FROM: WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Page 1 SID: Rod Commons (rodco@wsu.edu) ASSISTANTS: Linda Chalich, Craig Lawson, Jason Krump, Bill Stevens (wsstevens@wsu.edu), Rachel Porter 509-335-COUG; FAX 509-335-0267 WEB: www.wsucougars.com September 12, 2005 Cougars Remain Undefeated After Posting 55-21 Victory at Nevada FOOTBALL: 2-0 WSU Set To Host Grambling State In Seattle

2005 WSU RESULTS Record: 2-0; 0-0 [OPP REC] 9/1 Idaho (38-26) [0-2] 9/9 @ Nevada (55-21) [0-1] 9/17 Grambling State/Seattle [1-0] 9/24 Bye 10/1 @ Oregon State [2-0] 10/8 Stanford [1-0] 10/15 UCLA [2-0] 10/22 @ California [2-0] 10/29 @ USC [1-0] 11/5 Arizona State [1-1] 11/12 Oregon [2-0] 11/19 @ Washington [0-2] THIS WEEK: Grambling State Record: 1-0; 0-0 9/3 @ Alcorn State [Postponed] 9/10 Alabama A&M (44-0) 9/17 @ Washington State 9/24 Open 10/1 @ Prairie View A&M 10/8 Mississippi Valley State 10/15 @ Arkansas-Pine Bluff 10/22 @ Jackson State 10/29 Texas Southern 11/5 @ Alabama State 11/12 Concordia College 11/19 Open 11/26 @ Southern University TWO WEEKS: Oregon State Record: 2-0; 0-0 9/3 Portland State (41-14) 9/10 Boise State (30-27) 9/17 at Louisville 9/24 Arizona State 10/1 Washington State 10/8 Bye 10/15 at California 10/22 at UCLA 10/29 Arizona 11/5 at Washington 11/12 Stanford 11/19 at Oregon

The Washington State Cougars will look to go 3-0 this season as they conclude their 2005 nonconference schedule by hosting the Grambling State Tigers Saturday afternoon at Qwest Field in Seattle, home of the Seattle Seahawks. Gametime is set for 4 p.m.

The game marks the fourth time in as many years that the Cougars have played a home game in Seattle and the first-ever meeting between the two schools. WSU is 2-1 in its three previous games at Qwest Field, defeating Nevada in 2002, Idaho in 2003 before falling to Colorado last season.

The Cougars enter the contest off a 55-21 victory at Nevada last Friday (Sept. 9). WSU scored the first 27 points of the contest, sparked by Eric Frampton’s 36-yard interception return for a touchdown late in the first period. A pair of Loren Langley field goals and two Alex Brink touchdown passes lifted WSU to a 27-0 halftime lead.

Michael Bumpus had a career night as he returned five punts for 157 yards, including a school-record 87-yard return for a touchdown in the third quarter. Two Cougars finished the night rushing for over 100 yards as freshman DeMaundray Woolridge (133) and senior Jerome Harrison (121) broke eclipsed the 100-yard barrier.

Grambling State heads west with a 1-0 record after recording a 44-0 shutout over Alabama A&M. The Tigers’ had their schedule season-opener at Alcorn State postponed due to Hurricane Katrina. BUMPUS HAS CAREER NIGHT AT NEVADA: Sophomore Michael Bumpus

moved into the Cougar record books with his performance last Friday at Nevada…Bumpus had five punt returns for 157 yards, the second-highest single-game mark in school history…that included an 87-yard touchdown return in the third quarter, the longest return ever at WSU…for his career Bumpus has returned three punt for touchdowns, tying for the all-time mark (Mark Williams, 1966-68) while his 576 career punt returns yards rank sixth.

HARRISON PICKS UP FIFTH STRAIGHT 100-YARD GAME: With his effort

last Friday at Nevada, senior Jerome Harrison has broken the century mark for the fifth-straight game dating back to last season…Harrison gained 121 yards on 18 carries, a 6.7 average, at Nevada with a long of 29 yards…over his last five games Harrison is averaging 160.2 ypg with the Cougars going 4-1 in those contests.

PACIFIC-10 NOMINATIONS: WSU’s Pacific-10 Conference award nominations

this week were Alex Brink (offense), Adam Braidwood (defense) and Michael Bumpus (special teams)…Brink threw for 202 yards and three touchdowns, Braidwood recorded six tackles, had 1.5 sacks and 2.5 TFL, while Bumpus had 157 yards in punt returns, including a school-record 87-yard score in the third quarter.

WSU GAMES TELEVISED BY ABC, FSN AND ESPN: Five Cougar football

games have already been chosen for live television coverage this fall…additional Pac-10 games could be chosen for live TV coverage, either 12 or six days in advance of the game, per the Pac-10 television contract:

• WSU vs. Idaho, FSN Northwest, 7:00 p.m. • WSU at Nevada, ESPN, 7:00 p.m. • WSU at USC, ABC, 12:30 p.m. • WSU vs. Oregon, FSN, 7:15. p.m. • WSU at Washington, FSN, 12:15 p.m. 2005 WSU CAPTAINS: TE Troy Bienemann (81), RB Jerome Harrison (1), LB Will

Derting (51), P Kyle Basler (8). 2005 GRAMBLING STATE CAPTAINS: QB Bruce Eugene (10), LB Dimitri Carr

(54); Honorary Captains Clyde Dyson, Rodney Trudeau

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WASHINGTON STATE COUGAR FOOTBALL HEADLINES PAGE 1: • Bumpus has big night at Nevada • WSU nominations to the Pac-10 • WSU’s television games • WSU and Grambling State captains PAGE 3: • WSU and Grambling State series information • WSU’s NCAA and Pacific-10 rankings • Grambling State’s NCAA and conference rankings PAGE 4: • Derting climbs Cougar tackle lists • WSU returns home Oct. 8 • Cougars playing 12 rookies • WSU has extra time to prepare • Streaks and notes • Brink throws six TD passes in two games • Misc. WSU player notes • WSU to open 2006 season at Auburn PAGE 5: • WSU has scored in 240 straight games, 228 Pac-10 games

and 185 games at Martin Stadium • WSU’s scoring streak is the second longest in the nation • Cougars win 60.0 percent of their home games • Cougars -2 in turnovers after two games • Cougars 37-14 since 2001 - 18th nationally • WSU second to USC in overall and Pac-10 rankings PAGE 6: • Jason Hill chasing TD reception mark • Derting, Bruce, Mihlhauser, Hill on pre-season watch lists • Woolridge third freshman over 100 yards rushing • Basler on verge of breaking WSU punting records • Basler specializes in dropping punts inside the 20 • Michael Bumpus accolades PAGE 7: • WSU averaging 26+ points since 1980 • WSU 100-87 since 1989 and 147-136-4 since 1980 • WSU actually runs the ball a little more than it passes • WSU is 11-22 against ranked teams since 1995 • Cougar quarterbacks throw TD passes in 49 of last 50

games • WSU has won eight of its last nine games in California PAGE 8: • Third down conversion summary • WSU blocks nine kicks in 2003 and 2004 • WSU’s Red Zone stats • Turnovers generated seven WSU points in each 2005 game • WSU among leader in sacks, interceptions • Cougars like to score quickly three times in less than a

minute against both and Nevada

PAGE 9: • 2004 Review - 10 Cougs picked to All-Pac-10 team • 2004 Review - Six WSU players named to Pac-10 academic

teams • 2004 Review -Bienemann named to CoSIDA Academic

team • 2004 Review -Armstrong, Paymah in Shrine Game • 2004 Review -Swogger’s season halted after six games • 2004 Review -WSU played just 13 seniors • 2004 Review -Basler, Harrison win Pac-10 POW honors • 2004 Review -Harrison sets WSU record • 2004 Review -Quarterbacks find many receivers • 2004 Review -11 Cougs play all 11 games PAGE 10: • WSU starters have made 326 career starts • WSU two-deep breakdown includes 32 underclassmen • Doba’s teams tough in the first half • WSU penalties take a dip in 2004 • WSU shows off new uniforms PAGE 11: • WSU’s bowl record • WSU’s 10-win seasons place Cougs in elite company • WSU’s overtime history • Bill Doba turns to Cougar grads to fill out staff • Defensive linemen Bruce, Howard ex-quarterbacks PAGE 12: • WSU award winners from Nevada game • WSU starters in 2005 PAGE 13: • Pac-10 rankings for WSU players PAGE 14: • WSU has held 74 of 187 opponents to less than 100 yards

rushing since 1979 PAGE 15: • Only 66 running backs have topped the 100-yard rushing

mark against WSU in the last 187 games and just three in 2004

PAGE 16 • WSU and Pac-10 media opportunities PAGE 17: • WSU game-by-game reviews PAGE 18: • WSU Depth Chart for Nevada game PAGE 19-21: • 2005 WSU statistics

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WASHINGTON STATE (2-0) HEAD COACH: Bill Doba Alma Mater: Ball State, 1962 WSU Record: 17-9 (3rd year) Career Record: 17-9 (3rd year) Coaching Career: WSU assistant for 14 seasons before being

named head coach in 2003…coached in the high school ranks for 15 years, then at Indiana (Lee Corso, 1977-82), Purdue (Leon Burtnett, 1983-86), The Citadel (Charlie Taaffe, 1987-88).

Notable Players Coached: WSU Linebackers Mark Fields, Chris Hayes, James Darling, Ron Childs and Steve Gleason.

WSU vs. GRAMBLING STATE (2-0-0) First Meeting

NCAA RANKINGS [2005 Rankings as of 9/11]

WSU WSU WSU TEAM CATEGORY AVG PAC-10 NCAA Rushing Offense 226.50 2 19 Passing Offense 258.50 7 38 Passing Efficiency 161.50 3 19 Total Offense 485.00 4 15 Scoring Offense 46.50 5 12 Rushing Defense 105.50 4 41 Pass Defense 218.50 6 55 Pass Efficiency Defense 117.08 7 54 Total Defense 324.00 3 37 Scoring Defense 23.50 7 65 Net Punting 37.56 4 32 Punt Returns 17.36 3 19 Kickoff Returns 21.00 6 58 Turnover Margin -1. Yards 157.50 23

2005 WSU NCAA LEADERS NAME CATEGORY AVG RANK Alex Brink Passing Efficiency 161.71 20 Michael Bumpus Punt Returns 20.56 14th All-Purpose Yards 146.50 33 Lorenzo Bursey Kickoff Returns 22.13 50 Eric Frampson Interceptions 0.50 42t Jerome Harrison Rushing 143.00 7 All-Purpose yards 157.50 23 Jason Hill Receiving Yards Per Game 94.00 29 Scoring 12.00 12t Loren Langley Field Goals 1.50 18t

GRAMBLING STATE (1-0) HEAD COACH: Melvin Spears Alma Mater: Alcorn State, 1983 GSU Record: 7-5 (2 years) Career Record: Same Coaching Career: Grambling State assistant coach for 6 seasons before being named interim head coach in 2003…named head coach at Grambling in 2004…spent three seasons as a high school coach in Arizona before entering college ranks in 1995 at Morgan State… (1995-96). Notable Players Coached: Bruce Eugene and Tramon Douglas. GRAMBLING STATE vs. WSU (1-0-0) First Meeting

NCAA RANKINGS [2005 I-AA Rankings as of 9/11]

Grambling Grambling Grambling TEAM CATEGORY AVG Conf. NCAA Rushing Offense 132.00 4 61 Passing Offense 275.00 4 22 Passing Efficiency 186.40 1 4 Total Offense 407.00 3 33t Scoring Offense 44.00 1 9 Rushing Defense 34.00 1 6 Pass Defense 123.00 2 16 Pass Efficiency Defense 72.18 1 7 Total Defense 157.00 1 2 Scoring Defense 0.00 1 1 Net Punting 37.00 2 19 Punt Returns 4.40 7 78 Kickoff Returns 18.00 8 69 Turnover Margin 3.00 1 4t

2005 GRAMBLING STATE NCAA LEADERS NAME CATEGORY AVG RANK Bruce Eugene Passing Efficiency 195.24 3 Total Offense 284.00 15 Greg Fassitt Interceptions 2.00 1 Moses Harris Scoring 12.00 8t Receiving Yards Per Game 84.00 29 Ab Kuuan Scoring 12.00 8t Tim Manuel Punting 39.50 30 Shawn Millison Field Goals 1.00 29t Henry Tolbert All-Purpose Yards 174.00 15 Receiving Yards Per Game 174.00 2

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has made 241 tackles in his illustrious career, can move near the top of several career lists this season…among Derting’s highlights:

• With 14.5 career sacks Derting ranks tied for ninth on WSU’s list…eight sacks this year would put him among the top four;

• Derting has 98.0 yards in sacks to rank 10th on WSU’s career list;

• Derting’s 31.0 tackles-for-losses places him in a tie for fifth on the career list…six more would place him in the top four;

• Derting has 129.0 yards in TFL losses, 10th on the all-time list; 40 more yards would put him in the top six;

• Derting’s 241 tackles leaves him 12 short of a place on the Cougar career list; 100 tackles this year would place him sixth on the all-time list.

