2009 A&M FOOTBALL OFFICIAL GAME NOTES

TWO NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 664 VICTORIES • 18 CONFERENCE TITLES • 30 BOWL GAMES • 41 FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

SCHEDULE & RESULTS GAME 10 • 6:10 PM CST Saturday, September 5 • 6:05 PM & NEW MEXICO W, 41-6 TEXAS A M AGGIES , college station (5-4, 2-3 Big 12)

Saturday, September 19 • 6:05 PM at UTAH STATE W, 38-30 kyle field, college station (5-4, 3-2 Big 12) Saturday, September 26 • 6:05 PM uAB W, 56-19 TELEVISION...... FSN-HD (National) kyle field, college station Joel Meyers, play-by-play Gary Reasons, commentary Saturday, October 3 • 6:30 PM Jim Knox, sidelines v s L, 19-47 RADIO...... Texas A&M Sports Network (see page 7) cowboys stadium, arlington (espn2) Dave South, play-by-play Dave Elmendorf, commentary Saturday, October 10 • 11:40 AM SATELLITE RADIO.....Sirius Channel 154 #15 oklahoma StATE L, 31-36 LIVE AUDIO...... aggieathletics.com • radioaggieland.com kyle field, college station (fsn) LIVE STATS...... aggieathletics.com Saturday, October 17 • 6:10 PM RANKINGS...... Oklahoma is receiving votes in the USA Today poll. a t KANSAS STATE L, 14-62 SERIES HISTORY...... OU leads, 17-10 snyder family stadium, manhattan (fcs) A&M STREAKS...... Lost 6 / Last 5 (0-5) / Last 10 (1-9) Saturday, October 24 • 6:00 PM LAST MEETING...... OU 66, A&M 28 (Nov. 8, 2008 in College Station) a t #21 TEXAS W, 52-30 jones at&t stadium, lubbock

Saturday, October 31 • 2:35 PM STEPPING OFF IOWA STATE W, 35-10 Texas A&M (5-4, 2-3) heads north for its final road game of the season on Saturday night when the Ag- kyle field, college station gies face the Oklahoma Sooners (5-4, 3-2) at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium ... kickoff is set Saturday, November 7 • 12:40 PM for 6:10 p.m. (CST) and the game will be televised nationally by FSN HD ... Joel Meyers, Gary Reasons and Jim Knox will have the call ... both teams enter the game off a tough road loss, with A&M falling 35-34 at a t COLORADO L, 34-35 folsom field, boulder (fcs) Colorado and OU dropping a 10-3 decision at Nebraska.

Saturday, November 14 • 6:00 PM FOLLOWING THE ACTION at OKLAHOMA • RADIO — The 50-station Texas A&M Sports Network will broadcast the game live from Owen Field ... gaylord family stadium, norman Dave South (play-by-play) and Dave Elmendorf (commentary) will call the action ... pregame show begins at 5 p.m. ... will air the Aggie broadcast on Channel 154 ... fans attending the game Saturday, November 21 • 2:30 PM can tune in on the low end of the FM dial. BAYLOR • INTERNET — aggieathletics.com will offer live play-by-play and statistics ... fans can listen to the kyle field, college station broadcast free of charge on aggieathletics.com. • MOBILE PHONE — listen to the game on your iPhone, Blackberry or PDA free of charge ... log on to Thursday, November 26 • 7:00 PM radioaggieland.com for more information. TEXAS kyle field, college station A&M/OKLAHOMA SERIES NOTABLES Oklahoma leads the all-time series with Texas A&M, 17-10, and has won six straight ... the Aggies have MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT INFO won four of the Big 12 meetings between the programs (1996-98, 2002) ... A&M’s last win in the series was a 30-26 upset of the then No. 1-ranked Sooners on November 9, 2002 at Kyle Field ... the Aggies have lost Alan Cannon, Associate A.D./Media Relations five straight in Norman, with their last win coming in 1997—a game which saw A&M clinch the Big 12 South office...... (979) 862-5447 cell...... (979) 777-4200 division title ... Saturday will mark just the third time since the formation of the Big 12, and in the last 60 email...... [email protected] years overall, that neither team is ranked on game day. Brad Marquardt, Associate Director office...... (979) 862-5448 cell...... (979) 229-8651 UP NEXT email...... [email protected] Texas A&M returns home to host Baylor at Kyle Field ... kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m. and the game will not Matt Simon, Assistant Director be televised ... OU heads to Lubbock to face Texas Tech. office...... (979) 862-5451 cell...... (979) 255-0469 email...... [email protected]

2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 2009 QUICK FACTS INJURY UPDATE CORYELL JUDIE—shoulder surgery (out for season) ... RICKY CAVANAUGH—knee (out indefinitely) ... GENERAL INFORMATION DUSTIN HARRIS — ankle sprain (questionable). Location:...... College Station, Texas 77842 Founded:...... 1876 GRAY EARNS BIG 12 WEEKLY HONORS ENROLLMENT:...... 48,787 (fall 2009) Sophomore tailback (DeSoto) was named the Big 12’s Special Teams Player of the Week by INTERIM PRESIDENT:....Dr. R. Bowen Loftin (Texas A&M ‘71) a select media panel on Monday. CHANCELLOR:...... Dr. Michael D. McKinney ( ‘73) Gray totaled 181 yards on four kick returns in A&M’s game at Colorado, including a career-best 99-yard FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE:...... Dr. Tom Adair (Texas A&M ‘57) kickoff return for a in the second quarter. He also added a 45-yard kick return in the fourth quar- DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS:...... Bill Byrne (Idaho State ‘67) ter to set up the Aggies’ final score. ATHLETIC DEPT PHONE:...... 979-845-5129 GAME OPERATIONS DIRECTOR:... Mike Caruso/Associate A.D. The honor is the second of Gray’s career, who also earned special teams POW honors last season after CONFERENCE:...... Big 12 his performance against Oklahoma. It is also the first Big 12 weekly football honor of any kind for an Aggie NICKNAME:...... Aggies in 2009. MASCOT:...... (American Collie) COLORS:...... Maroon and White RECORD-SEEKING JOHNSON FIRST YEAR OF FOOTBALL:...... 1894 (Humble) could break a host of single season passing school records ALL-TIME RECORD:...... 664-437-48 (115th season in ‘09) against Oklahoma on Saturday. ALL-TIME BOWL RECORD:...... 13-17 WITHIN RANGE STADIUM INFORMATION Category JJ in ‘09 Rank current Record STADIUM:...... Kyle Field Completions 210 3rd 212 (Kevin Murray, 1987) OPENED:...... 1927 Attempts 348 t3rd 364 (Stephen McGee, 2007) CAPACITY:...... 83,002 PLAYING SURFACE:...... Natural Grass Passing Yards 2,607 2nd 2,791 (Reggie McNeal, 2004) ALL-TIME RECORD:...... 373-147-19 Passing TDs 21 t1st 21 (Jerrod Johnson, 2008) COACHING STAFF JOHNSON SEEKS TOUCHDOWN RESPONSIBILITY RECORD :...... (Central Connecticut State ‘77) In just his third season and second as a starter, quarterback Jerrod Johnson is within two touch- CAREER COLLEGIATE RECORD:...... 9-12 (second year) downs of matching the school record for touchdown responsibility. Johnson has thrown for 44 scores and RECORD AT A&M:...... 9-12 (second year) CAREER NFL RECORD:...... 59-43 (.578, six seasons) added 13 rushing for a total of 57 touchdowns. Reggie McNeal owns the school record of 59 with 44 passing scores and 15 rushing TDs. ASSISTANT COACHES Joe Kines (Jacksonville St ‘67)...... Asst. Head Coach/Def. Coord./LBs CAREER TD RESPONSIBILITY LIST (Kansas ‘78)...... Off. Coordinator/WRs (Cincinnati ‘68)...... Senior Assistant/QBs Player, Years Pass Total Kirk Doll (East Carolina ‘74)...... Tight Ends/Special Teams Coord. 1. Reggie McNeal, 2002-05 44 15 59 Randy Jordan (North Carolina ‘93)...... Running Backs 2. Jerrod Johnson, 2007- 44 13 57 Van Malone (Texas ‘94)...... Safeties 3. Kevin Murray, 1983-86 48 5 53 Charles McMillian (Utah State ‘95)...... Cornerbacks 4. Corey Pullig, 1992-95 47 1 48 Jim Turner (Boston College ‘88)...... Offensive Line 5. , 1966-68 40 6 46 Buddy Wyatt (TCU ‘90)...... Defensive Line TEAM INFORMATION SEASON TD RESPONSIBILITY LIST BASIC OFFENSE:...... Multiple Pro Sets Player, Years Pass Rush Total BASIC DEFENSE:...... Multiple 1. Jerrod Johnson, 2009 21 7 28 2008 OVERALL RECORD:...... 4-8 2. Jerrod Johnson, 2008 21 3 24 2008 CONFERENCE RECORD:...... 2-6 (T-5th, South) 3. Reggie McNeal, 2004 14 8 22 2008 BOWL:...... n/a 4. Dustin Long, 2002 19 1 20 2008 FINAL RANKING:...... not ranked , 1982 19 1 20 LETTERMEN RETURNING:...... 47 (24 offense, 20 defense, 3 specialists) LETTERMEN LOST:...... 28 JOHNSON KEEPS THE CHAINS MOVING (10 offense, 15 defense, 3 specialists) Texas A&M junior quarterback Jerrod Johnson is on a record pace as a passer, but he consistently STARTERS RETURNING:...... 22 relies on his legs to keep drives going. Over half of his 75 rushes this season have produced a “money play,” OFFENSIVE STARTERS RETURNING:...... 9 which is defined as a play that results in a first down or touchdown. Johnson is especially proficient on third DEFENSIVE STARTERS RETURNING:...... 7 and fourth down rushes with 21 money plays in 27 attempts, including 15 on 20 third down rushes. SPECIAL TEAMS STARTERS RETURNING:...... 5 MONEY PLAYS FOR JOHNSON STARTERS LOST:...... 9 OFFENSIVE STARTERS LOST:...... 2 1st TD $$ Rushes DEFENSIVE STARTERS LOST:...... 4 Overall 36 7 39 75 SPECIAL TEAMS STARTERS LOST:...... 3 (2 players) 3rd/4th Downs 19 4 21 27 MEDIA RELATIONS INFORMATION OFFICE PHONE:...... (979) 845-5725 OFFICE FAX:...... (979) 845-6825 WEBSITE:...... aggieathletics.com/media ASSOCIATE AD:...... Alan Cannon E-MAIL:...... [email protected] ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR:...... Brad Marquardt a&m football: the week ahead E-MAIL:...... [email protected] mon tue wed thu fri sat sun ASSISTANT DIRECTOR:...... Matt Simon 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 E-MAIL:...... [email protected] 2:00pm 6:10am 3:50pm 6:10am 3:30pm 6:10pm MAILING ADDRESS:...... depart for practice practice* practice practice a&m at P.O. Box 30017, College Station, TX 77842-3017 okc via (closed) (closed) (closed) oklahoma OVERNIGHT ADDRESS:...... charter air off day 12pm 3:50pm 9:45pm (approx) 161 Wellborn Rd., Kyle Field Room W127 tba (no availability) weekly media practice* postgame College Station, TX 77840 walk-through conference press conf. (closed) * media allowed first 15-20 minutes for video (with prior SID approval)

2 2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 JOHNSON HAS BEEN A DIFFERENCE-MAKER IN 2009 In his second season as a starter, quarterback Jerrod Johnson has developed into a difference-maker TOP RECEIVING GAMES OF 2009 in 2009. He ranks among the nation’s top in virtually every important statistical category. Player, Class Game No-Yds TD Uzoma Nwachukwu, Fr. OSU 8-141 1 JOHNSON IN NCAA, BIG 12 RANKINGS Uzoma Nwachukwu, Fr. KSU 5-136 2 Category NCAA Big 12 Avg. Brandal Jackson, Fr. ARK 4-118 1 Total Offense 4 1 320.2 Jeff Fuller, So. UNM 10-111 1 Passing Yards 8 3 289.7 , So. UAB 3-101 1 Points Responsibility 3 1 18.7 Uzoma Nwachukwu, Fr. USU 3-101 3 Ryan Tannehill, So. CU 9-100 0 Passing TDs t4 1 21 total Uzoma Nwachukwu, Fr. TT 4-79 1 Pct. t8 1 1.15 Howard Morrow, Sr. KSU 6-75 0 Howard Morrow, Sr. UAB 5-71 0 ALL-AMERICA CANDIDATE MILLER KEEPS RACKING UP SACKS A part-time starter in his first two seasons at A&M, junior (DeSoto) has emerged as the TOP RUSHING GAMES OF 2009 nation’s most feared pass rusher in 2009. Miller, who shifted to a hybrid defensive end/ position last spring, has been atop the NCAA’s sack leaders list all season and remains on pace to break Texas A&M’s Player, Class Game No-Yds TD school record of 20 sacks by in 1979. Through nine games, Miller has compiled 15.5 quarter- Cyrus Gray (RB), So. TT 25-131 3 back sacks for a loss of 106 yards, and stands No. 2 on A&M’s illustrious single season sacks list. (RB), Fr. TT 22-121 2 Cyrus Gray (RB), So. ISU 21-119 0 Miller could become Texas A&M’s first first-team All-America selection since cornerback Jason Webster Cyrus Gray (RB), So. UAB 19-99 1 earned All-America honors in 1999. Christine Michael (RB), Fr. USU 17-94 0 Christine Michael (RB), Fr. UNM 11-93 1 ncaa qb sacks leaders Jerrod Johnson (QB), Jr. USU 11-78 0 Player, School Sacks Avg Christine Michael (RB), Fr. CU 16-74 1 1. Von Miller, Texas A&M 15.5 1.72 Jerrod Johnson (QB), Jr. TT 10-71 1 2. Brandon Sharpe, Texas Tech 10.5 1.31 Cyrus Gray (RB), So. ARK 12-65 0 3. Josh McNary, Army 11.5 1.28 4. Lindsey Witten, UConn 10.5 1.17 5. Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech 11.5 1.15

ncaa TACKLES FOR LOSS leaders Player, School Sacks Avg plus turnover margin, 2005- 1. Josh McNary, Army 19.0 2.11 Opponent, Year Turn Take +/- Result 2. Dontay Moch, Nevada 16.5 2.06 SMU, 2005 -1 +4 +3 W, 66-8 Von Miller, Texas A&M 18.5 2.06 Texas State, 2005 -2 +3 +1 W, 44-31 O’Brien Schofield, Wisconsin 18.5 2.06 Oklahoma State, 2005 -2 +7 +5 W, 62-23 5. Robert Quinn, North Carolina 15.5 1.72 Kansas State, 2005 -1 +3 +2 W, 30-28 at Oklahoma, 2005 -1 +3 +2 L, 30-36 UL-Lafayette, 2006 0 +2 +2 W, 51-7 TEXAS A&M — SEASON QB SACKS LIST Army, 2006 -1 +3 +2 W, 28-24 Player Season Sacks Missouri, 2006 0 +3 +3 W, 25-19 1. Jacob Green* 1979 20 at Baylor, 2006 0 +1 +1 W, 31-21 2. Von Miller 2009 15.5 Oklahoma, 2006 -1 +2 +1 L, 16-17 3. Ray Childress* 1983 15 Nebraska, 2006 0 +1 +1 L, 27-28 John Roper* 1987 15 at Texas, 2006 -1 +4 +3 W, 12-7 John Roper 1988 15 Montana State, 2007 -1 +2 +1 W, 38-7 6. Aaron Wallace 1988 14.5 Fresno State, 2007 (3OT) -1 +3 +2 W, 47-45 Keith Mitchell* 1996 14.5 La.-Monroe, 2007 -1 +2 +1 W, 54-14 8. Jacob Green 1978 13 Baylor, 2007 -1 +3 +2 W, 34-10 William Thomas 1990 13 Oklahoma State, 2007 0 +1 +1 W, 24-23 Marcus Buckley 1991 13 at Nebraska, 2007 0 +3 +3 W, 36-17 Keith Mitchell 1995 13 Texas, 2007 -2 +3 +1 W, 38-30 12. Marcus Buckley* 1992 12 at New Mexico, 2008 -1 +4 +3 W, 28-22 Texas Tech, 2008 -1 +3 +2 L, 25-43 * first-team AP All-American at Iowa State, 2008 -1 +2 +1 W, 49-35 Colorado, 2008 -1 +3 +2 W, 24-17 NCAA SACK LEADER MILLER NAMED BUTKUS SEMIFINALIST New Mexico, 2009 0 +2 +2 W, 41-6 Utah State, 2009 0 +2 +2 W, 38-30 With just 5.5 sacks and 66 tackles in his first two seasons, Von Miller (DeSoto) was somewhat of an Arkansas, 2009 -2 +3 +1 L, 19-47 unknown commodity coming into the 2009 season. But after registering a NCAA-high 15.5 sacks in the first at Texas Tech, 2009 -1 +5 +4 W, 52-30 nine games of the season, the accolades are beginning to roll in for the junior. Miller was added to the Ted Hendricks Defensive End Award “watch list” after two games and was recently named one of 16 semifinalist for the , which is given annually to the nation’s top linebacker. TANNEHILL IS FIRST SOPHOMORE TO 89 CAREER CATCHES Sophomore quarterback/receiver Ryan Tannehill (Big Spring) reeled in the 89th reception of his ca- reer last week against Colorado, making him the first sophomore in school history to reach the 89-catch pla- teau. Tannehill grabbed No. 89 in the 20th game of his career, which is the fastest start in school history. The previous fastest to No. 89 was Jamaar Taylor, who reeled in his 89th in the 22nd game of his career. Taylor transferred to A&M as a sophomore and hit No. 89 in the second game of his senior campaign. AGGIES ARE EFFICIENT ON THIRD DOWNS Texas A&M leads the Big 12 and ranks No. 3 nationally with a 51.5 percent success rate in third-down situations. The Aggies have been successful on 69 of 134 third-down tries in 2009, and are the only Big 12 team that converts over 50 percent of their third-down tries.

