Media Guide - 2019 Cheez-It Bowl

MEDIA GUIDE DECEMBER 27, 2019

CHASE FIELD

PHOENIX, AZ

PRESS BOX OPENS • 4:15 PM • KICKOFF 8:15 PM

AIR FORCE JUNIOR QB DONALD HAMMOND

WSU SENIOR WR DEZMON PATMON

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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04 QUICK FACTS

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06 MEDIA INFO

10 GAME PREVIEW

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CHRONOLOGY

15 TEAM BREAKDOWN

CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS

CREDITS The 2019 Cheez-It® Bowl Media Guide is published by the bowl’s communications department and designed by the graphics department. It serves to assist the media with coverage of the 2019 Cheez-It® Bowl.

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07 WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS

AIR FORCE FALCONS

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NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS

CONFERENCE BREAKDOWN

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30 GAME RECAPS

EDITORS Diana Ly, Teagan Rasche CONTRIBUTORS Scott Leightman, Alex Nash

RECORDS

COVER/INTERIOR DESIGN & LAYOUT Cheyenne Brumlow, Daniel Adams, Maria Boyle PHOTOGRAPHERS Slingshot Photography, Scott Mitchell

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CHEEZ-IT® BOWL STAFF

QUICK FACTS GAME DATE

TICKETS 480.350.0911 or 800.635.5748

PREGAME GAME CEREMONIES

CHASE FIELD PRESS BOX PHONE 602.462.4565

KICKOFF TIME

NETWORK TELEVISION ESPN

CHEEZ-IT BOWL OFFICE LOCATION

NATIONAL RADIO ESPN Radio

Friday, December 27, 2019 7:45 p.m. MST 8:15 p.m. MST

Ellie and Michael Ziegler Fiesta Bowl Museum and Center 7135 East Camelback Road | Suite 190 Scottsdale, AZ 85251

OFFICE PHONE 480.350.0900

YEARS IN EXISTENCE 31

MIKE NEALY

Executive Director

SCOTT LEIGHTMAN Senior Director of Communications

ALEX NASH

Communications Coordinator

LAST YEAR’S GAME TCU 10, Cal 7 SCOTT LEIGHTMAN, SENIOR DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS sleightman@fiestabowl.org | 602.565.3147 ALEX NASH, COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR anash@fiestabowl.org | 602.625.5733 DIANA LY, COMMUNICATIONS INTERN dly@fiestabowl.org | 517.449.8453 MEDIA REGISTRATION 480.596.7020 MEDIA SHUTTLE 480.905.7994

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CHASE FIELD The sidelines aren’t what football fans are accustomed to seeing. After all, there is a dugout behind the visitor’s bench, a bullpen behind the northern endzone, no nets behind the goal posts, and the scoreboard provides a section dedicated to runs, hits and errors. Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, is one of only a handful of Major League Baseball stadiums that has been configured to accommodate a football game.

It’s one of the most innovative and fan-friendly Major League Baseball stadiums, Chase Field has served as the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks since the spring of 1998. Designed by renowned architect Ellerbe Becket, Chase Field is located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, only 4.3 miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, with Light Rail access on-site. During that time, it has hosted seven Cheez-It Bowls (formerly Cactus Bowl) as well as various other sporting and live musical events, in addition to its baseball activities.

Chase, formerly Bank One Ballpark, has played host to the 2001 World Series Champions and 2011 MLB All-Star Game. From its retractable roof – that is operated by a pair of 200-horsepower motors – to its signature swimming pool, Chase Field is one of the Valley of the Sun’s most recognizable landmarks.

The ballpark covers approximately 1,300,000 square feet, including the playing surface, and is divided into six levels: the field, main concourse, press level, suite club level, upper concourse and mechanical level.

STADIUM FACTS NAME: Chase Field FOOTBALL CONFIGURATION CAPACITY: 39,056 LARGEST CROWD: 50,180 on August 31, 2019 PLAYING SURFACE: Bull’s Eye Bermuda PRESS BOX: Located atop home plate facing southwest, the press box accommodates 200 people on two seating levels.

ELEVATORS: Chase Field offers four elevators

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MEDIA INFO MEDIA HEADQUARTERS The JW Marriott Camelback Inn Resort will serve as the primary media hotel for the Cheez-It® Bowl. Located just 20 minutes from Sky Harbor International Airport, the hotel is in close proximity to both team hotels and practice sites.

This is where both media days and all press conferences will be held, as well as where all media credentials will be distributed. There will also be a media workroom with complimentary wireless and high-speed internet access and telephones, as well as complimentary hospitality with breakfast, lunch and continuous refreshments and spirits for all credentialed media.

MEDIA CREDENTIALS Photo credentials will be required for all media requesting a credential.

No interchange of credentials is permitted. Any outlet planning to cover the Cheez-It® Bowl must have its credential needs finalized prior to game day. Credentials may also be obtained on game day at Chase Field will call beginning at 4:15 p.m.

MEDIA SHUTTLE Complimentary media shuttles will be available at the Camelback Inn from Monday, December 23 through Saturday, December 28. Shuttles will run from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. most days, and a transportation will be available for media to and from Chase Field on game day (December 27). The shuttle service is available to credentialed media only and will go throughout the Phoenix Metropolitan area. It will not be available to pick up media from the airport upon arrival. Visit the media shuttle desk located directly outside the AZ Ballroom for more information.

MEDIA HOSPITALITY The Media Lounge, located in the media center, and the Media Hospitality Suite, located at the Manor House, will be open from December 23 to December 28, from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. Please refer to the official media schedule for details on meals and open/close times, as they vary throughout the week.

The Cheez-It® Bowl Media Party will take place at the Topgolf Talking Stick beginning at 7 p.m. on December 26.

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STADIUM AVAILABILITY Limited media access to Chase Field will be available prior to game day, approval.

Media must coordinate in advance through Cheez-It® Bowl Communications Staff. Per NCAA regulations, the stadium will be closed to media during team walk-throughs.

On game day, the press box and digital media will be open to the media beginning at 4:15 p.m. Media may enter the stadium at the Media Entrance, Gate E. FREQUENCY COORDINATION Media members should pre-coordinate their wireless devices online by December 26.

Download and complete the online Frequency Coordination Form by visiting https:// www.FiestaBowl.org/Media-Room.aspx. Following submission, the requesting media outlet will receive a confirmation email to print and bring to the stadium on game day when the process is completed by turning on the device, checking the approved frequency and tagging it at the frequency coordination location.

Media outlets that do not utilize the pre-coordination option should obtain a Frequency Coordination Form at the Media Center at the Camelback Inn and must initiate the same approval process on game day in the digital media room. To minimize the possibility of interference during the Cheez-It® Bowl, all wireless microphones, intercoms, wireless video cameras and IFBs must be frequency coordinated (preferably in advance) and tagged (game day) before they can be used at the Cheez-It® Bowl. Cellular telephones and pagers are exempt from frequency coordination. Frequency coordinators Karl Voss and Jim Cole will be stationed outside the Digital Media Room prior to the game to screen all necessary equipment and affix tags. Only cameras displaying the appropriate colored tags will be allowed to operate.

PARKING Satellite trucks can begin parking on the TV Pad at Chase Field on game day, December 27, from 6 a.m. to noon. A satellite truck form can be found at www.

FiestaBowl.org/Media-Room and must be completed and submitted to the Cheez-It® Bowl Communications Staff prior to game day. All satellite trucks must provide their own power via a generator. On game day, vehicle parking will be located in the garage on the south side of Chase Field and must be requested on the credential request form.

MEDIA INFO (CONT.) LIVE TELECASTS On game day, non-originating telecasters may originate live programming from the field until 45 minutes prior to kickoff. Live programming may resume after ESPN has discontinued its live coverage after the game. Television stations or networks may use a maximum of three minutes of taped footage on news programs only after ESPN has discontinued its live coverage after the game. The graphic “Courtesy ESPN” must accompany all highlights.

PRESS BOX AND DIGITAL MEDIA Located in the southwest corner, the press box accommodates approximately 80 working media members. There is also a national television broadcast booth, coaches booths, an officials booth, a scoreboard and PA control booth, a stats booth and four radio booths.

Located behind home plate in the Audi Quattro Lounge with access from the field level and service level, the Digital Media Room will provide space for photographers and print media and have televisions to monitor game action. The room offers high-speed internet, wireless internet, phones and power.

A complimentary pregame meal, halftime snack and postgame dessert will be served to all credentialed media in the press box, auxiliary press box and digital media room.

Drinks and snacks will be available when the press box opens through postgame.

STATISTIC SERVICE A professional statistical services company will provide all statistical information.

Statistical books, consisting of a scoring summary, individual stats, team stats, quarter stats, descriptive play-by-play, drive charts, defensive stats, coaches and players quotes and new game records will be available as quickly as possible in the press box and Postgame Press Conference Room. A play-by-play account of down and distance will be provided verbally over the press box public address system and over a hard line for television and radio. Quick quotes from coaches and players attending the postgame press conference and quick stats will be distributed as soon as possible in the press box and Digital Media Room.

SIDELINE RESTRICTIONS Photographers and videographers with sideline access must wear their assigned ENG vest at all times shooting the game. They are not permitted within the Team Bench Are (inside the 25-yard lines) at any time and must remain behind the 12-foot restraining line surrounding the field. This policy will be strictly enforced.

Videographers who are granted field access will be allowed to shoot b-roll during the game in three of the four quadrants at Chase Field. Videographers will not be able to shoot in the quadrant nearest the left field foul pole. Questions regarding this policy can be submitted to the contacts below. Diagrams will be provided closer to the game.

FIELD ACCESS Designated media members are allowed on the field with five minutes or less remaining in the game. The press box elevator will initially leave with seven minutes remaining in the game.

CLOSED LOCKER ROOMS Locker rooms will be closed to media following the game. All media are invited to attend the postgame press conference where the head coach and select players will be available. Upon request and team approval, additional players will be available to the media in stations outside the locker rooms.

POSTGAME The winning head coach and the entire team will remain on the field at the conclusion of the game for award ceremonies. Presentation of the winning team trophy and the outstanding player trophies will be made immediately following the conclusion of the game and broadcast by ESPN. The head coaches and a minimum of two starters from each team will be available in the Postgame Press Conference Room (located on the field level near the media elevator) after a brief cooling-off period. The head coach and starters from the runner-up team will be escorted into the Press Conference Room after a 10-minute cooling-off period, which begins when the head coach enters the locker room. The head coach and starters from the winning team will be escorted into the Press Conference Room after a 20-minute cooling-off period, which begins after the conclusion of the trophy presentation.

If you have any questions, please contact the Cheez-It® Bowl Communications Staff: Scott Leightman, Senior Director of Communications sleightman@fiestabowl.org | 602.565.3147 Alex Nash, Communications Coordinator anash@fiestabowl.org | 602-625-5733

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AIR FORCE FALCONS AIR FORCE THIS SEASON

AIR FORCE HEAD COACH

A strong rushing attack and discipline play led Air Force to its 400th program win this season. The Falcons went 10-2 for fourth best in program history and finished 7-1 in conference play. Air Force was a perfect 6-0 at home in Colorado Springs. Starting on October 12, Air Force went on a seven-game winning streak, the program’s longest in one season since 1998 and seventh overall in program history. An early-season 30-23 win over Colorado snapped a five-game losing streak to the Buffaloes. Air Force heads to the Cheez-It® Bowl for the second time in program history, while becoming bowl-eligible for the first time since 2016.

In 2006, Troy Calhoun left the Houston Texans of the NFL as offensive coordinator to serve as the head coach for Air Force’s football team, where he has led the program to great success, going 97-69 overall. In his first season with the Falcons, Calhoun led Air Force to nine wins, tying him for the most wins ever at a service academy by a first-year head coach, matching the mark set by Ben Martin in 1958. The 2007 Mountain West Conference Coach of the Year is in his 13th season with Air Force and has guided his teams to 10 bowl bids, including this year’s Cheez-It Bowl.

MATCHUP HISTORY

Troy Garnhart | troy.garnhart@usafa.edu | 719-333-9263 Dave Toller | dave.toller@usafa.edu | 719-333-3478

The Cheez-It® Bowl will mark the first meeting between Air Force and Washington State.

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AIR FORCE PRIMARY MEDIA CONTACT

WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS WASHINGTON STATE THIS SEASON

WASHINGTON STATE HEAD COACH

Washington State won its last two home games to become bowl eligible for the fifth consecutive year and enters the Cheez-It® Bowl for the second time in program history. Starting the season 3-0 and ranked in the top-25, the Cougars (6-6, 3-6) rolled through their non-conference slate with wins against New Mexico State, Northern Colorado and Houston. During conference play, the Cougars defense got back on track at homecoming against Colorado where they limited the Buffs to 320 yards and recorded three takeaways for a 41-10 victory. Finding themselves in close games in conference play, three of WSU’s losses were by four points or less.

In his first trip to the Insight (now Cheez-It®) Bowl, Mike Leach engineered the largest comeback in NCAA Division I bowl history after Texas Tech scored 31 unanswered points in the second half of regulation and a touchdown in overtime to win over Minnesota, 44-41. Leach, the 2018 AFCA National Coach of the Year and 2018 Pac-12 Coach of the Year, is now in his seventh season at Washington State after being named the Cougars’ head football coach, Nov. 30, 2011. He has guided WSU to five bowl appearances in his first seven years, including each of the last four years, a program first. Leach brought a proven record of winning to Pullman, serving 10 seasons as a head coach, all at Texas Tech (2000-09), where his program earned 10 bowl bids and recorded a school-record of 84 victories during his tenure.

MATCHUP HISTORY The Cheez-It® Bowl will mark the first meeting between Air Force and Washington State.

WASHINGTON STATE PRIMARY MEDIA CONTACT Bill Stevens | wsstevens@wsu.edu | 509-335-4294 Bobby Alworth | bobby.alworth@wsu.edu | 509-335-5785 CHEEZITBOWL.COM

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CHEEZ-IT® BOWL GAME PREVIEW At first blush, the Cheez-It® Bowl featuring Washington State and the Air Force Academy appears to be a match made in mismatch heaven.

Washington State passes the ball. Air Force runs it. It is about as simple as that.

Few teams on college landscape are more diametrically opposed in their style of play than the Cougars and Falcons, who will meet in the 2019 edition of the Cheez-It® Bowl, which has played in three different venues since its inception in 1989.

It is a style difference, not a mindset difference.

An illustrious son of Washington explained it well.

“Now if a ‘6’ turned out to be ‘9,’ I don’t mind,” Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and college football aficionado Jimi Hendrix wrote. “I got my own world to live through, and I ain’t going to copy you.”

There is more than one way to skin an opponent.

Innovation, meet creativity.

A deeper dig into this year’s game lends a different perspective.

Outside-the-(tackle)-box thinking, meet application.

Both Air Force (10-2) and Washington State (6-6) have gained a significant edge by using schemes that are on far opposite sides of the norm.

The approach not only provides an edge by creating week-to-week preparation headaches for opponents, but it also has turned bowl game appearances into an almost yearly occurrence over the last decade.

Apparent polar opposites can attract.

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Both Washington State and Air Force move the football better than most.

They score more than most. They win more than most. Air Force enters on a seven-game winning streak, the program’s longest since the 1998 team won eight in a row.

CHEEZ-IT BOWL GAME PREVIEW (CONT.) “I’ve always followed (Air Force), one, because they’ve always been a high-achieving team,” Washington State coach Mike Leach said. “That alone commands attention. And the other thing. You know, if I didn’t throw the ball … I admire the option, and I always felt our brand of football really kind of started with the wishbone, because what the wishbone always did such a good job of is distribution. All the skill positions touch the ball.

“And they (Falcons) are pretty good at stretching the field side-toside, and better at stretching it upfield than they’ve ever gotten credit for, because some of those pitches take place after they begin to get upfield. I feel like a lot of our space concepts came from the wishbone. The distribution, in particular, was something we admired the most. And in our case, it became how to do it.”

The Falcons and Cougars can stretch some fields. Each rank in the top 22 NCAA Division I in scoring, Washington State ranking 11th (39.2 points a game) and Air Force tied for 22nd (34.3).

Cougars quarterback Anthony Gordon, in his first season as a starter, has thrown for an NCAA-high 5,228 yards, more than 500 yards more than LSU’s Joe Burrow, and he also leads the NCAA with 5,220 yards total offense and 38 completions per game. The Cougars also lead Division I in passing yards (444.3 per game) and are sixth in total offense (516.8 yards).

Falcons quarterback Donald Hamilton III orchestrates an option attack that has rushed for an average of 292.7 yards per game, third in the NCAA entering bowl season, and 37 touchdowns. Four Falcons, including Hammond III, have rushed for at least 490 yards. And guess who leads the NCAA in passing efficiency? Air Force, of course, which has a 203.7 rating despite throwing only 114 passes, the-second fewest in Division I. The Falcons are second in third-down efficiency, converting 54.8 percent of the times.

Oil up the scoreboard and prepare for a big night.

“Oh, goodness,” Air Force head coach Troy Calhoun said.

“What a challenge it is, most certainly. Mike has done a sensational job, even going back at Kentucky, even prior to that. Some of the places where they were, he’s just been incredible. He’s the one that truly launched Oklahoma back into such a prominent program. And the job he did at both Texas Tech and, certainly, the amazing job they’ve done at Washington State. The production, the quality of their execution, and really the difficulty in trying to assimilate what they do.

“It’s going to be a gigantic challenge. You’ve heard me say it before. I do think our guys embrace challenges. This is going to be one unlikely encounter that will be real.”

A Leach-coached team has played Air Force in this game once before, when he guided Texas Tech to a 55-41 victory in the 1995 Copper Bowl played in Tucson’s Arizona Stadium. Leach’s offense generated 619 yards total offense. The Falcons had 449 yards rushing and 532 total yards.

While area fans could bond with Pac-12 Washington State because of its many trips to the Valley, the Falcons could expect support from the local military installations, including Luke Air Force Base in suburban Glendale and Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson.

“There will be a bunch of people in blue,” Calhoun said. “We might be the away team, yet at the same time, we will have a bunch of people there … a bunch of proud, proud veterans. For us to be part of the Cheez-It® Bowl is beyond a privilege.”

The Cougars became bowl eligible with a 54-53 victory over Oregon State on the penultimate week of the regular season, a victory Gordon celebrated by rolling his helmet onto the homer turf at Martin Stadium.

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AIR FORCE SOPHOMORE FB TIMOTHY JACKSON

WSU SOPHOMORE RB MAX BORGHI

CHEEZ-IT BOWL GAME PREVIEW (CONT.) Bowling is more than an indoor sport for these teams. Washington State will play in a bowl game for a school-record fifth straight season and for the sixth time in seven seasons. Calhoun has led the Falcons to nine bowl appearances in the previous 12 seasons. The Cougars postseason success is one of the reasons athletic director Pat Chun recently announced the addition of another year to Leach’s contract, which now runs through the 2024 season.

Washington State’s bowl history dates to a 1916 Rose Bowl appearance against Brown, a 14-0 victory that included some extra-curricular work.