CURRENT COUGS DOT STAT LISTS: Several Cougars not

chronicled elsewhere in this release have made a place for themselves on WSU’s Top 10 list, including:

• Jerome Harrison’s 239 all-purpose yards at UCLA in 2004 rank eighth on WSU’s single-game list;

• Jerome Harrison’s 1,154 all-purpose yards in 2004 ranks 20th on the Cougar season list;

• Adam Braidwood had four sacks against Oregon State in 2004 to rank tied for fourth on the single-game list;

• Adam Braidwood had 25.0 yards in sacks at Oregon State in 2004, the eighth most by a Cougar in a game;

• Jason Hill’s 206 receiving yards against Colorado in 2004 ranks seventh on the WSU single-game list;

• Jason Hill’s 1,007 receiving yards in 2004 ranks fifth on the single-season list and he is just the sixth Cougar to top the 1,000 yard total;

• Jason Hill averaged 22.4 yards per reception in 2004 to rank fourth on the WSU single-season list.

A LONG TIME BETWEEN PULLMAN GAMES: WSU

opened in Martin Stadium Sept. 1 and doesn’t return home until Oct. 8 when Stanford visits the Cougars…the last time WSU had an extended absence between home games was in 1990 when WSU hosted UCLA Sept. 29, then was on the road until playing ASU at home Nov. 10.

COUGARS PLAY 12 ROOKIES: WSU played nine freshmen

and three transfers in the season’s first two games…it is the most first-year players to see action in Bill Doba’s 17 years at WSU…the transfers to play were DE Lance Broadus, DB Lorenzo Bursey and DB DeWayne Patterson…the freshmen to see action were DT A’i Ahmu, LB Cory Evans, WR Brandon Gibson, LB Jason Stripling, LB Greg Trent, WR Benny Ward, LB Courtney Williams, DB Michael Willis, RB DeMaundray Woolridge…nine of the newcomers play on defense and three are offensive players.

WSU HAS EXTRA TIME TO PREPARE: Washington State

has extra time to prepare for each of its three opponents following its Sept. 1 season-opener against Idaho…the Cougars had one extra day for their Sept. 9 game at Nevada and will have an extra day to prepare for Grambling State in Seattle Sept. 17…WSU then has a bye week before opening Pac-10 play at Oregon State Oct. 1…WSU is 6-4 over the last five seasons when having extra time to prepare, including 5-2 following a bye week.

STREAKS AND NOTES: • WSU has won seven straight non-conference games in

Pullman…the last home loss was to Idaho in 2000; • WSU opened the 2005 season against two Western Athletic

Conference schools (Idaho, then Nevada)…the last time WSU opened against two non-conference teams from the same conference was 1988 when the Cougars faced Illinois and Minnesota out of the Big Ten…in 1997 WSU opened against UCLA, then played USC…the Cougs beat both opponents in both 1988 and 1997.

• Last time WSU played a I-AA school was Sept. 21, 2002…Cougars defeated Montana State 45-21 in Pullman…Cougars are 43-2 all-time against current I-AA members, including 14-0 since a 13-12 loss to then-I-AA Montana, Oct. 25, 1947.

• WSU has played three games at Qwest Field and as allowed its opponent one offensive touchdown (Nevada in 2002)…Cougars shut out Idaho in 2003 while Colorado scored a touchdown on defense and another on special teams last year.

BRINK HAS SIX TD PASSES: Sophomore Alex Brink is off

to a fast start for the 2005 season…in his first two games, Brink has connected for six touchdowns against just two interceptions…he is also completing passes at a 61.5 percent rate with a 161.71 efficiency rating… all four categories are big improvements over last season, when he threw seven TD’s, five interceptions, with a completion percent for 50 percent and a passing efficiency of 113.26.

MISC. WSU PLAYER NOTES: • Kyle Basler has averaged 40 or more yards 28 times in his

career and has booted 46 punts 50 yards or longer; • Mkristo Bruce has 10.5 career sacks, 8.5 in the last 11

games; • DeWayne Patterson, in his Cougar debut at free safety,

made five tackles and recorded one sack; • WSU lists three first-year freshmen as backup

linebackers…Cory Evans, Greg Trent and Jason Stripling all are listed #2 and played against Idaho and Nevada;

• Courtney Williams, a true freshman, looked like a special teams veteran against Idaho, making five tackles…he had one of the top 400 meter times in the nation (preps) last year, 47.24 seconds;

• Troy Bienemann has caught passes in 28 of his 36 games; • Alex Brink has thrown 12 TD passes in his seven starts; • Michael Bumpus had a career-high eight receptions against

Idaho for a career-best 88 yards; • Jerome Harrison has gone over the 100-yard rushing mark

in each of his last five games; • Jason Hill has racked up over 100 receiving yards in four

games and come close three times, 98 yards against UCLA last year, 96 yards against Idaho two weeks ago and 92 at Nevada;

• Loren Langley has hit 39 of 41 extra point kicks…a blocked PAT and a bad snap accounted for the misses.

COUGS OPEN 2006 AT AUBURN: Washington State and the

Auburn Tigers will open their respective seasons next fall in a game to be televised by ESPN…the game will be played at Auburn and does not have a return game in the deal, which was put together for national television…the two teams have not previously met on the gridiron.

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scoring streaks on the line: • The Cougars have scored in 228 consecutive Pacific-10

games, the longest active streak for any league team...the last time WSU was shut out in Pac-10 play was at Oregon State in 1975.

• WSU has scored in 240 consecutive games since a 44-0

shutout at Ohio State in 1984…the streak is the second longest among D-I schools…schools with streaks over 200 games are: Michigan 252, WSU 240, Oregon 233, Florida State 210 and Florida 205;

• The Cougars have scored in 185 consecutive Martin

Stadium home games since a 21-0 loss to Oregon State in Pullman in 1956.

NOTHING LIKE HOME: WSU performs better at home than

on the road, as do most schools: • Since 1989, at home, the Cougars are 54-36 (50.0%); • On the road since 1989 the team is 46-51 (47.4%); • WSU’s 6-0 Pullman record in 1997 is the best ever for the

Cougars, while the 2001 record of 6-1 is the best on the road since the 1988 team also went 6-1; WSU was also 6-0 in “home” games in 2003, with one win coming in Seattle;

• WSU is 19-6 in home games and 17-8 on the road since 2001…the Cougs have had a winning record on the road the past five years:

YEAR HOME AWAY OVERALL HIGHLIGHT 1989 3-2 3-3 6-5 1990 1-4 2-4 3-8 1991 2-3 2-4 4-7 1992 5-1 4-2 9-3 Copper Bowl 1993 4-1 1-5 5-6 1994 3-2 5-2 8-4 Alamo Bowl 1995 3-2 0-6 3-8 1996 3-2 2-4 5-6 1997 6-0 4-2 10-2 Rose Bowl 1998 2-4 1-4 3-8 1999 2-4 1-5 3-9 2000 1-5 3-2 4-7 2001 4-1 6-1 10-2 Sun Bowl 2002 6-1* 4-2 10-3 Rose Bowl 2003 6-0* 4-3 10-3 Holiday Bowl 2004 2-4* 3-2 5-6 2005 1-0 1-0 2-0 TOTALS: 54-36 46-51 100-87 Six Bowls * = Home record includes games in Seattle in 2002-2003-2004. COUGS 37-14 THE LAST FOUR SEASONS: Since 2001,

WSU has won 37 of 51 games and is tied for 18th among D-I teams with the most wins over the past five years: Oklahoma 48-8, Texas 45-8, Miami (FL) 44-6, Boise State 44-9, Georgia 44-10, USC 43-9, Ohio State 41-12, LSU 41-12, Tennessee 40-13, Iowa 39-13, Louisville 39-13, Fresno State 39-16, Michigan 38-14, Bowling Green 38-13, Auburn 38-15, Toledo 38-15, Virginia Tech 38-16, WSU 37-14, Marshall 37-15, Maryland 37-15, Utah 37-12, Florida State 37-15, Hawaii 36-18.

TURNOVERS: WSU is -2 in turnovers after two games in 2005…the Cougs finished the 2004 season -1 in turnovers…in 2003 WSU finished +8 in turnovers…in the last 16 years, WSU is -32 in turnovers…only three times since 1989 has WSU had fewer turnovers than the opponents, yet they have won over half of their games with seven winning seasons:

------ W S U ----- -- OPPONENTS -- YEAR +/- F FL PI TOT F FL PI TOT 2005 -2 4 2 2 4 5 1 1 2 2004 -1 35 18 12 30 33 17 12 29 2003 +8 31 18 22 40 47 24 24 48 2002 -4 31 15 14 29 21 8 17 25 2001 +12 25 13 15 28 23 14 26 40 2000 -1 25 13 10 23 20 10 12 22 1999 -4 23 12 9 21 14 5 12 17 1998 -17 22 15 25 40 22 11 12 23 1997 -1 16 15 13 28 8 8 19 27 1996 -4 17 16 11 27 10 10 13 23 1995 0 36 7 10 17 38 7 10 17 1994 +9 31 14 9 23 27 20 12 32 1993 -2 32 15 14 29 28 14 13 27 1992 -6 23 12 15 27 20 7 14 21 1991 -5 23 12 16 28 26 10 13 23 1990 -4 16 9 12 21 21 10 7 17 1989 -10 21 9 24 33 20 8 15 23 TOTAL:-32 406 215 233 448 381 184 232 416 COUGS SECOND IN PAC-10 SINCE 2001: The WSU

Cougars boast the second best record among Pacific-10 Conference schools over the past five years…WSU trails only USC in overall and Pac-10 records…here’s a breakdown of Pac-10 teams since 2001:

OVERALL 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 TEAMS W L W L W L W L W L W L 1. USC 41 9 1 0 11 0 12 1 11 2 6 6 2. WSU 37 14 2 0 5 6 10 3 10 3 10 2 3. ORE 33 18 2 0 5 6 8 5 7 6 11 1 4. UCLA 29 20 2 0 6 4 6 7 8 5 7 4 5. OSU 29 21 2 0 6 5 8 5 8 5 5 6 6. CAL 27 22 2 0 9 1 8 6 7 5 1 10 7. ASU 26 24 1 1 8 3 5 7 8 6 4 7 8. WASH 22 28 0 2 1 10 6 6 7 6 8 4 9. STAN 20 26 1 0 4 7 4 7 2 9 9 3 10. ARIZ 15 33 1 1 3 8 2 10 4 8 5 6 PAC-10 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 TEAMS W L W L W L W L W L W L 1. USC 26 5 0 0 7 0 7 1 7 1 5 3 2. WSU 22 10 0 0 3 5 6 2 7 1 6 2 3. ORE 19 13 0 0 4 4 5 3 3 5 7 1 4. UCLA 16 15 0 0 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 5. CAL 17 16 1 0 7 1 5 3 4 4 0 8 6. OSU 16 16 0 0 5 3 4 4 4 4 3 5 7. WASH 14 19 0 1 0 8 4 4 4 4 6 2 8. ASU 13 19 0 0 5 3 2 6 5 3 1 7 9. STAN 11 21 0 0 2 6 2 6 1 7 6 2 10. ARIZ 6 26 0 0 2 6 1 7 1 7 2 6

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putting together his second straight banner season: • He has now caught 16 TD passes, just six short of the WSU

career record of 22 set by Hugh Campbell, 1060-62; • Hill’s 16 TD receptions ties him for fifth on the WSU career

list, just two behind three players tied for second, Nian Taylor, Deron Pointer and Devard Darling;

• He caught 12 TD passes in 2004, setting a school record; • This year Hill has two TD receptions in each of WSU’s first

two games; • He finished the 2004 season ranked first in TD receptions

(12), fifth in receiving yards (1,007) and fourth in receiving average (22.4):

• In 2004 he had four games with over 100 receiving yards; • Hill’s 45 receptions in 2004 led WSU receivers; • Hill had six catches for 206 yards and one score against

Colorado in 2004, ranking seventh on WSU’s single-season list

• Hill’s three TD receptions against Idaho in 2004 equaled the WSU record shared with seven others;

• In a five-game stretch in 2004, Colorado through Stanford, Hill caught 20 passes, nine for touchdowns.

