lawrence Fortuné 1995 R.E. Cummings 1913-14 Harlon Dearing 1963, 1964-66 Victor Driscoll 1930-31-32 Ron Ellis 1990, 1991-93 Steve Farabee 1977 Dan Foster 1980-81 Doug Cunningham 1975-76-77-78 Cameron Decell 2014-15-16 Drummond 1919 Donald Elsik 1963-64 Tanyan Farley 2012-13-14 Harry Fouke 1933-34 W.B. Cunningham 1920 Ricardo Deckard 1990-91 Larry Dueitt 1957-58 Bert Emanuel 1992-93 James Farrimond 2013-14-15 Heath Fowler 1998-99-2000-01 Lorenzo Cyphers 1985-86-87-88 Chris DeMunbrun 2001-02-03 Darryl Duffie 1983 Kody Emmert 2008-09-10 Jack Faubion 1968-69-70 J.J. Fox 1945 Patrick Dendy 2000-01-02-03 E.R. Duggan 1918-19-20-21 David England 1979-80 F.T. Fendley 1913-14-15 Jack Fox 2015-16-17 • DDD • E.W. DePrato 1918-19-20-21 Richard Duggan 1988-89-90-91 Justin Engler 2000-01-02 Leroy Fenstemaker 1952-53 Alex Francis 2011-12-13 J.W. Dain 1916, 1919-20 Craig Desmond 1989 Julian Duncan 1995-96-97-98 Terry English 1970 David Ferguson 1963-64-65 Johnnie Frankie 1934-35-36 David Damer 1981-82 Marvin DeWoody 1939-40 Frank Dunnigan 1948-49 (Manager) Andy Erickson 2010 Gary Ferguson 1972-73-74 Warrick Franklin 1993-94-95-96 Rob Daniel 2002-03-04-05 Carlton Derrett 1976-77-78 Taylor Dupree 2007-08-09-10 Eddie Enriquez 1988-89-90 Hap Feuerbacher 1971-72 Bill Frazier 1951-52 Billy Ed Daniels 1950-51-52 Buddy Dial 1956-57-58 J.R. Dutton 1921 Jeff Epp 1994 Kenny Fields 1987 Corey Frazier 2009-10-11-13 Larry Darling 1965-66-67 Albert Dickey 1930-31-32 Dick Dwelle 1940-41-42 Augie Erfurth 1945 Paul Fields 1966-67 Ed Freeny 1985 David Darr 1977-78-79-80 J.E. Dickson 1941-42 E.H. (Eddie) Dyer 1918-19-20-21 David Erwin 1981 Lanny Fife 1955 Joseph Friedman 1934-35-36 Eldon Daunoy 1934 Joseph Dill 2017 Raymon Dyer 1960-61 (Manager) Ed Erwin 1969-70 Jaylon Finner 2011-12-13-14 Pat Friend 1972 F.M. Daugherty, Jr. 1935 Darik Dillard 2013-14-15-16 Jarrett Erwin 1997-98-99-2000 Mike Firestone 1979-80 Jim Frith 1975-76 Bryan Davenport 1971-72-73 Jarett Dillard 2005-06-07-08 • EEE • John Eskridge 1962 Chris Fisher 1973-74-75 Michael Fritsch 1961 Angus Davis 1985-86 Joey DiQuinzo 1977-78 Jim Earthman 1977-78-79 Zach Espinosa 2012-13-14-15 Billy Fisk 1951-52 Jack Frye 1931 Dietrich Davis 2005-06 Bobby Dixon 1992-93-94-95 Mike Ecklund 1991-92-93 Emmanuel Esukpa 2016-17 Brendon Fitzgerald 1991-92-93 Garrett Fuhrman 2012-13-14-15 George Davis 1965-66-67 Toren Dixon 2006-07-08-09 Jeremy Eddington 2010-11-12-13 Braxton Evans 2005 Tim Fitzpatrick 1988-89-90 Howard Fulwiler 1913-14-15 J.B. Davis 1943 William Doak 1978 Dan Edling 1981-82 Corey Evans 1998, 2000-02 Gene Fleming 1962-63-64 Joe L. Davis 1997, 1999-2000 Larry Doolen 1966 Yoncy Edmonds 1992-93-94-95 Ernest Evans 1984-85 Christian Fletcher 2011-12-13 • GGG • Joe W. Davis 1992-93-94-95 J.R. Dormant 1916-17 Isaish Edwards 2016 Rishone Evans 2002 Larry Flournoy 1967 (Manager) Bruce Gadd 1970-71-72 John Davis 1984-85-86-87 Garrett Dornon 2004 Larry Edwards 1974-75-76 Jack Everett 1939-40 Sam Flowers 1937 Kevin Gaddis 2009-10 John W. Davis 1992 Brandon Douglas-Dotson 2015-16-17 Randy Eggemeyer 1973-74-75 Ricky Evrard 1977 Harris Forbes 1971-72 (Manager) Phillip Gaines 2009-10-12-13 Jowan Davis 2013-14-15-16 Christopher Douglas 2006-07-08 Virgil Eikenberg 1942, 1946-47 John Forbes 1934-35-36 Will Galusha 2003 Larry Davis 1967-68-69 Truman Douty 1931-32 Anthony Ekpe 2017 • FFF • Kevin Ford 2002 Robert Garbrecht 1952-53 Tim Davis 1969 Andray Downs 2003-04-05-06 Nick Elder 2012-13-14 Mike Falco 2003-04-05-06 Shelburne Ford 1958-59 Elijah Garcia 2017 W.R. Davis 1927 Michael Downs 1977-78-79-80 Nahshon Ellerbe 2016-17 David Falgout 2008-09 Walter Ford 1977-78-79 Paul Garcia 1978-79

178 I RICE FOOTBALL I LETTERMAN LIST Randy Garcia 1991-92-93 Sam Glaesmann 2017 Ian Gray 2011-12-13-14 Gene Hale 1941 Odis Harris 1930-31-32 Joe Henderson 1967-68-69 Max Gardner 1970 (Manager) Vernon Glass 1948-49-50 Neal Gray 1996-97-98-99 Travis Hale 1999-2000-01-02 Tommy Harris 1982, 1984 Thomas A. Henderson 1929 E.L. Garlach 1919 Earl Glassie 1939 Richard Gray 1980-81-82 W.R. (Billy) Hale 1930 Henry Harrison 1973-74 Tommy Henderson 2005-06-07-08 Doug Garland 1977 George Glauser 1948-49-50 Brandon Green 1999-2000-01-02 W.L. Hale, Jr. 1922-23-24 Will Harrison 2017 Bruce Hendrickson 1956 Willie Garley 2007-08-09-10 Steve Gleaves 1975, 1977-78-79 DJ Green 2014-15-16-17 Robert Hailey 1965-66-67 Dan Hart 1951-52-53 Joey Henke 1982-83 Terrance Garmon 2006-07-08-09 Tommy Godard 1971-72-73 G.M. Green 1917 James Hairston 2014 Alvin Hartman 1958-59-60 Bruce Henley 1971-72-73 James Garner 1968, 1970 Peter Godber 2014-15-16-17 J.R. Green 1937-38-39 Barney Haley 1933 Fred Hartman 1938-39-40 Eric Henley 1988-89-90-91 D.R. Garnett 1913-14 Byron Godfrey 1994-95-96-97 T.W. Green 1929 Bill Haley 1992 Sammy Hartman 1987-88-89-90 Cody Hennessee 2013-14-15-16 Skip Garrett 1977-78-80 Art Goforth 1939-40-41 Jack Greene 2017 Andy Hall 2003-04-05 Brice Harvey 1991 Robby Heos 2004-05-06-07 Julius Garrett 1933 Bart Goforth 1970-71-72 Buddy Gregory 1984-85-86 Chris Hall 1993 Billy Harvin 1998-99-2000-01 Kyle Herm 2000-01-02-03 Derek Gary 1999-2001 Bill Goins 1991-92-93 David Grenardo 1995-96-97-98 Courtney Hall 1985-86-87-88 Lou Hassell 1930-31 Adam Herrin 2002-03-04-05 Arnaud Gascon-Nadon 2008 Jimmy Golden 1992-93 David Grice 1988-89 Jerry Hall 1954-55 Mark Hatch 1981, 1983 John Paul Hershey 1970-71-72 Greg Gatlin 1999-2000-01-02 Layton Golemon 1952-53-54 Anthony Griffin 1997-98-99-2000 Lee Haltom 1915 Clint Hatfield 2001-02-03-04 Randy Hertel 1977-78-79-80 Andre Gautreaux 2011-12-13 Mike Gonzales 1987-88 David Griffin 1988-89-90-91 Halworthy 1919 Ron Hatfield 1962 E.W. Herting, Jr. 1925-26, 1928 Donald Gee 1955 Mike Goode 1971-72-73 Louis Griffin 1975-76 Brandon Hamilton 2012, 14 Vincent Hawkins 1999-2000-01-02 Charles Hester 1981-82-83-84 Fred Geisler 1973-74 Jeramy Goodson 2008-09 Scott Grimes 1996-97-98-99 Robbie Hamilton 2005-06 Dustin Haynes 2002-03, 2005 David Hester 1966-67 Eddie Gentry 1981-82-83 Buford Goodwin 1922 G.E. Grininger 1943-44 James Hamrick 1983-84-85 Tobin Haynes 1970-71-72 Tom Hetherington 1990-91-92-93 Spencer George 1993-94-95-96 Darrell Goolsby 1984-85-86-87 L.H. Gripon 1915-16 Paul Hancock 1936-37-38 Donald Hayward 1968-70 J.C. Heyck 1924-25 Pat N. Gerald 1961 Courtney Gordon 2003-04-05-06 Dale Grounds 1969-70-71 Bill Haner 1937-38 Bubba Heard 2005-06-07 Jake Hicks 2008-09-10-11 Pat S. Gerald 1983 Keilone Gordon 1995-96-97-98 Charles Gulbronson 1990-91-92 Wes Hansen 1976, 1978-79 William Heard 1940-41 Bryan Hill 1978-79-80-81 Nate German 2015-16 Preston Gordon 2015-16-17 Gerald Gusler 1957-58 C.A. Hanson 1944 R.H. (Hal) Heath 1917-18-19 Justin Hill 2007-08-09-10 Joel Giddens 1984-85-86-87 Matt Gorges 1955-56-57 Parker Hanusa 2016-17 Clay Hebert 2010-11 King Hill 1955-56-57 Jared Gilbert 2004-05 Brynton Goynes 1992-93-94-95 • HHH • Lee Hammett 1930-31-32 Jason Hebert 1998-99-2000-01 Louis D. Hill 1930 Trevor Gillette 2010-11-12-13 Ronnie Graham 1962 Tony Hackebeil 1975-76 Robert Hammond 1968 W.C. Heflin 1922-24 Malcolm Hill 2011-12-13-14 Greg Gillingham 1990-91 Garrett Grammer 2017 Dickie Bob Haddox 1950-51-52 Edwin Hander 1930-31-32 Joe Heikkinen 1983-84-85-86 Ross Hill 2011 Donald Gillis 1955, 1957 J.T. Granato 2016 C.M. Haden 1943 A.W. Harder 1928 Kelly Hejtmancik 2000-01 Glen Hine 1964-65-66 Mike Gingrich 1995-96, 1998-99 Kylen Granson 2016-17 Don Hager 1937-38-39 Jeremy Harper 2003 August O. Hein 1930 Glen Ray Hines 1986-87 Matt Ginn 2003, 2005 Darryl Grant 1977-78-79-80 W.W. Hair 1919-20 Lew Harpold 1953-54-55 Greg Heiskel 1983 Jess Hines 1936-37-38 John Gioffre 2008-09-10-11 Charles Grantham 1953 Frank Hairston 1937-38 Wayne Harpold 1979-80-81-82 John Held 1956 Jimmy Hines 1987-89 Paul Giroski 1949-50 Jerry Graves 1956-57-58 Billy E. Hale 1962-63-64 Archie Harris 1982-83 Greg Henderson 2001-02-03-04 Garland Hinman 1932 James Givens 1983-84 Bobby Gray 1992-93-94 Chris Hale 1968, 1970-71 Jerry Harris 1955-56 James Henderson 1964-65-66 Eugene Hinyard 1966-67-68

RICE FOOTBALL I LETTERMAN LIST I 179 Pio Hocate 1991 Brent Hotard 2008-09-10-11 N.E. Hyde 1926-27-28 Larry Jester 1993 T.R. Jones 1944 David Keys 1968-69-70 Paul Hochuli 1925-26 David Houser 1974, 1976-77-78 Randy Jinks 1968 Trevor Jones 2012,14 Steve Kidd 1983-84-85-86 Howard Hoelscher 1956-57 C.C. Howard 1944-45 • III • George Jinks 1967 Donald Jordan 1958-59 (Manager) Bobby Kieswetter 2013 Dick Hoerster 1945-46-47 Ed Howard 1991-92-93-94 J.T. Ibe 2015-16-17 Albert Johnson 1954-55-56 W.B. Joseph 1925-26 L.L. Kilgore 1943 Jon Hodde 2011-12-13 Gabe Howe 2001-02 J.W. Irvine 1922 Cameron Johnson 2016-17 G.B. Journey 1913-14 Kent Killion 1977-78-79-80 Kevin Hodges 1982-83 Bill Howton 1949-50-51 John Isaac 1986-87-88 Carl Johnson 1952-53 John Joyce 1976-77-78-79 Robert Kimbro 1930 Robert Hoffmann 1978-79-80 Javante Hubbard 2017 R.A. Isaacks 1943 Cedrick Johnson 1977, 1979-80 Luke Juist 2004-05-06-07 Donald Kindred 1989-90-91-92 Dana Hogan 1991-92-93-94 Will Hubbard 1962, 1964 Larry Izzo 1992-93-94-95 Clint Johnson 1998-99-2000-01 • KKKK • Boyd King 1958-59-60 Michael Holder 1964 Robert Hubble 1978-79-80-81 Collin Johnson 2016 E.F. Kalb 1913-14-15-16 Brandon King 2005-06-07-08 Lamoine Holland 1954 Jesse Hudak 2017 • JJJ • Connor Johnson 2014-16 Ndukwe Kalu 1993-94-95-96 Gilbert King 1969-70-71 Donald Hollas 1987-88-89-90 John Hudson 1951-52-53 Fred Jacob 1942 Danny R. Johnson 1973-74-75-76 George Karam 1960-61 Greg King 1987-88-89-90 Hugo Hollas 1965-66-67 Ross Huebel 2002-03-04 Broderick Jackson 2012-13 David (Kosse) Johnson 1951-52-53 Mike Keavney 1985 Rufus King 1958-59-60 Richard Hollas 1971-72-73 Matt Huelsman 1994 Cedrick Jackson 1994 Donald Johnson 1968, 1970 Gene Keel 1940 Randy Kitchens 2007-09-10-11 Shane Hollas 1989-90-91-92 John Huff 1965 Clifford Jackson 1989-90-91-92 Doug Johnson 1980, 1982-83-84 Henry Kellogg 1933 Chester Klaerner 1930-31 Will Hollas 1985-86, 1988 Brent Huffman 1995-96-97 Driphus Jackson 2012-13-14-15 Eddie Johnson 1983-84 Gordon Kellogg 1953-54 Dylan Klare 2010-11-13-14 Terry Holley 2001-02-03-04 Scott Huffman 1999-2000-01-02 Fred Jackson 2013 Eric Johnson 1984-85-86-87 W.W. Kendrick 1925 Clifford Klindworth 1935-37 Ronnie Holliday 1965 Andrew Hughes 1995-96-97-98 Jake Jackson 1997-98-99-2000 Freddy Johnson 1979-80 A.R. Kennedy 1917, 1920-21 Cory Klingler 2015-16 Ben Hollingsworth 1963 Arthur Hughes 1935-36-37 1989, 1991-92 Kevin Johnson 1994 J.B. Kennedy 1945 Max Kloesel 1959, 1962 (Manager) Michael Holman 2002 Macon Hughes 1967-68, 1970 Roland Jackson 1959-60-61 Preston Johnson 1964 Mack Kennedy 1957 Scott Kloesel 1983-84-85 Dwayne Holmes 1981-82-83-84 Mario Hull 2011-13-14 Shan Jackson 1995-96-98-99 Sammy Johnson 1971-72-73 Ross Kennedy 1928-29 H.L. Klotz 1922-23 Stephen Holmes 1984-85-86-87 Tim Hum 1985 T.H. Jackson 1916 Robert Johnston 1959-60-61 Wayne Kennedy 1966-67-68 Brent Knapton 1986-87-88 Greg Holloran 1996-97 Weldon Humble 1941-42, 1946 Richard Jamerson 1930-31 Ronnie Johnston 1969-70-71 Huey Keeney 1945-46-47-48 Charles Knight 1956-57-58 H.L. Hood 1943 Ted Humphreys 1984-85, 1987-88 Dylan James 2017 Bush Jones, Jr. 1927-28-29 Gordon Kellogg 1952-53-54 Dewitt Knight 1932 Jeff Hood 1985-86-87-88 Cole Hunt 2014-15 Vernon James 2005-06-07-08 Chris Jones 2007-08-09-10 David Kelley 1956-57 Joe J. Knipple 1926-27-28 Mike Hooks 1989-90-91-92 Dan Hunt 1964 Chris Jammer 2008-09-10-11 Donnell Jones 1982, 1984-85 Jerry Kelley 1961-62-63 William Knowles 1977, 1979-80 W.A. Hooper 1928 Kyle Hunter 1979 Bobby Janisch 2012 E.R. Jones 1929-30 Jim Kelley 1974-75 Marcus Knox 2006-07-08-09 J.M. Hopkins 1924 Jeremy Hurd 2000, 2002-03 A.J. Jarrell 1917 Gene Jones 1956-57-58 John Kelly 1947-48-49 Allen Koch 1986-87-88-89 Reggie Hopkins 1978 V.K. Hurd 1913-14 D.C. Jarvis 1916-17, 1919-20 Jason Jones 1993 John Kelly 1971-72-73 Koenig 1927 David Hornberger 2001 Hal Husbands 1937-38-39 Jay Jefferson 1982-83 M.A. Jones 1946 Pat Kelly 1972-73 Koty Kothmann 1981-82 Joe Hornberger 2001 Monte Hutchinson 1968-69-70 Keith Jefferson 1989 Mike Jones 1994-95-96-97 Randy Kerbow 1960-61-62 Jordan Kramer 2000, 2002-03-04 Cary Horton 1990-91-92 Elmo Hutzler 1933 Lamont Jefferson 1977-78-79-80 Todd Jones 1984-85-86-87 Rick Kern 1975 Michael Kramer 1972

