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FOUR-TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS • 28-TIME CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS • THIRD MOST WINS IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL HISTORY

THE OPENING KICKOFF The University of Texas returns home to Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium to close out the regular season on Friday afternoon. Kickoff against the Horned Frogs is set for 2:30 p.m. Both UT and TCU enter the game a win away from bowl eligibility. Texas is 5-6 on the season and 3-5 in the Big 12 Conference. The Longhorns are coming off a 24-21 loss in overtime on the road to Kansas. TCU enters at 5-5 overall and 3-4 in the Big 12 Conference. The Horned Frogs lost 31-6 against Oklahoma State on Saturday.

NATIONAL GAME COVERAGE • TELEVISION: The game can be seen on Fox Sports 1. Tim Brando will call the play-by-play action and Spencer Tillman will be the color analyst. Bruce Feldman will report from the field.• TELEVISION: Longhorn Network coverage will begin two hours prior to kickoff on Saturday afternoon for Texas GameDay. Following the game, LHN will have coverage with Texas GameDay Final.• RADIO: The Longhorn IMG Radio Network will broadcast Friday’s game across the network. Craig Way will call the action with Roger Wallace joining him in the booth. Longhorn legend Quan Cosby will report from the sidelines. The Longhorns’ broadcast can also be heard nationally on Sirius/XM channel 83 and online channel 83.• NATIONAL RADIO: Sports USA will call Friday’s game. Wayne Randazzo (PxP) and Charles Arbuckle (color) will call the action.• SPANISH RADIO: The Longhorn IMG Radio Network offers Cadena Deportiva, a Spanish language radio broadcast of Texas Football games. Join Dr. Rubén Pizarro-Silva and Jesus Mendoza for the call on 97.1 FM in Austin.

THE ALL-TIME SERIES • Friday’s game will be the 87th matchup all-time between Texas and Texas Christian.• The Longhorns are 62-23-1 all-time against the Horned Frogs. In Austin, Texas is 32-13-1 against TCU.• TCU has won two straight in the series, but Texas has won 16 of the last 20.

AT THE GAME... • Friday’s game will serve as Senior Day. The following seniors will be recognized pregame: TE Caleb Bluiett, DT Paul Boyette Jr., TE Matt Center, LB Tim Cole, DE Bryce Cottrell, K Trent Domingue, CB Sheroid Evans, DE David Gonzalez, QB Jimmy Greenwood, S Dylan Haines, QB Trey Holtz, DB Connor Huffman, OL Frank Lopez, DT Alex Mercado, DT Patrick Ojeaga, OL Kent Perkins, WR Ryan Roberts, K Matthew Sims, QB Tyrone Swoopes, WR Ty Templin, LB Johnny Tseng, S Kevin Vaccaro, TE Quincy Vasser, QB Logan Vinklarek and WR Jacorey Warrick. • During the game, there will be a BEVO 100 Anniversary celebration.• Both the Longhorn Band and TCU’s band will perform at halftime.

DARRELL K ROYAL - TEXAS MEMORIAL STADIUMCAPACITY: 100,119

TCU TEXASHORNED FROGS LONGHORNS

FRIDAY

NOVEMBER

25KICKOFF

AUSTIN, TX

2:30

Record ________________5-5 (3-4)Ranking (AP/Coaches) ______ NR/NRHead Coach _________ Gary PattersonCareer Record ________148-52 (16th)Record at TCU _____________ sameLocation __________Fort Worth, TexasFounded ________________ 1873Enrollment ______________ 10,323Colors ____________ Purple & White

Record ________________5-6 (3-5)Ranking (AP/Coaches) ______ NR/NRHead Coach _________ Charlie StrongCareer Record _________ 53-36 (7th)Record at Texas ________ 16-20 (3rd)Location ____________ Austin, TexasFounded ________________ 1883Enrollment ______________ 51,334Colors ________ Burnt Orange & White

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TEXAS LONGHORNS 2016 GAME NOTES

GAME 12 • TCU • NOV. 25, 2016PAGE 2

vs #20/22 OklahOma (Oct. 8)Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas)Notes: UT forced a season-high four turnovers and scored 27 points in the second half

vs IOwa state (Oct. 15)Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas)Notes: Texas held Iowa State to 98 rushing yards and registered a season-high eight sacks

at kansas state (Oct. 22)Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium (Manhattan, Kan.)Notes: Longhorns defense forced three K-State turnovers in the second half

vs #8/6 BaylOr (Oct. 29)Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas)Notes: Placekicker Trent Domingue made a game-winning field goal with 46 seconds left

at texas tech (Nov. 5)Jones AT&T Stadium (Lubbock, Texas)Notes: Behind 658 total yards, Texas claims their first road victory of the season

vs #11/10 west vIrgInIa (Nov. 12)Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas)Notes: Texas held a fifth straight opponent under their season scoring average in the loss

at kansas (Nov. 19)Memorial Stadium (Lawrence, Kan.)Notes: UT saw its 13-game winning streak over the Jayhawks snapped in OT

vs tcU (Nov. 25 • 2:30 pm CT • FS1)Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas)Notes: Texas owns a 62-23-1 record and won 24 straight from 1968-91

vs #10/9 nOtre Dame (Sept. 4) Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas)Notes: UT beats No. 10 Notre Dame in front of record-breaking sellout crowd at DKR

vs UteP (Sept. 10)Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas)Notes: Texas improves to 2-0 for first time since 2012 with win over UTEP

at calIfOrnIa (Sept. 17)California Memorial Stadium (Berkeley, Calif.)Notes: Texas had a season-high 90 plays for 568 total yards in the loss

at OklahOma state (Oct. 1)Boone Pickens Stadium (Stillwater, Okla.)Notes: The Longhorns registered 568 yards for the second straight game

awayhOme neUtral

21 • MondayNo Practice

9:50 a.m.>>Strong on Big 12 Teleconference

11:00 a.m. >>Strong Press Conference

(Centennial Room)11:30 a.m.>>

Player Media Availabillity (Centennial Room)

22 • TuesdayClosed Practice

After practice>>Sterlin Gilbert Availability

(Moncrief)Select Players not at Monday

availability

23 • WednesdayClosed Practice

No Media Availability

24 • ThursdayWALKTHROUGH

No Media Availability

25 • FridayGAME DAY

vs. TCU2:30 pm

Postgame>>Media Availability w/ Charlie

Strong, Sterlin Gilbert and select players

26 • saTurday 27 • sunday

Texas Game Week schedule

INSIDE THE SERIESvs. TCU

Texas renews its series with old Southwest Conference rival Texas Christian on Friday afternoon.

The matchup will serve as the 87th all-time meeting between the Longhorns and Horned Frogs. Texas holds a 62-23-1 advantage, including a 32-13-1 edge in Austin.

All-Time SerieS: Texas Leads 62-23-1AT TexAS: Texas Leads 32-13-1AT TCU: Texas Leads 28-10NeUTrAl SiTe: Texas Leads 2-0

lAST 20 meeTiNgSSeason Location Result1981 Home W, 31-151982 Away W, 38-211983 Home W, 20-141984 Away W, 44-231985 Home W, 20-01986 Away W, 45-161987 Home W, 24-211988 Away W, 30-211989 Home W, 31-171990 Away W, 38-101991 Home W, 32-01992 Away L, 14-231993 Home W, 24-31994 Away W, 34-181995 Home W, 27-192007 Home W, 34-132012 Home L, 13-202013 Away W, 30-72014 Home L, 10-482015 Away L, 7-50

2016 recOrD/resUltsoverall: 5-6hoMe: 4-1aWay: 1-4neuTral: 0-1

Big 12: 3-5Big 12 hoMe: 2-1Big 12 aWay: 1-3Big 12 neuTral: 0-1

W, 50-47F/2OT

W, 41-7

L, 43-50

L, 31-49

L, 40-45

W, 27-6

L, 21-24

W, 35-34

W, 45-37

L, 20-24

L, 21-24F/2OT



A TEXAS WIN WOULD ... • Give the Longhorns a record of 6-6 to close out the regular season• Make UT bowl eligible for the 54th time in school history• Mark Texas’ 892nd win in program history• Improve UT’s all-time record to 63-23-1 against TCU including a record of 33-13-1 at home

HEAD COACH CHARLIE STRONG • Charlie Strong is in his third season as the head coach at Texas, compiling a record of 16-20 since coming to the 40 Acres.• He is in his seventh season overall as a head coach, with a career mark of 53-36. He spent the four years prior to Texas at Louisville.• This season, 21 players have made their first career start under Strong, while six true freshmen have started a game. The 21 players to make their first career start is tied for ninth-most in the country, while the six true freshmen to start is tied for the second-most nationally.

DEFENSE UNDER CHARLIE STRONG • Since Charlie Strong took over defensive play-calling duties, Texas has turned up the defensive pressure.• Texas had held five straight opponents under their season scoring average, before Kansas benefitted from 10 points off turnovers to score 21 in regulation.• After allowing 477.2 yards per game and 6.38 yards per play in the first five games, the defense has vastly improved in the last six games allowing 417.7 yards per game and 4.96 yards per play.• The Longhorns’ defense has forced 14 turnovers the last six games and has registered 23 sacks and 51 tackles for loss.• Texas held Kansas to just 14 offensive points on Saturday in regulation, including holding the Jayhawks to just 112 rushing yards and 332 total yards, 25 below their season average. UT held KU to just 4.1 yards per play, almost a full yard below their season average.• Against No. 11/10 West Virginia, the Longhorns held the Mountaineers to 383 total yards, 127 yards below their season average.• The week before that, UT’s defense held Texas Tech to just 482 yards on 100 plays (4.82 ypp). It was 118 yards and 2.05 yards per play below their season average.

DEFENSE UNDER CHARLIE STRONGOPPONENT ________ PTS ___ AVG SACKS TFL TOOklahoma __________45 ____ 39.2 ____ 1 ____ 3 ____4Iowa State __________ 6 ____ 26.7 ____ 8 ____ 14 ___1Kansas State _________24 ____ 31.3 ____ 2 ____ 6 ____3Baylor _____________34 ____ 43.7 ____ 6 ____ 11 ___2Texas Tech __________37 ____ 47.4 ____ 3 ____ 5 ____2West Virginia ________24 ____ 33.2 ____ 2 ____ 9 ____4Kansas ____________24 ____ 20.0 ____ 2 ____ 6 ____2TOTAL ___________ 27.7 ___ 34.5 ____24 ____ 54 __ 18

LONGHORNS’ HONOR ROLL

PAUL BOYETTE JR. • DT • SR.• Senior Bowl preseason watch list

SHANE BUECHELE • QB • FR.• Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Sept. 6)• Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Sept. 12)• Manning Award watch list • Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Oct. 31)

DAVANTE DAVIS • CB • SO.• Preseason All-Big 12

MICHAEL DICKSON • P • SO.• Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week (Nov. 7)• Ray Guy Award finalist

DEVIN DUVERNAY • WR • FR.• Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Oct. 17)

D’ONTA FOREMAN • RB • JR.• Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award watch list• Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 31)• Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award POTW (Nov. 1)• Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week (Nov. 7)• Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award POTW (Nov. 8)• Doak Walker Award semifinalist• Walter Camp Player of the Year semifinalist• Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award semifinalist

DYLAN HAINES • S • SR.• Lott IMPACT Trophy preseason watch list• Senior Bowl preseason watch list• Burlsworth Trophy nominee

MALIK JEFFERSON • LB • SO.• Preseason All-America Sporting News (1st) and Sports Illustrated (2nd)• Preseason Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year• Preseason All-Big 12• Bednarik Award preseason watch list• Nagurski Trophy preseason watch list• Walter Camp Award preseason watch list• Butkus Award semifinalist

CHRIS NELSON • DT • SO.• Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Week 1)

KENT PERKINS • OL • SR.• Senior Bowl preseason watch list

TYRONE SWOOPES • QB • SR.• Big 12 Co-Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 6)

PATRICK VAHE • OL • SO.• Preseason All-Big 12

CHRIS WARREN III • RB • SO.• Doak Walker Award preseason watch list

CONNOR WILLIAMS • OL • SO.• Preseason All-Big 12• Outland Trophy semifinalist

A YOUNG NUCLEUS • After playing 17 true freshmen while starting a school-record 10 a season ago, Texas has played 15 with six making a start this season.• Last season, the 10 true freshmen who started a game combined to make 66 starts. This season, the six true freshmen to start a game have combined to make 28 starts. Over the last two seasons, Texas’ 16 true freshmen to start a game are the most nationally.• Players currently in UT’s freshman and sophomore classes have combined to make 204 career starts (100 on offense; 104 on defense).• This season, Texas’ freshman and sophomore classes have combined for 131 starts, the most nationally.• The Longhorns list 40 underclassmen on their weekly depth chart, including 30 players who are either freshmen or sophomores.• Offensively, UT has 13 players on their two-deep who are either freshmen or sophomores, including four who made starts at Kansas. Texas has started a true freshman QB all 11 games this season and has started three sophomores-or-younger on the offensive line in all 11 games as well.• Defensively, Texas lists 17 players on the depth chart who are either freshmen or sophomores, including seven who made the start at Kansas on Saturday.

THE FRESHMAN DIFFERENCE • A total of 15 true freshmen have made their debuts in the burnt orange and white so far this season. • Ten true freshmen debuted in the season opener against Notre Dame, four saw action for the first time against UTEP and one more against Oklahoma State.• So far, QB Shane Buechele has started all 11 games, C Zach Shackelford has started nine, FOX Malcolm Roach has started four, WR Devin Duvernay has started two, S Brandon Jones has made one start and WR Collin Johnson started his first career game Saturday against WVU. • Other Longhorn freshmen to debut thus far are: DL D’Andre Christmas, OL Jean Delance, DL Jordan Elliott, LB Erick Fowler, WR Lil’Jordan Humphrey, LB Jeffrey McCulloch, OL Denzel Okafor, RB Kyle Porter and DT Gerald Wilbon.

TRUE FRESHMEN TO PLAY SINCE 2010

AT TEXAS UNDER STRONGYear ______________ Play ___Start Play ___ Start2016 ______________ 15 ____ 6 15 ____ 62015 ______________ 17 ____ 10 17 ____ 102014 ______________ 8 _____ 2 8 ____ 22013 ______________ 3 _____ 1 8 ____ 02012 ______________ 16 _____ 3 8 ____ 32011 ______________ 18 _____ 5 13 ____ 102010 ______________ 12 _____ 3 9 ____ 4

DID YOU KNOW • In a league where six offenses rank in the FBS top 17, Texas has held consecutive opponents under 400 yards.



STATISTICAL COMPARISON

TCU __________ CATEGORY _______ TEXAS343 ___________ Points Scored __________ 37434.3 __________ Scoring Offense _________ 34.0294 ___________Points Allowed _________ 34729.4 __________ Scoring Defense _________ 31.5239 ____________ First Downs __________ 282217 _________ First Downs Allowed _______ 251190.9 __________Rushing/Game ________ 243.8166.8 _______ Rushing Defense/Game _____ 178.9302.4 __________ Passing/Game ________ 255.1256.5 _______ Passing Defense/Game _____ 265.8493.3 ________ Total Offense/Game ______ 498.977.5 ____________ Plays/Game __________ 83.1423.3 ________ Total Defense/Game ______ 444.722.6 __________ Kick Return Avg. _________ 18.411.6 __________ Punt Return Avg. _________ 7.175-674 ________ Penalties-Yards _______ 79-72714-19 ________Field Goals-Attempts ______ 14-2028:21 _______ Avg. Time of Possession _____ 28:0566/152 (43%) ____3rd Down Offense __ 66 -175 (38%)77-175 (44%) ____3rd Down Defense __ 71-178 (42%)8-14 (57%)______4th Down Offense ___ 11-19 (58%)9-14 (64%)_____ 4th Down Defense ____ 8-17 (47%)40-49 (82%) _____ Red Zone Offense ___ 41-50 (82%)39-42 (93%) _____Red Zone Defense ___ 37-44 (84%)-3 ___________ Turnover Margin ___________-3

STATISTICAL LEADERS

TCU TEXAS Passing Yards Kenny Hill (2,860) Shane Buechele (2,740) Passing Touchdowns Kenny Hill (15) Shane Buechele (21) Rushing Yards Kyle Hicks (836) D’Onta Foreman (1,863) Rushing Touchdowns Kyle Hicks (12) D’Onta Foreman (15) Receiving Yards Taj Williams (679) Armanti Foreman (420) Receiving Touchdowns Taj Williams (5) Six Tied (3) Tackles Travin Howard (108) Anthony Wheeler (64) Tackles for Loss Denzel Johnson (11.0) Breckyn Hager (11.5) Sacks Josh Carraway (7.0) Breckyn Hager (6.0) Interceptions Nick Orr (4) Dylan Haines (4) Fumble Recoveries Travin Howard (2) Two Tied (2) Forced Fumbles Mat Boeson (2) Three Tied (2)

THE OFFENSIVE TURNAROUND • First-year offensive coordinator Sterlin Gilbert was brought to Texas to reinvigorate the Longhorns offense and install his up-tempo system on the 40 Acres. • Through 11 games, Texas’ offensive numbers are up across the board. In most categories, the Longhorns have improved by a significant margin over each of the last two seasons. • After finishing last season 92nd in total offense, Texas ranks 17th this season averaging 498.9 yards per game.• The Longhorns ranks 41st in scoring offense at 34.0 points per game after finishing last season ranked 83rd.• Texas features one of the nation’s most balanced offenses at 255.1 passing ypg and 243.8 rushing ypg.

STERLIN GILBERT DIFFERENCE AT TEXASSTAT (AVG) ____ 2016 ___________ 2015 __________ 2014Points (AVG) ____ 374 (34.0) _______ 294 (26.7) ______ 281 (23.7)Passing Yards ___ 2,806 (255.1) ____ 1,600 (145.5) ___ 2,342 (212.9)Rushing Yards ___ 2,682 (243.8) ____ 2,542 (231.1) ___ 1,694 (154.0)Total Yards _____ 5,488 (498.9) ____ 4,142 (376.5) ___ 4,036 (366.9)First Downs _____ 282 (25.6) _______ 187 (17.0) ______ 213 (19.4)Plays ________ 914 (83.1) _______ 718 (65.3) ______ 779 (70.8)*Through 11 games

500 YARDS OF TOTAL OFFENSE • Texas has set a school record in 2016 with seven games of more than 500 yards of total offense.• UT totaled a season-best 658 yards of total offense at Texas Tech. It was the sixth-most in a game in school history.• In the two seasons prior, Texas had 500 yards of total offense just three times.

MOST 500 YARD GAMES IN A SEASONYEAR _ TOTAL ___ 500 YARD GAMES2016 ___7 _____ 658, 568, 568, 548, 536, 517, 5052009 ___ 6 _____ 639, 597, 562, 544, 537, 5322005 ___ 6 _____ 645, 617, 606, 591, 585, 5562008 ___ 5 _____ 600, 591, 536, 504, 5032007 ___ 5 _____ 589, 560, 551, 545, 5142004 ___ 5 _____ 673, 600, 581, 525, 5071996 ___ 5 _____ 624, 594, 575, 510, 503

PROLIFIC RUSHING ATTACK • Texas totaled 414 yards rushing at Texas Tech behind D’Onta Foreman’s 341-yard effort. It was the first 400-yard game since Texas Tech last season.• Prior to last season’s game against Texas Tech, UT had not registered 400 yards of rushing since totaling 439 on Nov. 5, 2011, also against Texas Tech.• The game prior in 2011, UT rushed for 441 yards against Kansas. Before that, it had been since 2005 against Louisiana-Lafayette that they had reached the 400-yard mark.• This year’s game was just the eighth 400-yard performance since 1980.

400-YARD RUSHING GAMES SINCE 1980YARDS __ OPPONENT _____________________ YEAR513 _____ North Texas __________________________ 2004441 _____ Kansas _____________________________ 2011439 _____ Texas Tech___________________________ 2011434 _____ Rice _______________________________ 1998424 _____ Baylor _____________________________ 1981418 _____ UL-Lafayette _________________________ 2005414 _____ TEXAS TECH _________________________2016403 _____ Texas Tech___________________________ 2015

300 YARDS RUSHING • Texas has totaled three games this season of more than 300 yards rushing. They have not had at least three since 2007 and haven’t had more than three since totaling six in 2005.• Besides UT’s 414 yards on the ground at Texas Tech (Nov. 5), the Longhorns offense also racked up 329 at Oklahoma State (Oct.1) and 307 at California (Sept. 17).• The back-to-back 300-yard performances marked the first time since the 2011 season that a Texas team had rushed for at least 300 yards in consecutive games.

MOST 300 YARD RUSHING GAMES SINCE 1980YEAR _ TOTAL ___ 300 YARD GAMES2005 ___ 6 _____ 418, 367, 361, 349, 347, 3362004 ___ 6 _____ 513, 351, 339, 326, 322, 3032003 ___ 4 _____ 393, 353, 322, 3022016 ___3 _____ 414, 329,3072007 ___ 3 _____ 364, 307, 3001985 ___ 3 _____ 380, 365, 343

#HEISforeMAN • Junior running back D’Onta Foreman has put himself on the map for the Doak Walker Award, Heisman Trophy and Walter Camp Award over the last several weeks.• Despite playing in just 10 games, Foreman leads the country with 1,863 rushing yards. He also leads the nation averaging 186.3 rushing yards per game.• Through 10 games, Foreman ranks third in school history for rushing yards in a single season. Only Ricky Williams has rushed for more yards in a season than Foreman has in 2016.• His 1,863 rushing yards are the second-most in school history through a player’s first 10 games. Only Ricky Williams, during his 1998 Heisman Trophy-winning campaign, rushed for more yards in his first 10 games.

FOREMAN ON UT’S SINGLE SEASON RUSHING LIST 1. 2,124 ____ Ricky Williams (on 361 attempts) _________ 1998 2. 1,893 ____ Ricky Williams (on 279 attempts) _________ 1997 3. 1,863 ___ D’Onta Foreman (on 292 attempts) _____ 2016 4. 1,834 ____ Cedric Benson (on 326 attempts) __________ 2004 5. 1,744 ____ Earl Campbell (on 267 attempts) __________ 1977

UT RUSHING YARDS THROUGH TEN GAMESMOST RUSHING YARDS THROUGH TEN GAMES1998 _______ Ricky Williams ___________________ 1,8652016 ______ D’Onta Foreman _________________ 1,8631997 _______ Ricky Williams ___________________ 1,7102004 _______ Cedric Benson ___________________ 1,5991977 _______ Earl Campbell ___________________ 1,5221973 _______ Roosevelt Leaks __________________ 1,415



NCAA/BIG 12 RANKINGS

TeamCategory ________ NCAA ___ Big 12 ___ ValueBlocked Kicks ________ 5 ______ 2 _________5Blocked Punts ________ 7 ______ 1 _________2First Downs Offense ____10 ______ 2 _______ 282Fumbles Recovered _____24 ______ 2 ________ 10Net Punting _________ 7 ______ 1 ______ 42.02Rushing Offense _______16 ______ 2 ______ 243.8Scoring Offense _______41 ______ 6 _______34.0Team Sacks __________ 6 ______ 2 _______3.45Team TFL ___________17 ______ 2 _______ 7.6Total Offense _________17 ______ 6 ______ 498.9Turnovers Gained ______39 ______ 3 ________ 19

*Team must rank in top 50 (NCAA) or top 5 (Big 12)

IndividualName ____ Category _____ NCAA _Big 12 __ ValueD. Foreman __ All Purpose ______ 3 ____ 2 _____ 193.8S. Buechele _ Passing TD ______ 33 ____ 4 _______21M. Dickson __ Punting ________ 4 ____ 1 ______47.3D. Foreman __ Rushing TD ______ 7 ____ 1 _______15D. Foreman __ Rushing Yards ____ 1 ____ 1 _____ 1,863D. Foreman __ Rushing YPG _____ 1 ____ 1 _____ 186.3D. Haines ___ Total INT _______ 18 ____ 3 _______ 4

*Individual must rank in top 50 (NCAA) or top 5 (Big 12)

LONGHORN CAPTAINS

NOTRE DAMECaleb Bluiett, Tim Cole, Kent Perkins

UTEPTim Cole, Paul Boyette, Jacorey Warrick, Tyrone Swoopes

CALIFORNIADylan Haines, Trey Holtz, Kevin Vaccaro

OKLAHOMA STATEBryce Cottrell, Trent Domingue, Quincy Vasser

OKLAHOMATyrone Swoopes, Caleb Bluiett, Tim Cole

IOWA STATEPaul Boyette, Jr., Sheroid Evans, Jacorey Warrick

KANSAS STATEBryce Cottrell, Dylan Haines, Kent Perkins

BAYLORTrent Domingue, Trey Holtz, Tyrone Swoopes

TEXAS TECHPaul Boyette Jr., Dylan Haines, Jacorey Warrick

WEST VIRGINIASheroid Evans, Kevin Vaccaro, Quincy Vasser

KANSASCaleb Bluiett, Bryce Cottrell, Kent Perkins

HE IS THE 100-YARD MAN • Foreman has rushed for 100 yards or more in 12 straight games, breaking Earl Campbell’s previous school record of 11 set in 1977. His 12 straight 100-yard games leads the nation.• Foreman has surpassed 100 yards in all 10 games this season, most in the nation and tied for the second-most in school history. Campbell holds that record with 11 in the 1977 season, while both Ricky Williams (1998) and Cedric Benson (2004) had 10. • During his 12-game streak, Foreman has rushed for 2,167 yards on 322 attempts (6.73 ypc). He has scored 18 touchdowns, including seven games with at least two.

FBS LONGEST ACTIVE 100-YARD STREAKPLAYER __________________________________ GAMESD’Onta Foreman, Texas ___________________________ 12

MOST 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES 2016PLAYER __________________________________ GAMESD’Onta Foreman, Texas ___________________________ 10Donnel Pumphrey, San Diego State ______________________ 9Jeremy McNichols, Boise State _________________________ 9Brian Hill, Wyoming _______________________________ 8

D’ONTA FOREMAN’S 2015-16 100-YARD STREAKOPPONENT _______________ ATT-YDS-TD __________ YPC‘15 KANSAS ________________ 12-157-2 ___________13.1‘15 at West Virginia ___________ 18-147-1 ___________8.17NOTRE DAME _______________ 24-131-1 ___________5.46at California ________________ 21-157-2 ___________7.48at Oklahoma State ____________ 17-148-2 ___________8.71vs. Oklahoma _______________ 25-159-2 ___________6.36IOWA STATE ________________ 30-136-1 ___________4.53at Kansas State ______________ 24-124-0 ___________5.17BAYLOR ___________________ 32-250-2 ___________7.81at Texas Tech _______________ 33-341-3 ___________10.3WEST VIRGINIA ______________ 35-167-0 ___________4.77at Kansas __________________ 51-250-2 ___________4.90Total ___________________ 322-2,167-18 ________ 6.73

EARL CAMPBELL’S 1977 100-YARD STREAKOPPONENT _______________ ATT-YDS-TD __________ YPCVIRGINIA __________________ 19-156-2 ___________ 8.2RICE _____________________ 13-131-4 ___________10.1vs. Oklahoma _______________ 23-124-1 ___________ 5.4at Arkansas ________________ 34-188-0 ___________ 5.5at SMU ___________________ 32-213-1 ___________ 6.7TEXAS TECH ________________ 27-116-0 ___________ 4.3at Houston _________________ 24-173-3 ___________ 7.2TCU _____________________ 21-153-2 ___________ 7.3BAYLOR ___________________ 30-181-1 ___________ 6.0at Texas A&M _______________ 27-222-3 ___________ 8.2vs. Notre Dame ______________ 29-116-0 ___________ 4.0Total ___________________ 279-1,773-17 ________ 6.35

DOAK WALKER AWARD SEMIFINALISTS RK. PLAYER ___________ GP _ ATT _ YARDS AVG. _ TDs 1. _ D’Onta Foreman _____ 10 _ 292 __ 1,863 _ 186.3 __ 15 2. _ Donnel Pumphrey (SDSU) _ 11 _ 287 __ 1,855 __ 168.6 __ 14 3. _ Jeremy McNichols (Boise St.) 11 _ 273 __ 1,575 __ 143.2 __ 22 4. _ Brian Hill (Wyoming) ___ 11 _ 281 __ 1,548 __ 140.7 __ 18 5. _ Aaron Jones (UTEP) ____ 11 _ 205 __ 1,472 __ 133.8 __ 13 6. _ Dalvin Cook (Florida St.) __ 11 _ 242 __ 1,467 __ 133.4 __ 17 7. _ Christian McCaffrey (Stan) 10 _ 223 __ 1,399 __ 139.9 __ 12 17. _ Saquon Barkley (Penn St.) 11 _ 216 __ 1,205 __ 109.5 __ 14 23. _ Kamryn Pettway (Auburn) _8 __ 173 __ 1,106 __ 138.3 ___ 7 66. _ Leonard Fournette (LSU) __7 __ 129 ___843 __ 120.4 ___ 8

HISTORIC FOUR-GAME STRETCH • During his last four games, Foreman has rushed for 1,008 yards - second-most in school history during a four-game stretch. Only Ricky Williams (1,066) rushed for more yards in a four-game stretch during his 1998 Heisman Trophy-winning campaign.• Foreman has three games of at least 250 yards during his last four. His three 250-yard games are second-most in a single season and tied for third-most in a career at UT.

BEST FOUR-GAME STRETCH UT HISTORY1998 _______ Ricky Williams ___________________ 1,0662016 ______ D’Onta Foreman _________________ 1,0081997 _______ Ricky Williams ____________________ 900

FOREMAN CAREER NOTABLES • Foreman enters Friday’s game against TCU with 2,617 career rushing yards, good for 12th-most in school history. Earlier this season, he became the 50th player to surpass 1,000 career yards and just the 19th player to eclipse the 2,000-yard mark.• He has done his damage on just 399 career carries, good for an average of 6.6 yards per carry. • Of players ranked inside UT’s top-20 for all-time rushing yards, nobody has fewer carries than Foreman’s 399.

FOREMAN ON UT’S CAREER RUSHING LIST RK. PLAYER _________YEARS _ ATT _ YARDS AVG. _ TDs 8. A.J. “Jam” Jones, TB _ 1978-81 _ 645 __ 2,874 ___ 4.5 ___ 27 9. Malcolm Brown, TB _ 2011-14 _ 623 __ 2,678 ___ 4.3 ___ 24 10. Hodges Mitchell, TB _ 1997-00 _ 517 __ 2,664 ___ 5.2 ___ 20 11. Eric Metcalf, TB ____ 1985-88 _ 586 __ 2,661 ___ 4.5 ___ 23 12. D’Onta Foreman, RB _ 2014- ___ 399 __ 2,617 ___ 6.6 ____ 20

FOREMAN SEASON NOTABLE GAMES • Foreman has rushed for more than 150 yards in six games this season and has gone over 250 yards three times in the last four weeks. • Last week against Kansas, Foreman rushed 51 times for 250 yards. The 51 attempts were a new school record.• At Texas Tech, he rushed for 341 yards and three touchdowns, both career highs. His 341 yards were the third-most in school history and the most in the nation this season.• Against Baylor, Foreman rushed for 250 yards and two touchdowns. That was the second-most in school history against an AP ranked team.• He became the first player at Texas since Hodges Mitchell in 2000 with 200 yards rushing in back-to-back games.

FOREMAN AGAINST THE BIG 12 • In eight Big 12 Conference games, Foreman has rushed 247 times for 1,575 yards (6.4 ypc) and 12 touchdowns.• He has carried the ball at least 30 times in five games, setting a new career high each time with 30, 32, 33, 35 and 51 attempts against ISU, Baylor, TTU, WVU and Kansas respectively.• He is averaging 196.9 yards per game against Big 12 foes this season.



TEXAS AND THE POLLS

Associated Press Top 25(Nov. 20)

Rk Team (1st) Record Points1 Alabama (61) 11-0 15252 Ohio State 10-1 14553 Michigan 10-1 13704 Clemson 10-1 13475 Wisconsin 9-2 12556 Washington 10-1 12207 Oklahoma 9-2 11698 Penn State 9-2 10919 Colorado 9-2 99710 Oklahoma State 9-2 86811 Louisville 9-2 83012 USC 8-3 81113 Florida 8-2 70314 Western Michigan 11-0 70115 Florida State 8-3 66116 Auburn 8-3 61317 Nebraska 9-2 59318 Houston 9-2 59019 West Virginia 8-2 44820 Boise State 10-1 38921 Utah 8-3 28022 Texas A&M 8-3 25323 Washington State 8-3 18624 Tennessee 8-3 13325 LSU 6-4 84

Others Receiving Votes: Stanford 81, Virginia Tech 77, North Carolina 55, Pittsburgh 24, South Florida 24, Arkansas 10, Iowa 7, Troy 6, Minnesota 5, Temple 1, Wyoming 1

Coaches Poll Top 25(Nov. 20)

Rk Team (1st) Record Points1 Alabama (61) 11-0 15752 Ohio State 10-1 14823 Clemson 10-1 14204 Michigan 10-1 14045 Washington 10-1 12976 Wisconsin 9-2 12797 Oklahoma 9-2 12158 Penn State 9-2 10779 Colorado 9-2 105210 Oklahoma State 9-2 94711 Louisville 9-2 86412 USC 8-3 77413 Florida 8-2 74414 Florida State 8-3 73515 Nebraska 9-2 71916 Auburn 8-3 66317 West Virginia 8-2 48918 Western Michigan 11-0 44819 Boise State 10-1 41420 Utah 8-3 37421 Houston 9-2 34922 Texas A&M 8-3 31523 Washington State 8-3 13124 Tennessee 8-3 12925 North Carolina 8-3 118

Others Receiving Votes: Virginia Tech 101, Stanford 96, LSU 90, Navy 82, South Florida 46, Minnesota 11, Arkansas 10, Pittsburgh 8, San Diego State 7, Wyoming 6, Tulsa 1, Iowa 1, Miami 1

2016 Opponent in BOLD

WEEK AP COACHES CFP Preseason RV RV N/A Week 2 (Sept. 6) 11 20 N/A Week 3 (Sept. 11) 11 16 N/A Week 4 (Sept. 18) 21 24 N/A Week 5 (Sept. 25) 22 25 N/A Week 6 (Oct. 2) RV NR N/A Week 7 (Oct. 10) NR NR N/A Week 8 (Oct. 16) NR NR N/A Week 9 (Oct. 23) NR NR N/A Week 10 (Oct. 30) NR NR NR Week 11 (Nov. 6) NR NR NR Week 12 (Nov. 13) NR NR NR Week 13 Nov. 20) NR NR NR Week 14 (Nov. 27) NR NR NR Week 15

Texas Against Ranked Opponents

UT AGAINST TOP 25 _______________ 124-146-8 (.460) Home __________________________ 45-40-4 (.528) Away __________________________ 34-50-0 (.405) Neutral _________________________ 45-56-4 (.448)UT AGAINST TOP 10 _________________ 60-86-4 (.413)

In 2016 (2-1)#10/9 Notre Dame W, 50-47 (F/2OT)vs. #20/22 Oklahoma L, 40-45#8/6 Baylor W, 35-34#11/10 West Virginia L, 20-24

TEXAS IN THE RANKINGS

FOREMAN SNAPS 1,000 YARD DROUGHT • D’Onta Foreman became the first Texas Longhorn since Jamaal Charles in 2007 to rush for 1,000 yards in a season when he surpassed the mark against Baylor.• He is the 23rd player in school history to reach the milestone. • Foreman snaps a nine-year drought for Texas, the longest in school history since the program’s first 1,000-yard rusher in 1966.

RECENT 1,000 YARD RUSHERS AT TEXAS1,000 YARD SEASONS (23 TOTAL)2016 ______ D’Onta Foreman (on 292 attempts) ____ 1,8632007 _______ Jamaal Charles (on 258 attempts) _______ 1,6192005 _______ Vince Young (on 155 attempts) _________ 1,0502004 _______ Cedric Benson (on 326 attempts) ________ 1,8342004 _______ Vince Young (on 167 attempts) _________ 1,0792003 _______ Cedric Benson (on 258 attempts) ________ 1,3602002 _______ Cedric Benson (on 305 attempts) ________ 1,2932001 _______ Cedric Benson (on 223 attempts) ________ 1,053

FOREMAN’S SEVEN-GAME TD STREAK • Prior to playing at Kansas State, D’Onta Foreman had rushed for a touchdown in seven consecutive games.• During that seven-game span, he registered a career-high two touchdowns on the ground four different times. • Foreman is one of 10 players in school history with a rushing touchdown in at least seven consecutive games.• He has bounced back nicely, however, rushing for seven touchdowns over the past four games.

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH RUSHING TDPLAYER _______ YEARS ________ GAMES ______ TOTAL TDRicky Williams ____ 1997-98 _________ 11 _____________ 30Cedric Benson ____ 2003-04 _________ 11 _____________ 22Byron Townsend __ 1950-51 _________ 11 _____________ 15Vince Young _____ 2004-05 _________ 8 _____________ 15Cedric Benson ____ 2001-02 _________ 8 _____________ 12Cody Johnson ____ 2008 ___________ 8 _____________ 11D’Onta Foreman __ 2015-16 ________ 7 _____________ 11

SPREADING THE BALL AROUND • Through 11 games, UT has eight receivers with at least 17 receptions and six with more than 24.• The Longhorns have eight players with at least 200 yards receiving and seven with more than 260.• Eight Longhorns have found the end zone so far this season and six are tied for the team lead with three touchdown grabs.

TEXAS WIDE RECEIVERS WITH 17+ CATCHESPLAYER __________ NO. ______ YDS _____ AVG _____ TDArmanti Foreman ______34 ______ 420 ______ 12.4 ______ 3Jake Oliver __________31 ______ 329 ______ 10.6 ______ 0Jacorey Warrick _______27 ______ 334 ______ 12.4 ______ 3Dorian Leonard _______26 ______ 378 ______ 14.5 ______ 3Jerrod Heard _________24 ______ 266 ______ 11.1 ______ 3Collin Johnson ________24 ______ 264 ______ 11.0 ______ 3John Burt ___________18 ______ 201 ______ 11.2 ______ 1Devin Duvernay _______17 ______ 339 ______ 17.7 ______ 3

THE FRESHMAN CONNECTION • True freshman QB Shane Buechele has found a connection with two of his classmates this season in Devin Duvernay and Collin Johnson. • The duo has become one of the most productive freshman receiving duos in school history, totaling 41 catches for 603 yards and six touchdowns. • Duvernay’s three touchdowns have averaged 72.7 yards per catch, while he also leads the team averaging 17.7 yards per reception.• Duvernay’s streak of three consecutive games with a touchdown reception earlier this season was tied for the seventh-longest in school history.• Prior to Saturday against Kansas, Johnson had caught a TD pass in back-to-back games, totaling three scores in those two games.• Both Johnson and Duvernay are tied for second in school history for touchdown receptions in a season by a freshman.

