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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sept. 3, 2002 Big 12 Conference Football Previews For Sept. 7 Games DALLAS-Iowa State gets to enjoy the view from the top of Big 12 Conference football standings for at least three weeks. The Cyclones downed Kansas 45-3 in the second-earliest Big 12 opener in history last week in Ames, Iowa, and there are no more league games until ISU hosts Nebraska on Sept. 28. That’s the only conference contest that weekend until all 12 teams go interleague on Oct. 5. Still, 47 conference games remain, and there are 32 non-conference encounters before Sept. 28, so Big 12 teams will be far from bored. Saturday’s slate and the 11-game menu all outside the loop on Sept. 14 are the most- contested weekends in Big 12 play this season. For the first time in history, non-league games outnumber confer- ence encounters as there are 51 contests outside Big 12 activity in 2002 and 48 intraconference clashes. The Sept. 7 slate features one of the most varied and relatively-unplayed group of series since the founding of the Big 12. The 11 opponents come from eight different conferences (Big East, Gateway, Mid-American, Moun- tain West, Ohio Valley, Southeastern, Sun Belt, Western Athletic), a football independent (Utah State), and three Division I-AA foes (Northern Iowa, Samford and Tennesse Tech). Ten of these teams have combined to play 151 total games previously against Big 12 schools, but four have played five series games or fewer. SMU meets Texas Tech at Gerald Ford Stadium in the Mustangs’ 311th tilt with current Big 12 members. Here are the capsule previews for the 11 games involving Big 12 Conference teams Saturday. TEXAS A&M at PITTSBURGH, 11 a.m. (CDT), Heinz Field (65,000), Pittsburgh, Pa., ESPN National Telecast Records & Rankings Texas A&M Quick Hits Texas A&M Key Individuals Texas A&M -- 1-0, 0-0 Big 12 Conference, 20th in -Aggies’ punter Cody Scates is a recent addition to Jarrod Penright, Sr., Linebacker AP, RV in ESPN/USA TODAY the Ray Guy Award watch list for top collegiate -Highly-touted defender with preseason Butkus and Pittsburgh -- 1-0, 0-0 Big East Conference, unranked punter; he averaged 41.2 yards on six punts last Lombardi awards’ credentials. week. -Was A&M’s fourth-leading tackler last season with The Series -A&M has produced six All-Pro defensive backs 66 stops and team-high 11 sacks. Pittsburgh leads 1-0 since the 1971 season-most All-Pro selections of Derek Farmer, So., Tailback At College Station: 0-0 any school nationally. -Finished 2001 as bowl-bound Aggies’ leading At Neutral Sites: Pittsburgh leads 1-0 -Since 1989 under coach Slocum the Ags have rusher with 110 carries, 503 yards, two TD, and started the year at 2-0 seven times; all seven of 4.6 yards per carry. Last Time Out: Dec. 27, 1989 those squads and nine others advanced to bowl ap- -Opened 2002 with 18 attempts for 39 yards rush- Pittsburgh 31, Texas A&M 28 pearances. ing and one TD in 31-7 win over UL Lafayette. (John Hancock Bowl) -Texas A&M QB Mark Farris is a former first round Ty Warren, Sr., Defensive Tackle draft choice of the Pittsburgh Pirates. -Played a major role in helping A&M limit 2001 Notes: In only the second meeting of the Big 12 and -In 2001 the school enjoyed its largest average home opponents to 113.4 net yards rushing per game- Big East Conference contenders, the teams play at attendance in history at 82,711 and was ninth in 19th nationally. a campus site for the first time. The Panthers edged NCAA Division I averages. -Picked up similar showing last week when Aggies Texas A&M 31-28 in El Paso, Texas, at the 1989 held UL Lafayette to no rushing scores; A&M al- Sun Bowl-the first of 11 bowl appearances by the Pittsburgh Quick Hits lowed just 13 TD via the run in 2001 regular cam- Aggies under coach R.C. Slocum. A&M faces a Big -The Panthers have a section of nearby Forbes Field paign. East opponent for the first time since the ’89 meet- still remaining on campus where Bill ing with Pittsburgh. The Panthers lost at Texas 38- Mazerowski’s 1960 home run cleared the left field Pittsburgh Key Individuals 27 in 1995 during their last meeting with a Big 12 fence for a walkoff championship for Pittsburgh Gerald Hayes, Sr., Linebacker school. Big 12 teams are 83-101-6 against Big East in the World Series. -All-Big East first team defender last two seasons opponents, and 49 of these contests have come -Fabled Panthers’ coaches Pop Warner and John and 2002 All-America candidate. against