COUGARS ON PRESEASON WATCH LISTS: Senior

linebacker Will Derting and center Nick Mihlhauser, along with juniors Jason Hill and Mkristo Bruce have been named to national football award preseason watch lists:

WILL DERTING • Butkus Award - Outstanding Linebacker • Rotary Lombardi Award - Outstanding Lineman (players

within five yards of the line of scrimmage) • Ronnie Lott Trophy - Defensive Player of the Year • Ted Bednarik Award - Defensive Player of the Year • Bronko Nagurski Award - Defensive Player of the year MKRISTO BRUCE • Ted Hendricks Award - Outstanding Defensive End NICK MIHLHAUSER • Dave Rimington Trophy - Best Center JASON HILL • Fred Biletnikoff Award - Outstanding Receiver WOOLRIDGE THIRD FRESHMAN OVER 100: When

DeMaundray Woolridge rushed for 133 yards against Nevada, he became just the third freshman in WSU history to top the century mark rushing the football...the others were Will Haskell with 100 yards in 1993 against Oregon State and Deon Burtnett with 1004 yards against California in 1999...Haskell topped 100 yards in the third game of his career and Burtnett accomplished the fete in his fifth game as a Cougar...Woolridge was playing just his second game for WSU.

HARRISON/WOOLRIDGE BOTH RUSH FOR 100-PLUS:

Jerome Harrison and DeMaundray Woolridge each broke the 100-yard barrier against Nevada, becoming the first pair of Cougar backs to rush for 100 yards in the same game since Jonathan Smith (160) and Chris Bruhn (118) went over the century mark in a 25-0 victory over Idaho to open the 2003 season.

BASLER PINS THEM DEEP: Kyle Basler, in four seasons, has punted 213 times and averaged 42.7 yards, plus a net average of 38.3:

• In all, 46 of his punts have gone for 50 or more yards • He has dropped 67 inside the opponent 20 yard line…that is

32% of his punts inside the 20 yard line • 32 of his punts have been downed inside the 10 yard line

(15%) • 21 were downed inside the five yard line (10%) • Basler had 15 punts inside the 20 as a freshman, 30 as a

sophomore, 19 as a junior in 2004 and three as a senior BASLER NEARS WSU CAREER RECORDS: Senior Kyle

Basler is in position to break two WSU career records in the next three games…here are his rankings going into the Grambling State game:

CAREER PUNTS 1. 217 Gavin Hedrick, 1974-77 2. 213 Kyle Basler, 2002-05 CAREER PUNT YARDS 1. 9,509 Gavin Hedrick, 1974-77 (217 punts) 2. 9,085 Kyle Basler, 2002-05 (213 punts) CAREER PUNT AVERAGE 1. 43.4 Gavin Hedrick, 1974-77 (217/9,409) 42.7 Kyle Basler, 2002-05 (213/9,085) BASLER ON WSU LISTS: During his four seasons, Kyle

Basler has had some outstanding game and season performances, including:

• His 78 punts in 2004 and 77 in 2003 rank third and fourth on the one-season list;

• His 43.5 punting average in 2003 (77/3,351) ranks tied for fifth on the single-season list;

• Basler’s 3,361 yards in 2004 and 3,351 yards in 2003 rank third and fourth on the one-season list;

• Basler’s 87-yard punt against Arizona in 2004 is the longest in WSU history;

• Basler’s 430 punting yards against Stanford in 2003 ranks seventh on WSU’s one-game list.

BUMPUS HAS BANNER YEAR: Michael Bumpus only

returned punts for 10 games in 2004 season, but still inked his name in several WSU Top 10 list…in 2005 he picked up where he left off, adding his name to several categories in the record books:

2004 season accolades: • 391 punt return yards ranked fourth; • 34 punt returns ranked fifth; • 11.5 return average ranked fifth; • Two punt returns for touchdowns ranked second on single-

season list; • Two punt returns for touchdowns ranked tied for second on

career list; • Sixth longest punt return in WSU history, 76-yards at ASU 2005 season accolades: • 157 punt return yards at Nevada, second on single-game list; • 87-yard punt return for a TD at Nevada, ranks No.1 all-time; • 576 career punt return yards rank sixth all-time; • Three career punt returns for touchdowns ties the WSU

record, held by Mark Williams (1966-68).

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26.4 points per game, including 46.5 this season…in 2004 WSU averaged 25.0 points…in 2003 the Cougs averaged 30.3 points and in 2002 it was 33.2 points…the following is a breakdown of WSU scoring by season since 1980:

YR RECORD 0 1-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50> PT/PPG 1980 4-7-0 1 6 4 287/26.1 1981 8-3-1 5 2 5 297/24.8 1982 3-7-1 1 1 6 2 1 170/15.5 1983 7-4-0 1 5 3 1 1 237/21.5 1984 6-5-0 1 1 5 2 1 1 317/28.8 1985 4-7-0 1 2 2 5 1 313/28.5 1986 3-7-1 1 4 4 2 221/20.1 1987 3-7-1 3 5 3 238/21.6 1988 9-3-0 5 3 3 1 415/34.6 1989 6-5-0 1 1 3 2 3 1 351/31.9 1990 3-8-0 4 3 2 1 1 266/24.2 1991* 4-7-0 1 4 2 1 2 1 280/25.5 1992 9-3-0 1 1 4 4 1 1 337/28.1 1993 5-6-0 3 2 2 1 1 2 271/24.6 1994 8-4-0 3 3 6 192/16.0 1995 3-8-0 1 4 3 2 1 236/21.5 1996 5-6-0 2 6 1 2 314/28.5 1997 10-2-0 1 2 5 1 3 483/40.3 1998 3-8-0 2 3 5 1 223/20.3 1999 3-9-0 1 5 4 1 1 248/20.7 2000 4-7-0 1 2 3 3 2 281/25.5 2001 10-2-0 2 2 3 3 2 420/35.0 2002 10-3-0 1 1 2 4 5 431/33.2 2003 10-3-0 2 5 4 1 1 394/30.3 2004 5-6-0 4 4 2 1 275/25.0 2005 2-0-0 1 1 46.5 147-137-4 2 22 70 84 60 31 18 7600/26.4 * = TD RECORD: WSU scored at least one touchdown in 82 consecutive games between 1984 and 1991...the streak ended with a 44-3 loss to UCLA in 1991. WASHINGTON STATE SINCE '89: The Washington State

Cougars are 100-87 since the start of the 1989 season...here's a look at the records for Pac-10 teams, 1989-Present:

OVERALL PACIFIC-10 1989-PRESENT W L T W L T USC 125 67 5 79 44 3 Washington 122 67 1 83 44 1 Oregon 121 70 0 72 53 0 UCLA 107 80 1 68 59 1 Arizona State 101 83 1 62 63 1 Washington State 100 87 0 58 70 0 Arizona 98 89 1 58 69 1 California 89 94 1 52 75 1 Stanford 88 92 2 60 67 0 Oregon State 72 110 2 38 86 2 BALANCED OFFENSE: The Cougars have a reputation of

being a passing team, but over the past 12 years have actually run the ball more times than they have thrown…in the last 12 years WSU has run 5,102 rushing plays (50.4%) and 5,019 passing plays…in 2003 WSU rushed the ball 484 times (50.3%) and threw 478 passes…in 2004 WSU ran 410 times (51.3%) and passed 389 times.

COUGS AGAINST RANKED TEAMS SINCE 1995: Since 1995 WSU is 11-22 against ranked teams and 6-7 when the Cougars were also ranked: YEAR WSU OPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L 2004 #20 Arizona State N. 13 28-45 L 2004 #1 USC O. 30 12-42 L 2003 #15 #5 Texas D. 30 28-20 W 2003 #6 #3 USC N. 1 16-43 L 2003 #21 #10 Oregon S. 20 55-16 W 2003 #17 Colorado S. 13 47-26 W 2003 #19 Notre Dame S. 6 26-29ot L 2002 #7 #8 Oklahoma J. 1 14-34 L 2002 #5 #15 Oregon N. 9 32-21 W 2002 #8 #16 Arizona State N. 2 44-22 W 2002 #17 #18 USC O. 5 30-27ot W 2002 #10 #6 Ohio State S. 14 7-25 L 2001 #9 #14 Washington N. 17 14-26 L 2001 #16 #9 UCLA N. 3 20-14 W 2001 #14 #11 Oregon O. 27 17-24 L 2001 #23 Stanford O. 13 45-39 W 2000 #6 Washington N. 18 3-51 L 2000 #7 Oregon (ot) N. 4 24-27 L 2000 #18 Oregon State O. 28 9-38 L 2000 #22 Arizona (3 ot) O. 14 47-53 L 1999 - Did not play a ranked team 1998 #10 Arizona N. 7 7-41 L 1998 #15 Oregon O. 10 29-51 L 1998 #4 UCLA O. 3 17-49 L 1997 #8 #1 Michigan J. 1 16-21 L 1997 #10 #21 Arizona State N. 1 31-44 L 1997 #22 USC S. 13 28-21 W 1996 #12 Washington (ot) N. 23 24-31 L 1996 #19 California O. 19 21-18 W 1996 #25 Oregon S. 21 55-44 W 1996 #5 Colorado A. 31 19-37 L 1995 #12 Oregon O. 21 7-26 L 1995 #5 USC O. 14 14-26 L 1995 #2 Nebraska S. 30 21-35 L COUG TD STREAK: WSU quarterbacks have thrown

touchdown passes in 49 of the last 51 games - every game during the 2001 (12) and 2002 (13) seasons, 11 of 13 games in 2003, all 11 games in 2004 and each game in 2005.

• The two games in 2003 when WSU didn’t throw a TD pass were against Idaho in the opener and at home against New Mexico…WSU won both games;

• The last time WSU didn’t throw a TD pass at a foe’s home field or in a bowl game was at Hawai’i in 1999 …since then WSU has thrown at least one TD pass in 28 straight games played at the opponent’s field or in a bowl game.

CALIFORNIA STREAKING: WSU streaks currently include: • Won 12 of its last 17 Pac-10 road games • Won eight of its last nine Pac-10 games in California • Won 12 of its last 15 games against California schools

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WSU opponents have been successful on third down plays just 28.9% of the time…this season Idaho converted 29% of their third down opportunities and Nevada 25%...opponents in 2004 were successful 33.3% of the time and in 2003 25.1%.

