T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f T u l s a Golden Hurricane Football Tulsa vs. • Saturday • September 19, 2009 2:30 pm (CT) • Memorial Stadium (82,112) • Norman, Okla.

Don Tomkalski, Athletic Communications PHONE: 918-631-3200 • FAX: 918-631-3913 E-MAIL: [email protected] THE GAME . . . GAME #3 √ The (1-0, 1-0 C-USA) is on the road GAME CAPSULE for the third straight week, but this time stays in the state of Oklahoma as • The Game: Tulsa vs. Oklahoma, the Hurricane plays the (1-1, 0-0 Big 12) in a non- Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009, 2:30 pm (CT) conference match-up on Saturday, September 19, 2009 . . . the game will • The Site: Oklahoma Memorial Sta- kickoff at 2:30 pm (CT) at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (82,112) in Norman, dium (82,112), Norman, Okla. Oklahoma . . . FOX SportsNet will televise the contest. • The Series: OU leads 15-7-1 • Tulsa Radio: KRMG 740 AM/FM THE SERIES . . . 102.3 (Bruce Howard, Rick Couri and √ This is the 24th meeting between Tulsa and Oklahoma . . . the Soon- Chris Kaiser) • Television: FOX Sports Net (Joel ers lead the series 15-7-1 . . . Oklahoma has won the last four games . . . Meyers, Dave Lapham, Jim Knox) the last time the two teams played in Norman, OU came away with a 31-15 • The Coaches: Tulsa's Todd Gra- victory . . . OU has won nine of the last 10 meetings . . . Tulsa's last win in ham (23-7, 3rd year); Oklahoma's Bob the series came in the 1996 campaign when Tulsa stunned the Sooners 31- Stoops (110-25, 11th year) 24 in Norman . . . the first meeting in the series came in 1914 . . . there was a large gap between 1944 and 1978 that the two teams did not play each other, before the series was renewed in 1979 . . . including that game, this TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE (2-0, 1-0 C-USA) is the 11th meeting between Tulsa and Oklahoma since 1979. Sept. 4 @ Tulane* (ESPN) W 37-13 Sept. 12 @ New Mexico (Mtn.) W 44-10 TULSA RANKS 19th FOR WINS OVER PAST SEVEN YEARS . . . Sept. 19 @ Oklahoma (FSW) 2:30 pm Sept. 26 SAM HOUSTON ST. 6 pm √ Tulsa Golden Hurricane football teams have posted a 52-29 record Oct. 3 @ Rice* (CBS C) 6:30 pm in the last seven seasons (since 2003) . . . the 52 wins is good for a 19th Oct. 14 BOISE STATE (ESPN) 7 pm place tie in the NCAA for Most Wins Over the Last Seven-Year Period . . . it Oct. 21 @ UTEP* (ESPN) 7 pm is also the most wins for any Conference USA school over the past seven Oct. 31 SMU* (Homecoming) 1 pm Nov. 7 HOUSTON* (CBS C) 6:30 pm seasons . . . Tulsa is tied with Hawaii, Navy and Missouri with 52 wins since Nov. 15 EAST CAROLINA* (ESPN) 7:15 pm 2003 . . . USC leads the country with 73 wins, followed by Boise State (70), Nov. 21 @ Southern Miss* 6 pm Oklahoma (67), Texas (66) and LSU (65) rounding out the top five. Nov. 27 MEMPHIS* (CBS C) 2:30 pm

DAMARIS JOHNSON TOPS C-USA, NCAA IN ALL-PURPOSE * Conference USA Games YARDAGE . . . √ Last year, Damaris Johnson led the Hurricane and Conference USA OKLAHOMA SOONERS in all-purpose yardage with 2,475 yards and a 176.8 average as a true (1-1, 0-0 BIG 12) freshman . . . after two games, he not only leads C-USA but also the nation Sept. 5 BYU (@ Dallas) L 13-14 Sept. 12 Idaho State W 64-0 with an average of 240 yards per game. Sept. 19 TULSA In Tulsa's season opener, he picked up where he left off a year ago Oct. 3 @ Miami (Fla.) when he totaled 252 all-purpose yards, tallying 31 rush yards, 60 receiving Oct. 10 BAYLOR* yards, 76 kick-off and 85 punt return yards . . . Johnson had his Oct. 17 Texas* (@ Dallas) first punt return for a TD when he returned a 66-yarder to give Tulsa a 30-10 Oct. 24 @ Kansas* Oct. 31 KANSAS STATE* victory. Nov. 7 @ Nebraska* Last week, Johnson totaled 228 all-purpose yards with 101 receiving, Nov. 14 TEXAS A&M* 64 on kick-off returns and 35 punt return yards. Nov. 21 @ Texas Tech* Nov. 28 OKLAHOMA STATE* TULSA COMING OFF MOST WINS EVER . . . * Big 12 Games √ Last year, Tulsa finished the season with an 11-3 record, setting a school record with 11 wins . . . Tulsa has had six seasons with at least 10 wins, but last year’s 11 victories was a first in school history . . . the 2008 campaign was also the second straight year that Tulsa won at least 10 games, making it the first back-to-back 10 win seasons in school history . . . Tulsa’s 10-win seasons have come in 1916, 1920, 1942, 1982, 1991 and www.tulsahurricane.com 2007. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 2 THE LAST TULSA-OKLAHOMA MEETING . . . 2009 C-USA Standings √ Oklahoma came away with a 62-21 victory as the Sooners visited H.A. Chapman Stadium on Sept. 21, 2007. Team C-USA ALL Tulsa cut into Oklahoma's lead when conected with Bren- EAST DIVISION nan Marion on a 48-yard pass, making it 21-14 with 9:57 left in Southern Miss 1-0 2-0 the first half . . . OU put up two scores before intermission to take a 35-14 UAB 1-1 1-1 halftime lead . . . the Hurricane took the second half possession 81 yards in East Carolina 0-0 1-1 11 plays cutting into the lead at 35-21. Marshall 0-0 1-1 OU's DeMarco Murray responded on the ensuing kickoff with an 81- Memphis 0-0 0-2 yard TD return . . . the Sooners added three more scores in the second half. UCF 0-1 1-1 OU's Sam Bradford completed 16-of-22 passes for 244 yards and three , while Tulsa's Smith threw for 350 yards and two TDs, WEST DIVISION completing 22-of-32 passes . . . OU's Allen Patrick rushed for 145 yards and Tulsa 1-0 2-0 two TDs. SMU 1-0 2-0 Houston 0-0 2-0 THE HEAD COACHES . . . UTEP 0-0 0-2 √ Tulsa’s (East Central ’87) is his third season as Tulane 0-1 0-2 of the Golden Hurricane . . . Graham has a 23-7 record with the Rice 0-1 0-2 Hurricane . . . his 21-7 mark in his first two seasons is the best record for any Tulsa coach in their first two seasons . . . Graham has an overall coaching LAST WEEK (Sept. 12) mark of 30-13 in three seasons as a college head coach. West Virginia 35, East Carolina 20 He has led Tulsa to two straight C-USA West Division titles, appear- Houston 45, #5 Oklahoma State 35 ances in the C-USA Championship Game and two GMAC Bowl Champion- Virginia Tech 52, Marshall 10 ships. Middle Tennessee 31, Marshall 14 Never before has a Tulsa head coach led a team to back-to-back 10+ Texas Tech 55, Rice 10 win seasons . . . Graham led the Hurricane to a 10-4 record in 2007 and an *SMU 35, UAB 33 11-3 mark in the 2008 campaign. In each of the last two years, Tulsa has led *Southern Miss 26, UCF 19 #9 BYU 54, Tulane 3 the nation in total offense by gaining 543.9 yards in 2007 and 569.9 in the Tulsa 44, New Mexico 10 2008 season. #24 Kansas 34, UTEP 7 The Hurricane defeated No. 22-ranked Ball State in the GMAC Bowl last year by a score of 45-13 . . . In 2007, Tulsa posted a 63-7 win over THIS WEEK (Sept. 19) Bowling Green in the GMAC Bowl, the largest margin of victory in NCAA East Carolina @ North Carolina Bowl history. Tulsa set 29 school records, 15 C-USA marks and four NCAA Bowling Green @ Marshall records that season. Tennessee-Martin @ Memphis Graham was the head coach at Rice in 2006, where he led the Owls to Rice @ Oklahoma State SMU @ Washington State a 7-6 record, second-place in the C-USA West Division and the school’s first Virginia @ Southern Miss bowl berth in 45 years. Tulsa @ Oklahoma Before his stint at Rice, Graham spent three years as the assistant UAB @ Troy head coach and defensive coordinator at Tulsa . . . he helped Tulsa post a Buffalo @ UCF 21-17 record and win the 2005 C-USA Championship and 2005 UTEP @ New Mexico State titles. Prior to coming to Tulsa as defensive coordinator, he spent two years NEXT WEEK (Sept. 26) *UCF @ East Carolina at West Virginia . . . Graham coached in the prep ranks in Texas and Okla- *Marshall @ Memphis homa before moving to the college level. Texas Tech @Houston Vanderbilt @ Rice √ Oklahoma's BOB STOOPS (Iowa '83) is in his 11th year at the helm Southern Miss @ Kansas of the Oklahoma football program . . . he has compiled a 110-25 record with McNeese State @ Tulane the Sooners . . . Oklahoma won the 2000 national championship and played Sam Houston State @ Tulsa for three more, won six Big 12 South crowns and six Big 12 titles . . . Okla- UAB @ Texas A&M UTEP @ Texas homa has spent 24 weeks at No. 1 under Stoops . . . he has led the Sooners to 10 bowl games and has coached two winners along with 29 All-Americans. Before coming to Oklahoma, Stoops was the assistant head coach and defensive coordinator at Florida for three years (1996-98) . . . he also spent assistant coaching stints at Kansas State, Kent State and Iowa. The TULSA Key: ONE OF ONLY 11 SCHOOLS . . . We are . . . The University of √ Tulsa became one of just 11 schools to post back-to-back 10 win Tulsa, not Tulsa University seasons in each of the last two years . . . Tulsa had 10 wins in 2007 and 11 We are . . . TU, not UT wins last year . . . the other schools with consecutive 10+ win seasons over We are . . . the Golden Hurricane, the last two years are: USC, Oklahoma, Boise State, Texas, Ohio State, not Hurricanes (No "s") Virginia Tech, Georgia, BYU, Missouri and Cincinnati. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 3 TULSA FACES NO. 2 AND NO. 3 TEAMS ON SEVEN-YEAR WINS RELEASE INFORMATION LIST . . . √ Releases are emailed to the media and also available via the √ This year’s schedule has the Hurricane playing two teams that are official athletic website at www. among the top-3 teams in the nation for wins over the past six seasons . . . tulsahurricane.com. Stats are Boise State is ranked second with 70 victories since the 2003 season, while attached as a separate PDF file, or Oklahoma is third with 67 wins . . . BSU entered this season ranked 14th in may be obtained via the website, the Associated Press poll, while Oklahoma was the AP's preseason third- or by fax, if you contact the media ranked team. relations office at 918-631-2395.

INTERVIEW REQUESTS TULSA GETS OFF TO 1-0 START IN C-USA . . . √ All interview requests for √ The Hurricane won its season opener and jumped out to a 1-0 start in student-athletes, coaches or the Conference USA West Division . . . Tulsa defeated fellow West Division administrators should be made foe, Tulane, by a 37-13 score on Sept. 4th. with the athletic media relations office. Contact Don Tomkalski, G.J. PICKS UP WHERE TULSA QBS LEFT OFF . . . director and football contact, at 918-631-3200. √ Sophomore G.J. Kinne in his first collegiate start and his first game experience since his prep senior season of 2006 turned in a solid INJURY INFORMATION performance in the season opener against Tulane . . . Kinne passed for 211 √ Injury information will not be yards and one TD while completing 75-percent of his passes (10-of-15) . . . he released. also had a team-best 77 rushing yards and ran for a 15-yard touchdown. Kinne surpassed the 300-yard plateau a week later with 310 yards and TULSA ON THE WEB √ The official athletic website four touchdowns while completing 22-of-35 passes against New Mexico . . . of The is www. he also rushed for 47 yards. tulsahurricane.com. The site is a Tulsa's previous two – Paul Smith and David Johnson – part of the CBS Sports Online. had ranked among the nation's leaders in various QB categories . . . Kinne is ranked among the top-25 in five NCAA statistical categories. BROADCASTS ON THE WEB √ Listen to The University DEE–FENSE . . . of Tulsa football games on the worldwide web at www. √ Tulsa's defense has been dominant in its first two games, but this tulsahurricane.com. week's opponent – Oklahoma – poses a much bigger task for the Hurricane defenders. WEEKLY NEWS CONFERENCE After two weeks, Tulsa is second in Conference USA for rush defense, √ The TU football weekly new scoring defense and total defense . . . the Hurricane ranks 11th in rush de- conference is on Monday’s at 11:30 am in the Case Athletic Complex fense nationally, allowing its first two opponents just 94 yards on the ground Lettermen’s Lounge. The news for a 1.6 average per carry . . . the Hurricane has been able to get to the conference can be heard on the quarterback as well, ranking second nationally in QB sacks as well as tackles official athletic website at www. for lost yardage. tulsahurricane.com. Tulsa's defense is ranked 10th in the nation for turnovers gained and 15th for . . . Tulsa forced Tulane into two turnovers, both in- C-USA TELECONFERENCE terceptions, and a game later had one pick-off and three fumble recoveries √ All 12 C-USA coaches will be on a teleconference Mondays, against New Mexico. from 1-2:30 pm (CT). Tulsa’s Todd In it's second game of the year against New Mexico, Tulsa held the Graham is on at 2:08 pm (CT). Call Lobos to six first downs, 1-of-15 on third down conversions, 55 rushing yards the TU media relations office for and 3.1 yards per play . . . the Hurricane defense held UNM to 70 yards of the phone number and pass code. total offense in the second half. A replay is available at 5 pm (CT). TULSA HOLDS CONSECUTIVE OPPONENTS TO UNDER 15 THE RADIO SHOW √ The Todd Graham Radio POINTS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE . . . Call-in Show will air live 7-8 pm √ Tulsa held Tulane to 13 points and New Mexico to 10 points in the first on Mondays from Te Kei’s at 1616 two games of the season . . . the last time the Hurricane held two consecutive South Utica Ave. The show airs opponents to less then 15 points was in 2006, when Tulsa held three teams to on Newstalk 740 AM/FM 102.3 less than 15 points in consecutive games –– 6 by Southern Miss (Oct. 3), 10 KRMG. at East Carolina (Oct. 14) and 14 at Memphis (Oct. 21). THE TV SHOW √ The Todd Graham WHAT A DEFENSIVE EFFORT IN THE OPENER . . . Television Show airs on Cox √ The Tulsa defense was dominant early against the Tulane Green Communications-Channel 3 Wave in the season opener . . . Tulsa held Tulane to -4 yards on 10 plays in on Sunday nights at 8 pm, and the Green Wave's first three possessions . . . in those first three possessions, Mondays at 8:30 pm. The show Tulsa had four TFLs for -25 yards, including three sacks for -23 yards, and can also be seen in Oklahoma City on Cox-Channel 7. also an return to the Tulane five-yard line, which set-up Tulsa's second touchdown of the game . . . for the game, Tulsa had 11 tackles for -50 yards in lost yardage, including five quarterback sacks. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 4

