2003 A&M FOOTBALL

(0-0, 0-0 SBC) ARKANSAS ST. TEXAS A&M (0-0, 0-0 B12)

VS. FRANCHIONE ERA OPENS AT A&M --- INDIANS AGGIES The era at Texas ASSOCIATED PRESS — Not Ranked A&M opens with the Aggies facing off ASSOCIATED PRESS — Receiving Votes against the Indians of Arkansas State USA TODAY/ESPN —Not Ranked USA TODAY/ESPN —Receiving Votes on Aug. 30 at . The dean of Big 12 head coaches, Date Opponent Site Date Opponent Result/Time Franchione has won eight conference 08/30 at Texas A&M ...... 7 p.m. 08/30 ARKANSAS STATE (PPV) ...... 7 p.m. championships and a divisional crown (PPV) in his 20 seasons. 09/06 Tennessee-Martin ...... 6 p.m. 09/06 UTAH ...... 7 p.m. 09/13 Southeast Missouri St...... 6 p.m. 09/18 at Virginia Tech (ESPN) ...... 6:30 p.m. COMPLETE STAFF 09/20 at Tulsa...... 6 p.m. 09/27 PITTSBURGH ...... TBA JOINS COACH FRAN AT TEXAS A&M --- 09/27 at Memphis ...... 1 p.m. 10/04 * at Texas Tech ...... TBA First-year Aggie Dennis 10/04 • Louisiana-Monroe (LR) ...... 6 p.m. 10/11 * BAYLOR ...... TBA Franchione brought his entire staff 10/11 at Mississippi...... 1 p.m. 10/18 * at Nebraska ...... TBA from Alabama to Texas A&M, marking 10/25 • at Utah State ...... 2 p.m. 10/25 * OKLAHOMA STATE ...... TBA the first time the Aggie football program has had a completely new coaching 11/01 • at New Mexico State ...... 6 p.m. 11/01 * KANSAS ...... TBA staff since 1954 when Paul “Bear” 11/08 • Idaho ...... 2 p.m. 11/08 * at Oklahoma ...... TBA Bryant brought most of his Kentucky 11/15 • at North Texas ...... 3:05 p.m. 11/15 * at Missouri ...... TBA staff to Aggieland. (ABC) 11/20 • Middle Tennessee St...... 6 p.m. 11/28 * TEXAS ...... 2:30 p.m.

A&M PRODUCES ALL TIMES ARE CENTRAL AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE NFL TALENT --- With 43 former players in the , Texas A&M ranks as the second-most prolific producer of NFL talent, according to the NFL (as of June 2003). Arkansas State INDIANS (0-0, 0-0 SBC) at Texas A&M AGGIES (0-0, 0-0 B12) FRAN’S A&M DEBUT--- KICKOFF --- 7 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 30, 2003 Texas A&M is the seventh head SITE (CAPACITY) --- Kyle Field, College Station, Texas (82,600 capacity) coaching stop for Franchione, who has RADIO INFORMATION --- The game will be broadcast by the 60-plus station Texas A&M Radio Net- posted 4-1-1 record in debut games at work. For a complete list of stations, go to: AggieAthletics.com. Calling the game on the A&M Radio Network are Dave South his previous schools. In season- (play-by-play), Tim Cassidy (commentary) and Chris Valletta (sideline reports). openes, Fran is 14-5-1 in 20 seasons. TV INFORMATION --- The game will be televised on a pay-per-view basis by Big 12 Special Order Sports, Fox Sports Net’s pay-per-view division. The game will be available to participating cable television systems in Texas and nationwide to satel- lite dish customers. Suggested retail price for each telecast is $29.95. A list of participating cable systems, as well as satellite FIVE AGGIES GET providers, offering the pay-per-view telecasts will be announced early next week. The A&M vs. Arkansas State game will be HALL CALL --- replayed on FSN Sunday, Aug. 31 at 1 p.m. central throughout the Southwest region (Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana The Texas A&M Athletics Hall of and parts of New Mexico). Fame Class of 2003 will include five GAME INFORMATION --- Texas A&M and Arkansas State have faced off on the gridiron twice prior to 2003 with the Aggies former standouts — Mike Arthur ‘90, notching victories at Kyle Field in 1983 (38-0) and 1984 (22-21) … Both games are memorable for different reasons. The James “Hoot” Gibson ‘76, Jesse N. Aggies easily won the 1983 contest on the strength of a school and record six field goals by Alan “Red” Burditt ‘47, Anjanette Kirkland Smith (44, 45, 42, 33, 59 and 57 yards). The 1984 game is remembered for the horrific ankle injury suffered by future all- ‘97, and Suzanne Sheffield-Chatham conference Kevin Murray. With Murray out, came off the bench to rally the Aggies to victory with a late throw to Jimmy Teal … This year’s game will be A&M’s first against a team from the state of Arkansas since ‘84. the Arkansas Razorbacks bolted from the SWC to the after the 1991 season. FRANCHIONE ERA OPENS career winning percentage ranks AT TEXAS A&M --- No. 8 among active head coaches The Dennis Franchione era at Texas with a minimum of five years of ser- A&M opens with the Aggies facing off vice. against the Indians of Arkansas State on Franchione is in his seventh stop Aug. 30 at Kyle Field. as a collegiate head coach, and Texas A&M is the seventh head coach- has coached previously at South- ing stop for Franchione, who has posted western (Kan.) College (1981-82), 4-1-1 record in debut games at his previ- Pittsburg State (1985-89), South- ous schools. west Texas State (1990-91), New Mexico (1992-97), TCU (1998- Fran’s Debut Games 2000) and Alabama (2001-02).He Southwestern (Kan.) College also served as an assistant coach 1981 Ottawa ...... T, 21-21 at Kansas State (1978-80) and Ten- Pittsburg State nessee Tech (1983-84). 1985 at Arkansas Tech ...... W, 24-13 The dean of Big 12 head Southwest Texas State coaches, Franchione has won eight 1990 at TAMU-Kingsville ...... W, 15-7 conference championships and a New Mexico divisional crown in his 20 seasons. 1992 TCU ...... W, 24-7 Last season, Franchione’s Alabama squad INSIDE THE NUMBERS --- TCU had the best record in the SEC West but 1998 at Iowa State ...... W, 31-21 2 National Coach of the Year Awards were ineligible for the crown. 2 Finalist for Paul “Bear” Bryant National Coach of Alabama the Year Award 2001 UCLA ...... L, 17-20 Winningest Active Div. I-A Coaches 4 Seasons with 11 wins Texas A&M (by Victories) 6 Consecutive winning seasons 2003 Arkansas State ...... Aug. 30 6 Seasons with 10 wins Rk Coach, School Yrs. Record Pct. 8 Seasons with 9 wins Coach Fran will be looking to continue a 1. , Penn St. 37 336-100-3 .769 9 Conference or division championships won relatively recent trend of Aggie coaches 2. Bobby Bowden, Florida St. 37 332- 96-4 .773 10 Conference or regional Coach of the Year Awards winning their debut games at A&M. Three 3. , South Carolina 31 238-120-7 .662 13 Games won by shutout of A&M’s last four head coaches were vic- 4. , Miss. St. 25 178-110-4 .616 14 Seasons scoring 300-plus points 5. Frank Beamer, Va. Tech 22 159- 92-4 .631 torious in their initial game. Prior to that, 17 Winning seasons in 20 years as head coach Ken Hatfield, Rice 24 159-115-4 .579 25 Games scoring 50-plus points however, four straight A&M head coaches 7. Dennis Franchione, A&M 20 155- 73-2 .678 45 Consecutive regular season games won at lost their first game in Aggieland. Overall, 8. Fisher DeBerry, Air Force 19 149- 83-1 .642 Pittsburg State (1985-89) A&M coaches are 16-8-1 in their debut 9. Mack Brown, Texas 19 135- 89-1 .602 64 Games limiting opponents to single digit scoring games. 10. Paul Pasqualoni, Syracuse 17 129- 64-1 .668 121 Consecutive games not been shutout 1992 Last time a Fran team was shutout (BYU, 35-0) Aggie Head Coaches in Debut Games Winningest Active Div. I-A Coaches R.C. Slocum (1989-2002) (by Percentage, 5-Year Minimum) 1989 Louisiana State ...... W, 28-6 Rk Coach, School Yrs. Record Pct. FRAN FACTS --- •Won the conference or division cham- Jackie Sherrill (1982-88) 1. Bob Pruett, Marshall 7 80- 13-0 .860 1982 Boston College ...... L, 16-38 2. , Tenn. 11 103- 25-0 .805 pionship nine times in 20 career sea- sons as a head coach Tom Wilson (1978-81) 3. Bobby Bowden, Florida St. 37 332- 96-4 .773 1978 Rice ...... W, 38-21 4. Joe Paterno, Penn St. 37 336-100-3 .769 •Two-time National Coach of the Year 5. Lloyd Carr, Michigan 8 76- 23-0 .768 • Has been named conference or re- (1972-78) 6. Frank Solich, Nebraska 5 49- 16-0 .754 1972 at Wichita State ...... W, 36-13 gional Coach of the Year 10 times 7. , Kansas St. 14 117- 51-1 .695 •Two-time finalist for the Paul "Bear" Gene Stalling (1965-71) 8. Dennis Franchione, A&M 20 155- 73-2 .678 Bryant National Coach of the Year 1965 at Louisiana State ...... L, 0-10 9. Paul Pasqualoni, Syracuse 17 129- 64-1 .668 Award (2000, 2002) 10. John Robinson, UNLV 16 124- 62-4 .663 (1962-64) • During his five years coaching in the 1962 at Louisiana State ...... L, 0-21 state of Texas, Coach Fran has posted (1958-61) Career Conference Crowns an overall record of 38-20. He posted 1958 Texas Tech (n) ...... L, 14-15 by current Big 12 Coaches a winning record in all five of those sea- Paul “Bear” Bryant (1954-57) Head Coach, School Yrs. Titles sons, never winning less than six 1954 Texas Tech ...... L, 9-41 Dennis Franchione, Texas A&M ...... 20 ...... 8 games. , Colorado ...... 13 ...... 3 • has been a staple of many of AMONG THE WINNINGEST --- Bob Stoops, Oklahoma ...... 4 ...... 2 Coach Fran's teams. He has held op- The 26th head football coach in Texas Gary Pinkel, Missouri ...... 12 ...... 