2005 1stQ 2ndQ 3rdQ 4thQ GAME Idaho 0-2 1-6 2-5 2-4 5-17 @ Nevada 0-3 0-3 3-6 1-4 4-16 Grambling OSU Stanford UCLA California USC ASU Oregon Washington 2005 0-5 1-9 5-11 3-8 9-33 00.0% 11.1% 45.5% 37.5% 27.3% 2004 13-42 13-50 18-47 18-50 63-189 31.0% 26.0% 38.3% 36.0% 33.3% 2003 8-49 15-62 19-50 10-46 52-207 16.3% 24.2% 38.0% 21.7% 25.1% BLOCK THOSE KICKS: WSU blocked nine kicks during the

2003 and 2004 seasons, five placement kicks and four punts:

• In 2003 the Cougars blocked three punts and Cody Boyd blocked two field goals against Idaho and a PAT attempt against New Mexico;

• In 2004 Aaron Johnson blocked a Colorado field goal attempt and Wally Dada blocked a punt at New Mexico;

RED ZONE: WSU has scored eight times in 10 trips into the

Red Zone…opponents have stopped WSU twice with an interception and a recovered fulmble:

WSU INSIDE 20 SCORED TD-FG % SUCCESS 2005 10 8 5-3 80.0% 2004 33 25 20-5 75.8% 2003 53 42 24-18 79.2% 2002 64 45 30-15 70.3% 2001 57 45 31-14 78.9% 2000 36 27 17-10 75.0% 1999 32 31 23-8 96.9% 1998 28 17 10-7 60.7% 1997 55 49 39-10 89.1% OPP INSIDE 20 SCORED TD-FG % SUCCESS 2005 7 7 5-2 1.000 2004 39 32 24-8 82.1% 2003 38 28 17-11 73.7% 2002 40 30 20-10 75.0% 2001 34 26 18-8 70.6% 2000 45 36 29-7 80.0% 1999 41 30 23-7 73.2% 1998 42 34 30-4 81.0% 1997 32 23 20-3 71.9%

TURNOVERS = POINTS: This season WSU has converted both opponent turnovers into touchdowns…in 2004 the Cougars scored a total of 78 points off turnovers, nearly half of the points the Cougars scored the previous season…in 2003 WSU scored 142 points off turnovers, taking the ball away from the opponents 24 times with interceptions while recovering 24 of the opponents’ 47 fumbles:

2005 OPPONENT WSU WSU WSU OPPONENT TOs TD FG POINTS Idaho 1 1 0 7 @ Nevada 1 1 7 Grambling OSU Stanford UCLA California USC Arizona State Oregon Washington 2005 TOTALS: 2 2 0 14 2004 Totals: 29 11/75 pts 1/3 pts 78 2003 Totals: 48 18/124 pts 6/18 pts 142 COUGS AMONG SACK LEADERS: This year the Cougars

have made nine sacks in the first two games, including six at Nevada:

• WSU led the Pac-10 with 55 sacks in 2002 and with 40 in 2001;

• The Cougars recorded a sack in 22 straight games between 2001 and the Arizona game in 2003.

• WSU had 32 sacks in 2004; • In 2003 WSU finished the regular season with 50 sacks,

second behind USC’s Pac-10-leading 55; • 168 sacks 2000-03 led the nation; • 79 interceptions 2001-04 tied for first nationally with

Nebraska and first in the Pac-10; • 92 interceptions 2000-04 tied for fifth nationally and leads

the Pac-10; Virginia Tech leads the NCAA with 102; • 101 interceptions 1999-04 fifth nationally: SACKS INTERCEPTIONS 1999 - 18 (Pac-10 9th) 1999 - 12 2000 - 23 (Pac-10 9th) 2000 - 13 2001 - 40 (Pac-10 1st) 2001 - 26 2002 - 55 (Pac-10 1st) 2002 - 17 2003 - 50 (Pac-10 2nd) 2003 - 24 2004 - 32 (Pac-10 5th) 2004 - 12 2005 - 9 (Pac-10 1st) 2005 - 1 WSU SCORES QUICKLY: WSU had three scoring drives

lasting less than a minute against both Idaho and Nevada, giving WSU 49 scoring drives lasting less than a minute during the last four years…here’s the year totals since 2002:

YEAR TD FG 2002 14 2 2003 11 2 2004 13 1 2005 5 1 Total 43 6

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NOTES FROM THE 2004 SEASON 10 COUGS PICKED TO ALL-PAC-10 TEAMS: Senior

offensive tackle Calvin Armstrong led a group of 10 WSU Cougars named to the All-Pacific-10 Conference football teams selected by the Pac-10 head coaches in 2004…for the second time in his career Armstrong was named to the league’s first team…he also was a first team pick in 2002…four Cougars received second team recognition, return specialist Michael Bumpus (freshman), linebacker Will Derting (junior), offensive tackle Sam Lightbody (senior) and receiver Jason Hill (sophomore)…the five Cougars gaining honorable mention honors were punter Kyle Basler (junior), linebacker Scott Davis (sophomore), running back Jerome Harrison (junior), center Nick Mihlhauser (junior) and cornerback Karl Paymah (senior).

SIX COUGS NAMED TO PAC-10 ACADEMIC TEAM: Six

Cougars have been named to the Pacific-10 Conference All-Academic team, including three-time first-team honoree Pat Bennett (3.43 grade point average, hotel administration major)…Bennett, a linebacker, was joined on the first team by tight end Troy Bienemann (3.75, communications) and offensive lineman Riley Fitt-Chappell (3.49, management information systems)…Bienemann also was a first team pick in 2003, while Fitt-Chappell was on the second team…Bienemann posted the highest GPA among the league’s first-team selections…second team honorees went to running back Kevin McCall (3.21, undeclared) and defensive end Matt Mullennix (3.35, business administration), while quarterback Alex Brink (3.48, sport management) was an honorable mention selection.

BIENEMANN NAMED TO ACADEMIC TEAM:

Washington State junior tight end Troy Bienemann was named to the CoSIDA District 8 All-Academic first team for the second straight year…he was among seven players from the Pacific-10 conference named to the offensive team.

ARMSTRONG, PAYMAH TO SHRINE GAME: A pair of

Cougar seniors, offensive tackle Calvin Armstrong (Centralia) and cornerback Karl Paymah (Culver City, Calif.), were selected to play in the annual East-West Shrine Game Jan. 15, 11 a.m., at SBC Park in San Francisco.

SWOGGER’S SEASON ENDS: Sophomore Josh Swogger’s

2004 season ended with a broken navicular bone in his right foot…Swogger threw 93 passes without an interception between the fourth quarter of the New Mexico season opener and the Oregon game…he suffered several injuries during the season, including his right knee (posterior cruciate ligament), left shoulder (strain) and left ankle (contusion).

COUGAR SENIORS: The Cougars dressed 13 seniors for their

final collegiate game Nov. 20 against the Washington Huskies: FS Hamza Abdullah, OL Patrick Afif, OT Calvin Armstrong, LB Pat Bennett, SS Jeremy Bohannon, RB Chris Bruhn, DT Steve Cook, RB Blair Hawkins, OT Sam Lightbody, CB Karl Paymah, CB Tyler Sellers, WR John Williams and LB Brian Winter.

PAC-10 POW: Two Cougars captured Pacific-10 Conference Player of the Week awards three times during the 2004 season:

• Week 1 - Punter Kyle Basler was named Special Teams POW after his performance at New Mexico when he averaged 470.0 with seven punts and had three 50yards or longer;

• Week 4 - Punter Kyle Basler was named Special Teams POW after booming a school record punt 87 yards at Arizona…he averaged 53.4 yards and his net was 49.9 yards;

• Week 10 - Running back Jerome Harrison was named Co-Offensive POW after rushing a school record 42 times at UCLA, gaining 247 yards, the third most ever by a Cougar in a single game.

HARRISON SETS RECORD: Jerome Harrison’s 247 rushing

yards at UCLA in 2004 ranked as the third best total in WSU history and his 42 carries in that game bettered by one the school record…he also had three rushing touchdowns, which tied him for eighth on WSU’s all-time list:

HARRISON HITS 900 YARDS: Transfer Jerome Harrison ran

for 900 yards in his first season with the Cougars and scored nine TDs, despite only starting the last five games of the year…the Pac-10 honorable mention pick rushed for 515 yards over the final three games, a 172 yard average…he averaged 118.4 yards over the final seven games…highlights included 117 yards (14 carries) against Oregon, 247 at UCLA, 118 yards at ASU, 150 yards against Washington.

MULTIPLE RECEIVERS: The Cougars like to use numerous

receivers…in 2004 nine players caught passes at Oregon State, while eight caught passes against Arizona, seven had receptions against New Mexico, Idaho, USC, UCLA and ASU, while six caught passes against Colorado, Oregon and Stanford and four had receptions against Washington…in 2003 at least seven WSU players caught passes in each of the Cougars’ first nine games and in 10 of the 13 games.

COUGS AVERAGE 54 PLAYERS/GAME: WSU’s

participation summary shows an average of 54 Cougar players saw action in each game…against Idaho, 69 players saw action, while only 51 played against Oregon…here’s the game-by-game summary: New Mexico 55, Colorado 56, Idaho 69, Arizona 53, Oregon 51, Stanford 53, Oregon State 55, USC 53, UCLA 54, ASU 54, Washington 54.

HARRISON GOES FOR 239 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS:

Jerome Harrison chalked up 239 all-purpose yards at UCLA, the eighth best total ever by a Cougar and the most since Nian Taylor had 266 yards against Idaho in 1998…the most recent Cougar running back to have a Top 10 performance was Michael Black’s 265 yards against California in 1996.

11 COUGS START EVERY GAME: Eleven Cougars started

every game in 2004, Adam Braidwood, Mkristo Bruce, Scott Davis, Will Derting, Karl Paymah, Jeremy Bohannon and Hamza Abdullah on defense, Calvin Armstrong, Sam Lightbody, Nick Mihlhauser and Jason Hill on offense.

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letterwinners returning from last year, including 17 starters, WSU has an experienced team in 2005…together they have made 326 career starts…there are 116 starts among the offensive players and combined they played in 265 games…on the defensive side there are 158 starts and they have combined to play in 399 games:

DEF. STARTERS (G) POS CAREER ’05 ’04 ’03 ’02 A’i Ahmu (2) DT 2 2 Adam Braidwood (39) DE 14 2 11 1 Mkristo Bruce (26) DE 13 2 11 Odell Howard (18) DT 2 2 Aaron Johnson (11) DT 9 2 7 Ropati Pitoitua (8) DT 4 4 Scott Davis (24) LB 15 2 11 2 Will Derting (35) LB 31 2 11 12 6 Steve Dildine (26) LB 7 2 4 1 Wally Dada (20) CB 3 2 1 Eric Frampton (25) DB 2 2 DeWayne Patterson (2) DB 2 2 Alex Teems (29) CB 12 2 10 TOTALS: (265) 116 22 72 16 6 OFF. STARTERS POS CAREER ’05 ’04 ’03 ’02 Bobby Byrd (13) OL 11 2 9 Riley Fitt-Chappell (36) OL 9 4 5 Charles Harris (15) OL 4 2 1 1 Norvell Holmes (24) OL 10 2 7 1 Nick Mihlhauser (36) OL 23 2 11 9 1 Sean O’Connor (22) OL 2 2 Troy Bienemann (36) TE 34 2 9 12 11 Boyd, Cody (19) TE 1 1 Jesse Taylor (25) TE 2 2 Michael Bumpus (13) WR 9 2 7 Trandon Harvey (34) WR 3 1 2 Jason Hill (25) WR 13 2 11 Chris Jordan (25) WR 13 2 10 1 Marty Martin (34) WR 4 4 Josh Swogger (16) QB 6 6 Alex Brink (13) QB 7 2 5 Jerome Harrison (13) RB 7 2 5 TOTALS: (399) 158 22 88 30 18 KICKERS POS CAREER ’05 ’04 ’03 ’02 Kyle Basler (39) P 39 2 11 13 13 Graham Siderius (29) PK 2 2 Loren Langley (13) PK 11 1 9 TOTALS: (81) 52 4 22 13 13 GRAND TOTALS: (745) 326 48 282 59 37

BASLER, BIENEMANN, DERTING LEAD IN STARTS:

Punter Kyle Basler has started all 39 games in his career, while tight end Troy Bienemann has made 34 starts in 36 games…linebacker Will Derting has 31 starts to his credit in 35 games.

BREAKING DOWN TOP 22-44: WSU’s starting lineup of 22 players against Grambling will include 1 freshman, 4 sophomores, 9 juniors and 8 seniors, while the top 44 (two-deep) consisted of 10 freshmen, 7 sophomores, 15 juniors and 12 seniors...in the two-deep, WSU lists a combined 17 freshmen-sophomores and 27 juniors-seniors…32 of the top 44 are underclassmen:

STARTERS (O-D) TOP 44 (O-D) Freshmen 0-1=1 3-5=8 RS-Freshmen 0-0=0 2-0=2 Sophomores 1-0=1 1-1=2 RS-Sophomores 2-1=3 2-3=5 Juniors 1-1=2 1-1=2 RS-Juniors 3-4=7 7-6=13 Seniors 3-2=5 3-2=5 RS-Seniors 1-2=3 3-4=7 DOBA’S TEAMS SHUT DOWN FOES: Bill Doba has been

WSU’s head coach for 26 games and he has won 17 times…in those 26 games, his Cougar teams have held the opponents without a TD in the first half 10 times…in 2003 WSU blanked Idaho, Arizona and Stanford in the first half and held Notre Dame to a field goal, Oregon to a safety and UCLA to a pair of field goals…in 2004 New Mexico didn’t score until the third quarter, Colorado had one first half field goal and Idaho was shutout until the fourth quarter…in 2005 WSU has blanked Nevada and given up one first-half TD (Idaho).