Miami, Fla. The Panthers are next on the Majors also were head coaches at Iowa State. -Has 114 total tackles in his last 12 games and hopes list in total number of games vs. Big 12 with 46 and -Pittsburgh Director of Athletics Steve Pederson is to complete career with three consecutive 100-stop a composite 23-19-4 mark against Big 12 members. a former director of football operations and me- years (104 each in 2000 and 2001). A&M returns to College Station for another clash dia relations staff member at Nebraska. Kris Wilson, Jr., Tight End with a Big East team on Sept. 21 vs. Virginia Tech. -In a start similar to A&M, Pittsburgh downed Ohio -Has one of the leading career averages per catch of of the Mid-American Conference 27-14 last Sat- any tight end in the country-15.3-prior to The Coaches urday. Saturday’s telecast. Texas A&M: R.C. Slocum (McNeese State, 1967) -Hopes to make his 19th consecutive start after mak- 118-41-2 (14th season) overall ing 26 catches for 399 yards in his first 18 appear- 118-41-2 (14th season) at Texas A&M ances. 0-1 vs. Pittsburgh Torrie Cox, Sr., Cornerback 3-8 in bowl games -One of the Big East’s most reliable kickoff return- men had 24 for a 24 yards per runback norm last Pittsburgh: Walt Harris (Pacific, 1968) year. 39-55 (9th season) overall -Team captain who paced Panthers with 11 pass 28-31 (6th season) at Pittsburgh deflections as a junior; expected to raise his previ- 0-0 vs. Texas A&M ous interception total of one entering the campaign. 1-2 in bowl games The Broadcast Dave South, Kevin Smith and Tom Turbiville on the Texas A&M Radio Network; Mark Jones, Bob Davie and Holly Rowe on ESPN Ticket Availability Some tickets remain; go online for ticket informa- tion at www.Aggieathletics.com. ALABAMA at OKLAHOMA, 2:30 p.m. (CDT), Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (72,762), Norman, Okla., ABC Regional Telecast Records & Rankings Oklahoma Quick Hits Oklahoma Key Individuals Oklahoma -- 1-0, 0-0 Big 12 Conference, 2nd in -The Sooners won their 82nd opening football game Kory Klein, Jr., Defensive Tackle AP, 3rd in ESPN/USA TODAY in 108 seasons last week 37-0 at Tulsa. -Sometimes overlooked standout in the Sooners’ Alabama -- 1-0, 0-0 Southeastern Conference, RV -Coach Bob Stoops’ 32 victories place him in the rugged defensive interior. in AP, ESPN/USA TODAY Top 10 among active coaches at their current as- -Had 14 quarterback hurries as a sophomore and signments. intercepted a critical pass in team’s Big 12 win at The Series -Oklahoma was coached by Chuck Fairbanks when Texas Tech in 2001. Alabama leads 1-0-1 it tangled with the legendary Bryant in 1970; one Antwone Savage, Sr., Wide Receiver At Neutral Sites: Alabama leads 1-0-1 year later ‘Bama switched to the wishbone of- -Moving on up Big 12 career in receiving with 115 fense after knotting the Sooners 24-24. (eighth on the all-time individual list) catches for Last Time Out: Dec. 31, 1970 -OU has captured four consecutive home openers, 1,477 yards. Oklahoma 24, Alabama 24 three under Stoops, and began the season on the -Great foil for Sooners’ tight end Trent Smith, and (Bluebonnet Bowl, Houston) road last week for the first time since the 1997 that duo combined for 94 catches in 2001. season against Northwestern in Chicago. Brandon Everage, Jr., Free Safety Notes: It’s the first meeting between the longtime -Second team All-Big 12 as a sophomore defensive football powers during the regular season. Two pre- Alabama Quick Hits back with 76 total tackles last year. vious bowls match Alabama as a 17-0 winner over -Franchione’s only other appearance as a head coach -Started 2002 with a bang after making an intercep- OU in the 1962 Orange Bowl and a 24-24 tie in the against the Sooners was a 10-9 loss in 1998 at Fort tion in ’01 against Nebraska and tying for the team 1970 Bluebonnet Bowl at the Reliant Astrodome. Worth, Texas, while he was guiding TCU. lead in fumbles forced with three. The ’62 meeting matched National Football Foun- -The current ‘Bama coach is a former assistant at dation and AFCA Hall of Fame coaches Bud Kansas State from 1978-80. Alabama Key Individuals Wilkinson of Oklahoma and Paul (Bear) Bryant of -Alabama edged Iowa State 14-13 in the 2001 Ahmaad Galloway, Sr., Running Back Alabama. This is just the fifth meeting of a Big 12 MainStay Independence Bowl in its last bout with -One of the SEC’s Top 10 rushers as a junior with team and SEC team outside bowls since the Big 12 a Big 12 foe.
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