1 ponents to single-digit points 64 times A&M history, Dennis Franchione is in his Frank Solich, Nebraska ...... 5 ...... 1 in his career. During his last five sea- , Kansas ...... 1 ...... none first season in Aggieland and his 21st sea- Guy Morriss, Baylor ...... 2 ...... none sons at TCU and Alabama, Fran- son as a collegiate head coach. Les Miles, Oklahoma State ...... 2 ...... none coached teams held opponents to With a career record of 155-73-2 as a Mike Leach, Texas Tech...... 3 ...... none single digits 18 times. Five of those oc- head coach, Coach Fran ranks as the sev- Dan McCarney, Iowa State ...... 8 ...... none curred at Alabama in 2002 as the Tide enth-winningest active Div. 1-A head coach Bill Snyder, Kansas State ...... 14 ...... none finished the year ranked third nation- in (by total wins). His 67.8 Mack Brown, Texas ...... 19 ...... none ally in total defense. 2 Fran in Season-Openers COMPLETE STAFF JOINS Kyle Charles ...... Spring Branch, Texas 1981 Ottawa ...... T, 21-21 COACH FRAN AT TEXAS A&M --- Kasey Cheshier ...... Duncanville, Texas 1982 Evangel ...... L, 3-23 Eric Crutchfield ...... Galena Park, Texas First-year Aggie head coach Dennis 1985 at Arkansas Tech ...... W, 24-13 Franchione brought his entire staff from Aldo De La Garza ...... New Braunfels, Texas 1986 Arkansas Tech ...... W, 57-37 Alabama to Texas A&M, marking the first Derek Farmer ...... Tyler, Texas 1987 at Lincoln ...... W, 59-7 Patrick Fleming ...... Colleyville, Texas 1988 Lincoln ...... W, 49-6 time the Aggie football program has had a 1989 at Truman State ...... W, 43-0 completely new coaching staff since 1954 Dawon Gentry...... Denison, Texas 1990 at TAMU-Kingsville ...... W, 15-7 when Paul “Bear” Bryant brought most of Jami Hightower ...... Jacksonville, Texas 1991 TAMU-Kingsville ...... W, 29-14 his Kentucky staff to Aggieland. Robert Jones ...... Cleburne, Texas 1992 TCU ...... W, 24-7 Franchione’s assistant average 24 years Keith Joseph ...... , Texas 1993 Brigham Young ...... L, 31-34 of coaching experience and they average Blake Kendrick ...... Willis, Texas 1994 at Texas Tech ...... L, 31-37 five seasons of tenure with Coach Fran. John S. Kirk ...... Athens, Texas 1995 Northern Arizona ...... W, 45-21 Three assistants — Stan Eggen, Jim Bob Lawrence Leahy ...... Yoakum, Texas 1996 at New Mexico State ...... W, 28-7 Helduser and Mark Tommerdahl — are in Wade Lightsey ...... , Texas 1997 Northern Arizona ...... W, 33-10 their fourth coaching stop under Haven Massey ...... Denton, Texas 1998 Iowa State ...... W, 31-21 Franchione. Three others — Kenith Pope, Don Muhlback...... Lufkin, Texas 1999 Arizona ...... L, 31-35 Les Koenning and are 2000 at Nevada ...... W, 41-10 Terrence Murphy ...... Tyler, Texas entering their third stop with Franchione. Layne Neumann ...... Hondo, Texas 2001 UCLA ...... L, 17-20 Helduser has the longest tenure as a 2002 Middle Tennessee State ...... W, 39-34 John David Nicholson .. Montgomery, Texas Record: 14-5-1 member of Coach Fran’s staff with eight seasons at Southwest Texas, TCU and Todd Pegram ...... Plano, Texas Alabama. Timothy Philbeck ...... Midland, Texas A&M’s Last 20 Season-Openers John Ray ...... Giddings, Texas 1983 Cal-Berkeley ...... L, 17-19 Two members of Franchione’s staff have David Ross ...... Forney, Texas 1984 Texas-El Paso ...... W, 20-17 collegiate head coaching experience — 1985 at Alabama ...... L, 10-23 Helduser, who assumed the head posi- Cody Scates ...... Tyler, Texas 1986 at Louisiana State ...... L, 17-35 tion at Southwest Texas after Franchione Chad Schroeder ...... Austin, Texas 1987 Louisiana State ...... L, 3-17 went to New Mexico, and , Taylor Schuster ...... Mission, Texas 1988 Nebraska (n) ...... L, 14-23 who served as head coach at Louisiana Anthony Squillante ...... Southlake, Texas 1989 Louisiana State ...... W, 28-16 Tech (1987) and North Carolina (1998- Scott Stickane ...... Trophy Club, Texas 1990 at Hawaii ...... W, 28-13 2000). Torbush’s 1987 Bulldog squad fell Ryan White ...... Austin, Texas 1991 Louisiana State ...... W, 45-7 to the Aggies at Kyle Field 32-3. 1992 Stanford (n) ...... W, 10-7 Fredrick Woods ...... Houston, Texas 1993 Louisiana State ...... W, 24-0 Jesse Woods ...... Katy, Texas 1994 at Louisiana State ...... W, 18-13 ACTION JAXSON --- 1995 Louisiana State ...... W, 33-17 Jaxson Appel (Friendswood, Texas / GRADUATES --- 1996 at Brigham Young ...... L, 37-41 Friendswood HS) finished his freshman A trio of Aggies enter their final season 1997 Sam Houston State ...... W, 59-6 season in 2002 with 69 tackles, the most of eligibility with their degree already in 1998 Florida State (n) ...... L, 13-23 ever by an Aggie freshman defensive back hand. 1999 Louisiana Tech (n) ...... W, 37-17 2000 at Notre Dame ...... L, 10-24 and third-most by any A&M freshman. Student-Athlete Degree Appel was the Aggies’ fourth-leading tack- 2001 McNeese State ...... W, 38-24 *André Brooks ...... management (BBA) ler last season despite missing two full 2002 La.-Lafayette ...... W, 31-7 John S. Kirk ...... construction science Record: 12-8-0 games and all but one play of another due Alan Reuber ...... management (BBA) to an ankle sprain. Appel posted a career- * — retired during fall camp A&M’s Last 20 Home-Openers best 10 stops in the regular season finale 1983 Cal-Berkeley ...... L, 17-19 against Texas and had nine stops against BACK IN ACTION --- 1984 Texas-El Paso ...... W, 20-17 three opponents. Junior Jonté Buhl (Pflugerville, Texas / 1985 Northeast Louisiana ...... W, 31-7 Appel also set an A&M freshman record Connally HS) will be back on the field in 1986 North Texas ...... W, 48-28 with four pickoffs in 2002, which broke the 1987 Louisiana State ...... L, 3-17 2003 after missing the 2002 season due previous record of two that was shared by 1988 Texas Tech ...... W, 50-15 to a knee injury he sustained on the open- five players. 1989 Louisiana State ...... W, 28-16 ing kickoff of the 2001 Galleryfurniture.com 1990 La.-Lafayette ...... W, 63-14 Bowl. As one of the Aggies’ top defensive 1991 Louisiana State ...... W, 45-7 ACADEMIC SCHOLARS --- reserves in 2000 and 2001, Buhl posted 1992 Tulsa ...... W, 19-9 Thirty-four members of the Aggie foot- 40 tackles and an while break- 1993 Louisiana State ...... W, 24-0 ball team received Texas A&M/Verizon Ath- ing up six opponent aerials. 1994 Oklahoma ...... W, 36-14 letics Scholar Awards at the annual A two-sport standout, Buhl earned track 1995 Louisiana State ...... W, 33-17 CHAMPS Awards Banquet last spring. To 1996 North Texas ...... W, 55-0 and field All-America honors in the 1,600- be considered for the award, the student- 1997 Sam Houston State ...... W, 59-6 meter relay in 2001, but redshirted in 2002 1998 Louisiana Tech ...... W, 28-7 athlete must achieve a cumulative GPR due to the injury and concentrated on foot- 1999 Tulsa ...... W, 62-13 of 3.00 or higher or a semester GPR of at ball in 2003. 2000 Wyoming ...... W, 51-3 least 3.00. 2001 McNeese State ...... W, 38-24 Student-Athlete Hometown 2002 La.-Lafayette ...... W, 31-7 Jaxson Appel ...... Friendswood, Texas Record: 18-2-0 Andre Brooks ...... Richwood, Texas Thomas Carriger ...... Skidmore, Texas 3 A-PLUS FOR CARTER --- BIG MAN ON CAMPUS --- LEADERSHIP COUNCIL --- First-year A-back Jason Carter (Caldwell, The biggest player on the Aggie defense Sixteen Aggies representing each posi- Texas / Caldwell HS) brings a variety of made a big impact in 2002. Marcus Jasmin tion group were elected to the Leadership skills to the Aggies’ new hybrid rusher/re- (6-foot-4, 310 pounds) produced 66 tack- Council last spring by vote of their team- ceiver position. Before shifting to A-back les, 10.5 tackles for losses and 5.5 quar- mates. last spring, Carter became the first A&M terback sacks in his first season as a starter quarterback to log a rushing attempt, a last season. His 66 stops and 5.5 sacks passing attempt and return punts and kick- were the most by an A&M noseguard since Dustin Long, Reggie McNeal offs in the same season since Charley first-team All-Southwest Conference pick RUNNING BACKS Milstead in the late 1950s. Sammy O’Brient posted 95 tackles in 1987 Derek Farmer, Oschlor Flemming Carter may have honed his versatility on and 7 sacks in 1985. RECEIVERS the basketball court where he was one of An excellent all-around athlete and Terrence Murphy the state’s top high school players before former high school basketball standout, OFFENSIVE LINE coming to Texas A&M to play football. Ap- Jasmin’s resume also includes a kickoff Geoff Hangartner, Alan Reuber parently he still has some skills on the hard- return for 9 yards, a pair of blocked kicks DEFENSIVE LINE wood — Carter was the pick of 67 of 88 and even had a pass come his way on a Linnis Smith teammates who responded to the ques- fake punt attempt. LINEBACKERS tion “Who is the team’s best basketball Archie McDaniel, Jared Morris player?” on the team survey. JONES BUILDS ON DEBUT --- SAFETIES Few players can boast of a