PENALTIES DOWN: This year WSU has averaged 7.5

penalties for an average of 75.5 yards…in 2004 WSU averaged 7.0 penalties and 65.7 penalty yards per game, while in 2003 WSU averaged 11.5 penalties and 94.6 penalty yards per game:

YEAR GAMES WSU PENALTIES OPP PENALTIES 2005 2 games 15 151 (8th) 10 100 2004 11 games 77 723 (7th) 86 744 2003 13 games 150 1230 (9th) 102 875 2002 13 games 103 872 (6th) 94 845 2001 12 games 87 759 (7th) 97 922 2000 11 games 115 928 (10th) 92 806 Note: Pac-10 ranking for WSU noted in () COUGARS DEBUT NEW UNIFORMS: It is back to the

basics for WSU’s new uniforms this season…while the crimson and gray helmets remain the same with the Cougar logo on each, uniform pants and tops will have a more basic look…there are two jerseys, one white for use on the road and one crimson for use at home…pant colors will include white, crimson and two gray pants, one solid and one with traditional striping down the side…both the white and crimson pants also have the traditional NFL-style stripes down the side…the front of the jerseys will have a smaller “Washington State University” across the front, along with a return to block numbers…a new addition this year will be the use of uniform numbers on the jersey sleeves.

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Pacific Life Holiday Bowl was the Cougars’ 10th bowl appearance and second in the Holiday Bowl…WSU is 6-4 in 10 previous bowl games:

• 1916 Rose Bowl - WSU 14, Brown 0 (W) • 1931 Rose Bowl - Alabama 24, WSU 0 (L) • 1981 Holiday Bowl - BYU 38, WSU 36 (L) • 1988 Aloha Bowl - WSU 24, Houston 22 (W) • 1992 Copper Bowl - WSU 31, Utah 28 (W) • 1994 Alamo Bowl - WSU 10, Baylor 3 (W) • 1998 Rose Bowl - Michigan 21, WSU 16 (L) • 2001 Sun Bowl - WSU 33, Purdue 27 (W) • 2003 Rose Bowl - Oklahoma 34, WSU 14 (L) • 2003 Holiday Bowl - WSU 28, Texas 20 (W) PAC-10 PICKS WSU SIXTH: Despite the return of 17 starters

nine on offense, six on defense and 2 kickers) and 47 letterwinners the Cougars were picked to finish sixth by the media covering the Pacific-10 Conference when they gathered in early August…the 2005 Pac-10 Media Poll: 1. USC 410 points (unanimous), 2. California 300, 3. ASU 296, 4. Oregon 290, 5 UCLA 282, 6. WSU 189, 7. OSU 159, 8. Arizona 131…9. Stanford 106, 10. Washington 91.….WSU was picked to finish fifth in 2005 and ended the year seventh with a 3-5 Pc-10 record.

BRUCE ATTENDS CONFERENCE: Sophomore defensive

end Mkristo Bruce was among 321 NCAA student-athletes selected to attend the 2004 NCAA Leadership Conference in late May…the conference was designed to enhance student-athletes’ leadership and communication skills and to enable them to become more effective leaders and motivators.

WSU AMONG ELITE WITH 10-WIN SEASONS:

Washington State was one of just four NCAA Div. I teams to record 10 wins in each of the 2001-02-03) seasons…the others are Maryland, Miami (FL) and Oklahoma.

2003 SEASON AMONG BEST: WSU’s 10-3 finish in 2003

equaled the fifth best record for the Cougars since the 1920’s when teams began playing 10 or more games…WSU’s best records include 9-1 (90.0%) in 1930, 10-2 (83.3%) in 1929, 1997 and 2002 and 10-3 (76.9%) in 2002 and 2003.

BACK-TO-BACK 10-WIN SEASONS RARE IN PAC-10:

WSU posted three straight 10-win seasons in 2001-02-03, a rare fete in the Pac-10…WSU also had four 10-win seasons between 1997 and 2003 and made two Rose Bowl appearances…how rare were those 10-win seasons:

• WSU and USC are the only Pac-10 teams with four 10-win

seasons in a seven-year period…USC has done it three times, but WSU is the only team to do it since 1978;

• WSU and USC are the only teams with three straight 10-win seasons, USC in 1931-32-33 and 2002-03-04, while WSU did it in 2001-02-03.

• Just five Pac-10 teams have had back-to-back 10-win seasons since the lead went to 10 teams in 1978, WSU plus Oregon 2000-01, UCLA 1997-98 and 1987-88, Washington 1981-82 and 1990-91, and USC 1978-79 and 2002-03-04;

WSU’S OVERTIME EXPERIENCE: The Cougars are 2-6 in overtime games:

YEAR OPPONENT #of OTs SCORE W/L 1996 Washington 1 24-31 L 1997 Arizona 1 35-34 W 2000 Arizona 3 47-53 L 2000 Arizona State 1 20-23 L 2000 Oregon 1 24-27 L 2002 USC 1 30-27 W 2002 Washington 3 26-29 L 2003 Notre Dame 1 26-29 L DOBA TURNS TO COUGARS FOR ASSISTANTS: When

Bill Doba began assembling his staff in December, 2002, after taking over for Mike Price, he turned to three former Cougar players, a former head coach he worked for, and a Pac-10 offensive coordinator…four of the new coaches Doba brought to WSU have served as coordinators…his staff includes five former Cougar players, equaling the most graduates on any D-1 staff in 2003…here is a quick rundown:

1. Robb Akey, DC/line, joined WSU 1998, Weber State ’88,

came to WSU from N. Arizona, where he was DC; 2. Leon Burtnett, linebackers, joined WSU 2003, former

Purdue head coach (1982-86) and an assistant for Indianapolis Colts, also on WSU staff 1971, DC at Wyoming, Purdue, Fresno State, Northeast Louisiana, Arkansas State;

3. Ken Greene, secondary, joined WSU 2003, Washington State ’77, came to WSU from Purdue, played professionally with St. Louis Cardinals and San Diego Chargers;

4. Mike Levenseller, OC/Receivers, joined WSU in 1992, Washington State ’78, played professionally with Oakland, Buffalo, Tampa Bay, Cincinnati, Edmonton and Calgary;

5. Robin Pflugrad, tight ends/RC, joined WSU 2001, Portland State ’80; came to WSU from N. Arizona, where he was OC;

6. Timm Rosenbach, quarterbacks, joined WSU 2003, Washington State ’88; came from E. Washington, where he was OC, played professionally with Phoenix, New Orleans and Hamilton;

7. Kelly Skipper, running backs, joined WSU 2003, Fresno State ’89, he was OC before joining WSU;

8. Mike Walker, defensive line, joined WSU 1997, Washington State ’82, played professionally with Hamilton and Edmonton;

9. George Yarno, offensive line, joined WSU 2003, Washington State ’79, also a WSU assistant 1991-94, OC at Idaho, 19956-97, played professionally with Tampa Bay, Atlanta, Houston and Green Bay.

TWO QBS ON DEFENSIVE LINE: Two members of WSU’s

defensive line, Odell Howard and Mkristo Bruce, were high school quarterbacks…Howard prepped at Pomona High (Pomona, Calif.) and Bruce at Liberty High near Renton…Bruce passed for 718 yards and seven touchdowns and ran for 602 as a senior, while Howard threw for 1,085 yards and 10 touchdowns his senior year.

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WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS: Washington State's weekly FOX Sports Net award winners from the Nevada game are: Pac-10 Offense: Alex Brink (Eugene, Ore.) Pac-10 Defense: Adam Braidwood (Delta, British Columbia) Pac-10 Special Teams: Michael Bumpus (Culver City, Calif.) Offensive Scout Team: Jesse Baines (Puyallup, Wash.) Defensive Scout Team: Xavier Hicks, Jr. (Fullerton, Calif.) Cougar Claw Offense: Troy Bienemann (Mountain View, Calif.) Jason Hill (San Francisco, Calif.) Cougar Claw Defense: Eric Frampton (San Jose, Calif.) Assassin: Cory Evans (Lena, La.) Iron Man: Courtney Williams (Los Angeles, Calif.) Gamebreaker: Michael Bumpus (Culver City, Calif.)s

2005 WSU FOOTBALL STARTERS

POS IDA NEV GRAM OSU STAN UCLA CAL USC ASU ORE WASH SE Hill Hill LT Byrd Byrd LG O’Connor O’Connor C Mihlhauser Mihlhauser RG Holmes Holmes RT Harris Harris TE Bienemann Bienemann SB Bumpus Bumpus QB Brink Brink RB Harrison Harrison FL Jordan Jordan PK Langley Langley NOTE: WSU’s starting offensive lineup usually included three wide receivers (as noted above) and one running back, but occasionally included four wide receivers, usually without the tight end, or five wide receivers without a tight end and running back. DE Bruce Bruce DT Johnson Johnson DT Ahmu Ahmu DE Braidwood Braidwood WLB Dildine Dildine MLB Derting Derting SLB Davis Davis RCB Dada Dada SS Frampton Frampton FS Patterson Patterson LCB Teems Teems P Basler Basler

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2005 PACIFIC-10 RANKINGS FOR THE COUGARS [UPDATED: September 12, 2005]

PLAYER AVG PAC-10 CATEGORY Kyle Basler Punting 40.0 7 Adam Braidwood Sacks 2.5 1 Tackles For Loss 3.5 2 Forced Fumbles 1.0 1t Tackles 4.5 43t Alex Brink Passing 216.0 9 Total Offense 229.5 8 Passing Efficiency 161.7 4 Mkristo Bruce Sacks 2.0 2t Tackles For Loss 2.5 7t Michael Bumpus All-Purpose Yards 146.5 6 Punt Return 20.6 2 Receptions Per Game 5.0 9t Lorenzo Bursey Kickoff Return 22.1 3 Scott Davis Tackles 5.0 33t Will Derting Tackles 8.0 10t Steve Dildine Tackles 4.5 43t

PLAYER AVG PAC-10 CATEGORY Eric Frampton Interceptions 0.50 6t Tackles 4.5 43t Passes Defended 1.50 1t Jerome Harrison Rushing 143.0 1 All-Purpose Yards 157.5 5 Jason Hill Receptions Per Game 5.0 9t Receiving Yds Per Game 94.0 4 Scoring 12.0 4t Scoring (TDs) 12.0 3t Loren Langley Scoring (kick) 9.0 6t Field Goals 1.50 4t PAT Percentage 1.000 1t Bryan Olson Tackles For Loss 2.0 10 DeWayne Patterson Forced Fumbles 0.50 6t Adam West Fumbles Recovered 0.50 4t DeMaundray Woolridge Rushing 75.0 8t

FROM: WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Page 14 SID: Rod Commons (rodco@wsu.edu) ASSISTANTS: Linda Chalich, Craig Lawson, Jason Krump, Bill Stevens (wsstevens@wsu.edu), Rachel Porter 509-335-COUG; FAX 509-335-0267 WEB: www.wsucougars.com September 12, 2005 RUSHING TOTALS UNDER 100: In the last 17 years WSU has held 74 of 187 opponents to less than 100 yards rushing...the lows

include Montana State -35 (1993), Arizona -17 (2002), Pacific -6 (1993) and Montana’s -6 (1995)...in those 187 games, WSU held opponents to 50 or less yards 20 times:

1989 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 5/11 (6 teams less than 100 yards) Idaho 82, BYU 71, OSU 56, Wyoming 26, USC 161, Oregon 55, Stanford 80, Arizona 261, ASU 117, California 149, Washington 136. 1990 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 11/11 (0) TCU 107, Wyoming 226, BYU 133, California 234, UCLA 158, USC 307 Oregon State 170, Arizona 300, Stanford 147, ASU 146, Washington 227. 1991 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 11/11 (0) Oregon 283, Fresno State 194, Ohio State 321, UNLV 161, Oregon State 168, USC 301, ASU 224, UCLA 268, Arizona 190,Stanford 222, Washington 194. 1992 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing -7/12 (5) Montana 52, Arizona 58, Fresno State 168, Temple 70, Oregon State 190, UCLA 86, USC 188, Oregon 154, ASU 91, Stanford 193, Washington 142, Utah 179. 1993 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 3/11 (8) Michigan 179, Montana State -35, OSU 76, USC 104, Pacific -6, ASU 83, California 28, Arizona 38, Oregon 98, UCLA 82,Washington 302. 1994 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 3/12 (9) Illinois 5, Fresno State 34, UCLA 69, Tennessee 149, Oregon 27, Arizona 51, ASU 36, California 93, USC 68, OSU 178, Washington 102, Baylor 74. 1995 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 5/11 (6) Pittsburgh 78, Montana -6, UCLA 137, Nebraska 428, OSU 72, USC 93, Oregon 43, Arizona 84, California 134, Stanford 131, Washington 222. 1996 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 10/11 (1) Colorado 192, Temple 125, Oregon 118, SJSU 100, Arizona 145, OSU 141, California 44, Illinois 148, UCLA 164, Stanford 102, Washington 213. 1997 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 8/12 (4) UCLA 209, USC 31, Illinois 173, Boise State 46, Oregon 154, Cal 109, Arizona 73, ASU 150, USL 75, Stanford 160, Washington 101, Michigan 128. 1998 – Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 9/11 (2) Illinois 123, Boise State 120, Idaho 100, California 79, UCLA 256, Oregon 247, USC 214, ASU 242, Arizona 361, Stanford 94, Washington 178. 1999 – Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 10/12 (2) Utah 175, Stanford 103, Idaho 158, Arizona 249, California 58, Louisiana 130, ASU 217, OSU 163, Oregon 228, USC 201, Washington 250, Hawaii 83. 2000 – Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 9/11 (2) Stanford 118, Utah 136, Idaho 216, Cal 149, BSU 193, Arizona 254, ASU 117, OSU 267, Oregon 94, USC 91, Washington 336. 2001 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 4/12 (8) Idaho 74, BSU 54, Cal 71, Arizona 76, OSU 24, Stanford 219, MSU 134, Oregon 446, ASU 130, Washington 79, Purdue 55. 2002 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 5/13 (8) Nevada 108, Idaho 51, OSU 292, MSU 62, Cal 101, USC 72, Stanford 150, Arizona -17, ASU 37, Oregon 60, Washington 19, UCLA 53, Oklahoma 146. 2003 – Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 4/13 (9) Idaho 83, Notre Dame 167, Colorado 97, New Mexico 22, Oregon 54, Arizona 65, Stanford 42, Oregon State 15, USC 222, UCLA 145, ASU 60, Washington 78, Texas 131. 2004 – Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing – 8/11 (3) New Mexico 186, Colorado 47, Idaho 131, Arizona 80, Oregon 209, Stanford 139, Oregon State 171, USC 186, UCLA 107, Arizona State 141, Washington 71. 2005 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - -1/2 (1) Idaho 86, Nevada 125

FROM: WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Page 15 SID: Rod Commons (rodco@wsu.edu) ASSISTANTS: Linda Chalich, Craig Lawson, Jason Krump, Bill Stevens (wsstevens@wsu.edu), Rachel Porter 509-335-COUG; FAX 509-335-0267 WEB: www.wsucougars.com September 12, 2005 100-YARD RUSHERS FEW: Only 66 running backs have been able to crack the 100-yard mark in the last 17 years and 187 games

against WSU’s defense.

1989 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 3 Ricky Ervins, USC, 132; Greg Zomalt, California, 105, Greg Lewis, Washington, 115 1990 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 5 Anthony Wallace, California, 154; Brian Brown, UCLA, 125; Mazio Royster, USC, 203; Lockwood, USC, 102; Beno Bryant, Washington, 114 1991 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 8 Sean Burwell, Oregon, 189; Deon Strother, USC, 122; Mazio Royster, USC, 114; George Montgomery, ASU, 128; KevinWilliams, UCLA, 112; Ontiwaun Carter, Arizona, 106; Tommy Vardell, Stanford, 140; Beno Bryant, UW, 127 1992 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 3 Anthony Daigle, Fresno State, 100; Ellery Roberts, Stanford, 100; Keith Williams, Utah, 112 1993 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 2 Tyrone Wheatley, Michigan, 117; Napoleon Kaufman, Washington, 181 1994 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 1 J.J. Young, Oregon State, 100 1995 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 5 Karim Abdul-Jabar, UCLA, 125; Ahman Green, Nebraska, 176; Reynard Rutherford, California, 124; Anthony Bookman, Stanford, 123; Rashaan Shehee, Washington, 212 1996 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 2 Skip Hicks, UCLA, 116; Corey Dillon, Washington, 155 1997 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 4 Skip Hicks, UCLA, 190; Robert Holcombe, Illinois 163; Michael Martin, ASU, 111; Anthony Bookman, Stanford, 115 1998 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 5 Steve Havard, Illinois, 103, Reuben Droughns, UO, 217; Gerald Green, ASU, 119, Trung Canidate, Arizona, 174, Willie Hurst, Washington, 155. 1999 – Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU – 8 Mike Anderson, Utah, 108; Anthony Tenner, Idaho, 118; Trung Canidate, Arizona 158; Darren Brister, ULL, 113; J.R. Redmond, ASU, 165; Reuben Droughns, UO, 123; Chad Morton, USC, 117; Paul Arnold, UW, 126. 2000 – Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU – 6 Willie Alderson, Idaho, 113; Leo Mills, Arizona, 129; Tom Pace, ASU, 103, Ken Simonton, OSU, 169; Rich Alexis, UW, 122; Braxton Cleman, UW, 105. 2001 – Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU – 6 Brian Allen, Stanford, 133; Ryan Johnson, MSU, 116; Onterrio Smith, 285, and Maurice Morris, Oregon, 138; DeShaun Foster, UCLA, 102; Delvon Flowers, ASU, 137. 2002 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 3 Maurice Clarett, OSU, 230, Joe Igber, Cal, 111, Quentin Griffin, Oklahoma, 144 2003 Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU – 2 LenDale White, USC, 149, Tyler Ebell, UCLA, 105. 2004 Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU – 3 DonTrell Moore, UNM, 167; Terrance Whitehead, Oregon, 166; Ryan Cole, Oregon State, 104. 2005 Players Gained 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 0 None

FROM: WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Page 16 SID: Rod Commons (rodco@wsu.edu) ASSISTANTS: Linda Chalich, Craig Lawson, Jason Krump, Jason Hickman (jrhickman@wsu.edu), Ilsa Gramer 509-335-COUG; FAX 509-335-0267 WEB: www.wsucougars.com September 12, 2005 BILL DOBA TV SHOWS: “KXLY Cougar Football Saturday”

airs each Saturday during the football season at 12:00 p.m. PT, leading into ABC’s Pac-10 Game of the Week…Rick Lukens and Dennis Patchin host the shows, along with Keith Osso and Allison Leep...FOX Sports Net Northwest’s nightly (7:00 p.m.) Northwest Tonight program also gives extensive coverage to Doba and Cougar football.

DOBA PHONE CONFERENCES: Bill Doba is available for

media interviews three times weekly via a conference phone hookup, Sunday at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. and Thursday at 2:15 p.m. For access information contact the WSU Media Information Office.

WEEKLY WSU PRESS CONFERENCES: WSU hosts a

weekly press conference each Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. in Bohler Athletic Complex 186. All in-season head coaches and selected players (when available) will be available for the phone conference and in-person interviews. Contact the WSU Media Information Office for more information. Members of the media may attend in person or participate by use of the telephone.

LIVE TELEVISION: Pac-10 television action this week

includes: Sept. 17 Oregon State at Louisville, 9:00a Pacific ESPN Sept. 17 Oklahoma at UCLA, 12:30p Pacific ABC Sept. 17 Fresno State at Oregon, 4:00p Pacific TBS Sept. 17 Arkansas at USC, 7:15p Pacific FSN TICKETS: Tickets for all Cougar home and away games are

available through the WSU Ticket Office, North 225 Grand, Pullman, Wash. 99164-1910, or by calling 800-GO-COUGS (available toll free from all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands).

AUDIO ON INTERNET: WSU's football broadcasts are available on the Internet through WSU’s Web provider College Sports TV and its audio partner Real Audio...the address is: www.wsucougars.com, then use the Audio link in the left column.

WSU RADIO: Bob Robertson, Jim Walden and Bud Nameck combine talents on the 26-station Cougar Sports Network…Robertson is in his 39th year of broadcasting Cougar sports…Walden, a former Cougar head coach (1978-86), is in his fifth season as a Cougar commentator…Nameck has been broadcasting WSU sports on radio or television since 1981 and is in his fourth season as part of the radio team…broadcast time is 60 minutes prior to kickoff. Additionally, the one-hour "Bill Doba Show," produced and distributed by the Cougar Sports Radio Network and KXLY, airs weekly on most network stations live Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m…Robertson is the show’s regular host…all game broadcasts are available via the internet…to listen, and for complete broadcast schedules, connect to www.wsucougars.com.

PAC-10 SATELLITE FEED: The Pac-10 provides a weekly

satellite feed featuring interviews with the head coaches and selected players regarding upcoming games, plus highlight footage. The 30-minute feed airs every Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. PDT/MST (2:30 EDT) beginning Sep. 7 and running through Nov. 30. Coordinates for the feed are Satellite IA5/C14, c-band). Trouble numbers: Master Control 310-543-1835 or 805-231-3229 or pager 888-451-5861, or Michelle Zumalt at the Pac-10 at 925-932-4411.

PAC-10 TELECONFERENCE: The Pacific-10 Conference

hosts a weekly teleconference call each Tuesday during the football season…the teleconference call begins at 10 a.m.…Bill Doba participates at 11:10 a.m….contact the Pac-10 media relations office for details, 925-932-4411.

DOBA AND PLAYERS AVAILABLE: WSU head football

coach Bill Doba is available for individual media interviews 11:00 a.m.-Noon each Wednesday. Arrangements for Doba interviews must be made through his office, 509-335-0250. WSU players are available for interviews before and after practice each Tuesday and Wednesday and before practice each Thursday. Contact Bill Stevens (wsstevens@wsu.edu) at the WSU Media Information Office.

INTERNET: WSU releases, statistics, notes and depth chart

information are loaded weekly on the WSU Athletics Home Page. The address is: http://www.wsucougars.com.

FROM: WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Page 17 SID: Rod Commons (rodco@wsu.edu) ASSISTANTS: Linda Chalich, Craig Lawson, Jason Krump, Bill Stevens (wsstevens@wsu.edu), Rachel Porter 509-335-COUG; FAX 509-335-0267 WEB: www.wsucougars.com 2005 Game Reviews WSU 38, Idaho 26 Sept. 1, 2005, Pullman, Wash. -- Jerome Harrison rushed for 165 yards and two first-quarter touchdowns to lead WSU past Idaho 38-26. Harrison scored on the game’s first play from scrimmage with an 80-yard scamper up the right sideline. The Cougars recovered a Vandal fumble on the ensuing kickoff and Harrison converted the turnover into points with a 4-yard run 1:09 into the game. Idaho 6 6 7 7 26 Washington State 17 0 14 7 38 TEAM QT TIME SCORING PLAY WSU 1 14:48 Harrison 80 run (Langley kick) WSU 1 13:51 Harrison 4 run (Langley kick) IDAHO 1 8:55 Williams 9 pass from Harrington (kick failed) WSU 1 :12 Langley 26 field goal IDAHO 2 6:37 Barrow 24 field goal IDAHO 2 2:56 Barrow 24 field goal WSU 3 9:37 Bumpus 26 pass from Brink (Langley kick) IDAHO 3 5:27 Smith 4 pass from Wichman (Barrow kick) WSU 3 3:54 Hill 72 pass from Brink (Langley kick) WSU 4 13:19 Hill 20 pass from Brink (Langley kick) IDAHO 4 2:50 Bird 6 run (Barrow kick) TOTAL OFFENSE: WSU 64/436/6.8. Idaho 73/266/3.6. RUSHING: WSU 35/216/10/206/2/80: Harrison 24/170 (2 TD), Brink

3/29, Woolridge 4/17, Bumpus 1/-1, Team 3/-4. Idaho 41/124/38/86/1/9: Bird 23/70 (1 TD), Lumbala 10/35, Ford 2/15, Sherman 1/-2, Smith 1/-3, Harrington 1/-4, Wichman 2/-12, Team 1/-13.