180 I RICE FOOTBALL I LETTERMAN LIST Ronald Kramer 1957 Chuck Latourette 1964-65-66 Ryan Lewis 2009 • MMM • Anton Martinkus 1930 James L. McCullough 1933 Tommy Kramer 1973-74-75-76 Fred Lauterbach 1931-32-33 Tommy Lewis 1973-74, 1976 David Maberry 1985-86-87-88 Kevin Masek 1994-95-96 Dee McCurry 1972-73-74 Rolf Krueger II 2003-04-05-06 Richard Lauterbach 1933 Walter Ligon 1959-60 A.A. Macaluso 1945 J.L. Mason, Jr. 1944-45 Sonny McCurry 1949-50-51 Wes Kubesch 1996-97-98-99 Winston LaVan 1990-91-92 Ronnie Lillard 2008-09 Trey Macaluso 2005 Terry Mason 1970 John McDonald 1964-65 Klein Kubiak 2010-11-12-13 Mendel Laviage 1955 Andy Lindblade 1984-85 Alastair MacPhail 1989-90 Travis Mason 2006-07-08-09 Mike McDonald 1970 J.W. Kucera 1943 D.C. Lawrence 1921, 1923 Preacher Lindsay 1917, 1919 Odis Mack 1978-79-80 Wayland Mason 1984-85-86-87 Vance McDonald 2009-10-11-12 Louis Kunetka 1939-40 F.A. Lawrence 1943-44 James Liska 1973-74-75 Dicky Maegle 1953-54 R.D. Mathias 1915 Calvin McDougle 1939-40-41 Marvin Kunkel 1957 Cory Laxen 2003-04-05 Steve Lister 1983-84 John W. Magee 1942-46-47 Rock Mathis 1983, 1986 E.H. McFarland 1917-18-19 Michael Kutzler 2011-12-13 Gilbert Leach 1929 Gene Little 1950-51-52 Roddy Maginot 2008-09 Paine Matiscik 2016-17 J.W. McFarland 1914-15-16-17 Keith Kveton 1977-78-79-80 Joseph Leary 2007-08 Bobby Lively 1958-59-60 Bert Magness 1930 Raymond Mauldin 1959 Tabari McGaskey 2013-14-16 Michael Lecclier 1998 Richard Lockman 1979 Kenny Major 1985-86 Joe Tom Maxwell 1965 G.A. McGee 1919-20-21-22 • LLL • Richard Ledo 2011 Mark Lodge 1996 Clayton Malcomb 2016-17 Lee May 1930 Sam McGuffie 2010-11-12 Tony Labay 1965-66 Delwood Lee 1949 Ed Lofton 1973-74-75 Doug Malcomb 1981-82 James Mayden 2014-16 Taylor McHargue 2010-11-12-13 Gary LaBerge 1959 Derwood Lee 1948-49 G.A. Lokey 1922 Daniel Malin 1961-62 Scott Mayhew 2002-03-04 Brad McKay 1985-86-87-88 Dick Lagow 1965-66 Jimmy Lee 1991-92-93-94 Brandon Long 2007-08-09-10 Charles Malmberg 1941-42-43, 46 Sam Mays 1933-34-35 H.R. McKean 1921 Fay Lagow 1931-32-33 K.E. Lee 1929-30 Trevor Long 2015-16-17 Kim Malone 1969-70-71 Louis Mazzurana 1962 Rusty McKeever 1973 Joe Lagow 1933-34 LaMar Lee 1952-53 Bob Loper 1975-76-77 Mike Malone 1970 Malden McArthur 1930-31 Stan McKinney 1982-83-84 Ernie Lain 1937-38-39 Lyndon Lee 1995 Thomas Lott 2003-04-05 W.A. Malseed 1944 Mark McArthur 1983 Jim McKinnon 1930-32 R.L. Lamb 1923 Mark Lee 2000 R.F. Loughridge 1925-27, 1931 Frankie B. Mandola 1966-67-68 Ross McBrayer 1937 W.L. McKinnon 1928 Jay Lamy 1992-93-94-95 Mike Lee 1982, 1984-85 Terry Lowe 1982-83-84 David Mangold 1984-85-86, 1988 Jake McBride 1945, 1948 Scott McLaughlin 1983-84 Joe Lamy 1994 Randy Lee 1969-70-71 Alex Lowry 2009 Jerry Manning 1972 William McCabe 1972-73-74 Tyrone McLaurin 1987 Mike Landrum 1973-74-75 Tommy Lee 1989 Raul Loya 1983-84-85-86 Brandon Manning 1998-99-2000-01 W.J. McCaine 1921 Josh McMillan 1997-98-99-2000 Brennan Landry 2002-03-04-05 Wade Lee 1987-88 Bruse Loyd 1983-84 Ron Manning 1986-87-88 LaDouphyous McCalla 1995-96-97-98 Ryan McMillan 1997-98 Matt Landry 1936-37-38 Kenneth Lefner 1967-68 Jason Lucas 1988-90 David Mantor 1955-56 Wally McCampbell 1984 James McPhail 1948-49 (Manager) Buck Laning 1973, 1976 Tanner Leland 2010-11-12-13 Kramer Lucio 2008-09-10 Casey Marchbanks 2007-08 George McCarble 1928-29-30 Joe McPhail 1949 Bob Lantrip 1948-49 Lester Lehman 1965-66-67 Lance Luedeker 2003, 2005-06 Ronnie Marsh 1967-68-69 John McCauley 1932, 1934-35 Walter McReynolds 1962-63-64 Nick Lanza 1946-47-48 Clint Leschber 1996-97-98-99 D.B. Lunday 1942 Kyle Martens 2008-09-10-11 William McClay 1985-86-87-88 W.M. McVey 1924 Josh LaRocca 1991, 1993-94-95 Norman Letts 1933-34 Brad Luvender 2014 Donny Martin 1979-80-81-82 Wayne McClelland 1959 Micah Meador 2002-03-04 Ross Lassley 2000-01-02-03 Msonthi Levine 1992 Alex Lyons 2013-14-15-16 Henry Martin 1959 Mike McCollum 1971 Jody Medford 1972-73-74 Otha Latin 1988-89-90-91 Keith Lewis 1984-85-86-87 Bryan Lyssy 1993-94 R.J. Martin 1944 Johnny McCoy 1980-81 Larry Medford 1971-72-73 Bill Latourette 1970-71 Kerry Lewis 1991-92 Trey Martin 2014-15-16-17 Clifford McCraw 1957-58 Evan Meeks 1999, 2001

RICE FOOTBALL I LETTERMAN LIST I 181 Mace Meeks 1986-87 Wright Moody 1969-70-71 N.L. Nicholson 1945, 1947 Travis Ortega 1997-98-99-2000 Hart Peebles 1956, 1958 Weldon Meeks 1978-80-82 Bobby Moore 1950-51-52 • NNN • Scott Nimmons 2008 Uzoma Osuji 2017 Tommy Peel 1970 Charles Mehr 1933 Charlie Moore 1935-36-37 Jerry Nacarrato 1970-71 Pinky Nisbet 1953-54-55 Bryan Ottmers 1974 Thadis Pegues 2002, 2004-05 Floyd Melcher 1937, 1939 Donte Moore 2010-11-12-13 James Nall 1942 Chris Nixon 1985-86-87, 1989 Kerry Overton 1983-84-85-86 David Perkins 2004-05-06-07 Terrence Melton 1995-96-97-98 Joe Moore 2001-02-03-04 Jim Nance 1936-37 Ralph Noble 1946-47 Cheta Ozougwu 2007-08-09-10 Hal Perkins 1974 Jeff Mercer 1992-93-94 Lynwood Moore 1959 P.E. Nash 1917, 1919-20-24 Andy Nobles 1938 Robert Perkins 1942 Michael Merrick 2002-03-04 Norman Moore 1952 (Manager) Stefan Nazar 2010 Stephen Noh 2011 • PPP • Michael Perry 1995-96-97-98 Willie Merritt 1998-99 Steve Moore 1973-74-75-76 Billy Neal 1973-75-76 Kim Noland 1975-76 Blain Padgett 2015-16-17 Vince Pershing 1989-90 Albert Metzler 1933-34 G.O. (George) Morgan, Jr. 1922-23-24 John Neece 1935-36-37 Brian Nordstrom 2013-14 Harold Palmer 1937-38-39 Edwin Peters 1959 Keith Meyer 2000-01-02 Rusty Morgan 1965 Terry Neely 1981 Matt Nordstrom 2008-09-10-11 Jarrett Palmieri 1989-90-91-92 James Peters 1954-55 Brian Mica 1981-82 W.O. Morgan 1928-29-30 Wayneard Nellums 1979-80-81-82 Wil Norris 2007 Bryce Parker 1937 Turner Petersen 2010-11-12-13 Harold Mickelson 1931-32-33 Alex Morris 1995-96-97 Chad Nelson 1994-95-96-97 Rodney Norton 1972-73-74-75 E.M. Parker 1945-46-47-48 Archie Peterson 1963 Middleton 1917 Joe Morris 1934-36 K.O. Nelson 1945 Andrew Novak 2006 Richard Parker 1965 Jon Peterson 1972-73-74 Charles Miller 1963 Matt Morris 2016 Paki Nelsno 1995 Robert Nowlin 1942 Dennis Parks 2012-13-14 Grant Peterson 2014 Chris Miller 1990-91-92 Russell Moses 1984-85-86-87 Rudolph Nelson 1978 Bobby Nunez 1982-83-84-85 Tyler Parish 2008-09-10-11 Jae Phan 2016-17 Deron Miller 1981-82 Max Moss 1987, 1989 Bob Nemir 1944-45 Martin Nwakamma 2015-16-17 Don Parrish 1975-76-77-78 Virgil Phelps 1964-65 Gene Miller 1957-58-59 Mitch Moss 1989, 1991 Horton Nesrsta 1951-52-53 Cameron Nwosu 2010-11-12 D.P. Parrish 1943-44 Bryan Phillips 1977-78-79-80 Jimmy Miller 2005-06-07-08 Will Moss 2005-06-08 Jack Neubauer 1970 George Nyakwol 2017 George Parry 1962-63 Dickie Phillips 1967-68 Ralph Miller 1934 Anthony Mowry 2000-01 Eric Neuhaus 2007 Cedric Parson 1987 Donald Phillips 1956-57 C.H. Mims 1929 Stuart Mouchantaf 2012-13, 15 Alfred R. Neumann 1949-50 • OOO • Clint Parsons 1987-88-89-90 Mike Phillips 1969-70-71 John Mims 1961-62-63 Darrell Mouton 1977-78-79-80 Jesse Neves 1973-74 Eric Ober 1994-95 Tom Parsons 1947-48 Tucker Phillips 1993-94-95-96 George Miner 1944, 1946 Dwane Moyer 1975-76-77-78 Joe Neveux 1930-31 David Odem 1963 Alden Pasche 1930-31 Will Phillips 2017 Julius Mitchell 2000-01 Dwight Moyer 1975-76-77-78 Rodd Newhouse 1994-95-96-97 Jeff Odom 1997 Steve Pasterchick 1978-79 James Phorne 1983-84-85-86 Osby Mitchell 1980-81 Bert A. Mueller 1930, 1933 Danny Newman 1976-77-78 Steve Ogletree 1971-72 Zach Patt 2011-12-13-14 Joe Phy 1971-72-73 Reid Mitchell 2016 Jim Murphy 1989 Dasharm Newsome 2017 J.M. Ogg 1925, 1927 Brian Patterson 1981-82-83 Pike Pickett 2001 Scott Mitchell 2007-08-09-10 Ralph Murphy 1946-47-48-49 H.J. Nichols, Jr. 1943-44, 1946 Michael O’Grady 1965 Connor Patterson 2013-16 Pascual Piedfort 1966-67-68 Todd Mohr 2006-07-08 T.R. Murphy 1945 Johnny F. Nichols 1959 Gilbert Okoronkwo Michael Patterson 2009-10-11 Randy Piel 1974-75-76 Crockett Mokry 2017 G.H. Murray 1925, 1927 Johnny H. Nichols 1961-62-63 1998-99-2000-01 William Patterson 1959 Sam Pierce 2015-16-17 Phillip Money 1980-81-82-83 Virgil Mutschink 1955 Howard Nicholls 1934-35 Larry O’Neal 1973-74-75 Kenny Paul 1952-53-54 Clenzie Pierson 1980-81-82 Ben Montgomery 1994-95-96 Robert Myer 1930-31-32 Douglas Nicholson 1965-66-67 G.W. Oprea 1945 L.L Payne 1927-28 Kenneth Pinkston 1990-91-92 Cameron Montgomery 2017 Jordan Myers 2017 Gordon Nicholson, Jr. 1931-32 John Orsak 1959 C.W. Pearce 1945 Paul Piper 1962-63-64

182 I RICE FOOTBALL I LETTERMAN LIST James Pitman 2002-03-04 Rex Procter 1949-50 Kyle Rice 1979-80-81-82 Mark Roquemore 1976 Kenneth Sam 1980-81 W.F. Scruggs 1943-44 Rashard Pittman 1998-99-2000-01 Tim Procter 1977-78 Robert Rice 1963-64 I.B. Rose 1945 Eric Sampson 1981-82-83-84 Ted Scruggs 1941-42, 1946 Bobby Plaster 1966-67-68 Steve Pruitt 1971-72-73 Nate Richards 2012-13 Jeff Rose 1974-75-76 Alfred Sanders 1975-76 Josh Seale 2000-01 Gary Poage 1960-61 Chris Ptaszek 2005-06-07-08 Barry Richardson 1965-66-67 Joey Roseborough 1987, 1989 Tim Sanders 1979-80-81-82 Edward Searcy 1957-58 Dennis Pokluda 1973-74 Oather Pugh 1949 Chad Richardson 1996-97-98-99 Charles Ross 2009-10-12-13 Aaron Sandoval 1997-98-99, 2001 John Searcy 1959 Charles Pollard 1957-58-59 Frank Pustka 1966-67-68 Dan Richardson 1932 Tobin Rote 1946-47-48-49 Herbert Sawyer 1929-30 Bryan Seely 1974-75-76 C.O. Pollard 1918 Richard Pustka 1968 Darrell Richardson 1991-92 Kent Rowald 1983-84-85 A.C. Sauer 1926 Ardie Segars 1973-74-75-76 Darrion Pollard 2013-14-16 Ernest Richardson 1965-66 Kenneth Roy 1974-75-76 Graysen Schantz 2014, 2016-17 Richard Segina 1987-88-89-90 Ryan Pollard 2013-14-15 • QQQ • Isaiah Richardson 2017 Laney Royal 1977-78 A.P. Schoenfield 1927-28 Andrew Sendejo 2006-07-08-09 Ryan Pontbriand 1999-2000-01-02 Stone Quillian 1940-41-42 Walter Richardson 1969-70 Roy Royall 1934-35 Jake Scheuhle 1936-37-38 D. Senuta 1945 Kevin Pool 2010 Rod Rickett 1980-81 Will Rub 1977-78-79-80 Jon Schnable 1958-59 Marc Seguin 1980-81 Bendy Poole 1959 • RRR • Brian Rider 1967 (Manager) Leo Rucka 1951-52-53 Charles Schoultz 1939 (Manager) Corey Seymour 1989-90-92-93 Paul Porras 2010-11-12-13 James Radcliffe 2011-12-13-14 Reggie Riggs 1980-81-82 Marcus Rucker 2003-04-05-06 Bobby Schrader 1988-89-90 Hosam Shahin 2010-11-12 Tom Posey 1940 Gene Raesz 1959-60-61-62 Teddy Riggs 1950-51 Rudd 1916-17 Karl Schraer 1986 C.R. Shaw 1919 Nate Poss 1973-74-75-76 Josh Rahman 2015-16-17 Harold Riley 1947-48-49 Mike Ruehman 1983-84 Rudy Schrieder 1964 Doug Shaw 1991 J.P. Potts 1916, 1919 Brian Raines 2005-06-07-08 Joel Rios 1981-82-83 Mike Ruff 1994-95-96 R.J. Schroeder 1951-52-53 Eric Shaw 1985-86-87 G.B. Powell 1919-20 Patrick Randolph 2007-08-09-10 Jay Riviere 1954-55 Larry Ruffin 1996-97-98-99 Charlie Schuchard 1971-72 (mgr.) Jimmy Shaw 2003 Frank Power, Jr. 1927-28-29 Don Rather 1958-59 Billy Robb 1937, 1939 Alvin Runnels 1979-80-81-82 Max Schuebel 1951-52-53 M.W. Sheffield 1943-44 Paul Power 1984-85 R.H. Ray 1922-23-24 Houston Robert 2016-17 Carl Russ 1944, 1946-47 George Schulgren 1965-66-67 Antwan Shell 1999-2000-01-02 Calvin Powitsky 1965-66 Eddie Rayburn 1954-55 S.J. Roberts, Jr. 1947-48-49 Russ Russell 1970 Randall Schultz 1991 R.L. Shelton 1945 Michael Poynter 2012 Lance Redmon 2001 Charles Robinson 1968-69-70 T.N. Russell 1929 Ronald Schultz 1959, 1961 Robby Shelton 1966-67-68 Kyle Prater 2011-12 Claude Reed 1974-75 Melvin Robinson 1981-82-83-84 Deric Rutherford 1991-92-93-94 Robert Schulze 1932-33 Terry Shelton 1966-67 Chad Price 2003-04-05-06 Sam Knox Reed 1967-68-69 Merritt Robinson 1987-88-89 Don Rutledge 1976-77-78-79 Joe Schwab 1984-85 Ja’Corey Shepherd 2005-06-07-08 Herman Price 1936-37 Tommy Rees 1961 Allen Rodgers 1959 Frank Ryan 1956-57 Carl Schwartz 1947-48-49 John Thomas Shepherd 2006-07-08-09 Jack Price 1946-47-48-49 Scott Reeves 1986-87-88-89 Erik Rodriguez 1994 Leroy Rysa 1965 Paul Scire 1981 Michael Shirk 1991-92-93 Joe Price 1939-40-41 Andrew Reue 2012-13-14-15 Jimmie Rogers 1936-37-38 Dexter Scott 1985-87 Chris Shoppa 1980-81-82 Steven Prichard 1966-67-68 D.J. Reneaux 1945 Ernie Rogers 1976-77-78 • SSS • Jack Scott 1929 Will Shoppa 2007 Verlan Prichard 1940-41 Alvin Rettig 1982-83 Page Rogers 1954-55 Nick Sabula 1999-2000-01-02 Kelly Scott 1932 Tanner Schuck 2008-09-10-11 Alan Pringle 1973-74 Atwood Reynolds 1925 Roger Roitsch 1968-69-70 Adrian Sadler 1997-98-99-2000 Marc Scott 1983-84-85-86 Dan Shuford 1956 Atchley Procter 1953-54 Rashad Reynolds 1995-96-97-98 Kurt Roper 1992-93-94 Mitchell Sadler 1941 Scraeder 1927 Mark Shupak 1983 Michael Procter 1965 Don Rhoden 1950-51-52 Quentis Roper 1985-86-87-88 William D. Sadler 1932, 1934-35 Jared Scruggs 2003-04-05 Matt Sign 1989-90-91-92