more impres- Jaxson Appel FARMER FIGHT --- sive starting debut than Byron The Aggies’ leading rusher the past two Jones (Bay City, Texas / Bay City HS). Byron Jones, Ronald Jones, Sean Weston seasons, Derek Farmer (Tyler, Texas / Lee Starting for injured teammate Sean SPECIALISTS HS) reached the 1,000-yard mark in ca- Weston in the 2001 Galleryfurniture.com Cody Scates reer rushing yards in his 15th career game, Bowl, Jones produced 3 pickoffs that he NON-SCHOLARSHIP which tied for fifth fastest in school history. returned for 77 yards and won the game Tim Van Zant Farmer also became the first Aggie since Overall and Defensive MVP Awards. in 1991 and 1992 to lead the He built on that performance in 2002, FUTURE SCHEDULES --- Aggies in rushing as a freshman and emerging as the team’s leader in intercep- members have re- sophomore. tions (4) and passes broken up (9). He also ceived the conference-games-only portion With 1,242 career rushing yards, Farmer produced 183 yards and 2 on of 2004-07 football schedules thus solidi- ranks No. 27 in school history, just ahead defensive returns — 117 yards and a fying Texas A&M’s future schedules for the of Anthony Toney (1,238 from 1984-85) touchdown on 4 pickoffs and 66 yards and next four years. and Mike Mosley (1,206 from 1977-80) and a touchdown on a return. The format for the next four years will just behind John Kimbrough (1,357 from remain the same as the previous eight 1938-40) and David Brothers (1,269 from GOING LONG --- seasons of Big 12 football play. The six 1976-79). Dustin Long (Port Neches, Texas / PN- squads in each division will play one an- Groves HS) won the starting job at quar- other every year, and there will be a rota- RUSHING TOTAL AFTER FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE terback early in 2002 and then quickly tion of three teams from the opposite divi- Rk. Player, Years Rushing Yards emerged as one of the Big 12’s top sion every two years. 1. Greg Hill, 1991-92...... 2,555 passers. 2. Darren Lewis, 1987-88 ...... 2,360 2004 2006 3. George Woodard, 1975-76 ...... 1,757 Among returning Big 12 quarterbacks, 09/11 Wyoming 09/16 at Florida St. 4. Curtis Dickey, 1976-77 ...... 1,704 Long ranks No. 2 in passing yards and 09/18 Clemson 09/23 Troy St. 5. Danté Hall, 1996-97 ...... 1,615 touchdowns. He finished 2002 with 2,509 09/25 at Utah 09/30 * Texas Tech 6. Leeland McElroy, 1993-94 ...... 1,320 passing yards with 19 touchdowns on 177- 10/02 * Kansas St. 10/07 * at Kansas 7. Johnny Hector, 1979-80 ...... 1,306 of-333 passing. He set a school and Big 10/09 * at Iowa St. 10/14 * Missouri 8. DEREK FARMER, 2001-02 ...... 1,242 12 record with 7 touchdowns against Texas 10/16 * at Oklahoma St. 10/21 * at Oklahoma St. 10/23 * Colorado 10/28 * at Baylor FLEMMING’S IMPACT --- Tech and a school mark with 399 passing 10/30 * at Baylor 11/04 * Oklahoma yards against Kansas. 11/06 * Oklahoma 11/11 * Nebraska Senior Oschlor Flemming (Denton, 11/13 * Texas Tech 11/24/25 * at Texas Texas / Ryan HS) has impacted the Aggie 11/26/27 * at Texas BIG 12’S RETURNING PASSING YARDS LEADERS football program in ways that aren’t obvi- Rk. Player, School Passing Yds. 2007 ous from looking at his 323 career rushing 2005 09/15 at Miami (Fla.) 1. Josh Fields, Oklahoma State ...... 3,145 09/03 at Clemson 09/29 * Baylor yards and one career start. In 2002, 2. DUSTIN LONG, TEXAS A&M ...... 2,509 09/17 Florida St. 10/06 * Oklahoma St. Flemming served as the student represen- 3. Brad Smith, Missouri ...... 2,333 09/24 Southwest Texas 10/13 * at Texas Tech tative on Texas A&M’s director of athletics 4. Aaron Karas, Baylor ...... 1,792 10/01 * Baylor 10/20 * at Nebraska search committee that brought 2003 John 5. Bill Whittemore, Kansas...... 1,666 10/08 * at Colorado 10/27 * Kansas 10/15 * Oklahoma St. 11/03 * at Oklahoma L. Toner Award recipient Bill Byrne to Texas BIG 12’S RETURNING PASSING TDS LEADERS 10/22 * at Kansas St. 11/10 * at Missouri A&M. Earlier this year, Flemming was 10/29 * Iowa St. 11/23/24 * Texas Rk. Player, School Passing TDs voted by his teammates to represent the 11/05 * at Texas Tech 11/12 * at Oklahoma running backs on the Aggies’ inaugural 1. Josh Fields, Oklahoma State ...... 31 2. DUSTIN LONG, TEXAS A&M ...... 19 11/25/26 * Texas Leadership Council. Flemming is one of 3. Brad Smith, Missouri ...... 15 just a handful of non-starters on the Lead- 4. Jammal Lord, Nebraska ...... 12 ership Council. 5. Bill Whittemore, Kansas...... 11 4 AGGIES IN THE NFL DRAFT --- Detroit Lions NEW GAME-DAY PARKING PASS A record four Aggies — defensive line- Donovan Greer, CB AVAILABLE --- man Ty Warren, cornerback Sammy Davis, Football fans who want to park near Kyle wide receiver Bethel Johnson and defen- Robert Ferguson, WR Field, but don’t have a reserved sive back Terrence Kiel — were selected space, can obtain a season parking pass in the first two rounds of the 2003 NFL Aaron Glenn, CB; Brandon Jennings, SS; Steve from Transportation Services. The $70 Draft, including two in the first round (War- McKinney, G; Chance Pearce, SN; Greg Porter, TE pass ($10 per home game) will allow the ren and Davis). Two more Aggies, offen- purchaser to park in designated lots near sive lineman Taylor Whitley and deep Rich Coady, SS; Detron Smith, FB Kyle Field. These permits are sold as a snapper Chance Pearce, also were se- package only, and each parking pass will lected in later rounds bringing A&M’s total have the corresponding game and date Keith Mitchell, OLB number of draftees to six. printed on it. Customers are given a map, Warren was taken 13th overall by the Kansas City Chiefs which highlights the four designated park- and Davis was se- Danté Hall, WR ing areas, upon purchase of the season lected 30th overall by the parking pass. These permits may be pur- Chargers. It marked the first since 1996 Seth McKinney, C; Taylor Whitley, G; Billy Yates, G chased at the Transportation Services that an Aggie had been selected in the first business office in Room 118 Koldus or round and the first time since 1994 when Hunter Goodwin, TE; Jarrod Penright, OLB may be purchased by phone with a credit two Aggies were picked in the first round. card by calling 979/862-PARK. Johnson was taken 45th overall by the New England Patriots Patriots and Kiel was grabbed by the Bethel Johnson, WR; Ty Warren, DT FIVE FORMER STANDOUTS GET Chargers with the 62nd pick. Whitley went HALL CALL --- in the third round (87th overall) to the Mi- Jerry Fontenot, C ami Dolphins, while Pearce will stay close The Texas A&M Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2003 will include five former to home after being selected in the sev- Wes Bautovich, SS; Jason Glenn, OLB; Ray Mickens, CB enth round by the Houston Texans. standouts — Mike Arthur ‘90 (football), Oakland Raiders James “Hoot” Gibson ‘76 (baseball), Shane Lechler, P Jesse N. “Red” Burditt ‘47 (football, bas- A&M PRODUCES NFL TALENT --- ketball, baseball), Anjanette Kirkland ‘97 With 43 former players in the National Calvin Collins, OL (track and field), and Suzanne Sheffield- Football League, Texas A&M ranks as the Chatham ‘84 (track and field). In addition, second-most prolific producer of NFL tal- San Diego Chargers Charles R. Wiseman ‘57 will be inducted ent in the Big 12 Conference, according to Sammy Davis, CB; Terrence Kiel, SS in the Athletics Hall of Honor. The group the NFL (as of June 2003). will be honored at the 26th Annual Bur- Cornelious Anthony, OLB; Jason Webster, CB gess Banquet on Friday, Aug. 29 at the Big 12’s Top Producers of NFL Talent Bernard C. Richardson Zone at Kyle Field. (as of June 2003) Rocky Bernard, DE; Brandon Mitchell, DT 1 Nebraska ...... 45 2Texas A&M ...... 43 3 Colorado ...... 42 Jason Matthews, T 4 Kansas State ...... 36 5 Oklahoma ...... 28 6Texas ...... 24 ATTENDANCE RECORD FALLS --- 7Oklahoma State ...... 18 Texas A&M’s drew over a half-million 8 Baylor ...... 17 fans to Kyle Field in 2002, easily the most 9 Kansas ...... 17 10 Texas Tech ...... 15 in school history. In seven games, Kyle 11 Missouri ...... 13 Field opened its gates for 561,389 fans, 12 Iowa State ...... 