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The LSU Defense Contents ONE OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S GRANDEST TRADITIONS TURNS 75 THIS YEAR as LSU celebrates its 75th season of playing night games in Tiger Stadium in 2006. Since that first night game against Spring Hill in the fall of 1931, night games in Tiger Stadium have become a ritual that is celebrated each autumn Saturday Night in Baton Rouge. Night games in Tiger Stadium have been written about time and time again and it's been proven that something magical happens when the lights come on in Death Valley. From Cannon's punt return to beat Ole Miss in 1959, to the night a Hodson-to-Fuller TD pass shook the earth, and, most recently, when five Auburn field goal attempts went awry, the mystique of a night game in Tiger Stadium is legendary. Sports Illustrated columnist Rick Reilly put it best when he said, "college football is LSU's Tiger Stadium at night." 16 34 70 111 Les Miles Gameday The Tigers Winning for Louisiana Les Miles burst onto the LSU football In Baton Rouge, LSU football is not just a The Tigers return 13 starters and 39 let- A pair of Hurricanes named Katrina and scene and had success like no other coach game, it's an event. For a typical Saturday terwinners from a squad that posted an Rita devastated Louisiana, disrupting the before him. Miles led LSU to the best first- contest, tailgaters will begin arriving on 11-2 mark and was ranked No. 5 in the way of life in a football hungry state. With year mark for a Tiger coach by posting an campus as early as Thursday to celebrate final national poll a year ago. Headlining New Orleans underwater and most of the 11-2 overall mark and he became the only yet another weekend of Tiger football in the list of starters for the Tigers are pre- gulf coast destroyed by the storms, it was first-year coach in SEC history to take his Baton Rouge. While Tiger Stadium may season All-America candidates in free the LSU football team that stepped up to team to the league's championship game. hold up to 92,000 fans, it's estimated that safety LaRon Landry and offensive guard become the torch-bearer for a state in Along the way, Miles became the only LSU close to 120,000 fans converge on the LSU Will Arnold. need of a diversion. Week after week, the coach to beat Auburn, Florida and campus for a football weekend. Tigers, much like the citizens of this great Alabama in the same season. state, overcame adversity and found a way to end up winners. 2 2006 LSU FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE Contents 4 Quick Facts Coaches 146 vs. All Opponents 6 Rosters/Pronunciation Guide 147 Year-by-Year Results 94 Head Coach Les Miles 8 Geographical Breakdown/2006 Signees 157 LSU in the Polls/LSU on TV 99 Jimbo Fisher 9 Depth Chart 158 All-Americans 100 Josh Henson 10 2006 Season Preview 162 Academic All-Americans 101 Earl Lane 12 2006 Opponents 163 First-Team All-SEC 102 Doug Mallory 164 Second-Team All-SEC 103 Todd Monken 165 Academic All-SEC This is LSU 104 Bo Pelini 167 National/SEC Awards 16 Les Miles Football 105 Bradley Dale Peveto 168 Team Awards 18 Championship Football 106 Larry Porter 169 Awards/LSU Athletic Hall of Fame 20 Academic Success 107 Stacy Searels 170 All-Star Game Appearances 22 Academic Center for Student-Athletes 108 Mack Butler/Dr. Sam Nader 171 Tigers in the Pros 24 Campus Life 109 Football Support Staff 173 Tigers in the Draft 28 Giving Back 175 All-Time Head Coaching Records 29 Career Development Review 176 All-Time Assistant Coaches 30 The City of Baton Rouge 111 Season Notebook 177 Lettermen 31 The State of Louisiana 113 Hurricane Katrina 182 Tiger Stadium 32 Tiger Stadium 115 2005 Final Statistics 186 2003 National Champions 34 Gameday in Tiger Town 117 2005 Final Defensive Statistics 188 1958 National Champions 36 National Spotlight 118 2005 Final Game-by-Game Statistics 190 National Award Winners 40 LSU Football Operations Center 120 2005 Final Defensive Game-by-Game Statistics 192 LSU Bowl History 41 Charles McClendon LSU Football Practice Facility 121 2005 Superlatives 42 Jeff Boss Locker Room 122 2005 Starting Lineups/Career Starts 43 Lawton Room/Hall of Champions LSU 123 Arizona State Recap 44 Strength & Conditioning 195 LSU President William Jenkins 124 Tennessee Recap 46 Martin J. Broussard Center for Athletic Training 196 Chancellor Sean O'Keefe 125 Mississippi State Recap 48 Bowl Games 197 Athletics Director Skip Bertman 126 Vanderbilt Recap 50 Great Moments 198 LSU Athletics - A Championship Season 127 Florida Recap 52 NFL Scout Day 200 Athletics Administration 128 Auburn Recap 53 NFL Draft Day 129 North Texas Recap 54 Tigers in the NFL 130 Appalachian State