2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 3 VETERANS FIND THE FIRST DOWNS EYE ON THE “WATCH” LISTS The Aggies are completing over 50 percent of their third-down situations in 2009 and that’s in large Four Aggies are mentioned on “watch lists” for various part to the play of A&M’s veteran trio of wide receivers, Ryan Tannehill, Jeff Fuller (McKinney) and national awards in 2009­­—quarterback Jerrod Howard Morrow (Keller). The trio have combined to produce 22 first downs on 25 third-down recep- Johnson (Manning Award), center Kevin tions in 2009. (Rimington Trophy), Jamie McCoy (Mackey Award) and “Jack” VON MILLER (Hendricks Award). THIRD-DOWN MONEY 3rd Down Situations 1st TD $$ catches QB JERROD JOHNSON (Manning Award) Ryan Tannehill 13 2 13 16 Jeff Fuller 6 1 6 6 Record-setting signal caller broke several notable school Howard Morrow 3 1 3 3 records and flirted with a variety TOTAL 22 4 22 25 of other school marks in his first season as a starter in 2008 … BIG PLAY NWACHUKWU moved into the Texas A&M true freshman Uzoma Nwachukwu (Allen) doesn’t rank among the NCAA’s top 100 in due to an injury to current Cowboy Stephen McGee, and he receptions, and doesn’t even lead his team in catches per game. But the big play ability of the nation’s No. ended up starting the last 10 games at quarterback (also 5 freshman in terms of receiving yards per game is undeniable. Nwachukwu (pronounced watch-uh-coo) started a game at wide receiver) … set school records ranks No. 5 among all receivers with 20.6 yards per catch average and his touchdown per catch ratio of 1/4.8 for season passing touchdowns (21) and single game is tied for No. 2 in the nation. passing yards and total offense (419 and 487 vs. KSU) … Nwachukwu already has three 100-yard receiving games in 2009, which matched the overall school re- his late father, Larry Johnson, was a defensive back for cord of three originally set by Robert Ferguson (2000) and matched by Jamaar Taylor (2002). the Aggies in the late 1970s. ncaa’s TOP YARDS/CATCH C KEVIN MATTHEWS (Rimington Trophy) Player, School Avg 1. Owen Spencer, NC State 25.5 Second-year starter at offensive 2. Demaryius Thomas, Georgia Tech 23.3 center for the Aggies … the son of NFL Hall of Famer Bruce 3. Tim Brown, Rutgers 21.9 Matthews, Kevin is the catalyst 4. Marcus Easley, UConn 21.5 for the Aggies’ offensive front 5. Uzoma Nwachukwu, Texas A&M 20.6 ... a former walk-on, Matthews earned a scholarship after ncaa’s TOP TD-TO-RECEPTION RATIO serving as a backup to current San Francisco 49er for two seasons. Player, School Avg 1. Darvin Adams, Auburn 1 / 4.2 2. Uzoma Nwachukwu, Texas A&M 1 / 4.8 TE JAMIE McCOY (Mackey Award) Chris Bonner, Florida Atlantic 1 / 4.8 Dynamic athlete who found a 4. Austin Pettis, Boise State 1 / 5.0 home at tight end after Head 5. Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina 1 / 5.5 Coach Mike Sherman’s arrival in Aggieland … in his first season ncaa’s TOP FReSHMAN RECEIVERS (BY YARDS) at the position in 2008, McCoy caught at least one reception Player, School Avg in every game and finished the 1. Eric Page, Toledo 65-909 year with 43 catches for 500 2. Conner Vernon, Duke 38-562 yards and five touchdowns … an amazing 30 of his 43 3. Uzoma Nwachukwu, Texas A&M 27-560 catches resulted in first downs for the Aggies … McCoy 4. Tyshon Goode, Kent State 40-553 arrived at Texas A&M as a dual-threat quarterback and 5. Brandon Wimberly, Nevada 36-540 saw action at the position as a freshman in 2006 (he had a 32-yard rushing touchdown against Louisiana Tech). He moved to wide receiver in 2007, but didn’t see any 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES action at the position. Texas A&M has had seven 100-yard receiving games from four individuals, which is one short of the school record. JACK VON MILLER (HENDRICKS Award) 100-YARD GAMES in 2009 Playmaker who shifted from Player, Class 100+ Season High linebacker to a hybrid defensive Uzoma Nwachukwu, Fr-HS 3 8-141 vs OSU end/linebacker position called Ryan Tannehill, So-1L 2 3-101 vs UAB the “jack” in Aggie defensive Jeff Fuller, So-1L 1 10-111 vs UNM vernacular this season ... junior Brandal Jackson, Fr-HS 1 4-118 vs ARK leads the nation with eight sacks through the first three games of 2009 ... also tops the country VETERAN PUGH STANDS TALL IN SECONDARY with eight tackles for loss ... has led the Aggie defense to Senior Jordan Pugh (Plano) is the anomaly on Aggies’ youthful defense with a team-best 33 career 14 total sacks in 2009 after making just 16 for the entire starts and action in 46 career games. Pugh’s experience has been key in the Aggies last three games as the 2008 season. senior has turned in 25 tackles and contributed a takeaway in each game. Since missing the Oklahoma State game with a concussion, Pugh has produced 35 tackles (8.8 average), a recovery, two and two broken up passes. PUGH STEPS UP FOR AGGIE “D” (LAST 4 GAMES) Opponent Solo/Asst Total FR INT PBU Oklahoma State — did not play (injured) — Kansas State 7/3 10 0 0 0 Texas Tech 5/0 5 1 0 1 Iowa State 5/7 12 0 1/16 0 Colorado 6/2 8 0 1/9 1 Total 23/12 35 1 2/25 2

4 2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 MORROW MOVES UP THE CHART ‘ After two games this season, Howard Morrow had four catches for 25 yards and ranked No. 6 on TRUE FRESHMEN PLAYING IN 09 the Aggies’ receiving chart. Check in six games later and the senior has jumped to the top of A&M’s receiving (seeing action in at least one game) list with the most productive series of games of his career. In the last six games, Morrow has been the Ag- School Total gies’ most prolific receiver with 29 catches for 303 yards. He leads the Aggies in catches (33) and ranks third TEXAS A&M 18 in receiving yards (328m). A part-time starter in his previous three seasons, Morrow came into his senior Tulane 18 year with 23 career catches for 323 yards. Air Force 15 Auburn 14 MORROW’S GAME-BY-GAME Arkansas 13 1 New Mexico 3-20 Florida International 13 2 Utah State 1-5 Miami (OH) 13 3 UAB 5-71 North Carolina 13 4 Arkansas 6-51 5 Oklahoma State 4-47 TRUE FRESHMEN STARTING IN ‘09 6 Kansas State 6-75 (starting at least one game; includes kickers & punters) 7 Texas Tech 2-10 8 Iowa State 6-49 School Total 9 Colorado DNP/injured Texas A&M 9 TOTAL 33-328 Miami (OH) 6 Wyoming 6 Ball State 5 AGGIES REVERSE TROUBLING EARLY SEASON PENALTY TREND Houston 5 The 2009 Aggies are living proof that penalties are correctable mistakes. Through four games, A&M was Kent State 5 one of the most penalized team in all of with 41 flags for a whopping 382 yards. In the last Mississippi State 5 four games, however, the Aggies have cut their penalties down by more than half with just 21 infractions Tulane 5 for 181 yards. A&M’s opponents have actually been penalized more than the Aggies with 71 flags for 643 UAB 5 yards. TWO OF A KIND OFFENSE Texas A&M is one of the only two teams in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision to rank in the top 35 of all four major offensive statistical categories. The other team is Arizona, who ranks No. 13 in total offense, AGGIES IN THE NFL No. 18 in rushing, No. 35 in passing and No. 22 in scoring. (as of opening day, September 13, 2009) 2009 OFFENSE (AFTER NINE GAMES) 2008 OFFENSE (FINAL) No. Player # Category NCAA Big 12 Avg. category NCAA Big 12 Avg. 80 Martellus Bennett, TE, #91 Michael Bennett, DL, Total Offense 4 1 477.6 Total Offense 78 12 340.9 #95 Rocky Bernard, DL, Rushing Offense 31 4 184.6 Rushing Offense 114 8 88.5 #79 , DL, Seattle Seahawks Passing Offense 15 3 293.0 Passing Offense 27 11 252.4 #33 Melvin Bullitt, DB, Scoring Offense 9 3 35.6 Scoring Offense 64 11 25.0 #89 Dan Campbell, TE, (injured reserve) #75 Corey Clark, OL, San Diego Chargers (practice squad) AVERAGING OVER 80 OFFENSIVE PLAYS PER GAME # Texas A&M is one of only two teams in the NCAA FBS to average over 80 offensive plays per game. For- 95 Ron Edwards, DL, #33 , RB, mer A&M Kevin Sumlin’s Houston Cougars lead the nation with an average of 85.1 #38 Danny Gorrer, DB, New Orleans Saints (practice squad) plays per game and the Aggies are right behind with 81.7 plays per game. #63 Geoff Hangartner, OL, #96 Chris Harrington, DL, (practice squad) 2009 NCAA LEADERS — PLAYS PER GAME #97 Johnny Jolly, DL, Team Plays # 9 , P, Oakland Raiders 1. Houston 85.1 # 7 Stephen McGee, QB, Dallas Cowboys 2. Texas A&M 81.7 #66 Seth McKinney, OL, Buffalo Bills # 3. Northwestern 77.4 96 Mike Montgomery, DL, Green Bay Packers # 4. Bowling Green 76.8 48 , DS, #49 Cyril Obiozor, LB, Green Bay Packers (practice squad) 5. Oklahoma 76.1 #59 Cody Wallace, OL, Florida Atlantic 76.1 #94 , DL, # TEXAS A&M — PLAYS PER GAME 94 Pat Williams, DL, Year Plays Record aggies on nfl coaching staffs 1. 2009 81.7 5-4 2. 1986 81.4 9-3 • Dennis Allen, New Orleans Saints (Secondary) 3. 1985 77.9 10-2 • , Green Bay Packers 1978 77.9 8-4 (Assistant Offensive Line) 5. 1991 76.4 10-2 • Jason Glenn, Minnesota Vikings (Special Teams Asst./Player Development) OFFENSE ON SCHOOL RECORD PACE • Johnny Holland, () • Gary Kubiak, Houston Texans (Head Coach) The Aggies are off to their fastest offensive start in school history, and are on pace to break the school • , Dallas Cowboys total offense record. (Assistant LBs/Defensive Quality Control) • Zerick Rollins, Seattle Seahawks (Linebackers) A&M TOTAL OFFENSe/GAME RECORD • , Green Bay Packers Year Yds/Gm (Special Teams Coordinator) 1. 2009 477.6 2. 1990 471.1 3. 2005 442.3 4. 1986 440.2 5. 1991 436.7

2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 5 HEAD COACH MIKE SHERMAN JOHNSON SETS SCHOOL RECORD FOR 300-YARD PASSING GAMES Junior Jerrod Johnson hit the 300-yard mark in for the fourth time this season with 314 passing A former head coach and general manager for the yards against Kansas State (Oct. 17), which is a new school record. It also extended Johnson’s school mark NFL’s Green Bay Packers, Mike for career 300-yard passing games to six. Sherman is in his second season as head coach of the Texas A&M MULTIPLE 300-YARD PASSING GAMES football team. Sherman was Player, Years 300+ Best Game hired as Texas A&M’s 28th head Jerrod Johnson, 2006- 6 419 vs. K-State, 2008 football coach on Nov. 26, 2007. Dustin Long, 2001-03 3 399 vs. Kansas, 2002 Sherman compiled an impressive 59-43-0 record , 1999-02 3 341 vs. Wyoming, 2001 (.578) at the helm of the Packers from 2000-2005, Kevin Murray, 1983, 85-86 2 309 vs. Tulsa, 1985 which included three playoff appearances and two 12-win regular seasons. As an assistant coach in the Reggie McNeal, 2002-05 2 349 vs. SMU, 2005 NFL, Sherman helped the Packers and Seattle Seahawks Edd Hargett, 1966-68 2 376 vs. SMU, 1968 to the playoffs, including the Packers’ run to the 1998 Stephen McGee, 2005-08 2 362 vs. Texas, 2007 . , 1996-98 2 385 vs. Colorado, 1996 In the college ranks, Sherman has compiled a 9-12 record as a head coach. As an assistant coach at ALL-AMERICA CANDIDATE MILLER KEEPS RACKING UP SACKS Texas A&M (1989-93, 95-96), UCLA (1994), Holy Cross (1985-88), Tulane (1983-84) and Pittsburgh (1981-82), A part-time starter in his first two seasons at A&M, junior Von Miller has emerged as the nation’s most Sherman helped win three conference championships feared pass rusher in 2009. Miller, who shifted to a hybrid defensive end/linebacker position last spring, has and been a part of eight bowl teams (five New Year’s Day been atop the NCAA’s sack leaders list all season and remains on pace to break Texas A&M’s school record bowls). of 20 sacks by Jacob Green in 1979. Through eight games, Miller has compiled 15.5 quarterback sacks for a An accomplished recruiter, Sherman’s current loss of 106 yards, and stands No. 2 on A&M’s illustrious single season sacks list. class of 2010 commitments is currently ranked No. 10 nationally by ESPN.com and features verbals from three Miller could become Texas A&M’s first first-team All-America selection since cornerback Jason Webster members of ESPNU 150 national recruits. Sherman’s first earned All-America honors in 1999. signing class was ranked No. 22 nationally by Rivals.com and was bolstered by Sherman’s late additions of 2008 PRESSURING THE QUARTERBACK Freshman All-Americans Jeff Fuller and Trent Hunter, Cyrus Gray and Terrence Frederick. Both Hunter and The Aggies already have 31 quarterback sacks and rank in a tie for third in the NCAA FBS in sacks just a Gray earned Big 12 Player of the Week just months after season after posting only 16 sacks for the entire 2008 season and ranking No. 100 in the NCAA statistics. Led being targeted by Sherman. by hybrid linebacker/end Von Miller, the Aggies have sacked the opposing quarterback 31 times in nine THE SHERMAN PROFILE games or 3.33 per game. Miller has contributed 15.5 sacks, and nine other defensive mates have combined Name...... Michael Francis Sherman for 15.5 more. Date of Birth...... Dec. 19, 1954 Birthplace...... Norwood, Mass. DIFFERENT SEASON, DIFFERENT RESULTS Hometown...... Northboro, Mass. 2009 NCAA Big 12 Avg. 2008 NCAA Big 12 Avg. Wife...... the former Karen Beardmore Quarterback Sacks t-3 1 3.3 Quarterback Sacks 100 11 1.3 Children...... daughters Sarah, Emily, and Selena, Tackles for Loss t-30 5 6.9 Tackles for Loss 97 11 4.8 and sons Matthew and Benjamin Alma Mater...... Central Connecticut State Bachelor’s Degree in English in 1977 UNDERCLASS FLASH PLAYING CAREER The Aggies have produced 72 plays of 20 yards or more, including an eye-catching 61 coming from fresh- OT/DE at Central Connecticut State, 1974-77 men or sophomores. The Aggies’ 10 longest plays of the season have been produced by underclassmen. COACHING CAREER AGGIES PLAYING 18 TRUE FRESHMEN IN 2009 1978...... Stamford High School (Conn.) Texas A&M is playing an extraordinary number of true freshmen in 2009. The Aggies have used 18 true 1979-80...... Worcester Academy (Mass.) 1981-82...... Pittsburgh (Part-Time Coach) freshmen from head coach Mike Sherman’s second signing class, which is a school record. The previous high 1983-84...... Tulane (Offensive Line) number of true freshmen to see action for the Aggies was 15 for Tom Wilson’s 1980 team, which finished 1985-87...... Holy Cross (Offensive Line) 4-7. Including among the 1980 freshmen were future NFL Draft picks Jeff Fuller Sr., Keith Guthrie, Mark 1988...... Holy Cross (Off. Coordinator) Lewis, Ken Reeves, Tommy Robison and Thomas Sanders. 1989-93...... Texas A&M (Offensive Line) 1994...... UCLA (Offensive Line) Since 1972, the Aggies have awarded varsity letters to 10 or more true freshman in a season only a hand- 1995-96...... Texas A&M (Offensive Line) ful of times: 15 in 1980, 11 in 1973 and 10 in 1972 and 2008. Interestingly, only once since the advent of Spring 1997...... Texas A&M (Off. Coordinator/Offensive Line) freshman eligibility have the Aggies not played a single true freshman (1989). 1997-98...... Green Bay Packers (TEs/Asst. Offensive Line) 1999...... Seattle Seahawks (Off. Coordinator/Tight Ends) 2000...... Green Bay Packers (Head Coach) early risers 2001-04...... Green Bay Packers (Exec. V.P./GM/Head Coach) Offense/SPECIALISTS (8) 2005...... Green Bay Packers (Exec. V.P./Head Coach) 2006...... Houston Texans (Asst. Head Coach/Offense) Stephen Barrera* OL Clear Lake, Texas (Clear Lake)...... started three games at OT 2007...... Houston Texans (Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator) Ryan Epperson P Keller, Texas (Keller)...... season debut at Texas Tech 2008-...... Texas A&M (Head Coach) Brandal Jackson* WR Navasota, Texas (Navasota)...... 15 catches for 231 yards Patrick Lewis* OL LaPlace, La. (East St. John)...... started at OG past five games BOWL GAMES Kenric McNeal WR Spring, Texas (Spring)...... 44-yard TD catch was long play of game vs. UNM 1995...... Alamo Bowl 1990...... Holiday Bowl Christine Michael* RB Beaumont, Texas (West Brook)...... first 100-yard rushing game vs Texas Tech 1994...... Cotton Bowl 1989...... Sun Bowl Ryan Swope* KOR Austin, Texas (Westlake)...... first career start at CU 1993...... Cotton Bowl 1983...... Cotton Bowl Uzoma Nwachukwu* WR Allen, Texas (Allen)...... among NCAA leaders in yards/catch 1992...... Cotton Bowl 1982...... Sugar Bowl Defense (10) CHAMPIONSHIPS Aaron Arterburn LB Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall)...... saw first action vs OSU, has 6 tackles in 4 games 2004...... NFC North Champions (Green Bay Packers) Steven Campbell* DB Houston, Texas (Jersey Village)...... 8 tackles in first start vs OSU 2003...... NFC North Champions (Green Bay Packers) Kirby Ennis DL Huntsville, Texas (Huntsville)...... active interior defender has 7 tackles and .5 TFL 2002...... NFC North Champions (Green Bay Packers) Dustin Harris* DB Livingston, Texas (Livingston)...... starter at CB and PR, career high 8 tackles vs OSU 1999...... AFC West Champions (Seattle Seahawks) Michael Lamothe LB New Iberia, La. (New Iberia)...... seen action in eight games 1998...... Super Bowl XXXII (Green Bay Packers) Spencer Nealy DL , Texas (Reagan)...... 11 tackles, including 2 TFL 1997...... NFC Champions (Green Bay Packers) 1993..... Champions (Texas A&M) Sean Porter* LB Schertz, Texas (Clemens)...... 31 tackles, including 3.5 TFL; first career start at CU 1992.....Southwest Conference Champions (Texas A&M) * LB Shreveport, La. (Byrd)...... starter at OLB, 23 tackles, including 1 TFL 1991.....Southwest Conference Champions (Texas A&M) Steven Terrell DB Allen, Texas (Allen)...... seen action in every game Colton Valencia DB Missouri City, Texas (Hightower)...... seen action in every game * started in 2009

6 2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 NUMBER-CRUNCHING THE UNDERCLASSMAN IMPACT texas a&m sports network Freshmen and sophomores are having an enormous impact for the Aggies in 2009. Underclassmen have (as of August 24, 2009) accounted for 1,319 of A&M’s 1,661 net rushing yards or 79.4 percent. Despite two of the Aggies’ top four receivers being seniors, underclassmen have accounted for 1,946 of 2,637 receiving yards or 73.8 percent. Abilene KWKC-AM 1340 Nearly 80 percent of the Aggies’ 320 points have been scored by freshmen or sophomores (79.4 percent). Alpine KVLF-AM 1240 Defensively, 417 of 659 total tackles have come from underclassmen (63.3). Amarillo KZIP-AM 1310 Andrews KACT-AM 1360 EARLY RISERS Atlanta KPYN-AM 900 Category Fr./So. Total Pct. Athens KCKL-FM 95.9 Austin KJCE-AM 1370 Rushing 1,319 1,661 79.4 Belton KTON-AM 940 Receiving 1,946 2,637 73.8 Big Spring KBST-AM 1490 Scoring 254 320 79.4 Brenham KWHI-AM 1280 Tackles 417 659 63.3 Brownwood KQBZ-FM 102.3 Bryan/College Station WTAW-AM 1620 (HD) TURNING OVER THE ROSTER Carthage KGAS-AM 1590 College Station KZNE-AM 1150 If there are times that the 2009 Aggies look like a totally different team than last year’s 4-8 edition, it’s Comanche KYOX-FM 94.3 because they virtually are. Second-year head coach Mike Sherman has played a total of 76 players in 2009, Corpus Christi KKTX-AM 1360 including 36 or 47 percent that have made their maroon and white playing debuts this season. Thirteen of Corsicana KAND-AM 1340 the 36 newbies have made at least one start. Leading the way is Sherman’s stellar 2009 signing class, which Crockett KBHT-FM 93.5 has seen 19 of its members earn playing time. Dallas KKGM-AM 1630 Dallas KRLD-FM 105.3 (HD) Here’s a closer look at where all the new blood came from: Edinburg KURV-AM 710 El Campo KULP-AM 1390 2009 SIGNING CLASS (19) Floydada KFLP-AM 900 Aaron Arterburn, LB Kenric McNeal, WR Fort Stockton KFST-FM 94.3 #Stephen Barrera, OT #Christine Michael, RB Graham KSWA-AM 1330 #Steven Campbell, S Spencer Nealy, DE Houston KBME-AM 790 (HD) Junction KOOK-FM 93.5 Kirby Ennis, DT #Uzoma Nwachukwu, WR Kerrville KERV-AM 1230 Ryan Epperson, P #Sean Porter, LB La Grange KBUK-FM 104.9 #Dustin Harris, CB #Jonathan Stewart, LB La Grange KVLG-AM 1570 #Brandal Jackson, WR #Ryan Swope, WR/RB Lufkin KRBA-AM 1340 *Coryell Judie, CB Steven Terrell, DB Madisonville KMVL-FM 100.7 Michael Lamothe, LB Colton Valencia, DB Marble Falls/Mason KHLB-FM 102.5 #Patrick Lewis, OG Marshall KMHT-AM 1450 Mineola KMOO-FM 99.9 SQUADSMEN (9) New Braunfels KGNB-AM 1420 Don Bishop, TE Jay Tolliver, RB Ozona KYXX-FM 94.3 Ben Bredthauer, SNP Nick Trice, WR Rockdale KRXT-FM 98.5 Blane Cheatham, DB Taylor Randle, WR San Angelo KGKL-AM 960 #Michael Hodges, LB Caleb Russell, RB San Antonio KTKR-AM 760 San Saba KBAL-FM 106.1 Craig Raschke, OL Seymour KSEY-AM 1230 REDSHIRT FRESHMEN (5) Sonora KHOS-FM 92.1 Springtown KSQX-FM 89.1 Tommy Dorman, QB #Kyle Mangan, LB Sulphur Springs KSST-AM 1230 Adren Dorsey, DL Brian Thomas, OL Tyler KTBB-AM/FM 600/92.1 Jeffrey Hyde, OL Tyler KYZS-AM 1490 Victoria KVNN-AM 1340 TRANSFERS (3) Waco KBBW-AM 1010 #Matt Allen, OG Ken Wood, P Weatherford KMQX-FM 88.5 Cole Graybill, FB # at least one start in 2009 * JUCO transfer (injured/out for year) AGGIE SPORTS CONNECTION JOHNSON’S PICKOFF-FREE STREAK ENDS IN BIG 12 RECORD FASHION Junior quarterback Jerrod Johnson (Humble) threw his first interception of the season against Kan- sas State (Oct 17), but not before breaking the Big 12’s single season record for consecutive pass attempts without a pickoff. Johnson threw 225 straight passes without a pickoff to open 2009 before KSU’s Tysyn Hartman stepped in front of his pass attempt in the second quarter. He broke the old single season mark of 213 set by Kansas’ Todd Reesing in 2007. He had increased his overall Big 12 record streak to 242 attempts, which dated back to last year’s Baylor game. The ASC airs every Monday at 6:30 p.m. on KBTX- CHANGE FOR THE BETTER TV 3 (Bryan/College Station) and Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. on FS Southwest. Check the listing A look at some of the Aggies’ impact players showcases head coach Mike Sherman’s ability to shift play- below to catch the ASC in your area... ers to different positions to maximize their talents: change for the better KBTX (Bryan/College Station) Mon 6:30 FS Southwest/FS Houston Wed 4:30 Von Miller LB to ‘jack’...... leads FBS with 15.5 sacks COX Sports TV (regional) Wed 6:00 Jamie McCoy WR to TE...... 27 catches for 306 yards KHOU 11.2 (Houston) Wed 9:00 Kyle Mangan FB to LB...... third on team with 49 stops, leads with 7 PBUs KOSA (Odessa/Midland) Sun 6:00 Garrick Williams DB to LB...... second on team with 55 tackles CW Texas (B/CS, Waco) check listings KAMU (Bryan/College Station) check listings KYTX (Tyler) check listings KBMT (Beaumont) check listings Time Warner “Texas Channel” check listings Time Warner Video on Demand check listings show also available online at aggieathletics.com