TOP FRESHMAN WR DUOS AT TEXAS1. ___81 ____ B.J. Johnson (41-698-3) ______________ 2000 __________ Roy Wlliams (40-809-8) _________________2. __41 ____ Collin Johnson (24-264-3) __________ 2016 __________ Devin Duvernay (17-339-3) _____________3. ___39 ____ Kwame Cavil (23-316-1) ______________ 1997 __________ Jamel Thompson (16-288-1) ______________



CURRENT LONGHORNSNOTABLE PERFORMANCES

300 Yard Passing GamesTyrone Swoopes, Sr. (2)Yards Att-Comp _________ Game334 27-44 _ vs. Oklahoma (10/11/14)305 24-33 at Oklahoma St. (11/15/14)

Shane Buechele, Fr. (1)Yards Att-Comp _________ Game318 31-48 ____ vs. WVU (11/12/16)

Jerrod Heard, So. (1)Yards Att-Comp _________ Game364 20-31 ______ vs. Cal (9/19/15)

100 Yard Rushing GamesD’Onta Foreman, Jr. (14)Yards Rushes ___________ Game341 33 ____at Texas Tech (11/5/2016)250 51 _____ at Kansas (11/19/2016)250 32 _____vs. Baylor (10/29/2016)167 35 ______vs. WVU (11/12/2016)159 25 ___ vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016)157 21 _____ at California (9/17/16)157 12 _______vs. Kansas (11/7/15)148 17 __at Oklahoma State (10/1/16)147 18 _______ at WVU (11/14/15)136 30 ____vs. Iowa State (10/15/16)131 24 ____ vs. Notre Dame (9/4/16)124 24 ___ at Kansas State (10/22/16)117 9 ____ vs. Oklahoma (10/10/15)112 18 _________ at TCU (10/3/15)

Chris Warren III, So. (4)Yards Rushes ___________ Game276 25 ____ vs. Texas Tech (11/26/15)119 18 _____ at California (9/17/16)106 10 __at Oklahoma State (10/1/16)106 28 _______ at Baylor (12/5/15)

Jerrod Heard, So. (2)Yards Rushes ___________ Game163 24 _____ at California (9/19/15)115 21 ____ vs. Oklahoma (10/10/15)

100 Yard Receiving GamesJohn Burt, So. (2)Yards Receptions ________ Game113 4 _______vs. Kansas (11/7/15)111 6 ____ vs. Notre Dame (9/4/16)

Armanti Foreman, Jr. (1)Yards Receptions ________ Game142 4 _____vs. Baylor (10/29/2016)

Dorian Leonard, Jr. (1)Yards Receptions ________ Game125 7 _______ vs. WVU (11/12/15)

1 Texas running back D’Onta Foreman ranks first nationally in both rushing yards (1,863) and rushing yards per game (186.3). Foreman has rushed for at least 250 yards in three of his last four games.

12 Foreman broke Earl Campbell’s (1977) school record with his 12th consecutive 100-yard game on Saturday at Kansas. Foreman’s 12 straight 100-yard games are the nation’s longest active streak.

14 The Longhorns defense has forced 14 turnovers in their last six games, inclduing six in the last two weeks. Saturday at Kansas, Texas forced two turnovers and scored 14 points off those takeaways.

30 The Longhorns’ depth chart features 30 players who are either freshmen or sophomores this season.

47.3 Longhorns’ punter Michael Dickson ranks fourth nationally averaging 47.3 yards per punt. He has punted 57 times, booming 22 punts of more than 50 yards and downing 24 inside the 20.

206 Players in Texas’ freshman and sophomore classes have combined to make 206 career starts, including 131 this season, most in the nation.

TEXAS BY THE NUMBERS

BUECHELE MAKING HISTORY • True freshman quarterback Shane Buechele has made history early in his career at Texas. • He became the first true freshman QB in school history to start the first two games of his career and was just the second ever to start the season opener, joining Bobby Layne in 1944. • His 11 starts are the most ever by a true freshman QB and tied for second-most by a freshman in school history.• His five wins are tied with Bobby Layne (1944) for the most ever by a true freshman quarterback at Texas.• He has completed 220-of-352 (62.5 %) passes for 2,740 yards and 21 touchdowns.• His 2,740 yards are the most ever by a freshman in school history, while his 21 touchdown passes are the second-most (Colt McCoy, 29).• Buechele is the first Texas QB since McCoy in 2009 to pass for 2,500 yards and at least 20 TDs in a season.• Buechele reached the 1,000-yard mark in game five, the fastest freshman to ever reach the mark at UT. • He reached the 2,000-yard mark in eight games, tied for second-fastest in school history. • Against UTEP, Buechele passed for a true freshman-record four touchdowns. • Buechele’s 245 passing yards against Oklahoma were the third-most by a UT freshman in the game (293, Major Applewhite, 1998; 263, Shea Morenz, 1993) and most by a true freshman. • His three passing touchdowns against the Sooners are tied for the most ever by a Longhorn in the Red River Showdown. Vince Young (2005) was the last to do so.• Buechele has passed for at least 200 yards in nine games so far, including a career-high 318 yards against WVU.• He has a touchdown pass in all 11 games this season and has had multiple TD passes in seven.• His 2,740 passing yards and 21 touchdowns this season are second among all freshmen nationally.

BUECHELE IN THE UT RECORD BOOKSSTARTS BY A TRUE FRESHMAN QB1. ___11 ____ SHANE BUECHELE (5-6) ____________ 20162. ___8 _____ Bobby Layne (5-3) _________________ 1944

VICTORIES BY A TRUE FRESHMAN QB1. ___5 _____ SHANE BUECHELE (5-6) ____________ 2016 ____5 _____ Bobby Layne (5-3) _________________ 1944

PASSING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN QB1. __2,740 __ SHANE BUECHELE _______________ 20162. ___2,570 __ Colt McCoy (redshirt) ________________ 20063. ___2,453 __ Major Applewhite (redshirt) ____________ 19984. ___2,341 __ Shea Morenz (redshirt) _______________ 1993** __1,079 __ David Ash _______________________ 2011

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS BY A FRESHMAN QB1. ___29 ____ Colt McCoy (redshirt) ________________ 20062. __21 ____ SHANE BUECHELE _______________ 20163. ___18 ____ Major Applewhite (redshirt) ____________ 1998** __7 _____ Bobby Layne _____________________ 1944**Previous record by a true freshman

FASTEST TO 2,000 YARDS (SINGLE SEASON)1. ___7 _____ Major Applewhite __________________ 19992. ___8 _____ Shane Buechele _________________ 2016 ____8 _____ Colt McCoy (2008, 2007); Major Applewhite (2000)

SINGLE SEASON PASSING LEADERS 3. Major Applewhite ______________________ 3,357 (1997) 4. Colt McCoy __________________________ 3,303 (2007) 5. Chris Simms __________________________ 3,207 (2002) 6. Vince Young _________________________ 3,036 (2005) 7. Garrett Gilbert ________________________ 2,744 (2010) 8. Shane Buechele _____________________ 2,740 (2016)

WARRICK TAKES ONE TO THE HOUSE • Senior wide receiver Jacorey Warrick scored his third touchdown of the season on Saturday at Kansas, setting a new career-long with a 75-yard sprint to the end zone. • On UT’s first play from scrimmage, Warrick caught a pass, eluded a defender and outran the entire Kansas defense to the end zone. • Warrick caught three passes for a career-high 82 yards in Saturday’s game.• This season, Warrick has caught 27 passes (third-most on team) for 334 yards (fourth most) and three TDs (tied most). Prior to this season he had 16 career catches for 127 yards and no touchdowns.



TEXAS’ RECORD WHEN...

__________________ 2016 __ Strong EraOverall ______________ 5-6 _______ 16-20Big 12 _______________ 3-5 _______ 12-14Non-conference _________ 2-1 ________ 4-6Home _______________ 4-1 ________10-8Away _______________ 1-4 ________ 5-8Neutral ______________ 0-1 ________ 1-4Current streak __________ L2Current home streak ______ L1Current road streak _______ L1

Day game ____________ 2-5 ________7-11Night Game ___________ 3-1 ________ 9-9ABC ________________ 2-2 ________ 3-5NBC ________________ 0-0 ________ 0-1ESPN _______________ 0-1 ________ 1-4ESPN2 _______________ 0-1 ________ 0-1ESPNU ______________ 0-0 ________ 0-1FOX ________________ 0-0 ________ 1-2FOX Sports 1 ___________ 1-2 ________ 5-6LHN ________________ 2-0 ________ 6-0August ______________ 0-0 ________ 1-0September ____________ 2-1 ________ 4-6October ______________ 2-3 ________ 5-8November ____________ 1-2 ________ 5-5December ____________ 0-0 ________ 1-1vs. Top 25 teams ________ 2-2 ________5-10vs. unranked teams_______ 3-4 _______ 11-10On artificial surface _______ 5-5 _______ 15-16On natural grass_________ 0-1 ________ 1-4

Scoring first ___________ 1-2 ________12-5Opponent scores first ______ 4-4 ________4-15Leading after 1st quarter ___ 1-2 ________11-3Tied after 1st quarter ______ 2-0 ________ 2-2Trailing after 1st quarter____ 2-4 ________3-15Leading at halftime ______ 4-0 ________14-2Trailing at halftime _______ 1-6 ________1-17Tied at halftime _________ 0-0 ________ 1-1Leading after 3rd quarter ___ 4-1 ________14-2Trailing after 3rd quarter ___ 1-5 ________1-17Tied after 3rd quarter _____ 0-0 ________ 1-1Overtime _____________ 1-1 ________ 1-1

Scoring less than 20 points __ 0-0 ________0-10Scoring 20-29 __________ 1-3 ________12-7Scoring 30+ points _______ 4-3 ________10-5Allowing 20 points or less ___ 2-0 ________11-1Allowing 21 points or more __ 3-6 ________5-19Outgaining opponent _____ 6-4 ________11-7Outgained by opponent ____ 1-2 ________5-13

With 100-yard rusher _____ 4-6 _______ 10-10Allow 100-yard rusher _____ 2-3 ________7-10With 300-yard passer _____ 0-1 ________ 2-3Allow 300-yard passer _____ 1-3 ________ 2-6

No turnovers ___________ 0-1 ________ 4-3Less than three turnovers ___ 5-3 _______ 15-13Three or more turnovers ____ 0-2 ________ 0-6No takeaways __________ 1-2 ________ 1-8Three or more takeaways ___ 0-3 ________ 6-5Win turnover margin ______ 0-3 ________10-6Tie turnover margin ______ 3-0 ________ 4-2Lose turnover margin _____ 2-3 ________2-12Win time of possession ____ 0-3 ________ 6-9Lose time of possession ____ 5-3 _______ 10-11Game decided by 1-9 _____ 3-5 ________ 6-9Game decided by 10-19 ____ 0-1 ________ 3-3Game decided by 20+ _____ 2-0 ________ 7-8

VICTORIES RK TEAM _____YEARS __ WINS __ LOSSES _ TIES __ PCT. 1. Michigan ____136 ____935 ____ 332 ____ 36 ___ .731 2. Notre Dame ___127 ____896 ____ 320 ____ 42 ___ .730 3. TEXAS _____ 123 ___ 891 ____ 359 ___33 ___ .707 4. Nebraska ____126 ____889 ____ 370 ____ 40 ___ .700 5. Ohio State ____126 ____885 ____ 321 ____ 53 ___ .724 6. Alabama _____121 ____875 ____ 326 ____ 43 ___ .721 7. Oklahoma ____121 ____870 ____ 321 ____ 53 ___ .721 8. Penn State ___129 ____865 ____ 384 ____ 42 ___ .686 9. Tennessee ____119 ____828 ____ 374 ____ 53 ___ .681 10. USC ________122 ____820 ____ 336 ____ 54 ___ .700

WINNING PERCENTAGERK TEAM ______ YEARS ___ WINS ___ LOSSES __ TIES __ PCT. 1. Michigan ____136 ____935 ____ 332 ____ 36 ___ .731 2. Notre Dame ___127 ____896 ____ 320 ____ 42 ___ .730 3. Boise State ___ 48_____428 ____ 159 ____ 2 ___ .728 4. Ohio State ____126 ____885 ____ 321 ____ 53 ___ .724 5. Oklahoma ____121 ____870 ____ 321 ____ 53 ___ .721 6. Alabama _____121 ____875 ____ 326 ____ 43 ___ .721 7. TEXAS _____ 123 ___ 891 ____ 359 ___33 ___ .707 8. Nebraska ____126 ____889 ____ 370 ____ 40 ___ .700 8. USC ________122 ____820 ____ 336 ____ 54 ___ .700 10. Penn State ___129 ____865 ____ 384 ____ 42 ___ .686

NCAA ALL-TIME WINNINGEST PROGRAMS

DICKSON A THREAT FOR LONGHORNS • Sydney, Australia native Michael Dickson was named a semifinalist for the Ray Guy Award on Nov. 11. He enters Friday’s game ranked fourth in the nation and first in the Big 12 Conference averaging 47.3 yards per punt. • Dickson has punted 57 times in 11 games for a total of 2,694 yards. Of his 57 punts, 22 have been more than 50 yards and 24 have been downed inside the 20. • In total, 18 of his punts have been returned, for an average of 5.2 yards per return.• As a team, Texas is first in the Big 12 and seventh nationally with a 42.0 net punting average. • Against Notre Dame, Dickson set a new career long with a punt of 64 yards, and also a new career high and school record with his 55.0 yards per punt average. His five punts of more than 50 yards were also a new career high.• Against Baylor, Dickson matched his career high with five punts of more than 50 yards. His long in the game was a 63-yarder, while he averaged 52.7 yards (fourth-best in school history) on his six attempts. • In their win over Texas Tech, Dickson punted five times averaging 51.0 yards per punt (eighth-best in school history). He had two 60-yard punts and two downed inside the 10.• Against WVU he punted four times. While three were returned, the combined return yardage was minus-3.• Saturday against Kansas, Dickson punted a season-high eight times for an average of 43.8. KU’s two return attempts went for minus-5 yards. Dickson had just one 50-yard punt, but downed four inside the 20 and three inside the 6.

WILLIAMS ONE OF NATION’S BEST • Sophomore left tackle Connor Williams was named an Outland Trophy semifinalist, one of just five in the nation to earn that distinction. • Through his first 10 games, Williams has graded at 90% four times and registered 24 knockdowns.• He has started 10 games this season, leading the way for the nation’s leading rusher, D’Onta Foreman.• Williams has committed just two penalties this season in over 800 offensive snaps. More impressively, he has allowed just one sack.

FIRST TIME STARTERS, PLAYERS • Besides true freshmen, 15 players have made their first career starts so far: RG Alex Anderson (UTEP), CB Kris Boyd (Oklahoma), S DeShon Elliott (Kansas), LB Edwin Freeman (Baylor), CB Sheroid Evans (ND), RB D’Onta Foreman (ND), RT Brandon Hodges (ND), WR Dorian Leonard (Iowa State), OL Jake McMillon (Oklahoma State), DT Chris Nelson (ND), WR Jake Oliver (Oklahoma State), DE Charles Omenihu (ND), LT Elijah Rodriguez (UTEP), SS Kevin Vaccaro (UTEP) and WR Jacorey Warrick (ND). • An additional 12 players have made their first career appearance: K Mitchell Becker (ND), K Trent Domingue (ND), OL Garrett Graf (UTEP), WR Garrett Gray (Baylor), DS Jak Holbrook (ND), RB Tristian Houston (UTEP), DL Alex Mercado (UTEP), DL Patrick Ojeaga (UTEP), OL Garrett Thomas (UTEP), LB Cameron Townsend (UTEP), LB Johnny Tseng (UTEP) and TE Michael Wilson (ND).

SWOOPES NEARING HISTORIC MARK • Senior quarterback Tyrone Swoopes became just the 13th player in school history to eclipse the 3,000 career passing yards mark in week three against Cal. Swoopes has now passed for 3,038 yards in his career.• Additionally, he is just 49 rushing yards shy of 1,000 career yards. Swoopes could join Colt McCoy and Vince Young as the only three quarterbacks in school history to pass for 3,000 yards and rush for at least 1,000 in a career.• Swoopes is looking to become just the sixth QB in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in their career.

SWOOPES IN THE UT RECORD BOOKS RUSHING YARDS BY A QUARTERBACK

1. ___3,127 __ Vince Young ___________________2003-052. ___2,020 __ Marty Akins ___________________1973-753. ___1,571 __ Colt McCoy ____________________2006-094. ___1,306 __ Donnie Little ___________________1978-815. ___1,211 __ Eddie Phillips ___________________1969-716. __951 ___ Tyrone Swoopes ____________2012-present

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS BY A QUARTERBACK1. ___37 ____ Vince Young ___________________2003-052. ___26 ____ Marty Akins ___________________1973-753. __24 ____ Tyrone Swoopes ____________2012-present



LONGHORNS IN THE NFL

ACTIVE ________________ TEAMSam Acho __________Chicago BearsChykie Brown _____ Cincinnati BengalsMalcolm Brown ____ Los Angeles RamsMalcom Brown __ New England PatriotsPhil Dawson _____ San Francisco 49ersQuandre Diggs ________ Detroit LionsMarquise Goodwin ______ Buffalo BillsMichael Griffin _____ Carolina PanthersDonald Hawkins ____ Carolina PanthersJordan Hicks _____ Philadelphia EaglesTony Hills _______ New Orleans SaintsDerrick Johnson ____ Kansas City ChiefsColt McCoy _____ Washington RedskinsAlex Okafor________Arizona CardinalsBrian Orakpo _______ Tennessee TitansAdrian Phillips ____ San Diego ChargersHassan Ridgeway ___ Indianapolis ColtsKeenan Robinson ____ New York GiantsBrian Robison _____ Minnesota VikingsEarl Thomas ______ Seattle SeahawksJustin Tucker _______Baltimore RavensKenny Vaccaro ____ New Orleans SaintsFozzy Whittaker ____ Carolina Panthers

INJURED RESERVE ________ TEAMJamaal Charles ____ Kansas City ChiefsLamarr Houston _______Chicago BearsRoy Miller ______ Jacksonville JaguarsGeoff Swaim ________ Dallas CowboysMykkele Thompson ___ New York GiantsAaron Williams ________ Buffalo Bills

PRACTICE SQUAD _________ TEAMTrey Hopkins ______ Cincinnati Bengals

COACHES ______________ TEAMJerry Gray _______ Minnesota VikingsRichard Hightower _____Chicago BearsKyle Shanahan_______ Atlanta Falcons

2017Sept. 2 ______________ MARYLANDSept. 9 ___________ SAN JOSE STATESept. 16 _________________ at USC

2018Sept. 1 ______________ at MarylandSept. 15 __________________ USC

2019Aug. 31 _________ LOUISIANA TECHSept. 7 ___________________ LSUTBA ___________________ at Rice

2020Sept. 5 ___________________ USFSept. 12 _________________ at LSU

2021Sept. 11 ______________ at ArkansasTBA ____________________ RICE

2022Sept. 3 _________________ at USFSept. 17 _____________OHIO STATE

2023Sept. 9 ___________________ UCFSept. 16 _____________ at Ohio StateTBA ____________________ RICE

2024Aug. 31 ______________ at MichiganSept. 7 ___________________ USF

2027Sept. 4 ______________ MICHIGAN*All future opponents and game dates are subject to change

FUTURE SCHEDULES

HAINES HAS A NOSE FOR THE BALL • Senior safety Dylan Haines has registered four interceptions this season for the Longhorns, good for 18th-most nationally.• He recorded two interceptions in the Red River Showdown against Oklahoma. They were the Longhorns’ first two interceptions of the season. • He twice intercepted WVU quarterback Skyler Howard for his second multi-interception game of the season.• Haines now has 13 career interceptions which he has returned for a combined 238 yards. His 13 career interceptions are tied with Chris Carter, Stanley Richard, Johnnie Johnson and Bobby Dillon for fifth-most in school history. His 238 interception return yards are second-most in school history.

HAINES IN THE UT RECORD BOOKSCAREER INTERCEPTIONS1. ___17 ____ Nathan Vasher __________________2000-03 ____17 ____ Noble Doss ____________________1939-413. ___16 ____ Jerry Gray _____________________1981-844. ___15 ____ Derrick Hatchett _________________1977-80T5. __13 ____ Dylan Haines ______________ 2014-present

CAREER INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS1. ___261 ___ Chris Carter ____________________1993-962. __238 ___ Dylan Haines ______________ 2014-present

FORCING TURNOVERS • After forcing just one turnover in the first four games of the season, the Longhorns have flipped the script by forcing 18 turnovers in the last seven games.• UT has forced multiple turnovers in six of seven games.• The Longhorns have recovered 10 fumbles this season, 24th-most in the country. Their 19 turnovers are 39th-most nationally.

ENC’ROACH’ING ON THE QUARTERBACK • True freshman Malcolm Roach has shown a knack for getting to the quarterback so far this season. He recorded his third sack of the season against WVU, which moved him into a tie for 10th all-time among UT freshmen.• In that game against WVU, Roach recorded a seven tackles and three tackles for loss, both career highs.• So far this season, Roach has played in all 11 games and started four. He has 28 tackles, seven TFLs and three sacks.

HORNS HOSTING A BLOCK PARTY • So far in 2016, Longhorns’ special teams have come up with five blocked kicks (two punts, two PATs, one field goal), tied for second-most in the country. Texas did not have a blocked kick in each of Charlie Strong’s first two seasons • With two blocked PATs this season (OSU, TTU) Poona Ford became just the third Longhorn since 2003 with multiple blocked PATs in the same season joining Chris Whaley in 2012 and Marcus Tubbs in 2003. The two blocks also tie 2012 for most by a team in a single season since 2003 when five were blocked.• True freshman Brandon Jones blocked a punt in back-to-back games against UTEP and California. He was the first Longhorn since Mykkele Thompson in 2012 to block a punt in consecutive games and only the fourth player at Texas since blocked kicks became an official stat in 1975. • Jones’ punt block against UTEP was the first blocked punt for Texas since Carrington Byndom did so vs. Texas Tech on Nov. 3, 2012. • Jones is just the 12th player in school history to block multiple punts in the same season. The school record is four, owned by Aaron Williams (2008), Michael Griffin (2005) and Terrol Dillon (1999). • Both punt blocks have led to points, as the block against UTEP led to a FG while against Cal it resulted in a safety.• Junior Naashon Hughes blocked a Notre Dame field goal late in the third quarter of that game, as the Fighting Irish attempted to mount a comeback. The Longhorns eventually won in double-overtime, 50-47. For Texas, Hughes’ field goal block was the first in the last 30 games. Jackson Jeffcoat was the last to block a field goal when he did so against Kansas on Nov. 2, 2013.

HAGER RUNNING WILD • Sophomore FOX Breckyn Hager has been a catalyst for the Longhorns defense this season. He has played in all 11 games, making four starts.• Hager has totaled 57 tackles, which is the third-most on the team. He has a team-high 11.5 tackles for loss and six sacks.• Saturday at Kansas, Hager recorded a team-high seven tackles with 2.5 tackles for loss and a sack.


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A two-time conference coach of the year and the architect of a revitalized University of Louisville program that posted at least 11 wins in each of his final two

seasons, Charlie Strong is in his third year as the Texas head football coach. Strong, the 29th head coach in UT history, spent the previous four seasons as Louisville head coach, re-energizing a program that was coming off back-to-back losing seasons (5-7 in 2008, 4-8 in 2009) and a 15-21 record in the three years prior to his arrival. He amassed a 37-15 record, a pair of Big East Conference Championships (2011, 2012) and was named Big East Coach of the Year in both 2010 and 2012. He also led UofL to four straight bowl game appearances (3-1 record), including a victory over No. 4 Florida in the 2013 Allstate Sugar Bowl. Strong is the only coach in Louisville history to win three bowl games and prior to his arrival the Cards had won just six bowl games in the program’s 100-year history. At Texas, Strong is continuing the process of building the Longhorns. With back-to-back Top 10 recruiting classes and a 2015 true freshman class that featured three freshman All-Americans, three other players who earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors, and 10 players who started a game, a young and talented nucleus has the Horns in position to return to prominence. In addition to recruiting prowess, Strong has proven to be an exceptional developer of talent. Following the 2015 season, two of Strong’s former players were drafted into the NFL, while eight others signed undrafted free agent contracts. Former Louisville defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins was selected 12th overall by the New Orleans Saints, while Texas DT Hassan Ridgeway was picked in the fourth round by the Indianapolis Colts. Strong’s Longhorns bring back 14 starters from a 2015 team that posted upsets of playoff participant No. 4 Oklahoma, and No. 13 Baylor last season. The team featured a dynamic running game that ranked 17th in the nation (224.8 ypg), a pressure defense that was fifth in the country in sacks per game (3.08), and a turnover margin that was tied for ninth best nationally (+11). In all, 12 players finished the season with All-Big 12 honors. During 2014, Strong rallied the Longhorns from a 3-5 record to reach a bowl game despite the loss of two key starters on offense (QB David Ash, C Dominic Espinosa) and one on defense (DT Desmond Jackson) for nearly the entire season. Texas ended the season with one of the better defenses in the nation, ranking 25th in the FBS in total yards allowed (348.5 per game), No. 11 in passing defense (184.2 ypg), No. 7 in yards allowed per play (4.68), 15th in passing efficiency defense (110.04 rating), tied for 11th in sacks (3.1 pg) and 31st in points allowed (23.8 pg). A number of players earned individual honors in Strong’s first season. Defensive tackle Malcom Brown was a finalist for both the Nagurski and Outland trophies, as well as becoming the 47th consensus All-American in school history. Brown and linebacker Jordan Hicks earned All-America honors. They were also among 10 players to secure All-Big 12 accolades. Five players - Brown (first round to New England), Hicks (third round to Philadelphia), safety Mykkele Thompson (fifth round to NY Giants), cornerback Quandre Diggs (sixth round to Detroit) and tight end Geoff Swaim (seventh round to Dallas) - were selected in the 2015 NFL Draft. In addition, deep snapper Nate Boyer (Seattle), running back Malcolm Brown (St. Louis), wide receiver John Harris (Philadelphia), defensive end Cedric Reed (Buffalo) and wide receiver Jaxon Shipley (Arizona) signed as free agents after the draft and nine of Strong’s former players at Louisville were chosen. Malcom Brown became the fifth player under Strong to be drafted in the first round during his first two years at Texas. Louisville’s DeVante Parker went in the first round (14th overall) to Miami in 2015. Last season, Louisville had three first round picks in safety Calvin Pryor (18th overall to New York Jets), defensive end Marcus Smith (26th overall to Philadelphia) and quarterback Teddy Bridgewater (32nd overall to Minnesota). Since 1995, Strong has coached 15 players selected in the first round and had 37 taken in the first four rounds. During Strong’s final two years, Louisville was the nation’s fourth-winningest program, posting a 23-3 record (88.5 percent) and registering

THE STRONG FILE

Hometown ___________ Batesville, Ark.High School _____________ BatesvilleCollege __________ Central Arkansas ‘82Year in coaching _____________ 34thWife _____________________ VickiChildren __________ Tory, Hailee, Hope

STRONG YEAR BY YEARat Texas

Year _ Position _______ Record________ Bowl2016 _ Head Coach _______ 5-6 _____________2015 _ Head Coach ______ 5-7 _________ None2014 _ Head Coach _______ 6-7 _________ TexasOverall ______________ 16-20

at LouisvilleYear _ Position _______ Record________ Bowl2013 _ Head Coach _______ 12-1 __ Russell Athletic2012 _ Head Coach _______ 11-2 ________ Sugar2011 _ Head Coach _______ 7-6 __________ Belk2010 _ Head Coach _______ 7-6 ____ Beef O’BradysOverall ______________ 37-15

at FloridaYear _ Position _______ Record________ Bowl2009 _ Assoc. HC/DC/LB _________________ BCS2008 _ Assoc. HC/DC/LB _____________Capital One2007 _ Asst. HC/Co-DC/LB ________________ BCS2006 _ Asst. HC/Co-DC/LB ______________Outback2005 _ Asst. HC/Co-DC/LB ___________________2004 _ Def. Coordinator/DE __ 0-1 ________ Peach*2003 _ Def. Coordinator/DE _____________Outback1994 _ Asst. HC/Defensive Tackles __________ Sugar1993 _ Defensive Ends _________________ Sugar1992 _ Defensive Ends _________________ Gator1991 _ Defensive Ends _________________ Sugar1989 _ Outside Linebackers ____________ Freedom1988 _ Outside Linebackers __________________1984 _ Graduate Assistant __________________1983 _ Graduate Assistant ______________ Gator*Served as interim head coach

at South CarolinaYear _ Position _______ Record________ Bowl2002 _ Def. Coordinator _______________Outback2001 _ Def. Coordinator _______________Outback2000 _ Def. Coordinator ____________________1999 _ Def. Coordinator ____________________

at Notre DameYear _ Position _______ Record________ Bowl1998 _ Defenisve Line _________________ Gator1997 _ Defensive Line ____________ Independence1996 _ Defensive Line _____________________1995 _ Defensive Line ________________ Orange

at MississippiYear _ Position _______ Record________ Bowl1990 _ Wide Receivers _________________ Gator

at Southern IllinoisYear _ Position _______ Record________ Bowl1987 _ Wide Receivers _____________________1986 _ Wide Receivers _____________________

at Texas A&MYear _ Position _______ Record________ Bowl1985 _ Graduate Assistant ______________Cotton

CAREER RECORD ________________ 53-36 (.596)BOWL RECORD __________________ 3-3 (.500)

Charlie StrongHead Coach

3rd Season at Texasbowl victories in consecutive seasons for the first time in school history. The Cardinals’ 11-plus win seasons in 2012 and 2013 were the fourth and fifth in school history and the first back to back. Louisville finished among the nation’s top 15 for a school-record second straight year. The Cardinals ended 2013 among the top 25 in both polls for just the ninth time in school history. Featuring an explosive offense and stingy defense in 2013, the Cardinals ranked 15th in both the USA Today Coaches and Associated Press polls (also No. 18 in final BCS Standings) after compiling a 12-1 record, including a 7-1 mark in the American Athletic Conference, and capped the year with a 36-9 win over Miami (Fla.) in the Russell Athletic Bowl. Strong’s squad racked up 554 total yards while holding the Hurricanes to just 174. It marked just the second 12-win season in school history (2006). In 2013, the Cardinals led the nation in nine team categories: total defense (251.5 yards per game), rushing defense (80.7 ypg), third-down conversion defense (26.7 percent), sacks (3.31 per game), fewest passes intercepted (4), fewest turnovers lost (10), fewest first downs allowed (183), completion percentage (70.8) and punt-return defense (1.15 yards per return). UofL also ranked second in scoring defense (12.2 points per game), third-down conversions (56.0%), time of possession (33:49) and turnover margin (+1.3 pg), while placing in the top 10 in fewest yards allowed per play (third – 4.20), passing efficiency defense (fourth – 99.2 rating), passing yards allowed (fifth – 170.8 pg), tackles for loss (sixth – 7.8 pg), red-zone defense (fifth – 68.4%) and passing efficiency (third – 171.9 rating). Additionally, Louisville was one of only five schools to rank among the top 28 in the FBS in both total offense and defense, and one of just seven to rank among the top 25 in both scoring offense and defense. The Cards ranked 25th in scoring offense (35.2 ppg) and 28th in total offense (460.8 ypg). Bridgewater, then a junior, was a finalist for the 2013 Manning Award and a semifinalist for both the Maxwell Award and Davey O’Brien Award. He threw for 3,970 yards and a school-record 31 TDs with only four interceptions and led the nation with a 71.0 completion percentage. On the defensive side of the ball, Smith was a Hendricks Award finalist and earned second-team All-America honors while leading the nation in sacks (1.1 per game/14). The Cardinals had 11 players earn All-American Athletic Conference honors in 2013. In 2012, Louisville posted an 11-2 record, claimed a Big East Championship and finished the year ranked 13th in the BCS Standings, USA Today Coaches Poll and AP Poll. The Cards capped the year with a 33-23 upset win over the fourth-ranked Gators in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. Bridgewater was named Big East Player of the Year, ranked eighth in the nation in passing efficiency and helped the Cardinals finish No. 3 in the FBS in red-zone efficiency (93.0%), tied for sixth in turnovers lost (13), eighth in third-down conversions (49.7%) and 24th in passing offense (296.1 ypg). Defensively they ranked 16th in passing yards allowed (154.2 ypg), tied for 22nd in first downs yielded (18.2 pg) and 23rd in total yards allowed (340.3 ypg). In Strong’s first two seasons (2010-11), Louisville recorded identical 7-6 records, including appearances in the 2010 Beef `O’ Brady’s Bowl and the 2011 Belk Bowl. After Louisville won a combined two league games in the two seasons prior to his arrival, Strong led the Cardinals to three Big East victories in 2010, and five in 2011. UofL won five of its last six games, including a win over nationally-ranked West Virginia to win a share of the Big East title and qualify for the Belk Bowl. Strong guided Bridgewater to Big East Rookie of the Year honors and freshman All-America accolades, while guard Jake Smith became the first Cardinal player to be named a FWAA Freshman All-American. Louisville defeated Southern Mississippi 31-28 in the 2010 Beef `O’ Brady’s Bowl in St. Petersburg, Fla., after falling behind 14-0. The game capped one of the best turnarounds in the FBS that season as the Cards increased their win total by three games from 2009. The Cardinals also improved in nearly every major statistical category from 2009 to 2010, including jumping from 65th to 14th in total defense, 65th to 18th in scoring defense, 42nd to ninth in passing defense, 58th to sixth in sacks, 84th to 52nd in rushing offense, 89th to 34th in rushing offense, 111th to tied for 63rd in scoring offense, 95th to 48th in passing efficiency, tied for 111th to 26th in sacks allowed and 77th to 44th in turnover margin. Prior to Louisville, the veteran of 33 years in collegiate coaching built an impressive resume as an assistant coach, including 11 seasons as a


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STRONG RECORD BY OPPONENT

Opponent _________ Overall ___ At TexasArkansas# ___________ 0-1 ________0-1Arkansas State ________ 1-0 __________Baylor ______________ 2-1 ________2-1California ____________ 0-2 ________0-2Central Florida _________ 0-1 __________Cincinnati ___________ 2-2 __________Connecticut __________ 3-1 __________Eastern Kentucky _______ 2-0 __________Florida^ ____________ 1-0 __________Florida International _____ 2-1 __________Houston ____________ 1-0 __________Iowa State ___________ 2-1 ________2-1Kansas _____________ 2-1 ________2-1Kansas State __________ 1-2 ________1-2Kentucky ____________ 3-1 __________Marshall ____________ 0-1Memphis ____________ 2-0 __________Miami (FL)*$ _________ 1-1 __________Missouri State _________ 1-0 __________Murray State __________ 1-0 __________North Carolina _________ 1-1 __________North Carolina State% ____ 0-1 __________Notre Dame __________ 1-1 ________1-1Ohio _______________ 1-0 __________Oklahoma ___________ 1-2 ________1-2Oklahoma State ________ 1-2 ________1-2Oregon State _________ 0-1 __________Pittsburgh ___________ 1-2 __________Rice _______________ 1-0 ________1-0Rutgers _____________ 4-0 __________South Florida _________ 3-1 __________Southern Miss@ ________ 2-0 __________Syracuse ____________ 2-1TCU _______________ 0-2 ________0-2Temple _____________ 2-0 __________Texas Tech ___________ 2-1 ________2-1UTEP ______________ 1-0 ________1-0West Virginia _________ 2-3 ________1-2OVERALL __________ 53-36 _____ 16-20BOWL GAMES ________3-3 _______ 0-1

#Played Arkansas in 2014 Texas Bowl*Played Miami (FL) in 2013 Russell Athletic Bowl^Played Florida in 2013 Sugar Bowl%Played NC State in 2011 Belk Bowl@Played Southern Miss in 2010 Beef O’Bradys Bowl$Played Miami in 2004 Peach Bowl (Interim Coach)

COACHING STAFF

Vance BedfordSecondary

Sterlin GilbertOff. Coordinator/QB

Brick HaleyDefensive Line

Brian Jean-MaryLinebackers

Anthony JohnsonRunning Backs

Matt MattoxOffensive Line

Jeff TraylorTEs/Special Teams

Charlie WilliamsWide Receivers

Clay JenningsDefensive Backs

defensive coordinator in the SEC and four years as an assistant coach at Notre Dame. All totaled, Strong spent 15 seasons as an assistant at Florida during four stints, including seven years as the defensive coordinator, the last five of which were under current Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer. Strong was also on two of Lou Holtz’s staffs, spending the first two years of his Fighting Irish tenure under the Hall of Fame coach, as well as four more as defensive coordinator at South Carolina. Strong was a finalist for the Broyles Award (nation’s top assistant coach) three times. Strong spent seven seasons as the defensive coordinator at the University of Florida under Meyer from 2005-09 and Ron Zook from 2003-04 where he helped the Gators win a pair of national titles – 2008 over Oklahoma and 2006 over Ohio State. In that stretch, Strong coached 13 All-Americans, a National Defensive Player of the Year, a Jack Tatum Award winner, two SEC Defensive Freshmen of the Year, two Thorpe Award finalists, two Nagurski Trophy finalists and the 2008 Chevrolet Defensive Player of the Year. He also developed seven first-round NFL Draft picks and 18 players that were selected in the third round or higher. In 2009, Strong guided one of the nation’s top defensive units, finishing in the top six in four different statistical categories. UF was fourth in the nation in scoring defense (12.4 ppg), second in passing defense (152.8 ypg), fourth in total defense (252.6 ypg) and sixth in passing efficiency defense (96.1 rating) as the Gators went 13-1, including a trip to the SEC Championship game for the third time in Strong’s tenure. Florida finished the season with a 51-24 win over Cincinnati in the Sugar Bowl and a No. 3 ranking in both polls. He was named a finalist for the Frank Broyles Award, given to the nation’s top assistant coach, for the second straight year and is only the second three-time finalist in the history of the award. In Strong’s position group, LB Brandon Spikes earned consensus first-team All-America honors and earned the second of his two Butkus Award finalist nods and was a finalist for the Bednarik Award, while CB Joe Haden also earned unanimous first-team All-America honors and was a Thorpe Award finalist. In 2008, Strong’s defense ranked in the top 20 nationally in 10 statistical categories, including a school-record tying 26 interceptions that also tied for the most in the country that season. UF’s scoring defense showed the third-largest improvement from 2007 to 2008, finishing fourth in the nation by yielding only 12.9 points per game. The defense also ranked ninth in total defense (285.3 ypg), and third in pass efficiency defense (96.76 rating). Spikes preceded his consensus All-America honors from the previous year with unanimous honors and being named a finalist of the Lombardi and Butkus Awards under Strong. In the 2009 FedEx BCS National Championship Game versus Oklahoma, which entered the contest scoring a nation’s best 54.0 ppg, the UF defense held Heisman-winning quarterback Sam Bradford and the Sooners to just 14 points and 363 total yards in a 24-14 win. The Gators ended the year with a 13-1 record and earned their second national title in three years. That came on the heels of a nine-win season in 2007 in which Florida finished No. 13 in the AP poll and No. 16 in the coaches poll with an appearance in the Capital One Bowl. Under Strong’s watch in the 2006 season, Florida set a BCS record for fewest yards allowed in the national title game, holding Ohio State to only 82 total yards. He guided a Gator defense that limited opponents to a SEC-best 72.5 rushing yards per game for the season, ranking fifth nationally, while rating sixth in the nation in total defense (255.4 ypg), sixth in scoring defense (13.5 ppg) and fourth in passing efficiency defense (98.31 rating). Safety Reggie Nelson earned first-team consensus All-America honors and was a Thorpe Award and Nagurski Trophy finalist, while the AP named CB Ryan Smith second-team All-America and LB Brandon Siler was on its third team. The 2005 season saw Florida once again win nine games with the defense ranking in the top 10 in both total yards allowed (ninth/299.8 ypg) and rushing (10th/94.9 ypg). The Gators also ranked 18th in scoring defense at 18.8 ppg. UF defeated Iowa, 31-24, in the Outback Bowl and finished the season ranked 12th in the AP poll and 16th in the coaches poll.

