At A Glance. The Series Oklahoma leads it, , including an mark at Lincoln. The Sooners have won the last four meetings in this series.

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1 Game Nine OKLAHOMA AT NEBRASKA Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, Neb.) Nov. 7, p.m. CT ABC 1 Kenny Mossman, Senior Associate Athletics Director McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics 180 W. Brooks, Suite 2525, Norman, OK O: (405) M: (405) F: (405) kmossman@ou.edu 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 24 BOWL CHAMPIONSHIPS 42 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 148 ALL-AMERICANS Oklahoma Schedule Date Opponent Time/Result TV/Score vs. No. 20 BYU^ L, ESPN Idaho State W, 64-0 PPV Tulsa W, 45-0 FSN No. 17 Miami (FL) L, ABC Baylor W, 33-7 ABC vs. No. 3 Texas + L, ABC at No. 21 Kansas W, ABC Kansas State W, FSN at Nebraska 7 p.m. ABC Texas A&M 6 p.m. FSN at Texas Tech TBA TBA Oklahoma State TBA TBA Big 12 Championship * 7 p.m. ABC ^ - Cowboys Stadium (Arlington, Texas) + - Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) * - Big 12 Championship (Arlington, Texas) Oklahoma Coaching Staff Bob Stoops (f) Head Coach Brent Venables (f) Assoc. HC/Def. Coor./LB Kevin Wilson (f)......offensive Coordinator/TE/FB Bobby Jack Wright (f) Asst. HC/Asst. DC/DB Jay Norvell (pb)... Asst. Offensive Coordinator/WR Cale Gundy (f) Recruiting Coordinator/RB Josh Heupel (f) quarterbacks Jackie Shipp (f) defensive Line Chris Wilson (pb)... Special Teams Coordinator, DE Game Location: (f) - field; (pb)- press box Television (ABC) Ron Franklin play-by-play Ed Cunningham analyst Radio (Sooner Network) Bob Barry, Sr play-by-play Merv Johnson analyst Toby Rowland sideline Flagship: KOKC AM-1520 Satellite: Sirius 127, XM 144 Internet: SoonerSports.com (subscription) Radio/National (Sports USA) Rich Cellini play-by-play Gary Barnett analyst Rich Herrera sideline Coaches NR Nebraska (5-3, 2-2 Big 12) HUSKERS AP NR At A Glance Date: Saturday, Nov. 7 Time: p.m. Location: Lincoln, Neb. Venue: Memorial Stadium Capacity: ,067 Surface: Field Turf Live Stats:.... SoonerSports.com Oklahoma (5-3, 3-1 Big 12) SOONERS The Game Oklahoma wraps up the Big 12 North portion of its schedule this Saturday when the Sooners travel to Nebraska. OU is riding its second two-game winning streak of the season after last Saturday s win over Kansas State in Norman. The Huskers also are coming off a victory, a triumph at Baylor. This is Oklahoma s fifth game away from Norman this season. The first four were against teams that were ranked among the top 25 at the time of the game. The Series Oklahoma leads it, , including an mark at Lincoln. The Sooners have won the last four meetings in this series. AP 20 The Coaches Bob Stoops (Iowa 83) is in his 11th season at Oklahoma. He is vs. the Big 12, vs. the Big 12 South, 35-4 vs. the Big 12 North, 6-1 in the Big 12 title game, vs. non-conference opponents, 64-2 at home, on the road, on neutral fields, vs. ranked opponents, 4-6 in bowls. He is 4-1 vs. Nebraska. Bo Pelini (Ohio State 90) is 15-7 in his second season as the head coach at Nebraska. He is 0-1 against Oklahoma. The Program Oklahoma s all-time record stands at in 115 seasons. Since WWII, OU leads the nation with 559 victories. The Sooners have captured seven national championships (1950, 1955, 1956, 1974, 1975, 1985, 2000). OU has 42 bowl appearances (No. 7 nationally) with 24 bowl victories (No. 4 nationally). Oklahoma has 42 conference championships, including the last three Big 12 Conference crowns and six Big 12 titles overall (no other league member has more than two) OU has produced 148 All-Americans and five Heisman Trophy winners. Sooners have also won the Bednarik (1), Butkus (4), Walter Camp (4), Lombardi (3), Maxwell (2), Nagurski (2), O Brien (3), Outland (5), Tatupu (1), Thorpe (3) and Unitas (1) Awards. With 31, 10-win seasons, OU leads the nation in total number of years in which the team achieved double-digit victories. Oklahoma s best decade for total victories came in the 1970 s when the Sooners were (.877). In the 2000 s, OU is (.836). PLAYERS TO WATCH Coaches 20 #12 Landry Jones, QB Was co-big 12 Offensive Player of the Week after tossing four touchdown passes against Kansas State. Season Stats: 143-of-229 passing,.624 comp. pct., 1,657, yards, 17 touchdowns, 6 interceptions. #20 Quinton Carter, Safety Had a team-high nine tackles to go with one interception in last week s win over Kansas State. Season Stats: 55 tackles, 32 unassisted tackles, 3 interceptions for 24 yards, 4 PBU, 1 FR