Cougars’ players served as extras in the movie “Tim Brown of Harvard” in the morning before practicing in the afternoon. In the afternoons, coach William “Lone Star” Dietz supervised practice in what was described as his normal coaching attire — a silk hat, Prince Albert cutaway coat, striped pants, yellow gloves and a walking stick. Is there any reason to doubt the sometimes theatrical Leach fits on this campus?

Quarterbacks Timm Rosenbach and Drew Bledsoe took their turns in leading the Cougars to bowl games in the 1980s and early 1990s, and Bledsoe had one of the best games in Cheez-It® Bowl history in 1992, when the game was known as the Copper bowl and was played in Tucson.

Bledsoe signaled what was to come in a lengthy NFL career by throwing for 476 yards and a pair of touchdowns, and he drove the Cougars to the 5-yard line before Aaron Price kicked the winning field goal in a 31-28 victory over Utah. Washington State ran 89 plays and had 636 yards total offense.

The Cougars’ recent bowl run includes a 20-14 victory over Miami, Fla., in the 2015 Sun Bowl and a 28-26 victory over Iowa State in the 2018 Alamo Bowl, where mustachioed quarterback Gardner Minshew II starred.

Minshew, like Gordon playing in his only season as the starter, passed for 299 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another score to beat the Cyclones as the No. 12 Cougars set the school season record with 11 victories. Returnee wide receiver Renard Bell had a touchdown reception,

and Max Borghi capped his strong freshman season on a 10-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter for a decisive 28-20 lead.

Air Force may have been a relative late-comer to college football while playing its first varsity schedule in 1956, but the Falcons made an almost immediate ascension into the bowl game elite under legendary coach and offensive maestro Ben Martin. Martin won 96 games in 20 seasons and had a stretch of six straight winning seasons, more difficult in those days because the Falcons were an independent and often had to schedule up (and play away from home) in order to find meaningful competition.

Martin took the 9-0-2 Falcons, the only undefeated team in academy history, to the 1958 Cotton Bowl in his first season, where they played TCU to a 0-0 tie in 48-degree weather. Bill Parcells spent the 1978 season as the Falcons’ coach after Martin retired, and the only three coaches who have followed him — Ken Hatfield, Fisher DeBerry and now Calhoun — have made postseason play a common occurrence, a remarkable record considering the constraints placed on the pool of recruits available to the Air Force or any military academy, where post-graduate service is required.

Calhoun has led the Falcons to nine bowl appearances in the previous 12 seasons, when they have compiled records of 10-3 twice, 9-4 twice and 8-5 twice. The 2016 team capped their most recent 10-3 season with a lopsided 45-21 victory over South Alabama in the Arizona Bowl in Tucson.

In that one, the Falcons showed a little of the versatility they might bring into the Cheez-It® Bowl today. They had 460 yards total offense, 253 yards and rushing and 207 passing, while rolling up a dominating 20-minute, 52-second edge in time of possession. They passed only 10 times, but completed seven for big yardage.

“I guess other than this bowl game — being an American and everything — I always root for the Air Force,” Leach said. “Couldn’t be more excited to get on the field and play a team of the quality of Air Force.”

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CHRONOLOGY DATE

12.26.18 12.26.17 12.27.16 01.02.16 01.02.15 12.28.13 12.29.12 12.30.11 12.28.10 12.31.09 12.31.08 12.31.07 12.29.06 12.27.05 12.28.04 12.26.03 12.26.02 12.29.01 12.28.00

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TEAMS

TCU Cal Kansas State CLA Baylor Boise State West Virginia Arizona State Oklahoma State Washington Kansas State Michigan TCU Michigan State Iowa Oklahoma Missouri Iowa Minnesota Iowa State Kansas Minnesota Indiana Oklahoma State Texas Tech Minnesota Arizona State Rutgers Notre Dame Oregon State California Virginia Tech Pittsburgh Oregon State Syracuse Kansas State Pittsburgh Iowa State

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10 7 (OT) 35 17 31 12 43 42 30 22 31 14 16 17 14 31 24 27 13 14 42 21 33 49 44 41 (OT) 45 40 21 38 52 49 38 13 26 3 29 37

COACHES

Gary Patterson Justin Wilcox Bill Snyder Jedd Fisch Jim Grobe Bryan Harsin Dana Holgorsen Todd Graham Mike Gundy Chris Peterson Bill Snyder Brady Hoke Gary Patterson Mark Dantonio Kirk Ferentz Bob Stoops Gary Pinkel Kirk Ferentz Tim Brewster Paul Rhoads Mark Mangino Tim Brewster Bill Lynch Mike Gundy Mike Leach Glen Mason Dirk Koetter Greg Schiano Kent Baer (interim) Mike Riley Jeff Tedford Frank Beamer Walt Harris Dennis Erickson Paul Pasqualoni Bill Snyder Walt Harris Dan McCarney

RECORD

7-6 7-6 8-5 6-7 7-6 10-3 9-5 6-8 8-6 7-6 7-5 7-5 7-6 7-6 7-6 10-3 10-3 8-5 6-7 7-6 8-5 7-6 7-6 7-6 8-6 6-7 7-5 7-5 6-6 7-5 8-5 8-6 9-4 8-5 10-3 6-6 7-5 9-3

ATTENDANCE

33,121 32,859 33,328 39,321 35,409 53,284 44,617 54,247 53,453 45,090 49,103 48,892 48,391 43,536 45,917 42,364 40,533 40,028 41,813

WEATHER

Partly Cloudy 62 degrees Clear 66 degrees Clear 50 degrees Clear 50 degrees Clear 38 degrees High Clouds 61 degrees Clear 53 degrees Clear 62 degrees Clear 57 degrees Clear 63 degrees Clear 73 degrees Clear 64 degrees Clear 54 degrees Clear 67 degrees Rain 60 degrees Clear 59 degrees Chilly 46 degrees Clear 58 degrees Clear 64 degrees

TV

2.9 2.0 1.4 1.2 2.4 3.0 3.0 3.5 2.6 0.8 1.2 1.1 1.0 3.3 2.9 3.1 3.4 1.6 2.6

PLAYERS OF THE GAME

Sewo Olonilua, TCU Jaylinn Hawkins, Cal Alex Delton, Kansas St. Denzel Goolsby, Kansas St. KD Cannon, BU Tyrone Hunt, BU Skyler Howard, WV Shaq Petteway, WV Desmond Roland, OSU Seth Jacobs, OSU Tyler Lockett, KSU Dante Barnett, KSU Le’Veon Bell, MSU William Gholston, MSU Blake Bell, OU Jamell Fleming, OU Marcus Coker, IA Micah Hyde, IA Alexander Robinson, ISU Christopher Lyle, ISU Dezmon Briscoe, KU James Holt, KU Zac Robinson, OSU Donovan Woods, OSU Graham Harrell, TT Antonio Huffman, TT Rudy Carpenter, ASU Jamar Williams, ASU Derek Anderson, OSU Trent Bray, OSU Aaron Rodgers, CAL Ryan Gutierrez, CAL Brandon Miree, PITT Claude Harriot, PITT James Mungro, SYR Clifton Smith, SYR Sage Rosenfels, ISU Reggie Hayward, ISU

CHRONOLOGY (CONT.) DATE

12.31.99 12.26.98 12.27.97 12.27.96 12.27.95 12.29.94 12.29.93 12.29.92 12.31.91 12.31.90 12.31.89

TEAMS

Colorado Boston College Missouri West Virginia New Mexico Arizona Wisconsin Utah Air Force Texas Tech BYU Oklahoma Kansas State Wyoming Washington State Utah Baylor Indiana Wyoming California Arizona North Carolina St.

SCORE

62 28 34 31 14 20 38 10 41 55 31 6 52 17 31 28 0 24 15 17 17 10

COACHES

Gary Barnett Tom O’Brien Larry Smith Don Nehlen Dennis Franchione Dick Tomey Barry Alvarez Ron McBride Fisher DeBerry Spike Dykes LaVell Edwards Gary Gibbs Bill Snyder Joe Tiller Mike Price Ron McBride Grant Teaff Bill Mallory Paul Roach Bruce Snyder Dick Tomey Dick Sheridan

RECORD

7-5 8-4 8-4 8-4 9-4 7-5 8-5 8-4 8-5 9-3 10-3 6-6 9-2-1 8-4 9-3 6-6 8-4 7-4-1 9-4 7-4-1 8-4 7-5

ATTENDANCE

35,762 36,147 49,385 42,122 41,004 45,122 49,075 40,826 35,751 36,340 37,237

WEATHER

Partly Cloudy 62 degrees Partly Cloudy 62 degrees Clear & Cool 47 degrees Partly Cloudy 60 degrees Clear 58 degrees Partly Cloudy 65 degrees Clear 64 degrees Cloudy 61 degrees Clear 55 degrees Clear 69 degrees Clear 59 degrees

TV

2.0 3.0 2.4 2.5 3.2 3.8 2.9 3.0

PLAYERS OF THE GAME

Cortlen Johnson, COL Jashon Sykes, COL Marc Bulger, WVU Jeff Marriott, MU Trung Canidate, ARIZ Jimmy Sprotte, ARIZ Ron Dayne, UW Tarek Saleh, UW Zebby Lethridge, TT Mickey Dalton, AF Jamal Willis, BYU Broderick Simpson, OU Andre Coleman, KSU Kenny McEntyre, KSU Phillip Bobo & Drew Bledsoe, WSU Kareem Leary, UTAH Vaughn Dunbar, IU Mark Hagen, IU Mike Pawlawski, CAL Robert Midgett, WYO Shane Montgomery, NCSU Scott Geyer, ARIZ

CALIFORNIA QB AARON RODGERS WAS AWARDED OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME IN THE 15TH ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL.

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NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS FRED BILETNIKOFF AWARD

JIM THORPE AWARD

JOHN MACKEY AWARD

(Outstanding Wide Receiver) 2000 Antonio Bryant, Pittsburgh 2002 Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh 2004 Mike Hass, Oregon State 2006 Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech

(Outstanding Defensive Back) 1989 Darryll Lewis, Arizona 2001 Terrance Newman, Kansas State

(Outstanding Tight End) 2006 Matt Spaeth, Minnesota 1999 Daniel Graham, Colorado

MAXWELL AWARD

HEISMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY

(Outstanding Football Player) 1996 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin 2004 Brady Quinn, Notre Dame

(Outstanding Player) 1996 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin

WALTER CAMP AWARD (Player of the Year) 1996 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin 2002 Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh DOAK WALKER AWARD (Outstanding National Running Back) 1995 Byron Hanspard, Texas Tech 1996 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin

LOU GROZA AWARD (Outstanding Place Kicker) 2005 Alexis Serna, Oregon State 2016 Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State DAVE RIMINGTON TROPHY (Outstanding Center) 2003 Jake Grove, Virginia Tech

2002 BILETNIKOFF AWARD AND WALTER CAMP AWARD WINNER LARRY FITZGERALD.

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JOHNNY UNITAS GOLDEN ARM AWARD (Outstanding Senior Quarterback) 2004 Brady Quinn, Notre Dame 2006 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech RAY GUY AWARD (Outstanding Punter) 1999 Mark Mariscal, Colorado 2007 Matt Fodge, Oklahoma State

2004 JOHNNY UNITAS GOLDEN ARM AWARD AND MAXWELL AWARD WINNER BRADY QUINN.

CONFERENCE BREAKDOWN CONFERENCE

TEAMS GAMES WON LOST PCT.

American Athletic Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Big 12 Conference Big Ten Conference FBS Independents Mountain West Conference Pac-12 Conference Southeastern Conference

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BIG 12 CONFERENCE

PAC-12 CONFERENCE

BIG TEN CONFERENCE

ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE

AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

Baylor 1-1 Iowa State 2-0 Kansas 1-0 Kansas State 3-1 Oklahoma 1-1 Oklahoma State 2-0 TCU 1-1 Texas Tech 2-0 West Virginia 1-1

Arizona 2-0 Arizona State 1-1 California 2-1 Colorado 1-0 Oregon State 1-1 Utah 0-2 Washington 0-1 Washington State 1-0 UCLA 0-1

Indiana 1-1 Iowa 1-1 Michigan 0-1 Michigan State 1-0 Minnesota 0-3 Rutgers 0-1 Wisconsin 1-0

Boston College 0-1 NC State 0-1 Pittsburgh 1-1 Syracuse 1-0 Virginia Tech 0-1

Rutgers

TOTALS 14-5

TOTALS 8-7

0-1

TOTALS 0-1

FBS INDEPENDENTS BYU 1-0 Notre Dame 0-1 TOTALS 1-1

TOTALS 2-4

TOTALS 4-6 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE

Missouri 1-1

Air Force 0-1 New Mexico 0-1 Wyoming 0-2 Boise State 0-1

TOTALS 1-1

TOTALS 0-5

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TEAM BREAKDOWNS TEAM DATE

SCORE

TEAM DATE

SCORE

Air Force (0-1)

December 27, 1995

Texas Tech 55, Air Force 41

New Mexico (0-1)

December 27, 1997

Arizona 20, New Mexico 14

Arizona (2-0)

December 27, 1997 December 31, 1989

Arizona 20, New Mexico 14 Arizona 17, NC State 10

North Carolina State (0-1)

December 31, 1989

Arizona 17, NC State 10

Arizona State (1-1)

January 2, 2016 December 27, 2005

West Virginia 43, Arizona State 42 Arizona State 45, Rutgers 40

Notre Dame (0-1)

December 28, 2004

Oregon State 38, Notre Dame 21

Baylor (1-1)

December 31, 1991 December 27, 2016

Indiana 24, Baylor 0 Baylor 31, Boise State 12

Oklahoma (1-1)

December 30, 2011 December 29, 1994

Oklahoma 31, Iowa 14 BYU 31, Oklahoma 6

Boise State (0-1)

December 27, 2016

Baylor 31, Boise State 12

Oklahoma State (2-0)

January 2, 2015 December 31, 2007

Oklahoma State 30, Washington 20 Oklahoma State 49, Indiana 33

Boston College (0-1)

December 31, 1999

Colorado 62, Boston College 28

Oregon State (1-1)

December 28, 2004 December 26, 2002

Oregon State 38, Notre Dame 21 Pittsburgh 38, Oregon State 13

Brigham Young (1-0)

December 29, 1994

BYU 31, Oklahoma 6

California (2-1)

December 26, 2003 December 31, 1990 December 26, 2018

California 52, Virginia Tech 49 California 17, Wyoming 15 TCU 10, California 7 (OT)

Pittsburgh (1-1)

December 26, 2002 December 28, 2000

Pittsburgh 38, Oregon State 13 Iowa State 37, Pittsburgh 29

Rutgers (0-1)

December 27, 2005

Arizona State 45, Rutgers 40

Colorado (1-0)

December 31, 1999

Colorado 62, Boston College 28

Syracuse (1-0)

December 29, 2001

Syracuse 26, Kansas State 3

Indiana (1-1)

December 31, 2007 December 31, 1991

Oklahoma State 49, Indiana 33 Indiana 24, Baylor 0

TCU (1-1)

December 29, 2012 December 26, 2018

Michigan State 17, TCU 16 TCU 10, California 7 (OT)

Iowa (1-1)

December 30, 2011 December 28, 2010

Oklahoma 31, Iowa 14 Iowa 27, Missouri 24

Texas Tech (2-0)

December 29, 2006 December 27, 1995

Texas Tech 44, Minnesota 41 (OT) Texas Tech 55, Air Force 41

Iowa State (2-0)

December 31, 2009 December 28, 2000

Iowa State 14, Minnesota 13 Iowa State 37, Pittsburgh 29

UCLA (0-1)

December 27, 2017

Kansas State 35, UCLA 17

Kansas (1-0)

December 31, 2008

Kansas 42, Minnesota 21

Utah (0-2)

December 27, 1996 December 29, 1992

Wisconsin 38, Utah 10 Washington State 31, Utah 28

Kansas State (3-1)

December 28, 2013 December 29, 2001 December 29, 1993 December 27, 2017

Kansas State 31, Michigan 14 Syracuse 26, Kansas State 3 Kansas State 52, Wyoming 17 Kansas State 35, UCLA 17

Virginia Tech (0-1)

December 26, 2003

California 52, Virginia Tech 49

Washington (0-1)

January 2, 2015

Oklahoma State 30, Washington 22

Washington State (1-0)

December 29, 1992

Washington State 31, Utah 28

Michigan (0-1)

December 28, 2013

Kansas State 31, Michigan 14

Michigan State (1-0)

December 29, 2012

Michigan State 17, TCU 16

West Virginia (1-1)

January 2, 2016 December 26, 1998

West Virginia 43, Arizona State 42 Missouri 34, West Virginia 31

Minnesota (0-3)

December 31, 2009 December 31, 2008 December 29, 2006

Iowa State 14, Minnesota 13 Kansas 42, Minnesota 21 Texas Tech 44, Minnesota 41 (OT)

Wisconsin (1-0)

December 27, 1996

Wisconsin 38, Utah 10

Missouri (1-1)

December 28, 2010 December 26, 1998

Iowa 27, Missouri 24 Missouri 34, West Virginia 31

Wyoming (0-3)

December 29, 1993 December 31, 1990 December 31, 2008

Kansas State 52, Wyoming 17 California 17, Wyoming 15 Kansas 42, Minnesota 21

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MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE • The Mountain West is headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

• In its 21st season, the MW is comprised of 11 all-sport members: the United States Air Force Academy, Boise State University, Colorado State University, Fresno State, University of Nevada, University of New Mexico, San Diego State University, San José State University, UNLV, Utah State University and University of Wyoming. In addition, the University of Hawai‘i and Colorado College participate in the Mountain West as single-sport members in football and women’s soccer, respectively.

• The Mountain West is noted for its geographic diversity. Some of the most beautiful terrain and landscapes in the nation can be found within Mountain West boundaries, including the majestic Rocky Mountain range, which borders five MW institutions (Air Force, Boise State, Colorado State, New Mexico and Utah State).

The high plains of Wyoming (elevation 7,220 feet – the highest Division I campus in the nation) contrast with the desert cities of Las Vegas and Reno, home to UNLV and Nevada, respectively, while Fresno State, San Diego State and San José State add a West coast influence with their locations in Central, Southern and Northern California. The inclusion of the Hawai‘i football program extends the Mountain West footprint to the beautiful islands in the Pacific Ocean, while the addition of the women’s soccer program at Colorado College gives the MW an additional presence in the Rocky Mountains.

• The Mountain West has marked several achievements during its first 20 years, most notably becoming the first to establish a sports television network dedicated solely to an intercollegiate athletic conference (The Mtn.).

• The Mountain West also was the first to experiment with the coaches’ challenge in the college football instant replay system, and was the first non-automatic-qualifying BCS conference to

• Currently, the Pac-12 sponsors 11 men’s sports and 13 women’s sports, with women’s lacrosse a new addition for the 2017-18 academic year and beach volleyball having been added in 2015-16.

• Additionally, the Conference is a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) in four other men’s sports and two women’s sports.

PAC-12 CONFERENCE • The Pac-12 Conference is headquartered in San Francisco, California in the SOMA district.

