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2004 Nebraska Schedule Table of Contents Huskers Briefly in 2003 NEBRASKA'04 SPRING PROSPECTUS Table of Contents Quick Facts, Schedule................................................... 1 2004 Nebraska Schedule Returning Lettermen/Spring Roster.......................2-5 Date Opponent .................................. Site .............................. Stadium................................... Time Nebraska Coaching Staff ..........................................6-8 Sept. 4 Western Illinois........................ Lincoln, Neb............... Memorial Stadium.................. TBA Spring Notes/Position Outlook............................10-15 Sept. 11 Southern Mississippi............... Lincoln, Neb............... Memorial Stadium.................. TBA Player Biographies ................................................16-26 Sept. 18 at Pittsburgh...............................Pittsburgh, Pa.............. Heinz Field................................. TBA 2004 Signees...........................................................27-31 Oct. 2 Kansas#..................................... Lincoln, Neb............... Memorial Stadium.................. TBA 2003 Recap/Statistics ............................................33-47 Spring Game Results/Records................................... 48 Oct. 9 at Texas Tech#.............................Lubbock, Texas............ Jones SBC Stadium .................... TBA Oct. 16 Baylor# ...................................... Lincoln, Neb............... Memorial Stadium.................. TBA Huskers Briefly in 2003 Oct. 23 at Kansas State#..........................Manhattan, Kan........... KSU Stadium/Wagner Field ...... TBA Record: 10-3 Oct. 30 Missouri#.................................. Lincoln, Neb............... Memorial Stadium.................. TBA Big 12 Record: 5-3 Nov. 6 at Iowa State#..............................Ames, Iowa.................. Jack Trice Stadium..................... TBA Home: 6-1, Away: 3-2; Neutral: 1-0 Nov. 13 at Oklahoma# .............................Norman, Okla.............. Memorial Stadium .................... TBA Total Attendance: 891,825 Average Attendance: 68,602 Nov. 26 Colorado# (ABC)...................... Lincoln, Neb............... Memorial Stadium.................. TBA Home Attendance: 544,276 Dec. 4 Big 12 Championship (ABC) ......Kansas City, Mo........... Arrowhead Stadium .................. TBA Average Home Attendance: 77,754 # Big 12 Conference Games Offense (National Rank) Yards Rushing/Game: 235.6 (7) Nebraska Football Coaching Staff Yards Rushing/Att.: 4.3 Head Coach: Bill Callahan (Illinois Benedictine, 1978); Record: First season Passing Yards/Game: 109.4 (114) Assistant Coaches: Kevin Cosgrove (Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers); Jay Norvell (Offensive Passing Yards/Att./Comp.: 1,422/192/94 Coordinator/Quarterbacks); John Blake (Defensive Line); Bill Busch (Outside Linebackers); Scott Downing (Tight Total Net Yards/Game: 345.0 (83) Ends/Specialists/Recruiting Coordinator); Phil Elmassian (Secondary); Turner Gill (Receivers); Randy Jordan Total Net Yards/Att.: 4.9 (Running Backs); Dennis Wagner (Offensive Line); Tim Cassidy (Associate A.D./Football); Dave Kennedy (Head Points/Game: 24.8 (74) Turnover Margin/Game: +1.77 (1) Football Strength Coach); Dan