2 Media Information 2 OU MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF Kenny Mossman* Sr. Assoc. Athletics Dir. kmossman@ou.edu Mike Houck Assoc. Media Relations Dir. mhouck@ou.edu Jared Thompson Assoc. Media Relations Dir. jaredthompson@ou.edu David Bassity* Asst. Media Relations Dir. dbassity@ou.edu Craig Moran Asst. Media Relations Dir. cmoran@ou.edu Cassie Gage Asst. Media Relations Dir. cassie@ou.edu Debbie Copp Publications Coordinator dcopp@ou.edu * denotes main football contacts Office Phone Office FAX Mailing Address OU Athletics Media Relations McCasland Center - OMS W. Brooks Norman, OK BIG 12 TELECONFERENCE This call is available to media only each Monday. To receive the parameters, contact Big 12 Conference office at Here is the order of participants... 10:00 -- Mark Mangino, Kansas 10:10 -- Bob Stoops, Oklahoma 10:20 -- Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State 10:30 -- Bill Snyder, Kansas State 10:40 -- Gary Pinkel, Missouri 10:50 -- Mike Leach, Texas Tech 11:00 -- Art Briles, Baylor 11:10 -- Paul Rhoads, Iowa State 11:20 -- Mack Brown, Texas 11:30 -- Mike Sherman, Texas A&M 11:40 -- Dan Hawkins, Colorado 11:50 -- Bo Pelini, Nebraska Noon -- Selected Student-Athletes VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS Big 12 highlights are available through a password protected web site at First-time visitors will complete the on-line registration form before accessing the highlights. Contact Ted Gangi at webmaster@ collegepressbox.com or 214/ for additional information. Monday* Bob Stoops on Big 12 Conference Call (10:10 a.m.) Players (offense) and coaches available for post-practice interviews (approx 6:15 p.m.). Tuesday*^# Media luncheon (11:30 a.m.), East Side Stadium Club. Players (defense) and coaches available for post-practice interviews (approx. 6:15 p.m.). Wednesday Coaches only available for post-practice interviews (approx. 6:30 p.m.). Thursday No availability Friday No availability * Some players have evening classes and are not available. ^Coach Stoops radio show is Tuesday evenings and he generally has little if any post-practice availability that evening. # Players and coaches who appear at the media luncheon on not available after the Tuesday practice. WEEKLY MEDIA LUNCHEON Each Tuesday during the season OU hosts a media luncheon at the Kerr McGee Stadium Club (east side) at Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Lunch is served at 11:30 a.m., and OU head coach Bob Stoops is at the podium at 12:05 p.m. A limited number of players are on hand for interviews. CREDENTIALS Requests for credentials are accepted online. To receive the link to the web site, Kenny Mossman at kmossman@ou.edu. Requests must be submitted by a sports director/editor at least eight days prior to the contest. Media must show government-issued photo identification upon entering the stadium. If the name on the credential and the photo ID do not match, the credential is void. Unclaimed credentials may result in an outlet being removed from the credentials list for the remainder of the season. A limited number of parking passes are available. Those outlets unable to pick up a pass prior to game day, are required to provide an overnight account number to receive the pass via mail. FOR MEDIA ONLY The University of Oklahoma Athletics Media Relations office has opened a media-only website to assist in covering Sooner sports. The site is valuable for reporters, but also to desk personnel needing stock photographs or similar support. For information on accessing the site, contact Kenny Mossman or internet director Jason Matheson (jmatheson@ou.edu). PRACTICE All practice sessions are closed to media and public unless otherwise posted. On days when post-practice interviews are conducted, media should gather outside the practice site minutes before the workout is complete. Requests for interviews will be recorded at that time and members of the athletics media relations staff will escort media into the practice facility at the appropriate time. INTERVIEWS All interview requests should be submitted to the OU Athletic Media Relations Office... Head Coach Bob Stoops will do general interviews following practice on Monday and Wednesday. Assistant Coaches: The coaches are available after the Monday-Wednesday practices (coordinators who appear at the Tuesday luncheon are not available that day). Players: All interviews with players will take place at the media luncheon or after practice on Monday and Tuesday. Media should request players at least 24 hours in advance. Those individuals who attend the media luncheon are not available after Tuesday s practice. Post-Game: The Oklahoma locker room is closed at all times. Head coach Bob Stoops and several Sooner players will be brought to designated areas. After home games, the interview area is the Switzer Center s Red Room, located under the south end zone grandstand. THANKS, MIKE The Oklahoma Athletics Communications staff extends a special thank-you to Mike Brooks. The Blanchard, Okla., resident possesses what is likely the most comprehensive statistical database on OU football. His assistance on game day and numerous other research projects is greatly appreciated.

