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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NOVEMBER 9, 2008
No. 11 OKLAHOMA STATE TRAVELS TO BOULDER
LOOKING TO PICK UP NINTH WIN OF THE SEASON
Big 12 Standings
THE GAME
No. 11/13 Oklahoma State at Colorado
Saturday, Nov. 15, 2008 :: 7:00 p.m.
Folsom Field (53,750 capacity)
TV................................ ABC Sports
Play-by-Play...................Ron Franklin
Analysis...........................Ed Cunningham
Sideline...........................Jack Arute
Radio......................... Cowboy Radio Network
Play-by-Play...................Dave Hunziker
Analysis...........................John Holcomb
Sideline...........................Robert Allen
Engineer..........................Joe Riddle
Producer.........................John Filbeck
Internet................... okstate.com
No. 11/13 Oklahoma State
COWBOYS
8-2 overall; 4-2 Big 12
COACH MIKE GUNDY
Alma Mater: Oklahoma State, 1990
Career Record: 26-21 (Fourth Year)
OSU Record: 26-21 (Fourth Year)
Co-Offensive Coord.: Gunter Brewer
Co-Offensive Coord.: Trooper Taylor
Defensive Coord.: Tim Beckman
Colorado
BUFFALOES
5-5 overall; 2-4 Big 12
COACH DAN HAWKINS
Alma Mater: UC Davis, 1984
Career Record: 105-45-1 (13th Year)
Colorado Record: 13-22 (Third year)
Offensive Coordinator: Mark Helfrich
Defensive Coordinator: Ron Collins
SERIES Capsule
OKLAHOMA STATE
COLORADO
Series History.................................CU leads, 26-17-1
In Boulder........................................CU leads, 13-7
In Stillwater.....................................CU leads, 12-10-1
At Neutral.........................................CU leads, 1-0
First Meeting (1920)......................Colorado 40, OSU 7
Last Meeting (2005)....................Colorado 34, OSU 0
Last OSU Win (2004)..................OSU 42, Colorado 14
Last Colorado Win (2005).........Colorado 34, OSU 0
Gundy vs. Colorado......................0-1
Hawkins vs. OSU...........................0-0
8/30......vs. Washington St....FSN...........W, 39-13
9/6.........Houston........................-.................W, 56-37
9/13.......Missouri State............FCS...........W, 57-13
9/27......Troy................................-.................W, 55-24
10/4.......Texas A&M..................-.................W, 56-28
10/11.......at No. 3 Missouri.......ESPN2......W, 28-23
10/18.....Baylor............................--................W, 34-6
10/25....at No. 1 Texas..............ABC..........L, 28-24
11/1..........Iowa State...................ABC..........W, 59-17
11/8.........at No. 2 Texas Tech....ABC..........L, 56-20
11/15.......at Colorado.................ABC..........7:00 p.m.
11/29......Oklahoma....................ABC..........TBA
8/31.......vs. Colorado State......................W, 38-17
9/6.........Eastern Washington..................W, 31-24
9/18.......No. 21 West Virginia...................W, 17-14
9/27......at Florida State............................L, 39-21
10/4.......No. 5 Texas....................................L, 38-14
10/11.......at No. 16 Kansas..........................L, 30-14
10/18.....Kansas State................................W, 14-13
10/25....at No. 16 Missouri........................L, 58-0
11/1..........at Texas A&M...............................L, 24-17
11/8.........Iowa State.....................................W, 28-24
11/15.......Oklahoma State..........................7:00 p.m.
11/28......at Nebraska...................................2:30 p.m.
all times listed as Central time
all times listed as Central time
OSU CoachING STAFF
Head Coach.............................................. Mike Gundy
Co-Off. Coordinator/QBs...................... Gunter Brewer*
Co-Off. Coordinator/WRs .................. Trooper Taylor
Def. Coordinator/LBs ........................... Tim Beckman*
Assoc. Head Coach/STs/Safeties..... Joe DeForest
Assistant Head Coach/RBs ............... Curtis Luper
Defensive Line ....................................... Glenn Spencer
Offensive Line ....................................... Joe Wickline*
Cornerbacks ........................................... Jason Jones
Tight Ends ............................................... Doug Meacham
* In the press box on game day.
OSU Media Relations
Kevin Klintworth, Assoc. A.D. :: FB Contact
[email protected]/405-744-7714
Gavin Lang, Associate SID :: FB Contact
Mike Noteware, Associate SID
Ryan Cameron, Assistant SID
Wade McWhorter, Assistant SID
Roxanne Cantrell, Unit Assistant
2008 COWBOY FOOTBALL
NEWS AND NOTES
THE FINAL ROAD
The Oklahoma State Cowboys hit the road
for the final time in 2008 when they travel
to Boulder to face the Colorado Buffaloes
Saturday night. OSU is 8-2 overall and 4-2 in
Big 12 play while Colorado is 5-5 overall and
2-4 against Big 12 competition. OSU is playing consecutive road games for the first time
this season. OSU will be idle Nov. 22, before
closing the season by hosting Oklahoma on
Nov. 29.
OSU-CU TV
For the second straight week, Oklahoma State
is part of the ESPN on ABC prime time telecast. Kickoff Saturday night is set for 6 p.m.
in Boulder (7 p.m. central). The game marks
OSU’s third Saturday night road contest in Big
12 play.
OSU And ABC
After appearing on ABC just four times in
the previous three seasons, Oklahoma State
has become a weekly part of the network’s
college football programming. When includ-
ing the season finale on Nov. 29 against
Oklahoma, the Cowboys will close the 2008
regular season with five straight appearances
on ABC. OSU will also play in the network’s
prime-time window for the second straight
week after making just one previous appearance in that slot.
pokes And buffs
Colorado leads the all-time series with Oklahoma State, 26-17-1, including a 4-2 advantage
during the Big 12 era. Colorado won the first
two meetings between the two schools in
1920 and in 1933. Those were the only two
games between the teams prior to 1960. That
year, the squads began playing every season
after Oklahoma State joined the old Big Seven
to form, of course, the Big Eight Conference.
The annual meetings ended in 1998 when the
Big 12 rotation began. Notes from the series:
• OSU was a 42-14 winner the last time in
played in Boulder (2004). That victory broke a
five-game road losing streak for OSU against
Colorado.
North................Big 12..... Overall
Missouri............ 4-2...........8-2
Nebraska............3-3...........6-4
Kansas...............3-3...........6-4
Colorado........... 2-4...........5-5
Kansas State....1-5............4-6
Iowa State........ 0-6...........2-8
South...............Big 12..... Overall
Texas Tech....... 6-0..........10-0
Oklahoma..........5-1.............9-1
Texas...................5-1.............9-1
Oklahoma St... 4-2...........8-2
Texas A&M....... 2-4...........4-6
Baylor.................1-5............3-7
Series History
vs. COLORADO
1920....... L...............7-40............N
1933....... L...............0-6...............H
1960....... L...............6-13..............H
1961........ L...............0-24............A
1962....... W.............36-16............H
1963....... L...............0-25............A
1964....... W.............14-10............H
1965....... L...............11-34.............A
1966....... W.............11-10.............H
1967....... W.............10-7.............A
1968....... W.............34-17...........H
1969....... L...............14-17.............A
1970....... L...............6-30............H
1971........ L...............6-40............A
1972....... W.............31-6..............H
1973....... W.............38-24..........A
1974....... L...............20-37..........H
1975....... L...............7-17..............A
1976....... L...............10-20..........H
1977....... L...............13-29...........A
1978....... W.............24-20..........H
1979....... W.............21-10............A
1980....... W.............42-7.............H
1981........ L...............10-11.............A
1982....... T...............25-25..........H
1983....... W.............40-14...........A
1984....... W.............20-14...........H
1985....... W.............14-11..............A
1986....... L...............14-31.............H
1987....... W.............42-17...........H
1988....... W.............41-21............A
1989....... L...............17-41.............H
1990....... L...............22-41...........A
1991........ L...............12-16.............H
1992....... L...............0-28............A
1993....... L...............14-31.............H
1994....... L...............3-17..............A
1995....... L...............32-45..........H
1996....... L...............13-35...........A
1997....... W.............33-29..........H
2000.... L...............21-37............A
2001...... L...............19-22...........H
2004..... W.............42-14...........A
2005..... L .............0-34............H
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NOVEMBER 9, 2008
• OSU is 6-14 all-time at Colorado.
• Oklahoma State is 6-1 against Colorado when the Cowboys
are playing as a member of the Associated Press top 25.
• Mike Gundy is 0-1 against Colorado with the loss coming his
first year as Cowboy head coach in 2005. He is visiting Colorado as a head coach for the first time.
• As a player, Gundy was 2-2 against the Buffaloes.
BEST 10-GAME STARTS
Year.......Start....... Final......... Worth Noting
1984.........9-1..........10-2......... Gator Bowl Champs
2008...... 8-2.........TBD......... Has faced three AP top five foes
1988........ 8-2.........10-2......... Holiday Bowl Champs
1987........ 8-2.........10-2......... Sun Bowl Champs
1985........ 8-2..........8-4.......... Gator Bowl Participant
1931......... 8-2........ 8-2-1......... Missouri Valley Champs
Looking For Nailbiters
Close calls in the OSU-CU series are somewhat rare as it seems
both schools take turns beating up on each other. The last
meeting between the two resulted in a 34-0 Colorado win. The
year before, in 2004, it was Oklahoma State landing a 42-14
haymaker. In fact, only two of the last 10 meetings have been
decided by 10 points or less.
CU Ties
Two former Colorado assistant coaches, Bob Simmons and Les
Miles, have gone on to become the head coach at Oklahoma
State. Current Cowboy head coach, Mike Gundy, worked for both
men before taking over as the head coach at his alma mater.
Simmons was at Oklahoma State from 1995 to 2000 and came
directly from Boulder. Miles, who had coached with Simmons at
Colorado and OSU, replaced his old boss as the head coach in
2000 before departing for LSU after the 2004 season.
Rocky Mountain Robinson
Oklahoma State has just one player on its roster from the state
of Colorado. That player is starting quarterback Zac Robinson,
who hails from Littleton and attended Chatfield High School.
Robinson was a first-team all-stater at Chatfield after a standout prep career as a receiver and quarterback.
Northward Bound
Oklahoma State heads to Colorado looking to complete just its
second perfect record against the Big 12 North since the league
was formed in time for the 1996 season. The Cowboys’ only
other 3-0 record against the North came in 2004. That year,
OSU had road wins at Missouri and Colorado and a home win
over Iowa State. OSU already has a road win at No. 3 Missouri
and a home win over Iowa State this season. Oklahoma State
has won its last three road games against the North and five
of its last seven.
OSU QUICKLY
The Cowboys are coming off a 56-20 loss at No. 2 Texas Tech in
Lubbock. Despite the setback, OSU has still won 10 of its last 13
games and 12 of its last 17 contests. OSU has also won four of
its last seven road games. The Cowboys’ 8-2 record represents
one of the best 10-game marks in school history. It ties for the
second best start in school history in seasons in which the
Cowboys played at least 10 games.
THE DRIVE FOR NINE
If Oklahoma State records a ninth win this season…
• It would mark just the seventh time in OSU history that the
Cowboys have reached nine victories and it would mark OSU’s
first nine-win season since 2003.
• It would be just the sixth nine-win season since World War
II as OSU won at least nine games in 1976, 1984, 1987, 1988 and
2003. It would mark just the second time in OSU history that
the Cowboys would have recorded nine-win seasons twice in
the same decade.
THE DRIVE FOR FIVE
Another conference win this year would give OSU five Big 12
victories for the first time since 2003 and for the fourth time in
the 13 years of the length’s existence. The win over Iowa State
also assured Oklahoma State of two straight .500 Big 12 seasons for the first time since 2002-2003-2004. OSU has never
won more than five Big 12 games in a season.
POLL WATCHING
Oklahoma State enters the Colorado game ranked No. 11 in the
Associated Press poll. It marks the seventh straight week that
the Cowboys have been in the AP poll, but it also ends a fourweek stay in the AP top 10. The Cowboys are enjoying their fifth
straight week in the AP top 15 for the first time since 1988.
IN OTHER PRECINCTS
OSU is ranked No. 13 in the USA Today coaches poll and in the
BCS standings and is eighth in the Harris Poll.
LAST TIME AGAINST THE BUFFS
The last time that Colorado and OSU met on the football field,
the Big 12 landscape looked much different. In the first loss of
Mike Gundy’s head coaching career, OSU took a 34-0 shellacking at the hands of the Buffaloes on Oct. 1, 2005, in Stillwater.
OSU managed just 208 yards of total offense. OSU punter Matt
Fodge was OSU’s third leading rusher with 11 yards. Other than
Fodge, the only other current Cowboy with offensive stats in
the game was tight end Brandon Pettigrew with one reception
covering 13 yards. Ricky Price was credited with three special
teams tackles and defensive back Jacob Lacey had two stops.
2008 OKLAHOMA STATE MEDIA SERVICES
SUN
9
3 p.m.
Mike Gundy
Teleconference
Contact OSU
Media Relations
for more info
MON
10
10:20 a.m.
Gundy on Big 12
Teleconference
Noon
Media Luncheon
Post-Practice
Time TBA
Player availability
for those not at
luncheon
NOVEMBER 2008
TUES
11
Post-practice
Time TBA
Gundy available to
the media.
WED
12
THURS
13
Post-practice
No interview
Approx. 6:00 p.m. availability
Gundy available to
the media
FRI
14
Depart for
Boulder, Colo.
SAT
15
7:00 p.m.
OSU at Colorado
Folsom Field
Big 12 Teleconference
The Big 12 Conference football coaches will participate in a weekly media-only teleconference during the 2008 season. The calls are held each Monday, beginning August 25 and continuing through
the end of the regular season. There will also be a
special postseason conference call on December 8
for all teams participating in bowl games.
The teleconference begins at 10:00 a.m. central
time. The call can also be heard live and on replay
via the internet by visiting the Big 12 web site at
www.big12sports.com.
Please contact the Big 12 communications staff
for the call-in and replay phone numbers.
Time....................... Coach
10:00 a.m............. Mark Mangino, Kansas
10:10 a.m............... Bob Stoops, Oklahoma
10:20 a.m............. Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State
10:30 a.m............. Ron Prince, Kansas State
10:40 a.m............. Gary Pinkel, Missouri
10:50 a.m............. Mike Leach, Texas Tech
11:00 a.m............... Art Briles, Baylor
11:10 a.m................ Gene Chizik, Iowa State
11:20 a.m............... Mack Brown, Texas
11:30 a.m............... Mike Sherman, Texas A&M
11:40 a.m............... Dan Hawkins, Colorado
11:50 a.m............... Bo Pelini, Nebraska
Gundy Teleconference
Coach Mike Gundy will hold a media teleconference at 3 p.m. central time every Sunday. Contact
the OSU media relations office for call-in information. The call is for members of the media only.
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Collegepressbox.com provides media information from the 12 members of the Big 12 Conference.
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We hope you will take advantage of what is offered and be sure to add your suggestions for additions and alterations in the future. Please send
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Pre-arranged
No player interout-of-state phone view availability
interviews.
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11 ZAC ROBINSON :: QB
:: Third in the nation and second in the Big 12 with a 181.01 passer rating
:: His 158.46 career passer rating is fourth nationally among all active players
:: 2nd all-time at OSU in total offense and 3rd in passing yards and TD passes
:: Has passed for 300 yards or more four times in his career and has rushed for
100 yards or more three times in his career
:: 18-of-27 for 395 yards and five TD passes vs. Iowa St. Also rushed for 66 yards vs. Cyclones
Year......... GP........Effic.......... Cmp.-Att.-Int.............Pct............Yds.......... TD.........Long.........Avg./G
2008........ 10......181.01..........145-215-6............. 67.4..........2264........ 20...........95............226.4
Career..... 30......158.46.........371-599-15............ 61.9..........5433........ 46...........95............181.1
1 DEZ BRYANT :: WR
:: Leads Big 12 and ranks second nationally with 114.00 receiving yards per game
:: Sixth in the nation with 10.2 points scored per game
:: Leads the Big 12 and ranks fourth nationally with 19.2 yards per punt return
:: Walter Camp National Player of the Week after a nine-catch, 236-yard, three-TD
effort vs. Houston that also included a 71-yard punt return TD
Year.......... G.........Rec...........Yds............Avg........... TD...........Long...... Avg./G
2008........ 10.........64..........1140...........17.8.......... 15............ 80......... 114.0
Career..... 22........107.........1762...........16.5.......... 21............ 80.......... 80.1
24 KENDALL HUNTER :: RB
87 BRANDON PETTIGREW :: TE
:: Leads the Big 12 and fourth nationally with 133.20 rushing yards/game
:: 154 rushing yards with a 68-yard TD run in OSU’s win at No. 3 Missouri
:: 161 rushing yards vs. No. 1 Texas squad that had allowed only 48 rushing
yards per game entering the contest
:: Has rushed for at least 100 yards 8 times in 2008
:: First-team all-Big 12 tight end by the coaches in 2007
:: Returned for senior year despite being a potential first-round pick
:: Consensus pick as one of the top three tight ends in America
:: Career-high eight catches for 83 yards at No. 1 Texas
Year.......... G.........Att...........Gain.......... Loss..........Net............Avg...........TD........Long..........Avg./G
2008........ 10........199........ 1389............57..........1332.......... 6.7...........13..........68............ 133.2
Career..... 22........306........ 2097............69..........2028.......... 6.6...........17..........68............. 92.1
Year.......... G.........Rec...........Yds............Avg........... TD...........Long...... Avg./G
2008......... 7..........28...........308...........11.0........... 0............. 22.......... 44.0
Career..... 44.........98..........1286...........13.1........... 9............. 54.......... 29.2
NOVEMBER 9, 2008
LAST TIME IN BOULDER
Oklahoma State last visited Colorado on Oct. 9, 2004
and the Cowboys came away with a 42-14 victory. The
point total was OSU’s best ever in Boulder and it tied
OSU’s highest point total ever against Colorado (42 on
three occasions). Colorado won the total offense battle,
445-429, but OSU won the turnover battle, 3-1, and running Vernand Morency rushed for 165 yards and two
scores.
• Texas’ lone road game against the AP top five resulted in a loss at Texas Tech.
• Oklahoma and Texas Tech are yet to play a road game
against the AP top five.
• OSU played three top-five opponents, all on the road,
in a five-week span. The results were a win over the
third-ranked team, and a four-point loss to No. 1 before
Saturday’s setback at No. 2 Texas Tech.
• Like Oklahoma, Texas Tech and Texas, the Cowboys
are undefeated in Big 12 home games.
SCOUTING COLORADO
The Buffaloes are driving toward a second straight bowl
berth under head coach Dan Hawkins. Colorado is 5-5
after Saturday’s 28-24 win over Iowa State improved it
to 2-4 in Big 12 play. Four of Colorado’s five losses have
come against ranked opponents. Colorado is 4-1 in home
games this season with the lone loss coming against
Texas.
BY THE DECADE
THE SPIRIT OF ‘88
Over each of the last three seasons, the Cowboy offense
has drawn comparisons to the legendary 1988 team that
featured a first-round draft pick at wide receiver (Hart
Lee Dykes), a Heisman Trophy winner at running back
(Barry Sanders) and the Big Eight Conference’s all-time
leader in passing yards and total offense at quarterback
(Mike Gundy). Heading into the 11th game of the season,
the 2008 offense appears to stack up best to the ’88
attack, which is the top offense in Cowboy history. Take
a look at OSU’s numbers through 10 games this season
as compared to the final numbers posted by the 1988
squad.
Part of it can be attributed to an ever-lengthening college football season, but with more than one full season
to go, the current decade is already the second most
successful in Cowboy football history in terms of victories. OSU enters the Colorado game with 57 wins since
the beginning of the 2000 season. Only in the 1980s,
when OSU went 71-43-2, did the school win more than
57 games in a decade. OSU has already won 16 more
games this decade than it did in all of the 1990s. A bowl
appearance this season, which OSU is already eligible for,
would also tie the 1980s for most postseason appearances in a decade at six.
Category......................................... 2008.................. 1988*
Points Per Game.................................42.8....................... 47.5
First Downs Per Game......................24.8....................... 24.7
Rushing Per Game............................ 264.8......................317.5
Total Offense Per Game................. 497.6......................515.2
Yards Per Play........................................7.2.......................... 7.1
*11-game averages
PLAYING AT A HIGH LEVEL
TOTALS AFTER NINE
Dating back to Oct. 6, 2007, every loss Oklahoma State
has suffered has come against a member of the Associated Press top 15. The last Cowboy loss to a non-ranked
opponent came at Texas A&M last season.
Oklahoma State has scored 428 points through 10 games
this season. That total is the second best ever by the
Cowboys at this stage of the season. The best 10-game
point total came in 1988 when OSU had 477 points. OSU
has reached the 50-point mark five times this season,
tying the school record that was set in, of course, 1988.
THE SCHEDULE FACTOR
Oklahoma State’s chances of winning the Big 12 South
took on water with last week’s loss at Texas Tech. However, it is worth noting the role that the 2008 schedule
has played in the title chase. Oklahoma State has gone
on the road to face three Big 12 foes ranked in the Associated Press top five. In fact, all three of those foes
were among the AP top three at the time of the OSU
game. OSU’s 1-2 record against those three opponents
gives OSU one more road victory against the AP top five
than the rest of the league put together. Consider….
• Missouri’s lone road game against the AP top five resulted in a loss at Texas.
POINT TOTALS AFTER 10 GAMES
1. 1988......................................................477
2. 2008...................................................428
3. 2006................................................... 379
4. 2003...................................................357
5. 2007................................................... 339
TEAM COMPARISON
NCAA
NCAA
Category
OSU
Rank
Colorado Rank
Rushing Offense.....................264.80........... 6
131.90..............78
Passing Offense......................232.80.......... 39
190.80.............82
Total Offense...........................497.60........... 7
322.70.............97
Scoring Offense.......................42.80............. 6
19.40.............. 103
Rushing Defense.....................116.50............ 32
159.10..............78
Pass Effic. Defense..................130.11............ 78
126.08.............64
Total Defense..........................384.60..........84
372.90.............72
Scoring Defense......................24.50............60
28.10...............83
Net Punting................................41.73.............. 4
33.73..............79
Punt Returns..............................19.50............. 2
9.70...............50
Kickoff Returns.........................24.14.............19
21.82...............54
Turnover Margin........................ 0.70.............24
-0.50...............91
Pass Defense............................268.10...........110
213.80.............72
Passing Efficiency....................176.82............ 4
113.97..............90
Sacks..............................................1.10............. 104
2.00...............50
Tackles for Loss........................5.00..............91
5.60...............62
Sacks Allowed............................1.20..............18
2.30...............84
QUICK-STRIKE COWBOYS
Most Touchdown Drives of
Five Plays Or Less
1. Tulsa.........................................30
2. Oklahoma State...................27
3. Rice..........................................26
4. Oregon.....................................25
5. Missouri...................................24
6. Louisiana-Lafayette..............21
7. Oregon State..........................19
Most Touchdown Drives
Under Two Minutes
1. Tulsa.........................................32
2. Oklahoma...............................29
3. Missouri...................................28
4. Oregon.....................................27
Rice..........................................27
6. Oklahoma State...................25
7. Louisiana-Lafayette.............22
8. Florida.......................................21
Most Offensive Touchdown
Plays Of 50 Yards Or More
1. Louisiana-Lafayette..............11
2.Oklahoma................................ 7
New Mexico State................. 7
4.Tulsa.......................................... 6
Oklahoma State.................... 6
Illinois........................................ 6
Buffalo...................................... 6
8.Houston...................................5
Missouri....................................5
Rice...........................................5
Kansas......................................5
12.Navy..........................................4
North Carolina........................4
Florida State...........................4
Oregon State..........................4
Florida.......................................4
Georgia Tech..........................4
OPPONENT QUICK HITS
Date.....Opponent...........SCORE.........Oppt record...........catching up with the opponent
Aug. 30.......at Washington State.....W, 39-13............. 1-9; 0-7 Pac-10............................Wazzu got its offense going against Arizona last week, but it wasn’t enough as ‘Cats rolled, 59-28
Sept. 6........Houston.............................W, 56-37............ 5-4; 4-1 Conference USA........After 42-14 win over Tulane, Houston ranks 2nd nationally in passing offense, 4th in total offense
Sept. 13.......Missouri State.................W, 57-13............. 3-6; 2-4 Mo. Valley FC..............Bears dropped a 42-0 decision to Northern Iowa last week, face North Dakota next
Sept. 27.....Troy.....................................W, 55-24............ 6-3; 4-1 Sun Belt........................Trojans handed Western Kentucky a 17-7 defeat last week, travel to Baton Rouge to face LSU next
Oct. 4..........Texas A&M.......................W, 56-28............ 4-6; 2-4 Big 12............................Aggies in search of third win in their last four outings when they take on Baylor this week
Oct. 11..........at No. 3 Missouri.............W, 28-23............ 8-2; 4-2 Big 12............................Mizzou ranks in top six nationally in passing offense, total offense, scoring, pass efficiency, TFLs
Oct. 18........Baylor.................................W, 34-6.............. 3-7; 1-5 Big 12.............................Season record doesn’t do the improved Bears justice. Baylor takes on Texas A&M this week
Oct. 25.......at No. 1 Texas...................L, 28-24............. 9-1; 5-1 Big 12..............................Longhorns rolled to 45-21 win over Baylor last week, travel to Lawrence to face Kansas this week
Nov. 1...........Iowa State........................W, 59-17............. 2-8; 0-6 Big 12............................After winning their first two games of the year, ISU has lost last eight with Mizzou coming up next
Nov. 8..........at No. 2 Texas Tech.......L, 56-20............. 10-0; 6-0 Big 12..........................Tech controls its own destiny in the Big 12 South, BCS championship race. Road test at OU looms
Nov. 15.........at Colorado......................7 p.m.................. 5-5; 2-4 Big 12............................Colorado still has much to play for, as the Buffs are just one win away from bowl eligibility
Nov. 29.......Oklahoma.........................TBA..................... 9-1; 5-1 Big 12..............................Tests against Texas Tech and OSU still await for an OU squad with one of nation’s top offenses
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NOVEMBER 9, 2008
NATIONAL POLLS :: AS OF NOVEMBER 9
UNDER THE OVER
Despite the loss at Texas Tech, the Oklahoma State defense
has taken steps forward under second-year coordinator Tim
Beckman. Eight of OSU’s first 10 opponents have been held
under their season scoring averages when facing the Cowboys.
OSU heads to Colorado No. 60 nationally in scoring defense, allowing 24.5 points per game. Last season OSU finished No. 79
in scoring defense, allowing 29.5 points per game.
Opponent.............................. Scoring Average...............vs.OSU
Washington State......................... 25.7*..............................13
Houston.............................................. 55................................ 37
Missouri State................................... 27.................................13
Troy.....................................................35.3..............................24
Texas A&M........................................21.5............................... 28
Missouri.............................................53.4.............................. 23
Baylor.................................................. 32................................. 6
Texas...................................................48.1............................... 28
Iowa State.........................................26.6...............................17
Texas Tech....................................... 47.0..............................56
*2007 scoring average
BCS STANDINGS
ASSOCIATED PRESS
USA Today
1. Alabama..............................10-0............... 0.981
2. Texas Tech........................10-0...............0.972
3. Texas.....................................9-1............... 0.880
4. Florida...................................8-1................0.864
5. Oklahoma............................9-1................0.844
6. USC.......................................8-1................0.790
7. Utah.....................................10-0...............0.769
8. Penn State..........................9-1................0.684
9. Boise State........................9-0...............0.678
10. Georgia..............................8-2................ 0.616
11. Ohio State..........................8-2................ 0.591
12. Missouri.............................8-2................0.558
13. Oklahoma State..............8-2................0.534
14. Ball State..........................9-0............... 0.416
15. Michigan State.................9-2................0.389
16. North Carolina.................7-2................0.382
17. Brigham Young.................9-1................0.375
18. TCU.....................................9-2................ 0.351
19. Florida State.....................7-2................0.259
20. LSU....................................6-3............... 0.240
21. Pittsburgh.........................7-2................0.180
22. Cincinnati.........................7-2................ 0.149
23. Tulsa...................................8-1................0.071
24. Wake Forest....................6-3................0.061
25. South Carolina...............7-3............... 0.058
1. Alabama (44) ...................10-0 ............. 1,604
2. Texas Tech (21) ..............10-0 ..............1,574
3. Florida .................................8-1 ...............1,467
4. Texas ...................................9-1 ...............1,437
5. Oklahoma ..........................9-1 ...............1,375
6. USC . ....................................8-1 ................1,311
7. Penn State ........................9-1 ................1,161
8. Utah . .................................10-0 ..............1,157
9. Boise State ......................9-0 . ..............1,110
10. Ohio State ......................8-2 ..............1,009
11. Oklahoma State .............8-2 ................963
12. Missouri ...........................8-2 ................ 913
13. Georgia .............................8-2 ............... 880
14. Ball State ........................9-0 . ..............677
15. TCU ...................................9-2 ................623
16. Brigham Young ...............9-1 ............... 602
17. North Carolina ...............7-2 ................597
18. Michigan State ...............9-2 ................584
19. LSU ....................................6-3 ................552
20. Florida State .................7-2 ............... 380
21. Pittsburgh .......................7-2 ................ 318
22. Cincinnati .......................7-2 ................269
23. Oregon State ................6-3 ................ 124
24. South Carolina .............7-3 .................117
25. Tulsa .................................8-1 .................84
1. Alabama (44) ...................10-0 ............. 1,508
2. Texas Tech (17) ..............10-0 ..............1,469
3. Florida .................................8-1 ...............1,348
4. Oklahoma ..........................9-1 ...............1,314
5. Texas ...................................9-1 ..............1,300
6. USC . ....................................8-1 ...............1,268
7. Utah ...................................10-0 ..............1,104
8. Penn State ........................9-1 .............. 1,074
9. Boise State ......................9-0 .............. 1,028
10. Ohio State ......................8-2 ................936
11. Missouri .............................8-2 ................883
12. Georgia .............................8-2 ................842
13. Oklahoma State ............8-2 ............... 808
14. Brigham Young ...............9-1 ................679
15. Michigan State . .............9-2 ............... 660
16. Ball State .........................9-0 ............... 590
17. North Carolina ...............7-2 ................543
18. TCU ...................................9-2 ................475
19. Florida State ...................7-2 ................426
20. LSU ..................................6-3 ............... 409
21. Pittsburgh .......................7-2 .................311
22. Cincinnati .......................7-2 ................ 183
23. South Carolina ..............7-3 ................155
24. Tulsa .................................8-1 ................144
25. Oregon State ................6-3 ..................71
Others Receiving Votes
California 73, Virginia Tech 44, Air Force 40,
Georgia Tech 29, Arizona 7, Oregon 6, Western Michigan 6, West Virginia 5, Central
Michigan 5, Iowa 5, Miami (FL) 5, Northwestern 3, Boston College 3, Maryland 3, South
Florida 1, Wake Forest 1, Kansas 1.
Others Receiving Votes
California 50, Oregon 49, Georgia Tech 38,
Virginia Tech 34, Air Force 25, Wake Forest 13, Northwestern 13, Arizona 11, Kansas
11, Maryland 9, Connecticut 8, Minnesota
8, Boston College 7, Iowa 6, Miami (FL) 5,
West Virginia 5, Western Michigan 5.
CAREER AND SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS WATCH
CAREER RECORDS
PASSING Yards
1. Mike Gundy (1986-89)........................................7,997
2. Josh Fields (2001-03).......................................6,090
3. Zac Robinson (2006-present)..................5,433
4. Toné Jones (1993-96)........................................4,812
TOTal Offense
1. Mike Gundy (1986-89)........................................7,749
2. Zac Robinson (2006-present)..................6,781
3. Josh Fields (2001-03).......................................5,936
4. Tony Lindsay (1997-2000)..............................5,355
5. Tone Jones (1993-96)........................................5,303
Touchdown Passes
1. Josh Fields (2001-03)........................................55
2. Mike Gundy (1986-89).......................................54
3. Zac Robinson (2006-present)..................46
4. Bobby Reid (2005-07).....................................27
SCORING
1. Barry Sanders, RB (1986-88)...........................330
2. Cary Blanchard, K (1987-90)..........................315
--------------10. Lawson Vaughn, K (1992-95)........................197
11. Abby Daigle, K (1973-76)..................................190
12. Bob Fenimore, RB (1943-46)..........................186
13. Hart Lee Dykes, WR (1985-88).....................180
14. David Thompson, RB (1993-96)....................162
15. Colin Ankerson, K (1977-80).........................155
16. Vernand Morency, RB (2002-04).................144
17. Julius Crosslin, RB (2004-07)......................142
18. Dez Bryant, WR (2007-pres)..................138
RECeiving Yards
1. Rashaun Woods (2000-03)............................4,414
2. Hart Lee Dykes (1985-88)...............................3,171
3. D’Juan Woods (2002-06)................................2,751
4. Adarius Bowman (2006-07)..........................2,187
5. Hermann Eben (1968-70)................................1,973
6. Dez Bryant (2007-pres.)............................1,762
7. Curtis Mayfield (1987-90)................................1,507
8. Dick Graham (1969-71)......................................1,458
9. Neill Armstrong (1943-46)...............................1,434
10. Rafael Denson (1991-94).................................1,414
11. Alonzo Mayes (1994-97)...................................1,372
12. Brandon Pettigrew (2005-pres.).................1,286
Receptions
1. Rashaun Woods (2000-03)............................293
2. Hart Lee Dykes (1985-88)...............................203
3. D’Juan Woods (2002-06)................................163
4. Adarius Bowman (2006-07)..........................127
5. Neill Armstrong (1943-46)...............................115
6. Hermann Eben (1968-70)................................114
7. Dez Bryant (2007-pres)............................107
8. Brandon Pettigrew (2005-pres.).................... 98
9. Dick Graham (1968-71)......................................97
10. T.D. Bryant (1999-02).......................................94
TOUCHDOWN Receptions
1. Rashaun Woods (2000-2003).......................42
2. Hart Lee Dykes (1985-88) .............................30
3. Dez Bryant (2007-present)......................21
T4. Adarius Bowman (2006-2007)..................20
T4. D’Juan Woods (2003-2006).......................20
rushing yards
1. Thurman Thomas (1984-87)............................4,595
2. Terry Miller (1974-77)........................................4,581
3. David Thompson (1993-96).............................4,314
4. Barry Sanders (1986-88)..................................3,556
--9. Vernand Morency (2002-2004)....................2,661
10. Bob Fenimore (1943-46..................................2,299
11. Worley Taylor (1977-80)...................................2,217
12. George Palmer (1972-74)...............................2,110
13. Earl Lunsford (1953-55)...................................2,105
14. Dantrell Savage (2007-2008)......................2,092
15. Walt Garrison (1963-65)..................................2,041
16. Kendall Hunter (2007-present)..............2,028
kick return yards
1. Perrish Cox (2006-pres.)............................1,961
2. Jamaal Fobbs (1997-2000).............................1,441
SEASON RECORDS
Passing Yards
1. Josh Fields (2002)..............................................3,145
2. Zac Robinson (2007).......................................2,824
3. Josh Fields (2003).............................................2,494
4. Bobby Reid (2006)............................................2,266
5. Zac Robinson (2008).................................2,264
6. Mike Gundy (1989).............................................2,203
7. Mike Gundy (1988).............................................2,163
8. Mike Gundy (1987).............................................2,106
9. Tony Pounds (1970)...........................................1,871
TOUCHDOWN PASSES
1. Josh Fields (2002)..............................................31
2. Bobby Reid (2006)............................................24
3. Zac Robinson (2007).......................................23
4. Josh Fields (2003).............................................21
5. Zac Robinson (2008).................................20
6. Mike Gundy (1988).............................................19
Rushing Yards
1. Barry Sanders (1988).........................................2,628
2. Ernest Anderson (1982)....................................1,877
3. Terry Miller (1977)..............................................1,680
4. Gerald Hudson (1990).......................................1,642
5. Thurman Thomas (1987).................................1,613
6. Thurman Thomas (1985).................................1,553
7. Terry Miller (1976)..............................................1,541
8. David Thompson (1996)...................................1,524
9. David Thompson (1995)...................................1,509
10. Vernand Morency (2004)..............................1,474
11. Kendall Hunter (2008)..............................1,332
12. Tatum Bell (2003)............................................1,286
13. Dantrell Savage (2007)..................................1,272
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
1. Barry Sanders (1988).........................................37
2. Terry Miller (1976)..............................................21
3. Thurman Thomas (1987).................................17
4. Tatum Bell (2003).............................................16
5. Thurman Thomas (1985).................................15
T6. Kendall Hunter (2008)............................13
T6. David Thompson (1996)................................13
RECEPTIONS
1. Rashaun Woods (2002)...................................107
2. Rashaun Woods (2001)...................................80
3. Rashaun Woods (2003)..................................77
4. Hart Lee Dykes (1988)......................................74
5. Adarius Bowman (2007)................................67
6. Dez Bryant (2008)......................................64
7. Hart Lee Dykes (1987)......................................61
Receiving Yards
1. Rashaun Woods (2002)...................................1,695
2. Rashaun Woods (2003)..................................1,367
3. Hart Lee Dykes (1988)......................................1,278
4. Adarius Bowman (2006)................................1,181
5. Dez Bryant (2008).....................................1,140
6. Rashaun Woods (2001)...................................1,023
7. Adarius Bowman (2007).................................1,006
8. Hart Lee Dykes (1987)......................................978
TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS
1. Rashaun Woods (2002)...................................17
T2. Dez Bryant (2008)...................................15
T2. Rashaun Woods (2003)................................15
4. Hart Lee Dykes (1988)......................................14
5. Adarius Bowman (2006)................................12
scoring
1. Barry Sanders, RB (1988)..................................234
2. Terry Miller, RB (1976).......................................114
3. Thurman Thomas, RB (1987)..........................104
4. Luke Phillips, K (2003)....................................103
T5. Dez Bryant, WR (2008)..........................102
T5. Rashaun Woods, WR (2002)......................102
--------------T9. Hart Lee Dykes, WR (1988)..........................90
T9. Rashaun Woods, WR (2003)......................90
11. Luke Phillips, K (2002)....................................88
T12. Barry Sanders, RB (1987).............................84
T12. Terry Miller, RB (1977)...................................84
T14. Dan Bailey, K (2008)..............................82
T14. Cary Blanchard, K (1989).............................82
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DEFENSIVE NUMBERS
1000/1000
With just two games left in the 2008 regular season, the current Cowboy defense has shown a clear statistical improvement
in most categories from last season.