2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 7 ’ SEASON CHART CHASERS IT S PRONOUNCED “CHRIS-TIN” Christine Michael’s first name is spelled “Christine,” but it’s pronounced “Chris-tin.” Michael reports that season touchdown passes his unusual first name was given to him by his mother, who really wanted her first child to be a girl and al- ready had the name chosen. “My mom wanted her first child to be a girl, and she had my name picked out Rk. Player Year TDs from Day 1. She thought it was unique for a boy. Now, whatever anyone wants to call me, I just go along with 1. Jerrod Johnson 2009 21 Jerrod Johnson 2008 21 it.” [Source: San Antonio Express-News, Sept. 8, 2009] 3. Dustin Long 2002 19 Gary Kubiak 1982 19 PRO DADS The 2009 Texas A&M football roster is dotted several players whose father were accomplished profes- season touchdown RESPONSIBILITY sionals in the NFL or NBA. Player Year Pass Rush Total Senior offensive center Kevin Matthews’ father, Bruce, was a perennial All-Pro offensive lineman for 1. Jerrod Johnson 2009 21 7 28 the Houston Oilers and , and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2007. 2. Jerrod Johnson 2008 21 3 24 Sophomore wide receiver Jeff Fuller’s father, Jeff Sr., was a standout defensive back for the Aggies 3. Reggie McNeal 2004 14 8 22 from 1980-83 and then the San Francisco 49ers from 1984-88. 4. Dustin Long 2002 19 1 20 Gary Kubiak 1982 19 1 20 True freshman defensive lineman Spencer Nealy’s dad, Ed, was an All-Big Eight forward at Kansas State and played 10 seasons in the NBA, including with the 1992-93 Chicago Bulls that won the NBA title. SEASON RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS True freshman defensive lineman Wells Childress’ father, Ray, still ranks in the top five in tackles and Rk. Player Year(s) TDs QB sacks in A&M history and went on to a long career with the Houston Oilers in NFL. 1. Jeff Fuller 2009 9 2. Bethel Johnson 2002 8 “BULL” MARKET Bob Long 1967, 1968 8 A question mark a year ago, the position appears to be a strength for the Aggies in 2009 with 5. Albert Connell 1995 7 the return of sophomore Randy Bullock (Klein, Texas). In last year’s season-opener, the Aggies missed a t6. Uzoma Nwachukwu 2009 6 pair of field goals from less than 40 yards in a 18-14 loss. Bullock pulled off his redshirt in the sixth game of SEASON EXTRA POINTS 2008 and responded with 6-of-7 field goals and made 20 straight extra points after missing the first one of his career. Bullock also showed a strong leg by booting a 46-yard against Texas Tech, which was the Rk. Player Year PAT-Att longest by an A&M kicker since 2004. 1. Terry Venetoulias 1993 51-51 2. Layne Talbot 1990 50-51 Through nine games in ‘09, Bullock has converted nine of 12 field goal attempts, with one of the misses 3. Terry Venetoulias 1991 49-50 being a fourth-quarter block by Utah State. His 50-yard boot against Oklahoma State was a career best and 4. Kyle Bryant 1997 48-48 was the longest by an Aggie since 2000. In addition, Bullock has converted all 39 extra points in ‘09 and has 5. Todd Pegram 2005 41-41 made 59 in a row entering Saturday’s game. t6. Randy Bullock 2009 39-39 TURNOVERS TELL STORY Since 2005, the Aggies have compiled a 22-5 record in games with a plus turnover margin. In games with an even or minus turnover margin, the Aggies are 7-22. (see chart on page 3) EXCELLING IN THE CLASSROOM Seven Aggies have already earned their bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M, which ranks among the most in the nation. The Aggies with diplomas already in hand are: Derek Dumas, Matt Featherston, Lee Grimes, Jordan Peterson, Michael Shumard, Vincent Williams and Jeff Wood. In addition, there are a large number of Aggies set to graduate in December of 2009: Cody Beyer, Chevar Bryson, Marcus Gold, Jerrod Johnson (will complete all course work, has an internship to finish degree plan in spring), Kevin Matthews, Jamie McCoy, Ryan O’Bryant, Jordan Pugh, Matt Rankin and DeMaurier Thompson. MOST GRADUATES, 2009 ROSTERS Alabama...... 12 Boston College...... 10 Virginia Tech...... 10 Miami (Fla.)...... 9 Penn State...... 9 Auburn...... 8 East Carolina...... 8 Notre Dame...... 8 Texas Tech...... 8 UNLV...... 8 Texas A&M...... 7 Central Florida...... 7

8 2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 IMPRESSIVE ASSISTANTS CAREER CHART CHASERS • Mike Sherman’s coaching staff at Texas A&M is an impressive blend of veteran NFL and college assistant coaches. Tapping into his deep NFL ties, Sherman plucked Nolan Cromwell from the Seattle CAREER PASSING YARDS Seahawks, Tom Rossley from the Green Bay Packers and Kirk Doll from the . From Rk. Player Years Yards the college ranks, Sherman hired Joe Kines from Alabama, Randy Jordan and Buddy Wyatt from 4. Stephen McGee 2005-08 5,475 Nebraska, Charles McMillian from TCU and Jim Turner from Delaware. He retained Van Malone 5. Edd Hargett 1966-68 5,379 from the previous coaching staff. 6. Jerrod Johnson 2007- 5,092 • Several members of Sherman’s staff had successful NFL playing careers. Nolan Cromwell was a CAREER COMPLETIONS four-time safety and the NFC Defensive Player of the Year in 1980. Randy Jordan played in the 2003 Super Bowl with the Oakland Raiders and received the 2001 . Van Malone Rk. Player Years Completions played five seasons for the Detroit Lions and served as the special teams captain. 4. Reggie McNeal 2002-05 478 5. Mark Farris 1999-02 435 • Prior to Texas A&M, Sherman served on the same coaching staff with Nolan Cromwell with the 6. Jerrod Johnson 2007- 406 Green Bay Packers and Seattle Seahawks, Tom Rossley with Holy Cross and the Packers, and Kirk Doll at Texas A&M. CAREER ATTEMPTS • As head coach at SMU from 1991-96, Tom Rossley led the Mustangs to a 21-21 tie with the Aggies Rk. Player Years Attempts in 1994, which ended A&M’s record 27-game conference winning streak. It was the only blemish on the Ag- 5. Stephen McGee 2005-08 815 gies’ undefeated season that year. 6. Mark Farris 1999-02 755 • Three members of the staff had previous ties to the A&M program. Kirk Doll was the Aggies’ line- 7. Jerrod Johnson 2007- 681 backers coach from 1988-93 under and R.C. Slocum. Buddy Wyatt coached the defensive line at A&M from 2000-02 under Slocum and Van Malone is in his fourth season coaching the safeties. CAREER TOUCHDOWN PASSES Rk. Player Years TDs NFL EXPERIENCE 1. Kevin Murray 1983-86 48 The Aggie coaching staff has deep ties to the . Of the 10 coaches on the A&M 2. Corey Pullig 1992-95 47 staff, seven have experience in the NFL either as coach or as a player, or both. Leading the way is offensive 3. Jerrod Johnson 2007- 44 Reggie McNeal 2002-05 44 coordinator Nolan Cromwell, who coached 17 years in the NFL with three teams and played 11 sea- sons. Other double-digit NFLers are head coach Mike Sherman (11 years with three teams, including CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE six as head coach of the Green Bay Packers) and quarterback coach Tom Rossley (11 years with four teams). Rk. Player Years Yards 3. Stephen McGee 2005-08 7,225 AGGIE COACHES WITH NFL EXPERIENCE 4. Kevin Murray 1983-86 6,455 Mike Sherman...... 11 years as coach, six as head coach 5. Jerrod Johnson 2007- 5,592 Joe Kines...... 4 years as coach Nolan Cromwell...... 17 years as coach, 11 as a player CAREER COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Tom Rossley...... 11 years as coach (minimum 100 attempts) Kirk Doll...... 3 years as coach Rk. Player Years comp Pct. Randy Jordan...... 1 year as coach, 5 years as a player 1. Jerrod Johnson 2007- .596 (406-681) Van Malone...... 4 years as a player 2. Stephen McGee 2005-08 .595 (485-815) 3. Kevin Murray 1983-86 .577 (534-926) MIKE SHERMAN RADIO SHOW 4. Mark Farris 1999-02 .576 (435-755) 5. Lance Pavlas 1987-90 .565 (248-439) The weekly Mike Sherman Radio Show will air on Mondays at 7 p.m. live from Wings N More at the University Drive location in College Station. The show is broadcast locally on WTAW (1620 AM) and fans CAREER RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS are invited to join Coach Sherman and host Dave South at the restaurant to ask questions and to get Coach Rk. Player Years TDs Sherman’s thoughts on the season. 1. Bob Long 1966-68 19 If you are unable to attend in person, fans can submit questions via email to [email protected] 2. Tony Harrison 1990-93 14 as well as a link on the front page of the football section of AggieAthletics.com. The show will air weekly, 3. Albert Connell 1995-96 13 with the final show airing on Tuesday, Nov. 17 due to a men’s basketball game on Monday, Nov. 16. t4. Jeff Fuller 2008- 12 Chad Schroeder 2003-06 12

CAREER 100-YD RECEIVING GAMES Rk. Player Years TDs 1. Terrence Murphy 2001-04 8 2. Jamaar Taylor 2001-03 6 3. Bethel Johnson 1999-02 4 Albert Connell 1995-96 4 Tony Harrison 1990-93 4 t6. Uzoma Nwachukwu 2009- 3

2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 9 INDIVIDUAL NOTES—OFFENSE 70 • MATT ALLEN • OL 84 • BRANDAL JACKSON • WR (9/26) while nursing a calf strain ... totaled 238 all-purpose yards against Utah State (9/19) ... ran for 94 yards, caught passes for Started the first six games at offensive guard, the first five Has played in all nine games as a true freshman, starting six 26 and tallied 118 kick- in win over Aggies ... had on the right side and the K-State game on the left ... sat out 2008 games ... is A&M’s sixth-leading receiver on the year (231 yards) top debut rushing game by true freshman since 1987 with a season under NCAA transfer rules ... a transfer from LSU, Allen ... totaled a team season-high and career-best 118 yards receiv- 93-yard, 11-carry effort in win over New Mexico (9/5) ... scored can play either guard or center. ing against Arkansas (10/3) ... hauled in first career touchdown, first collegiate TD in the third quarter of the win over the Lobos a 60-yard strike in the first quarter of the game ... earned first ... rated the No. 4 running back in this year’s class by Rivals.com 61 • PATRICK LEWIS • OL career start in 56-19 win over UAB (9/26), catching three passes ... named a SuperPrep All-American. True freshman has seen action in eight games, starting the for 26 yards ... pulled in three balls for 17 yards in debut game last five ... last four starts have come at right guard ... earned first against New Mexico (9/5). 5 • HOWARD MORROW • WR career start against Oklahoma State (10/10) ... got the nod at 1 • JERROD JOHNSON • QB Did not play at Colorado (injured) ... made 15th career right guard at Kansas State (10/17) and has started every game start, all at wide receiver, against Iowa State (10/31) ... hauled in there since ... part of revamped starting O-line the last three Ranks third nationally in points responsibility (18.7), fourth second career TD against the Cyclones ... set season highs with weeks, which has helped gain 720 rushing yards and allow just in total offense (320.2), and eighth in passing yards/game six catches and 75 yards against K-State (10/17) ... scored first three sacks. (289.7) and total passing yards (2,607) ... first player in school career TD against Oklahoma State (10/10), totaling 47 yards on history with six career 300-yard passing games under his belt four catches ... caught five passes for 71 yards, seven shy of his 65 • EVAN EIKE • OL ... 44 career passing TDs ranks third all time, and needs five to career best, in win over UAB (9/26) ... lost over 20 pounds in off- Has seen action in every game in ‘09 ... four starts on the pass Kevin Murray’s school record (48) ... needs 185 passing season conditioning and had a breakout fall camp ... is arguably year, all at left guard ... part of revamped starting O-line the last yards against OU to set school’s single-season record (2,791) ... the team’s best down-field blocker amongst the receiving corps three weeks, which has helped gain 720 rushing yards and allow matched his own school record of 21 passing TDs in a season ... fifth-year senior redshirted in 2007 after missing the season just three sacks ... started all 12 games in 2008 at left guard. against Colorado (11/7) ... became eighth player in school his- due to a wrist injury. tory to eclipse 5,000 career total offense yards in win over Texas 15 • KENNY BROWN • TE Tech (10/24) ... is A&M’s third-leading rusher in ‘09 (275 yards) 7 • UZOMA NWACHUKWU • WR and leads the team in rushing TDs (7) ... was a crisp 23-of-28 Has played in all nine games and is one of the Aggies’ top Has started every game at wide receiver as a true freshman for 234 yards and 3 TDs in win over Iowa State (10/31) ... threw special teams players ... leads the squad with 12 tackles on spe- ... leads the wideouts with six TDs and 597 yards in 2009 ... for 238 yards and a TD, while rushing for 71 yards and a score, cial teams ... has seen limited action on offense ... caught first ranks among the nation’s leaders with a 20.6 per catch- aver at Texas Tech (10/24) ... racked up 273 passing yards and three career pass for 12 yards in A&M’s win over New Mexico (9/5) ... age ... has three 100-yard receiving games on the year, which TDs against Oklahoma State (10/10) ... threw for 345 yards and made the move to tight end after having an impressive spring ties a school record ... caught four balls for 79 yards in win at two scores against Arkansas (10/3) ... had record-setting game in as a wide receiver. Texas Tech (10/24) ... hauled in five passes for 136 yards and 56-19 win over UAB (9/26), becoming first QB in school history two scores at K-State (10/17) ... first player since Jason Carter in with three rushing and three passing TDs in one game ... threw 28 • RANDY BULLOCK • K 2005 to post consecutive 100-yard receiving games ... set career for 322 yards and four TDs and ran for a career-best 78 in win 9-for-12 on the season in field goals ... is 39-for-39 on year in highs with eight catches and 141 yards against Oklahoma State over Utah State (9/19) ... became second player in school history extra points and has now made 58 in a row (59-of-60 in career) (10/10), the third best receiving game by a freshman in school to post back-to-back 300-yard passing games and second to re- ... 39 XPts in ‘09 is tied for sixth on school’s single-season chart history ... breakout game against Utah State (9/19), scoring four cord consecutive 400-yard total offense games ... had big start to ... boomed a career-best 50-yarder against Oklahoma State touchdowns on four “touches” (three receiving TDs, one rushing ‘09 campaign against New Mexico (9/5), throwing for 349 yards (10/10), the longest by an Aggie since 2000 ... topped a then TD) ... four TDs was a freshman record, while three receiving TDs and two touchdowns while rushing for 57 and a score ... tied a career-best 47-yarder against Arkansas (10/3) ... one of three tied overall school record ... finished the night with 101 yards career high with 31 completions ... 406 yards of total offense misses in ‘09 was a 4th-quarter block vs Utah State (9/19) ...... earned the start against New Mexico (9/5) and caught three was second highest of career ... career completion percentage earned the starting job as a true freshman and immediately balls for 52 yards ... 17 of 29 catches on year have gone for a first of 59.6 percent is best in school history ... 5,092 career passing solidified the position for the Aggies last year ... season long in down or touchdown. ‘08 was 46 yards vs Texas Tech (10/18/08). yards ranks seventh on A&M’s all-time charts ... saw a string of 242 consecutive pass attempts without an interception end at K- 76 • MICHAEL SHUMARD • OL State (10/17), a school and Big 12 record ... also holds the record 48 • RYAN EPPERSON • P In his third season as a starter on the Aggies’ offensive for a single season with 225 in a row to open 2009. True freshman took off the redshirt in win at Texas Tech front ... versatile offensive lineman can start at guard or tackle (10/24) ... averaged 38.2 yards on four punts ... team did not 63 • KEVIN MATTHEWS • OL ... has made eight starts in ‘09, three at guard and five at tackle punt against Iowa State (10/31) ... averaged 37.7 yards on three ... part of revamped starting O-line the last three weeks, which Started 21st straight game at center against Colorado (11/7) punts at Colorado (11/7) ... season long is 45 yards. has helped gain 720 rushing yards and allow just three sacks ... part of revamped starting O-line the last three weeks, which ... streak of 22 straight starts snapped against Oklahoma State has helped gain 720 rushing yards and allow just three sacks 8 • JEFF FULLER • WR (10/10), as he sat out with a sprained ankle ... all 12 in 2008 ... member of the 2009 “watch list” for the Rimington Trophy, Suffered fractured right fibula early in second quarter against came at left tackle. Utah State (9/19) and missed the next four games ... returned which is given annually to the nation’s top collegiate center ... to the field in A&M’s win at Texas Tech (10/24), catching one the Matthews are one of the “first families” of football, which 20 • BRADLEY STEPHENS • RB includes NFL Hall of Famer Bruce Matthews (father), Clay Mat- ball for 12 yards and drawing a pass interference penalty in the Appeared in 21st straight game against Colorado (11/7) ... thews Sr. (grandfather), four-time Pro Bowler Clay Matthews Jr. end zone ... caught five passes for 67 yards and a TD in win over picked up 45 yards on a career-high nine carries against UAB (uncle) and 2009 NFL first round pick Clay Matthews III (cousin). Iowa State (10/31) ... is A&M’s second-leading active receiver (9/26) ... 16-yard TD run in the third quarter was the first score with 882 career yards ... 14 of 21 catches on year have been for 4 • JAMIE McCOY • TE of his career ... rushed for career-high 49 yards on six carries first down or touchdown ... set career highs in receptions (10) against New Mexico (9/5), including a game-high 28-yard run. and yards (111) in win over New Mexico (9/5), the first 100-yard Has started all nine games for the Aggies, seeing action as game of young career ... tied for fourth on all-time receiving TD tight end and also in the backfield ... 806 career receiving yards 17 • RYAN TANNEHILL • QB is third among active players ... rushed for a career-high 52 yards list (12) ... most productive true freshman receiver in school Is not only A&M’s backup quarterback but is the Aggies’ on three carries against Iowa State (10/31) ... caught sixth career history ... set a school record with nine touchdown catches in top active career receiver (1,304 yards, ranks 12th all-time) ... TD pass against Oklahoma State (10/10), while running for 24 2008 ... son of former A&M and NFL standout Jeff Fuller Sr., who 27 of 34 catches in ‘09 have been good for a first down or a yards on four carries ... marked first rushes since freshman year lettered as a defensive back for the Aggies from 1980-83. touchdown ... had second 100-yard receiving game of year and (2006) ... caught five passes for 40 yards against Arkansas (10/3) fourth of career at Colorado (11/7), reeling in nine balls for ... reeled in five balls for 59 yards in big win over UAB (9/26) ... 32 • CYRUS GRAY • RB 100 yards ... caught six passes for 66 yards and a touchdown caught three passes for 66 yards in win over Utah State (9/19) Has started eight games in the backfield and appeared in against Arkansas (10/3) ... recorded first 100-yard receiving ... has started 15 games in career, and 12 in a row ... 17 of 27 all nine ... is A&M’s top rusher on the season (608 yards) ... took game of season against UAB (9/26) ... finished the night with receptions on the season have gone for first downs ... caught at a kickoff back 99 yards for a score at Colorado (11/7) ... posted 101 yards on three receptions, including a 58-yard bomb that least one pass in every game in 2008, with 30 receptions produc- second-straight 100-yard effort with 119 yards on 21 carries in set up A&M’s second score of the night ... caught five passes ing first downs. win over Iowa State (10/31), while catching a TD pass ... regis- for 60 yards and a touchdown in win over Utah State (9/19) ... tered first career 100-yard game in win at Texas Tech (10/24), 81 • KENRIC McNEAL • WR reeled in three passes for 40 yards against New Mexico (9/5) ... rushing for 131 yards on 25 carries ... scored four TDs in the saw first action of year at quarterback against UAB, completing Has seen action in eight games as a true freshman ... reeled game (3 rush, 1 rec), doubling his career total ... ran for a then his only pass for eight yards ... moved to wide receiver late in fall in two passes for 52 yards, including a 44-yard touchdown, in career-best 99 yards on 19 carries in 56-19 win over UAB (9/26) camp in 2008 and responded by leading the Aggies in catches first-ever game (New Mexico, 9/5) ... 44-yard reception was a ... versatile offensive threat lined up all over the field for the and receiving yards ... was held out of contact during spring game high ... both catches were good for first downs. Aggies in 2008 ... smashed school kickoff return yardage record drills ... an excellent student, has a career goal of becoming an (1,169). 33 • CHRISTINE MICHAEL • RB orthopedic surgeon. 74 • LEE GRIMES • OL Pronounced “Chris-Tin” ... second-leading rusher on the 26 • KEN WOOD • P year (543) ... has scored four TDs in last three games ... ran for Has started 20 of the last 21 games at right tackle ... Transfer from the University of Montana ... has not played 74 yards and a score at Colorado (11/7) ... totaled 63 yards and snapped a string of 14 consecutive starts when he sat out the in last three games... is averaging just under 39 yards a punt added a TD in win over Iowa State (10/31) ... posted first career UAB game (9/26) with bruised ribs ... big and physical offensive (38.8) and has put seven boots inside the 20 ... three of five 100-yard rushing game in win at Texas Tech (10/24), totaling 121 lineman is one of the Aggies’ cornerstones when healthy ... punts against Utah State (9/19) landed inside the 20-yard line ... yards on 22 carries ... doubled his season total with two TDs in part of revamped starting O-line the last three weeks, which averaged nearly 44 yards on four punts in win over New Mexico the victory ... earned first career start at K-State (10/17) ... scored has helped gain 720 rushing yards and allow just three sacks ... (9/5) ... has two 50-plus boots in ‘09 ... season-high punt is 55 second TD of season and career against Oklahoma State (10/10), battled a variety of injuries last season and missed spring drills yards against USU. while rehabbing. picking up 30 yards on nine carries ... did not play against UAB