BRYAN HAS BIG DAY IN OPENER . . . HURRICANE ON RADIO √ The flagship station for Tulsa √ Senior linebacker Mike Bryan had a huge performance in the opening football is Newstalk 740 KRMG, game of his senior season . . . he totaled 11 tackles, including seven solos a 50,000 watt AM station. Bruce and four tackles for -8 yards in lost yardage against Tulane . . . Bryan also Howard (play-by-play), Rick Couri had an 18-yard interception return to the Tulane 5-yard line, that led the Hur- (color analyst) and Chris Kaiser (sideline commentary) call the ricane to its second TD of the game, and forced one fumble . . . after the first action. Network affiliates are: week, Bryan was ranked among the NCAA's defensive leaders in a number of KRMG 740 AM (flagship,Tulsa) categories –– 1st in TFLs, 6th in forced fumbles, 9th for interceptions, 20th for KRIG 104.9 FM (Bartlesville) solo tackles and 29th in total tackles. KUSH 1600 AM (Cushing) KCRC 1390 (Enid) KOKL 1240 AM (Okmulgee) SCORING OVER 40 POINTS . . . KTMC 1400 AM (McAlester) √ Tulsa scored 40 points for the first time this season at New Mexico, with 44 points . . . since the 2007 season when Coach Graham took the helm TRZ TULSA TEAMLINE of the Hurricane program, Tulsa has scored over 40 points in 17 of 30 games . √ Hear live play-by-play coverage of the Tulsa Golden . . in 10 of those contests, Tulsa has scored over 50 points . . . Tulsa has now Hurricane when you're away from a scored 40+ points in 15 of the last 22 games dating back to the 2007 season . TV, radio or computer, call 1-800- . . over the last 21 contests, Tulsa has averaged 49.1 points (1,032) per game 846-4700. The TU Access Code is . . . Tulsa had nine 40+ point scoring games last year, including four over 50 1747. Charges are minimal, and you can listen as long as you like. points, three over 60 and one over 70 points. TU TICKETS ONLINE TWO RECEIVERS HAVE ALREADY REACHED 1,000 CAREER √ Tulsa football tickets can YARDS, TWO MORE ARE APPROACHING . . . be purchased over the internet at √ Juniors Trae Johnson and Charles Clay reached the 1,000-yard re- www.tulsahurricane.com. Fans can ceiving mark as freshmen . . . this season, two more receivers in their second purchase tickets or renew existing season with the Hurricane, senior Slick Shelley and sophomore Damaris ticket accounts online 24 hours a Johnson are getting close to eclisping the 1,000 career receiving plateau . . day. Tickets can still be purchased . Johnson needs just 96 more yards and Shelley needs 240 more yards to by contacting the TU Athletic Ticket reach the 1,000-yard mark . . . Johnson has 904 yards on 60 receptions, while Office at 631-GoTU (4688), or Shelley has caught 48 passes for 760 yards. stopping by the Ticket Office. FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING . . . COLLEGEPRESSBOX.COM √ Since Todd Graham has taken over the Tulsa coaching reigns in 2007, √ Collegepressbox.com is the Hurricane offense had never had the same starting lineup in consecu- the official media website for tive games until this season . . . it took the 29th and 30th games of Graham's Conference USA football. Access tenure at Tulsa for the same starting offensive lineup to appear on the field in and download game notes, consecutive games ––against Tulane and New Mexico. statistics, media guides and more for the conference and all 12 FEWEST SINCE . . . members. For login information √ The Tulsa defense held New Mexico to 171 yards of total offense . . . contact the C-USA office. it was the fewest total yards allowed by a Tulsa defense since Nov. 24, 2006 . . . Tulane gained just 152 yards, including 74 rushing and 78 passing, in that contest. Earlier in the 2006 campaign, the Hurricane defense held the North Texas offense to just 89 yards on Sept. 16, 2006, giving up just 27 yards on the ground and 62 passing yards. In the first two games, Tulsa held Tulane to just 39 rushing yards and New Mexico to 55 yards on the ground . . . however, it was just last year that the Hurricane held an opponent to less than 100 yards in consecutive games . . . UTEP, UCF and Arkansas in consecutive games last year gained less than 65 yards each against Tulsa's defense.

WILLIAMS GOES OVER 1,000 CAREER RUSHING YARDS . . . √ Junior Jamad Williams, the back-up in each of the last two years to Tulsa’s career, single-season and single-game record-holder Tarrion Adams, entered the 2009 campaign with 981 yards, needing 19 yards to reach the 1,000 career rushing mark . . . Williams surpassed the 1,000 rushing plateau in the first game as he totaled 34 yards on 12 carries, giving him 1,015 career yards . . . he now has career totals of 1,039 rushing yards on 214 carries for a 4.85 per carry average. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 5 TWO TDs IN 20-SECONDS . . . √ Tulsa scored its 10th and 17th points in the season opener at Freshmen Receiving Leaders Tulane within 20-seconds of each other . . . G.J. Kinne ran 15 yards for a No. player (Years) R-Yds-TD TD at the 6:20 mark of the first quarter to give Tulsa a 10-0 lead . . . after a 1. Trae Johnson, WR (2007) 70-1088-13 2. Charles Clay, FB (2007) 69-1024-7 Mike Bryan interception, Tulsa's Charles Clay ran in from five yards out for 3. Damaris Johnson, WR (2008) 53-743-10 a touchdown while only 0:20 elapsed off the clock. 4. Ronnie Kelley, WR (1984) 27-675-5 5. Damon Savage, WR (1996) 37-628-1 TULSA'S 661 POINTS LAST YEAR WAS SECOND MOST IN 6. Dan Bitson, WR (1987) 29-608-3 7. Clay Martin, WR (1994) 33-293-1 NCAA HISTORY, BEHIND OU's 716 . . . 8. Tarrion Adams, RB (2005) 24-273-2 √ Tulsa scored 661 points in 14 games in the 2008 season, bettering 9. Wes Caswell, WR(1993) 19-231-1 the previous year's total of 576 points in 14 games . . . the 661 point total 10. Jarrod Roach, TE (2000) 22-229-0 broke the previous school record of 621 points set in the 1920 campaign, which was established in 11 contests . . . Tulsa's 661 points gave the Hurri- Tulsa TD Tandem . . . cane a 47.2 scoring average to rank second in the nation . . . in the modern √ Take a look at the current top TD receiving tandems. Tulsa's tandem of juniors Charles Clay era, Tulsa's 661 points ranks as the second-most in NCAA history behind and Trae Johnson have totaled 35 TDs, while they Oklahoma's 2008 total of 716, and followed by Hawaii's 656 in 2006, Ne- are one of three Conference USA tandems to be braska's 654 in 1983, Texas' 652 in 2005 and Southern Cal's 638 in 2005. listed among the top-5 nationally . . . 1. 36, UTEP (Jeff Moturi 22, Kris Adams 14) FIRST 3, 5 OF FIRST 7 GAMES ON THE ROAD FOR TULSA . . . T2. 35, Tulsa √ Going into the third week of the season, Tulsa will be playing its' (Trae Johnson 19, Charles Clay 16) third straight road game . . . Tulsa has defeated Tulane, 37-13, and New T2. 35, Central Michigan (Bryan Anderson 21, Antonio Brown 14) Mexico, 44-10,in the first two weeks . . . this week's non-conference game 4. 33, Memphis at Oklahoma is the third of those road games . . . the first three C-USA (Carlos Singleton 19, Duke Calhoun 14) games are also on the road for the Hurricane, including lthe season opener 5. 32, Kansas at Tulane, Rice on Oct. 3 and UTEP on Oct. 21 . . . among the first seven (Dezmon Briscoe 22, Kerry Meier 10) games, only Sam Houston State on Sept. 26 and the Oct. 14th game against Boise State are at home. Consecutive NCAA National Leaders in Total Offense . . . School –– Consecutive Years FOUR TULSA PLAYERS ON C-USA PRESEASON TEAM . . . Tulsa ––1951, 1952 √ The Hurricane had four players named to the C-USA Coaches pre- Oklahoma –– 1955, 1956 season all-conference team this year . . . Tulsa is represented on the team Tulsa –– 1964, 1965 Houston –– 1966, 1967, 1968 by sophomore kick returner Damaris Johnson, sophomore offensive tackle Arizona State –– 1972, 1973 Tyler Holmes, senior linebacker Mike Bryan and senior safety James Lock- BYU –– 1979, 1980 ett . . . Johnson was also selected as the C-USA Special Teams Player of BYU ––1983, 1984, 1985 the Year. Houston –– 1989, 1990 Nevada –– 1995, 1996 Tulsa ––2007, 2008 TULSA'S DAMARIS JOHNSON NAMED PRESEASON SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR . . . Tulsa Bowl Games In Last Six Years . . . √ Tulsa sophomore kick returner/receiver Damaris Johnson was 2003 Humanitarian Bowl named the Special Teams Player of the Year by the C-USA Coaches in L 52-10, Georgia Tech their preseason poll this year, and also in the C-USA media poll . . . last 2005 Autozone Liberty Bowl season, Johnson led Tulsa and C-USA in all-purpose yardage with 2,475 W 31-24, Fresno State all-purpose yards for a 176.8-yard average . . . he set a school record with 1,382 kickoff return yards and also added 743 receiving yards and 327 2006 Bell Helicopter Bowl rushing yards. L 25-13, Utah 2007 GMAC Bowl (Jan. 6, 2008) TULSA HAS PLAYED FOR THREE C-USA TITLES IN FIRST W 63-7, Bowling Green FOUR YEARS IN THE LEAGUE . . . 2008 GMAC Bowl (Jan. 6, 2009) Tulsa entered Conference USA as a member in all sports on July 1, W 45-13, #22 Ball State 2005 . . . a little over five months later the Golden Hurricane captured the school's first C-USA title in any sport. Tulsa completed its first season by winning the C-USA West Division with a 6-2 league record and posted a win over UCF in the C-USA Cham- pionship Game. In 2007, Tulsa had another 6-2 record to win the West Division and Tulsa in the Top-25 in 2008 . . . went on to face UCF in the title game once more . . . this time the Knights Week AP USA Today BCS captured the championship game victory . . . last year, after finishing 7-1 8 (10-19) 22nd 19th 19th in C-USA play and winning its’ third West Division title, Tulsa hosted East 9 (10-26) 19th 18th 18th Carolina in the Championship Game, but dropped a 27-24 decision. 10 (11-2) NR NR NR 11 (11-9) 25th 24th 23rd Tulsa has won 34 conference titles in school history . . . Tulsa’s C- 12 (11-15) NR NR NR USA crown in 2005 was the first since 1985 when the Hurricane won the Missouri Valley Conference Championship. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 6 NINE TU GAMES ON NATIONAL OR REGIONAL TV THIS SEASON. . . WHAT YOU DIDN'T KNOW √ Tulsa will have nine games televised regionally or nationally this ABOUT TULSA'S FOOTBALL TRADITION . . . season, including four on ESPN and three on CBS College Sports Network, one on Fox Sports Southwest and one on the Mountain Network. • Tulsa was the first school to play in five straight New Years Day Bowl ESPN aired the Tulsa season opener atTulane (Sept. 4), and will also Games –– Sun Bowl (1-1-42), Sugar air the home game against Boise State (Oct. 14), at UTEP (Oct. 21) and Bowl (1-1-43), Sugar Bowl (1-1-44), home against East Carolina (Nov. 15) . . . CBS College Sports Network Orange Bowl (1-1-45) and Oil Bowl (CBS C) will televise Tulsa league games at Rice (Oct. 3), and home games (1-1-46). Tulsa has played in 14 bowl against Houston (Nov. 7) and Memphis (Nov. 27) . . . the Southern Missis- games. sippi game on Nov. 21 could be added to the CBS College Sports Network schedule 12 days out. • Ellis Jones, an All-American The New Mexico game was on The Mountain Network and the Okla- guard in 1945, was a one-armed homa contest will appear on Fox Sports-Southwest. player. He was the defensive stand- This is the most televised games since Tulsa had seven games out for the College All-Star team vs. televised nationally in 2007 including regular season games vs. UL-Monroe the Chicago Bears in 1945. (ESPN2), BYU (CSTV), Oklahoma (ESPN2), Tulane (CSTV), Army (ESPN Classic), UCF in the C-USA Championship Game (ESPN2) and Bowling • Three former TU football players Green (ESPN) . . . Tulsa was 5-2 on national TV in 2007. Tulsa had a total are enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of six games nationally televised last year. of Fame in Canton, Ohio. They are Bob St. Clair, and Steve TOP 3 RECEIVERS ON ALL-TIME FRESHMAN RECEIVNG LIST Largent. RETURN . . . √ Returning players Trae Johnson and Charles Clay, both juniors, • Two former Tulsa players finished and sophomore Damaris Johnson are ranked 1-2-3 on the school’s all-time runner-up in the Heisman Trophy freshman receiving list. voting –– quarterback in 1964 and receiver in In 2007, Trae Johnson had 1,088 yards on 70 receptions and Clay 1965. had 1,024 yards on 69 catches . . . they became just the 12th and 13th players in school history to reach 1,000 receiving yards in a single season. • Perhaps the greatest Tulsa foot- Damaris Johnson, who is ranked third on the freshman receiving list, ball player of all-time is had a team-high 53 receptions last year and was second in yardage with (1940-42). He was also head coach 743 yards, while leading the team in TD catches with 10. of the Hurricane teams in the 1960's. Trae Johnson and Clay became part of NCAA history in 2007 by Eighth Street which is just north of teaming with another 1,000-yard receiver, junior Brennan Marion, in becom- Skelly Stadium was dedicated as ing just the third trio in NCAA history to have three 1,000-yard receivers on Glenn Dobbs Drive on Oct. 21, 2000. the same team in the same season . . . Texas Tech’s 2003 trio of Carlos Francis, Wes Walker and Nehemiah Glover each hit the 1,000-yard mark, • Former TU players –– Glenn while also in 2007, Hawaii’s trio of Ryan Grice-Mullen, Davone Bess and Dobbs, Howard Twilley and Jerry Jason Rivers reached 1,000 receiving yards apiece. Rhome –– are enshrined in the Foundation Hall of TWO FROSH ALL-AMERICANS RETURN FOR SOPHOMORE Fame. SEASONS . . . √ Last year, Damaris Johnson was named to Freshman All-America • Some other former TU players teams by the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), The Sporting went on to the NFL –– , News magazine, Rivals.com and Phil Steele's magazine. Drew Pearson, Rickey Watts, Don He was a first-team kick return specialist by FWAA and The Sporting Blackmon, David Alexander, Jerry News, first-team all-purpose selection by Rivals.com and second-team kick Ostroski, , Dennis Byrd, Tom Miner, Steve August and Gus returner by Phil Steele . . . Johnson led Tulsa and C-USA in all-purpose Frerotte. yardage with 2,475 all-purpose yards for a 176.8-yard average . . . he set a school record with 1,382 kickoff return yards and also added 743 receiving • Coaching in the NFL –– Tulsa yards on a team-high 53 receptions. has had four former players serve Red-shirt freshman offensive tackle Tyler Holmes also received Fresh- as head coaches in the NFL –– man All-America recognition last year, awarded by Collegefootballnews. Tommy Hudspeth (); com . . . Holmes started all 14 games for the Hurricane and graded over Sam Rutigliano (Cleveland Browns); 80-percent in seven contests. Ray Rhodes ( and Green Bay Packers); and, Lovie GRAHAM IN FIRST YEAR OF NEW 10-YEAR CONTRACT . . . Smith (Chicago Bears). Chicago √ Tulsa’s Todd Graham is in the first year of a new 10-year contract, it Bears Defensive Coordinator Bob was announced on January 1, 2009 . . . the contract, terms of which were Babich is also a Tulsa graduate. not disclosed, runs through the 2018-19 academic year . . . Graham is the only coach in school history to lead two teams to 10-win seasons, and he accomplished that feat in consecutive years, 2007 and 2008. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 7 TULSA'S SUCCESS OVER SEVEN-YEAR PERIOD . . . √ Although Todd Graham was in his first season as Tulsa’s head "THE ROCK" coach in the 2007 season, he came to the Hurricane in 2003 and spent three seasons as Tulsa’s defensive coordinator before serving as the The Golden Hurricane unveiled a new tradition in 2007 as the “ROCK” took center stage head coach at Rice in 2006 . . . Graham helped lay the groundwork for the at the team’s practice the day prior to the season recent success that the program has seen . . . in addition to appearing in opener. Tulsa began practice as the entire travel five bowl games, Tulsa has 52 victories in the last seven seasons, posting team gathered in the end zone, and stretched out from sideline-to-sideline, hand-in-hand and began a 52-29 (.642) record . . . the 52 wins is ranked in a 19th place tie for most the walk. victories in the last seven years among FBS schools . . . in an 11-year stretch before that, Tulsa won just 34 games from 1992 through the 2002 Steve Craver, a senior safety and the play- campaign, compiling a 34-88 mark for a .279 winning percentage. er in charge of the “ROCK” for that road trip, was flanked by honorary coach Steve August, a 1976 All-American as an offensive lineman at Tulsa. TULSA HAD SECOND STRAIGHT GMAC BOWL WIN . . . The team walked the entire field with Craver √ For the second straight year, Tulsa not only participated in the carrying the 60-pound, 1.5x2-foot “ROCK”. At the end of the walk, Craver, then August, talked to the GMAC Bowl but won big . . . Tulsa defeated #22 ranked Ball State, 12-1 team. heading into the game, by a score of 45-13 in the final game of the 2008 season, on January 6, 2009 . . . a year earlier, the Hurricane defeated The “Rock” is inscripted with the following words: “The rock represents years of hard work Bowling Green, also of the Mid-American Conference, by a 63-7 score . . and sacrifice that young men have put forth n . that 56-point win margin was the largest margin of victory in NCAA Bowl their journey to victory. Each grain of this rock history . . . Tulsa has played in a in five of the last six years, represents a Hurricane Football Player that has come before you and also those who will follow. including four straight. The rock signifies our commitment to approach competition with a hard edge mentality every TULSA LED NATION IN BACK-TO-BACK YEARS FOR THE day. Our championship dedication enables us THIRD TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY . . . to belong to something larger than ourselves. Similar to this rock our championship program will √ Tulsa led the nation in total offense in 2007 with 543.9 yards and last forever. This rock belongs to the HARDEST in the 2008 campaign with 569.9 yards . . . the feat of leading the nation in WORKING, MOST DISCIPLINED, BEST CON- total offense in back-to-back years has occurred two other times in school DITIONED FOOTBALL TEAM IN AMERICA. The rock is our program and all that we stand for. The history . . . only five other schools have led the nation for total offense in rock is GOLDEN HURRICANE FOOTBALL.” back-to-back seasons, while three of those schools have done it more than once –– Houston (1966, ‘67, ‘68 and 1989, ‘90) and BYU (1979, ‘80 and The “Rock” travels with the Hurricane and accompany the team at meetings, meals and to 1983, ‘84, ‘85) have accomplished it twice . . . Tulsa has done it three times the stadium. in consecutive seasons . . . the Tulsa teams of 1951 (280.1) and 1952 (466.6) were the nation's leaders in total offense, and before the 2008 The “Rock” was a tradition that Tulsa Head Coach Todd Graham originated at Allen season the last time came in 1964 (461.8) and 1965 (427.8). High School as that school’s head coach in the 1990s.