The 2008 season marks the fifth time in Oklahoma State history (and the second straight year) that the Cowboys have featured a 1,000-yard rusher and a 1,000-yard receiver.
Category.....................................................2007..................2008
Points Allowed........................................... 29.5.................... 24.5
First Downs Allowed............................... 22.6..................... 22.8
Rushing Yards............................................156.5.................... 116.5
Yards Per Carry.......................................... 4.2........................3.9
Passing Yards............................................286.5...................268.1
Total Offense Allowed...........................443.0..................384.6
Yards Per Play............................................. 5.9....................... 5.4
BATTING 1000 -- TWICE
NCAA Rank................................................2007..................2008
Points Allowed.............................................79........................60
Rushing Defense........................................56........................32
Passing Yards Defense.............................112........................110
Pass Efficiency Defense..........................103.......................78
Total Defense..............................................101........................84
TURNOVER TURNAROUND
The Cowboy defense has also grown into a serious turnover
threat in 2008. The Cowboys began the season by forcing just
three turnovers through the first three games for an average of
one turnover per game. Over the last seven games, however,
Oklahoma State has forced 19 turnovers for an average of 2.7
turnovers per game. Through the first three games, OSU had
just one interception. It was recorded by linebacker Justin Gent
at Washington State. Over the last seven games, the Cowboys
have picked off 10 passes. Oklahoma State has 11 interceptions
this season, one shy of last year’s 13-game total of 12.
BANG FOR THE BUCK
Not only are the Cowboys turning over the opposition, OSU is
making use of its extra possessions. Over the last seven weeks,
Oklahoma State has scored nine touchdowns and two field
goals after a turnover, including two defensive touchdowns
against Texas A&M. At No. 3 Missouri, the Cowboys’ final touchdown (the eventual difference in the game), was set up by Andre Sexton’s 39-yard interception return. OSU’s final points at
Texas were set up by a Jacob Lacey interception.
SENIOR HAZING
Oklahoma State stormed into the Associated Press rankings
largely behind its offense. Make that its youthful offense -- as
in every single point this season has been scored by a player
that is expected back next season. The scoring breakdown by
class is below.
Class........................................ Points.........................Pct Of Team Total
Freshmen.....................................0.............................................0
Sophomores.............................286........................................ 66.8
Juniors........................................142......................................... 33.2
Seniors.........................................0.............................................0
SOPHOMORE SENSATIONS
Entering this weekend’s games, Oklahoma State is the only
school in the country with a 1,000-yard rusher and a 1,000-yard
receiver in the lineup. And the good news for Cowboy fans is
that both offensive standouts are sophomores in running back
Kendall Hunter and receiver Dez Bryant. Not only are the two
sophomores members of OSU’s 1000/1000 club, but Hunter is
fourth nationally in rushing while Bryant is second in America in
receiving and sixth in scoring.
OSU IN THE NFL
Year.........Rusher..............................................Receiver
1988.........Barry Sanders 2,628....................Hart Lee Dykes, 1,278
2002.......Tatum Bell, 1,096..........................Rashaun Woods, 1,695
2003.......Tatum Bell, 1,286...........................Rashaun Woods, 1,367
2007.......Dantrell Savage, 1,272..................Adarius Bowman, 1,006
2008.......Kendall Hunter, 1220...................Dez Bryant, 1,054
Billy Bajema
TE San Francisco 49ers
Julius Crosslin
FB Dallas Cowboys
Corey Hilliard
OL Indianapolis Colts
SOPH FEET
Charlie Johnson
OL Indianapolis Colts
Kendall Hunter’s super sophomore season continued Saturday
at Texas Tech as the running back recorded his eighth 100-yard
rushing game of the season (and the 10th of his career). Hunter
remains No. 4 on America’s rushing charts with an average of
133.2 yards per game. He is easily the Big 12 Conference’s leading rusher with his closest completion 53 yards per game in his
rear-view mirror. Hunter’s eight 100-yard games this season are
double the total by any other Big 12 running back.
THE 100 CLUB
Kendall Hunter’s eight 100-yard rushing games this season have
him on the verge of some impressive company in the all-time
Cowboy backfield. The single-season record for 100-yard rushing games in a season is 12, set during Barry Sanders’ Heisman
Trophy season.
100-yd
Games........Year............Worth Noting
Barry Sanders...............12.............1988............Won the Heisman
Terry Miller.................... 11.............1977............Heisman runner-up
Dantrell Savage........... 10...........2007...........First-team all-Big 12 RB
Thurman Thomas....... 10............1987............All-American
Vernand Morency......... 9............2004...........All-Big 12 and NFL RB
Ernest Anderson.......... 9.............1982............Led NCAA in rushing
Terry Miller.................... 9.............1976............All-American
Kendall Hunter............. 8............2008...........Averaging 6.7 ypc
KENDALL MEETS THE LEGENDS
Kendall Hunter became just the third Cowboy sophomore
rusher to reach 1,000 yards in a season with his 161-yard effort
at Texas. The only other sophs to accomplish the feat were
Thurman Thomas, who rushed for 1,553 yards in 1985 and Terry
Miller, who ran for 1,026 yards in 1975. Hunter needs to average 73.6 yards in the remaining games to become OSU’s most
prolific sophomore.
FOURTH WITH AN ASTERISK
Kendall Hunter enters the Colorado game with 1,332 rushing
yards. That total is fourth nationally. However, it is worth noting
that Hunter’s total has come on fewer carries. Among the nation’s top four runners, Hunter leads with 6.7 yards per rushing
attempt. Hunter’s per carry average is more than one full yard
better than the NCAA’s leading rusher, Donald Brown of Connecticut.
NCAA Rushing Leaders.....................Att........Yds....... Avg......Per Game
1. Donald Brown, Connecticut...... 254..... 1406......5.54..........156.2
2. Javon Ringer, Michigan State....353...... 1548......4.39......... 140.7
3. Shonn Greene, Iowa......................126.......1374......6.08..........137.4
4. Kendall Hunter, OSU.....................199.......1332......6.69..........133.2
Ryan McBean
DE Denver Broncos
R.W. McQuarters
CB New York Giants
Juqua Parker
DE Philadelphia Eagles
Dantrell Savage
RB Kansas City Chiefs
Antonio Smith
DE Arizona Cardinals
Jamal Williams
DL San Diego Chargers
Kevin Williams
DT Minnesota Vikings
D’Juan Woods
WR Jacksonville Jaguars
Donovan Woods
LB Pittsburgh Steelers
OSU IN THE PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME
Thurman Thomas
Running Back
At OSU From 1984-87
:: 2007 Inductee into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
:: 1991 NFL Most Valuable Player.
:: Selected to five consecutive Pro Bowls from
1990-94.
:: Two-time All-American at OSU in 1985 and 1987.
:: Big 8 Offensive Player of the Year in 1985 and
1987.
:: No. 34 jersey is retired at OSU in his honor.
Barry Sanders
Running Back
At OSU From 1986-88
:: 2004 inductee into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
:: 1997 NFL Most Valuable Player.
:: 10-time Pro Bowl selection.
:: 1988 Heisman Trophy winner.
:: NCAA record 2,628 yards rushing in 1988 that included four 300-yard games.
:: No. 21 jersey is retired at OSU in his honor.
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NOVEMBER 9, 2008
2008 Honors
Mike Gundy, One of 15 semifinalists for the George Munger
Award presented to the nation’s top coach
Dez Bryant: CollegeFootballNews.com Midseason AllAmerica wide receiver (first team), Oct. 15
Dez Bryant: SI.com Midseason All-America punt returner
(second team), Oct. 16
Dez Bryant: CollegeFootballNews.com Midseason AllAmerica punt returner (honorable mention), Oct. 15
Dez Bryant: Walter Camp Foundation National Offensive
Player of the Week, Sept. 7
Dez Bryant: USA Today National Offensive Player of the
Week, Sept. 7
Dez Bryant: Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week, Sept. 8
Dez Bryant: Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week, Oct. 6
Dez Bryant: Watch list, Biletnikoff Award
Dez Bryant: ESPN GameDay Final Helmet Sticker From
Mark May, Sept. 6
Dez Bryant: Finalist, ESPN All-America Player of the Week,
Sept. 8
Dez Bryant: Finalist, ESPN All-America Player of the Week,
Nov. 1
Kendall Hunter: SI.com Midseason All-America running
back (second team), Oct. 16
Kendall Hunter: CollegeFootballNews.com Midseason AllAmerica running back (honorable mention), Oct. 15
Kendall Hunter, Finalist, ESPN All-America Player of the
Week, Oct. 13
Kendall Hunter: Watch list, Doak Walker Award
Zac Robinson, One of 15 semifinalists for the Maxwell
Award presented to the nation’s top player
Zac Robinson, One of 10 semifinalists for the Davey
O’Brien Award presented to the nation’s top quarterback
Brandon Pettigrew: Watch list, Biletnikoff Award
Andre Sexton: Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week, Oct. 13
Andre Sexton: ESPN GameDay Final Helmet Sticker From
Lou Holtz, Oct. 11
Artrell Woods: Nominee, FedEx Orange Bowl/FWAA Courage Award
Matt Fodge: One of 10 semifinalists for the Ray Guy Award
presented to the nation’s top punter.
Seb Clements: Semifinalist for the Draddy Trophy, presented to the college football player who stands out as the
best in the country for his combined academic success,
football success and leadership in the community.
Measuring Success
Now that Kendall Hunter is firmly entrenched as part of
OSU’s top 20 all-time rushers (No. 16 entering the Colorado
game) it is interesting to compare his career to date to with
some of OSU’s lengendary running backs. For his career,
Hunter averages 6.6 yards per carry on 306 totes. That number is second best in OSU history if it is maintained for the
rest of his career. OSU’s all-time leading rusher, Thurman
Thomas, averaged 5.1 yards per carry. The best per-carry averages from OSU’s all-team leading rushers:
Player.................................Per Carry.......Career Yards...............Att
Barry Sanders........................6.8.....................3,556..................... 523
Kendall Hunter......................6.6.....................2,028.....................306
Dantrell Savage.................... 6.0....................2,092......................351
Andre Richardson................ 6.0.....................1,960...................... 325
Vernand Morency................. 5.9......................2,661.......................451
HUNTER TIDBITS
Kendall Hunter has recorded 13 rushing touchdowns this
season with nine of those scores coming from more than
20 yards out. To date, his 1,332 rushing yards rank No. 11 on
OSU’s single-season list. His 13 rushing TDs represent the
sixth best single-season total in OSU history and are the
most by a Cowboy since Tatum Bell ran for 16 touchdowns in
2003. Hunter is currently No. 15 all-time at OSU with 2,028
rushing yards.
OSU CAREER RUSHING YARDS
1. Thurman Thomas (1984-87)............................................... 4,595
2. Terry Miller (1974-77)........................................................... 4,581
3. David Thompson (1993-96)................................................ 4,314
4. Barry Sanders (1986-88)..................................................... 3,556
--9. Vernand Morency (2002-2004)....................................... 2,661
10. Bob Fenimore (1943-46..................................................... 2,299
11. Worley Taylor (1977-80)...................................................... 2,217
12. George Palmer (1972-74).................................................. 2,110
13. Earl Lunsford (1953-55)...................................................... 2,105
14. Dantrell Savage (2007-2008)......................................... 2,092
15. Walt Garrison (1963-65)..................................................... 2,041
16. Kendall Hunter (2007-present)...................................... 2,028
Kendall And The Top Five
In three games against teams ranked in the top five of the
Associated Press poll, Kendall Hunter was at his best.
Opponent....................... Carries............Yards............TDs........... YPC
No. 3 Missouri....................24..................154................. 1.................6.4
No. 1 Texas.......................... 18....................161................. 1.................8.9
No. 2 Texas Tech............... 17....................112.................2................6.6
Totals....................................59..................427................4................7.2
K And K Company
Kendall Hunter and Keith Toston combine to give OSU a potent 1-2 attack at running back. The duo combines to average
6.8 yards per carry when adding Toston’s 7.2 yards per try
to Hunter’s season numbers. They have also combined to
score 22 touchdowns. And OSU’s third running back, Beau
Johnson, averages 6.4 yards per carry.
The No Name Club
Oklahoma State is on the brink of leading the Big 12 Conference in rushing for a third straight season. For the third
straight season, OSU will rank among the national leaders
in total offense and for the third straight season, Oklahoma
State’s offensive line will be among the national leaders in
fewest sacks allowed (No. 18 nationally entering the week).
Despite the accomplishments, and despite five multi-year
starters up front, no current Cowboy starter has been
named to as much as the Big 12 second team. The group has
a combined 139 career starts entering the Colorado game.
A MOMENT WITH DEZ
Oklahoma State sophomore receiver Dez Bryant was a highly recruited prepster. He had a strong freshman season and
put up impressive numbers when senior wideout Adarius
Bowman was temporarily lost to injury. However, even those
clippings could not properly set the stage for a sophomore
season that could become one of the best in Oklahoma
State history and one of the tops in the country in 2008.
• Bryant leads the Big 12 and is second nationally with 114.0
receiving yards per game.
• Bryant is sixth nationally in scoring (10.2 points per game)
thanks to 15 touchdown receptions and two punt returns for
scores.
• He is third nationally with 15 TD receptions.
• He is tied for the national lead with two punt returns for
scores (a third was called back due to penalty)
• He is fourth nationally in punt returns with 19.2 yards per
try.
• He is averaging 17.8 yards per reception to rank fourth in
the country.
• He is 19th nationally with 151.1 all-purpose yards per game.
• Bryant has two of the top 10 receiving games in the country this season. His 236 yards against Houston ranks as the
second best game in America this season and his 212-yard
effort against Baylor is ninth.
• He was the Walter Camp national player of the week for
his efforts against Houston (which also included a 71-yard
punt return for a score).
• For the season he has earned one Big 12 offensive player
of the week award and one Big 12 special teams player of
the week honor.
• Bryant has played 22 career games and scored 23 career
touchdowns.
• It’s worth noting that Bryant did not have any offensive
statistics against Missouri State when the Cowboys threw
the ball just 10 times in rolling to the victory.
• Bryant has seven 100-yard receiving games in his brief
career to rank third all-time at OSU.
• Bryant had a spectacular punt return for a score against
Texas A&M. The 78-yarder was ESPN SportsCenter’s top play
of the day.
• Bryant’s 80-yard touchdown reception against Iowa State
was the sixth longest pass play in OSU history.
• Bryant has 18 receptions covering at least 20 yards, and 14
catches for 26 yards or more.
• His punt returns have included efforts of 78, 71, 42, 24, 21
and 20 yards.
DEZ AND THE RECORD BOOK
Left Tackle Russell Okung
The talented pro prospect has been a starter since his
true freshman season and is second on the squad with 31
straight starts.
Guard Andrew Lewis
One of the MVPs up front, Lewis began last season at guard
but took over starting duties at center when David Washington was lost to injury in the third game of the season.
Center David Washington
A three-year letterman with 37 career starts under his belt,
Washington lost 2007 to a broken leg, but has returned to
reclaim his spot in the middle of the Cowboy offensive line.
Guard Steve Denning
Has started 20 straight games in the offensive line and is a
key in the Cowboy rushing attack.
Right Tackle Brady Bond
Played eight-man football in high school, Bond made the
transition to Big 12 starter as a redshirt freshman. He is playing his best football as a Cowboy.
Dez Bryant is already weaving his name into OSU’s record
book, in the midst of his sophomore season. He already joins
All-American Rashaun Woods as the only other Cowboy with
multiple 200-yard receiving games. Bryant has two while
Woods had three. His 11 receptions against Baylor represent
the sixth best total in OSU history. His 1,140 receiving yards
this season already place him fifth on the single-season list
with three games remaining, assuming a bowl appearance.
His 64 receptions are also fifth on OSU’s single-season list.
His 102 points rank him No. 5 on the single-season list. His
21 touchdown receptions are already the third best total in
Oklahoma State history.
BRANDON’S BACK
After being sidelined by injury for much of the early going,
first-team all-Big 12 tight end Brandon Pettigrew is returning to form. Through the first seven games of the season,
Pettigrew had just 11 catches covering 131 yards. Over the
last three games, Pettigrew has 17 catches for 177 yards. Pettigrew now has 1,286 career receiving yards to rank No. 12
all-time. He is eighth all-time with 98 receptions.
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NOVEMBER 9, 2008
A SLIDING SCALE
RETURNS OF PERRISH
QUICK HITS
It is no secret that the Oklahoma State offense has improved
every season under fourth-year head coach Mike Gundy, but
even by OSU’s rapidly-changing standards, the 2008 Cowboy
attack has been more than impressive to date when stacking
up against past totals. A glance:
Two seasons ago, Perrish Cox and his kick returns were a bit
of a novelty act after he took back the 2006 season-opening
kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown, becoming the first Cowboy since Barry Sanders to accomplish the feat. Two years
later, it’s safe to say that Perrish Cox is one of America’s
most dangerous kick returners. He added another chapter at
Washington State when his lone touch against the Cougars
resulted in a 90-yard kickoff return for a score.
• Cox now has four returns for scores in his career (three
kickoff returns and one punt return) with one return for a
score in three straight seasons.
• Cox is tied for the national lead among active players with
three career kickoff returns for scores. It also ties him with
Barry Sanders for the OSU career record.
• His 1,961 career kickoff return yards are an OSU record and
rank No. 10 among all active NCAA players (second in the Big
12).
• Cox has three of the 13 longest kickoff returns in Oklahoma State history with his 98-yarder against Kansas State
in 2007 ranking fourth, his 96-yarder against Missouri State
in 2006 ranking 11th and his 90-yarder against Washington
State ranking No. 13.
• OSU has played four true freshmen this season, including
tight end Jamal Mosley, and defensive backs Victor Johnson,
Markelle Martin and Johnny Thomas.
• 14 different Cowboys have scored through the first nine
games of the season.
• OSU is averaging 7.2 yards per offensive snap.
• Oklahoma State set a new stadium attendance record vs.
Troy with a crowd of 52,463 on hand for the OSU win.
• OSU has set a new season ticket record with sales still
ongoing and approaching 40,000.
• The Oklahoma State-Texas game was played in front of
98,518 fans. It was the largest crowd ever to see a game in
the state of Texas.
OSU OFFENSE UNDER GUNDY
Year.........Tot. Off. ......NCAA Rank........ Scoring..........NCAA Rank
2005.........324.8...................92...................20.18..................... 96
2006.........409.8................... 16.................... 35.2.......................7
2007.........486.3....................7..................... 34.6..................... 22
2008.........497.6....................7..................... 42.8.......................6
FUN WITH NUMBERS
After struggling with its new offense under first-year head
coach Mike Gundy in 2005, Oklahoma State has sported one
of the country’s most lethal attacks over the past two-plus
seasons. But even by Cowboy standards, the 2008 start has
been a bit breathless.
• Oklahoma State had a 300-yard passer (Zac Robinson),
a 200-yard runner (Kendall Hunter) and a 200-yard receiver
(Dez Bryant) in the win over Houston. It marked just the fifth
time in NCAA history that a 300/200/200 trifecta had been
accomplished and it was a first for OSU.
• OSU’s 699 yards of total offense against Houston marked
the second-highest total in school history, dating back to a
717-yard effort against Kansas in 1988. It is the fourth best
total in the NCAA this season. The Cowboys also topped the
600-yard mark vs. Iowa State (682) and Troy (612).
• OSU scored 50 points in four straight games for the first
time ever (vs. Houston, Missouri State, Troy and Texas A&M).
OSU has tied a school-record with five 50-point games this
season.
• In a span that overlapped the Missouri State and Houston
games, Oklahoma State went 11 consecutive possessions
without a turnover or punt. The result was 10 touchdowns
and a kneel-down on the last play of the Houston game (at
the Cougar 1-yard line where OSU had a first and goal).
• Against Missouri State, the Cowboys had three rushers
reach the 100-yard mark (Keith Toston, Beau Johnson and
Kendall Hunter). It was just the second time in Cowboy history that a trio reached 100 yards. The first time came in
2007 against Texas Tech.
• OSU’s 11 possessions against Troy resulted in nine scoring
drives. The Trojans entered the game No. 11 nationally in
total defense and had limited Ohio State to just 309 yards
of offense the week prior to facing the Cowboys (a total
Oklahoma State surpassed in the second quarter).
DRIVING SCHOOL
Oklahoma State’s 10-game drive chart puts into perspective
the Cowboys’ offensive attack.
• OSU has scored 25 times in less than two minutes of
game play.
• The Cowboys have scored six times on plays from more
than 50 yards away (not including special teams).
• Oklahoma State has scored on five plays or less 27
times.
• OSU has 21 scoring drives of more than 70 yards (including a 99-yarder vs. Troy and a 92-yarder vs. Iowa State).
MANY HAPPY RETURNS
There is little doubt that Oklahoma State’s return game
ranks among the nation’s elite. OSU is 19th nationally in kickoff returns and No. 2 in punt returns. And the good news for
OSU is that it is a team effort on both special teams units.
• OSU has seven punt returns of 20 yards or more. Six of
those returns are by Dez Bryant, including cross-country
treks of 78 and 71 yards for touchdowns.
• Aside from Dez Bryant, Ricky Price had a 68-yard punt
return at Washington State.
• OSU has five kickoff returns of at least 36 yards, including
a 90-yarder for a score by Perrish Cox.
• Perrish Cox is No. 11 nationally with an average of 29.2
yards per kickoff return.
• OSU has four kickoff returns of more than 50 yards.
• True freshman safety Victor Johnson got into the act with
a 52-yard at Texas.
OKLAHOMA STATE LAND RUN
Prior to the 2006 season, Oklahoma State had never led its
conference in rushing. Fast forward to 2008 as the Cowboys
now try to lead the Big 12 in rushing for a third straight
season. OSU enters the Colorado game sixth nationally and
tops in the Big 12 in rushing with an average of 264.8 yards
per game.
230/230
FODGE PODGE
OSU has a potent weapon in its arsenal in senior punter Matt
Fodge. OSU is fourth nationally in net punting (41.7 yards)
because Fodge has punted 25 times, but the opposition has
a season total of just 46 return yards, despite six punts in excess of 50 yards. Five of Fodge’s punts have been fair caught,
15 have been downed inside the 20 (giving him 62 career
punts inside the 20). Against Missouri, he had a 69-yard punt
downed at the Missouri five and at Texas Tech he had a
71-yarder downed at the Red Raider three. Fodge would rank
No. 7 nationally in punting if he had enough attempts to
qualify for the NCAA statistics with his average of 45 yards.
Fodge was recently named as a Ray Guy Award semifinalist.
The award is presented annually by the Augusta (Georgia)
Sports Council to the nation’s top punter.
Z-ROB
Zac Robinson continues to be his efficient self. And while
his numbers don’t scream for headlines because of OSU’s
effective ground game, Robinson’s statistics show he is one
of the nation’s most effective quarterbacks. He was recently
named one of 13 semifinalists for the Davey O’Brien Award.
Robinson enters the Colorado game as the nation’s thirdrated passer with an efficiency rating of 181.01.
• Robinson is the NCAA’s fourth-rated active career passer
(181.1 rating).
• His career average of 7.93 yards of offense per play ranks
him fourth among all active NCAA players.
• He’s No. 18 nationally in the “points responsible for” category with 15 per game.
• He is third all-time at OSU with 46 career touchdown
passes.
• Robinson is now second all-time at OSU with 6,781 yards
of total offense. He trails only head coach Mike Gundy, who
had 7,749 yards of total offense from 1986 through 1989.
• Robinson has 5,433 career passing yards to rank third
at OSU. He trails only Mike Gundy (7,997) and Josh Fields
(6,090).
• The junior signal caller has 1,348 career rushing yards.
• In 2008, Robinson’s 395 yards vs. Iowa State represent
the fourth-best passing game in OSU history. His 320 passing yards vs. Houston is the 12h-best game in Cowboy history. Robinson now owns the top passing day in OSU history,
along with the fourth, 12th, 18th, 24th and 25th best passing
days by a Cowboy. He has passed for 300 yards four times,
including a school record 430 yards vs. Texas last season.
Robinson has 2,264 passing yards this season to rank fourth
on OSU’s single-season list. He trails only (Josh Fields 3,145
in 2002), his own 2007 total (2,824), and Josh Fields (2,494
in 2003).
• His 2008 total offense count is now at 2,621 for the fifth
best mark in school history.
Oklahoma State enters the Colorado game averaging 264.8
rushing yards per game and 232.8 passing yards per game.
OSU and Tulsa are the only two schools in the country averaging at least 230 yards through the air and on the ground.
THINGS TO KNOW
Oklahoma State appears a lock to make a third straight bowl
appearance. The three-peat has happened just twice before
in OSU’s history, with one of those runs coming earlier this
decade under former head coach Les Miles. The Cowboys
are also looking for a program-first sixth bowl appearance
in seven seasons. OSU has never won a bowl game in three
consecutive seasons, but that feat could also be on the
agenda thanks to wins in the Independence Bowl (2006)
and the Insight Bowl (2007) the past two seasons. OSU will
also be trying to reach a sixth bowl game this decade. Only
in the 1980s did OSU make six postseason games in the
same decade.
2007 REWIND
OSU was one of America’s top offensive teams in 2007.
The Cowboys were eighth nationally in rushing (243.1 yards
per game) and tops in the Big 12 in that category. The Cowboys were seventh nationally in total offense (486 yards
per game) and No. 22 in scoring at 34.2 points per game.
Oklahoma State was 7-6 on the season and 4-4 in the Big
12 Conference. OSU entered the final weekend of the season playing for a share of the Big 12 South title. OSU lost
two conference games by a total of four points. Under head
coach Mike Gundy, the Cowboys have gone from 1-7 to 3-5
to 4-4 in Big 12 play.
THE BALANCE OF THE COWBOYS
What can the Cowboys provide for an encore? In 2006, OSU
and Boise State were the only two teams in the country to
run and pass for more than 200 yards per game. In 2007,
the Cowboys were perfectly balanced with 3,161 rushing
yards and 3,161 passing yards (243 yards per game on the
ground and through the air). In the opener at WSU, OSU was
again balanced with 174 yards on the ground and 193 through
the air.
THE YOUNG GUNS
Oklahoma State has 15 seniors on its roster. That total is
10th lowest among the nation’s power conferences, tying
the Cowboys with Arizona State, Colorado and Notre Dame
for the 10th spot. Minnesota and North Carolina have the
smallest senior classes from the power leagues with 11 each.
Of the 15 Cowboy seniors, three are walk-ons and two are
specialists.
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NOVEMBER 9, 2008
Gundy As A
Head Coach
2005...........4-7 :: 1-7 Big 12
9/3.........Montana State...............W........15-0
9/8.........at Florida Atlantic..........W........23-3
9/17........Arkansas State..............W........20-10
10/1........Colorado...........................L..........0-34
10/8.......Missouri............................L..........31-38
10/15......at Texas A&M.................L..........23-62
10/22.....at Iowa State..................L..........10-37
10/29.....Texas.................................L..........28-47
11/12.......Texas Tech.......................W........24-17
11/19........at Baylor...........................L..........34-44
11/26......at Oklahoma...................L..........14-42
2006...........7-6 :: 3-5 Big 12
Coaching Experience
2005-present...Oklahoma State
..............................Head Coach
2001-04..............Oklahoma State
..............................Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator
1997-2000..........Maryland
..............................Quarterbacks Coach/Passing Game
Coordinator
..............................Receivers Coach
1996......................Baylor
..............................Quarterbacks Coach/Passing Game
Coordinator
1990-95...............Oklahoma State
..............................Quarterbacks Coach
..............................Offensive Coordinator (1994)
..............................Quarterbacks (1991-93)
..............................Receivers (1990)
Head Coaches Currently At
Their Alma Mater Football Bowl Subdivision
Troy Calhoun................................................Air Force
Brady Hoke...................................................Ball State
Steve Fairchild..............................................Colorado State
Bobby Lamb.................................................Furman
Mark Snyder.................................................Marshall
Ralph Friedgen.............................................Maryland
Randy Shannon...........................................Miami (Fla.)
Chris Ault......................................................Nevada
Rocky Long...................................................New Mexico
Pat Fitzgerald...............................................Northwestern
Mike Gundy...................................................Oklahoma State
Dave Wannstedt.........................................Pittsburgh
Phil Fulmer...................................................Tennessee
Tom Amstutz...............................................Toledo
Rick Neuheisel.............................................UCLA
Al Groh...........................................................Virginia
Frank Beamer..............................................Virginia Tech
Paul Wulff.....................................................Washington State
Coaching Capsule
Gundy became Oklahoma State’s head coach on Jan. 3, 2005. He served
as OSU’s offensive coordinator and associate head coach the previous
four seasons. He served on Oklahoma State staffs under Pat Jones, Bob
Simmons and Les Miles. He was also on staff at Baylor and Maryland
before returning to his alma mater.
9/2.........Missouri State................W........52-10
9/9.........vs. Arkansas State........W........35-7
9/16........Florida Atlantic...............W........48-8
9/23......at Houston.......................L..........25-34
10/7.......at Kansas State.............L..........27-31
10/14......at Kansas.........................W........42-32
10/21......Texas A&M......................L-ot....33-34
10/28.....Nebraska..........................W........41-29
11/4.........at Texas............................L..........10-36
11/11.........Baylor................................W........66-24
11/18.......at Texas Tech.................L..........24-30
11/25......Oklahoma........................L..........21-27
12/28.....vs. Alabama*..................W........34-31
Playing Experience
2007...........7-6 :: 4-4 Big 12
Gundy was a four-year starter and letterman at Oklahoma State from
1986 through 1989. He remains OSU’s all-time leading passer with 7,997
yards and he led the Cowboys to back-to-back 10-win seasons in 1987
and 1988. His 429-yard passing performance against Kansas in 1989 is
still the second-best passing game at Oklahoma State and he owns six
of Oklahoma State’s top 30 single-game passing performances. He also
still holds Oklahoma State career records for pass completions (604),
passing yards (7,997), completion percentage (58.3 percent), interception avoidance (36 in 1,035 pass attempts) and total offense (7,749)
9/1..........at No. 13 Georgia............L..........14-35
9/8.........Florida Atlantic...............W........42-6
9/14.......at Troy...............................L..........23-41
9/22......Texas Tech.......................W........49-45
9/29......Sam Houston State......W........39-3
10/6.......at Texas A&M.................L..........23-24
10/13......at Nebraska.....................W........45-14
10/20....No. 25 Kansas State....W........41-39
11/3.........No. 14 Texas.....................L..........35-38
11/10.......No. 5 Kansas...................L..........28-43
11/17........at Baylor...........................W........45-14
11/24......at No. 10 Oklahoma......L..........17-49
12/31......vs. Indiana#....................W........49-33
Family
Gundy is the son of Ray and Judy Gundy. His father attended OSU on a
basketball grant. He and his wife, Kristen, have three sons, Gavin, Gunnar
and Gage. Kristen is also an OSU graduate. His brother, Cale, is on the
coaching staff at Oklahoma.
2008...........8-2 :: 4-2 Big 12
8/30.......at Washington St............W........39-13
9/6..........Houston..............................W........56-37
9/13........Missouri State..................W........57-13
9/27.......Troy.......................................W........55-24
10/4........Texas A&M........................W........56-28
10/11........at No. 3 Missouri..............W........28-23
10/18......Baylor..................................W........34-6
10/25.....at No. 1 Texas....................L..........24-28
11/1...........Iowa State..........................W........59-17
11/8..........at No. 2 Texas Tech........L..........20-56
11/15........at Colorado........................7:00 p.m.
11/29.......Oklahoma..........................TBD
* Independence Bowl
# Insight Bowl
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NOVEMBER 9, 2008
BOONE PICKENS STADIUM
Moving Day is
getting closer.
Before the opening of the 2009 football
season, the home of Cowboy football will
officially move about 100 yards west and
straight into the future.
The west end zone of Boone Pickens Stadium is now open for fan occupancy on game
days. By next spring, it will house all operations of Cowboy football in facilities that
will absolutely rival any in college athletics.
Not only will the west end zone serve as
headquarters for the Cowboy coaching staff
with offices at the club level, the facility will OSU’S west end zone project:
include a new OSU locker room, speed and
completed horseshoe will raise seating capacity to more than 60,000 and will put in place more than
strength center, equipment room, hall of • The
100 suites around the rim of the stadium. A new video board and a ribbon board will encircle the stadium.
fame, athletic training center, theater room,
meeting rooms, video operations, media • The site of the new dining area that will be utilized by OSU’s student-athletes will offer views of the stadium
as well as the OSU campus. It will seat at least 300.
center, and a dining area that will serve as
the team training table.
• The team theater room will accommodate more than 200 and could be utilized for a variety of special
The west end zone is so inclusive that Bullet will have his own stall.
The west end zone and the new Boone
Pickens Stadium will officially be open for
business when the Georgia Bulldogs visit to
open the 2009 season.
events. The facility will include surround sound and can serve in a variety of ways -- from a movie theater to
a classroom to an interview room.