• Built on a firm foundation of academic excellence and superior athletic performance, the Pac-12 Conference renewed its undisputed claim as the Conference of Champions® in 2016-17, becoming the first conference to win 500 NCAA Championships.

• The Pac-12 led the nation in 2017-18 with 13 NCAA crowns.

• The Pac-12 has led or tied the nation in NCAA Championships in 52 of the last 58 years, the only exceptions being in 1980-81, 1988-89, 1990-91 and 1995-96 when the Conference finished second, and only twice finished third in 1998-99 and 2004-05.

participate in four BCS bowl games, winning three.

• In the inaugural year of the new College Football Playoff system, Boise State earned the automatic slot into a New Year’s Six bowl game as the highest-ranked champion from the Group of Five 5 conferences. The Broncos defeated then 10th-ranked Arizona 3830 in the VIZIO Fiesta Bowl.

• In 2011-12, the Mountain West was among the first conferences to implement a league-wide state-of-the-art basketball instant replay system.

• The MW has produced 1,214 All-America selections among its 18 sponsored sports.

• In the classroom, 212 student-athletes have earned Academic AllAmerica honors.

• 43 MW student-athletes have been awarded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships.

• 50 Mountain West student-athletes have won individual NCAA championships, while the league is home to five team NCAA titles.

• For the 13th-consecutive year, the Pac-12 had the most or tied for the most NCAA titles of any conference in the country, winning at least six every year since 2000-01. No other conference has won doubledigit NCAA crowns in a single year, the Pac-12 doing so nine times, including a record 14 in 1996-97.

• Spanning over a century of outstanding athletics achievements, The Pac-12 has claimed 526 NCAA Championships (300 men’s, 183 women’s, 30 combined), nearly 200 more than the next league. It was also the first to win 400 championships then surpassed 450 when Colorado and Utah joined the league in 2010-11.

• On the women’s side, the story is much the same. Since the NCAA began conducting women’s championships 36 years ago, Pac-12 members have claimed at least four national titles in a single season on 26 occasions, including a current streak of 18-consecutive years, dating back to 2000.

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30TH ANNUAL CHEEZ-IT® BOWL DECEMBER 26, 2018 | CHASE FIELD | PHOENIX, AZ | ATTENDANCE 33,121

10 TEXAS CHRISTIAN

7 CALIFORNIA Scoring 1 2 3 4 OT F TCU 0 0 7 0 3 10 Cal

7 0 0 0 0 7

HEAD COACHES Gary Patterson, TCU Justin Wilcox. Cal OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Sewo Olonilua, TCU DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Jaylinn Hawkins, Cal WEATHER Partly Cloudy, 62 degrees TELEVISION ESPN TOTAL PAYOUT $2 million (total)

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

TCU CAL 0 7 Chase Garbers 4-yard run (Greg Thomas kick) 7 7 Sewo Olonilua 1-yard run (Jonathan Song kick) 10 7 Jonathan Song27-yard field goal

RUSHING TCU Sewo Olonilua 32-194-TD Emari Demercado 13-51 Jalen Reagor 3-9 Grayson Muehlstein 9-8 Taye Barber 1-4 Justin Rogers 1-(-4)

PASSING TCU Grayson Muehlstein – 7/20, 27 Yds, 4 INT Justin Rogers – 1-1, 1 Yd

CAL Christopher Brown 14-57 Patrick Laird 7-29 Chase Garbers 7-23-TD Jeremiah Hawkins 1-(-1) Chase Forest 1-(-8)

CAL Chase Garbers – 12/19, 93 Yds, 3 INT Chase Forrest – 5/14, 71 Yds, 2 INT

YARDSTICK TCU CAL 16 First Downs 59-262 Rushes-Yards 28 Passing Yards 8-21-4 Passes 28-70 Return Yards 6-268 Punts 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 3-30 Penalties-Yards

RECEIVING TCU Jaelan Austin 1-15 Ni’Jeel Meeking 2-4 Jarrison Stewart 1-4 Taye Barber 2-3 Sewo Olnilua 1-1 Derius Davis 1-1

14 30-100 164 17-33-5 0-0 9-350 0-0 3-20

CAL Kanawai Noa 2-43 Maurice Ways 3-37 Jordan Duncan 1-33 Nikko Remigio 5-21 McCall Castles 1-15 Christopher Brown Jr. 3-14 Ian Bunting 1-4 Patrick Laird 1-(-3)

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17 UCLA Scoring Kansas State UCLA

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2 3 4 F 0 14 14 35 14 0 0 17

PHOENIX, AZ | ATTENDANCE 32,859 HEAD COACHES Bill Snyder, Kansas State Jedd Fisch, UCLA OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Alex Delton, Kansas State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Denzel Goolsby, Kansas State WEATHER Clear, 66 degrees TELEVISION ESPN TOTAL PAYOUT $2 million (total)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING ucla Bo Olorunfunmi 12-30-0 Demetri Felton 4-21-0 Devon Modster 2-19-0 Mique Juarez 1-11-0 Christian Pabico 1-0-0 Soso Jamabo 2-0-0 Brand Stephens 2-0-0 Kolton Miller 1-0-0

JJ Molson 44 Yd Field Goal Alex Delton 68 Yd Run (Matthew McCrane PAT good) Jordan Lasley 52 Yd Pass from Devon Modster (JJ Molson PAT good) Theo Howard 70 Yd Pass from Devon Modster (JJ Molson PAT good) Alex Delton 1 Yd Run (Matthew McCrane PAT good) Dominique Heath 8 Yd Pass from Alex Delton (Matthew McCrane PAT good) Alex Barnes 41 Yd Run (Matthew McCrane PAT good) Alex Delton 3 Yd Run (Matthew McCrane PAT good)

PASSING UCLA Devon Modster – 21/34, 295 Yds, 2 TD

YARDSTICK UCLA KSU 14 First Downs 25-69 Rushes-Yards 295 Passing Yards 21-34 Passes 100-4 Return Yards 4-179 Punts 1-1 Fumbles-Lost 2-20 Penalties-Yards

HOW THEY SCORED ucla ksu 3 0 3 7 10 7 17 7 17 14 17 21 17 28 17 35

21 49-344 79 10-17 95-0 3-129 0-0 8-73

RECEIVING ucla Jordan Lasley 8-128-1 Theo Howard 8-119-1 Bo Olorunfunmi 2-13-0 Jordan Wilson 1-18-0 Christian Pabico 1-11-0 Soso Jamabo 1-6-0

KSU Alex Delton 20-160-3 Alex Barnes 12-118-1 Isaiah Zuber 1-37-0 Justin Silmon 2-13-0 Mike McCoy 2-8-0 Skylar Thompson 5-8-0 Tyler Burns 2-5-0 Dalvin Warmack 1-3-0 Winston Dimel 4-3-0

KSU Alex Delton – 7/10, 52 Yds, 1 TD Skylar Thompson – 3/7, 27 Yds, 1 INT ksu Dominique Heath 5-49-1 Byron Pringle 2-19-0 Winston Dimel 1-9-0 Justin Silmon 1-1-0 Alex Barnes 1-1-0

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28TH ANNUAL MOTEL 6 CACTUS BOWL DECEMBER 27, 2016 | CHASE FIELD | PHOENIX, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 33,328

31 BAYLOR

12 BOISE STATE SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Baylor 7 14 3 7 31 Boise State 0 6 0 6 12

HEAD COACHES Jim Grobe, Baylor Bryan Harsin, Boise State OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME WR KD Cannon, Baylor DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME DE Tyrone Hunt, Baylor WEATHER Clear, 50 degrees TELEVISION ESPN

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

BSU BU 0 7 3 7 3 14 3 21 6 21 6 24 6 31 12 31

RUSHING BSU Jeremy McNichols 19-46-0 Alexander Mattison 8-21-0 Thomas Sperbeck 1-10-0 Cedrick Wilson 1-6-0 Brett Rypien 9-0-0

KD Cannon 30 Yd Pass from Zach Smith (Chris Callahan PAT good) Tyler Rausa 24 Yd Field Goal KD Cannon 68 Yd Pass from Zach Smith (Chris Callahan PAT good) JaMycal Hasty 5 Yd Run (Chris Callahan PAT good) Tyler Rausa 26 Yd Field Goal Chris Callahan 34 Yd Field Goal Ishmael Zamora 14 Yd Pass from Zach Smith (Chris Callahan PAT good) Cedrick Wilson 28 Yd Pass from Brett Rypien (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)

Receiving BSU Cedrick Wilson 6-88-TD Thomas Sperbeck 8-79-0 Jake Roh 6-54-0 Chaz Anderson 3-30-0 Jeremy McNichols 5-24-0 Sean Modster 1-15-0 Alec Dhaenens 1-7-0 Alexander Mattison 1-5-0 Chase Blakley 1-3-0

Yardstick BSU 25 38-83 305 32-51 70-6 63-124 2-1 3-15

BU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

Passing BSU Brett Rypien 32-51-305-TD

29 43-140 375 29-40 40-14 2-96 0-0 11-125

BU Terence Williams 25-103-0 JaMycal Hasty 7-32-TD Wyatt Schrepfer 2-3-0 Zach Smith 7-2-0 Jared Atkinson 1-1-0 Lynx Hawthorne 1--1-0 BU Zach Smith 28-39-375-3TD Terence Williams 1-1-0 BU KD Cannon 14-226-2TD Chris Platt 6-82-0 Pooh Stricklin 2-31-0 Ishmael Zamora 5-23-TD Jared Atkinson 1-10-0 Zach Smith 1-3-0

27TH ANNUAL MOTEL 6 CACTUS BOWL JANUARY 2, 2016 | CHASE FIELD | PHOENIX, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 39,321

43 WEST VIRGINIA

42 ARIZONA STATE SCORING West Virginia Arizona State

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2 3 4 F 13 14 7 43 13 14 10 42

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HEAD COACHES Dana Holgorsen, West Virginia Todd Graham, Arizona State OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Skyler Howard, West Virginia DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Shaq Petteway, West Virginia SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD D.J. Foster, Arizona State WEATHER Clear, 54 degrees TELEVISION ESPN TOTAL PAYOUT $2 million (total)

YARDSTICK WVU 29 33-144 532 28-51-2 0/19 6-255 2-2 5-54

ASU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

23 32-102 418 29-52 214/33 7-288 0-0 6-45

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

WVU 3 6 6 9 9 16 16 22 22 22 22 29 29 36 36 36 43

RUSHING WVU Wendell Smallwood 13-72 Rushel Shell 9-31 Skyler Howard 8-23 Elijah Wellman 2-19

ASU 0 0 3 3 10 10 13 13 15 18 25 25 32 32 35 42 42

Josh Lambert 21 Yd Field Goal Josh Lambert 31 Yd Field Goal Zane Gonzalez 37 Yd Field Goal Josh Lambert 27 Yd Field Goal Devin Lucien 19 Yd pass from Mike Bercovici (Zane Gonzalez PAT good) Shelton Gibson 59 Yd pass from Skyler Howard (Josh Lambert PAT good) Zane Gonzalez 19 Yd Field Goal Daikiel Shorts 10 Yd pass from Skyler Howard (Josh Lambert PAT blocked) Tim White defensive PAT Conversion Zane Gonzalez 35 Yd Field Goal Tim White 2 Yd pass from Mike Bercovici (Zane Gonzalez PAT good) Gary Jennings 64 Yd pass from Skyler Howards (Josh Lambert PAT good) Tim White 33 Yd pass from Mike Bercovici (Zane Gonzalez PAT good) Daikiel Shorts 17 Yd pass from Skyler Howard (Josh Lambert PAT good) Zane Gonzalez 48 Yd Field Goal Gary Chambers 58 Yd pass from Mike Bercovici (Zane Gonzalez PAT good) David Sills 15 Yd pass from Skyler Howard (Josh Lambert PAT good)

PASSING WVU Skyler Howard 28-51-532-5TD-2INT RECEIVING WVU Shelton Gibson 4-143-TD Ka’Raun White 4-116 Daikiel Shorts 6-97-2TD Jordan Thompson 4-80 Gary Jennings 2-68-TD David Sills 1-15-TD William Crest 1-9 Wendell Smallwood 3-5 Rushel Shell 2-2 Elijah Wellman 1-(-3)

ASU Demario Richard 11-48 Kalen Ballage 12-26 Manny Wilkins 2-14 Mike Bercovici 4-10 D.J. Foster 3-4 ASU Mike Bercovici 29-52-418-4TD ASU Devin Lucien 9-144-TD Tim White 4-79-2TD Gary Chambers 2-66-TD D.J. Foster 5-40 Kody Kohl 2-34 Jalen Harvey 3-32 Kalen Ballage 3-19 Demario Richard 1-4

26TH ANNUAL TICKETCITY CHEEZ-IT® BOWL JANUARY 2, 2015 | SUN DEVIL STADIUM | TEMPE, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 35,409

30 OKLAHOMA STATE

22 WASHINGTON SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Oklahoma State 14 10 3 3 30 Washington 0 0 14 8 22

HEAD COACHES Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State Chris Peterson, Washington OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Desmond Roland, Oklahoma State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Seth Jacobs, Oklahoma State SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Andrew Hudson, Washington WEATHER Clear, 46 degrees TELEVISION ESPN TOTAL PAYOUT $3.325 million (total)

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

UW OSU 0 7 0 14 0 17 0 24 7 24 7 27 14 27 14 30 22 30

RUSHING UW Dwayne Washington 13-42 Jaydon Mickens 1-31-TD Cyler Miles 9-27 Deontae Cooper 2-1

James Castleman 1 Yd Run (Ben Grogan PAT Good) James Washington 28 Yd pass from Mason Rudolph (Ben Grogan PAT Good) Ben Grogan 40 Yd Field Goal Brandon Sheperd 47 Yd pass from Mason Rudolph (Ben Grogan PAT Good) Jaydon Mickens 31 Yd Run (Cameron Van Winkle PAT Good) Ben Grogan 27 Yd Field Goal John Ross 96 Yd Kickoff Return (Cameron Van Winkle PAT Good) Ben Grogan 34 Yd Field Goal Jaydon Mickens 16 Yd pass from Cyler Miles (Cyler Miles pass to Deontae Cooper for 2-point conversion)

RECEIVING UW Jaydon Mickens 7-82-TD Kasen Williams 5-73 Darrell Daniels 2-34 Dante Pettis 2-26 Dwayne Washington 4-21 Joshua Perkins 2-18 Kendyl Taylor 1-11 Marvin Hall 2-3

YARDSTICK UW 22 25-101 268 25-40-1 183/0 5-188 1-1 7-70

OSU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

PASSING UW Cyler Miles 25-38-268-TD-INT Jeff Lindquist 0-1

22 49-152 321 18-27-1 83/7 4-151 1-1 7-50

OSU Desmond Roland 32-123 Rennie Childs 9-33 Brandon Sheperd 2-11 James Castleman 1-1-TD Mason Rudolph 4-(-15) OSU Mason Rudolph 17-26-299-2TD-INT Brandon Sheperd 1-22 OSU Brandon Sheperd 5-98-TD James Castleman 1-48 Jeremy Seaton 4-40 James Washington 2-33-TD David Glidden 2-30 Mason Rudolph 1-22 Jhajuan Seales 1-20 Rennie Childs 1-16 Blake Jarwin 1-14

25TH ANNUAL BUFFALO WILD WINGS BOWL DECEMBER 28, 2013 | SUN DEVIL STADIUM | TEMPE, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 53,284

31 KANSAS STATE

14 MICHIGAN SCORING 1 Kansas State 14 Michigan 3

2 7 3

3 4 F 0 10 31 0 8 14

HEAD COACHES Bill Snyder, Kansas State Brady Hoke, Michigan OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Tyler Lockett, Kansas State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Dante Barnett, Kansas State SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Devin Funchess, Michigan WEATHER High clouds, 61 degrees TELEVISION ESPN TOTAL PAYOUT $6.65 million (total)

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

KSU MICH 7 0 7 3 14 3 14 6 21 6 24 6 31 6 31 14

RUSHING KSU John Hubert 16-80-TD Jake Waters 12-42 Daniel Sams 4-23 Tyler Lockett 1-4 Robert Rose 2-2

YARDSTICK KSU 21 36-149 268 25-40-1 183/0 5-188 1-1 7-70

MICH First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

22 49-152 321 18-27-1 83/7 4-151 1-1 7-50

Tyler Lockett 6-yd pass from Waters (Ian Patterson PAT good) Wile 22-yd field goal Tyler Lockett 23 yd pass from Waters (Ian Patterson PAT good) Wile 26-yd field goal Tyler Lockett 8 Yd Pass from Waters (Ian Patterson PAT good) Patterson 22-yard field goal John Hubert 1-yd run (Ian Patterson PAT good) Fitzgerald Toussaint 3-yd run (Jeremy Gallon pass to Justice Hayes for 2-point conversion)

PASSING KSU Jake Waters 21-27-271-3 TD RECEIVING KSU Tyler Lockett 10-166-3TD Tramaine Thompson 4-56 Glenn Gronkowski 1-46 Curry Sexton 3-37 Andre McDonald 1-9 Torell Miller 1-5 John Hubert 1-2

MICH Shane Morris 4-43 Devin Funchess 2-14 De’Veon Smith 4-7 Derrick Green 1-5 Fitzgerald Toussaint 2-2-TD Justice Hayes 1-(-1) Jeremy Gallon 1-(-5) MICH Shane Morris 24-38-196-INT MICH Jeremy Gallon 9-89 Jake Butt 3-33 Justice Hayes 3-22 Devin Funchess 2-21 Drew Dileo 2-9 Dennis Norfleet 1-9 Jehu Chesson 2-8 Sione Houma 1-5 Fitzgerald Toussaint 1-0

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24TH ANNUAL BUFFALO WILD WINGS BOWL DECEMBER 29, 2012 | SUN DEVIL STADIUM | TEMPE, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 44,617

16 TEXAS CHRISTIAN

17 MICHIGAN STATE SCORING Texas Christian Michigan State

1 0 7

2 0 6

3 4 F 7 10 16 0 3 17

HEAD COACHES Gary Patterson, TCU Mark Dantonio, Michigan State OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Le’Veon Bell, Michigan State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME William Gholston, Michigan State SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Tayo Fabuluje, TCU WEATHER Calm, 53 degrees TELEVISION ESPN TOTAL PAYOUT $6.65 million (total)

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

TCU 7 10 13 13 13 16 16

RUSHING TCU Trevone Boykin 13-55 Matthew Tucker 8-28-TD B.J. Catalon 7-22 Skye Dawson 1-2

MSU 0 0 0 7 14 14 17

Matthew Tucker 4-yard run (Jaden Oberkrom PAT good) Jaden Oberkrom 47-yard field goal Jaden Oberkrom 31-yard field goal Aaron Burbridge 15-yard pass from Connor Cook (Dan Conroy PAT good) Le’Veon Bell 4-yard run (Dan Conroy PAT good) Jaden Oberkrom 53-yard FG Dan Conroy 47-yard field goal

RECEIVING TCU Josh Boyce 5-91 Brandon Carter 2-11 Matthew Tucker 2-0 LaDarius Brown 2-34