In Strong’s first two seasons (2003-04) the Gators finished 8-5 and 7-5, respectively. UF finished ranked in both seasons coming in at No. 24/25 in 2003 and No. 25 in the coaches poll in 2004. Strong made his first appearance as a head coach in the 2004 Peach Bowl in place of Zook. In 2003, CB Keiwan Ratliff was a consensus first-team All-American and a finalist for the Thorpe Award, while being named SEC Defensive Player of the Year, while in 2004, Siler was the SEC Defensive Freshman of the Year. From the 2003-09, Strong’s defensive units at Florida allowed an average of 17.6 points per game, which ranked ninth in the country over that span. His stint as defensive coordinator marked his fourth tenure at Florida, including a stretch from 1991-94 in which he coached defensive ends (1991-93) and defensive tackles (1994) after coaching outside linebackers in 1988-89, and serving as a graduate assistant in 1983-84. He served as Florida’s assistant head coach from 2005-07 and was the associate head coach in 2008-09. Before returning to Florida for the fourth time, Strong received his first defensive coordinator assignment at the University of South Carolina under Holtz from 1999-2002. There, he earned his first finalist nod for the Broyles Award after he helped guide the Gamecocks to a top 20 national ranking in 2000, which he did twice while at South Carolina, peaking with a No. 13 final ranking in both polls in 2001. The 2000 squad ranked sixth in the country in scoring defense after yielding just 15.8 points per game, while the 2001 team finished 12th at 18.4 points per game. The 1999 team ranked 20th in the nation in total defense, allowing 307.7 ypg. The 2000 and 2001 seasons saw some of the highest achievements in South Carolina history to that point, ending in back-to-back Outback Bowl wins over Ohio State. Outside of his time at Louisville, Florida, and South Carolina, Strong’s career stops have included one season (1985) at Texas A&M as a graduate assistant before moving on to Southern Illinois as wide receivers coach from 1986-87, one season (1990) at Mississippi as wide receivers coach and four seasons (1995-98) as the defensive line coach at Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish registered a single-season school record 41.5 sacks in 1997. A native of Batesville, Ark., Strong was a three-year letterwinner (1979-81) and three-time all-conference safety at Central Arkansas, which reached the NAIA Playoffs each of his final two seasons. He was also a two time all-conference performer in track and field and graduated in 1982 with a bachelor’s degree in education. Strong was inducted into the Central Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame in 2009. He and his wife, Vicki, have a son, Tory, and two daughters, Hailee and Hope.


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BIG 12 STANDINGS

Team Conference OverallOklahoma 8-0 9-2Oklahoma State 7-1 9-2West Virginia 5-2 8-2Kansas State 4-3 6-4TCU 3-4 5-5Baylor 3-4 6-4TEXAS 3-5 5-6Iowa State 2-6 3-8Texas Tech 2-6 4-7Kansas 1-7 2-9

OPPONENTS’ RECORD: 63-65 (.492)

ON THIS DATEin Texas Football History

(11-9-1)

Year Opponent Result2016 TCU 2:30 pm2010 #17/17 Texas A&M L, 17-242005 Texas A&M W, 40-291993 at #8/6 Texas A&M W, 53-161989 Baylor L, 7-501982 Texas A&M W, 53-161978 at Baylor L, 14-381976 #11/12 Texas A&M L, 3-271971 at Texas A&M W, 34-141965 Texas A&M W, 21-171954 Texas A&M W, 22-131948 Texas A&M T, 14-141943 at #16 Texas A&M W, 27-131937 at Texas A&M L, 0-71926 Texas A&M W, 14-51920 Texas A&M W, 7-31915 Notre Dame L, 7-361911 Oklahoma L, 3-61909 Texas A&M L, 0-51901 at Oklahoma W, 11-01899 Tulane W, 32-01897 Fort Worth W, 38-0

ThIs WeekIn The Big 12 Conference

Day Matchup TimeFriday TCU at TEXAS 2:30 pmFriday Baylor vs. Texas Tech (Arlington) 5:00 pmSaturday Kansas at Kansas State 11:00 amSaturday West Virginia at Iowa State 2:30 pm

TrackInG The 2016 OppOnenTs

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 4 at Texas L, 47-50 (2OT)Sept. 10 NEVADA W, 39-10Sept. 17 MICHIGAN STATE L, 28-36Sept. 24 DUKE L, 35-38Oct. 1 vs. Syracuse W, 50-33Oct. 8 at NC State L, 3-10Oct. 15 STANFORD L, 10-17Oct. 29 MIAMI W, 30-27Nov. 5 vs. Navy (Jacksonville) L, 27-28Nov. 12 vs. Army (San Antonio) W, 44-6Nov. 19 VIRGINIA TECH L, 31-34 Nov. 26 at USC 2:30 pm

NOTRE DAMEFIGHTING IRISH (4-7)

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 3 NEW MEXICO STATE W, 38-22Sept. 10 at Texas L, 7-41Sept. 17 ARMY L, 14-66Sept. 24 SOUTHERN MISS L, 7-34Oct. 1 at Louisiana Tech L, 7-28Oct. 8 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL L, 21-35Oct. 22 at UTSA W, 52-49 (5OT)Oct. 29 OLD DOMINION L, 21-31Nov. 5 HOUSTON BAPTIST W, 42-10Nov. 12 at Florida Atlantic L, 31-35Nov. 19 at Rice L, 24-44Nov. 26 NORTH TEXAS 3:00 pm

UTEPMINERS (3-8)

Date Opponent Time/ResultAug. 26 vs. Hawaii (Sydney) W, 51-31Sept. 10 at San Diego State L, 40-45Sept. 17 TEXAS W, 50-43Sept. 24 at Arizona State L, 41-51Oct. 1 UTAH W, 28-23Oct. 8 at Oregon State L, 44-47Oct. 21 OREGON W, 52-49 (2OT)Oct. 27 at USC L, 24-45Nov. 5 WASHINGTON L, 27-66Nov. 12 at Washington State L, 21-56Nov. 19 STANFORD L, 31-45Nov. 26 UCLA 6:00 pm

CALIFORNIAGOLDEN BEARS (4-7)

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 3 SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA W, 61-7Sept. 10 CENTRAL MICHIGAN L, 27-30Sept. 17 PITTSBURGH W, 45-38Sept. 24 at Baylor L, 24-35Oct. 1 TEXAS W, 49-31Oct. 8 IOWA STATE W, 38-31Oct. 22 at Kansas W, 44-20Oct. 29 WEST VIRGINIA W, 37-20Nov. 5 at Kansas State W, 43-37Nov. 12 TEXAS TECH W, 45-44Nov. 19 at TCU W, 31-6Dec. 3 at Oklahoma TBA

OKLAHOMA STCOWBOYS (9-2, 7-1)

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 3 at Houston L, 23-33Sept. 10 LOUISIANA MONROE W, 59-17Sept. 17 OHIO STATE L, 24-45Oct. 1 at TCU W, 52-46Oct. 8 vs. Texas (Dallas) W, 45-40Oct. 15 KANSAS STATE W, 38-17Oct. 22 at Texas Tech W, 66-59Oct. 29 KANSAS W, 56-3Nov. 3 at Iowa State W, 34-24Nov. 12 BAYLOR W, 45-24Nov. 19 at West Virginia W, 56-28Dec. 3 OKLAHOMA STATE TBA

OKLAHOMASOONERS (9-2, 8-0)

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 3 NORTHERN IOWA L, 20-25Sept. 10 at Iowa L, 3-42Sept. 17 at TCU L, 20-41Sept. 24 SAN JOSE STATE W, 44-10Oct. 1 BAYLOR L, 42-45Oct. 8 at Oklahoma State L, 31-38Oct. 15 at Texas L, 6-27Oct. 29 KANSAS STATE L, 26-31Nov. 3 OKLAHOMA L, 24-34Nov. 12 at Kansas W, 31-24Nov. 19 TEXAS TECH W, 66-10Nov. 26 WEST VIRGINIA 2:30 pm

IOWA STCYCLONES (3-8, 2-6)

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 2 at Stanford L, 13-26Sept. 17 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W, 63-7Sept. 24 MISSOURI STATE W, 35-0Oct. 1 at West Virginia L, 16-17Oct. 8 TEXAS TECH W, 44-38Oct. 15 at Oklahoma L, 17-38Oct. 22 TEXAS W, 24-21Oct. 29 at Iowa State W, 31-26Nov. 5 OKLAHOMA STATE L, 37-43Nov. 19 at Baylor W, 42-21Nov. 26 KANSAS 11:00 amDec. 3 at TCU TBA

KANSAS STWILDCATS (6-4, 4-3)

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 2 NORTHWESTERN STATE W, 55-7Sept. 10 SMU W, 40-13Sept. 16 at Rice W, 38-10Sept. 24 OKLAHOMA STATE W, 35-24Oct. 1 at Iowa State W, 45-42Oct. 15 KANSAS W, 49-7Oct. 29 at Texas L, 34-35Nov. 5 TCU L, 22-62Nov. 12 at Oklahoma L, 24-45Nov. 19 KANSAS STATE L, 21-42Nov. 25 vs. Texas Tech (Arlington) 5:00 pmDec. 3 at West Virginia TBA

BAYLORBEARS (6-4, 3-4)

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 3 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN W, 69-17Sept. 10 at Arizona State L, 55-68Sept. 17 LOUISIANA TECH W, 59-45Sept. 29 KANSAS W, 55-19Oct. 8 at Kansas State L, 38-44Oct. 15 WEST VIRGINIA L, 17-48Oct. 22 OKLAHOMA L, 59-66Oct. 29 at TCU W, 27-24 (2OT)Nov. 5 TEXAS L, 37-45Nov. 12 at Oklahoma State L, 44-45Nov. 19 at Iowa State L, 10-66Nov. 25 vs. Baylor (Arlington) 5:00 pm

TEXAS TECHRED RAIDERS (4-7, 2-6)

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 3 MISSOURI W, 26-11Sept. 10 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W, 38-21Sept. 24 vs. BYU (Landover, Md.) W, 35-32Oct. 1 KANSAS STATE W, 17-16Oct. 15 at Texas Tech W, 48-17Oct. 22 TCU W, 34-10Oct. 29 at Oklahoma State L, 20-37Nov. 5 KANSAS W, 48-21Nov. 12 at Texas W, 24-20Nov. 19 OKLAHOMA L, 28-56Nov. 26 at Iowa State 2:30 pmDec. 3 BAYLOR TBA

WEST VIRGINIAMOUNTAINEERS (8-2, 5-2)

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 3 RHODE ISLAND W, 55-6Sept. 10 OHIO L, 21-37Sept. 17 at Memphis L, 7-43Sept. 29 at Texas Tech L, 19-55Oct. 8 TCU L, 23-24Oct. 15 at Baylor L, 7-49Oct. 22 OKLAHOMA STATE L, 20-44Oct. 29 at Oklahoma L, 3-56Nov. 5 at West Virginia L, 21-48Nov. 12 IOWA STATE L, 24-31Nov. 19 TEXAS W, 24-21 (OT)Nov. 26 at Kansas State 11:00 am

KANSASJAYHAWKS (2-9, 1-7)

Date Opponent Time/ResultSept. 3 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W, 59-41Sept. 10 ARKANSAS L, 38-41 (2OT)Sept. 17 IOWA STATE W, 41-20Sept. 23 at SMU W, 33-3Oct. 1 OKLAHOMA L, 46-52Oct. 8 at Kansas W, 24-23Oct. 22 at West Virginia L, 10-34Oct. 29 TEXAS TECH L, 24-27 (2OT)Nov. 5 at Baylor W, 62-22Nov. 19 OKLAHOMA STATE L, 6-31Nov. 25 at Texas 2:30 pmDec. 3 KANSAS STATE TBA

TCUHORNED FROGS (5-5, 3-4)

*all times listed are central | home games listed in ALL CAPS


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BIG 12 CONFERENCE CALLHead coach Charlie Strong participates in the Big 12 Conference’s weekly coaches conference call each Monday from 9:50-10:00 a.m. Central. Contact Big 12 associate media relations director Joni Lehmann at (469) 524-1000 or [email protected] for the access number.

MEDIA AVAILABILITYPractices are closed to the public and media. There will be post-practice media availability on Tuesday at the Moncrief Athletics Complex, though the best time for interviews is during the Monday news conference which begins at 11 a.m. Central on the ninth floor of Bellmont Hall (west side of Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium). Interview inquiries should be sent to Associate AD for Media Relations John Bianco ([email protected]).

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Abilene ________ KKHR-FM _________ 106.3Alpine _________ KVLF-AM __________ 1240Amarillo ________KGNC-AM ___________710Austin *^ _______ KTXX-FM _________ 104.9Austin _________ KOKE-FM __________ 99.3Austin _________ KTAE-FM _________ 105.3Austin _________ KTAE-AM __________ 1490Austin _________ KLGO-FM __________ 98.5Austin _________ KLGO-AM __________ 1260Big Spring _______ KBTS-AM __________ 1490Bonham ________ KFYN-AM __________ 1420Carthage ________ KGAS-AM __________ 1590Carthage ________ KGAS-FM _________ 104.3Corpus Christi _____ KEYS-AM __________ 1440Crockett ________ KIVY-FM __________ 92.7 Dallas _________ KRLD-AM __________ 1080Del Rio ________ KWMC-AM __________ 1490El Paso _________KROD-AM ___________600Fort Stockton _____ KFST-AM ___________860Henderson ______ KWRD-AM __________ 1470Houston ________KBME-AM ___________790Liberty _________ KSHN-FM __________ 99.9Livingston _______ KETX-FM __________ 92.3Malakoff ______ KLVQ-AM/FM _________ 1410Malakoff ________ KLVQ-FM __________ 94.5Marble Falls ______ KBEY-FM _________ 103.9Marshall ________KMHT-AM __________ 1450Marshall ________KMHT-FM _________ 103.9Orange _________ KOGT-AM __________ 1600Paris __________ KFYN-FM _________ 104.3Rusk/Jacksonville __ KTLU-AM __________ 1580San Angelo ______ KKSA-AM __________ 1260San Antonio ______WOAI-AM __________ 1200Temple _________KTEM-AM __________ 1400Tyler/Longview ____ KTBB-AM ___________600

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NAME ___________ NO ______ POSAllsup, Austin _______ 69 _______ OLAnderson, Alex ______ 63 _______ OLAucoin, Peyton ______ 88 _______ TEBeck, Andrew _______ 47 _______ TEBecker, Mitchell ______ 38 ________ PBernard, Roderick _____ 27 _______ RBBluiett, Caleb _______ 42 _______ TEBonney, John _______ 24 _______ CBBoyd, Demarco ______ 36 _______ LBBoyd, Kris __________ 2 ________ CBBoyette Jr., Paul ______ 93 _______ DTBrown, Chris ________ 15 _______ DBBuechele, Shane _____ 7 ________ QBBurt, John _________ 1 _______ WRCarr, Trevor _________ 33 _______ DBCenter, Matt ________ 83 _______ TEChristmas, D’Andre ____ 98 _______ DLCole, Timothy _______ 30 _______ LBCoppens, Jon ________ 35 _______ PKCottrell, Bryce _______ 91 _______ DECovey, Josh _________ 29 ______ WRCuffee, Eric _________ 26 _______ DBCuney, Terrell _______ 51 _______ OLCurtis, Davion _______ 16 ______ WRDaniels, Chris _______ 99 _______ DLDavis, Antwuan ______ 25 _______ CBDavis, Davante _______ 9 ________ CBDelance, Jean _______ 74 _______ OLDickson, Michael _____ 13 ________ PDomingue, Trent _____ 17 _______ PKDurst, Jarmarquis _____ 28 _______ DBDuvernay, Devin ______ 2 _______ WRDuvernay, Donovan ____ 27 _______ DBElliott, DeShon ______ 4 _________ SElliott, Jordan _______ 55 _______ DLEvans, Sheroid _______ 1 ________ CBFehr, Chris _________ 89 _______ TEFitzgerald, Andrew ____ 48 _______ DLFord, Poona ________ 95 _______ DTForeman, Armanti ____ 3 _______ WRForeman, D’Onta _____ 33 _______ RBForisha, Caden _______ 38 _______ DBFowler, Erick ________ 41 ______ OLBFreeman, Edwin ______ 35 _______ LBGonzalez, David ______ 87 _______ DEGonzalez, Eric _______ 36 ______ WRGraf, Garrett ________ 54 _______ OLGray, Garrett ________ 87 ______ WRGreenwood, Jimmy ____ 17 _______ QBHafley, Trenton ______ 40 _______ RBHager, Breckyn ______ 44 _______ LBHaines, Dylan _______ 14 ________ SHall, Jason _________ 31 ________ SHarper, Jay _________ 42 _______ LBHeard, Jerrod _______ 13 ______ WRHemphill-Mapps, Reggie __ 82 ________WRHildebrand, John Thomas __ 83 ________WRHill, Holton _________ 5 ________ DBHodges, Brandon _____ 58 _______ OLHolbrook, Jak _______ 53 _______ DSHoltz, Trey _________ 15 _______ QBHouston, Tristian _____ 41 _______ RBHrncir, Kyle _________ 31 _______ LBHudson, Patrick ______ 73 _______ OLHuffman, Connor _____ 27 _______ DBHughes, Naashon _____ 40 _______ DEHumphrey, Lil’Jordan ___ 4 _______ WRImade, Tope ________ 67 _______ OLJefferson, Malik ______ 46 _______ LBJoe, Lorenzo ________ 5 _______ WR

NO _ NAME ________________ POS _____ HT ______ WT _____ CL-EX ______________ HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)1 ___ Burt, John ______________ WR ______ 6-3 ______ 189 _____ So.-1L ______________________Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln)1 ___ Evans, Sheroid ___________ CB ______ 6-1 ______ 194 _____ Sr.-3L _______________ Sugar Land, Texas (Fort Bend Dulles)2 ___ Boyd, Kris ______________ CB ______ 6-1 ______ 190 _____ So.-1L ________________________Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer)2 ___ Duvernay, Devin __________ WR ______5-11 ______ 195 _____ Fr.-HS ________________________Sachse, Texas (Sachse)3 ___ Foreman, Armanti _________ WR ______5-11 ______ 205 _____ Jr.-2L ____________________Texas City, Texas (Texas City)4 ___ Elliott, DeShon ____________ S ______ 6-1 ______ 202 _____ So.-1L _________________Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall-Heath)4 ___ Humphrey, Lil’Jordan _______ WR ______ 6-4 ______ 222 _____ Fr.-HS _______________ Grapevine, Texas (Southlake Carroll)5 ___ Hill, Holton _____________ DB ______ 6-2 ______ 195 _____ So.-1L _______________________ Houston, Texas (Lamar)5 ___ Joe, Lorenzo _____________ WR ______ 6-3 ______ 204 _____ Jr.-2L _______________________ Abilene, Texas (Cooper)6 ___ Oliver, Jake _____________ WR ______ 6-3 ______ 215 _____ Jr.-1L _________________________Dallas, Texas (Jesuit)7 ___ Buechele, Shane __________ QB ______ 6-1 ______ 191 _____ Fr.-HS ______________________ Arlington, Texas (Lamar)8 ___ Leonard, Dorian___________ WR ______ 6-4 ______ 200 _____ Jr.-2L ____________________ Longview, Texas (Longview)9 ___ Davis, Davante ___________ CB ______ 6-2 ______ 197 _____ So.-1L ________________Miami, Fla. (Booker T. Washington)9 ___ Johnson, Collin ___________ WR ______ 6-6 ______ 212 _____ Fr.-HS _________________ San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian)11 __ Locke III, P.J. _____________ S ______5-10 ______ 200 _____ So.-1L _____________________ Beaumont, Texas (Central)11 __ Vinklarek, Logan __________ QB ______ 6-2 ______ 232 _____ Jr.-SQ _________ La Grange, Texas (La Grange/Blinn [Texas] JC)11 __ Warrick, Jacorey __________ WR ______5-11 ______ 173 _____ Sr.-2L ___________________ Houston, Texas (Cypress Falls)13 __ Dickson, Michael ___________ P ______ 6-2 ______ 209 _____ So.-1L ____________________ Sydney, Australia (Kirrawee)13 __ Heard, Jerrod ____________ WR ______ 6-3 ______ 201 _____ So.-1L ________________________ Denton, Texas (Guyer)14 __ Haines, Dylan _____________ S ______ 6-1 ______ 200 _____ Sr.-2L ___________________ Lago Vista, Texas (Lago Vista)14 __ Locksley, Kai _____________ WR ______ 6-4 ______ 198 _____ Fr.-RS _________________Washington, D.C. (Gilman School)15 __ Brown, Chris _____________ DB ______ 5-9 ______ 194 _____ Fr.-HS ________________________ Houston, Texas (Elsik)15 __ Holtz, Trey ______________ QB ______ 6-2 ______ 187 _____ Sr.-1L _______________________ Tampa, Fla. (H.B. Plant)16 __ Curtis, Davion ____________ WR ______ 6-1 ______ 174 _____ Fr.-HS _______________________Temple, Texas (Temple)17 __ Domingue, Trent __________ PK ______ 6-2 ______ 170 _____ Sr.-GR __________________ Mandeville, La. (St. Paul’s/LSU)17 __ Greenwood, Jimmy ________ QB ______ 6-3 ______ 184 _____ Jr.-SQ ______________________ Houston, Texas (Kinkaid)18 __ Swoopes, Tyrone __________ QB ______ 6-4 ______ 249 _____ Sr.-2L ________________ Whitewright, Texas (Whitewright)18 __ Vaccaro, Kevin ____________ S ______ 5-8 ______ 188 _____ Sr.-3L _________________ Brownwood, Texas (Brownwood)19 __ Jones, Brandon ___________ DB ______5-11 ______ 192 _____ Fr.-HS ________________Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches)19 __ Merrick, Matthew _________ QB ______ 6-3 ______ 195 _____ Fr.-RS ___________________ Dallas, Texas (Cistercian Prep)21 __ Porter, Kyle _____________ RB ______ 5-9 ______ 208 _____ Fr.-HS __________________________ Katy, Texas (Katy)23 __ McCulloch, Jeffrey _________ LB ______ 6-2 ______ 241 _____ Fr.-HS _______________________ Houston, Texas (Davis)23 __ Strickland, Jordan _________ DB ______5-10 ______ 157 _____ So.-SQ ___________________ Aurora, Colo. (Cherokee Trail)24 __ Bonney, John ____________ CB ______ 6-1 ______ 192 _____ So.-1L _______________________ Houston, Texas (Lamar)25 __ Davis, Antwuan ___________ CB ______ 6-1 ______ 193 _____ Jr.-2L ______________________ Bastrop, Texas (Bastrop)25 __ Warren III, Chris __________ RB ______ 6-2 ______ 252 _____ So.-1L _____________________ Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall)26 __ Cuffee, Eric______________ DB ______5-10 ______ 195 _____ Fr.-HS _________________________ Waco, Texas (Waco)27 __ Bernard, Roderick _________ RB ______ 5-9 ______ 175 _____ Jr.-2L ___________________ Houston, Texas (Sharpstown)27 __ Duvernay, Donovan ________ DB ______ 5-9 ______ 185 _____ Fr.-HS ________________________Sachse, Texas (Sachse)27 __ Huffman, Connor __________ DB ______ 5-9 ______ 168 _____ Jr.-SQ ____________________ Arlington, Texas (Arlington)28 __ Durst, Jarmarquis __________ DB ______ 6-2 ______ 190 _____ Jr.-TR ____________ Conroe, Texas (Oak Ridge/Tarleton State)28 __ Johnson, Kirk ____________ RB ______ 6-1 ______ 202 _____ So.-1L _________________ San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian)29 __ Covey, Josh _____________ WR ______ 6-1 ______ 200 _____ Fr.-RS __________________ Georgetown, Texas (East View)30 __ Cole, Timothy ____________ LB ______ 6-1 ______ 239 _____ Sr.-3L _____________________Brenham, Texas (Brenham)30 __ Yoder, Tim ______________ RB ______ 5-9 ______ 190 _____ So.-SQ _________________________ Plano, Texas (Plano)31 __ Hall, Jason _______________ S ______ 6-3 ______ 216 _____ Jr.-2L ____________ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie)31 __ Hrncir, Kyle _____________ LB ______ 6-1 ______ 200 _____ Fr.-HS ___________________ San Antonio, Texas (Johnson)32 __ Roach, Malcolm ___________ OLB ______ 6-2 ______ 263 _____ Fr.-HS _________________ Baton Rouge, La. (Madison Prep)33 __ Carr, Trevor _____________ DB ______5-10 ______ 198 _____ Fr.-HS ___________________________ Tyler, Texas (Lee)33 __ Foreman, D’Onta __________ RB ______ 6-1 ______ 249 _____ Jr.-2L ____________________Texas City, Texas (Texas City)35 __ Coppens, Jon ____________ PK ______ 6-1 ______ 198 _____ Fr.-RS ________________ Double Oak, Texas (Nolan Catholic)35 __ Freeman, Edwin __________ LB ______ 6-1 ______ 228 _____ So.-1L ______________________ Arlington, Texas (Bowie)36 __ Boyd, Demarco ___________ LB ______5-11 ______ 245 _____ Fr.-HS ________________________Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer)36 __ Gonzalez, Eric ____________ WR ______ 5-7 ______ 172 _____ Fr.-HS ______________________Weslaco, Texas (Weslaco)37 __ Tseng, Johnny ____________ LB ______ 6-1 ______ 211 _____ Sr.-SQ _______________________Lolita, Texas (Industrial)38 __ Becker, Mitchell____________ P ______ 6-2 ______ 188 _____ Jr.-SQ __________________ League City, Texas (Clear Creek)38 __ Forisha, Caden ___________ DB ______ 5-8 ______ 160 _____ Fr.-HS _________________________ Hutto, Texas (Hutto)39 __ Pequeno, Edward__________ LB ______ 6-2 ______ 227 _____ Fr.-HS _____________________ McAllen, Texas (Memorial)39 __ Poujol, Michael David _______ DS ______ 6-3 ______ 215 _____ Fr.-HS _____________________ Houston, Texas (Memorial)40 __ Hafley, Trenton ___________ RB ______ 5-9 ______ 192 _____ So.-SQ ____________________ Wichita Falls, Texas (Burnet)40 __ Hughes, Naashon __________ DE ______ 6-4 ______ 237 _____ Jr.-2L ______________Harker Heights, Texas (Harker Heights)41 __ Fowler, Erick_____________ OLB ______ 6-1 ______ 240 _____ Fr.-HS ________________________ Manor, Texas (Manor)41 __ Houston, Tristian __________ RB ______5-11 ______ 220 _____ Fr.-RS _________________ Galena Park, Texas (North Shore)42 __ Bluiett, Caleb ____________ TE ______ 6-3 ______ 257 _____ Sr.-3L __________________ Beaumont, Texas (West Brook)42 __ Harper, Jay _____________ LB ______5-11 ______ 241 _____ So.-SQ _____________________ Houston, Texas (Stratford)43 __ Townsend, Cameron ________ LB ______ 6-1 ______ 214 _____ Fr.-RS _________________ Missouri City, Texas (Ridge Point)43 __ Willis, Robert ____________ TE ______ 6-2 ______ 233 _____ Jr.-HS ___________ Dripping Springs, Texas (Dripping Springs)44 __ Hager, Breckyn ___________ LB ______ 6-3 ______ 227 _____ So.-1L ______________________ Austin, Texas (Westlake)44 __ Vasser, Quincy ___________ TE ______ 6-4 ______ 239 _____ Sr.-1L ____________ Nyack, N.Y. (Navarro CC/Hargrave/Nyack)45 __ Wheeler, Anthony _________ LB ______ 6-2 ______ 228 _____ So.-1L ________________________ Dallas, Texas (Skyline)46 __ Jefferson, Malik ___________ LB ______ 6-3 ______ 238 _____ So.-1L ______________________ Mesquite, Texas (Poteet)

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NAME ___________ NO ______ POSJohnson, Collin ______ 9 _______ WRJohnson, Kirk _______ 28 _______ RBJones, Brandon ______ 19 _______ DBLeonard, Dorian ______ 8 _______ WRLocke III, P.J. ________ 11 ________ SLocksley, Kai ________ 14 ______ WRLopez, Frank ________ 68 _______ OLMajor, Buck ________ 70 _______ OLMcCulloch, Jeffrey _____ 23 _______ LBMcMillon, Jake ______ 64 _______ OLMercado, Alex _______ 61 _______ DTMerrick, Matthew _____ 19 _______ QBMoeller, Philipp ______ 85 ______ WRNelson, Chris ________ 97 _______ DTNickelson, Tristan _____ 75 _______ OTOjeaga, Patrick ______ 62 _______ DTOkafor, Denzel ______ 78/92 ______ OLOliver, Jake _________ 6 _______ WROmenihu, Charles _____ 90 _______ DEPequeno, Edward _____ 39 _______ LBPerkins, Kent ________ 76 _____OG/OTPorter, Kyle _________ 21 _______ RBPoujol, Michael David __ 39 _______ DSRoach, Malcolm ______ 32 ______ OLBRoberts, Ryan _______ 81 ______ WRRodriguez, Elijah _____ 72 _______ OLShackelford, Zach _____ 56 _______ OLSims, Matthew ______ 49 ________ PSouthall, Marcel ______ 96 _______ DLStrickland, Jordan _____ 23 _______ DBSwoopes, Tyrone _____ 18 _______ QBTemplin, Ty _________ 88 ______ WRThomas, Garrett ______ 79 _______ OLTownsend, Cameron ___ 43 _______ LBTseng, Johnny _______ 37 _______ LBUrquidez, J.P. ________ 71 _______ OLVaccaro, Kevin _______ 18 ________ SVahe, Patrick ________ 77 _______ OLVasser, Quincy _______ 44 _______ TEVinklarek, Logan _____ 11 _______ QBWarren III, Chris ______ 25 _______ RBWarrick, Jacorey ______ 11 ______ WRWelsh, Michael ______ 59 _______ OLWheeler, Anthony _____ 45 _______ LBWhiteley, Blake ______ 80 _______ TEWilbon, Gerald ______ 94 _______ DLWilliams, Connor _____ 55 _______ OLWillis, Robert _______ 43 _______ TEWilson, Michael ______ 82 ______ WRYoder, Tim _________ 30 _______ RB

NO _ NAME ________________ POS _____ HT ______ WT _____ CL-EX ______________ HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)47 __ Beck, Andrew ____________ TE ______ 6-3 ______ 253 _____ Jr.-2L __________________________Tampa, Fla. (Plant)48 __ Fitzgerald, Andrew _________ DL ______ 6-5 ______ 252 _____ Fr.-HS ___________________Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus)49 __ Sims, Matthew ____________ P ______ 6-3 ______ 188 _____ Jr.-SQ ________________________ Dallas,Texas (Lovejoy)51 __ Cuney, Terrell ____________ OL ______ 6-2 ______ 303 _____ So.-SQ ________________________ Jasper, Texas (Jasper)53 __ Holbrook, Jak ____________ DS ______5-10 ______ 204 _____ So.-SQ ______________________ Austin, Texas (McCallum)54 __ Graf, Garrett _____________ OL ______ 6-2 ______ 298 _____ Jr.-SQ ____________ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie)55 __ Elliott, Jordan ____________ DL ______ 6-4 ______ 318 _____ Fr.-HS _____________________ Houston, Texas (Westside)55 __ Williams, Connor __________ OL ______ 6-6 ______ 288 _____ So.-1L _______________________Coppell, Texas (Coppell)56 __ Shackelford, Zach __________ OL ______ 6-3 ______ 290 _____ Fr.-HS ________________________ Belton, Texas (Belton)58 __ Hodges, Brandon __________ OL ______ 6-4 ______ 310 _____ Jr.-RS ________ Aberdeen, Miss. (Aberdeen/East Mississippi CC)59 __ Welsh, Michael ___________ OL ______ 6-2 ______ 285 _____ So.-SQ ___________________ Houston, Texas (Strake Jesuit)61 __ Mercado, Alex ____________ DT ______5-11 ______ 300 _____ Sr.-SQ ___________________ San Antonio, Texas (Brennan)62 __ Ojeaga, Patrick ___________ DT ______ 6-1 ______ 297 _____ So.-SQ ________________McAllen, Texas (McAllen Memorial)63 __ Anderson, Alex ___________ OL ______ 6-3 ______ 299 _____ So.-SQ _________________New Orleans, La. (Landry-Walker)64 __ McMillon, Jake ___________ OL ______ 6-3 ______ 300 _____ So.-1L ______________________ Abilene, Texas (Abilene)67 __ Imade, Tope _____________ OL ______ 6-4 ______ 322 _____ Fr.-HS ______________________ Arlington, Texas (Bowie)68 __ Lopez, Frank _____________ OL ______ 6-1 ______ 332 _____ Sr.-SQ ______________________ Eagle Pass, Texas (Winn)69 __ Allsup, Austin ____________ OL ______ 6-2 ______ 288 _____ So.-SQ ________________________ Austin, Texas (Lorena)70 __ Major, Buck _____________ OL ______ 6-6 ______ 327 _____ Fr.-RS ___________________ Huntsville, Texas (Huntsville)71 __ Urquidez, J.P. ____________ OL ______ 6-6 ______ 300 _____ Fr.-HS ______________ Copperas Cove, Texas (Copperas Cove)72 __ Rodriguez, Elijah __________ OL ______ 6-5 ______ 295 _____ So.-1L __________________ Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek)73 __ Hudson, Patrick ___________ OL ______ 6-5 ______ 325 _____ Fr.-HS _______________________ Silsbee, Texas (Silsbee)74 __ Delance, Jean ____________ OL ______ 6-5 ______ 309 _____ Fr.-HS _________________Mesquite, Texas (North Mesquite)75 __ Nickelson, Tristan__________ OT ______ 6-9 ______ 322 _____ Jr.-1L ____ League City, Texas (Clear Falls/Fork Union/Navarro CC)76 __ Perkins, Kent ___________ OG/OT _____ 6-5 ______ 320 _____ Sr.-2L ___________________ Dallas, Texas (Lake Highlands)77 __ Vahe, Patrick ____________ OL ______ 6-3 ______ 320 _____ So.-1L ________________________ Euless, Texas (Trinity)78* _ Okafor, Denzel ___________ OL ______ 6-3 ______ 302 _____ Fr.-HS ____________________ Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville)79 __ Thomas, Garrett __________ OL ______ 6-6 ______ 293 _____ Fr.-RS ___________________________Many, La. (Many)80 __ Whiteley, Blake ___________ TE ______ 6-5 ______ 242 _____ Jr.-SQ Vancouver, BC, Canada (West Vancouver/Arizona Western CC)81 __ Roberts, Ryan ____________ WR ______ 6-6 ______ 196 _____ Sr.-SQ ______________________ Austin, Texas (Hyde Park)82 __ Hemphill-Mapps, Reggie _____ WR ______ 6-1 ______ 173 _____ Fr.-HS ______________________ Houston, Texas (Manvel)82 __ Wilson, Michael ___________ TE ______ 6-4 ______ 222 _____ So.-SQ ________________ Arlington, Texas (Arlington Martin)83 __ Center, Matt _____________ TE ______ 6-2 ______ 224 _____ Jr.-SQ _________________________ Llano, Texas (Llano)83 __ Hildebrand, John Thomas _____ WR ______5-10 ______ 175 _____ Fr.-HS _____________________ Houston, Texas (Episcopal)85 __ Moeller, Philipp ___________ WR ______5-10 ______ 179 _____ So.-SQ _________________________ Plano, Texas (Plano)87 __ Gonzalez, David ___________ DE ______ 6-5 ______ 238 _____ Jr.-HS ____________________ Chicago, Ill. (Mount Carmel)87 __ Gray, Garrett ____________ WR ______ 6-4 ______ 220 _____ So.-1L _________________ Marble Falls, Texas (Marble Falls)88 __ Aucoin, Peyton ___________ TE ______ 6-4 ______ 243 _____ Fr.-HS ___________________ Metairie, La. (Brother Martin)88 __ Templin, Ty _____________ WR ______ 6-1 ______ 193 _____ Sr.-1L __________________ Granbury, Texas (Trinity Valley)89 __ Fehr, Chris ______________ TE ______ 6-3 ______ 236 _____ So.-SQ ________________________ Austin, Texas (McNeil)90 __ Omenihu, Charles _________ DE ______ 6-6 ______ 254 _____ So.-1L ______________________ Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett)91 __ Cottrell, Bryce ____________ DE ______ 6-2 ______ 260 _____ Sr.-3L _____________________ Plano, Texas (Plano West)92* _ Okafor, Denzel ___________ OL ______ 6-3 ______ 302 _____ Fr.-HS ____________________ Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville)93 __ Boyette Jr., Paul __________ DT ______ 6-3 ______ 317 _____ Sr.-2L ______________________ Humble, Texas (Humble)94 __ Wilbon, Gerald ___________ DL ______ 6-2 ______ 329 _____ Fr.-HS ______________________ St. Rose, La. (Destrehan)95 __ Ford, Poona _____________ DT ______5-11 ______ 303 _____ Jr.-2L __________________ Hilton Head, S.C. (Hilton Head)96 __ Southall, Marcel __________ DL ______ 6-2 ______ 327 _____ Fr.-HS _____________________ Dallas, Texas (Duncanville)97 __ Nelson, Chris ____________ DT ______ 6-1 ______ 297 _____ So.-1L _________________ Lakeland, Fla. (Victory Christian)98 __ Christmas, D’Andre _________ DL ______ 6-1 ______ 313 _____ Fr.-HS _________________ New Orelans, La. (St. Augustine)99 __ Daniels, Chris ____________ DL ______ 6-2 ______ 335 _____ Fr.-HS ________________________ Euless, Texas (Trinity)