•
A state-of-the-art athletic training facility will be located just steps from the Cowboy locker room and will
encompass 8,000 square feet with four pools for hydrotherapy.
•
Offices for the coaching staff will be housed on the club level of the west end zone and will feature stadium
views and balconies for game-day seating.
•
The entire west end zone project will feature 1.1 million square feet, including 700,000 square feet with
conditioned air.
•
Convenience, Convenience, Convenience. The project will include a 12,000-square-foot locker room that is
located just steps away from the speed and strength center, athletic training center, equipment room and
meeting rooms. The locker room will be big enough to host the team as well as offensive, defensive and
special teams meetings during halftime. The locker room size will double OSU’s current dressing quarters.
•
The players’ custom-designed lockers will include equipment and shoe ventilation, as well as embossed glass
name plates that players take with them upon graduation.
•
The football-only speed and strength center will spread over more than 20,000 square feet and will include a
sprint track for timings and conditioning.
•
A mammoth equipment room, covering roughly 14,000 square feet, will be a model of efficiency and organization for the players as well as coaches and staff.
•
The history of Cowboy football will be prominently displayed on several levels of the west end zone, including
a vestibule near the Cowboy locker room, as well as a 5,000 square foot football gallery located near the
main entrance of the football operations center.
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NOVEMBER 9, 2008
OSU IN THE BIG 12 AND NCAA RANKINGS
Team Stats
Big 12 NCAA
Category
Actual Rank Rank
Scoring Offense..................................... 42.8..............5................ 6
Scoring Defense.................................... 24.5..............5...............60
Total Offense......................................... 497.6.............4.................7
Total Defense........................................ 384.6.............6............... 84
Rushing Offense...................................264.8............. 1................. 6
Rushing Defense................................... 116.5..............5............... 32
Pass Offense.......................................... 232.8.............9............... 39
Pass Defense..........................................268.1.............10..............110
Pass Efficiency.......................................176.8..............3................ 4
Pass Efficiency Defense...................... 130.1..............7............... 78
Kickoff Returns.......................................24.1...............4................19
Punt Return Average.............................19.5............... 1................. 2
Interceptions.............................................. 11.................5............... 36
Punting......................................................41.7...............2................ 4
Kickoff Coverage.....................................44.1...............3...............NR
Field Goal Kicking Pct..........................75.0..............5...............NR
PAT Kicking Pct.....................................1.000............. 1................NR
Sacks Per Game..................................... 1.10..............12............. 104
Sacks Allowed Per Game....................1.20...............5................18
First Downs............................................. 24.8..............5................ 9
Opponent First Downs........................ 22.8..............9.............. 103
Third Down Conversion Pct...............47.0..............7...............20
Third Down Conversion Defense..... 38.2..............5............... 56
Fourth Down Conversion Pct.............75.0..............2.................7
Oppt. Fourth Down Conv. Pct..............61.1...............10.............. 99
Yards Penalized.......................................61.9...............9............... 94
Opponent Yards Penalized.................50.0..............7...............NR
Time of Possession.............................30:52.............3............... 43
Turnover Margin.....................................0.70..............4............... 24
Red Zone Scoring Pct...........................89.1...............3................15
Red Zone Scoring Pct. Defense....... 83.7..............8............... 72
NR - NCAA does not track national rankings in this category.
Individual Stats
Zac Robinson :: qb
Big 12 NCAA
Category................................................. Actual........Rank.........Rank
Passing yards per game.....................226.4.............8............... 33
Pass efficiency.......................................181.0..............2.................3
Total offense...........................................262.1..............8............... 24
KENDALL HUNTER :: rb
Big 12 NCAA
Rushing yards per game.....................133.2.............. 1................. 4
Scoring per game....................................7.8...............10..............44
All-purpose yards per game...............145.5..............5...............30
KEITH TOSTON :: rb
Big 12 NCAA
Rushing yards per game..................... 58.9..............11............... 86
DEZ BRYANT :: Wr
Big 12 NCAA
Receptions per game.............................6.4................7............... 23
Receiving yards per game..................114.0.............. 1................. 2
Scoring per game...................................10.2...............2................ 6
Punt return average...............................19.2............... 1................. 4
All-purpose yards per game................151.1...............4................19
Perrish Cox :: CB/KR/PR
Big 12 NCAA
Kick return average............................... 29.2.............. 1................. 11
Matt Fodge :: p
Big 12 NCAA
Punting.....................................................45.0..............2................ -dan bailey :: pk
Big 12 NCAA
Scoring per game....................................8.2................7............... 35
Field goals per game............................0.90..............4............... 67
Field goal percentage...........................75.0..............4................ -PAT kicking percentage......................100.0............. 1................. -Andre Sexton :: lb
Big 12 NCAA
Tackles per game....................................7.6...............12..............90
Fumbles forced per game..................0.20..............7................ --
COWBOY SPORTS
NETWORK RADIO
AFFILIATES
City..........................................Station.............. Frequency
Ada........................................KYKC-FM..................100.1
Altus....................................KWHW-AM................1450
Anadarko.............................KACO-FM..................98.5
Bartlesville.........................KWON-AM................ 1400
Bartlesville.......................... KRIG-FM.................. 104.9
Blackwell............................ KOKB-AM..................1580
Broken Bow.........................KKBI-FM...................106.1
Cordell..................................KCDL-FM.................. 99.3
Claremore...........................KRVT-AM..................1270
Elk City................................KADS-AM..................1240
Enid....................................... KNID-FM...................103.1
Frederick.............................. KTAT-AM...................1570
Grove....................................KGVE-FM.................. 99.3
Guymon.............................. KGYN-AM.................. 1210
Hobart..................................KTJS-AM...................1420
Lawton................................ KVRW-FM................. 107.3
McAlester........................... KTMC-FM..................105.1
Oklahoma City..................KXXY-FM...................96.1
Ponca City.........................WBBZ-AM.................1230
Pryor....................................KMUR-AM..................1570
Shawnee..............................KGFF-AM..................1450
Stillwater..............................KSPI-AM................... 780
Stillwater..............................KSPI-FM................... 93.7
Tahlequah............................KTLQ-AM..................1350
Tulsa.....................................KFAQ-AM.................. 1170
Vinita...................................KGND-AM..................1470
Weatherford...................... KWEY-FM.................. 97.3
Woodward...........................KMZE-FM...................92.1
ORIE LEMON :: LB
Big 12 NCAA
Tackles per game....................................6.6...............17............... -RICKY PRICE :: S
Big 12 NCAA
Tackles per game................................... 6.0............. 24............... --
MIKE GUNDY RADIO AND
TV SHOWS
JERAY CHATHAM :: dl
Big 12 NCAA
Fumbles recovered per game............0.25..............4...............30
Coach Mike Gundy’s radio show will air throughout
the Cowboy Sports Network each Tuesday from
7-8 p.m.
jacob lacey :: cb
Big 12 NCAA
Passes defended per game................1.30............... 1.................12
The Inside Cowboy Football television show will air
at 10 p.m. each Sunday on Fox in Tulsa. His show
will air at 10:30 p.m. each Sunday on Fox in Oklahoma City. KSWO in Lawton will air the show at midnight on Sundays. Cox will reair the Mike Gundy TV
Show each Monday at 7 p.m. on channel 3 in Tulsa
and on channel 7 in Oklahoma City. Fox Sports
Southwest will reair the show Fridays at 12:30 p.m.
quinton moore :: s
Big 12 NCAA
Tackles per game................................... 5.0............. 44............... -PATRICK LAVINE :: LB
Big 12 NCAA
Tackles per game................................... 5.0............. 44............... --
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OKLAHOMA STATE DEPTH CHART VS. COLORADO
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
LT
76....Russell Okung (6-5; 290; Jr.; Fort Bend, TX)
71.....Trent Perkins (6-5; 290; So.; Alice, TX)
DE
91.....Ugo Chinasa (6-5; 253; So.; Richardson, TX)
97....Jeremiah Price (6-2; 245; Jr.; Collins, MS)
LG
54...Andrew Lewis (6-5; 285; Jr.; Joplin, MO)
70...Jonathan Rush (6-5; 309; RFr; Killeen, TX)
DT
C
63....David Washington (6-3; 302; Sr.; Guthrie, OK)
74....Grant Garner (6-3; 280; So.; Mesquite, TX)
RG
SPECIALISTS
P
18.....Matt Fodge (6-1; 180; Sr.; Garland, TX)
13.....Quinn Sharp (6-1; 177; Fr.; Mansfield, TX)
92....Tonga Tea (6-0; 305; Sr.; Anchorage, AK)
90...Swanson Miller (6-4; 296; Jr.; Alachua, FL)
PK
95....Dan Bailey (6-1; 185; So.; Mustang, OK)
13.....Quinn Sharp (6-1; 177; Fr.; Mansfield, TX)
DT
96....Jeray Chatham (6-3; 290; Sr.; Houston, TX)
46....Shane Jarka (6-3, 275, So.; Fort Bend, TX)
LS
55...Zach Allen (6-0; 261; Sr.; Edmond, OK)
69....Marc Yerry (6-3; 232; RFr.; Waxhaw, NC)
65....Steve Denning (6-4; 296; Sr.; Southaven, MS)
52....Andrew Lawrence (6-4; 277; Jr.; Dallas, GA)
DE
98....Derek Burton (6-3; 275; Jr.; Muskogee, OK)
50...Jamie Blatnick (6-3; 252; RFr.; Celina, TX)
H
18.....Matt Fodge (6-1; 180; Sr.; Garland, TX)
27....Taylor Sokolosky (5-9; 180; So.; Tulsa, OK)
RT
60...Brady Bond (6-7; 290; Jr.; Garber, OK)
72....Andrew Mitchell (6-5; 308; Jr.; Choctaw, OK)
LB
20...Andre Sexton (6-0; 217; Jr.; Houston, TX)
22....James Thomas (6-0; 195; Fr.; La Marque, TX)
PR
1.......Dez Bryant (6-2; 215; So.; Lufkin, TX)
3......Victor Johnson (6-1; 180; Fr; Waco, TX)
TE
87....Brandon Pettigrew (6-6; 255; Sr.; Tyler, TX)
86...Wilson Youman (6-5; 248; RFr; St. Martinville, LA)
LB
41.....Orie Lemon (6-1; 249; Jr.; Houston, TX)
42....Justin Gent (6-2; 229; So.; Irving, TX) -or44...Donald Booker (5-11; 232; Jr.; Houston, TX)
KR
16.....Perrish Cox (6-0; 191; Jr.; Waco, TX)
3......Victor Johnson (6-1; 180; Fr; Waco, TX)
LB
4......Patrick Lavine (6-2; 222; Jr.; Houston, TX)
53....Seb Clements (6-0; 231; Sr.; Sanger, TX)
CB
16.....Perrish Cox (6-0; 191; Jr.; Waco, TX)
7......Maurice Gray (5-9; 178; Jr.; Kathleen, GA)
CB
17.....Jacob Lacey (5-11; 175; Sr.; Garland, TX)
23....Terrance Anderson (5-11, 175, Jr.; Aldine, TX)
FS
26....Quinton Moore (5-10; 187; Sr.; Pearland, TX)
12.....Johnny Thomas (6-0; 185; Fr.; Texas City, TX)
SS
6......Ricky Price (6-1; 193; Sr.; Houston, TX)
11......T.J. Bell (5-11; 198; Sr.; DeSoto, TX)
WR
1.......Dez Bryant (6-2; 215; So.; Lufkin, TX)
9......Jeremy Broadway (6-0; 195; Jr.; Houston, TX)
84....Hubert Anyiam (6-1; 193; RFr.; Garland, TX)
WR
85....Damian Davis (6-5; 178; So.; Mart, TX)
8......Bo Bowling (5-10; 186; Jr.; Tonkawa, OK)
25....Josh Cooper (5-11; 185; RFr.; Mustang, OK)
WR
80...DeMarcus Conner (6-1; 206; Jr.; Spring, TX)
83....Artrell Woods (6-0; 194; So.; Bryan, TX)
RB
24....Kendall Hunter (5-8; 190; So.; Tyler, TX)
5......Keith Toston (6-0; 205; Jr.; Angleton, TX)
2......Beau Johnson (5-10; 197; Jr.; Lawrenceville, GA)
FB
37....Bryant Ward (5-11; 215; So.; Stillwater, OK)
30...Brian Bowling (6-2; 257; Sr.; Tonkawa, OK)
QB
11......Zac Robinson (6-3; 210; Jr.; Littleton, CO)
3......Alex Cate (6-1; 200; So.; Salt Lake City, UT)
4......Brandon Weeden (6-4, 215; RFr.; Edmond, OK)
PRONUNCIATIONS
2.......Beau Johnson.......... WR........BO
4.......Patrick Lavine.......... LB..........luh-VEEN
5.......Keith Toston............ RB.........TOAST-un
23.....Nathan Gilsleider.... WR........GILL-slider
24.....Deron Fontenot....... STAR.....de-RON FON-tuh-no
27.....Taylor Sokolosky..... RB.........SOCK-oh-LOSK-ee
29.....Kye Staley................. RB.........First name rhymes with EYE
31......Lucien Antoine........ S............LOO-shin ANN-twon
35.....Mathies Long........... S............MATH-is
42.....Justin Gent............... LB..........JENT
59.....Tolu Moala................ LB..........TOE-loo mo-AW-la
61......Jordan Taormina..... OL.........TOWER-mee-na
64.....Casey LaBrue.......... OL.........la-BROO
76.....Russell Okung......... OL.........oh-KOONG
84.....Hubert Anyiam........ WR........ann-NEE-yum
86.....Wilson Youman....... TE..........YOO-man
91......Ugo Chinasa............. DE.........YOU-go chin-AW-sa
92.....Tonga Tea................. DT.........TAY-uh
96.....Jeray Chatham........ DT.........jer-AY CHAT-um
99.....Richetti Jones.......... DE.........rish-ETT-tee
NUMERICAL ROSTER QUICK REFERENCE
1...........Dez Bryant................ WR
2..........Beau Johnson........... RB
3..........Victor Johnson...........S
3D.......Alex Cate....................QB
4..........Patrick Lavine............LB
4D.......Brandon Weeden.....QB
5..........Keith Toston.............. RB
5D.......Johnnie Cockrell........LB
6..........Ricky Price...................S
6D.......Bryce Hood............... WR
7..........Maurice Gray............. CB
8..........Bo Bowling............... WR
9..........Jeremy Broadway... WR
10........Markelle Martin........ CB
11..........Zac Robinson............QB
11D.......T.J. Bell..........................S
12.........Johnny Thomas..........S
12D......Michael Roberts....... RB
13.........Quinn Sharp.............. PK
14.........Justin Horton.............TE
15.........Adrian Richards....... WR
16.........Perrish Cox................ CB
17.........Jacob Lacey............... CB
17D......Brayden Stringer......QB
18.........Matt Fodge...................P
18D......Zach Crissup...............S
19.........Brodrick Brown......... CB
20.......Andre Sexton.............LB
22........James Thomas...........S
23........Terrance Anderson.. CB
23D.....Nathan Gilsleider.... WR
24........Kendall Hunter......... RB
24D.....Deron Fontenot.........LB
25........Josh Cooper............. WR
26........Quinton Moore...........S
26D.....Todd Nelson............. WR
27........Taylor Sokolosky...... RB
29........Kye Staley.................. RB
30.......Brian Bowling............TE
31.........Lucien Antoine...........S
31D......Ben Bailey...................TE
32........Travis Miller............... RB
33........William Cole............ WR
35........Mathies Long..............S
37........Bryant Ward...............FB
38........Grayson Buster..........K
41.........Orie Lemon................LB
42........Justin Gent.................LB
44.......Donald Booker...........LB
46........Shane Jarka............... DE
48........John Toben.................FB
49........Kenny Alexander.......LB
50.......Jamie Blatnick.......... DE
51.........Jared Glover...............LB
52........Andrew Lawrence... OL
53........Seb Clements............LB
54.......Andrew Lewis........... OL
55.......Zach Allen...................LS
56........Patrick Hoog.............. OL
59........Tolu Moala..................LB
60.......Brady Bond................ OL
61.........Jordan Taormina...... OL
62........Mark Chesnut........... OL
63........David Washington... OL
64........Casey LaBrue........... OL
65........Steve Denning.......... OL
66........DeJuan Davis............ OL
67........Randall Arbuckle.......LS
68........Lane Taylor................ OL
69........Marc Yerry...................LS
70.......Jonathan Rush.......... OL
71.........Trent Perkins............. OL
72........Andrew Mitchell....... OL
73........Sterling Malone........ OL
74........Grant Garner............. OL
75........Nick Martinez............ OL
76........Russell Okung.......... OL
77........Noah Franklin............ OL
79........Ahmad Jones............ DT
80.......DeMarcus Conner... WR
81.........Justin Blackmon...... WR
82........Isaiah Anderson...... WR
83........Artrell Woods........... WR
84........Hubert Anyiam........ WR
85........Damian Davis.......... WR
85D.....Jeremy Gray.............. DE
86........Wilson Youman.........TE
87........Brandon Pettigrew...TE
88........Jamal Moseley...........TE
89........Cooper Bassett.........TE
89D.....Nigel Nicholas........... DE
90.......Swanson Miller......... DT
91.........Ugo Chinasa.............. DE
92........Tonga Tea.................. DT
93........Jarid King................... DT
94........Quencey Patrick....... DT
95........Dan Bailey.................. PK
95D.....Chris Donaldson...... DT
96........Jeray Chatham.......... DT
97........Jeremiah Price.......... DE
98........Derek Burton............ DE
99........Richetti Jones........... DE
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NUMERICAL ROSTER
No Name
Pos.
Ht. Wt.
No Name
Pos.
1
WR
6-2 215 So-1L Lufkin, TX (Lufkin)
49 Kenny Alexander
STAR 6-1 215 Fr-RS McKinney, TX (North)
2 Beau Johnson
RB
5-10 197 Jr-TR Lawrenceville, GA (C. Gwinnett/Butler CC)
50 Jamie Blatnick
DE
6-3 252 Fr-RS Celina, TX (Celina)
3 Alex Cate
QB
6-1 200 So-SQ Salt Lake City, UT (Cottonwood)
51 Jared Glover
LB
6-4 239 Fr-RS Bixby, OK (Bixby)
Dez Bryant
Exp. Hometown (Previous School)
Ht. Wt.
3 Victor Johnson
S
6-1 180 Fr-HS Waco, TX (Waco)
52 Andrew Lawrence
OL
6-4 277 Jr-SQ Dallas, GA (Paulding County)
4 Patrick Lavine
LB
6-2 222 Jr-2L Houston, TX (Jersey Village)
53 Seb Clements
LB
6-0 231
4 Brandon Weeden
QB
6-4 215 Fr-RS Edmond, OK (Santa Fe)
54 Andrew Lewis
OL
6-5 285 Jr-1L Joplin, MO (Joplin)
6-0 261 Sr-3L Edmond, OK (Memorial)
Sr-1L Sanger, TX (Sanger)
5 Johnnie Cockrell
LB
5-11 219 Jr-TR Nichols Hills, OK (Trinity U.)
55 Zach Allen
LS
5 Keith Toston
RB
6-0 205 Jr-2L Angleton, TX (Angleton)
56 Patrick Hoog
OL
6-4 298 Fr-HS Castroville, TX (Medina Valley)
6 Bryce Hood
WR
5-9 185 Fr-RS Ramona, OK (Bartlesville)
59 Tolu Moala
LB
6-0 229 Jr-TR Inglewood, CA (Hawthorne/El Camino CC)
6 Ricky Price
DB
6-1 193 Sr-3L Houston, TX (Cypress Falls)
60 Brady Bond
OL
6-7 290 Jr-2L Garber, OK (Garber)
7 Maurice Gray
DB
5-9 178 Jr-TR Kathleen, GA (Warner Robins/Butler CC)
61 Jordan Taormina
OL
6-6 300 So-JC Santa Ana, CA (Mater Dei/Orange Coast CC)
8 Bo Bowling
WR 5-10 186 Jr-TR Tonkawa, OK (NEO JC)
62 Mark Chesnut
OL
6-2 299 Jr-TR Miami, OK (NEO A&M JC)
9 Jeremy Broadway
WR 6-0 195 Jr-2L Houston, TX (Washington)
63 David Washington
OL
6-3 302 Sr-3L Guthrie, OK (Guthrie)
10 Markelle Martin
DB
6-1 185 Fr-HS Wichita Falls, TX (Rider)
64 Casey LaBrue
OL
6-4 260 Fr-TR Enid, OK (Missouri State)
11 T.J. Bell
DB
5-11 198 Sr-SQ DeSoto, TX (DeSoto)
65 Steve Denning
OL
6-4 296 Sr-1L Southaven, MS (NW Mississippi CC)
11 Zac Robinson
QB
6-3 210 Jr-2L Littleton, CO (Chatfield)
66 DeJuan Davis
OL
6-2 312 Fr-HS Fort Worth, TX (Crowley)
12 Johnny Thomas
DB
6-0 185 Fr-HS Texas City, TX (Texas City)
67 Randall Arbuckle
DS
6-1 227 Fr-HS Canadian, TX (Canadian)
12 Michael Roberts
RB
5-9 186 So-RS Lawton, OK (Cache)
68 Lane Taylor
OL
6-3 328 Fr-HS Arlington, TX (Martin)
13 Quinn Sharp
K
6-1 177 Fr-HS Mansfield, TX (Summit)
69 Marc Yerry
LS
6-3 232 Fr-RS Waxhaw, NC (Weddington)
14 Justin Horton
TE
6-4 220 Fr-HS Henderson, TX (Henderson)
70 Jonathan Rush
OL
6-5 309 Fr-RS Killeen, TX (Killeen)
15 Adrian Richards
WR
6-4 195 Fr-HS Mesquite, TX (Mesquite)
71 Trent Perkins
OL
6-5 290 So-SQ Alice, TX (Alice)
16 Perrish Cox
DB
6-0 191
72 Andrew Mitchell
OL
6-5 308 Jr-TR Choctaw, OK (Snow JC)
17 Jacob Lacey
DB
5-11 175 Sr-3L Garland, TX (Naaman Forest)
73 Sterling Malone
OL
6-0 265 Fr-RS Fort Worth, TX (Dunbar)
17 Brayden Stringer
QB
6-4 206 Fr-HS Lawton, OK (Eisenhower)
74 Grant Garner
OL
6-4 286 So-SQ Mesquite, TX (North Mesquite)
18 Zach Crissup
DB
5-8 187 Sr-SQ Helena, OK (Timberlake/Bacone JC)
75 Nick Martinez
OL
6-4 304 Fr-RS Floresville, TX (Floresville)
Jr-2L Waco, TX (University)
18 Matt Fodge
P
6-1 180 Sr-3L Garland, TX (Garland)
76 Russell Okung
OL
6-6 305 Jr-2L Fort Bend, TX (Bush)
19 Brodrick Brown
DB
5-8 166 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Westfield)
77 Noah Franklin
OL
6-5 305 Jr-SQ Vinita, OK (Vinita)
79 Ahmad Jones
DL
6-2 309 Fr-RS Silsbee, TX (Silsbee)
22 James Thomas
20 Andre Sexton
STAR 6-0 217 Jr-2L Houston, TX (Cypress Falls)
DB
6-0 195 Fr-RS La Marque, TX (La Marque)
80 DeMarcus Conner
WR
6-1 206 Jr-SQ Spring, TX (Westfield)
23 Terrance Anderson
DB
5-11 175
81 Justin Blackmon
WR
6-1 189 Fr-HS Ardmore, OK (Plainview)
23 Nathan Gilsleider
WR
6-3 202 Jr-TR Claremore, OK (E. Okla JC)
82 Isaiah Anderson
WR 5-10 159 Fr-HS Wichita Falls, TX (Wichita Falls)
24 Deron Fontenot
STAR 5-9 201 Fr-RS Grand Prairie, TX (South)
83 Artrell Woods
WR 6-0 194 So-1L Bryan, TX (Bryan)
5-8 190 So-1L Tyler, TX (John Tyler)
84 Hubert Anyiam
WR
6-1 193 Fr-RS Garland, TX (North)
WR
5-11 185 Fr-RS Mustang, OK (Mustang)
85 Damian Davis
WR
6-5 178 So-1L Mart, TX (Mart)
S
5-10 187 Sr-2L Pearland, TX (Pearland)
85 Jeremy Gray
DE
6-6 250 Fr-HS Sherman, TX (Sherman)
6-2 203 Sr-SQ Edmond, OK (North)
86 Wilson Youman
TE
6-5 248 Fr-RS St. Martinville, LA (Martinville)
24 Kendall Hunter
RB
25 Josh Cooper
26 Quinton Moore
Jr-1L Aldine, TX (Aldine)
26 Todd Nelson
WR
27 Taylor Sokolosky
RB
5-9 180 So-1L Tulsa, OK (Cascia Hall)
87 Brandon Pettigrew
TE
6-6 255 Sr-3L Tyler, TX (Lee)
29 Kye Staley
RB
5-11 216 Fr-HS Guthrie, OK (Guthrie)
88 Jamal Mosley
TE
6-4 235 Fr-HS Memphis, TN (Kingsbury)
30 Brian Bowling
FB
6-2 257 Sr-SQ Tonkawa, OK (Tonkawa)
89 Cooper Bassett
TE
6-5 242 Fr-HS Tuttle, OK (Tuttle)
31 Lucien Antoine
DB
6-1 208 Jr-TR Coral Springs, FL (Ft. Scott CC)
89 Nigel Nicholas
DE
6-3 265 Fr-HS Rossville, GA (Ridgeland)
31 Ben Bailey
TE
6-2 224 So-SQ Bixby, OK (Bixby)
90 Swanson Miller
DT
6-4 296 Jr-TR Alachua, FL (Santa Fe/Butler Co.)
32 Travis Miller
RB
5-9 184 Fr-HS Marlin, TX (Marlin)
91 Ugo Chinasa
DE
6-5 253 So-1L Richardson, TX (Berkner)
33 William Cole
WR 6-0 185 So-SQ Cedar Hill, TX (Cedar Hill)
92 Tonga Tea, Jr.
DL
6-0 305 Sr-1L Anchorage, AK (East/Snow CC)
35 Mathies Long
LB
6-1 202 So-HS DeSoto, TX (Bishop Dunne)
93 Jarid King
DT
6-0 272 Fr-HS Dallas, TX (Plano West)
37 Bryant Ward
FB
5-11 215 So-1L Stillwater, OK (Stillwater)
94 Quencey Patrick
DL
6-2 278 So-1L Columbus, GA (Pacelli Catholic)
38 Grayson Buster
K
5-11 186 Fr-RS Crawford, TX (Crawford)
95 Dan Bailey
K
6-1 185 So-1L Mustang, OK (Southwest Covenant)
41 Orie Lemon
LB
6-1 249 Jr-SQ Houston, TX (Yates)
95 Chris Donaldson
DT
6-2 286 So-TR Anderson, SC (Coffeyville CC)
42 Justin Gent
LB
6-2 229 So-1L Irving, TX (MacArthur)
96 Jeray Chatham
DL
6-3 290 Sr-3L Houston, TX (Westfield)
44 Donald Booker
LB
5-11 232 Jr-TR Houston, TX (Klein Forest/Navarro JC)
97 Jeremiah Price
DE
6-2 245 Jr-TR Collins, MS (Jones County JC)
46 Shane Jarka
DE
6-3 275 So-SQ Fort Bend, TX (Austin)
98 Derek Burton
DE
6-3 275 Jr-2L Muskogee, OK (Muskogee)
48 John Toben
FB
6-1 239 So-TR Woodway, TX (Hardin Simmons)
99 Richetti Jones
DE
6-3 253 Fr-RS Dallas, TX (Lincoln)
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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
No Name
Pos.
Ht. Wt.
49 Kenny Alexander
STAR 6-1 215 Fr-RS McKinney, TX (North)
No Name
Pos.
Ht. Wt.
2 Beau Johnson
RB
5-10 197 Jr-TR Lawrenceville, GA (C. Gwinnett/Butler CC)
55 Zach Allen
LS
6-0 261 Sr-3L Edmond, OK (Memorial)
3 Victor Johnson
S
6-1 180 Fr-HS Waco, TX (Waco)
82 Isaiah Anderson
WR 5-10 159 Fr-HS Wichita Falls, TX (Wichita Falls)
79 Ahmad Jones
DL
6-2 309 Fr-RS Silsbee, TX (Silsbee)
23 Terrance Anderson
DB
5-11 175
99 Richetti Jones
DE
6-3 253 Fr-RS Dallas, TX (Lincoln)
31 Lucien Antoine
DB
6-1 208 Jr-TR Coral Springs, FL (Ft. Scott CC)
93 Jarid King
DT
6-0 272 Fr-HS Dallas, TX (Plano West)
84 Hubert Anyiam
WR
6-1 193 Fr-RS Garland, TX (North)
64 Casey LaBrue
OL
6-4 260 Fr-TR Enid, OK (Missouri State)
67 Randall Arbuckle
DS
6-1 227 Fr-HS Canadian, TX (Canadian)
17 Jacob Lacey
DB
5-11 175 Sr-3L Garland, TX (Naaman Forest)
31 Ben Bailey
TE
6-2 224 So-SQ Bixby, OK (Bixby)
4 Patrick Lavine
LB
6-2 222 Jr-2L Houston, TX (Jersey Village)
95 Dan Bailey
K
6-1 185 So-1L Mustang, OK (Southwest Covenant)
52 Andrew Lawrence
OL
6-4 277 Jr-SQ Dallas, GA (Paulding County)
Jr-1L Aldine, TX (Aldine)
89 Cooper Bassett
TE
6-5 242 Fr-HS Tuttle, OK (Tuttle)
41 Orie Lemon
LB
6-1 249 Jr-SQ Houston, TX (Yates)
11 T.J. Bell
DB
5-11 198 Sr-SQ DeSoto, TX (DeSoto)
54 Andrew Lewis
OL
6-5 285 Jr-1L Joplin, MO (Joplin)
81 Justin Blackmon
WR
6-1 189 Fr-HS Ardmore, OK (Plainview)
35 Mathies Long
LB
6-1 202 So-HS DeSoto, TX (Bishop Dunne)
50 Jamie Blatnick
DE
6-3 252 Fr-RS Celina, TX (Celina)
73 Sterling Malone
OL
6-0 265 Fr-RS Fort Worth, TX (Dunbar)
60 Brady Bond
OL
6-7 290 Jr-2L Garber, OK (Garber)
10 Markelle Martin
DB
6-1 185 Fr-HS Wichita Falls, TX (Rider)
44 Donald Booker
LB
5-11 232 Jr-TR Houston, TX (Klein Forest/Navarro JC)
75 Nick Martinez
OL
6-4 304 Fr-RS Floresville, TX (Floresville)
8 Bo Bowling
WR 5-10 186 Jr-TR Tonkawa, OK (NEO JC)
90 Swanson Miller
DT
6-4 296 Jr-TR Alachua, FL (Santa Fe/Butler Co.)
30 Brian Bowling
FB
32 Travis Miller
RB
5-9 184 Fr-HS Marlin, TX (Marlin)
9 Jeremy Broadway
WR 6-0 195 Jr-2L Houston, TX (Washington)
72 Andrew Mitchell
OL
6-5 308 Jr-TR Choctaw, OK (Snow JC)
19 Brodrick Brown
DB
5-8 166 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Westfield)
59 Tolu Moala
LB
6-0 229 Jr-TR Inglewood, CA (Hawthorne/El Camino CC)
1
Dez Bryant
6-2 257 Sr-SQ Tonkawa, OK (Tonkawa)
WR
6-2 215 So-1L Lufkin, TX (Lufkin)
26 Quinton Moore
S
5-10 187 Sr-2L Pearland, TX (Pearland)
98 Derek Burton
DE
6-3 275 Jr-2L Muskogee, OK (Muskogee)
88 Jamal Mosley
TE
6-4 235 Fr-HS Memphis, TN (Kingsbury)
38 Grayson Buster
K
5-11 186 Fr-RS Crawford, TX (Crawford)
26 Todd Nelson
WR
6-2 203 Sr-SQ Edmond, OK (North)
3 Alex Cate
QB
6-1 200 So-SQ Salt Lake City, UT (Cottonwood)
89 Nigel Nicholas
DE
6-3 265 Fr-HS Rossville, GA (Ridgeland)
96 Jeray Chatham
DL
6-3 290 Sr-3L Houston, TX (Westfield)
76 Russell Okung
OL
6-6 305 Jr-2L Fort Bend, TX (Bush)
62 Mark Chesnut
OL
6-2 299 Jr-TR Miami, OK (NEO A&M JC)
94 Quencey Patrick
DL
6-2 278 So-1L Columbus, GA (Pacelli Catholic)
91 Ugo Chinasa
DE
6-5 253 So-1L Richardson, TX (Berkner)
71 Trent Perkins
OL
6-5 290 So-SQ Alice, TX (Alice)
53 Seb Clements
LB
6-0 231
87 Brandon Pettigrew
TE
6-6 255 Sr-3L Tyler, TX (Lee)
5 Johnnie Cockrell
LB
5-11 219 Jr-TR Nichols Hills, OK (Trinity U.)
97 Jeremiah Price
DE
6-2 245 Jr-TR Collins, MS (Jones County JC)
33 William Cole
WR 6-0 185 So-SQ Cedar Hill, TX (Cedar Hill)
6 Ricky Price
DB
6-1 193 Sr-3L Houston, TX (Cypress Falls)
80 DeMarcus Conner
WR
6-1 206 Jr-SQ Spring, TX (Westfield)
15 Adrian Richards
WR
6-4 195 Fr-HS Mesquite, TX (Mesquite)
25 Josh Cooper
WR
5-11 185 Fr-RS Mustang, OK (Mustang)
12 Michael Roberts
RB
5-9 186 So-RS Lawton, OK (Cache)
16 Perrish Cox
DB
6-0 191
Jr-2L Waco, TX (University)
11 Zac Robinson
QB
6-3 210 Jr-2L Littleton, CO (Chatfield)
18 Zach Crissup
DB
5-8 187 Sr-SQ Helena, OK (Timberlake/Bacone JC)
70 Jonathan Rush
OL
6-5 309 Fr-RS Killeen, TX (Killeen)
85 Damian Davis
WR
6-5 178 So-1L Mart, TX (Mart)
20 Andre Sexton
66 DeJuan Davis
OL
6-2 312 Fr-HS Fort Worth, TX (Crowley)
13 Quinn Sharp
K
6-1 177 Fr-HS Mansfield, TX (Summit)
65 Steve Denning
OL
6-4 296 Sr-1L Southaven, MS (NW Mississippi CC)
27 Taylor Sokolosky
RB
5-9 180 So-1L Tulsa, OK (Cascia Hall)
95 Chris Donaldson
DT
6-2 286 So-TR Anderson, SC (Coffeyville CC)
29 Kye Staley
RB
5-11 216 Fr-HS Guthrie, OK (Guthrie)
18 Matt Fodge
P
6-1 180 Sr-3L Garland, TX (Garland)
17 Brayden Stringer
QB
6-4 206 Fr-HS Lawton, OK (Eisenhower)
61 Jordan Taormina
OL
6-6 300 So-JC Santa Ana, CA (Mater Dei/Orange Coast CC)
24 Deron Fontenot
Sr-1L Sanger, TX (Sanger)
STAR 5-9 201 Fr-RS Grand Prairie, TX (South)
STAR 6-0 217 Jr-2L Houston, TX (Cypress Falls)
77 Noah Franklin
OL
6-5 305 Jr-SQ Vinita, OK (Vinita)
68 Lane Taylor
OL
6-3 328 Fr-HS Arlington, TX (Martin)
74 Grant Garner
OL
6-4 286 So-SQ Mesquite, TX (North Mesquite)
92 Tonga Tea, Jr.
DL
6-0 305 Sr-1L Anchorage, AK (East/Snow CC)
42 Justin Gent
LB
6-2 229 So-1L Irving, TX (MacArthur)
22 James Thomas
DB
6-0 195 Fr-RS La Marque, TX (La Marque)
23 Nathan Gilsleider
WR
6-3 202 Jr-TR Claremore, OK (E. Okla JC)
12 Johnny Thomas
DB
6-0 185 Fr-HS Texas City, TX (Texas City)
51 Jared Glover
LB
6-4 239 Fr-RS Bixby, OK (Bixby)
48 John Toben
FB
6-1 239 So-TR Woodway, TX (Hardin Simmons)
85 Jeremy Gray
DE
6-6 250 Fr-HS Sherman, TX (Sherman)
5 Keith Toston
RB
6-0 205 Jr-2L Angleton, TX (Angleton)
7 Maurice Gray
DB
5-9 178 Jr-TR Kathleen, GA (Warner Robins/Butler CC)
37 Bryant Ward
FB
5-11 215 So-1L Stillwater, OK (Stillwater)
6 Bryce Hood
WR
5-9 185 Fr-RS Ramona, OK (Bartlesville)
63 David Washington
OL
6-3 302 Sr-3L Guthrie, OK (Guthrie)
56 Patrick Hoog
OL
6-4 298 Fr-HS Castroville, TX (Medina Valley)
4 Brandon Weeden
QB
6-4 215 Fr-RS Edmond, OK (Santa Fe)
14 Justin Horton
TE
6-4 220 Fr-HS Henderson, TX (Henderson)
83 Artrell Woods
WR 6-0 194 So-1L Bryan, TX (Bryan)
24 Kendall Hunter
RB
5-8 190 So-1L Tyler, TX (John Tyler)
69 Marc Yerry
LS
6-3 232 Fr-RS Waxhaw, NC (Weddington)
46 Shane Jarka
DE
6-3 275 So-SQ Fort Bend, TX (Austin)
86 Wilson Youman
TE
6-5 248 Fr-RS St. Martinville, LA (Martinville)
14
NOVEMBER 9, 2008
THE LAST TIME...