3 General Notes 3 TEAM COMPARISON OU NU Points Scored Points Allowed First Downs Rushing Yards Rushing Defense Passing Yards Passing Defense Total Offense Total Defense Int. thrown/opp Int. Thrown 6/13 8/7 Sacks by/allowed 27/8 25/10 Kickoff Return Average Punt Return Average Punt Average Fum. lost/gained 8/7 9/6 Penalties 63/ /66.6 OU BESTS VS. THIS OPPONENT Rushing Att. 41, Steve Owens, 1968 Rushing Yards 247, Billy Sims, 1979 Rushing Touchdowns 5, Steve Owens, 1968 Completions 29, Jason White, 2004 Passing Yards 383, Jason White, 2004 Touchdown Passes 5, Sam Bradford, 2008 Receptions 10, Malcome Kelly, 2006 Receiving Yards 142, Malcolm Kelly, 2006 Receiving Touchdowns 2, by four players Tackles 17, Mike Reilly, 1980 Tackles for Loss 5, Greg Sellmeyer, 1976 Sacks 3, Rufus Alexander, 2005 Interceptions 3, by two players Longest Rush 88, Keith Jackson, 1985 Longest Completion 82, S. Collins-A. Guess, 1989 Longest Field Goal 50, Garrett Hartley, 2005 OU BY THE NUMBERS 77,000 - Season ticket holders for OU football. 9,500 - Stadium capacity increase during Stoops tenure. 8,403 - Career passing yards by Sam Bradford Weeks OU has been ranked in AP poll (No. 4 nationally) National TV games that showed OU All-Americans produced by OU (1.3/year) Games OU scored 50 points Games OU held double-digit lead in Stoops era Oklahoma wins since 2000 (leads nation) Weeks OU has been ranked No. 1 (leads nation) Years Oklahoma has played in its current stadium Games in Stoops era won by 20 or more points National award winners produced by OU OU s NFL draft picks under Stoops Oklahoma s scoring average under Stoops Undefeated home seasons OU seasons with 10 or more victories All-Americans under stoops (2.8/year) States represented on Oklahoma roster. 6 - Big 12 Championships (leads the league). 5 - OU has played in all five BCS games. TIES WITH THIS WEEK S OPPONENT Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops and Nebraska head coach Bo Pelini go back to their childhoods in Youngstown, Ohio. Both attended Cardinal Mooney HS in Youngstown (Pelini is seven years younger than Stoops). Pelini was co-defensive coordinator on the Oklahoma staff in The Sooners won the Big 12 that season and dropped a decision to LSU in the BCS Championship Game (Sugar Bowl). Pelini s younger brother, Carl, is Nebraska s defensive coordinator. He was on the Kansas State staff in from when OU Defensive Coordinator Brent Venables was playing for the Wildcats. NU running backs coach Tim Beck was on the KSU staff from Nebraska linebackers coach Mike Ekelar was a graduate assistant at OU from Oklahoma receivers coach and assistant offensive coordinator Jay Norvell was on the Nebraska coaching staff as offensive coordinator from NEBRASKA HOSTING CELEBRATION Similar to last season when Oklahoma brought back Oklahoma and Nebraska players from the 1971 game, NU is celebrating the series by inviting back several legends for this year s game. The group will convene at a dinner on Friday night then will be introduced Saturday night at halftime. Oklahoma Barry Switzer, Steve Owens (1969 Heisman, Walter Camp), Greg Pruitt (College HoF), Joe Washington (College HoF), Tom Brahaney (College HoF), Billy Sims (1978 Heisman, Walter Camp), Tony Casillas (1985 Lombardi), Brian Bosworth (1985, 1986 Butkus), Rickey Dixon (1987 Thorpe), Derrick Strait (2003 Thorpe, Nagurski), Josh Heupel (2000 Walter Camp), Jason White (2003 Heisman, Davey O Brien, 2004 Maxwell, O Brien, Unitas). Nebraska Tom Osborne, Larry Jacobson (1971 Outland), Johnny Rodgers (1972 Heisman), Dave Rimington (1981, 1982 Outland, Lombardi), Dean Steinkuhler (1983 Outland, Lombardi), Mike Rozier (1983 Heisman), Will Shields (1992 Outland), Trev Alberts (1993 Butkus), Zach Wiegert (1994 Outland), Tommie Frazier (1995 Unitas), Aaron Taylor (1997 Outland), Eric Crouch (2001 Heisman). OKLAHOMA S BIG 12 DOMINANCE OU s all-time Big 12 regular season record is That mark jumps to if counting title games. Bob Stoops is in the regular season, counting all. Before he arrived, OU s Big 12 record stood at The Sooners have won the last three conference titles. No other program has won even back-to-back crowns... Big 12 Championships By School Oklahoma (6) 2000, 2002, 2004,2006, 2007, 2008 Nebraska (2) 1997,1999 Texas (2) 1996, 2005 Colorado (1) 2001 Kansas State (1) 2003 WR Ryan Broyles has racked up 845 all purpose yards (120.7 per game) this season despite missing one game and most of another due to injury. OKLAHOMA S MOST RECENT GAME Oklahoma whipped Kansas State last Saturday, OU sprinted to a 21-0 first-quarter lead and never trailed. The visiting Wildcats twice cut the lead to five points in the fourth quarter, but the Sooners responded with two long scoring drives each time (67 and 68 yards). QB Landry Jones connected on 26-of-37 passes for 294 yards with four touchdowns and no interceptions. RB DeMarco Murray, who sat out the previous week s game at Kansas with an ankle injury, returned to score three touchdowns, on runs of 1 and 3 yards and a pass reception of 6. During a fourth-quarter possession, OU faced a firstand-45. The Sooners converted it to a first down when Jones hit Ryan Broyles for 25 yards on third-and-24. DE Jeremy Beal racked up three tackles for loss and one sack, while S Quinton Carter had nine tackles and one INT. OU SLATE AMONG FBS TOUGHEST Opp. Wins Opp. Losses Opp. % 1. Virginia Tech Washington San Jose State Mississippi State Arizona Clemson Florida Florida State Wisconsin Oklahoma* * Four ranked opponents

4 General Notes 4 WATCH THESE GUYS Sooners on awards watch lists... Bednarik Award J. Beal, T. Lewis, G. McCoy Butkus Award Travis Lewis Hendricks Award Jeremy Beal, Auston English Lombardi Award Beal, English, Lewis, McCoy, WIlliams Maxwell Award Brown, Murray Nagurski Award Jeremy Beal, Gerald McCoy Outland Trophy Gerald McCoy, Trent Williams Thorpe Award Dominique Franks Walker Award Chris Brown, DeMarco Murray ALL-TIME AP POLL LEADERS Team Total Weeks Ohio State 763 Michigan 757 Notre Dame 7132 OKLAHOMA 688 USC 684 Texas 666 Nebraska 651 Alabama 639 Penn State 572 Tennessee 564 STOOPS MARK LEGENDARY George Woodruff completed his first 10 years of coaching, all at Penn, in 1901 with 124 victories. That s the only 10-year start that exceeds the 109 games won by Bob Stoops, now in his 11th season at Oklahoma.... All but two of Stoops wins came against FBS programs. Thirty-two of Stoops wins, nearly one-third, came against ranked opponents. Seventy-two of the victories came over Big 12 opponents, including 39 against the Big 12 South. Forty-nine Stoops wins occurred away from Norman. AMBITIOUS SCHEDULING Marquee non-league opponents on future schedules... Florida State (2010), at Florida State (2011) Notre Dame (2012), at Notre Dame (2013) Tennessee (2014), at Tennessee (2015) Ohio State (2016), at Ohio State (2017) LSU (2018), at LSU (2019). Under Stoops, OU has already played Louisville, Notre Dame, North Carolina, Alabama (twice), UCLA (twice), Oregon (twice), Washington (twice), South Florida, Miami (twice)and Cincinnati in regular season contests. NUMEROUS NAILBITERS OU s three losses were by a total of five points (two by one point) to nationally-ranked foes. Seven of the last 11 losses were by three points or less including four be a single digit. OU SETS HOME STREAK RECORD Oklahoma has won 28 straight home games, the longest current streak in the nation, and a school record. The current record was set with the win over Tulsa. The previous mark was set at 25 before a loss in the 1953 season opener to Notre Dame, Bob Stoops teams are 64-2 at home and the Sooners have won 48 of their last 49 on Owen Field. Other long OU home streaks and the years they ended include 21 (1975), 20 (1957). Other long home streaks under Stoops were 22, 19, 19. OU s all-time record at its current facility, which opened in 1923, is (.806). FB FACILITIES GET UPGRADE The $15 million Phase IV of the Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium was completed this summer and included the following... A 9,000 square-foot football locker room, including grooming areas, cold-plunge hydrotherapy, and lounge. A 10,000 square-foot athletic training space. A 6,500 square-foot equipment room. A 4,000 square-foot team meeting room equipped with the latest technology, sound and video equipment and seating for more than 200 added to the more than 8,000 square feet of existing team meeting rooms. Expansion of and upgrades to the SoonerVision studio and production facilities. POLL POSITION OU in the AP poll in the 168 poll weeks since Bob Stoops became head coach... Weeks at No Weeks in the top 5 96 Weeks