Peyton Aucoin ___________ OH-kwinCaleb Bluiett ____________ BLU-ehtJohn Bonney ____________BAHN-eePaul Boyette Jr. __________ boy-EHTShane Buechele ________ boo-SHELLBryce Cottrell __________ cuh-TRELLEric Cuffee _____________ CUH-feeTerrell Cuney ___________ CUE-neeDavion Curtis _________ DAY-vee-onAntwuan Davis _________ AN-twahnJean Delance_______ JEEN duh-LANCE

Jarmarquis Durst _____ Jar-mar-KEECEDevin Duvernay _______ DOO-ver-nayDonovan Duvernay _____ DOO-ver-naySheroid Evans ___________ shur-ODArmanti Foreman ______AH-mahn-teeD’Onta Foreman ________ dee-ON-tayJerrod Heard ____________ JAH-rodTristian Houston _________TRIST-enNaashon Hughes ________ NAY-shonTope Imade ____ TOH-pay ih-MAHD-ehKai Locksley ______________ kigh

Jeffrey McCulloch _____ mick-CULL-ockPatrick Ojeaga ______ oh-gee-AH-gahCharles Omenihu ____ oh-MEN-ah-hooMichael David Poujol ______ POU-zholJ.P. Urquidez __________yer-KEE-dezKevin Vaccaro _________vuh-CAR-ohPatrick Vahe ____________ vah-HAYLogan Vinklarek _________ VIN-clark

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DEFENSE (MULTIPLE) No. __Name _________ CL-EX __ HT __ WT ____ HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)SDE 90 __ Charles Omenihu (7) ____ So.-1L ___ 6-6 ____254 _______________ Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) OR 91 __ Bryce Cottrell (10) _______Sr.-3L ___ 6-2 ____260 _______________ Plano, Texas (Plano West) NT 97 __ Chris Nelson (8) _______ So.-1L ___ 6-1 ____297 ___________Lakeland, Fla. (Victory Christian) 93 __ Paul Boyette (8) ________Sr.-2L ___ 6-3 ____317 _______________ Humble, Texas (Humble) 98 __ D’Andre Christmas ______Fr.-HS ___ 6-1 ____313 ___________New Orleans. La. (St. Augustine)

DT 95 __ Poona Ford (16) ________Jr.-2L ___ 5-11 ___303 ____________Hilton Head, S.C. (Hilton Head) 94 __ Gerald Wilbon _________Fr.-HS ___ 6-2 ____329 _______________ St. Rose, La. (Destrehan)

FOX 44 __ Breckyn Hager (4) ______ So.-1L ___ 6-3 ____227 ________________Austin, Texas (Westlake) OR 32 __ Malcolm Roach (4) ______Fr.-HS ___ 6-2 ____263 __________ Baton Rouge, La. (Madison Prep) OR 40 __ Naashon Hughes (26) ____Jr.-2L ___ 6-4 ____237 _______ Harker Heights, Texas (Harker Heights) SLB 35 __ Edwin Freeman (4) _____ So.-1L ___ 6-1 ____228 _______________ Arlington, Texas (Bowie) 43 __ Cameron Townsend ______Fr.-RS ___ 6-1 ____214 __________ Missouri City, Texas (Ridge Point)

MLB 46 __ Malik Jefferson (18) ____ So.-1L ___ 6-3 ____238 _______________ Mesquite, Texas (Poteet) 30 __ Tim Cole (5) __________Sr.-3L ___ 6-1 ____239 ______________ Brenham, Texas (Brenham) WLB 45 __ Anthony Wheeler (9) ____ So.-1L ___ 6-2 ____228 _________________ Dallas, Texas (Skyline) 23 __ Jeffrey McCulloch _______Fr.-HS ___ 6-2 ____241 _________________Houston, Texas (Davis)

CB 24 __ John Bonney (12) ______ So.-1L ___ 6-1 ____192 ________________ Houston, Texas (Lamar) 9 ___ Davante Davis (9) ______ So.-1L ___ 6-2 ____197 _________ Miami, Fla. (Booker T. Washington) 1 ___ Sheroid Evans (4) _______Sr.-3L ___ 6-1 ____194 ________ Sugar Land, Texas (Fort Bend Dulles)

FS 31 __ Jason Hall (27) _________Jr.-2L ___ 6-3 ____216 _____ Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) 4 ___ DeShon Elliott (1) ______ So.-1L ___ 6-1 ____202 __________ Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall Heath)

SS 14 __ Dylan Haines (32) _______Sr.-2L ___ 6-1 ____200 _____________Lago Vista, Texas (Lago Vista) 18 __ Kevin Vaccaro (2) _______Sr.-3L ___ 5-8 ____188 __________ Brownwood, Texas (Brownwood)

CB 2 ___ Kris Boyd (7) _________ So.-1L ___ 6-1 ____190 _________________ Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) 5 ___ Holton Hill (11) _______ So.-1L ___ 6-2 ____195 ________________ Houston, Texas (Lamar) NB 11 __ P.J. Locke (9) _________ So.-1L ___ 5-10 ___200 ______________ Beaumont, Texas (Central) 19 __ Brandon Jones (1)_______Fr.-HS ___ 5-11 ___192 _________ Nacogdoches, Texas (Nacogdoches) 25 __ Antwuan Davis (5) ______Jr.-2L ___ 6-1 ____193 ________________ Bastrop, Texas (Bastrop)

(career starts) FOX replaces SLB in nickel package

OFFENSE (SPREAD) No. __Name _________ CL-EX __ HT __ WT ____ HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)QB 7 ___ Shane Buechele (11) _____Fr.-HS ___ 6-1 ____191 _______________ Arlington, Texas (Lamar) 18 __ Tyrone Swoopes (14) _____Sr.-2L ___ 6-4 ____249 _________ Whitewright, Texas (Whitewright)

RB 33 __ D’Onta Foreman (9) ______Jr.-2L ___ 6-1 ____249 _____________ Texas City, Texas (Texas City) 21 __ Kyle Porter ___________Fr.-HS ___ 5-9 ____208 ____________________Katy, Texas (Katy)

OWR 8 ___ Dorian Leonard (6) ______Jr.-2L ___ 6-4 ____200 _____________ Longview, Texas (Longview) 1 ___ John Burt (17) ________ So.-1L ___ 6-3 ____189 _______________ Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln) 4 ___ Lil’Jordan Humphrey _____Fr.-HS ___ 6-4 ____222 ________ Grapevine, Texas (Southlake Carroll)

IWR 6 ___ Jake Oliver (4) _________Jr.-1L ___ 6-3 ____215 __________________ Dallas, Texas (Jesuit) 13 __ Jerrod Heard (12) ______ So.-1L ___ 6-3 ____201 _________________ Denton, Texas (Guyer)

IWR 11 __ Jacorey Warrick (6) ______Sr.-2L ___ 5-11 ___173 ____________ Houston, Texas (Cyrpress Falls) 2 ___ Devin Duvernay (2) ______Fr.-HS ___ 5-11 ___195 _________________Sachse, Texas (Sachse) OWR 3 ___ Armanti Foreman (15) ____Jr.-2L ___ 5-11 ___205 _____________ Texas City, Texas (Texas City) 9 ___ Collin Johnson (1) _______Fr.-HS ___ 6-6 ____212 ___________San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian) 4 ___ Lil’Jordan Humphrey _____Fr.-HS ___ 6-4 ____222 ________ Grapevine, Texas (Southlake Carroll)

TE 42 __ Caleb Bluiett (11) _______Sr.-3L ___ 6-3 ____257 ____________ Beaumont, Texas (West Brook) 47 __ Andrew Beck (15) _______Jr.-2L ___ 6-3 ____253 ___________________ Tampa, Fla. (Plant) 44 __ Quincy Vasser _________Sr.-1L ___ 6-4 ____239 _____ Nyack, N.Y. (Navarro CC/Hargrave/Nyack)

LT 55 __ Connor Williams (22) ____ So.-1L ___ 6-6 ____288 ________________ Coppell, Texas (Coppell) 72 __ Elijah Rodriguez (3) _____ So.-1L ___ 6-5 ____295 ____________ Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek) 74 __ Jean Delance __________Fr.-HS ___ 6-5 ____309 __________ Mesquite, Texas (North Mesquite)

LG 64 __ Jake McMillon (4) ______ So.-1L ___ 6-3 ____300 ________________ Abilene, Texas (Abilene) OR 77 __ Patrick Vahe (18) ______ So.-1L ___ 6-3 ____320 _________________ Euless, Texas (Trinity) 51 __ Terrell Cuney _________ So.-SQ ___ 6-2 ____303 _________________ Jasper, Texas (Jasper)

C 56 __ Zach Shackelford (9) _____Fr.-HS ___ 6-3 ____290 _________________ Belton, Texas (Belton) 51 __ Terrell Cuney _________ So.-SQ ___ 6-2 ____303 _________________ Jasper, Texas (Jasper)

RG 76 __ Kent Perkins (33) _______Sr.-2L ___ 6-5 ____320 ____________ Dallas, Texas (Lake Highlands) 63 __ Alex Anderson (1) ______ So.-SQ ___ 6-3 ____299 __________ New Orleans, La. (Landry-Walker)

RT 58 __ Brandon Hodges (8) _____Jr.-RS ___ 6-4 ____310 _______ Aberdeen, Miss. (Aberndeed/East Mississippi CC) 75 __ Tristan Nickelson (6) _____Jr.-1L ___ 6-9 ____322 ____ League City, Texas (Clear Falls/Fork Union/Navarro CC) 78 __ Denzel Okafor _________Fr.-HS ___ 6-3 ____302 _____________ Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville)

(career starts)

SPECIAL TEAMS No. __Name ________ CL-EX __ HT ___ WT ____ HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)K 17 __ Trent Domingue ______ Sr.-GR ___ 6-2 _____170 ___________ Mandeville, La. (St. Paul’s/LSU)

KOS 38 __ Mitchell Becker ______ Jr.-SQ ___ 6-2 _____188 ___________ League City, Texas (Clear Creek)

P 13 __ Michael Dickson ______ So.-1L ___ 6-2 _____209 _____________ Sydney, Australia (Kirrawee)

H 15 __ Trey Holtz __________ Sr.-1L ___ 6-2 _____187 ___________________ Tampa, Fla. (Plant)

DS 53 __ Jak Holbrook ________ So.-SQ ___ 5-10 ____204 _______________ Austin, Texas (McCallum) 39 __ Michael David Poujol ___ Fr.-HS ___ 6-3 _____215 ______________ Houston, Texas (Memorial)

KR 11 Jacorey Warrick, 3 Armanti Foreman, 19 Brandon Jones, 2 Devin Duvernay

PR 11 Jacorey Warrick, 3 Armanti Foreman, 4 Lil’Jordan Humphrey, 5 Holton Hill

PRONUNCIATIONS

Peyton Aucoin ___________ OH-kwinCaleb Bluiett ____________ BLU-ehtJohn Bonney ____________BAHN-eePaul Boyette Jr. __________ boy-EHTShane Buechele ________ boo-SHELLBryce Cottrell __________ cuh-TRELLEric Cuffee _____________ CUH-feeTerrell Cuney ___________ CUE-neeDavion Curtis _________ DAY-vee-onAntwuan Davis _________ AN-twahnJean Delance_______ JEEN duh-LANCEJarmarquis Durst _____ Jar-mar-KEECEDevin Duvernay _______ DOO-ver-nayDonovan Duvernay _____ DOO-ver-naySheroid Evans ___________ shur-ODArmanti Foreman ______AH-mahn-teeD’Onta Foreman ________ dee-ON-tay

Jerrod Heard ____________ JAH-rodTristian Houston _________TRIST-enNaashon Hughes ________ NAY-shonTope Imade ____ TOH-pay ih-MAHD-ehKai Locksley ______________ kighJeffrey McCulloch _____ mick-CULL-ockPatrick Ojeaga ______ oh-gee-AH-gahCharles Omenihu ____ oh-MEN-uh-hooMichael David Poujol ______ POU-zholJ.P. Urquidez __________yer-KEE-dezKevin Vaccaro _________vuh-CAR-ohPatrick Vahe ____________ vah-HAYLogan Vinklarek _________ VIN-clark

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OFFENSE ________ QB ____ RB ____ OWR ____ IWR ___ IWR/TE __ OWR _____ LT _____ LG _____ C _____ RG ______RTNOTRE DAME _______ Buechele __ D. Foreman ___ Burt _____ Warrick __ Bluiett (TE) _ A. Foreman ___ Williams ____ Vahe ___ Shackelford __ Perkins_____ HodgesUTEP ____________ Buechele __ Warren III ____ Burt _____ Warrick ___ Beck (TE) __ A. Foreman __ Rodriguez ___ Vahe ___ Shackelford _ Anderson ____ Hodgesat Cal ____________ Buechele __ Warren III ____ Burt _____ Warrick __ Bluiett (TE) _ A. Foreman ___ Williams ____ Vahe ___ Shackelford __ Perkins_____ Hodgesat Oklahoma State ____ Buechele __ D. Foreman ___ Burt ______Oliver ___ Heard (IWR) _ A. Foreman ___ Williams ____ Vahe ___ Shackelford _ McMillon ____ Hodgesvs. Oklahoma _______ Buechele __ D. Foreman ___ Burt _____ Heard ___ Bluiett (TE) _ A. Foreman ___ Williams ____ Vahe ___ Shackelford __ Perkins_____ HodgesIOWA STATE ________ Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ____ Warrick __ Oliver (IWR) _ A. Foreman ___ Williams ____ Vahe ___ Shackelford __ Perkins____ Nickelsonat Kansas State ______ Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ___ Duvernay __ Bluiett (TE) __ Beck (TE) ___ Williams ____ Vahe ____ McMillon ___ Perkins____ NickelsonBAYLOR ___________ Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ___ Beck (TE) __ Bluiett (TE) _ A. Foreman ___ Williams ___ McMillon _ Shackelford __ Perkins____ Nickelsonat Texas Tech _______ Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard _____Oliver ____ Duvernay _ A. Foreman ___ Williams ___ McMillon _ Shackelford __ Perkins_____ HodgesWEST VIRGINIA ______ Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ____ Warrick __ Bluiett (TE) __ Johnson ____ Williams ___ Rodriguez _ Shackelford __ Perkins_____ Hodgesat Kansas __________ Buechele __ D. Foreman __ Leonard ____ Warrick ____ Oliver ___ A. Foreman ___ Williams ____ Vahe ____ Rodriguez ___ Perkins_____ HodgesTCU

DEFENSE _______ SDE ____ NT _____ DT ___ FOX/SLB___ MLB ___ WLB _____ CB _____FS _____ SS _____CB _____ NBNOTRE DAME _______ Omenihu ___ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Wheeler ____ Davis ______Hall _____ Haines _____Evans _____ LockeUTEP ____________ Omenihu ___ Boyette ____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Wheeler ____ Davis ______Hall _____Vaccaro _____Evans ___ Hager (FOX)at Cal ____________ Omenihu ___ Boyette ____ Ford _____ Hill (CB) ___ Jefferson ___ Wheeler ____ Davis ______Hall _____ Haines _____Evans _____ Lockeat Oklahoma State ____ Omenihu ___ Nelson _____ Ford ____Roach (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Wheeler ____ Davis _____ Jones ____Vaccaro _____Evans ___ Hager (FOX)vs. Oklahoma _______ Omenihu ___ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Wheeler ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines _____ Hill ______ LockeIOWA STATE ________ Omenihu ___ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Wheeler ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ Lockeat Kansas State ______ Omenihu ___ Nelson _____ Ford ____Roach (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Wheeler ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney __ Hager (FOX)BAYLOR ____________ Cottrell ___ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) ___ Cole ____ Freeman ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ Lockeat Texas Tech ________ Hill (CB) __ Roach (FOX) ___ Ford ____Hager (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Freeman ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ LockeWEST VIRGINIA _______ Cottrell ___ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) __ Jefferson ___ Freeman ___ K. Boyd _____Hall _____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ Lockeat Kansas ___________ Roach ____ Nelson _____ Ford ___ Hughes (FOX) ___ Cole ____ Freeman ___ K. Boyd ____ Elliott ____ Haines ____ Bonney ____ LockeTCU

Career Career Consec ConsecPlayer Games Starts Games StartsAlex Anderson, OL 5 1 0 0Andrew Beck, TE 36 15 36 0Mitchell Becker, KOS 11 0 11 0Caleb Bluiett, TE 43 11 9 0John Bonney, CB 23 12 23 6Kris Boyd, CB 23 7 23 6Paul Boyette Jr., DT 41 8 37 0Shane Buechele, QB 11 11 11 11John Burt, WR 22 17 0 0Matt Center, TE 1 0 0 0D’Andre Christmas, DL 7 0 3 0Timothy Cole, LB 42 5 20 1Bryce Cottrell, DE 41 10 6 0Terrell Cuney, OL 2 0 0 0Antwuan Davis, CB 28 5 3 0Davante Davis, CB 23 9 23 0Jean Delance, OL 2 0 0 0Michael Dickson, P 23 0 23 0Trent Domingue, PK 11 0 11 0Devin Duvernay, WR 11 2 11 0DeShon Elliott, S 18 1 18 1Jordan Elliott, DL 5 0 0 0Sheroid Evans, CB 35 4 1 0Poona Ford, DT 32 16 31 12Armanti Foreman, WR 33 15 15 1D’Onta Foreman, RB 27 9 9 8Erick Fowler, LB 8 0 8 0Edwin Freeman, LB 17 4 14 4Garrett Graf, OL 1 0 0 0Garrett Gray, TE 9 0 4 0Breckyn Hager, LB 20 4 15 0

Career Career Consec ConsecPlayer Games Starts Games Starts Dylan Haines, S 34 32 9 7Jason Hall, S 34 27 0 0Jerrod Heard, WR 22 12 3 0Holton Hill, DB 18 11 0 0Brandon Hodges, OL 9 8 3 3Jak Holbrook, DS 11 0 11 0Trey Holtz, QB 22 0 15 0Tristian Houston, RB 2 0 1 0Naashon Hughes, DE 36 26 36 2Lil’Jordan Humphrey, WR 8 0 1 0Malik Jefferson, LB 21 18 0 0Lorenzo Joe, WR 32 1 0 0Collin Johnson, WR 11 1 11 0Kirk Johnson, RB 6 0 0 0Brandon Jones, DB 11 1 11 0Dorian Leonard, WR 28 6 22 6P.J. Locke III, DB 23 9 23 4Jeffrey McCulloch, LB 11 0 11 0Jake McMillon, OL 21 4 0 0Alex Mercado, DT 1 0 0 0Chris Nelson, DT 19 8 13 2Tristan Nickelson, OL 16 6 2 0Patrick Ojeaga, DT 1 0 0 0Denzel Okafor, OL 8 0 4 0Jake Oliver, WR 19 4 17 1Charles Omenihu, DE 23 8 23 0Kent Perkins, OL 38 33 7 7Kyle Porter, RB 10 0 8 0Malcolm Roach, DE 11 4 11 1Elijah Rodriguez, OL 17 3 10 2Zach Shackelford, OL 9 9 0 0

Career Career Consec ConsecPlayer Games Starts Games Starts Tyrone Swoopes, QB 40 14 1 0Garrett Thomas, OL 1 0 0 0Cameron Townsend, LB 9 0 8 0Johnny Tseng, LB 1 0 0 0Kevin Vaccaro, S 21 2 12 0Patrick Vahe, OL 21 18 11 1Quincy Vasser, TE 16 0 6 0Chris Warren III, RB 12 4 0 0Jacorey Warrick, WR 33 6 7 2Anthony Wheeler, LB 21 9 2 0Gerald Wilbon, DT 7 0 2 0Connor Williams, OL 22 22 9 9Michael Wilson, TE 1 0 0 0

2016 STARTERS (GAME-BY-GAME)

2016 PARTICIPATIONS/STARTS


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2016 SCHEDULE & RESULTSRECORD: 5-6 (3-5 BIG 12)

HOME: 4-1 ROAD: 1-4 NEUTRAL: 0-1

UT DATE ____ RANK __ OPPONENT ______________ W/L ___ SCORE ____ ATTSept. 4 ___ RV/RV __ #10/9 NOTRE DAME __________W _ 50-47 (2OT) 102,315Sept. 10 __ 11/20 __ UTEP ___________________W ___ 41-7 ____92,863Sept. 17 __ 11/16 __ at California _______________ L____ 43-50 ___50,448Oct. 1 ____ 22/25 __ at Oklahoma State* __________ L____ 31-49 ___53,468 Oct. 8 ____ RV/NR __ vs. #20/22 Oklahoma*+ _______ L____ 40-45 ___90,100Oct. 15 __________ IOWA STATE* ______________W ___ 27-6 ____96,851 Oct. 22 __________ at Kansas State* ____________ L____ 21-24 ___52,328Oct. 29 __________ #8/6 BAYLOR* _____________W ___ 35-34 ___97,822Nov. 5 ___________ at Texas Tech* _____________W ___ 45-37 ___60,803Nov. 12 __________ #11/10 WEST VIRGINIA* _______ L____ 20-24 ___98,367Nov. 19 __________ at Kansas* ________________ L___21-24 (OT) __25,673 Nov. 25 __________ TCU* ____________________________________

* Big 12 Conference game // + Cotton Bowl (Dallas)

ATTENDANCETotal _____________________11 games ___________ 821,038 (74,639 avg)Home _____________________ 5 games ___________ 488,218 (97,643 avg)Road _____________________ 5 games ___________ 242,720 (48,544 avg)Neutral ____________________ 1 game ___________ 90,100 (90,100 avg)

RUSHINGNAME _______ G __ ATT _ GAIN _ LOST _ NET _ AVG ___TD __ LONG AVG/GForeman, D’Onta _ 10 _ 292 _ 1879 __ 16 __ 1863 __ 6.4 ___ 15 ___ 74 __ 186.3Warren III, Chris __ 4 ___ 62 __ 367 __ 1 __ 366 __ 5.9 ___ 3 ___ 46 ___ 91.5Porter, Kyle ____ 10 __ 43 __ 203 __ 12 __ 191 __ 4.4 ___ 0 ___ 30 ___ 19.1Buechele, Shane _ 11 __ 86 __ 319 __153 _ 166 __ 1.9 ___ 2 ___ 23 ___ 15.1Swoopes, Tyrone _ 10 __ 52 __ 179 __ 20 __ 159 __ 3.1 ___ 7 ___ 14 ___ 15.9Dickson, Michael _ 11 __ 1 ___ 6 ___ 0 ___ 6 ___ 6.0 ___ 0 ____ 6 ____ 0.5Houston, Tristian _ 1 ___ 3 ___ 4 ___ 1 ___ 3 ___ 1.0 ___ 0 ____ 3 ____ 3.0Heard, Jerrod ___ 10 __ 1 ___-12 __ 0 ___-12 _ -12.0 ___ 0 ____ 5 ____ -1.2Leonard, Dorian __ 11 __ 0 ___-12 __ 0 ___-12 __ 0.0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ -1.1TEAM ________ 9 ___ 11 ___ 0 ___ 48 ___-48 __-4.4 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ -5.3Total ________ 11 _ 551 _ 2933 __251 _ 2682 __ 4.9 ___ 27 ___ 74 __ 243.8Opponents _____ 11 _ 504 _ 2368 __400 _ 1968 __ 3.9 ___ 19 ___ 54 __ 178.9

PASSINGNAME ________ G __ EFF ____ C-A-I ___ PCT ___ YDS___TD _ LONG _EFFICBuechele, Shane __ 11 __141.89 _ 220-352-10 _ 62.5 ___2740 __ 21 __ 80 __ 249.1Swoopes, Tyrone __ 10 __ 94.93 ____ 5-9-1 ___ 55.6 ___ 66 ___ 0 __ 34 ___6.6TEAM _________ 9 __ 0.00 ____ 0-2-0 ____0.0 _____ 0 ___ 0 ___0 ____0.0Total.......... ______ 11 __139.95 _ 225-363-11 _ 62.0 ___2806 __ 21 __ 80 __ 255.1Opponents......____ 11 __141.39 _ 230-375-9 _ 61.3 ___2924 __ 22 __ 71 __ 265.8

TEAM TOTALS TEXAS OPPONENTSSCORING _______________________________ 374___________ 347 Points Per Game __________________________ 34.0___________ 31.5 Points Off Turnovers ________________________ 38____________ 68FIRST DOWNS ____________________________ 282___________ 251 Rushing _______________________________ 150___________ 111 Passing _______________________________ 111___________ 118 Penalty ________________________________ 21____________ 22RUSHING YARDAGE ________________________ 2682___________1968 Yards gained rushing ______________________ 2933___________2368 Yards lost rushing _________________________ 251___________ 400 Rushing Attempts _________________________ 551___________ 504 Average Per Rush __________________________4.9____________ 3.9 Average Per Game________________________ 243.8__________ 178.9 TDs Rushing _____________________________ 27____________ 19PASSING YARDAGE ________________________ 2806___________2924 Comp-Att-Int _______________________ 225-363-11_______ 230-375-9 Average Per Pass __________________________7.7____________ 7.8 Average Per Catch _________________________ 12.5___________ 12.7 Average Per Game________________________ 255.1__________ 265.8 TDs Passing ______________________________ 21____________ 22TOTAL OFFENSE __________________________ 5488___________4892 Total Plays _____________________________ 914___________ 879 Average Per Play __________________________6.0____________ 5.6 Average Per Game________________________ 498.9__________ 444.7KICK RETURNS: #-Yards ____________________ 40-736_________ 40-813PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards ____________________ 25-178__________ 18-93INT RETURNS: #-Yards _______________________9-77_________ 11-196KICK RETURN AVERAGE ______________________ 18.4___________ 20.3PUNT RETURN AVERAGE _______________________7.1____________ 5.2INT RETURN AVERAGE ________________________8.6___________ 17.8FUMBLES-LOST __________________________ 16-11__________ 23-10PENALTIES-Yards ________________________ 79-727_________ 76-670 Average Per Game_________________________ 66.1___________ 60.9PUNTS-Yards__________________________ 58-2730_________68-2698 Average Per Punt _________________________ 47.1___________ 39.7 Net punt average _________________________ 42.0___________ 36.5KICKOFFS-Yards ________________________ 69-4315_________67-4165 Average Per Kick __________________________ 62.5___________ 62.2 Net kick average __________________________ 41.0___________ 41.1TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ___________________ 28:05__________ 31:553RD-DOWN Conversions ____________________ 66/175_________ 71/178 3rd-Down Pct ___________________________ 38%___________ 40%4TH-DOWN Conversions _____________________ 11/19___________ 8/17 4th-Down Pct ___________________________ 58%___________ 47%SACKS BY-Yards _________________________ 38-279_________ 26-141MISC YARDS _______________________________ 1_____________ 1TOUCHDOWNS SCORED _______________________ 48____________ 43FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS _____________________ 14-20__________ 14-17ON-SIDE KICKS ____________________________ 0-1____________0-0RED-ZONE SCORES ____________________ (41-50) 82%______ (37-44) 84%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS ________________ (29-50) 58%______ (25-44) 57%PAT-ATTEMPTS ______________________ (40-44) 91%______ (39-41) 95%ATTENDANCE __________________________ 488218_________ 242720 Games/Avg Per Game ___________________ 5/97644_________5/48544 Neutral Site Games ____________________________________1/92100

SCORE BY QUARTER 1st __ 2nd __3rd ___ 4th ____OT _____ TOTALTEXAS ____________88 ___ 101 __103 ___ 69 _____13 _____ 374OPPONENTS ________97 ___ 108 __68 ____ 61 _____13 _____ 347


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RECEIVINGNAME ____________ G ___ NO ___ YDS ___ AVG ____ TD ___ LONG ___ AVG/GForeman, Armanti _____ 11 ____34 ___ 420 ___ 12.4 ____ 3 ______51 ______ 38.2Oliver, Jake __________ 11 ____31 ___ 329 ___ 10.6 ____ 0 ______52 ______ 29.9Warrick, Jacorey _______ 10 ____27 ___ 334 ___ 12.4 ____ 3 ______75 ______ 33.4Leonard, Dorian _______ 11 ____26 ___ 378 ___ 14.5 ____ 3 ______49 ______ 34.4Heard, Jerrod ________ 10 ____24 ___ 266 ___ 11.1 ____ 3 ______68 ______ 26.6Johnson, Collin _______ 11 ____24 ___ 264 ___ 11.0 ____ 3 ______40 ______ 24.0Burt, John __________ 9 ____18 ___ 201 ___ 11.2 ____ 1 ______72 ______ 22.3Duvernay, Devin ______ 11 ____17 ___ 339 ___ 19.9 ____ 3 ______80 ______ 30.8Joe, Lorenzo _________ 7 ____ 8 ___ 102 ___ 12.8 ____ 0 ______61 ______ 14.6Foreman, D’Onta ______ 10 ____ 7 ___ 75 ___ 10.7 ____ 0 ______21 _______ 7.5Beck, Andrew ________ 11 ____ 3 ___ 62 ___ 20.7 ____ 2 ______39 _______ 5.6Humphrey, Lil’Jordan ___ 9 ____ 2 ___ 15 ___ 7.5 _____ 0 ______ 8 _______ 1.7Bluiett, Caleb ________ 10 ____ 2 ___ 11 ___ 5.5 _____ 0 ______10 _______ 1.1Porter, Kyle _________ 10 ____ 2 ___ 10 ___ 5.0 _____ 0 ______ 8 _______ 1.0Total _____________ 11 ___ 225 __ 2806 __ 12.5 ____ 21______80 _____ 255.1Opponents __________ 11 ___ 230 __ 2924 __ 12.7 ____ 22______71 _____ 265.8

ALL-PURPOSE PUNT KONAME __________________ G ____ RUSH _ REC __ RET __RET __ IR __ TOTAL ___ YPGForeman, D’Onta ____________ 10 ____ 1863 ___ 75 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ 1938 ___ 193.8Warrick, Jacorey _____________ 10 ______0 ___ 334 ___ 76 ___ 221 ___ 0 ____ 631 ____ 63.1Foreman, Armanti ___________ 11 ______0 ___ 420 ___ 69 ___ 110 ___ 0 ____ 599 ____ 54.5Duvernay, Devin ____________ 11 ______0 ___ 339 ___ 0 ___ 257 ___ 0 ____ 596 ____ 54.2Leonard, Dorian _____________ 11 _____ -12 __ 378 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ 366 ____ 33.3Warren III, Chris _____________ 4 _____ 366 ___ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ 366 ____ 91.5Oliver, Jake ________________ 11 ______0 ___ 329 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ 329 ____ 29.9Johnson, Collin _____________ 11 ______0 ___ 264 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ 264 ____ 24.0Heard, Jerrod ______________ 10 _____ -12 __ 266 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ 254 ____ 25.4Porter, Kyle _______________ 10 _____ 191 ___ 10 ____ 0 ___ 29 ___ 0 ____ 230 ____ 23.0Burt, John ________________ 9 ______0 ___ 201 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ 201 ____ 22.3Buechele, Shane ____________ 11 _____ 166 ___ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ 166 ____ 15.1Swoopes, Tyrone ____________ 10 _____ 159 ___ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ 159 ____ 15.9Joe, Lorenzo _______________ 7 ______0 ___ 102 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ 102 ____ 14.6Jones, Brandon _____________ 11 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 33 ___ 44 ___ 0 _____ 77 ______ 7.0Beck, Andrew ______________ 11 ______0 ____ 62 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 _____ 62 ______ 5.6Haines, Dylan ______________ 10 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ___ 38 ____ 38 ______ 3.8Freeman, Edwin _____________ 11 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ___ 37 ____ 37 ______ 3.4Vasser, Quincy ______________ 10 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 30 ___ 0 _____ 30 ______ 3.0Boyd, Kris ________________ 11 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 29 ___ 0 _____ 29 ______ 2.6Bluiett, Caleb ______________ 10 ______0 ____ 11 ____ 0 ___ 16 ___ 0 _____ 27 ______ 2.7Humphrey, Lil’Jordan _________ 9 ______0 ____ 15 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 _____ 15 ______ 1.7Dickson, Michael ____________ 11 ______6 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 _____ 6 ______ 0.5Houston, Tristian ____________ 1 ______3 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 _____ 3 ______ 3.0Locke III, P.J. _______________ 11 ______0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____ 2 _____ 2 ______ 0.2TEAM ___________________ 9 _____ -48 ___ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 ____ -48 ____ -5.3Total ___________________ 11 ____ 2682 __ 2806 __ 178 __ 736 __ 77 ___ 6479 ___ 589.0Opponents ________________ 11 ____ 1968 __ 2924 ___ 93 ___ 813 __ 196 ___ 5994 ___ 544.9

TOTAL OFFENSENAME ________________ G ___PLAYS RUSH _PASS ___ YDS ___________ YPGBuechele, Shane __________ 11 ____438 __ 166 __ 2740 ___ 2906 __________ 264.2Foreman, D’Onta __________ 10 ____292 _ 1863 __ 0 ____ 1863 __________ 186.3Warren III, Chris ___________ 4 ____ 62___ 366 ___ 0 ____ 366 ____________ 91.5Swoopes, Tyrone __________ 10 ____ 61___ 159 ___66 ____ 225 ____________ 22.5Porter, Kyle _____________ 10 ____ 43___ 191 ___ 0 ____ 191 ____________ 19.1Dickson, Michael __________ 11 ____ 1 ____6 ____ 0 _____ 6 _____________ 0.5Houston, Tristian __________ 1 ____ 3 ____3 ____ 0 _____ 3 _____________ 3.0Heard, Jerrod ____________ 10 ____ 1 ___ -12 ___ 0 ____ -12 ____________ -1.2Leonard, Dorian ___________ 11 ____ 0 ___ -12 ___ 0 ____ -12 ____________ -1.1TEAM _________________ 9 ____ 13___ -48 ___ 0 ____ -48 ____________ -5.3Total.......... ______________ 11 ____914 _ 2682 _ 2806 ___ 5488 __________ 498.9Opponents......____________ 11 ____879 _ 1968 _ 2924 ___ 4892 __________ 444.7

PUNTINGNAME ______________ NO ___ YDS___ AVG. ___ LONG ___ TB ___ FC ___I20 __ 50+ BLKDickson, Michael _________57 ___2694 ___47.3 _____64 _____9 ____ 16 ___ 24 ___ 22 ___ 0Buechele, Shane _________ 1 ___ 36 ____36.0 _____36 _____1 ____ 0 ____ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0Total ________________58 ___2730 ___47.1 _____64 ____ 10 ___ 16 ___ 24 ___ 22 ___ 0Opponents _____________68 ___2698 ___39.7 _____64 _____2 ____ 19 ___ 14 ___ 13 ___ 2

KICK RETURNSNAME _______________________ NO ___ YDS ____AVG _____TD ______ LONGDuvernay, Devin _________________ 12____ 257 ____21.4 _____ 0 ________ 28Warrick, Jacorey __________________ 11____ 221 ____20.1 _____ 0 ________ 30Foreman, Armanti ________________ 6 ____ 110 ____18.3 _____ 0 ________ 33Vasser, Quincy ___________________ 3 _____ 30 _____10.0 _____ 0 ________ 14Boyd, Kris _____________________ 2 _____ 29 _____14.5 _____ 0 ________ 16Bluiett, Caleb ___________________ 2 _____ 16 _____ 8.0 _____ 0 ________ 13Jones, Brandon __________________ 2 _____ 44 _____22.0 _____ 0 ________ 23Porter, Kyle ____________________ 2 _____ 29 _____14.5 _____ 0 ________ 19Total ________________________ 40____ 736 ____18.4 _____ 0 ________ 33Opponents _____________________ 40____ 813 ____20.3 _____ 0 ________ 47

PUNT RETURNSNAME _______________________ NO ___ YDS ____AVG _____TD ______ LONGWarrick, Jacorey __________________ 14_____ 76 _____ 5.4 _____ 0 ________ 20Foreman, Armanti ________________ 8 _____ 69 _____ 8.6 _____ 0 ________ 22Jones, Brandon __________________ 2 _____ 33 _____16.5 _____ 0 _________ 0Humphrey, Lil’Jordan ______________ 1 _____ 0 _____ 0.0 _____ 0 _________ 0Total ________________________ 25____ 178 ____ 7.1 _____ 0 ________ 22Opponents _____________________ 18_____ 93 _____ 5.2 _____ 0 ________ 40

INTERCEPTIONSNAME _______________________ NO ___ YDS ____AVG _____TD ______ LONGHaines, Dylan ___________________ 4 _____ 38 _____ 9.5 _____ 0 ________ 38Locke III, P.J. ____________________ 2 _____ 2 _____ 1.0 _____ 0 _________ 2Freeman, Edwin __________________ 2 _____ 37 _____18.5 _____ 0 ________ 33Boyd, Kris _____________________ 1 _____ 0 _____ 0.0 _____ 0 _________ 0Total ________________________ 9 _____ 77 _____ 8.6 _____ 0 ________ 38Opponents _____________________ 11____ 196 ____17.8 _____ 1 ________ 55

FUMBLE RETURNSNAME _______________________ NO ___ YDS ____AVG _____TD ______ LONGElliott, DeShon ______________________1 ______ 4 ______ 4.0 ______ 0 __________ 4Total ____________________________1 ______ 4 ______ 4.0 ______ 0 __________ 4Opponents _________________________3 _____ 130 _____43.3 ______ 1 ________ 100

KICKOFFSNAME ___________ NO ___ YDS ___AVG ___ TB __ OB __ RETN __NET ____ YDLNBecker, Mitchell _______68 __ 4296 __63.2 ___ 27 ___1 _____Domingue, Trent ______ 1 ___ 19 ___19.0 ____0 ____1 _____Total _____________69 __ 4315 __62.5 ___ 27 ___2 ____ 813 ___41.0 ______ 24Opponents __________67 __ 4165 __62.2 ___ 27 ___0 ____ 736 ___41.1 ______ 23