Most Wins Last Seven Years (2003-09) . . . Single-Season Receiving Leaders Rk. School Wins 1. USC 73 No. player (Pos, Year) Yds 2. Boise State 70 1. Howard Twilley, WR (1965) 1,779 3. Oklahoma 67 2. Chris Penn, WR (1993) 1,578 4. Texas 66 3. Dan Bitson, WR (1989) 1,425 5. LSU 65 4. Brennan Marion (2007) 1,244 6. Ohio State 64 7. Georgia 62 5. Donald Shoals, WR (2000) 1,195 8. Florida 61 6. Garrett Mills, TE (2005) 1,183 Utah 61 7. Howard Twilley, WR (1964) 1,178 10. Virginia Tech 60 8. Rick Eber, WR (1967) 1,168 West Virginia 60 9. Dan Bitson, WR (1988) 1,138 12. TCU 58 Boston College 58 10. Brennan Marion, WR (2008) 1,112 14. Auburn 57 11. Damon Savage, WR (1997) 1,084 15. Wisconsin 56 12. Trae Johnson, WR (2007) 1,039 16. Texas Tech 55 17. California 54 18. Louisville 53 Single-Season Rushing Leaders 19. Tulsa 52 No. player (Year) Yds Tulsa Pronunciation Guide . . . Navy 52 1. Tarrion Adams (2008) 1,523 Daeshon Bufford... Day-shawn Buff-ford Hawaii 52 2. Micheal Gunter (1982) 1,464 Jake Collums…Columns Missouri 52 3. Howard Waugh (1952) 1,372 Matt Hulse... Huls 4. Chris Hughley (1991) 1,326 5. Tarrion Adams (2007) 1,225 G.J. Kinne... Kin-knee In the Red Zone . . . Cory Jefferis... Jeff-er-es TU Opp Single-Season Passing Leaders Ade’ Manga… Ah-day Mahn-gah Times Penetrated 12 5 No. player (Year) Yds Charles Opeseyitan… O-Peh-she-ton 1. Paul Smith (2007) 5,065 Total Scores 10 3 Odrick Ray... Ah-Drick 2. David Johnson (2008) 4,059 TDs Scored 6 1 Kaipo Sarkissian... ky-po Sar-key-shian 3. Billy Guy Anderson (1965) 3,464 Michael Such... Such FGs Made-Att 4-4 2-3 4. Gus Frerotte (1993) 2,871 Scoring % .833 .600 5. Jerry Rhome (1964) 2,870 Touchdown % .500 .200 6. Paul Smith (2005) 2,847 Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 8 The School . . . ∆ Tulsa has an 11:1 student-faculty ratio Tulsa In 2009 NCAA Stats . . . ∆ TU is ranked among the top-90 in the U.S. News and World Re- √ Tulsa ranks among the top-50 in the nation in a number of different NCAA statisti- port cal categories . . . ∆ 1 in 10 is the ratio of National Merit Scholars in the undergraduate student body, and is also the ratio of student-athletes among the student 2009 NCAA TEAM LEADERS . . . population Total Offense – 29th ∆ 27 is the average ACT score of incoming freshmen Scoring Offense – 16th Passing Offense – 22nd ∆ 1,019,940 is the amount of square feet added to the campus in Rushing Offense – 47th the last decade Pass Efficiency – 6th Rush Defense – 11th The Program . . . Scoring Defense – T23rd Total Defense – 34th ∆ Tulsa was the first school to appear in five straight New Years Day Pass Efficiency Defesne – 48th bowl games Fewest INTs Thrown – T1st ∆ Tulsa has played in 16 bowl games Interceptions – T15th ∆ TU has won 34 conference championships Quarterback Sacks –T2nd ∆ Tulsa has 31 All-Americans Tackles for Loss – T2nd Turnover Margin – T6th ∆ Tulsa has 309 all-conference selections Fewest Turnovers Lost – T22nd ∆ the Golden Hurricane has produced three NFL Hall of Famers, the Fewest Fumbles Lost – T43rd most among the state schools Turnovers Gained – T10th ∆ TU has the most former football players (4) to serve as head Fumbles Recovered – T13th First Downs Offense – T50th coaches in the NFL among Oklahoma colleges Fewest First Downs Allowed – 14th ∆ Tulsa has two Heisman Trophy runners-up 3rd Down Conv. Offense – T40th ∆ Tulsa won a school record 11 games in the 2008 campaign 3rd Down Conv. Defense – T8th ∆ In each of the last two seasons, a Tulsa player has won a national 4th Down Conv. Defense – T37th prestigious award, as Paul Smith won the 2007 and last Punt Returns – 15th Net Punting – 31st year Wilson Holloway won the FedEx Orange Bowl-FWAA Courage Award KO Return Defense - 21st Punt Return Defense – T43rd TOUGH ROAD . . . Fewest Penalties PG – T10th √ Tulsa and Rice are the only FBS teams that open the 2009 season Fewest Yards Penalized PG – T31st Red Zone Defense – T14th with three consecutive true road games . . . the Hurricane began with a Time of Possession – 44th C-USA contest at Tulane before venturing to New Mexico and Oklahoma . . . the Owls opened with a league game at UAB before playing at Big 2009 NCAA INDIVIDUAL LEADERS . . . 12 foes Texas Tech and Oklahoma State . . . Miami (Ohio) opened with All-Purpose Yards – Damaris Johnson, 1st a neutral site game in Cincinnati and then plays three straight true road Passing Efficiency – G.J. Kinne, 12th Passing Yds Per Game - G.J. Kinne, 25th games, making it the only school to play four games away from its home Total Offense – G.J. Kinne, 12th field to open the 2009 season. Passing – G.J. Kinne, 41st Total Passing Yards – G.J. Kinne, 25th DAMARIS JOHNSON SET NEW KO RETURN RECORD AS Total Receiving Yards – Damaris Johnson, TRUE FRESHMAN . . . 43rd Receiving Yards Per Game – Damaris √ Last year as a true freshman, Damaris Johnson established new Johnson, 49th single-season school records for kickoff returns and kickoff return yardage Punt Returns – Damaris Johnson, 10th . . . he finished his freshman season with 1,382 yards on 54 returns for a Scoring – Kevin Fitzpatrick, T35th 25.6 average per game, breaking the previous records of 1,131 yards on Pts. Responsible For – G.J. Kinne, T9th Punting – Michael Such, 2nd 37 returns by Ashlan Davis in the 2004 campaign . . . Johnson led Tulsa Field Goals – Kevin Fitzpatrick, T12th and Conference USA in all-purpose yards with 2,475 all-purpose yards in Tackles For Loss – Mike Bryan, T4th; James 2008. Lockett, T18th Quarterback Sacks – Tanner Antle, T18th; James Lockett, T18th; Cory Dorris, T18th; Un'Tavious Scott, T30th TULSA PICKED SECOND IN C-USA PRESEASON MEDIA POLL . . . Interceptions – John Destin, T9th; Mike (conducted by the New Orleans Times-Picayune) Bryan, T45th √ The following is the 2009 Conference USA football preseason poll as select- Forced Fumbles - Cory Dorris, T4th; Mike Bryan, T26th; Un'Tavious Scott, T26th; ed by C-USA Media, a poll conducted by the New Orleans Times-Picayune . . . James Lockett, T26th; Jamad Williams, EAST Division WEST Division T26th 1. East Carolina 1. Houston Fumbles Recoverd – Cory Dorris, T4th; 2. Southern Miss 2. Tulsa George Clinkscale, T19th 3. Memphis 3. UTEP 4. UCF 4. Rice 5. Marshall 5. SMU 6. UAB 6. Tulane Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 9

TULSA HAD MOST SINGLE-GAME YARDS AND SECOND-MOST POINTS NCAA IN 2008 . . . √ Tulsa gained 791 total yards against UTEP on October 18th for the NCAA's season-best single- game performance in 2008 . . . Tulsa compiled six of the top-55 single-game bests for total offense last season . . . Tulsa also had five of the top-40 scoring games . . . Tulsa's 77 points against UTEP was the second-most points scored in 2008 in the NCAA . . . Tulsa's 489 rushing yards on 59 carries against Tulane ranked third in the NCAA in 2008 as well.

THE COACHING TREE . . . √ Tulsa Head Coach Todd Graham has coached with five of Tulsa’s nine assistant coaches be- fore . . . defensive coordinator Keith Patterson and Graham were college teammates and roommates at East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma . . . Patterson then coached three years under Graham at Allen High School, and has been at Tulsa five years with Graham . . . Graham and co-offensive coordi- nator/line coach Herb Hand were on the staff together at West Virginia for one year . . . when Graham was the co-defensive coordinator at West Virginia in 2002, Paul Randolph was coaching the defensive line . . . tight ends coach Bob McClain coached on the same West Virginia staff as Graham in 2001 and 2002.

TULSA GAME NOTES . . . Vs. TULANE . . . Tulsa game captains were Damaris Johnson, G.J. Kinne, James Lockett, Charles Clay, Kenny D. Sims, Mike Bryan, Curt Puckett and Wilson Garrison. Johnson, Kinne and Bryan represented Tulsa at midfield . . . Tulane won the coin toss, and selected to receive. Senior Ade Manga had the first tackle of the season on the kick coverage unit . . . for the third consecutive year, Tulsa stared a different quarterback in the first game of the season. Paul Smith in 2007, David Johnson in 2008 and G.J. Kinne in 2008 . . . Tanner Antle had the first sack of the season on the first series vs. Tulane for -2 yards on the first 3rd down situation of the game . . . James Lockett had his first quarter- back sack of the season in the first quarter with a 12-yard sack on a 1st-and-10 for Tulane. Last year, Lockett led Tulsa in sacks with 8.5 sacks . . . on Tulane’s first seven plays, Tulsa had three quarterback sacks. Un’Tavious Scott had Tulsa’s third sack of the game for -10 yards . . . senior Slick Shelley’s first reception of the season went for 45 yards in the second quarter . . . Jamad Williams went over the 1,000 career rushing plateau in the third quarter on his sixth carry of the game (6 carries for 23 yards). He entered the game needing 19 yards to reach the 1,000-yard mark . . . Damaris Johnson’s 66-yard punt return was his first career punt return for a TD, and the second special teams TD for Johnson. Last year, he returned a kickoff 94 yards against UTEP . . . Johnson ended the game with 252 all- purpose yards on 12 attempts . . . it was also the first punt return for a TD since Slick Shelley’s 25-yard return last year against Rice . . . true freshmen that played in the season opener was C Trent Dupy, DE Daeshon Bufford, DB Dexter McCoil, WR Justin Skillens, QB Shavodrick Beaver and NG Gabe McGee.