RICE FOOTBALL I LETTERMAN LIST I 183 Dylan Silcox 2017 Michael Smith 2008-09-10-11 Aaron Stanley 1993-94-95-96 Paul Strahan 1968-69-70 H.D. Tate 1943-44 Steve M. Thompson 1986-87 Gene Silver 1950-51 P.A. Smith 1929 Spencer Stanley 2013-14 Russell Streeter 1994-95-96 Gene Taubert 1966-67-68 Todd Thompson 1988-89-90-91 Gerald Simila 1970 Parker Smith 2015-16-17 Reinhardt Stanzel 1937-38-39 John Stroman 1975, 1977-78 Carl Taylor 2005-06-08 Travis Thompson 2000-01-02 Matt Simonette 2012-13-14 Quinton Smith 2004-05-06 C.H. Starin 1945 Randolph Strong 1930-31-32 Charlie Taylor 1975-76-77-78 Terry Thornton 1988-89-90-91 Billy Simmons 1958-59-60 R.C. Smith 1943-44 E.Y. Steakley, Jr. 1936-37-38 David Stroud 1975-76 Jordan Taylor 2011-12-13-14 John Thrasher 1930-31-32 Kennett Simmons 1959-60-61-62 Raymond Smith 1934-35 Charles Stearns 1950 Max Stroud 1959-60 Mac Taylor 1953 Jack Throckmorton 1954-55 Jack Simms 1942-43 Robert Smith 1939 Frank Steen 1934, 1936-37 Mark Stuart 1982-83 William Taylor 1946-47-48-49 Raphael Tillman 1995, 1999 Ryan Simonak 2003-04 Roland Smith 1983 Tyler Stehling 2014-15-16 Larry Stuppy 1990-91 Randolph Teakell 1977 Kenneth Tilton 1959 John Simonton 1993 Ryan Smith 1999-2000-01 Thomas Stellman 1959-60 Joe Suggs 1971 Trey Teichelman 1988-89-90-91 James Timmons 1951-52 Bill Simpson 1922 Tyler Smith 2009-10-11 R.B. Stelzer 1943 Douglas Sullivan 1937-38 Richard Terrell 1924 Bobby Tincher 1977 David Simpson 1971-72 Brannan Smoot 1985-86-87 Ben Stephens 2000-01-02-03 R.S. Sullivan 1917, 1922 Matt Terrill 2016 Douglas Tipton 1939-40 Jim Simpson 1984-85 C.C. Snell 1914 Travis Stephenson 2004 Pete Sultis 1942, 1946 Arthur Terry 1993-94-95-96 Haden Tobola 2015-16-17 Ed Singletary 1937-38-39 David Snellings 1971-72-73 Sean Sterle 1986 1939 Thurman Terry 1958 Everett Todd 1979, 1981-82-83 Tommy Siragusa 1954-55 Mark Snyder 1978 Henry Stern 1937 Robert Summerlin 1989-90 Tracy Terry 1971 Jericho Toilolo 1980, 1983 Brandon Skeen 2000-01-02-03 Ronnie Sollock 1967 Don Stephens 1942 Robert Susen 1975-76 Jeremy Thigpen 1993-94-95-96 Brandon Tolbert 2007-08 Josh Skinner 2011-13 Scott Solomon 2007-08-09, 11 John Stephenson 1959 Jeff Swab 1977 Cole Thomas 2014-15-16-17 A.M. Tomforde 1913-15 Doak Slay 1981-82 Mike South 1977-78 Stevens 1915 Jim Swanson 1964-65-66 E.F. Thomas 1929 Steve Tomkins 1984-85 Buck Sloan 1939-40-41 Bryan Soward 1991-92-93 Hugh Stevens 1938-39-40 Swartz 1921-22-23 Jamael Thomas 2010-11-12 Charles Torello 1995-96-97-98 Miklo Smalls 2017 Jeff Sowells 1992-93-94-95 Larry Stewart 1962-63 P.D. Swatzell 1943 Jeff Thomas 1984-85-86-87 Clemente Torres 1992-93-94 W.O. Smiley, Jr. 1925 Clifford Sparks 2001-02-03-04 Samuel Stewart 2015-16-17 Ahmad Sweeney 2008 Paul Thomas 1996-97 Jacque Torres 1988-89 Corbin Smiter 2006-08-10 Gordon Speer 1957-58-59 Pat Stidham 1974-75-76 Carl Swierc 1971-72-73 Rickey Thomas 1977-78-79-80 M.J. Towns 1944 Bencil Smith 2005-06-08 Steve Spicer 1979-80-81 Elliston Stinson 1984-85 John Sword 1971 Cameron Thompson 2007-08 Austin Trammell 2017 C.M. Smith 1945 Nick Spillios 1974-75-76 Harold Stockbridge 1941, 1946-47 James Sykes 1973-74-75-76 Carl Thompson 2015-16 Orville Trask 1954-55 Frank Smith 1961 Mark Spinner 1994-95-96-97 David Stockwell 1968-69-70 John Syptak 2002-03-04-05 Charles Thompson 1955-56 Drew Travis 2013 H.W. Smith 1922-23-24 James Spruill 1942, 1947 John Stoerkel 1966-67 John Sylvester 1933-34-35 J.P. Thompson 2015-16 W.C. Treadway 1951-52-53 J.D. Smith 1956-57-58 Mike Spruill 1969-70-71 Bill Stone 1987-88-89-90 John Sylvester 1961-62-63 Joe Bob Thompson 1998-99-2000-01 Robert Tresch 1940-41-42 Joel Smith 1965-66 Seaman Squyres 1930-31 Bryant Stone 1954-55 Brian Symonette 1989-90 Kenneth Thompson 2014-15, 2017 Kevin Trigg 1981-82-83 Judd Smith 1996-97-98-99 Brian Stacey 2008-09-10-11 Morris Stone 1952-53-54 Larry Thompson 1994-95-96 Lyndal Trout 1973, 1975-76 Kenny Smith 1998-99-2000-01 Joe Staley 1939-40 Lee Stonestreet 1949-50 • TTT • Preston Thompson 2007-08 Dwain Turner 1983-84-85-86 Kyle Smith 1981-82-83 W.M. Standish 1913-14-15 J.A. Stoppel 1928 Chance Talbert 2006-07-08-09 Roy Thompson 1985-86-87 Jon Turner 2004-05-06-07 LonDee Smith 1997-98-2000 John Stanfield 1973-74-75-76 Fred Stovall 1985 Brad Tally 1971-72 Steve B. Thompson 1981-82-83-84 Luke Turner 2012-13-14-15

184 I RICE FOOTBALL I LETTERMAN LIST Melvin Turner 1987-88-89 Richard Vestal 1940 George Walmsley 1944-45-46-47 Denzel Wells 2010-11 Alonzo Williams 1989-90-91-92 Jason Winship 1993-94-95-96 R.R. Turner, Jr. 1944 Cameron Vester 2009 Aston Walter 2015-16 Robbie Wells III 2013-14-16-17 Bobby Williams 1956-57 Robert Winship 1949-50 Shane Turner 2008-09 Tom Vickers 1935-36-37 Austin Walter 2015-16-17 Todd Wernet 1977-78 Bobby Williams, Jr. 1979-80 Ross Winship 2012-13-14-15 Jamie Tyler 1998-99-2000-01 Donell Victorian 1998-99 Dale Walters 1980-81-82-83 Ben Westcott 1996 Byron Williams 1934-35 Leland Winston 1966-67-68 Mike Tyler 1969-70-71 Mike Vietor 1995-96-97-98 R.L. Walters 1922 Joey Wheeler 1989-90-91-92 Caleb Williams 2012-13-14-15 O.C. Winston 1925 Jackson Tyner 2016-17 J.L. Vilbig 1918 C.A. Ward 1928 Paul Wheeler 1984 C.D. Williams 1929 Harry Witt 1933-34-35 Thomas Tyner 1965-66-67 Randy Vincent 1959 Sam Ward 1952 Brownie Wheless 1969-70 Derrick Williams 1993-94-95 Jack Wolcott 1948-49 Stahle Vincent 1969-70-71 Taylor Wardlow 2006-07-08-09 Collin Whitaker 2017 James (Froggy) Williams 1946-47-48-49 Brian Womac 2015-16-17 • UUU • Jim Vining 1963-64-65 Justin Warren 2011-13 Aubrey White 2004-05-06-07 Jared Williams 2009-10-11-12 Benji Wood 1996-97 C.J. Ugokwe 2006-07-08 Charles Volz 1973 Michael Warren Jr. 2012 Claude White 1956-57 Kenneth Williams 1955-56-57 Joe Don Wood 2002-03-04-05 Ronald Ulbrich 1963 Sean Washington 1991-92-93 Destri White 2014-15-16-17 Mark Williams 1970-71-72 J.P. Wood 1939 Kent Ulm 1968 • WWW • Terrence Washington 1983 John White 2000-01-02 Richard A. Williams 1994 Michael Wood 1964 Ulrich 1923 Ron Waedemon 1969-71-72 Tony Washington 1996-97 Johnson White 1990, 1992-93 Richard C. Williams 1986-87-88-89 Philip Wood 1969-70-71 F.W. Underwood 1924-25-26 Brett Wagner 1980-81-82 Halie Washington 1987 Julius White III 2011-12-13-14 Rodney Williams 1980-81 Stephen Wood 2003-04-05 J.A. Underwood, Jr. 1918-19-20-21 Daniel (Hans) Wagner 1951-52 Ronald Waters 1959 Sean White 1999-2000-01-02 R.P. Williams 1919-20-21 William Wood 2003-04-05-06 Nick Uretsky 2014-15-16-17 Kurt Wagner 1993 Chandler Watkins 2013-14 Al Whitfield 1978-79-80-81 S.J. Williams, Jr. 1924-25 Dickie Woods 1960-61 Martin Uwah 2010 Ronnie Waldo 1964 Joe Watson 1946-47-48-49 Jamey Whitlock 1994-95-96 Travis Williams 1985-86 G.A. Woods 1924-26 Emmett Waldron 1991-92-93-94 Ted Watson 1950 Kenneth Whitlow 1938-39-40 Walter Williams 1936-37-38 Ryan Woods 1994-95-96 Cornelius Walker 1972-73-74 Robert Wayt 1959-60-61 Larry Whitmire 1955-56-57 Windell Williams 1942, 1946 Bob Woolbright 1954 • VVV • Donahue Walker 1981-83 Russell Wayt 1962-63-64 Donald Whittaker 1952 Robert Williamson 1976-77-79-80 Adrian Woolcock 1994-95 Bo Valles 1993, 1995-96-97 Gene Walker 1963-64-65 Gerald Weatherly 1945, 1947-48-49 Jesse Whittenton 1973, 1976 Greg Willig 1989-90-91-92 C.H. Wooten 1913-14 G.D. Vance 1916 Jeff Walker 1987-88 David Webb 1959 Charlie Wiesbusch 2007-08 M.C. Willis 1923 Mike Wooten 1984 David Vandiver 1971-72-73 Malcolm Walker 1962-63-64 Max Webb 1958-59-60 Ben Wiggins 2002-03-04 Luke Willson 2009-10-11-12 R.E. Wortham 1954-55 Jeff Vanover 2000, 2002-03 William Walker 1963-64-65 Xavier Webb 2008-09-10-11 Bobby Wilburn 1979 Derras Wilmington 1993, 1995-96 Bill Wright 1950-51 Dan Van Winkle 1966-67 John Wall 2005 Matt Webber 1998-99-2000-01 I.M. Wilford 1922-23-24 Antonio Wilson 1989-90-91-92 Bobby Wright 1958 Ron Vaughn 1973-74-75 Bill Wallace 1932, 1934-35 T.A. Weems 1940 John Wilkins 1963 (Manager) Don Wilson 1953-54-55 Brady Wright 2015-16-17 Edgar Vega 2002-04 Brandon Wallace 2000-01 Bob Weisberg 1970 (Manager) Roe Wilkins 2016-17 Frank Wilson 1977-78-79-80 C.T. Wright 1944 Lester Veltman 1957-58 John Wallace 1930-31-32 John Welch 2006-07-08-09 Austin Wilkinson 2005-06-07-08 Greg Wilson 2001-02-03-04 J.M. Wright 1943 Jeff Venghaus 1994-95 Newell Wallace 1977-78-79-80 Doyle Weldon 1950 Jim Willard 1981 Mike Wilson 1993-94-95 Lance Wright 2015-16-17 Simon Verret 1950 Larry Walling 1970-71-72 Clark Wells 1941 Aaron Williams 2007-08-09-10 John R. Windrow 1958-59 Zach Wright 2014-15 Jack Vestal 1937 Glenn Walls 1949-50-51 Darrick Wells 1984-85 Adam Williams 1997-98-99 Tim Winn 1988, 1990-91 Ben Wulf 1997, 1999-2000

RICE FOOTBALL I LETTERMAN LIST I 185 RICE ALL-TIME RESULTS PHIL ARBUCKLE 1914 (3-2-3) 1916 (6-1-2, 1-1 SWC) 1918 (1-5-1, 1-1 SWC) - T 3RD 1920 (4-2-2, 2-2-1 SWC) - 4TH (1912-17, 1919-23) O10 Southwestern W 12-7 O7 at Texas (SWC) L 16-2 Coach: John Anderson O9 Baylor (SWC) W 28-0 Arbuckle was the first athletic director and O17 at Texas L 41-0 O13 Austin College W 40-0 O5 Camp Logan L 10-0 O16 at Tulane T 0-0 coach at the Rice Institute in 1912, coming O24 TCU T 0-0 O21 Southwestern W 24-0 O19 Park Place Flyers L 7-0 O23 Southwestern W 19-0 from Southwestern University in Georgetown. O31 Daniel Baker W 13-7 O27 at TCU T 7-7 O26 Camp Logan T 0-0 O30 Texas (SWC) L 21-0 He coached the Owls for 11 seasons, inter- N9 Texas A&M L 32-7 N4 Texas A&M (SWC) W 20-0 N2 Kelly Field L 28-0 N6 at SMU (SWC) W 10-0 rupted only by Army service in 1918 during N14 Oklahoma State T 13-13 N11 Tulane W 23-13 N9 Park Place Flyers L 3-0 N15 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 7-0 World War I. His overall record was 52-30-8 N20 Baylor W 14-13 N17 SMU W 146-3 N16 at Texas L 14-0 N19 Texas State W 48-0 (8-15-2 SWC). N26 at Austin College T 0-0 N24 at LSU T 7-7 N30 SMU W 13-0 N25 Arkansas (SWC) T 0-0 N30 Arizona W 47-7 1912 (3-2) ND 1919 (8-1, 3-1 SWC) - 2 TH O26 at Houston HS W 7-6 1915 (5-3, 1-2 SWC) 1921 (4-4-1, 1-2-1 SWC) - 6 O2 Trinity W 46-0 O4 Trinity W 12-0 O30 at Orange HS W 13-0 1917 (7-1, 1-1 SWC) O1 Louisiana-Lafayette W 54-0 O8 Baylor (SWC) L 26-0 O6 Illinois Medics W 31-0 O11 at Baylor (SWC) W 8-0 N9 at Sam Houston State W 20-6 O8 at Baylor (SWC) L 17-14 O16 at Texas (SWC) L 59-0 O13 TCU W 26-0 O18 Southwestern W 22-0 N15 at Southwestern L 32-0 O15 Tulane L 7-6 O23 Daniel Baker W 28-0 O19 Austin College W 53-13 O24 Austin College W 54-0 N28 at Austin College L 81-0 O22 Southwestern W 28-0 N1 at Texas (SWC) L 32-7 O30 TCU W 33-0 O27 at Texas (SWC) W 13-0 O29 at Texas (SWC) L 56-0 N8 SMU (SWC) W 21-14 N8 Texas A&M (SWC) W 7-0 N3 Haskell Institute W 55-13 N5 SMU (SWC) W 7-0 1913 (4-0) N17 LSU W 6-0 N10 Southwestern W 34-13 N15 University of South W 19-7 O17 Signal Corps Co. B W 14-0 N11 Texas A&M (SWC) T 7-7 N27 Notre Dame L 55-2 N17 at Tulane W 16-0 N21 Howard Payne W 7-0 O25 Houston HS W 7-0 N18 at Trinity W 28-14 N29 Texas A&M (SWC) L 10-0 N27 Arkansas (SWC) W 40-7 N18 Southwestern W 53-14 N24 Oklahoma L 27-0 N27 at Trinity W 7-0