Oklahoma State Team
50+ Points....................................................................... 59 vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008 (59-17)
Shutout at home.......................................................... vs. Northwestern State, Sept. 29, 2001 (24-0)
Shutout at home (Conf.)............................................ vs. Kansas State, Nov. 25, 1961 (45-0)
Shutout on road............................................................ at Houston, Sept. 12, 1987 (35-0)
Shutout on road (Conf.).............................................. at Oklahoma, Nov. 11, 1995 (12-0)
Overtime game............................................................. Texas A&M, Oct. 21, 2006 (L, 33-34, OT)
300+ Yards Rushing..................................................... 358 vs. Troy, Sept. 27, 2008
400+ Yards Rushing..................................................... 450 vs. Missouri State, Sept. 13, 2008
Less than 25 Yards Rushing..................................... 13 at Oklahoma, Nov. 26, 2005
300+ Yards Passing...................................................... 419 vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
400+ Yards Passing..................................................... 419 vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
Less than 100 Yards Passing.................................... 94 vs. Texas Tech, Nov. 12, 2005
500+ Yards Total Offense.......................................... 682 vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
600+ Yards Total Offense.......................................... 682 vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
Less than 200 Yards Total Offense....................... 139 at Oklahoma, Nov. 26, 2005
Less than 150 Yards Total Offense........................ 139 at Oklahoma, Nov. 26, 2005
Beat a Top 25 team at home................................... vs. No. 25 Kansas State, Oct. 20, 2007 (41-39)
Beat a Top 20 team at home.................................. vs. No. 20 Nebraska, Oct. 28, 2006 (41-29)
Beat a Top 15 team at home.................................... vs. No. 13 Texas Tech, Nov. 12, 2005 (24-17)
Beat a Top 10 team at home................................... vs. No. 3 Oklahoma, Nov. 30, 2002 (38-28)
Beat a Top 5 team at home..................................... vs. No. 3 Oklahoma, Nov. 30, 2002 (38-28)
Beat a Top 25 team on the road............................ at No. 3 Missouri, Oct. 11, 2008 (28-23)
Beat a Top 20 team on the road............................ at No. 3 Missouri, Oct. 11, 2008 (28-23)
Beat a Top 15 team on the road............................. at No. 3 Missouri, Oct. 11, 2008 (28-23)
Beat a Top 10 team on the road............................. at No. 3 Missouri, Oct. 11, 2008 (28-23)
Beat a Top 5 team on the road............................... at No. 3 Missouri, Oct. 11, 2008 (28-23)
Forced 5 Turnovers....................................................... 5 vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Had 4 INT........................................................................ 4 vs. Northern Iowa, Sept. 7, 2002
Had 0 Turnovers........................................................... vs. Troy, Sept. 27, 2008
Oklahoma State Individual Rushing
100+ Yards Rushing...................................................... 112, Kendall Hunter at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
200+ Yards Rushing..................................................... 210, Kendall Hunter vs. Houston, Sept. 6, 2008
Two Players with 100+ Yards Rushing................... 169, Kendall Hunter vs. Troy, Sept. 27, 2008
........................................................................................... 114, Keith Toston vs. Troy, Sept. 27, 2008
Three Players with 100+ Yards Rushing................... 148, Keith Toston vs. Missouri State, Sept. 13, 2008
........................................................................................... 138, Beau Johnson vs. Missouri State, Sept. 13, 2008
................................................................................................. 132, Kendall Hunter vs. Missouri State, Sept. 13, 2008
Had a run of 50+ Yards............................................... 68, Kendall Hunter at Missouri, Oct. 11, 2008
Had a run of 75+ Yards............................................... 83, M. Hamilton vs. Texas Tech, Nov. 12, 2005
Had 30+ Rushing Attempts....................................... 31, Mike Hamilton vs. Texas, Oct. 29, 2005
Had 35+ Rushing Attempts....................................... 37, D. Thompson vs. Nebraska, Oct. 8, 1994
Had 40+ Rushing Attempts....................................... 44, B. Sanders vs. Texas Tech, Dec. 4, 1988
80+ Yard Run for a Touchdown............................... 83, M. Hamilton vs. Texas Tech, Nov. 12, 2005
Oklahoma State Individual Passing
300+ Yards Passing...................................................... 396, Zac Robinson vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
400+ Yards Passing..................................................... 430, Zac Robinson vs. Texas, Nov. 3, 2007
Had 30+ Completions................................................. 30, Zac Robinson vs. Texas, Nov. 3, 2007
Had 40+ Attempts........................................................ 42, Zac Robinson vs. Texas, Nov. 3, 2007
Completed a Pass of 50+ Yards.............................. 50, Robinson to D. Davis vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
80+ Yard Pass for a Touchdown.............................. 95, Robinson to Broadway vs. Iowa St., Nov. 1, 2008
Had 4+ TD Passes........................................................ 5, Zac Robinson vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
Oklahoma State Individual Receiving
Caught 10+ Passes....................................................... 11, Dez Bryant vs. Baylor, Oct. 18, 2008
100+ Yards Receiving................................................... 171 vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
200+ Yards Receiving................................................. 212, Dez Bryant vs. Baylor, Oct. 18, 2008
Two Players with 100+ Yards Receiving................ R. Woods (143) and Lewis (113) vs. UCLA, Sept. 14, 2002
Had 3+ TD Catches...................................................... 4, Dez Bryant vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
100+ Yards Receiving by a Running Back............. 113, Gerald Hudson at Kansas, Nov. 4, 1989
100+ Yards Rushing and 100+ Yards Receiving... G. Hudson (108 rush, 113 rec.) at Kansas, Nov. 4, 1989
Oklahoma State Individual Defense
Had 15+ Tackles............................................................. 15, Andre Sexton vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 21, 2006
Had 20+ Tackles............................................................ 23, Keith Burns at Colorado, Nov. 7, 1992
Had 2+ INT...................................................................... 3, Jacob Lacey vs. Texas, Nov. 3, 2007
Had 3+ INT....................................................................... 3, Jacob Lacey vs. Texas, Nov. 3, 2007
Had 4+ Tackles for Loss............................................. 5, Nathan Peterson at Baylor, Nov. 17, 2007
Had 3+ Sacks.................................................................. 3, Nathan Peterson at Baylor, Nov. 17, 2007
Blocked a Punt.............................................................. Markelle Martin vs. Missouri State, Sept. 13, 2008
Blocked a FG.................................................................. Orie Lemon at Missouri, Oct. 11, 2008
Blocked at PAT............................................................... Derek Burton vs. Baylor, Oct. 18, 2008
Recorded a Safety....................................................... Team at Washington State, Aug. 30, 2008
Oklahoma State Individual Miscellaneous
KR for a Touchdown................................................... 90, Perrish Cox at Washington State, Aug. 30, 2008
PR for a Touchdown.................................................... 78, Dez Bryant vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
INT Ret. for a Touchdown......................................... 22, Patrick Lavine vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Scored 4+ TDs................................................................ 4, Dez Bryant vs. Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
Passed For 200 Yards and Rushed For 100 Yards... Zac Robinson, 202 pass, 144 rush at Baylor, Nov. 17, 2007
200-yd rusher & 200-yd receiver, same game....... Kendall Hunter (210 rush), Dez Bryant (236 rec.)
........................................................................................... vs. Houston, Sept. 6, 2008
Punted the Ball 60+ Yards......................................... 71, Matt Fodge at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
Kicked a 50-Yard FG.................................................... 53, Jason Ricks vs. Missouri St., Sept. 2, 2006
Made 3+ FG..................................................................... 3, Dan Bailey, at Washington State, Aug. 30, 2008
Returned a blocked FG for a TD ........................... Massey blocked, M. Jones returned 17 yards
........................................................................................... vs. Kansas, Nov. 13, 1999
Returned a PAT for a score....................................... D. Williams vs. Kansas State, Oct. 12, 2002
Fumble Return for a TD............................................. 57, Donovan Woods vs. Baylor, Nov. 11, 2006
Punt Blocked for a TD................................................ F. Carter blocked, T. Wright returned 15 yards
........................................................................................... at Kansas, Nov. 16, 2002
Opponent Team
50+ Points....................................................................... 56 at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008 (56-20)
Shutout at home.......................................................... vs. Colorado, Oct. 1, 2005 (34-0)
Shutout at home (Conf.)............................................ vs. Colorado, Oct. 1, 2005 (34-0)
Shutout on road............................................................ at Texas Tech, Nov. 11, 2000 (58-0)
Shutout on road (Conf.).............................................. at Texas Tech, Nov. 11, 2000 (58-0)
300+ Yards Rushing..................................................... 307, at Oklahoma, Nov. 24, 2007
400+ Yards Rushing..................................................... 513, Nebraska, Aug. 31, 1995
Less than 25 Yards Rushing..................................... 0, Oklahoma, Nov. 24, 2001
300+ Yards Passing...................................................... 516 at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
400+ Yards Passing..................................................... 516 at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
Less than 100 Yards Passing.................................... 23 vs. Missouri State, Sept. 13, 2008
500+ Yards Total Offense.......................................... 629 at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
600+ Yards Total Offense.......................................... 629 at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
700+ Yards Total Offense.......................................... 718, Texas Tech, Sept. 22, 2007
Less than 200 Yards Total Offense....................... 196, vs. Missouri State, Sept. 13, 2008
Less than 150 Yards Total Offense........................ 141, Texas State, Sept. 16, 2000
Forced 5 Turnovers....................................................... 5, at Troy, Sept. 14, 2007
Had 4 INT........................................................................ 4 at Baylor, Nov. 19, 2005
Had 0 Turnovers........................................................... Kansas, Nov. 10, 2007
Opponent Individual Rushing
100+ Yards Rushing...................................................... 112, Mike Goodson, Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
200+ Yards Rushing..................................................... 202, Allen Patrick, Oklahoma, Nov. 24, 2007
Two Players with 100+ Yards Rushing................... 180, Jamaal Charles and 106, Colt McCoy, Texas, Nov. 3, 2007
Had a run of 50+ Yards............................................... 80, Mike Goodson, Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Had a run of 75+ Yards............................................... 80, Mike Goodson, Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Had 30+ Rushing Attempts....................................... 33, Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma, Oct. 30, 2004
Had 35+ Rushing Attempts....................................... 39, Ennis Haywood, Iowa State, Oct. 20, 2001
80+ Yard Run for a Touchdown............................... 80, Mike Goodson, Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Opponent Individual Passing
300+ Yards Passing...................................................... 456, Graham Harrell, at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
400+ Yards Passing..................................................... 456, Graham Harrell, at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
500+ Yards Passing..................................................... 646, Graham Harrell, Texas Tech, Sept. 22, 2007
600+ Yards Passing...................................................... 646, Graham Harrell, Texas Tech, Sept. 22, 2007
Had 30+ Completions................................................. 40, Graham Harrell, at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
Had 40+ Attempts........................................................ 50, Graham Harrell, at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
Completed a Pass of 50+ Yards.............................. 54, Arnaud to Darks, Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
80+ Yard Pass for a Touchdown.............................. 82, Reesing to Henry, Kansas, Nov. 10, 2007
Had 4+ TD Passes........................................................ 6, Graham Harrell, at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
Opponent Individual Receiving
Caught 10+ Passes....................................................... 10, Eric Morris, at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
100+ Yards Receiving................................................... 113, Darius Darks, Iowa State, Nov. 1, 2008
Two Players with 100+ Yards Receiving................ 120, Jeremy Maclin, Missouri, Oct. 11, 2008
........................................................................................... 104, Chase Coffman, Missouri, Oct. 11, 2008
Two Players with 200+ Yards Receiving.............. Crabtree (237) and Amendola (233),
........................................................................................... Texas Tech, Sept. 22, 2007
Had 3+ TD Catches...................................................... 3, Michael Crabtree, at Texas Tech, Nov. 8, 2008
100+ Yards Receiving by a Running Back............. 101, T. Henderson, Texas Tech, Nov. 9, 2002
Opponent Individual Defense
Had 15+ Tackles............................................................. 16, Maurice Lane, Baylor, Nov. 13, 2004
Had 2+ INT...................................................................... 2, LaMarcus Hicks, Iowa State, Oct. 22, 2005
Had 4+ Tackles for Loss............................................. 4, Rufus Alexander, Oklahoma, Nov. 26, 2005
Had 3+ Sacks.................................................................. 3, Tim Crowder, Texas, Nov. 6, 2004
Blocked a Punt.............................................................. Kenny Brown, Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Blocked a FG.................................................................. Michael Huff, Texas, Oct. 29, 2005
Recorded a safety........................................................ Louisiana Tech, Aug. 31, 2002
Miscellaneous
KR for a Touchdown................................................... 95, Leon Patton, Kansas State, Oct. 7, 2006
PR for a Touchdown.................................................... 74, Leodis McKelvin, Troy, Sept. 14, 2007
INT Ret. for a Touchdown......................................... 51, Khayyam Burns, Arkansas State, Sept. 9, 2006
Scored 4+ TDs................................................................ 5, Cedric Benson, Texas, Nov. 6, 2004
Punted the Ball 60+ Yards......................................... 60, Derek Epperson, Baylor, Oct. 18, 2008
Kicked a 50-Yard FG.................................................... 52, Justin Medlock, UCLA, Sept. 4, 2004
Made 3+ FG..................................................................... 3, Scott Webb, Kansas, Nov. 10, 2007
Returned a blocked FG for a TD............................. 79, L. Flugence, Texas Tech, Nov. 11, 2000
Fumble Return for a TD............................................. 30, Willis Andrews, Baylor, Nov. 22, 2003
Punt Blocked for a TD................................................ 21, Daniel Gonzalez, Kansas St., Oct. 7, 2006
15
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KEY OFFENSIVE SKILL POSITION PLAYERS
11 ZAC ROBINSON QB
6-3 :: 210 :: Junior :: Littleton, Colo./Chatfield
Career Highs
Comp.............................................................30 vs. Texas, 11/3/07
Att...................................................................42 vs. Texas, 11/3/07
Pass Yds.......................................................430 vs. Texas, 11/3/07
Pass TDs......................................................5 vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Long Pass.....................................................95 vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Rush Yds......................................................144 at Baylor, 11/17/07
Rush TDs......................................................2, three times, last vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Long Rush....................................................57 vs. Kansas, 11/10/07
Season Highs
Comp.............................................................20 at Washington State, 8/30/08
Att...................................................................28, two times, last at Texas Tech, 11/8/08
Pass Yds.......................................................395 vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Pass TDs......................................................5 vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Long Pass.....................................................95 vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Rush Yds......................................................66, two times, last vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Rush TDs......................................................2 vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Long Rush....................................................24 vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Robinson’s 2008 Game-by-Game Passing Stats
Date...........Opponent.........................Cmp........... Att........... Int............Pct..........Yds......... TD...... Long
Aug. 30......at Washington State......20............. 27..............1............. 74.1..........193...........0..........23
Sept. 6.......Houston...............................14...............21..............2.............66.7........320..........3...........74
Sept. 13......Missouri State.................... 2............... 4..............0...........50.0......... 82.............1...........66
Sept. 27....Troy.......................................16...............21..............0............76.2........254...........3...........44
Oct. 4.........Texas A&M......................... 10..............13..............0............76.9.........186...........3...........45
Oct. 11.........at Missouri..........................19..............28..............1.............67.9.........215...........2...........40
Oct. 18.......Baylor...................................13..............20.............0........... 65.0........ 238...........2...........52
Oct. 25......at Texas...............................17.............. 26.............0........... 65.4.........199............1........... 31
Nov. 1..........Iowa State...........................18.............. 27..............1.............66.7........395...........5...........95
Nov. 8.........at Texas Tech.....................16..............28..............1............. 57.1..........182...........0..........47
Robinson’s 2008 Game-by-Game Rushing Stats
Date...........Opponent..........................Att..................Yds................... Avg................. TD................Long
Aug. 30......at Washington State....... 8......................11.......................1.4....................1.....................13
Sept. 6.......Houston.............................. 10....................27.................... 2.7...................0....................17
Sept. 13......Missouri State.................... 3..................... 15..................... 5.0..................0....................14
Sept. 27....Troy....................................... 11.....................39.................... 3.5...................0....................13
Oct. 4.........Texas A&M..........................15.....................66.................... 4.4...................2.....................16
Oct. 11.........at Missouri..........................12.....................34.................... 2.8....................1.....................14
Oct. 18.......Baylor...................................14.....................57.....................4.1...................0................... 23
Oct. 25......at Texas...............................13.....................26.................... 2.0..................0....................13
Nov. 1..........Iowa State........................... 6.....................66.................... 11.0..................0...................24
Nov. 8.........at Texas Tech..................... 6..................... 16..................... 2.7...................0....................12
Sept. 1........at Georgia............................1.................1...............0.......... 100.0..........5.............0...........5
Sept. 8.......Florida Atlantic..................14..............20..............1............70.0........250..........3...........77
Sept. 14.....at Troy..................................18.............. 37.............2.............48.6......... 191.............1...........27
Sept. 22....Texas Tech..........................16.............. 32..............1............50.0......... 211............2...........54
Sept. 29....Sam Houston State.........19..............28.............2.............67.9........ 279...........2...........36
Oct. 6.........at Texas A&M................... 10..............17..............0............58.9.........158............1...........47
Oct. 13........at Nebraska........................12...............19..............0............63.2........234............1........... 41
Oct. 20......Kansas State..................... 11..............25..............1............ 44.0......... 181............3...........39
Nov. 3.........Texas...................................30.............42.............0............ 71.4.........430..........2...........44
Nov. 10.......Kansas................................22............. 37..............1............ 59.5........ 276...........2...........39
Nov. 17........at Baylor..............................16...............21..............0............76.2........202..........2...........30
Nov. 24......at Oklahoma...................... 8..............20.............0...........40.0........ 105............1...........26
Dec. 31.......vs. Indiana..........................24.............34..............1............ 70.6........302..........3...........39
Sept. 1........at Georgia............................1.......................7...................... 7.0...................0.................... 7
Sept. 8.......Florida Atlantic.................. 5.....................20....................4.0..................0.................... 11
Sept. 14.....at Troy.................................. 9..................... 61..................... 6.8...................0....................18
Sept. 22....Texas Tech..........................13.....................116.................... 8.9...................2....................48
Sept. 29....Sam Houston State......... 7.....................49.................... 7.0...................0....................16
Oct. 6.........at Texas A&M.................... 8.....................20.................... 2.5...................0....................10
Oct. 13........at Nebraska........................ 9.....................33.....................3.7....................1.....................17
Oct. 20......Kansas State.....................16....................109.................... 6.8...................0....................17
Nov. 3.........Texas....................................12.....................56.................... 4.7....................1.....................14
Nov. 10.......Kansas.................................14.....................90.................... 6.4....................1....................57
Nov. 17........at Baylor..............................17....................144.................... 8.5...................2....................26
Nov. 24......at Oklahoma......................14.....................72.....................5.1...................0...................24
Dec. 31.......vs. Indiana...........................15.....................70.................... 4.7...................2.....................14
Sept. 2.......Missouri State.................... 4............... 7..............0............ 57.1.......... 48............0..........27
Sept. 9.......at Arkansas State.............................................DNP...........................................................
Sept. 16......Florida Atlantic..................0............... 3..............0............ 0.0........... 0.............0...........0
Sept. 23....at Houston..........................................................DNP...........................................................
Oct. 7.........at Kansas State................................................DNP...........................................................
Oct. 14.......at Kansas............................................................DNP...........................................................
Oct. 21.......Texas A&M.......................... 7...............16..............0............43.8......... 94............3...........22
Oct. 28......Nebraska.............................................................DNP...........................................................
Nov. 4.........at Texas...............................................................DNP...........................................................
Nov. 11.........Baylor................................... 4............... 5..............0...........80.0......... 35............0...........11
Nov. 18........at Texas Tech..................... 2............... 3..............0............66.7..........19............0.......... 17
Nov. 25......Oklahoma............................ 8...............17..............0............47.1..........149...........0..........54
Dec. 28......vs. Alabama........................0...............0..............0...............-.............. 0.............0...........0
Sept. 2.......Missouri State.................... 2..................... -2.....................-1.0..................0.................... 2
Sept. 9.......at Arkansas State.............................................................DNP..........................................
Sept. 16......Florida Atlantic.................. 2......................5...................... 2.5...................0.................... 8
Sept. 23....at Houston..........................................................................DNP..........................................
Oct. 7.........at Kansas State................................................................DNP..........................................
Oct. 14.......at Kansas............................................................................DNP..........................................
Oct. 21.......Texas A&M.......................... 7..................... 16..................... 2.3...................0....................13
Oct. 28......Nebraska.............................................................................DNP..........................................
Nov. 4.........at Texas...............................................................................DNP..........................................
Nov. 11.........Baylor................................... 9.....................90................... 10.0...................1....................43
Nov. 18........at Texas Tech..................... 2......................11...................... 5.5...................0....................13
Nov. 25......Oklahoma............................ 6..................... 19..................... 3.2...................0.................... 7
Dec. 28......vs. Alabama.........................1.......................5......................5.0..................0.................... 5
Robinson’s Career Passing Stats
Year GP Effic. Cmp.-Att.-Int.
Pct.
Yds. TD Long Avg./G
2006........ 7....... 125.25..............25-51-0.................49.0...........345............3.............54..............49.3
2007........13....... 148.98............201-333-9..............60.4..........2824........ 23............77............. 217.2
2008........10....... 181.01............. 145-215-6...............67.4...........2264........20............95.............226.4
Career....30...... 158.46........... 371-599-15...............61.9...........5433......... 46............95...............181.1
Robinson’s Career Rushing Stats
Year G Att. Gain
Loss Net
Avg. TD Long Avg./G
2006........ 7.......... 29............165............... 21.............144............. 5.0.............1.............43...............20.6
2007........13......... 140.......... 903..............56............847............. 6.1............. 9............57...............65.2
2008........10......... 98........... 457.............100...........357.............3.6.............5............24...............35.7
Career....30........267..........1525............. 177...........1348............ 5.0............15............57...............44.9
16
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24 KENDALL HUNTER RB
5-8 :: 190 :: Sophomore :: Tyler, Texas/John Tyler
Career Highs
Att................... 26 vs. Baylor, 10/18/08
Rush Yds...... 210 vs. Houston, 9/6/08
Rush TDs...... 2, four times vs. Troy, 9/27/08
Long Rush.... 68 at Missouri, 10/11/08
Receptions... 4 at Missouri, 10/11/08
Rec. Yds....... 49 vs. Florida Atlantic, 9/8/07
Rec. TD......... 1 vs. Florida Atlantic, 9/8/07
Long Rec...... 47 vs. Florida Atlantic, 9/8/07
2008 Season Highs
Att................... 26 vs. Baylor, 10/18/08
Rush Yds...... 210 vs. Houston, 9/6/08
Rush TDs...... 2, five times, last at Texas Tech, 11/8/08
Long Rush.... 68 at Missouri, 10/11/08
Receptions... 4, two times, last at Texas Tech, 11/8/08
Rec. Yds....... 31 at Texas, 10/25/08
Rec. TD......... No receiving TDs
Long Rec...... 31 at Texas, 10/25/08
Hunter’s 2008 Game-by-Game Rushing Stats
Aug. 30......at Washington State......23...................107.................... 4.7...................2.....................15
Sept. 6.......Houston..............................22...................210................... 9.5...................2....................58
Sept. 13......Missouri State.................... 11.................... 132....................12.0..................2....................35
Sept. 27....Troy......................................24................... 169.................... 7.0...................2.....................41
Oct. 4.........Texas A&M..........................21.....................90.................... 4.3...................0....................19
Oct. 11.........at Missouri.........................24....................161.................... 6.4....................1....................68
Oct. 18.......Baylor..................................26....................93.....................3.6...................0....................15
Oct. 25......at Texas...............................18.....................161.................... 8.9....................1....................24
Nov. 1..........Iowa State...........................13....................104................... 8.0...................1.................... 36
Nov. 8.........at Texas Tech.....................17.....................112.................... 6.6...................2....................26
Hunter’s 2008 Game-by-Game Receiving Stats
Date...........Opponent......................... Rec.................Yds................... Avg................. TD................Long
Aug. 30......at Washington State.......0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
Sept. 6.......Houston................................1...................... 18.....................18.0..................0....................18
Sept. 13......Missouri State....................0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
Sept. 27....Troy....................................... 2.....................27....................13.5..................0...................20
Oct. 4.........Texas A&M..........................0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
Oct. 11.........at Missouri.......................... 4.....................27.................... 6.8...................0....................12
Oct. 18.......Baylor...................................0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
Oct. 25......at Texas................................1.......................31.....................31.0..................0....................31
Nov. 1..........Iowa State...........................0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
Nov. 8.........at Texas Tech..................... 4......................7.......................1.8...................0.................... 8
Hunter’s 2007 Game-by-Game Rushing Stats
Sept. 1........at Georgia..........................................................................-DNP-.........................................
Sept. 8.......Florida Atlantic.................. 8.....................57.....................7.1....................1.................... 33
Sept. 14.....at Troy..................................16.................... 125.................... 7.8...................0....................17
Sept. 22....Texas Tech..........................14.....................113.....................8.1....................1....................46
Sept. 29....Sam Houston State......... 9.....................64.....................7.1....................1.....................15
Oct. 6.........at Texas A&M................... 10....................82.................... 8.2...................0...................24
Oct. 13........at Nebraska....................... 10....................67.....................6.7....................1.................... 33
Oct. 20......Kansas State..................... 9.....................65.................... 7.2...................0....................18
Nov. 3.........Texas.................................... 4......................2...................... 0.5..................0.................... 4
Nov. 10.......Kansas................................. 2......................6...................... 3.0...................0.................... 3
Nov. 17........at Baylor..............................15.....................77.....................5.1...................0....................13
Nov. 24......at Oklahoma...................... 2......................5...................... 2.5...................0.................... 4
Dec. 31.......vs. Indiana........................... 8.....................33.....................4.1...................0.................... 9
Hunter’s Career Rushing Stats
Year..........G......... Att...........Gain...........Loss..........Net............Avg...........TD.........Long...........Avg./G
2007........12......... 107.......... 708.............. 12.............696.............6.5............4............46.............. 58.0
2008........10.........199..........1389..............57...........1332.............6.7.............13............68.............. 133.2
Career.... 22........306.........2097.............69..........2028............6.6............17............68............... 92.1
Hunter’s Career Receiving Stats
Year..........G.........Rec...........Yds.............Avg..........TD............ Long......Avg./G
2007........12...........10.............137............. 13.7............ 1..................47............10.5
2008........10..........12..............110...............9.2........... 0................. 31............ 11.0
Career.... 22......... 22............247..............11.2............ 1..................47............ 11.2
5 KEITH TOSTON RB
6-1 :: 210 :: Junior :: Angleton, Texas/Angleton
Career Highs
Att................... 17 vs. Troy, 9/27/08
Rush Yds...... 148 vs. Missouri State, 9/13/08
Rush TDs...... 2, five times, last vs. Baylor, 10/18/08
Long Rush.... 56 vs. Missouri State, 9/13/08
Receptions... 2, 5 times, last vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Rec. Yds....... 41 vs. Missouri State, 9/2/06
Rec. TD......... 1, twice, last vs. Nebraska, 10/28/06
Long Rec...... 33 vs. Missouri State, 9/2/06
Season Highs
Att................... 17 vs. Troy, 9/27/08
Rush Yds...... 148 vs. Missouri State, 9/13/08
Rush TDs...... 2, three times, last vs. Baylor, 10/18/08
Long Rush.... 56 vs. Missouri State, 9/13/08
Receptions... 2 vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Rec. Yds....... 29 vs. Missouri State, 9/13/08
Long Rec...... 29 vs. Missouri State, 9/13/08
Toston’s 2008 Game-by-Game Rushing Stats
Aug. 30......at Washington State....... 5.....................28.................... 5.6...................0....................12
Sept. 6.......Houston............................... 8.....................78.................... 9.8...................2....................28
Sept. 13......Missouri State.................... 11....................148....................13.5...................1....................56
Sept. 27....Troy.......................................17.....................114.....................6.7...................2....................26
Oct. 4.........Texas A&M.......................... 9.....................59.................... 6.6...................0....................13
Oct. 11.........at Missouri.......................... 3......................4.......................1.3...................0.................... 2
Oct. 18.......Baylor...................................12.....................56.................... 4.7...................2.....................10
Oct. 25......at Texas............................... 6.....................30....................5.0...................1.....................19
Nov. 1..........Iowa State........................... 5.....................48.................... 9.6...................0................... 23
Nov. 8.........at Texas Tech..................... 6.....................24....................4.0...................1..................... 9
Toston’s 2008 Game-by-Game Receiving Stats
Aug. 30......at Washington State........1.......................6...................... 6.0...................0.................... 6
Sept. 6.......Houston...............................0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
Sept. 13......Missouri State.....................1......................29...................29.0.................0...................29
Sept. 27....Troy........................................1...................... 12.....................12.0..................0....................12
Oct. 4.........Texas A&M.......................... 2......................8......................4.0..................0....................10
Oct. 11.........at Missouri..........................0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
Oct. 18.......Baylor...................................0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
Oct. 25......at Texas................................1.......................2...................... 2.0..................0.................... 2
Nov. 1..........Iowa State...........................0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
Nov. 8.........at Texas Tech.....................0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
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Toston’s Career Rushing Stats
Year..........G......... Att...........Gain...........Loss..........Net............Avg...........TD.........Long...........Avg./G
2006........12......... 106.......... 642...............11.............. 631..............6.0............ 6............40...............52.6
2007........ 11.......... 38........... 203.............. 13.............190............. 5.0.............1..............16................ 17.3
2008........10......... 82........... 590................1..............589.............7.2............ 9............56...............58.9
Career.... 33........226..........1435..............25........... 1410.............6.2............16............56...............42.7
Toston’s Career Receiving Stats
Year..........G.........Rec...........Yds.............Avg..........TD............ Long......Avg./G
2006........12...........10............. 92...............9.2............2.................33.............7.7
2007........ 11........... 8.............. 92...............11.5........... 0.................24............ 8.4
2008........10...........6.............. 57...............9.5........... 0.................29............ 5.7
Career.... 33......... 24.............241.............10.0...........2.................33.............7.3
1 DEZ BRYANT WR
6-2 :: 210 :: Sophomore :: Lufkin, Texas/Lufkin
Career Highs
Receptions... 11 vs. Baylor, 10/18/08
Rec. Yds....... 236 vs. Houston, 9/6/08
Rec. TD......... 4 vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Long Rec...... 80 vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Long KR........ 33 vs. Troy, 9/27/08
Long PR........ 78 vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Season Highs
Receptions... 11 vs. Baylor, 10/18/08
Rec. Yds....... 236 vs. Houston, 9/6/08
Rec. TD......... 4 vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Long Rec...... 80 vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Long KR........ 33 vs. Troy, 9/27/08
Long PR........ 78 vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 4, 2008
Bryant’s 2008 Game-by-Game Receiving Stats
Aug. 30......at Washington State....... 7.....................90....................12.9..................0....................19
Sept. 6.......Houston............................... 9....................236.................. 26.2..................3....................74
Sept. 27....Troy....................................... 6.....................118....................19.7..................3....................44
Oct. 4.........Texas A&M.......................... 5....................106....................21.2..................3....................29
Oct. 11.........at Missouri.......................... 7.....................47.....................6.7...................0....................14
Oct. 18.......Baylor................................... 11.................... 212....................19.3..................2....................52
Oct. 25......at Texas............................... 6.....................74....................12.3..................0................... 23
Nov. 1..........Iowa State........................... 9.....................171....................19.0..................4....................80
Nov. 8.........at Texas Tech..................... 4.....................86....................21.5..................0...................47
Bryant’s 2008 Game-by-Game Special Teams Stats
Date........Opponent.................................. KR......Yds........TD.......Long.......PR.....Yds........ TD.... Long
Aug. 30...at Washington State................1..........27...........0........... 27.......... 4........56..........0........42
Sept. 6....Houston.......................................0......... 0............0............ 0............3........75...........1......... 71
Sept. 13...Missouri State...........................0......... 0............0............ 0............2........ 41...........0........ 21
Sept. 27.Troy................................................1..........33...........0........... 33.......... 0.........0...........0.........0
Oct. 4......Texas A&M..................................1..........23...........0........... 23...........2........87............1.........78
Oct. 11......at Missouri..................................0......... 0............0............ 0............1..........6............0.........6
Oct. 18....Baylor...........................................0......... 0............0............ 0............2........24..........0........24
Oct. 25...at Texas.......................................0......... 0............0............ 0........... 0.........0...........0.........0
Nov. 1.......Iowa State..................................0......... 0............0............ 0............1........ (-1)..........0.........0
Nov. 8......at Texas Tech............................0......... 0............0............ 0........... 0.........0...........0.........0
Bryant’s 2007 Game-by-Game Receiving Stats
Date...........Opponent...........................No...................Yds................... Avg................. TD................Long
Sept. 1........at Georgia............................1.......................8...................... 8.0..................0.................... 8
Sept. 8.......Florida Atlantic..................................................................DNP..........................................