12 breaking the former record of 496,268 that went through the stadium turnstiles in Arizona Cardinals 2001. Cameron Spikes, G Despite being a non-Texas season (his- torically the biggest draw at Kyle Field), Ronald Flemons, DE; Edward Jasper, DT the Aggies averaged 80,198 fans per home game, which is the second-highest Sam Adams, DT; Ron Edwards, DT; Pat Williams, DT average attendance in school history. Texas A&M is in the midst of 17-game Warrick Holdman, OLB; Rex Tucker, T streak of 70,000-plus crowds at Kyle Field. Prior to the beginning of the streak, A&M has produced a total of 13 70,000-plus Michael Jameson, FS crowds in this history. Dallas Cowboys Dan Campbell, TE; Dat Nguyen, OLB Chris Cole, WR 5 2002 AGGIE FOOTBALL 20-YARD+ PLAYS By LENGTH (52): 2002 TEXAS A&M DRIVE CHART 82 (TD) Taylor catch (Long), vs. TT ...... (10/5) GAME #9 at OKLAHOMA ST. 78 (TD) Johnson catch (Long),vs. TT ...... (10/5) GAME #1 LA-LAFAYETTE GAME #5 TEXAS TECH Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result 69 (TD) Taylor catch (Long), at KU ...... (10/19) 4/5 2:13 FARRIS/Scates punt 1/78 0:12 LONG/Johnson rec. TD 3/4 1:07 Long/Scates punt 61 (TD) Murphy catch (McNeal), vs. OU ...... (11/9) 3/4 1:00 FARRIS/Scates punt 8/36 3:08 LONG/Porter rec. TD 3/1 1:32 Long/Scates punt 61 Murphy catch (Long), at KU ...... (10/19) 3/-1 2:01 FARRIS/Scates punt 3/5 1:08 LONG/INT 11/82 3:50 Long/Jo.Weber TD run 59 (TD) Johnson catch (McNeal), at BU ...... (10/12) 12/74 3:30 FARRIS/Pegram missed FG 11/68 5:16 LONG/Murphy rec. TD 3/-20 2:19 Long/Scates punt 58 Murphy catch (McNeal), vs. MU ...... (11/16) 4/1 0:52 FARRIS/Pegram FG 3/2 1:14 LONG/Scates punt 5/0 1:41 McNeal/Scates punt 55 Johnson catch (Long), vs. MU ...... (11/16) 3/7 1:40 FARRIS/Scates punt 10/71 3:13 LONG/Johnson rec. TD 11/78 4:53 Long/Porter rec. TD 49 Johnson catch (Long), at KU ...... (10/19) 4/0 0:17 FARRIS/Pegram missed FG 3/8 2:30 LONG/Scates punt 6/30 1:13 Long/INT 43 Porter catch (Long), at BU ...... (10/12) 3/-3 1:09 LONG/Scates punt 3/4 1:47 LONG/Scates punt 7/46 2:43 Long/Pegram FG 42 Johnson catch (Long), vs. OSU ...... (11/02) 3/5 1:27 LONG/INT 2/84 0:52 LONG/Taylor rec. TD 7/67 3:46 Long/Johnson rec. TD 40 (TD) Porter catch (McNeal), vs. OU ...... (11/9) 5/28 0:30 LONG/INT 6/10 2:21 LONG/Scates punt 4/9 1:43 Long/downs 40 (TD) Murphy catch (McNeal), vs. OU ...... (11/9) 5/40 0:56 LONG/downs 5/18 2:59 LONG/Scates punt 3/6 1:31 Long/Scates punt 39 Taylor catch (Long), at Tex ...... (11/29) 4/17 1:47 FARRIS/Jo. Weber rush TD 5/13 3:50 LONG/Scates punt 3/8 1:09 Long/Scates punt 39 Thomas catch (Long), vs. MU ...... (11/16) 15/66 4:53 FARRIS/Pegram missed FG 10/75 1:08 LONG/S. Jones rec. TD 11/47 3:29 Long/INT 38 Taylor catch (Long), vs. LaTech ...... (9/28) 0/0 no drive B. Jones INT TD 0/0 0:02 LONG/end of regulation Drives: 13 Results: 6 punts, 3 TDs (2 rec., 1 rush), 35 Porter catch (Long), vs. NU ...... (10/26) 5/15 1:39 FARRIS/Scates punt 4/25 OT LONG/Thomas rec.TD 2 INT, 1 FG, 1 downs. 35 Taylor catch (Long), at KU ...... (10/19) 8/53 3:20 FARRIS/Goynes rush TD Drives: 15 Results: 7 TDs (7 pass), 6 punts, 1 35 Farmer rush, vs. LaTech ...... (9/28) 8/26 2:52 McNEAL/Farmer rush TD INT,1 end of regulation GAME #10 OKLAHOMA 35 Murphy catch (Farris), at Pitt ...... (9/7) 10/31 5:30 Carter/Pegram missed FG Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result 34 Johnson catch (Farris) vs. ULL ...... (8/31) Drives: 18 Results: 6 punts, 4 TDs (3 rush, 1 33 McNeal rush, vs. OU ...... (11/9) def.), 4 missed FGs, 2 INTs, 1 downs, 1 FG. GAME #6 at BAYLOR 6/29 2:31 Long/Scates punt 33 Taylor catch (Farris), vs. ULL ...... (8/31) Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result 4/9 1:20 Long/INT 31 Murphy catch (Long), vs. NU ...... (10/26) GAME #2 at Pittsburgh 3/-1 1:12 LONG/Scates punt 5/23 2:37 Long/Scates punt 31 Porter catch (Long), vs. TT ...... (10/5) 3/4 1:35 McNeal/Scates punt Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result 14/75 8:12 LONG/Pegram missed FG 30 (TD) Johnson catch (Long), at KU ...... (10/19) 7/71 2:23 LONG/Johnson rec. TD 4/81 1:57 McNeal/Murphy rec. TD 30 Farmer rush, at Tex ...... (11/29) 3/5 1:43 FARRIS/Scates punt 6/78 1:21 McNeal/Porter rec. TD 7/45 3:47 FARRIS/Scates punt 3/-2 1:40 LONG/Scates punt 6/72 3:14 McNeal/Johnson rec. TD 29 Taylor catch (Long), vs. LaTech ...... (9/28) 3/-5 1:36 FARRIS/Scates punt 3/9 2:25 LONG/Scates punt 28 Porter catch (Long), vs. OSU ...... (11/02) 3/6 1:07 LONG/Scates punt 3/1 1:30 McNeal/INT 8/16 3:45 FARRIS/Scates punt 28 Porter catch (Long), at KU ...... (10/19) 3/-9 0:37 LONG/Scates punt 6/28 2:56 McNeal/Scates punt 3/49 0:58 FARRIS/Farmer rush TD 27 Porter catch (Long), vs. OSU ...... (11/02) 3/53 1:10 McNeal/Murphy rec. TD 5/6 2:22 FARRIS/Scates punt 4/0 0:20 LONG/Pegram FG 25 Weber rush, vs. OU ...... (11/09) 7/37 3:51 McNeal/Pegram FG 6/23 2:36 LONG/Scates punt 7/52 3:14 LONG/Carriger rec. TD 25 Weber catch (Long), vs. NU ...... (10/26) 4/20 0:58 LONG/Farmer rush TD 4/10 2:37 McNeal/Scates punt 25 (TD) Taylor catch (Long), vs. LaTech ...... (9/28) 7/64 2:48 LONG/Farmer rush TD 3/0 0:24 LONG/INT 4/-1 1:05 McNeal/Pegram missed FG 24 Porter catch (Long), vs. OU ...... (11/9) 0/5 0:00 Carter PR fumble 6/16 3:20 LONG/Scates punt 2/-5 1:12 McNeal/end of game 24 McNeal rush, vs. OU ...... (11/9) 5/17 1:39 LONG/Scates punt 4/2 1:52 McNEAL/Pegram FG Drives: 14 Results: 5 punts, 4 TDs (4 rec.), 2 INT, 24 Porter catch (Farris), vs. ULL ...... (8/31) 8/26 2:24 LONG/Scates punt 5/85 2:30 McNEAL/Johnson rec. TD 1 FG, 1 missed FG, 1 end of game. 23 (TD) Johnson catch (Long), vs. OSU ...... (11/02) 4/9 1:36 LONG/downs 9/53 4:04 McNEAL/Riley rec. TD 23 Taylor catch (Long), at BU ...... (10/12) 3/4 1:10 LONG/Scates punt 1/8 0:43 McNEAL/end of game GAME #11 MISSOURI 23 Porter catch (Long), at KU ...... (10/19) 1/-2 0:11 LONG/end of game Drives: 16 Results: 6 punts, 5 TDs (4 rec., 1 Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result 23 McNeal rush, at BU ...... (10/12) Drives: 14 Results: 9 punts, 2 TDs (2 rush), rush), 2 FG, 1 INT, 1 missed FG, 1 end of game. 22 Thomas catch (Long), at Tex ...... (11/29) 1 fumble, 1 downs, 1 end of game. 6/65 3:02 McNeal/Pegram FG 21 Murphy catch (Long), vs. NU ...... (10/26) 3/3 1:13 McNeal/fumble 21 Farmer rush, at Pitt ...... (9/7) GAME #3 VIRGINIA TECH GAME #7 at Kansas 3/9 1:43 McNeal/Scates punt 21 Carter rush, vs. ULL ...... (8/31) 6/13 2:32 McNeal-Long/Scates punt (blocked) Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result 20 Murphy catch (Long), vs. MU ...... (11/16) 11/79 3:57 Long/downs 20 Porter catch (Long), vs. OSU ...... (11/02) 6/28 4:15 LONG/Scates punt 3/0 1:34 LONG/Scates punt 5/80 1:26 Long/Jo. Weber rush TD 20 Johnson catch (Long), vs. OSU ...... (11/02) 7/18 3:51 LONG/Pegram FG 5/44 2:40 LONG/downs 3/3 1:38 Long/Scates punt 20 Taylor catch (Long), vs. NU ...... (10/26) 14/78 4:21 LONG/Farmer rush TD 6/16 3:15 LONG/Scates punt 6/4 2:37 Long/Scates punt 20 Long rush, vs. NU ...... (10/26) 4/6 1:32 LONG/INT 5/62 2:27 LONG/Johnson rec. TD 7/30 3:14 Long/Long rush TD 20 Long rush, at KU ...... (10/19) 3/1 1:03 LONG/Scates punt 0-0 no drive Webb fumble return TD 3/8 2:13 Long/Scates punt 20 Van Zant catch (Long), vs. TT ...... (10/5) 2/4 0:57 LONG/half 4/10 1:09 LONG/Scates punt 3/10 0:41 Long/INT 5/11 2:05 McNEAL/INT 7/28 2:54 LONG/Scates punt Individual Leaders: 9/67 2:46 Long/Jo. Weber rush TD 3/4 1:41 McNEAL/Scates punt 8/58 1:07 LONG/Pegram FG 4/2 OT Long/Pegram FG Greg Porter ...... 11 8/17 4:17 McNEAL/Scates punt 3/17 1:03 LONG/INT Jamaar Taylor ...... 10 5/19 OT Long/INT 2/14 0:58 LONG/Murphy fumble 3/8 2:11 McNEAL/Scates punt Bethel Johnson ...... 9 Drives: 14 Results: 5 punts, 3 TDs (3 rush), 2 INT, 3/0 0:30 LONG/Scates punt 1/-2 0:04 McNEAL/Farmer fumble Terrence Murphy ...... 8 2 FG, 1 fumble, 1 downs 3/-2 0:52 LONG/Scates punt 3/15 1:14 McNEAL/INT 7/31 1:22 LONG/downs 2/77 0:49 LONG/Taylor rec. TD 5/18 0:25 LONG/end of game 3/52 0:48 LONG/Farmer rush TD Drives: 14 Results: 7 punts, 2 INTs, 2 time 4/77 1:23 LONG/Johnson rec. TD GAME #12 TEXAS expired,1 FG, 1 fumble, 1 downs. 7/28 2:44 McNEAL/Pegram FG Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result 2/2 0:46 McNEAL/end of game 8/27 4:01 Long/INT GAME #4 LOUISIANA TECH Drives: 17 Results: 6 TDs (3 rec., 2 rush, 1 1/15 0:14 Long/fumble def.), 4 punts, 2 FG, 2 INT, 1 fumble, 1 downs, 1 0-0 0:00 fumble on KOR Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result end of game. 6/82 2:11 Long/Thomas rec. TD 3/9 1:23 LONG/Scates punt 6/14 3:31 Long/Scates punt 6/21 2:35 LONG/Scates punt 6/23 3:23 Long/Scates punt 3/56 1:33 LONG/Taylor rec. TD GAME #8 NEBRASKA 4/24 1:12 Long/INT 8/35 2:04 LONG/Pegram FG Plays/Yds. Time QB/Result 6/57 2:19 Long/Murphy rec. TD 6/23 2:20 Long/Scates punt 10/36 4:35 LONG/Pegram miss FG 3/16 1:10 Long/Scates punt 7/50 3:27 Long/Pegram missed FG 9/86 4:20 LONG/Jo. Weber rush TD 7/4 2:48 Long/fumble 0/0 no drive Thomas P-block return TD 1/2 0:26 LONG/end of first half 2-6 0:49 Long/Weber rec. TD 1-0 0:14 Long/INT 3/0 0:24 LONG/Scates punt 3/-2 1:41 Long/Scates punt 3-5 1:28 Long/Scates punt 8/56 3:49 LONG/Pegram missed FG 3/7 1:39 Long/Scates punt 3-0 0:58 Long/Scates punt 2/16 0:29 McNEAL/Jo. Weber fumble 8/80 4:37 Long-Carter/Carter rush TD 12/67 4:00 Long/Porter rec. TD Drives: 14 Results: 5 punts, 3 TDs (2 rec., 1 rush), 7/64 3:07 McNEAL/Porter fumble 9/64 3:52 Long/Pegram FG 12/69 6:07 LONG/Farmer rush TD 3 , 3 INT 0/0 no drive B. Jones fumble return TD 1/3 0:06 McNEAL/Goynes rush TD 8/33 3:00 Long/Scates punt 3/-3 2:29 McNEAL/Scates punt Drives: 14 Results: 4 TDs (3 rush, 1 rec.), 4 3/-2 1:33 Long/Scates punt punts, 2 missed FGs, 2 fumbles, 1 FG, 1 end of 3/-3 0:16 Long/INT half. 7/59 3:36 Long/INT Drives: 13 Results: 5 punts, 4 TDs (2 rec., 1 spec., 1 def.), 2 INT, 1 FG, 1 missed FG.