YARDSTICK TCU 13 30-87 201 13-29-1 89 7-275 1-1 5-39

MSU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

PASSING TCU Trevone Boykin 13-29-201-TD-INT

13 42-123 104 11-27-0 75 11-481 1-0 7-72

MSU Le’Veon Bell 32-145-TD Connor Cook 3-11 Nick Hill 1-(-1) Andrew Maxwell 5-(-19) MSU Andrew Maxwell 6-15-28 Connor Cook 4-11-47-TD-INT Le’Veon Bell 1-1-29 MSU Aaron Burbridge 3-22-TD Dion Sims 3-24 Le’Veon Bell 2-13, Tony Lippett 1-12 Keith Mumphery 1-4 TyQuan Hammock 1-29

23RD ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 30, 2011 | SUN DEVIL STADIUM | TEMPE, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 54,247

14 IOWA

31 OKLAHOMA SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Iowa 0 0 0 14 14 Oklahoma 7 7 7 10 31

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HEAD COACHES Kirk Ferentz, Iowa Bob Stoops, Oklahoma OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Blake Bell, Oklahoma DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Seth Jacobs, Oklahoma State SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Tyler Nielsen, Iowa WEATHER Calm, 62 degrees TELEVISION ESPN TOTAL PAYOUT $6.65 million (total)

YARDSTICK IOWA 21 37-76 216 23-45-2 109 6-44.3 1-0 6-36 P

OU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost enalties-Yards

16 37-114 161 1-25-4 137 6-50.3 0-0 6-45

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

IOWA 0 0 0 7 14 14 14

RUSHING IOWA Jordan Canzeri 22-58 Jason White 4-20 Brad Rogers 2-6 James Vandenberg 6-0 Damon Bullock 2-(-2)

OU 7 14 21 21 21 24 31

Blake Bell 4-yard run (Mike Hunnicutt PAT good) Blake Bell 4-yard run (Mike Hunnnicutt PAT good) Trent Ratteree 3-yard pass from Landry Jones (Mike Hunnicutt PAT good) C.J. Fiedorowicz 5-yard pass from James Vandenberg (Mike Meyer PAT good) Jordan Canzeri 9-yard pass from James Vandenberg (Mike Meyer PAT good) Mike Hunnicutt 35-yard field goal Blake Bell 21-yard run (Mike Hunnicutt PAT good)

OSU Blake Bell 10-51-3TD Brennan Clay 9-44 Trey Millard 4-21 Roy Finch 6-4 Trey Franks 3-2 Landry Jones 4-(-8)

PASSING IOWA James Vandenberg 23-44-216-2TD-INT John Wienke 0-1-INT

OU Landry Jones 16-25-161-TD-INT

RECEIVING IOWA Jordan Canzeri 6-28-TD Keenan Davis 5-76 Marvin McNut 4-46 C.J. Fiedorowicz 4-23-TD Kevonte Martin-Manley 1-21 Damon Bullock 1-11 Steven Staggs 1-6 Jason White 1-5

OU Kameel Jackson 3-45 Kenny Stills 3-31 Brennan Clay 3-23 Roy Finch 2-32 James Hanna 2-18 Trey Franks 2-9 Trent Ratterree 1-3-TD

22ND ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 28, 2010 | SUN DEVIL STADIUM | TEMPE, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 53,453

24 MISSOURI

27 IOWA SCORING Missouri Iowa

1 2 3 4 F 3 7 14 0 24 7 10 3 7 27

HEAD COACHES Gary Pinkel, Missouri Kirk Ferentz, Iowa OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Markus Coker, Iowa DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Micah Hyde, Iowa SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Tim Barnes, Missouri WEATHER Clear, light clouds, 57 degrees TELEVISION ESPN TOTAL PAYOUT $6.65 million

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

MIZZ 0 3 3 3 10 10 17 24 24

RUSHING MIZZ Kendial Lawrence 6-40 De’Vion Moore 6-33 Henry Josey 2-12-TD

IOWA 7 7 14 17 17 20 20 20 27

Marcus Coker 1-yard run (Mike Meyer PAT good) Grant Ressel 23-yard field goal Marcus Coker 62-yard run (Mike Meyer PAT good) Mike Meyer 34-yard field goal Henry Josey 10-yard run (Grant Ressell PAT good) Mike Meyer 21-yard field goal Blaine Gabbert 7-yard run (Grant Ressel PAT good) Michael Egnew 3-yard pass from Blaine Gabbert (Grant Ressel PAT good) Micah Hyde 72-yard interception return (Mike Meyer PAT good)

RECEIVING MIZZ T.J. Moe 15-152 Jerrell Jackson 9-129 Michael Egnew 7-64-TD Wes Kemp 7-61

YARDSTICK MIZZ 32 28-78 434 41-57-2 108 4-168 3-0 5-48

IOWA First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

PASSING MIZZ Blaine Gabbert 41-57-434-TD-2INT

IOWA Marcus Coker 33-221-2TD Ricky Stanzi 2-9

IOWA Ricky Stanzi 11-21-200-2INT

IOWA Colin Sandeman 4-44 Allen Reisner 3-50 Marvin McNutt 2-63

19 37-225 200 11-21-2 191 3-134 0-1 3-19

21ST ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 31, 2009 | SUN DEVIL STADIUM | TEMPE, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 45,090

13 MINNESOTA

14 IOWA STATE SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Minnesota 3 0 10 0 13 Iowa State 0 14 0 0 14

HEAD COACHES Tim Brewster, Minnesota Paul Rhoads, Iowa State OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Alexander Robinson, Iowa State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Christopher Lyle, Iowa State SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD D.J. Burris, Minnesota WEATHER Clear, 63 degrees TELEVISION NFL Network PAYOUT PER TEAM $1,350,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

MINN 3 3 3 10 13

RUSHING MINN DeLeon Eskridge 13-43 Kevin Whaley 11-42 MarQueis Gray 3-34 Troy Stoudermire 1-1

ISU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

Eric Ellestad 36-yard field goal Austen Arnaud 9-yard run (Grant Mahoney PAT good) Jake Williams 38-yard pass from Austen Arnaud (Grant Mahoney PAT good) Nick Tow-Arnett 23-yard pass from Adam Weber (Eric Ellestaf PAT good) Eric Ellestad 21-yard field goal

PASSING MINN Adam Weber 18-32-261-TD-INT MarQueis Gray 1-2-11 Blake Haudan 1-1-40

YARDSTICK MINN 21 32-139 312 20-35-1 50 5-248 1-1 1-9

ISU 0 7 14 14 14

22 44-216 216 19-26-2 121 5-209 2-2 8-56

RECEIVING MINN Da’Jon McKnight 7-124 Troy Stoudermire 3-33 Nick Tow-Arnett 2-47-TD MarQueis Gray 2-37 Duane Bennett 2-13 Kyle Theret 1-40 Eric Lair 1-12 John Hoese 1-3 Ben Kuznia 1-3

ISU Alexander Robinson 22-137 Austen Arnaud 21-76-TD

ISU Austen Arnaud 19-26-216-TD-2INT

ISU Jake Williams 6-83-TD Marquis Hamilton 4-32 Collin Franklin 3-31 Darius Darks 2-38 Alexander Robinson 2-20 Derrick Catlett 2-12.

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20TH ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 31, 2008 | SUN DEVIL STADIUM | TEMPE, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 49,103

42 KANSAS

21 MINNESOTA SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Kansas 14 14 7 7 42 Minnesota 14 0 0 7 21

HEAD COACHES Mark Mangino, Kansas Tim Brewster, Minnesota OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME James Holt, Kansas SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Jack Simmons, Minnesota WEATHER Clear, 73 degrees TELEVISION NFL Network PAYOUT PER TEAM $1,350,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

KU 7 7 7 14 21 28 35 35 42

RUSHING KU Jake Sharp 16-64-TD Todd Reesing 12-38

MINN 0 7 14 14 14 14 14 21 21

Dezmon Briscoe 60-yard pass from Todd Reesing (Jacob Branstetter PAT good) Jon Hoese 1-yard run (Joel Monroe PAT good) Jon Hoese 2-yard run (Joel Monroe PAT good) Kerry Meier 4-yard pass from Todd Reesing (Jacob Branstetter PAT good) Dezmon Briscoe 6-yard pass from Todd Reesing (Jacob Branstetter PAT good) Johnathan Wilson 4-yard pass from Todd Reesing (Jacob Branstetter PAT good) Dezmon Briscoe 32-yard pass from Kerry Meier (Jacob Branstetter PAT good) Eric Decker 6-yard pass from Adam Weber (Joel Monroe PAT good) Jake Sharp 2-yard run (Jacob Branstetter PAT good)

RECEIVING KU Dezmon Briscoe 14-201-3TD Kerry Meier 10-113-TD Johnathan Wilson 2-17 Tim Biere 1-9 Dexton Fields 1-5

YARDSTICK KU 26 29-101 345 28-36-1 39 4-4705 0-0 4-33

MINN First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

PASSING KU Todd Reesing 27-35-313-4TD-INT Kerry Meier 1-1-32-TD

20 38-80 251 20-35-0 200 5-41 1-1 7-41

MINN Adam Weber 12-31 DeLeon Eskridge 14-26 Shady Salamon 6-7 Troy Stoudemire 1-6 Jon Hoese 4-5-2TD Eric Decker 1-5 MINN Adam Weber 19-34-176-TD David Pittman 1-1-75 MINN Eric Decker 8-149-TD Jack Simmons 4-31 Brandon Green 2-38 Da’Jon McKnight 2-16 David Pittman 2-13 Shad Salamon 1-4, DeLeon Eskridge 1-0

19TH ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 31, 2007 | SUN DEVIL STADIUM | TEMPE, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 48,892

33 INDIANA

49 OKLAHOMA STATE SCORING 1 2 Indiana 3 7 Oklahoma State 21 14

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HEAD COACHES Bill Lynch, Indiana Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Donovan Woods, Oklahoma State SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Josh Sandberg, Indiana WEATHER Clear, 64 degrees TELEVISION NFL Network PAYOUT PER TEAM $1,250,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

OSU 0 7 14 21 28 28 35 35 42 42 42 49 49

RUSHING IU Kellen Lewis 10-83-TD Marcus Thigpen 11-56 Bryan Payton 8-43 Josiah Sears 1-5-TD TEAM 1-(-2) Ray Risher 2-(-6)

OSU Dantrell Savage 23-100 Zac Robinson 15-70--2TD Kendall Hunter 8-33 Dez Bryant 1-7 Julius Crosslin 2-1-TD

PASSING IU Kellen Lewis 22-43-204-2TD Andrew Means 1-1-16

OSU Zac Robinson 24-34-302-3TD-INT

YARDSTICK IU 21 33-179 220 24-33-1 107 5-36.4 0-0 10-80

OSU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

29 49-211 302 23-44-1 118 3-35.3 3-1 10-103

IU 3 3 3 3 3 10 10 17 17 24 27 27 33

Austin Starr 43-yard field goal Dantrell Savage 3-yard run (Dan Bailey PAT good) Dez Bryant 24-yard pass from Zac Robinson (Dan Bailey PAT good) Zac Robinson 7-yard run (Dan Bailey PAT good) Adarius Bowman 14-yard pass from Zac Robinson (Dan Bailey PAT good) Marcus Thigpen 4-yard pass from Kellen Lewis (Austin Starr PAT good) Zac Robinson 1-yard run (Dan Bailey PAT good) Kellen Lewis 1-yard run (Austin Starr PAT good) Dez Bryant 11-yard pass from Zac Robinson (Dan Bailey PAT good) Josiah Sears 5-yard run (Austin Starr PAT good) Austin Starr 37-yard field goal Julius Crosslin 1-yard run (Dan Bailey PAT good) James Bailey 30-yard pass from Kellen Lewis (2-point conversion failed)

RECEIVING IU James Hardy 5-50 Andrew Means 5-41 James Bailey 3-70-TD Ray Fisher 3-20 Marcus Thigpen 2-4-TD Bryan Payton 2-3 Kellen Lewis 1-16 Austin Starr 1-9 Nick Sexton 1-7.

OSU Dez Bryant 9-117-2TD Adarius Bowman 6-74-TD Brandon Pettigrew 3-39 Seth Newton 2-24 Dantrell Savage 2-1 Kendall Hunter 1-24 Justin Waller 1-23

18TH ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 29, 2006 | SUN DEVIL STADIUM | TEMPE, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 48,391

44 TEXAS TECH

41 MINNESOTA SCORING 1 2 3 4 OT F Texas Tech 0 7 7 14 6 44 Minnesota 14 21 3 0 3 41

HEAD COACHES Mike Leach, Texas Tech Glen Mason, Minesota OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Graham Harrell, Texas Tech DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Antonio Huffman, Texas Tech SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Dominic Jones, Minnesota WEATHER Clear, 54 degrees TELEVISION NFL Network PAYOUT PER TEAM $1,200,000

YARDSTICK TTU 29 24-103 445 36-55-1 93 1-46.0 2-2 4-30

MINN First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

TTU 0 0 0 0 7 7 7 14 21 28 35 38 38 44

RUSHING TTU Shannon Woods 19-109-3TD Graham Harrell 5-(-6)

MINN 7 14 21 28 28 35 38 38 38 38 38 38 41 41

Jack Simmons 2-yard pass from Bryan Cupito (Joel Monroe PAT good) Amir Pinnix 2-yard run (Joel Monroe PAT good) Justin Valentine 1-yard run (Joel Monroe PAT good) Ernie Wheelwright 14-yard pass from Bryan Cupito (Joel Monroe PAT good) Shannon Woods 1-yard run (Alex Trlica PAT good) Logan Payne 3-yard pass from Bryan Cupito (Joel Monroe PAT good) Joel Monroe 20-yard field goal Joel Filani 43-yard pass from Graham Harrell (Alex Trlica PAT good) Robert Johnson 8-yard pass from Graham Harrell (Alex Trlica PAT good) Graham Harrell 1-yard run (Alex Trlica PAT good) Shannon Woods 1-yard run (Alex Trlica PAT good) Alex Trlica 52-yard field goal Joel Monroe 32 yard field goal Shannon Woods 3-yard run

25 47-195 263 19-31-1 103 3-43.7 1-0 5-23

PASSING TTU Graham Harrell 36-55-445-2TD-INT RECEIVING TTU Joel Filani 11-162-TD Robert Johnson 9-97-TD Todd Walker 5-68 Grant Walker 3-34 Shannon Woods 3-19 Eric Morris 2-31 L.A. Reed 1-15 Edward Britton 1-14 Danny Amendola 1-5

MINN Amir Pinnix 34-179-TD Jay Thomas 6-21 Logan Payne 1-15 Justin Valentine 2-4-TD Bryan Cupito 4-(-24) MINN Bryan Cupito 19-31-263-3TD-INT

MINN Jack Simmons 7-134-TD Ernie Wheelwright 4-45-TD Logan Payne 3-18-TD Eric Decker 2-41 Amir Pinnix 2-14

17TH ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 27, 2005 | CHASE FIELD | PHOENIX, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 43,536

45 ARIZONA STATE

40 RUTGERS SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Arizona State 7 10 14 14 45 Rutgers 17 7 6 10 40

HEAD COACHES Dirk Koetter, Arizona State Greg Schiano, Rutgers OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Rudy Carpenter, Arizona State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Jamar Williams, Arizona State SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Ryan Neill, Rutgers WEATHER Roof closed, clear outside TELEVISION NFL Network PAYOUT PER TEAM $861,440

YARDSTICK ASU 33 45-212 467 23-35-0 103 4-39.2 2-2 11-102

RU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

ASU RU 0 7 7 7 7 14 7 17 10 17 10 24 17 24 24 24 24 27 31 27 31 30 31 33 39 33

45 33 45 40

RUSHING ASU Rudy Burgess 17-102-2TD Keegan Herring 19-79 Rudy Carpenter 6-31 Preston Jones 1-7

24 32-158 374 24-38-1 103 3-50.3 2-1 10-70

Clark Harris 1-yard pass from Ryan Hart (Jeremy Ito PAT good) Matt Miller 43-yard pass from Rudy Carpenter (Jesse Ainsworth PAT good) Brian Leonard 31-yard pass from Ryan Hart (Jeremy Ito PAT good) Jeremy Ito 25-yard field goal Jesse Ainsworth 20-yard field goal Brian Leonard 3-yard run (Jeremy Ito PAT good) Zach Miller 1-yard pass from Rudy Carpenter (Jesse Ainsworth PAT good) Rudy Burgess 1-yard run (Jesse Ainsworth PAT good) Jeremy Ito 23-yard field goal Terry Richardson 22-yard pass from Rudy Carpenter (Jesse Ainsworth PAT good) Jeremy Ito 52-yard field goal Jeremy Ito 48-yard field goal Matt Miller 42-yard pass from Rudy Carpenter (2-point conversion, Brent Miller pass from Rudy Carpenter) Rudy Burgess 4-yard run (2-point conversion failed) Tres Moses 29-yard pass from Ryan Hart (Jeremy Ito PAT good)

RU Ray Rice 20-108 Brian Leonard 10-46-TD Willie Foster 1-7

PASSING ASU Rudy Carpenter 23-35-467-4TD

RU Ryan Hart 24-38-374-3TD-INT

RECEIVING ASU Matt Miller 5-135-TD Derek Hagen 5-97 Rudy Burgess 4-68 Zach Miller 4-43-TD Jamaal Lewis 2-62 Terry Richardson 2-46-TD Brent Miller 1-16

RU Tres Moses 7-113-TD Brian Leonard 6-98-TD Clark Harris 6-85-TD Willie Foster 2-21 Ray Rice 1-26 Shawn Tucker 1-24 Tiquan Underwood 1-7

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16TH ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 28, 2004 | CHASE FIELD | PHOENIX, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 45,917

21 NOTRE DAME

38 OREGON STATE SCORING 1 Notre Dame 0 Oregon State 14

2 7 7

3 4 F 7 7 21 3 14 38

HEAD COACHES Kent Baer, Notre Dame (interim) Mike Riley, Oregon State OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Derek Anderson, Oregon State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Trent Bray, Oregon State SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Derek Curry, Notre Dame WEATHER Roof closed, rain outside TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

ND 0 0 0 7 7 14 14 21 21

RUSHING ND Ryan Grant 14-19 Darius Walker 13-43-TD Brady Quinn 4-10 Marcus Wilson 1-0 Chase Anastasio 1-(-13) PASSING ND Brady Quinn 17-29-214-2TD-INT Pat Dillingham 1-3-3 Justin Hoskins 0-1-0 RECEIVING ND Jeff Samardzija 5-89 Rhema McKnight 4-90-TD Marcus Wilson 2-3 Darius Walker 1-13 Anthony Fasano 1-13-TD Billy Palmer 1-6 Ryan Harris 1-3 Rashon Powers-Neal 1-2 Josh Schmidt 1-1 Matt Shelton 1-(-3)