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10-YARD GAINS BY PLAYER KO PUNTNAME NO TD RUSH REC RET RET IR FRForeman, D’Onta 47 9 44 3 0 0 0 0Warrick, Jacorey 28 2 0 13 11 4 0 0Duvernay, Devin 23 3 0 11 12 0 0 0Foreman, Armanti 22 3 0 13 5 4 0 0Oliver, Jake 15 0 0 15 0 0 0 0Leonard, Dorian 10 2 0 10 0 0 0 0Johnson, Collin 10 2 0 10 0 0 0 0Warren III, Chris 8 1 8 0 0 0 0 0Buechele, Shane 8 1 8 0 0 0 0 0Porter, Kyle 8 0 6 0 2 0 0 0Burt, John 6 1 0 6 0 0 0 0Heard, Jerrod 5 2 0 5 0 0 0 0Swoopes, Tyrone 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 0Beck, Andrew 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0Boyd, Kris 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Jones, Brandon 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Vasser, Quincy 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Bluiett, Caleb 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0Joe, Lorenzo 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0Freeman, Edwin 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Haines, Dylan 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0TOTAL 207 28 69 91 37 8 2 0

LONGEST PLAYSRUSHING (74) Foreman, D’Onta at Texas Tech (11/5/2016)

RUSHING TOUCHDOWN (74) Foreman, D’Onta at Texas Tech (11/5/2016)

PASSING (80) Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane at Kansas State (10/22/2016)

PASSING TOUCHDOWN (80) Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane at Kansas State (10/22/2016)

PUNT RETURN (22) Foreman, Armanti vs. Iowa State (10/15/2016)

KICK RETURN (33) Foreman, Armanti vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016)

INTERCEPTION RETURN (38) Haines, Dylan vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016)

FUMBLE RETURN (4) Elliott, DeShon at Kansas (11/19/2016)

PUNT (64) Dickson, Michael vs Notre Dame (9/4/2016)

FIELD GOAL (43) Domingue, Trent vs UTEP (9/10/2016)

LONG PLAYS BY THE NUMBERSYARDS NO. TD100+ 0 090-99 0 080-89 1 170-79 4 460-69 4 250-59 3 040-49 9 530-39 14 420-29 40 4

LONG PLAYS BY THE TYPETYPE NO. TDRushing 69 12Passing 91 16Punt returns 8 0Kick returns 37 0Interceptions 2 0Fumble returns 0 0Other 0 0TOTAL 207 28

20 YARD PLAYS (75)PLAYS OF 20 YARDS OR MOREYDS TYPE NAME(S) OPP*80 Pass Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane Kansas State*75 Pass Warrick, Jacorey from Buechele, Shane Kansas*75 Pass Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane Iowa State*74 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Texas Tech*72 Pass Burt, John from Buechele, Shane Notre Dame68 Pass Heard, Jerrod from Buechele, Shane Notre Dame*63 Pass Duvernay, Devin from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma*62 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Oklahoma State61 Pass Joe, Lorenzo from Buechele, Shane Baylor55 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Texas Tech52 Pass Oliver, Jake from Buechele, Shane Texas Tech51 Pass Foreman, Armanti from Buechele, Shane Baylor49 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma State*47 Rush Foreman, D’Onta California46 Rush Warren III, Chris Oklahoma State*46 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane UTEP*45 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma*41 Pass Warrick, Jacorey from Buechele, Shane California40 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Baylor40 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane Baylor*40 Pass Foreman, Armanti from Buechele, Shane Baylor*39 Pass Beck, Andrew from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma State38 Pass Foreman, Armanti from Buechele, Shane Baylor*38 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Texas Tech38 INT Haines, Dylan Oklahoma*37 Pass Heard, Jerrod from Buechele, Shane Iowa State*37 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Baylor34 Pass Foreman, Armanti from Swoopes, Tyrone California33 INT Freeman, Edwin Kansas State33 KR Foreman, Armanti Oklahoma32 Rush Foreman, D’Onta West Virginia32 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane West Virginia32 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Baylor30 Rush Porter, Kyle Texas Tech30 KR Warrick, Jacorey Baylor*29 Pass Heard, Jerrod from Buechele, Shane UTEP29 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane West Virginia28 Pass Leonard, Dorian from Buechele, Shane West Virginia28 Rush Foreman, D’Onta California28 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Oklahoma28 KR Duvernay, Devin California25 KR Duvernay, Devin Oklahoma State25 KR Duvernay, Devin California25 Rush Warren III, Chris California24 KR Duvernay, Devin Oklahoma State24 KR Warrick, Jacorey West Virginia23 KR Warrick, Jacorey Texas Tech23 Rush Buechele, Shane West Virginia23 KR Duvernay, Devin California23 Pass Oliver, Jake from Buechele, Shane Kansas State23 KR Jones, Brandon Baylor23 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Texas Tech*22 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Oklahoma State22 KR Foreman, Armanti Oklahoma*22 Rush Foreman, D’Onta Oklahoma22 KR Warrick, Jacorey West Virginia22 PR Foreman, Armanti Iowa State21 KR Jones, Brandon Oklahoma21 Rush Foreman, D’Onta West Virginia21 Pass Foreman, D’Onta from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma State21 KR Warrick, Jacorey Kansas21 Pass Warrick, Jacorey from Buechele, Shane UTEP21 Pass Oliver, Jake from Buechele, Shane Notre Dame21 Pass Heard, Jerrod from Buechele, Shane Oklahoma State20 Pass Warrick, Jacorey from Buechele, Shane Notre Dame20 KR Duvernay, Devin California20 KR Duvernay, Devin Oklahoma State20 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane West Virginia*20 Pass Johnson, Collin from Buechele, Shane West Virginia20 KR Duvernay, Devin Oklahoma State20 Pass Foreman, D’Onta from Buechele, Shane Kansas State20 Rush Warren III, Chris California20 KR Warrick, Jacorey Texas Tech20 KR Warrick, Jacorey Kansas20 PR Warrick, Jacorey Notre Dame* touchdown scored on play


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2016 SCORING DRIVESTIME __PLAYS-YARDS __ RESULT ______ SCORING PLAY ______________________________ OPPONENT 0:07 ___________ 1-37 __________Touchdown __________ 37-yard run D. Foreman _______________________________________________ Baylor (10/29/16)0:09 ___________ 1-47 __________Touchdown __________ 47-yard run D. Foreman ____________________________________________ at California (9/17/16)0:11 ___________ 1-75 __________Touchdown __________ 75-yard pass Buechele to Warrick _______________________________________ at Kansas (11/19/16)0:20 ___________ 2-90 __________Touchdown __________ 80-yard pass Buechele to D. Duvernay _________________________________ at Kansas State (10/22/16)0:25 ___________ 2-54 __________Touchdown __________ 46-yard pass Buechele to Leonard __________________________________________ UTEP (9/10/16)0:31 ___________ 2-75 __________Touchdown __________ 72-yard pass Buechele to Burt _________________________________________ Notre Dame (9/4/16)0:37 ___________ 3-60 __________Touchdown __________ 29-yard pass Buechele to Heard ___________________________________________ UTEP (9/10/16)0:42 ___________ 3-81 __________Touchdown __________ 24-yard run D. Foreman ____________________________________________at Texas Tech (11/5/16)0:51 ___________ 5-69 __________Touchdown __________ 22-yard run D. Foreman ___________________________________________ vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16)0:54 ___________ 4-69 __________Touchdown __________ 4-yard run D. Foreman ____________________________________________at Texas Tech (11/5/16)

1:03 ___________ 4-75 __________Touchdown __________ 62-yard run D. Foreman ________________________________________ at Oklahoma State (10/1/16)1:04 ___________ 4-87 __________Touchdown __________ 75-yard pass Buechele to D. Duvernay ___________________________________ Iowa State (10/15/16)1:05 ___________ 5-12 __________Field Goal ____________ 38 yards Domingue ______________________________________________ at California (9/17/16)1:13 ___________ 5-79 __________Touchdown __________ 63-yard pass Buechele to Duvernay ____________________________________ vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16)1:18 ___________ 5-75 __________Touchdown __________ 38-yard run D. Foreman ____________________________________________at Texas Tech (11/5/16)1:19 ___________ 6-67 __________Touchdown __________ 10-yard pass Buechele to A. Foreman ___________________________________ vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16)1:22 ___________4-(-3) __________Field Goal ____________ 33 yards Domingue _____________________________________________ vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16)1:28 ___________11-48 __________Field Goal ____________ 29 yards Domingue ______________________________________________at Texas Tech (11/5/16)1:29 ___________ 6-86 __________Touchdown __________ 4-yard run D. Foreman ____________________________________________ at California (9/17/16)1:31 ___________12-44 __________Field Goals ___________ 21 yards Domingue ______________________________________________ Iowa State (10/15/16)1:33 ___________ 6-84 __________Touchdown __________ 2-yard run Swoopes __________________________________________ at Oklahoma State (10/1/16)1:37 ___________ 4-1 ___________Field Goal ____________ 22 yards Domingue __________________________________________________ UTEP (9/10/16)1:44 ___________ 5-58 __________Touchdown __________ 4-yard run Buechele _________________________________________ vs. West Virginia (11/12/2016)1:44 ___________ 6-79 __________Touchdown __________ 7-yard pass Buechele to Beck ____________________________________________ Baylor (10/29/16)1:54 ___________ 8-80 __________Touchdown __________ 41-yard pass Buechele to Warrick ______________________________________ at California (9/17/16)

2:00 ___________ 8-68 __________Touchdown __________ 19-yard run D. Foreman _____________________________________________ Notre Dame (9/4/16)2:01 ___________ 6-66 __________Touchdown __________ 9-yard run D. Foreman _______________________________________________ Baylor (10/29/16)2:02 ___________ 5-75 __________Touchdown __________ 39-yard pass Buechele to Beck ____________________________________ at Oklahoma State (10/1/16)2:04 ___________ 7-64 __________Touchdown __________ 12-yard run Warren III _____________________________________________ at California (9/17/16)2:05 ___________ 7-70 __________Touchdown __________ 7-yard Buechele to Heard _______________________________________________ UTEP (9/10/16)2:06 ___________ 6-75 __________Touchdown __________ 45-yard pass Buechele to Leonard _____________________________________ vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16)2:07 ___________ 7-57 __________Touchdown __________ 6-yard pass Buechele to Leonard ____________________________________ at Kansas State (10/22/16)2:07 ___________ 8-75 __________Touchdown __________ 37-yard pass Buechele to Heard _______________________________________ Iowa State (10/15/16)2:12 ___________ 9-80 __________Touchdown __________ 20-yard pass Buechele to Johnson _________________________________ vs. West Virginia (11/12/2016)2:12 ___________ 9-60 __________Touchdown __________ 8-yard pass Buechele to Warrick ___________________________________________ UTEP (9/10/16)2:22 ___________ 8-66 __________Touchdown __________ 1-yard run D. Foreman ___________________________________________ vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16)2:24 ___________ 7-58 __________Field Goal ____________ 39 yards Domingue _________________________________________________ Baylor (10/29/16)2:28 ___________ 7-80 __________Touchdown __________ 1-yard run Swoopes _______________________________________________ Notre Dame (9/4/16)2:30 ___________ 8-88 __________Touchdown __________ 40-yard pass Buechele to A. Foreman _______________________________________ Baylor (10/29/16)2:30 ___________ 8-73 __________Touchdown __________ 22-yard run D. Foreman ________________________________________ at Oklahoma State (10/1/16)2:32 ___________ 9-46 __________Touchdown __________ 1-yard run D. Foreman _____________________________________________ at Kansas (11/19/16)2:32 ___________ 9-75 __________Touchdown __________ 16-yard pass Buechele to Johnson ______________________________________at Texas Tech (11/5/16)2:32 ___________ 9-75 __________Touchdown __________ 9-yard pass Buechele to Johnson ______________________________________at Texas Tech (11/5/16)2:42 ___________ 8-38 __________Touchdown __________ 2-yard run D. Foreman _____________________________________________ at Kansas (11/19/16)2:47 ___________ 7-67 __________Field Goal ____________ 25 yards Domingue _________________________________________________ Baylor (10/29/16)2:58 ___________11-75 __________Touchdown __________ 19-yard pass Buechele to A. Foreman _____________________________________ Notre Dame (9/4/16)2:59 ___________12-65 __________Field Goal ____________ 27 yards Domingue _________________________________________ vs. West Virginia (11/12/2016)

3:01 ___________ 8-54 __________Field Goal ____________ 25 yards Domingue _______________________________________________ Notre Dame (9/4/16)3:03 ___________11-75 __________Touchdown __________ 4-yard run Swoopes ______________________________________________at Texas Tech (11/5/16)3:10 ___________13-84 __________Touchdown __________ 4-yard run Warren III _____________________________________________ at California (9/17/16)3:30 ___________12-52 __________Touchdown __________ 1-yard run Warren III _________________________________________________ UTEP (9/10/16)3:46 ___________11-49 __________Field Goal ____________ 43 yards Domingue __________________________________________________ UTEP (9/10/16)3:59 ___________12-75 __________Touchdown __________ 8-yard run Swoopes ____________________________________________ at Kansas State (10/22/16)

4:02 ___________18-64 __________Field Goal ____________ 28 yards Domingue _____________________________________________ vs. Oklahoma (10/8/16)4:17 ___________13-96 __________Touchdown __________ 18-yard run D. Foreman ____________________________________________ Iowa State (10/15/16)4:37 ___________14-81 __________Touchdown __________ 12-yard run Swoopes _________________________________________ at Oklahoma State (10/1/16)

5:10 ___________12-59 __________Field Goal ____________ 35 yards Domingue ______________________________________________ at California (9/17/16)5:13 ___________16-88 __________Touchdown __________ 1-yard run Buechele _______________________________________________ Notre Dame (9/4/16)

6:48 ___________21-84 __________Field Goal ____________ 19 yards Domingue _________________________________________ vs. West Virginia (11/12/2016)

OT ____________ 4-25 __________Touchdown __________ 3-yard run Swoopes _______________________________________________ Notre Dame (9/4/16)OT ____________ 5-25 __________Touchdown __________ 6-yard run Swoopes _______________________________________________ Notre Dame (9/4/16)

PLAYS PER GAMETEXAS 2016

UT plays _____ Opponent ____Total Plays86 _________ Notre Dame _________16275 ___________ UTEP ___________13690 _________at California _________17083 _______ at Oklahoma State _______15482 ________ vs. Oklahoma _________16885 _________ Iowa State _________16262 ________ at Kansas State ________14072 __________ Baylor ___________16890 ________ at Texas Tech _________190100 _______ West Virginia _________17390 _________ at Kansas __________171_____________ TCU ______________

TEXAS 2015UT plays _____ Opponent ____Total Plays52 ________ at Notre Dame ________12738 ___________ Rice ___________13483 _________ California __________15150 _______ Oklahoma State ________13279 __________ at TCU ___________15970 ________ vs. Oklahoma _________13569 ________ Kansas State _________13054 ________ at Iowa State _________14670 __________ Kansas ___________13373 ________at West Virginia ________13671 _________ Texas Tech __________16163 __________at Baylor __________157

TEXAS RECORDUT plays _____ Opponent ____Total Plays101 _______Houston (1987) ________161

NCAA FBS RECORDPlays ______ Matchup __________Date115 ___ Northwestern vs. Auburn __ 1/1/2010

2016 SCORING DRIVES BY TIMEValue __Time ____________ TD/FG10 ____Less than 1:00 _________10/015 ____1:00-1:59 ____________10/522 ____2:00-2:59 ____________19/36 _____3:00-3:59 ____________ 4/23 _____4:00-4:59 ____________ 2/13 _____More than 5:00 ________ 1/2

2016 SCORING DRIVES BY YARDSValue __Yards ____________ TD/FG2 _____Less than 10 __________ 0/21 _____10-19 ______________ 0/10 _____20-29 ______________ 0/02 _____30-39 ______________ 2/05 _____40-49 ______________ 2/37 _____50-59 ______________ 3/412 ____60-69 ______________ 9/316 ____70-79 ______________16/012 ____80-89 ______________11/12 _____90+ _______________ 2/0


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SCORING PAT PAT PAT PATSCORING ___________TD ______ FGS _______ KICK _________RUSH __________RCV __________ PASS ________ DXP __________ SAF ________ POINTSForeman, D’Onta _______ 15 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 90Domingue, Trent _______ 0 ______ 14-20 _______ 40-44 _________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 82Swoopes, Tyrone _______ 7 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-2 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 42Johnson, Collin ________ 3 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 18Foreman, Armanti ______ 3 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 18Duvernay, Devin _______ 3 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 18Warren III, Chris ________ 3 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 18Warrick, Jacorey ________ 3 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 18Leonard, Dorian ________ 3 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 18Heard, Jerrod _________ 3 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 18Buechele, Shane _______ 2 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-1 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 12Beck, Andrew _________ 2 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 12Burt, John ___________ 1 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 0 ___________ 6TEAM ______________ 0 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 1 ___________ 2Jones, Brandon ________ 0 _______ 0-0 _________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0 ____________ 1 ___________ 2Total ______________ 48 ______ 14-20 _______ 40-44 _________ 0-2 ___________0 ___________ 0-1 __________ 0 ____________ 2 ___________374Opponents ___________ 43 ______ 14-17 _______ 39-41 _________ 2-2 ___________0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 2 ____________ 0 ___________347

FIELD GOAL ACCURACYNAME _____________________ G _______ 10-19 _____ 20-29 ______ 30-39 _____ 40-49 ______ 50-59 ______ 60+ ______ TOTAL _________PCT ________ LONGDomingue, Trent ______________ 10 ________ 1-1 _______ 8-8 ________ 4-7 _______ 1-3 ________ 0-1 ________ 0-0 ______ 14-20 ________ .700 _______ 43/UTEPTotal _____________________ 10 ________ 1-1 _______ 8-8 ________ 4-7 _______ 1-3 ________ 0-1 ________ 0-0 ______ 14-20 ________ .700 _______ 43/UTEPOpponents __________________ 10 ________ 0-0 _______ 6-6 ________ 6-7 _______ 2-3 ________ 0-1 ________ 0-0 ______ 14-17 ________ .824 _________ 44

TEXAS IN THE RED ZONEPossessions ____________________________________________________ 50Total scores ____________________________________________________ 41Percentage ___________________________________________________ 82.0%Points Scored __________________________________________________ 235 Touchdowns (rush/pass) ________________________________________ 29 (20/9) Field goals __________________________________________________ 12 Missed field goals _______________________________________________ 4 Turnovers ___________________________________________________ 4 On downs ___________________________________________________ 0 Clock ______________________________________________________ 1

OPPONENTS IN THE RED ZONEPossessions ____________________________________________________ 44Total scores ____________________________________________________ 37Percentage ___________________________________________________ 84.1%Points Scored __________________________________________________ 211 Touchdowns (rush/pass) ____________________________________ 25 (15/10) Field goals __________________________________________________ 12 Missed field goals _______________________________________________ 1 Turnovers ___________________________________________________ 5 On downs ___________________________________________________ 0 Clock ______________________________________________________ 1

TEXAS NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNSYDS ____ PLAY __________________ PLAYER ___________________OPPONENTNONE

POINTS OFF TURNOVER UT OPP OPP UTOPPONENT ______________ TOs ___ POINTS ________TOs ___ POINTSNOTRE DAME ______________ 1 ______ 7 __________ 0 ______ 0UTEP ___________________ 1 ______ 0 __________ 1 ______ 0at California _______________ 2 ______ 14 __________ 0 ______ 0at Oklahoma State ___________ 1 ______ 6 __________ 0 ______ 0vs. Oklahoma ______________ 2 ______ 14 __________ 4 ______ 3IOWA STATE _______________ 2 ______ 3 __________ 1 ______ 0at Kansas State _____________ 0 ______ 0 __________ 3 ______ 0BAYLOR __________________ 2 ______ 0 __________ 2 ______ 7at Texas Tech ______________ 2 ______ 14 __________ 2 ______ 7WEST VIRGINIA _____________ 3 ______ 0 __________ 4 ______ 7at Kansas _________________ 6 ______ 10 __________ 2 ______14TCU

TOTALS __________________ 22 ______ 68 __________ 19 ______38


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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME SUPERLATIVES

CATEGORY __ NO. _____________________ TEXASRushes ___________ 51 _______________ Foreman, D’Onta at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Yards Rushing _______ 341 ____________ Foreman, D’Onta at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)TD Rushes _________ 3_____________ Swoopes, Tyrone vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)_______________________________ Foreman, D’Onta at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)Long Rush _________ 74 _____________ Foreman, D’Onta at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)Pass attempts _______ 48 ___________ Buechele, Shane vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Pass completions _____ 31 ___________ Buechele, Shane vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Yards Passing _______ 318 __________ Buechele, Shane vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)TD Passes __________ 4__________________ Buechele, Shane vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016)Long Pass _________ 80 ____________ Buechele, Shane at Kansas State (Oct 22, 2016)Receptions _________ 7__________________ Warrick, Jacorey vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016)______________________________ Leonard, Dorian vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)______________________________ Johnson, Collin vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Yards Receiving ______ 142 ______________ Foreman, Armanti vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016)TD Receptions _______ 2____________________Heard, Jerrod vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016)________________________________ Johnson, Collin at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)Long Reception ______ 80 ____________ Duvernay, Devin at Kansas State (Oct 22, 2016)Field Goals _________ 2__________________Domingue, Trent vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016)________________________________ Domingue, Trent at California (Sep 17, 2016)________________________________Domingue, Trent vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)_______________________________ Domingue, Trent vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016)__________________________________ Domingue, Trent vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016)_____________________________ Domingue, Trent vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Long Field Goal ______ 43 _________________Domingue, Trent vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016)Punts ____________ 8________________ Dickson, Michael at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Punting Avg ________ 55.0 ___________ Dickson, Michael vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)Long Punt _________ 64 ____________ Dickson, Michael vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)Punts inside 20 ______ 4_______________ Dickson, Michael vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)_________________________________ Dickson, Michael at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Long Punt Return _____ 22 ____________ Foreman, Armanti vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016)Long Kickoff Return ___ 33 _____________ Foreman, Armanti vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)Tackles ___________ 13 _____________ Wheeler, Anthony vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)Sacks ____________ 2.5 ____________ Hughes, Naashon vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016)Tackles For Loss ______ 3.0 ___________ Roach, Malcolm vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Interceptions _______ 2_________________Haines, Dylan vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)_______________________________ Haines, Dylan vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)

CATEGORY __ NO. __________________OPPONENTRushes ____________ 35 _________________ Perine, Samaje, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)Yards Rushing ________ 214 ________________ Perine, Samaje, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)TD Rushes __________ 2 ______________________________________Four TimesLong Rush __________ 54 ______________________________________ Two TimesPass attempts ________ 59 __________________ Mahomes, P., at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)Pass completions ______ 36 __________________ Mahomes, P., at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)Yards Passing ________ 396 __________________ Webb, Davis, at California (Sep 17, 2016)TD Passes ___________ 5 ______________________ KIZER, vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)Long Pass __________ 71 _________________ Mayfield, Baker, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)Receptions __________ 12 __________________ Hansen, Chad, at California (Sep 17, 2016)Yards Receiving _______ 232 _______________ Westbrook, Dede, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)TD Receptions ________ 3 ________________ Westbrook, Dede, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)Long Reception _______ 71 ________________ Westbrook, Dede, vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)Field Goals __________ 3 _________________ Wyman, Matthew, at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Long Field Goal _______ 44 ________________ Molina, Mike, vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Punts _____________ 10 ______________________________________ Two TimesPunting Avg _________ 48.2 ________________ Klumph, Dylan, at California (Sep 17, 2016)Long Punt __________ 64 __________________ Klumph, Dylan, at California (Sep 17, 2016)Punts inside 20 _______ 2 _______________________________________Six TimesLong Punt Return ______ 40 ____________________SANDERS, vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)Long Kickoff Return ____ 47 ________________ Nwangwu, Kene, vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016)Tackles ____________ 16 ___________________ Loneker, Keith, at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Sacks _____________ 2.0 _____________________________________ Five TimesTackles For Loss _______ 3.0 ____________________________________ Three TimesInterceptions ________ 1 _______________________________________ 11 Times

TEAM SINGLE-GAME SUPERLATIVES

CATEGORY __ NO. _____________________ TEXASRushes ___________ 63 __________________________ at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Yards Rushing _______ 414 _______________________at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)Yards Per Rush ______ 8.3 _______________________at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)TD Rushes _________ 5________________________ vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)Pass attempts _______ 50 ______________________ vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Pass completions _____ 31 ______________________ vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Yards Passing _______ 318 _____________________ vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Yards Per Pass _______ 13.9 __________________________ vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016)TD Passes __________ 4____________________________ vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016)Total Plays _________ 100 _____________________ vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Total Offense _______ 658 _______________________at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)Yards Per Play _______ 7.6 __________________________ vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016)Points ____________ 50 _______________________ vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)Sacks By __________ 8_________________________ vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016)First Downs ________ 34 _________________________at California (Sep 17, 2016)Penalties __________ 11 _______________________ vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)Penalty Yards _______ 115 __________________________ vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016)Turnovers _________ 6___________________________ at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Interceptions By ______ 3_______________________ vs West Virginia (Nov 12, 2016)Punts ____________ 8___________________________ at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Punting Avg ________ 55.0 ______________________ vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)Long Punt _________ 64 _______________________ vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)Punts inside 20 ______ 4_________________________ vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)____________________________________________ at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Long Punt Return _____ 22 ________________________ vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016)

CATEGORY __ NO. __________________OPPONENTRushes ____________ 68 ______________________________ vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016)Yards Rushing ________ 398 _____________________________ vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016)Yards Per Rush _______ 5.9 _____________________________ vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016)TD Rushes __________ 3 _____________________________________ Three TimesPass attempts ________ 59 ___________________________at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)Pass completions ______ 36 ___________________________at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)Yards Passing ________ 396 ___________________________at California (Sep 17, 2016)Yards Per Pass ________ 14.0 _______________________at Oklahoma State (Oct 1, 2016)TD Passes ___________ 5 __________________________ vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)Total Plays __________ 100 __________________________at Texas Tech (Nov 05, 2016)Total Offense ________ 672 __________________________ vs Oklahoma (Oct 08, 2016)Yards Per Play ________ 7.8 ________________________at Oklahoma State (Oct 1, 2016)Points _____________ 50 ____________________________at California (Sep 17, 2016)Sacks By ___________ 4 _____________________________________ Three TimesFirst Downs _________ 31 ______________________________________ Two TimesPenalties ___________ 10 ______________________________ vs Baylor (Oct 29, 2016)Penalty Yards ________ 85 _____________________________ at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Turnovers __________ 4 ______________________________________ Two TimesInterceptions By _______ 3 _____________________________ at Kansas (Nov 19, 2016)Punts _____________ 11 ______________________________ vs UTEP (Sep 10, 2016)Punting Avg _________ 46.3 _________________________ vs Iowa State (Oct 15, 2016)Long Punt __________ 64 ____________________________at California (Sep 17, 2016)Punts inside 20 _______ 2 _______________________________________Six TimesLong Punt Return ______ 40 __________________________ vs Notre Dame (Sep 04, 2016)


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TEAM ______________________________ LAST TIME SPANScored 50+ ___________________________ 50-47, vs. Notre Dame 9/4/2016 10 gamesScored 60+ _____________________________ 66-31, at Ole Miss, 9/15/2012 59 gamesScored 70+ _____________________________ 70-3, vs. Colorado, 12/3/2005 142 gamesScored <10 ________________________________ 7-50, at TCU, 10/3/2015 18 gamesScored <7_____________________________ 3-38, at Notre Dame, 9/5/2015 22 gamesWas Shutout __________________________ 0-24, at Iowa State, 10/31/2015 15 gamesWas Shutout at Home _____________________ 0-30, vs. Houston, 11/6/1976 229 homeShutout Opponent _________________________ 23-0, at Kansas, 9/27/2014 32 gamesShutout Opponent at Home ________________45-0, vs. New Mexico, 9/8/2012 33 homeShutout Opponent on Road ___________________ 23-0, at Kansas, 9/27/2014 16 roadShutout a Conference Opponent _______________ 23-0, at Kansas, 9/27/2014 30 gamesShutout vs. Conference Opponent ___________ 0-24, at Iowa State, 10/31/2015 15 games300+ yards rushing ___________________ 329, at Oklahoma State, 10/1/2016 7 games400+ yards rushing ____________________ 414 yds, vs. Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 game<100 yards rushing _____________________ 60 yds, at Notre Dame, 9/5/2015 22 gamesNegative net rushing ___________ -7 net rushing yards, vs. Oklahoma, 10/07/2000 232 games300+ passing yards ______________________ 318 yds, vs. WVU, 11/12/2016 1 game400+ passing yards ________________________ 470 yds, vs. UCF, 11/7/2009 92 games500+ total yards ___________________________ 536, vs. WVU, 10/12/2016 1 game600+ total yards ______________________ 658 yds, at Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 games<200 yards total offense ________________ 163 yds, at Notre Dame, 9/5/2015 22 games<100 yards total offense _________________ 59 yds, vs. Arkansas, 12/29/2014 23 games30+ first downs_____________________________ 32, vs. WVU, 11/12/2016 1 game100+ yards in penalties ________________ 100 yds, vs. Iowa State, 10/15/2016 5 games2+ fumbles lost ___________________ 2 fumbles lost, at Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 gamesScored a Safety ________________ Holding penalty at 02, vs. Baylor, 10/29/2016 3 gamesAllowed a Safety ______________ Snap through end zone on punt at TCU, 10/3/2015 18 gamesScored a 1-Point Safety _____________PAT blocked, vs. Texas A&M, 11/26/2004 154 gamesForced 5 or more turnovers __________ 5 (3 INTS, 2 FUM Rec), vs. Rice, 9/12/2015 21 games Committed 5 or more turnovers ______________ 5, at West Virginia, 11/14/2015 12 gamesIntercepted 4 or more passes ____________________4, at Kansas, 9/27/2014 32 gamesForced 2 or more fumbles _______________________ 3, vs. Baylor, 10/29/16 3 games2+ Defensive TD’s ___________________ 34-yd fumble return by Hassan Ridgeway, 19 games_____________ 41-yd interception return by Holton Hill, Oklahoma State, 9/26/20151+ Defensive & 1 Special Teams TD ____________ 85 yds punt return by Daje Johnson 21 games ____________________ 26 yds fumble return by Malik Jefferson, Rice, 9/12/20154 TD’s in game _______ Chris Warren, III. (91r, 21r, 23r, 8r) vs. Texas Tech, 11/26/2015 12 games

RUSHING ___________________________ LAST TIME SPAN100+ yards rushing ____________ 168 yds, D’Onta Foreman vs. WVU, 11/12/2016 1 game200+ yards rushing ____________250 yds, D’Onta Foreman @ Kansas, 11/20/2016 LAST GAME300+ yards rushing _________ 341 yds, D’Onta Foreman vs. Texas Tech, 11/6/2016 2 games100+ yds rushing by 2 plyrs___ Foreman (148)/Warren (106), at Ok. State, 10/1/2016 7 games30+ carries ________________ 51 carries, D’Onta Foreman @ Kansas, 11/19/2016 LAST GAME Consecutive 100-yd games _________________________ D’Onta Foreman (12 straight) LAST GAMEConsecutive 200-yd games ____ D’Onta Foreman, vs. Baylor and at Texas Tech, 2016 2 games50-59 yd run ________________55 yds, D’Onta Foreman at Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 game 60-69 yd run _______________ 62, D’Onta Foreman at Oklahoma State, 10/1/2016 6 games70-79 yd run ________________74 yds, D’Onta Foreman at Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 games80-89 yd run _______________ 81 yds, D’Onta Foreman vs. Oklahoma, 10/10/2015 16 games90+ yd run _________________ 91 yds, Chris Warren, III., Texas Tech, 11/26/2015 11 games3+ rushing TD’s in a game ____________ D’Onta Foreman at Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 games4+ rushing TD’s in game _______ Chris Warren, III (91, 21, 23, 8) vs. Texas Tech, 11/26/2015 12 games

PASSING ___________________________ LAST TIME SPAN300+ yds passing _____________ 318 yds, Shane Buechele vs. WVU, 11/12/2016 1 game400+ yds passing __________________ 470 yds, Colt McCoy vs. UCF, 11/7/2009 91 games40+ pass attempts ________________48, Shane Buechele vs. WVU, 11/12/2016 29 games50+ pass attempts _____________ 59, Garrett Gilbert at Kansas State, 11/6/2010 77 games25+ completions __________________31, Shane Buechele vs. WVU, 11/12/2014 29 games3 TD passes ____________________by Shane Buechele vs. Oklahoma, 10/8/2016 5 games4 TD passes _______________________ by Shane Buechele vs. UTEP, 9/10/2016 7 games

5 TD passes ______________ by Colt McCoy (35, 1, 26, 40, 15) vs. Baylor, 11/8/2008 104 games6 TD passes ___________ by Colt McCoy (24, 16, 2, 19, 62, 50) vs. Baylor, 10/14/2006 133 gamesConsecutive 300+ yd games __ Colt McCoy, vs. Kansas(396)/at Texas A&M(304), 2009 89 games50+ yd completion ___ 52 yds, Shane Buechele to Jake Oliver at Texas Tech, 11/6/16 2 games60+ yd completion _____ 61 yds, Shane Buechele to Lorenzo Joe vs. Baylor, 10/29/16 3 games70+ yd completion ___75 yds, Shane Buechele to Jacorey Warrick @ Kansas, 11/19/16 LAST GAME 80+ yd completion __ 80 yds, Shane Buechele to Devin Duvernay at K-State, 10/22/16 3 games90+ yd completion __ 91 yds, Colt McCoy to Malcolm Williams at Texas Tech, 11/1/08 107 games

RECEIVING __________________________ LAST TIME SPAN100+ yards receiving ____________ 125 yds, Dorian Leonard vs. WVU 11/12/2016 1 game200+ yards receiving ______________ 273 yds, Jordan Shipley vs. UCF, 11/7/2009 92 games100+ yds receiving by 2 plyrs Mike Davis (114)/Jaxon Shipley (105) at BYU, 9/7/2013 47 games 15+ receptions ______ 15 receptions, Jordan Shipley vs. Oklahoma State, 10/25/2008 108 games Consecutive 100-yd games _ Mike Davis, vs. Oklahoma State and vs. Texas Tech, 2012 51 games 50+ yd reception __________________52 yds, Jake Oliver at Texas Tech, 11/6/16 1 game60+ yd reception _________________ 61 yds, Lorenzo Joe vs. Baylor, 10/29/16 2 games70+ yd reception ________________ 75 yds, Jacorey Warrick @ Kansas, 11/19/16 LAST GAME80+ yd reception _____________ 80 yds Devin Duvernay at Kansas State, 10/22/16 4 games90+ yd reception ____________ 91 yds, Malcolm Williams at Texas Tech, 11/1/08 107 games3+ receiving TD’s in a game ______ 3, Jaxon Shipley at Oklahoma State, 9/29/2012 58 games

SPECIAL TEAMS _______________________ LAST TIME SPAN 50+ yd Field Goal ____________________ 53 yds, Nick Rose at Baylor, 12/5/15 11 games60+ yd Field Goal __________ 60 yds, Russell Erxleban vs. Texas Tech, 10/29/1977 482 gamesMade 3+ Field Goal ________________ (23, 53, 37), Nick Rose at Baylor, 12/5/15 11 gamesMade 7+ PAT’s _______________________ 7, Nick Rose vs. Kansas, 11/7/2015 13 games60-yd Punt _________________ 63 yds, Michael Dickson at Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 games70-yd Punt _________________ 70 yds, Justin Tucker vs. Iowa State, 10/23/2010 80 gamesMissed PAT __________________ Trent Domingue at Oklahoma State, 10/1/2016 7 gamesTD on Kickoff Return ________ D.J. Monroe (100 yds) at Oklahoma State; 9/29/2012 58 gamesTD on Punt Return ________________ Daje Johnson (85 yds ) vs. Rice, 9/12/2015 21 games2+ TD Kickoff Returns _______________________________________ NEVERTD on Kickoff Return to start game ___ Greg Lott (88 yds) at Texas Tech, 9/24/1966 609 gamesConsecutive Games with Special Teams TD _______________________________________________ 100 yd. KR, Fozzy Whittaker vs. Oklahoma, 10/8/2011 69 games________________and 100 yd. KR, Fozzy Whitaker vs. Oklahoma State, 10/15/2011 Recovered On-Side Kick _____________ Kevin Vaccaro, Kansas State, 10/24/2015 16 games2-pt Conversion __________ 2 yd. rush by Garrett Gilbert vs. Iowa State, 10/23/2010 83 gamesDefensive 2-pt Conversion ____________________ vs. Oklahoma, 10/13/2012 57 gamesBlocked PAT _______________________ Poona Ford, at Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 gamesBlocked FG __________________________ Naashon Hughes vs. ND 9/4/2016 10 gamesTD on Blocked FG ________________ Cedric Griffin (56 yds) vs. Tulane, 9/28/2002 187 gamesBlocked Punt _____________________ Brandon Jones at California, 9/17/2016 8 gamesTD on Blocked Punt _____________ Josh Turner (34 yds) at Iowa State, 10/1/2011 70 games

DEFENSE ___________________________ LAST TIME SPAN10+ Tackles ____________________ 10, Malik Jefferson vs. Baylor, 10/29/2016 3 games15+ Tackles _____________________ 15, Hassan Ridgeway vs. Rice, 9/12/2015 21 games5+ Tackles for Loss _______________5 Alex Okafor vs. Oregon State, 12/29/2012 49 games4+ Sacks ____________________ 4.5, Alex Okafor vs. Oregon State, 12/29/2012 49 games2+ Interceptions ____________________ 2, Dylan Haines vs. WVU, 11/12/2016 6 games2+ Fumble Recoveries ____________ 2, Sam Acho vs. Louisiana Monroe, 9/5/2009 100 gamesTD on Interception Return _____ Holton Hill (41 yds) vs. Oklahoma State, 9/26/2015 19 gamesTD on Fumble Return _____Hassan Ridgeway (34 yds) vs. Oklahoma State, 9/26/2015 19 games