in the top Total weeks in the poll 148 Longest streak in the poll 88 Current streak in the poll 59 Weeks OU was unranked 27 Weeks OU was unranked in his first season (1999) 15 Weeks unranked in nine seasons prior to Stoops 79 STOOPS ERA YIELDING RECORD-SETTING ATTENDANCE Oklahoma has drawn 5,267,799 fans for Bob Stoops 65 home games (started in 1999) and all have been sold out. The Sooners are 64-2 on Owen Field under Stoops and have won 28 straight, a school record. The current string of sellouts is the second longest in school history, trailing a string of 69 from The average home attendance of 85,075 in 2008 was a school record. The top nine seasons for football attendance at Oklahoma came on Stoops watch. The largest home crowd in school history was 85,646, on hand for the 2008 OU-Texas Tech game. Oklahoma has exceeded its listed seating capacity of 82,112 at Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in 40 consecutive home games. Oklahoma has played before sellout crowds in 115 of the 141 games (home, away, neutral) since Stoops became the head coach. During that time, a total of 10,190,362 (average of 72,272) have watched the Sooners. The gathering of 96,009 for this season s Texas game was the second-largest ever to see OU play. ACTIVE OU STREAKS Games in which Oklahoma scored a touchdown 91 - Televised games 66 - Home sellouts 23 - Home games with at least 30 points scored 10 - Seasons in a bowl game 5 - Seasons with a 1,000-yard rusher

5 Offense Notes 5 CHART CLIMBERS TOUCHDOWNS CAREER Steve Owens Chris Brown DeMarco Murray RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS CAREER Steve Owens Billy Sims Quentin Griffin Adrian Peterson Chris Brown Joe Washington Greg Pruitt Kejuan Jones J.C. Watts Steve Davis DeMarco Murray Jack Mildren RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS SEASON Mark Clayton Jermaine Gresham Jermaine Gresham Travis Wilson Ryan Broyles Juaquin Iglesias Malcolm Kelly 2006 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS CAREER Mark Clayton Jermaine Gresham Malcolm Kelly Juaquin Iglesias Manuel Johnson Travis Wilson Ryan Broyles Trent Smith COMPLETIONS CAREER Comp. Player Years Sam Bradford TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAREER TD Player Years Sam Bradford TOTAL OFFENSE CAREER Total Name Years 1. 8,375 Sam Bradford QB VICTORIES CAREER Total Name Years Steve Davis Sam Bradford TD RECEPTIONS CAREER Total Name Years Mark Clayton Jermaine Gresham TE RECEPTIONS CAREER Total Name Years Trent Smith Jermaine Gresham TE RECEIVING YARDS CAREER Total Name Years 1. 1,627 Jermaine Gresham ABOUT THE OFFENSE Under Stoops, OU produced career leaders in passing and receiving, its No. 3 and No. 5 career rushers and season record holders in rushing, passing, receiving yards. Of 83 offensive records at OU, 55 were set under Stoops. OU scored a TD in every game since Nov. 7, OU has rushed for 200 yards 42 times under Stoops, 36 in the last six years. Under Stoops, OU has 143 touchdowns of 25+ yards and 294 scoring drives of 2:00 or less. OU is the highest scoring program in college football history. In 1,147 games, the Sooners have scored 30,6875 points, or 26.8 per game. Michigan has 29,753 points in 1,211 games and Nebraska 29,652 in 1,207. KEEPING UP WITH JONES QB Landry Jones has played in all games and was the starter vs. Idaho St., Tulsa, Miami, Kansas and Kansas St. Jones set a school record with six TD passes vs. Tulsa. The previous mark of five was held by Sam Bradford, Jason White and Josh Heupel, two Heisman winners and a Heisman runner-up. This is the 19th time since 1954 that OU s starting QB has been injured and replaced by a back-up, the third time on Bob Stoops watch. TD PASSES BY FRESHMEN Name, School TD Landry Jones, Oklahoma 17 Dave Shinskie, Boston College 11 Spencer Keith, Kent State 11 B.J. Daniels, South Florida 10 Kyle Parker, Clemson 10 Matt Barkley, USC 9 Tate Forcier, Michigan 9 TOP OU FRESHMAN PASSERS Name Yr. C-A-I Yds. % TD S. Bradford L. Jones E. Moore J. Fuente C. Gundy ELDRIDGE IS MR. VERSATILE Brody Eldridge started the season opener against BYU at center. He then started games two-five at tight end before moving to left guard for the Texas game. He is the only player BCS player this season (not including special teams) to start at three different positions. Eldridge