Sept. 14.....at Troy.................................. 3.....................67................... 22.3..................0................... 27
Sept. 22....Texas Tech.......................... 5..................... 51.....................10.2...................1....................20
Sept. 29....Sam Houston State......... 2.....................20................... 10.0..................0.................... 11
Oct. 6.........at Texas A&M.....................1.......................7...................... 7.0...................0.................... 7
Oct. 13........at Nebraska........................0......................0.....................0.0..................0....................0
Oct. 20......Kansas State..................... 3.....................37....................12.3..................2....................24
Nov. 3.........Texas.................................... 4.....................79....................19.8..................0...................26
Nov. 10.......Kansas................................. 8....................155....................19.4...................1.................... 39
Nov. 17........at Baylor.............................. 2..................... 12..................... 6.0...................0.................... 6
Nov. 24......at Oklahoma...................... 5.....................69....................13.8..................0...................26
Dec. 31.......vs. Indiana........................... 9.....................117....................13.0..................2....................30
Bryant’s Career Receiving Stats
Year..........G.........Rec...........Yds.............Avg............TD.......... Long......Avg./G
2007........12.......... 43............622............. 14.5..............6...............39............51.8
2008........10......... 64............1140............ 17.8.............15............. 80..........114.0
Career.... 22........ 107...........1762............ 16.5.............21............. 80...........80.1
Bryant’s Career Special Teams Stats
Year....................KR........Yds....... Avg........TD.........Long.............PR........Yds........ Avg......TD....... Long
2007...................0............0..........0.0.........0.............0................. 2...........15.......... 7.5.......0............9
2008................... 3............83........27.7........0............ 33................15.........288.........19.2...... 2...........78
Career................ 3............83........27.7........0............ 33................17.........303.........17.8...... 2...........78
87 BRANDON PETTIGREW TE
6-6 :: 260 :: Senior :: Tyler, Texas/Lee
Career Highs
Receptions... 8, two times, last at Texas, 10/25/08
Rec. Yds....... 87 vs. Texas, 11/3/07
Rec. TD......... 2 vs. Baylor, 11/11/06
Long Rec...... 54 vs. Texas Tech, 9/22/07
Season Highs
Receptions... 8 at Texas, 10/25/08
Rec. Yds....... 83 at Texas, 10/25/08
Long Rec...... 22, twice, last vs. Baylor, 10/18/08
Pettigrew’s 2008 Game-by-Game Receiving Stats
Aug. 30......at Washington State....... 6.....................43.................... 7.2...................0....................17
Sept. 6.......Houston............................... 4.....................66....................16.5..................0...................22
Sept. 27....Troy.......................................................................................DNP..........................................
Oct. 4.........Texas A&M..........................................................................DNP..........................................
Oct. 11.........at Missouri..........................................................................DNP..........................................
Oct. 18.......Baylor....................................1......................22...................22.0.................0...................22
Oct. 25......at Texas............................... 8.....................83....................10.4..................0....................19
Nov. 1..........Iowa State........................... 2.....................22.................... 11.0..................0.................... 11
Nov. 8.........at Texas Tech..................... 7.....................72....................10.3..................0....................18
Pettigrew’s Career Receiving Stats
Year..........G.........Rec...........Yds.............Avg............TD.......... Long......Avg./G
2005........ 11........... 11..............128..............11.6.............. 1................21............ 11.6
2006........13.......... 24.............310............. 12.9..............4............... 31........... 23.8
2007........13.......... 35............540............ 15.4..............4.............. 54............41.5
2008........ 7.......... 28............308.............11.0............. 0...............22...........44.0
Career....44......... 98............1286.............13.1..............9.............. 54........... 29.2
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KEY SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYERS
16 PERRISH COX CB
95 DAN BAILEY PK
6-0 :: 191 :: Junior :: Waco, Texas/University
6-1 :: 185 :: Sophomore :: Mustang, Okla./Southwest Covenant
Career Highs
Tackles.......... 7, two times, last vs. Sam Houston State, 9/29/07
TFL................. 1.0 at Texas Tech, 11/8/08
Sacks............. No career sacks
Long KR........ 98 vs. Kansas State, 10/20/07
Long PR........ 67 vs. Florida Atlantic, 9/8/07
Career Highs
Long FG........ 39 yards, two times, last vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Season Highs
Tackles.......... 5 at Texas Tech, 11/8/08
TFL................. 1.0 at Texas Tech, 11/8/08
Sacks............. No sacks
Long KR........ 90 at Washington State, 8/30/08
Long PR........ No punt returns
Cox’s 2008 Game-by-Game Defensive Stats
Date........Opponent............................ UT-AT-TT......TFL.....Sacks......INT.....PBU.....QBH.....FF..... FR
Aug. 30...at Washington State............1-0-1...........0.0.......0.0..........0..........0...........0........ 0....... 0
Sept. 6....Houston...................................0-2-2..........0.0.......0.0..........0.......... 1...........0........ 0....... 0
Sept. 13...Missouri State........................1-0-1...........0.0.......0.0..........0..........0...........0........ 0....... 0
Sept. 27.Troy............................................4-1-5..........0.0.......0.0..........0..........0...........0........ 0....... 0
Oct. 4......Texas A&M.............................. 1-1-2...........0.0.......0.0..........0.......... 1...........0........ 0....... 0
Oct. 11......at Missouri...............................1-4-5..........0.0.......0.0..........0.......... 1...........0........ 0....... 0
Oct. 18....Baylor........................................1-0-1...........0.0.......0.0..........0.......... 1...........0........ 0....... 0
Oct. 25...at Texas...................................2-0-2..........0.0.......0.0..........0..........0...........0........ 0....... 0
Nov. 1.......Iowa State..............................2-0-2..........0.0.......0.0.......... 1.......... 1...........0........ 0....... 0
Nov. 8......at Texas Tech........................5-0-5..........1.0........0.0..........0..........0...........0........ 0....... 0
Cox’s 2008 Game-by-Game Special Teams Stats
Date........Opponent.................................. KR......Yds........TD.......Long.......PR.....Yds........ TD.... Long
Aug. 30...at Washington State................1......... 90.......... 1...........90.......... 0.........0...........0.........0
Sept. 6....Houston.......................................3......... 65...........0........... 26.......... 0.........0...........0.........0
Sept. 13...Missouri State...........................0......... 0............0............ 0........... 0.........0...........0.........0
Sept. 27.Troy...............................................2......... 50..........0........... 29.......... 0.........0...........0.........0
Oct. 4......Texas A&M.................................3..........117...........0........... 57.......... 0.........0...........0.........0
Oct. 11......at Missouri..................................4..........99...........0...........30.......... 0.........0...........0.........0
Oct. 18....Baylor............................................1..........36...........0........... 36.......... 0.........0...........0.........0
Oct. 25...at Texas.......................................3..........78...........0........... 52.......... 0.........0...........0.........0
Nov. 1.......Iowa State..................................2......... 55...........0........... 35.......... 0.........0...........0.........0
Nov. 8......at Texas Tech............................5..........111...........0........... 25.......... 0.........0...........0.........0
Cox’s Career Defensive Stats
Year............................................GP....... UT-AT-TT......TFL.....Sacks......INT.....PBU.....QBH.....FF..... FR
2006...........................................12.......... 18-6-24........0.0.......0.0..........2..........5...........0......... 1........ 0
2007...........................................13.........32-10-42......0.0.......0.0..........2..........8...........0........ 0....... 0
2008.......................................... 10.......... 18-8-26.........1.0........0.0.......... 1..........5...........0........ 0....... 0
Career.......................................35....... 68-24-92.......1.0........0.0..........5......... 18..........0......... 1........ 0
Cox’s Career Special Teams Stats
Year....................KR........Yds....... Avg........TD.........Long.............PR........Yds........ Avg......TD....... Long
2006..................25........ 595......23.8.........1............. 96............... 24........308........12.8......0...........63
2007...................31......... 665.......21.5.........1.............98................17..........188..........11.1.........1............67
2008..................24.........701.......29.2.........1.............90................ 0........... 0.............0........0............0
Career...............80........ 1961......24.5........ 3............ 98................41.........496......... 12.1........1............67
Season Highs
Long FG........ 39 yards, two times, last vs. Iowa State, 11/1/08
Bailey’s 2008 Game-by-Game Stats
Date........Opponent..............................FGM-A....1-19.... 20-29....30-39....40-49....50-99....Lg.... Blk
Aug. 30...at Washington State............ 3-3...... 0-0....... 3-3.........0-0........0-0........ 0-0...... 27......0
Sept. 6....Houston....................................0-0...... 0-0.......0-0........0-0........0-0........ 0-0....... 0.......0
Sept. 13...Missouri State.........................0-1....... 0-0.......0-0........0-0........0-0.........0-1....... 0.......0
Sept. 27.Troy............................................ 2-2........1-1......... 1-1..........0-0........0-0........ 0-0...... 22......0
Oct. 4......Texas A&M...............................0-1....... 0-0.......0-0........0-0........0-0.........0-1....... 0.......0
Oct. 11......at Missouri................................0-1....... 0-0........0-1.........0-0........0-0........ 0-0....... 0.......0
Oct. 18....Baylor........................................ 2-2...... 0-0.......2-2.........0-0........0-0........ 0-0.......21......0
Oct. 25...at Texas......................................1-1........ 0-0.......0-0..........1-1.........0-0........ 0-0.......39......0
Nov. 1.......Iowa State.................................1-1........ 0-0.......0-0..........1-1.........0-0........ 0-0.......39......0
Nov. 8......at Texas Tech.........................0-0...... 0-0.......0-0........0-0........0-0........ 0-0....... 0.......0
Bailey’s Career Stats
Year..........................................XP-A.......FGM-A....1-19.... 20-29....30-39....40-49....50-99....Lg.... Blk
2007...................................... 20-20......... 2-4...... 0-0.......2-2.........0-0........0-2........ 0-0...... 28......0
2008.......................................55-55.........9-12........1-1........ 6-7..........2-2........0-0........ 0-2...... 27......0
Career....................................75-75.........11-16........1-1........8-9..........2-2........0-2........ 0-2...... 28......0
18 MATT FODGE P
6-1 :: 180 :: Senior :: Garland, Texas/Garland
Career Highs
Long Punt.... 72 yards vs. Missouri State, 9/2/06
Season Highs
Long Punt.... 62 vs. Missouri State, 9/13/08
Fodge’s 2008 Game-by-Game Stats
Year............................................................No........ Yds.......Avg....... Long.......TB....... FC.......I20.......Blk
Aug. 30.... at Washington State........... 4.........174....... 43.5.........47........... 0.......... 1...........2..........0
Sept. 6..... Houston...................................1.......... 34........ 34.0.........34........... 0.......... 1........... 1...........0
Sept. 13.... Missouri State....................... 3......... 141........ 47.0.........62........... 0......... 0..........3..........0
Sept. 27.. Troy........................................... 2......... 68........ 34.0.........37........... 0..........1........... 1...........0
Oct. 4....... Texas A&M............................. 2..........99........ 49.5.........52........... 0......... 0.......... 1............1
Oct. 11....... at Missouri.............................. 4.........166........41.5..........69........... 0......... 0.......... 1...........0
Oct. 18..... Baylor....................................... 2.........102........51.0..........58........... 0......... 0..........2..........0
Oct. 25.... at Texas................................... 2..........76........ 38.0.........43........... 0..........2..........2..........0
Nov. 1........ Iowa State...............................1.......... 56........ 56.0.........56........... 0......... 0.......... 1...........0
Nov. 8....... at Texas Tech........................ 4........209...... 52.2......... 71........... 0......... 0.......... 1...........0
Fodge’s Career Stats
Year................................. No..........Yds........... Avg............Long...........TB............ FC..........I20...........Blk
2005................................65........2593.........39.9.............63..............4..............16.......... 20.............4
2006................................50........2244.........44.9.............72..............4...............9............ 14.............. 1
2007.................................51..........2164..........42.4.............65..............4...............7............ 13............. 0
2008................................26.........1125.......... 45.0..............71...............0...............5............ 15.............. 1
Career............................ 192.........8126..........42.3.............72..............12............. 37...........62.............6
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EXPLOSIVE PLAYS
Explosive Plays
From Scrimmage
20 yards or longer
Running Plays
Yards....Rusher...................................Opponent............... Result of Rush.................................... Result of Drive
68..........Kendall Hunter....................Missouri.................. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
58..........Kendall Hunter....................Houston.................. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
56..........Keith Toston........................Missouri State...... 1st and 10 at MSU 17......................... Touchdown
44.........Beau Johnson......................Missouri State...... 1st and Goal at MSU 6...................... Touchdown
41...........Kendall Hunter....................Troy.......................... 1st and 10 at Troy 34........................ Touchdown
38..........Beau Johnson......................Houston.................. 1st and 10 at UH 11............................. End of Game
36..........Kendall Hunter....................iowa State............. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
35..........Kendall Hunter....................Missouri State...... 1st and Goal at MSU 5..................... Touchdown
35..........Kendall Hunter....................Houston.................. 1st and 10 at UH 28........................... Touchdown
27..........Kendall Hunter....................Iowa State............. 1st and 10 at ISU 45.......................... Touchdown
28..........Keith Toston........................Houston.................. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
26..........Kendall Hunter....................Texas Tech............. 1st and 10 at TTU 31.......................... Touchdown
26..........Kendall Hunter....................Texas Tech............. 1st and Goal at TTU 2...................... Touchdown
26..........Keith Toston........................Troy.......................... 1st and 10 at OSU 47........................ Field Goal
24..........Zac Robinson.......................Iowa State............. 1st and 10 at Iowa State 11.............. Touchdown
24..........Kendall Hunter....................Texas....................... 1st and 10 at OSU 38........................ Punt
23..........Keith Toston........................Iowa State............. 1st and 10 at ISU 11............................. Touchdown
23..........Kendall Hunter....................Texas....................... Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
23..........Zac Robinson.......................Baylor...................... 1st and 10 at BU 27........................... Touchdown
23..........Kendall Hunter....................Houston.................. 1st and 10 at UH 26........................... Interception
22..........Kendall Hunter....................Missouri.................. 1st and 10 at MIZZ 45....................... Interception
Passing Plays
Yards....Connection...........................Opponent............... Result of Pass.................................... Result of Drive
95..........Robinson to Broadway.....Iowa State............. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
80.........Robinson to Bryant...........Iowa State............. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
74..........Robinson to Bryant...........Houston.................. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
66..........Robinson to Bo Bowling.. Missouri State...... Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
50.........Robinson to Davis..............Iowa State............. 1st and 10 at Iowa State 12............. Touchdown
52..........Robinson to Bryant...........Baylor...................... 1st and 10 at BU 12............................ Field Goal
47..........Robinson to Bryant...........Texas Tech............. 1st and 10 on TTU 29....................... Touchdown
45.........Robinson to Davis..............Texas A&M............ 1st and 10 at A&M 23....................... Touchdown
44.........Robinson to Bryant...........Troy.......................... Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
41...........Robinson to Bryant...........Houston.................. 1st and 10 at UH 49........................... Interception
40.........Robinson to Davis..............Missouri.................. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
37..........Robinson to Bryant...........Baylor...................... Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
37..........Robinson to Bryant...........Baylor...................... 1st and 10 at BU 10............................ Downs
37..........Robinson to Bryant...........Houston.................. 1st and 10 at UH 26........................... Touchdown
31...........Robinson to Hunter...........Texas....................... 1st and 10 at OSU 47........................ Touchdown
31...........Robinson to Davis..............Missouri.................. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
29..........Cate to Toston....................Missouri State...... 1st and 10 at MSU 22........................ Touchdown
29..........Robinson to Bryant...........Texas A&M............ Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
26..........Robinson to Bryant...........Iowa State............. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
26..........Robinson to Bryant...........Troy.......................... Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
23..........Robinson to Conner..........Iowa State............. 1st and 10 on Iowa State 37........... Field Goal
23..........Robinson to Bryant...........Texas....................... 1st and 10 at OSU 24........................ End of Game
23..........Robinson to Bryant...........Texas A&M............ Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
23..........Robinson to Broadway.....Troy.......................... 1st and 10 at Troy 30........................ Field Goal
23..........Robinson to Bo Bowling.. Washington St...... 1st and 10 at WSU 43....................... Touchdown
22..........Robinson to Pettigrew.....Baylor...................... 1st and 10 at BU 46........................... Field Goal
22..........Robinson to Pettigrew.....Houston.................. 1st and 10 at OSU 42........................ Touchdown
21...........Robinson to Bryant...........Texas A&M............ Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
20.........Robinson to Bryant...........Texas....................... 1st and Goal at Texas 1.................... Touchdown
20.........Robinson to Hunter...........Troy.......................... 1st and 10 at Troy 36......................... Touchdown
Explosive Kick Returns
30 yards or longer
Yards....Returner................................Opponent............... Result of Return................................ Result of Drive
90.........Perrish Cox...........................Washington St...... Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
57..........Perrish Cox...........................Texas A&M............ 1st and 10 at Texas A&M 37........... Touchdown
52..........Perrish Cox...........................Texas....................... 1st and 10 at Texas 29...................... Touchdown
52..........Victor Johnson....................Texas....................... 1st and 10 at Texas 45..................... Fumble
36..........Perrish Cox...........................Baylor...................... 1st and 10 at OSU 39........................ Touchdown
35..........Perrish Cox...........................Iowa State............. 1st and 10 at OSU 37........................ Touchdown
33..........Dez Bryant...........................Troy.......................... 1st and 10 at OSU 33........................ Touchdown
30.........Perrish Cox...........................Missouri.................. 1st and 10 at OSU 34........................ Touchdown
Explosive Punt Returns
20 yards or longer
78..........Dez Bryant...........................Texas A&M............ Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
71...........Dez Bryant...........................Houston.................. Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
68..........Ricky Price............................Washington St...... 1st and 10 at WSU 18........................ Field Goal
42..........Dez Bryant...........................Washington St...... 1st and 10 at WSU 26....................... Field Goal
24..........Dez Bryant...........................Baylor...................... 1st and 10 at BU 36........................... Fumble
21...........Dez Bryant...........................Missouri State...... 1st and 10 at OSU 38........................ Touchdown
20.........Dez Bryant...........................Missouri State...... 1st and 10 at OSU 46........................ Touchdown
Explosive INT/Fumble Returns
20 yards or longer
39..........Andre Sexton.......................Missouri.................. 1st and 10 at MIZZ 44....................... Touchdown
35..........Ugo Chinasa.........................Texas A&M............ 1st and 10 at A&M 21........................ Downs
22..........Patrick Lavine......................Texas A&M............ Touchdown.......................................... Touchdown
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GAME BY GAME STARTING LINEUPS
Game-by-Game Starting Lineups - Offense
8/30
9/6
9/13
9/27
10/4
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/1
11/8
11/15
11/29
at Washington State
Houston
Missouri State
Troy
Texas A&M
at Missouri
Baylor
at Texas
Iowa State
at Texas Tech
at Colorado
Oklahoma
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
WR
RB
FB
QB
Okung
Okung
Okung
Okung
Okung
Okung
Okung
Okung
Okung
Okung
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Denning
Denning
Denning
Denning
Denning
Denning
Denning
Denning
Denning
Denning
Bond
Bond
Bond
Bond
Bond
Bond
Bond
Bond
Bond
Bond
Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Youman
Youman
Davis (WR)
Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Bryant
Bryant
Bryant
Bryant
Bryant
Bryant
Bryant
Bryant
Bryant
Bryant
Conner
Conner
Conner
Conner
Conner
Conner
Conner
Conner
Conner
Conner
Hunter
Hunter
Hunter
Hunter
Hunter
Hunter
Hunter
Hunter
Hunter
Hunter
Ward
Davis (WR)
Youman (TE)
Ward
Bowling (WR)
Toston (RB)
Youman (TE)
Bowling (WR)
Bowling (WR)
Ward
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Game-by-Game Starting Lineups - Defense
8/30
9/6
9/13
9/27
10/4
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/1
11/8
11/15
11/29
at Washington State
Houston
Missouri State
Troy
Texas A&M
at Missouri
Baylor
at Texas
Iowa State
at Texas Tech
at Colorado
Oklahoma
DE
NT
DT
Chinasa Antoine (NB) Chatham
Chinasa Anderson (NB) Chatham
Chinasa
Miller
Tea
Chinasa
Miller
Tea
Chinasa
Tea
Chatham
Chinasa
Burton
Bell (NB)
Chinasa
Tea
Chatham
Chinasa
Burton
Bell (NB)
Chinasa
Burton
Bell (NB)
Chinasa
Burton
Bell (NB)
DE
OLB
MLB
OLB
CB
SS
FS
CB
Burton
Burton
Burton
Burton
Burton
J. Price
Burton
J. Price
J. Price
J. Price
Sexton
Sexton
Sexton
Sexton
Sexton
Sexton
Sexton
Sexton
Sexton
Sexton
Lemon
Lemon
Lemon
Lemon
Lemon
Lemon
Lemon
Lemon
Lemon
Lemon
Lavine
Lavine
Lavine
Lavine
Lavine
Lavine
Lavine
Lavine
Lavine
Lavine
Cox
Cox
Cox
Cox
Cox
Cox
Cox
Cox
Cox
Cox
Price
Price
Price
Price
Price
Price
Price
Price
Price
Price
Moore
Bell
Moore
Moore
Moore
Moore
Moore
Moore
Moore
Moore
Lacey
Lacey
Lacey
Lacey
Lacey
Lacey
Lacey
Lacey
Lacey
Lacey
(NB) Nickel Back
CAREER CONSECUTIVE AND TOTAL STARTS
cONSEC. TOTAL |-----by Year-----|
Player, Pos.Yr. Starts Starts 2008 07 06 05
cONSEC. TOTAL |-----by Year-----|
Player, Pos.Yr. Starts Starts 2008 07 06 05
Jacob Lacey, DB...................Sr.................36......................37...................10............13.........13..........1
Russell Okung, OT ..............Jr.................. 31.......................31....................10............13......... 8.........-Ricky Price, S........................Sr.................24.....................33...................10............13......... 2......... 8
Brady Bond, OL ...................Jr..................23.....................28...................10............13......... 5.........-Andrew Lewis, OL................Jr..................23.....................23...................10............13.........0.........-Patrick Lavine, LB ...............Jr..................22......................31....................10............12......... 9.........-Zac Robinson, QB.................Jr.................. 21...................... 21....................10.............11..........0.........-Steve Denning, OL..............Sr.................20.....................20...................10............10.........0.........-Andre Sexton, S ..................Jr.................. 18......................35...................10............12.........13.........-Dez Bryant, WR...................So..................11........................13....................10.............3..........--.........-David Washington, OL.......Sr.................10......................37...................10.............3..........13......... 11
Perrish Cox, DB ...................Jr..................10......................22...................10.............8.......... 4.........-Derek Burton, DL..................Jr..................10...................... 12....................10.............2..........0.........-DeMarcus Conner, WR........Jr..................10...................... 10....................10............ 0..........0.........-Ugo Chinasa, DE..................So.................10...................... 10....................10............ 0..........--.........-Orie Lemon, LB.....................Jr..................10...................... 10....................10............ 0..........0.........-Kendall Hunter, RB..............So.................10...................... 10....................10............ 0..........--.........-Quinton Moore, S ...............Sr..................7....................... 15.....................9..............5.......... 2.........0
Brandon Pettigrew, TE.......Sr..................4.......................42....................7.............13.........13......... 9
T.J. Bell, SS.............................Sr..................3........................5.................... 5............. 0..........0.........0
Jeremiah Price, DE...............Jr. ................3........................4.................... 4............. --..........--.........-Bryant Ward, FB...................So...................1........................3......................3............. 0..........--.........--
Jeray Chatham, NT..............Sr..................0...................... 15.................... 5.............10.........0.........0
Jeremy Broadway, WR........Jr...................0.......................9..................... 0..............9..........0.........-Tonga Tea, Jr., DL.................Sr..................0.......................8..................... 4..............4..........--.........-Keith Toston, RB .................Jr...................0.......................5.....................1...............2.......... 2.........-Wilson Youman, TE..............Fr...................0.......................4.................... 4............. --..........--.........-Bo Bowling, WR....................Jr..................0.......................3......................3............. --..........--.........-Damian Davis, WR..............So..................0.......................2......................2............. 0..........--.........-Terrance Anderson, CB.......Jr...................0.......................2......................1............... 1...........0.........-Swanson Miller, DT..............Jr...................0.......................2......................2............. --..........--.........-Lucien Antoine, S.................Jr...................0........................1......................1.............. --..........--.........-Quencey Patrick, DL...........So..................0........................1..................... 0.............. 1...........0.........--
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SCORING PLAYS
Aug. 30 at Washington State.................... Quarter....... Time.........Plays........Yards.............Elapsed
Dan Bailey, 26-yard field goal.................................1.................8:48................8..................17...................... 3:37
Kendall Hunter, 11-yard run.....................................2.................11:33................8.................67......................2:41
Jeray Chatham Safety..............................................2.................7:38................--..................--.........................-Dan Bailey, 21-yard field goal.................................2................0:00...............11.................56.....................4:29
Dan Bailey, 27-yard field goal................................3.................9:25................4.................. 8....................... 1:41
Perrish Cox, 90-yard kick return...........................3.................5:35................--..................--.........................-Zac Robinson, 1-yard run.........................................4.................9:45................9..................61.......................4:15
Kendall Hunter, 10-yard run....................................4.................6:37................4.................39.....................2:04
Sept. 6 vs. Houston..................................... Quarter....... Time.........Plays........Yards.............Elapsed
Kendall Hunter, 58-yard run....................................1................ 13:22...............3.................80..................... 0:51
Robinson 39-yard pass to Bryant.........................2................. 1:23.................8.................80......................4:18
Keith Toston 28-yard run........................................3................ 13:25...............4.................75......................1:35
Robinson 29-yard pass to Bryant........................3.................11:46................3..................31......................0:52
Robinson 74-yard pass to Bryant........................3.................8:47................3.................86...................... 1:13
Kendall Hunter 10-yard run....................................3................ 0:40..............10................82.....................5:23
Keith Toston, 5-yard run.........................................4.................8:02................9.................62......................4:18
Dez Bryant, 71-yard punt return...........................4.................7:28................--..................--.........................-Sept. 13 vs. Missouri State......................... Quarter....... Time.........Plays........Yards.............Elapsed
Zac Robinson, 1-yard run..........................................1................ 13:33...............5..................18....................... 1:13
Robinson to Bo Bowling 66-yard pass................1................10:30............... 1.................66..................... 0:12
Kendall Hunter, 8-yard run......................................1.................6:28................9.................80.....................2:52
Kendall Hunter, 4-yard run.....................................2................ 13:59...............4.................60...................... 1:18
Beau Johnson, 6-yard run.......................................2.................9:49................4.................54......................1:34
Alex Cate, 1-yard run.................................................3.................11:32...............10................70.....................3:28
Keith Toston, 15-yard run........................................3................. 7:01................6.................54..................... 3:29
Beau Johnson, 17-yard run......................................3................ 0:50...............3.................73.....................0:44
Sept. 27 vs. Troy.......................................... Quarter....... Time.........Plays........Yards.............Elapsed
Robinson to Bryant, 16-yard pass..........................1.................9:44................11.................67......................5:16
Kendall Hunter, 4-yard run......................................1.................0:29................9.................54...................... 3:11
Robinson to Bryant, 26-yard pass.......................2.................7:28................9.................74.....................4:49
Robinson to Bryant 44-yard pass........................2.................2:45................5.................76.....................2:27
Kendall Hunter, 17-yard run....................................2................ 0:20...............4.................56......................0:31
Keith Toston, 1-yard run...........................................3.................8:22................11.................99.....................5:25
Dan Bailey, 22-yard field goal................................3................. 1:43................11.................74.....................4:06
Dan Bailey, 19-yard field goal.................................4.................6:07............... 16................65.....................8:22
Keith Toston, 16-yard run........................................4.................4:59................2..................19......................0:53
Oct. 11 at Missouri........................................ Quarter....... Time.........Plays........Yards.............Elapsed
Zac Robinson, 6-yard run.........................................1.................4:53............... 13.................71.......................4:19
Kendall Hunter, 68-yard run...................................3................14:03...............2.................72.....................0:50
Robinson to Davis 40-yard pass..........................3................. 2:01................4.................66..................... 1:05
Robinson to Davis 31-yard pass............................4.................6:30................3.................29......................1:33
Oct. 18 vs. Baylor......................................... Quarter....... Time.........Plays........Yards.............Elapsed
Keith Toston, 4-yard run..........................................1................. 1:22................11..................61......................5:05
Robinson 37-yard pass to Bryant.........................2.................12:14................4.................62......................1:54
Robinson 9-yard pass to Bryant .........................2................. 5:41............... 12.................81.......................5:15
Keith Toston, 2-yard run.........................................2................. 0:19................11.................47......................4:12
Dan Bailey, 20-yard field goal...............................3.................6:39................8..................61......................4:38
Dan Bailey, 21-yard field goal.................................3................ 0:04...............9.................64.....................4:40
Oct. 25 at Texas........................................... Quarter....... Time.........Plays........Yards.............Elapsed
Kendall Hunter, 23-yard run...................................2................. 8:41................9.................65.....................2:32
Robinson 10-yard pass to Bo Bowling................2..................1:15.................7.................29.....................3:03
Keith Toston, 1-yard run...........................................3.................3:43................9.................78.....................4:27
Nov. 1 vs. Iowa State.................................... Quarter....... Time.........Plays........Yards.............Elapsed
Bryant Ward, 1 yard run............................................1.................10:17................7.................72......................3:14
Robinson 11-yard pass to Bryant............................1.................4:52................7.................63......................3:18
Robinson 26-yard pass to Bryant........................2................10:38...............3.................43......................1:24
Robinson 80-yard pass to Bryant........................2.................6:45................ 1.................80......................0:11
Kendall Hunter, 36-yard run...................................3................14:06...............3.................56.....................0:54
Dan Bailey, 39-yard field goal................................3.................9:34................7.................58......................1:38
Robinson 95-yard pass to Broadway..................3.................7:23................2.................92.....................0:48
Robinson 1-yard pass to Bryant............................3.................2:35................3.................62......................1:03
Beau Johnson, 11-yard run.......................................4................10:46...............11.................86......................3:17
Nov. 8 at Texas Tech................................... Quarter....... Time.........Plays........ Yards.............Elapsed
Kendall Hunter, 2-yard run......................................1................12:30...............3..................31......................0:58
Keith Toston, 2-yard run.........................................2................. 4:13............... 12................80.....................6:43
Kendall Hunter, 4-yard run.....................................3.................7:39................5.................76......................1:53
Oct. 4 vs. Texas A&M................................. Quarter....... Time.........Plays........Yards.............Elapsed
Ugo Chinasa, 6-yard fumble return......................1.................8:26................ -...................-...........................Robinson to Bryant, 29-yard pass........................1.................3:58................6.................56......................1:29
Dez Bryant, 78-yard punt return...........................1................. 1:59................--..................--.........................-Patrick Lavine, 22-yard interception return.......2..................1:51.................--..................--.........................-Robinson to Bryant, 23-yard pass........................3.................11:30................7.................62.....................3:30
Zac Robinson, 6-yard run........................................3................. 2:19................5.................68.....................2:47
Robinson to Bryant, 21-yard pass.........................4................12:24...............3.................37..................... 1:40
Zac Robinson, 7-yard run........................................4................. 1:48............... 12................77.....................5:55
SCORING DRIVE SUPERLATIVES
Longest Scoring Plays
95 yards......... Robinson to Broadway vs. Iowa State
90 yards........ Perrish Cox kick return vs. WSU
80 yards........ Robinson to Bryant vs. Iowa State
78 yards......... Dez Bryant punt return vs. Texas A&M
74 yards......... Robinson to Bryant vs. Houston
71 yards.......... Dez Bryant punt return vs. Houston
68 yards..........Kendall Hunter run vs. Missouri
66 yards..........Robinson to Bo Bowling pass vs. MSU
58 yards......... Kendall Hunter run vs. Houston
44 yards......... Robinson to Bryant vs. Troy
40 yards........ Robinson to Davis at Missouri
39 yards......... Robinson to Bryant vs. Houston
37 yards......... Robinson to Bryant vs. Baylor
36 yards......... Kendall Hunter run vs. Iowa State
31 yards.......... Robinson to Davis at Missouri
29 yards......... Robinson to Bryant vs. Texas A&M
28 yards......... Keith Toston run vs. Houston
26 yards......... Robinson to Bryant vs. Iowa State
26 yards......... Robinson to Bryant vs. Troy
23 yards......... Kendall Hunter run at Texas
22 yards......... Patrick Lavine INT return vs. Texas A&M
21 yards.......... Robinson to Bryant vs. Texas A&M
20 yards........ Robinson to Bryant vs. Houston
Most Yards covered
99 yards (TD)............................vs. Troy
92 yards (TD)............................vs. Iowa State
86 yards (TD)............................vs. Houston
81 yards (TD).............................vs. Baylor
80 yards (TD)............................at Texas Tech
80 yards (TD)............................vs. Missouri State
LEAST Plays
1 play (TD)..................................vs. Iowa State
1 play (TD)..................................vs. Missouri State
2 plays (TD)...............................vs. Iowa State
2 plays (TD)...............................at Missouri
2 plays (TD)...............................vs. Troy
3 plays (TD)...............................at Texas Tech
3 plays (TD)...............................vs. Texas A&M
3 plays (TD)...............................vs. Missouri State
3 plays (TD)...............................vs. Houston
4 plays (TD)...............................vs. Baylor
4 plays (TD)...............................vs. Troy
4 plays (FG)...............................at Washington State
4 plays (TD)...............................at Washington State
5 plays (TD)...............................at Texas Tech
5 plays (TD)...............................vs. Texas A&M
5 plays (TD)...............................vs. Troy
Most Plays
16 plays (FG)..............................vs. Troy
13 plays (TD)..............................at Missouri
12 plays (TD)..............................at Texas Tech
12 plays (TD)..............................vs. Baylor
12 plays (TD)..............................vs. Texas A&M
11 plays (TD)...............................vs. Baylor
11 plays (FG)...............................vs. Troy
11 plays (TD)...............................vs. Troy
11 plays (TD)...............................vs. Troy
11 plays (FG)...............................vs. Washington State
10 plays (TD).............................vs. Missouri State
10 plays (TD).............................vs. Houston
Most Time Elapsed
8:22 (FG)........ vs. Troy (16 plays, 65 yds)
6:43 (TD)....... at Texas Tech (12 plays, 80 yds)
5:55 (TD)....... vs. Texas A&M (12 plays, 77 yds)
5:25 (TD)....... vs. Troy (11 plays, 99 yds)
5:23 (TD)....... vs. Houston (10 plays, 82 yds)
5:16 (TD)........ vs. Troy (11 plays, 67 yds)
5:15 (TD)........ vs. Baylor (12 plays, 81 yds)
5:03 (TD)....... vs. Baylor (11 plays, 61 yds)
4:40 (FG)....... vs. Baylor (9 plays, 64 yds)
4:38 (FG)........ vs. Baylor (8 plays, 61 yds)
4:29 (FG)........ at Washington St. (11 plays, 56 yds)
4:27 (TD)....... at Texas (9 plays, 78 yds)
4:19 (TD)........ at Missouri (13 plays, 71 yds)
4:18 (TD)........ vs. Houston (9 plays, 62 yds)
4:15 (TD)........ at Washington St. (9 plays, 61 yds)
4:06 (FG)....... vs. Troy (11 plays, 74 yds)
Least Time Elapsed
0:11 (TD)......... vs. Iowa State (1 play, 80 yds)
0:12 (TD)........ vs. Missouri State (1 play, 66 yds)
0:31 (TD)........ vs. Troy (4 plays, 56 yds)
0:44 (TD)....... vs. Missouri State (3 plays, 73 yds)
0:48 (TD)....... vs. Iowa State (2 plays, 92 yards)
0:50 (TD)...... at Missouri (2 plays, 72 yds)
0:52 (TD)....... vs. Houston (3 plays, 31 yds)
0:54 (TD)....... vs. Iowa State (3 plays, 56 yds)
0:58 (TD)....... at Texas Tech (3 plays, 31 yds)
1:03 (TD)........ vs. Iowa State (3 plays, 62 yds)
1:05 (TD)........ at Missouri (4 plays,, 66 yds)
1:13 (TD).......... vs. Missouri State (5 plays, 18 yds)
1:13 (TD).......... vs. Houston (3 plays, 86 yds)
1:18 (TD).......... vs. Missouri State (4 plays, 60 yds)
1:24 (TD)........ vs. Iowa State (3 plays, 43 yds)
1:29 (TD)......... vs. Texas A&M (6 plays, 56 yds)
1:33 (TD)......... at Missouri (3 plays, 29 yds)
1:34 (TD)......... vs. Missouri State (4 plays, 54 yds)
1:35 (TD)......... vs. Houston (4 plays, 75 yds)
1:38 (FG)......... vs. Iowa State (7 plays, 58 yds)
1:40 (TD)........ vs. Texas A&M (3 plays, 37 yds)
1:41 (FG).......... at Washington St. (4 plays, 8 yds)
1:53 (TD)......... at Texas Tech (5 plays, 73 yds)
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DRIVE ANALYSIS AND FIELD POSITION
Scoring Drive Analysis
oklahoma state
Opponent
................................................................TD.............. FG..................................TD................. FG
Negative Yards.....................................0................ 0.................................... 0................... 0
0-9 yards...............................................0................. 1..................................... 0.................... 1
10-19 yards..............................................1..................2.....................................1..................... 1
20-29 yards.......................................... 2................ 0.....................................2................... 0
30-39 yards.......................................... 5................ 0.....................................1.................... 0
40-49 yards.......................................... 2................ 0.....................................1..................... 1
50-59 yards.......................................... 6.................2.....................................1.....................2
60-69 yards..........................................13.................3.....................................3................... 0
70-79 yards..........................................12................ 0.....................................8................... 0
80-89 yards.......................................... 9................ 0.....................................9....................2
90-99 yards ........................................ 2................ 0.....................................6................... 0
Game-Opening Drives
Oklahoma State
Opponent
Plays...Yards.... TOP....... Result
Plays...Yards...TOP.......Result
at Washington St...... 8......... 17....... 3:37....... Field Goal
5...........5.......2:35.......Punt
Houston....................... 3......... 80.......0:51....... Touchdown 3........... 6.......0:47.......Punt
Missouri State............5......... 18.........1:13........ Touchdown 1........... 3....... 0:14.......Fumble
Troy...............................11.........67........5:16....... Touchdown 5..........39.......1:27.......Downs
Texas A&M.................. 6........ 20.......2:51....... Downs
6..........29......2:42.......Fumble
at Missouri..................13......... 71........4:19....... Touchdown 11..........83......5:40......Field Goal
Baylor........................... 3..........-5........ 1:01....... Punt
3...........0.......0:59......Punt
at Texas....................... 8.........44.......3:41....... Punt
9..........34......5:02......Punt
Iowa State................... 7.........72........3:14....... Touchdown 3..........(-1).......1:29.......Punt
at Texas Tech............. 3.......... 31.......0:58...... Touchdown 3.........(-2)......1:32.......Fumble
at Colorado
Oklahoma
Second-Half Opening Drives
Oklahoma State
Opponent
Plays...Yards.... TOP....... Result
Plays...Yards...TOP.......Result
at Washington St...... 6......... 21........2:21....... Interception 3.......... -6........1:33.......Punt
Houston.......................4.........75........1:35....... Touchdown 3.......... 10.......0:47.......Fumble
Missouri State........... 10........ 70...... 3:28...... Touchdown 3............1........ 1:02.......Punt
Troy...............................11.........99....... 5:25...... Touchdown 3...........4.......0:53.......Punt
Texas A&M.................. 7.........62....... 3:30...... Touchdown 12.........70......6:24.......Touchdown
at Missouri.................. 2.........72.......0:50...... Touchdown 3........... 7........1:12........Punt
Baylor........................... 3..........-11........1:35....... Punt
5...........51.......2:08.......Fumble
at Texas....................... 6.........46...... 2:58...... Punt
10.........84......3:52.......Touchdown
Iowa State................... 3..........56......0:54...... Touchdown 6..........23......2:54.......Punt
at Texas Tech.............4.........29........1:48....... Fumble
9..........48......3:40.......Touchdown
at Colorado
Oklahoma
Average Starting Field Position
..............................Drives... Total Yd. Line.......Avg. Start........ Started in Oppt.............. TD.................FG...........Missed FG...........Punts..............Downs........ Turnover.........Clock........Safety
Total............................ 118................. 4015....................Own 35.........................20.............................57.................... 9.......................3.........................26........................4..................... 15.....................9................... 0
Opponents................122................3344................... Own 27.......................... 11.............................. 33.................... 6.......................3.........................42........................7......................22.....................8....................1
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GAME BOX SCORES
Oklahoma St.................39
Washington St................ 13
August 30, 2008
Qwest Field (Seattle)
Att: 50,830
TV: FSN
SEATTLE - Spectacular play from Oklahoma State’s special teams was a key factor in the Cowboys’ 39-13 win over Washington State at Qwest Field in Seattle on August 30.