6 as of August 25, 2003 2003 TEXAS A&M DEPTH CHART contains 105-man roster DEFENSE WR 5 Terrence Murphy, 6-1, 192, Jr-2L, Tyler, Texas (Chapel Hill) DE 99 David Ross, 6-3, 283, So-1L, Forney, Texas (Forney) 9 Earvin Taylor, 6-3, 217, Fr-HS, Mission, Texas (Mission) 95 Mike Montgomery, 6-5, 275, Jr-TR, Tenaha, Texas (Center/Navarro JC) 15 Anthony Wright, 6-2, 210, So-1L, Houston, Texas (Klein Forest) 56 Mason Muegge, 6-3, 247, Sr-SQ, Wharton, Texas (Wharton) ST 73 ALAN REUBER, 6-6, 310, Sr-3L, Plano, Texas (Plano) 92 Chris Harrington, 6-5, 248, Fr-HS, Houston, Texas (St. Pius) 70 , 6-5, 282, Fr-HS, Cuero, Texas (Cuero) DT 97 Johnny Jolly, 6-3, 289, So-1L, Houston, Texas (Forest Brook) 55 Jamal Barrett, 6-4, 309, JR-TR, Alabaster, Ala. (Jefferson/Blinn JC) 93 Julian “Ju” Parks, 6-1, 350, Fr-RS, Lufkin, Texas (Lufkin) SG 76 Aldo De La Garza, 6-4, 309, So-1L, New Braunfels, Texas (New Braunfels) 60 John David Nicholson, 6-6, 297, So-SQ, Montgomery, Texas (Montgomery) 64 Kirk Elder, 6-4, 307, Fr-HS, Klein, Texas (Klein Oak) 86 Erik Korem, 6-3, 249, Sr-SQ, Richardson, Texas (Berkner) 68 John R. Kirk, 6-3, 327, Fr-RS, Fort Worth, Texas (FW Christian) DT 59 Brian Patrick, 6-5, 297, So-1L, Pasadena, Texas (Rayburn) C66GEOFF HANGARTNER, 6-5, 310, Jr-1L, New Braunfels, Texas (New Braunfels) 91 MARCUS JASMIN, 6-5, 318, Jr-2L, New Orleans, La. (De La Salle) 54 James Milkavich, 6-2, 285, Sr-SQ, Alief, Texas (Elsik) 35 Bryce Reed, 6-1, 276, Fr-RS, Dallas, Texas (Samuel) 51 Chris Yoder, 6-3, 285, Fr-HS, Houston, Texas (Kingwood) 85 Joseph Bryant, 6-5, 332, Fr-HS, Jasper, Texas (Jasper) 60 Larry Leahy, 6-4, 287, Fr-RS, Yoakum, Texas (Yoakum) DE 88 LINNIS SMITH, 6-4, 288, Sr-3L, Tyler, Texas (John Tyler) QG 50 John Kirk, 6-4, 299, Sr-3L, Athens, Texas (Athens) 98 Marques Thornton, 6-2, 275, Fr-RS, Houston, Texas (Madison) 71 Quentin Holman, 6-2, 349, So-SQ, Jacksonville, Texas (Jacksonville) 90 Lawrence Hooper, 6-4, 287, So-SQ, Aldine, Texas (Aldine) 79 Cole Smith, 6-3, 295, So-SQ, Arlington, Texas (FW Christian) 89 Jason Jack, 6-5, 281, Fr-HS, Humble, Texas (Humble) 53 J Pond, 6-5, 322, Fr-RS, Abilene, Texas (Cooper) SLB 41 Archie McDaniel, 6-2, 228, So-1L, Bay City, Texas (Bay City) QT 67 Alex Kotzur, 6-5, 289, Fr-RS, Houston, Texas (St. Thomas) 58 Blake Kendrick, 6-1, 225, Jr-2L, Willis, Texas (Willis) 74 Dominique Steamer, 6-5, 310, So-SQ, Temple, Texas (Temple) 52 Frederick Woods, 6-1, 233, So-SQ, Houston, Texas (Washington) 78 Kasey Cheshier, 6-5, 280, Jr-SQ, Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville) 51 Beau Adams, 6-0, 228, Fr-RS, Tomball, Texas (Tomball) 63 Corey Clark, 6-6, 310, Fr-HS, Spring Branch, Texas (Smithson Valley) or 43 Lamar Mitchell, 6-0, 220, Fr-HS, Dayton, Texas (Dayton) TE 85 Taylor Schuster, 6-5, 261, Fr-RS, Mission, Texas (Sharyland) MLB 45 JARED MORRIS, 6-3, 262, Sr-3L, Brownwood, Texas (Brownwood) 82 Patrick Fleming, 6-5, 271, So-1L, Colleyville, Texas (Heritage) 57 Scott Stickane, 6-1, 238, Sr-3L, Trophy Club, Texas (Northwest) 98 THOMAS CARRIGER, 6-4, 271, Jr-2L, Skidmore, Texas (Skidmore-Tynan) 44 TaTa Thompson, 6-4, 236, Fr-HS, Garland, Texas (Garland) 38 Andy Matakis, 6-2, 250, Fr-RS, Corpus Christi, Texas (Flour Bluff) 50 Michael Lamantia, 6-0, 214, Jr-SQ, Mission, Texas (Sharyland) WTE 4 Keith Joseph, 6-2, 256, Jr-2L, Houston, Texas (Lamar) ROV 49 Nurahda Manning, 6-2, 231, So-SQ, Bay City, Texas (Bay City) 87 Quinlin Germany, 6-2, 269, Fr-RS, Fort Worth, Texas (All Saints Episcopal) 42 Everett Smith, 6-2, 229, Sr-3L, Compton, Calif. (Dominguez) 96 Ryan White, 6-4, 244, So-SQ, Austin, Texas (Lake Travis) 10 Justin Warren, 6-3, 220, Fr-HS, Tyler, Texas (Lee) 93 Jorrie Adams, 6-7, 275, Fr-HS, Jasper, Texas (Jasper) 47 Kelvin Flood, 6-1, 220, Fr-RS, Dallas, Texas (Kimball) SLOT3Terrence Thomas, 5-9, 180, Jr-2L, Houston, Texas (Washington) LCB 31 SEAN WESTON, 5-10, 180, Sr-3L, Inglewood, Calif. (Gardena Serra) 80 L’Tydrick Riley, 6-2, 223, So-1L, Crockett, Texas (Crockett) 26 Jonte’ Buhl, 5-10, 171, Jr-2L, Pflugerville, Texas (Connally) 14 Chad Schroeder, 6-1, 178, Fr-RS, Austin, Texas (Westlake) 36 Broderick Newton, 5-11, 175, Fr-HS, Fort Worth, Texas (Aledo) FLK 83 Tim Van Zant, 6-1, 201, Sr-2L, Victoria, Texas (Victoria) RCB 11 BYRON JONES, 5-10, 184, Jr-2L, Bay City, Texas (Bay City) or 2 JAMAAR TAYLOR, 6-2, 197, Sr-2L, Mission, Texas (Mission/Notre Dame) 6 Bryant Singleton, 5-11, 187, So-1L, Galveston, Texas (Ball) 6 Peter Martin II, 5-11, 200, So-SQ, Giddings, Texas (Giddings) 18 Melvin Bullitt, 6-1,186, Fr-HS, Garland, Texas (Naaman Forest) 34 Erik Mayes, 5-10, 175, Fr-HS, Humble, Texas (Humble) A7Jason Carter, 6-0, 193, Jr-1L, Caldwell, Texas (Caldwell) 29 Stephen Hodge, 6-1, 196, Fr-HS, Richardson, Texas (Lake Highlands) 30 Nick Rhodes, 6-0, 202, Fr-HS, Brownwood, Texas (Brownwood) 26 Clint Dacus, 6-2, 212, Jr-SQ, Red Oak, Texas (Red Oak) SS 33 Keelan Jackson, 6-1, 220, Jr-2L, Garland, Texas (Garland) 23 Ronald Jones, 5-10, 186, So-1L, Dallas, Texas (Skyline) QB 17 DUSTIN LONG, 6-3, 210, Jr-1L, Port Neches, Texas (PN-Groves) 9 Anthony Squillante, 6-0, 207, Jr-1L, Southlake, Texas (Carroll) or 16 Reggie McNeal, 6-2, 199, So-1L, Lufkin, Texas (Lufkin) 24 John Ray, 6-1, 202, Fr-RS, Giddings, Texas (Giddings) 13 Ty Branyon, 6-3, 201, Fr-RS, Austin, Texas (Bowie) 22 Tim Philbeck, 6-0, 195, Jr-SQ, Midland, Texas (Christian) 18 T.J. Sanders, 6-3, 200, Fr-HS, Goddard, Kan. (Goddard) FS 19 JAXSON APPEL, 5-10, 201, So-1L, Friendswood, Texas (Friendswood) FB 4 Keith Joseph, 6-2, 256, Jr-2L, Houston, Texas (Lamar) 40 Kevin Mangum, 5-11, 191, Jr-2L, LaMarque, Texas (LaMarque) 24 Chris Alexander, 5-11, 242, Fr-HS, Humble, Texas (Humble) 21 Brandon Leone, 6-0, 204, Fr-RS, Conroe, Texas (Oak Ridge) 44 Thomas Perry, 6-1, 244, Sr-SQ, Tyler, Texas (Lee/Tyler JC) 28 Japhus Brown, 5-10, 183, Fr-HS, Edna, Texas (Edna) 47 Robert Jones, 5-9, 232, Jr-SQ, Cleburne, Texas (Cleburne) 14 Kyle Charles, 5-11, 191, Jr-SQ, Spring Branch, Texas (Smithson Valley) TB 1 DEREK FARMER, 5-11, 202, Jr-2L, Tyler, Texas (Lee) 25 Courtney Lewis, 5-11, 191, Fr-RS, Houston, Texas (Madison) 32 Oschlor Flemming, 5-10, 204, Sr-3L, Denton, Texas (Ryan) or 7 Jason Carter, 6-0, 193, Jr-1L, Caldwell, Texas (Caldwell) 22 Derrick Brown, 5-11, 197, Fr-HS, Spring, Texas (Klein Oak) 27 John Kelly, 5-9, 181, Fr-HS, Garland, Texas (Naaman Forest)

SPECIALISTS PLK 13 TODD PEGRAM, 5-11, 201, So-1L, Plano, Texas (West) HOLD 17 DUSTIN LONG, 6-3, 210, Jr-1L, Port Neches, Texas (PN-Groves) 30 Jacob Young, 6-0, 196, Jr-SQ, Fairfield, Texas (Fairfield) KOR 5 Terrence Murphy, 6-1, 192, Jr-2L, Tyler, Texas (Chapel Hill) P20CODY SCATES, 6-1, 205, Sr-3L, Tyler, Texas (Lee) 2 Jamaar Taylor, 6-2, 197, Sr-2L, Mission, Texas (Mission/Notre Dame) 30 Jacob Young, 6-0, 196, Jr-SQ, Fairfield, Texas (Fairfield) PR 7 Jason Carter, 6-0, 193, Jr-1L, Caldwell, Texas (Caldwell) 37 Joshua Gregory, 6-6, 199, Fr-HS, Spring Branch, Texas (Smithson Valley) 3Terrence Thomas, 5-9, 180, Jr-2L, Houston, Texas (Washington) SNP 69 Don Muhlbach, 6-5, 262, Sr-2L, Lufkin, Texas (Lufkin) 86 Erik Korem, 6-3, 249, Sr-SQ, Richardson, Texas (Berkner)