OSU 7 14 21 21 24 24 31 31 38

George Gillett 12-yard pass from Derek Anderson (Alexis Serna PAT good) Joe Newton 11-yard pass from Derek Anderson (Alexis Serna PAT good) Dan Haines 11-yard pass from Derek Anderson (Alexis Serna PAT good) Anthony Fasano 13-yard pass from Brady Quinn (D.J. Fitzpatrick PAT good) Alexis Serna 38-yard field goal Darius Walker 5-yard run (D.J. Fitzpatrick PAT good) Joe Newton 1-yard pass from Derek Anderson (Alexis Serna PAT good) Rhema McKnight 18-yard pass from Brady Quinn (D.J. Fitzpatrick PAT good) Dwight Wright 2-yard run (Alexis Serna PAT good)

YARDSTICK ND 17 33-59 217 18-33-1 116 8-31.9 0-0 2-10

OSU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

19 18-20 358 28-45-0 111 4-35.2 1-0 5-45

OSU Dwight Wright 9-24-TD Ryan Cole 3-3 Derek Anderson 5-(-6)

OSU Derek Anderson 28-45-358-4TD

OSU Joe Newton 7-85-2TD Mike Hass 5-105 George Gillett 4-62-TD Marcel Love 4-37 Dan Haines 3-25-TD Yvenson Bernard 2-19 Dwight Wright 2-16 Josh Hawkins 1-9

15TH ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 26, 2003 | CHASE FIELD | PHOENIX, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 42,364

52 CALIFORNIA

49 VIRGINIA TECH SCORING 1 2 3 4 F California 7 14 21 10 52 Virginia Tech 21 7 0 21 49

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HEAD COACHES Jeff Tedford, California Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Aaron Rodgers, California DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Ryan Gutierrez, California SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Doug Easlick, Virginia Tech WEATHER Roof closed, clear outside TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

YARDSTICK CAL 27 41-136 394 27-35-0 85 4-39.8 1-0 4-25

VT First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

CAL 7 7 7 7 14 14 21 28 35 42 42 49 49 49 52

RUSHING CAL J.J. Arrington 11-37 Adimchinobe Echemandu 13-34-TD Aaron Rodgers 10-30-2TD Vincent Strang 4-24-TD Chris Manderino 3-11-TD

27 26-153 398 24-36-0 209 2-41.0 0-0 6-40

VT 0 7 14 21 21 28 28 28 28 28 35 35 42 49 49

Aaron Rodgers 1-yard run (Tyler Fredrickson PAT good) Bryan Randall 2-yard run (Carter Warley PAT good) Keith Willis 3-yard pass from Bryan Randall (Carter Warley PAT good) Marcus Vick 36-yard pass from Bryan Randall (Carter Warley PAT good) Chase Lyman 33-yard pass from Aaron Rodgers (Tyler Fredrickson PAT good) Kevin Jones 11-yard run (Carter Warley PAT good) J.J. Arrington 13-yard pass from Aaron Rodgers (Tyler Fredrickson PAT good) Chris Manderino 3-yard run (Tyler Fredrickson PAT good) Adimchinobe Echemandu 9-yard run (Tyler Fredrickson PAT good) Aaron Rodgers 8-yard run (Tyler Fredrickson PAT good) Keith Willis 22-yard pass from Bryan Randall (Brandon Pace PAT good) Vincent Strang 13-yard run (Tyler Fredrickson PAT good) Chris Shreve 28-yard pass from Bryan Randall (Brandon Pace PAT good) DeAngelo Hall 52-yard punt return (Carter Warley PAT good) Tyler Fredrickson 35-yard field goal

PASSING CAL Aaron Rodgers 27-35-394-2TD

RECEIVING CAL Burl Toler 6-84 Chase Lyman 5-149-TD J.J. Arrington 5-38-TD Brandon Hall 3-62 Adimchinobe Echemandu 3-28 Chris Manderino 3-23 John Rust 1-7 David Gray 1-3

VT Kevin Jones 16-153-TD Marcus Vick 3-5 Cedric Humes 1-3 Bryan Randall 6-(-8)-TD

VT Bryan Randall 24-34-398-4TD Marcus Vick 0-1-0-0 Richard Johnson 0-1-0-0 VT Ernest Wilford 8-110 Marcus Vick 4-82-TD Kevin Jones 4-25 Chris Shreve 3-93-TD Richard Johnson 2-55 Keith Willis 2-25-2TD Mike Imoh 1-8

14TH ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 26, 2002 | CHASE FIELD | PHOENIX, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 40,533

38 PITTSBURGH

13 OREGON STATE SCORING Pittsburgh Oregon State

1 7 7

2 3 4 F 3 14 14 38 3 3 0 13

HEAD COACHES Walt Harris, Pittsburgh Dennis Erickson, Oregon State OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Brandon Miree, Pittsburgh DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Claude Harriott, Pittsburgh SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Derek Anderson, Oregon State WEATHER Clear, 46 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PITT 7 7 7 10 17 24 24 31 38

RUSHING PITT Brandon Miree 20-113-TD Lousaka Polite 3-11 Tyler Palko 1-8-TD Jawan Walker 2-2 Tim Murphy 1-(-2) Rod Rutherford 12-(-14)-TD

OSU 0 7 10 10 10 10 13 13 13

Larry Fitzgerald 40-yard pass from Rod Rutherford (David Abdul PAT good) James Newson 65-yard pass from Derek Anderson (Kirk Yliniemi PAT good) Kirk Yliniemi 50-yard field goal David Abdul 45-yard field goal Rod Rutherford 1-yard run (David Abdul PAT good) Shawn Robinson 66-yard punt return (David Abdul PAT good) Kirk Yliniemi 31-yard field goal Brandon Miree 7-yard run (David Abdul PAT good) Tyler Palko 8-yard run (David Abdul PAT good)

RECEIVING PITT Larry Fitzgerald 5-88-TD Lamar Slade 3-36 Brandon Miree 2-35 Marcus Furman 2-17 Kris Wilson 1-7

YARDSTICK PITT 21 41-117 183 13-26-0 144 7-41.0 0-0 7-55

OSU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

PASSING PITT Rod Rutherford 13-26-183-TD

20 32-8 319 21-45-1 178 6-40.2 2-1 9-90

OSU Steven Jackson 19-34 Dwight Wright 7-22 Derek Anderson 6-(-48)

OSU Derek Anderson 21-45-319-TD-INT OSU James Newson 10-165-TD Tim Euhus 3-72 Cole Clasen 2-29 Shawn Kintner 2-25 Steven Jackson 2-14 Kenny Farley 2-14

13TH ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 29, 2001 | CHASE FIELD | PHOENIX, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 40,028

26 SYRACUSE

3 KANSAS STATE SCORING Syracuse Kansas State

1 2 3 4 F 7 12 0 7 26 3 0 0 0 3

HEAD COACHES Paul Pasqualoni, Syracuse Bill Snyder, Kansas State OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME James Mungro, Syracuse DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Clifton Smith, Syracuse SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Terry Pierce, Kansas State WEATHER Roof open, 58 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

SU 7 7 13 19 26

RUSHING SU James Mungro 19-112-3TD Chris Davis 2-11 Walter Reyes 5-10 Kyle Johnson 1-0 Kwazi Leverett 1-(-2) Diamond Ferri 1-(-4) Robin Anderson 14-(-17)

KSU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

James Mungro 65-yard run (Collin Barber PAT good) Joe Rheem 29-yard field goal James Mungro 1-yard run (PAT blocked) James Mungro 1-yard run (PAT blocked) Johnnie Morant 52-yard pass from Robin Anderson (Colling Barber PAT good)

PASSING SU Robin Anderson 5-14-113-TD-INT

YARDSTICK SU 8 44-109 113 5-14-1 94 11-44.8 1-0 6-44

KSU 0 3 3 3 3

15 34-33 221 14-40-2 149 9-46.3 4-2 6-38

RECEIVING SU Johnnie Morant 2-93-TD Chris Davis 1-8 James Mungro 1-7 Kyle Johnson 1-5

KSU Josh Scobey 10-46 Ell Roberson 9-9 Marc Dunn 8-4 Aaron Lockett 2-(-5) Rock Cartwright 4-(-9) Mike Ronsick 1-(-12)

KSU Marc Dunn 12-25-151-INT Ell Roberson 2-15-70-INT KSU Aaron Lockett 4-83 Brandon Clark 4-38 Nick Warren 2-42 Terence Newman 1-23 Joe Hall 1-18 Ricky Lloyd 1-12 Darren Sproles 1-5

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12TH ANNUAL INSIGHT BOWL DECEMBER 28, 2000 | CHASE FIELD | PHOENIX, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 41,813

29 PITTSBURGH

37 IOWA STATE SCORING Pittsburgh Iowa State

1 2 3 4 F 7 0 13 9 29 7 20 0 10 37

HEAD COACHES Walt Harris, Pittsburgh Dan McCarney, Iowa State OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Sage Rosenfels, Iowa State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Reggie Hayward, Iowa State WEATHER Roof open, 64 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PITT 7 7 7 7 7 14 20 20 23 29 29

RUSHING PITT Kevan Barlow 22-114-TD John Turman 10-17 Lousaka Polite 2-13 Rod Rutherford 1-2-TD Nick Goings 1-(-2)

ISU Ennis Haywood 21-74-TD Michael Wagner 1-2 Joe Woodley 1-1-TD J.J. Moses 2-(-1) Sage Rosenfels 9-(-9)

PASSING PITT John Turman 20-36-347-2TD-INT

ISU Sage Rosenfels 23-34-308-2TD

ISU 0 7 13 20 27 27 27 34 34 34 37

Antonio Bryant 72-yard pass from John Turman (Nick Lotz PAT good) Chris Anthony 23-yard pass from Sage Rosenfels (Carl Gomez PAT good) Joe Woodley 1-yard run (2-point conversion failed) Ennis Haywood 3-yard run (Carl Gomez PAT good) Chris Anthony 9-yard pass from Sage Rosenfels (Carl Gomez PAT good) Rod Rutherford 2-yard run (Nick Lotz PAT good) Antonio Bryant 44-yard pass from John Turman (PAT missed) JaMain Billups 72-yard punt return (Carl Gomez PAT good) Nick Lotz 25-yard field goal Kevan Barlow 3-yard run (2-point conversion failed) Carl Gomez 41-yard field goal

YARDSTICK PITT 23 36-144 347 20-36-1 117 5-35.6 2-0 8-55

ISU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

22 34-67 308 23-34-0 178 4-42.0 1-1 2-10

RECEIVING PITT Lamar Slade 6-44 Antonio Bryant 5-155-2TD Latef Grim 4-73 Kevan Barlow 3-40 Kris Wilson 1-23 Lousaka Polite 1-12

ISU Chris Anthony 5-71-2TD J.J. Moses 5-63 Craig Campbell 5-62 Jam Montgomery 3-51 Lane Danielsen 3-33 Ennis Haywood 1-15 Mike Banks 1-13

11TH ANNUAL INSIGHT.COM BOWL DECEMBER 31, 1999 | ARIZONA STADIUM | TUCSON, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 35,762

62 COLORADO

28 BOSTON COLLEGE SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Colorado 21 24 10 7 62 Boston College 0 7 7 14 28

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HEAD COACHES Gary Barnett, Colorado Tom O’Brien, Boston College OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Cortlen Johnson, Colorado DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Jashon Sykes, Colorado WEATHER Partly cloudy, 62 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

YARDSTICK CU 29 50-347 176 16-27-1 184 3-27.7 1-0 5-4

BC First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

CU 7 14 21 28 35 35 42 45 48 48 55 62 62 62

RUSHING CU Cortlen Johnson 15-201 Marcus Stiggers 4-24 Mike Moschetti 8-23 Dwayne Cherrington 3-23 Vince Reed 6-15 David Andrews 3-15 Roman Hollowell 2-14 A.J. Page 2-8 Zac Colvin 2-7 Brandon Drumm 2-5 Judd Johns 2-5 Damion Barton 1-7

12 35-96 159 14-35-3 128 6-41.0 2-1 6-62

BC 0 0 0 0 0 7 7 7 7 14 14 14 21 28

Cortlen Johnson 10-yard run (Jeremy Aldrich PAT good) Mike Moschetti 2-yard run (Jeremy Aldrich PAT good) Jashon Sykes 29-yard interception return (Jeremy Aldrich PAT good) Rashidi Barnes 21-yard interception return (Jeremy Aldrich PAT good) Ben Kelly 88-yard punt return (Jeremy Aldrich PAT good) George White 78-yard interception return (John Matich PAT good) Cortlen Johnson 2-yard run (Jeremy Aldrich PAT good) Jeremy Aldrich 26-yard field goal Jeremy Aldrich 21-yard field goal Bryan Arndt recovered fumble in end zone (John Matich PAT good) Roman Hollowell 18-yard pass from Mike Moschetti (Mark Mariscal PAT good) Zac Colvin 4-yard run (Mark Mariscal PAT good) Jamal Burke 2-yard pass from Tim Hasselbeck (John Matich PAT good) Leonard Bessette 9-yard blocked punt return (John Matich PAT good)

PASSING CU Mike Moschetti 15-25-167-TD-INT Zac Colvin 1-2-9

BC Desmond Roland 32-123 Rennie Childs 9-33 Brandon Sheperd 2-11 James Castleman 1-1-1TD Mason Rudolph 4-(-15)

BC Tim Hasselbeck 13-32-146-TD-2INT Brian St. Pierre 0-2-0-INT Dave Robbins 1-1-13

RECEIVING CU Daniel Graham 3-51 Marcus Stiggers 3-41 Roman Hollowell 3-38 Javon Green 3-21 Dwayne Cherrington 1-9 Vince Reed 1-9 John Minardi 1-5 Cedric Cormier 1-2

BC Dedrick Dewalt 4-70 Ryan Burch 4-47 Cedric Washington 2-3 Bryan Arndt 1-19 Josh Cervi 1-13 DuJuan Daniels 1-5 Jamal Burke 1-2

10TH ANNUAL INSIGHT.COM BOWL DECEMBER 26, 1998 | ARIZONA STADIUM | TUCSON, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 36,147

34 MISSOURI

31 WEST VIRGINIA SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Missouri 14 10 7 3 34 West Virginia 0 3 14 14 31

HEAD COACHES Don Nehlen, West Virginia Larry Smith, Missouri OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Marc Bulger, West Virginia DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Jeff Marriott, Missouri WEATHER Partly cloudy, 62 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

WVU MIZZ 0 7 0 14 3 14 3 16 3 24

10 24 10 31 17 31 24 31 24 34 31 34

RUSHING WVU Amos Zereoue 22-32 Pat Greene 1-12 David Saunders 1-0 Marc Bulger 2-(-5)

Carlos Posey 70-yard blocked field goal return (Brian Long PAT good) Corby Jones 9-yard run (Brian Long PAT good) Jay Taylor 28-yard field goal Punt blocked through end zone for safety Corby Jones 2-yard run (2-point conversion good, Kent Layman pass from Corby Jones) David Saunders 9-yard pass from Marc Bulger (Jay Taylor PAT good) Corby Jones 11-yard run (Brian Long PAT good) Khori Ivy 8-yard pass from Marc Bulger (Jay Taylor PAT good) Amos Zereoue 9-yard pass from Marc Bulger (Jay Taylor PAT good) Brian Long 18-yard field goal David Saunders 1-yard pass from Marc Bulger (Jay Taylor PAT good)

YARDSTICK WVU 27 26-39 452 35-51-2 73 2-25.5 0-0 6-60

MIZZ First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

21 53-197 130 8-12-0 184 5-32.6 3-1 4-29

PASSING WVU Marc Bulger 34-50-429-4TD-2INT David Saunders 1-1-23 RECEIVING WVU Shawn Foreman 11-189 David Saunders 8-95-2TD Anthony Becht 6-87 Pat Greene 4-39 Amos Zereoue 2-9-TD Antonio Brown 2-5 Anthony Green 1-20 Khori Ivy 1-8-TD

MIZZ Devin West 31-125 Corby Jones 18-51-3TD John Dausman 1-9 Kent Layman 1-8 Robert West 2-4 MIZZ Corby Jones 8-12-130

MIZZ John Dausman 3-44 Kareem Wise 2-27 Eddie Brooks 1-25 Kent Layman 1-23 Dwayne Blakley 1-11

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14 NEW MEXICO

20 ARIZONA SCORING 1 2 3 4 F New Mexico 0 7 7 0 14 Arizona 7 6 7 0 20

HEAD COACHES Dennis Franchione, New Mexico Dick Tomey, Arizona OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Trung Canidate, Arizona DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Jimmy Sprotte, Arizona WEATHER Clear and cool, 47 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

UA First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING UNM Graham Leigh 17-79 Lennox Gordon 3-42 Reginal Johnson 6-23 Chris Shelton 3-3 Dion Marion 6-(-7)

UA 7 7 13 20 20

Kelvin Eafon 15-yard run (Mark McDonald PAT good) Milton Thomas 15-yard pass from Graham Leigh (Jason Cason PAT good) Trung Canidate 3-yard run (PAT missed) Kelvin Eafon 1-yard run (Mark McDonald PAT good) Graham Leigh 4-yard run (Jason Cason PAT good)

PASSING UNM Graham Leigh 12-32-150-TD-4INT

YARDSTICK UNM 16 35-140 150 12-32-4 29 7-40.7 0-0 9-60

HOW THEY SCORED UNM 0 7 7 7 14

19 59-209 89 7-22-2 54 9-38.7 0-0 5-39

RECEIVING UNM Pascal Volz 5-51 Milton Thomas 3-39 Brian Messer 1-35 Chris Shelton 1-18 Tony Doran 1-15 Reginal Johnson 1-(-8)

UA Trung Canidate 24-97 Kelvin Eafon 19-75 Dennis Northcutt 2-25 Kevin Schmidtke 9-24 Keith Smith 1-6 Brady Batten 1-(-4) Ortege Jenkins 3-(-14) UA Brady Batten 7-17-89 Ortege Jenkins 0-4-0-INT Keith Smith 0-1-1-0 UA Bradley Brennan 3-33 Michael Lucky 2-37 Dennis Northcutt 2-19

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38 WISCONSIN

10 UTAH SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Wisconsin 14 17 0 7 38 Utah 3 0 7 0 10

HEAD COACHES Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin Ron McBride, Utah OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Ron Dayne, Wisconsin DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Tarek Saleh, Wisconsin WEATHER Partly cloudy, 60 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

UW 7 7 14 21 24 31 31 38

RUSHING UW Ron Dayne 30-246-3TD Mike Samuel 5-44-TD Carl McCullough 5-22 Aaron Stecker 3-18 Charles Williams 1-10 Cecil Martin 1-9

UTAH 0 3 3 3 3 3 10 10

Mike Samuel 38-yard run (John Hall PAT good) Daniel Pulsipher 24-yard field goal Ron Dayne 40-yard run (John Hall PAT good) Cyrill Weems 82-yard interception return (John Hall PAT good) John Hall 38-yard field goal Ron Dayne 3-yard run (John Hall PAT good) Juan Johnson 1-yard run (Daniel Pulsipher PAT good) Ron Dayne 1-yard run (John Hall PAT good)