Vs. NEW MEXICO . . . Tulsa game captains were G.J. Kinne and Mike Bryan . . . Tulsa won the coin toss, and deferred to the second half. Last week, Tulane won the coin toss . . . Tulsa Head Coach Todd Graham coached from the press box against New Mexico It’s the first time as a college head coach that he has coached from the press box . . . Tulsa’s Cory Jefferis’ first kick-off was downed in the end zone for a touchback . . . George Clinkscale recovered a fumble on Tulsa’s first punt, it was his third career fumble recovery . . . James Lockett forced a first quarter fumble, it was his sixth of his career as well as the sixth in the last two years (Tulsa did not recover the fumble) . . . in his second collegiate game, Cory Dorris had his first and second career forced fumbles and fumble recoveries against New Mexico . . . Damaris Johnson had his third career 100-yard receiving game, as he had two last year in his freshman season . . . John Destin had his second interception of the season. He had his first of the year last week for a 32-yard return against Tulane . . . Slick Shelley caught two touchdown passes in the game, totaling 17 and 22 yards. It was his third two touchdown game in his two-year career with the Hurricane . . . G.J Kinne’s four touchdown passes was the most for a Tulsa quarterback since David Johnson’s four TD passes last year at Houston . . . Tulsa has gone over 400 yards in each of its first two games this season. Tulsa has now surpassed 400 yards in total offense in 27 of the 30 games with Todd Graham as head coach . . . Tulsa has now scored 40 or more points in 17 of 30 games since Todd Graham became the head coach in 2007. The Hurricane has now scored over 40 points in 15 of the last 22 games . . . Trae Johnson has five receptions on the season, and three have gone for touchdowns, including two vs. New Mexico. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 10

TULSA OFFENSE TWO-DEEP QUARTERBACKS 4 –– GJ Kinne (6-2, 215, So-RS) –– has started 2 games... has completed 67-percent of his passes for 521 yards, 5 TDs and a 260.5 average per game... has also rushed for a team-high 124 yards... sat out last season after transferring from Texas... completed 15-of-20 passes for 211 yards and one TD, and rushed for 77 yards and one TD in his first collegiate game against Tulane in the season opener... threw for 310 yards and 4 TDs, and rushed for 47 yards vs. New Mexico... was a prep All-American and two-time Class 3A Player of the Year in Texas... finished prep career with 11,695 passing yards and 130 TD passes.

12 –– Jacob Bower (6-3, 242, JR) –– has played in 16 career games... has seen action in both games this year... was 1-of-1 for a 28-yard TD and rushed for 9 yards vs. UNM... played in every game in 2008 after transferring from Bakersfield CC... rushed for 106 yards, one TD and a 5.9 average per carry, while completing 11-of-15 passes for 138 yards in 2008... had his only career TD pass with a 22-yarder against Arkansas... completed 2-of-2 passes on his first attempts of the year against North Texas... originally signed with BYU out of Meridian (Idaho) High School.

7 –– Shavodrick Beaver (6-3, 190, Fr-HS) –– enrolled at Tulsa in January 2009 after a prep career at Wichita Falls Rider (Texas) High School... saw action against both Tulane and UNM... completed 7-of- 13 passes for 132 yards and two TDs, and rushed for 78 yards and one TD in the spring game... ranked as Rivals.com No. 5 Best Scrambling QB in the Nation and as the No. 8 Top Dual Threat QB.

RUNNING BACKS 23 – Jamad Williams (5-9, 212, JR) –– has played in 29 career games and has 9 career starts... went over 1,000 career rushing yards with 34 yards vs. Tulane in the season opener... has 1,039 career rush- ing yards... had 523 yards for a 6.1 average per carry last year... had a career-best 153 yards on 31 carries against Tulane in 2007... moved to RB in the spring of 2007 from DB.

37 – Charles Opeseyitan (5-10, 205, SO) –– has played in 16 career games... has 410 career rush- ing yards... has 55 yards for a 5.0 average this year... played in all 14 games in 2008... rushed for 355 yards, a 7.9 average and 2 TDs as a red-shirt freshman last year... had a season-best 94 yards and one TD on 10 carries against Rice.

34 – Willie Carter (6-2, 206, FR-RS) –– saw playing time in the first two games this year ... had 85 yards rushing on 4 carries in the spring game... gained over 1,000 yards receiving and 400 rushing yards as a senior at Crockett (Texas) High School.

9 – Charles Clay (6-3, 230, JR) –– has played in all 30 career games and has 21 starts... has 1,538 career receiving yards and 500 rushing yards... has totaled 21 career TDs, 16 receiving and 5 rushing... caught 38 passes for 464 yards and 9 TDs, and rushed for 145 yards, a 5.8 average and two TDs in 2008... had 10 starts as a true freshman... had 1,024 receiving yards and 304 rushing yards, while total- ing 8 TDs in 2007... named to the C-USA all-Freshman Team… was named to the Rivals.com Fresh- man All-America second team as an all-purpose player... has four career 100+ receiving games.

8 – Alex Singleton (6-1, 235, FR) –– a true freshman... has not seen action this year... was rated as the 39th best prospect in Louisiana by Rivals.com... rushed for 995 yards and 18 TDs as a senior... ranked as the No. 11 best fullback in the nation by Rivals.com.

TIGHT ENDS 86 – Jake Collums (6-4, 242, SR) –– has played in 42 career games and has 12 career starts... 7 of his last 10 receptions have gone for a touchdown... had 6 catches for 39 yards and 5 TDs in 2008... his five touchdown receptions in 2008 went for a 10-yard TD against UAB, 5-yard TD vs. North Texas, 7-yard TD vs. Houston, 2-yard TD vs. Tulane and a 8-yard TD against East Carolina... had 3 receptions for 20 yards and 2 TDs in 2007. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 11 82 – Clay Sears (6-4, 223, SO) –– has played in 10 career games... moved to TE from WR in the spring... a former walk-on who was put on scholarship this year... caught 2 passes for 31 yards last year... began his career at Tulsa as a quarterback, but moved to WR in the spring of 2008.

RECEIVERS 88 – Slick Shelley (6-4, 200, SR) –– has played in 16 career games with 8 starts... has two career 100+ receiving games... has 48 career receptions for 760 yards... has 9 receptions for 133 yards and 2 TDs... had 4 catches for 65 yards and 2 TDs vs. UNM... caught 39 passes for 627 yards and 7 TDs in 2008... scored a TD in 5 straight games... had 6 receptions for a career-best 129 yards and 2 TDs vs. New Mexico in 2008... had a 25-yard punt return for a TD against Rice... transferred to Tulsa from Tennessee and sat out the 2007 season.

1 – Trae Johnson (5-11, 180, JR) –– has played in 30 career games and has 14 starts... has career totals of 1,640 yards and 19 TDs on 95 receptions... has three 100+ career receiving games... has 5 catches for 77 yards and 3 TDs this year... had 20 receptions for 475 yards, a 23.8 average and 3 TDs in 2008 . . . became Tulsa’s career freshman receiving leader as a true freshman in 2007 when he had 70 receptions for 1,088 yards and 13 TDs... ranked as the nation’s third-leading freshman receiver... named to the C-USA all-Freshman Team and earned second-team all-C-USA honors... named to the CollegeSportsReport.com True Freshman All-America Team and Collegefootballnews. com All-Freshman second-team.

2 – A.J. Whitmore (5-9, 172, JR) –– has played in 30 career games... has career totals of 616 rush- ing yards, 354 receiving yards and 46 passing yards... tied for the team-lead in receptions with 9 for 72 yards... totaled 346 rushing yards for a 6.8 average per carry and 261 receiving yards in 2008... had a career-high 91 yards and one TD on 8 carries vs. SMU... had a career-best 70-yard run vs. UAB in 2007... his first career pass reception went for a 15-yard TD to give Tulsa a 20-17 lead over ULM in the 2007 season opener.

89 – Chris Ford (6-2, 189, SO) –– has played in 8 career games... saw limited action in 6 games last year... had 40 catches for 768 yards and 8 TDs as a senior at North Crowley (Texas) High School in 2006.

3 – Damaris Johnson (5-8, 170, SO) –– has played in all 16 games since coming to Tulsa with 10 starts... has 2,955 career all-purpose yards... has 62 career plays go for over 20 yards... has 904 career receiving yards on 60 receptions... has 13 career TDs ––including 10 receiving, one rushing, one KOR and one punt return... was picked by C-USA Coaches and Media as the Preseason Special Teams Player of the Year this season... had 252 all-purpose yards vs. Tulane in the season opener, while returning a punt for a 66-yard TD... also had 228 all-purpose ayrds vs. UNM... had a team and Conference USA-leading 2,475 all-purpose yards with 743 receiving yards, 327 rushing yards, 1,382 KOR yards and 23 punt return yards in 2008... set the school's single-season record for KO return yards... had 51 plays go for over 20 yards in 2008... has six career games of 100+ KO return yards and 3 100+ receiving games

10 – Justin Skillens (5-9, 165, FR-HS) –– saw limited action in the first 2 games... played his prep football at Tulsa's BT Washington High School... started 3 years in the secondary and his final two years at WR... had 812 receiving yards and 8 TDs as a senior... earned second-team all-state merits.

TACKLES 78 – Tyler Holmes (6-4, 306, SO) –– a preseason all-C-USA selection this year by the league's coaches and media... has started all 16 career games... played and started all 14 games last year... was named to the Collegefootballnews Freshman All-America team... earned C-USA all-freshman team accolades... saw his first collegiate playing time in the season opener vs. UAB... graded over 80-percent in 7 games. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 12 75 – Brandon Thomas (6-5, 285, SO) –– has played in 5 career games... played on the OL vs. Tulane and UNM late in the game... played in 3 games as a red-shirt freshman last year...saw action against UTEP, Tulane and Ball State... played TE and DE at Nordonia (Ohio) High School.

70 – David Lazenby (6-5, 305, JR-JC) –– has started both games... started in his first career game in the season opener after transferring from Fort Scott Community College where he started the past two years at tackle.

77 – Jared Grigg (6-4, 275, FR-RS) –– played vs. Tulane and UNM on special teams... sat out last year... started at left tackle as a prep senior and right tackle in his junior season at Har-ber (Ark.) High School.

GUARDS 76 – Curt Puckett (6-4, 309, SR) –– was a preseason all-C-USA selection this year by the media... has played in 30 games and has 29 career starts... has started 22 straight contests... graded over 80-per- cent in nine games last season, while starting all 14 games... had a high-game of 7 knockdowns vs. SMU... started 13 of 14 games in 2007... sat out as a true freshman in 2005.

60 – Nick Gates (6-2, 270, JR) –– has played in 11 career games, including 7 games in 2008... has played in 2 games this year... saw considerable action against UNM... played in the season opener vs. Tulane on the last series... came to Tulsa as a walk-on but earned a scholarship last year... coached by former Tulsa and NFL player Jerry Ostroski on the OL at Holland Hall (Okla.) High School... was a three-year prep starter.

72 – Clint Anderson (6-2, 285, SO) –– has played in 13 career games and has started 4 games... started the first 2 games this year... was a true freshman last year... made his first career start against East Carolina in the C-USA Championship Game... also started against Ball State in the GMAC Bowl... was rated as the No. 28 center in the nation by Scout.com as a prep senior.

73 – Brian DeShane (6-3, 290, FR-HS) –– has not played this year... a true freshman... helped lead his Tulsa Union High School team to a Class 6A title as a senior, and runner-up finish as a junior... was a two-year starter... earned Tulsa World and The Oklahoman first-team all-state honors as a senior.

CENTERS 53 – Trent Dupy (6-2, 280, FR-HS) –– a true freshman... has started the first 2 games this year... started the season opener at center and played in all but the final 2 snaps of the game... was a second- team all-state performer by the Tulsa World and The Oklahoman... graded out at 91-percent in 11 games at center his senior season... was the District 6A-4 Defensive Lineman of the Year as a senior.

58 – Jon Bell (6-2, 274, Jr-2L) –– has played in 20 career games, including 10 on offense and 10 on defense... moved to center from the defensive end at the beginning of the 2008 preseason camp... played the final series at center against Tulane in the season opener.

TULSA DEFENSE TWO-DEEP DEFENSIVE ENDS 90 – Odrick Ray (6-3, 261, JR) –– has played in 29 career games and has started 4 games, includ- ing both this year... has 23 career stops and 4 TFLs for -24 yards... blocked a 31-yard FG attempt vs. Tulane...played in all 14 games in 2008... had 10 stops, including 3 TFLs for -21 yards and one forced fumble in 2008... saw playing time in 13 games as a true freshman in 2007... had his first career start against Rice in 2007.

54 – Daeshon Bufford (6-3, 245, FR-HS) –– signed with Tulsa in February... was expected to gray- shirt, but was brought to preseason camp a week late... has seen action in both games this year... rated as Oklahoma’s 30th top prospect by Rivals.com as a senior at Edmond Santa Fe High School... also rated as the nation’s No. 58-ranked strongside defensive end by Rivals.com. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 13 93 – Cory Dorris (6-4, 255, FR-RS) –– has started both games... has 5 tackles, 2 sacks for -14 yards, 2 forced fumbles and 2 fumble recoveries... tallied 3 stops, 2 sacks, forced 2 fumbles and had his 2 fumble recoveries vs. UNM... had 2 tackles in his first college start vs. Tulane... sat out last year as a true freshman... was a two-year starter at Jenks (Okla.) High School... played on two 13-1 teams and state championship teams in his final two years.

56 – Un'Tavious Scott (6-3, 245, SR) –– has played in 16 career games... 3 of his 5 tackles on the year have been for -16 yards... had 3 tackles, including one sack for -10 yards in the opener vs. Tulane... had 2 stops, both for lost yardage, and forced one fumble vs. UNM... played in all 14 games in 2008 with 4 starts after transferring from Reedley (Calif.) Junior College... had 27 stops, 6.0 tackles for -33 yards, including 4 sacks for -26 yards in 2008... originally signed with Troy State out of high school.