7 Projected Offensive Lineup POS # Player Ht • Wt • Cl-Exp • Hometown (High School) Breakdown WR 5 TERRENCE MURPHY 6-1 • 192 • Jr-2L • Tyler, Texas (Chapel Hill)...... Three-year starter … 36 for 599 in 2002 … 16.6 avg. 9 Earvin Taylor 6-3 • 217 • Fr-HS • Mission, Texas (Mission) ...... True frosh … younger brother of Jamaar 15 Anthony Wright 6-2 • 210 • So-1L • Houston, Texas (Klein Forest) ...... Moved back to offense after contributing on defense in ‘02 ST 73 ALAN REUBER 6-6 • 310 • Sr-3L • Plano, Texas (Plano) ...... Returning starter at right tackle 70 Cody Wallace 6-5 • 282 • Fr-HS • Cuero, Texas (Cuero) ...... True frosh … impressed during fall camp 55 Jamal Barrett 6-4 • 309 • Jr-TR • Alabaster, Ala. (Jefferson/Blinn JC) ...... Non-scholarship player SG 76 Aldo De La Garza 6-3 • 309 • So-1L • New Braunfels, Texas (New Braunfels) ...... Won starting job during spring drills … extremely powerful 64 Kirk Elder 6-4 • 307 • Fr-HS • Klein, Texas (Klein Oak) ...... True frosh 68 John R. Kirk 6-3 • 327 • Fr-RS • Fort Worth, Texas (FW Christian) ...... Non-scholarship player … Night of Champions participant C66GEOFF HANGARTNER 6-5 • 310 • Jr-1L • New Braunfels, Texas (New Braunfels) ...... Returning starter … among Big 12’s best at center 54 James Milkavich 6-2 • 285 • Sr-SQ • Alief, Texas (Elsik) ...... Veteran backup … Night of Champions participant 51 Chris Yoder 6-3 • 285 • Fr-HS • Houston, Texas (Kingwood) ...... True frosh 60 Larry Leahy 6-3 • 287 • Fr-RS • Yoakum, Texas (Yoakum) ...... Non-scholarship player QG 50 John Kirk 6-4 • 299 • Sr-3L • Athens, Texas (Athens) ...... Veteran backup … won starting OG job during spring drills 71 Quentin Holman 6-2 • 349 • So-SQ • Jacksonville, Texas (Jacksonville)...... Redshirt sophomore adds quality depth 79 Cole Smith 6-3 • 295 • So-SQ • Arlington, Texas (FW Christian) ...... Missed 2002 with injury … brother Vance was an A&M QB 53 J Pond 6-5 • 322 • Fr-RS • Abilene, Texas (Cooper) ...... Non-scholarship player QT 67 Alex Kotzur 6-5 • 289 • Fr-RS • Houston, Texas (St. Thomas) ...... Redshirt freshman seeing first action 74 Dominique Steamer 6-5 • 310 • So-SQ • Temple, Texas (Temple) ...... Redshirt sophomore adds quality depth 78 Kasey Cheshier 6-5 • 280 • Jr-SQ • Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville) ...... Veteran backup 63 Corey Clark 6-6 • 310 • Fr-HS • Spring Branch, Texas (Smithson Valley) ...... True frosh TE 85 Taylor Schuster 6-5 • 261 • Fr-RS • Mission, Texas (Sharyland)...... Redshirt freshman won starting job with strong fall camp 82 Patrick Fleming 6-5 • 271 • So-1L • Colleyville, Texas (Heritage) ...... Gained valuable experience last fall … injured during spring 98 THOMAS CARRIGER 6-4 • 271 • Jr-2L • Skidmore, Texas (Skidmore-Tynan) ...... Returning starter missed spring with injury 46 Andy Matakis 6-2 • 250 • Fr-RS • Corpus Christi, Texas (Flour Bluff) ...... Shifted from LB to TE … Night of Champions participant WTE 4 Keith Joseph 6-2 • 256 • Jr-2L • Houston, Texas (Lamar) ...... Rushing/receiving threat … powerful runner with good hands 87 Quinlin Germany 6-2 • 269 • Fr-RS • Fort Worth, Texas (All Saints Episcopal) ...... Redshirt freshman seeing first action … excellent receiver 96 Ryan White 6-4 • 244 • So-SQ • Austin, Texas (Lake Travis) ...... Non-scholarship player … spring drills standout 93 Jorrie Adams 6-7 • 275 • Fr-HS • Jasper, Texas (Jasper) ...... Athletic newcomer could be a factor at TE SLT 3 Terrence Thomas 5-9 • 180 • Jr-2L • Houston, Texas (Washington) ...... Had 17 catches for 166 yards as backup WR in 2002 80 L'Tydrick Riley 6-2 • 223 • So-1L • Crockett, Texas (Crockett) ...... Former HS QB made impact at WR and spec. teams in ‘02 14 Schroeder, Chad 6-1 • 178 • Fr-RS • Austin, Texas (Westlake) ...... Versatile coach’s son saw action at QB during spring drills FLK 83 Tim Van Zant 6-1 • 201 • Sr-2L • Victoria, Texas (Victoria) ...... Physical non-scholarship player … makes plays at WR or 2 JAMAAR TAYLOR 6-2 • 197 • Sr-2L • Mission, Texas (Mission/Notre Dame) ...... 44 for 760 in 2002 … on pace to set A&M receiving record 6 Peter Martin II 5-11 • 200 • So-SQ • Giddings, Texas (Giddings)...... Non-scholarship player QB 17 DUSTIN LONG 6-3 • 210 • Jr-1L • Port Neches, Texas (PN-Groves) ...... Prolific passer set multiple A&M records in 2002 or 16 Reggie McNeal 6-2 • 199 • So-1L • Lufkin, Texas (Lufkin) ...... Came off bench to orchestrate upset of No. 1 Sooners 13 Ty Branyon 6-3 • 201 • Fr-RS • Austin, Texas (Bowie)...... Non-scholarship player 18 T.J. Sanders 6-3 • 200 • Fr-HS • Goddard, Kan. (Goddard) ...... Non-scholarship player A7Jason Carter 6-0 • 197 • Jr-1L • Caldwell, Texas (Caldwell) ...... Former QB makes debut at RB/WR hybrid position 30 Nick Rhodes 6-1 • 202 • Fr-HS • Brownwood, Texas (Brownwood) ...... 2002 signee joined team in January 2003 … versatile athlete 26 Clint Dacus 6-2 • 212 • Jr-SQ • Red Oak, Texas (Red Oak) ...... Non-scholarship player FB 4 Keith Joseph 6-2 • 256 • Jr-2L • Houston, Texas (Lamar) ...... Rushing/receiving threat at FB … powerful runner 24 Chris Alexander 5-11 • 242 • Fr-HS • Humble, Texas (Humble)...... True frosh 44 Thomas Perry 6-1 • 244 • Sr-SQ • Tyler, Texas (Lee/Tyler JC) ...... Non-scholarship player … ’s grandson 47 Robert Jones 5-9 • 229 • Jr-SQ • Cleburne, Texas (Cleburne) ...... Non-scholarship player TB 1 DEREK FARMER 5-11 • 202 • Jr-2L • Tyler, Texas (Lee) ...... Team’s rushing leader in ‘01 and ‘02 … extremely powerful 25 Courtney Lewis 5-10 • 191 • Fr-RS • Houston, Texas (Madison) ...... Redshirt freshman impressed with strong spring showing 32 Oschlor Flemming 5-10 • 209 • Sr-3L • Denton, Texas (Ryan) ...... Veteran backup with starting experience or 7 Jason Carter 6-0 • 197 • Jr-1L • Caldwell, Texas (Caldwell) ...... Former QB is a dangerous runner 22 Derrick Brown 5-11 • 197 • Fr-HS • Spring, Texas (Klein Oak) ...... True frosh 27 John Kelly 5-9 • 181 • Fr-HS • Garland, Texas (Naaman Forest) ...... True frosh

8 Projected Defensive Lineup POS # Player Ht • Wt • Cl-Exp • Hometown (High School) Breakdown DE 99 David Ross 6-3 • 283 • So-1L • Forney, Texas (Forney) ...... Started vs. Nebraska in ‘02 … posted 17 tackles in ‘02 95 Mike Montgomery 6-5 • 275 • Jr-TR • Tenaha, Texas (Center/Navarro JC) ...... Expected to provide an immediate lift to DL 56 Mason Muegge 6-3 • 247 • Sr-SQ • Wharton, Texas (Wharton) ...... Non-scholarship player 92 Chris Harrington 6-5 • 248 • Fr-HS • Houston, Texas (St. Pius) ...... True frosh DT 97 Johnny Jolly 6-3 • 289 • So-1L • Houston, Texas (Forest Brook) ...... Had an impressive debut season … 26 tackles off the bench 93 Julian "Ju" Parks 6-1 • 350 • Fr-RS • Lufkin, Texas (Lufkin) ...... Redshirt freshman ready for first action 60 John David Nicholson 6-6 • 296 • So-SQ • Montgomery, Texas (Montgomery) ...... Non-scholarship player 86 Erik Korem 6-2 • 245 • Sr-SQ • Richardson, Texas (Berkner) ...... Non-scholarship player … former defensive lineman DT 59 Brian Patrick 6-5 • 297 • So-1L • Pasadena, Texas (Rayburn) ...... One of team’s strongest players … returned to DL during spring 91 MARCUS JASMIN 6-5 • 318 • Jr-2L New Orleans, La. (De La Salle) ...... DL’s top tackler in ‘02 … 68 tackles, 5.5 QBS, 10.5 TFL in ‘02 35 Bryce Reed 6-11 • 276 • Fr-RS • Dallas, Texas (Samuel) ...... Shifted from FB to DL during fall camp … played DL in HS 85 Joseph Bryant 6-5 • 332 • Fr-HS • Jasper, Texas (Jasper) ...... True frosh DE 88 LINNIS SMITH 6-4 • 288 • Sr-3L • Tyler, Texas (John Tyler) ...... Returning starter … posted 61 tackles, 9 TFL in ‘02 98 Marques Thornton 6-2 • 280 • Fr-RS • Houston, Texas (Madison) ...... Non-scholarship player 90 Lawrence Hooper 6-4 • 287 • So-SQ • Aldine, Texas (Aldine) ...... Redshirt sophomore adds quality depth 89 Jason Jack 6-5 • 281 • Fr-HS • Humble, Texas (Humble) ...... True frosh SLB 41 Archie McDaniel 6-2 • 228 • So-1L • Bay City, Texas (Bay City)...... Posted 26 tackles in ‘02 … Leadership Council member 58 Blake Kendrick 6-1 • 225 • Jr-2L • Willis, Texas (Willis) ...... Non-scholarship player … 12th Man Captain in ‘02 52 Frederick Woods 6-2 • 220 • So-SQ • Houston, Texas (Washington) ...... Non-scholarship player 51 Beau Adams 5-11 • 211 • Fr-RS • Tomball, Texas (Tomball) ...... Non-scholarship player or 43 Lamar Mitchell 6-0 • 220 • Fr-HS • Dayton, Texas (Dayton) ...... True frosh MLB 45 JARED MORRIS 6-3 • 262 • Sr-3L • Brownwood, Texas (Brownwood) ...... Three-year starter … 73 stops in ‘02 … 163 career stops 57 Scott Stickane 6-0 • 238 • Sr-3L • Trophy Club, Texas (Northwest) ...... Non-scholarship player … mainstay on special teams 44 TaTa Thompson 6-4 • 236 • Fr-HS • Garland, Texas (Garland) ...... True frosh … pronounced TAY-TAY 50 Michael Lamantia 6-0 • 214 • Jr-SQ • Mission, Texas (Sharyland) ...... Non-scholarship player ROV 49 Nurahda Manning 6-2 • 231 • So-SQ • Bay City, Texas (Bay City) ...... Sat out ‘02 as team’s partial qualifier … had impressive spring 42 Everett Smith 6-2 • 229 • Sr-3L • Compton, Calif. (Dominguez) ...... Veteran linebacker … posted 34 tackles … started vs. Missouri 10 Justin Warren 6-3 • 220 • Fr-HS • Tyler, Texas (Lee) ...... True frosh 47 Kelvin Flood 6-1 • 215 • Fr-RS • Dallas, Texas (Kimball) ...... Redshirt freshman seeing first action LCB 31 SEAN WESTON 5-10 • 180 • Sr-3L • Inglewood, Calif. (Gardena Serra) ...... Entering fourth year as CB starter … enters ‘03 with 26 PBUs 26 Jonté Buhl 5-10 • 177 • Jr-2L • Pflugerville, Texas (Connally) ...... Returns to action after missing ‘02 after knee surgery 36 Broderick Newton 5-11 • 175 • Fr-HS • Fort Worth, Texas (Aledo) ...... True frosh RCB 11 BYRON JONES 5-10 • 184 • Jr-2L • Bay City, Texas (Bay City) ...... Team leader in INTs and PBUs in ‘02 … All-Big 12 candidate 6 Bryant Singleton 5-11 • 187 • So-1L • Galveston, Texas (Ball) ...... Shined after shifting from WR to DB in ‘02 18 Melvin Bullitt 6-1 • 186 • Fr-HS • Garland, Texas (Naaman Forest) ...... True frosh 34 Erik Mayes 5-10 • 175 • Fr-HS • Humble, Texas (Humble) ...... True frosh 29 Stephen Hodge 6-1 • 196 • Fr-HS • Richardson, Texas (Lake Highlands) ...... True frosh SS 33 Keelan Jackson 6-1 • 220 • Jr-2L • Garland, Texas (Garland) ...... Started 3 games in ‘02 … had 11 stops vs. OU 23 Ronald Jones 5-10 • 186 • So-1L • Dallas, Texas (Skyline)...... Capable DB backup in ‘02 … Night of Champions participant 9 Anthony Squillante 6-0 • 207 • Jr-1L • Southlake, Texas (Carroll) ...... Non-scholarship player … 12th Man MVP in ‘02 24 John Ray 6-1 • 202 • Fr-RS • Giddings, Texas (Giddings)...... Non-scholarship player 22 Tim Philbeck 6-0 • 200 • • Jr-SQ • Midland, Texas (Christian) ...... Non-scholarship player FS 19 JAXSON APPEL 5-10 • 201 • So-1L • Friendswood, Texas (Friendswood)...... Returning starter … fourth on team in tackles with 69 in ‘02 40 Kevin Mangum 5-11 • 191 • Jr-2L LaMarque, Texas (LaMarque) ...... Veteran DB adds quality depth 21 Brandon Leone 6-0 • 204 • Fr-RS • Conroe, Texas (Oak Ridge) ...... Redshirt freshman seeing first action 28 Japhus Brown 5-10 • 183 • Fr-HS • Edna, Texas (Edna) ...... True frosh 14 Kyle Charles 5-11 • 191 • Jr-SQ • Spring Branch, Texas (Smithson Valley) ...... Non-scholarship player SPECIALISTS PLK 13 TODD PEGRAM 5-11 • 201 • So-1L • Plano, Texas (West) ...... Connected on 12-of-21 FGs, 32-of-33 PATs in 2002 30 Jacob Young 6-0 • 196 • Jr-SQ • Fairfield, Texas (Fairfield) ...... Non-scholarship player HLD 17 Dustin Long 6-3 • 210 • Jr-1L • Port Neches, Texas (PN-Groves) ...... Returning starter at QB … first year as holder on placekicks P20CODY SCATES 6-1 • 205 • Sr-3L • Tyler, Texas (Lee) ...... Preseason All-American … averaged 43.7 per boot in ‘02 30 Jacob Young 6-0 • 196 • Jr-SQ • Fairfield, Texas (Fairfield) ...... Non-scholarship player 37 Joshua Gregory 6-6 • 199 • Fr-HS • Spring Branch, Texas (Smithson Valley) ...... Non-scholarship player SNP 69 Don Muhlbach 6-4 • 262 • Sr-2L • Lufkin, Texas (Lufkin) ...... Veteran backup deep snapper inherits starting role 86 Erik Korem 6-2 • 249 • Sr-SQ • Richardson, Texas (Berkner) ...... Non-scholarship player KOR 5 Terrence Murphy 6-1 • 192 • Jr-2L • Tyler, Texas (Chapel Hill)...... First-time kickoff returner 2 Jamaar Taylor 6-2 • 197 • Sr-2L • Mission, Texas (Mission/Notre Dame) ...... First-time kickoff returner SNP 7 Jason Carter 6-0 • 197 • Jr-1L • Caldwell, Texas (Caldwell) ...... Showed signs of being a dangerous returner in 2002 3Terrence Thomas 5-9 • 180 • Jr-2L • Houston, Texas (Washington) ...... Tied for the team lead in punt returns in 2002 9 2003 Texas A&M Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl- Exp Hometown (High School/JC) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl- Exp Hometown (High School/JC) 1 Adams, Beau LB 6'-0" 228 Fr-RS Tomball, TX (Tomball) 40 Mangum, Kevin DB 5'-11" 191 Jr-2L LaMarque, TX (LaMarque) 93 Adams, Jorrie OL/TE 6'-7" 275 Fr-HS Jasper, TX (Jasper) 49 Manning, Nurahda LB 6'-2" 231 So-SQ Bay City, TX (Bay City) 31 Adams, Will RB 6'-1" 208 So-SQ Corpus Christi, TX (Flour Bluff) 6 Martin II, Peter WR 5'-11" 200 So-SQ Giddings, TX (Giddings) 24 Alexander, Chris RB 5'-11" 242 Fr-HS Humble, TX (Humble) 89 Massey, Haven TE 6'-3" 220 Jr-2L Denton, TX (Denton) 1 Anderson, David DB 5'-7" 182 Fr-RS Plano, TX (Plano) 38 Matakis, Andy TE 6'-2" 250 Fr-RS Corpus Christi, TX (Flour Bluff) 19 Appel, Jaxson DB 5'-10" 201 So-1L Friendswood, TX (Friendswood) 34 Mayes, Erik DB 5'-10" 175 Fr-HS Humble, TX (Humble) 55 Barrett, Jamal OL 6'-4" 309 Jr-TR Alabaster, AL (Jefferson/Blinn JC) 41 McDaniel, Archie LB 6'-2" 228 So-1L Bay City, TX (Bay City) 28 Born, Jacob WR 6'-2" 206 Fr-RS Grapevine, TX (Grapevine) 16 McNeal, Reggie QB 6'-2" 198 So-1L Lufkin, TX (Lufkin) 13 Branyon, Ty QB 6'-3" 201 Fr-RS Austin, TX (Bowie) 54 Milkavich, James OL 6'-2" 285 Sr-SQ Alief, TX (Elsik) 33 Brelsford, David PLK 5'-11" 192 So-SQ Longview, TX (Spring Hill) 43 Mitchell, Lamar LB 6'-0" 220 Fr-HS Dayton, TX (Dayton) 3 Brooks, Trey DB 5'-8" 168 So-SQ Georgetown, TX (Georgetown) 95 Montgomery, Mike DL 6'-5" 275 Jr-TR Tenaha, TX (Center/Navarro JC) 22 Brown, Derrick RB 5'-11" 197 Fr-HS Spring, TX (Klein Oak) 45 Morris, Jared LB 6'-3" 262 Sr-3L Brownwood, TX (Brownwood) 28 Brown, Japhus DB 5'-10" 183 Fr-HS Edna, TX (Edna) 56 Muegge, Mason DL 6'-3" 247 Sr-SQ Wharton, TX (Wharton) 85 Bryant, Joseph DL 6'-5" 332 Fr-HS Jasper, TX (Jasper) 69 Muhlbach, Don DS 6'-5" 262 Sr-2L Lufkin, TX (Lufkin) 26 Buhl, Jonté DB 5'-10" 171 Jr-2L Pflugerville, TX (Connally) 5 Murphy, Terrence WR 6'-1" 192 Jr-2L Tyler, TX (Chapel Hill) 18 Bullitt, Melvin DB 6'-1" 186 Fr-HS Garland, TX (Naaman Forest) 8 Neumann, Layne PLK 5'-11" 171 Fr-RS Hondo, TX (Hondo) 98 Carriger, Thomas TE 6'-4" 271 Jr-2L Skidmore, TX (Skidmore-Tynan) 36 Newton, Broderick DB 5'-11" 175 Fr-HS Fort Worth, TX (Aledo) 7 Carter, Jason A 6'-0" 193 Jr-1L Caldwell, TX (Caldwell) 60 Nicholson, John David DL 6'-6" 297 So-SQ Montgomery, TX (Montgomery) 5 Carthey, Evan DB 5'-10" 193 Jr-SQ Houston, TX (Westfield) 93 Parks, Julian "Ju" DL 6'-1" 350 Fr-RS Lufkin, TX (Lufkin) 14 Charles, Kyle DB 5'-11" 191 Jr-SQ Spring Branch, TX (Smithson Valley) 59 Patrick, Brian DL 6'-5" 297 So-1L Pasadena, TX (Rayburn) 78 Cheshier, Kasey OL 6'-5" 280 Jr-SQ Duncanville, TX (Duncanville) 13 Pegram, Todd PLK 5'-11" 201 So-1L Plano, TX (West) 63 Clark, Corey OL 6'-6" 310 Fr-HS Spring Branch, TX (Smithson Valley) 44 Perry, Thomas RB 6'-1" 244 Sr-SQ Tyler, TX (Lee/Tyler JC) 23 Colter, Dustin RB 5'-11" 225 Fr-RS Crockett, TX (Crockett) 22 Philbeck, Tim DB 6'-0" 195 Jr-SQ Midland, TX (Christian) 26 Dacus, Clint WR 6'-2" 212 Jr-SQ Red Oak, TX (Red Oak) 36 Pietsch, Ryan PLK 5'-9" 208 So-SQ Giddings, TX (Giddings) 76 De La Garza, Aldo OL 6'-4" 309 So-1L New Braunfels, TX (New Braunfels) 94 Pittman, Tate DL 6'-5" 278 Fr-HS Odessa, TX (Permian) 37 De La Vina, John DB 6'-0" 181 Fr-RS Edinburg, TX (North) 53 Pond, J OL 6'-5" 322 Fr-RS Abilene, TX (Cooper) 21 Derrick, Terry PLK 5'-7" 153 Jr-SQ Victoria, TX (Victoria) 46 Ramsay, Luke RB 5'-10" 200 Fr-RS Harlingen, TX (South) 4 Douglas, Justin WR 6'-1" 172 Fr-RS Santa Fe, TX (Santa Fe) 24 Ray, John DB 6'-1" 202 Fr-RS Giddings, TX (Giddings) 61 Eardley, Ryan DL 6'-3" 258 So-SQ Harwood, TX (Gonzales) 35 Reed, Bryce DL 6'-1" 276 Fr-RS Dallas, TX (Samuell) 64 Elder, Kirk OL 6'-4" 307 Fr-HS Klein, TX (Klein Oak) 73 Reuber, Alan OL 6'-6" 310 Sr-3L Plano, TX (Plano) 1 Farmer, Derek RB 5'-11" 202 Jr-2L Tyler, TX (Lee) 30 Rhodes, Nick WR 6'-0" 202 Fr-HS Brownwood, TX (Brownwood) 46 Ferris, Zeb LB 5'-10" 196 Sr-SQ Brady, TX (Brady) 80 Riley, L'Tydrick