10 2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 INDIVIDUAL NOTES—DEFENSE 19 • EDDIE BROWN • DL 83 • TONY JEROD-EDDIE • DL 77 • LUCAS PATTERSON • DL Has played in every game, earning starts at defensive tackle Has earned the starting nod at defensive tackle in five Made 21st start of his career at defensive tackle against in the last four contests ... totaled at least three tackles in six games, giving him 12 in his career ... recovered second fumble Colorado (11/7) ... recorded four tackles against Oklahoma State of nine games in ‘09 ... matched a career high with five tackles, of career in win at Texas Tech (10/24) ... notched three tackles (10/10) ... tallied four stops, including one for loss, and recov- including third career sack and two for loss, at Colorado (11/7) ... against Oklahoma State (10/10) and a pair against Arkansas ered a fumble in win over Utah State (9/19) ... picked up three recorded two stops, one for loss, in win at Texas Tech (10/24) ... (10/3) ... picked up three stops against UAB (9/26) ... had big tackles in victory over New Mexico (9/5) ... ultimate team player, made first start of season at Kansas State (10/17), totaling four game against Utah State (9/19), recording career-best six tack- made the move to offensive line for fall camp, but returned to tackles ... five stops in win over UAB (9/26) ... has three sacks on les, including one for loss, and picking up a half-sack ... forced his defensive line with a week left in drills due to depth issues ... the year, including first of career in win over Utah State (9/19). way into the Aggies’ starting lineup in ‘08 as a true freshman. Suffered a season-ending knee injury in the 11th game of 2008 and was held out of contact last spring. 16 • STEVEN CAMPBELL • DB 18 • KYLE MANGAN • LB True freshman has seen significant playing time in all nine Redshirt freshman is the Aggies’ third-leading tackler (49) 5 • JORDAN PETERSON • DB games ... made first career start in place of the injured Jordan and tops the squad with seven PBUs ... has made six starts on the Has appeared in the last four games ... season-high three Pugh against Oklahoma State (10/10) ... responded with a year, including the last three games ... had nine tackles, including tackles at Colorado (11/7) ... recorded two tackles in win at Texas season-best eight tackles, including three solos ... tallied at least 1.5 for loss, in victory over Iowa State (10/31) ... set career high Tech (10/24) ... saw first action of the season against Kansas solo stop in each of last four games ... season-high three tackles in solo tackles (8) in win at Texas Tech (10/24) while forcing first State (10/17) ... was first appearance in nearly a year, with last against Utah State (9/19), while picking up first career stop fumble of career ... had six stops, including a half-sack and 1.5 action coming against Texas Tech on Oct. 18, 2008 ... versatile behind the line of scrimmage ... made two tackles, both solo, tackles for loss, at K-State (10/17) ... recorded five stops against and athletic defensive back shifted back to cornerback during against New Mexico (9/5). Oklahoma State (10/10) ... broke up two passes against Arkansas spring drills ... has started multiple games in each of the previ- (10/3), recovered a fumble and grabbed first career interception ous three seasons, but battled injuries last season while lining 46 • MATT FEATHERSTON • JACK ... earned the start at middle linebacker in each of the first three up at safety ... has 17 career starts. Second among active players in career tackles (174) ... has at games ... made four stops and broke up two passes in win over least two tackles in five of the last seven games ... two tackles for UAB (9/26) ... tallied a game-high and career-best 11 tackles in 10 • SEAN PORTER • LB a loss and third sack of ‘09 at Colorado (11/7) ... recorded career- 38-30 win over Utah State (9/19) ... also broke up a pass against True freshman has been one of the first defenders off the high two tackles for loss in win over UAB (9/26)... strong show- the Aggies ... made four tackles, one and a half for loss, against bench, and earned first career start at Colorado (11/7) ... five ing off the bench against New Mexico (9/5) ... provided huge New Mexico (9/5) ... also recorded a sack ... shifted to linebacker tackles in each of the last two games ... picked up first career boost at the “jack” position, making four tackles, including one in the spring after spending last fall at fullback ... nicknamed sack against the Buffaloes ... has tallied at least three tackles in for a loss, while recovering a fumble ... shifted from linebacker “Blue Bell” and “Ice Cream” by the coaches, as he is from nearby eight of nine games in ‘09 ... matched then-season high with four to “jack” for his senior season ... a high school defensive end, Brenham (home of Blue Bell Creamery). tackles at Texas Tech (10/24) ... registered four stops, including the move suits his hand-on-the-ground and pass rushing skills ... one for loss, against Utah State (9/19) ... totaled three tackles in started all 12 games last season and has 16 career starts. 21 • JUSTIN McQUEEN • DB 41-6 victory over New Mexico (9/5). Has seen action in eight contests (did not play at Kansas 7 • TERRENCE FREDERICK • DB State) ... picked off first career pass in critical spot early in 25 • JORDAN PUGH • DB One of five Aggie defenders with at least 40 tackles (42) second half against Iowa State (10/31), stopping a Cyclone drive Team’s active leader in career starts (33) and tackles (186) ... made the 15th start of his career at cornerback at Colorado inside the five-yard line ... matched career high with five tackles ... has started eight games at free safety ... made eight stops (11/7), making five stops ... also had five tackles in win over Iowa at Texas Tech (10/24) ... two stops in Big 12 opener against Okla- and picked off a pass at Colorado (11/7) ... big game in win over State (10/31) ... recorded a career-high nine tackles (all solo), homa State (10/10) ... set a career high with five tackles in win Iowa State (10/31), recording a team-high 12 tackles (two shy including one for loss, and picked up first career interception in over UAB (9/26) ... recorded a tackle against Utah State (9/19) ... of career high) ... also picked off second career pass in the vic- win over Texas Tech (10/24) ... made four stops against Arkansas totaled a pair of tackles in A&M’s season-opening win over New tory, setting up A&M’s eventual game-winning score ... returned (10/3) at Cowboys Stadium ... totaled three tackles in win over Mexico (9/5) ... ultra-fast pass defender will battle for a starting to the field at Kansas State (10/17) after missing first game of UAB (9/26) ... recorded five tackles against Utah State (9/19), job at cornerback in 2009 ... transferred from the University of career, and led the squad with 10 tackles ... responded the fol- including one for loss, while breaking up a pass against the Ag- Houston where he was a quarter-miler for the Cougars’ track lowing week at Texas Tech (10/24) with five tackles and a fumble gies ... ranked second on the squad with eight tackles against and field team. recovery ... streak of 29 straight starts ended against Oklahoma New Mexico (9/5), while leading the way with six solo stops ... State (10/10) after sitting out with concussion ... broke upa strong cover corner who broke into the starting lineup as a true 40 • VON MILLER • JACK career-high three passes in 56-19 win over UAB (9/26) ... totaled freshman in ‘08, making six starts. Leads the nation in sacks (15.5) and is second in tackles for a season-high five tackles and broke up a pass against Utah State loss (2.06/game) after nine games ... has started all nine games (9/19) ... against New Mexico (9/5), registered three tackles and 22 • DUSTIN HARRIS • DB at the hybrid “jack” position ... 15.5 of 39 tackles in 2009 have recovered a fumble ... returned to safety during the spring after One of two true freshmen (Jonathan Stewart) to earn the been sacks ... matched a career high with three TFLs, picked up starting all 12 games at cornerback last season ... is in his third starting nod on the defensive side of the ball in all nine games two sacks and forced a fumble at Colorado (11/7) ... had two season as a starter ... big hitter excels in run support. ... has made the start at corner in every game in ‘09 ... one of sacks and two forced in win at Texas Tech (10/24) ... nine Aggie defenders with at least 30 tackles (34) ... five tackles, posted 1.5 sacks and broke up a pass at Kansas State (10/17) 10 • JONATHAN STEWART • LB including first career sack, at Colorado (11/7) ... six tackles, four ... recorded five tackles, one for loss, against Oklahoma State One of two true freshmen (Dustin Harris) to earn the start- solo, at Kansas State (10/17) ... third on the team with eight (10/10) ... had four stops and a sack against Arkansas (10/3) ... ing nod on the defensive side of the ball in all nine games ... tackles, including one for loss, against Oklahoma State (10/10) was first Aggie in over 20 years to post three or more sacks in starts all came at outside linebacker ... made three solo stops ... tallied seven tackles (one for loss) against Utah State (9/19) consecutive games (Aaron Wallace, 1988) with a trio in each of at Kansas State (10/17) ... totaled five stops against Oklahoma ... also A&M’s punt returner, his 33-yard return vs UAB was the the first two games of ‘09 ... sacked UAB QB Joe Webb twice and State (10/10) ... picked up three tackles, one for loss, in win over longest by an A&M player since 2005. totaled five tackles in win over Blazers (9/26) ... recorded three UAB (9/26) ... recorded season-high four tackles against Utah sacks of Utah State QB Diondre Borel in win over Aggies (9/19) State (9/19) ... tallied three tackles against New Mexico (9/5). 37 • MICHAEL HODGES • LB ... also forced a fumble in the game ... sacked New Mexico QB Walk-on who has earned his way to the starting middle three times for a total loss of 22 yards (9/5), 8 • GARRICK WILLIAMS • LB linebacker spot ... has started five games, the first starts of his one-half sack shy of his entire total in 2008 (3.5) ... finished the Second on team in tackles (55) and ranks third in tackles career ... has matched a season high with seven tackles in each game with five tackles, four solo ... at his new position, Miller for loss (6.0) ... saw limited action against Colorado (11/7) while of last two ballgames ... also totaled seven tackles at Kansas was a disruptive defensive presence throughout spring drills. nursing an ankle injury ... made the 13th start of his career at State (10/17) ... made four solo stops against Arkansas (10/3) linebacker against Iowa State (10/31) ... set a career high with 11 at Cowboys Stadium ... six tackles off the bench in win over UAB 55 • MATT MOSS • DL tackles, including 1.5 for loss, and forced a fumble in the victory (9/26) ... first career appearance came against Utah State (9/19), Earned 10th career start at defensive end against Colorado ... recorded seven tackles (six solo) and picked off first career making two stops. (11/7), picking up a sack ... had three tackles, one for loss, and pass one week earlier at Texas Tech (10/24) ... ranked second added a fumble recovery in win at Texas Tech (10/24) ... picked on the team against K-State (10/17) with nine tackles ... led the 1 • TRENT HUNTER • DB off first career pass against Oklahoma State (10/10), returning team against Oklahoma State (10/10) with nine tackles, includ- Leads the team with 62 tackles in 2009 ... made 18th start of a second-quarter Zac Robinson offering 12 yards to set up a ing four solos ... picked up three stops in win over UAB (9/26) ... career at strong safety against Colorado (11/7) ... had a season- touchdown drive ... made three stops in game against Arkansas ranked second on the team in win over Utah State (9/19) with a high 13 tackles against the Buffs, his fourth career double-digit (10/3) at Cowboys Stadium ... recorded three tackles, broke up then career-high 10 tackles, one for loss ... totaled five tackles, performance ... registered nine tackles at Kansas State (10/17) ... a pass, registered a half-sack and forced a fumble against Utah four solo, with one and a half coming behind the line of scrim- posted a team-high nine tackles versus Oklahoma State (10/10) State (9/19) ... picked up a tackle for loss and forced a fumble in mage against New Mexico (9/5) ... gained valuable experience ... picked up six solo stops against Arkansas (10/3) ... recorded 41-6 victory over New Mexico (9/5) ... was one of the Aggies’ top last season as a part-time starter at linebacker. seven tackles in 38-30 win over Utah State (9/19) ... had a team- defenders off the bench in his first season in 2008. high 10 tackles in victory over New Mexico (9/5) ... play-making safety forced his way into the Aggies’ starting lineup as a true 99 • SPENCER NEALY • DL freshman last year and earned freshman All-America honors True freshman has seen significant action off the bench in all ... career-high tackles is 17, coming in first career start against nine games ... matched a season-high with three tackles against Army (9/27/08). K-State (10/17) ... notched two stops against Oklahoma State (10/10) and at Colorado (11/7) ... lone tackle against Arkansas (10/3) was first of his career for a loss ... totaled three tackles, including a critical third-down stop, against New Mexico (9/5) ... son of 10-year NBA veteran Ed Nealy.

2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 11 2008 REVIEW: #6 OKLAHOMA 66, TEXAS A&M 28 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2008 • KYLE FIELD • COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS • ATTENDANCE: 85,603 • TV: ABC (REGIONAL)