The Last Time...TEXAS


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TEAM ______________________________ LAST TIME SPANScored 50+ ____________________________ 43-50, at California, 9/17/2016 8 gamesScored 60+ __________________________ 21-63, vs. Oklahoma, 10/13/2012 56 gamesScored 70+ ___________________________________________ NEVER NEVERScored <10 ___________________________ 21-10, vs. California, 12/28/2011 63 gamesScored <7____________________________ 27-6, vs. Iowa State, 10/15/2016 5 games300+ yards team rushing ____________________ 395 yds, at Baylor, 12/5/15 11 games<100 yards team rushing ________________ 98 yds, vs. Iowa State, 10/15/2016 5 gamesNegative net team rushing _________________ -2 yds, vs. Kansas, 10/29/2011 67 games300+ passing yards _______________________367, at Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 games-GAME 400+ passing yards ____________ 409 yds, vs. Oklahoma State, 11/13/2010 75 games500+ total team yards _________________ 555, at Oklahoma State, 10/1/2016 5 games600+ total team yards ______________________ 624, vs. Baylor, 10/29/2016 3 games<200 yards total offense ____________ 192 yds, at Oklahoma State, 11/15/2014 25 games<100 yards total offense ________________ 94 yds, vs. North Texas, 8/30/2014 36 games30+ first downs__________________________ 31, at Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 games100+ yards in penalties ________________ 102 yds, vs. Texas Tech, 11/28/2013 12 games2+ fumbles lost _________________ 2 fumbles lost by Kansas State, 10/22/2016 4 gamesScored a Safety _____________Snap through end zone on punt, at TCU, 10/3/2015 18 gamesIntercepted 4 or more passes ____________________ 4, vs. TCU, 11/27/2014 24 games2+ Non-Offensive TD’s _ 1 FUM return (40 yds), 1 INT return (33 yds), TCU, 11/27/2014 24 games3+ TD’s total in a game (rush+rec) _______ by Dede Westbrook (3 rec.), 10/8/2016 6 games4+ TD’s total in a game (rush+rec) ____ by K. Turpin (13rec, 49rec, 50rec, 12rec), TCU, 10/3/2015 18 games

RUSHING ___________________________ LAST TIME SPAN100+ yards rushing ____________ 180, Terrence Williams, vs. Baylor, 10/29/2016 3 games200+ yds rushing ______________ 214, Samaje Perine, vs. Oklahoma, 10/8/2016 6 games300+ yds rushing _____________ 317 yds, Rashaan Salaam, Colorado, 10/1/1994 288 games3+ TD’s rushing __________________ (30r, 2r, 1r) by Taysom Hill, BYU, 9/6/2014 33 games30+ carries ____________________ 35, Samaje Perine, vs. Oklahoma, 10/8/2016 6 games50+ yd run _______________________ 50, Seth Russell, vs. Baylor, 10/29/2016 3 games70+ yd run ________________74 yds, Khalfani Muhammad, California, 9/19/2015 19 games80+ yd run _________________ 95 yds, Damien Williams, Oklahoma, 10/13/2012 55 games

PASSING ___________________________ LAST TIME SPAN300+ passing yards _______________ 367, Pat Mahomes, Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 games400+ passing yards ______ 409 yds, Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State, 11/13/2010 77 games3 TD passes ________________________ Pat Mahomes, Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 games4 TD passes __________________________ Davis Webb, California, 9/17/2016 8 games5 TD passes ________________________ Deshone Kizer, Notre Dame 9/4/2016 9 games6 TD passes _______ (23, 15, 62, 5, 16, 25) by Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech, 11/16/2002 185 games40+ pass attempts _________________ 42, Stanley Carter, Kansas, 11/19/2016 LAST GAME50+ pass attempts ________________ 59, Pat Mahomes, Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 games25+ completions __________________ 36, Pat Mahomes, Texas Tech, 9/17/2016 2 games50+ yd completion ______________51, by Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma, 10/8/2016 6 games60+ yd completion _____________ 65, Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech, 11/26/2015 12 games70+ yd completion _______________ 71, Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma, 10/8/2016 6 games80+ yd completion _____________ 97, Sam B. Richardson, Iowa State, 10/3/2013 44 games

RECEIVING __________________________ LAST TIME SPAN100+ yds receiving _____________109 by Jalen McCleskey, at Oklahoma State, 10/1/2016 7 games200+ yds receiving __________ 232 yards, Dede Westbrook, Oklahoma, 10/8/2016 6 games100+ yds receiving by 2 players __Ian Sadler (108) & Jakeem Grant (105), Texas Tech, 11/26/2015 11 games3+ receiving TD’s _______________ 3, by Dede Westbrook, Oklahoma, 10/8/2016 6 game15+ receptions __________________ 16, Kevin White, West Virginia, 11/8/2014 25 games50+ yd reception __________________ 51 by Dahu Green, Oklahoma, 10/8/2016 6 games60+ yd reception _________________ 65, Jakeem Grant, Texas Tech, 11/26/2015 11 games70+ yd reception ________________ 71, Dede Westbrook, Oklahoma, 10/8/2016 6 games80+ yd reception _______________97, Quenton Bundrage, Iowa State, 10/3/2013 43 games

SPECIAL TEAMS _______________________ LAST TIME SPAN50+ yd FG __________________ 51 yds, Clayton Hatfield, Texas Tech, 11/26/2015 12 games60+ yd FG _________________________67, Steve Little, Arkansas, 10/15/1977 484 games3+ FG’s _________________(34, 41, 40) Ben Grogan, Oklahoma State, 9/26/2015 19 gamesMade 7+ PAT’s __________________ 7, Mike Hunnicutt, Oklahoma, 10/13/2012 56 games60 + yd punt _____________________ 64, Dylan Klymph, California, 9/17/2016 8 games70 + yd punt _______________________ 70 yds by Jeff Locke, UCLA, 9/17/2011 72 gamesMissed PAT _____________________Ben Grogan, at Oklahoma State, 10/1/2016 7 gamesReturned Kickoff for TD ____________ Alex Ross (91 yds), Oklahoma, 10/11/2014 32 gamesReturned Punt for TD ________________ Jeff Scott (73 yds), Ole Miss 9/14/2013 47 gamesReturned Blocked Punt for TD ____ Ghaali Muhammad (6 yds), Wyoming, 9/12/2009 100 gamesReturned Blocked FG for TD _____________62 yds, Terrell Burt, Baylor, 10/4/2014 31 games2-pt Conversion ___________________ Chad Hansen rush, California, 9/17/2016 8 gamesDefensive 2-pt Conversion _________________ at Oklahoma State, 10/1/2016 8 gamesBlocked PAT ___________________________ at Oklahoma State, 10/1/2016 8 gamesBlocked FG __________________________________ vs. WVU, 11/13/2016 1 game

DEFENSE ___________________________ LAST TIME SPAN15+ Tackles _____________________ Will Smith (18), Texas Tech, 11/28/2013 38 games5+ Tackles for Loss ________ Ndamukong Suh (7 for -22 yds), Nebraska, 12/5/2009 88 games4+ Sacks ______________ Ndamukong Suh (4.5 for -21 yds), Nebraska, 12/5/2009 88 games2+ Fumble Recoveries ____________ Ian Campbell (2), Kansas State, 11/11/2006 129 gamesReturned Interception for TD _____ Brandon Stewart (55 yds), Kansas, 11/19/2016 LAST GAMEReturned Fumble for TD _______ Douglas Coleman (100 yds), Texas Tech, 11/5/2016 2 games2+ Interceptions ________________________ 2, Sam Carter, TCU, 11/27/2014 24 games

The Last Time...OPPONENT


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GAME-BY-GAME CAPSULES 1ST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING TOTAL 3RD DOWN TIME OFGAME ________ R-PS-PN ______ ATT-YDS __ TD ___________ C-ATT-INT __ YDS _ TD ________PLAYS-YDS _______CONV. ____ POSSESSIONTexas _________ 14-10-2 ________ 59-237 ____ 5 ____________ 16-27-1 ___ 280 _ 2 __________ 86-517 _________ 8/18 _______ 27:18NOTRE DAME ____ 10-11-1 ________ 46-206 ____ 1 ____________ 17-30-0 ___ 238 _ 5 __________ 76-444 _________ 7/16 _______ 32:42

Texas _________ 11-10-2 ________ 47-171 ____ 1 ____________ 23-28-0 ___ 245 _ 4 __________ 75-416 _________ 3/12 _______ 26:01UTEP __________ 4-2-4 _________ 40-135 ____ 0 ____________ 14-21-0 ____73 __ 1 __________ 61-208 _________ 3/15 _______ 33:59

Texas _________ 19-11-4 ________ 51-307 ____ 4 ____________ 23-39-2 ___ 261 _ 1 __________ 90-568 _________ 7/15 _______ 31:47at California ______4-19-1 ________ 40-111 ____ 3 ____________ 27-40-0 ___ 396 _ 4 __________ 80-507 _________ 7/15 _______ 28:13

Texas __________16-8-2 ________ 50-329 ____ 4 ____________ 21-33-1 ___ 239 _ 1 __________ 83-568 _________ 7/17 _______ 29:22at Oklahoma State __8-13-1 ________ 43-163 ____ 3 ____________ 19-28-0 ___ 392 _ 3 __________ 71-555 _________ 7/15 _______ 30:38

Texas _________ 10-10-3 ________ 46-180 ____ 2 ____________ 19-36-1 ___ 245 _ 3 __________ 82-425 _________ 7/18 _______ 24:20vs. Oklahoma ____ 14-14-0 ________ 55-282 ____ 3 ____________ 22-31-2 ___ 390 _ 3 __________ 86-672 _________ 8/14 _______ 35:40

Texas _________ 14-12-2 ________ 47-209 ____ 1 ____________ 26-38-1 ___ 296 _ 2 __________ 85-505 _________ 11/19 ______ 28:44IOWA STATE ______ 9-7-3 _________ 43-98 ____ 0 ____________ 19-34-0 ___ 182 _ 0 __________ 77-280 _________ 6/18 _______ 31:16

Texas __________ 8-9-3 _________ 38-122 ____ 1 ____________ 17-24-0 ___ 222 _ 2 __________ 62-344 _________ 3/11 _______ 21:33at Kansas State ____18-4-5 ________ 51-234 ____ 2 ____________ 20-27-1 ___ 171 _ 1 __________ 78-405 _________ 5/13 _______ 38:27

Texas __________11-8-0 ________ 51-257 ____ 2 ____________ 12-21-1 ___ 291 _ 2 __________ 72-548 _________ 7/17 _______ 27:05BAYLOR _________22-9-0 ________ 68-398 ____ 2 ____________ 14-28-1 ___ 226 _ 2 __________ 96-624 _________ 10/20 ______ 32:55

Texas _________ 16-13-0 ________ 50-414 ____ 4 ____________ 20-40-0 ___ 244 _ 2 __________ 90-658 _________ 6/15 _______ 26:04at Texas Tech _____9-17-5 ________ 41-115 ____ 1 ____________ 36-59-1 ___ 367 _ 3 __________100-482 ________ 7/19 _______ 33:56

Texas _________ 16-15-1 ________ 50-218 ____ 1 ____________ 31-50-1 ___ 318 _ 1 __________100-536 ________ 5/17 _______ 33:42WEST VIRGINIA ____7-15-0 ________ 38-114 ____ 2 ____________ 21-35-3 ___ 269 _ 1 __________ 73-383 _________ 8/15 _______ 26:18

Texas __________15-5-2 ________ 63-238 ____ 2 ____________ 17-27-3 ___ 165 _ 1 __________ 90-403 _________ 3/17 _______ 33:02at Kansas ________ 6-7-2 _________ 39-112 ____ 1 ____________ 21-42-1 ___ 220 _ 0 __________ 81-332 _________ 3/17 _______ 26:58

TexasTCU

2016 CENTURY CLUBRUSHING

100 yards (12)341 _________________ D’Onta Foreman on 33 carries at Texas Tech (11/5/2016)250 ___________________ D’Onta Foreman on 51 carries at Kansas (11/19/2016)250 ___________________ D’Onta Foreman on 32 carries vs. Baylor (10/29/2016)167 ____________________D’Onta Foreman on 35 carries vs. WVU (11/12/2016)159 __________________ D’Onta Foreman on 25 carries vs. Oklahoma (10/8/2016157 ____________________D’Onta Foreman on 21 carries at California (9/17/16)148 ________________D’Onta Foreman on 17 carries at Oklahoma State (10/1/16)136 __________________ D’Onta Foreman on 30 carries vs. Iowa State (10/15/16)131 __________________ D’Onta Foreman on 24 carries vs. Notre Dame (9/4/16)124 _________________ D’Onta Foreman on 24 carries at Kansas State (10/22/16)119 ____________________ Chris Warren III on 18 carries at California (9/17/16)106 ________________ Chris Warren III on 10 carries at Oklahoma State (10/1/16)

2016 CENTURY CLUBRECEIVING

100 yards (3)142 ________________ Armanti Foreman on 4 receptions vs. Baylor (10/29/2016)125 ___________________Dorian Leonard on 7 receptions vs. WVU (11/12/2016)111 ___________________ John Burt on 6 receptions vs. Notre Dame (9/4/2016)


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#7 Shane Buechele

OPPONENT COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONGNOTRE DAME _______________ 16-26-1 _________ 280 _______2 ________ 72UTEP ____________________ 22-27-0 _________ 244 _______4 ________ 46at California ________________ 19-33-1 _________ 196 _______1 ________ 41at Oklahoma State ____________ 21-33-1 _________ 239 _______1 ________ 49vs. Oklahoma _______________ 19-36-1 _________ 245 _______3 ________ 63IOWA STATE ________________ 26-38-1 _________ 296 _______2 ________ 75at Kansas State ______________ 17-24-0 _________ 222 _______2 ________ 80BAYLOR ___________________ 12-21-1 _________ 291 _______2 ________ 61at Texas Tech _______________ 20-40-0 _________ 244 _______2 ________ 52WEST VIRGINIA ______________ 31-48-1 _________ 318 _______1 ________ 32at Kansas __________________ 17-26-3 _________ 165 _______1 ________ 75TCU

TOTALS __________________220-352-10 _______ 2,740 _____ 21 _______ 80

CAREER HIGHSPass attempts ___________________________________________ 48 vs. WVU (Fr.)Pass completions _________________________________________ 31 vs. WVU (Fr.)Passing yards __________________________________________ 318 vs. WVU (Fr.)Passing TDs _____________________________________________4 vs. UTEP (Fr.)Long ____________________________________________80 at Kansas State (Fr.)Total Offense __________________________________________ 362 vs. WVU (Fr.)

CAREER TOTALS400-yard passing games______________________________________________ 0300-yard passing games______________________________________________ 1200-yard passing games______________________________________________ 9Multiple TD pass games ______________________________________________ 7Record as a starter ____________________________________________5-6 (.455)

RUSHING OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG NOTRE DAME _____________5-33-1 ______ 14UTEP _________________ 11-34-0 ______ 10at California _____________ 6-(-1)-0 _______8at Oklahoma State __________9-16-0 _______8vs. Oklahoma ____________ 11-27-0 ______ 20IOWA STATE ______________5-33-0 ______ 12at Kansas State ___________ 9-(-3)-0 _______0BAYLOR ________________ 7-(-18)-0_______7at Texas Tech _____________ 4-5-0 ________7WEST VIRGINIA ___________ 13-44-1 ______ 23at Kansas _______________ 7-(-4)-0 _______5TCU

TOTALS ________________87-166-2 _____ 23

CAREER HIGHSRushing attempts _________________________________________ 13 vs. WVU (Fr.)Rushing yards ___________________________________________ 44 vs. WVU (Fr.)Long ________________________________________________ 23 vs. WVU (Fr.)Rushing TDs __________________________________________ 1, vs. ND; WVU (Fr.)100-yard rushing games ______________________________________________ 0

QUARTERBACKS

#18 Tyrone Swoopes

OPPONENT COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONGNOTRE DAME ________________ 0-1-0 ___________0 ________0 ________ 0UTEP _____________________ 1-1-0 ___________1 ________0 ________ 0at California _________________ 4-6-1 __________ 65 _______0 ________ 34at Oklahoma State _____________ 0-0-0 ___________0 ________0 ________ 0vs. Oklahoma ________________ 0-0-0 ___________0 ________0 ________ 0IOWA STATE _________________ 0-0-0 ___________0 ________0 ________ 0at Kansas State _______________ 0-0-0 ___________0 ________0 ________ 0BAYLOR ____________________ 0-0-0 ___________0 ________0 ________ 0at Texas Tech ________________ 0-0-0 ___________0 ________0 ________ 0WEST VIRGINIA _______________________________________________ DNPat Kansas ___________________ 0-1-0 ___________0 ________0 ________ 0TCU

TOTALS ____________________ 5-9-1 __________ 66 _______0 ________ 34

CAREER HIGHSPass attempts _______________________________________ 44, vs. Oklahoma (So.)Pass completions _____________________________________ 27, vs. Oklahoma (So.)Passing yards ______________________________________ 334, vs. Oklahoma (So.)Passing TDs ______________________________________________2, Four TimesLong ________________________________________________ 73, vs. TCU (So.)Total Offense ______________________________________ 416, vs. Iowa State (So.)

CAREER TOTALS400-yard passing games______________________________________________ 0300-yard passing games______________________________________________ 3200-yard passing games______________________________________________ 6 Multiple TD pass games ______________________________________________ 0Record as a starter ____________________________________________6-8 (.429) RUSHING OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG NOTRE DAME ____________ 13-53-3 ______ 14UTEP __________________ 2-3-0 ________2at California ______________6-32-0 _______9at Oklahoma State __________6-24-2 ______ 12vs. Oklahoma _____________ 4-7-0 ________4IOWA STATE ______________ 4-5-0 ________4at Kansas State ____________2-11-1 _______9BAYLOR _________________ 7-7-0 ________9at Texas Tech _____________6-18-1 _______8WEST VIRGINIA _______________________ DNPat Kansas _______________ 2-(-1)-0 _______6TCU

TOTALS ________________51-159-7 _____ 14

CAREER HIGHSRushing attempts __________________________________________ 15, Two TimesRushing yards _______________________________________ 98, vs. Texas Tech (Jr.)Long ____________________________________________ 46, vs. Texas Tech (Jr.)Rushing TDs ___________________________________________ 4, vs. Kansas (Jr.)100-yard rushing games ______________________________________________ 0


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#33 D’Onta Foreman RUSHING RECEIVINGOPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME ____________24-131-1 ______ 19 0-0-0 ________0UTEP _____________________________ DNP __________at California _____________21-157-2 ______ 47 0-0-0 ________0at Oklahoma State _________17-148-2 ______ 62 1-21-0 ______ 21vs. Oklahoma ____________25-159-2 ______ 28 0-0-0 ________0IOWA STATE _____________30-136-1 ______ 18 1-3-0 ________3at Kansas State ___________24-124-0 ______ 16 1-20-0 ______ 20BAYLOR ________________32-250-2 ______ 40 0-0-0 ________0at Texas Tech ____________33-341-3 ______ 74 0-0-0 ________0WEST VIRGINIA ___________35-167-0 ______ 32 3-32-0 ______ 19at Kansas _______________51-250-2 ______ 19 1-(-1)-0 _______0TCU

TOTALS ______________ 292-1,863-15 ____ 74 7-75-0 ______ 21

CAREER HIGHSRushing attempts ________________________________________ 51, at Kansas (Jr.)Rushing yards _______________________________________ 341, at Texas Tech (Jr.)Long ______________________________________________ 93, vs. Kansas (So.)Rushing TDs _________________________________________ 3, at Texas Tech (Jr.)100-yard games __________________________________________________ 14Receptions ______________________________________________ 3 vs. WVU (Jr.)Receiving yards __________________________________ 32, at TCU (So.); vs. WVU (Jr.)Long ________________________________________________ 22, at TCU (So.)Receiving TDs __________________________________________________ N/AAll-purpose yards ____________________________________ 341 at Texas Tech (Jr.)

#25 Chris Warren III RUSHING RECEIVINGOPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME ____________ 14-46-0 ______ 11 0-0-0 ________0UTEP _________________ 20-95-1 ______ 14 0-0-0 ________0at California _____________18-119-2 ______ 25 0-0-0 ________0at Oklahoma State _________10-106-0 ______ 46 0-0-0 ________0vs. Oklahoma ________________________ DNP __________IOWA STATE _________________________ DNP __________at Kansas State _______________________ DNP __________BAYLOR ____________________________ DNP __________at Texas Tech ________________________ DNP __________WEST VIRGINIA _______________________ DNP __________at Kansas ___________________________ DNP __________TCU

TOTALS _______________ 62-366-3 _____ 46 0-0-0 ________0

CAREER HIGHSRushing attempts ________________________________________ 28, at Baylor (Fr.)Rushing yards ______________________________________ 276, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.)Long ________________________________________ 91 yards, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.)Rushing TDs _________________________________________ 4, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.)100-yard games ______________________________ 4 (Last: 106 at Oklahoma State, So.)Receptions _______________________________________________ 2, Two TimesReceiving yards ______________________________________ 12, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.)Long _____________________________________________ 9, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.)Receiving TDs __________________________________________________ N/AAll-purpose yards ___________________________________ 288, vs. Texas Tech (Fr.)

RUNNING BACKS

#21 Kyle Porter RUSHING RECEIVINGOPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME _____________ 0-0-0 ________0 0-0-0 ________0UTEP _________________ 8-33-0 ______ 16 0-0-0 ________0at California _________________________ DNP __________at Oklahoma State _________ 7-29-0 ______ 17 1-2-0 ________2vs. Oklahoma ____________ 6-16-0 _______5 0-0-0 ________0IOWA STATE _____________ 7-37-0 ______ 14 1-8-0 ________8at Kansas State ____________ 1-1-0 ________1 0-0-0 ________0BAYLOR ________________ 4-19-0 ______ 10 0-0-0 ________0at Texas Tech ____________ 6-51-0 ______ 30 0-0-0 ________0WEST VIRGINIA ____________ 2-7-0 ________7 0-0-0 ________0at Kansas _______________ 2-(-2)-0 _______3 0-0-0 ________0TCU

TOTALS _______________ 43-211-0 _____ 30 2-10-0 _______2

CAREER HIGHSRushing attempts __________________________________________8 vs. UTEP (Fr.)Rushing yards _______________________________________ 51, at Texas Tech (Fr.)Long ____________________________________________ 30, at Texas Tech (Fr.)Rushing TDs ___________________________________________________ N/A100-yard games _________________________________________________ N/AReceptions _____________________________________ 1 at OSU; vs. Iowa State (Fr.)Receiving yards _______________________________________ 8 vs. Iowa State (Fr.)Long _____________________________________________ 8 vs. Iowa State (Fr.)Receiving TDs __________________________________________________ N/AAll-purpose yards ____________________________________ 37 vs. Iowa State (Fr.)

#41 Tristian Houston RUSHING RECEIVINGOPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME ________________________ DNP __________UTEP __________________ 3-3-0 ________3 __________at California _________________________ DNP __________at Oklahoma State _____________________ DNP __________vs. Oklahoma ________________________ DNP __________IOWA STATE _________________________ DNP __________at Kansas State _______________________ DNP __________BAYLOR ____________________________ DNP __________at Texas Tech ________________________ DNP __________WEST VIRGINIA _______________________ DNP __________at Kansas ___________________________ DNP __________TCU

TOTALS _________________ 3-3-0 ________3 0-0-0 ________0

CAREER HIGHSRushing attempts __________________________________________3 vs. UTEP (Fr.)Rushing yards ____________________________________________3 vs. UTEP (Fr.)Long _________________________________________________3 vs. UTEP (Fr.)Rushing TDs ___________________________________________________ N/A100-yard games _________________________________________________ N/AReceptions ____________________________________________________ N/AReceiving yards _________________________________________________ N/ALong _______________________________________________________ N/AReceiving TDs __________________________________________________ N/AAll-purpose yards _________________________________________3 vs. UTEP (Fr.)


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RECEIVING

#1 John Burt, WROPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME __________________ 6-111-1 _________ 72UTEP _______________________ 2-28-0 _________ 17at California ___________________ 4-36-0 _________ 18at Oklahoma State _______________ 2-16-0 _________ 9vs. Oklahoma ___________________ 2-6-0 __________ 5IOWA STATE __________________________________DNPat Kansas State __________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0BAYLOR _______________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0at Texas Tech ___________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0WEST VIRGINIA __________________ 2-4-0 __________ 5at Kansas ____________________________________DNPTCU

TOTALS _____________________ 18-200-1 ________ 72

CAREER HIGHSReceptions ___________________________________ 6, ND (So.)Yards ______________________________ 113, vs. Kansas (Fr.)Long ______________________________ 84t, vs. Kansas (Fr.)TDs __________________________________ 1, Three Times100-yard games _______________ 2 (Last: 111 vs. Notre Dame, So.)

#2 Devin Duvernay, WROPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME ___________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0UTEP ________________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0at California ___________________ 1-10-0 _________ 10at Oklahoma State ________________ 1-6-0 __________ 6vs. Oklahoma __________________ 3-81-1 _________ 63IOWA STATE ___________________ 4-96-1 _________ 75at Kansas State _________________ 1-80-1 _________ 80BAYLOR _______________________ 1-2-0 __________ 2at Texas Tech __________________ 2-25-0 _________ 13WEST VIRGINIA _________________ 3-29-0 _________ 11at Kansas _____________________ 1-10-0 _________ 10TCU

TOTALS _____________________ 17-339-3 ________ 80

CAREER HIGHSReceptions _____________________________4 vs. Iowa State (Fr.)Yards _____________________________ 96 vs. Iowa State (Fr.)Long ____________________________ 80 at Kansas State (Fr.)TDs _______________________________ 1, Three Times (Fr.)100-yard games (0) _______________________________N/A

#3 Armanti Foreman, WROPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME __________________ 3-25-1 _________ 19UTEP _______________________ 3-23-0 _________ 9at California ___________________ 4-72-0 _________ 34at Oklahoma State _______________ 3-19-0 _________ 7vs. Oklahoma __________________ 5-28-1 _________ 10IOWA STATE ___________________ 3-23-0 _________ 9at Kansas State _________________ 2-17-0 _________ 10BAYLOR ______________________ 4-142-1 _________ 51at Texas Tech __________________ 6-65-0 _________ 18WEST VIRGINIA __________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0at Kansas ______________________ 1-6-0 __________ 6TCU

TOTALS _____________________ 34-420-3 ________ 51

CAREER HIGHSReceptions _____________________________ 6, at Texas Tech (Jr.)Yards _______________________________ 142 vs. Baylor (Jr.)Long ________________________________ 73t, vs. TCU (Fr.)TDs ___________________________________ 1, Five Times100-yard games (0) ________________________________ 1

#13 Jerrod Heard, WROPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME __________________ 2-73-0 _________ 68UTEP _______________________ 6-46-2 _________ 29at California ___________________ 2-10-0 _________ 11at Oklahoma State _______________ 4-37-0 _________ 13vs. Oklahoma ___________________ 1-9-0 __________ 9IOWA STATE ___________________ 2-45-1 _________ 37at Kansas State __________________ 1-7-0 __________ 7BAYLOR _____________________________________DNPat Texas Tech ___________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0WEST VIRGINIA _________________ 2-15-0 _________ 9at Kansas _____________________ 4-24-0 _________ 9TCU

TOTALS _____________________ 24-266-3 ________ 68

CAREER HIGHSReceptions ________________________________ 6 vs. UTEP (So.)Yards _________________________________ 73, vs. ND (So.)Long _________________________________ 68, vs. ND (So.)TDs _________________________________ 2 vs. UTEP (So.)100-yard games (0) _______________________________N/A

#5 Lorenzo Joe, WROPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME _________________________________DNPUTEP ______________________________________DNPat California ____________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0at Oklahoma State _______________ 1-(-1)-0 _________ 0vs. Oklahoma __________________ 2-10-0 _________ 10IOWA STATE ___________________ 3-25-0 _________ 15at Kansas State __________________ 1-7-0 __________ 7BAYLOR ______________________ 1-61-0 _________ 61at Texas Tech _________________________________DNPWEST VIRGINIA ________________________________DNPat Kansas ____________________________________DNPTCU

TOTALS ______________________ 8-102-0 _________ 61

CAREER HIGHSReceptions _____________________________3 vs. Iowa STate (Jr.)Yards ________________________________ 61 vs. Baylor (Jr.)Long ________________________________ 61 vs. Baylor (Jr.)TDs __________________________________ 1, at TCU (So.)100-yard games (0) ______________________________ N/A

#9 Collin Johnson, WROPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME ___________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0UTEP ________________________ 1-6-0 __________ 6at California ___________________ 2-16-0 _________ 9at Oklahoma State ________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0vs. Oklahoma __________________ 3-44-0 _________ 19IOWA STATE ___________________ 2-21-0 _________ 12at Kansas State _________________ 4-22-0 _________ 9BAYLOR ______________________ 1-40-0 _________ 40at Texas Tech __________________ 4-47-2 _________ 16WEST VIRGINIA _________________ 7-68-1 _________ 20at Kansas ______________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0TCU

TOTALS _____________________ 24-264-3 ________ 40

CAREER HIGHSReceptions ________________________________ 7 vs. WVU (Fr.)Yards ________________________________ 68 vs. WVU (Fr.)Long ________________________________40 vs. Baylor (Fr.)TDs ______________________________ 2, at Texas Tech (Fr.)100-yard games (0) _______________________________N/A

#8 Dorian Leonard, WROPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME ___________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0UTEP _______________________ 2-52-1 _________ 46at California ____________________ 1-7-0 __________ 7at Oklahoma State _______________ 2-55-0 _________ 49vs. Oklahoma __________________ 1-45-1 _________ 45IOWA STATE ___________________ 5-47-0 _________ 16at Kansas State _________________ 3-27-1 _________ 11BAYLOR _______________________ 0-0-0 __________ 0at Texas Tech __________________ 3-12-0 _________ 6WEST VIRGINIA _________________ 7-125-0 _________ 32at Kansas ______________________ 2-8-0 __________ 5TCU

TOTALS _____________________ 26-368-3 ________ 49

CAREER HIGHSReceptions ________________________________ 7 vs. WVU (Jr.)Yards ________________________________ 125 vs. WVU (Jr.)Long _________________________________ 49 at OSU (Jr.)TDs _______________________________ 1, Three Times (Jr.)100-yard games (0) __________________1 (Last: 125 vs. WVU, Jr.)

#6 Jake Oliver, WROPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME __________________ 3-36-0 _________ 21UTEP _______________________ 1-10-0 _________ 10at California ___________________ 5-46-0 _________ 11at Oklahoma State _______________ 4-37-0 _________ 13vs. Oklahoma __________________ 1-13-0 _________ 13IOWA STATE ___________________ 3-21-0 _________ 8at Kansas State _________________ 1-23-0 _________ 23BAYLOR ______________________ 2-18-0 _________ 13at Texas Tech __________________ 3-76-0 _________ 52WEST VIRGINIA _________________ 5-24-0 _________ 8at Kansas _____________________ 3-25-0 _________ 10TCU

TOTALS _____________________ 31-329-0 ________ 52

CAREER HIGHSReceptions ________________________ 5, at California; vs. WVU (Jr.)Yards _____________________________ 76, at Texas Tech (jr.)Long _____________________________52, at Texas Tech (Jr.)TDs ________________________________________ N/A100-yard games (0) ______________________________ N/A

#11 Jacorey Warrick, WROPPONENT REC-YDS-TD LONGNOTRE DAME __________________ 2-35-0 _________ 20UTEP _______________________ 7-73-1 _________ 21at California ___________________ 4-64-1 _________ 41at Oklahoma State ______________________________DNPvs. Oklahoma ___________________ 1-9-0 __________ 9IOWA STATE ____________________ 2-7-0 __________ 4at Kansas State _________________ 3-19-0 _________ 10BAYLOR _______________________ 1-5-0 __________ 5at Texas Tech __________________ 2-19-0 _________ 10WEST VIRGINIA _________________ 2-21-0 _________ 11at Kansas _____________________ 3-82-1 _________ 75TCU

TOTALS _____________________ 27-334-3 ________ 75

CAREER HIGHSReceptions ________________________________ 7 vs. UTEP (Sr.)Yards _______________________________ 82, at Kansas (Sr.)Long _______________________________ 75, at Kansas (Sr.)TDs ___________________ 1 vs. UTEP; at California, at Kansas (Sr.)100-yard games (0) ______________________________ N/A


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DEFENSEDEFENSIVE LEADERS _ GP-GS __ SOLO __ AST __ TOTAL ___ TFL/YDS __ SACKS/YDS __INT-YDS __ BRUP __ QBH __ FR-YDS____ FF __KICK ________ SAF45 _ Wheeler, Anthony __ 10-7 ___ 37 ____ 27 ____ 64 _____ 2.5-5 _____ 0.5-3 ______ . _____ 2 _____ . ______ . _______2 ____ . ____________ .46 _ Jefferson, Malik ___ 10-9 ___ 40 ____ 20 ____ 60 _____7.5-39 ____ 4.5-34 ______ . _____ 2 _____ 3 ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .44 _ Hager, Breckyn____ 11-4 ___ 37 ____ 20 ____ 57 ____ 11.5-52 ____ 6.0-42 ______ . _____ 1 _____ . ______ . _______1 ____ . ____________ .95 _ Ford, Poona ____ 11-11 ___ 37 ____ 14 ____ 51 _____5.5-15 ______ . ________ . ______. _____ 3 _____ 1-0 ______1 ____ 2 ___________ .31 _ Hall, Jason ______ 10-9 ___ 28 ____ 20 ____ 48 _____4.5-23 ____ 3.0-20 ______ . _____ 3 _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .35 _ Freeman, Edwin ___ 11-4 ___ 39 ____ 5 ____ 44 _____7.0-30 ____ 2.0-15 _____ 2-37 _____. _____ . _____ 1-0 ______ . ____ . ____________ .97 _ Nelson, Chris _____ 11-8 ___ 28 ____ 16 ____ 44 _____6.0-20 ____ 1.5-7 ______ . ______. _____ 1 ______ . _______1 ____ . ____________ .2B _ Boyd, Kris _______ 11-7 ___ 38 ____ 5 ____ 43 _____ 1.5-5 _______ . _______ 1-0 _____ 5 _____ . _____ 2-0 ______2 ____ . ____________ .24 _ Bonney, John ____ 11-6 ___ 29 ____ 7 ____ 36 _____ 0.5-1 _______ . ________ . _____ 9 _____ 1 ______ . _______1 ____ . ____________ .14 _ Haines, Dylan ____ 10-9 ___ 26 ____ 9 ____ 35 ______ . ________ . _______ 4-38 ____ 2 _____ . _____ 1-0 ______ . ____ . ____________ .93 _ Boyette Jr., Paul ___ 11-2 ___ 20 ____ 13 ____ 33 _____4.5-13 ____ 1.0-7 ______ . _____ 1 _____ 2 ______ . _______2 ____ . ____________ .4E _ Elliott, DeShon ____ 11-1 ___ 24 ____ 6 ____ 30 _____3.0-31 ____ 1.0-17 ______ . _____ 4 _____ . _____ 2-4 ______ . ____ . ____________ .32 _ Roach, Malcolm ___ 11-4 ___ 22 ____ 8 ____ 30 _____7.0-38 ____ 3.0-24 ______ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .1L _ Locke III, P.J. _____ 11-8 ___ 21 ____ 8 ____ 29 _____ 2.0-5 _____ 1.0-4 _____ 2-2 _____ 5 _____ 1 _____ 1-0 ______ . ____ . ____________ .90 _ Omenihu, Charles __ 11-7 ___ 15 ____ 10 ____ 25 _____4.5-19 ____ 3.5-17 ______ . ______. _____ 1 ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .23 _ McCulloch, Jeffrey __ 11-0 ___ 17 ____ 6 ____ 23 _____ 2.0-9 _____ 1.0-5 ______ . ______. _____ 1 _____ 1-0 ______1 ____ . ____________ .30 _ Cole, Timothy ____ 11-2 ___ 12 ____ 10 ____ 22 _____ 1.0-4 _____ 1.0-4 ______ . _____ 1 _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .5 __ Hill, Holton ______ 5-3 ____ 15 ____ 6 ____ 21 ______ . ________ . ________ . _____ 1 _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .40 _ Hughes, Naashon __ 11-7 ___ 15 ____ 6 ____ 21 _____3.5-36 ____ 3.5-36 ______ . _____ 1 _____ . ______ . _______1 ____ 1 ___________ .1V _ Vaccaro, Kevin ____ 11-2 ___ 12 ____ 4 ____ 16 _____2.0-20 ____ 2.0-20 ______ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .19 _ Jones, Brandon ___ 11-1 ___ 11 ____ 4 ____ 15 ______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ 2 ___________191 _ Cottrell, Bryce ____ 9-2 ____ 10 ____ 4 ____ 14 _____3.5-19 ____ 2.5-18 ______ . ______. _____ 1 ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .9D _ Davis, Davante ____ 11-4 ___ 11 ____ 1 ____ 12 _____ 1.0-1 _______ . ________ . _____ 2 _____ . ______ . _______1 ____ . ____________ .1S _ Evans, Sheroid ____ 8-4 ____ 7 _____ 1 _____8 _______ . ________ . ________ . _____ 4 _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .2D _ Davis, Antwuan ___ 9-0 ____ 8 _____ . _____8 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .5E _ Elliott, Jordan ____ 5-0 ____ 3 _____ 3 _____6 ______ 1.5-1 _______ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .6 __ Oliver, Jake ______ 11-4 ___ 3 _____ 1 _____4 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .98 _ Christmas, D’Andre _ 8-0 ____ 2 _____ 2 _____4 ______ 1.0-6 _____ 1.0-6 ______ . ______. _____ . _____ 1-0 ______ . ____ . ____________ .94 _ Wilbon, Gerald ____ 8-0 ____ 3 _____ 1 _____4 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .4V _ Vasser, Quincy ____ 10-0 ___ 3 _____ . _____3 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .43 _ Townsend, Cameron 9-0 ____ 1 _____ 1 _____2 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .76 _ Perkins, Kent _____ 9-9 ____ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .9 __ Johnson, Collin ____ 11-1 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .1D _ Dickson, Michael___ 11-0 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .3T _ Tseng, Johnny ____ 1-0 ____ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .38 _ Becker, Mitchell ___ 11-0 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .25 _ Warren III, Chris ___ 4-2 ____ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .33 _ Foreman, D’Onta __ 10-9 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .2 __ Duvernay, Devin ___ 11-2 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .4F _ Fowler, Erick _____ 8-0 ____ 1 _____ . _____1 ______ 1.0-1 _______ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .53 _ Holbrook, Jak ____ 11-0 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .55 _ Williams, Connor _ 10-10 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .TM _ TEAM _________ 9-0 ____ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________18 __ Leonard, Dorian ___ 11-6 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .7 __ Buechele, Shane __ 11-11 ___ 1 _____ . _____1 _______ . ________ . ________ . ______. _____ . ______ . _______ . ____ . ____________ .___ Total __________ 11-0 ___588 ___ 238 ___ 826 ____ 84-393 ____ 38-279 _____ 9-77 ____ 43 ____ 14 _____10-4 _____ 13 ___ 5 ___________2___ Opponents ______ 11-0 ___599 ___ 290 ___ 889 ____ 57.0-215 ____ 26-141 ____ 11-196 ___ 43 ____ 18 ____ 11-130 ____ 12 ___ 5 ___________ .