186 I RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS 1922 (4-4, 1-4 SWC) - 7TH N14 Texas A&M (SWC) L 17-10 S29 Sam Houston State W 24-6 N30 Baylor (SWC) L 19-0 O7 Sam Houston State W 23-3 N26 Baylor (SWC) T 7-7 O6 St. Edward’s L 31-0 (1924-27) TH O14 Baylor (SWC) L 31-0 O13 Trinity W 20-6 1930 (8-4, 2-4 SWC) - 6 Heisman became Rice University’s first full-time TH O21 at Oklahoma State (SWC) L 21-0 football coach in 1924. His four-year record was 1926 (4-4-1, 0-4 SWC) - 7 O20 at SMU (SWC) L 53-13 S20 Southwestern W 32-6 O28 Southwestern W 28-6 14-18-3 (4-11-1 SWC) He later became athletic S25 Stephen F. Austin State W 25-0 O27 Texas (SWC) L 13-6 S27 Sam Houston State W 13-12 N4 Texas (SWC) L 29-0 director of the Downtown Athletic Club in New O2 Sam Houston State W 20-0 N3 Southwestern L 14-6 O4 St. Edward’s W 20-0 N11 Arkansas (SWC) W 31-7 York, which named its annual award to the na- O9 Trinity T 6-6 N10 TCU (SWC) L 7-0 O11 Arizona W 21-0 N18 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 24-0 tion’s best college football player after him. O16 St. Edward’s W 19-0 N16 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 19-0 O18 at Arkansas (SWC) L 7-6 O23 Texas (SWC) L 20-0 N29 Baylor (SWC) L 25-14 O25 Texas (SWC) W 6-0 N30 Arizona W 14-7 RD 1924 (4-4, 2-2 SWC) - 3 O30 Southwestern W 7-6 N1 University of South W 12-0 1923 (3-5, 1-4 SWC) - 7TH O4 Sam Houston State W 22-6 N6 SMU (SWC) L 20-0 N8 TCU (SWC) L 20-0 O11 Southwestern W 20-6 O6 Sam Houston State W 10-0 N12 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 20-0 N15 at Texas A&M (SWC) W 7-0 O18 LSU L 12-0 (1929-33) O13 at Arkansas (SWC-Little Rock) L N25 Baylor (SWC) L 9-7 The five season Meagher spent at the Rice N22 SMU (SWC) L 32-0 O25 at TCU (SWC) W 7-3 23-0 helm were highlighted by consecutive shutout N29 at Baylor (SWC) L 35-14 N1 Texas (SWC) W 19-6 TH O20 Oklahoma State (SWC) L 13-0 1927 (2-6-1, 1-3 SWC) - 6 victories against Texas (1930-31). His overall D6 Iowa State W 13-7 N7 Austin College L 6-2 record was 26-26 (-20 SWC) before leaving to O27 Texas State L 19-6 S24 at Loyola-New Orleans L 13-0 N15 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 13-6 coach at Auburn. TH N3 at Texas (SWC) L 27-0 O1 Sam Houston State W 20-13 1931 (6-4, 3-3 SWC) - 6 N27 Baylor (SWC) L 17-9 O8 St. Edward’s T 0-0 S19 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 37-0 N10 Southwestern W 12-0 TH N17 Texas A&M (SWC) W 7-6 O14 at SMU (SWC) L 34-6 1929 (2-7, 0-5 SWC) - 7 S26 Sam Houston State W 32-0 TH S28 Loyola-New Orleans L 33-0 N29 TCU (SWC) L 6-0 1925 (4-4-1, 1-2-1 SWC) - 6 O22 at Texas (SWC) L 27-0 O3 at Oklahoma L 19-6 S26 Stephen F. Austin State W 33-0 O29 Southwestern L 14-12 O5 Sam Houston State W 7-2 O10 at Texas (SWC) W 7-0 O3 Sam Houston State W 7-0 N5 Centenary L 33-7 O12 Southwestern W 14-7 O17 SMU (SWC) L 21-12 O10 Trinity L 13-0 N11 Texas A&M (SWC) L 14-0 O26 at Texas (SWC) L 39-0 O23 at Arizona W 32-0 O17 Arkansas (SWC) W 13-9 N24 Baylor (SWC) W 19-12 N2 St. Edward’s L 20-7 N7 at TCU (SWC) L 7-6 O24 at Texas (SWC) L 27-6 N9 at TCU (SWC) L 24-0 N14 Texas A&M (SWC) L 7-0 O31 Southwestern W 19-0 1928 (2-7, 0-5 SWC) - 7TH N16 Texas A&M (SWC) L 26-6 N21 Arkansas (SWC) W 26-12 N7 at LSU L 6-0 Coach: N23 at SMU (SWC) L 43-0 N28 Baylor (SWC) W 20-0

RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS I 187 JIMMY KITTS O12 Creighton W 14-0 O23 at Texas (SWC) W 14-7 O28 at Texas (SWC) L 26-12 1932 (7-3, 3-3 SWC) - 3RD O19 at SMU (SWC) L 10-0 O30 #12 Auburn W 13-7 N4 at Fordham L 13-7 (1934-39) O26 at Texas (SWC) W 28-19 N6 #16 Arkansas W 26-20 N11 Arkansas (SWC) T 12-12 S24 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 20-0 Kitts opened his Rice coaching career with a O1 LSU W 10-8 bang, winning the Institute’s first Southwest N2 at George Washington W 41-6 N13 Texas A&M (SWC) T 6-6 N18 at #2 Texas A&M (SWC) L 19-0 O8 at SMU (SWC) W 13-0 Conference title in 1934. He added another N9 Arkansas (SWC) W 20-7 N20 at TCU (SWC) L 7-2 N25 at TCU (SWC) L 21-0 O15 Loyola-New Orleans W 14-7 crown in 1937 along with a 28-14 win over N16 Texas A&M (SWC) W 17-10 N27 Baylor (SWC) W 13-7 D2 Baylor (SWC) L 10-7 O22 Texas (SWC) L 18-6 Colorado in the second Cotton Bowl, the Owls’ N23 at TCU (SWC) L 27-6 D4 at SMU (SWC) W 15-7 D9 at SMU (SWC) L 13-6 first bowl appearance. His six-year record was N30 Baylor (SWC) L 6-0 J1 vs. #16 Colorado W 28-14 O29 Creighton W 41-7 33-29-4 (16-18-2 SWC) before leaving to coach N5 at Arkansas (SWC) W 12-7 (Cotton Bowl) JESS NEELY at . 1936 (5-7, 1-5 SWC) - T 6TH N11 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 14-7 TH (1940-66) N19 TCU (SWC) L 16-6 ST S19 at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 33-0 1938 (4-6, 3-3 SWC) - 4 Neely and Rice football were synonymous for 1934 (9-1-1, 5-1 SWC) - 1 S26 at LSU L 20-7 O1 Oklahoma L 7-6 27 seasons. The Tennessee gentleman won or N26 at Baylor (SWC) W 12-0 S22 Loyola-New Orleans W 12-0 O2 at Duquesne L 14-0 O8 at LSU L 3-0 tied for Southwest Conference championships S29 LSU T 9-9 O10 Texas A&M (SWC) L 3-0 O15 at Tulane L 26-17 in 1946, 1949, 1953 and 1957. The Owls also TH 1933 (3-8, 1-5 SWC) - 7 O6 at Purdue W 14-0 O17 at Georgia W 13-6 O22 Texas W 13-7 won two Cotton Bowl games under Neely S23 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 7-0 O13 SMU (SWC) W 9-0 O24 Texas (SWC) W 7-0 O29 Auburn W 14-0 (1950 and 1954) as well as the 1947 . Neely was 144-124-10 (86-75-6 SWC) and S30 at LSU L 13-0 O20 at Creighton W 47-13 O31 George Washington W 12-6 N5 at Arkansas (SWC) W 3-0 O7 Loyola-New Orleans W 13-0 O27 Texas (SWC) W 20-9 finished his career as the athletic director at his N7 at Arkansas (SWC) L 20-14 N12 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 27-0 alma mater, Vanderbilt. O14 SMU (SWC) L 13-7 N3 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 27-0 N14 Sam Houston State W 34-7 N19 #2 TCU (SWC) L 29-7 O21 at Creighton L 14-13 N10 at Arkansas (SWC) W 7-0 N21 TCU (SWC) L 13-0 N26 at Baylor (SWC) L 27-6 O28 at Texas (SWC) L 18-0 N17 at Texas A&M (SWC) W 25-6 N28 Baylor (SWC) L 10-7 D3 SMU (SWC) W 25-14 N4 at Santa Clara L 13-0 N24 TCU (SWC) L 7-2 D5 SMU (SWC) L 9-0 N11 Arkansas (SWC) W 7-6 D1 at Baylor (SWC) W 32-0 TH ST 1939 (1-9-1, 0-5-1 SWC) - 7 N18 Texas A&M (SWC) L 27-0 RD 1937 (6-3-2, 4-1-1 SWC) - 1 1935 (8-3, 3-3 SWC) - T 3 O2 at Oklahoma L 6-0 S30 Vanderbilt L 13-12 N25 at TCU (SWC) L 26-3 S21 St. Mary’s (Texas) W 38-0 O7 Centenary W 13-0 D2 at Baylor (SWC) L 7-6 O9 LSU L 13-0 S28 at LSU W 10-7 O16 Tulsa T 0-0 O14 at LSU L 7-0 O5 Duquesne W 27-7 O21 Sam Houston State L 9-8

188 I RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS 1940 (7-2, 4-2 SWC) - T 3RD 1942 (7-2-1, 4-1-1 SWC) - 2ND 1944 (5-6, 2-3 SWC) - T 3RD 1946 (9-2, 5-1 SWC) - 1ST 10TH AP 1948 (5-4-1, 3-2-1 SWC) - T 3RD O5 Centenary W 25-0 S26 Corpus Christi Navy W 18-7 S23 Galveston AAF W 57-0 S28 LSU L 7-6 S25 Sam Houston State W 46-0 O12 LSU W 23-0 O3 LSU W 27-14 S30 Randolph Field L 59-0 O5 Southwestern W 48-0 O2 LSU L 26-13 O19 at Tulane L 15-6 O10 at Tulane L 18-7 O7 LSU W 14-13 O12 at Tulane W 25-6 O9 at Southern California L 7-0 O26 Texas (SWC) W 13-0 O24 #15 Texas (SWC) L 12-7 O14 at Tulane L 21-0 O19 SMU (SWC) W 21-7 O16 #14 SMU (SWC) L 33-7 N2 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 9-6 O31 Texas Tech W 19-7 O21 SMU (SWC) W 21-0 O26 #3 Texas (SWC) W 18-7 O23 Texas (SWC) L 20-7 N9 at Arkansas (SWC) W 14-7 N7 at Arkansas (SWC) W 40-9 O28 Texas (SWC) W 7-0 N2 Texas Tech W 41-6 O30 at Texas Tech W 14-7 N16 at #3 Texas A&M (SWC) L 25-0 N14 Texas A&M (SWC) T 0-0 N4 Texas Tech L 13-7 N9 at Arkansas (SWC-LR) L 7-0 N6 at Arkansas (SWC) W 25-6 N23 TCU (SWC) W 14-6 N21 #18 TCU (SWC) W 21-0 N11 at Arkansas (SWC) L 12-7 N16 at Texas A&M (SWC) W 27-10 N13 at Texas A&M (SWC) W 28-6 N30 Baylor (SWC) W 21-12 N28 at Baylor (SWC) W 20-0 N18 Texas A&M (SWC) L 19-7 N23 TCU (SWC) W 13-0 N20 TCU (SWC) W 21-7 D7 #16 SMU (SWC) L 7-6 D5 SMU (SWC) W 13-7 N25 TCU (SWC) L 9-6 N30 Baylor (SWC) W 38-6 N27 at Baylor (SWC) T 7-7 D2 Southwestern W 18-7 J1 vs. #8 Tennessee W 8-0 TH RD 1941 (6-3-1, 3-2-1 SWC) - 4 1943 (3-7, 2-3 SWC) - T 3 (Orange Bowl) ST RD 1949 (10-1, 6-0 SWC) - 1 O4 Sam Houston State W 42-0 S25 Randolph Field L 6-0 1945 (5-6, 3-3 SWC) - T 3 S24 Clemson W 33-7 O11 Tulane W 10-9 O2 at LSU L 20-7 S22 Corpus Christi Navy L 26-13 1947 (6-3-1, 4-2 SWC) - 3RD O1 at LSU L 14-7 O18 at LSU L 27-0 O9 Tulane L 33-0 S29 at LSU L 42-0 S27 at LSU L 21-14 O8 New Mexico W 55-0 O25 at #2 Texas (SWC) L 40-0 O16 at SMU (SWC) L 12-0 O6 Southwestern L 13-7 O4 at Southern California T 7-7 O15 at #10 SMU (SWC) W 41-27 N1 Centenary W 54-0 O23 at #16 Texas (SWC) L 58-0 O13 Tulane W 13-7 O11 Tulane W 33-0 O22 at #10 Texas (SWC) W 17-15 N8 Arkansas (SWC) W 21-12 O30 Texas Tech W 13-0 O20 at SMU (SWC) L 21-18 O18 at SMU (SWC) L 14-0 O29 Texas Tech W 28-0 N15 #4 Texas A&M (SWC) L 19-6 N6 Arkansas (SWC) W 20-7 O27 at #9 Texas (SWC) W 7-6 O25 at #3 Texas (SWC) L 12-0 N5 Arkansas (SWC) W 14-0 N22 at #19 TCU (SWC) T 0-0 N13 #14 Texas A&M (SWC) L 20-0 N3 Texas Tech W 13-0 N1 Texas Tech W 40-7 N12 Texas A&M (SWC) W 13-0 N29 Baylor (SWC) W 28-14 N20 at TCU (SWC) W 13-6 N10 Arkansas (SWC) W 26-7 N8 Arkansas (SWC) W 26-7 N19 at TCU (SWC) W 20-14 D6 at SMU (SWC) W 6-0 N27 Southwestern L 21-7 N17 Texas A&M (SWC) W 6-0 N15 Texas A&M (SWC) W 41-7 N26 #9 Baylor (SWC) W 21-7 N24 at TCU (SWC) L 14-13 N22 at TCU (SWC) W 7-0 J1 vs. #19 North Carolina W 27-13 D1 Baylor (SWC) L 17-14 N29 Baylor (SWC) W 34-6 (Cotton Bowl)

RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS I 189 1950 (6-4, 2-4 SWC) - T 5TH 1952 (5-5, 4-2 SWC) - 2ND 1954 (7-3, 4-2 SWC) - T 3RD 1956 (4-6, 1-5 SWC) - 6TH 1958 (5-5, 4-2 SWC) - T 2ND S30 Santa Clara W 27-7 S27 Texas Tech W 34-7 S18 Florida W 34-14 S22 Alabama W 20-13 S20 LSU L 26-6 O7 LSU W 35-20 O4 LSU L 27-7 O2 Cornell W 41-20 O6 LSU W 23-14 S27 at Stanford W 30-7 O14 at Pittsburgh W 14-7 O11 at #11 UCLA L 20-0 O9 at #3 Wisconsin L 13-7 O13 at Florida L 7-0 O4 #14 Purdue L 24-0 O21 #3 SMU (SWC) L 42-21 O18 SMU (SWC) L 21-14 O16 SMU (SWC) L 20-6 O20 SMU (SWC) L 14-13 O11 at Arkansas (SWC) W 24-0 O28 #7 Texas (SWC) L 35-7 O25 #20 Texas (SWC) L 20-7 O23 Texas (SWC) W 13-7 O27 Texas (SWC) W 28-7 O18 at #16 SMU (SWC) W 13-7 N4 Texas Tech W 13-7 N1 #18 Wisconsin L 21-7 O30 Vanderbilt W 34-13 N3 Utah W 27-0 O25 #4 Texas (SWC) W 34-7 N11 at Arkansas (SWC) W 9-6 N8 at Arkansas (SWC) W 35-33 N6 at #4 Arkansas (SWC-LR) L 28-15 N10 at Arkansas (SWC) L 27-12 N8 #3 Army L 14-7 N18 at #12 Texas A&M (SWC) W 21-13 N15 at Texas A&M (SWC) W 15-6 N13 at Texas A&M (SWC) W 29-19 N17 at #5 Texas A&M (SWC) L 21-7 N15 Texas A&M (SWC) L 28-21 N25 TCU (SWC) L 26-14 N22 TCU (SWC) W 12-6 N20 TCU (SWC) W 6-0 N24 #18 TCU (SWC) L 20-17 N22 #7 TCU (SWC) L 22-10 D2 at Baylor (SWC) L 33-7 N29 at Baylor (SWC) W 20-14 N27 at #9 Baylor (SWC) W 20-14 D1 at #15 Baylor (SWC) L 46-13 N29 at Baylor (SWC) W 33-21