COLLEGE STATION (AP)— threw touchdown passes to four dif- SCORING SUMMARY ferent receivers, Chris Brown ran for three scores and No. 6 Oklahoma started fast again and downed Texas A&M 66-28. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Tot DeMarco Murray, Matt Clapp, and Juaquin Iglesias had TD Oklahoma (9-1, 5-1) 21 17 28 0 — 66 catches and Bradford had a touchdown run for the Sooners (9-1, 5-1 Big 12), Texas A&M (4-6, 2-4) 0 14 7 7 — 28 who set a single-game scoring record for an opponent at Kyle Field. The Sooners have scored 231 points in four games since a 45-35 loss to 1st QUARTER Texas. Their defense was equally impressive in this one, holding the Aggies (4-6, OU: Bradford 15 run (Stevens kick), 13:31 [4-90-1:29] 0 - 7 2-4) to 26 rushing yards and forcing four turnovers. OU: Murray 5 pass from Bradford (Stevens kick), 8:05 [12-74-3:15] 0 - 14 Cyrus Gray scored on a 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and set an OU: Brown 22 run (Stevens kick), 5:44 [3-54-0:49] 0 - 21 A&M record with 261 kick return yards. But receiving lots of kickoffs was bad 2nd QUARTER news for the Aggies, who were held to 278 total yards and dropped to 2-5 at OU: Clapp 28 pass from Bradford (Stevens kick), 14:27 [3-42-0:33] 0 - 28 home this season. A&M: J. McCoy 20 pass from Johnson (Bullock kick), 13:09 [3-25-1:18] 7 - 28 The Sooners have always struggled at Kyle Field and an unranked A&M A&M: Johnson 2 run (Bullock kick), 5:11 [10-75-4:07] 14 - 28 team beat No. 1 Oklahoma 30-26 here in 2002. But Oklahoma had no problems OU: Brown 5 run (Stevens kick), 2:51 [6-73-2:20] 14 - 35 in this one, leading 38-14 at halftime and 66-21 after three quarters. OU: Stevens 42 field goal, 0:03 [5-29-0:31] 14 - 38 Bradford completed 22 of 33 passes for 320 yards and tied a school record 3rd QUARTER with his eighth 300-yard game of the season. Murray rushed for 123 yards and OU: Broyles 23 pass from Bradford (Stevens kick), 10:39 [9-64-3:27] 14 - 45 Brown ran for 117 against the Big 12’s second-worst rushing defense. OU: Brown 28 run (Stevens kick), 8:39 [3-52-1:09] 14 - 52 Oklahoma outscored its first nine opponents 180-27 in the first quarter and A&M: Gray 98 kickoff return (Bullock kick), 8:27 21 - 52 needed only 90 seconds to score on the Aggies. OU: Iglesias 37 pass from Bradford (Stevens kick), 6:23 [2-37-0:27] 21 - 59 Murray broke a 70-yard run on the Sooners’ second play from scrimmage OU: Franks 39 fumble recovery (Stevens kick), 3:54 21 - 66 and Bradford scrambled for a 15-yard touchdown with 13:31 left in the quarter. 4th QUARTER Oklahoma scored on its first possession for the ninth time in 10 games. OU: Lane 6 run (Bullock kick), 6:12 [11-83-4:20] 28 - 66 The Aggies went three-and-out on their first series and Murray caught Brad- ford’s 35th touchdown pass of the season with 8:05 left in the first quarter. Kickoff time: 2:37 PM End of game: 6:20 PM On Oklahoma’s next series, Bradford found Jermaine Gresham for a 23-yard Total elapsed time: 3:43 Weather: 79, clear, wind SE 5-10 gain to the A&M 22 and Brown scored with 5:44 remaining in the quarter. The 49-second possession was Oklahoma’s 13th touchdown drive this season that STATISTICAL SUMMARY lasted under a minute. OU TAMU The Sooners outgained A&M 238-13 in the quarter. A&M coach Mike Sher- FIRST DOWNS...... 29 20 man gathered his team for a fiery pep talk before the second quarter began, RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 38-328 29-26 but it didn’t make a difference - Bradford threw a 28-yard TD pass to Clapp with PASSING YDS (NET)...... 325 252 Passes Att-Comp-Int...... 36-23-0 51-22-2 14:27 left in the half to make it 28-0. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 74-653 80-278 Gray returned the ensuing kickoff 67 yards to set up Jerrod Johnson’s Fumble Returns-Yards...... 1-39 0-0 20-yard touchdown pass to Jamie McCoy. Punt Returns-Yards...... 3-43 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards...... 3-56 10-319 Johnson dived into the end zone with 5:11 left in the half to cut Oklahoma’s Interception Returns-Yards.... 2--3 0-0 lead to 28-14. Punts (Number-Avg)...... 3-40.3 6-41.7 The Aggies were barely stemming the tide. Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 6-2 Penalties-Yards...... 9-60 12-70 Broyles took a short pass from Bradford, evaded five A&M defenders and Possession Time...... 28:49 31:11 got to the 5, setting up another touchdown for Brown. Oklahoma got the ball Third-Down Conversions...... 6 of 13 5 of 16 back with 34 seconds left and Stevens kicked a 42-yard field goal on the second- Fourth-Down Conversions...... 0 of 1 3 of 5 to-last play of the half. Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 4-5 3-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 4-26 1-10 The Sooners had 423 yards and 18 first downs in the half, while the Aggies had minus-11 yards rushing and went 2-of-10 on third downs. RUSHING Johnson threw his first interception in 213 attempts, tying the Big 12 record, OU—Murray 7-123; Brown 13-117; Madu 9-65; Bradford 5-23; Johnson 3-2. in the third quarter when Oklahoma linebacker Keenan Clayton picked off a A&M—Gray 5-24; Goodson 7-9; Lane 3-6; Stephens 1-4; K. Smith 2-3; McGee pass. 4-minus 3; Johnson 7-minus 17. Brown’s 28-yard TD run with 8:39 left in the third quarter pushed Oklahoma PASSING over 50 points for the sixth time this season. The Sooners topped 500 yards for OU—Bradford 22-33-0-320; Halzle 1-1-0-5. A&M—Johnson 11-31-2-162; the seventh time this year. McGee 10-19-0-82; Tannehill 1-1-0-8. Joey Halzle replaced Bradford early in the fourth quarter. RECEIVING Stephen McGee replaced Johnson with 6:23 left in the third quarter. Mc- OU—Murray 7-63; Broyles 5-91; Iglesias 4-70; Clapp 2-37; Gresham 2-34; Gee, a senior, won the starting quarterback job in the fall, but he’s missed all Johnson 1-13; Chaney 1-12; Tennell 1-5. A&M—Morrow 6-78; P. Brown 5-49; but one play in the last five games with a shoulder injury. J. McCoy 5-31; Tannehill 4-83; Gray 1-9; K. Smith 1-2. INTERCEPTIONS OU­—Box 1-0; Clayton 1-minus 3. SACKS (UA-A) OU­—Beal 2-0; Davis 1-0; Taylor 1-0. A&M—Gorrer 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A) OU—Lewis 3-9; Box 3-5; Jackson 6-0; Holmes 4-2; Harris 3-3; Fleming 0-6. A&M—Featherston 3-5; Dixon 3-5; Pugh 5-2; Batson 5-2; Gorrer 4-1.

12 2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 2009 RECAPS AND BOXSCORES

—/— NEW MEXICO (0-1) 6 —/— UTAH STATE (0-2) 30

—/— TEXAS A&M (1-0) 41 —/— TEXAS A&M (2-0) 38

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 • KYLE FIELD • COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 • KYLE FIELD • COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS ATTENDANCE: 73,887 • TV: NONE ATTENDANCE: 73,599 • TV: NONE

COLLEGE STATION (AP) — Jerrod Johnson threw for 349 yards and two touchdowns COLLEGE STATION (AP) — Jerrod Johnson threw three of his four touchdown passes to and ran for a score to lead Texas A&M to a 41-6 win over New Mexico. freshman Uzoma Nwachukwu and Texas A&M overcame injuries to two of its top playmak- Johnson completed 31 of 41 passes, and Cyrus Gray and Christine Michael added ers in a 38-30 win over Utah State. touchdown runs for the Aggies (1-0), who piled up 606 yards. The A&M defense showed Johnson completed 21 of 41 passes for 322 yards and Nwachukwu also ran for a score dramatic improvement from last season, holding New Mexico to 21 rushing yards and for A&M (2-0), which lost sophomore receiver Jeff Fuller and freshman running back Chris- sacking Donovan Porterie five times. tine Michael to leg injuries. Fuller was coming off a career-best, 10-catch performance The Aggies, starting their second year under Mike Sherman, dominated from the start in the season opener against New Mexico and Michael rushed for 94 yards on Saturday and built a 20-3 halftime lead. Johnson completed a 42-yard pass to freshman Uzoma before he was hurt. Nwachukwu on A&M’s first possession and Johnson scrambled for a 16-yard touchdown Fuller appeared to twist his left knee making a 15-yard reception in the open field early with 9:52 left in the opening quarter. in the second quarter. Two trainers helped Fuller to the sideline and he rode a golf cart to Jeff Fuller caught an 18-yard pass from Johnson early in the second quarter, setting the locker room. up Randy Bullock’s 22-yard field goal. Fuller led A&M with 10 catches for 111 yards in the Michael was injured late in the third quarter when he tumbled forward on a run to the game. Michael, one of 12 freshmen to play for A&M in the first half, broke two runs over 20 Utah State 18. Trainers helped him off the field, and he spent the rest of the game sitting yards on the Aggies’ next possession. Michael went out for a rest and Cyrus Gray’s 13-yard on a sideline bench. touchdown run put A&M up 17-0 with 4:44 left in the half. 1 2 3 4 Score A&M marched 86 yards in 12 plays to start the second half. Johnson went 6-for-6 on Utah State 14 0 3 13 30 the drive and Michael finished it with a 2-yard touchdown run. Aho matched his career Texas A&M 14 10 7 7 38 best with a 48-yard field goal later in the third quarter. A&M answered with a 17-play drive, capped by Johnson’s 7-yard touchdown pass to Fuller. Johnson threw a 44-yard touchdown Scoring Summary pass to freshman Kenric McNeal with 9:14 left. Tommy Dorman finished the game at quar- 1st 10:31 USU Turbin 50 yd run (Ulinski kick) 7-94 2:41 terback for the Aggies. 07:49 TAMU Nwachukwu 35 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 5-54 1:33 05:12 USU Borel 1 yd run (Ulinski kick) 8-82 2:37 1 2 3 4 Score 03:38 TAMU Nwachukwu 39 yd run (Bullock kick) 4-55 1:34 New Mexico 0 3 3 0 6 2nd 06:24 TAMU Bullock 31 yd field goal 15-75 4:28 Texas A&M 7 13 14 7 41 01:26 TAMU Nwachukwu 16 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 1-31 0:08 3rd 13:36 USU Ulinski 42 yd field goal 6-19 1:24 Scoring Summary 12:20 TAMU Nwachukwu 50 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 4-79 1:16 1st 09:52 A&M Johnson 16 yd run (Bullock kick) 8-74 2:46 4th 14:51 TAMU Tannehill 10 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 17-78 5:00 2nd 09:40 A&M Bullock 22 yd field goal 11-50 4:06 05:30 USU Sawyer 19 yd pass from Borel (Borel rush failed) 10-96 3:05 04:44 A&M Gray 13 yd run (Bullock kick) 7-80 1:44 00:25 USU Borel 2 yd run (Ulinski kick) 12-76 2:18 01:56 A&M Bullock 34 yd field goal 6-12 2:33 00:13 UNM Aho 19 yd field goal 11-63 1:43 USU TAMU 3rd 10:45 A&M Michael 2 yd run (Bullock kick) 12-86 4:15 FIRST DOWNS 31 30 06:46 UNM Aho 48 yd field goal 10-44 3:59 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 46-187 44-251 00:31 A&M Fuller 7 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 17-88 6:15 PASSING YDS (NET) 334 322 4th 09:14 A&M McNeal 44 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 8-87 3:14 Passes Att-Comp-Int 48-24-0 41-21-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 94-521 85-573 UNM TAMU Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 FIRST DOWNS 18 29 Punt Returns-Yards 2-2 1-28 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 24-21 47-245 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-144 4-118 PASSING YDS (NET) 210 361 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Passes Att-Comp-Int 40-29-0 43-32-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 7-40.1 5-43.6 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 64-231 90-606 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 9-66 16-147 Punt Returns-Yards 1-0 3-21 Possession Time 32:03 27:57 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-114 3-52 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 18 4 of 13 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 4 1 of 2 Punts (Number-Avg) 8-37.8 4-43.5 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 3-4 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 1-0 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-10 5-49 Penalties-Yards 3-41 14-123 Possession Time 24:21 35:39 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 14 9 of 16 RUSHING: Utah State- 13-121; Diondre Borel 22-34; Michael Smith 6-21; Kerwynn Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 1 Williams 2-10; Derrvin Speight 1-3; Omar Sawyer 1-0; Marquis Butler 1-minus 2. Texas A&M- Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 6-6 Michael, Christine 17-94; Johnson, Jerrod 11-78; Gray, Cyrus 11-49; Nwachukwu, Uzoma 1-39; Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-20 5-31 TEAM 2-minus 3; Stephens, Bradley 2-minus 6. PASSING: Utah State-Diondre Borel 24-47-0-334; Team 0-1-0-0. Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod RUSHING: New Mexico-Dennis, Demond 10-23; Butler, A.J. 3-22; Bruno, Roland 1-8; Team 21-41-0-322. 1-minus 2; Porterie, Donovan 9-minus 30. Texas A&M-Michael, Christine 11-93; Johnson, Jerrod 13-57; Gray, Cyrus 14-52; Stephens, Bradley 6-49; O’Bryant, Ryan 1-minus 1; Dorman, Tommy RECEIVING: Utah State-Stanley Morrison 6-126; Robert Turbin 5-61; Eric Moats 3-41; Omar 1-minus 2; TM 1-minus 3. Sawyer 3-38; Marquis Butler 2-16; Nnamdi Gwacham 2-13; Michael Smith 1-16; Austin Alder 1-12; Kellen Bartlett 1-11. Texas A&M-Tannehill, Ryan 5-60; Gray, Cyrus 4-34; Nwachukwu, PASSING: New Mexico-Porterie, Donovan 29-40-0-210. Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod 31-41-0-349; Uzoma 3-101; McCoy, Jamie 3-66; Michael, Christine 2-26; Fuller, Jeff 2-25; McNeal, Kenric 1-5; Dorman, Tommy 1-2-0-12. Morrow, Howard 1-5. RECEIVING: New Mexico-Jones, Daryl 5-53; Dennis, Demond 5-29; Butler, A.J. 4-31; Williams, INTERCEPTIONS: Utah State-None. Texas A&M-None. Bryan 4-22; Bruno, Roland 4-10; Kirk, Ty 3-21; Solomon, Quintell 2-19; Wilhelm, Nick 1-13; Reed, Lucas 1-12. Texas A&M-Fuller, Jeff 10-111; McCoy, Jamie 5-44; Nwachukwu, Uzoma 3-53; FUMBLES: Utah State-Diondre Borel 2-1; Michael Smith 1-1; Chris Harris 1-0. Texas A&M-None. Tannehill, Ryan 3-40; Morrow, Howard 3-20; Jackson, Brandal 3-17; McNeal, Kenric 2-52; Brown, Kenny 1-12; Michael, Christine 1-9; Gray, Cyrus 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS: New Mexico-None. Texas A&M-None. FUMBLES: New Mexico-Dennis, Demond 2-1; Porterie, Donovan 2-1. Texas A&M-Michael, Christine 1-0.

2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 13 2009 RECAPS AND BOXSCORES

—/— UAB (1-3) 19 —/RV TEXAS A&M (3-1) 19

—/— TEXAS A&M (3-0) 56 —/— ARKANSAS (2-2) 47

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 • KYLE FIELD • COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 • COWBOYS STADIUM • ARLINGTON, TEXAS ATTENDANCE: 74,656 • TV: NONE ATTENDANCE: 71,872 • TV: ESPN2

COLLEGE STATION (AP) — Jerrod Johnson tied a Texas A&M quarterback record with COLLEGE STATION (AP) — Ryan Mallett shook off a slow start and threw four touch- three rushing touchdowns and threw three TD passes to lead the Aggies to a 56-19 win down passes to lead Arkansas to a 47-19 victory over Texas A&M in the revival of their over UAB. Southwest Conference rivalry. Johnson completed 23 of 29 passes for 290 yards against the Blazers’ 118th-ranked Mallett misfired on his first three passes, was sacked twice and hadn’t gotten a first pass defense as the Aggies improved to 3-0 for the third time in four years. A total of nine down when the Razorbacks were trailing 10-0. Then the big sophomore hit Joe Adams Aggies caught passes a week after leading receiver Jeff Fuller broke his right leg. for a 67-yard gain to start the next series, and Arkansas (2-2) was on its way to scoring 30 Bradley Stephens and Cyrus Gray added touchdown runs for the Aggies, who converted points by halftime. The Aggies (3-1) were never able to get back into it, and the Razorbacks 14 of 17 third downs and finished with 544 yards. A&M came in leading the nation in total never let up. offense (589.5 yards per game). This was the first of at least a 10-year series between the former Southwest Confer- Joe Webb rushed for 65 yards and a touchdown for the Blazers (1-3), who mustered ence foes, with the games played at Cowboys Stadium in hopes of cashing in on recruiting 303 yards and went 3 for 14 on third-down conversions. and alumni riches in the Dallas area. The game drew 71,872 fans. 1 2 3 4 Score 1 2 3 4 Score UAB 3 3 6 7 19 Texas A&M 10 0 3 6 19 Texas A&M 7 21 14 14 56 Arkansas 7 23 7 10 47

Scoring Summary Scoring Summary 1st 12:55 UAB Zahn 37 yd field goal 7-10 2:05 1st 11:52 TAMU Bullock 32 yd field goal 6-47 1:29 02:16 TAMU Johnson 1 yd run (Bullock kick) 14-83 5:10 06:02 TAMU Jackson 60 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 3-67 1:19 2nd 14:22 UAB Zahn 41 yd field goal 5--8 1:30 04:14 ARK Green 8 yd pass from Mallett (Tejada kick) 4-77 1:43 12:08 TAMU Bishop 1 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 6-61 2:14 2nd 13:22 ARK Curtis 5 yd pass from Mallett (Tejada kick) 7-38 3:07 08:26 TAMU Johnson 18 yd run (Bullock kick) 6-77 2:03 06:25 ARK Franklin 85 yd fumble recovery (Tejada kick) 05:34 TAMU Johnson 6 yd run (Bullock kick) 5-47 1:38 04:23 ARK Tejada 38 yd field goal 5-26 1:26 3rd 12:14 UAB Webb 10 yd run (Webb pass failed) 7-80 2:46 01:39 ARK Wright 31 yd pass from Mallett (Tejada kick failed) 4-73 1:47 07:47 TAMU Swope 6 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 14-67 4:27 3rd 08:16 TAMU Bullock 47 yd field goal 12-46 3:59 03:36 TAMU Stephens 16 yd run (Bullock kick) 8-51 2:48 04:28 ARK Smith 29 yd pass from Mallett (Tejada kick) 8-70 3:36 4th 14:53 TAMU Tannehill 16 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 5-43 2:03 4th 14:53 TAMU Tannehill 3 yd pass from Johnson (Johnson pass failed) 13-85 4:27 08:45 TAMU Gray 40 yd run (Bullock kick) 3-49 0:42 09:35 ARK Tejada 18 yd field goal 10-63 5:12 07:19 UAB Isabelle 60 yd run (Zahn kick) 4-83 1:26 05:37 ARK Wingo 62 yd run (Tejada kick) 4-73 1:35

UAB TAMU TAMU ARK FIRST DOWNS 13 30 FIRST DOWNS 28 16 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 35-229 51-236 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 35-113 31-163 PASSING YDS (NET) 74 308 PASSING YDS (NET) 345 271 Passes Att-Comp-Int 25-9-0 31-25-0 Passes Att-Comp-Int 58-30-0 27-17-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 60-303 82-544 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 93-458 58-434 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-15 0-0 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-85 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 4-37 Punt Returns-Yards 2-15 3-10 Kickoff Returns-Yards 8-124 4-68 Kickoff Returns-Yards 9-191 5-110 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Interception Returns-Yards 1-23 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 8-41.4 2-46.0 Punts (Number-Avg) 6-31.3 4-43.5 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 3-2 Penalties-Yards 11-100 3-25 Penalties-Yards 8-87 7-52 Possession Time 26:35 33:25 Possession Time 32:13 27:47 Third-Down Conversions 3 of 14 14 of 17 Third-Down Conversions 7 of 18 5 of 12 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 0 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 3 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 7-7 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-5 3-3 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-5 4-20 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-10 2-9

RUSHING: UAB-Isabelle, David 4-93; Webb, Joe 11-65; Brooks, Justin 8-38; Borne, Daniel 9-19; RUSHING: Texas A&M-Gray, Cyrus 12-65; Michael, Christine 11-46; Johnson, Jerrod 10-3; Nwa- Slaughter, Rashaud 1-8; Ferrell, Mark 1-3; Barnett, Dexter 1-3. Texas A&M-Gray, Cyrus 19-99; chukwu, Uzoma 2-minus 1. Arkansas-R. Wingo,Jr. 4-86; Green,Broderick 11-28; Smith,Michael Johnson, Jerrod 14-61; Stephens, Bradley 9-45; Dorman, Tommy 2-18; Tolliver, Jay 5-17; TEAM 8-17; Adams,Joe 1-15; TEAM 1-11; Davis,Knile 2-11; Barnett,Brandon 1-7; Wilson,Tyler 1-minus 2-minus 4. 2; Mallett,Ryan 2-minus 10. PASSING: UAB-Webb, Joe 8-18-0-60; Ellis, Bryan 1-4-0-14; Isabelle, David 0-3-0-0. Texas A&M- PASSING: Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod 30-58-0-345. Arkansas-Mallett,Ryan 17-27-1-271. Johnson, Jerrod 23-29-0-290; Dorman, Tommy 1-1-0-10; Tannehill, Ryan 1-1-0-8. RECEIVING: Texas A&M-Tannehill, Ryan 6-66; Morrow, Howard 6-51; Gray, Cyrus 5-46; McCoy, RECEIVING: UAB-Anderson, Jeffery 2-22; Borne, Daniel 2-16; Adams, Nick 2-14; Jones, Mike Jamie 5-40; Jackson, Brandal 4-118; Michael, Christine 2-2; McNeal, Kenric 1-14; Swope, Ryan 1-14; Forrest, Frantrell 1-6; Harris, Justin 1-2. Texas A&M-Morrow, Howard 5-71; McCoy, Jamie 1-8. Arkansas-Smith,Michael 5-65; Adams,Joe 3-110; Childs,Greg 3-10; Wright,Jarius 2-36; 5-59; Tannehill, Ryan 3-101; Jackson, Brandal 3-26; McCoy, Terrence 3-24; Nwachukwu, Uzoma Curtis,D. 2-34; Miller,Lucas 1-8; Green,Broderick 1-8. 2-14; Swope, Ryan 2-12; Bishop, Don 1-1; Gray, Cyrus 1-0. INTERCEPTIONS: Texas A&M-Mangan, Kyle 1-23. Arkansas-None. INTERCEPTIONS: UAB-None. Texas A&M-None. FUMBLES: Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod 2-2; Gray, Cyrus 1-0. Arkansas-TEAM 1-1; Childs,Greg 1-0; FUMBLES: UAB-None. Texas A&M-TEAM 1-0; Harris, Dustin 1-1. Norton,Jerell 1-1.