Junior Perrish Cox delivered the biggest blow of all when he returned a kickoff 90 yards for
a touchdown immediately following a third-quarter Cougar touchdown that brought the score
to 18-6 and seemingly breathed life into a Washington State squad that was thwarted all game
long. Senior Ricky Price and sophomore Dez Bryant both set up scores with big returns as well,
as Price returned a punt 68 yards and Bryant broke a 42-yard punt return. Both led to Cowboy
field goals.
Cowboy running back Kendall Hunter rushed for 107 yards and a pair of touchdowns and
quarterback Zac Robinson was 20-of-27 for 193 yards. Bryant led all receivers with seven catches for 90 yards.
The Oklahoma State defense smothered Washington State, limiting the Cougars to only 82
yards passing and 196 yards of total offense. Linebacker Justin Gent’s fourth-quarter interception all but sealed the resounding Cowboy victory, with fellow linebacker Orie Lemon leading
all tacklers with 10 stops.
Andre Sexton registered nine tackles, assisted on a tackle for loss, broke up a pass and had
two quarterback hurries, with Ricky Price notching five tackles, a sack, a forced fumble and a
pass break-up.
Score by Quarters...................... 1.........................2........................ 3.........................4.................... Score
Oklahoma State..........................3........................12...................... 10........................14...................... 39.....................Record: (1-0)
Washington State.......................0........................ 0........................ 6.........................7........................13......................Record: (0-1)
Scoring Summary
1st.....08:48.....OSU........Bailey, Dan 26 yd field goal, 8-17 3:37, OSU 3 - WSU 0
2nd.....11:33.......OSU........Hunter, Kendall 11 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 8-67 2:41, OSU 10 - WSU 0
.......... 07:38.....OSU........TEAM safety, , OSU 12 - WSU 0
......... 00:00....OSU........Bailey, Dan 21 yd field goal, 11-56 4:29, OSU 15 - WSU 0
3rd....09:25.....OSU........Bailey, Dan 27 yd field goal, 4-8 1:41, OSU 18 - WSU 0
..........05:46.....WSU.......Gibson,B. 9 yd pass from Rogers,G. (Penner,Wade kick failed), 9-75 3:33, OSU 18 - WSU 6
..........05:35.....OSU........Cox, Perrish 90 yd kickoff return (Bailey, Dan kick), , OSU 25 - WSU 6
4th.....14:05......WSU.......Rogers,Gary 3 yd run (Penner,Wade kick), 16-69 6:22, OSU 25 - WSU 13
..........09:45.....OSU........Robinson, Zac 1 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 9-61 4:15, OSU 32 - WSU 13
.......... 06:37.....OSU........Hunter, Kendall 10 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 4-39 2:04, OSU 39 - WSU 13
...................................................................................................OSU........................... WSU
FIRST DOWNS.................................................................................... 22....................................14
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...................................................................42-174............................34-114
PASSING YDS (NET)......................................................................... 193.................................82
Passes Att-Comp-Int....................................................................27-20-1..........................25-12-1
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS................................................. 69-367........................... 59-196
Fumble Returns-Yards.................................................................... 0-0.................................0-0
Punt Returns-Yards.........................................................................5-124................................1-0
Kickoff Returns-Yards....................................................................3-128..............................6-143
Interception Returns-Yards............................................................1-0..................................1-11
Punts (Number-Avg)......................................................................4-43.5........................... 8-39.0
Fumbles-Lost......................................................................................1-0.................................2-0
Penalties-Yards.................................................................................7-52................................7-51
Possession Time............................................................................. 33:06.............................26:54
Third-Down Conversions............................................................. 4 of 13...........................2 of 13
Fourth-Down Conversions...........................................................2 of 2............................2 of 2
Red-Zone Scores-Chances.............................................................6-6................................. 2-2
Sacks By: Number-Yards.................................................................2-5..................................1-8
RUSHING: Oklahoma State-Hunter, Kendall 23-107; Toston, Keith 5-28; Johnson, Beau 6-28; Robinson, Zac
8-11. Washington State-Tardy,Dwight 18-59; Ivory,Christoph 6-32; Gibson,Brandon 1-14; Rogers,Gary 8-11;
Mitz,Logwone 1-minus 2.
PASSING: Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac 20-27-1-193. Washington State-Rogers,Gary 12-24-1-82;
Gibson,Brandon 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING: Oklahoma State-Bryant, Dez 7-90; Pettigrew, B. 6-43; Bowling, Bo 2-34; Johnson, Beau 2-3;
Conner, D. 1-11; Toston, Keith 1-6; Cooper, Josh 1-6. Washington State-Gibson,Brandon 6-53; Blackledge,D. 2-4;
Frischknecht,D. 1-9; Woodard,Ben 1-7; Tardy,Dwight 1-5; Willis,Michael 1-4.
Houston................................37
Oklahoma St................56
Sept. 6, 2008
Boone Pickens Stadium
Att: 45,001
TV: None
STILLWATER - Oklahoma State turned in one of the top offensive performances in school history in dismantling Houston, 56-37 at Boone Pickens Stadium on Sept. 6.
The Cowboys piled up the second-highest single-game total offense mark in school history
with 699 yards and saw running back Kendall Hunter (210 rushing yards) and receiver Dez
Bryant (236 receiving yards) become the first 200-yard rushing/200-yard receiving tandem
in a single game in school history. When quarterback Zac Robinson’s 320 yards passing are
included, it marked only the fourth time in NCAA history that a team had a 300-yard passer, a
200-yard rusher and a 200-yard receiver in the same game.
Bryant had touchdown catches of 39 yards, 29 yards and 74 yards and added a 71-yard punt
return for a touchdown in the contest.
After trailing, 16-7 in the second quarter, a Robinson-to-Bryant touchdown pass with just
over a minute left in the first half brought the score to 16-14. The Cowboys then blew the game
wide open in the third quarter by outscoring the Cougars, 28-7.
OSU flexed its quick-strike muscle throughout the game with four touchdown drives of less
than two minutes and four touchdown drives of four plays or less.
Houston.........................................7.........................9........................ 7........................14...................... 37.....................Record: (1-1)
Oklahoma State..........................7.........................7.......................28.......................14...................... 56.....................Record: (2-0)
Scoring Summary
1st......13:22......OSU........Hunter, Kendall 58 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 3-80 0:51, UH 0 - OSU 7
..........05:36.......UH..........Beall, Bryce 2 yd run (Bell, Ben kick), 10-80 3:54, UH 7 - OSU 7
2nd.....11:45.........UH..........Bell, Ben 27 yd field goal, 10-43 3:10, UH 10 - OSU 7
...........05:41........UH..........Hafner, Mark 6 yd pass from Keenum, Case (Bell, Ben rush failed), 2-10 0:40, UH 16 - OSU 7
...........01:23......OSU........Bryant, Dez 39 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 8-80 4:18, UH 16 - OSU 14
3rd.....13:25......OSU........Toston, Keith 28 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 4-75 1:35, UH 16 - OSU 21
............11:46.......OSU........Bryant, Dez 29 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 3-31 0:52, UH 16 - OSU 28
..........08:47.....OSU........Bryant, Dez 74 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 3-86 1:13, UH 16 - OSU 35
..........06:03.......UH..........Carrier, Tyron 9 yd pass from Keenum, Case (Bell, Ben kick), 8-90 2:44, UH 23 - OSU 35
..........00:40.....OSU........Hunter, Kendall 10 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 10-82 5:23, UH 23 - OSU 42
4th.....12:20........UH..........Castile, L.J. 7 yd pass from Keenum, Case (Bell, Ben kick), 11-87 3:20, UH 30 - OSU 42
..........08:02.....OSU........Toston, Keith 5 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 9-62 4:18, UH 30 - OSU 49
..........07:28.....OSU........Bryant, Dez 71 yd punt return (Bailey, Dan kick), , UH 30 - OSU 56
..........04:55.......UH..........Carrier, Tyron 12 yd pass from Keenum, Case (Bell, Ben kick), 10-68 2:33, UH 37 - OSU 56
....................................................................................................UH.............................OSU
FIRST DOWNS.................................................................................... 28...................................28
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)................................................................... 22-96............................ 51-379
PASSING YDS (NET)......................................................................... 387.................................320
Passes Att-Comp-Int...................................................................62-35-0.........................21-14-2
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.................................................84-483..........................72-699
Punt Returns-Yards.......................................................................... 0-0................................3-75
Interception Returns-Yards...........................................................2-71................................0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)......................................................................5-46.2............................1-34.0
Fumbles-Lost...................................................................................... 2-1...................................2-1
Penalties-Yards................................................................................ 5-35...............................6-65
Possession Time..............................................................................26:33............................. 33:27
Third-Down Conversions............................................................. 7 of 15.......................... 10 of 13
Fourth-Down Conversions............................................................ 1 of 1...............................1 of 1
Sacks By: Number-Yards................................................................. 1-11..................................0-0
RUSHING: Houston-Keenum, Case 9-81; Beall, Bryce 4-28; Kohn, Andre 8-0; Team 1-minus 13. Oklahoma StateHunter, Kendall 22-210; Toston, Keith 8-78; Johnson, Beau 10-66; Robinson, Zac 10-27; TEAM 1-minus 2.
PASSING: Houston-Keenum, Case 35-61-0-387; Joseph, Blake 0-1-0-0. Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac 14-212-320.
RECEIVING: Houston-Edwards, P. 8-106; Hafner, Mark 8-79; Kohn, Andre 5-57; Carrier, Tyron 5-38; Monroe,
Tim 3-42; Castile, L.J. 3-32; Beall, Bryce 1-16; Scourten, W. 1-13; Joseph, Blake 1-4. Oklahoma State-Bryant, Dez
9-236; Pettigrew, B. 4-66; Hunter, Kendall 1-18.
INTERCEPTIONS: Oklahoma State-Gent, Justin 1-0. Washington State-Nwachukwu,Chima 1-11.
INTERCEPTIONS: Houston-Miller, Ernest 1-71; Brinkley, B. 1-0. Oklahoma State-None.
FUMBLES: Oklahoma State-Bryant, Dez 1-0. Washington State-Rogers,Gary 2-0.
FUMBLES: Houston-Kohn, Andre 1-1; Edwards, P. 1-0. Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac 2-1.
24
NOVEMBER 9, 2008
GAME BOX SCORES
Missouri State................ 13
Oklahoma St................57
Sept. 13, 2008
Att: 43,338
TV: Fox College Sports
STILLWATER, Okla. – The tone was set instantly by the Oklahoma State defense in Saturday’s
57-13 win over Missouri State at rainy Boone Pickens Stadium. On the first play from scrimmage, Quinton Moore forced a fumble that was recovered by Derek Burton to set up an OSU
touchdown just five plays later.
The Cowboy defense forced the Bears to punt on their ensuing possession, and on the first
play from scrimmage after the punt, Zac Robinson connected with Bo Bowling on a 66-yard
touchdown strike to swell the lead to 15-0 just 4:30 into the game.
An eight-yard Kendall Hunter touchdown run at the 6:28 mark of the first quarter expanded
the OSU lead to 22-0 and effectively put the game out of reach. Coach Mike Gundy elected
to play his entire second-team offense with the exception of Robinson in the first quarter and
Robinson was eventually substituted before halftime.
Hunter was taken out of the game with 13:59 remaining in the second quarter and did not
return, but still logged 132 yards rushing and two touchdowns on just 11 carries. Keith Toston and
Beau Johnson saw the rest of the action at running back, with Toston finishing with 11 carries for
148 yards and a touchdown and Johnson adding 13 carries for 138 yards and two touchdowns.
Saturday’s game marked the first time since Dantrell Savage (130), Robinson (116) and Hunter
(113) all rushed for more than 100 yards against Texas Tech last year that OSU had three players
rush for more than 100 yards in a single game.
Missouri State..............................3.........................3........................ 7.........................0........................13......................Record: (0-2)
Oklahoma State.........................22.......................14.......................21.........................0....................... 57.....................Record: (3-0)
Scoring Summary
1st...... 13:33......OSU........Robinson, Zac 1 yd run (Johnson, Beau rush), 5-18 1:13, MSU 0 - OSU 8
...........10:30......OSU........Bowling, Bo 66 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 1-66 0:12, MSU 0 - OSU 15
..........06:28.....OSU........Hunter, Kendall 8 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 9-80 2:52, MSU 0 - OSU 22
...........00:17......MSU........Hottelman,Matt 49 yd field goal, 7-11 3:28, MSU 3 - OSU 22
2nd....13:59......OSU........Hunter, Kendall 4 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 4-60 1:18, MSU 3 - OSU 29
..........09:49.....OSU........Johnson, Beau 6 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 4-54 1:34, MSU 3 - OSU 36
..........02:07.....MSU........Hottelman,Matt 29 yd field goal, 17-59 7:42, MSU 6 - OSU 36
3rd......11:32.......OSU........Cate, Alex 1 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 10-70 3:28, MSU 6 - OSU 43
...........07:01......OSU........Toston, Keith 15 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 6-54 3:29, MSU 6 - OSU 50
...........01:34......MSU........Harbor,Clay 15 yd pass from Kirby,Cody (Hottelman,Matt kick), 11-78 5:27, MSU 13 - OSU 50
..........00:50.....OSU........Johnson, Beau 17 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 3-73 0:44, MSU 13 - OSU 57
.................................................................................................. MSU............................OSU
FIRST DOWNS.....................................................................................13...................................26
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...................................................................48-173.......................... 56-450
PASSING YDS (NET)...........................................................................23.................................. 122
Passes Att-Comp-Int.....................................................................18-4-0........................... 10-5-0
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..................................................66-196...........................66-572
Punt Returns-Yards...........................................................................1-0.................................2-41
Kickoff Returns-Yards.....................................................................7-141................................2-41
Interception Returns-Yards........................................................... 0-0.................................0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)...................................................................... 8-42.1............................ 3-47.0
Fumbles-Lost...................................................................................... 2-1...................................4-1
Penalties-Yards................................................................................ 7-45..............................13-130
Possession Time..............................................................................32:51.............................27:09
Third-Down Conversions..............................................................1 of 17............................4 of 8
Fourth-Down Conversions........................................................... 3 of 3........................... 0 of 0
Sacks By: Number-Yards................................................................ 0-0.................................0-0
RUSHING: Missouri State-Washington,K. 15-76; Warren,Miguel 17-43; Trotter,Jeran 8-19; Kirby,Cody 3-15;
Johnston,S. 3-14; Horner,Tyler 2-6. Oklahoma State-Toston, Keith 11-148; Johnson, Beau 13-138; Hunter, Kendall
11-132; Roberts, M 12-37; Cate, Alex 3-16; Robinson, Zac 3-15; Weeden, Brandon 1-2; TEAM 2-minus 38.
PASSING: Missouri State-Kirby,Cody 3-15-0-25; Horner,Tyler 1-3-0-minus 2. Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac
2-4-0-82; Cate, Alex 2-3-0-32; Weeden, Brandon 1-3-0-8.
RECEIVING: Missouri State-Harbor,Clay 1-15; Warren,Miguel 1-5; Washington,K. 1-5; Bailey,Corey 1-minus 2.
Oklahoma State-Bowling, Bo 1-66; Toston, Keith 1-29; Johnson, Beau 1-16; Mosley, Jamal 1-8; Anyiam, Hubert 1-3.
troy..........................................24
Oklahoma St................55
Sept. 27, 2008
Att: 52,463
TV: None
STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) - Zac Robinson threw three touchdown passes to Dez Bryant, and
Oklahoma State reached 50 points for the third consecutive game in a 55-24 win over Troy
on Saturday.
The Cowboys finished with 612 yards of offense, the eighth-highest total in school history,
against a Troy defense that entered the game 11th in the Football Bowl Subdivision at 237.7
yards per game and allowed 309 yards a week earlier in a 28-10 loss at Ohio State.
Robinson completed 16 of 21 passes for 254 yards, and the Cowboys had a pair of 100-yard
rushers in Kendall Hunter, who had 24 carries for 169 yards, and Keith Toston, who had 17 carries
for 114 yards. Both scored two touchdowns as they extended Oklahoma State’s string of games
with at least one 100-yard rusher to 15.
Before a Boone Pickens Stadium-record crowd of 52,463 fans, Oklahoma State also avenged
an embarrassing 41-23 loss to Troy (2-2) from last season, a game in which the Trojans led by
31 points before surrendering two meaningless touchdowns.
It took Oklahoma State less than a half to surpass its scoring output from that game.
Troy.................................................0........................10....................... 7.........................7....................... 24.....................Record: (2-2)
Oklahoma State......................... 14.......................21...................... 10........................10......................55.....................Record: (4-0)
Scoring Summary
1st.....09:44.....OSU........Bryant, Dez 16 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 11-67 5:16, TROY 0 - OSU 7
..........00:29.....OSU........Hunter, Kendall 4 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 9-54 3:11, TROY 0 - OSU 14
2nd...07:28.....OSU........Bryant, Dez 26 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 9-74 4:49, TROY 0 - OSU 21
...........05:12.....TROY.......Silvoy, A. 5 yd pass from Hampton, J. (Glusman, S. kick), 6-73 2:16, TROY 7 - OSU 21
..........02:45.....OSU........Bryant, Dez 44 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 5-76 2:27, TROY 7 - OSU 28
...........00:51.....TROY.......Glusman, S. 47 yd field goal, 12-50 1:54, TROY 10 - OSU 28
..........00:20.....OSU........Hunter, Kendall 17 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 4-56 0:31, TROY 10 - OSU 35
3rd....08:42.....OSU........Toston, Keith 1 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 11-99 5:25, TROY 10 - OSU 42
..........05:49....TROY.......Jernigan, J. 12 yd pass from Hampton, J. (Glusman, S. kick), 11-80 2:53, TROY 17 - OSU 42
...........01:43......OSU........Bailey, Dan 22 yd field goal, 11-74 4:06, TROY 17 - OSU 45
4th.....14:29.....TROY.......Turner, F. 15 yd pass from Hampton, J. (Glusman, S. kick), 10-59 2:14, TROY 24 - OSU 45
..........06:07.....OSU........Bailey, Dan 19 yd field goal, 16-65 8:22, TROY 24 - OSU 48
..........04:59.....OSU........Toston, Keith 16 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 2-19 0:53, TROY 24 - OSU 55
..................................................................................................TROY...........................OSU
FIRST DOWNS.................................................................................... 25...................................35
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...................................................................23-144...........................62-358
PASSING YDS (NET)......................................................................... 272.................................254
Passes Att-Comp-Int................................................................... 49-27-2..........................21-16-0
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..................................................72-416........................... 83-612
Punt Returns-Yards.......................................................................... 0-0.................................0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)...................................................................... 1-68.0...........................2-34.0
Fumbles-Lost.......................................................................................1-1..................................0-0
Penalties-Yards................................................................................ 5-55...............................9-70
Possession Time..............................................................................18:42.............................40:35
Third-Down Conversions............................................................. 4 of 10..........................7 of 13
Fourth-Down Conversions............................................................1 of 3.............................2 of 2
RUSHING: Troy-Hampton, J. 9-54; Jernigan, J. 3-47; Harris, D. 9-41; Moreland, X. 2-2. Oklahoma State-Hunter,
Kendall 24-169; Toston, Keith 17-114; Robinson, Zac 11-39; Johnson, Beau 8-20; Fodge, Matt 1-16; Roberts, M 1-0.
PASSING: Troy-Hampton, J. 24-45-2-253; Jones, T. 1-2-0-11; Brown, L. 2-2-0-8. Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac
16-21-0-254.
RECEIVING: Troy-Burton, K. 7-65; Jernigan, J. 6-58; Silvoy, A. 4-40; Harris, D. 3-43; Greer, M. 2-15; Turner, F. 1-15;
Marcum, Z. 1-12; Davis, A. 1-11; Terry, M. 1-9; Bray, J. 1-4. Oklahoma State-Bryant, Dez 6-118; Hunter, Kendall 2-27;
Mosley, Jamal 2-25; Davis, Damian 2-22; Broadway, J. 1-23; Conner, D. 1-14; Bowling, Bo 1-13; Toston, Keith 1-12.
INTERCEPTIONS: Troy-None. Oklahoma State-Price, Jeremiah 1-15; Lacey, Jacob 1-3.
INTERCEPTIONS: Missouri State-None. Oklahoma State-None.
FUMBLES: Troy-Jernigan, J. 1-1. Oklahoma State-None.
FUMBLES: Missouri State-Washington,K. 2-1. Oklahoma State-TEAM 2-0; Johnson,
Beau 2-1.
25
NOVEMBER 9, 2008
GAME BOX SCORES
texas a&M.....................28
21 Oklahoma St.........56
Oct. 4, 2008
Att: 51,147
TV: None
STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) - Dez Bryant caught three passes for touchdowns and scored another
on a punt return, and No. 21 Oklahoma State took advantage of five first-half turnovers in rolling
over Texas A&M 56-28 Saturday night.
The Cowboys set a school record by surpassing 50 points for the fourth straight game,
with some big help from their defense and special teams. Ugo Chinasa and Patrick Lavine each
scored on interception returns as Oklahoma State (5-0, 1-0 Big 12) snapped a four-game losing
streak to the Aggies.
Both of the interceptions thrown by A&M’s Jerrod Johnson tipped off receivers’ hands. Chinasa was there to catch the deflection for a 6-yard return in the first quarter, and Lavine brought
back another carom for a 27-yard score to make it 28-7 just before halftime.
Zac Robinson added a 23-yard touchdown pass to Bryant and a 6-yard TD run in the third
quarter for the Cowboys. Robinson finished 13-of-18 for 186 yards with the three passing TDs to
Bryant and two rushing touchdowns.
Oklahoma State came in with the nation’s top rushing offense, averaging 340 yards, and
figured to have a decided edge against the fifth-worst run defense in the nation. But while the
Aggies’ defense held Kendall Hunter in check, keeping the nation’s third-leading rusher to less
than 100 yards for the first time this season, Bryant and the Cowboys’ defense picked up the
slack.
Score by Quarters............................1...................2.................3.....................4........................Score
Texas A&M.........................................7.................. 0.................7.................... 14..........................28..................... Record: (2-3,0-1)
Oklahoma State.............................. 21..................7................14................... 14..........................56..................... Record: (5-0,1-0)
Scoring Summary
1st.....08:26.....OSU........Chinasa, Ugo 6 yd interception return (Bailey, Dan kick), , TAMU 0 - OSU 7
..........03:58.....OSU........Bryant, Dez 29 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 6-56 1:29, TAMU 0 - OSU 14
...........01:59......OSU........Bryant, Dez 78 yd punt return (Bailey, Dan kick), , TAMU 0 - OSU 21
...........01:47.....TAMU.......Goodson, Mike 80 yd run (Bean, Richie kick), 1-80 0:12, TAMU 7 - OSU 21
2nd.... 01:51......OSU........Lavine, Patrick 22 yd interception return (Bailey, Dan kick), , TAMU 7 - OSU 28
3rd......11:30.......OSU........Bryant, Dez 23 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 7-62 3:30, TAMU 7 - OSU 35
..........05:06....TAMU.......Tannehill, R. 6 yd pass from Johnson, J. (Bean, Richie kick), 12-70 6:24, TAMU 14 - OSU 35
...........02:19......OSU........Robinson, Zac 6 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 5-68 2:47, TAMU 14 - OSU 42
4th.....14:04.....TAMU.......Goodson, Mike 11 yd run (Bean, Richie kick), 5-26 1:02, TAMU 21 - OSU 42
...........12:24......OSU........Bryant, Dez 21 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 3-37 1:40, TAMU 21 - OSU 49
..........07:43....TAMU.......Tannehill, R. 4 yd pass from Johnson, J. (Bean, Richie kick), 12-79 4:41, TAMU 28 - OSU 49
...........01:48......OSU........Robinson, Zac 7 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 12-77 5:55, TAMU 28 - OSU 56
................................................................................................. TAMU..........................OSU
FIRST DOWNS.....................................................................................19...................................20
RUSHES-YARDS (NET).................................................................. 30-184........................... 46-215
PASSING YDS (NET)..........................................................................218................................. 186
Passes Att-Comp-Int................................................................... 43-24-2..........................14-10-0
Punt Returns-Yards.......................................................................... 0-0................................2-87
Kickoff Returns-Yards....................................................................6-145.............................5-150
Interception Returns-Yards........................................................... 0-0................................2-28
Punts (Number-Avg)..................................................................... 4-54.0........................... 3-35.0
Fumbles-Lost......................................................................................3-3..................................3-1
Penalties-Yards.................................................................................9-63.............................. 10-85
Possession Time.............................................................................30:20............................29:40
Third-Down Conversions..............................................................7 of 16...........................6 of 12
RUSHING: Texas A&M-Goodson, Mike 8-112; Johnson, Jerrod 13-42; Gray, Cyrus 5-22; Lane, Jorvorsk. 4-8. Oklahoma State-Hunter, Kendall 21-90; Robinson, Zac 15-66; Toston, Keith 9-59; Johnson, Beau 1-0.
PASSING: Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod 24-43-2-218. Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac 10-13-0-186; TEAM 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING: Texas A&M-Tannehill, Ryan 7-49; Fuller, Jeff 5-67; McCoy, Jamie 3-35; Goodson, Mike 3-16; McCoy,
Terrence 2-21; Lane, Jorvorsk. 2-19; Gray, Cyrus 2-11. Oklahoma State-Bryant, Dez 5-106; Davis, Damian 2-61;
Toston, Keith 2-8; Bowling, Bo 1-11.
17 Oklahoma St.........28
3 MISSOURI.........................23
Oct. 11, 2008
Faurot Field
Att: 68,349
TV: ESPN2
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Oklahoma State stopped a Missouri offense that had been scoring at will
all season, intercepting Chase Daniel three times in the second half and upsetting the thirdranked Tigers 28-23 victory on Saturday night.
Zac Robinson and Damian Davis hooked up on a pair of long scores in the second half, and
Patrick Lavine’s interception at the Oklahoma State 31 with 1:41 to go was the clincher. Missouri
(5-1, 1-1 Big 12) had appeared poised to challenge for No. 1 with a strong effort after top-ranked
Oklahoma lost to Texas and No. 2 Alabama had the weekend off.
Instead, it was the coming-out party for the Cowboys (6-0, 2-0 Big 12). Oklahoma State, only
18-19 in coach Mike Gundy’s first three seasons, is 6-0 for only the second time since 1945.
And it was Robinson, not Daniel, who played like a Heisman Trophy front-runner. Robinson
was 19-for-28 for 215 yards and two touchdowns. Kendall Hunter had 154 yards on 24 carries and
a 68-yard scoring run.
Daniel was 39-for-52 for 390 yards and a touchdown for Missouri, which had won 10 in a row
and 18 of 19 at home but were held 19 points below their scoring average. Derrick Washington,
averaging 100 yards per game, was held to 11 yards on eight carries with a 5-yard scoring run.
Oklahoma State...............................7.................. 0................14....................7...........................28..................... Record: (6-0,2-0)
Missouri..............................................3...................7.................7.....................6...........................23..................... Record: (5-1,1-1)
Scoring Summary
1st.....09:20...... MU.........Wolfert, Jeff 18 yd field goal, 11-83 5:40, OSU 0 - MU 3
..........04:53.....OSU........Robinson, Zac 6 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 13-71 4:19, OSU 7 - MU 3
2nd... 07:26...... MU.........Washington, Der 5 yd run (Wolfert, Jeff kick), 5-36 2:21, OSU 7 - MU 10
3rd.....14:03......OSU........Hunter, Kendall 68 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 2-72 0:50, OSU 14 - MU 10
...........03:14....... MU.........Jackson, Jimmy 1 yd run (Wolfert, Jeff kick), 11-95 4:23, OSU 14 - MU 17
...........02:01......OSU........Davis, Damian 40 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 4-66 1:05, OSU 21 - MU 17
4th....06:30.....OSU........Davis, Damian 31 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 3-29 1:33, OSU 28 - MU 17
..........04:27...... MU.........Alexander, D. 7 yd pass from Daniel, C. (Daniel, C. pass failed), 9-84 1:55, OSU 28 - MU 23
...................................................................................................OSU.............................MU
FIRST DOWNS.....................................................................................23...................................28
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...................................................................44-187............................ 18-64
PASSING YDS (NET)..........................................................................215.................................390
Passes Att-Comp-Int.....................................................................28-19-1..........................52-39-3
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.................................................72-402......................... 70-454
Fumble Returns-Yards.................................................................... 0-0................................. 1-18
Punt Returns-Yards........................................................................... 1-6.................................. 2-5
Interception Returns-Yards...........................................................3-39.................................1-7
Punts (Number-Avg)...................................................................... 4-41.5............................4-50.2
Fumbles-Lost......................................................................................2-2.................................0-0
Penalties-Yards.................................................................................7-43...............................8-68
Possession Time............................................................................. 33:03.............................26:57
Third-Down Conversions............................................................. 5 of 13............................2 of 9
Fourth-Down Conversions........................................................... 0 of 1............................ 0 of 0
Red-Zone Scores-Chances............................................................. 1-2.................................. 4-5
Sacks By: Number-Yards................................................................2-17................................2-13
RUSHING: Oklahoma State-Hunter, Kendall 24-154; Robinson, Zac 12-34; Fodge, Matt 1-12; Toston, Keith 3-4;
Bowling, Bo 1-minus 6; TEAM 3-minus 11. Missouri-Daniel, Chase 7-46; Washington, Der 8-11; Maclin, Jeremy 2-6;
Jackson, Jimmy 1-1.
PASSING: Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac 19-28-1-215. Missouri-Daniel, Chase 39-52-3-390.
RECEIVING: Oklahoma State-Bryant, Dez 7-47; Hunter, Kendall 4-27; Davis, Damian 3-76; Bowling, Bo 2-29;
Mosley, Jamal 2-24; Anyiam, Hubert 1-12. Missouri-Coffman, Chase 11-104; Maclin, Jeremy 8-120; Washington,
Der 7-52; Saunders, Tommy 5-63; Goldsmith, Earl 3-26; Alexander, Dana 2-11; Perry, Jared 2-7; Jones, Andrew
1-7.
INTERCEPTIONS: Oklahoma State-Sexton, Andre 1-39; Lavine, Patrick 1-0; Price, Ricky 1-0. Missouri-Bridges,
Castin 1-7.
FUMBLES: Oklahoma State-Bryant, Dez 1-1; Robinson, Zac 1-1. Missouri-None.
INTERCEPTIONS: Texas A&M-None. Oklahoma State-Lavine, Patrick 1-22; Chinasa, Ugo 1-6.
FUMBLES: Texas A&M-Johnson, Jerrod 1-1; Fuller, Jeff 1-1; Gray, Cyrus 1-1. Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac 3-1.
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NOVEMBER 9, 2008
GAME BOX SCORES
BAYLOR....................................... 6
8 Oklahoma St..........34
Oct. 18, 2008
Att: 50,080
TV: None
1 TEXAS...................................28
Oct. 25, 2008
DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium
Att: 98,518
TV: ABC Sports
STILLWATER, Okla. – Dez Bryant set a career high with 11 receptions and had 212 yards receiving
to go with two touchdowns in No. 8 Oklahoma State’s 34-6 win over Baylor at Boone Pickens
Stadium Saturday. With the win, the Cowboys improved to 7-0 on the year.