TH ST 1951 (5-5, 3-3 SWC) - T 3RD 1953 (9-2, 5-1 SWC) - T 1ST 1955 (2-7-1, 0-6 SWC) - 7 1957 (7-4, 5-1 SWC) - 1 1959 (1-7-2, 1-4-1 SWC) - 6TH S29 Clemson L 20-14 S19 #15 Florida W 20-16 S24 Alabama W 20-0 S21 at LSU W 20-14 S19 at #1 LSU L 26-3 O6 at LSU L 14-6 O3 at Cornell W 28-7 O1 LSU T 0-0 O5 #17 Stanford W 34-7 O3 at Duke L 24-7 O13 Navy W 21-14 O10 Hardin-Simmons W 40-0 O8 #16 Clemson W 21-7 O12 #5 Duke L 7-6 O10 #17 Florida T 13-13 O20 at #15 SMU (SWC) W 28-7 O17 at SMU (SWC) L 12-7 O15 at SMU (SWC) L 20-0 O19 at SMU (SWC) W 27-21 O17 #15 SMU (SWC) T 13-13 O27 at #10 Texas (SWC) L 14-6 O24 at Texas (SWC) W 18-13 O22 at Texas (SWC) L 32-14 O26 at #19 Texas (SWC) L 19-14 O24 at #3 Texas (SWC) L 28-6 N3 Pittsburgh W 21-13 O31 #19 Kentucky L 19-13 O29 at Kentucky L 20-16 N2 Clemson L 20-7 O31 #12 Clemson L 19-0 N10 #20 Arkansas (SWC) W 10-0 N7 Arkansas (SWC) W 47-0 N5 Arkansas (SWC) L 10-0 N9 #12 Arkansas (SWC) W 13-7 N7 #16 Arkansas (SWC) L 14-10 N17 Texas A&M (SWC) W 6-0 N14 Texas A&M (SWC) W 34-7 N12 #9 Texas A&M (SWC) L 20-12 N16 #1 Texas A&M (SWC) W 7-6 N14 Texas A&M (SWC) W 7-2 N24 at TCU (SWC) L 22-6 N21 at TCU (SWC) W 19-6 N19 at #7 TCU (SWC) L 35-0 N23 at TCU (SWC) W 20-0 N21 at #10 TCU (SWC) L 35-6 D1 #9 Baylor (SWC) L 34-13 N28 #17 Baylor (SWC) W 41-19 N26 Baylor (SWC) L 15-7 N30 Baylor (SWC) W 20-0 N28 Baylor (SWC) L 23-21 J1 vs. Alabama W 28-6 J1 vs. #8 Navy L 20-7 (Cotton Bowl) (Cotton Bowl)

190 I RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS 1960 (7-4, 5-2 SWC) - T 2ND 1962 (2-6-2, 2-4-1 SWC) - 6TH 1964 (4-5-1, 3-3-1 SWC) - T 4TH 1966 (2-8, 1-6 SWC) - 8TH 1967 (4-6, 2-5 SWC) - 7TH S24 #13 L 16-13 S29 at #5 LSU T 6-6 S26 LSU L 3-0 S24 LSU W 17-15 S23 at LSU L 20-14 O1 Tulane W 10-7 O6 #4 Penn State L 18-7 O3 West Virginia W 24-0 O1 at #10 Tennessee L 23-3 S30 Navy W 21-7 O8 vs. #18 Florida (Miami) W 10-0 O13 Oregon L 31-12 O10 at Stanford L 34-7 O8 #2 UCLA L 27-24 O14 Northwestern W 50-6 O15 at SMU (SWC) W 47-10 O20 at SMU (SWC) L 15-7 O17 at SMU (SWC) W 7-6 O15 at SMU (SWC) L 28-24 O21 SMU (SWC) W 14-10 O22 #16 Texas (SWC) W 7-0 O27 #1 Texas (SWC) T 14-14 O24 #6 Texas (SWC) L 6-3 O22 Texas (SWC) L 14-6 O28 at Texas (SWC) L 28-6 O29 Texas Tech (SWC) W 30-6 N3 Texas Tech (SWC) W 14-0 O31 Texas Tech (SWC) T 6-6 O29 Texas Tech (SWC) L 35-19 N4 at Texas Tech (SWC) L 24-10 N5 at #16 Arkansas (SWC-LR) L 3-0 N10 at #6 Arkansas (SWC) L 28-14 N7 at #4 Arkansas (SWC) L 21-0 N5 at #8 Arkansas (SWC-LR) L 31-20 N11 Arkansas (SWC) L 23-9 N12 Texas A&M (SWC) W 21-14 N17 Texas A&M (SWC) W 23-3 N14 Texas A&M (SWC) W 19-8 N12 Texas A&M (SWC) L 7-6 N18 Texas A&M (SWC) L 18-3 N19 TCU (SWC) W 23-0 N24 TCU (SWC) L 30-7 N21 TCU (SWC) W 31-0 N19 TCU (SWC) W 21-10 N25 at TCU (SWC) L 14-10 N26 at #19 Baylor (SWC) L 12-7 D1 at Baylor (SWC) L 28-15 N28 at Baylor (SWC) L 27-20 N26 at Baylor (SWC) L 21-14 D2 Baylor (SWC) W 27-25 J1 vs. #3 Mississippi L 14-6 TH (Sugar Bowl) 1963 (6-4, 4-3 SWC) - 3RD 1965 (2-8, 1-6 SWC) - T 7TH 1968 (0-9-1, 0-7 SWC) - 8 S21 at Washington T 35-35 RD S28 LSU W 21-12 S18 Louisiana Tech W 14-0 (1967-70) 1961 (7-4, 5-2 SWC) - T 3 S28 #14 LSU L 21-7 S23 #5 LSU W 16-3 O5 at Penn State L 28-7 S25 at #7 LSU L 42-14 Hagan spent 11 seasons as Rice Univer- sity’s backfield coach before succeeding O5 #15 Tennessee L 52-0 S30 at Georgia Tech L 24-0 O12 Stanford W 23-13 O2 Duke L 41-21 O19 SMU (SWC) W 13-7 O16 SMU (SWC) L 17-14 Jess Neely as head coach and athletic O19 at SMU (SWC) L 32-24 O14 Florida W 19-10 director in 1967. His 1970 team won its O26 #13 Texas (SWC) L 38-14 O21 SMU (SWC) W 10-0 O26 at #1 Texas (SWC) L 10-6 O23 at #5 Texas (SWC) W 20-17 final three seasons to finish at 5-5 for the N2 at Texas Tech (SWC) W 17-3 O30 at Texas Tech (SWC) L 27-0 N2 Texas Tech (SWC) L 38-15 O28 at #3 Texas (SWC) L 34-7 year. Hagan’s four-year record was 12-27-1 N9 at #14 Arkansas (SWC) L 46-21 N4 at Texas Tech (SWC) W 42-7 N9 Arkansas (SWC) W 7-0 N6 #2 Arkansas (SWC) L 31-0 (7-21 SWC). N16 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 24-14 N11 Arkansas (SWC) L 10-0 N16 Texas A&M (SWC) L 13-6 N13 Texas A&M (SWC) L 14-13 N23 TCU (SWC) L 24-14 N18 Texas A&M (SWC) W 21-7 N30 Baylor (SWC) L 21-12 N20 at TCU (SWC) L 42-14 N30 at Baylor (SWC) L 16-7 N25 at TCU (SWC) W 35-16 D7 at TCU (SWC) W 33-7 N27 Baylor (SWC) L 17-14 D2 Baylor (SWC) W 26-14 D16 vs. Kansas L 33-7 ()

RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS I 191 1969 (3-7, 2-5 SWC) - T 6TH 1973 (5-6, 4-3 SWC) - 3RD 1975 (2-9, 1-6 SWC) - 7TH S20 Virginia Military W 55-0 (1971) (1972-75) S15 at #18 Houston L 24-6 S13 at Houston W 24-7 S27 LSU L 42-0 “The Coach of Coaches” spent just one One of Rice’s most colorful coaches, S22 Montana W 21-10 S20 Vanderbilt L 9-6 O4 at California L 31-12 year at Rice following a successful tenure Conover led the Owls to a 4-3 SWC mark S29 at #10 LSU L 24-9 S27 at LSU (Shreveport) L 16-13 O18 SMU (SWC) L 34-14 at Florida State. After the 1971 season, Pe- in 1973, a conference record that was un- O13 #9 Notre Dame L 28-0 O11 Mississippi State L 28-14 O25 at #2 Texas (SWC) L 31-0 terson was named head coach of the NFL’s equaled until 1994. His 1972 team finished O20 SMU (SWC) L 27-16 O18 SMU (SWC) W 28-17 N1 at Texas Tech (SWC) L 24-14 Houston Oilers. His consists 5-5-1, including the Owls’ first win over O27 at #19 Texas (SWC) L 55-13 O25 at #8 Texas (SWC) L 41-9 N8 #4 Arkansas (SWC) L 30-8 of legends Bobby Bowden, , Bill Houston. His four-year record was 14-28-1 N3 at #15 Texas Tech (SWC) L 19-6 N1 at Texas Tech (SWC) L 28-24 Parcells and Don James. (10-18 SWC). N15 Texas A&M (SWC) W 7-6 N10 Arkansas (SWC) W 17-7 N8 Arkansas (SWC) L 20-16 N22 at TCU (SWC) L 21-17 TH TH N17 Texas A&M (SWC) W 24-20 N15 #3 Texas A&M (SWC) L 33-14 N29 Baylor (SWC) W 34-6 1971 (3-7-1, 2-4-1 SWC) - 6 1972 (5-5-1, 3-4 SWC) - T 4 N24 at TCU (SWC) W 14-9 N22 at TCU (SWC) L 28-21 S11 Houston L 23-21 S9 Houston W 14-13 D1 Baylor (SWC) W 27-0 N29 Baylor (SWC) L 25-7 S18 #17 Southern California L 24-0 S23 Clemson W 29-10 TH 1970 (5-5, 3-4 SWC) - T 4 S25 Tulane W 14-0 S30 at Georgia Tech T 36-36 TH S19 Virginia Military W 42-0 O2 at #16 LSU L 38-3 O7 #8 LSU L 12-6 1974 (2-8-1, 2-5 SWC) - 5 S14 #19Houston L 21-0 S26 at LSU L 24-0 O16 SMU (SWC) L 16-10 O21 at SMU (SWC) L 29-14 (1976-77) S21 Cincinnati L 28-21 O3 California W 28-0 O23 at #16 Texas (SWC) L 39-10 O28 #10 Texas (SWC) L 45-9 Homer Rice and Tommy Kramer combined for S28 #17 LSU T 10-10 O17 at SMU (SWC) L 10-0 O30 at Texas Tech (SWC) W 9-7 N4 #18 Texas Tech (SWC) L 10-6 the school’s most explosive offense in 1976, O12 at #6 Notre Dame L 10-3 finishing among the nation’s leaders in passing. O24 #2 Texas (SWC) L 45-21 N6 #16 Arkansas (SWC) T 24-24 N11 at Arkansas (SWC-LR) W 23-20 O19 at SMU (SWC) L 19-14 Rice’s two-year record was 4-18-0 (2-14 SWC). O31 Texas Tech (SWC) L 3-0 N13 Texas A&M (SWC) L 18-13 N18 at Texas A&M (SWC) W 20-14 O26 #13 Texas (SWC) L 27-6 He retired as the athletic director at Georgia N7 at #7 Arkansas (SWC) L 38-14 N20 at TCU (SWC) L 20-19 N25 TCU (SWC) W 25-21 N2 Texas Tech (SWC) W 21-7 Tech in 1997. N14 at Texas A&M (SWC) W 18-17 N27 Baylor (SWC) W 23-0 D2 at Baylor (SWC) L 28-14 N21 TCU (SWC) W 17-15 N9 at Arkansas (SWC) L 25-6 N28 at Baylor (SWC) W 28-23 N16 at #10 Texas A&M (SWC) L 37-7 N23 TCU (SWC) W 26-14 N30 at #16 Baylor (SWC) L 24-3

192 I RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS 1976 (3-8, 2-6 SWC) - T 7TH RAY ALBORN 1979 (1-10, 0-8 SWC) - 9TH 1981 (4-7, 3-5 SWC) - T 6TH 1983 (1-10, 0-8 SWC) - 9TH S18 Utah W 43-22 (1978-83) S8 at SMU (SWC) L 35-17 S12 at #8 Texas (SWC) L 31-3 S1 Houston (SWC) L 45-14 S25 at #15 LSU L 31-0 Alborn was the first Rice graduate to become S15 Tulane W 21-17 S19 at Missouri L 42-10 S10 Minnesota L 21-17 O2 Texas (SWC) L 42-15 head coach at his alma mater. The highlight S22 at LSU L 45-3 S26 at LSU L 24-14 S17 LSU L 24-10 O9 at TCU (SWC) W 26-23 of his six-year tenure was a 5-6 season in 1980 S29 #3 Oklahoma L 63-21 O3 Tulane W 20-16 S24 Louisiana-Lafayette W 22-21 O16 #10 Texas Tech (SWC) L 37-13 during which the Owls won at TCU, Texas O6 at #4 Texas (SWC) L 26-9 O10 TCU (SWC) W 41-28 O1 at #2 Texas (SWC) L 42-6 O23 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 57-34 A&M, Arkansas and Houston. Alborn’s overall O13 TCU (SWC) L 17-7 O17 at Texas Tech (SWC) W 30-23 O8 TCU (SWC) L 34-3 O30 at #14 Arkansas (SWC) L 41-16 record was 13-53 (9-39 SWC). He retired from O20 at Texas Tech (SWC) L 30-7 O24 Texas A&M (SWC) L 51-26 O15 at Texas Tech (SWC) L 14-3 coaching in 2002 as head coach at Lamar N6 SMU (SWC) W 41-34 Consolidated High School in Rosenberg. O27 Texas A&M (SWC) L 41-15 O31 #20 Arkansas (SWC) L 41-7 O22 Texas A&M (SWC) L 29-10 N13 Baylor (SWC) L 38-6 N3 #9 Arkansas (SWC) L 34-7 N7 at #10 SMU (SWC) L 33-12 O29 at Arkansas (SWC-LR) L 35-0 N20 at Florida L 50-22 1978 (2-9, 2-6 SWC) - 8TH N17 at #20 Baylor (SWC) L 45-14 N14 at Baylor (SWC) W 17-14 N5 at #8 SMU (SWC) L 20-6 N27 #7 Houston (SWC) L 42-20 S9 #20 Iowa State L 23-19 D1 #10 Houston (SWC) L 63-0 N28 Houston (SWC) L 40-3 N12 at Baylor (SWC) L 48-14 TH S16 #7 Texas (SWC) L 34-0 TH TH 1977 (1-10, 0-8 SWC) - 9 S23 at #3 Oklahoma L 66-7 1980 (5-6, 4-4 SWC) - T 4 1982 (0-11, 0-8 SWC) - 9 S10 Idaho W 31-10 S30 #11 LSU L 37-7 S13 at Clemson L 19-3 S11 Louisiana-Lafayette L 21-14 S17 #19 Florida L 48-3 O14 at TCU (SWC) W 21-14 S20 at Tulane L 35-20 S18 at Tulane L 30-6 S24 at LSU L 77-0 O21 Texas Tech (SWC) L 42-28 S27 LSU W 17-7 S25 at LSU L 56-13 O1 at #8 Texas (SWC) L 72-15 O28 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 38-21 O4 #5 Texas (SWC) L 41-28 O2 #15 Texas (SWC) L 34-7 O8 TCU (SWC) L 35-15 N4 at #17 Arkansas (SWC) L 37-7 O11 at TCU (SWC) W 28-24 O9 at TCU (SWC) L 24-16 O15 at #15 Texas Tech (SWC) L 42-7 N11 SMU (SWC) L 58-0 O18 Texas Tech (SWC) L 10-3 O16 Texas Tech (SWC) L 23-21 O22 #12 Texas A&M (SWC) L 28-14 N18 Baylor (SWC) W 24-10 O25 at Texas A&M (SWC) W 10-6 O23 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 49-7 O29 #8 Arkansas (SWC) L 30-7 D2 at #9 Houston (SWC) L 49-25 N1 at Arkansas (SWC-LR) W 17-16 O30 at Arkansas (SWC) L 24-6 N5 at SMU (SWC) L 41-24 N8 #18 SMU (SWC) L 34-14 N6 #2 SMU (SWC) L 41-14 N12 at Baylor (SWC) L 24-14 N15 #12 Baylor (SWC) L 16-6 N13 Baylor (SWC) L 35-13 N26 Houston (SWC) L 51-21 N29 at Houston (SWC) W 35-7 N27 at Houston (SWC) L 28-21

RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS I 193 O5 at #20 Texas (SWC) L 44-16 N15 #18 Baylor (SWC) L 23-17 N19 North Texas L 33-17 1990 (5-6, 3-5 SWC) - T 4TH O12 TCU (SWC) W 34-27 N22 Air Force W 21-17 N26 at #14 Houston (SWC) L 45-14 S1 Wake Forest W 33-17 (1984-85) O19 at Texas Tech (SWC) W 29-27 N29 at Houston (SWC) W 14-13 The older brother of former Texas coach S8 Tulane L 21-10 O26 Texas A&M (SWC) L 43-28 S22 Northwestern W 31-14 Mack Brown, Watson brought more TH FRED GOLDSMITH offensive fireworks during his two-year N2 #14 Arkansas (SWC) L 30-15 1987 (2-9, 0-7 SWC) - 7 (1989-93) S29 at #13 Houston (SWC) L 24-22 tenure at Rice. The highlights of his reign N9 at SMU (SWC) L 40-15 S5 Lamar W 34-30 Goldsmith sparked a esurgence in Rice O6 Texas (SWC) L 26-10 included SWC wins over TCU and Texas N16 at #17 Baylor (SWC) L 34-10 S12 at Indiana L 35-13 Football. His first game, a 35-6 win over SMU in O13 at TCU (SWC) L 38-28 Tech. Brown’s two-year record was 4-18 N30 Houston (SWC) L 24-20 S19 at #7 LSU L 49-16 1989, broke an 18-game losing streak. His 1992 O20 Texas Tech (SWC) W 42-21 (2-14 SWC). S26 Texas State W 38-28 and 1993 teams went 6-5, Rice’s first winning O27 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 41-15 O3 at Texas (SWC) L 45-26 seasons since 1963. Goldsmith’s four-year re- TH cord was 23-31-1 (14-24 SWC). He now coaches N3 at Arkansas (SWC-LR) W 19-11 1984 (1-10, 0-8 SWC) - 9 O10 TCU (SWC) L 30-16 N10 SMU (SWC) W 30-28 S8 at Minnesota L 31-24 (1986-88) at Division II Lenoir Rhyne College. Berndt’s 1987 squad produced one of the O17 at Texas Tech (SWC) L 59-7 N17 Baylor (SWC) L 17-16 S22 Lamar W 36-19 O24 Texas A&M (SWC) L 34-21 best offensive totals at the time in Rice his- TH S29 at #16 Miami (Fla.) L 38-3 tory. Berndt notched a 6-27 record in his O31 Arkansas (SWC) L 38-14 1989 (2-8-1, 2-6 SWC) - T 6 TH O6 #1 Texas (SWC) L 38-13 S2 at SMU (SWC) W 35-6 1991 (4-7, 2-6 SWC) - 8 three years at Rice (2-20 SWC). After Rice, N14 at Baylor (SWC) L 34-31 S14 at Northwestern W 36-7 O13 at TCU (SWC) L 45-24 he was an assistant coach at Missouri until S9 at Tulane L 20-19 N28 Houston (SWC) L 45-21 S21 at Tulane W 28-19 O20 Texas Tech (SWC) L 30-10 retiring in 1999. S23 Louisiana-Lafayette L 18-3 S28 Iowa State L 28-27 O27 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 38-14 TH S30 at Wake Forest T 17-17 1988 (0-11, 0-7 SWC) - 7 O5 at Texas (SWC) L 28-7 N3 at Arkansas (SWC-Little Rock) L 28-6 TH O7 at Texas (SWC) L 31-30 1986 (4-7, 2-6 SWC) - 6 S10 Indiana L 41-14 O12 at #8 Baylor (SWC) W 20-17 N10 #17 SMU (SWC) L 31-17 O14 TCU (SWC) L 30-16 S6 Lamar W 28-14 S24 at Louisiana-Lafayette L 41-16 O19 TCU (SWC) L 39-28 N17 Baylor (SWC) L 46-40 O21 at Texas Tech L 43-25 S13 SMU (SWC) L 45-3 O1 Texas (SWC) L 20-13 O26 at Texas Tech (SWC) L 40-20 D1 at Houston (SWC) L 38-26 O28 #21Texas A&M (SWC) L 45-7 S20 Texas State L 31-6 O8 at TCU (SWC) L 21-10 N2 #12 Texas A&M (SWC) L 38-21 N4 #11 Arkansas (SWC) L 38-17 O4 Texas (SWC) L 17-14 O15 Texas Tech (SWC) L 38-36 N9 at SMU (SWC) W 31-10 TH N18 at Baylor (SWC) W 6-3 1985 (3-8, 2-6 SWC) - 6 O11 at TCU (SWC) W 37-31 O22 at Texas A&M (SWC) L 24-10 N16 Houston (SWC) L 41-21 S14 Miami (Fla.) L 48-20 D2 #13 Houston (SWC) L 64-0 O18 Texas Tech (SWC) L 49-21 O29 at #11 Arkansas (SWC-LR) L 21-14 N23 at Arkansas (SWC-LR) L 20-0 S21 at Air Force L 59-17 O25 at #10 Texas A&M (SWC) L 45-10 N5 at #1 Notre Dame L 54-11 S28 Lamar W 29-28 N1 at #13 Arkansas (SWC) L 45-14 N12 Baylor (SWC) L 20-10