Recap Media 56 LSU Football All-Americans 131 Alabama Recap 201 Media Guidelines 58 LSU Football Traditions 132 Ole Miss Recap 203 Media List 63 Mike the Tiger 133 Arkansas Recap 204 Sports Information 64 LSU Greats 134 Georgia Recap 205 LSU Sports Television Network 66 Prominent LSU Alumni 135 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Recap 206 LSU Sports Radio Network 68 Jack and Priscilla Andonie LSU Sports Museum 207 LSU Sports Properties 69 Athletic Facilities History 208 Tiger Athletic Foundation Players 136 Record Book 143 Yearly Offensive Statistics 70 Player Profiles 144 Yearly Defensive Statistics 92 Signee Profiles 145 Yearly Records/Milestones Credits EDITOR: Michael Bonnette PHOTOGRAPHY The 2006 LSU Football Media Guide was written by LAYOUT & DESIGN: Jason Feirman, Peter Hoang Steve Franz, Chris Graythen, Jason Feirman, Dennis Hodges the LSU Sports Information Office and designed by COVER DESIGN: Jason Feirman, Peter Hoang The Advocate, Travis Spradling, Arthur D. Lauck, the LSU Publications Office on an Apple G4 using PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS: Krystal Bennett Brian Crain, Jennifer Abelson, J.” Rico” Clement, QuarkXpress 6.5 and Adobe Photoshop CS2. Brandon Jantz Bill Feig, Dan Hardesty, Jim Hudelson, LSU Gumbo, ASSISTANT EDITORS: Brian Miller Neil Johnson, Brad Messina, Rob Muschmeche, HOW TO PURCHASE AN LSU MEDIA GUIDE: Melissa Reynaud Jim Zeitz, Prather Warren, NFL, Nelson Chenault, 1. Preorder with your season ticket order form Bill Franques Ron Berard, C.C. Lockwood, Erby Aucoin Jr., 2. Online at www.LSUsports.net Laurie Cannon DeAndre Phillips (Miami Heat/NBA), Getty Images 3. Purchase from the Tiger Gift Center RESEARCH PRINTING Bill Martin, Alex Restrepo, Will Stafford Universal Printing - Kansas City, Mo. 2006 LSU FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 3 Quick Facts INTRO 2006 LSU Football Schedule 2005 LSU Football Results THIS IS LSU DATE OPPONENT SITE SERIES RECORD Overall Record: 11-2 | SEC Record: 7-1 TIGERS Sept. 2 UL-Lafayette Baton Rouge LSU leads 20-0 Final National Rank: No. 5 USA Today Coaches/ No. 6 Associated Press Sept. 9 Arizona Baton Rouge LSU leads 2-0 COACHES DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATTENDANCE Sept. 16 at Auburn Auburn, Ala. LSU leads 21-18-1 Sept. 10 at #15 Arizona State (ESPN) W, 35-31 63,210 REVIEW Sept. 23 Tulane Baton Rouge LSU leads 65-22-7 Sept. 26 * #10/11 Tennessee (ESPN2) L, 30-27 (OT) 91,986 HISTORY Sept. 30 Miss. State Baton Rouge LSU leads 63-33-3 Oct. 1 * at Miss. State (TigerVision) W, 37-7 48,344 Oct. 7 at Florida Gainesville, Fla. UF leads 27-22-3 LSU Oct. 8 * at Vanderbilt (ESPN2) W, 34-6 37,309 Oct. 14 Kentucky Baton Rouge LSU leads 37-15-1 Oct. 15 * #11/13 Florida (CBS) W, 21-17 92,402 Oct. 21 Fresno State Baton Rouge First Meeting Oct. 22 * #15/16 Auburn (ESPN) W, 20-17 (OT) 92,664 Nov. 4 at Tennessee at Knoxville, Tenn. UT leads 20-5-3 Oct. 29 North Texas (TigerVision) W, 56-3 88,887 Nov. 11 Alabama Baton Rouge UA leads 43-21-5 Nov. 5 Appalachian State (HC) W, 24-0 91,414 Nov. 18 Ole Miss Baton Rouge LSU leads 53-27-4 Nov. 12 * at #3/4 Alabama (CBS) W, 16-13 (OT) 81,018 Nov. 24 at Arkansas Little Rock, Ark. LSU leads 32-17-2 Nov. 19 * at Ole Miss (ESPN2) W, 40-7 59,543 Nov. 25 * Arkansas (CBS) W, 19-17 92,127 2007 Schedule 2008 Schedule SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME • ATLANTA • GEORGIA DOME Dec. 3 vs. #13 Georgia (CBS) L, 34-14 73,717 Sept. 1 Appalachian State Aug. 30 Troy State CHICK-FIL-A PEACH BOWL • ATLANTA • GEORGIA DOME Sept. 8 Virginia Tech Sept. 6 TBD Dec. 30 vs. #10 Miami (ESPN) W, 40-3 65,620 Sept. 15 at Mississippi State Sept. 13 Louisiana Tech *indicates SEC game Sept. 22 South Carolina Sept. 20 at Auburn Sept. 29 * at Tulane Sept. 27 Mississippi State Oct. 6 Florida Oct. 11 at Florida Oct. 13 at Kentucky Oct. 18 at South Carolina Oct. 20 Auburn Oct. 25 Georgia Nov. 3 Middle Tennessee Nov. 1 Tulane Nov. 10 at Alabama Nov. 15 Alabama Nov. 17 at Ole Miss Nov. 22 Ole Miss Nov. 24 Arkansas Nov. 29 at Arkansas Future schedules are subject to change Future schedules are subject to change * Louisiana Superdome LSU Football Staff NAME POSITION ALMA MATER YEAR AT LSU COACHING STAFF Les Miles8 Head Coach Michigan, '76 2nd Jimbo Fisher Off. Coordinator/QB Salem, '89 7th Josh Henson TE/Recruiting Coordinator Oklahoma State, '98 2nd Earl Lane Defensive Line Northwood 1st Doug Mallory Defensive Backs Michigan, '88 2nd Todd Monken Passing Game Coordinator/WR Knox College, '89 2nd Bo Pelini Defensive Coordinator Ohio State, '90 2nd Bradley Dale Peveto Special Teams Coordinator/LB SMU, '87 2nd Larry Porter Asst.
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