Though Bryant will get much of the acclaim following Saturday’s win, it should be noted
that the Cowboy defense continued its vastly improved play this year by limiting the Bears to
their lowest scoring total of the year as well as their lowest yardage output of the season (204
yards).
Baylor got on the board first when Jacoby Jones punched in a one-yard touchdown run in
the first quarter, but from that point on, it was all Cowboys. Running back Keith Toston found
the end zone from four yards out later in the quarter to set off a string of 34 straight Cowboy
points.
Quarterback Zac Robinson had one of his best all-around games of the year, completing 13of-20 passes for 238 yards and two touchdowns and rushing 14 times for 57 yards. Robinson’s
fingerprints were all over the key sequence of the game. Leading, 21-6, the Cowboys faced
third-and-29 from midfield. Robinson scrambled for a 23-yard gain to set up fourth-and-six at
the Bears 27. Robinson then hard-counted Baylor offsides to bring it to fourth-and-one from the
22 before keeping on an option to get the first down. Five plays later, Toston stung with Bears
by finding the end zone for his second touchdown of the game to give the Cowboys a 28-6 lead
with only 19 seconds left in the first half.
AUSTIN, Texas - Seventh-ranked Oklahoma State was taking a shot at top-ranked Texas’ end
zone on the last play of the game, but the Longhorns were able to deflect the effort to preserve
a 28-24 win over the Cowboys in front of a school-record 98,518 fans at DKR-Texas Memorial
Stadium. With the win, Texas improved to 8-0 overall and 4-0 in the Big 12, with Oklahoma
State dipping to 7-1 overall and 3-1 in the league.
Baylor.............................................6........................ 0........................0.........................0........................ 6...............Record: (3-4,1-2)
Oklahoma State..........................7........................21....................... 6.........................0....................... 34..............Record: (7-0,3-0)
Oklahoma State..........................0........................14....................... 7.........................3....................... 24..............Record: (7-1,3-1)
Texas...............................................7........................14....................... 7.........................0....................... 28..............Record: (8-0,4-0)
Scoring Summary
1st.....06:25.......BU..........Jones, Jacoby 1 yd run (Parks, Ben kick blockd), 10-65 3:46, BU 6 - OSU 0
...........01:22......OSU........Toston, Keith 4 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 11-61 5:03, BU 6 - OSU 7
2nd.....12:14.......OSU........Bryant, Dez 37 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 4-62 1:54, BU 6 - OSU 14
...........05:41......OSU........Bryant, Dez 9 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 12-81 5:15, BU 6 - OSU 21
...........00:19......OSU........Toston, Keith 2 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 11-47 4:12, BU 6 - OSU 28
3rd.... 06:39.....OSU........Bailey, Dan 20 yd field goal, 8-61 4:38, BU 6 - OSU 31
..........00:04.....OSU........Bailey, Dan 21 yd field goal, 9-64 4:40, BU 6 - OSU 34
Scoring Summary
1st......01:47.......UT.........Shipley, Jordan 14 yd pass from McCoy, Colt (Lawrence, H. kick), 11-93 4:30, OSU 0 - UT 7
2nd.....11:13........UT.........McGee, Vondrell 14 yd run (Lawrence, Hunte kick), 9-91 4:19, OSU 0 - UT 14
..........08:41..... OSU.......Hunter, Kendall 23 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 9-65 2:32, OSU 7 - UT 14
..........04:18.......UT.........Cosby, Quan 17 yd pass from McCoy, Colt (Lawrence, H. kick), 9-80 4:23, OSU 7 - UT 21
...........01:15...... OSU.......Bowling, Bo 9 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 7-29 3:03, OSU 14 - UT 21
3rd....08:10.......UT.........McCoy, Colt 3 yd run (Lawrence, Hunte kick), 10-84 3:52, OSU 14 - UT 28
......... 03:43.... OSU.......Toston, Keith 1 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 9-78 4:27, OSU 21 - UT 28
4th.... 12:58..... OSU.......Bailey, Dan 39 yd field goal, 11-36 5:05, OSU 24 - UT 28
....................................................................................................BU.............................OSU
FIRST DOWNS.....................................................................................14...................................25
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)....................................................................31-42............................ 58-219
PASSING YDS (NET)..........................................................................162.................................238
Passes Att-Comp-Int....................................................................27-15-0.........................20-13-0
Kickoff Returns-Yards....................................................................7-149.............................. 2-36
Punts (Number-Avg)......................................................................6-47.2............................2-51.0
Fumbles-Lost...................................................................................... 2-1...................................3-1
Penalties-Yards................................................................................ 6-60...............................6-55
Possession Time............................................................................. 23:45..............................36:15
Red-Zone Scores-Chances............................................................. 1-2.................................. 5-6
Sacks By: Number-Yards.................................................................1-14................................. 2-8
Cowboy running back Kendall Hunter gave the Longhorn defense fits all day, as the Cowboy
sophomore rushed 18 times for 161 yards and a touchdown. As a team, Oklahoma State rushed
for 217 yards against a vaunted Texas run defense that ranked second nationally entering the
game by limiting the opposition to a paltry 48 yards per game.
Fueled by a second-half interception by cornerback Jacob Lacey and a late-game fumble that
was forced by linebacker Orie Lemon and recovered by defensive lineman Jeray Chatham, the
Cowboys was in position to march down the field and take the lead with less than three minutes remaining, but the Longhorn defense responded in kind by holding the Pokes on downs
with 2:39 left. The OSU defense got the ball back for the Cowboy offense with 33 ticks left on
the clock, but the Cowboys needed to go the length of the field with no timeouts remaining.
Zac Robinson and Dez Bryant connected twice on the drive to put OSU at midfield with six seconds remaining to set up the hail mary pass attempt to win the game that was batted down.
...................................................................................................OSU............................. UT
FIRST DOWNS.................................................................................... 22...................................32
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...................................................................37-217............................32-113
PASSING YDS (NET)..........................................................................199..................................391
Passes Att-Comp-Int....................................................................27-17-0..........................45-38-1
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..................................................64-416.......................... 77-504
Interception Returns-Yards............................................................ 1-2..................................0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)......................................................................2-38.0........................... 1-40.0
Fumbles-Lost.......................................................................................1-1....................................1-1
Penalties-Yards................................................................................ 5-45................................1-10
Possession Time..............................................................................26:22............................. 33:38
Sacks By: Number-Yards................................................................. 1-4.................................. 5-11
RUSHING: Baylor-Finley, Jay 9-13; Griffin, Robert 12-12; Jones, Jacoby 5-11; Sims, Ray 1-4; Wright, Kendall 4-2.
Oklahoma State-Hunter, Kendall 26-93; Robinson, Zac 14-57; Toston, Keith 12-56; Johnson, Beau 4-14; Cate,
Alex 2-minus 1.
RUSHING: Oklahoma State-Hunter, Kendall 18-161; Toston, Keith 6-30; Robinson, Zac 13-26. Texas-McCoy, Colt
10-41; McGee, Vondrell 7-27; Ogbonnaya, Chri 11-24; Shipley, Jordan 1-17; Johnson, Cody 2-2; Chiles, John 1-2.
PASSING: Baylor-Griffin, Robert 15-27-0-162. Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac 13-20-0-238.
PASSING: Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac 17-26-0-199; TEAM 0-1-0-0. Texas-McCoy, Colt 38-45-1-391.
RECEIVING: Baylor-Wright, Kendall 7-80; Gettis, David 4-35; White, Thomas 3-35; Akers, Justin 1-12. Oklahoma
State-Bryant, Dez 11-212; Pettigrew, B. 1-22; Cooper, Josh 1-4.
RECEIVING: Oklahoma State-Pettigrew, B. 8-83; Bryant, Dez 6-74; Hunter, Kendall 1-31; Bowling, Bo 1-9; Toston,
Keith 1-2. Texas-Shipley, Jordan 15-168; Cosby, Quan 8-76; Ogbonnaya, Chri 7-73; McGee, Vondrell 3-26; Collins,
Brando 2-20; Kirkendoll, Jam 1-22; Williams, Malco 1-3; Smith, Greg 1-3.
INTERCEPTIONS: Baylor-None. Oklahoma State-None.
INTERCEPTIONS: Oklahoma State-Lacey, Jacob 1-2. Texas-None.
FUMBLES: Baylor-Griffin, Robert 2-1. Oklahoma State-Cate, Alex 1-0; Hunter, Kendall 1-1; Robinson, Zac 1-0.
FUMBLES: Oklahoma State-Hunter, Kendall 1-1. Texas-McCoy, Colt 1-1.
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NOVEMBER 9, 2008
GAME BOX SCORES
IOWA STATE............................ 17
Nov. 1, 2008
Att: 46,718
TV: ABC Sports
8 Oklahoma St.......... 20
2 TEXAS TECH...............56
Nov. 8, 2008
Jones AT&T Stadium
Att: 55,663
TV: ABC Sports
STILLWATER, Okla. - Zac Robinson passed for 395 yards and five touchdowns, Dez Bryant had
nine catches for 171 yards and four touchdowns and Kendall Hunter added 107 rushing yards on
only 13 attempts to lead ninth-ranked Oklahoma State to a 59-17 win over Iowa State.
The Cowboys (8-1 overall; 4-1 Big 12) rolled up 682 yards of total offense against a Cyclone
team (2-7 overall; 0-5 Big 12) that lost its seventh straight game thanks in part to an Oklahoma
State defense that recorded two interceptions and recovered an ISU fumble. The Cowboy defense held the Cyclones scoreless on two ISU trips to the red zone, as Terrance Anderson picked
off an Austin Arnaud pass in the end zone in the second quarter and the OSU defense stuffed
Iowa State on downs in the fourth quarter.
Big plays were the name of the game for the Cowboy offense, as Robinson connected with
Jeremy Broadway on a 95-yard touchdown pass that stands as the longest pass in school history not long after he found Bryant for an 80-yard touchdown pass earlier in the game. Damian
Davis was also on the receiving end of a long pass from Robinson, hauling in a 50-yard toss in
the second half.
LUBBOCK, Texas - In a game ripe with Big 12 South title implications, No. 2 Texas Tech handed
No. 8 Oklahoma State a 56-20 defeat at Jones A&T Stadium. The Red Raiders (9-0 overall; 5-0
Big 12) entered the game riding high after knocking off then-No. 1 Texas, then went on to pass
their second straight stiff test, this time from the Cowboys (8-2 overall; 4-2 Big 12).
Red Raider quarterback Graham Harrell led Tech to the win by completing 40-of-50 passes
for 456 yards and six touchdowns with no interceptions.
The Cowboys struck first when Patrick Lavine recovered a Harrell fumble on the game’s
opening series. Running back Kendall Hunter punched in a two-yard touchdown run three plays
later to give OSU its only lead of the day. With the Cowboys jumping on top quickly, Harrell
recovered to lead the Red Raiders on seven consecutive touchdown drives following Hunter’s
score.
The Red Raiders kept the Cowboys at arm’s length, opening up a 35-14 lead early in the third
quarter to effectively put the game out of reach.
Hunter’s 117 rushing yards made him the first opposing player to rush for 100 yards against
a Tech defense that came into the game ranked No. 10 in the nation in rush defense.
Iowa State..........................................7...................3................ 0.....................7........................... 17...................... Record: (2-7,0-5
Oklahoma State.............................. 14.................14.............. 24....................7...........................59..................... Record: (8-1,4-1)
Oklahoma State...............................7...................7.................6.....................0...........................20..................... Record: (8-2,4-2)
#2 Texas Tech................................. 14.................14...............14................... 14..........................56..................... Record: (10-0,6-0)
Scoring Summary
1st.......10:17.......OSU........Ward, Bryant 1 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 7-72 3:14, ISU 0 - OSU 7
...........08:10....... ISU.........Robinson,Alexan 1 yd run (Mahoney,Grant kick), 4-22 2:07, ISU 7 - OSU 7
..........04:52.....OSU........Bryant, Dez 11 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 7-63 3:18, ISU 7 - OSU 14
2nd....10:38......OSU........Bryant, Dez 26 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 3-43 1:24, ISU 7 - OSU 21
..........04:02...... ISU.........Mahoney,Grant 38 yd field goal, 6-6 2:43, ISU 10 - OSU 28
3rd.....14:06......OSU........Hunter, Kendall 36 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 3-56 0:54, ISU 10 - OSU 35
..........09:34.....OSU........Bailey, Dan 39 yd field goal, 7-58 1:38, ISU 10 - OSU 38
.......... 07:23.....OSU........Broadway, J. 95 yd pass from Robinson, Zac (Bailey, Dan kick), 2-92 0:48, ISU 10 - OSU 45
4th.....10:46......OSU........Johnson, Beau 11 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 11-86 3:17, ISU 10 - OSU 59
..........03:05...... ISU.........Johnson,Sedrick 1 yd pass from Arnaud,Austen (Mahoney,G. kick), 13-83 7:41, ISU 17 - OSU 59
Scoring Summary
1st......12:30......OSU........Hunter, Kendall 2 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 3-31 0:58, OSU 7 - TT 0
............10:12........TT..........Britton, Edward 16 yd pass from Harrell, Graham (Williams, M kick), 5-80 2:18, OSU 7 - TT 7
.......... 03:38.......TT..........Morris, Eric 4 yd pass from Harrell, Graham (Williams, Matt kick), 11-70 4:06, OSU 7 - TT 14
2nd....10:56........TT..........Crabtree, M. 9 yd pass from Harrell, Graham (Williams, Matt kick), 14-97 6:47, OSU 7 - TT 21
...........04:13......OSU........Toston, Keith 2 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), 12-80 6:43, OSU 14 - TT 21
..........00:47.......TT..........Woods, Shannon 3 yd run (Williams, Matt kick), 8-72 3:26, OSU 14 - TT 28
3rd.... 09:32.......TT..........Crabtree, M. 8 yd pass from Harrell, Graham (Williams, Matt kick), 9-48 3:40, OSU 14 - TT 35
.......... 07:39.....OSU........Hunter, Kendall 4 yd run (Fodge, Matt rush failed), 5-76 1:53, OSU 20 - TT 35
..........04:05.......TT..........Crabtree, M. 1 yd pass from Harrell, Graham (Williams, Matt kick), 8-80 3:34, OSU 20 - TT 42
4th....08:52.......TT..........Woods, Shannon 13 yd pass from Harrell, G (Williams, M kick), 12-96 5:17, OSU 20 - TT 49
...........02:31........TT..........Woods, Shannon 16 yd pass from Potts, T. (Williams, M kick), 7-74 3:09, OSU 20 - TT 56
................................................................................................... ISU.............................OSU
FIRST DOWNS.....................................................................................17...................................28
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...................................................................38-122...........................36-263
PASSING YDS (NET).........................................................................240................................ 419
Passes Att-Comp-Int...................................................................35-20-2........................ 29-20-1
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS................................................. 73-362...........................65-682
Punt Returns-Yards.......................................................................... 0-0................................. 2--1
Interception Returns-Yards............................................................ 1-3..................................2-0
Punts (Number-Avg)......................................................................5-45.4............................1-56.0
Fumbles-Lost.......................................................................................1-1....................................1-1
Penalties-Yards................................................................................10-94..............................5-34
Possession Time..............................................................................35:51.............................24:09
Third-Down Conversions............................................................. 5 of 16............................4 of 9
Fourth-Down Conversions............................................................1 of 3.............................2 of 2
Sacks By: Number-Yards................................................................ 0-0................................. 2-8
RUSHING: Iowa State-Robinson,Alexan 15-68; Scales,Jason 8-32; Bass,J.J. 9-21; Arnaud,Austen 5-13;
Hamilton,Marqui 1-minus 12. Oklahoma State-Hunter, Kendall 13-104; Robinson, Zac 6-66; Toston, Keith 5-48;
Johnson, Beau 6-37; Cate, Alex 1-6; Roberts, M 2-5; Ward, Bryant 1-1; TEAM 2-minus 4.
PASSING: Iowa State-Arnaud,Austen 20-35-2-240. Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac 18-27-1-395; Cate, Alex
2-2-0-24.
RECEIVING: Iowa State-Darks,Darius 7-113; Johnson,Sedrick 4-17; Robinson,Alexan 2-36; Jones,Houston 2-21;
Sumrall,R.J. 2-19; Franklin,Collin 1-21; Bass,J.J. 1-10; Bykowski,Carter 1-3. Oklahoma State-Bryant, Dez 9-171;
Davis, Damian 2-63; Pettigrew, B. 2-22; Broadway, J. 1-95; Conner, D. 1-23; Anyiam, Hubert 1-17; Bowling, Bo 1-10;
Johnson, Beau 1-7; Woods, Artrell 1-7; Youman, Wilson 1-4.
...................................................................................................OSU............................. TT
FIRST DOWNS...........................................................................19................................38
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)..........................................................34-186.........................25-113
PASSING YDS (NET)................................................................182..............................516
Passes Att-Comp-Int........................................................... 29-16-1...................... 55-45-0
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS......................................... 63-368...................... 80-629
Fumble Returns-Yards...........................................................0-0............................ 0-0
Punt Returns-Yards................................................................0-0............................ 3-41
Kickoff Returns-Yards...........................................................7-138...........................2-53
Interception Returns-Yards..................................................0-0............................. 1-0
Punts (Number-Avg).............................................................4-52.2.........................0-0.0
Fumbles-Lost.............................................................................1-1...............................3-2
Penalties-Yards......................................................................4-40........................... 3-19
Possession Time................................................................... 25:03.........................34:57
Third-Down Conversions.................................................... 5 of 10....................... 7 of 9
Fourth-Down Conversions..................................................0 of 0..........................1 of 1
Red-Zone Scores-Chances....................................................3-4..............................8-8
Sacks By: Number-Yards.......................................................0-0............................ 2-12
RUSHING: Oklahoma State-Hunter, Kendall 17-112; Johnson, Beau 5-34; Toston, Keith 6-24; Robinson, Zac
6-16. #2 Texas Tech-Batch, Baron 11-79; Woods, Shannon 9-36; Harrell, Graham 5-minus 2.
PASSING: Oklahoma State-Robinson, Zac 16-28-1-182; TEAM 0-1-0-0. #2 Texas Tech-Harrell, Graham 4050-0-456; Potts, Taylor 5-5-0-60.
RECEIVING: Oklahoma State-Pettigrew, B. 7-72; Bryant, Dez 4-86; Hunter, Kendall 4-7; Davis, Damian 1-17.
#2 Texas Tech-Morris, Eric 10-97; Crabtree, M. 8-89; Lewis, Detron 7-93; Woods, Shannon 5-77; Batch,
Baron 5-50; Leong, Lyle 3-36; Swindall, T. 3-34; Britton, Edward 2-21; Franks, Jacoby 1-11; Walker, Todd 1-8.
INTERCEPTIONS: Oklahoma State-None. #2 Texas Tech-McBath, Darcel 1-0.
FUMBLES: Oklahoma State-Pettigrew, B. 1-1. #2 Texas Tech-Harrell, Graham 3-2.
INTERCEPTIONS: Iowa State-Garrin,Fred 1-3. Oklahoma State-Anderson, T. 1-0; Cox, Perrish 1-0.
FUMBLES: Iowa State-Hamilton,Marqui 1-1. Oklahoma State-Hunter, Kendall 1-1.
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Oklahoma State Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
Team Statistics
SCORING
Points Per Game
FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
RUSHING YARDAGE
Yards gained rushing
Yards lost rushing
Rushing Attempts
Average Per Rush
Average Per Game
TDs Rushing
PASSING YARDAGE
Att-Comp-Int
Average Per Pass
Average Per Catch
Average Per Game
TDs Passing
TOTAL OFFENSE
Total Plays
Average Per Play
Average Per Game
KICK RETURNS: #-Yards
PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards
INT RETURNS: #-Yards
KICK RETURN AVERAGE
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE
INT RETURN AVERAGE
FUMBLES-LOST
PENALTIES-Yards
Average Per Game
PUNTS-Yards
Average Per Punt
Net punt average
TIME OF POSSESSION/Game
3RD-DOWN Conversions
3rd-Down Pct
4TH-DOWN Conversions
4th-Down Pct
SACKS BY-Yards
MISC YARDS
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS
ON-SIDE KICKS
RED-ZONE SCORES
RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS
PAT-ATTEMPTS
ATTENDANCE
Games/Avg Per Game
Neutral Site Games
Score by Quarters
Oklahoma State
Opponents
OSU
428
42.8
248
142
94
12
2648
2885
237
466
5.7
264.8
32
2328
226-150-6
10.3
15.5
232.8
20
4976
692
7.2
497.6
42-1014
18-351
11-87
24.1
19.5
7.9
18-9
72-619
61.9
26-1131
43.5
41.7
30:53
54/115
47%
12/16
75%
11-61
0
57
9-12
0-0
41-46 89%
33-46 72%
55-55 100%
288797
6/48133
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
OT
102 117 140
54 60 62
69
69
0
0
Total
428
245
OPP
245
24.5
228
67
146
15
1165
1362
197
301
3.9
116.5
11
2681
411-259-11
6.5
10.4
268.1
22
3846
712
5.4
384.6
62-1491
7-46
6-92
24.0
6.6
15.3
17-11
61-500
50.0
42-1915
45.6
35.8
29:07
50/131
38%
11/18
61%
12-69
0
33
6-9
0-0
36-43 84%
32-43 74%
29-31 94%
273360
4/68340
0/0
Oklahoma State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
Rushing
gp
Hunter, Kendall
Toston, Keith
Robinson, Zac
Johnson, Beau
Roberts, M
Fodge, Matt
Cate, Alex
Weeden, Brandon
Ward, Bryant
Bowling, Bo
TEAM
Total
Opponents
10 199 1389 57 1332 6.7 13
10 82 590
1 589 7.2 9
10 98 457 100 357 3.6 5
10 53 347 10 337 6.4 3
3 15
46
4
42 2.8 0
10
2
28
0
28 14.0 0
4
6
25
4
21 3.5 1
1
1
2
0
2 2.0 0
10
1
1
0
1 1.0 1
10
1
0
6
-6 -6.0 0
10
8
0 55 -55 -6.9 0
10 466 2885 237 2648 5.7 32
10 301 1362 197 1165 3.9 11
att
gain loss
Passing
gp
effic comp-att-int
Robinson, Zac
Cate, Alex
Weeden, Brandon
TEAM
Total
Opponents
10
4
1
10
10
10
181.01 145-215-6
174.08
4-5-0
55.73
1-3-0
0.00
0-3-0
176.79 150-226-6
130.12 259-411-11
no.
net avg td
pct
lg avg/g
68
56
24
44
8
16
13
2
1
0
0
68
80
yds td
67.4 2264 20
80.0
56 0
33.3
8 0
0.0
0 0
66.4 2328 20
63.0 2681 22
Receiving
gp
yds
avg
td
Bryant, Dez
Pettigrew, B.
Hunter, Kendall
Davis, Damian
Bowling, Bo
Toston, Keith
Mosley, Jamal
Johnson, Beau
Conner, D.
Anyiam, Hubert
Broadway, J.
Cooper, Josh
Woods, Artrell
Youman, Wilson
Total
Opponents
10 64 1140
7 28 308
10 12 110
8 10 239
10
9 172
10
6
57
9
5
57
10
4
26
10
3
48
9
3
32
10
2 118
9
2
10
5
1
7
10
1
4
10 150 2328
10 259 2681
17.8
11.0
9.2
23.9
19.1
9.5
11.4
6.5
16.0
10.7
59.0
5.0
7.0
4.0
15.5
10.4
15
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
20
22
lg avg/g
80
22
31
50
66
29
16
16
23
17
95
6
7
4
95
54
114.0
44.0
11.0
29.9
17.2
5.7
6.3
2.6
4.8
3.6
11.8
1.1
1.4
0.4
232.8
268.1
133.2
58.9
35.7
33.7
14.0
2.8
5.2
2.0
0.1
-0.6
-5.5
264.8
116.5
lg avg/g
95
29
8
0
95
54
226.4
14.0
8.0
0.0
232.8
268.1
Punt Returns
no.
yds avg td
Bryant, Dez
Price, Ricky
Bowling, Bo
Total
Opponents
15
2
1
18
7
288
68
-5
351
46
2
0
0
2
0
78
68
0
78
17
Interceptions
no.
yds avg td
lg
Lacey, Jacob
Lavine,Patrick
Price, Ricky
Price, Jeremiah
Cox, Perrish
Sexton, Andre
Anderson, T.
Gent, Justin
Chinasa, Ugo
Total
Opponents
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
11
6
Kick Returns
no.
Cox, Perrish
Johnson, Victor
Bryant, Dez
Johnson, Beau
Booker, Donald
Mosley, Jamal
Lacey, Jacob
Hunter, Kendall
Bowling, Bo
Total
Opponents
24 701 29.2
4 109 27.2
3
83 27.7
3
31 10.3
2
23 11.5
2
20 10.0
2
23 11.5
1
13 13.0
1
11 11.0
42 1014 24.1
62 1491 24.0
Fumble Returns
no.
Chinasa, Ugo
Total
Opponents
1
1
1
5
22
0
15
0
39
0
0
6
87
92
19.2
34.0
-5.0
19.5
6.6
2.5
11.0
0.0
15.0
0.0
39.0
0.0
0.0
6.0
7.9
15.3
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
yds avg td
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
yds avg td
35 35.0
35 35.0
18 18.0
0
0
0
lg
3
22
0
15
0
39
0
0
6
39
71
lg
90
52
33
19
23
11
13
13
11
90
73
lg
35
35
18
All games
Scoring
td
Bryant, Dez
Bailey, Dan
Hunter, Kendall
Toston, Keith
Robinson, Zac
Johnson, Beau
Davis, Damian
Bowling, Bo
Cox, Perrish
Ward, Bryant
Cate, Alex
Broadway, J.
Lavine,Patrick
Chinasa, Ugo
TEAM
Fodge, Matt
Total
Opponents
17 - 9-12
13 9 5 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 57 9-12
33 6-9
Field Goals
Bailey, Dan
fg
fg
kick
55-55
55-55
29-31
pct. 01-19
9-12 75.0 1-1
PAT
rush rcv pass dxp saf
1-1
0-1
1-2
0-1
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0-1
-
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-99
6-7
2-2
0-0
0-2
FG Sequence
Oklahoma State
Opponents
Washington State
Houston
Missouri State
Troy
Texas A&M
Missouri
Baylor
Texas
Iowa State
#2 Texas Tech
(26),(21),(27)
52
(22),(19)
50
25
(20),(21)
(39)
(39)
-
(27)
51,(49),(29)
(47)
(18),34,52
(38)
-
Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.
pts
Total Offense
- 102
- 82
- 78
- 54
- 30
- 20
- 12
- 12
6
6
6
6
6
6
1
2
0
1 428
- 245
lg blk
39
0
g plays
rush pass
total avg/g
Robinson, Zac
Hunter, Kendall
Toston, Keith
Johnson, Beau
Cate, Alex
Roberts, M
Fodge, Matt
Weeden, Brandon
Ward, Bryant
Bowling, Bo
TEAM
Total
Opponents
10
10
10
10
4
3
10
1
10
10
10
10
10
313 357 2264 2621
199 1332
0 1332
82 589
0 589
53 337
0 337
11
21
56
77
15
42
0
42
2
28
0
28
4
2
8
10
1
1
0
1
1
-6
0
-6
11 -55
0 -55
692 2648 2328 4976
712 1165 2681 3846
Punting
no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk
Fodge, Matt
TEAM
Total
Opponents
25 1125
1
6
26 1131
42 1915
Kickoffs
no. yds avg tb ob retn
Bailey, Dan
Fodge, Matt
Total
Opponents
74 4992
1 66
75 5058
50 2977
45.0 71
6.0 6
43.5 71
45.6 68
67.5 13
66.0 0
67.4 13
59.5 3
0
0
0
3
262.1
133.2
58.9
33.7
19.2
14.0
2.8
10.0
0.1
-0.6
-5.5
497.6
384.6
5 15 6
0 0 0
5 15 6
5 8 18
1
0
1
1
net ydln
0
0
0 24.0 44.1
2 24.1 38.1
25
31
All games
All Purpose
Bryant, Dez
Hunter, Kendall
Cox, Perrish
Toston, Keith
Johnson, Beau
Robinson, Zac
Pettigrew, B.
Davis, Damian
Bowling, Bo
Broadway, J.
Johnson, Victor
Mosley, Jamal
Price, Ricky
Conner, D.
Roberts, M
Sexton, Andre
Anyiam, Hubert
Lacey, Jacob
Fodge, Matt
Booker, Donald
Lavine,Patrick
Cate, Alex
Price, Jeremiah
Cooper, Josh
Woods, Artrell
Chinasa, Ugo
Youman, Wilson
Weeden, Brand
Ward, Bryant
TEAM
Total
Opponents
g
rush
rcv
10
0 1140
10 1332 110
10
0
0
10 589
57
10 337
26
10 357
0
7
0 308
8
0 239
10
-6 172
10
0 118
7
0
0
9
0
57
10
0
0
10
0
48
3
42
0
10
0
0
9
0
32
10
0
0
10
28
0
10
0
0
10
0
0
4
21
0
10
0
0
9
0
10
5
0
7
10
0
0
10
0
4
1
2
0
10
1
0
10 -55
0
10 2648 2328
10 1165 2681
kr
ir
288
83
0
13
0 701
0
0
0
31
0
0
0
0
0
0
-5
11
0
0
0 109
0
20
68
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
23
0
0
0
23
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
351 1014
46 1491
pr
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
39
0
5
0
0
22
0
15
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
87
92
total avg/g
1511
1455
701
646
394
357
308
239
172
118
109
77
68
48
42
39
32
28
28
23
22
21
15
10
7
6
4
2
1
-55
6428
5475
151.1
145.5
70.1
64.6
39.4
35.7
44.0
29.9
17.2
11.8
15.6
8.6
6.8
4.8
14.0
3.9
3.6
2.8
2.8
2.3
2.2
5.2
1.5
1.1
1.4
0.6
0.4
2.0
0.1
-5.5
642.8
547.5
Oklahoma State Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
Tackles
Sacks
Pass defense
Fumbles
blkd
##
Defensive Leaders
gp
ua
a
tot
tfl/yds
no-yds
int-yds
brup
qbh
rcv-yds
ff
kick
saf
20
Sexton, Andre
Lemon, Orie
Price, Ricky
Moore, Quinton
Lavine, Patrick
Lacey, Jacob
Cox, Perrish
Booker, Donald
Anderson, T.
Gent, Justin
Chinasa, Ugo
Price, Jeremiah
Bell, T.J.
Tea, Tonga
Clements, Seb
Johnson, Victor
Gray, Maurice
Thomas,Johnny
Miller, Swanson
Donaldson, C.
Burton, Derek
Blatnick, Jamie
Thomas, James
Jarka, Shane
Chatham, Jeray
Fontenot, Deron
Jones, Richetti
Glover, Jared
Patrick, Q.
Hunter, Kendall
Robinson, Zac
Martin, M.
Ward, Bryant
Broadway, J.
Bailey, Dan
Pettigrew, B.
Sokolosky, T.
Antoine, Lucien
Cooper, Josh
Toston, Keith
TEAM
Total
Opponents
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
9
7
10
5
10
10
8
10
8
5
8
6
7
10
10
9
10
10
10
7
4
2
9
10
10
10
10
46
40
45
32
30
35
18
15
18
12
13
16
13
9
6
10
8
7
5
7
5
7
6
5
7
3
3
3
1
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
.
446
485
30
26
15
18
20
7
8
9
5
10
8
1
4
6
8
3
4
3
5
2
4
2
3
3
1
4
2
2
3
.
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216
182
76
66
60
50
50
42
26
24
23
22
21
17
17
15
14
13
12
10
10
9
9
9
9
8
8
7
5
5
4
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
.
662
667
4.0-13
3.5-8
4.5-12
0.5-0
2.0-7
1.0-3
1.0-1
0.5-1
1.5-8
.
6.5-25
6.5-40
1.0-2
2.5-19
.
1.0-1
.
.
2.0-6
1.0-2
3.0-14
1.0-5
1.0-1
3.0-7
2.0-6
.
.
1.0-2
.
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50-183
51-140
1.0-7
.
2.0-9
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.
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2.0-6
3.0-26
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0.5-3
1.0-5
.
0.5-3
1.0-2
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.
11-61
12-69
1-39
.
1-0
.
2-22
2-5
1-0
.
1-0
1-0
1-6
1-15
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11-87
6-92
4
7
5
3
3
11
5
1
2
1
.
1
1
1
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2
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1
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4
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52
24
4
2
.
2
3
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1
2
3
1
2
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3
.
1
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1
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2
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27
13
1-0
2-0
1-0
.
1-0
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1-35
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1-0
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2-0
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2-0
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11-35
9-18
2
2
1
2
.
1
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1
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1
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12
6
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1
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3
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1
1
.
41
6
26
4
17
16
44
23
42
91
97
1A
92
53
3
7
12
90
9E
98
50
22
46
96
2D
99
51
94
24
11
10
37
9
95
87
27
31
25
5
TM
Oklahoma State Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
*
*
*
*
*
*
Date
Aug 30, 2008
Sep 06, 2008
Sep 13, 2008
Sep 27, 2008
Oct 04, 2008
Oct 11, 2008
Oct 18, 2008
Oct 25, 2008
Nov 01, 2008
Nov 08, 2008
Rushing
Hunter, Kendall
Toston, Keith
Robinson, Zac
Johnson, Beau
Roberts, M
Fodge, Matt
Cate, Alex
Weeden, Brandon
Ward, Bryant
Bowling, Bo
TEAM
Total
Opponents
Passing
Opponent
at Washington State
HOUSTON
MISSOURI STATE
TROY
TEXAS A&M
at #3 Missouri
BAYLOR
at #1 Texas
IOWA STATE
at #2 Texas Tech
gp
gp
10
4
1
10
10
10
Receiving
gp
Field Goals
Bailey, Dan
Scoring
Bryant, Dez
Bailey, Dan
Hunter, Kendall
Toston, Keith
Robinson, Zac
Johnson, Beau
Bowling, Bo
Davis, Damian
Ward, Bryant
Chinasa, Ugo
Lavine, Patrick
Broadway, J.
Cate, Alex
Cox, Perrish
TEAM
Fodge, Matt
Total
Opponents
gain loss
net
avg
effic comp-att-int
no.
yds
10 64 1140
7 28 308
10 12 110
8 10 239
10
9 172
10
6
57
9
5
57
10
4
26
10
3
48
9
3
32
10
2 118
9
2
10
5
1
7
10
1
4
10 150 2328
10 259 2681
fg
9-12
td
pct
181.01 145-215-6
174.08
4-5-0
55.73
1-3-0
0.00
0-3-0
176.79 150-226-6
130.12 259-411-11
td
avg
lg avg/g
pct. 01-19
75.0 1-1
fg
17 - 9-12
13 9 5 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 57 9-12
33 6-9
kick
55-55
55-55
29-31
td
15
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
20
22
20-29
6-7
lg avg/g
95 226.4
29 14.0
8
8.0
0
0.0
95 232.8
54 268.1
80 114.0
22 44.0
31 11.0
50 29.9
66 17.2
29
5.7
16
6.3
16
2.6
23
4.8
17
3.6
95 11.8
6
1.1
7
1.4
4
0.4
95 232.8
54 268.1
2-2
40-49
0-0
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0-1
no.
Lacey, Jacob
Lavine, Patrick
Gent, Justin
Sexton, Andre
Chinasa, Ugo
Price, Ricky
Cox, Perrish
Anderson, T.
Price, Jeremiah
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Punting
no.