PASSING: WSU 29/17/2/230/3/72: Brink 29/17/2/230/3/72. Idaho 32/19/0/180/2/31: Wichman 23/13/0/143/1/31, Harrington 9/6/0/37/1/18.

RECEIVING: WSU: Bumpus 8/88 (1 TD), Hill 5/96 (2 TD), Bienemann 3/32, Harrison 1/14. Idaho: Smith 10/103 (1 TD), Askew 4/37, Lumbala 2/31, E. Williams 1/9, Sherman 1/2, Bird 1/-2.

INTERCEPTIONS: WSU: None. Idaho: Snyder 1/7, Martin 1/0. PUNTING: WSU: Basler 5/211/42.2/47, Team 1/44/44.0/44. Idaho:

Conley 9/351/39.0/50. PUNT RETURNS: WSU: Bumpus 4/28/25. Idaho: W. Williams 3/4/2. KICKOFF RETURNS: WSU: Bursey 5/109/28. Idaho: Ramsey

4/75/42, Sherman 1/17/17, Dykes 1/10/10. SCORING: WSU: Harrison 12, Hill 12, Langley 8, Bumpus 6. Idaho:

Barrow 8, Bird 6, Smith 6, E. Williams 6. FIRST DOWNS: WSU 16/7/9/0. Idaho 19/7/9/3. FUMBLES/LOST: WSU 2/1. Idaho 4/1. PENALTIES/YARDS: WSU 9/103. Idaho 7/54. POSSESSION TIME: WSU 25:20. Idaho 34:40. THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS: WSU 5/15. Idaho 5/17. ATTENDANCE 28,933. WSU TACKLERS (T/P/A): Derting 11/4/7, Frampton 7/4/3, Davis

6/2/4, Patterson 5/4/1, Bruce, 5/3/2, Williams 5/3/2, Teems 5/2/3, Dada 4/4/0, Dildine 4/1/3, Bass 3/2/1, Braidwood 3/2/1, Turner 3/2/1, Ahmu, 3/1/2, Johnson 3/1/2, Olson 2/2/0, Mullennix 2/1/1, Willis 2/1/1, Bursey 1/1/0, Collins 1/1/0, Gibson 1/1/0, Hall 1/1/0, Evans 1/0/1, Stripling 1/0/1, Ward 1/0/1.

WSU SACKS: Patterson 1/-10, Bruce 1/-4, Braidwood 1/-2. WSU TFL: Frampton 2/-5, Bruce 1.5/-5, Patterson 1/-10, Braidwood 1/-2, Dildine 1/-2, Olson 1/-1, Davis 0.5/-1, Derting 0.5/-1, Teems 0.5/0.

WSU 55, Nevada 21 Sept. 9, 2005, Reno, Nev. -- Michael Bumpus collected 157 yards in punt returns, including a school-record 87-yard touchdown return, as WSU defeated Nevada, 55-21. Washington State 14 13 21 7 55 Nevada 0 0 14 7 21 TEAM QT TIME SCORING PLAY WSU 1 3:13 Frampton 36 interception return (Langley kick) WSU 1 :26 Bienemann 18 pass from Brink (Langley kick) WSU 2 9:51 Langley 18 field goal WSU 2 3:33 Hill 6 pass from Brink (Langley kick) WSU 2 :22 Langley 28 field goal NEV 3 11:13 Spencer 21 pass from Rowe (Jackle kick) WSU 3 10:27 Hill 22 pass from Brink (Siderius kick) WSU 3 8:06 Bumpus 87 punt return (Langley kick) WSU 3 4:36 Gibson 44 pass from Swogger (Siderius kick) NEV 3 :30 Mitchell 14 run (Jackle kick) NEV 4 12:51 Hubbard 3 run (Jackle kick) WSU 4 7:12 Woolridge 1 run (Siderius kick) TOTAL OFFENSE: WSU 75/534/7/1. Nevada 77/382/5.0. RUSHING: WSU 43/267/20/247/1/70: Woolridge 15/133 (TD),

Harrison 18/121, Asuega-Stark 2/5, Collins 1/1, Swogger 1/0, Brink 3/-2, Team 3/-11. Nevada 35/154/25/129/2/21: Mitchell 13/59 (TD), Rowe 11/38, Hubbard 6/25 (1 TD), Spencer 1/6, Moore 3/0, Team 1/-3.

PASSING: WSU 32/19/0/287/4/47: Brink 23/15/0/202/3/47, Swogger 9/4/0/85/1/44. Nevada 42/23/1/257/1/52: Rowe 32/19/1/219/1/52, Moore 10/4/0/38/0/13.

RECEIVING: WSU: Hill 5/92 (2 TD), Bienemann 4/58 (TD), Harvey 3/27, Bumpus 2/21, Jordan 2/17, Gibson 1/44 (TD), Harrison 1/15, Prator 1/13. Nevada: Spencer 7/126 (TD), McCoy 4/23, Pudewell 2/23, Darlington 2/21, Flowers 2/20, Brackett 2/10, Haug 2/5, Sammons 1/20, Rosenblum 1/9.

INTERCEPTIONS: WSU: Frampton 1/36 (TD). Nevada: None. PUNTING: WSU: Basler 4/153/38.2/47, Nevada: Bergendahl,

10/421/42.1/51. PUNT RETURNS: WSU: Bumpus 5/157/87 (TD), Bursey, 2/6/6.

Nevada: Stanley, 1/2/2. KICKOFF RETURNS: WSU: Bursey 3/68/34, Collins, 1/12/12.

Nevada: Wilson, 4/69/23, Hubbard, 1/21/21. SCORING: WSU: Hill 12, Langley 10, Bienemann 6, Bumpus 6,

Gibson 6, Frampton 6, Woolridge 6, Siderius 3. Nevada: Spencer 6, Mitchell 6, Hubbard 6, Jaekle 3.

FIRST DOWNS: WSU 27/13/12/2. Nevada 21/8/11/2. FUMBLES/LOST: WSU 2/1. Nevada 1/0. PENALTIES/YARDS: WSU 6/48. Nevada 3/46. POSSESSION TIME: WSU 30:22. Nevada 29:38. THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS: WSU 4/12. Nevada 4/16. ATTENDANCE 17,552. WSU TACKLERS (T/P/A): Braidwood 6/5/1, Derting 5/5/0, Diddine

5/4/1, Trent 4/4/0, Davis 4/4/0, Bruce 3/3/0, Teems 3/3/0, Dada 3/3/0, Evans 3/1/2, Willis 2/2/0, Eichelberger 2/2/0, Frampton 2/2/0, Hall 2/2/0, Patterson 2/2/0, Ahmu 2/1/1/, Turner 2/1/1, Bell 2/1/1, Langley 2/1/1, Woodard, 1/1/0, Stripling 1/1/0, Bass 1/1/0, Baltzer 1/1/0, Mullenix 1/1/0, Olson 1/1/0, West 1/1/0, Graise 1/1/0, Rogers 1/1/0, Asuega-Start 1/1/0.

WSU SACKS: Braidwood 1.5/-4, Bruce 1/-8, Eichelberger 1/-2, Mullennix 1/-1, Olson 1/-3, Ahmu 0.5/-3.

WSU TFL: Braidwood 2.5/-5, Davis 1/-1, Bruce 1/-8, Eichelberger 1/-2, Mullennix 1/-1, Olson 1/-3, Graise 1/-3, Ahmu 0.5/-3.

2005 WASHINGTON STATE DEPTH CHART - Grambling State

COUGAR OFFENSE SE 83 ** [2] JASON HILL (6-2, 208, Jr.) 88 *** [0] Trandon Harvey (5-11, 195, #Sr.) 19 * [0] Greg Prator (6-1, 214, Sr.) 15 [0] Benny Ward (6-4, 184, Fr.) LT 70 * [2] BOBBY BYRD (6-7, 314, #So.) 71 * [0] Spencer Hollison (6-6, 305, #Jr.) LG 73 ** [2] SEAN O’CONNOR (6-5, 287, #Jr.) 60 [0] Dan Rowlands (6-5, 283, #Fr.) 78 ** [0] Riley Fitt-Chappell (6-7, 316, #Sr.) INJ C 66 *** [2] NICK MIHLHAUSER (6-3, 292, Sr.) 69 [0] Kenny Alfred (6-3, 285, Fr.) RG 76 ** [2] NORVELL HOLMES (6-2, 297, #Sr.) 61 * [0] Josh Duin (6-3, 311, #Jr.) RT 55 ** [2] CHARLES HARRIS (6-6, 308, #Jr.) 72 [0] Andy Roof (6-3, 316, #Fr.) TE 81 *** [2] TROY BIENEMANN (6-5, 252, Sr.) 47 ** [0] Jesse Taylor (6-3, 240, #Jr.) 48 [0] Ben Woodard (6-5, 237, #Fr.) 80 ** [0] Cody Boyd (6-8, 257, #Jr.) INJ SB 5 * [2] MICHAEL BUMPUS (5-11, 186, So.) 6 *** [0] Marty Martin (5-11, 187, #Sr.) QB 10 * [2] ALEX BRINK (6-2, 202, #So.) 9 ** [0] Josh Swogger (6-5, 254, #Jr.) 17 [0] Gary Rogers (6-5, 241, #Fr.) RB 1 * [2] JEROME HARRISON (5-10, 205, Sr.) 35 [0] DeMaundray Woolridge (5-8, 223, Fr.) 31 [0] Dwight Tardy (5-11, 200, Fr.) 20 * [0] Kevin McCall (5-11, 215, #So.) INJ FL 2 ** [2] CHRIS JORDAN (6-1, 210, #Jr.) 86 [0] Brandon Gibson (6-0, 195, Fr.) 84 [0] Scott Selby (6-5, 229, #Fr.) PAT 27 * [2] LOREN LANGLEY (5-8, 150, So.) OR 18 ** [0] Graham Siderius (6-1, 210, #Sr.) FB 41 * [0] JED COLLINS (6-2, 250, So.) 29 * [0] Brandon Asuega-Stark (5-10, 219, #Sr.) CAPTAINS: Offense – Troy Bienemann, Jerome Harrison Defense – Will Derting Special Teams - Kyle Basler [ ] = Number of 2004 starts; not always at same position. * = Varsity letters earned # = Has redshirted Revised: 09/12/05

COUGAR DEFENSE WE 94 ** [2] MKRISTO BRUCE (6-6, 250, #Jr.) 82 *** [0] Adam West (6-6, 259, #Sr.) 96 [0] Mike Graise (6-3, 216, #Fr.) LT 40 * [2] AARON JOHNSON (6-6, 310, #So.) 19 ** [0] Odell Howard (6-3, 292, #Jr.) 77 [0] Matt Eichelberger (6-3, 314, #Fr.) RT 92 [2] FEVAEA’I AHMU (6-1, 284, Fr.) 79 [0] Bryan Olson (6-4, 277, #Sr.) 75 * [0] Ropati Pitoitua (6-8, 300, So.) INJ SE 13 *** [2] ADAM BRAIDWOOD (6-5, 267, Sr.) 58 * [0] Matt Mullennix (6-5, 256, #So.) 97 [0] Lance Broadus (6-2, 211, So.) SLB 42 ** [2] SCOTT DAVIS (5-10, 228, #Jr.) 38 [0] Cory Evans (6-2, 215, Fr.) 43 ** [0] Brian Hall (6-2, 242, #Jr.) MLB 51 *** [2] WILL DERTING (6-0, 235, #Sr.) 52 [0] Greg Trent (5-10, 230, Fr.) 56 ** [0] Chris Baltzer (6-2, 228, Jr.) WLB 49 ** [2] STEVE DILDINE (6-1, 229, #Jr.) 50 [0] Jason Stripling (5-11, 218, Fr.) RCB 4 ** [12 WALLY DADA (5-11, 198, Sr.) 25 ** [0] Don Turner (6-0, 183, #Jr.) 27 [0] Ryan Kensok (5-9, 164, #Fr.) SS 37 ** [2] ERIC FRAMPTON (5-11, 208, #Jr.) 24 [0] Christian Bass (6-2, 212, #So.) 34 [0] Courtney Williams (6-1, 193, Fr.) FS 30 [2] DeWAYNE PATTERSON (6-2, 195, Jr.) 23 * [0] Husain Abdullah (6-0, 189, #So.) 22 [0] Michael Willis (6-3, 205, Fr.) LCB 21 ** [2] ALEX TEEMS (5-11, 195, #Sr.) 3 [0] Lorenzo Bursey (5-8, 175, So.) 29 [0] Ian Bell (5-9, 184, #Fr.) P 8 *** [2] KYLE BASLER (6-3, 238, #Sr.) 10 [0] Fritz Brayton (6-3, 184, #Fr.)