WR 6'-2" 223 So-1L Crockett, TX (Crockett) 77 Flanagan, Brandon OL 6'-5" 314 Fr-RS Haughton, LA (Haughton) 8 Roberson, John WR 5'-8" 174 So-SQ Bay City, TX (Bay City) 82 Fleming, Patrick TE 6'-5" 271 So-1L Colleyville, TX (Heritage) 99 Ross, David DL 6'-3" 283 So-1L Forney, TX (Forney) 32 Flemming, Oschlor RB 5'-10" 204 Sr-3L Denton, TX (Ryan) 18 Sanders, T.J. QB 6'-3" 200 Fr-HS Goddard, KS (Goddard) 47 Flood, Kelvin LB 6'-1" 220 Fr-RS Dallas, TX (Kimball) 20 Scates, Cody P 6'-1" 205 Sr-3L Tyler, TX (Lee) 87 Germany, Quinlin TE 6'-2" 269 Fr-RS Ft. Worth, TX (All Saints Episcopal) 48 Schneider, Blake LB 5'-11" 207 So-SQ Thorndale, TX (Thorndale) 37 Gregory, Joshua P 6'-6" 199 Fr-HS Spring Branch, TX (Smithson Valley) 14 Schroeder, Chad QB/WR 6'-1" 178 Fr-RS Austin, TX (Westlake) 66 Hangartner, Geoff OL 6'-5" 310 Jr-1L New Braunfels, TX (New Braunfels) 85 Schuster, Taylor TE 6'-5" 261 Fr-RS Mission, TX (Sharyland) 92 Harrington, Chris DL 6'-5" 248 Fr-HS Houston, TX (St. Pius) 6 Singleton, Bryant DB 5'-11" 187 So-1L Galveston, TX (Ball) 75 Hightower, Jami OL 6'-4" 336 Jr-2L Jacksonville, TX (Jacksonville) 79 Smith, Cole OL 6'-3" 295 So-SQ Grand Prairie, TX (FW Christian) 29 Hodge, Stephen DB 6'-1" 196 Fr-HS Richardson, TX (Lake Highlands) 42 Smith, Everett LB 6'-2" 229 Sr-3L Compton, CA (Dominguez) 71 Holman, Quentin OL 6'-2" 349 So-SQ Jacksonville, TX (Jacksonville) 88 Smith, Linnis DL 6'-4" 288 Sr-3L Tyler, TX (John Tyler) 90 Hooper, Lawrence DL 6'-4" 287 So-SQ Aldine, TX (Aldine) 62 Sproule, Colin DL 6'-3" 257 Jr-SQ Houston, TX (Spring Woods) 89 Jack, Jason DL 6'-5" 281 Fr-HS Humble, TX (Humble) 9 Squillante, Anthony DB 6'-0" 207 Jr-1L Southlake, TX (Carroll) 33 Jackson, Keelan DB 6'-1" 220 Jr-2L Garland, TX (Garland) 74 Steamer, Dominique OL 6'-5" 310 So-SQ Temple, TX (Temple) 91 Jasmin, Marcus DL 6'-5" 318 Jr-2L New Orleans, LA (De La Salle) 57 Stickane, Scott LB 6'-1" 238 Sr-3L Trophy Club, TX (Northwest) 97 Jolly, Johnny DL 6'-3" 289 So-1L Houston, TX (Forest Brook) 96 Stringer, Donny DL 6'-5" 288 So-SQ Garland, TX (Forest) 11 Jones, Byron DB 5'-10" 184 Jr-2L Bay City, TX (Bay City) 9 Taylor, Earvin WR 6'-3" 217 Fr-HS Mission, TX (Mission) 47 Jones, Robert RB 5'-9" 232 Jr-SQ Cleburne, TX (Cleburne) 2 Taylor, Jamaar WR 6'-2" 197 Sr-2L Mission, TX (Mission/Notre Dame) 23 Jones, Ronald DB 5'-10" 186 So-1L Dallas, TX (Skyline) 81 Thomas, Joey TE 6'-5" 228 Fr-HS Austin, TX (Westlake) 4 Joseph, Keith RB 6'-2" 256 Jr-2L Houston, TX (Lamar) 3 Thomas, Terrence WR 5'-9" 180 Jr-2L Houston, TX (Washington) 27 Kelly, John RB 5'-9" 181 Fr-HS Garland, TX (Naaman Forest) 44 Thompson, Ta Ta LB 6'-4" 236 Fr-HS Garland, TX (Garland) 58 Kendrick, Blake LB 6'-1" 225 Jr-2L Willis, TX (Willis) 98 Thornton, Marques DL 6'-2" 275 Fr-RS Houston, TX (Madison) 50 Kirk, John OL 6'-4" 299 Sr-3L Athens, TX (Athens) 83 Van Zant, Tim WR 6'-1" 201 Sr-2L Victoria, TX (Victoria) 68 Kirk, John R. OL 6'-3" 327 Fr-RS Fort Worth, TX (FW Christian) 70 Wallace, Cody OL 6'-5" 282 Fr-HS Cuero, TX (Cuero) 86 Korem, Erik TE 6'-3" 249 Sr-SQ Richardson, TX (Berkner) 95 Warren, Chris TE 6'-4" 231 Jr-SQ Magnolia, TX (Magnolia) 72 Kotzur, Alex OL 6'-5" 289 Fr-RS Houston, TX (St. Thomas) 10 Warren, Justin LB 6'-3" 220 Fr-HS Tyler, TX (Lee) 50 Lamantia, Michael LB 6'-0" 214 Jr-SQ Mission, TX (Sharyland) 31 Weston, Sean DB 5'-10" 180 Sr-3L Inglewood, CA (Serra) 25 Larsen, Matt DB 6'-0" 203 So-SQ Addison, TX (Trinity Christian) 96 White, Ryan TE 6'-4" 244 So-SQ Austin, TX (Lake Travis) 60 Leahy, Larry OL 6'-4" 287 Fr-RS Yoakum, TX (Yoakum) 52 Woods, Frederick LB 6'-1" 233 So-SQ Houston, TX (Washington) 21 Leone, Brandon DB 6'-0" 204 Fr-RS Conroe, TX (Oak Ridge) 84 Woods, Jesse WR 6'-3" 205 So-1L Katy, TX (Taylor) 25 Lewis, Courtney RB 5'-11" 191 Fr-RS Houston, TX (Madison) 15 Wright, Anthony WR 6'-2" 210 So-1L Houston, TX (Klein Forest) 54 Lightsey, Wade LB 6'-1" 231 Jr-TR San Antonio, TX (Converse Judson/Blinn JC) 51 Yoder, Chris OL 6'-3" 285 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Kingwood) 17 Long, Dustin QB 6'-3" 210 Jr-1L Port Neches, TX (Port Neches-Groves) 30 Young, Jacob P/PLK 6'-0" 196 Jr-SQ Fairfield, TX (Fairfield) 61 Lubojasky, Heath DS 6'-0" 219 Fr-RS San Diego, CA (Torrey Pines) 2003 Texas A&M Numerical Roster

1 Anderson, David ...... DB 16 McNeal, Reggie ...... QB 30 Young, Jacob ...... P/PLK 47 Jones, Robert ...... RB 66 Hangartner, Geoff ...... OL 89 Jack, Jason ...... DL 1 Farmer, Derek ...... RB 17 Long, Dustin ...... QB 31 Adams, Will ...... RB 48 Schneider, Blake ...... LB 68 Kirk, John R...... OL 89 Massey, Haven ...... TE 2Taylor, Jamaar ...... WR 18 Bullitt, Melvin ...... DB 31 Weston, Sean ...... DB 49 Manning, Nurahda ...... LB 69 Muhlbach, Don ...... DS 90 Hooper, Lawrence ...... DL 3 Brooks, Trey ...... DB 18 Sanders, T.J...... QB 32 Flemming, Oschlor ...... RB 50 Kirk, John ...... OL 70 Wallace, Cody ...... OL 91 Jasmin, Marcus ...... DL 3 Thomas, Terrence ...... WR 19 Appel, Jaxson ...... DB 33 Brelsford, David ...... PLK 50 Lamantia, Michael ...... LB 71 Holman, Quentin ...... OL 92 Harrington, Chris ...... DL 4 Douglas, Justin ...... WR 20 Scates, Cody ...... P 33 Jackson, Keelan ...... DB 51 Adams, Beau ...... LB 72 Kotzur, Alex ...... OL 93 Adams, Jorrie ...... OL/TE 4 Joseph, Keith ...... RB 21 Derrick, Terry ...... PLK 34 Mayes, Erik ...... DB 51 Yoder, Chris ...... OL 73 Reuber, Alan ...... OL 93 Parks, Julian “Ju” ...... DL 5 Carthey, Evan ...... DB 21 Leone, Brandon ...... DB 35 Reed, Bryce ...... DL 52 Woods, Frederick ...... LB 74 Steamer, Dominique ...... OL 94 Pittman, Tate ...... DL 5 Murphy, Terrence ...... WR 22 Brown, Derrick ...... RB 36 Newton, Broderick ...... DB 53 Pond, J ...... OL 75 Hightower, Jami ...... OL 95 Montgomery, Mike ...... DL 6 Martin II, Peter ...... WR 22 Philbeck, Tim ...... DB 36 Pietsch, Ryan ...... PLK 54 Lightsey, Wade ...... LB 76 De La Garza, Aldo ...... OL 95 Warren, Chris ...... TE 6 Singleton, Bryant ...... DB 23 Colter, Dustin ...... RB 37 De La Vina, John ...... DB 54 Milkavich, James ...... OL 77 Flanagan, Brandon ...... OL 96 Stringer, Donny ...... DL 7 Carter, Jason ...... A 23 Jones, Ronald ...... DB 37 Gregory, Joshua ...... P 55 Barrett, Jamal ...... OL 78 Cheshier, Kasey ...... OL 96 White, Ryan ...... TE 8 Neumann, Layne ...... PLK 24 Alexander, Chris ...... RB 38 Matakis, Andy ...... TE 56 Muegge, Mason ...... DL 79 Smith, Cole ...... OL 97 Jolly, Johnny ...... DL 8 Roberson, John ...... WR 24 Ray, John ...... DB 40 Mangum, Kevin ...... DB 57 Stickane, Scott ...... LB 80 Riley, L’Tydrick ...... WR 98 Carriger, Thomas ...... TE 9 Squillante, Anthony ...... DB 25 Larsen, Matt ...... DB 41 McDaniel, Archie ...... LB 58 Kendrick, Blake ...... LB 81 Thomas, Joey ...... TE 98 Thornton, Marques ...... DL 9Taylor, Earvin ...... WR 25 Lewis, Courtney ...... RB 42 Smith, Everett ...... LB 59 Patrick, Brian ...... DL 82 Fleming, Patrick ...... TE 99 Ross, David ...... DL 10 Warren, Justin ...... LB 26 Buhl, Jonté ...... DB 43 Mitchell, Lamar ...... LB 60 Leahy, Larry ...... OL 83 Van Zant, Tim ...... WR 11 Jones, Byron ...... DB 26 Dacus, Clint ...... WR 44 Perry, Thomas ...... RB 60 Nicholson, John David ... DL 84 Woods, Jesse ...... WR 13 Branyon, Ty ...... QB 27 Kelly, John ...... RB 44 Thompson, Ta Ta ...... LB 61 Eardley, Ryan ...... DL 85 Bryant, Joseph ...... DL 13 Pegram, Todd ...... PLK 28 Born, Jacob ...... WR 45 Morris, Jared ...... LB 61 Lubojasky, Heath ...... DS 85 Schuster, Taylor ...... TE 14 Charles, Kyle ...... DB 28 Brown, Japhus ...... DB 46 Ferris, Zeb ...... LB 62 Sproule, Colin ...... DL 86 Korem, Erik ...... TE 14 Schroeder, Chad ..... QB/WR 29 Hodge, Stephen ...... DB 46 Ramsay, Luke ...... RB 63 Clark, Corey ...... OL 87 Germany, Quinlin ...... TE 15 Wright, Anthony ...... WR 30 Rhodes, Nick ...... WR 47 Flood, Kelvin ...... LB 64 Elder, Kirk ...... OL 88 Smith, Linnis ...... DL 10