194 I RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS 1992 (6-5, 4-3 SWC) - T 2ND 1995 (2-8-1, 1-6 SWC) - T 7TH 1997 (7-4, 5-3 WAC) - T 2ND MTN. DIV. 1999 (5-6, 4-3 WAC) - 4TH S5 at Air Force L 30-21 (1994-2005) S2 UNLV W 38-0 S6 Air Force (WAC) L 41-12 S4 at Houston L 28-3 S19 at Duke L 17-12 Hatfield followed his former aid, Fred S16 Tulane L 17-15 S13 at Tulane W 30-24 S11 at #6 Michigan L 37-3 S26 Sam Houston State W 45-14 Goldsmith, as the Owls’ head coach. S23 at #18 LSU L 52-7 S20 at Northwestern W 40-34 S18 at Texas L 18-13 O3 Texas (SWC) L 23-21 Like Jimmy Kitts some 60 years before S30 at Army T 21-21 S27 Texas L 38-31 S25 Navy W 20-17 O10 SMU (SWC) W 28-13 him, Hatfield won an SWC title in his first O7 at #20 Texas (SWC) L 37-13 O4 at Tulsa (WAC) W 42-24 O2 at Tulsa (WAC) W 20-10 O17 at #5 Texas A&M (SWC) L 35-9 season. It was Rice’s first conference title O14 TCU (SWC) L 33-28 O11 #21 BYU (WAC) W 27-14 O9 at Hawai`i (WAC) W 38-19 since 1957 and was highlighted by a 19-17 O24 at TCU (SWC) W 29-12 victory over Texas. The Owls’ previous win O21 at #25 Texas Tech (SWC) L 31-26 O18 at New Mexico (WAC) W 35-23 O16 San Jose State (WAC) W 49-7 N7 Texas Tech (SWC) W 34-3 over Texas came in 1965. Hatfield ushered O28 at SMU (SWC) W 34-24 N1 at SMU (WAC) L 24-6 O23 TCU (WAC) W 42-21 N14 Baylor (SWC) W 34-31 the Owls into the WAC and his 1996 and N9 #18 Texas A&M (SWC) L 17-10 N8 TCU (WAC) W 38-19 O30 at SMU (WAC) L 27-2 N21 Navy W 27-22 ’97 teams both went 7-4. It was the Owls’ N18 at Baylor (SWC) L 34-6 N15 at Utah (WAC) L 31-14 N6 at Fresno State (WAC) L 47-18 N28 at Houston (SWC) L 61-34 first consecutive seven-win seasons since D2 Houston (SWC) L 18-17 N22 UTEP (WAC) W 31-13 N13 UTEP (WAC) L 30-29 1960-61. In 2001, the Owls’ 6-1 start was their best since 1949. The Owls were 55- ND MTN. DIV. RD MTN. DIV. TH 1993 (6-5, 3-4 SWC) - T 4TH 78-1 under Hatfield. 1996 (7-4, 6-2 WAC) - T 2 1998 (5-6, 5-3 WAC) - T 3 2000 (3-8, 2-6) - T 6 S4 at #18 Ohio State L 34-7 S7 at #10 Ohio State L 70-7 S5 SMU (WAC) OTW 23-17 S2 Houston OTW 30-27 S11 Tulane W 34-0 1994 (5-6, 4-3 SWC) - T 1ST S14 at Tulane W 21-14 S12 at Purdue L 21-19 S9 at #3 Michigan L 38-7 S18 Sam Houston State W 14-13 S10 Tulane L 15-13 S21 Kansas State L 34-7 S19 Northwestern L 23-14 S16 Tulsa (WAC) L 23-16 S25 Iowa State W 49-21 S17 at Kansas State L 27-18 S28 at Air Force (WAC) L 45-17 S26 at Texas L 59-21 S23 at #17 Oklahoma L 42-14 O2 at Texas (SWC) L 55-38 S24 at Iowa State W 28-18 O5 at New Mexico (WAC) W 38-21 O10 at San Jose State (WAC) L 20-17 S30 at San Jose State (WAC) L 29-16 O9 TCU (SWC) W 34-19 O8 Texas Tech (SWC) W 24-21 O19 SMU (WAC) W 35-17 O17 Tulsa (WAC) W 14-10 O5 Fresno State (WAC) L 27-24 O16 at Texas Tech (SWC) L 45-16 O16 #12 Texas (SWC) W 19-17 O26 at UTEP (WAC) W 48-21 O24 at Wyoming (WAC) L 34-24 O21 Hawai`i (WAC) W 38-13 O22 at #6 Texas A&M (SWC) L 7-0 O23 #11 Texas A&M (SWC) L 38-10 N2 #20 Utah (WAC) W 51-10 O31 Colorado State (WAC) W 35-23 O28 at #11 TCU (WAC) L 37-0 O29 at TCU (SWC) L 27-25 N9 at #12 BYU (WAC) L 49-0 N7 at TCU (WAC) W 14-12 N4 SMU (WAC) W 43-14 N6 at SMU (SWC) W 31-24 N5 SMU (SWC) W 17-10 N13 at Baylor (SWC) L 38-14 N16 at TCU (WAC) W 30-17 N14 UNLV (WAC) W 38-16 N11 at UTEP (WAC) L 38-21 N12 Baylor (SWC) L 19-14 N23 Tulsa (WAC) W 42-14 N21 at #20 Air Force (WAC) L 22-16 N18 at Nevada (WAC) L 34-28 N26 Houston (SWC) W 37-7 N19 at Navy L 29-17 N26 at Houston (SWC) W 31-13

RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS I 195 2001 (8-4, 5-3 WAC) - T 4TH 2003 (5-7, 3-5 WAC) - T 4TH 2005 (1-10, 1-7 C-USA) - T 5TH WEST 2006 (7-6, 6-2 C-USA) - T 2ND 2007 (3-9, 3-5 C-USA) - T 3RD WEST S1 at Houston W 21-14 A30 at Houston L 48-14 S10 at UCLA L 63-21 S2 Houston (C-USA) L 31-30 S1 Nicholls State L 16-14 S8 Duke W 15-13 S13 at Duke OTL 27-24 S17 at #2 Texas L 51-10 S9 at UCLA L 26-16 S8 at Baylor L 42-17 S20 at #4 Nebraska L 48-3 S20 #13 Texas (Reliant) L 48-7 O1 at UAB (C-USA) L 45-26 S16 #8 Texas (Reliant) L 52-7 S15 Texas Tech L 59-24 S29 at Hawai`i (WAC) W 27-24 S27 at Hawai`i (WAC) L 41-21 O8 at East Carolina (C-USA) L 41-28 S23 at #18 Florida State L 55-7 S22 at #7 Texas L 58-14 O6 Boise State (WAC) W 45-14 O4 San Jose State (WAC) W 28-24 O15 Tulsa (C-USA) L 41-21 S30 at Army W 48-14 O3 at Southern Miss (C-USA) W 31-29 O13 at Navy W 21-13 O18 Navy L 38-6 O22 Navy L 41-9 O7 at Tulane (C-USA) L 38-24 O13 at Houston (C-USA) L 56-48 O20 Nevada (WAC) (OT)W 33-30 O25 at Fresno State (WAC) L 31-28 O29 UTEP (C-USA) L 38-31 O14 UAB (C-USA) W 34-33 O20 Memphis (C-USA) L 38-35 O27 at Louisiana Tech (WAC) (OT) L 41-38 N1 Nevada (WAC) W 52-42 N5 at SMU (C-USA) L 27-7 O21 at UCF (C-USA) W 40-29 O27 at Marshall (C-USA) L 34-21 N3 at Fresno State (WAC) L 52-24 N8 Tulsa (WAC) L 31-28 N12 Tulane (C-USA) W 42-34 N4 at UTEP (C-USA) W 37-31 N3 UTEP (C-USA) W 56-48 N10 Tulsa (WAC) W 59-32 N15 at SMU (WAC) W 41-20 N19 UCF (C-USA) L 31-28 N11 at Tulsa (C-USA) 2OTW 41-38 N10 at SMU (C-USA) W 43-42 N17 UTEP (WAC) W 27-17 N22 UTEP (WAC) W 45-14 N26 at Houston (C-USA) L 35-18 N18 East Carolina (C-USA) W 18-17 N17 Tulane (C-USA) L 45-31 N24 at SMU (WAC) L 37-20 N27 at Louisiana Tech (WAC) W 49-14 N25 SMU (C-USA) W 31-27 N24 Tulsa (C-USA) L 48-43 D23 vs. Troy L 41-17 2002 (4-7, 3-5 WAC) - T 6TH 2004 (3-8, 2-6 WAC) - 9TH (New Orleans Bowl) 2008 (10-3, 7-1 C-USA) - T 1ST WEST A31 Houston L 24-10 S5 Houston (Reliant) W 10-7 (2006) A29 SMU (C-USA) W 56-27 Graham’s one season at Rice proved to be S7 at #15 Michigan State L 27-10 S18 Hawai`i (WAC) W 41-29 a season to remember. The Owls survived DAVID BAILIFF S6 at Memphis (C-USA) W 42-35 S21 at Nevada (WAC) L 31-21 S25 at #5 Texas L 35-13 a 1-5 start to win six straight games to (2007-2017) S13 at Vanderbilt L 38-21 S28 Fresno State (WAC) L 31-28 O2 at San Jose State (WAC) L 70-63 earn their first bowl bid since 1961. Bailiff trails only Jess Neely in terms of S20 at #7 Texas L 52-20 O5 Louisiana Tech (WAC-Reliant) W 37-20 O9 SMU (WAC) W 44-10 wins at Rice (57), leading the Owls to two S27 North Texas W 77-20 O12 at Navy W 17-10 O16 at Nevada (WAC) L 35-10 of their three 10-win seasons in history, O4 at Tulsa (C-USA) L 63-28 O19 at UTEP (WAC) L 38-35 O23 at Navy L 14-13 four bowl games (winning three) and O18 Southern Miss (C-USA) W 45-40 O26 SMU (WAC) W 27-15 O30 at Tulsa (WAC) L 39-22 their first outright conference title since O25 at Tulane (C-USA) W 42-17 N2 at Tulsa (WAC) W 33-18 N6 Fresno State (WAC) L 52-21 1957 with a 42-24 win over Marshall in N1 at UTEP (C-USA) W 49-44 the C-USA Championship game at Rice N9 at Boise State (WAC) L 49-7 N13 at #23 UTEP (WAC) 2OTL 35-28 Stadium. N8 Army W 38-31 N16 Hawai`i (WAC) L 33-28 N29 Louisiana Tech (WAC-Reliant) L 51-14 N22 Marshall (C-USA) W 35-10

196 I RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS N29 Houston (C-USA) W 56-42 2010 (4-8, 3-5 C-USA) - T 4TH WEST 2012 (7-6, 4-4 C-USA) - T 3RD WEST 2013 (10-4, 7-1 C-USA) - CHAMPION 2014 (8-5, 5-3 C-USA) - T 2ND WEST D30 vs. Western Michigan W 38-21 S4 #5 Texas (Reliant) L 34-17 A30 UCLA L 49-24 A31 at #7 Texas A&M L 52-31 A30 at Notre Dame L 48-17 () S11 at North Texas W 33-32 S 8 at Kansas W 25-24 S 14 Kansas W 23-14 S13 at Texas A&M L 38-10 S18 Northwestern L 30-13 S15 at Louisiana Tech L 56-37 S21 Houston # L 31-26 S20 Old Dominion (C-USA) L 45-42 2009 (2-10, 2-6 C-USA) - 5TH WEST S25 Baylor L 30-13 S22 Marshall (C-USA) OT L 54-51 S28 Florida Atlantic (C-USA) W 19-14 S27 at Southern Miss (C-USA) W 41-23 S5 at UAB (C-USA) L 44-24 O2 SMU (C-USA) L 42-31 S29 Houston# (C-USA) L 35-14 O5 at Tulsa (C-USA) W 30-27 O4 Hawai’i W 28-14 S12 at Texas Tech L 55-10 O9 at UTEP (C-USA) L 44-24 O6 at Memphis (C-USA) L 14-10 O12 at UTSA (C-USA) W 27-20 O11 at Army W 41-21 S19 at #16 Oklahoma State L 41-24 O16 Houston (C-USA) W 34-31 O13 UTSA W 34-14 O19 at New Mexico St. W 45-19 O25 North Texas (C-USA) W 41-21 S26 Vanderbilt L 36-17 O23 at UCF (C-USA) L 41-14 O20 at Tulsa (C-USA) L 28-24 O26 UTEP (C-USA) W 45-7 N1 at FIU (C-USA) W 31-17 N 6 at Tulsa (C-USA) L 64-27 O3 Tulsa (C-USA) L 27-10 O27 Southern Miss (C-USA) W 44-17 O31 at North Texas (C-USA) L 28-16 N8 UTSA (C-USA) W 17-7 N13 at Tulane (C-USA) L 54-49 O8 Navy L 63-14 N 3 at Tulane (C-USA) W 49-47 N16 Louisiana Tech (C-USA) W 52-14 N15 at Marshall (C-USA) L 41-14 N21 ECU (C-USA) W 62-38 O17 at East Carolina (C-USA) L 49-13 N17 SMU (C-USA) W 36-14 N21 at UAB (C-USA) OT W 37-34 N21 UTEP (C-USA) W 31-13 N28 UAB (C-USA) W 28-23 O24 UCF (C-USA L 49-7 N 24 at UTEP (C-USA) W 33-24 N30 Tulane (C-USA) W 17-13 N29 at Louisiana Tech (C-USA) L 76-31 N7 at SMU (C-USA) L 31-28 D 29 Air Force W 33-14 D7 Marshall % W 42-24 D24 Fresno State W 30-6 TH WEST N14 Tulane (C-USA) W 28-20 2011 (4-8, 3-5 C-USA) - T 4 (Armed Forces Bowl) D31 Mississippi State L 44-7 (Hawai’i Bowl) N21 UTEP (C-USA) W 30-29 S3 at Texas L 34-9 # Reliant Stadium (Liberty Bowl) N28 at #25 Houston (C-USA) L 73-14 S10 Purdue W 24-22 # Reliant Stadium S24 at #17 Baylor L 56-31 % C-USA Championship Game O1 at Southern Miss (C-USA) L 48-24 O8 Memphis (C-USA) W 28-6 O15 at Marshall(C-USA) L 24-20 O22 Tulsa (C-USA) L 38-20 O27 at #18 Houston (C-USA) L 73-34 N5 UTEP (C-USA) W 41-37 N12 at Northwestern L 28-6 N19 Tulane (C-USA) W 19-7 N26 at SMU (C-USA) L 27-24

RICE FOOTBALL I ALL-TIME RESULTS I 197 2015 (5-7, 3-5 C-USA) - T 3RD WEST 2017 (1-11, 1-7 C-USA) - 6TH WEST S5 Wagner W 56-16 A26 vs. Stanford L 62-7 S12 at Texas L 42-28 S9 at UTEP (C-USA) W 31-14 S19 at North Texas (C-USA) W 38-24 S16 at Houston L 38-3 S26 at #5 Baylor L 70-17 S23 FIU (C-USA) L 13-7 O3 Western Kentucky (C-USA) L 49-10 S30 at Pitt L 42-10 O10 at Florida Atlantic (C-USA)W 27-26 O7 Army West Point L 49-12 O24 Army W 38-31 O21 at UTSA (C-USA) L 20-7 O30 Louisiana Tech (C-USA) L 42-17 O28 Louisiana Tech (C-USA) L 42-28 N6 at UTEP (C-USA) L 24-21 N4 at UAB (C-USA) L 52-21 N14 Southern Miss (C-USA) L 65-10 N11 Southern Miss (C-USA) L 43-34 N21 at UTSA (C-USA) L 34-24 N18 at Old Dominion (C-USA) L 24-21 N28 Charlotte (C-USA) W 27-7 N25 North Texas (C-USA) L 30-14