GP - Games Played; SOLO - unassisted tackles; AST - assisted tackles; TOTAL - total tackles; TFLs - tackles for loss; Sacks - quarterback sacks; QB-P - quarterback pressures; INT - interceptions; PBU - pass breakups; FF- forced fumbles; FR - fumble recoveries; BLK - blocked kicks; SAF - Safety

SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLESNAME ________________________TT (SOLO)Jones, Brandon _______________________9 (7)Elliott, DeShon _______________________6 (5)McCulloch, Jeff _______________________6 (4)Freeman, Edwin _______________________4 (3)Oliver, Jake __________________________4 (3)Bonney, John ________________________3 (1)Boyd, Kris __________________________3 (3)Hager, Breckyn _______________________3 (3)

NAME ________________________TT (SOLO)Vaccaro, Kevin ________________________3 (3)Vasser, Quincy ________________________3 (3)Davis, Antwuan _______________________2 (2)Becker, Mitchell _______________________1 (1)Cole, Tim ___________________________1 (1)Dickson, Michael ______________________1 (1)Evans, Sheroid _______________________1 (1)Haines, Dylan ________________________1 (1)

NAME ________________________TT (SOLO)Hill, Holton __________________________1 (1)Holbrook, Jak ________________________1 (1)Locke III, P.J. _________________________1 (1)Townsend, Cameron ____________________1 (0)


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PLACE-KICKERS#17 Trent Domingue

OPPONENT FG-FGA PAT-A POINTS LONGNOTRE DAME _____________ 1-1 _______ 5-6 _______ 8 ______ 25UTEP __________________ 2-2 _______ 5-5 _______ 11 ______ 43at California ______________ 2-4 _______ 5-5 _______ 11 ______ 38at Oklahoma State __________ 0-1 _______ 1-4 _______ 1 _______ 0vs. Oklahoma _____________ 2-2 _______ 4-4 _______ 10 ______ 33IOWA STATE ______________ 2-2 _______ 3-3 _______ 10 ______ 29at Kansas State ____________ 0-1 _______ 3-3 _______ 3 _______ 0BAYLOR _________________ 2-2 _______ 3-3 _______ 10 ______ 39at Texas Tech _____________ 1-1 _______ 6-6 _______ 7 ______ 29WEST VIRGINIA ____________ 2-3 _______ 2-2 _______ 8 ______ 27at Kansas ________________ 0-1 _______ 3-3 _______ 3 _______ 0TCU

TOTALS _________________14-20 ______ 40-44 ______82 ______ 43

PUNTERS#13 Michael Dickson

OPPONENT _______ NO. ___YDS _ AVG. __ LONG _ TB __ FC __ 50+ __ I20NOTRE DAME ______ 6 ___ 330 _ 55.0 ___ 64 ___ 1 ____2 ____ 5 ___ 1UTEP ___________ 5 ___ 252 _ 50.4 ___ 57 ___ 1 ____1 ____ 3 ___ 2at California _______ 4 ___ 174 _ 43.5 ___ 50 ___ 0 ____2 ____ 1 ___ 2at Oklahoma State ___ 5 ___ 226 _ 45.2 ___ 51 ___ 0 ____3 ____ 2 ___ 3vs. Oklahoma ______ 6 ___ 269 _ 44.8 ___ 50 ___ 0 ____4 ____ 1 ___ 4IOWA STATE _______ 4 ___ 186 _ 46.5 ___ 51 ___ 2 ____0 ____ 1 ___ 1at Kansas State _____ 4 ___ 161 _ 40.2 ___ 44 ___ 1 ____1 ____ 0 ___ 1BAYLOR __________ 6 ___ 316 _ 52.7 ___ 63 ___ 2 ____1 ____ 5 ___ 3at Texas Tech ______ 5 ___ 255 _ 51.0 ___ 63 ___ 1 ____1 ____ 2 ___ 2WEST VIRGINIA _____ 4 ___ 175 _ 43.8 ___ 51 ___ 0 ____0 ____ 1 ___ 3at Kansas _________ 8 ___ 350 _ 43.8 ___ 51 ___ 1 ____1 ____ 1 ___ 4TCU

TOTALS _________ 57 __ 2694 47.3 ___64 ___ 9 ___ 16 ___22 ___ 24


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GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES (INDIVIDUAL)TOTAL TACKLES _______ UA-A ___ TOT ___ ND ___UTEP ___ CAL ___OSU ___ OU ____ ISU ___ KSU ____ BAY ___ TTU __ WVU __ KUWheeler, Anthon LB _______37-27 ____ 64 ____ 3-2 ____4-3 ____ 6-5 ___ 5-3 ____ 6-7 ____ 3-0 ____ 3-0 _____ 5-5 ___ DNP ___ 2-1 ___ 0-1Jefferson, Mali LB _________40-20 ____ 60 ____ 7-1 ____3-3 ____ 2-3 ___ 2-2 ____ 2-5 ____ 2-2 ____ 6-0 _____ 7-2 ____7-1 ___ 2-1 ___ DNPHager, Breckyn LB ________37-20 ____ 57 ____ 3-2 ____3-4 ____ 3-2 ___ 5-1 ____ 3-3 ____ 5-1 ____ 2-0 _____ 2-4 ____1-1 ___ 4-1 ___ 6-1Ford, Poona DL __________37-14 ____ 51 ____ 3-2 ____3-3 ____ 1-1 ___ 2-1 ____ 4-2 ____ 4-0 ____ 7-1 _____ 4-1 ____1-2 ___ 4-1 ___ 4-0Hall, Jason DB ___________28-20 ____ 48 ____ 3-0 ____2-0 ____ 2-4 ___ 6-2 ____ 4-3 _____ - _____ 4-0 _____ 2-5 ____2-4 ___ 3-2 ___ DNPFreeman, Edwin LB ________ 39-5 ____ 44 ____ 3-0 ____2-0 ____ 2-0 ___ 0-1 ____ 1-0 ____ 2-0 ____ 5-0 _____ 5-1 ____7-2 ___ 7-1 ___ 5-0Nelson, Chris DL __________28-16 ____ 44 ____ 3-5 ____2-1 ____ 2-3 ___ 2-0 ____ 1-3 ____ 5-2 ____ 3-0 _____ 4-2 ____ - ____ 3-0 ___ 3-0Boyd, Kris DB ___________ 38-5 ____ 43 _____ - _____2-1 ____ 1-0 ___ 3-0 ____ 6-3 ____ 3-0 ____ 3-0 _____ 5-1 ____8-0 ___ 7-0 ____ -Bonney, John DB _________ 29-7 ____ 36 _____ - _____ - _____ 2-0 ___ 2-0 ____ 2-2 ____ 6-0 ____ 3-0 _____ 4-2 ____4-3 ___ 1-0 ___ 5-0Haines, Dylan DB _________ 26-9 ____ 35 _____ - ____ DNP ____ 1-4 ___ 4-0 ____ 1-1 ____ 1-0 ____ 3-1 _____ 6-1 ____4-0 ___ 1-1 ___ 5-1Boyette Jr., Pa DL _________20-13 ____ 33 ____ 4-1 ____1-2 ____ 2-3 ____ - _____ 4-2 ____ 1-0 ____ 5-0 _____ 1-2 ____1-2 ____ - ____ 1-1Roach, Malcolm LB ________ 22-8 ____ 30 _____ - _____2-2 ____ 3-0 ___ 3-0 ____ 4-2 _____ - _____ 2-1 _____ 1-0 ____0-1 ___ 5-2 ___ 2-0Elliott, DeShon DB ________ 24-6 ____ 30 ____ 2-1 ____4-1 ____ - _____ - _____ 2-1 ____ 4-0 ____ 3-0 _____ 0-1 ____4-1 ____ - ____ 5-1Locke III, P.J. DB __________ 21-8 ____ 29 ____ 4-0 ____2-0 ____ 2-2 ___ 0-1 ____ 2-2 ____ 2-0 ____ 1-0 _____ 1-0 ____2-2 ___ 3-1 ___ 2-0Omenihu, Charle DL _______15-10 ____ 25 ____ 4-1 ____1-0 ____ 0-1 ___ 2-0 ____ 0-5 ____ 3-0 ____ 1-1 _____ 2-1 ____ - ____ 2-0 ___ 0-1McCulloch, Jeff LB ________ 17-6 ____ 23 _____ - _____1-0 ____ 2-3 ___ 2-1 _____- _____ 4-0 _____ - _______- _____3-1 ___ 1-1 ___ 4-0Cole, Timothy LB _________12-10 ____ 22 _____ - _____2-0 ____ 0-2 ___ 2-2 _____- _____ 1-0 ____ 1-0 _____ 2-1 ____4-1 ___ 0-2 ___ 0-2Hughes, Naashon DE _______ 15-6 ____ 21 ____ 2-0 ____0-1 ____ 1-1 ___ 1-0 ____ 2-0 ____ 3-1 _____ - ______ 3-1 ____0-1 ___ 1-0 ___ 2-1Hill, Holton DB___________ 15-6 ____ 21 ____ 4-1 ___ DNP ____ 3-2 ___ DNP ____ 3-1 ____DNP ____DNP _____ 1-0 ____4-2 ___ DNP ___ DNPVaccaro, Kevin DB _________ 12-4 ____ 16 ____ 3-0 ____4-0 ____ 0-1 ___ 1-1 _____- _____ 2-1 _____ - ______ 0-1 ____1-0 ____ - ____ 1-0Jones, Brandon DB ________ 11-4 ____ 15 ____ 1-0 ____1-0 ____ 0-1 ___ 1-0 ____ 2-2 ____ 2-0 _____ - ______ 1-1 ____2-0 ___ 1-0 ____ -Cottrell, Bryce DL _________ 10-4 ____ 14 ____ DNP ____2-1 ____ - _____ - ____ DNP ____ 2-2 ____ 1-0 _____ 4-0 ____1-1 ____ - _____ -Davis, Davante DB ________ 11-1 ____ 12 ____ 1-0 ____1-0 ____ 2-0 ___ 2-0 ____ 0-1 ____ 1-0 _____ - _______- _____ - ____ 1-0 ___ 3-0Evans, Sheroid DB_________ 7-1 ______ 8 _____ 1-0 ____ - _____ 2-0 ___ 2-1 ___ DNP ____ 1-0 _____ - ______DNP ____1-0 ___ DNP ____ -Davis, Antwuan DB ________ 8-0 ______ 8 _____ 1-0 ____2-0 ___ DNP ___ DNP _____- ______ - _____ 2-0 ______- _____3-0 ____ - _____ -Elliott, Jordan DL _________ 3-3 ______ 6 ______ - _____1-1 ___ DNP ____ - _____ 1-1 ____ 1-1 ____DNP _____DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ___ DNPChristmas, D. DL __________ 2-2 ______ 4 _____ DNP ____0-1 ___ DNP ___ DNP ____ 0-1 _____ - ______ - _______- _____1-0 ____ - ____ 1-0Oliver, Jake _____________ 3-1 ______ 4 ______ - _____ - _____ 1-0 ____ - _____ 0-1 _____ - _____ 1-0 _____ 1-0 ____ - _____ - _____ -Wilbon, Gerald DL ________ 3-1 ______ 4 ______ - _____ - _____ - _____ - _____ 1-0 ____DNP ____DNP ______- ____ DNP ____ - ____ 2-1Vasser, Quincy ___________ 3-0 ______ 3 ______ - _____ - ____ DNP ____ - ______- ______ - ______ - _______- _____ - _____ - ____ 3-0Townsend, Camer LB _______ 1-1 ______ 2 _____ DNP ____1-0 ___ DNP ____ - ______- ______ - ______ - _______- _____0-1 ____ - _____ -Tseng, Johnny LB _________ 1-0 ______ 1 _____ DNP ____1-0 ___ DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ____DNP ____DNP _____DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ___ DNPTEAM ________________ 1-0 ______ 1 ______ - _____ - _____ - _____ - ______- ______ - _____ 1-0 ______- _____ - _____ - _____ -Duvernay, Devin _________ 1-0 ______ 1 ______ - _____ - _____ - _____ - ______- ______ - ______ - _______- _____ - _____ - ____ 1-0Dickson, Michae __________ 1-0 ______ 1 _____ 1-0 ____ - _____ - _____ - ______- ______ - ______ - _______- _____ - _____ - _____ -Fowler, Erick LB __________ 1-0 ______ 1 _____ DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ____ - ______- _____ 1-0 _____ - _______- _____ - _____ - _____ -Holbrook, Jak ___________ 1-0 ______ 1 ______ - _____ - _____ - _____ - ______- ______ - ______ - _______- _____ - ____ 1-0 ____ -Williams, Conno __________ 1-0 ______ 1 _____ 1-0 ___ DNP ____ - _____ - ______- ______ - ______ - _______- _____ - _____ - _____ -Becker, Mitchel __________ 1-0 ______ 1 ______ - _____ - _____ - _____ - ______- _____ 1-0 _____ - _______- _____ - _____ - _____ -Warren III, C. ____________ 1-0 ______ 1 ______ - _____ - _____ 1-0 ____ - ____ DNP ____DNP ____DNP _____DNP ___ DNP ___ DNP ___ DNPForeman, D’Onta _________ 1-0 ______ 1 ______ - ____ DNP ____ - _____ - ______- ______ - ______ - _______- _____ - _____ - ____ 1-0Johnson, Collin __________ 1-0 ______ 1 ______ - _____ - _____ - _____ - ______- ______ - ______ - _______- _____1-0 ____ - _____ -Buechele, Shane _________ 1-0 ______ 1 ______ - _____ - _____ 1-0 ____ - ______- ______ - ______ - _______- _____ - _____ - _____ -Leonard, Dorian __________ 1-0 ______ 1 ______ - _____ - _____ - ____ 1-0 _____- ______ - ______ - _______- _____ - _____ - _____ -Perkins, Kent ___________ 1-0 ______ 1 ______ - ____ DNP ____ - ____ DNP ____ 1-0 _____ - ______ - _______- _____ - _____ - _____ -

NOTE: first number indicates number of solo tackles; second number indicates number of assisted tacklesKey: i - interception; f - forced fumble; r - fumble recovery; p - blocked punt; k - blocked FG; ep - blocked PAT

1 - NOTRE DAMER: Gary PattersonU: Terrance RamseyHL: Michael KellyLJ: Brian SakowskiBJ: Gary DancewkzFJ: Harry TysonSJ: Tony TarantiniCJ: Joe Pennuci

2 - UTEPR: Reggie Smith U: Tab SlaughterHL: Mike MoellerLJ: Mark StewartBJ: Lyndon NixonFJ: Matt MillsSJ: Tim MurrayCJ: Dick Scanlan

3 - CALIFORNIAR: Mike DefeeU: Robert RichesonHL: Al GreenLJ: Derek AndersonBJ: Terry JonesFJ: Joe BlubaughSJ: Lo vsn PhamCJ: Mike Contreraz

4 - OKLAHOMA STATER: Brad Van VarkU: Michael CooperHL: George GusmanLJ: Frank LeBlancBJ: Brian ErnestFJ: Jason LedetSJ: Gene SemkoCJ: Brian Alos

5 - OKLAHOMAR: Reggie SmithU: Tab SlaughterHL: Mike MoellerLJ: Mark StewartBJ: Lyndon NixonFJ: Matt MillsSJ: Tim MurrayCJ: Dan Scanlan

6 - IOWA STATER: Scott CampbellU: Joel BellingerHL: Doug MooreLJ: Keith GarmondBJ: Joel WetzelFJ: Randy SmithSJ: Corey LuxnerCJ: Stacy Hardin

7 - KANSAS STATER: Mike DefeeU: Robert RichesonHL: Al GreenLJ: Derek AndersonBJ: Terry JonesFJ: Joe BlubaughSJ: Lo vsn PhamCJ: Mike Contreraz

8 - BAYLORR: Cooper CastleberryU: Jim AdamsHL: Cal McNeillLJ: Kelly DeterdingBJ: Donnie AultmanFJ: Scott GainesSJ: Anthony FlemingCJ: Chris Tallent

9 - TEXAS TECHR: Brad Van VarkU: Michael CooperHL: George GusmanLJ: Frank LeBlancBJ: Brian ErnestFJ: Jason LedetSJ: Gene SemkoCJ: Brian Alos

10 - WEST VIRGINIAR: Dan RomeoU: Scott TeiferHL: Andy WarnerLJ: Marc BovosBJ: Chris AlstonFJ: Ed VinzantSJ: Jim MurphyCJ: Ken Ray

11 - KANSASR: Scott CampbellU: Joel BellingerHL: Doug MooreLJ: Keith GarmondBJ: Joel WetzelFJ: Randy SmithSJ: Corey LuxnerCJ: Stacy Hardin

12 - TCUR: U: HL: LJ: BJ: FJ: SJ: CJ:

2016 OFFICIATING CREWS


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GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSIVE STATISTICS (TEAM)

Opponent ______________________________________ Sacks ______ TFL _______FF _______ FR _______INT ______PBU _____ P_BLK ____ FG_BLK ___ XP_BLK ____ QBPNOTRE DAME ____________________________________ 3.0-19 _____ 7-29 _______ 0 ________0 ________ 0 ________4 ________ 0 ________ 1 ________0 ________ 2UTEP _________________________________________ 5.0-41 _____ 11-57 ______ 2 _______ 1-0 _______ 0 ________4 ________ 1 ________ 0 ________0 ________ 1at California _____________________________________ 3.0-30 _____ 7-40 _______ 1 _______ 0-0 _______ 0 ________5 ________ 1 ________ 0 ________0 ________ 3at Oklahoma State _________________________________ 3.0-20 _____ 7-29 _______ 0 _______ 0-0 _______ 0 ________2 ________ 0 ________ 0 ________1 ________ 2vs. Oklahoma _____________________________________1.0-7 ______ 3-9 _______ 2 _______ 2-0 ______ 2-38 _______0 ________ 0 ________ 0 ________0 ________ 0IOWA STATE _____________________________________ 8.0-44 _____ 14-52 ______ 1 ________1 ________ 0 ________3 ________ 0 ________ 0 ________0 ________ 1at Kansas State ___________________________________ 2.0-16 _____ 6.0-24 ______ 1 _______ 2-0 ______ 1-33 _______3 ________ 0 ________ 0 ________0 ________ 0BAYLOR _______________________________________ 6.0-38 ____ 11.0-50 ______ 3 _______ 1-0 _______1-0 _______6 ________ 0 ________ 0 ________0 ________ 0at Texas Tech ____________________________________ 3.0-38 _____ 5.0-44 ______ 1 _______ 1-0 _______1-0 _______7 ________ 0 ________ 0 ________1 ________ 3WEST VIRGINIA ___________________________________ 2.0-11 _____ 9.0-29 ______ 1 ________1 ________3-2 _______2 ________ 0 ________ 0 ________0 ________ 1at Kansas _______________________________________ 2.0-15 _____ 6.0-34 ______ 1 _______ 1-4 _______1-4 _______8 ________ 0 ________ 0 ________0 ________ 1TCU

DEFENSIVE LEADERSTACKLES FOR LOSS (84)Hager, Breckyn ___________ 11.5-52Jefferson, Malik ____________ 7.5-39Freeman, Edwin ____________ 7.0-30Roach, Malcolm ____________ 6.0-35Nelson, Chris ______________ 6.0-20Ford, Poona ______________ 5.5-15Boyette Jr., Paul ____________ 5.0-15Hall, Jason _______________ 4.5-23Omenihu, Charles ___________ 4.5-19Hughes, Naashon ___________ 3.5-36Cottrell, Bryce _____________ 3.5-19Elliott, DeShon ____________ 3.0-31 Wheeler, Anthony ___________ 2.5-5Vaccaro, Kevin _____________ 2.0-20McCulloch, Jeffrey ___________ 2.0-9Locke III, P.J. _______________ 2.0-5Boyd, Kris ________________ 1.5-5Cole, Timothy ______________ 1.5-5Elliott, Jordan ______________ 1.5-1Christmas, D’Andre __________ 1.0-6Davis, Davante _____________ 1.0-1Fowler, Erick _______________ 1.0-1Bonney, John ______________ 0.5-1

SACKS (38)Hager, Breckyn ____________ 6.0-42Jefferson, Malik ____________ 4.5-34Hughes, Naashon ___________ 3.5-36Omenihu, Charles ___________ 3.5-17Roach, Malcolm ____________ 3.0-24Hall, Jason _______________ 3.0-20Cottrell, Bryce _____________ 2.5-18Vaccaro, Kevin _____________ 2.0-20Freeman, Edwin ___________ 2.0-15Nelson, Chris _______________ 1.5-7Elliott, Deshon _____________ 1.0-17Boyette Jr., Paul _____________ 1.0-7Christmas, D’Andre __________ 1.0-6McCulloch, Jeffrey ___________ 1.0-5Cole, Timothy ______________ 1.0-4Locke III, P.J. _______________ 1.0-4Wheeler, Antony ____________ 0.5-3

QB PRESSURES (14)Ford, Poona _________________ 3Jefferson, Malik _______________ 3Boyette Jr., Paul _______________ 2Bonney, John ________________ 1Locke III, P.J. _________________ 1Nelson, Chris _________________ 1Omenihu, Charles ______________ 1Cottrell, Bryce ________________ 1McCullock, Jeffrey _____________ 1

FORCED FUMBLES (113)Boyette Jr., Paul _______________ 2Wheeler, Anthony _____________ 2Boyd, Kris __________________ 2Davis, Davante _______________ 1Ford, Poona _________________ 1Hager, Breckyn _______________ 1Hughes, Naashon ______________ 1Nelson, Chris _________________ 1Bonney, John ________________ 1Jeffrey McCulloch _____________ 1

RECOVERED FUMBLES (10)Boyd, Kris __________________ 2Elliott, Deshon ________________ 2Christmas, D’Andre _____________ 1Ford, Poona _________________ 1Freeman, Edwin _______________ 1Haines, Dylan ________________ 1Locke III, P.J. _________________ 1McCulloch, Jeffrey _____________ 1

INTERCEPTIONS (9)Haines, Dylan ________________ 4Freeman, Edwin _______________ 2Locke III, P.J. _________________ 1Nelson, Chris ________________ 1Boyd, Chris _________________ 1

PASS BREAKUPS (43)Bonney, John ________________ 9Locke III, P.J. ________________ 5Boyd, Kris __________________ 4Elliott, DeShon _______________ 4Evans, Sheroid ________________ 4Hall, Jason __________________ 3Davis, Davante _______________ 2Jefferson, Malik _______________ 2Wheeler, Anthony _____________ 2Haines, Dylan ________________ 2Boyette Jr., Paul _______________ 1Cole, Timothy ________________ 1Davis, Antwuan _______________ 1Hager, Breckyn _______________ 1Hill, Holton __________________ 1Hughes, Naashon ______________ 1

BLOCKED PUNTS (2)Jones, Brandon _______________ 2

BLOCKED FIELD GOALS/PAT (3)Ford, Poona _________________ 2Hughes, Naashon ______________ 1

MULTI-TFL GAMES (11)Malcolm Roach _______ 3.0-13 vs. WVUHughes, Naashon ______ 2.5-24 vs. ISUHager, Breckyn _______ 2.5-15 vs. BAYJefferson, Malik _______ 2.5-11 vs. BAYNelson, Chris __________ 2.5-9 vs. ISUHager, Breckyn _________ 2.5-7 vs. KUHall, Jason __________ 2.0-13 at OSUFreeman, Edwin _______ 2.0-6 at TTUFord, Poona _________ 1.5-8 vs. UTEPNelson, Chris ___________ 1.5-7 vs. NDJefferson, Malik ________ 1.5-22 at TTU*Must include one solo TFL to qualify

MULTI-SACK GAMES (5)Hughes, Naason ________ 2.5-24 vs. ISUHall, Jason ___________ 2.0-13 at OSUJefferson, Malik _______ 2.0-11 vs. BAYNelson, Chris ___________1.5-7 vs. ISUJefferson, Malik ________ 1.5-22 at TT*Must include one solo sack to qualify


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CAREER HIGHSBeck, AndrewPoints scored: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Touchdowns: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Receptions: 2, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Receiving yards: 39, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1 [t-9th], at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Long reception: 39, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016All-purpose yards: 39, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016Kick returns: 1, California, Sep 19, 2015Kick return yards: 8, California, Sep 19, 2015 (1 returns)Long kick return: 8, California, Sep 19, 2015Tackles: 2, BYU, Sep 06, 2014 (1-1)

Bluiett, CalebPoints scored: 6, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015Touchdowns: 1, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015Receptions: 2, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016Receiving yards: 57, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (1 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1 [t-9th], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015Long reception: 57, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015All-purpose yards: 57, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015Kick returns: 1, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016Kick return yards: 13, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 (1 returns)Long kick return: 13, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016Tackles: 6, 4 timesSacks: 1.0, 4 timesTackles for loss: 3.0 [t-8th], at Kansas State, Oct 25, 2014 (3-0)Pass breakups: 1, North Texas, Aug 30, 2014 ; at Kansas, Sep 27, 2014

Bonney, JohnTackles: 9, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (6-3)Sacks: 1.0, Kansas State, Oct 24, 2015 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 1.0, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1-0); Kansas State, Oct 24, 2015 (1-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 ; Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Pass breakups: 3 [t-3rd], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016

Boyd, KrisAll-purpose yards: 63, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015Kick returns: 3, at TCU, Oct 03, 2015Kick return yards: 63, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (2 returns)Long kick return: 36, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015Interceptions: 1 [t-6th], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Tackles: 9, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (6-3)Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; at Notre Dame, Sep 05, 2015 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016Pass breakups: 3 [t-3rd], Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016

Boyette Jr., PaulTackles: 9, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (5-4)Sacks: 1.0, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (1-0); vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (1-0); at Iowa State, Oct 31, 2015 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 2.0, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (2-0); at Oklahoma State, Nov 15, 2014 (1-1); vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (2-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], West Virginia, Nov 08, 2014 ; RICE, Sep 12, 2015 ; vs UCLA, Sep 13, 2014Pass breakups: 1, 4 times

Buechele, ShanePoints scored: 6, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016Touchdowns: 1, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016Rush attempts: 13, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Rush yards: 44, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (13 carries)Rush TDs: 1, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016Long rush: 23, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Pass attempts: 48 [2nd], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Pass completions: 31 [1st], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Pass yards: 318 [8th], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Pass TDs: 4 [t-1st], UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Had intercepted: 3 [t-3rd], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016Long pass: 80 [t-2nd], at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016Total offense attempts: 61 [1st], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (13 rush,48 pass)Total ofense yards: 362 [6th], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (44 rush,318 pass)All-purpose yards: 44, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Punt attempts: 1, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Punt yards: 36, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1 punts)Longest punt: 36, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Tackles: 1, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1-0)

Burt, JohnPoints scored: 6, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 ; RICE, Sep 12, 2015Touchdowns: 1, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 ; RICE, Sep 12, 2015Rush attempts: 1, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Rush yards: -2, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1 carries)Receptions: 6, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016

Receiving yards: 113, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 (4 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1 [t-9th], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 ; RICE, Sep 12, 2015Long reception: 84 [1st], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015Total offense attempts: 1, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1 rush,0 pass)Total ofense yards: -2, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (-2 rush,0 pass)All-purpose yards: 113, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015

Christmas, D’AndreTackles: 1, 4 timesSacks: 1.0, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (1-0)Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016

Cole, TimothyTackles: 8, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (6-2)Sacks: 1.0, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 (1-0); Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 (1-0); Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015 (1-0)Pass breakups: 1, North Texas, Aug 30, 2014 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016

Cottrell, BryceTackles: 5, at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 (3-2)Sacks: 1.0, 7 timesTackles for loss: 2.0, Kansas State, Oct 24, 2015 (2-0)Pass breakups: 1, New Mexico State, Aug 31, 2013 ; Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 ; vs UCLA, Sep 13, 2014

Davis, AntwuanTackles: 3, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (3-0); California, Sep 19, 2015 (2-1)Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], California, Sep 19, 2015Pass breakups: 1, California, Sep 19, 2015

Davis, DavanteInterceptions: 1 [t-6th], at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015Tackles: 6, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (6-0); at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015 (5-1); vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (5-1)Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Iowa State, Oct 31, 2015 (1-0); at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Pass breakups: 3 [t-3rd], at Iowa State, Oct 31, 2015

Dickson, MichaelRush attempts: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016Rush yards: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1 carries)Long rush: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016Total offense attempts: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1 rush,0 pass)Total ofense yards: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (6 rush,0 pass)All-purpose yards: 6, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016Punt attempts: 10 [2nd], at Notre Dame, Sep 05, 2015Punt yards: 423 [1st], at Notre Dame, Sep 05, 2015 (10 punts)Longest punt: 64 [t-3rd], Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016Tackles: 1, at Iowa State, Oct 31, 2015 (1-0); Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (1-0)

Domingue, TrentPoints scored: 11, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016Kick PATs: 6 [t-7th], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Points by kicking: 11 [t-7th], UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016Field goals made: 2 [t-8th], 6 timesField goal attempts: 4 [t-1st], at California, Sep 17, 2016Longest field goal: 43, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016

Duvernay, DevinPoints scored: 6, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016Touchdowns: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016Receptions: 4, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016Receiving yards: 96, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (4 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1 [t-9th], vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016Long reception: 80 [t-2nd], at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016All-purpose yards: 149, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016Kick returns: 7 [t-1st], at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016Kick return yards: 143 [3rd], at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (7 returns)Long kick return: 28, at California, Sep 17, 2016Tackles: 1, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (1-0)

Elliott, DeShonAll-purpose yards: 5, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015Interceptions: 2 [t-1st], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015Long interception return: 5, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015Tackles: 6, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (5-1)Sacks: 1.0, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (1-0); Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-0); UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Pass breakups: 2, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016

Ford, PoonaTackles: 8, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 (7-1); RICE, Sep 12, 2015 (5-3)Sacks: 1.5, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (1-1)Tackles for loss: 1.5, vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (1-1); UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0); Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015 (1-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016Pass breakups: 1, at TCU, Oct 03, 2015Blocked kicks: 1 [t-1st], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 ; at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016

Foreman, ArmantiPoints scored: 6, 7 timesTouchdowns: 1, 7 timesRush attempts: 1, 4 timesRush yards: 30, at Kansas, Sep 27, 2014 (1 carries)Long rush: 29, at Kansas, Sep 27, 2014Receptions: 6, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Receiving yards: 142 [6th], Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (4 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1 [t-9th], 7 timesLong reception: 73 [9th], TCU, Nov 27, 2014Total offense attempts: 1, 4 timesTotal ofense yards: 30, at Kansas, Sep 27, 2014 (30 rush,0 pass)All-purpose yards: 198 [t-7th], TCU, Nov 27, 2014Punt returns: 4 [t-2nd], Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016Punt return yards: 42 [10th], Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (4 returns)Long punt return: 22, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016Kick returns: 5 [t-8th], TCU, Nov 27, 2014Kick return yards: 107, TCU, Nov 27, 2014 (5 returns)Long kick return: 33, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016Tackles: 1, TCU, Nov 27, 2014 (1-0)

Foreman, D’OntaPoints scored: 18 [t-6th], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Touchdowns: 3 [t-6th], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Rush attempts: 51 [1st], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016Rush yards: 341 [1st], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (33 carries)Rush TDs: 3 [t-6th], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Long rush: 93 [1st], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015Receptions: 3, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Receiving yards: 32, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (3 receptions); at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 (2 receptions)Long reception: 22, at TCU, Oct 03, 2015Total offense attempts: 51 [5th], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (51 rush,0 pass)Total ofense yards: 341 [8th], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (341 rush,0 pass)All-purpose yards: 341 [1st], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Kick returns: 1, Baylor, Oct 04, 2014 ; RICE, Sep 12, 2015Kick return yards: 25, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 (1 returns)Long kick return: 25, RICE, Sep 12, 2015Tackles: 1, at Oklahoma State, Nov 15, 2014 (0-1); at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (1-0)

Freeman, EdwinAll-purpose yards: 33, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016Interceptions: 1 [t-6th], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016Long interception return: 33 [7th], at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016Tackles: 9, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (7-2)Sacks: 1.0, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (1-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 2.0, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (2-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], RICE, Sep 12, 2015Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016

Hager, BreckynAll-purpose yards: 10, RICE, Sep 12, 2015Interceptions: 1 [t-6th], RICE, Sep 12, 2015Long interception return: 10, RICE, Sep 12, 2015Tackles: 8, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (3-5)Sacks: 1.0, 6 timesTackles for loss: 2.5, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (2-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Pass breakups: 1, at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016

Haines, DylanPoints scored: 6, Iowa State, Oct 18, 2014Touchdowns: 1, Iowa State, Oct 18, 2014All-purpose yards: 74, Iowa State, Oct 18, 2014Interceptions: 2 [t-1st], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016Long interception return: 74 [1st], Iowa State, Oct 18, 2014Tackles: 14 [t-9th], West Virginia, Nov 08, 2014 (9-5)Sacks: 1.0, RICE, Sep 12, 2015 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 2.0, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (2-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], West Virginia, Nov 08, 2014Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], at Oklahoma State, Nov 15, 2014 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016Pass breakups: 2, at Texas Tech, Nov 01, 2014 ; TCU, Nov 27, 2014 ; Kansas State, Oct 24, 2015


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CAREER HIGHSHall, JasonAll-purpose yards: 35, RICE, Sep 12, 2015Interceptions: 1 [t-6th], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; RICE, Sep 12, 2015Long interception return: 31 [t-8th], RICE, Sep 12, 2015Tackles: 9, West Virginia, Nov 08, 2014 (6-3)Sacks: 2.0 [t-6th], at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (2-0)Tackles for loss: 2.0, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (2-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015Pass breakups: 1, 7 times

Heard, JerrodPoints scored: 18 [t-6th], California, Sep 19, 2015Touchdowns: 3 [t-6th], California, Sep 19, 2015Rush attempts: 24, California, Sep 19, 2015Rush yards: 163 [7th], California, Sep 19, 2015 (24 carries)Rush TDs: 3 [t-6th], California, Sep 19, 2015Long rush: 45, California, Sep 19, 2015Pass attempts: 31, California, Sep 19, 2015Pass completions: 20, California, Sep 19, 2015Pass yards: 364 [t-1st], California, Sep 19, 2015Pass TDs: 2 [t-9th], RICE, Sep 12, 2015Had intercepted: 2 [t-5th], at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015Long pass: 84 [1st], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015Receptions: 6, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Receiving yards: 73, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (2 receptions)Receiving TDs: 2 [t-3rd], UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Long reception: 68, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016Total offense attempts: 55 [t-2nd], California, Sep 19, 2015 (24 rush,31 pass)Total ofense yards: 527 [1st], California, Sep 19, 2015 (163 rush,364 pass)All-purpose yards: 163, California, Sep 19, 2015

Hill, HoltonPoints scored: 6, Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015Touchdowns: 1, Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015All-purpose yards: 41, Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015Interceptions: 1 [t-6th], Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015Long interception return: 41 [4th], Oklahoma State, Sep 26, 2015Tackles: 8, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (4-4); vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (7-1)Tackles for loss: 1.0, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1-0)Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Pass breakups: 2, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015

Hughes, NaashonTackles: 10, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (7-3)Sacks: 2.5 [t-4th], Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (2-1)Tackles for loss: 2.5, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (2-1)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016Pass breakups: 1, Kansas, Nov 07, 2015 ; West Virginia, Nov 08, 2014 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016Blocked kicks: 1 [t-1st], Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016

Jefferson, MalikPoints scored: 6, RICE, Sep 12, 2015Touchdowns: 1, RICE, Sep 12, 2015Tackles: 11, at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015 (6-5)Sacks: 2.0 [t-6th], vs Oklahoma, Oct 10, 2015 (2-0); Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0)Tackles for loss: 2.5, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (2-0); at Notre Dame, Sep 05, 2015 (2-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], RICE, Sep 12, 2015Pass breakups: 1, 5 times

Johnson, CollinPoints scored: 12, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Touchdowns: 2, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Receptions: 7, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Receiving yards: 68, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (7 receptions)Receiving TDs: 2 [t-3rd], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Long reception: 40, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016All-purpose yards: 68, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Tackles: 1, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (1-0)

Jones, BrandonPoints scored: 2, at California, Sep 17, 2016All-purpose yards: 23, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Punt returns: 1, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016Punt return yards: 19, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1 returns)Kick returns: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Kick return yards: 23, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1 returns)Long kick return: 23, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Tackles: 4, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (2-2)Blocked kicks: 1 [t-1st], UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016

Leonard, DorianPoints scored: 6, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Touchdowns: 1, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Rush yards: -12, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (0 carries)Receptions: 7, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016

Receiving yards: 125 [10th], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (7 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1 [t-9th], vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 ; at Kansas State, Oct 22, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Long reception: 49, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016Total ofense yards: -12, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (-12 rush,0 pass)All-purpose yards: 125, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Tackles: 2, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (1-1)

Locke III, P.J.All-purpose yards: 2, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Interceptions: 1 [t-6th], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Long interception return: 2, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016Tackles: 7, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (5-2)Sacks: 1.0, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (1-0); West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (1-0); Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (1-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Pass breakups: 3 [t-3rd], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016

McCulloch, JeffTackles: 5, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (2-3)Sacks: 1.0, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 (1-0); Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016

Nelson, ChrisTackles: 8, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (3-5)Sacks: 1.5, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1-1)Tackles for loss: 2.5, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (2-1)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016

Oliver, JakeReceptions: 5, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016Receiving yards: 76, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (3 receptions)Long reception: 52, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016All-purpose yards: 76, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Tackles: 1, 6 times

Omenihu, CharleTackles: 5, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (0-5); Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (4-1)Sacks: 1.5, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1-1)Tackles for loss: 1.5, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1-1)

Porter, KyleRush attempts: 8, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Rush yards: 51, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (6 carries)Long rush: 30, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Receptions: 1, at Oklahoma State, Oct 1, 2016 ; Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016Receiving yards: 8, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016 (1 receptions)Long reception: 8, Iowa State, Oct 15, 2016Total offense attempts: 8, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (8 rush,0 pass)Total ofense yards: 51, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016 (51 rush,0 pass)All-purpose yards: 51, at Texas Tech, Nov 05, 2016Kick returns: 2, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016Kick return yards: 29, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (2 returns)Long kick return: 19, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016

Roach, MalcolmTackles: 7, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (5-2)Sacks: 1.0, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (1-0); UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0); at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 3.0 [t-8th], West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (3-0)

Swoopes, TyronePoints scored: 24 [t-2nd], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015Touchdowns: 4 [t-2nd], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015Rush attempts: 15, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 ; TCU, Nov 27, 2014Rush yards: 98, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (15 carries)Rush TDs: 4 [t-2nd], Kansas, Nov 07, 2015Long rush: 46, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Pass attempts: 44 [4th], vs Oklahoma, Oct 11, 2014Pass completions: 27 [t-3rd], vs Oklahoma, Oct 11, 2014Pass yards: 334 [5th], vs Oklahoma, Oct 11, 2014Pass TDs: 2 [t-9th], 4 timesHad intercepted: 4 [t-1st], TCU, Nov 27, 2014Long pass: 73 [8th], TCU, Nov 27, 2014Total offense attempts: 55 [t-2nd], vs Oklahoma, Oct 11, 2014 (11 rush,44 pass)Total ofense yards: 416 [3rd], Iowa State, Oct 18, 2014 (95 rush,321 pass)All-purpose yards: 98, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Tackles: 1, BYU, Sep 06, 2014 (1-0)Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], TCU, Nov 27, 2014

Vaccaro, KevinTackles: 9, California, Sep 19, 2015 (7-2)Sacks: 1.0, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (1-0); UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0)

Tackles for loss: 1.0, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (1-0); UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0)Fumbles forced: 1 [t-4th], California, Sep 19, 2015Pass breakups: 1, California, Sep 19, 2015

Vasser, QuincyAll-purpose yards: 14, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Kick returns: 1, 4 timesKick return yards: 14, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (1 returns)Long kick return: 14, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Tackles: 3, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (3-0); at TCU, Oct 03, 2015 (1-2)

Warren III, ChrisPoints scored: 24 [t-2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Touchdowns: 4 [t-2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Rush attempts: 28 [t-8th], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015Rush yards: 276 [2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (25 carries)Rush TDs: 4 [t-2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Long rush: 91 [2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Receptions: 2, at West Virginia, Nov 14, 2015 ; Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Receiving yards: 12, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (2 receptions)Long reception: 9, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Total offense attempts: 28, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 (28 rush,0 pass)Total ofense yards: 276, Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015 (276 rush,0 pass)All-purpose yards: 288 [2nd], Texas Tech, Nov 26, 2015Tackles: 1, at California, Sep 17, 2016 (1-0)

Warrick, JacoreyPoints scored: 6, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016Touchdowns: 1, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016Receptions: 7, UTEP, Sep 10, 2016Receiving yards: 82, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 (3 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1 [t-9th], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 ; UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 ; at California, Sep 17, 2016Long reception: 75 [t-5th], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016All-purpose yards: 149, at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016Punt returns: 4 [t-2nd], at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016Punt return yards: 30, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016 (3 returns)Long punt return: 20, Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016Kick returns: 3, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 ; at Kansas, Nov 19, 2016 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Kick return yards: 64, West Virginia, Nov 12, 2016 (3 returns)Long kick return: 30, vs Arkansas, Dec 29, 2014 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Tackles: 1, at Notre Dame, Sep 05, 2015 (1-0)

Wheeler, AnthonyTackles: 13, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (6-7)Sacks: .5, Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 (0-1)Tackles for loss: 1.0, vs Oklahoma, Oct 08, 2016 (1-0); Kansas State, Oct 24, 2015 (1-0); UTEP, Sep 10, 2016 (1-0)Fumbles forced: 2 [t-1st], Baylor, Oct 29, 2016Fumbles recovered: 1 [t-2nd], at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015Pass breakups: 1, at Baylor, Dec 05, 2015 ; Baylor, Oct 29, 2016 ; Notre Dame, Sep 04, 2016


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AUSTIN, Texas—A six-yard rushing touchdown by Tyrone Swoopes in the second over-time gave Texas a 50-47 win over No. 10 Notre Dame in front of a record-setting home crowd on Sunday night at Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium.