NOSE GUARDS 96 – Wilson Garrison (6-3, 283, SR) –– has played in 25 career games and has started 15 career games... has 72 career stops... starts at NG... played mostly at DE the previous two years... 12 of his starts have come at DE, and two at NG... started at NG vs. Rice in 2008 ... had 53 stops and 6.5 tack- les for -22 yards in 2008... tallied a career-best 9 tackles and one TFL for -1 yard vs. Tulane last year... transferred from NEO A&M after one season.

99 – Gabe McGee (6-1, 305, FR-HS) –– played in his first collegiate game at NG in the season opener vs. Tulane... started three years on the offensive and defensive lines at Duncan (Okla.) High School... had 44 tackles and three QB sacks as a senior.

92 – Derrick Jackson (6-2, 266, Fr-RS) –– saw his first collegiate action vs. New Mexico... red-shirted last season... started his final two years on the DL for Del City High School.

LINEBACKERS 8 – George Clinkscale (6-0, 251, SR) –– has played in 43 career games... has 23 career starts, in- cluding 7 at DE and one at LB in 2007, and 13 in the 2008 season at LB and 2 at LB this year... has 98 career tackles and 12 stops for -53 yards... had 3 tackles in the season opener vs. Tulane...forced a fumble on Tulsa's first punt that led to a TD vs. UNM... had 53 stops and 6 TFLs for -29 yards in 2008.

41 – Cody Wilson (6-0, 220, FR-HS) –– has not seen action this year... enrolled at Tulsa in January 2009 after a solid career at Lincoln Christian (Okla.) High School... was a first-team all-state pick by the Tulsa World and The Oklahoman... had 168 tackles and six sacks as a senior... ranked No. 26 by Rivals. com in Oklahoma.

42 – Ade' Manga (6-2, 215, SR) –– has played in 16 career games, mostly on special teams... had 2 solo tackles vs. both Tulane and UNM... played in all 14 games in 2008 after transferring from Coffeyville (Kan.) Junior College... made a huge impact on the kick coverage units in 2008... totaled 14 tackles last year... had 2 tackles vs. North Texas, and recovered a UNT fumble on a kickoff.

43 – Mike Bryan (6-3, 226, SR) –– was a preseason C-USA first-team selection... has played in 43 ca- reer games and has 16 starts... has 179 career stops... has 6 career double-digit tackle games, including 5 as a junior... had 7 stops vs. UNM... had 11 tackles, 4 TFLs for -8 yards, forced one fumble and had an 18-yard INT return vs. Tulane in the opener... had a team-high 119 tackles, 10.5 TFLs for -37 yards, 4 sacks for -31 yards and two fumble recoveries in 2008... had a career-high 14 tackles and added 3 TFLs for -22 yards, including 2 sacks for -21 yards vs. UCF last year... son of former OU All-American and Atlanta Falcon, the late Rick Bryan.

28 – Kaipo Sarkissian (6-1, 225, SR) –– has played in 13 career games... played vs. Tulane in the season opener... did not play vs. UNM... had 11 tackles in 12 games last year after transferring from El Camino (Calif.) JC... enrolled at Tulsa at mid-semester 2008... tallied a season-high 5 tackles against UCF last year. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 14 40 – Tanner Antle (6-4, 225, JR) –– has played in 30 career games and has started 15 games... has 111 career tackles... tied his career-best with 9 stops in the season opener vs. Tulane, and added 2 sacks for -7 yards... had 63 tackles, 7.5 TFLs for -23 yards, and 4.5 sacks for -19 yards and 4 pass break-ups in 2008 and started 12 games.

32 – Curnelius Arnick (6-1, 230, SO) –– has played in 16 career games... tallied 4 tackles vs. UNM, and 2 tackles against Tulane... played in all 14 games and started the first two contests in 2008 as a red-shirt freshman... totaled 28 tackles and two sacks for -15 yards last year... was the team-leader in tackles with 8 in his first collegiate game against UAB in the season opener.

SAFETIES 5 – DeAundre Brown (5-11, 195, SO) –– has played in 13 career games... has 73 career tackles... had a team-best and career-high 14 tackles in the season opener vs. Tulane, including one sack for -10 yards... named to the C-USA all-freshman team last year as a true freshman... played in 11 games with 6 starts in 2008... had 56 tackles, 2 pass breakups, 2 INTs and one forced fumble in 2008... his interception against SMU led to Tulsa's go-ahead and game-winning TD.

26 – Dexter McCoil (6-4, 175, Fr-HS) –– a true freshman... has seen considerable action in both games... has 2 tackles... was a three-year starter at Lutcher (La.) High School... was on the 14-2 state champions as a senior... had 343 career tackles and 6 interceptions... had 151 stops as a senior... rated as the 58th top prospect in Louisiana by Rivals.com.

6 – James Lockett (5-11, 200, SR) –– was a preseason C-USA pick... has played in 22 career games... has 97 career tackles and 4 PBUs... has totaled 13 tackles, 4 stops for -23 yards, one PBU and one forced fumble this year... had 5 stops, including 2 stops for -14 yards in the season opener vs. Tulane and one pass breakup... had a team-high 8 stops vs. UNM with 2 TFLs and one FF... was a second-team all-C-USA selection in 2008 after totaling 82 tackles to rank second on the team... led the team with 16.5 TFLs for -79 yards, 8.5 sacks for -62 yards, 5 forced fumbles and 3 PBUs... ranked 10th nationally for forced fumbles, 44th for TFLs and 47th for QB sacks.

19 – Josh Burris (5-10, 190, SR) –– has played in 28 career games and has 33 career tackles... has played in both games this year... played in 13 games in 2008... had 13 tackles, 6 of which came in a starting role vs. North Texas... played in 4 games in 2007 and started at FS vs. Army, and had a career-best 10 stops... sat out 2006 after playing in 9 games as a true freshman in 2005.

24 – Charles Davis (5-9, 180, SR) –– has played in 41 career games with 28 career starts... has 169 career tackles, 12 PBUs and 2 INTs... had 7 tackles vs. both Tulane and New Mexico... played and started 13 games in 2008 and had 78 tackles, 4 PBUs and 2 INTs... was named the C-USA De- fensive Player of the Week for his performance against New Mexico when he had 5 tackles, 2 INTs and one punt block... had a career-best 12 stops vs. UCF in 2007.

7 – Trent Wilkins (5-11, 198, FR-RS) –– played on special teams in the first 2 games... also saw time in the secondary vs. UNM... sat out last year... was a three-year starter at QB and started his final two years at safety at Duncan (Okla.) High School... had 31 tackles and 4 INTs in four games as a senior safety.

CORNERBACKS 21 – John Flanders (5-10, 170, SO) –– played in all 16 career games... has 40 career tackles... started 5 contests ––SMU, UTEP, Houston, Tulane and Marshall –– as a true freshman last year... collected 37 tackles and 5 PBUs in 2008... had a season-best 8 stops vs. Tulane and Marshall, while adding one PBU in each game... started his first career game against SMU, and had 4 stops and one PBU. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football • page 15 18 – John Destin (6-0, 195, SR) –– has played in 30 career games and has 8 career starts... has 5 tackles and 2 INTs this year... had 3 tackles and one INT return for 32 yards against Tulane in the opener... also intercepted a pass vs. UNM... has 50 career tackles... had 26 tackles, 3 forced fumbles, 2 PBUs and one interception in 2008... started 5 games at CB in 2008... totaled 2 stops, one INT and one PBU in the end zone vs. Ball State in the GMAC Bowl... had his first career start vs. UAB in 2007.

27 – Kenny D. Sims (5-11, 197, SR) –– has played in 40 career games and has 24 starts... has started 23 straight games... has 104 career tackles,10 PBUs, 3 INTs and 2 forced fumbles... had 4 stops and one PBU vs. Tulane, and added 4 stops against UNM... had 41 tackles, a team-leading 8 PBUs, 2 forced fumbles and one INT in 2008... played in all 14 games in 2007 and had 52 tack- les and 2 INTs.

20 – LaQuentin Black (5-10, 175, JR-JC) –– saw playing time in the first 2 games... transferred to Tulsa from North Iowa Community College... totaled 30 tackles and three INTs last year... played his prep football at Davis (Okla.) High School.

TULSA KICKERS 47 – Kevin Fitzpatrick (6-2, 188, SO) –– has kicked in 10 career games... has hit 4-of-4 FGs this year, and 9-of-10 PATs... connected on 3-of-3 field goals vs. Tulane in the season opener and totaled 13 points... also kicked off 4 times for a 60.8 average vs. UNM... kicked in 8 games – UAB, UNT, SMU, UCF, Houston, Tulane, Marshall and Ball State – as a true freshman last year... had 19 kickoffs for a 56.1 average in 2008... had a career-long 41-yarder vs. UAB in the 2008 season opener.

30 – Cory Jefferis (5-10, 175, SO) –– handles the kickoff duties for Tulsa, and serves as the back-up punter... has kicked off 11 times for a 61.8 average this year... kicked off 7 times for a 62.4 average in the season opener vs. Tulane... was a true freshman walk-on from Claremore High School last year... was put on scholarship this season... handled the kickoff duties in 2008 and kicked off 92 times for a 63.8 average.

35 – Michael Such (6-2, 198, JR) –– handles the punting duties, and also handles the holding duties on PATs and FGs... punted a career-high 6 times vs. UNM for an average of 48.7 yards... punted 2 times for a 47.0 average vs. Tulane in the season opener... only punted 22 times for a 43.0 average in 2008... did not get a punting opportunity in three games in 2008, including consecutive games against New Mexico and UCA, and the Tulane game... punted a season-high 3 times in 4 games last year... his only punt vs. UAB in 2008 covered a career-long 69 yards... averaged 39.0 yards on 43 punts last year... was a non-recruited walk-on at Nebraska in 2006... did not play at NU, and transferred to Tulsa.

44 – Bo Abbott (5-10, 188, SO) –– a walk-on... handles the deep snapping duties for the Hur- ricane... was a squad member last year as a red-shirt freshman... came to Tulsa as a linebacker . . . his father, Cliff, was an all-conference linebacker in the 1980s for Tulsa...played three years at Liberal (Kan.) High School.

TULSA DEPTH CHART Vs. OKLAHOMA

Tulsa Offense Tulsa Defense WR 88 Slick Shelley (6-4, 200, Sr-1L) SE 90 Odrick Ray (6-3, 261, Jr-2L) 1 Trae Johnson (5-11, 180, Jr-2L) 54 Daeshon Bufford (6-3, 245, Fr-HS) 16 Brett Davis (5-11, 188, Fr-HS) 98 Maurice White (6-6, 246, Fr-GS)

LT 78 Tyler Holmes (6-4, 306, So-1L) NG 96 Wilson Garrison (6-3, 283, Sr-2L) 75 Brandon Thomas (6-5, 285, So-SQ) 99 Gabe McGee (6-1, 305, Fr-HS) 92 Derrick Jackson (6-2, 260, Fr-RS) LG 72 Clint Anderson (6-2, 285, So-1L) 60 Nick Gates (6-2, 270, Jr-2L) WE 93 Cory Dorris (6-4, 255, Fr-RS) 73 Brian DeShane (6-3, 290, Fr-HS) 56 Un’Tavious Scott (6-3, 245, Sr-1L)

C 53 Trent Dupy (6-2, 280, Fr-HS) RLB 8 George Clinkscale (6-0, 238, Sr-3L) 58 Jon Bell (6-2, 274, Jr-2L) 34 Curnelius Arnick (6-1, 230, So-1L) 42 Ade’ Manga (6-2, 215, Sr-1L) RG 76 Curt Puckett (6-4, 309, Sr-2L) 60 Nick Gates (6-2, 270, Jr-2L) MLB 43 Mike Bryan (6-3, 226, Sr-3L) 28 Kaipo Sarkissian (6-1, 225, Sr-1L) RT 70 David Lazenby (6-5, 305, Jr-JC) 77 Jared Grigg (6-4, 275, Fr-RS) WLB 40 Tanner Antle (6-4, 225, Jr-2L) 34 Curnelius Arnick (6-1, 230, So-1L) QB 4 G.J. Kinne (6-2, 215, So-RS) 15 Jacob Bower (6-3, 242, Jr-1L) BAN 5 DeAundre Brown (5-11, 195, So-1L) 7 Shavodrick Beaver (6-3, 190, Fr-HS) 26 Dexter McCoil (6-4, 175, Fr-HS)

RB 23 Jamad Williams (5-9, 212, Jr-2L) SPUR 6 James Lockett (5-11, 203, Sr-1L) 37 Charles Opeseyitan (5-10, 205, So-1L) 19 Josh Burris (5-10, 190, Sr-2L) 8 Alex Singleton (6-1, 235, Fr-HS) FS 24 Charles Davis (5-9, 180, Sr-3L) RB 9 Charles Clay (6-3, 230, Jr-2L) 26 Dexter McCoil (6-4, 175, Fr-HS) 34 Willie Carter (6-2, 206, Fr-RS) 7 Trent Wilkins (5-11, 198, Fr-RS)

FL 3 Damaris Johnson (5-8, 170, So-1L) CB 18 John Destin (6-0, 195, Sr-2L) 10 Justin Skillens (5-9, 165, Fr-HS) 20 LaQuentin Black (5-10, 175, Jr-JC) 11 Freeman Kelley (5-11, 165, Fr-HS) CB 27 Kenny D. Sims (5-11, 197, Sr-3L) WR 2 AJ Whitmore (5-9, 172, Jr-2L) 21 John Flanders (5-10, 170, So-1L) 89 Chris Ford (6-2, 189, So-SQ)

OR TE 86 Jake Collums (6-4, 242, Sr-3L) 82 Clay Sears (6-4, 223, So-1L)

Tulsa Specialists KO 30 Cory Jefferis (5-10, 175, So-1L) 47 Kevin Fitzpatrick (6-2, 188, So-1L) FG/PAT 47 Kevin Fitzpatrick (6-2, 188, So-1L) P 35 Michael Such (6-2, 198, Jr-2L) DS 44 Bo Abbott (5-10, 188, So-SQ) 51 Michael Brodsky (6-1, 210, Fr-HS) HO 35 Michael Such (6-2, 198, Jr-2L) KOR 3 Damaris Johnson (5-8, 170, So-1L) PR 3 Damaris Johnson (5-8, 170, So-1L) 1 Trae Johnson (5-11, 180, Jr-2L) 2009 TULSA TEAM STATISTICS