RECEIVING UW Donald Hayes 1-9 Demetrius Brown 1-7

YARDSTICK UW 16 45-349 16 2-6-0 125 2-41.0 2-1 3-31

UTAH First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

PASSING UW Mike Samuel 2-6-16

26 31-103 327 27-49-4 54 2-31.0 1-0 2-11

UTAH Juan Johnson 20-88-TD Omar Bacon 4-9 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala 4-5 Mike Fouts 3-1

UTAH Mike Fouts 27-49-327-4INT UTAH Terence Keehan 6-100 Kevin Dyson 6-95 Rocky Henry 6-47 Dirk Christoffersen 3-26 Donny Utu 3-25 Boo Bendinger 1-21 Chris Jahries 1-10 Omar Bacon 1-3

7TH ANNUAL COPPER BOWL DECEMBER 27, 1995 | ARIZONA STADIUM | TUCSON, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 41,004

41 AIR FORCE

55 TEXAS TECH SCORING 1 Air Force 7 Texas Tech 21

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HEAD COACHES Fisher DeBerry, Air Force Spike Dykes, Texas Tech OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Zebby Lethridge, Texas Tech DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Mickey Dalton, Air Force WEATHER Clear, 58 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

YARDSTICK AF 25 67-431 83 7-13-0 42 3-39.3 3-1 8-60

TTU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

AF 0 7 7 7 7 13 13 21 28 28 28 28 35 35 41

RUSHING AF Danta Johnson 5-148-2TD Beau Morgan 22-129-TD Nakia Addison 17-72-2TD Todd Ellers 4-29 Jake Campbell 6-20-TD Craig Tanner 4-17 Thomas Brown 4-13 Tobin Ruff 3-3 Brandon Wilkerson 1-2 Steve Carr 1-(-2) PASSING AF Beau Morgan 5-11-51 Thomas Brown 2-2-32 RECEIVING AF Jake Campbell 4-43 DeVere Ranger 2-21 Craig Hancock 1-19

27 39-361 245 22-41-1 12 3-43.3 1-0 9-81

TTU 7 7 14 21 28 28 31 31 31 38 45 48 48 55 55

Stacy Mitchell 38-yard pass from Zebby Lethridge (Tony Rogers PAT good) Nakia Addison 2-yard run (Dallas Thompson PAT good) Byron Hanspard 2-yard run (Tony Rogers PAT good) Byron Hanspard 11-yard run (Tony Rogers PAT good) Zebby Lethridge 1-yard run (Tony Rogers PAT good) Danta Johnson 71-yard run (PAT missed) Tony Rogers 24-yard field goal Jake Campbell 7-yard run (2-point conversion good, Nakia Addison run) Danta Johnson 60-yard run (Randall Roberts PAT good) Byron Hanspard 2-yard run (Tony Rogers PAT good) Zebby Lethridge 3-yard run (Tony Rogers PAT good) Tony Rogers 31-yard field goal Beau Morgan 1-yard run (Randall Roberts PAT good) Byron Hanspard 29-yard run (Tony Rogers PAT good) Nakia Addison 7-yard run (PAT missed)

TTU Byron Hanspard 24-260-4TD Zebby Lethridge 10-85-2TD Rod Hobbs 3-14 Matt Dubuc 1-1 Todd Walker 1-1

TTU Zebby Lethridge 22-41-245-TD-INT

TTU Tony Darden 7-47 Stacy Mitchell 4-53-TD Matt Dubuc 4-26 Field Scovell 2-39 Byron Hanspard 2-18 Bo Adams 2-16 Donnie Hart 1-46

6TH ANNUAL COPPER BOWL DECEMBER 29, 1994 | ARIZONA STADIUM | TUCSON, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 45,1229

30 BYU

6 OKLAHOMA SCORING 1 2 3 4 F BYU 7 10 7 7 30 Oklahoma 0 0 0 6 6

HEAD COACHES LaVell Edwards, BYU Gary Gibbs, Oklahoma OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Jamal Willis, BYU DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Broderick Simpson, Oklahoma WEATHER Partly cloudy, 65 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $750,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

BYU 7 10 17 24 24 31

RUSHING BYU Jamal Willis 11-41 Chad Knowles 2-18 Hema Heimuli 10-17 T.D. Biegel 2-9 John Walsh 4-0 Tim Nawatzke 1-0 Bryce Doman 1-(-6) Mark Atuaia 2-(-8) PASSING BYU John Walsh 31-45-454-4TD Steve Clements 1-1-31 RECEIVING BYU Jamal Willis 7-103 Hema Heimuli 4-74 Kaipo McGuire 4-58 Tim Nawatzke 4-52 Mike Johnston 4-49-2TD Jamal Lewis 4-33 Bryce Doman 3-71-2TD Chad Knowles 1-31 Itula Mili 1-14

OU 0 0 0 0 6 6

Bryce Doman 7-yard pass from John Walsh (David Lauder PAT good) David Lauder 22-yard field goal Mike Johnston 25-yard pass from John Walsh (David Lauder PAT good) Mike Johnston 4-yard pass from John Walsh (David Lauder PAT good) Jerald Moore 2-yard run (PAT missed) Bryce Doman 28-yard pass from John Walsh (David Lauder PAT good)

YARDSTICK BYU 28 33-71 485 32-46-0 27 4-37.0 0-0 6-48

OU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

16 33-72 163 13-30-1 15 8-37.1 0-0 7-44

OU Jerald Moore 9-41-TD James Allen 11-28 P.J. Mills 2-12 Dwayne Chandler 2-2 Jeff Frazier 2-2 Terence Brown 7-(-13)

OU Terence Brown 13-30-163-INT

OU Albert Hall 5-75 Jerald Moore 3-37 Dwayne Chandler 3-24 Jeff Frazier 1-20 P.J. Mills 1-7

5TH ANNUAL COPPER BOWL DECEMBER 29, 1993 | ARIZONA STADIUM | TUCSON, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 49,075

52 KANSAS STATE

17 WYOMING SCORING Kansas State Wyoming

1 2 3 4 F 9 15 14 14 52 3 7 0 7 17

HEAD COACHES Bill Snyder, Kansas State Joe Tiller, Wyoming OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Andre Coleman, Kansas State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Kenny McEntyre, Kansas State WEATHER Clear, 64 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $700,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

KSU 0 6 9 16 16 24 31 38 38 45 52

RUSHING KSU J.J. Smith 20-133-TD Leon Edwards 9-65-TD Dederick Kelly 2-14 Chad May 6-12-TD Andre Coleman 1-7 Ben Griffin 1-(-4) PASSING KSU Chad May 19-28-275-2TD

YARDSTICK KSU 22 39-227 275 19-28-0 120 3-23.3 0-0 5-40

UW First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

20 23-36 266 31-51-2 34 5-44.2 2-1 8-70

UW 3 3 3 3 10 10 10 10 17 17 17

Taylor Sorenson 35-yard field goal J.J. Smith 2-yard run (PAT missed) Tate Wright 22-yard field goal Chad May 2-yard run (Tate Wright PAT good) Ryan Christopherson 3-yard run (Taylor Sorenson PAT good) Andre Coleman 68-yard punt return (2-point conversion good, Chad May run) Andre Coleman 61-yard pass from Chad May (Tate Wright PAT good) Kevin Lockett 30-yard pass from Chad May (Tate Wright PAT good) Eddie Pratt 14-yard pass from John Gustin (Taylor Sorenson PAT good) Leon Edwards 13-yard run (Warren Claassen PAT good) Kenny McEntyre 37-yard interception return (Tate Wright PAT good)

RECEIVING KSU Andre Coleman 8-144-TD Mitch Running 5-50 J.J. Smith 2-20 Kevin Lockett 1-30-TD Leon Edwards 1-13 Tyson Schwieger 1-11 Brad Seib 1-7

UW Ryan Christopherson 15-28-TD Brian Gragert 1-8 Joe Hughes 5-5 John Gustin 2-(-5)

UW Joe Hughes 28-43-237 John Gustin 3-7-29-TD-INT Ryan Yarborough 0-1-0-INT UW Ryan Yarborough 8-72 Mike Jones 7-50 Ryan Christopherson 5-16 Eddie Pratt 3-52-TD Richard Peace 2-29 Kerry Garrett 2-14 Scott Mimnaugh 1-19 Brent Tillman 1-8 Michael Jones 1-6 Terry Hendricks 1-0

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4TH ANNUAL COPPER BOWL DECEMBER 29, 1992 | ARIZONA STADIUM | TUCSON, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 40,826

28 UTAH

31 WASHINGTON STATE SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Utah 0 14 14 0 28 Washington State 21 7 0 3 31

HEAD COACHES Ron McBride, Utah Mike Price, Washington State OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Philip Bobo & Drew Bledsoe, Washington State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Kareem Leary, Utah WEATHER Cloudy, 61 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $650,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

UTAH WSU 0 7 0 14 0 21 7 21 14 21 14 28 20 28 28 28

28 31

RUSHING UTAH Keith Williams 13-112-TD Pierre Jones 11-43-TD Henry Lusk 1-10 Jamal Anderson 4-7 Frank Dolce 9-5 Sean Williams 1-2

Shaumbe Wright-Fair 3-yard run (Aaron Price PAT good) Phillip Bobo 87-yard pass from Drew Bledsoe (Aaron Price PAT good) Shaumbe Wright-Fair 3-yard run (Aaron Price PAT good) Sean Williams 10-yard pass from Frank Dolce (Chris Yergensen PAT good) Keith Williams 25-yard run (Chris Yergensen PAT good) Phillip Bobo 48-yard pass from Drew Bledsoe (Aaron Price PAT good) Henry Lusk 49-yard pass from Frank Dolce (PAT missed) Pierre Jones 8-yard run (2-point conversion good, Scott Murray pass from Frank Dolce) Aaron Price 22-yard field goal

RECEIVING UTAH Sean Williams 7-127-TD Greg Hooks 5-75 Henry Lusk 4-75-TD Keith Williams 2-6 Pierre Jones 1-17 Jamal Anderson 1-8 Joe Welch 1-8

YARDSTICK UTAH 20 39-179 316 21-40-0 99 6-43.0 3-1 7-55

WSU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

PASSING UTAH Frank Dolce 21-40-316-2TD

28 41-144 492 32-48-1 60 6-36.5 4-2 18-136

WSU Shaumbe Wright-Fair 27-123-2TD Phillip Bobo 2-16 Derek Sparks 3-11 Mike Pattinson 2-5 Jay Dumas 1-(-3) Drew Bledsoe 6-(-8) WSU Drew Bledsoe 30-46-476-2TD-INT Mike Pattinson 2-2-16 WSU C.J. Davis 8-134 Phillip Bobo 7-212-2TD Shaumbe Wright-Fair 6-21 Deron Pointer 5-73 Calvin Schexnayder 4-43 Clarence Williams 1-7 Brett Carolan 1-2

3RD ANNUAL COPPER BOWL DECEMBER 31, 1991 | ARIZONA STADIUM | TUCSON, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 35,751

0 BAYLOR

24 INDIANA SCORING 1 2 3 4 F Baylor 0 0 0 0 0 Indiana 7 10 0 7 24

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HEAD COACHES Grant Teaff, Baylor Bill Mallory, Indiana OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Vaughn Dunbar, Indiana DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Mark Hagen, Indiana WEATHER Clear, 55 degrees TELEVISION ESPN PAYOUT PER TEAM $650,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

BU 0 0 0 0

RUSHING BU Robert Strait 15-72 David Mims 9-49 Kendrick Bell 5-41 John Henry 2-4 Steve Needham 1-3 Creig Stephens 1-2 Kent Brentham 1-(-11) J.J. Joe 8-(-22)

IU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

Trent Green 1-yard run (Scott Bonnell PAT good) Scott Bonnell 27-yard field goal Vaughn Dunbar 5-yard run (Scott Bonnell PAT good) Trent Green 4-yard run (Scott Bonnell PAT good)

PASSING BU J.J. Joe 10-26-131-INT Kent Brentham 0-1-0

YARDSTICK BU 17 42-138 131 10-27-1 53 6-34.8 4-1 4-29

IU 7 10 17 24

20 49-147 176 12-22-0 10 6-49.0 2-0 6-59

RECEIVING BU Alonzo Pierce 3-32 Lee Miles 2-41 Melvin Bonner 2-32 David Mims 2-19 Reggie Miller 1-7

IU Vaughn Dunbar 28-106-TD Brett Law 6-38 Chris Dyer 2-2 Trent Green 13-1-2TD

IU Trent Green 11-21-165 Chris Dyer 1-1-11 IU Eddie Thomas 4-58 Scott McGowan 3-63 Rod Coleman 1-15 Vaughn Dunbar 1-11 Mike Fette 1-11 Tim O’Connell 1-11 Eddie Beaty 1-7

2ND ANNUAL COPPER BOWL DECEMBER 31, 1990 | ARIZONA STADIUM | TUCSON, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 36,340

17 CALIFORNIA

15 WYOMING SCORING 1 2 3 4 F California 0 7 3 7 17 Wyoming 0 3 0 12 15

HEAD COACHES Paul Roach, Wyoming Bruce Snyder, California OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Mike Pawlawski, California DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Robert Midgett, Wyoming WEATHER Clear, 69 degrees TELEVISION WTBS PAYOUT PER TEAM $600,000

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

UW 0 3 3 3 9 15

RUSHING UW Mark Timmer 6-34 Sean Fleming 1-30 Jay Daffer 7-23 Amaicure Harris 6-16 Robert Rivers 1-15 Tom Corontzos 11-11

CAL Anthony Wallace 17-76 Russell White 14-18 Greg Zomalt 5-14 Marty Holly 1-5 Mike Caldwell 1-1 Mike Pawlawski 8-(-25)

PASSING UW Tom Corontzos 20-39-226-2INT

CAL Mike Pawlawski 15-26-172-TD-INT

CAL 7 7 10 17 17 17

Brian Treggs 25-yard pass from Mike Pawlawski (Robbie Keen PAT good) Sean Fleming 26-yard field goal Robbie Keen 46-yard field goal Greg Zomalt 4-yard run (Robbie Keen PAT good) Jay Daffer 11-yard run (2-point conversion failed) Robert Rivers 70-yard punt return (2-point conversion failed)

RECEIVING UW Shawn Wiggins 7-119 Gordy Wood 6-40 Greg Brown 4-42 Ryan Yarborough 2-17 Robert River 1-8

YARDSTICK UW 18 32-129 226 20-39-2 68 8-35.5 2-0 1-5

CAL First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

14 46-89 172 15-26-1 32 9-41.9 3-0 8-57

CAL Brian Treggs 4-75 Sean Dawkins 4-41 Greg Zomalt 3-19 Mike Caldwell 2-23 Brent Woodall 1-12 Russell White 1-2

INAUGURAL COPPER BOWL DECEMBER 31, 1989 | ARIZONA STADIUM | TUCSON, AZ | ATTENDANCE: 37,237

10 NC STATE

17 ARIZONA SCORING NC State Arizona

1 2 3 4 F 0 7 3 0 10 7 10 0 0 17

HEAD COACHES Dick Sheridan, NC State Dick Tomey, Arizona OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Shane Montgomery, NC State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Scott Geyer, Arizona WEATHER Clear, 59 degrees TELEVISION WTBS PAYOUT PER TEAM $500,00

HOW THEY SCORED

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

NCST 0 0 7 7 10

RUSHING NCST Anthony Barbour 16-41 Aubrey Shaw 9-26 Todd Varn 7-23 Tyrone Jackson 6-14 Greg Manior 5-6 Al Byrd 1-(-3) Shane Montgomery 5-(-19)

UA Reggie McGill 14-49 Michael Bates 3-6 Michael Streidnig 2-5 Mario Hampton 5-2 Errol Sapp 3-2 Ronald Veal 10-(-14)

PASSING NCST Shane Montgomery 21-46-222-TD-INT Mike Kavulic 0-1-0-INT

UA Ronald Veal 5-15-80-TD-INT

YARDSTICK NCST 23 49-88 222 21-47-2 10 7-37.7 2-2 6-49

UA First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Return Yards Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards

8 37-50 80 5-15-1 107 10-41.7 3-2 5-47

UA 7 14 14 17 17

Olatide Ogunfiditimi 37-yard pass from Ronald Veal (Gary Coston PAT good) Scott Geyer 85-yard interception return (Gary Coston PAT good) Todd Varn 4-yard pass from Shane Montgomery (Damon Hartman PAT good) Gary Coston 34-yard field goal Damon Hartman 43-yard field goal

RECEIVING NCST Al Byrd 6-67 Todd Varn 5-25-TD Todd Harrison 2-43 Mike Kavulic 2-26 Anthony Barbour 2-19 Reggie Lawrence 2-16 Chris Williams 1-13 Bobby Jurgens 1-13

UA Reggie McGill 2-23 Olatide Ogunfiditimi 1-37-TD Mario Hampton 1-14 Michael Bates 1-6

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RECORDS | INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE MOST PLAYS 70 Blaine Gabbert, Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010 (57 pass, 13 rush)

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 4 Byron Hanspard, Texas Tech

vs. Air Force, 1995 Blake Bell, Oklahoma vs. Iowa, 2011 Shannon Woods, Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 James Mungro, Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001 Corby Jones, Missouri vs. West Virginia, 1998 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996

60 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 (55 pass, 5 rush) 52 Marc Bulger, West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998 (50 pass, 2 rush) Mike Fouts, Utah vs. Wisconsin, 1996 (49 pass, 3 rush) Drew Bledsoe, Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 (46 pass, 6 rush)

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555 Skyler Howard, West Virginia vs. Arizona State, 2016 (532 pass, 23 rush) 498 Rudy Carpenter, Arizona State vs. Rutgers, 2005 (467 pass, 31 rush) 468 Drew Bledsoe, Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 (476 pass, -8 rush) 465 Blaine Gabbert, Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010 (434 pass, 31 rush)

vs. Texas Tech, 1995 (TD) 65 James Mungro, Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001 (TD) 63 Byron Hanspard, Texas Tech vs. Air Force, 1995 62 Marcus Coker, Iowa vs. Missouri, 2010

MOST TOTAL YARDS

RUSHING MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS 34 Amir Pinnix, Minnesota

LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE 71 Danta Johnson, Air Force

PASSING MOST PASS ATTEMPTS 57 Blaine Gabbert, Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010

vs. Texas Tech, 2006 33 Marcus Coker, Iowa vs. Missouri, 2010 32 Sewo Olonilua, California vs. TCU, 2019 Desmond Roland, Oklahoma State vs. Washington, 2015 Le’Veon Bell, Michigan State vs. TCU, 2012 31 Devan West, Missouri vs. West Virginia, 1998 30 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996

55 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 50 Marc Bulger, West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998 49 Mike Fouts, Utah vs. Wisconsin, 1996

vs. Air Force, 1995 246 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 219 Marcus Coker, Iowa vs. Missouri, 2010 201 Cortlen Johnson, Colorado vs. Boston College, 1999

MOST PASSING YARDS 532 Skyler Howard, West Virginia

MOST NET RUSHING YARDS 260 Byron Hanspard, Texas Tech

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MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED

4 Grayson Muehlstein, California vs. TCU, 2018 Graham Leigh, New Mexico vs. Arizona, 1997 Mike Fouts, Utah vs. Wisconsin, 1996

MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 5 Skyler Howard, West Virginia

vs. Arizona State, 2016 4 Mike Bercovici, Arizona State vs. West Virginia, 2016 (6 tied)

RECEIVING MOST RECEPTIONS

14 KD Cannon, Baylor vs. Boise State, 2016 15 T.J. Moe, Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010 14 Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas vs. Minnesota, 2008 14 KD Cannon, Baylor vs. Boise State, 2016 11 Joel Filani, Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 Shawn Foreman, West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998

MOST RECEIVING YARDS

41 Blaine Gabbert, Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010 36 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 34 Marc Bulger, West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998 31 John Walsh, BYU vs. Oklahoma, 1994

226 KD Cannon, Baylor vs.Boise State, 2016 212 Phillip Bobo, Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 201 Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas vs. Minnesota, 2008 189 Shawn Foreman, West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998

vs. Arizona State, 2016 476 Drew Bledsoe, Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 467 Rudy Carpenter, Arizona State vs. Rutgers, 2005

vs. Utah, 1992 (TD) 75 Eric Decker, Minnesota vs. Kansas, 2008 72 Antonio Bryant, Pittsburgh vs. Iowa State, 2000 (TD)

LONGEST RECEPTION 87 Phillip Bobo, Washington State

RECORDS | INDIVIDUAL MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 3 Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas

MOST PATS MADE 7 Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State

vs. Minnesota, 2008 Tyler Lockett, Kansas State vs. Michigan, 2013

KICKING MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

5 Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State vs. West Virginia, 2016 4 Ben Grogan, Oklahoma State vs. Washington, 2015 Jeremy Ito, Rutgers vs. Arizona State, 2005 3 Jaden Oberkrom, TCU vs. Michigan State, 2012 Alexis Serna, Oregon State vs. Notre Dame, 2004 Carter Warley, Virginia Tech vs. California, 2003 Jeremy Aldrich, Colorado vs. Boston College, 1999

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE

4 Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State vs. West Virginia, 2016 Jeremy Ito, Rutgers vs. Arizona State, 2005

LONGEST FIELD GOAL 53 Jaden Oberkrom, TCU

vs. Michigan State, 2012 52 Alex Trlica, Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 Jeremy Ito, Rutgers vs. Arizona State, 2005 50 Kirk Tliniemi, Oregon State vs. Pittsburgh, 2002

MOST PATS ATTEMPTED 7 Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State

vs. Indiana, 2007 Tyler Fredrickson, California vs. Virginia Tech, 2003 Tony Rogers, Texas Tech vs. Air Force, 1995

vs. Indiana, 2007 Tyler Fredrickson, California vs. Virginia Tech, 2003 Tony Rogers, Texas Tech vs. Air Force, 1995

MOST POINTS BY A KICKER

16 Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State vs. West Virginia, 2016 Jeremy Ito, Rutgers vs. Arizona State, 2005 13 Tony Rogers, Texas Tech vs. Air Force, 1995 12 Ben Grogan, Oklahoma State vs. Washington, 2015 Jeremy Aldrich, Colorado vs. Boston College, 1999

PUNTING MOST PUNTS

11 Mike Sadler, Michigan State vs. TCU, 2012 Mike Shafer, Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001 10 John Nies, Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989 9 Steven Coutts, California vs. TCU, 2018 Ryan Springston, Arizona vs. New Mexico, 1997

MOST PUNTING YARDAGE 493 Mike Shafer, Syracuse

vs. Kansas State, 2001 481 Mike Sadler, Michigan State vs. TCU, 2012 417 John Nies, Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989 350 Steven Coutts, California vs. TCU, 2018 349 Robbie Keen, California vs. Wyoming, 1990

LONGEST PUNT 67 Tress Way, Oklahoma vs. Iowa, 2011

Travis Brown, Kansas State vs. Syracuse, 2001 63 Alonzo Rojas, Kansas vs. Minnesota, 2008 58 Joe Radigan, Rutgers vs. Arizona State, 2005

PUNT RETURNS MOST PUNT RETURNS 7 Jamel Riddle, Syracuse 6

vs. Kansas State, 2001 Aaron Lockett, Kansas State vs. Syracuse, 2001 Barry Anderson, North Carolina State vs. Arizona, 1989

MOST PUNT RETURN YARDAGE 127 Ben Kelly, Colorado

vs. Boston College, 1999 83 Shawn Robinson, Pittsburgh vs. Oregon State, 2002 82 Cyrill Weems, Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996

LONGEST PUNT RETURN 88 Ben Kelly, Colorado

vs. Boston College, 1999 (TD) 82 Cyrill Weems, Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 (TD) 72 JaMain Billups, Iowa State vs. Pittsburgh, 2000 (TD)

KICK RETURNS MOST KICKOFF RETURNS 6

John Ross, Oklahoma State vs. Washington, 2015 Troy Stoudermire, Minnesota vs. Kansas, 2008 Torrie Cox, Pittsburgh vs. Iowa State, 2000 DuJuan Daniela, Boston College vs. Colorado, 1999

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RECORDS | INDIVIDUAL/TEAM MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN

177 Tim White, Arizona State vs. West Virginia, 2016 174 Troy Stoudermire, Minnesota vs. Kansas, 2008 142 Mike Imoh, Virginia Tech vs. California, 2003

78 George White, Boston College vs. Colorado, 1999 (TD) 72 Micah Hyde, Iowa vs. Missouri, 2010 (TD) 51 Dante Barnett, Kansas State vs. Michigan, 2013

96 John Ross, Oklahoma State vs. Washington, 2015 60 Troy Stoudermire, Minnesota vs. Kansas, 2008 Ricardo Rhodes, Missouri vs. West Virginia, 1998 55 Mike Imoh, Virginia Tech vs. California, 2003

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LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN

DEFENSE MOST TOTAL TACKLES

15 Kim Royston, Minnesota vs. Iowa State, 2009 Ramon Walker, Pittsburgh vs. Iowa State, 2000 14 Mike Rivera, Kansas vs. Minnesota, 2008 Barrett Green, West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998

MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS 4

James Holt, Kansas vs. Minnesota, 2008 Claude Harriott, Pittsburgh vs. Oregon State, 2002 Jimmy Sprotte, Arizona vs. New Mexico, 1997

MOST INTERCEPTIONS

3 Jaylinn Hawkins, California vs. TCU, 2018 2 Kyle Theret, Minnesota vs. Iowa State, 2009 Willie Ford, Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001 Scott Geyer, Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989

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FIRST DOWNS MOST TOTAL FIRST DOWNS

33 32 29

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FEWEST TOTAL FIRST DOWNS

8 Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001 Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989 12 Boston College vs. Colorado, 1999

MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING

18 Colorado vs. Boston College, 1999

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING

2

Oregon State vs. Notre Dame, 1998 Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989

West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998 Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 Arizona State vs. Rutgers, 2005 Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010  

MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING 24 22 21 20

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS PASSING

2

4

California vs. TCU, 2018 Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001 Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 Arizona vs. New Mexico, 1997 Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989

MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY

4

TCU vs. Michigan State, 2012 Pittsburgh vs. Oregon State, 2002 North Carolina State vs. Arizona, 1989

RUSHING MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS

67 59

53

Air Force vs. Texas Tech, 1995 California vs. TCU, 2018 Arizona vs. New Mexico, 1997 Missouri vs. West Virginia, 1998

FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS

15 Michigan vs. Kansas State, 2013 18 Oregon State vs. Notre Dame, 2004 23 Wyoming vs. Kansas State, 1993

MOST YARDS GAINED RUSHING

449 Air Force vs. Texas Tech, 1995 374 Texas Tech vs. Air Force, 1995 365 Colorado vs. Boston College, 1999

FEWEST YARDS GAINED RUSHING

46 Oregon State vs. Notre Dame, 2004 64 West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998 70 Oregon State vs. Pittsburgh, 2002

MOST YARDS LOST RUSHING

62 Oregon State vs. Pittsburgh, 2002 59 Kansas State vs. Syracuse, 2001 52 Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001

FEWEST YARDS LOST RUSHING

1 5 7

Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 Iowa vs. Missouri, 2010 Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006

MOST NET YARDS RUSHING

431 Air Force vs. Texas Tech, 1995 361 Texas Tech vs. Air Force, 1995 349 Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996

FEWEST NET YARDS RUSHING

8 Oregon State vs. Pittsburgh, 2002 20 Oregon State vs. Notre Dame, 2004 33 Kansas State vs. Syracuse, 2003

RECORDS | TEAM MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

6

5

Air Force vs. Texas Tech, 1995 Texas Tech vs. Air Force, 1995 California vs. Virginia Tech, 2003

PASSING MOST NET PASSING YARDS

532 West Virginia vs. Arizona State, 2016 492 Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 485 BYU vs. Oklahoma, 1994

BEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE

.771 .719 .706 .696

California vs. Virginia Tech, 2003 Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010 Oklahoma State vs. Indiana, 2007 BYU vs. Oklahoma, 1994

TOTAL OFFENSE MOST TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS

FEWEST NET PASSING YARDS

96 89 86 83

North Carolina State vs. Arizona, 1989 Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010 Oklahoma State vs. Indiana, 2007

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED

51 52 58

Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989 Iowa vs. Missouri, 2010 Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001

16 28 80 83

57 55 51

Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 California vs. TCU, 2018 Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989 Air Force vs. Texas Tech, 1995

Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010 Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 Wyoming vs. Kansas State, 1993 Utah vs. Wisconsin, 1996

FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED

6 Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 12 Missouri vs. West Virginia, 1998 13 Air Force vs. Texas Tech, 1995

FEWEST TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS

MOST TOTAL NET YARDS

679 Arizona State vs. Rutgers, 2005 636 Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 606 Texas Tech vs. Air Force, 1995

FEWEST TOTAL NET YARDS

2

Seven times. Last time: Iowa State vs. Minnesota, 2009

MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED

5 4

California vs. TCU, 2018 New Mexico vs. Arizona, 1997 Utah vs. Wisconsin, 1996

MOST TOTAL TURNOVERS

5 California vs. TCU, 2018 (0 fumbles, 5 interceptions) 4 Seven times. Last time: Iowa State vs. Minnesota, 2009 (2 fumbles, 2 interceptions)

PENALTIES MOST PENALTIES

18 Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 11 Arizona State vs. Rutgers, 2005

FEWEST PENALTIES

1 2

Wyoming vs. California, 1990 Notre Dame vs. Oregon State, 2004 Iowa State vs. Pittsburgh, 2000 Utah vs. Wisconsin, 1996

MOST PASSES COMPLETED

130 222 227 235

FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED

FIELD GOALS MOST FIELD GOALS MADE

136 Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 103 Oklahoma State vs. Indiana, 2007 102 Arizona State vs. Rutgers, 2005

41 Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010 36 Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 35 West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998

Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989 Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001 Michigan State vs. TCU, 2012 Oklahoma vs. BYU, 1994

MOST FUMBLES LOST

MOST PENALTY YARDS

2 5

Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989 Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001

4

Arizona State vs. West Virginia, 2016 Rutgers vs. Arizona State, 2005

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

5

West Virginia vs. Arizona State, 2016 Kansas vs. Minnesota, 2008

5

Arizona State vs. West Virginia, 2016

5 Wyoming vs. California, 1990 10 Iowa State vs. Pittsburgh, 2000 Notre Dame vs. Oregon State, 2004

5 4

3

California vs. TCU, 2018 (California) California vs. TCU, 2018 (TCU) New Mexico vs. Arizona, 1997 Utah vs. Wisconsin, 1996 Boston College vs. Colorado, 1999

TURNOVERS MOST FUMBLES

PUNTING MOST PUNTS

MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS

MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN

4

Kansas State vs. Syracuse, 2001 Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 Baylor vs. Indiana, 1991

FEWEST PENALTY YARDS

11

10 9

Michigan State vs. TCU, 2012 Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001 Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989 California vs. TCU, 2018 Kansas State vs. Syracuse, 2001 Arizona vs. New Mexico, 1997 California vs. Wyoming, 1990

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RECORDS | TEAM FEWEST PUNTS

1

2

Kansas State vs. Michigan, 2013 Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 Virginia Tech vs. California, 2003 West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998 Utah vs. Wisconsin, 1996 Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996

493 481 417

Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001 Michigan State vs. TCU, 2012 Kansas State vs. Syracuse, 2001 Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989

MOST PUNTING YARDS

FEWEST PUNTING YARDS

45 Kansas State vs. Michigan, 2013 46 Texas Tech vs. Minnesota, 2006 51 West Virginia vs. Missouri, 1998

PUNT RETURNS MOST PUNT RETURNS

7 6

Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001 Kansas State vs. Syracuse, 2001 North Carolina State vs. Arizona, 1989

127 85 83

Colorado vs. Boston College, 1999 Iowa State vs. Pittsburgh, 2000 Pittsburgh vs. Oregon State, 2002 Kansas State vs. Wyoming, 1993

MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS

FEWEST PUNT RETURN YARDS

MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 214 212 195 183

Arizona State vs. West Virginia, 2016 Boston College vs. Colorado, 1999 Minnesota vs. Kansas, 2008 Oklahoma State vs. Washington, 2015

0

16 17

West Virginia vs. Arizona State, 2016 (no attempts) BYU vs. Oklahoma, 1994 (no attempts) Oklahoma vs. BYU, 1994 Colorado vs. Boston College, 1999

FEWEST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS

TEAM RECORDS POSSESSION TIME MOST POSSESSION TIME

38:06 North Carolina State vs. Arizona, 1989 37:15 California vs. Virginia Tech, 2003 35:49 Minnesota vs. Texas Tech, 2006

THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS MOST CONVERSIONS

13 California vs. Virginia Tech, 2003 11 Utah vs. Wisconsin, 1996 10 North Carolina State vs. Arizona, 1989

FEWEST CONVERSIONS 0

2

Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989 (12 attempts) Arizona State vs. Rutgers, 2005 (10 attempts)

-3 California vs. Wyoming, 1990 -2 Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010 Washington State vs. Utah, 1992

MOST CONVERSION ATTEMPTS

KICKOFF RETURNS MOST KICKOFF RETURNS

9

10 Boston College vs. Colorado, 1999

FEWEST KICKOFF RETURNS

0

California vs. TCU, 2018 West Virginia vs. Arizona State, 2016 BYU vs. Oklahoma, 1994

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22 North Carolina State vs. Arizona, 1989

FEWEST CONVERSION ATTEMPTS Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996

DEFENSE MOST SACKS

7 6

California vs. Wyoming, 1990 Syracuse vs. Kansas State, 2001

MOST SACK YARDAGE

38 TCU vs. Michigan State, 2012 Oregon State vs. Pittsburgh, 2002 37 Kansas State vs. Syracuse, 2001

MOST INTERCEPTIONS

5 4

3

California vs. TCU, 2018 Arizona vs. New Mexico, 1997 Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 Colorado vs. Boston College, 1999

MOST INTERCEPTION YARDAGE

147 California vs TCU, 2018 125 Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 95 Arizona vs. North Carolina State, 1989

POSSESSION TIME LARGEST DIFFERENCE IN POSSESSION TIME

16:12 North Carolina State (38:06) vs. Arizona (21:54), 1989 14:30 California (37:15) vs. Virginia Tech (22:45), 2003 11:38 Minnesota (35:49) vs. Texas Tech (24:11), 2006

SMALLEST DIFFERENCE IN POSSESSION TIME

0:02 Wyoming (29:59) vs. Kansas State (30:01), 1993 0:04 Oklahoma State (35:22) vs. Washington (35:19), 2015 0:16 Washington State (29:52) vs. Utah (30:08), 1992 0:24 Wyoming (29:48) vs. California (30:12), 1990 0:26 Missouri (29:49) vs. Iowa (29:23), 2010

LENGTH OF GAME LONGEST GAME

4:06 Washington State vs. Utah, 1992 4:01 Arizona State vs. Rutgers, 2005 3:52 Oklahoma State vs. Indiana, 2007

SHORTEST GAME

2:58 Indiana vs. Baylor, 1999 3:01 Wisconsin vs. Utah, 1996 3:09 Missouri vs. Iowa, 2010

RECORDS | COMBINED COMBINED FIRST DOWNS MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING 22 Colorado (18) vs. Boston College (4), 1999

21 20

19

Oklahoma State (12) vs. Indiana (9), 2007 California (6) vs TCU (14), 2018 Wisconsin (13) vs. Utah (7), 1996 Missouri (10 vs. Iowa (9), 2010

5 7 9

Oregon State (2) vs. Notre Dame (3), 2004 Arizona (2) vs. North Carolina State (5), 1989 TCU (3) vs. Michigan State (6), 2012 Kansas State (3) vs. Syracuse (6), 2001

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West Virginia (20) vs. Arizona State (17), 2016 Arizona State (21) vs. Rutgers (16), 2005 Texas Tech (22) vs. Minnesota (13), 2006 Virginia Tech (18) vs. California (17), 2003

10 11 12

15

California (8) vs TCU (2), 2018 Syracuse (2) vs. Kansas State (9), 2001 TCU (6) vs. Michigan State (6), 2012 Arizona (4) vs. New Mexico (8), 1997 Baylor (6) vs. Indiana (9), 1991

6 5

North Carolina State (4) vs. Arizona (2), 1989 TCU (4) vs. Michigan State (1), 2012 Kansas (3) vs. Minnesota (2), 2008 Pittsburgh (4) vs. Oregon State (1), 2002

0 1

California (0) vs TCU (0), 2018 Iowa State (0) vs. Pittsburgh (1), 2000 Kansas State (0) vs. Wyoming (1), 1993 California (0) vs. Wyoming (1), 1990

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING

MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS PASSING

MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY

MOST TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 57 Arizona State (33) vs. Rutgers (24), 2005

54 Texas Tech (29) vs. Minnesota (25), 2006 California (27) vs. Virginia Tech (27), 2003

FEWEST TOTAL FIRST DOWNS

23 26 31 32

Syracuse (8) vs. Kansas State (15), 2001 TCU (3) vs. Michigan State (13) Arizona (8) vs. North Carolina State (23), 1989 California (14) vs. Wyoming (18), 1990

COMBINED RUSHING MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS 106 Air Force (67) vs. Texas Tech (39), 1995

COMBINED PASSING MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED

103 88 86 79

West Virginia (51) vs. Arizona State (52), 2016 Washington State (48) vs. Utah (40), 1992 Texas Tech (55) vs. Minnesota (31), 2006 Wyoming (51) vs. Kansas State (28), 1993

MOST RUSHING YARDS GAINED

54

California (164) vs. TCU (28), 2018 Syracuse (14) vs. Kansas State (40), 2001 Arizona (22) vs. New Mexico (32), 1997 Air Force (13) vs. Texas Tech (41), 1995

FEWEST RUSHING YARDS GAINED 136 Oregon State (46) vs. Notre Dame (90), 2004

West Virginia (28) vs. Arizona State (29), 2016 Texas Tech (36) vs. Minnesota (19), 2006 Washington State (32) vs. Utah (21), 1992 Missouri (41) vs. Iowa (11), 2010