The Fighting Irish struck first in the opening minutes to jump out to a 7-0 lead, but the Longhorns responded in short order with a scoring drive of their own.

In his first start at Texas, true freshman quarterback Shane Buechele marched the team downfield to the Notre Dame 19-yard line before finding receiver Armanti Foreman in the end zone to tie the game.

On Texas’ first possession of the second quarter, Tyrone Swoopes and the 18-wheeler package propelled the Longhorns into Notre Dame territory, where Buechele took over quarterback duties. A 21-yard pass to junior Jake Oliver, the first reception of his career, positioned the Longhorns at the Irish 13-yard line.

After finding Oliver for another first down, Buechele tucked the ball and barged into the end zone from the one-yard line to give Texas a 14-7 lead.

Notre Dame evened the score on its ensuing drive with a 30-yard pass from quarterback DeShone Kizer to receiver Equanimeous St. Brown. The Longhorns once again answered, this time in the form of a deep 68-yard pass from Buechele to quarterback-turned-receiver Jerrod Heard. With Texas facing a third down at the Notre Dame one-yard line, Swoopes sprinted into the right corner of the end zone to put the Longhorns up 21-14.

The Texas defense stymied Notre Dame’s final offensive stand of the half, allowing the Longhorns to take the 21-14 lead back to the locker room.

It took less than a minute into the second half for Texas to extend its lead to 28-14, as Buechele connected with receiver John Burt for a 72-yard touchdown. Buechele’s touchdown pass is tied for the fourth longest by a true freshman quarterback in Texas history.

On Texas’ next possession, a 25-yard field goal off the leg of kicker Trent Domingue gave the Longhorns a 31-14 lead, their largest of the game. Notre Dame wasted no time in countering, scoring touch-downs on their next two drives to cut Texas’ lead to three.

The Fighting Irish began the fourth quarter by scoring again, this time on a touchdown pass from Kizer to receiver Josh Adams to put the Irish up 35-31. The reception gave Notre Dame its first lead since the opening five minutes of the game.

Texas regained the lead with a 68-yard drive to the end zone, cap-ping it off with a 19-yard run by running back D’Onta Foreman. The six points from the score put the Longhorns ahead 37-35, but the Fighting Irish blocked the extra point attempt and returned it for a safety to even the score at 37.

Neither team was able to put up the decisive points in the final 3:23 of regulation, and the Longhorns entered overtime locked in an offensive battle with the Irish. Texas took advantage of its first possession in overtime, piecing together a 20-yard completion to receiver Jacorey Warrick and a three-yard rush from Swoopes to score the first touchdown. The 44-37 lead was short-lived, as Kizer completed a screen pass to receiver C.J. Sanders to send the game into the second overtime.

The Longhorns limited the Irish to a field goal on the following drive, setting up the oppor-tunity for a winning touchdown to close out the game.

On the next possession, Swoopes scrambled from the Notre Dame six-yard line to punch in the final touchdown of the game, setting off a raucous celebration from the crowd of 102,315.

The win over Notre Dame marks the first Longhorns win over a Top-10 opponent at home since Oct. 25, 2008 against No. 7 Oklahoma State. The Longhorns will face UTEP at home next week.

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AUSTIN, Texas—In its first game as a Top-25 team under head coach Charlie Strong, No. 11 Texas (2-0) looked the part, defeating the UTEP Miners 41-7 on Saturday night at Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium.

The Texas defense was stifling in the opening minutes, denying the Miners even a single first down in each of their first three possessions.

On the other side of the ball, Texas’ up-tempo offense kept the chains moving early and often, as quarterback Shane Buechele directed the Longhorns into the red zone on their first possession. A fumble halted the drive, but a defensive stand by Texas forced the UTEP offense to settle for a punt.

Buechele, who became the first true freshman quarterback to start each of the team’s first two games, advanced the Longhorns into UTEP territory with a quick pair of passes to receivers Armanti Foreman and Jake Oliver. Perched at the UTEP 29-yard line, Buechele launched a floater into the left corner of the end zone to Jerrod Heard, who hauled it in for the first touchdown reception of his career to give the Longhorns their first lead of the game.

With 2:16 left in the first quarter, the Longhorn defense continued to overpower the Miners. Defensive back Brandon Jones swatted down a punt at the UTEP six-yard line, setting up a 22-yard field goal by kicker Trent Domingue to put the Longhorns up by 10.

The Miners responded in the second quarter with a touchdown from running back Aaron Jones, who exploded for a 51-yard run to the end zone but that would prove to be UTEP’s lone score in a lopsided contest.

The next drive saw Texas kicker Trent Domingue tack on another field goal for the Longhorns, this time from 43 yards out.

As the clock ticked down in the first half, the Longhorns pushed downfield for another score. Facing a second-and goal from the eight yard line, Buechele fired to wide receiver Jacorey Warrick, who managed to sneak one foot into the corner of the end zone before falling out of bounds. The touchdown reception marked the first of Warrick’s career and put the Longhorns up 20-7 going into the break.

After stalling in their first possession of the second half, the Longhorns rebounded with a 50-yard drive to the goal line. Running back Christopher Warren III anchored the Longhorns’ ground attack, storming into the end zone from the one-yard line to extend the lead to 27-7.

Buechele continued to share the wealth on Texas’ ensuing pos-session, connecting with wide receiver Dorian Leonard for a deep 46-yard touchdown pass. Leonard became the third receiver to notch his first career touchdown catch during the game.

Texas opened the final quarter of the game with another scoring drive. After finding Jacorey Warrick twice for a combined 20 yards, Buechele capped off the drive with a touchdown pass to Jerrod Heard. The 41-7 score would remain unchanged in the final minutes and Texas improved to 2-0 for the first time since the 2012 season.

The Longhorns now enter a stretch of the season in which they will face three consecu-tive teams on the road. They begin by traveling to the Bay Area, where they face Cal on Saturday at 9:30 p.m. CT.

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BERKELEY, Calif. – The University of Texas’ first road test of the season resulted in a wild shootout, as the No. 11 Longhorns (2-1) fell to California (2-1) on Saturday night, 50-43.

The Golden Bears got on the board first, driving down the field to take a 7-0 lead in the opening minutes. The Texas offense, led by freshman quarterback Shane Buechele, responded with a quick drive of their own against the Cal defense for 53 yards.

With the Longhorns 16 yards away from the end zone, Tyrone Swoopes entered the game to begin a night of bruising running attacks for Texas. Running back Chris Warren III steamrolled several Cal defenders on his way to the end zone, putting Texas on the board and evening the score at seven apiece.

On the ensuing Cal possession, Texas stuffed the Golden Bears on fourth-and-one to take over at the 34-yard line. Kicker Trent Domingue took advantage of the excellent field position to nail a field goal from 38 yards out, putting Texas ahead 10-7.

Swoopes re-entered the game on the next Texas possession to replace Buechele. The Cal defense did not have an early answer for Warren III, who capped off the drive by muscling for 12 yards and a touchdown.

The Golden Bears scored another rushing touchdown in the final minute of the first quarter to pull within three.

Brothers Armanti and D’Onta Foreman combined for a one-two punch to open the second quarter for Texas. Armanti kicked off the action with a 34-yard reception from Swoopes, putting the Longhorns within 11 yards of a touchdown. On the next play, D’Onta thundered into the left side of the end zone to finish the job and put the Longhorns up 24-14.

The two teams traded touchdowns in the next minutes, with Buechele finding receiver Jacorey Warrick in the end zone on a 41-yard touchdown pass. The Golden Bears countered with yet another touchdown, making the score 31-28, with Texas holding onto the lead.

Safety Brandon Jones blocked his second punt of the season at the Cal 19-yard line, knocking the ball out of the end zone for a safety. The celebration was short-lived, however, as Cal quar-terback Davis Webb connected with favorite target Chad Hansen to give the Golden Bears their first lead of the game, 35-33. The scoreboard remained unchanged going into halftime.

Both offenses were quiet in the third quarter, with neither team finding a way to put up points.

Texas wasted no time scoring in the fourth quarter. D’Onta Foreman seized on a large gap in the middle of the field to take it to the house, recapturing the lead for Texas.

The points continued to stack up in the game, as Cal scored a touchdown for the lead. The Golden Bears dealt an additional blow with a two-point conversion, making it a three-point game at 43-40.

Texas evened the score with a field goal from Trent Domingue, but another pass from Webb to Hansen resulted in a touchdown. Down 50-43 with 3:34 left in the game, Texas was unable to find an answer on offense, and the Golden Bears took a knee in the

final minute to seal the win.

Texas will have a bye week before they head out on the road again, this time to open up Big 12 Conference play against Oklahoma State in Stillwater.

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STILLWATER, Okla. - A 49-31 shootout on Saturday snapped Texas’ eight game winning streak in Stillwater, as the Longhorns (2-2, 0-1) fell to the Oklahoma State Cowboys (3-2, 1-1) in their first Big 12 contest of the year.

The defeat marks the first road loss against the Cowboys since 1997.

Freshman quarterback Shane Buechele threw for 239 yards, going 21-of-33 on the day. Running backs Chris Warren III and D’Onta Foreman each reg-istered over 100 yards on the ground, rushing for 106 and 148 yards, respectively.

On an afternoon replete with scoring drives, Oklahoma State got on the board first with a 30-yard rush to the end zone in the opening minutes. After Texas came up on short on a third down-and-two in their first possession, Oklahoma State quarterback Mason Rudolph connected with wide receiver James Washington to extend the lead to 14-0.

Texas wasted no time in responding, making quick work of the Cowboy defense en route to their first score of the game. Quarterback Shane Buechele launched a 49-yard pass to Dorian Leonard to position the Longhorns at the Oklahoma State two-yard line. On the next play, quarterback Tyrone Swoopes found an opening in the right corner of the end zone to put the Longhorns on the board.

On Texas’ next possession, running back D’Onta Foreman broke free for 22 yards and another touchdown, seemingly evening the score at 14 apiece. However, the Cowboys blocked the extra point attempt and returned it for two points, lengthening their advantage over the Longhorns to 16-13.

The Longhorns continued to rely on a punishing ground attack to move into Oklahoma State territory on their ensuing posses-sion. Facing a second down-and-nine from the Oklahoma State 12-yard line, Tyrone Swoopes churned for the remaining yardage and Texas’ third touchdown of the day. The special teams drama continued, however, and the Cowboys stuffed another extra point attempt to leave the score at 19-16, Texas.

Both teams traded touchdowns in their next possessions. After the Cowboys took the lead at 23-19, Buechele fired a short pass to tight end Andrew Beck, who extended the play for a 39-yard charge to the end zone and a 25-23 Longhorn lead. The score-board remained unchanged as the Cowboys blocked their third extra point of the afternoon.

Oklahoma State found the end zone two more times before the clock expired, taking a 37-25 lead into the locker room.

Another Cowboy touchdown in the third quarter extended the Longhorn deficit to 43-25. The Longhorns proved that no special teams squad was safe, however, as defensive tackle Poona Ford blocked the Cowboys’ extra point attempt.

On Texas’ next drive, D’Onta Foreman exploded for a 62-yard touchdown rush, pulling the Longhorns to within 12.

The Longhorn offense remained quiet for the rest of the game, and the Cowboys tacked on two more field goals for a final score of 49-31.

The Longhorns will continue conference play next Saturday in Dallas, where they will face off against the rival Oklahoma Sooners in the annual Red River Showdown at the Cotton Bowl. The game will be broadcast at 11 a.m. CT on Fox Sports 1.

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DALLAS, Texas – Despite scoring four second-half touchdowns, the University of Texas football team (2-3, 0-2 Big 12) fell to Oklahoma (3-2, 2-0) by a 45-40 final score in the AT&T Red River Showdown at the Cotton Bowl on Saturday afternoon in Dallas.

Neither team managed much offense through the first eight minutes of the game, but senior safety Dylan Haines stepped up for his second interception of the game with just under seven to go to set the Longhorns up for a score. The ensuing Texas possession pro-vided a Trent Domingue field goal opportunity and the kicker delivered, putting the Longhorns up 3-0.

The Sooners responded minutes later, however, when OU’s Steven Parker recovered a fumble on the Longhorns’ 16-yard line. Oklahoma punched it in three plays later to take a 7-3 lead with just over two minutes to play in the quarter.

Armanti Foreman’s 33-yard kick return preceded two recep-tions—a 14-yarder by Collin Johnson and a four-yarder by Lorenzo Joe—to advance the Longhorns on their own 47. On the next play, the Sooners were flagged for a pair of penalties totaling 30 yards and the Longhorns found themselves driving heading into the second quarter.

At the start of the quarter, three rushing attempts from D’Onta Foreman led to the first Texas touchdown of the afternoon and, following a successful extra point from Domingue, the Longhorns took a 10-7 advantage.

Despite a Poona Ford forced fumble and subsequent recovery, the Longhorns could not muster another touchdown in the half. With just under five minutes to play, Oklahoma once again regained the lead—this time, thanks to a 71-yard completion from Baker Mayfield to Dede Westbrook, the longest Oklahoma TD reception in Red River Rivalry history.

The Longhorns answered with another Domingue field goal to run out the clock, sending Texas to the break trailing 14-13.

The second half proved to be a back-and-forth affair as the two teams traded touchdowns on each of their first two possessions.

On the opening drive, Buechele completed a 63-yard touchdown pass to Devin Duvernay to put the Longhorns back out in front. The touchdown was the first of Duvernay’s career. The Domingue extra point gave the Horns a 20-14 advantage over the Sooners with just over a minute gone by in the quarter.

In their first drive of the fourth, the Sooners then added another rushing touchdown with to go ahead 42-27 on the Longhorns with just under 12 to play in regulation.

It was the Foreman twins that put together the score on the next Texas possession. D’Onta Foreman rushed twice for 35 yards before Armanti made two receptions totaling 12 yards. D’Onta added another 10-yard run and Armanti followed with a 10-yard reception from Buechele and after the extra point, the Longhorns were back within eight points at 42-34.

Oklahoma squeaked a field goal through to make it 45-34 with 2:36 to play, but the Longhorns weren’t done yet.

D’Onta Foreman plowed through the Sooner defense on the subsequent drive to pull the Longhorns to within five at 45-40. The touchdown, his second of the game, gave him 159 yards on the day. The Longhorns had an onside kick following the touchdown, but it was recovered by Oklahoma.

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AUSTIN, Texas – The Texas Longhorns (3-3, 1-2) returned to a warm welcome on Saturday night at Darrell K. Royal Texas Memorial Stadium, defeating the Iowa State Cyclones (1-6, 0-4) 27-6 after a month-long stretch on the road.

Freshman quarterback Shane Buechele completed 26 of 38 passes for 296 yards and two touchdowns to Jerrod Heard and Devin Duvernay. Running back D’Onta Foreman continued his habit of punishing opposing defenses, rushing for 139 yards and the sole rushing touchdown of the night.

On the other side of the ball, a stingy Texas defense allowed only 280 yards of total offense and prevented the Cyclones from ever making it into the end zone. Naashon Hughes led the Longhorns with two sacks and one assist, but five other players also collected sacks for a total of eight on the night.

Both defenses provided stops on third down to keep the game scoreless in the opening drives. In its second posses-sion, Iowa State marched downfield into field goal range before a sack by Jeffery McCulloch on third down quashed the Cyclones’ touchdown aspirations. The stop by Texas left Iowa State to settle for a field goal, making the score 3-0 with 3:59 remaining in the first quarter.

Iowa State quickly reclaimed the ball after forcing a Texas fumble on the Longhorns’ own 18-yard line. The Cyclones advanced as far as the three-yard line before a crucial third down pass breakup from Kris Boyd halted the drive. Once again, the Cyclones turned to their kicking team for points, this time converting a 25-yard field goal to put Iowa State ahead by six.

Armanti Foreman returned the ensuing kickoff for 22 yards, crossing midfield to put the Longhorns in excellent field position at the Iowa State 48-yard line. From there, Texas’ hurry up offense jumped into high gear, with D’Onta Foreman taking nearly all of the carries en route to the Iowa State four-yard line. Kicker Trent Domingue entered the game to nail a 21-yard field goal, putting the Longhorns within three.

The Cyclones threatened to score again on their next possession, advancing to the Texas 33-yard line. With one second left on the clock, the Iowa State kickoff team trot-ted onto the field with hopes of lengthening their lead to six. The kick veered wide left, however, leaving the score at 6-3 going into the half.

Texas found its groove on both sides of the ball in the third quarter. With Buechele at the helm, the Longhorns utilized six different wide receivers as they drove downfield in the first possession of the half. Positioned at the Iowa State 37-yard line, Buechele fired a deep pass to wide receiver Jerrod Heard for a touchdown. The scoring drive put Texas ahead 10-6, their first lead of the game.

The win marks the first victory for the Longhorns since Sept. 10 against UTEP.


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MANHATTAN, Kansas - An early deficit on the road proved to be too much for the Longhorns, as Texas (3-4, 1-3) fell to Kansas State (4-3, 2-2), 24-21 on Saturday afternoon.

Running back D’Onta Foreman recorded over 100 rushing yards in his eighth straight game, the longest active streak in the FBS.

Kansas State inflicted damage early in the contest. The Wildcats ate up nearly six minutes off the clock as they methodically powered downfield in their first drive, eventually scoring a touchdown off a six-yard rush from quarterback Jesse Ertz.

The Longhorn offense had no answers for an unrelenting Kansas State defense in their first two drives. Meanwhile, the Wildcats scored another touchdown off a 19-yard rush from Ertz, extending the Longhorn deficit to 14.

Both offenses remained quiet until the end of the second quarter, when Texas gained control of the ball at its own 10-yard line with 4:23 left in the half. The Longhorns collected a first down off a 10-yard pass from quarterback Shane Buechele to wide receiver Jacorey Warrick. On the next play, Buechele fired to wide receiver Devin Duvernay, who took it to the house for an 80-yard touchdown pass.

The Wildcats wasted no time in responding. The Kansas State drive spanned the final minutes in the half and ended on an eight-yard touchdown pass, making the score 21-7. The scoreboard remained unchanged as the teams headed to the locker rooms for the break.

The opening of the second half looked like much of the same for the Longhorns, as the Wildcat defense stumped them on their first possession. On the ensuing drive, Kansas State was poised to tack on another six points, but lineback-er Anthony Wheeler forced a fumble in the end zone that was recovered by safety Dylan Haines.

Texas was unable to capitalize on the turnover, however, leaving the score at 21-7.

The Longhorn defense limited the Wildcats to a 35-yard field goal on the next possession, making the score 24-7.

For their final possession of the third quarter, the Longhorns turned to their ground attack for points. Foreman broke off two consecutive 15-yard runs, putting the Longhorns with-in 15 yards of the end zone. From there, quarterback Tyrone Swoopes took the reins of the offense and muscled his way into the end zone for a touchdown, making the score 24-14.

The Longhorns saw glimmers of hope at the start of the fourth quarter, with Edwin Freeman hauling in an inter-ception and a recovered fumble on two consecutive K-State drives. Both times, however, the Longhorns were unable to score any points.

With 2:24 left in the game, Texas regained the ball and drove downfield into the red zone. Buechele found wide receiver Dorian Leonard in the end zone from six yards out, putting the Longhorns within three at 24-21.

But with only 46 seconds left in the game, time proved to be the final enemy for Texas. The Wildcats recovered a UT onside kick and ran out the clock to seal the victory.

Texas returns home next week to face Baylor at 2:30 p.m.

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AUSTIN, Texas—In a game that came down to the final seconds, Trent Domingue’s last-minute field goal and a staunch defensive stand lifted Texas (4-4, 2-3) over No. 8 Baylor (6-1, 3-1), 35-34, at Darrell K. Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium on Saturday night.

Running back D’Onta Foreman turned in a landmark performance, tallying 250 yards on the ground to become the first 1,000-yard rusher for Texas since Jamaal Charles in 2007. The victory over the Bears also marks his ninth consecutive 100-yard rushing game.

After Baylor scored on the game’s opening drive, Texas looked no further than the Foreman brothers to erase the deficit. D’Onta Foreman took the first three handoffs for a first down, then wide receiver Armanti caught a pass for another. After relying on D’Onta for 22 more yards, quarterback Shane Buechele found Armanti in the end zone for a 40-yard touchdown pass. The Texas drive evened the score at 7-7.

Texas struck gold again when cornerback Kris Boyd broke up the first pass of the Baylor drive, knocking the ball high into the air. Safety P.J. Locke III tracked it and came down with the interception at the Baylor 37-yard line. The Longhorns capitalized on the next play, when D’Onta Foreman broke free for a touchdown and a 14-7 Longhorn lead.

Baylor responded with a touchdown on their next drive, tying the game at 14 with 9:19 left in the first quarter. Despite the high-scoring opening minutes, both offenses remained quiet for the rest of the quarter.

Seven minutes into the second quarter, momentum seemed to shift towards Baylor as they recovered a Texas fumble at the Longhorns’ two-yard line. However, a holding penalty on the Bears in the end zone result-ed in a safety, granting Texas two points for a 16-14 advantage.

On the next drive, Buechele fired a 40-yard pass to Collin Johnson, posi-tioning the Longhorns in Baylor territory. A pair of screen passes to Jake Oliver moved the Longhorns to the nine-yard line, where D’Onta Foreman took over to score for Texas. Trent Domingue tacked on the extra point to give Texas a 23-14 lead.

A lengthy Baylor drive ended in a touchdown and swallowed up the final four minutes of the half in the process. Nevertheless, the Longhorns took a 23-21 lead going into the break.

Texas capped off its first possession of the second half with a 25-yard field goal from Domingue, lengthening the Longhorn advantage to 26-21.

Baylor responded with a touchdown on their next drive, reclaiming the lead for the first time since the opening minutes of the third quarter.

With 6:25 left in the third quarter, the Bears looked poised to score another touchdown as they lined up at the Texas eight-yard line. But a sack from Malik Jefferson and an unyielding defense held Baylor to a field goal, making the score 31-26.

Baylor threatened to score again on the next drive, but the Bears settled for a field goal yet again.

With Texas looking to bridge the eight-point deficit, Lorenzo Joe extend-ed a pass from Buechele for 61 yards to carry the Longhorns into the red zone. Buechele then turned to tight end Andrew Beck, who took a slant pass to the house for six points. A two-point conversion effort fell just short, leaving the score at 34-32.

Texas’ final drive of the game began with 3:15 left on the clock. Buechele connected with Armanti Foreman for a 38-yard pass, sending the Longhorns into Baylor territory. As the clock ticked down to less than a

minute, Texas trotted out its kicking team to attempt a 39-yard field goal. The kick off the leg of Domingue sailed through the uprights, giving the Longhorns a one-point advantage and sending the home crowd into hysteria.

The Bears were unable to encroach upon Longhorn territory in their final possession, as the Texas defense limited the Bears to just one first down. Facing a fourth down with three seconds left, Russell launched an incomplete pass to seal the Texas victory.

The Longhorns face a road test against Texas Tech in Lubbock next week. That game kicks off at 11 a.m. and will be broadcast on FS1.


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LUBBOCK, Texas - An interception by cornerback Kris Boyd in the final seconds of the game sealed the victory for the Longhorns, as Texas (5-4, 3-3) claimed its first road victory of the season over Texas Tech (4-5, 2-4), 45-37.

Junior running back D’Onta Foreman exploded for 341 rushing yards – the third most in school history – and three touchdowns, averaging over 10 yards a carry. The win over the Red Raiders marks his 10th straight 100-yard rushing game, moving him to just one game shy of Earl Campbell’s all-time record for most consecutive 100-yard performances.

Wide receiver Collin Johnson recorded both of Texas’ two touchdown receptions, and quarterback Tyrone Swoopes notched another rushing touchdown.

The contest had the makings of an offensive slugfest from the beginning. After receiving the ball to start the game, the Red Raiders relied upon their familiar air raid attack to strike first. Mahomes and company moved quickly downfield before finding the end zone on a quick slant pass to wide receiver Cameron Batson to take a 7-0 lead.

Texas required only 54 seconds to formulate a response. On the Longhorns’ first play of the game, quarterback Shane Buechele connected with wide receiver Jake Oliver for a 52-yard pass to the Texas Tech 17-yard line. Three plays later, Foreman easily made it into the end zone from four yards out to even the score at seven.

On the next possession, the Texas Tech offense advanced as far as the Texas 33-yard line before the Longhorns stifled them on third down. Facing a fourth-and-one, the Raiders opted to kick a 42-yard field goal for a three-point advantage.

Texas followed up with another touchdown to reclaim the lead. Buechele guided the Longhorns to the Texas Tech 17-yard line before firing to Johnson, who sprint-ed into the end zone to out Texas ahead, 14-10.

The score continued to seesaw, as Texas Tech found the end zone again with 1:23 left in the first quarter. Texas defensive end Poona Ford was able to get a hand on the ensuing kick to deny the extra point. The block left the score at 16-14, Texas Tech.

The Longhorns seemed poised to score on the first possession of the second quar-ter, but Texas Tech defensive back Douglas Coleman stripped the ball at the Raider one-yard line and returned it the length of the field for a touchdown. The score lengthened the Texas Tech advantage to 23-14.

Texas came back with two consecutive scores to end the half. The first came off a nine-yard touchdown pass to Johnson, who notched his second score of the game to bring the Longhorns within two. After forcing Texas Tech to punt, the Longhorns drove down field to the Texas Tech 12-yard line to set up a field goal. Trent Domingue kicked the ball through the uprights to give the Longhorns a one-point lead, 24-23, going into halftime. The Longhorns would not relinquish that lead for the rest of the game.

The Longhorns opened the second half with another scoring drive. After converting a first down with an 11-yard pass to wide receiver Devin Duvernay, Buechele relied upon the Foreman brothers to travel the length of the field to the four-yard line. From there, Tyrone Swoopes took over at quarterback to muscle his way into the end zone, extending the Longhorn lead to 31-23.

Texas Tech rolled to another touchdown on their next possession, closing the gap to one point.

Once again, though, the Texas Tech defense had no answers for D’Onta Foreman. The junior running back notched two 12-yard runs before breaking free for a 38-yard dash to the end zone. The Longhorns took that 38-30 lead into the fourth quarter.

Foreman opened the fourth quarter with another touchdown rush, outpacing several Texas Tech defenders to go 74 yards. His third touchdown of the afternoon gave the Longhorns a 45-30 lead, their largest advantage of the game.

Two drives later, the Red Raiders capitalized on a Texas fumble to score a touch-down with 10:50 left in the quarter.

With 4:01 left in the game, the Texas defense denied the Red Raiders a first down on fourth-and-one to take over possession. The Longhorns were unable to put the final nail in the coffin, however, and Texas Tech reclaimed the ball at their own 35-yard line with just over two minutes left in the game.

Texas Tech advanced as far as the Texas 20-yard line, needing a touchdown and a two-point conversion to tie the game. But the Texas defense delivered in the final moments, with Kris Boyd intercepting a Mahomes pass in the end zone to solidify the victory.

Texas will return home next weekend to face off against West Virginia.

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AUSTIN, Texas—Despite mounting a comeback effort in the final seconds, Texas (5-5, 3-4) fell to West Virginia (8-1, 5-1), 24-20, in its first home loss of the season on Saturday afternoon.

Prolific junior running back D’Onta Foreman continued to make his case to Heisman voters as he powered for 168 yards on 35 carries. His performance marks the 11th straight time he’s surpassed the century mark, tying Earl Campbell’s school record for most consecutive 100-yard games.

Senior safety Dylan Haines notched two interceptions in a game for the second time this season. The first came against Oklahoma in early October.

Texas jumped to an early three-point lead after electing to receive the opening kickoff. With the Longhorns positioned at the Texas 36-yard, quarterback Shane Buechele connected with wide receiver Collin Johnson for a 29-yard pass to reach West Virginia territory. From there, the Longhorns advanced to the Mountaineers’ 10-yard line to set up a field goal from kicker Trent Domingue.

West Virginia responded with a field goal to even the score at three apiece. A crucial sack from freshman Malcolm Roach on third down halted the Mountaineer’s quest for a touchdown, leaving the Mountaineers to settle for three. With his third sack of the season, Roach is now tied at 10th for all-time sacks by a freshman at Texas.

On the next drive, the Mountaineers recovered a Texas fumble to gain possession on the Longhorns’ 18-yard line. Two plays later, defensive back Kris Boyd ripped the ball out of the hands of West Virginia running back Justin Crawford to take back possession for the Longhorns. The Longhorns were unable to capitalize on the turnover, however, and punted.

West Virginia quarterback Skyler Howard relied heavily on the passing game to guide the Mountaineers into the red zone. Eight yards removed from a touchdown, West Virginia running back Kennedy McCoy rushed into the end zone to lengthen the Mountaineers’ lead to 10-3 at the end of the first quarter.

The Mountaineers struck again to begin the second quarter. Howard found receiver Ka’Raun White for a 29-yard touchdown pass, putting the Mountaineers ahead by two scores at 17-3.

Texas countered with a touchdown drive five minutes later. With the Longhorns sitting at midfield, Foreman broke free for a 32-yard run to advance to the West Virginia 18-yard line. Two plays later, freshman quarterback Shane Buechele faked a handoff to Foreman before tucking the ball and sprinting into the right corner of the end zone for a touchdown, bringing the Longhorns to within seven.

The Texas defense made quick work of the Mountaineers on the next drive, forcing West Virginia to punt on fourth down. The Longhorns then embarked on a nearly seven minute-long drive that swallowed the remaining time in the half. The offense methodically marched downfield before running out of downs at the West Virginia two-yard line. The field goal unit entered the game to tack on three points, making the score 17-13, West Virginia, going into the half.

The Mountaineers received the kickoff to start the second half, but cornerback P.J. Locke III quickly intercepted the third pass of the drive to reclaim the ball for Texas. The Longhorns advanced to the West Virginia 20-yard line before preparing to kick another field goal. This time, however, the kick was blocked, and the Mountaineers took over to drive for a touchdown. The score lengthened the Longhorn deficit to 24-13.

The next few drives provided a rollercoaster of turnovers. West Virginia intercepted the ball to halt Texas’ progress, but senior safety Dylan Haines caught a Skyler Howard pass in the end zone to hand the ball back to the Longhorn offense. The momentum swing propelled the Longhorns downfield to the West Virginia 20-yard line. Buechele then fired to wide receiver Collin Johnson, who shook off one defender and found only open real estate in front of him. The touchdown from Johnson made the score 24-20, West Virginia.

Haines intercepted the ball again on the ensuing drive, but the Longhorns were unable to convert the turnover into points before time expired in the third quarter.

The Texas defense forced the Mountaineers to punt in each of their three possessions of the fourth quarter. With 1:39 left in the game, neither team had been able to find the end zone and the

Longhorns still trailed by four. Facing a third-and-two on their own 47-yard line, the Mountaineers attempted to run the ball for the remaining two yards. But the Texas defense remained stout, and the Mountaineers punted the ball back to the Longhorns.

As the seconds ticked down, the Longhorns converted a series of first downs to advance as far as the West Virginia 27-yard line. But the comeback effort fell short as time expired, leaving the scoreboard unchanged.

The Longhorns travel to Lawrence, Kan., next weekend to take on the Kansas Jayhawks in the hopes of attaining bowl eligibility. Kickoff will either be at 11 a.m. or 2:30 p.m.


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24 208-1 (5-1) 5-5 (3-4)

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GAME 12 • TCU • NOV. 25, 2016PAGE 47

LAWRENCE, Kan. - A Kansas field goal in overtime prolonged Texas’s quest for bowl eligibility on Saturday evening, as Texas (5-6, 3-5) fell to Kansas (2-9, 1-7) in Lawrence, Kan., 24-21.

The defeat marks the first time that Texas has lost to Kansas since 1938.

Junior running back D’Onta Foreman continued to topple records in another historic performance, powering for 250 yards in his 12th straight 100-yard game. The streak ranks first in school history, surpassing Earl Campbell’s previous mark of 11. Foreman also moved to third on Texas’ single-season rushing list with a total of 1,863 yards on the year, putting him ahead of Jamaal Charles, Earl Campbell and Cedric Benson.

Foreman shouldered the brunt of Texas’ offense for another week, recording two touchdowns on a school record 51 carries.

Senior wide receiver Jacorey Warrick led the receiving corps with 82 yards and a touchdown on the night.

On the defensive side of the ball, sophomore fox end Breckyn Hager notched a team-high seven tackles.

Texas wasted no time in inflicting damage against the Jayhawks. On the first play of the game, freshman quarterback Shane Buechele dished the ball to Warrick, who shook a tackle and then sprinted down the sideline for a touch-down. The early score put the Longhorns up 7-0 after just 11 seconds of play.

Despite the hot start for Texas, neither team was able to put up any points in the remainder of the quarter.

Ten minutes elapsed in the second quarter before the scoreboard changed. Kansas cornerback Brandon Stewart intercepted a Texas pass and returned it for a touchdown, tying the game at 7-7. The Jayhawks followed up by forcing another Texas turnover on the ensuing drive, recovering a fumble on the Texas 43-yard line. A 33-yard pass from Kansas quarterback Stanley Carter positioned the Jayhawks at the 10-yard line, but an Edwin Freeman sack for a 10-yard loss on third down forced Kansas to settle for three points. The field goal left the Longhorns trailing by three as the teams headed to the locker rooms.

Freeman made his presence known yet again to open the second half, inter-cepting a pass at the Kansas 42-yard line and returning it for four yards. The Longhorns earned a quick first down off a 10-yard pass to freshman wide receiver Devin Duvernay, then relied on Foreman to carry them the rest of the way to the end zone. Foreman picked apart the Kansas defense over the course of seven plays, eventually barreling into the end zone from the two-yard line for the touchdown and a 14-10 lead.

As the clock ticked down on the third quarter, Jeffery McCulloch punched the ball out of the arms of Kansas wide receiver LaQuivonte Gonzalez to force a fumble. Sophomore safety DeShon Elliott recovered the loose ball, giving the Longhorns excellent field position on the Kansas 46-yard line to begin the drive.

After advancing to the Kansas 33-yard line, Foreman churned for the remain-ing yardage to the one-yard line. From there, he walked into the end zone almost untouched, extending the Longhorn lead to 21-10 just two minutes into the final quarter.

Kansas countered with a touchdown and a two-point conversion, trimming the Texas lead to three with 7:48 left to play.

After halting a Kansas fourth-down attempt with 2:36 left in the game, Texas took over possession with the chance to put the game out of reach. But the Longhorns failed to convert a first down, handing the ball over to the Jayhawks with less than a minute left. Kansas marched down the field and nailed a 36-yard field goal with seven seconds remaining, sending the game

into overtime.

Kansas linebacker Mike Lee intercepted a Texas pass on the first play of overtime, giving the Jayhawks a chance to seal the victory with a score. With renewed life, the Jayhawks advanced as far as the Texas 3-yard line before setting up for a field goal. KU would win the game with a 25-yard field goal.

Texas will return home for the final contest of the regular season against TCU next Friday. Kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m., and the game will be broadcast on Fox Sports 1.

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