TEAM STATISTICS TLS OPP

SCORING...... 81 23 Points Per Game...... 40.5 11.5 FIRST DOWNS...... 41 23 Rushing...... 17 5 Passing...... 22 15 Penalty...... 2 3 RUSHING YARDAGE...... 352 94 Yards gained rushing...... 422 182 Yards lost rushing...... 70 88 Rushing Attempts...... 87 59 Average Per Rush...... 4.0 1.6 Average Per Game...... 176.0 47.0 TDs Rushing...... 3 0 PASSING YARDAGE...... 549 441 Att-Comp-Int...... 56-38-0 62-36-3 Average Per Pass...... 9.8 7.1 Average Per Catch...... 14.4 12.2 Average Per Game...... 274.5 220.5 TDs Passing...... 6 1 TOTAL OFFENSE...... 901 535 Total Plays...... 143 121 Average Per Play...... 6.3 4.4 Average Per Game...... 450.5 267.5 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards...... 7-147 13-218 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards...... 7-137 4-20 INT RETURNS: #-Yards...... 3-50 0-0 KICK RETURN AVERAGE...... 21.0 16.8 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE...... 19.6 5.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE...... 16.7 0.0 FUMBLES-LOST...... 3-2 7-3 PENALTIES-Yards...... 7-80 11-93 Average Per Game...... 40.0 46.5 PUNTS-Yards...... 9-410 12-488 Average Per Punt...... 45.6 40.7 Net punt average...... 38.9 29.2 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game...... 31:13 28:47 3RD-DOWN Conversions...... 12/27 6/31 3rd-Down Pct...... 44% 19% 4TH-DOWN Conversions...... 1/3 2/6 4th-Down Pct...... 33% 33% SACKS BY-Yards...... 10-66 8-51 MISC YARDS...... 0 -6 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED...... 10 2 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS...... 4-4 3-4 ON-SIDE KICKS...... 0-0 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES...... 10-12 83% 3-5 60% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS...... 6-12 50% 1-5 20% PAT-ATTEMPTS...... 9-10 90% 2-2 100% ATTENDANCE...... 0 57689 Games/Avg Per Game...... 0/0 2/28844 Neutral Site Games...... 0/0

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total

Tulsa...... 24 13 16 28 - 81 Opponents...... 3 3 7 10 - 23

2009 TULSA INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long

JOHNSON, Damaris 6 120 20.0 1 66 KINNE, G.J. 2 27 170 46 124 4.6 1 45 62.0 CLINKSCALE, George 1 17 17.0 0 17 JOHNSON, Damaris 2 7 61 2 59 8.4 0 28 29.5 Total...... 7 137 19.6 1 66 WILLIAMS, Jamad 2 22 63 5 58 2.6 0 11 29.0 Opponents...... 4 20 5.0 0 16 OPESEYITAN, Charles 2 11 56 1 55 5.0 0 12 27.5 CLAY, Charles 2 10 51 0 51 5.1 2 16 25.5 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long BOWER, Jacob 2 2 9 0 9 4.5 0 9 4.5 WHITMORE, A.J. 2 4 8 6 2 0.5 0 6 1.0 DESTIN, John 2 32 16.0 0 32 TEAM 1 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 -2.0 BRYAN, Mike 1 18 18.0 0 18 BEAVER, Shavodrick 2 3 4 8 -4 -1.3 0 3 -2.0 Total...... 3 50 16.7 0 32 Total...... 2 87 422 70 352 4.0 3 45 176.0 Opponents...... 0 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents...... 2 59 182 88 94 1.6 0 21 47.0 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long

JOHNSON, Damaris 6 140 23.3 0 39 PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G BLACK, Laquentin 1 7 7.0 0 7 Total...... 7 147 21.0 0 39 KINNE, G.J. 2 176.84 37-55-0 67.3 521 5 45 260.5 Opponents...... 13 218 16.8 0 38 BOWER, Jacob 2 665.20 1-1-0 100.0 28 1 28 14.0 Total...... 2 185.56 38-56-0 67.9 549 6 45 274.5 FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Opponents...... 2 113.46 36-62-3 58.1 441 1 68 220.5 Total...... 0 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents...... 1 92 92.0 1 92 RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G

SHELLEY, Slick 2 9 133 14.8 2 45 66.5 WHITMORE, A.J. 2 9 72 8.0 0 12 36.0 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd JOHNSON, Damaris 2 7 161 23.0 0 40 80.5 JOHNSON, Trae 2 5 77 15.4 3 28 38.5 SUCH, Michael 8 386 48.2 56 2 0 3 0 CLAY, Charles 2 4 50 12.5 0 23 25.0 KINNE, G.J. 1 24 24.0 24 0 0 1 0 WILLIAMS, Jamad 2 2 18 9.0 1 21 9.0 Total...... 9 410 45.6 56 2 0 4 0 OPESEYITAN, Charles 2 1 32 32.0 0 32 16.0 Opponents...... 12 488 40.7 51 0 0 2 0 COLLUMS, Jake 2 1 6 6.0 0 6 3.0 Total...... 2 38 549 14.4 6 45 274.5 KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Opponents...... 2 36 441 12.2 1 68 220.5 JEFFERIS, C. 11 680 61.8 1 0

FITZPATRICK 4 243 60.8 1 0 |------PATs ------| Total...... 15 923 61.5 2 0 218 44.3 25 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Pts Opponents...... 7 438 62.6 0 0 147 41.6 28 FITZPATRICK, Kevin 0 4-4 9-10 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 21 JOHNSON, Trae 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 CLAY, Charles 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 SHELLEY, Slick 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 WILLIAMS, Jamad 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 JOHNSON, Damaris 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 KINNE, G.J. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Total...... 10 4-4 9-10 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 81 Opponents...... 2 3-4 2-2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 23

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G

KINNE, G.J. 2 81 124 521 646 323.0 JOHNSON, Damaris 2 7 59 0 59 29.5 WILLIAMS, Jamad 2 22 58 0 58 29.0 OPESEYITAN, Charles 2 11 55 0 55 27.5 CLAY, Charles 2 10 51 0 51 25.5 BOWER, Jacob 2 3 9 28 37 18.5 WHITMORE, A.J. 2 4 2 0 2 1.0 TEAM 1 1 -2 0 -2 -2.0 BEAVER, Shavodrick 2 3 -4 0 -4 -2.0 Total...... 2 143 352 549 901 450.5 Opponents...... 2 121 94 441 535 267.5

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G FITZPATRICK, K. 4-4 100.0 0-0 2-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 36 0 ------JOHNSON, Damaris 2 59 161 120 140 0 480 240.0 SHELLEY, Slick 2 0 133 0 0 0 133 66.5 FG SEQUENCE Tulsa OPPONENTS KINNE, G.J. 2 124 0 0 0 0 124 62.0 CLAY, Charles 2 51 50 0 0 0 101 50.5 Tulane (22),(33),(24) 31,(27),(29) OPESEYITAN, Charles 2 55 32 0 0 0 87 43.5 New Mexico (36) (48) JOHNSON, Trae 2 0 77 0 0 0 77 38.5 WILLIAMS, Jamad 2 58 18 0 0 0 76 38.0 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. WHITMORE, A.J. 2 2 72 0 0 0 74 37.0 DESTIN, John 2 0 0 0 0 32 32 16.0 BRYAN, Mike 2 0 0 0 0 18 18 9.0 CLINKSCALE, George 2 0 0 17 0 0 17 8.5 BOWER, Jacob 2 9 0 0 0 0 9 4.5 BLACK, Laquentin 2 0 0 0 7 0 7 3.5 COLLUMS, Jake 2 0 6 0 0 0 6 3.0 TEAM 1 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -2.0 BEAVER, Shavodrick 2 -4 0 0 0 0 -4 -2.0 Total...... 2 352 549 137 147 50 1235 617.5 Opponents...... 2 94 441 20 218 0 773 386.5

2009 TULSA INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

|------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf

43 BRYAN, Mike 2 10 8 18 5.5-11 0.5-2 1-18 . . . 1 . . 5 BROWN, DeAundre 2 10 7 17 1.5-10 1.0-10 ...... 24 DAVIS, Charles 2 12 2 14 1.0-1 ...... 6 LOCKETT, James 2 11 2 13 4.0-23 2.0-17 . 1 . . 1 . . 40 ANTLE, Tanner 2 4 6 10 2.0-7 2.0-7 ...... 27 SIMS, Kenny D. 2 5 3 8 . . . 1 . . . . . 32 ARNICK, Curnelius 2 5 1 6 1.0-2 ...... 56 SCOTT, Un'Tavious 2 4 1 5 3.0-16 2.0-14 . . . . 1 . . 93 DORRIS, Cory 2 3 2 5 2.0-14 2.0-14 . . . 2-0 2 . . 18 DESTIN, John 2 5 . 5 . . 2-32 ...... 8 CLINKSCALE, George 2 1 4 5 0.5-1 . . . . 1-0 . . . 42 MANGA, Ade' 2 3 1 4 ...... 20 BLACK, Laquentin 2 2 1 3 1.0-2 ...... 21 FLANDERS, John 2 2 1 3 ...... 96 GARRISON, Wilson 2 1 2 3 ...... 23 WILLIAMS, Jamad 2 3 . 3 1.0-1 . . . . . 1 . . 11 Dock, Alan 1 1 1 2 ...... 55 ROBINSON, Rashad 1 . 2 2 0.5-2 0.5-2 ...... 90 RAY, Odrick 2 . 2 2 ...... 1 . 26 McCOIL, Dexter 2 1 1 2 . . . 1 . . . . . 44 ABBOTT, Bo 2 . 1 1 ...... 37 OPESEYITAN, Charles 2 1 . 1 ...... 28 SARKISSIAN, Kaipo 1 1 . 1 ...... Total...... 2 85 48 133 23-90 10-66 3-50 3 . 3-0 6 1 . Opponents...... 2 89 82 171 15-76 8-51 . 3 . 2-92 3 . .

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES...... (2-0-0) (0-0-0) (2-0-0) (0-0-0) CONFERENCE...... (1-0-0) (0-0-0) (1-0-0) (0-0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (1-0-0) (0-0-0) (1-0-0) (0-0-0)

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND

*Sep 04, 2009 at Tulane W 37-13 27638 Sep 12, 2009 at New Mexico W 44-10 30051

2009 Tulsa Individual Superlatives

Longest Run from Scrimmage - 45 yards by G.J. Kinne vs. Most Passes Caught - 6 by A.J. Whitmore vs. UNM Tulane Most Yards Receiving - 101 yards by Damaris Johnson vs. Longest Run from Scrimmage for TD - 15 yards by G.J. New Mexico Kinne vs. Tulane Most TD's Receiving - 2 by Trae Johnson, Slick Shelley Longest Pass Play - 45 yards by G.J. Kinne to Slick Shelley vs. New Mexico vs. Tulane Most Points Scored (non-kicking) - 12 by Trae Johnson, Longest Pass Play for TD - 28 yards by G.J. Kinne to Trae Slick Shelley vs. New Mexico Johnson vs. New Mexico Most Points Scored Kicking- 13 by Kevin Fitzpatrick vs. Longest Kickoff Return - 39 yards by Damaris Johnson Tulane vs. Tulane Most Kickoff Returns - 3 by Damaris Johnson vs. Tulane, Longest Punt Return - 66 yards by Damaris Johnson vs. New Mexico Tulane (TD) Most Kickoff Return Yards - 76 by Damaris Johnson Longest Interception Return - 32 yards by John Destin vs. vs. Tulane Tulane Most Punt Returns - 3 by Damaris Johnson vs. Tulane, Longest Punt - 56 yards by Michael Such vs. New Mexico New Mexico Longest Field Goal - 36 yards by Kevin Fitzpatrick vs. UNM Most Punt Return Yards - 85 yards by Damaris Johnson Most Rushing Attempts - 13 by G.J. Kinne vs. Tulane, UNM vs. Tulane Most Rushing Yards - 77 yards by G.J. Kinne vs. Tulane Most Interceptions - 1 by Mike Bryan and John Destin vs. Most TD's Rushing - 1 by G.J. Kinne and Charles Clay vs. Tulane; John Destin vs. New Mexico Tulane; Charles Clay vs. UNM Most Interception Return Yards - 32 yards by John Desitn Most Passing Attempts - 35 by G.J. Kinne vs. UNM vs. Tulane Most Passes Completed - 22 by G.J. Kinne vs. UNM Most Field Goals Scored - 3 by Kevin Fitzpatrick vs. Most Passing Yards - 310 yards by G.J.Kinne vs. UNM Tulane Most TD Passes Thrown - 4 by G.J. Kinne vs UNM Most Punts - 6 by Michael Such vs. New Mexico Most Yards Total Offense - 363 yards by G.J. Kinne vs. Most Punt Yards - 292 yards by Michael Such vs. UNM New Mexico Best Punting Average (min. 2 punts) - 48.7 vs. UNM Most Offensive Plays - 48 by G.J. Kinne vs. UNM (6 punts)

2009 Team Season Highs and Lows

TULSA CATEGORY OPPONENTS 44 vs. New Mexico Points Scored 13, Tulane 37 vs. Tulane Low 10, New Mexico 22 vs. New Mexico First Downs 17, Tulane 19 vs. Tulane Low 6, New Mexico 44 vs. New Mexico Rushing Plays 34, Tulane 43 vs. Tulane Low 25, New Mexico 201 vs. Tulane Rushing Yards 55, New Mexico 151 vs. New Mexico Low 39, Tulane 36 vs. New Mexico Passes Attempted 32, Tulane 20 vs. Tulane Low 30, New Mexico 23 vs. New Mexico Passes Completed 19, Tulane 15 vs. Tulane Low 17, New Mexico 338 vs. New Mexico Passing Yardage 325, Tulane 211 vs. Tulane Low 116, New Mexico 80 vs. New Mexico Total Plays 66, Tulane 63 vs. Tulane Low 55, New Mexico 489 vs. New Mexico Total Offense 364,Tulane 412 vs. Tulane Low 171, New Mexico 6 vs. New Mexico Total Touchdowns 1, Tulane, UNM 4 vs. Tulane Low n/a 1 vs. Tulane, UNM Fumbles Lost 3, New Mexico n/a Low 0, Tulane 2009 Tulsa Starting Lineups

Offense Opponent QB RB RB WR WR WR RT RG C LG LT Tulane Kinne Williams Clay Whitmore D. Johnson Shelley Lazenby Puckett Dupy Anderson Holmes UNM Kinne Williams Clay Whitmore D. Johnson Shelley Lazenby Puckett Dupy Anderson Holmes Oklahoma SHSU Rice BSU UTEP SMU Houston ECU USM Memphis

Defense Opponent WE NG SE RLB MLB WLB BAN SPUR FS CB CB Tulane Dorris Garrison Ray Clinkscale Bryan Antle Brown Lockett Davis Destin KD Sims UNM Dorris Garrison Ray Clinkscale Bryan Antle Brown Lockett Davis Destin KD Sims Oklahoma SHSU Rice BSU UTEP SMU Houston ECU USM Memphis