is the first OU player to start at three different positions during one season (modern era). His first starts on the o-line positions were made vs. ranked foes -- No. 20 BYU (C), No. 3 Texas (LG). Eldridge has had Oklahoma s top line grade in all four of his offensive line starts. He has 69 knockdown blocks, including a high of 20 against BYU. BROYLES BREAKOUT YEAR Twice this season (Tulsa, Kansas) Ryan Broyles has logged 11 receptions in a game. The school record is 12. He leads the team with 44 grabs for 591 yards and 10 TDs. Injury held him out vs. Baylor and most of Miami tilt. He needs 12 catches and 118 yards to crack OU s top 10 season list in those two categories. He is already tied for No. 5 in season touchdown receptions. RECEIVING TOUCHDOWN LEADERS Name, School TD Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma 10 Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green 9 Dorin Dickerson, Pittsburgh 9 Golden Tate, Notre Dame 9 Austin Pettis, Boise State 9 BRADFORD, GRESHAM OUT FOR YEAR Returning All-American s Sam Bradford and Jermaine Gresham are out for the season... Bradford, the Heisman-winning QB, sprained the AC joint in his right shoulder in the second quarter of the season opener vs. BYU then aggravated the injury on the second series of game six vs. Texas. The only game he completed uninjured was game five vs. Baylor. Bradford set 15 school records. Among those are career passing yards (8,403) and touchdown passes (88) Gresham, a tight end, did not play this season after season-ending knee surgery in early Sept. He has 26 career TD receptions, seven shy of the NCAA record, and more TD catches and yards (1,629) than any TE at OU. Oklahoma has or is playing without three other key offensive performers in G Brian Simmons (missed last two games with knee injury), RB DeMarco Murray* (missed Kansas game with ankle injury) and WR Ryan Broyles^ (missed Baylor game with shoulder injury). ^Leading receiver, *Leading rusher going into game. TWO-HEADED RUNNING GAME Two weeks ago at Kansas, RB Chris Brown scored three TDs, two on rushes and one on a reception. Last week vs. Kansas State, RB DeMarco Murray duplicated the feat. With 43 career touchdowns, Brown is tied for No. 4 on the all-time Sooner list with Joe Washington. He trails Steve Owens (57), Billy Sims (53) and Quentin Griffin (51). Murray has 40 to rank No. 7 on the list. He is looking to pass Adrian Peterson (42) and Greg Pruitt (41). TRENCH TALK OU has one returning starter on the offensive line... The four players who are not back started 148 games at OU. Three are in the NFL -- OT Phil Loadholt (Vikings), C Jon Cooper (Vikings) and OG Duke Robinson (Panthers). The returnees entered games and 22 starts. So far this season, nine different players have had starting assignments on the OU line and the Sooners have started five different combinations.

6 Defense Notes 6 STOOPS ERA DEFENSIVE TDs 2009 Dominique Franks Frank Alexander 2008 Dominque Franks Dominque Franks 2007 Lendy Holmes Curtis Lofton Curtis Lofton Reggie Smith Nic Harris 2006 Marcus Walker Reggie Smith Zach Latimer 2005 Chijioke Onyenegecha D.J. Wolfe Clint Ingram 2004 Lance Mitchell 2003 Eric Bassey Jonathan Jackson Derrick Strait 2002 Eric Bassey Antonio Perkins Michael Hawkins Derrick Strait 2001 Rocky Calmus Derrick Strait Cory Heinecke Roy Williams Teddy Lehman 2000 Roy Williams Rocky Calmus Derrick Strait Torrance Marshall J.T. Thatcher 1999 Mike Woods 85-yard INT at Kansas FR in end zone vs. Idaho State 39-yard FR at Texas A&M 18-yard INT vs. Nebraska 63-yard INT vs. Texas Tech 12-yard FR vs. Missouri 45-yard INT vs. Utah State 61-yard FR vs. Miami 24-yard INT vs. North Texas 33-yd.INT vs. Boise State 42-yd. INT vs. Baylor 22-yd. INT vs. Middle Tennessee St. 63-yd.INT vs. Nebraska 65-yd. INT vs. Kansas 48-yd. INT vs. Tulsa 28-yd. FR vs. Kansas 34-yd. INT vs. UCLA 21-yd. INT vs. Texas 17-yd. FR vs. Texas A&M 45-yd. FR vs. Alabama 50-yd. INT vs. UTEP 45-yd. INT vs. UTEP 75-yd. INT vs. Baylor 14-yd. FR vs. North Carolina 47-yd. INT vs. North Carolina 69-yd. FR vs. Air Force 18-yd. FR vs. Kansas State 2-yd. INT vs. Texas 35-yd. INT vs. UTEP 41-yd. INT vs. Texas 32-yd. INT vs. Nebraska 41-yd. INT vs. TAMU 85-yd. INT vs. Texas Tech 43-yd. INT vs. Oklahoma State ABOUT THE SOONER DEFENSE OU forced at least one