2016 (3-9, 2-6 C-USA) - T 5TH WEST S1 at WKU (C-USA) L 46-14 S10 at Army West Point L 31-14 S16 #Baylor L 38-10 S24 North Texas (C-USA) L 2OT 42-35 O1 at Southern Miss (C-USA) L 44-28 O15 UTSA (C-USA) L 14-13 O22 Prairie View A&M W 65-44 O29 at Louisiana Tech (C-USA) L 61-16 N5 Florida Atlantic (C-USA) L 42-25 N12 at Charlotte (C-USA) W 22-21 N19 UTEP (C-USA) W 44-24 N26 at #24 Stanford L 41-17

198 I RICE FOOTBALL I SERIES RECORDS ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS First Last First Last First Last First Last First Last Opponent W-L-T Game Game Opponent W-L-T Game Game Opponent W-L-T Game Game Opponent W-L-T Game Game Opponent W-L-T Game Game Alabama 3-0-0 1953 1956 Duquesne 1-1-0 1935 1936 Kansas State 0-2-0 1994 1996 Nevada 2-3-0 2000 2004 Southern Cal 0-2-1 1947 1971 Air Force 2-5-0 1985 2012 East Carolina 2-2-0 2005 2010 Kentucky 0-2-0 1953 1955 Nicholls State 0-1-0 2007 - Southern Miss 4-4-0 2007 2017 Arizona 4-0-0 1916 1931 Florida 4-3-1 1953 1977 Lamar 4-0-0 1984 1987 North Carolina 1-0-0 1949 - SMU 41-48-1 1916 2012 Arkansas 29-35-3 1919 1991 Florida Atlantic 2-1-0 2013 2016 Louisiana-Lafayette 2-3-0 1921 1989 North Texas 4-3-0 1998 2016 Southwestern (Texas) 16-5-0 1912 1946 Army 4-3-1 1958 2017 FIU 1-1-0 2014 2017 Louisiana State 14-36-5 1915 1995 Northwestern 4-3-0 1967 2011 Stanford 3-3-0 1957 2017 Auburn 2-0-0 1937 1938 Florida State 0-1-0 2006 - Louisiana Tech 4-7-0 1965 2017 Notre Dame 0-4-0 1915 1988 Stephen F. Austin 1-1-0 1925 1926 Austin College 3-2-1 1912 1924 Fordham 0-1-0 1939 - Loyola-New Orleans 3-2-0 1927 1934 Ohio State 0-2-0 1993 1996 Tennessee 1-2-0 1946 1969 Baylor 30-49-2 1914 2016 Fresno State 1-6-0 1999 2014 Marshall 2-4-0 2007 2014 Oklahoma 0-7-0 1921 2000 Texas 21-72-1 1914 2015 Boise State 1-1-0 2001 2002 George Washington 2-0-0 1935 1936 Memphis 2-2-0 2007 2012 Oklahoma State 0-3-1 1914 2009 Texas A&M 27-52-3 1914 2014 BYU 1-1-0 1996 1997 Georgia 1-0-0 1936 - Miami (Florida) 0-2-0 1984 1985 Old Dominion 0-2-0 2014 2017 Texas A&M-Kingsville 6-0-0 1931 1940 California 1-1-0 1969 1970 Georgia Tech 0-2-1 1960 1972 Michigan 0-2-0 1999 2000 Oregon 0-1-0 1962 - TCU 35-41-3 1914 2000 Centenary 3-1-0 1927 1941 Hardin-Simmons 1-0-0 1953 - Michigan State 0-1-0 2002 - Penn State 0-2-0 1962 1963 Texas State 2-2-0 1920 1987 Charlotte 2-0-0 2015 2016 Haskell Institute 1-0-0 1917 - Minnesota 0-2-0 1983 1984 Pittsburgh 2-1-0 1950 2017 Texas Tech 20-27-1 1942 2009 Cincinnati 0-1-0 1974 - Hawai’i 5-2-0 1999 2014 Mississippi 0-1-0 1960 - Prairie View A&M1-0-0 2016 - Trinity (Texas) 5-1-1 1913 1927 Clemson 3-4-0 1949 1980 Houston 11-30-0 1971 2017 Mississippi State 0-2-0 1975 2013 Purdue 2-2-0 1934 2011 Troy 0-1-0 2006 2006 Colorado 1-0-0 1937 - Howard Payne 1-0-0 1919 - Missouri 0-1-0 1981 - St. Edward’s (Texas) 2-2-1 1926 1930 Tulane 20-15-1 1916 2013 Colorado State 1-0-0 1998 - Idaho 1-0-0 1977 - Montana 1-0-0 1973 - St. Mary’s (Texas) 1-0-0 1935 - Tulsa 8-10-1 1937 2013 Cornell 2-0-0 1953 1954 Indiana 0-2-0 1987 1988 Navy 6-6-0 1951 2009 Sam Houston State 16-1-0 1912 1993 UAB 3-3-0 2005 2017 Creighton 3-1-0 1932 1935 Iowa State 3-2-0 1930 1994 Nebraska 0-1-0 2001 - San Jose State 2-3-0 1998 2004 UCF 1-3-0 2005 2010 Daniel Baker 2-0-0 1914 1915 Kansas 2-1-0 1961 2013 New Mexico 3-0-0 1949 1997 Santa Clara 1-1-0 1933 1950 UCLA 0-4-0 1952 2012 Duke 1-5-0 1957 2003 New Mexico St. 1-0-0 2013 2013 Univ. of the South 2-0-0 1919 1930 UNLV 2-0-0 1995 1998

RICE FOOTBALL I SERIES RECORDS I 199 First Last Opponent W-L-T Game Game GAME-BY-GAME SERIES UTEP 14-7-0 1996 2017 FIU (1-1) N28, 1981 L 40-3 Rice Stadium N26, 2005 L 35-18 Robertson S30, 1933 L 13-0 Baton Rouge UTSA 3-3-0 2012 2017 N1, 2014 W 31-17 Miami N27, 1982 L 28-21 Stadium S29, 1934 T 9-9 Houston Utah 3-1-0 1956 1997 S23, 2017 L 13-7 Houston S1, 1983 L 45-14 Rice Stadium S2, 2006 L 31-30 Rice Stadium S28, 1935 W 10-7 Baton Rouge Vanderbilt 1-4-0 1939 2009 D1, 1984 L 38-26 Astrodome O13, 2007 L 56-48 Robertson S26, 1936 L 20-7 Baton Rouge Virginia Military 2-0-0 1939 1975 Hawai’i (5-2) N30, 1985 L 24-20 Rice Stadium Stadium O9, 1937 L 13-0 Houston Wagner 1-0-0 2015 - O9, 1999 W 38-19 Honolulu N29, 1986 W 14-13 Astrodome N29, 2008 W 56-42 Rice Stadium O8, 1938 L 3-0 Baton Rouge Washington 0-0-1 1968 - O21, 2000 W 38-13 Rice Stadium N28, 1987 L 45-21 Rice Stadium N28, 2009 L 73-14 Robertson O14, 1939 L 7-0 Baton Rouge Wake Forest 1-0-1 1989 1990 S29, 2001 W 27-24 Honolulu N26, 1988 L 45-14 Astrodome Stadium O12, 1940 W 23-0 Houston WKU 0-2-0 2015 2016 N16, 2002 L 33-28 Rice Stadium D2, 1989 L 64-0 Rice Stadium O 16, 2010 W 34-31 Rice Stadium O18, 1941 L 27-0 Baton Rouge Western Michigan 1-0-0 2008 - S27, 2003 L 41-21 Honolulu S29, 1990 L 24-22 Astrodome O 27, 2011 L 73-34 Robertson O3, 1942 W 27-14 Houston West Virginia 1-0-0 1964 - S18, 2004 W 41-29 Rice Stadium N16, 1991 L 41-21 Rice Stadium Stadium O2, 1943 L 20-7 Baton Rouge Wisconsin 0-2-0 1952 1954 O4, 2014 W 28-14 Rice Stadium N28, 1992 L 61-34 Astrodome S 29, 2012 L 35-14 Reliant O7, 1944 W 14-13 Houston Wyoming 0-1-0 1998 - N26, 1993 W 37-7 Rice Stadium Stadium S29, 1945 L 42-0 Baton Rouge Houston (11-30) N26, 1994 W 31-13 Astrodome S21, 2013 L 31-26 Reliant S28, 1946 L 7-6 Houston Overall W-L-T S11, 1971 L 23-21 Rice Stadium D2, 1995 L 18-17 Rice Stadium Stadium S27, 1947 L 21-14 Baton Rouge College Opponents 457-573-31 S9, 1972 W 14-13 Rice Stadium S4, 1999 L 28-3 Robertson S16, 2017 L 38-3 Robertson O2, 1948 L 26-13 Houston Other Opponents 8-7-1 S15, 1973 L 24-6 Astrodome Stadium Stadium O1, 1949 L 14-7 Baton Rouge ot All Opponents 465-581-32 S14, 1974 L 21-0 Rice Stadium S2, 2000 W 30-27 Rice Stadium O7, 1950 W 35-20 Houston S13, 1975 W 24-7 Astrodome S1, 2001 W 21-14 Robertson LSU (14-36-5) O6, 1951 L 14-6 Baton Rouge N27, 1976 L 42-20 Rice Stadium Stadium N17, 1915 W 6-0 Houston O4, 1952 L 27-7 Houston N26, 1977 L 51-21 Rice Stadium A31, 2002 L 24-10 Rice Stadium N24, 1916 T 7-7 Baton Rouge O1, 1955 T 0-0 Houston D2, 1978 L 49-25 Astrodome A30, 2003 L 48-14 Robertson O18, 1924 L 12-0 Houston O6, 1956 W 23-14 Houston D1, 1979 L 63-0 Rice Stadium Stadium N7, 1925 L 6-0 Baton Rouge S21, 1957 T 0-0 Baton Rouge N29, 1980 W 35-7 Astrodome S5, 2004 W 10-7 Reliant Stadium O1, 1932 W 10-8 Houston S20, 1958 L 26-6 Houston

200 I RICE FOOTBALL I SERIES RECORDS S19, 1959 L 26-3 Baton Rouge Louisiana Tech (4-7) Prairie View A&M (1-0) O19, 2002 L 38-35 El Paso S1, 1990 W 33-17 Houston S23, 1961 W 16-3 Houston S18, 1965 W 14-0 Rice Stadium O22, 2016 W 65-44 Houston N22, 2003 W 45-14 Houston S29, 1962 T 6-6 Baton Rouge O27, 2001 L 41-38 ot Ruston N13, 2004 L 35-282ot El Paso S28, 1963 W 21-12 Houston O5, 2002 W 37-20 Rice Stadium Southern Miss (4-4) O29, 2005 L 38-31 Houston S26, 1964 L 3-0 Houston N27, 2003 W 49-14 Ruston O3, 2007 W 31-29 Hattiesburg N4, 2006 W 37-31 El Paso S26, 1965 L 42-14 Baton Rouge N29, 2004 L 51-14 Reliant Stadium O18, 2008 W 45-40 Houston N3, 2007 W 56-48 Houston S24, 1966 W 17-15 Houston S 15, 2012 L 56-37 Ruston O 1, 2011 L 48-24 Hattiesburg N1, 2008 W 49-44 El Paso S23, 1967 L 20-14 Baton Rouge N 16, 2013 W 52-14 Rice Stadium O 27, 2012 W 44-17 Houston N21, 2009 W 30-29 Houston S28, 1968 L 21-7 Houston N 29, 2014 L 76-31 Ruston S27, 2014 W 41-23 Hattiesburg O9, 2010 L 44-24 El Paso S27, 1969 L 42-0 Houston O30, 2015 L 42-17 Houston N14, 2015 L 65-10 Houston N11,2011 W 41-37 Houston S26, 1970 L 24-0 Baton Rouge O29, 2016 L 61-16 Ruston O1, 2016 L 44-28 Hattiesburg N 24, 2012 W 33-24 El Paso O2, 1971 L 38-3 Baton Rouge O28, 2017 L 42-28 Houston N11, 2017 L 43-34 Houston O 26, 2013 W 45-7 Houston O7, 1972 L 12-6 Houston N 21, 2014 W 31-13 Houston S29, 1973 L 24-9 Baton Rouge North Texas (4-4) UAB (3-3) N6, 2015 L 24-21 El Paso S28, 1974 T 10-10 Houston N19, 1998 L 33-17 Houston O1, 2005 L 45-26 Birmingham N 19, 2016 W 44-24 Houston S27, 1975 L 16-13 Shreveport S27, 2008 W 77-20 Houston O14, 2006 W 34-33 Houston S9, 2017 W 31-14 El Paso S25, 1976 L 31-0 Baton Rouge S11, 2010 W 33-32 Denton S5, 2009 L 44-24 Birmingham S24, 1977 L 77-0 Baton Rouge O31, 2013 L 28-16 Denton N 27, 2010 W 28-23 Houston UTSA (3-3) S30, 1978 L 37-7 Houston O25, 2014 W 41-21 Houston N21, 2013 W 37-34ot Birmingham O 13, 2012 W 34-14 Houston S22, 1979 L 45-3 Baton Rouge S19, 2015 W 38-24 Denton N4, 2017 L 52-21 Birmingham O 12, 2013 W 27-21 San Antonio S27, 1980 W 17-7 Houston S24, 2016 L 42-352ot Houston N 11, 2014 W 17-7 Houston S26, 1981 L 24-14 Baton Rouge N25, 2017 L 30-14 Houston UTEP (14-7) N21, 2015 L 34-24 San Antonio S25, 1982 L 56-13 Baton Rouge O26, 1996 W 48-21 El Paso O15, 2016 L 14-13 Houston S17, 1983 L 24-10 Houston N22, 1997 W 31-13 Houston O21, 2017 L 20-7 San Antonio S19, 1987 L 49-16 Baton Rouge Old Dominion (0-2) N13, 1999 L 30-29 Houston S23, 1995 L 52-7 Baton Rouge S20, 2014 L 45-42 Houston N11, 2000 L 38-21 El Paso Wake Forest (1-0-1) N18, 2017 L 24-21 Norfolk N17, 2001 W 27-17 Houston S30, 1989 T 17-17 Winston-Salem

RICE FOOTBALL I SERIES RECORDS I 201 RICE ALL-TIME COACHES RECORDS OWLS IN THE AP POLL Overall Conf. Only The Associated Press first began polling sportswriters and broadcasters to create its weekly rank- Years W-L-T W-L-T ing NCAA football teams in 1936 and one year later Rice made the first of its 15 apperances in the Phil Arbuckle (Southwestern) 1912-17, 19-23 52-30-8 9-8-2 AP poll. John Anderson 1918 1-5-0 1-1-0 John W. Heisman (Pennsylvania) 1924-27 14-18-3 4-11-1 The 2008 Texas Bowl Champion Owls were the most recent team to end the year receiving votes Claude Rothgreb 1928 2-7-0 0-5-0 in the final AP poll, picking up eight after completing the second 10-win season in school history. Jack Meagher (Notre Dame) 1929-33 26-26-0 9-20-0 Jimmy Kitts (SMU) 1934-39 33-29-4 16-18-2 Year # Weeks High Final Coach Notes Jess Neely (Vanderbilt) 1940-66 144-124-10 86-75-6 1937 3 15 18 Jimmy Kitts Cotton Bowl Champions Harold “Bo” Hagan (South Carolina) 1967-70 12-27-1 7-21-0 1941 1 12 NR Jess Neely Bill Peterson (Ohio Northern) 1971 3-7-1 2-4-1 1946 8 5 10 Jess Neely Orange Bowl Champions Al Conover (Wake Forest) 1972-75 14-28-1 10-18-0 1947 6 15 18 Jess Neely Homer Rice (Centre) 1976-77 4-18-0 2-14-0 1949 7 5 5 Jess Neely Cotton Bowl Champions Ray Alborn (Rice) 1978-83 13-53-0 9-39-0 1950 2 15 NR Jess Neely Watson Brown (Vanderbilt) 1984-85 4-18-0 2-14-0 1951 2 18 NR Jess Neely Jerry Berndt (Bowling Green State) 1986-88 6-27-0 2-24-0 1952 1 17 NR Jess Neely Fred Goldsmith (Florida) 1989-93 23-31-1 14-24-0 1953 9 6 6 Jess Neely Cotton Bowl Champs (2 1st place votes Ken Hatfield (Arkansas) 1994-2005 56-89-1 44-57-0 1954 8 11 19 Jess Neely Todd Graham (East Central Univ.) 2006 7-6 6-2 1955 4 11 NR Jess Neely David Bailiff (Texas State) 2007-17 57-80 40-48 1957 8 8 8 Jess Neely Cotton Bowl Mike Bloomgren (Florida State) 2018- 1958 3 13 NR Jess Neely 1960 6 10 NR Jess Neely Sugar Bowl 1961 2 7 T-17 Jess Neely Bluebonnet Bowl- 2008 - - - David Bailiff Texas Bowl (8 votes in final poll)