2009 OPPONENT Individual Superlatives

Longest Run from Scrimmage - 21 yards by Andre Most Yards of Total Offense - 241 yards by Joe Kemp, Anderson, Tulane Tulane Longest Run from Scrimmage for TD - none Most Offensive Plays - 32 by Joe Kemp, Tulane Longest Pass Play - 68 yards by Joe Kemp to Jeremy Most Points Scored (non-kicking) - 6 by Casey Williams, Tulane Robottom, Tulane; Tray Hardaway, New Mexico Longest Pass Play for TD - 20 yards by Joe Kemp to Most Points Scored Kicking - 7 by Ross Thevenot, Casey Robottom, Tulane Tulane Longest Kickoff Return - 38 yards by Payten Jason, Most Kickoff Returns - 4 by D.J. Banks, Tulane Tulane Most Kickoff Return Yards - 64 yards by Payten Jason, Longest Punt Return - 16 yards by Casey Robottom, Tulane Tulane Most Punt Returns - 2 by Frankie Solomon, UNM Longest Interception Return - none Most Punt Return Yards - 16 yards by Casey Robotom, Longest Punt - 51 yards by Adam Miller, New Mexico Tulane Longest Field Goal - 48 yards by James Aho, New Mexico Most Interceptions - none Most Rushing Attempts - 19 by Andre Anderson, Tulane Most Interception Return Yards - none Most Rushing Yards - 49 yards by Andre Anderson, Tulane Most Field Goals Scored - 2 by Ross Thevenot, Tulane Most TD's Rushing - none Most Punts - 8 by Adam Miller, New Mexico Most Passing Attempts - 26 by Joe Kemp, Tulane Most Punting Yards - 345 yards by Adam Miller, New Most Passes Completed - 16 by Joe Kemp, Tulane Mexico Most Passing Yards - 278 yards by Joe Kemp, Tulane Best Punting Average (more than 1 punt) - 43.1 yards Most TD Passes Thrown - 1 by Joe Kemp, Tulane by Adams Miller, New Mexico (8 punts) Most Passes Caught - 6 by Casey Robotom, Tulane Most Yards Receiving - 139 yards by Jeremy Williams, Tulane

2009 TEAM Game-By-Game Summaries

TU TLN TU Rice TU UH First Downs 19 17 First Downs First Downs Total Net Yards 412 364 Total Net Yards Total Net Yards Offensive Plays 63 66 Offensive Plays Offensive Plays Yards Per Play 6.5 5.5 Yards Per Play Yards Per Play Rushes/Net Yards 43-201 34-39 Rushes/Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards Net Passing Yards 211 325 Net Passing Yards Net Passing Yards Passes Comp/Att. 15-20 19-32 Passes Comp/Att. Passes Comp/Att. Had Intercepted 0 2 Had Intercepted Had Intercepted Punts/Average 3-39.3 4-35.8 Punts/Average Punts/Average Penalties/Yards 3-27 4-30 Penalties/Yards Penalties/Yards Fumbles/Lost 1-1 1-0 Fumbles/Lost Fumbles/Lost Sacks by 5-39 4-28 Sacks by Sacks by 3rd Down Conv/Att. 4-10 5-16 3rd Down Conv/Att. 3rd Down Conv/Att. 4th Down Conv/Att. 0-1 1-3 4th Down Conv/Att. 4th Down Conv/Att. Possession Time 27:16 32:44 Possession Time Possession Time

TU UNM TU BSU TU ECU First Downs 22 6 First Downs First Downs Total Net Yards 489 171 Total Net Yards Total Net Yards Offensive Plays 80 55 Offensive Plays Offensive Plays Yards Per Play 6.1 3.1 Yards Per Play Yards Per Play Rushes/Net Yards 44-151 25-55 Rushes/Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards Net Passing Yards 338 116 Net Passing Yards Net Passing Yards Passes Comp/Att. 23-36 17-30 Passes Comp/Att. Passes Comp/Att. Had Intercepted 0 1 Had Intercepted Had Intercepted Punts/Average 6-48.7 8-43.1 Punts/Average Punts/Average Penalties 4-53 7-63 Penalties Penalties Fumbles/Lost 2-1 6-3 Fumbles/Lost Fumbles/Lost Sacks by 5-27 4-23 Sacks by Sacks by 3rd Down Conv/Att. 8-17 1-15 3rd Down Conv/Att. 3rd Down Conv/Att. 4th Down Conv/Att. 1-2 1-3 4th Down Conv/Att. 4th Down Conv/Att. Possession Time Possession Time Possession Time

TU OU TU UTEP TU USM First Downs First Downs First Downs Total Net Yards Total Net Yards Total Net Yards Offensive Plays Offensive Plays Offensive Plays Yards Per Play Yards Per Play Yards Per Play Rushes/Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards Net Passing Yards Net Passing Yards Net Passing Yards Passes Comp/Att. Passes Comp/Att. Passes Comp/Att. Had Intercepted Had Intercepted Had Intercepted Punts/Average Punts/Average Punts/Average Penalties/Yards Penalties/Yards Penalties/Yards Fumbles/Lost Fumbles/Lost Fumbles/Lost Sacks by Sacks by Sacks by 3rd Down Conv/Att. 3rd Down Conv/Att. 3rd Down Conv/Att. 4th Down Conv/Att. 4th Down Conv/Att. 4th Down Conv/Att. Possession Time Possession Time Possession Time

TU SHSU TU SMU TU MEM First Downs First Downs First Downs Total Net Yards Total Net Yards Total Net Yards Offensive Plays Offensive Plays Offensive Plays Yards Per Play Yards Per Play Yards Per Play Rushes/Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards Rushes/Net Yards Net Passing Yards Net Passing Yards Net Passing Yards Passes Comp/Att. Passes Comp/Att. Passes Comp/Att. Had Intercepted Had Intercepted Had Intercepted Punts/Average Punts/Average Punts/Average Penalties Penalties Penalties Fumbles/Lost Fumbles/Lost Fumbles/Lost Sacks by Sacks by Sacks by 3rd Down Conv/Att. 3rd Down Conv/Att. 3rd Down Conv/Att. 4th Down Conv/Att. 4th Down Conv/Att. 4th Down Conv/Att. Possession Time Possession Time Possession Time

2009 Game-by-game Offensive statistics

RUSHING Clay Williams Kinne Opeseyitan Kinne Whitmore Bower Beaver Opponent A-Yds-Td A-Yds-Td A-Yds-Td A-Yds-Td A-Yds-Td A-Yds-Td A-Yds-Td A-Yds-Td A-Yds-Td A-Yds-Td Tulane 9-50-1 12-34-0 13-77-1 2-15-0 13-77-1 3/-4/0 0-0-0 0-0-0 UNM 1-1-0 10-24-0 13-53-0 9-40-0 14-47-0 1-6-0 2-9-0 3/-4/0 Oklahoma SHSU Rice Boise St. UTEP SMU Houston East Carolina Southern Miss Memphis

PASSING Kinne Bower Beaver PUNT RETURNS D. Johnson KO RETURNS D. Johnson Opponent C-A-I-Yds-Td C-A-I-Yds-Td C-A-I-Yds-Td Opponent No-Yds-TD-Lg Opponent No-Yds-TD-Lg Tulane 15-20-0-211-1 0-0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0-0 Tulane 3-85-1-66 Tulane 3-76-0-39 UNM 22-35-0-310-4 1-1-0-28-1 0-0-0-0-0 UNM 3-35-0-24 UNM 3-64-0-24 Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma SHSU SHSU SHSU Rice Rice Rice Boise St. Boise St. Boise St. UTEP UTEP UTEP SMU SMU SMU Houston Houston Houston East Carolina East Carolina East Carolina Southern Miss Southern Miss Southern Miss Memphis Memphis Memphis

RECEIVING Clay Shelley D. Johnson Whitmore T. Johnson Opeseyitan Collums J. Williams Opponent R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td Tulane 2-28-0 5-68-0 3-60-0 3-20-0 2-35-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 UNM 2-22-0 4-65-2 4-101-0 6-52-0 3-42-2 1-32-0 1-6-0 2-18-1 Oklahoma SHSU Rice Boise St. UTEP SMU Houston East Carolina Southern Miss Memphis

RECEIVING Opponent R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td R-Yds-Td Tulane UNM Oklahoma SHSU Rice Boise St. UTEP SMU Houston East Carolina Southern Miss Memphis

2009 Game-by-game tackles chart

DEFENSE TLN UNM OU SHSU RICE BSU UTEP SMU UH ECU USM MEM S-AT S-AT S-AT S-AT S-AT S-AT S-AT S-AT S-AT S-AT S-AT S-AT Secondary Black 0-0 2-1 Brown 8-6 2-1 Davis 6-1 6-1 Destin 3-0 2-0 Flanders 0-1 2-0 Lockett 4-1 8-1 McCoil 1-0 0-1 KD Sims 3-1 2-2

Linebackers Antle 3-6 1-0 Arnick 2-0 3-1 Bryan 7-4 3-4 Clinkscale 1-2 1-1 Dock 0-0 1-1 Manga 2-0 1-1 Robinson 0-0 0-2 Sarkissian 1-0 dnp

Line Bufford 0-0 0-0 Dorris 1-1 2-1 Garrison 1-2 0-0 Jackson dnp 0-0 McGee 0-0 dnp Ray 0-1 0-1 Scott 2-1 2-0

Others Abbott 0-0 0-1 Opeseyitan 1-0 0-0 J. Williams 0-0 3-0

KEY: S - solo tackles; AT- assisted tackles THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED . . . Passing • A Golden Hurricane player threw for 300+ yards was when G.J. Kinne threw for 310 yards vs. New Mexico on Sept. 12, 2009. • A Tulsa player threw for 400+ yards was when David Johnson completed 21-of-27 passes for 434 yards vs. UTEP on Oct. 18, 2008. • A Golden Hurricane player threw for five touchdowns was when David Johnson threw five TD passes vs. UTEP on Oct. 18, 2008 • A Golden Hurricane player threw for six touchdowns was when David Johnson threw six TD passes vs. New Mexico on Sept. 20, 2008.• • A Tulsa player threw for seven or more touchdowns was when Jerry Rhome threw seven TD passes vs. Louisville on Oct. 17, 1964. • A Golden Hurricane player threw for at least 300 yards in five straight games was Paul Smith in all 14 games of 2007.

Receiving • A Golden Hurricane player had 100+ yards in receiving yards was when Damaris Johnson had 101 yards on 4 receptions against New Mexico on Sept. 12, 2009. • A Tulsa player had 200+ yards in receiving yards was when Brennan Marion had 233 yards on six receptions vs. UTEP on Oct. 18, 2008. • A Golden Hurricane player had five or more 100-yard receiving games in a season was Brennan's Marion's six in 2007. • A Golden Hurricane player had more than five consecutive 100-yard receiving games was in 1993 when Chris Penn had six straight. Before that, Howard Twilley had six straight in 1965. • A Golden Hurricane player had three or more receiving touchdowns in a game was when Brennan Marion had three TD receptions vs. UTEP on Oct. 18, 2008. • A Tulsa player had four or more receiving touchdowns in a game was when Chris Penn had four TD catches vs. East Carolina on Nov. 6, 1993. • A Golden Hurricane player had seven or more 100 yard receiving games in a single season was Garrett Mills' seven in 2005. • A Golden Hurricane player had eight or more 100 yard receiving games in a single season was Chris Penn's eight in 1993. Dan Bitson had eight in 1989 and Howard Twilley also had eight in 1965. • Two Golden Hurricane players had 100 yards or more receiving in the same game was when Slick Shelley had 129 yards on 6 receptions and Damaris Johnson had 109 yards on 5 receptions vs. New Mexico Sept. 20, 2008. • Tulsa had two receivers catch passes for over 100 yards in back-to-back games came vs. UTEP (Oct. 6,2007) and Marshall (Oct. 13, 2007) with Brennan Marion (136) and Trae Johnson (126) vs. UTEP and Brennan Marion (114) and Charles Clay (102) vs. Marshall.

Rushing • A Golden Hurricane running back rushed for 100+ yards was when Tarrion Adams had 207 yards on 19 carries vs. Ball State on Jan. 6, 2009. • A Tulsa quarterback rushed for 100+ yards was when gained 121 yards on 14 carries vs. UTEP on Nov. 1, 2003. • A Golden Hurricane running back rushed for 200+ yards was when Tarrion Adams had 207 yards on 19 carries vs. Ball State on Jan. 6, 2009 • A Golden Hurricane running back rushed for 300+ yards was when Tarrion Adams had 323 yards on 33 carries vs. Tulane on Nov. 22, 2008. • A Tulsa player had at least five 100+ rushing games in a season was Tarrion Adams in 2008 with eight. • A Golden Hurricane player had at least three straight 100-yard rushing games in a season was Tarrion Adams in four games twice in 2008. • A Golden Hurricane player had at least four straight 100-yard rushing games in a season was Tarrion Adams in four games twice in 2008. • A Golden Hurricane player had at least five consecutive 100-yard rushing games in a season was when Chris Hughley had eight straight 100- yard rushing games in 1991. • A Tulsa player rushed for three TDs in a game was Tarrion Adams with three touchdowns vs. Ball State on Jan. 6, 2009. • A Golden Hurricane quarterback rushed for three TDs in a game was Paul Smith with three TDs vs. UTEP on Oct. 6, 2007. • A Tulsa player rushed for four touchdowns in a game was Ron Jackson when he had four TDs vs. San Diego State in the 1991 Freedom Bowl. • Two Golden Hurricane players rushed for 100+ yards was when Tarrion Adams and Courtney Tennial ran for 116 and 109 yards, respectively, vs. Rice on Nov. 11, 2006. • Two Golden Hurricane players rushed for 200+ yards in the same game was when Gordon Brown gained 214 yards (23 rushes) and gained 206 yards (26 rushes) vs. Wichita State on Nov. 2, 1985. • Three Golden Hurricane players rushed for 100+ yards in the same game was when Derrick Ellison and Gill Johnson rushed for 177 yards apiece and Kenneth Lee had 106 yards vs. Wichita State on Nov. 1, 1986. • Two Golden Hurricane players rushed for 200+ yards in the same season was when Brandon Diles (202 vs. Nevada) and Uril Parrish (229 vs. San Jose State) did it in the 2004 season.