McLaughlin (Graduate Assistant/Offense); TBA (Graduate Assistant/Defense) Defense (National Rank) Yards Rushing/Game: 119.3 (24) 2003 Nebraska Schedule and Results (10-3, 5-3 Big 12) AP Rank Passing Yards/Game: 177.9 (11) Gametime Final Total Net Yards/Game: 297.2 (11) Points/Game: 14.5 (2) Date Opponent Television Attendance Result NU/Opp. NU/Opp. Pass Efficiency Defense: 88.7 (1) Aug. 30 Oklahoma State# ABC 78,058 W, 17-7 NR/24 19/RV Sept. 6 Utah State Fox Sports Net 77,284 W, 31-7 23/ 19/ General Information Sept. 13 Penn State ABC 78,008 W, 18-10 18/ 19/ Location: Lincoln, Neb., 68588-0123 Sept. 25 at Southern Miss ESPN 36,125 W, 38-14 15/ 19/ Population: 225,581 Oct. 4 Troy State 77,825 W, 30-0 12/ 19/ Founded: 1869 Enrollment: 25,000 Oct. 11 at Missouri# TBS 68,349 L, 24-41 10/ 19/ Football Stadium/Field: Memorial Stadium (1923)/ Oct. 18 Texas A&M# Fox Sports Net 77,604 W, 48-12 18/ 19/ Tom Osborne Field (1998) Oct. 25 Iowa State# Fox PPV 77,483 W, 28-0 14/ 19/ Capacity: 73,918 Nov. 1 at Texas# ABC 83,308 L, 7-31 12/16 19/12 Surface: FieldTurf (1999) Nov. 8 at Kansas# Fox Sports Net 50,107 W, 24-3 19/ 19/ Nickname: Cornhuskers or Huskers Colors: Scarlet and Cream Nov. 15 Kansas State# ABC 78,014 L, 9-38 18/ 19/14 Conference: Big 12 Nov. 28 at Colorado# ABC 53,444 W, 31-22 25/ 19/ Chancellor: Harvey S. Perlman, J.D. Dec. 29 vs. Michigan State$ ESPN 56,226 W, 17-3 22/ 19/ Institutional Rep.: Josephine Potuto, J.D. #-Big 12 Conference game; $-MasterCard Alamo Bowl (San Antonio, Texas) Athletic Director: Steve Pederson Associate A.D./SID: Chris Anderson Associate SID/Football: Keith Mann Final 2003 Big 12 Conference Results Assistant SIDs: Jeff Abele, Jeff Griesch, Shamus McKnight, No. North Conf. Overall Bowl Opponent, Result Shannon Sherman and Jerry Trickie 1. Kansas State+ 6-2 11-4 lost to Ohio State in Fiesta Bowl, 35-28 Office Supervisor: Vicki Cartwright Interns: Scott Bruhn, Erin Smith 2. Nebraska 5-3 10-3 defeated Michigan State in Alamo Bowl, 17-3 Graduate Assistants: Christina Deck, Rebekah Giordano 3. Missouri 4-4 8-5 lost to Arkansas in Independence Bowl, 27-14 Student Assistants: Maggi Banks, Jenni Denison, 4. Kansas 3-5 6-7 lost to North Carolina State in Tangerine Bowl, 56-26 David Graff, Kelli Kremlacek, Bret McVey, Nate Rohr, Colorado 3-5 5-7 Matt Smith, Christian Summers 6. Iowa State 0-8 2-10 Administration No. South Conf. Overall President: Dr. L. Dennis Smith 1. Oklahoma 8-0 12-2 lost to LSU in Sugar Bowl, 21-14 Board of Regents 2. Texas 7-1 10-3 lost to Washington State in Holiday Bowl, 28-20 Donald S. Blank, D.D.S., McCook 3. Oklahoma State 5-3 9-4 lost to Ole Miss in Cotton Bowl, 31-28 Randy Ferlic, M.D., Omaha Chuck Hassebrook, Walthill 4. Texas Tech 4-4 8-5 defeated Navy in Houston Bowl, 38-14 Jim McClurg, Ph.D, Lincoln 5. Texas A&M 2-6 4-8 Drew Miller, Ph.D., Papillion 6. Baylor 1-7 3-9 Howard Hawks, Omaha +-Big 12 Champion; Big 12 Championship Game: Kansas State 35, Oklahoma 7 (Kansas City, Mo.) Kent Schroeder, J.D., Kearney Charles S. Wilson, M.D., Lincoln Nebraska's 2004 Non-Conference Opponent Records Student Regents Kyle Arganbright, UN-Lincoln Team Overall Bowl Opp., Results Ryan Arnold, UN-Medical Center Western Illinois 9-4 lost to Colgate in quarterfinals of I-AA playoffs, 28-27 Jonathan Croskey, UN-Omaha Southern Mississippi 9-4 lost to Utah in Liberty Bowl, 17-0 Michelle