turnover in 125 of Bob Stoops 141 games and has at least one interception in 94 of the last 123; multiple picks in 45 of the last 94 outings. Oklahoma has 11 shutouts under its current head coach. Opponents failed to score more than seven points 31 times and scored less than 15 in 59 games. SOONER D NATIONALLY OU s ranks No. 3 nationally in red zone defense (65%), No. 3 in rushing defense (80.0), No. 3 in tackles for loss (8.6), No. 5 in sacks (3.4), No. 8 in scoring defense (10.1), No. 9 in INTs (13), No. 11 in total defense (277.3), No. 13 in turnovers gained (20) and No. 17 in pass efficiency defense (100.9). TWO WEEKS, TOO IMPRESSIVE Over the last two weeks, Oklahoma played the nation s No. 1-rated scoring offense (Texas) and the No. 2 total offense (Kansas), both away from Norman. Here is how the Sooners fared... Scoring Before OU Scoring Vs. OU* Diff. Texas Kansas Total Yds Before OU Total Yds Vs. OU Texas Kansas * Each opponent scored one touchdown. GIVING 01 A RUN By many accounts, the 2001 defense was the best of Bob Stoops tenure. They didn t all win their awards that season, but players on that unit included two Nagurski winners (Derrick Strait and Roy Williams), two Thorpe winners (Strait and Williams), two Butkus winners (Rocky Calmus and Teddy Lehman) and a Lombardi winner (Tommie Harris). Seven from that unit were eventually drafted. The 09 defense is putting up similar numbers Rushing Defense Passing Defense 160.6* Total Defense Scoring Defense *This is the only one of these categories that was not the previous best under Stoops. The 03 defense allowed passing yards. PICK STREAK ENDS FOR JACKSON CB Brian Jackson s streak of interceptions in consecutive games ended at four last Saturday at Kansas. It marked only the second time in school history that a player has had an interception in four straight games (modern era), the first by a cornerback. Scott Case, a safety, did it in Jackson ranks No. 10 nationally with.5 INT/game. THE REAL MCCOY A frontrunner for several national awards, DT Gerald McCoy, still a junior, is the most experienced player on the defense with 35 career starts. He has been a regular target of double-team blocking this season... McCoy is second on the team lead with 12.0 TFL to rank No. 15 nationally. He now has 29.5 for his career or 45% of his 67 career stops. THE REAL BEAL DE Jeremy Beal has 13.5 tackles for loss (No. 7 nationally) and 8.5 sacks (No. 7 nationally)... He had a career-high 12 tackles vs. Texas. He is the only player in school history to log two, three-sacks games in the same season (Tulsa, Miami). With 18 career sacks, he ranks No. 10 in OU history. WEAK FREAK WLB Travis Lewis led Oklahoma last season with 144 tackles (No. 4 nationally and a freshman school record, Brian Bosworth s mark of 133). He leads again this season with 71 Lewis has three double-digit tackle games this season and 10 in his 21 career games. The sophomore is at 215 career. Daryl Hunt owns the school record of 530. To crack the top 10, Lewis would have to eclipse Lee Roy Selmon s total of 335. INTERCEPTIONS IN BUNCHES Oklahoma has 13 interceptions this season. The best total of the 11-year Stoops era is 24 in OU is averaging 13.8 yards per return. OU has multiple interceptions in five games (seasonhigh three at Kansas) and at least one in seven games (lone exception was Idaho State). DEFENSIVE MISCELLANY Oklahoma has 20 takeaways. The team converted 10 of those into scores amounting to 62 points. The OU defense has scored in each of Bob Stoops 11 seasons. The only position that has not scored a touchdown during that time is defensive tackle. OU set a school record with 17 TFL vs. Idaho State. OU and Penn State are the only two schools with two players ranked among the top 15 in TFL (Beal, McCoy). Oklahoma limited Idaho State to -22 yards on 32 rushing attempts. That was the second-best performance under Bob Stoops. The 06 team limited Baylor to -48 (20 attempts). In the opener, BYU rushed 33 times for 28 yards. Baylor had 17 rushes for 6 yards. OU s defensive ends -- Frank Alexander, Jeremy Beal and Auston English -- have combined for 79 career games played, 56 starts, 247 tackles, 74 tackles for 357 yards in losses and 39.5 sacks for 277 yards in losses. English is the only senior in the group. Alexander is a sophomore and Beal a junior.