202 I RICE FOOTBALL I SERIES RECORDS THE OWLS IN RICE STADIUM All Games Conference Home All Games Conference Season W L T W L T Attend. Avg. Largest Home Crowd Season W L T W L T Attend. Avg. Largest Crowd 1950 3 3 0 0 3 0 310,000 51,667 SMU, Texas (70,000) 1972 3 3 0 1 2 0 232,693 38,782 Texas (65,000) 1951 4 2 0 2 1 0 256,000 42,667 Navy, Texas A&M (58,000) 1973 4 2 0 3 1 0 177,909 29,652 Notre Dame (50,000) 1952 2 4 0 1 2 0 253,000 42,167 Texas (66,000) 1974 2 3 1 2 1 0 204,001 34,000 Texas (56,500) 1953 5 1 0 3 0 0 270,000 45,000 Baylor (68,000) 1975 1 5 0 1 3 0 145,475 25,109 Texas A&M (67,000) 1954 5 1 0 2 1 0 281,500 46,917 Texas (71,000) 1976 2 4 0 1 4 0 145,349 24,224 Texas (57,000) 1955 2 3 1 0 3 0 281,500 46,971 Texas A&M (68,000) 1977 1 5 0 0 4 0 153,000 25,500 Texas A&M (57,500) 1956 4 2 0 1 2 0 275,000 45,833 Texas (67,000) 1978 1 5 0 1 3 0 176,500 29,417 Texas (62,000) 1957 4 2 0 3 0 0 291,000 48,500 Texas A&M (72,000) 1979 1 5 0 0 4 0 164,800 27,133 Oklahoma (48,000) 1958 1 5 0 1 2 0 343,000 57,167 Texas (72,000) 1980 1 4 0 0 4 0 152,000 30,400 Texas (52,000) 1959 1 3 2 1 2 1 230,000 38,333 SMU (65,000) 1981 2 3 0 1 3 0 121,266 24,245 Texas A&M (52,000) 1960 5 1 0 4 0 0 248,000 41,333 Texas (72,000) 1982 0 5 0 0 4 0 130,000 26,000 Texas (50,000) 1961 5 1 0 3 1 0 267,000 44,500 LSU (73,000) 1983 1 5 0 0 3 0 134,000 22,333 Texas A&M (40,000) 1962 2 3 1 2 1 1 235,000 39,167 Texas (73,000) 1984 1 4 0 0 4 0 114,256 22,851 Texas (56,047) 1963 4 2 0 2 2 0 273,000 45,500 LSU (64,000) 1985 2 4 0 1 3 0 106,112 17,685 Texas A&M (41,195) 1964 3 2 1 2 1 1 252,000 42,000 Texas (73,000) 1986 2 5 0 0 4 0 105,500 15,071 Texas (31,000) 1965 1 5 0 0 4 0 185,000 30,833 Arkansas (46,000) 1987 2 4 0 0 4 0 90,400 15,067 Texas A&M (32,500) 1966 2 4 0 1 3 0 243,500 40,583 Texas (67,500) 1988 0 5 0 0 3 0 84,500 16,900 Texas (35,000) 1967 4 2 0 2 2 0 205,867 34,311 Texas A&M (58,000) 1989 0 5 0 0 4 0 92,700 18,540 Texas A&M (30,900) 1968 0 5 0 0 3 0 180,635 36,127 Texas (68,500) 1990 4 3 0 2 2 0 153,100 21,871 Texas (34,800) 1969 3 3 0 2 2 0 176,919 29,487 LSU (55,000) 1991 0 4 0 0 3 0 121,700 30,425 Texas A&M (42,600) 1970 3 2 0 1 2 0 135,547 27,109 Texas (70,500) 1992 5 1 0 3 1 0 142,800 23,800 Texas (41,100) 1971 2 4 1 1 2 1 219,133 31,305 Houston (62,000) 1993 5 1 0 2 1 0 143,000 23,833 Texas A&M (46,800)

RICE FOOTBALL I SERIES RECORDS I 203 All Games Conference Season W L T W L T Attend. Avg. Largest Crowd 12003 attendance figure does not include Texas game (47,764) played at Reliant Stadium 1994 3 2 0 3 1 0 112,900 22,580 Texas (34,700) 22004 attendance figure does not include Houston & LaTech games (27,726 & 8,307) played at Reliant 1995 1 4 0 0 3 0 126,800 25,360 Texas A&M (39,500) 32006 attendance figure does not include Texas game (40,069) played at Reliant Stadium 1996 4 1 0 4 0 0 100,850 20,170 Utah (23,250) 42010 attendance figure does not include Texas game (70,445) played at Reliant Stadium 1997 3 2 0 3 1 0 177,547 35,509 Texas (53,811) *2012 attendance figure does not include Houston game (32, 718) played at Reliant Stadium 1998 4 1 0 4 0 0 110,573 22,115 SMU (42,674) 2013 attendance figure does not include Houston game (34831) played at Reliant Stadium 1999 3 1 0 2 1 0 101,200 25,300 Navy (44,217) 2000 3 2 0 2 2 0 95,885 19,177 Hawai’i (22,521) 2001 5 0 0 4 0 0 84,617 16,923 Tulsa (29,317) 2002 1 3 0 1 2 0 100,344 20,069 Houston (30,747) 12003 3 2 0 3 1 0 77,307 15,461 Navy (27,832) 22004 2 1 0 2 1 0 41,883 13,961 Fresno State (18,407) 2005 2 3 0 2 2 0 50,362 10,072 Navy (12,714) 32006 3 1 0 3 1 0 59,041 14,760 Houston (23,352) 2007 1 5 0 1 4 0 80,118 13353 Texas Tech (21,543) 2008 6 0 0 4 0 0 121,074 20,179 Houston (35,534) 2009 2 4 0 2 2 0 81,309 13,552 Vanderbilt (19,753) 42010 3 3 0 3 1 0 108,549 18,091 Houston (26,342) 2011 4 1 0 3 1 0 86,643 17.329 Purdue (25,371) *2012 3 3 0 2 1 0 101,623 20,325 UTSA (28,677) 2013 6 0 0 5 0 0 112,711 18,785 Kansas (22,974) 2014 4 1 0 3 1 0 92,812 18,562 UTSA (21,195) 2015 3 3 0 1 3 0 116,034 19,339 Army (24,409) 2016 2 4 0 1 3 0 128,551 18,785 Baylor (27,047) 2017 0 5 0 0 4 0 96,770 19,354 Army (21,766) Totals 176 193 7 110 136 4 11,095,545 29,509 Several (73,000)

204 I RICE FOOTBALL I SERIES RECORDS RICE ALL-TIME CAPTAINS 1912 R.E. Cummings 1936 Johnnie Frankie, J.W. Friedman 1959 B. Bucek, D. Rather, B. Simmons D. Rutledge 1997 A. Clifton, C. Nelson, M. Spinner, 1913 George Journey 1937 Charlie Moore 1960 R. King, B. Lively, M. Webb 1980 K. Kveton, C. France, D. Darr, B. Wood 1914 Oliver Garnett 1938 Jess Hines 1961 R. Alborn, J. Burrell, R. Jackson M. Downs 1998 Terrence Melton, Charles Torello 1915 W.M. Standish 1939 Ed Singletary 1962 Billy Cox, Gene Raesz 1981 R. Hubble, A. Whitfield, 1999 Neal Gray, Chad Richardson, 1916 W.E. Brown 1940 Ken Whitlow 1963 Jerry Kelley, Johnny Nichols H. Fortune, B. Hill, R. Williams Judd Smith 1917 J.W. McFarland 1941 Buck Sloan 1964 M. Walker, W. McReynolds, 1982 C. Pierson, R. Gray, D. Martin 2000 R. Beavan, J. Jackson, T. Ortega, 1918 LeRoy Bell 1942 Bob Tresch B. Hale 1983 -NA- B. Wulf 1919 Shirley Brick 1943 Charles Malmberg 1965 G. Walker, J. Vining, D. Ferguson 1984 T. Harris, D. Johnson, 2001 Dan Dawson, Jason Hebert, 1920 Jim Dain 1944 H.J. Nichols 1966 H. Dearing, C. Latourette, S. McLaughlin, M. Robinson Matt Webber 1921 Eddie Dyer 1945 Bob Nemir G. Hine 1985 E. Evans, P. Power, D. Turner, 2002 G. Gatlin, B. Green, V. Hawkins 1922 Fred Boettcher 1946 Weldon Humble, Charles Malmberg 1967 Jay Collins, Larry Darling D. Wells 2003 Robbie Beck, Kyle Herm, 1923 Charles Swartz 1947 Virgil Eikenberg 1968 Robby Shelton 1986 Marc Scott, Dwain Turner Jeff Vanover 1924 Harvey Smith 1948 Huey Keeny, Ed Parker 1969 S. Bradshaw, L. Davis, S. Reed 1987 Russell Moses, Jeff Thomas 2004 E. Bailey, J. Calahan, T. Holley, 1925 F.W. Underwood 1949 Gerald Weatherly, Froggy Williams 1970 B. Allshouse, R. Roitsch, 1988 Courtney Hall, William McClay G. Wilson 1926 F.W. Underwood 1950 L. Stonestreet, V. Glass, I. Nuemann B. Wheless 1989 O.J. Brigance, Donald Hollas 2005 Adam Herrin, John Syptak 1927 Merle Comstock 1951 B. Howton, B. Burkhalter, G. Walls 1971-73 -NA- 1990 O.J. Brigance, Donald Hollas 2006 C. Clement, J. Dillard, A. Downs, 1928 Jon Knippel & George Murray 1952 B. Crockett, D. Rhoden 1974 Cullie Culpepper, 1991 T. Cobb, E. Henley, T. Teichelman B. Raines 1929 Bush Jones 1953 R. Chapman, L. Rucka, J. Hudson Cornelius Walker 1992 Trevor Cobb, Greg Willig 2007 C. Clement, J. Dillard, B. Raines, 1930 Bill Morgan 1954 Kenny Paul 1975 L. Brune, R. Eggemeyer, 1993 B. Emanuel, H. Crowe & A. Sendejo 1931 Lou Hassell & Pud Hammit 1955 Marshall Crawford, R. Norton, E. Lofton T. Hetherington 2008 C. Clement, J. Dillard, B. Raines, 1932 Tom Driscoll Eddie Rayburn 1976 M. Bockeloh, D. Johnson, 1994 Byron Coston, Emmett Waldron A. Sendejo 1933 Fred Lauterbach 1956 James Briggs, Jerry Harris T. Kramer, J. Rose 1995 Larry Izzo, Josh LaRocca 2009 T. Garmon, M. Knox, A. Sendejo, 1934 Percy Arthur 1957 M. Gorges, K. Hill, L. Whitmire 1977-78 -NA- 1996 N. Kalu, S. George, T. Phillips, S. Solomon 1935 Sam Mays 1958 B. Dial, G. Jones, R. Chilton 1979 B. Broeren, E. Cooper, JJoyce, J. Thigpen

RICE FOOTBALL I SERIES RECORDS I 205 NFF HAMPSHIRE HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS

2010 T. Bradshaw, J. Hicks, J. Hill, 2008 2012 2016 C. Ozougwu, P. Beasley Lute Barber Justin Allen James Farrimond 2011 T. Bradshaw, J. JHicks, Bio Benibo Travis Bradshaw Ryan Pollard S. Solomon, T. Smith, J. Allen Jonathan Cary John Gioffre Caleb Williams 2012 P Gaines, V McDonald, Robby Heos James Hicks J Williams, L Willson Matt Nordstrom 2017 2013 C Bauer, P Gaines, M Kutlzer, 2009 Scott Solomon Darik Dillard T. McHargue, T Peterson, David Berken 2014 G Baker, M Hill, D Jackson, James Miller 2013 2018 M Simmonette, J Taylor Bencil Smith Jamael Thomas Peter Godber 2015 A Lyons, D Jackson, D.J. Green S Mouchantaf, A Reue, L Turner, 2010 2014 Trey Martin 2016 E Ellerbee, A Lyons, T Martin, Clark Fangmeier Tanner Leland Cole Thomas Z Wright Terrance Garmon Klein Kubiak Robby Wells III 2017 E Ellerbee, P Godber, T Martin, Andrew Sendejo Michael Kutzler Brian Womac B Womac. Paul Porras 2011 Brandon Long 2015 Kramer Lucio Dylan Klare Cheta Ozougwu Brian Nordstrom

206 I RICE FOOTBALL I SERIES RECORDS RICE BOWL HISTORY (7-5) 1938 Cotton Bowl Jan. 1, 1938 Dallas, Texas Rice 28, Colorado 14 1947 Orange Bowl Jan. 1, 1947 Miami, Fla. Rice 8, Tennessee 0 1950 Cotton Bowl Jan. 1, 1950 Dallas, Texas Rice 27, North Carolina 13 1954 Cotton Bowl Jan. 1, 1954 Dallas, Texas Rice 28, Alabama 6 1958 Cotton Bowl Jan. 1, 1958 Dallas, Texas Navy 20, Rice 7 1961 Sugar Bowl Jan. 2, 1961 New Orleans, La. Ole Miss 14, Rice 6 1961 Bluebonnet Bowl Dec. 16, 1961 Houston, Texas Kansas 33, Rice 7 2006 New Orleans Bowl Dec. 22, 2006 New Orleans, La. Troy 41, Rice 17 2008 Texas Bowl Dec. 30, 2008 Houston, Texas Rice 38, Western Michigan 14 2012 Armed Forces Bowl Dec. 29, 2012 Ft. Worth, Texas Rice 33, Air Force 14 2013 Liberty Bowl Dec. 31, 2013 Memphis, Tenn. Mississippi State 44, Rice 7 2014 Hawai’i Bowl Dec. 24, 2014 Honolulu, Hawai’i Rice 30, Fresno State 6 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Southwest Conference 1934, 1937, 1946, 1949, 1953-T, 1957, 1994-T Conference USA 2013

RICE FOOTBALL I SERIES RECORDS I 207 2018-19 CONFERENCE USA BOWL PARTNERS Date Bowl Matchup Location Time Network Dec. 15 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl C-USA vs. Sun Belt New Orleans, La. 8 p.m. ESPN Dec. 15 Gildan New Mexico Bowl C-USA vs. Mountain West Albuquerque, N.M. 1 p.m. ESPN Dec. 18 Cheribundi Tart Cherry Boca Raton Bowl C-USA vs. American Boca Raton, Fla. 6 p.m. ESPN Dec. 19 Frisco Bowl (secondary) C-USA vs. American Frisco, Texas 7 p.m. ESPN Dec. 20 Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl C-USA vs. American Tampa, Fla. 7 p.m. ESPN Dec. 21 Bahamas Bowl C-USA vs. MAC Nassau, Bahamas 11:30 a.m. ESPN Dec. 22 Hawai’i Bowl C-USA vs. Mountain West Honolulu, Haw. 9:30 p.m. ESPN Dec. 26 Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl C-USA vs. Big Ten Dallas, Texas 12:30 p.m. ESPN Dec. 27 Walk-On’s Independence Bowl (secondary) C-USA vs. ACC/SEC Shreveport, La. 12:30 p.m. ESPN

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208 I RICE FOOTBALL I C-USA BOWL PARTNERS TREVOR COBB INDUCTED INTO COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Rice running back Trevor Cobb, who redefined the position for the Owls during a career that saw him demolish the school record book on his way to winning the Doak Walker Award in 1991, is one of 10 college football standouts and three coaches who comprise the 2018 College Football Hall of Fame Class announced on Monday by the National Football Foundation (NFF) & College Hall of Fame. Cobb becomes the seventh former Rice player in the hall, joining Weldon Humble (1961), Froggy Williams (1965), Bill Wallace (1978), Dicky Maegle (1979), Buddy Dial (1993) and Tommy Kramer (2012). Former coaches Jess Neely (1971) and John Heisman (1954) are also members of the hall of fame. A consensus First Team All-American in 1991, Cobb became the first Owl to win one of college football’s major individual awards when he received the Doak Walker Award. A finalist for the award again as a senior, he went on to be named the 1992 Southwest Conference Offensive Player of the Year and Male Athlete of the Year (across all sports) after leading Rice to its first winning season in 30 years. A three-time all-con- ference selection, he completed his career ranked second on the SWC career rushing list with 4,948 yards, which ranked eighth on the NCAA career list at the time and now ranks 24th in NCAA history. Cobb became the first Owl and fourth SWC player to rush for more than 1,000 yards in three consecutive seasons, and he holds the top three season totals in school history, capped by his 1,692 yards in 1991. Cobb’s other conference career records include all-purpose yards (6,512), rushing attempts (1,091) and 200-yard games in a season (6). He also set 17 school records, including season and career marks for rushing attempts (306/1,091), career rushing touchdowns (38) and career 100-yard games (24). The recipient of the 1992 SWC American Spirit Award for achievement on and off the field, Cobb held Rice’s season and career scoring marks until 2008. After his collegiate career, Cobb played in the 1993 Senior Bowl and the East-West Shrine Game and had a stint in the NFL with the and the Chicago Bears. The Houston native also played for the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe in 1996. As the director of his non-profit, Trevor Cobb’s Helping Hands in Houston, he participates in numerous civic events and mentors young athletes to be well-rounded and educated while promoting young people’s understanding and attitudes towards those with special needs. A member of the State of Texas Sports and the Southwest Conference halls of fame, Cobb was selected as a 2017 “Honor Jersey” at Rice where a member of the current team wore No. 45 in his honor during the season. He returned to college and received his bachelor’s degree in 2001. He is joined by Kerry Collins (Penn State QB, 1989-92), Dave Dickenson (Montana QB, 1992-95), Dana Howard (Illinois LB, 1991-94), Calvin Johnson (Georgia Tech WR, 2004-06), Paul Palmer (Tempe RB, 1983-86), Ed Reed (Miami DB, 1998-2001), Matt Stinchcomb (Georgia OT, 1995-98), Aaron Taylor (Nebraska C/G, 1994-97) and Charles Woodson (Michigan DB, 1995-97) in the class along with coaches Mack Brown (Appalachian State, Tulane, North Carolina & Texas), (Murray State and Virginia Tech) and Mel Tjeerdsma (Austin College, Northwest Missouri State) as members of this year’s class. Formal induction for the class will come during the 61st annual NFF Annual Awards Dinner on Dec. 4, 2018 in New York City. AUGUST 25 OCTOBER 6 NOVEMBER 10 vs. PVAMU vs. UTSA* at LA TECH* SEPTEMBER 1 OCTOBER 13 NOVEMBER 17 vs. HOUSTON vs. UAB* at LSU OCTOBER 20 SEPTEMBER 8 at FIU* NOVEMBER 24 at HAWAI’I vs. OLD DOMINION*

OCTOBER 27 HOME AWAY *C-USA OPPONENT SEPTEMBER 22 at NORTH TEXAS* at SOUTHERN MISS* NOVEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 29 vs. UTEP* at WAKE FOREST