McGeorge, UN-Kearney Pittsburgh 8-5 lost to Virginia in Continental Tire Bowl, 23-16 1 NEBRASKA'04 NEBRASKA'04 SPRING PROSPECTUS SPRING PROSPECTUS Husker Experience Returning and Lost Lettermen Lost (34) Experience Returning and Lost Briefly STARTERS LOST in Caps, five or more starts and regular starter at end of 2003 (Five or more starts and/or regular starter at end of season to qualify) season; (Number of 2003 starts); all are seniors unless otherwise noted Total Starters Returning: 15 (8 offense, 6 defense, 1 kicker) Total Starters Lost: 11 (5 offense, 5 defense, 1 kicker) Offense (15 Lettermen/5 Starters) Offensive Starters Returning: 8 (OT Richie Incognito, OG Mike Erickson, OG WR: Tim Liley** (1) Jake Andersen, WR Ross Pilkington, WR Isaiah Fluellen, WR Mark LeFlore, TE Ryan Ommert* Matt Herian, IB Cory Ross) OT: DAN VILI WALDROP**** (13) Offensive Starters Lost: 5 (OT Dan Vili Waldrop, C Josh Sewell, QB Jammal Cody Volk* Lord, FB Judd Davies, IB Josh Davis) OG: Tim Green* Defensive Starters Returning: 6 (DE Benard Thomas, DT Le Kevin Smith, MLB C: JOSH SEWELL** (13) Barrett Ruud, CB Fabian Washington, FS Josh Bullocks, SS Daniel Bullocks) Jack Limbaugh* Defensive Starters Lost: 5 (DE Trevor Johnson, NT Ryon Bingham, WLB TE: Phil Peetz*** (4) Demorrio Williams, BLB T.J. Hollowell, CB Pat Ricketts) QB: JAMMAL LORD**** (13) Starting Kickers Returning: 1 (PK David Dyches) Brett Lindstrom* Starting Kickers Lost: 1 (P Kyle Larson) FB: JUDD DAVIES**** (8) Starting Specialists Returning: 3 (KO Sam Koch, LS Lane Kelly, Holder Kellen DeAntae Grixby**** Huston) Andy Wingender* Starting Specialists Lost: 1 (KOR/PR Josh Davis) IB: JOSH DAVIS*** (10) Total Lettermen Returning: 48 (27 offense, 17 defense, 4 specialists) Robin Miller*** Total Lettermen Lost: 34 (15 offense, 17 defense, 2 specialists) Defense (17 Lettermen/5 Starters) Husker 2003 Statistical Leaders LDE: None Rushing G/S Att. Yds. YPC YPG Long TD NT: RYON BINGHAM*** (11) Jammal Lord, QB 13/13 215 948 4.4 72.9 66 10 Patrick Kabongo**** (2) Josh Davis, IB 13/10 138 600 4.3 46.2 42 2 Cory Ross, IB 13/3 130 575 4.4 44.2 23 4 Jason Lohr**** David Horne, IB 12/0 107 441 4.1 36.8 20 4 DT: None Joe Dailey, QB 8/0 33 122 3.7 15.2 23 0 RDE: TREVOR JOHNSON**** (13) Isaiah Fluellen, WR 11/4 12 116 9.7 10.5 39 1 BUCK: T.J. HOLLOWELL**** (13) Steve Kriewald, FB 13/0 19 99 5.2 7.6 16 1 MIKE: Steve Safranek*** Curt Tomasevicz* Passing G/S Att-Cmp-Int Pct. Yds YPG TDs WILL: DEMORRIO WILLIAMS** (13) Jammal Lord, QB 13/13 176-85-8 .483 1,305 100.4 6 Chad Buller** Joe Dailey, QB 8/0 14-9-2 .643 117 14.6 2 Lannie Hopkins* Receiving G/S No. Yds YPR YPG Long TDs LCB: Terrell Butler** Matt Herian, TE 13/13 22 484 22.0 37.2 77 3 Kevin Guse* Ross Pilkington, WR 13/13 22 338 15.4 26.0 44 1 FS: Jerrell Pippens**** (1) Mark LeFlore, WR 13/5 19 197 10.4 15.2 55 2 SS: Philip Bland*** (4) Isaiah Fluellen, WR 11/4 15 287 19.1 26.1 48 2 Fred Thorne* Josh Davis, IB 13/10 4 21 5.2 1.6 12 0 RCB: PAT RICKETTS**** (13) Scoring TDs PAT1 PAT2 FG Saf. TP Seth White* David Dyches, PK 0 32-32 0 14-21 0 74 Jammal Lord, QB 10 0 0 0 0 60 Kickers (2/1 Starter) Judd Davies, FB 5 0 0 0 0 30 PK: Dale Endorf* Punting G No. Yds Avg. Net Long Punter: KYLE LARSON*** (13) Kyle Larson 13 66 2,978 45.1 40.8 80 Kickoffs: Dale Endorf* Punt Returns G No.
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