Fodge, Matt
TEAM
lg blk
50-99
0-2
39
PAT
rush rcv pass dxp saf
1-1
0-1
1-2
0-1
Interceptions
lg avg/g
30-39
Overall
8-2
4-2
4-0
-
pts
- 102
- 82
- 78
- 54
- 30
- 20
- 12
- 12
6
6
6
6
6
6
1
2
0
1 428
- 245
Home
6-0
3-0
3-0
Team Statistics
FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
RUSHING YARDAGE
Rushing Attempts
Average Per Rush
Average Per Game
TDs Rushing
PASSING YARDAGE
Att-Comp-Int
Average Per Pass
Average Per Catch
Average Per Game
TDs Passing
TOTAL OFFENSE
Average Per Play
Average Per Game
KICK RETURNS: #-Yards
PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards
INT RETURNS: #-Yards
FUMBLES-LOST
PENALTIES-Yards
PUNTS-AVG
TIME OF POSSESSION/Game
3RD-DOWN Conversions
4TH-DOWN Conversions
68 133.2
56 58.9
24 35.7
44 33.7
8 14.0
16
2.8
13
5.2
2
2.0
1
0.1
0 -0.6
0 -5.5
68 264.8
80 116.5
67.4 2264 20
80.0
56 0
33.3
8 0
0.0
0 0
66.4 2328 20
63.0 2681 22
td
17.8
11.0
9.2
23.9
19.1
9.5
11.4
6.5
16.0
10.7
59.0
5.0
7.0
4.0
15.5
10.4
yds
Record:
All games
Conference
Non-Conference
Att.
50830
45001
43388
52463
51147
68349
50080
98518
46718
55663
10 199 1389 57 1332 6.7 13
10 82 590
1 589 7.2 9
10 98 457 100 357 3.6 5
10 53 347 10 337 6.4 3
3 15
46
4
42 2.8 0
10
2
28
0
28 14.0 0
4
6
25
4
21 3.5 1
1
1
2
0
2 2.0 0
10
1
1
0
1 1.0 1
10
1
0
6
-6 -6.0 0
10
8
0 55 -55 -6.9 0
10 466 2885 237 2648 5.7 32
10 301 1362 197 1165 3.9 11
Robinson, Zac
Cate, Alex
Weeden, Brandon
TEAM
Total
Opponents
Bryant, Dez
Pettigrew, B.
Hunter, Kendall
Davis, Damian
Bowling, Bo
Toston, Keith
Mosley, Jamal
Johnson, Beau
Conner, D.
Anyiam, Hubert
Broadway, J.
Cooper, Josh
Woods, Artrell
Youman, Wilson
Total
Opponents
att
Score
39-13
56-37
57-13
55-24
56-28
28-23
34-6
24-28
59-17
20-56
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
0
Away
2-2
1-2
1-0
OSU
248
142
94
12
2648
466
5.7
264.8
32
2328
226-150-6
10.3
15.5
232.8
20
4976
7.2
497.6
42-1014
18-351
11-87
18-9
72-619
26-43.5
30:53
54/115
12/16
yds
5
22
0
39
6
0
0
0
15
yds
avg
2.5
11.0
0.0
39.0
6.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
15.0
avg
lg
25 1125 45.0 71
1
6 6.0 6
OPP
228
67
146
15
1165
301
3.9
116.5
11
2681
411-259-11
6.5
10.4
268.1
22
3846
5.4
384.6
62-1491
7-46
6-92
17-11
61-500
42-45.6
29:07
50/131
11/18
lg
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
3
22
0
39
6
0
0
0
15
tb
0
0
fc i20 50+ blk
5 15
0 0
Punt Returns
no.
15
2
1
18
7
288
68
-5
351
46
19.2
34.0
-5.0
19.5
6.6
avg
td
Kick Returns
no.
yds
avg
td
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
90
52
33
19
13
11
23
11
13
90
73
pr
kr
ir
Bryant, Dez
Price, Ricky
Bowling, Bo
Total
Opponents
Cox, Perrish
Johnson, Victor
Bryant, Dez
Johnson, Beau
Lacey, Jacob
Mosley, Jamal
Booker, Donald
Bowling, Bo
Hunter, Kendall
Total
Opponents
All Purpose
Bryant, Dez
Hunter, Kendall
Cox, Perrish
Toston, Keith
Johnson, Beau
Total
Opponents
Total Offense
Robinson, Zac
yds
td
24 701 29.2
4 109 27.2
3
83 27.7
3
31 10.3
2
23 11.5
2
20 10.0
2
23 11.5
1
11 11.0
1
13 13.0
42 1014 24.1
62 1491 24.0
g
rush
rcv
2
0
0
2
0
10
0 1140 288 83
10 1332 110
0 13
10
0
0
0 701
10 589
57
0
0
10 337
26
0 31
10 2648 2328 351 1014
10 1165 2681 46 1491
g plays
10
313
rush
Neutral
0-0
0-0
0-0
pass
6
0
1
0
lg
78
68
0
78
17
lg
0
0
0
0
0
87
92
total avg/g
1511
1455
701
646
394
6428
5475
151.1
145.5
70.1
64.6
39.4
642.8
547.5
total avg/g
357 2264 2621 262.1
Oklahoma State Team Game-by-Game (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
TEAM STATISTICS
Date
Opponent
no.
Aug 30
at Washington State
Sep 06
HOUSTON
Sep 13
MISSOURI STATE
Sep 27
TROY
Oct 04
TEXAS A&M
Oct 11
at Missouri
Oct 18
BAYLOR
Oct 25
at Texas
Nov 01
IOWA STATE
Nov 08
at #2 Texas Tech
Oklahoma State
Opponents
Rushing
yds td
42 174 3
51 379 4
56 450 7
62 358 4
46 215 2
44 187 2
58 219 2
37 217 2
36 263 3
34 186 3
466 2648 32
301 1165 11
lg
no.
Receiving
yds td
Passing
cmp-att-int
yds
lg
td
lg
15 20 193 0 23
20-27-1 193 0
58 14 320 3 74
14-21-2 320 3
56
5 122 1 66
5-10-0 122 1
41 16 254 3 44
16-21-0 254 3
19 10 186 3 45
10-14-0 186 3
68 19 215 2 40
19-28-1 215 2
23 13 238 2 52
13-20-0 238 2
24 17 199 1 31
17-27-0 199 1
36 20 419 5 95
20-29-1 419 5
26 16 182 0 47
16-29-1 182 0
68 150 2328 20 95 150-226-6 2328 20
80 259 2681 22 54 259-411-11 2681 22
23
74
66
44
45
40
52
31
95
47
95
54
Kick Returns
no. yds td lg
Punt Returns
no. yds td lg
3
6
2
5
5
5
2
5
2
7
42
62
5 124
3 75
2 41
0
0
2 87
1
6
3 19
0
0
2 -1
0
0
18 351
7 46
128
94
41
115
150
122
36
135
55
138
1014
1491
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
90
26
21
33
57
30
36
52
35
25
90
73
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
tot
off
68 367
71 699
21 572
0 612
78 401
6 402
24 457
0 416
0 682
0 368
78 4976
17 3846
Games played: 10
Avg per rush: 5.7
Avg per catch: 15.5
Pass efficiency: 176.79
Kick ret avg: 24.1
Punt ret avg: 19.5
All purpose avg/game: 642.8
Total offense avg/gm: 497.6
Date
Opponent
Aug 30 at Washington State
Sep 06 HOUSTON
Sep 13 MISSOURI STATE
Sep 27 TROY
Oct 04 TEXAS A&M
Oct 11 at Missouri
Oct 18 BAYLOR
Oct 25 at Texas
Nov 01 IOWA STATE
Nov 08 at #2 Texas Tech
Oklahoma State
Opponents
ua
33
44
45
42
44
25
43
54
57
59
446
485
Tackles
a
total
24
18
28
16
12
64
10
26
14
4
216
182
57
62
73
58
56
89
53
80
71
63
662
667
tfl-yds
Sacks
no-yds
7.0-18
3.0-7
3.0-5
0.0-0
5.0-30
7.0-38
8.0-38
7.0-13
9.0-33
1.0-1
50.0-183
51.0-140
2.0-5
0.0-0
0.0-0
0.0-0
2.0-19
2.0-17
2.0-8
1.0-4
2.0-8
0.0-0
11.0-61
11.0-55
Fumble
ff fr-yds
1
2
2
1
3
0
1
1
1
0
12
6
0-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
3-35
0-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
2-0
11-35
9-18
Pass Defense
int-yds
qbh brup
1-0
0-0
0-0
2-18
2-28
3-39
0-0
1-2
2-0
0-0
11-87
6-92
4
3
3
5
4
0
2
1
5
0
27
13
Punting
Date
Opponent
Sep 06 HOUSTON
Sep 27 TROY
Oct 04 TEXAS A&M
Oct 11 at Missouri
Oct 18 BAYLOR
Oct 25 at Texas
Nov 01 IOWA STATE
Oklahoma State
Opponents
4
11
5
10
5
5
4
0
6
2
52
24
Blkd
kick
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
3
1
PAT Attempts
kick rush rcv
4-4
8-8
7-7
7-7
8-8
4-4
4-4
3-3
8-8
2-2
55-55
29-31
Field Goals
no.
yds
avg
long
blkd
tb
fc
50+
i20
md-att
4
1
3
2
3
4
2
2
1
4
26
42
174
34
141
68
105
166
102
76
56
209
1131
1915
43.5
34.0
47.0
34.0
35.0
41.5
51.0
38.0
56.0
52.2
43.5
45.6
47
34
62
37
52
69
58
43
56
71
71
68
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
5
5
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
6
18
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
15
8
3-3
0-0
0-1
2-2
0-1
0-1
2-2
1-1
1-1
0-0
9-12
6-9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
saf
pts
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
39
56
57
55
56
28
34
24
59
20
428
245
Kickoffs
long blkd
27
0
0
22
0
0
21
39
39
0
39
49
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
no.
yds
avg
tb
ob
7 473
9 626
9 612
10 635
9 616
5 346
7 469
5 327
10 682
4 272
75 5058
50 2977
67.6
69.6
68.0
63.5
68.4
69.2
67.0
65.4
68.2
68.0
67.4
59.5
1
1
2
2
3
0
0
1
1
2
13
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
Oklahoma State Opponent Game-by-Game (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
OPPONENT STATISTICS
Date
Opponent
no.
Aug 30
at Washington State
Sep 06
HOUSTON
Sep 13
MISSOURI STATE
Sep 27
TROY
Oct 04
TEXAS A&M
Oct 11
at Missouri
Oct 18
BAYLOR
Oct 25
at Texas
Nov 01
IOWA STATE
Nov 08
at #2 Texas Tech
Opponents
Oklahoma State
Rushing
yds td
34 114 1
22
96 1
48 173 0
23 144 0
30 184 2
18
64 2
31
42 1
32 113 2
38 122 1
25 113 1
301 1165 11
466 2648 32
lg
no.
Receiving
yds td
Passing
cmp-att-int
yds
lg
td
lg
14 12
82 1 12
12-25-1
82 1 12
21 35 387 4 27
35-62-0 387 4 27
16
4
23 1 15
4-18-0
23 1 15
38 27 272 3 25
27-49-2 272 3 25
80 24 218 2 24
24-43-2 218 2 24
23 39 390 1 41
39-52-3 390 1 41
10 15 162 0 23
15-27-0 162 0 23
17 38 391 2 34
38-45-1 391 2 34
17 20 240 1 54
20-35-2 240 1 54
38 45 516 7 28
45-55-0 516 7 28
80 259 2681 22 54 259-411-11 2681 22 54
68 150 2328 20 95 150-226-6 2328 20 95
Kick Returns
no. yds td lg
Punt Returns
no. yds td lg
6
8
7
8
6
5
7
4
9
2
62
42
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
3 41
7 46
18 351
143
178
141
201
145
92
149
70
319
53
1491
1014
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
31
41
26
41
28
25
25
22
73
27
73
90
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
tot
off
0 196
0 483
0 196
0 416
0 402
11 454
0 204
0 504
0 362
17 629
17 3846
78 4976
Games played: 10
Avg per rush: 3.9
Avg per catch: 10.4
Pass efficiency: 130.12
Kick ret avg: 24.0
Punt ret avg: 6.6
All purpose avg/game: 547.5
Total offense avg/gm: 384.6
Date
Opponent
Sep 06 HOUSTON
Sep 27 TROY
Oct 04 TEXAS A&M
Oct 11 at Missouri
Oct 18 BAYLOR
Oct 25 at Texas
Nov 01 IOWA STATE
Opponents
Oklahoma State
ua
44
53
47
64
45
33
60
49
42
48
485
446
Tackles
a
total
38
10
14
14
10
54
8
14
10
10
182
216
82
63
61
78
55
87
68
63
52
58
667
662
tfl-yds
Sacks
no-yds
6.0-18
5.0-20
2.0-4
5.0-8
4.0-13
11.0-28
4.0-12
7.0-15
4.0-6
3.0-16
51.0-140
50.0-183
1.0-8
1.0-11
0.0-0
0.0-0
0.0-0
2.0-13
1.0-0
5.0-11
0.0-0
2.0-12
11.0-55
11.0-61
Fumble
ff fr-yds
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
1
0
1
6
12
0-0
1-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
2-18
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
9-18
11-35
Pass Defense
int-yds
qbh brup
1-11
2-71
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-7
0-0
0-0
1-3
1-0
6-92
11-87
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
8
1
0
13
27
Punting
Date
Opponent
Sep 06 HOUSTON
Sep 27 TROY
Oct 04 TEXAS A&M
Oct 11 at Missouri
Oct 18 BAYLOR
Oct 25 at Texas
Nov 01 IOWA STATE
Opponents
Oklahoma State
1
1
0
1
1
5
2
4
2
7
24
52
Blkd
kick
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
PAT Attempts
kick rush rcv
1-2
4-4
1-1
3-3
4-4
2-2
0-1
4-4
2-2
8-8
29-31
55-55
Field Goals
no.
yds
avg
long
blkd
tb
fc
50+
i20
md-att
8
5
8
1
4
4
6
1
5
0
42
26
312
231
337
68
216
201
283
40
227
0
1915
1131
39.0
46.2
42.1
68.0
54.0
50.2
47.2
40.0
45.4
0.0
45.6
43.5
51
55
55
68
61
54
60
40
55
0
68
71
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
3
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
5
5
1
2
3
1
3
3
3
0
2
0
18
6
1
2
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
8
15
0-0
1-1
2-3
1-1
0-0
1-3
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
6-9
9-12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
saf
pts
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
13
37
13
24
28
23
6
28
17
56
245
428
Kickoffs
long blkd
0
27
49
47
0
18
0
0
38
0
49
39
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
no.
yds
avg
tb
ob
4 241
7 374
4 208
5 310
5 326
5 317
2
98
5 297
4 201
9 605
50 2977
75 5058
60.2
53.4
52.0
62.0
65.2
63.4
49.0
59.4
50.2
67.2
59.5
67.4
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
3
13
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
Oklahoma State Game Superlatives (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
Rushes
Yards Rushing
TD Rushes
Long Rush
Pass attempts
Pass completions
Yards Passing
TD Passes
Long Pass
Receptions
Yards Receiving
TD Receptions
Long Reception
Field Goals
Long Field Goal
Punts
Punting Avg
Long Punt
Long Punt Return
Long Kickoff Return
Tackles
Sacks
Tackles For Loss
Interceptions
26
210
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
68
28
28
20
395
5
95
11
236
4
95
3
39
39
4
4
4
56.0
71
78
90
13
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
3.0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Hunter, Kendall vs Baylor (Oct 18, 2008)
Hunter, Kendall vs Houston (Sep 06, 2008)
Hunter, Kendall at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Hunter, Kendall vs Houston (Sep 06, 2008)
Toston, Keith vs Houston (Sep 06, 2008)
Johnson, Beau vs Missouri State (Sep 13, 2008)
Hunter, Kendall vs Missouri State (Sep 13, 2008)
Toston, Keith vs Troy (Sep 27, 2008)
Hunter, Kendall vs Troy (Sep 27, 2008)
Robinson, Zac vs Texas A&M (Oct 04, 2008)
Toston, Keith vs Baylor (Oct 18, 2008)
Hunter, Kendall at #2 Texas Tech (Nov 08, 2008)
Hunter, Kendall at Missouri (Oct 11, 2008)
Robinson, Zac at Missouri (Oct 11, 2008)
Robinson, Zac at #2 Texas Tech (Nov 08, 2008)
Robinson, Zac at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Robinson, Zac vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Bryant, Dez vs Baylor (Oct 18, 2008)
Bryant, Dez vs Houston (Sep 06, 2008)
Bryant, Dez vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Broadway, J. vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Bailey, Dan at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Bailey, Dan at Texas (Oct 25, 2008)
Bailey, Dan vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Fodge, Matt at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Fodge, Matt at Missouri (Oct 11, 2008)
Fodge, Matt at #2 Texas Tech (Nov 08, 2008)
Fodge, Matt vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Fodge, Matt at #2 Texas Tech (Nov 08, 2008)
Bryant, Dez vs Texas A&M (Oct 04, 2008)
Cox, Perrish at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Sexton, Andre at Missouri (Oct 11, 2008)
Price, Ricky at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Chatham, Jeray at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Sexton, Andre vs Texas A&M (Oct 04, 2008)
Price, Jeremiah vs Texas A&M (Oct 04, 2008)
Price, Jeremiah at Missouri (Oct 11, 2008)
Price, Ricky vs Baylor (Oct 18, 2008)
Chinasa, Ugo vs Baylor (Oct 18, 2008)
Chinasa, Ugo at Texas (Oct 25, 2008)
Blatnick, Jamie vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Price, Jeremiah vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Chinasa, Ugo at Texas (Oct 25, 2008)
Gent, Justin at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Lacey, Jacob vs Troy (Sep 27, 2008)
Price, Jeremiah vs Troy (Sep 27, 2008)
Lavine, Patrick vs Texas A&M (Oct 04, 2008)
Chinasa, Ugo vs Texas A&M (Oct 04, 2008)
Lavine, Patrick at Missouri (Oct 11, 2008)
Price, Ricky at Missouri (Oct 11, 2008)
Sexton, Andre at Missouri (Oct 11, 2008)
Lacey, Jacob at Texas (Oct 25, 2008)
Cox, Perrish vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Anderson, T. vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
All games
TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes
Yards Rushing
Yards Per Rush
TD Rushes
Pass attempts
Pass completions
Yards Passing
Yards Per Pass
TD Passes
Total Plays
Total Offense
Yards Per Play
Points
Sacks By
First Downs
Penalties
Penalty Yards
Turnovers
Interceptions By
62
450
8.0
7
29
29
20
20
419
15.2
5
83
699
10.5
59
2
2
2
2
2
35
13
130
3
3
3
vs Troy (Sep 27, 2008)
vs Missouri State (Sep 13, 2008)
vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
at #2 Texas Tech (Nov 08, 2008)
at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
vs Houston (Sep 06, 2008)
at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
vs Texas A&M (Oct 04, 2008)
at Missouri (Oct 11, 2008)
vs Baylor (Oct 18, 2008)
All games
OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
Rushes
Yards Rushing
TD Rushes
Long Rush
Pass attempts
Pass completions
Yards Passing
TD Passes
Long Pass
Receptions
Yards Receiving
TD Receptions
Long Reception
Field Goals
Long Field Goal
Punts
Punting Avg
Long Punt
Long Punt Return
Long Kickoff Return
Tackles
Sacks
Tackles For Loss
Interceptions
18
112
2
80
61
40
456
6
54
15
168
3
54
2
49
8
68.0
68
17
73
14
2.0
3.0
1
1
1
1
1
1
Tardy,Dwight, at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Goodson, Mike, vs Texas A&M (Oct 04, 2008)
Keenum, Case, vs Houston (Sep 06, 2008)
Harrell, Graham, at #2 Texas Tech (Nov 08, 2008)
Arnaud,Austen, vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Shipley, Jordan, at Texas (Oct 25, 2008)
Shipley, Jordan, at Texas (Oct 25, 2008)
Crabtree, M., at #2 Texas Tech (Nov 08, 2008)
Darks,Darius, vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Hottelman,Matt, vs Missouri State (Sep 13, 2008)
Hottelman,Matt, vs Missouri State (Sep 13, 2008)
Wagner,Daniel, at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Goggans, W., vs Troy (Sep 27, 2008)
Goggans, W., vs Troy (Sep 27, 2008)
Morris, Eric, at #2 Texas Tech (Nov 08, 2008)
Johnson,Leonard, vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
Pawelek, Joe, vs Baylor (Oct 18, 2008)
Melton, Henry, at Texas (Oct 25, 2008)
Pawelek, Joe, vs Baylor (Oct 18, 2008)
Nwachukwu,Chima, at Washington State (Aug 30, 2008)
Miller, Ernest, vs Houston (Sep 06, 2008)
Brinkley, B., vs Houston (Sep 06, 2008)
Bridges, Castin, at Missouri (Oct 11, 2008)
Garrin,Fred, vs Iowa State (Nov 01, 2008)
McBath, Darcel, at #2 Texas Tech (Nov 08, 2008)
All games
OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes
Yards Rushing
Yards Per Rush
TD Rushes
Pass attempts
Pass completions
Yards Passing
Yards Per Pass
TD Passes
Total Plays
Total Offense
Yards Per Play
Points
Sacks By
First Downs
Penalties
Penalty Yards
Turnovers
Interceptions By
48
184
6.3
2
2
2
62
45
516
9.4
7
84
629
7.9
56
5
38
10
94
5
2
at Texas (Oct 25, 2008)
at Texas (Oct 25, 2008)
Oklahoma State Total Tackles Game-by-Game (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
Total Tackles
UA-A
Total
WSU
UH
MSU
TROY
TAMU
MU
BU
UT
ISU
TT
Sexton, Andre LB
Lemon, Orie LB
Price, Ricky DB
Lavine, Patrick LB
Moore, Quinton
Lacey, Jacob DB
Cox, Perrish DB
Booker, Donald LB
Anderson, T. DB
Gent, Justin LB
Chinasa, Ugo DE
Price, Jeremiah DE
Bell, T.J. DB
Tea, Tonga DL
Clements, Seb LB
Johnson, Victor DB
Gray, Maurice DB
Thomas, Johnny DB
Miller, Swanson DT
Thomas, James DB
Donaldson, C. DT
Burton, Derek DE
Blatnick, Jamie DE
Jarka, Shane DE
Chatham, Jeray DL
Fontenot, Deron
Jones, Richetti DE
Glover, Jared LB
Patrick, Q. DL
Robinson, Zac
Hunter, Kendall
Martin, M. DB
Broadway, J.
Sokolosky,T.
Bailey, Dan
Ward, Bryant
Pettigrew, B.
Toston, Keith
Antoine, Lucien DB
Cooper, Josh
46-30
40-26
45-15
30-20
32-18
35-7
18-8
15-9
18-5
12-10
13-8
16-1
13-4
9-6
6-8
10-3
8-4
7-3
5-5
6-3
7-2
5-4
7-2
5-3
7-1
3-4
3-2
3-2
1-3
3-0
3-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
76
66
60
50
50
42
26
24
23
22
21
17
17
15
14
13
12
10
10
9
9
9
9
8
8
7
5
5
4
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1- 8
3- 7
4- 1
3- 1
3- 2
3- 1
1- 0
3- 0
1- 0
1- 0
1- 0
1- 0
1- 1
DNP
1- 0
DNP
1- 2
DNP
1- 1
2- 0
DNP
DNP
DNP
1- 0
1- 0
-
5- 2
2- 0
6- 1
6- 3
4- 2
2- 0
0- 2
2- 1
1- 0
2- 3
1- 1
1- 1
1- 0
0- 1
DNP
2- 1
2- 0
DNP
1- 0
1- 0
2- 0
DNP
1- 0
1- 0
1- 0
-
1- 2
5- 0
2- 0
1- 0
1- 0
1- 0
3- 3
0- 1
1- 2
0- 1
3- 0
2- 0
0- 1
0- 2
2- 1
2- 1
3- 2
4- 1
5- 2
1- 0
1- 2
DNP
2- 3
0- 2
2- 1
1- 1
1- 0
DNP
1- 0
DNP
-
4- 1
4- 1
4- 0
2- 1
1- 0
8- 0
4- 1
2- 0
1- 1
2- 3
0- 2
1- 0
1- 0
3- 1
DNP
0- 1
DNP
1- 2
1- 0
1- 0
DNP
1- 0
0- 2
1- 0
DNP
DNP
DNP
-
9- 3
5- 2
3- 0
1- 0
4- 0
2- 0
1- 1
0- 1
4- 0
2- 1
1- 1
3- 0
4- 0
1- 2
1- 0
1- 0
1- 0
1- 0
DNP
0- 1
DNP
DNP
DNP
-
5- 8
3- 9
2- 6
2- 6
2- 8
5- 3
1- 4
0- 1
0- 2
0- 1
0- 2
1- 1
0- 3
0- 2
0- 1
1- 1
DNP
0- 3
0- 1
0- 1
0- 1
DNP
DNP
2- 0
1- 0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
8- 0
2- 2
4- 2
3- 1
2- 0
2- 0
1- 0
1- 2
3- 1
1- 0
3- 0
3- 0
2- 0
1- 0
1- 1
1- 0
1- 0
0- 1
DNP
1- 0
1- 0
1- 0
DNP
1- 0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
-
4- 5
3- 5
5- 1
2- 4
7- 4
6- 1
2- 0
2- 1
3- 0
6- 1
1- 0
4- 0
0- 2
3- 0
DNP
DNP
0- 1
1- 0
DNP
1- 1
1- 0
1- 0
DNP
DNP
1- 0
DNP
1- 0
2- 1
7- 0
5- 2
4- 2
3- 2
2- 2
2- 0
3- 0
2- 0
1- 0
4- 0
2- 0
1- 0
0- 1
3- 0
2- 1
2- 1
0- 1
1- 0
2- 0
1- 0
2- 0
1- 1
1- 0
1- 0
DNP
1- 0
1- 0
1- 0
DNP
-
7- 0
6- 0
10-2
6- 2
5- 0
5- 0
5- 0
2- 0
1- 0
2- 0
1- 0
1- 0
1- 0
1- 0
DNP
DNP
1- 0
DNP
DNP
3- 0
1- 0
DNP
1- 0
DNP
-
Oklahoma State Passing Game-by-Game (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
#11 Robinson, Zac
Washington State
Houston
Missouri State
Troy
Texas A&M
Missouri
Baylor
Texas
Iowa State
#2 Texas Tech
TOTALS
Comp
20
14
2
16
10
19
13
17
18
16
145
Att
27
21
4
21
13
28
20
26
27
28
215
Int
1
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
6
Pct
74.1
66.7
50.0
76.2
76.9
67.9
65.0
65.4
66.7
57.1
67.4
Yards
193
320
82
254
186
215
238
199
395
182
2264
TD
0
3
1
3
3
2
2
1
5
0
20
Long
23
74
66
44
45
40
52
31
95
47
95
Sacked
1-8
1-11
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-13
1-14
5-11
0-0
2-12
12-69
Effic
126.71
222.76
304.70
224.93
273.26
148.79
197.96
142.37
243.26
104.60
181.01
#3 Cate, Alex
Missouri State
Iowa State
TOTALS
Comp
2
2
4
Att
3
2
5
Int
0
0
0
Pct
66.7
100.0
80.0
Yards
32
24
56
TD
0
0
0
Long
29
17
29
Sacked
0-0
0-0
0-0
Effic
156.27
200.80
174.08
#4X Weeden, Brandon
Missouri State
TOTALS
Comp
1
1
Att
3
3
Int
0
0
Pct
33.3
33.3
Yards
8
8
TD
0
0
Long
8
8
Sacked
0-0
0-0
Effic
55.73
55.73
#TM TEAM
Texas A&M
Texas
#2 Texas Tech
TOTALS
Comp
0
0
0
0
Att
1
1
1
3
Int
0
0
0
0
Pct
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Yards
0
0
0
0
TD
0
0
0
0
Long
0
0
0
0
Sacked
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Effic
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Oklahoma State Rushing/Receiving Game-by-Game (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
RUSHING
Hunter, Kendall RB
Toston, Keith RB
Robinson, Zac QB
Johnson, Beau RB
Roberts, M RB
Fodge, Matt P
Cate, Alex QB
Weeden, Brandon QB
Ward, Bryant FB
Bowling, Bo WR
TEAM
No-Yds/TD
WSU
UH
MSU
TROY
TAMU
MU
BU
UT
ISU
TT
199-1332/13 23-107/2 22-210/2 11-132/2 24-169/2 21-90/0 24-154/1 26-93/0 18-161/1 13-104/1 17-112/2
82-589/9
5-28/0
8-78/2 11-148/1 17-114/2 9-59/0
3-4/0
12-56/2 6-30/1
5-48/0
6-24/1
98-357/5
8-11/1 10-27/0 3-15/1 11-39/0 15-66/2 12-34/1 14-57/0 13-26/0 6-66/0
6-16/0
53-337/3
6-28/0 10-66/0 13-138/2 8-20/0
1-0/0
4-14/0
6-37/1
5-34/0
15-42/0
DNP
DNP
12-37/0
1-0/0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
2-5/0
DNP
2-28/0
1-16/0
1-12/0
6-21/1
DNP
DNP
3-16/1
DNP
DNP
2--1/0
DNP
1-6/0
DNP
1-2/0
DNP
DNP
1-2/0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
1-1/1
1-1/1
1--6/0
1--6/0
8--55/0
1--2/0
2--38/0
3--11/0
2--4/0
-
RECEIVING
Bryant, Dez WR
Pettigrew, B. TE
Davis, Damian WR
Bowling, Bo WR
Broadway, J. WR
Hunter, Kendall RB
Mosley, Jamal TE
Toston, Keith RB
Conner, D. WR
Anyiam, Hubert WR
Johnson, Beau RB
Cooper, Josh WR
Woods, Artrell WR
Youman, Wilson TE
No-Yds/TD
64-1140/15
28-308/0
10-239/2
9-172/2
2-118/1
12-110/0
5-57/0
6-57/0
3-48/0
3-32/0
4-26/0
2-10/0
1-7/0
1-4/0
WSU
7-90/0
6-43/0
DNP
2-34/0
1-6/0
1-11/0
2-3/0
1-6/0
-
UH
9-236/3
4-66/0
1-18/0
-
MSU
DNP
1-66/1
1-8/0
1-29/0
1-3/0
1-16/0
DNP
-
TROY
6-118/3
DNP
2-22/0
1-13/0
1-23/0
2-27/0
2-25/0
1-12/0
1-14/0
DNP
-
TAMU
5-106/3
DNP
2-61/0
1-11/0
2-8/0
-
MU
7-47/0
DNP
3-76/2
2-29/0
4-27/0
2-24/0
1-12/0
DNP
-
BU
11-212/2
1-22/0
DNP
1-4/0
DNP
-
UT
6-74/0
8-83/0
1-9/1
1-31/0
1-2/0
DNP
-
ISU
9-171/4
2-22/0
2-63/0
1-10/0
1-95/1
1-23/0
1-17/0
1-7/0
1-7/0
1-4/0
TT
4-86/0
7-72/0
1-17/0
4-7/0
DNP
DNP
-
Oklahoma State Return Stats Game-by-Game (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
PUNT RETURNS
Bryant, Dez
Price, Ricky
Bowling, Bo
No-Yds
15-288
2-68
1--5
WSU
4-56
1-68
-
UH
3-75
-
MSU
2-41
-
TROY
-
TAMU
2-87
-
MU
1-6
-
BU
2-24
1--5
UT
-
ISU
1--1
1-0
-
TT
-
KICK RETURNS
Cox, Perrish
Johnson, Victor
Bryant, Dez
Johnson, Beau
Booker, Donald
Lacey, Jacob
Mosley, Jamal
Hunter, Kendall
Bowling, Bo
No-Yds
24-701
4-109
3-83
3-31
2-23
2-23
2-20
1-13
1-11
WSU
1-90
DNP
1-27
1-11
-
UH
3-65
DNP
1-7
1-13
1-9
-
MSU
2-41
-
TROY
2-50
DNP
1-33
1-19
1-13
-
TAMU
3-117
1-23
1-10
-
MU
4-99
1-23
-
BU
1-36
1-0
-
UT
3-78
1-52
1-5
-
ISU
2-55
-
TT
5-111
1-16
DNP
1-11
INT. RETURNS
Lavine, Patrick
Lacey, Jacob
Anderson, T.
Cox, Perrish
Sexton, Andre
Chinasa, Ugo
Price, Ricky
Price, Jeremiah
Gent, Justin
No-Yds
2-22
2-5
1-0
1-0
1-39
1-6
1-0
1-15
1-0
WSU
1-0
UH
-
MSU
-
TROY
1-3
1-15
-
TAMU
1-22
1-6
-
MU
1-0
1-39
1-0
-
BU
-
UT
1-2
-
ISU
1-0
1-0
-
TT
-
FUMBLE RETURNS
Chinasa, Ugo
No-Yds
1-35
WSU
-
UH
-
MSU
-
TROY
-
TAMU
1-35
MU
-
BU
-
UT
-
ISU
-
TT
-
Oklahoma State Sacks Game-by-Game (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
SACKS
Price, Jeremiah DE
Price, Ricky DB
Chinasa, Ugo DE
Sexton, Andre LB
Chatham, Jeray DL
Blatnick, Jamie DE
Jarka, Shane DE
Burton, Derek DE
UA-A
3-0
2-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
Total
3.0
2.0
2.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
0.5
0.5
WSU
1.0-3
1.0-2
-
UH
-
MSU
DNP
-
TROY
DNP
-
TAMU
1.0-12
1.0-7
-
MU
1.0-11
0.5-3
0.5-3
BU
1.0-6
1.0-2
-
UT
1.0-4
-
ISU
1.0-3
1.0-5
-
TT
-
Oklahoma State Tackle For Loss Game-by-Game (as of Nov 08, 2008)
All games
TACKLES FOR LOSS
Price, Jeremiah DE
Chinasa, Ugo DE
Price, Ricky DB
Sexton, Andre LB
Lemon, Orie LB
Jarka, Shane DE
Burton, Derek DE
Tea, Tonga DL
Miller, Swanson DT
Lavine, Patrick LB
Chatham, Jeray DL
Anderson, T. DB
Glover, Jared LB
Lacey, Jacob DB
Donaldson, C. DT
Thomas, James DB
Blatnick, Jamie DE
Bell, T.J. DB
Johnson, Victor DB
Cox, Perrish DB
Moore, Quinton
Booker, Donald LB
UA-A
6-1
6-1
3-3
2-4
1-5
2-2
2-2
1-3
2-0
1-2
2-0
1-1
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-2
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
Total
6.5
6.5
4.5
4.0
3.5
3.0
3.0
2.5
2.0
2.0
2.0
1.5
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
0.5
0.5
WSU
1.0-3
1.0-4
1.0-3
0.5-0
1.0-1
0.5-1
2.0-6
DNP
DNP
DNP
-
UH
1.0-1
2.0-6
DNP
DNP
-
MSU
0.5-0
DNP
1.0-2
0.5-1
1.0-2
-
TROY
DNP
DNP
-
TAMU
1.0-12
2.0-10
1.0-5
1.0-3
-
MU
1.5-13
0.5-1
0.5-1
0.5-2
1.5-4
0.5-3
1.0-8
0.5-5
0.5-1
DNP
-
BU
1.0-7
2.0-12
1.5-6
1.0-4
1.5-8
DNP
DNP
0.5-0
0.5-1
UT
3.0-8
0.5-0
1.0-2
0.5-1
0.5-1
DNP
DNP
1.0-1
0.5-0
-
ISU
2.0-5
1.5-2
0.5-1
1.0-3
1.0-3
1.0-12
1.0-2
1.0-5
-
TT
DNP
DNP
DNP
1.0-1
-

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