Miscellaneous • A Golden Hurricane player led the team in rushing yards, passing yards and receiving yards in one game was when James Kilian did it vs. Hawaii on Oct. 4, 2003. He had 106 passing, 115 rushing and 35 receiving yards. • A Golden Hurricane player caught a TD, threw a TD and rushed for a TD in one game was Tarrion Adams vs. BGSU on Jan. 6, 2008 • A Golden Hurricane player returned a punt for a TD was when Damaris Johnson had a 66-yard TD return vs. Tulane on Sept. 4, 2009 • A Golden Hurricane player returned more than one punt for a touchdown in a season was when Donald Shoals returned two punts for touchdowns in 2000. He had a 71-yard punt return against Rice and a 41-yard punt return vs. Hawaii. • A Golden Hurricane player returned a kickoff for a TD was when Damaris Johnson returned one 94 yards vs. UTEP on Oct. 18, 2008. • A Golden Hurricane player had two or more kickoff returns for touchdowns in a single season was when Ashlan Davis had an NCAA record five kickoff returns for TDs in 2004. • A Tulsa player returned an interception for a touchdown was when Roy Roberts had a 41-yard IINT return vs. New Mexico on Sept. 20, 2008. • Two Golden Hurricane players each had 2 or more interceptions in the same game came when Charles Davis and Roy Roberts each had two pickoffs against New Mexico on Sept. 20,2008. • A Golden Hurricane player returned a fumble for a touchdown was when Bobby Klinck had a 19-yard return vs. Rice on Oct. 15, 2005. • Two Golden Hurricane players returned a fumble for a TD in the same year was when Anthony Germany had a 32-yard return vs. North Texas on Sept. 17, 2005 and Bobby Klinck had a 19-yard return vs. Rice on Oct. 15, 2005. • A Golden Hurricane player returned a blocked punt for a touchdown was when Nick Graham blocked the punt and Kinny Spotwood ran 23 yards vs. Houston on Oct. 1, 2005. • A Golden Hurricane player had two fumble recoveries in one game was Cory Dorris vs. New Mexico on Sept. 12, 2009. • A Golden Hurricane player caused two fumbles in a game was Cory Dorris vs. New Mexico on Sept. 12, 2009. • A Golden Hurricane player had two or more interceptions in a game was when Charles Davis and Roy Roberts each had two interceptions against New Mexico on Sept. 20,2008. • A Golden Hurricane punter did not attempt a punt in two straight games was Michael Such vs. New Mexico and UCA in the 2008 season.

TULSA ALPHABETICAL ROSTER VS. OKLAHOMA No. player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl/Exp Hometown Previous School 44 Bo Abbott DS 5-10 188 So-SQ Liberal, Kan. Liberal 72 Clint Anderson OG 6-2 285 So-1L Allen, Texas Allen 40 Tanner Antle LB 6-4 225 Jr-2L Claremore, Okla. Foyil 32 Curnelius Arnick LB 6-1 230 So-1L Dallas, Texas Carter 7 Shavodrick Beaver QB 6-3 190 Fr-HS Wichita Falls, Texas Rider 58 Jon Bell C 6-2 274 Jr-2L Shreveport, La. Evangel Christian 20 Laquentin Black CB 5-10 175 Jr-JC Davis, Okla North Iowa Area CC 15 Jacob Bower QB 6-3 242 Jr-1L Meridian, Idaho Bakersfield CC 39 Michael Britton TE 5-10 241 So-SQ Bedford, Texas Nolan 51 Michael Brodsky DS 6-1 210 Fr-HS Alpharetta, Ga. Milton 5 DeAundre Brown DB 5-11 195 So-1L Arlington, Texas Seguin 43 Mike Bryan LB 6-3 226 Sr-3L Coweta, Okla. Coweta 54 Daeshon Bufford DE 6-3 245 Fr-HS Edmond, Okla. Santa Fe 19 Josh Burris DB 5-10 190 Sr-2L Garland, Texas South Garland 34 Willie Carter FB 6-2 206 Fr-RS Crockett, Texas Crockett 9 Charles Clay FB 6-3 230 Jr-2L Little Rock, Ark. Central 8 George Clinkscale DE 6-0 238 Sr-3L Cedar Hill, Texas Cedar Hill 84 Genesis Cole WR 6-1 182 So-SQ Little Rock, Ark. Central 86 Jake Collums TE 6-4 242 Sr-3L Enid, Okla. Enid 16 Brett Davis WR 5-11 188 Fr-HS Shawnee, Okla. Shawnee 24 Charles Davis DB 5-9 180 Sr-3L Fort Worth, Texas North Crowley 73 Brian DeShane OG 6-3 290 Fr-HS Tulsa, Okla. Union 18 John Destin DB 6-0 195 Sr-2L Belle Glade, Fla. Rock Valley CC 11 Alan Dock LB 5-10 203 So-1L Giddings, Texas Giddings 93 Cory Dorris DE 6-4 255 Fr-RS Jenks, Okla. Jenks 53 Trent Dupy C 6-2 280 Fr-HS Enid, Okla .Enid 47 Kevin Fitzpatrick PK 6-2 188 So-1L Jensen Beach, Fla. Jensen Beach 21 John Flanders DB 5-10 170 So-1L Midwest City, Okla. Midwest City 89 Chris Ford WR 6-2 189 So-SQ Fort Worth, Texas North Crowley 96 Wilson Garrison NG 6-3 283 Sr-2L Hinton, Okla. NEO A&M 60 Nick Gates OG 6-2 270 Jr-2L Tulsa, Okla. Holland Hall 77 Jared Grigg OT 6-4 275 Fr-RS Hindsville, Ark. Har-ber 85 Kollin Hancock WR 6-0 191 Sr-SQ Columbus, Ohio College of the Redwood 78 Tyler Holmes OT 6-4 306 So-1L Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Merivale 92 Derrick Jackson NG 6-2 266 Fr-RS Del City, Okla. Del City 12 Jordan James WR 6-2 197 Fr-HS Lafayette, La. St. Thomas More 30 Cory Jefferis PK 5-10 175 So-1L Claremore, Okla. Claremore 3 Damaris Johnson WR 5-8 170 So-1L Norco, La. Destrehan 5 Ricky Johnson WR 6-2 190 Fr-HS Lafayette, La. Carencro 1 Trae Johnson WR 5-11 180 Jr-2L Grand Prairie, Texas South Grand Prairie 11 Freeman Kelley WR 5-11 165 Fr-HS Lancaster, Texas Lancaster 4 G.J. Kinne QB 6-2 215 So-RS Mesquite, Texas Gilmer 70 David Lazenby OT 6-5 305 Jr-JC Eclectic, Ala. Fort Scott CC 6 James Lockett DB 5-11 203 Sr-1L Arlington, Texas Masfield Summit 42 Ade’ Manga LB 6-2 215 Sr-1L Winfield, Kan. Coffeyville JC 26 Dexter McCoil DB 6-4 175 Fr-HS Lutcher, La. Lutcher 99 Gabe McGee NG 6-1 305 Fr-HS Duncan, Okla. Duncan 65 Gabe Moyer OG 6-2 311 Fr-GS Oklahoma City, Okla. Bishop McGuinness 37 Charles Opeseyitan RB 5-10 205 So-1L Allen, Texas Allen 76 Curt Puckett OG 6-4 309 Sr-2L Coweta, Okla. Coweta 90 Odrick Ray DE 6-3 261 Jr-2L Athens, Texas Athens 46 Rashad Robinson DE 6-1 246 So-1L McKinney, Texas North 28 Kaipo Sarkissian LB 6-1 225 Sr-1L Waimanalo, Hawaii El Camino JC 56 Un’Tavious Scott DE 6-3 245 Sr-1L Pahokee, Fla. Reedley JC 82 Clay Sears TE 6-4 223 Jr-1L Fredericksburg, Texas NEO A&M 88 Slick Shelley WR 6-4 200 Sr-1L Fort Smith, Ark. Tennessee 27 Kenny D. Sims DB 5-11 197 Sr-3L St. Louis, Mo. Hazelwood Central 8 Alex Singleton RB 6-1 235 Fr-HS LaPlace, La. East St. John 4 Reid Singleton DB 5-10 175 So-SQ Fort Worth, Texas North Crowley 10 Justin Skillens WR 5-9 165 Fr-HS Tulsa, Okla. BT Washington 87 Justin Smith WR 5-11 168 Fr-RS League City, Texas Clear Creek 79 Eric Sproal OG 6-4 305 So-JC Placentia, Calif. Santa Ana 35 Michael Such P 6-2 198 Jr-2L Allen, Texas Nebraska Univ. 75 Brandon Thomas OT 6-5 285 So-SQ Cleveland, Ohio Nordonia 98 Maurice White DE 6-6 246 Fr-GS Midwest City, Okla. Midwest City 2 A.J. Whitmore WR 5-9 172 Jr-2L Nashville, Ark. Nashville 7 Trent Wilkins DB 5-11 198 Fr-RS Duncan, Okla. Duncan 23 Jamad Williams RB 5-9 212 Jr-2L Midwest City, Okla. Midwest City 41 Cody Wilson LB 6-0 220 Fr-HS Broken Arrow, Okla. Lincoln Christian TULSA NUMERICAL ROSTER VS. OKLAHOMA

No. player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl/Exp Hometown Previous School 1 Trae Johnson WR 5-11 180 Jr-2L Grand Prairie, Texas South Grand Prairie 2 A.J. Whitmore WR 5-9 172 Jr-2L Nashville, Ark. Nashville 3 Damaris Johnson WR 5-8 170 So-1L Norco, La. Destrehan 4 G.J. Kinne QB 6-2 215 So-RS Mesquite, Texas Gilmer 4 Reid Singleton DB 5-10 175 So-SQ Fort Worth, Texas North Crowley 5 DeAundre Brown DB 5-11 195 So-1L Arlington, Texas Seguin 5 Ricky Johnson WR 6-2 190 Fr-HS Lafayette, La. Carencro 6 James Lockett DB 5-11 203 Sr-1L Arlington, Texas Mansfield Summit 7 Shavodrick Beaver QB 6-3 190 Fr-HS Wichita Falls, Texas Rider 7 Trent Wilkins DB 5-11 198 Fr-RS Duncan, Okla. Duncan 8 George Clinkscale DE 6-0 238 Sr-3L Cedar Hill, Texas Cedar Hill 8 Alex Singleton RB 6-1 235 Fr-HS LaPlace, La. East St. John 9 Charles Clay FB 6-3 230 Jr-2L Little Rock, Ark. Central 10 Justin Skillens WR 5-9 165 Fr-HS Tulsa, Okla. BT Washington 11 Alan Dock LB 5-10 203 So-1L Giddings, Texas Giddings 11 Freeman Kelley WR 5-11 165 Fr-HS Lancaster, Texas Lancaster 12 Jordan James WR 6-2 197 Fr-HS Lafayette, La. St. Thomas More 15 Jacob Bower QB 6-3 242 Jr-1L Meridian, Idaho Bakersfield CC 16 Brett Davis WR 5-11 188 Fr-HS Shawnee, Okla. Shawnee 18 John Destin DB 6-0 195 Sr-2L Belle Glade, Fla .Rock Valley CC 19 Josh Burris DB 5-10 190 Sr-2L Garland, Texas South Garland 20 Laquentin Black CB 5-10 175 Jr-JC Davis, Okla. North Iowa Area CC 21 John Flanders DB 5-10 170 So-1L Midwest City, Okla. Midwest City 23 Jamad Williams RB 5-9 212 Jr-2L Midwest City, Okla. Midwest City 24 Charles Davis DB 5-9 180 Sr-3L Fort Worth, Texas North Crowley 26 Dexter McCoil DB 6-4 175 Fr-HS Lutcher, La. Lutcher 27 Kenny D. Sims DB 5-11 197 Sr-3L St. Louis, Mo. Hazelwood Central 28 Kaipo Sarkissian LB 6-1 225 Sr-1L Waimanalo, Hawaii El Camino JC 30 Cory Jefferis PK 5-10 175 So-1L Claremore, Okla. Claremore 32 Curnelius Arnick LB 6-1 230 So-1L Dallas, Texas Carter 34 Willie Carter FB 6-2 206 Fr-RS Crockett, Texas Crockett 35 Michael Such P 6-2 198 Jr-2L Allen, Texas Nebraska Univ. 37 Charles Opeseyitan RB 5-10 205 So-1L Allen, Texas Allen 39 Michael Britton TE 5-10 241 So-SQ Bedford, Texas Nolan Catholic 40 Tanner Antle LB 6-4 225 Jr-2L Claremore, Okla. Foyil 41 Cody Wilson LB 6-0 220 Fr-HS Broken Arrow, Okla. Lincoln Christian 42 Ade’ Manga LB 6-2 215 Sr-1L Winfield, Kan. Coffeyville JC 43 Mike Bryan LB 6-3 226 Sr-3L Coweta, Okla. Coweta 44 Bo Abbott DS 5-10 188 So-SQ Liberal, Kan. Liberal 46 Rashad Robinson LB 6-1 246 So-1L McKinney, Texas North 47 Kevin Fitzpatrick PK 6-2 188 So-1L Jensen Beach, Fla. Jensen Beach 51 Michael Brodsky DS 6-1 210 Fr-HS Alpharetta, Ga. Milton 53 Trent Dupy C 6-2 280 Fr-HS Enid, Okla. Enid 54 Daeshon Bufford DE 6-3 245 Fr-HS Edmond, Okla. Santa Fe 56 Un’Tavious Scott DE 6-3 245 Sr-1L Pahokee, Fla. Reedley JC 58 Jon Bell C 6-2 274 Jr-2L Shreveport, La. Evangel Christian 60 Nick Gates OG 6-2 270 Jr-2L Tulsa, Okla. Holland Hall 65 Gabe Moyer OG 6-2 311 Fr-GS Oklahoma City, Okla. Bishop McGuinness 70 David Lazenby OT 6-5 305 Jr-JC Eclectic, Ala. Fort Scott CC 72 Clint Anderson OG 6-2 285 So-1L Allen, Texas Allen 73 Brian DeShane OG 6-3 290 Fr-HS Tulsa, Okla. Union 75 Brandon Thomas OT 6-5 285 So-SQ Cleveland, Ohio Nordonia 76 Curt Puckett OG 6-4 309 Sr-2L Coweta, Okla. Coweta 77 Jared Grigg OT 6-4 275 Fr-RS Hindsville, Ark. Har-ber 78 Tyler Holmes OT 6-4 306 So-1L Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Merivale 79 Eric Sproal OG 6-4 305 So-JC Placentia, Calif. Santa Ana 82 Clay Sears TE 6-4 223 Jr-1L Fredericksburg, Texas NEO A&M 84 Genesis Cole WR 6-1 182 So-SQ Little Rock, Ark. Central 85 Kollin Hancock WR 6-0 191 Sr-SQ Columbus, Ohio College of the Redwoods 86 Jake Collums TE 6-4 242 Sr-3L Enid, Okla. Enid 87 Justin Smith WR 5-11 168 Fr-RS League City, Texas Clear Creek 88 Slick Shelley WR 6-4 200 Sr-1L Fort Smith, Ark. Tennessee 89 Chris Ford WR 6-2 189 So-SQ Fort Worth, Texas North Crowley 90 Odrick Ray DE 6-3 261 Jr-2L Athens, Texas Athens 92 Derrick Jackson NG 6-2 266 Fr-RS Del City, Okla. Del City 93 Cory Dorris DE 6-4 255 Fr-RS Jenks, Okla. Jenks 96 Wilson Garrison NG 6-3 283 Sr-2L Hinton, Okla. NEO A&M 98 Maurice White DE 6-6 246 Fr-GS Midwest City, Okla. Midwest City 99 Gabe McGee NG 6-1 305 Fr-HS Duncan, Okla. Duncan