94 Arizona (59) vs. New Mexico (35), 1997 91 Indiana (49) vs. Baylor (42), 1991

FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS

51 62 66

Oregon State (18) vs. Notre Dame (33), 2004 Wyoming (23) vs. Kansas State (39), 1993 Missouri (29) vs. Iowa (37), 2010 BYU (33) vs. Oklahoma (33), 1994

823 Air Force (449) vs. Texas Tech (374), 1995 474 Colorado (365) vs. Boston College (109), 1999 467 Wisconsin (250) vs. Utah (117), 1996 202 BYU (96) vs. Oklahoma (106), 1994 211 Arizona (82) vs. North Carolina State (129), 1989

MOST RUSHING YARDS LOST

112 Oregon State (62) vs. Pittsburgh (50), 2002 111 Kansas State (59) vs. Syracuse (52), 2001 94 Baylor (49) vs. Indiana (45), 1991

FEWEST RUSHING YARDS LOST

15 Wisconsin (1) vs. Utah (14), 1996 31 Boston College (13) vs. Colorado (18), 1999 Texas Tech (13) vs. Air Force (18), 1995

MOST NET RUSHING YARDS

792 Air Force (431) vs. Texas Tech (361), 1995 452 Wisconsin (349) vs. Utah (103), 1996 443 Colorado (347) vs. Boston College (96), 1999

FEWEST NET RUSHING YARDS

79 Oregon State (20) vs. Notre Dame (59), 2004 125 Oregon State (8) vs. Pittsburgh (117), 2002 138 Arizona (50) vs. North Carolina State (88), 1989

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

12 7 6

Texas Tech (6) vs. Air Force (6), 1995 California (5) vs. Virginia Tech (1), 2003 Oklahoma State (4) vs. Indiana (2), 2007 Texas Tech (4) vs. Minnesota (2), 2006

FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED 49 Indiana (22) vs. Baylor (27), 1991

MOST PASSES COMPLETED 57 55 53 52

FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED 19 Syracuse (5) vs. Kansas State (14), 2001

Arizona (7) vs. New Mexico (12), 1997 22 Baylor (10) vs. Indiana (12), 1991

MOST NET PASSING YARDS

950 841 808 792

West Virginia (532) vs. Arizona State (418), 2016 Arizona State (467) vs. Rutgers (374), 2005 Washington State (492) vs. Utah (316), 1992 Virginia Tech (398) vs. California (394), 2003

192 239 302 305 307

California (164) vs. TCU (28), 2018 Arizona (89) vs. New Mexico (150), 1997 Arizona (80)vs. North Carolina State (222), 1989 TCU (201)vs. Michigan State (104), 2012 Baylor (131) vs. Indiana (176), 1991

FEWEST NET PASSING YARDS

MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 9 West Virginia (5) vs. Arizona State (4), 2016 COMBINED TOTAL OFFENSE MOST TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS

168

160

West Virginia (84) vs. Arizona State (84), 2016 Washington State (89)vs. Utah (79), 1992 Oklahoma State (83)vs. Indiana (77), 2007 Texas Tech (80) vs. Air Force (80), 1995

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RECORDS | COMBINED FEWEST TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS

128 129 131 132

TCU (59) vs. Michigan State (69), 2012 Oregon State (63) vs. Notre Dame (66), 2004 Wisconsin (51) vs. Utah (80), 1996 Syracuse (58) vs. Kansas State (74), 2001

MOST TOTAL NET YARDS

1211 Arizona State (679) vs. Rutgers (532), 2005 1131 Washington State (636) vs. Utah (495), 1992 1120 Texas Tech (606) vs. Air Force (514), 1995

FEWEST TOTAL NET YARDS

440 476 515 554 567

Arizona (130) vs. North Carolina State (310), 1989 Syracuse (222) vs. Kansas State (254), 2001 TCU (288) vs. Michigan State (227), 2012 California (264) vs. TCU (290), 2018 Iowa (292) vs. Oklahoma (275), 2011

COMBINED FIELD GOALS MOST FIELD GOALS MADE

7 5 4

West Virginia (3) vs. Arizona State (4), 2016 Rutgers (4) vs. Arizona State (1), 2005 TCU (3) vs. Michigan State (1), 2012

8

5

West Virginia (3) vs. Arizona State (5), 2016 Iowa (3) vs. Oklahoma (5), 2011 Rutgers (4) vs. Arizona State (1), 2005 Utah (3) vs. Washington State (2), 1992

1

Iowa (0) vs. Oklahoma (1), 2011 Arizona (0) vs. New Mexico (1), 1997 Oklahoma (0) vs. BYU (1), 1994 Baylor (0) vs. Indiana (1), 1991

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

FEWEST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

COMBINED KICKING CONVERSIONS MOST PATS MADE

14 California (7) vs. Virginia Tech (7), 2003 12 Colorado (8) vs. Boston College (4), 1999

FEWEST PATS MADE

2

3

California (1) vs. TCU (1), 2018 Kansas State (0) vs. Syracuse (2), 2001 Wyoming (0) vs. California (2), 1990 TCU (1) vs. Michigan State (2), 2012 Baylor (0) vs. Indiana (3), 1991 NC State (1) vs. Arizona (2), 1989

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14 California (7) vs. Virginia Tech (7), 2003 12 Colorado (8) vs. Boston College (4), 1999 11 Texas Tech (7) vs. Air Force (4), 1995

COMBINED SCORING MOST TOTAL POINTS SCORED

101 California (52) vs. Virginia Tech (49), 2003 96 Texas Tech (55) vs. Air Force (41), 1995 90 Colorado (62) vs. Boston College (28), 1999

FEWEST TOTAL POINTS SCORED

17 24 27 29

California (7) vs. TCU (10), 2018 Baylor (0) vs. Indiana (24), 1991 North Carolina State (10) vs. Arizona (17), 1989 Kansas State (3) vs. Syracuse (26), 2001

COMBINED TURNOVERS MOST FUMBLES

7 6

Washington State (4) vs. Utah (3), 1992 Baylor (4) vs. Indiana (2), 1991

4 3

Arizona (2) vs. North Carolina State (2), 1989 Arizona State (2) vs. Rutgers (1), 2005 Washington State (2) vs. Utah (1), 1992

9 6 4

California (5) vs. TCU (4), 2018 Arizona (4) vs. New Mexico (2), 1997 Missouri (2) vs. Iowa (2), 2010 Colorado (3) vs. Boston College (1), 1999 Wisconsin (4) vs. Utah (0), 1996

9 7

California (5) [5 int.] vs. TCU (4) [4 int.], 2018 North Carolina State (4) [2 int., 2 fumbles] vs. Arizona (3) [1 int., 2 fumbles], 1989 New Mexico (4) [4 int.] vs. Arizona (2) [2 int.], 1997

MOST FUMBLES LOST

MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED

MOST TOTAL TURNOVERS

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COMBINED PENALTIES MOST PENALTIES

25 Washington State (18) vs. Utah (7), 1992 21 Arizona State (11) vs. Rutgers (10), 2005 20 Oklahoma State (10) vs. Indiana (10), 2007

FEWEST PENALTIES

5 6 7 8 9

Utah (2) vs. Wisconsin (3), 1996 California (3) vs. TCU (3), 2018 Notre Dame (2) vs. Oregon State (5), 2004 Missouri (5) vs. Iowa (3), 2010 Texas Tech (4) vs. Minnesota (5), 2006 Wyoming (1) vs. California (8), 1990

MOST PENALTY YARDS

191 Washington State (136) vs. Utah (55), 1992 183 Oklahoma State (103) vs. Indiana (80), 2007 172 Arizona State (102) vs. Rutgers (70), 2005

FEWEST PENALTY YARDS

42 50 53 55

Utah (11) vs. Wisconsin (31), 1996 California (20) vs. TCU (30), 2018 Minnesota (23) vs. Texas Tech (30), 2006 Notre Dame (10) vs. Oregon State (45), 2004

COMBINED PUNTING MOST PUNTS 20 18 17

Syracuse (11) vs. Kansas State (9), 2001 TCU (7) vs. Michigan State (11), 2012 California (9) vs. Wyoming (8), 1990 Arizona (10) vs. North Carolina State (7), 1996

4

Texas Tech (1) vs. Minnesota (3), 2006 Wisconsin (2) vs. Utah (2), 1996

910 756 681 661

Syracuse (493) vs. Kansas State (417), 2001 TCU (275) vs. Michigan State (481), 2012 Arizona (417) vs. North Carolina State (264), 1989 California (377) vs. Wyoming (284), 1990

FEWEST PUNTS

MOST PUNT YARDS

FEWEST PUNT YARDS

144 Utah (62) vs. Wisconsin (82), 1996 177 Texas Tech (46) vs. Minnesota (131), 2006 214 West Virginia (51) vs. Missouri (163), 1998

COMBINED PUNT RETURNS MOST PUNT RETURNS

13 Syracuse (7) vs. Kansas State (6), 2001

RECORDS | COMBINED MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS

162 Colorado (127) vs. Boston College (35), 1999 117 Kansas State (83) vs. Wyoming (34), 1993 109 Pittsburgh (83) vs. Oregon State (26), 2002

FEWEST PUNT RETURN YARDS

-1 7 8 10 12

Missouri (-2) vs. Iowa (1), 2010 Washington (0) vs. Oklahoma State (7), 2015 Wisconsin (0) vs. Utah (8), 1996 TCU (10) vs. Michigan State (0), 2012 West Virginia (4) vs. Missouri (8), 1998

MOST TOUCHDOWNS ON RETURNS 2

Colorado (1) vs. Boston College (1), 1999

COMBINED KICKOFF RETURNS MOST KICKOFF RETURNS

13 Pittsburgh (7) vs. Iowa State (6), 2000 Air Force (7) vs. Texas Tech (6), 1995

FEWEST RETURNS

1 2 3 4

California (0) vs. TCU (1), 2018 BYU (0) vs. Oklahoma (2), 1994 North Carolina State (1) vs. Arizona (2), 1989 Indiana (1) vs. Baylor (3), 1991

MOST RETURN YARDS 266 252 245 229

Washington (183) vs. Oklahoma State (83), 2015 Texas Tech (157) vs. Air Force (95), 1995 Missouri (176) vs. West Virginia (69), 1998 Boston College (212) vs. Colorado (17), 1999

FEWEST RETURN YARDS

16 28 67 69

BYU (0) vs. Oklahoma (16), 1994 California (0) vs. TCU (28), 2018 Indiana (27) vs. Baylor (40), 1991 North Carolina State (31) vs. Arizona (38), 1989

COMBINED THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS MOST CONVERSIONS

21 16 15 14

California (13) vs. Virginia Tech (8), 2003 Utah (11) vs. Wisonsin (5), 1996 Indiana (8) vs. Baylor (7), 1991 Missouri (8) vs. Iowa (6), 2010

FEWEST CONVERSIONS

5 7

Arizona State (2) vs. Rutgers (3), 2005 Syracuse (3) vs. Kansas State (4), 2001 Wyoming (3) vs. Kansas State (4), 1993

MOST CONVERSION ATTEMPTS

34 33

North Carolina State (22) vs. Arizona (12), 1989 TCU (15) vs. Michigan State (18), 2012 Kansas State (18) vs. Syracuse (15), 2001 Boston College (18) vs. Colorado (15), 1999 Arizona (18) vs. New Mexico (15), 1997

FEWEST CONVERSION ATTEMPTS

21 Arizona State (10) vs. Rutgers (11), 2005 23 Kansas (10) vs. Minnesota (13), 2008 24 Texas Tech (10) vs. Minnesota (14), 2006

COMBINED DEFENSE MOST SACKS

11 Syracuse (6) vs. Kansas State (5), 2001 9 Indiana (5) vs. Baylor (4), 1991 California (7) vs. Wyoming (2), 1990

MOST INTERCEPTIONS

9 6 4

California (5) vs. TCU (4), 2018 Arizona (4) vs. New Mexico (2), 1997 Colorado (3) vs. Boston College (1), 1999 Wisconsin (4) vs. Utah (0), 1996

4 3

Arizona (2) vs. North Carolina State (2), 1989 Rutgers (2) vs. Arizona State (1), 2005 Utah (2) vs. Washington State (1), 1992

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RECORDS | COACHING COACH SCHOOL YEARS RECORD PCT. Barry Alvarez Wisconsin 1996 1-0 1.000 Kent Baer Notre Dame 2004 0-1 .000 Gary Barnett Colorado 1999 1-0 1.000 Frank Beamer Virginia Tech 2003 0-1 .000 Tim Brewster Minnesota 2008, 2009 0-2 .000 Mark Dantonio Michigan State 2012 1-0 1.000 Fisher DeBerry Air Force 1995 0-1 .000 Spike Dykes Texas Tech 1995 1-0 1.000 LaVell Edwards BYU 1994 1-0 1.000 Dennis Erickson Oregon State 2002 0-1 .000 Kirk Ferentz Iowa 2010-11 1-1 .500 Jedd Fisch UCLA 2017

0-1 .000 Dennis Franchione New Mexico 1997 0-1 .000 Gary Gibbs Oklahoma 1994 0-1 .000 Todd Graham Arizona State 2016 0-1 .000 Jim Grobe Baylor 2016 1-0 1.00 Mike Gundy Oklahoma State 2007, 2015 2-0 1.000 Walt Harris Pittsburgh 2000, 2002 1-1 .500 Bryan Harsin Boise State 2016 0-1 .000 Brady Hoke Michigan 2013 0-1 .000 Dana Holgorsen West Virginia 2016 1-0 1.000 Dirk Koetter Arizona State 2005 1-0 1.000 Mike Leach Texas Tech 2006 1-0 1.000 Bill Lynch Indiana 2007 0-1 .000 Bill Mallory Indiana 1991 1-0 1.000

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SCHOOL Kansas Minnesota Utah Iowa State West Virginia Boston College Syracuse TCU Washington Missouri Washington State Iowa State Oregon State Wyoming Rutgers North Carolina State Missouri Kansas State California Oklahoma Baylor California Wyoming Arizona California

YEARS RECORD 2008 1-0 2006 0-1 1992, 1996 0-2 2000 1-0 1998 0-1 1999 0-1 2001 1-0 2012, 2018 1-1 2014 0-1 2010 0-1 1992 1-0 2009 1-0 2004 1-0 1990 0-1 2005 0-1 1989 0-1 1998 1-0 1993, 2001, 13,17 3-1 1990 1-0 2011 1-0 1991 0-1 2003 1-0 1993 0-1 1989, 1997 2-0 2018 0-1

PCT. 1.000 .000 .000 1.000 .000 .000 1.000 .000 .000 .000 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .000 1.000 .750 1.000 1.000 .000 1.000 .000 1.000 .000

PLAYERS OF THE GAME | OFFENSE YEAR 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90

PLAYER Sewo Olonilua Alex Delton KD Cannon Skyler Howard Desmond Roland Tyler Lockett Le’Veon Bell Blake Bell Marcus Coker Alexander Robinson Dezmon Briscoe Zac Robinson Graham Harrell Rudy Carpenter Derek Anderson Aaron Rodgers Brandon Miree James Mungro Sage Rosenfels Cortlen Johnson Marc Bulger Trung Canidate Ron Dayne Zebby Lethridge Jamal Willis Andre Coleman Phillip Bobo Vaughn Dunbar Mike Pawlawski Shane Montgomery

TEAM TCU Kansas State Baylor West Virginia Oklahoma State Kansas State Michigan State Oklahoma Iowa Iowa State Kansas Oklahoma State Texas Tech Arizona State Oregon State California Pittsburgh Syracuse Iowa State Colorado West Virginia Arizona Wisconsin Texas Tech BYU Kansas State Washington State Indiana California N.C. State

POS. RB QB WR QB RB WR RB QB RB RB WR QB QB QB QB QB RB RB QB RB QB RB RB QB RB WR WR RB QB QB

STAT HIGHLIGHTS 32 rush, 194 yds, 1 TD, 33 long; 1 comp, 1 yd 20 carries, 160 Yds, 3 TDS, 7-10, 52 Yds, 1 TD 14 rec. 226 yards 2 TD 28 comp., 51 att., 532 yds, 5 TD 32 rush, 132 yards, 23 long 3 TD grabs, 116 yards, 10 catches 23 rush, 145 yds, 1 TD, 21 long; 1 comp, 1 att, 29 yds 10 rush, 51 yds, 3 TD, 21 long 33 rush, 219 yds, 2 TD, 62 long 22 rush, 137 yds 14 comp, 201 yds, 3 TD 24 comp, 34 att, 302 yds, 3 TD 36 comp, 55 att, 445 yds, 2 TD 23 comp, 35 att, 467 yds, 4 TD; 6 rush, 31 yds 28 comp, 45 att, 358 yds, 4 TD 27 comp, 35 att, 394 yds, 2 TD; 10 rush, 30 yds, 2 TD 20 rush, 113 yds, 1 TD; 2 rec, 35 yds 19 rush, 112 yds, 3 TD; 1 rec, 7 yds 23 comp, 34 att, 308 yds, 2 TD 15 rush, 201 yds, 2 TD 34 comp, 50 att, 429 yds, 4 TD 24 rush, 97 yds, 1 TD 30 rush, 246 yds, 3 TD 22 comp 41 att, 245 yds, 1 TD; 10 rush, 85 yds, 2 TD 11 rush, 41 yds, 7 rec, 103 yds 8 rec, 144 yds, 1 TD; 1 rush, 7 yds 7 rec, 212 yds, 2 TD; 2 rush, 16 yds 28 rush, 106 yds, 1 TD; 1 rec, 11 yds 15 comp, 26 att, 172 yds, 1 TD 21 comp, 46 att, 222 yds, 1 TD

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POS. S DB DE LB LB S DE QB CB RE LB S CB LB LB FS DL LB DE LB NT LB DE CB LB CB DB LB LB DB

STAT HIGHLIGHTS 6 tkl, 1 asst, 0.5 TFL, 3 int 5 tkl, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovered 5 tkl, 2 sack 5 tkl, 1 ast.

8 tkl, 1 FF 8 tkl, 1 int 5 tkl, 4 asst, 1 TFL, 1 sack 5 tkl, 2 asst, 1 int, 3 PBU 6 tkl, 1 int ret for TD (72 yds) 5 tkl, 2 TFL, 1 sack 8 tkl, 4 TFL, 3 sack 9 tkl, 1 TFL 9 tkl, 2 PBU, 1 int 7 tkl, 1 TFL, 1 FF 10 tkl, 1 sack 1.5 TFL 12 tkl 6 tkl, 2 sack, 4 TFL 12 tkl, 2 sack, 1 FR, 2 TFL 6 tkl, 1 sack, 1 TFL 9 tkl, 1 int ret for TD 5 tkl, 1 sack, 3 TFL 9 tkl, 4 TFL 6 tkl, 1 PBU, 1 TFL 5 tkl, 3 PBU, 1 int 13 tkl, 1 PBU, 2 TFL 11 tkl, 1 int ret for TD, 1 TFL 9 tkl, 1 FR 11 tkl, 1 sack, 1 PBU, 2 TFL 14 tkl 9 tkl, 2 int, 1 PBU, 1 int ret for TD

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