14 2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 2009 RECAPS AND BOXSCORES

15/13 OKLAHOMA STATE (4-1, 1-0) 36 —/— TEXAS A&M (3-3, 0-2) 14

—/— TEXAS A&M (3-2, 0-1) 31 —/— KANSAS STATE (4-3, 2-1) 62

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 • KYLE FIELD • COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 • SNYDER FAMILY STADIUM • MANHATTAN, KANSAS ATTENDANCE: 76,153 • TV: FSN ATTENDANCE: 44,934 • TV: FCS

COLLEGE STATION (AP) — Zac Robinson threw two touchdown passes and No. 15 Okla- MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Daniel Thomas ran for four touchdowns in the first half and homa State overcame the absence of their top two playmakers to beat Texas A&M 36-31. Brandon Banks returned the second-half kickoff 97 yards for another score, leading Kansas The Cowboys (4-1, 1-0 Big 12) played without All-America receiver Dez Bryant, who State to an improbable 62-14 win over Texas A&M. was ruled ineligible by the school this week for lying to the NCAA about contact he made A week after allowing 66 points and more than 700 yards in a disheartening loss to with a former NFL player. Oklahoma State was also missing Kendall Hunter, the Big 12’s Texas Tech, Kansas State (4-3, 2-1 Big 12) steamrolled Texas A&M on both sides of the ball leading rusher in 2008, who sat out with an ankle injury. for its most lopsided conference win since beating Iowa State 58-7 in 2002. Robinson completed 14 of 25 passes for 279 yards, Keith Toston ran for 130 yards and The Wildcats led 38-0 at halftime after Thomas scored on runs of 7, 3, 9 and 17 yards, Beau Johnson ran for two scores as the Cowboys won at Kyle Field for only the second then scored 21 points over the first 5:12 of the third quarter before Texas A&M (3-3, 0-2) time since 1983. finally started to put points on the board. Jerrod Johnson threw three touchdown passes for the Aggies (3-2, 0-1) and set a Big Keithen Valentine ran for a pair of touchdowns in the second half and Grant Gregory 12 record by extending his streak of consecutive passes without an interception to 228. But was steady after being replaced by Carson Coffman last week, throwing for 147 yards and Johnson faced constant pressure and the Aggies, who came in with the nation’s second- a touchdown on 10-of-13 passing. ranked offense, were held to 382 yards. Kansas State’s defense forced five turnovers while holding the Aggies to 70 first-half Leading 29-25 early in the fourth quarter, the Cowboys put it away with a 16-play, yards and minus-13 yards rushing overall. 93-yard touchdown drive that chewed up almost eight minutes. Robinson converted two The Wildcats also harassed Jerrod Johnson, the Big 12’s total offense leader, with third downs with long passes and Beau Johnson scored with 7:15 left in the game. six sacks and three interceptions, ending his Big 12 record at 242 pass attempts without Jerrod Johnson found Howard Morrow in the end zone with 3:35 left, but the two- throwing a pick. He finished with 314 yards passing and threw two touchdowns to Uzoma point conversion try failed and A&M trailed 36-31. Oklahoma State regained possession Nwachukwu - both after Kansas State had built a 59-0 lead. and Toston picked up two yards on a fourth-and-1 with two minutes left. Randy Bullock booted a 50-yard field goal on the first play of the fourth quarter, the 1 2 3 4 Score longest by an A&M kicker since 2000. Texas A&M 0 0 14 0 14 The Cowboys drove to the A&M 6 in the first quarter, but a pack of Aggies stuffed Kansas State 17 21 21 3 62 Robinson at the line on fourth-and-1. The Aggies drove inside the Cowboys’ 10 early in the second quarter and came away Scoring Summary empty when Bullock hooked a 32-yard field-goal try. 1st 13:00 KS Thomas 7 yd run (Cherry kick) 4-29 1:35 06:34 KS Cherry 23 yd field goal 9-55 4:33 03:34 KS Thomas 3 yd run (Cherry kick) 3-11 1:24 1 2 3 4 Score 2nd 08:19 KS Thomas 9 yd run (Cherry kick) 5-67 2:29 Oklahoma State 7 7 15 7 36 01:02 KS Thomas 17 yd run (Cherry kick) 11-70 5:39 Texas A&M 0 15 7 9 31 00:10 KS Klein 16 yd pass from Gregory (Cherry kick) 1-16 0:05 3rd 14:46 KS Banks 97 yd kickoff return (Cherry kick) Scoring Summary 13:50 KS Valentine 9 yd run (Cherry kick) 1-9 0:04 1st 06:18 OSU Robinson 3 yd run (Bailey kick) 4-49 1:15 09:48 KS Valentine 20 yd run (Cherry kick) 5-43 2:14 2nd 10:51 TAMU Nwachukwu 28 yd pass from Johnson (Tannehill rush) 8-57 1:49 09:34 TAMU Nwachukwu 66 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 1-66 0:14 06:49 TAMU J. McCoy 15 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 5-51 1:46 05:01 TAMU Nwachukwu 23 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 5-71 1:19 04:52 OSU Anyiam 27 yd pass from Robinson (Bailey kick) 5-53 1:57 4th 08:07 KS Klimek 46 yd field goal 4-7 2:18 3rd 08:42 OSU Moore 51 yd pass from Robinson (Bailey kick) 4-63 2:14 04:59 TAMU Michael 4 yd run (Bullock kick) 10-63 3:43 TAMU KSU 02:55 OSU Johnson 1 yd run (Toston rush) 6-48 2:04 FIRST DOWNS 19 24 4th 14:56 TAMU Bullock 50 yd field goal 10-47 2:59 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 23--13 52-232 07:15 OSU Johnson 1 yd run (Bailey kick) 16-93 7:41 PASSING YDS (NET) 314 192 03:35 TAMU Morrow 3 yd pass from Johnson (Johnson pass failed) 11-71 3:40 Passes Att-Comp-Int 45-21-3 19-15-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 68-301 71-424 OSU TAMU Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 FIRST DOWNS 21 26 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 5-53 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 48-169 41-109 Kickoff Returns-Yards 10-170 2-129 PASSING YDS (NET) 279 273 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 3-34 Passes Att-Comp-Int 25-14-1 42-22-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 8-37.5 5-40.0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 73-448 83-382 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 2-0 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 4-46 7-54 Punt Returns-Yards 2-13 4-31 Possession Time 22:52 37:08 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-152 4-114 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 14 4 of 13 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-12 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 2 Punts (Number-Avg) 5-44.4 5-38.4 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-1 8-8 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-8 6-53 Penalties-Yards 11-118 4-30 Possession Time 31:35 28:25 RUSHING: Texas A&M-Michael, Christine 11-22; Gray, Cyrus 2-3; McCoy, Jamie 1-2; Johnson, Third-Down Conversions 6 of 14 7 of 16 Jerrod 9-minus 40. Kansas State-Thomas, Daniel 18-91; Valentine, K. 10-61; Childs, Jarell 8-53; Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 2 Gregory, Grant 9-33; Wilson, Braden 2-6; Coffman, Carson 4-minus 4; Klein, Collin 1-minus 8. Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 3-5 Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-24 0-0 PASSING: Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod 21-45-3-314. Kansas State-Gregory, Grant 10-13-0-147; Coffman, Carson 5-6-0-45. RUSHING: Oklahoma State-Toston,Keith 26-130; Johnson,Beau 8-27; Anyiam,Hubert 1-13; RECEIVING: Texas A&M-Morrow, Howard 6-75; Nwachukwu, Uzoma 5-136; Michael, Christine Robinson,Zac 10-8; TEAM 3-minus 9. Texas A&M-Gray, Cyrus 16-49; Michael, Christine 9-30; 4-12; McCoy, Jamie 2-27; McCoy, Terrence 1-20; Jackson, Brandal 1-19; Gray, Cyrus 1-15; McCoy, Jamie 4-24; Johnson, Jerrod 11-3; Nwachukwu, Uzoma 1-3. Tannehill, Ryan 1-10. Kansas State-Banks, Brandon 6-60; Mastrud, Jeron 2-52; Klein, Collin 2-21; Tannahill, T. 1-21; Wilson, Braden 1-18; Snipes, Attrail 1-11; Thomas, Daniel 1-7; Bachamp, Cole PASSING: Oklahoma State-Robinson,Zac 14-25-1-279. Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod 22-42-0-273. 1-2. RECEIVING: Oklahoma State-Anyiam,Hubert 3-58; Fooks,Dameron 3-38; Johnson,Beau 3-13; INTERCEPTIONS: Texas A&M-None. Kansas State-Moore, Joshua 1-22; Hartman, Tysyn 1-12; Toston,Keith 2-74; Moore,Tracy 1-51; Blackmon,Justin 1-32; Youman,Wilson 1-13. Texas Miller, Torell 1-0. A&M-Nwachukwu, Uzoma 8-141; Morrow, Howard 4-47; Tannehill, Ryan 3-41; Gray, Cyrus 3-27; Michael, Christine 2-minus 4; McCoy, Jamie 1-15; McCoy, Terrence 1-6. FUMBLES: Texas A&M-Michael, Christine 1-1; McCoy, Jamie 1-1; Gray, Cyrus 1-1. Kansas State- Klein, Collin 1-0; Gregory, Grant 1-0. INTERCEPTIONS: Oklahoma State-None. Texas A&M-Moss, Matt 1-12. FUMBLES: Oklahoma State-None. Texas A&M-Michael, Christine 1-0; Johnson, Jerrod 1-1.

2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 15 2009 RECAPS AND BOXSCORES

—/— TEXAS A&M (4-3, 1-2) 52 —/— IOWA STATE (5-4, 2-3) 10

21/24 TEXAS TECH (5-3, 2-2) 30 —/— TEXAS A&M (5-3, 2-2) 35

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 • JONES AT&T STADIUM • LUBBOCK, TEXAS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 • KYLE FIELD • COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS ATTENDANCE: 57,733 • TV: NONE ATTENDANCE: 72,530 • TV: NONE

LUBBOCK (AP) — Cyrus Gray scored four touchdowns to lead Texas A&M past No. 21 COLLEGE STATION (AP) — Jerrod Johnson threw three touchdown passes and ran for Texas Tech 52-30, snapping a three-game losing streak for the Aggies. another score and Texas A&M’s offense dominated in the Aggies’ 35-10 win over Iowa Texas A&M (4-3, 1-2 Big 12) hadn’t won in Lubbock since 1993 and was coming off an State. awful performance against Kansas State. A&M lost 62-14 last week. Cyrus Gray rushed for 119 yards and Christine Michael had a touchdown run for A&M The Aggies had 334 total yards in the first half against the Red Raiders a week after (5-3, 2-2 Big 12), which gained 501 yards, went 10-for-13 on third-down conversions and they had 301 against K-State. never punted. Jerrod Johnson completed 19 of 28 passes for 238 yards and a touchdown, and added Jerome Tiller ran for a touchdown, but threw two costly interceptions for the Cyclones 71 yards and another score on 10 carries. (5-4, 2-3). Tiller, a redshirt freshman, started in place of junior Austen Arnaud for the sec- Gray, who finished with 131 yards on 25 carries, rushed for three touchdowns and ond straight week. Arnaud is recovering from a bruised throwing hand. caught a 12-yard pass for another. Alexander Robinson, the Big 12’s leading rusher, ran for 76 yards on 20 carries after The 52 points by the Aggies was the most they’ve ever scored against the Red Raiders sitting out last week’s 9-7 win at Nebraska with a groin injury. and the win was A&M’s first over a ranked Texas Tech team. The Aggies marched for touchdowns on their first three possessions and cruised to a When Gray didn’t have the ball teammate Christine Michael chewed up his share of 21-3 halftime lead. yards. Michael gained 121 yards and two touchdowns -- including a 44-yarder on the Ag- A&M’s Lionel Smith fumbled the second-half kickoff and Iowa State recovered. But gies first possession of the second half -- on 22 carries. A&M cornerback Justin McQueen intercepted Tiller at the goal line and the Aggies took over at their own 3. Johnson threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to Howard Morrow on the third play of the 1 2 3 4 Score fourth quarter. Tiller finished a quick Iowa State drive with a 4-yard TD run with 12:15 left, Texas A&M 7 21 10 14 52 but Michael scored on a 7-yard run less than three minutes later.. Texas Tech 14 0 8 8 30

Scoring Summary 1 2 3 4 Score 1st 12:52 TT Torres 56 yd pass from Potts (Williams kick) 6-80 2:08 Iowa State 0 3 0 7 10 08:19 TAMU Gray 12 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 9-86 2:37 Texas A&M 14 7 0 14 35 00:30 TT Britton 26 yd pass from Potts (Williams kick) 8-86 2:53 2nd 13:41 TAMU Gray 3 yd run (Bullock kick) 6-78 1:49 Scoring Summary 06:50 TAMU Michael 1 yd run (Bullock kick) 12-71 3:34 1st 04:55 TAMU Johnson 1 yd run (Bullock kick) 14-80 5:17 01:22 TAMU Gray 1 yd run (Bullock kick) 11-73 3:45 01:00 TAMU Fuller 32 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 4-50 1:31 3rd 12:56 TAMU Michael 44 yd run (Bullock kick) 6-78 2:04 2nd 03:27 TAMU Gray 7 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 16-77 6:09 06:19 TAMU Bullock 22 yd field goal 8-29 2:25 00:01 ISU Mahoney 29 yd field goal 11-50 3:26 01:59 TT Stephens 7 yd run (Britton pass from Doege) 3-24 0:52 4th 13:59 TAMU Morrow 7 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 11-76 4:29 4th 08:38 TAMU Johnson 21 yd run (Bullock kick) 8-46 3:54 12:15 ISU Tiller 4 yd run (Mahoney kick) 5-57 1:44 05:13 TT Batch 1 yd run (Lewis pass from Doege) 11-67 3:25 09:44 TAMU Michael 7 yd run (Bullock kick) 7-80 2:31 01:08 TAMU Gray 7 yd run (Bullock kick) 9-43 4:05 ISU TAMU TAMU TT FIRST DOWNS 19 31 FIRST DOWNS 34 27 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 34-169 49-267 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 59-321 22-64 PASSING YDS (NET) 155 234 PASSING YDS (NET) 238 456 Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-18-2 28-23-0 Passes Att-Comp-Int 28-19-0 61-43-2 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 61-324 77-501 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 87-559 83-520 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 2-4 3-31 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-113 2-29 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-59 5-86 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-19 Interception Returns-Yards 2-0 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 2-30.5 0-0.0 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-38.2 3-43.3 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-2 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 4-3 Penalties-Yards 3-28 3-25 Penalties-Yards 7-62 10-90 Possession Time 27:36 32:24 Possession Time 31:41 28:19 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 12 10 of 13 Third-Down Conversions 8 of 13 4 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 2 of 3 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 4 of 6 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-4 4-5 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 6-6 2-3 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 2-11 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-21 1-11

RUSHING: Iowa State-Robinson,Alexander 20-76; Williams,Johnny 2-50; Tiller,Jerome 12-43. RUSHING: Texas A&M-Gray, Cyrus 25-131; Michael, Christine 22-121; Johnson, Jerrod 10-71; Texas A&M-Gray, Cyrus 21-119; Michael, Christine 10-63; McCoy, Jamie 3-52; Johnson, Jerrod TEAM 2-minus 2. Texas Tech-Batch, Baron 11-58; Jeffers, H. 3-8; Stephens, Eric 1-7; Doege, S. 11-33; Brown, Kenny 1-5; TEAM 3-minus 5. 3-4; Lewis, Detron 1-3; Potts, Taylor 3-minus 16. PASSING: Iowa State-Tiller,Jerome 18-27-2-155. Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod 23-28-0-234. PASSING: Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod 19-28-0-238. Texas Tech-Potts, Taylor 25-36-2-310; Doege, S. 18-25-0-146. RECEIVING: Iowa State-Lenz,Josh 7-63; Darks,Darius 4-65; Catlett,Derrick 4-19; Hamilton,Marquis 2-9; Johnson,Sedrick 1-minus 1. Texas A&M-Morrow, Howard 6-49; Fuller, Jeff RECEIVING: Texas A&M-Nwachukwu, Uzoma 4-79; Gray, Cyrus 4-41; McCoy, Jamie 4-39; 5-67; Nwachukwu, Uzoma 2-36; Jackson, Brandal 2-24; Swope, Ryan 2-13; Tannehill, Ryan 2-12; Tannehill, Ryan 2-30; Jackson, Brandal 2-27; Morrow, Howard 2-10; Fuller, Jeff 1-12. Texas Michael, Christine 1-11; McCoy, Jamie 1-8; McNeal, Kenric 1-7; Gray, Cyrus 1-7. Tech-Batch, Baron 9-62; Torres, Alex 8-128; Lewis, Detron 6-53; Swindall, T. 5-45; Britton, Edward 3-55; Franks, J. 3-29; Zouzalik, A. 2-32; James, Adam 2-28; Leong, Lyle 2-15; Jeffers, H. 2-7; INTERCEPTIONS: Iowa State-None. Texas A&M-Pugh, Jordan 1-16; McQueen, Justin 1-3. Stephens, Eric 1-2. FUMBLES: Iowa State-Tiller,Jerome 1-0; Robinson,Alexander 1-0. Texas A&M-Smith, Lionel 1-1; INTERCEPTIONS: Texas A&M-Frederick, Terrence 1-0; Williams, Garrick 1-0. Texas Tech-None. Nwachukwu, Uzoma 1-1. FUMBLES: Texas A&M-Smith, Lionel 1-0; Nwachukwu, Uzoma 1-1. Texas Tech-Batch, Baron 1-0; Doege, S. 1-1; Potts, Taylor 1-1; Jeffers, H. 1-1.

16 2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 2009 RECAPS AND BOXSCORES

—/— TEXAS A&M (5-4, 2-3) 34

—/— COLORADO (3-6, 2-3) 35

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • FOLSOM FIELD • BOULDER, COLORADO ATTENDANCE: 47,227 • TV: FCS

BOULDER (AP) — Tyler Hansen overcame his second-straight eight-sack game to lead Colorado to a 35-34 win over Texas A&M. Patrick Devenny’s one-handed grab from 22 yards out tied it and Aric Goodman’s con- version sailed through to put the Buffaloes ahead by a point with 2:04 left. After defensive back Anthony Perkins picked off Jerrod Johnson’s pass at midfield, the Aggies forced a punt, but Terrence Frederick muffed it and Buffs linebacker Marcus Burton recovered with 23 seconds to ice it. Rodney Stewart ran 20 times for 118 yards and two touchdowns and Markques Simas caught seven passes for 135 yards for Colorado (3-6, 2-3 Big 12), which got the ball back with 3:53 left trailing 34-28. The Aggies (5-4, 2-3) looked like they were about to become bowl eligible when Cyrus Gray, whose 99-yard touchdown on a kickoff return helped them take a 21-10 halftime lead, returned a kickoff 45 yards to midfield in the fourth quarter. Cornerback Jalil Brown shoved him late out of bounds, tacking on another 15 yards. That allowed the Aggies to start their drive at the Colorado 40-yard line, but they stalled at the 3 and settled for Randy Bullock’s 20-yard field goal that made it 34-28. That left 3:59 on the clock and the Buffs within a touchdown. It was plenty for Hansen, who threw for 271 yards and ran for 45 more. His running yards would have been higher, but he lost 60 yards in sacks. The Buffs scored 11 points in the third quarter to tie it at 21, but the Aggies answered with 10-straight points for a 31-21 lead. Demetrius Sumler’s 7-yard TD run cut the Aggies’ advantage to 31-28 with 7:14 remaining.