WSU SPECIAL TEAMS KO: 18 Graham Siderius (6-2, 210, #Sr.) FIELD GOALS: 27 Loren Langley (5-8, 150, So.) OR 18 Graham Siderius (6-2, 210, #Sr.) LONG SNAPS: 81 Troy Bienemann (6-5, 252, Sr.) 82 Adam West (6-6, 259, #Sr.) 78 Riley Fitt-Chappell (6-7, 316, #Sr.) 66 Nick Mihlhauser (6-3, 292, Sr.) HOLDER: 8 Kyle Basler (6-3, 238, #Sr.) 10 Alex Brink (6-2, 202, #So.) P-RETURNS: 5 Michael Bumpus (5-11, 186, So.) 1 Jerome Harrison (5-10, 200, Sr.) KO-RETURN: 3 Lorenzo Bursery (5-8, 175, So.) 86 Brandon Gibson (6-0, 195, Fr.)

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2005 WASHINGTON STATE COUGAR FOOTBALL Date Opponent W/L Score Overall Conference Time Attend Sept. 1, 2005 IDAHO W 38-26 1-0-0 0-0-0 3:19 28,339 Sept. 9, 2005 @ Nevada W 55-21 2-0 0-0 3:24 17,552 Sept. 17, 2005 #GRAMBLING STATE 4:00p Oct. 1, 2005 @ Oregon State tba Oct. 8 STANFORD tba Oct. 15 UCLA tba Oct. 22 @ California tba Oct. 29, 2005 @ USC 12:20p/ABC Nov. 5 ARIZONA STATE tba Nov. 12 OREGON 7:15p/FSN Nov. 19 @ Washington 12:15p/FSN # - Game played at Qwest Stadium, Seattle, with WSU the official home team.; Game Times Listed for Pacific Time Zone TEAM STATISTICS WSU OPP SCORING 93 47 Points Per Game 46.5 23.5 FIRST DOWNS 43 40 Rushing 20 15 Passing 21 20 Penalty 2 5 RUSHING YARDAGE 453 211 Yards gained rushing 483 278 Yards lost rushing 30 67 Rushing Attempts 78 76 Average Per Rush 5.8 2.8 Average Per Game 226.5 105.5 TDs Rushing 3 3 PASSING YARDAGE 517 437 Att-Comp-Int 61-36-2 74-42-1 Average Per Pass 8.5 5.9 Average Per Catch 14.4 10.4 Average Per Game 258.5 218.5 TDs Passing 7 3 TOTAL OFFENSE 970 648 Total Plays 139 150 Average Per Play 7.0 4.3 Average Per Game 485.0 324.0 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 9-189 11-192 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 11-191 4-6 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 1-36 2-7 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.0 17.5 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 17.4 1.5 INT RETURN AVERAGE 36.0 3.5 FUMBLES-LOST 4-2 5-1 PENALTIES-YARDS 15-151 10-100 Average Per Game 75.5 50.0 PUNTS-YARDS 9-364 19-772 Average Per Punt 40.4 40.6 Net punt average 39.8 30.6 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 27:51 32:09 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 9/27 9/33 3rd-Down Pct 33% 27% 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 2/2 1/1 4th-Down Pct 100% 100% SACKS BY-YARDS 9-37 2-8 MISC YARDS 0 9 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 12 6 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 3-3 2-2 PAT-ATTEMPTS 12-12 5-6 ATTENDANCE 28339 17552 Games/Avg Per Game 1/28339 1/17552 Neutral Site Games 0/0

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total WSU 31 13 35 14 93 Opponents 6 6 21 14 47

RECEIVING G No Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G Hill, Jason 2 10 188 18.8 4 72 94.0 Bumpus, Michael 2 10 109 10.9 1 26 54.5 Bienemann, Troy 2 7 90 12.9 1 22 45.0 Harvey, Trandon 2 3 27 9.0 0 13 13.5 Harrison,Jerome 2 2 29 14.5 0 15 14.5 Jordan, Chris 2 2 17 8.5 0 9 8.5 Gibson, Brandon 2 1 44 44.0 1 44 22.0 Prator, Greg 2 1 13 13.0 0 13 6.5 Total.......... 2 36 517 14.4 7 72 258.5 Opponents...... 2 42 437 10.4 3 52 218.5 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LG Bumpus, Michael 9 185 20.6 1 87 Bursey, Lorenzo 2 6 3.0 0 6 Total.......... 11 191 17.4 1 87 Opponents...... 4 6 1.5 0 2 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LG Bursey, Lorenzo 8 177 22.1 0 34 Collins, Jed 1 12 12.0 0 12 Total.......... 9 189 21.0 0 34 Opponents...... 11 192 17.5 0 42 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LG Frampton, Eric 1 36 36.0 1 36 Total.......... 1 36 36.0 1 36 Opponents...... 2 7 3.5 0 7 FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LG Total.......... 0 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents...... 1 9 9.0 0 9

2005 WASHINGTON STATE COUGAR FOOTBALL RUSHING G TC YG YL NYG AVG TD LG YDS/G Harrison,Jerome 2 42 293 7 286 6.8 2 80 143.0 Woolridge, D. 2 19 152 2 150 7.9 1 70 75.0 Brink, Alex 2 6 32 5 27 4.5 0 22 13.5 Asuega-Stark,Br 2 2 5 0 5 2.5 0 2 2.5 Collins, Jed 2 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.5 Swogger, Josh 1 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Bumpus, Michael 2 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.5 Team 2 6 0 15 -15 -2.5 0 0 -7.5 Total.......... 2 78 483 30 453 5.8 3 80 226.5 Opponents...... 2 76 278 67 211 2.8 3 21 105.5 PASSING G Effic PA PC PI Pct Yds TD LG Avg/G Brink, Alex 2 161.71 52 32 2 61.5 432 6 72 216.0 Swogger, Josh 1 160.44 9 4 0 44.4 85 1 44 85.0 Total.......... 2 161.52 61 36 2 59.0 517 7 72 258.5 Opponents...... 2 117.04 74 42 1 56.8 437 3 52 218.5 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Harrison,Jerome 2 286 29 0 0 0 315 157.5 Bumpus, Michael 2 -1 109 185 0 0 293 146.5 Hill, Jason 2 0 188 0 0 0 188 94.0 Bursey, Lorenzo 2 0 0 6 177 0 183 91.5 Woolridge, D. 2 150 0 0 0 0 150 75.0 Bienemann, Troy 2 0 90 0 0 0 90 45.0 Gibson, Brandon 2 0 44 0 0 0 44 22.0 Frampton, Eric 2 0 0 0 0 36 36 18.0 Brink, Alex 2 27 0 0 0 0 27 13.5 Harvey, Trandon 2 0 27 0 0 0 27 13.5 Jordan, Chris 2 0 17 0 0 0 17 8.5 Prator, Greg 2 0 13 0 0 0 13 6.5 Collins, Jed 2 1 0 0 12 0 13 6.5 Asuega-Stark,Br 2 5 0 0 0 0 5 2.5 Team 2 -15 0 0 0 0 -15 -7.5 Total.......... 2 453 517 191 189 36 1386 693.0 Opponents...... 2 211 437 6 192 7 853 426.5 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Brink, Alex 2 58 27 432 459 229.5 Harrison,Jerome 2 42 286 0 286 143.0 Woolridge, D. 2 19 150 0 150 75.0 Swogger, Josh 1 10 0 85 85 85.0 Asuega-Stark,Br 2 2 5 0 5 2.5 Collins, Jed 2 1 1 0 1 0.5 Bumpus, Michael 2 1 -1 0 -1 -0.5 Team 2 6 -15 0 -15 -7.5 Total.......... 2 139 453 517 970 485.0 Opponents...... 2 150 211 437 648 324.0 |-------------- PATs --------------| SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Hill, Jason 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Langley, Loren 0 3-3 9-9 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Bumpus, Michael 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Harrison,Jerome 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Woolridge, D. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Bienemann, Troy 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Frampton, Eric 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Gibson, Brandon 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Siderius,Graham 0 0-0 3-3 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 3 Total.......... 12 3-3 12-12 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 93 Opponents...... 6 2-2 5-6 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 47

2005 WASHINGTON STATE COUGAR FOOTBALL FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Langley, Loren 3-3 100.0 1-1 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 28 0 FG SEQUENCE WSU OPP Idaho (26) (24),(24) @ Nevada (18),(28) - Grambling/Seattle @ Oregon State Stanford UCLA @ California @ USC Arizona State Oregon @ Washington Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. PUNTING No. Yds Avg Lg TB FC I20 Bk Basler, Kyle 8 320 40.0 47 1 0 3 1 Team 1 44 44.0 44 0 0 0 0 Total.......... 9 364 40.4 47 1 0 3 1 Opponents...... 19 772 40.6 51 1 3 4 0 |--------------Tackles--------------| |-Sacks-| |-----Pass Def-----| |---Fumbles---| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo AT TT TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 51 Derting, Will 2 12 4 16 0.5-1 . . 1 . . . . . 42 Davis, Scott 2 6 4 10 1.5-2 . . . . . . . . 49 Dildine, Steve 2 5 4 9 1.0-2 . . . 1 . . . . 13 Braidwood, Adam 2 7 2 9 3.5-7 2.5-6 . 1 5 . 2 . . 37 Frampton, Eric 2 6 3 9 2.0-5 . 1-36 2 1 . . . . 94 Bruce, Mkristo 2 6 2 8 2.5-13 2.0-12 . . . . . . . 21 Teems, Alex 2 5 3 8 0.5-0 . . . . . . . . 30 Patterson, D. 2 6 1 7 1.0-10 1.0-10 . . . . 1 . . 4 Dada, Omowale 2 7 . 7 . . . . . . . . . 92 Ahmu, A'i 2 2 3 5 0.5-3 0.5-3 . . . . . . . 25 Turner, Don 2 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . . 3D Williams,Courtn 2 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . . 22 Willis, Michael 2 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . . 52 Trent, Greg 2 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . . 24 Bass, Christian 2 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . . 38 Evans, Cory 2 1 3 4 . . . . . . . . . 43 Hall, Brian 2 3 . 3 1.0-1 . . . . . . . . 40 Johnson, Aaron 2 1 2 3 . . . 2 . . . . . 79 Olson, Bryan 2 3 . 3 2.0-4 1.0-3 . . . . . . . 58 Mullennix,Matt 2 2 1 3 1.0-1 1.0-1 . . . . . . . 27 Langley, Loren 2 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 77 Eichelberger, M 2 2 . 2 1.0-2 1.0-2 . . . . . . . 50 Stripling,Jason 2 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 32 Bell, Ian 2 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 41 Collins, Jed 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 3 Bursey, Lorenzo 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 48 Woodard, Ben 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 15 Ward, Benny 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 17 Rogers, Gary 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 82 West, Adam 2 1 . 1 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 56 Baltzer, Chris 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 96 Graise, Mike 2 1 . 1 1.0-3 . . . . . . . . 86 Gibson, Brandon 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 29 Asuega-Stark,Br 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . Total.......... 2 102 42 144 19-54 9-37 1-36 6 7 1-0 3 . . Opponents...... 2 - - - - 2-8 2-7 9 2 2-9 3 1 .