1 2 3 4 Score Texas A&M 7 14 0 13 34 Colorado 0 10 11 14 35

Scoring Summary 1st 02:33 TAMU Fuller 1 yd pass from Johnson (Bullock kick) 7-47 1:57 2nd 12:33 CU Goodman 37 yd field goal 14-66 4:54 09:11 CU Stewart 13 yd run (Goodman kick) 5-69 2:22 08:57 TAMU Gray 99 yd kickoff return (Bullock kick) 00:17 TAMU Johnson 3 yd run (Bullock kick) 10-56 2:41 3rd 07:54 CU Goodman 37 yd field goal 9-50 4:25 01:19 CU Stewart 11 yd run (Simas pass from Hansen) 10-79 4:30 4th 14:22 TAMU Michael 6 yd run (Bullock kick) 8-85 1:52 11:01 TAMU Bullock 47 yd field goal 8-14 3:01 07:14 CU Sumler 7 yd run (Goodman kick) 8-73 3:39 03:59 TAMU Bullock 20 yd field goal 8-52 3:07 02:04 CU Devenny 22 yd pass from Hansen (Goodman kick) 4-61 1:49

TAMU CU FIRST DOWNS 20 24 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 34-132 43-166 PASSING YDS (NET) 242 271 Passes Att-Comp-Int 36-20-1 32-21-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 70-374 75-437 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Punt Returns-Yards 3-8 1-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-181 6-113 Interception Returns-Yards 1-9 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-37.7 5-37.8 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 3-0 Penalties-Yards 3-18 10-94 Possession Time 24:40 35:20 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 14 8 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 5-5 Sacks By: Number-Yards 8-60 1-2

RUSHING: Texas A&M-Michael, Christine 16-74; Gray, Cyrus 11-41; Johnson, Jerrod 5-9; Nwachukwu, Uzoma 1-6; McCoy, Jamie 1-2. Colorado-Stewart, Rodney 20-118; Hansen, Tyler 20-45; Sumler,Demetriu 1-7; TEAM 2-minus 4. PASSING: Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod 20-36-1-242. Colorado-Hansen, Tyler 21-32-1-271. RECEIVING: Texas A&M-Tannehill, Ryan 9-100; Swope, Ryan 3-39; Fuller, Jeff 3-37; Nwachukwu, Uzoma 2-37; McNeal, Kenric 1-19; McCoy, Jamie 1-8; Gray, Cyrus 1-2. Colorado-Simas, Markques 7-135; McKnight,Scotty 4-66; Sumler,Demetriu 3-10; Geer, Riar 2-25; Devenny,Patrick 1-22; Jefferson, Will 1-7; Stewart, Rodney 1-3; Simmons, Andre 1-3; Ebner, Dustin 1-0. INTERCEPTIONS: Texas A&M-Pugh, Jordan 1-9. Colorado-Perkins,Anthony 1-0. FUMBLES: Texas A&M-Frederick, Terrence 1-1; Harris, Dustin 1-0. Colorado-Hansen, Tyler 1-0; Lockridge,Brian 1-0; Stewart, Rodney 1-0.

2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 17 2009 TEXAS A&M FOOTBALL ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

NAME POS. HT. WT. cL-EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/JC) NAME POS. HT. WT. cL-EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/JC) 82 Adame, David WR 6-1 211 Fr-RS Mission, TX (Sharyland) 18 Mangan, Kyle LB 6-2 231 Fr-RS Brenham, TX (Brenham) 70 Allen, Matt OL 6-2 294 Jr-TR Spring, TX (Klein Collins/LSU) 63 Matthews, Kevin OL 6-4 310 Sr-2L Sugar Land, TX (Elkins) 43 Arterburn, Aaron LB 6-2 237 Fr-HS Rockwall, TX (Rockwall) 4 McCoy, Jamie TE 6-3 242 Sr-1L Midland, TX (Lee) 72 Ayers, Josh OL 6-4 295 Fr-RS Euless, TX (Trinity) 11 McCoy, Terrence WR 6-4 211 Jr-2L Midland, TX (Lee) 55 Baker, Danny OL 6-5 300 So-1L Sugar Land, TX (Elkins) 93 McDuff, Jomo DL 6-5 215 Fr-HS Dallas, TX (Kimball) 64 Barrera, Stephen OL 6-5 302 Fr-HS Clear Lake, TX (Clear Lake) 81 McNeal, Kenric WR 6-1 170 Fr-HS Spring, TX (Spring) 10 Beyer, Cody WR 6-1 181 Jr-1L San Antonio, TX (Smithson Valley) 21 McQueen, Justin DB 6-0 188 Sr-1L Dayton, TX (Dayton) 30 Bishop, Don TE 6-2 217 Jr-SQ Katy, TX (Katy) 33 Michael, Christine RB 5-11 206 Fr-HS Beaumont, TX (West Brook) 95 Bredthauer, Ben TE/DS 6-4 239 Fr-RS Houston, TX (Stratford) 40 Miller, Von JACK 6-3 240 Jr-2L DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) 19 Brown, Eddie DL 6-0 288 So-1L Waller, TX (Waller) 5 Morrow, Howard WR 6-0 198 Sr-3L Keller, TX (Fossil Ridge) 15 Brown, Kenny TE 6-3 216 Jr-2L Oklahoma City, OK (Putnam City North) 55 Moss, Matt DL 6-3 258 Sr-1L El Cajon, CA (West Hills/Grossmont CC) 27 Bryson, Chevar DB 5-11 195 Sr-3L Midland, TX (Lee) 68 Naron, Clint OL 6-6 291 Fr-HS Klein, TX (Oak) 28 Bullock, Randy PLK 5-9 210 So-1L Klein, TX (Klein) 99 Nealy, Spencer DL 6-5 245 Fr-HS San Antonio, TX (Reagan) 17 Caflisch, Chris DB 6-3 207 Jr-SQ San Antonio, TX (Madison) 7 Nwachukwu, Uzoma WR 6-0 189 Fr-HS Allen, TX (Allen) 16 Campbell, Steven DB 6-0 195 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Jersey Village) 38 O’Bryant, Ryan RB 5-11 223 Sr-1L Houston, TX (Nimitz) 35 Cavanaugh, Ricky LB 6-2 225 So-SQ Austin, TX (LBJ) 18 O’Quinn, Patrick QB 6-2 190 Fr-HS College Station, TX (A&M Consolidated) 39 Cheatham, Blane DB 5-11 190 Fr-RS Aledo, TX (Aledo) 77 Patterson, Lucas DL 6-4 303 Jr-2L Kingsville, TX (King) 79 Childress, Wells DL 6-4 245 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Kinkaid) 94 Pearson, James TE 6-3 231 Fr-HS Haltom City, TX (Haltom) 53 Crouch, Mitchell OL 6-4 298 Fr-HS Plano, TX (West) 5 Peterson, Jordan DB 5-10 185 Sr-3L Lexington, TX (Lexington) 28 Davis, Jermaine RB 6-1 205 Fr-HS Waller, TX (Waller) 10 Porter, Sean LB 6-2 213 Fr-HS Schertz, TX (Clemens) 50 Davis, Rod DL 6-1 300 Fr-RS Houston, TX (Eisenhower) 80 Prioleau, Hutson TE 6-4 253 Fr-HS Fort Worth, TX (All Saints Episcopal) 13 Dorman, Tommy QB 6-2 231 Fr-RS North Richland Hills, TX (Birdville) 25 Pugh, Jordan DB 5-11 200 Sr-3L Plano, TX (West) 80 Dorsey, Adren DL 6-2 305 Fr-RS Tyler, TX (John Tyler) 51 Randall, Gary LB 6-0 212 Jr-SQ Buckholts, TX (Rockdale) 53 Dumas, Derek LB 6-0 221 Sr-1L Crawford, TX (Crawford) 24 Randle, Taylor WR 6-0 183 So-SQ Richmond, TX (Foster) 96 Ebbitt, Michael DL 6-4 265 So-SQ Westlake Village, CA (Oaks Christian) 56 Rankin, Matt OL 6-3 293 Jr-SQ Houston, TX (Kingwood) 65 Eike, Evan OL 6-4 305 So-1L Bryan, TX (Bryan) 87* Raschke, Craig OL 6-5 268 Jr-SQ Brownwood, TX (Brownwood) 76 Engram, Andrew DL 6-3 240 Jr-SQ Lorena, TX (Lorena) 27 Renkes, Scott PLK 5-8 180 Fr-RS Dallas, TX (Lake Highlands) 42 Ennis, Kirby DL 6-4 265 Fr-HS Huntsville, TX (Huntsville) 47 Russell, Caleb RB 6-2 228 Fr-RS Midlothian, TX (Midlothian) 48 Epperson, Ryan P 6-2 193 Fr-HS Keller, TX (Keller) 73 Scales, Rhontae OL 6-6 318 Fr-HS Killeen, TX (Killeen) 46 Featherston, Matt JACK 6-2 253 Sr-3L Poughkeepsie, NY (Poughkeepsie) 43 Schwartz, Jake RB 6-3 202 Fr-HS Garden City, TX (Garden City) 7 Frederick, Terrence DB 5-10 180 So-1L Katy, TX (Katy) 31 Serres, Kyle PLK 6-2 191 Fr-HS Spring, TX (Northland Christian) 8 Fuller, Jeff WR 6-4 215 So-1L McKinney, TX (Boyd) 45 Sherman, Matt TE 6-1 205 Fr-RS Houston, TX (St. Thomas) 14 Furtch, Keon WR 6-2 200 Fr-RS Paris, TX (Paris) 76 Shumard, Michael OL 6-5 301 Sr-3L Fort Hood, TX (Harker Heights) 19 Gamso, Winston QB 6-4 228 Fr-RS Highland Park, TX (Highland Park/SMU) 3 Smith, Lionel WR 6-0 186 So-SQ Houston, TX (Bellaire) 13 Gardiner, Desmond DB 5-10 186 Fr-HS Port Arthur, TX (Memorial) 20 Stephens, Bradley RB 5-10 200 So-1L McAllen, TX (Memorial) 52 Gibas, Corey DS 5-11 224 Sr-3L Covina, CA (Charter Oak) 11 Stewart, Jonathan LB 6-4 227 Fr-HS Shreveport, LA (Byrd) 2 Gold, Marcus DB 5-7 175 Sr-SQ Irving, TX (Irving) 25 Swope, Ryan WR 6-0 202 Fr-HS Austin, TX (Westlake) 32 Gray, Cyrus RB 5-10 196 So-1L DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) 17 Tannehill, Ryan QB/WR 6-4 216 So-1L Big Spring, TX (Big Spring) 35 Graybill, Cole TE 6-3 230 Jr-SQ Stephenville, TX (Stephenville/Arizona) 23 Terrell, Steven DB 5-10 188 Fr-HS Allen, TX (Allen) 74 Grimes, Lee OL 6-6 309 Sr-2L Brownwood, TX (Brownwood) 71 Thomas, Brian OL 6-3 303 Fr-RS Pearland, TX (Pearland) 30 Gunderson, Grant DB 6-2 184 Fr-HS Rockwall, TX (Rockwall) 9 Thomas, Charlie DB 6-1 193 Fr-HS Beaumont, TX (Central) 44 Guyton, Kalvin RB 5-10 201 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Lamar) 33 Thompson, DeAndre DB 6-1 185 Fr-RS Alief, TX (Taylor) 22 Harris, Dustin DB 6-0 168 Fr-HS Livingston, TX (Livingston) 41 Thompson, DeMaurier DB 6-1 192 Jr-1L Dallas, TX (W.T. White) 37 Hodges, Michael LB 6-0 226 Jr-SQ Helotes, TX (O’Connor) 34 Tolliver, Jay RB 5-10 205 Fr-RS Mansfield, TX (Timberview) 21 Holland, Roger WR 5-10 175 So-1L Houston, TX (Cy Falls) 9 Trice, Nick WR 6-2 204 So-SQ Harker Heights, TX (Harker Heights) 1 Hunter, Trent DB 5-10 187 So-1L Katy, TX (Katy) 26 Valencia, Colton DB 5-10 190 Fr-HS Missouri City, TX (Hightower) 62 Hyde, Jeffrey OL 6-5 307 Fr-RS Colleyville, TX (Covenant Christian) 29 Vela, Anthony RB 5-11 233 Jr-1L Round Rock, TX (McNeil) 84 Jackson, Brandal WR 6-1 182 Fr-HS Navasota, TX (Navasota) 67 Villavisencio, Joe OL 6-4 300 So-1L Jacksonville, TX (Jacksonville) 83 Jerod-Eddie, Tony DL 6-5 300 So-1L DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) 83 Walker, Michael WR 6-0 197 Fr-HS Austin, TX (Westlake) 1 Johnson, Jerrod QB 6-5 243 Jr-2L Humble, TX (Humble) 90 Weaver, Andrew JACK 6-2 230 Fr-HS Waco, TX (Waco) 24 Johnson, Malcom LB 6-2 211 Fr-HS Klein, TX (Collins) 58 Whitmer, Ryan OL 6-5 246 Jr-SQ Kilgore, TX (Kilgore) 31 Johnston, Kody LB/DS 6-1 211 Fr-HS Crawford, TX (Crawford) 97 Williams, Cody DL 6-4 270 Jr-1L Longview, TX (Longview) 78 Jordan, Burl DL 6-0 280 Jr-SQ Rosebud, TX (Rosebud-Lott) 8 Williams, Garrick LB 6-2 230 So-1L DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) 4 Judie, Coryell DB 5-11 185 Jr-TR Marlin, TX (Marlin/Fort Scott CC) 6 Williams, K.J. TE 6-3 250 So-1L Norman, OK (North) 60 Koch, Ryan OL 6-2 290 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Klein Oak) 75 Williams, Vincent OL 6-4 302 Sr-1L Dallas, TX (Carter) 88 Lamascus, Gaston WR 5-6 172 Fr-HS Navasota, TX (Navasota) 44 Wolridge, Andrew DL 6-1 266 Fr-RS Lexington, TX (Lexington) 45 Lamothe, Michael LB 6-3 227 Fr-HS New Iberia, LA (New Iberia) 2 Wood, Jeff QB/P 6-4 214 Sr-1L Houston, TX (Second Baptist) 92 Lathrop, Chris DL 6-4 287 Fr-RS Cypress, TX (Cy-Fair) 26 Wood, Ken P 5-10 183 So-TR Spokane, WA (University/Montana) 36 Lewis, Anthony LB 6-2 240 Sr-3L Haltom City, TX (Haltom City) 59 Woodum, Allen DL 6-3 285 Fr-RS Conroe, TX (Conroe) 61 Lewis, Patrick OL 6-2 312 Fr-HS LaPlace, LA (East St. John) * will wear #50 if playing on offensive line

pronunciation guide No. Name...... Pronunciation No. Name...... Pronunciation No. Name...... Pronunciation 82 ADAME, David...... ah-DOM-ee 44 GUYTON, Kalvin...... GUY-ten 27 RENKES, Scott...... WREN-kiss 72 AYERS, Josh...... AIRS 83 JEROD-Eddie, Tony...... jared (as in Subway) 76 SHUMARD, Michael...... SHOE-mard 9 BEYER, Cody...... BUYER 1 Johnson, JERROD...... jah-ROD 3 Smith, LIONEL...... lion-NELL 27 Bryson, Chevar...... shuh-VAR 45 LAMOTHE, Michael...... la-MAHT 25 SWOPE, Ryan...... swope (as in hope) 17 CAFLISCH, Chris...... CAFF-lish 18 MANGAN, Kyle...... MANG (as in bang)-ann 17 TANNEHILL, Ryan...... TAN-uh-hill 60 KOCH, Ryan...... COOK 33 Michael, CHRISTINE...... kristin 23 TERRELL, Steven...... TAIR-ell 65 EIKE, Evan...... IKE 7 Nwachukwu, Uzoma...... WATCH-ah-coo, ooh-ZOME-uh 67 Villavisencio, Joe...... VEE-ah-vah-sen-cee-oh 14 FURTCH, Keon...... furch (as in church) 80 PRIOLEAU, Hutson...... PREE-low 52 GIBAS, Corey...... GEE (as in knee)-bus 87 RASCHKE, Craig...... RASH-kee

18 2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 2009 TEXAS A&M FOOTBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER

NAME POS. HT. WT. cL-EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/JC) NAME POS. HT. WT. cL-EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/JC) 1 Hunter, Trent DB 5-10 187 So-1L Katy, TX (Katy) 39 Cheatham, Blane DB 5-11 190 Fr-RS Aledo, TX (Aledo) 1 Johnson, Jerrod QB 6-5 243 Jr-2L Humble, TX (Humble) 40 Miller, Von JACK 6-3 240 Jr-2L DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) 2 Gold, Marcus DB 5-7 175 Sr-SQ Irving, TX (Irving) 41 Thompson, DeMaurier DB 6-1 192 Jr-1L Dallas, TX (W.T. White) 2 Wood, Jeff QB/P 6-4 214 Sr-1L Houston, TX (Second Baptist) 42 Ennis, Kirby DL 6-4 265 Fr-HS Huntsville, TX (Huntsville) 3 Smith, Lionel WR 6-0 186 So-SQ Houston, TX (Bellaire) 43 Arterburn, Aaron LB 6-2 237 Fr-HS Rockwall, TX (Rockwall) 4 Judie, Coryell DB 5-11 185 Jr-TR Marlin, TX (Marlin/Fort Scott CC) 43 Schwartz, Jake RB 6-3 202 Fr-HS Garden City, TX (Garden City) 4 McCoy, Jamie TE 6-3 242 Sr-1L Midland, TX (Lee) 44 Guyton, Kalvin RB 5-10 201 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Lamar) 5 Morrow, Howard WR 6-0 198 Sr-3L Keller, TX (Fossil Ridge) 44 Wolridge, Andrew DL 6-1 266 Fr-RS Lexington, TX (Lexington) 5 Peterson, Jordan DB 5-10 185 Sr-3L Lexington, TX (Lexington) 45 Lamothe, Michael LB 6-3 227 Fr-HS New Iberia, LA (New Iberia) 6 Williams, K.J. TE 6-3 250 So-1L Norman, OK (North) 45 Sherman, Matt TE 6-1 205 Fr-RS Houston, TX (St. Thomas) 7 Frederick, Terrence DB 5-10 180 So-1L Katy, TX (Katy) 46 Featherston, Matt JACK 6-2 253 Sr-3L Poughkeepsie, NY (Poughkeepsie) 7 Nwachukwu, Uzoma WR 6-0 189 Fr-HS Allen, TX (Allen) 47 Russell, Caleb RB 6-2 228 Fr-RS Midlothian, TX (Midlothian) 8 Fuller, Jeff WR 6-4 215 So-1L McKinney, TX (Boyd) 48 Epperson, Ryan P 6-2 193 Fr-HS Keller, TX (Keller) 8 Williams, Garrick LB 6-2 230 So-1L DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) 50 Davis, Rod DL 6-1 300 Fr-RS Houston, TX (Eisenhower) 9 Thomas, Charlie DB 6-1 193 Fr-HS Beaumont, TX (Central) 51 Randall, Gary LB 6-0 212 Jr-SQ Buckholts, TX (Rockdale) 9 Trice, Nick WR 6-2 204 So-SQ Harker Heights, TX (Harker Heights) 52 Gibas, Corey DS 5-11 224 Sr-3L Covina, CA (Charter Oak) 10 Beyer, Cody WR 6-1 181 Jr-1L San Antonio, TX (Smithson Valley) 53 Crouch, Mitchell OL 6-4 298 Fr-HS Plano, TX (West) 10 Porter, Sean LB 6-2 213 Fr-HS Schertz, TX (Clemens) 53 Dumas, Derek LB 6-0 221 Sr-1L Crawford, TX (Crawford) 11 McCoy, Terrence WR 6-4 211 Jr-2L Midland, TX (Lee) 55 Baker, Danny OL 6-5 300 So-1L Sugar Land, TX (Elkins) 11 Stewart, Jonathan LB 6-4 227 Fr-HS Shreveport, LA (Byrd) 55 Moss, Matt DL 6-3 258 Sr-1L El Cajon, CA (West Hills/Grossmont CC) 13 Dorman, Tommy QB 6-2 231 Fr-RS North Richland Hills, TX (Birdville) 56 Rankin, Matt OL 6-3 293 Jr-SQ Houston, TX (Kingwood) 13 Gardiner, Desmond DB 5-10 186 Fr-HS Port Arthur, TX (Memorial) 58 Whitmer, Ryan OL 6-5 246 Jr-SQ Kilgore, TX (Kilgore) 14 Furtch, Keon WR 6-2 200 Fr-RS Paris, TX (Paris) 59 Woodum, Allen DL 6-3 285 Fr-RS Conroe, TX (Conroe) 15 Brown, Kenny TE 6-3 216 Jr-2L Oklahoma City, OK (Putnam City North) 60 Koch, Ryan OL 6-2 290 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Klein Oak) 16 Campbell, Steven DB 6-0 195 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Jersey Village) 61 Lewis, Patrick OL 6-2 312 Fr-HS LaPlace, LA (East St. John) 17 Caflisch, Chris DB 6-3 207 Jr-SQ San Antonio, TX (Madison) 62 Hyde, Jeffrey OL 6-5 307 Fr-RS Colleyville, TX (Covenant Christian) 17 Tannehill, Ryan QB/WR 6-4 216 So-1L Big Spring, TX (Big Spring) 63 Matthews, Kevin OL 6-4 310 Sr-2L Sugar Land, TX (Elkins) 18 Mangan, Kyle LB 6-2 231 Fr-RS Brenham, TX (Brenham) 64 Barrera, Stephen OL 6-5 302 Fr-HS Clear Lake, TX (Clear Lake) 18 O’Quinn, Patrick QB 6-2 190 Fr-HS College Station, TX (A&M Consolidated) 65 Eike, Evan OL 6-4 305 So-1L Bryan, TX (Bryan) 19 Brown, Eddie DL 6-0 288 So-1L Waller, TX (Waller) 67 Villavisencio, Joe OL 6-4 300 So-1L Jacksonville, TX (Jacksonville) 19 Gamso, Winston QB 6-4 228 Fr-RS Highland Park, TX (Highland Park/SMU) 68 Naron, Clint OL 6-6 291 Fr-HS Klein, TX (Oak) 20 Stephens, Bradley RB 5-10 200 So-1L McAllen, TX (Memorial) 70 Allen, Matt OL 6-2 294 Jr-TR Spring, TX (Klein Collins/LSU) 21 Holland, Roger WR 5-10 175 So-1L Houston, TX (Cy Falls) 71 Thomas, Brian OL 6-3 303 Fr-RS Pearland, TX (Pearland) 21 McQueen, Justin DB 6-0 188 Sr-1L Dayton, TX (Dayton) 72 Ayers, Josh OL 6-4 295 Fr-RS Euless, TX (Trinity) 22 Harris, Dustin DB 6-0 168 Fr-HS Livingston, TX (Livingston) 73 Scales, Rhontae OL 6-6 318 Fr-HS Killeen, TX (Killeen) 23 Terrell, Steven DB 5-10 188 Fr-HS Allen, TX (Allen) 74 Grimes, Lee OL 6-6 309 Sr-2L Brownwood, TX (Brownwood) 24 Johnson, Malcom LB 6-2 211 Fr-HS Klein, TX (Collins) 75 Williams, Vincent OL 6-4 302 Sr-1L Dallas, TX (Carter) 24 Randle, Taylor WR 6-0 183 So-SQ Richmond, TX (Foster) 76 Engram, Andrew DL 6-3 240 Jr-SQ Lorena, TX (Lorena) 25 Pugh, Jordan DB 5-11 200 Sr-3L Plano, TX (West) 76 Shumard, Michael OL 6-5 301 Sr-3L Fort Hood, TX (Harker Heights) 25 Swope, Ryan WR 6-0 202 Fr-HS Austin, TX (Westlake) 77 Patterson, Lucas DL 6-4 303 Jr-2L Kingsville, TX (King) 26 Valencia, Colton DB 5-10 190 Fr-HS Missouri City, TX (Hightower) 78 Jordan, Burl DL 6-0 280 Jr-SQ Rosebud, TX (Rosebud-Lott) 26 Wood, Ken P 5-10 183 So-TR Spokane, WA (University/Montana) 79 Childress, Wells DL 6-4 245 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Kinkaid) 27 Bryson, Chevar DB 5-11 195 Sr-3L Midland, TX (Lee) 80 Dorsey, Adren DL 6-2 305 Fr-RS Tyler, TX (John Tyler) 27 Renkes, Scott PLK 5-8 180 Fr-RS Dallas, TX (Lake Highlands) 80 Prioleau, Hutson TE 6-4 253 Fr-HS Fort Worth, TX (All Saints Episcopal) 28 Bullock, Randy PLK 5-9 210 So-1L Klein, TX (Klein) 81 McNeal, Kenric WR 6-1 170 Fr-HS Spring, TX (Spring) 28 Davis, Jermaine RB 6-1 205 Fr-HS Waller, TX (Waller) 82 Adame, David WR 6-1 211 Fr-RS Mission, TX (Sharyland) 29 Vela, Anthony RB 5-11 233 Jr-1L Round Rock, TX (McNeil) 83 Jerod-Eddie, Tony DL 6-5 300 So-1L DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) 30 Bishop, Don TE 6-2 217 Jr-SQ Katy, TX (Katy) 83 Walker, Michael WR 6-0 197 Fr-HS Austin, TX (Westlake) 30 Gunderson, Grant DB 6-2 184 Fr-HS Rockwall, TX (Rockwall) 84 Jackson, Brandal WR 6-1 182 Fr-HS Navasota, TX (Navasota) 31 Johnston, Kody LB/DS 6-1 211 Fr-HS Crawford, TX (Crawford) 87* Raschke, Craig OL 6-5 268 Jr-SQ Brownwood, TX (Brownwood) 31 Serres, Kyle PLK 6-2 191 Fr-HS Spring, TX (Northland Christian) 88 Lamascus, Gaston WR 5-6 172 Fr-HS Navasota, TX (Navasota) 32 Gray, Cyrus RB 5-10 196 So-1L DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) 90 Weaver, Andrew JACK 6-2 230 Fr-HS Waco, TX (Waco) 33 Michael, Christine RB 5-11 206 Fr-HS Beaumont, TX (West Brook) 92 Lathrop, Chris DL 6-4 287 Fr-RS Cypress, TX (Cy-Fair) 33 Thompson, DeAndre DB 6-1 185 Fr-RS Alief, TX (Taylor) 93 McDuff, Jomo DL 6-5 215 Fr-HS Dallas, TX (Kimball) 34 Tolliver, Jay RB 5-10 205 Fr-RS Mansfield, TX (Timberview) 94 Pearson, James TE 6-3 231 Fr-HS Haltom City, TX (Haltom) 35 Cavanaugh, Ricky LB 6-2 225 So-SQ Austin, TX (LBJ) 95 Bredthauer, Ben TE/DS 6-4 239 Fr-RS Houston, TX (Stratford) 35 Graybill, Cole TE 6-3 230 Jr-SQ Stephenville, TX (Stephenville/Arizona) 96 Ebbitt, Michael DL 6-4 265 So-SQ Westlake Village, CA (Oaks Christian) 36 Lewis, Anthony LB 6-2 240 Sr-3L Haltom City, TX (Haltom City) 97 Williams, Cody DL 6-4 270 Jr-1L Longview, TX (Longview) 37 Hodges, Michael LB 6-0 226 Jr-SQ Helotes, TX (O’Connor) 99 Nealy, Spencer DL 6-5 245 Fr-HS San Antonio, TX (Reagan) 38 O’Bryant, Ryan RB 5-11 223 Sr-1L Houston, TX (Nimitz) * will wear #50 if playing on offensive line

pronunciation guide Name...... Pronunciation Name...... Pronunciation Name...... Pronunciation 1 Johnson, JERROD...... jah-ROD 27 Bryson, Chevar...... shuh-VAR 65 EIKE, Evan...... IKE 3 Smith, LIONEL...... lion-NELL 25 SWOPE, Ryan...... swope (as in hope) 67 Villavisencio, Joe...... VEE-ah-vah-sen-cee-oh 7 Nwachukwu, Uzoma...... WATCH-ah-coo, ooh-ZOME-uh 27 RENKES, Scott...... WREN-kiss 72 AYERS, Josh...... AIRS 9 BEYER, Cody...... BUYER 33 Michael, CHRISTINE...... kristin 76 SHUMARD, Michael...... SHOE-mard 14 FURTCH, Keon...... furch (as in church) 44 GUYTON, Kalvin...... GUY-ten 80 PRIOLEAU, Hutson...... PREE-low 17 CAFLISCH, Chris...... CAFF-lish 45 LAMOTHE, Michael...... la-MAHT 82 ADAME, Davie...... ah-DOM-ee 17 TANNEHILL, Ryan...... TAN-uh-hill 87 RASCHKE, Craig...... RASH-kee 83 JEROD-Eddie, Tony...... jared (as in Subway) 18 MANGAN, Kyle...... MANG (as in bang)-ann 52 GIBAS, Corey...... GEE (as in knee)-bus 23 TERRELL, Steven...... TAIR-ell 60 KOCH, Ryan...... COOK

2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 19 TEXAS A&M DEPTH CHART AS OF NOVEMBER 8, 2009

OFFENSE DEFENSE

8 Jeff Fuller 6-4 · 215 · So-1L · McKinney, TX (Boyd) 55 Matt Moss 6-3 · 258 · Sr-1L · El Cajon, CA (West Hills/Grossmont CC) WR 84 Brandal Jackson 6-1 · 182 · Fr-HS · Navasota, TX (Navasota) DE 99 Spencer Nealy 6-5 · 245 · Fr-HS · San Antonio, TX (Reagan) 81 Kenric McNeal 6-1 · 170 · Fr-HS · Spring, TX (Spring) 97 Cody Williams 6-4 · 270 · Jr-1L · Longview, TX (Longview) 76 Michael Shumard 6-5 · 301 · Sr-3L · Fort Hood, TX (Harker Heights) 77 Lucas Patterson 6-4 · 303 · Jr-2L · Kingsville, TX (King) LT 64 Stephen Barrera 6-5 · 302 · Fr-HS · Clear Lake, TX (Clear Lake) DT 19 Eddie Brown 6-0 · 288 · So-1L · Waller, TX (Waller) 55 Danny Baker 6-5 · 300 · So-1L · Sugar Land, TX (Elkins)

65 Evan Eike 6-4 · 305 · So-1L · Bryan, TX (Bryan) 83 Tony Jerod-Eddie 6-5 · 300 · So-1L · DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) LG DT 71 Brian Thomas 6-3 · 303 · Fr-RS · Pearland, TX (Pearland) 42 Kirby Ennis 6-4 · 265 · Fr-HS · Huntsville, TX (Huntsville)

63 Kevin Matthews 6-4 · 310 · Sr-2L · Sugar Land, TX (Elkins) 40 Von Miller 6-3 · 240 · Jr-2L · DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) C JACK 67 Joe Villavisencio 6-4 · 300 · So-1L · Jacksonville, TX (Jacksonville) 46 Matt Featherston* 6-2 · 253 · Sr-3L · Poughkeepsie, NY (Poughkeepsie)

61 Patrick Lewis 6-2 · 312 · Fr-HS · La Place, LA (East St. John) 37 Michael Hodges 6-0 · 226 · Jr-SQ · Helotes, TX (O’Connor) RG MLB 70 Matt Allen 6-2 · 294 · Jr-TR · Spring, TX (Klein Collins/LSU) or 18 Kyle Mangan 6-2 · 231 · Fr-RS · Brenham, TX (Brenham)

74 Lee Grimes 6-6 · 309 · Sr-2L · Brownwood, TX (Brownwood) 8 Garrick Williams 6-2 · 230 · So-1L · DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) RT 55 Danny Baker 6-5 · 300 · So-1L · Sugar Land, TX (Elkins) OLB 10 Sean Porter 6-2 · 213 · Fr-HS · Schertz, TX (Clemens) 75 Vincent Williams 6-4 · 302 · Sr-1L · Dallas, TX (Carter) 53 Derek Dumas 6-0 · 221 · Sr-1L · Crawford, TX (Crawford) 4 Jamie McCoy 6-3 · 242 · Sr-1L · Midland, TX (Lee) 11 Jonathan Stewart 6-4 · 227 · Fr-HS · Shreveport, LA (Byrd) TE 15 Kenny Brown 6-3 · 216 · Jr-2L · Oklahoma City, OK (Putnam City North) OLB 43 Aaron Arterburn 6-2 · 237 · Fr-HS · Rockwall, TX (Rockwall) 87 Craig Raschke 6-5 · 268 · Jr-SQ · Brownwood, TX (Brownwood)

7 Uzoma Nwachukwu 6-0 · 189 · Fr-HS · Allen, TX (Allen) 22 Dustin Harris 6-0 · 168 · Fr-HS · Livingston, TX (Livingston) WR CB 11 Terrence McCoy 6-4 · 211 · Jr-2L · Midland, TX (Lee) 21 Justin McQueen 6-0 · 188 · Sr-1L · Dayton, TX (Dayton)

5 Howard Morrow 6-0 · 198 · Sr-3L · Keller, TX (Fossil Ridge) 7 Terrence Frederick 5-10 · 180 · So-1L · Katy, TX (Katy) WR CB 25 Ryan Swope 6-0 · 202 · Fr-HS · Austin, TX (Westlake) 23 Steven Terrell 5-10 · 188 · Fr-HS · Allen, TX (Allen)

1 Jerrod Johnson 6-5 · 243 · Jr-2L · Humble, TX (Humble) 25 Jordan Pugh‡ 5-11 · 200 · Sr-3L · Plano, TX (West) QB FS 17 Ryan Tannehill† 6-4 · 216 · So-1L · Big Spring, TX (Big Spring) 16 Steven Campbell 6-0 · 195 · Fr-HS · Houston, TX (Jersey Village)

29 Anthony Vela 5-11 · 233 · Jr-1L · Round Rock, TX (McNeil) 1 Trent Hunter 5-10 · 187 · So-1L · Katy, TX (Katy) FB SS 38 Ryan O’Bryant 5-11 · 223 · Sr-1L · Houston, TX (Nimitz) 26 Colton Valencia 5-10 · 190 · Fr-HS · Missouri City, TX (Hightower)

32 Cyrus Gray 5-10 · 196 · So-1L · DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) BOLD indicates returning starter. 33 Christine Michael 5-11 · 206 · Fr-HS · Beaumont, TX (West Brook) TB † started at WR * started at LB ‡ started at CB 20 Bradley Stephens 5-10 · 200 · So-1L · McAllen, TX (Memorial)

SPECIALISTS

28 Randy Bullock 5-9 · 210 · So-1L · Klein, TX (Klein) 52 Corey Gibas (P) 5-11 · 224 · Sr-3L · Covina, CA (Charter Oak) K SNP 31 Kyle Serres 6-2 · 191 · Fr-HS · Spring, TX (Northland Christian) 95 Ben Bredthauer (FG) 6-4 · 239 · Fr-RS · Houston, TX (Stratford)

48 Ryan Epperson 6-2 · 193 · Fr-HS · Keller, TX (Keller) 32 Cyrus Gray 5-10 · 196 · So-1L · DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) P KR or 26 Ken Wood 5-10 · 183 · So-TR · Spokane, WA (University/Montana) 20 Bradley Stephens 5-10 · 200 · So-1L · McAllen, TX (Memorial)

17 Ryan Tannehill 6-4 · 216 · So-1L · Big Spring, TX (Big Spring) 22 Dustin Harris 6-0 · 168 · Fr-HS · Livingston, TX (Livingston) HOLD PR 48 Ryan Epperson 6-2 · 193 · Fr-HS · Keller, TX (Keller) 3 Lionel Smith 6-0 · 186 · So-SQ · Houston, TX (Bellaire)

20 2009 AGGIE FOOTBALL • GAME TEN • TEXAS A&M AT OKLAHOMA • NOVEMBER 14, 2009 GAME WEEK MEDIA ITINERARY TEXAS A&M MEDIA INFORMATION (A&M vs Oklahoma) Sunday, NOV. 8 ON THE WEB 2:00pm Players interview requests must be Visit aggieathletics.com/media for media-specific information regarding Texas A&M Athletics, including contact information, received by Alan Cannon quick facts, game notes and more, including a downloadable photo and logo archive site. ([email protected] / 979/777-4200) media supplement and virtual guide Monday, NOV. 9 The Texas A&M Media Relations Office did not print a media guide in 2009. A comprehensive media supplement, containing 11:30-39am Head Coach Mike Sherman on the history, records, bios and much more is posted online. Big 12 Teleconference Mike Sherman’s Virtual Guide to Aggie Football is also posted online. The full color, interactive guide contains videos and other (Access # — 469/524-1000) features that bring the traditional “media guide” to life online. 12:00-1:30pm Weekly Media Press Conference Both are available by logging on to the football page of aggieathletics.com. The publications can also be accessed from ag- gieathletics.com/media. Bright Complex Rm. 225. Coach Sherman will address the E-Mail Copy of Release media at 12 noon. (this is the If you are a media member and wish to receive the weekly release via electronic mail, please send an e-mail to associate SID Brad preferred time for ALL player Marquardt at: [email protected]. interviews to occur) 7:00-8:00pm Mike Sherman Radio Show Big 12 Head Coaches Weekly Teleconference Texas A&M Sports Network The Big 12 will host individual telephonic news conferences with each head coach on Mondays, starting at 10 a.m. (Central time), Live from Wings n More during the 2009 season. Those media wishing to dial into the conference call should contact the Big 12 office (469-524-1000) for the 1511 University Drive East call-in and replay numbers. The schedule is for every Monday during the season. The order of head coaches and other participants is: College Station, Texas 77840 10:00 a.m. - Mark Mangino, Kansas Tuesday, NOV. 10 10:10 a.m. - Bob Stoops, Oklahoma Post-Practice Last opportunity to talk to players 10:20 a.m. - Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State 10:30 a.m. - Bill Snyder, Kansas State Wednesday, NOV. 11 10:40 a.m. - Gary Pinkel, Missouri 4:30pm Aggie Sports Connection on 10:50 a.m. - Mike Leach, Texas Tech FS Southwest 11:00 a.m. - Art Briles, Baylor Friday, NOV. 13 11:10 a.m. - Paul Rhoads, Iowa State 2:00pm depart for Oklahoma City (OKC) 11:20 a.m. - Mack Brown, Texas via charter air 11:30 a.m. - Mike Sherman, Texas A&M 12 midnight Midnight Yell Practice 11:40 a.m. - Dan Hawkins, Colorado Coach’s, Bricktown, Oklahoma City 11:50 a.m. - Bo Pelini, Nebraska Saturday, NOV. 14 Game Week Interview Policy 6:10pm Texas A&M at Oklahoma Players are available for interviews until after practice on Tuesday on game week. ALL interviews must be requested with a Gaylord Family/OU Memorial Stadium minimum 24-hour notice. For best results, interviews should be conducted at the Monday Press Conference at the Bright Complex. 9:45pm Postgame Press Conference (approx) outside locker room Postgame Interview Policy Sunday, NOV. 15 At home games, postgame interviews with A&M players and coaches are conducted in a specially equipped interview room 2:00pm Players interview requests must be located in the Bright Complex (Hagner Auditorium). The A&M locker room is closed at all times to media. Interview requests will received by Alan Cannon be taken late in the game and every effort will be made to ensure that requested players are available. There will be no interviews conducted on the field, except for the televison network that is broadcasting the game. At away games, similar policy is in effect and ([email protected] / location of interviews will be determined. 979/777-4200) Monday, NOV. 16 Texas A&M Radio Network 11:30-39am Head Coach Mike Sherman on the The 50-station Texas A&M Sports Network broadcasts each football game on the radio in Texas and on the internet. Locally Big 12 Teleconference the game will air on WTAW-AM 1620. Fans will also be able to receive the broadcast at road game stadiums on the lower end of (Access # — 469/524-1000) their FM radio. In addition, all Aggie football games and many A&M athletic events can heard via the Texas A&M official website at 12:00-1:30pm Weekly Media Press Conference AggieAthletics.com. Bright Complex Rm. 225. Coach Sherman will address the Credentials/Satellite Truck Parking media at 12 noon. (This is the To Request Credentials for A&M home games, please fax a request on your letterhead to theatten- preferred time for ALL player tion of Alan Cannon, Assistant AD for Media Relations at 979-845-6825. You may also email a requestinto interviews to occur) [email protected]. Credentials should be requested no later than one week in advance. Television stations wishing to bring satellite or microwave news units to Kyle Field should contact Alan Cannon at 979-845-5725 7:00-8:00pm Mike Sherman Radio Show by Wednesday of game week to ensure parking. Texas A&M Sports Network Live from Wings n More Helpful Phone Numbers 1511 University Drive East College Station, Texas 77840 Texas A&M Media Relations 979-845-5725 Media Relations Fax 979-845-6825 Texas A&M Ticket Office 979-845-2311 or 888-99-AGGIE Kyle Field Press Box 979-862-5400 ** new for 2009 ** Kyle Field Press Box Fax 979-862-5375 ** new for 2009 ** Texas A&M fB Contacts Alan Cannon [email protected] Brad Marquardt [email protected] Matt Simon [email protected]

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