7 Special Teams Notes 7 SPECIAL TEAMS BIG PLAYS notable special teams plays during the Stoops Era C. Whitson 2-yd. run, faked FG (1st dn), resulted in FG at Mia Ryan Broyles 68-yard PR vs. Kansas State 2007 DeMarco Murray 91-yard KOR vs. Baylor (TD) DeMarco Murray 81-yard KOR vs. Tulsa (TD) 2006 Juaquin Iglesias 88-yard KOR vs. Baylor (TD) Jason Carter blocked punt vs. Missouri (safety) Reggie Smith 61-yard PR vs. Middle Tennessee (TD) Jason Carter blocked punt vs. Washington 2005 Faked FG vs. Nebraska with H Cody Freeby pitching to K Garrett Hartley for a six-yard rush (1st down) Faked FG vs. Kansas with H Cody Freeby passing to Russell Dennison, four yards (1st down) Fake punt vs. Texas, J.D. Runnels 6-yard run (1st down) 2004 Mark Clayton 50-yard PR vs. Oklahoma State (TD) Antonio Perkins 51-yard PR vs. Houston (TD) 2003 Trey DiCarlo recovered own onside kick in 2nd qtr. at Colo. Antonio Perkins 69-yard PR vs. Missouri (TD) Mark Bradley 100-yard KOR vs. Iowa State (TD) Antonio Perkins three PR for TD (74, 84, 65) vs. UCLA Faked PAT vs. Fresno St., Matt McCoy rush, (2 pt.) Blake Ferguson 22-yard pass to Michael Thompson vs. Alabama, 2003 (1st down, eventual TD) 2002 Antonio Perkins 51-yard PR vs. Washington State (TD) Will Peoples recovered BP vs. Texas Tech (TD) Terrance Simms recovered BP vs. Iowa State (TD) C. Chester 14-pass from H M. McCoy vs. MU, faked FG (TD) Antonio Perkins 82-yard PR vs. UTEP (TD) Antonio Perkins 91-yard PR vs. Tulsa (TD) 2001 K Tim Duncan 10-yd run vs. Texas A&M, faked FG (TD) H. Wall 33-yard pass from A. Savage vs. KSU, faked punt (TD) Antwone Savage 88-yard KOR vs. N. Carolina (TD) 2000 J.T. Thatcher 60-yard PR vs. Baylor (TD) J.T. Thatcher 66-yard PR vs. Arkansas State (TD) 1999 Brandon Daniels 89-yd. KOR at Notre Dame (TD) K T. Duncan 4-yd pass from P. Fletcher vs. Texas, fake FG (TD) S. Littrell 41-yard run on a faked punt vs. Texas A&M (first down, eventual field goal) Jarrail Jackson 70-yard PR vs. Missouri (TD) J.T. Thatcher 81-yard PR vs. Oklahoma State (TD) ABOUT THE SOONER SPECIAL TEAMS Oklahoma s special teams under Bob Stoops... There have been 26 special teams touchdowns, including 20 in the last 74 regular season games. Those 20 came via five different kinds of plays punt returns, two faked field goals, two blocked punts, four kickoff returns and a faked punt. Special teams also own one safety in that span. OU has returned eight kickoffs and 15 punts for TDs. The Sooners have blocked 24 kicks. MANY HAPPY RETURNS Information on returns during the Stoops era... Kickoff Returns --92 returns of 25 yards+ with eight TD. Punt Returns ret., of 15+ with 15 touchdowns. Interception Returns ret., of 10+ yards with 21 TD. Fumble Returns -- five returns of 15+ yards with 7 TD. GETTING HIS WAY AT PUNTER Tress Way is averaging 43.1 yards on 34 punts with eight downed inside the 20 and nine of 50+ yards... His ranks No. 21 nationally in punting average. The best punting average achieved in Bob Stoops tenure at Oklahoma was 42.8 yards in Way had a 71-yard punt at Miami, the longest by a Sooner since Mike Cohen s 72-yarder in Way tried a 54-yard field goal at the 1:28 mark of the fourth quarter in the BYU game, but the kick fell short. The second-team punter is WR Cameron Kenney. At Garden City (Kan.) CC last season, Kenney had a 47-yard punting average. He also converted 11-of-13 PATs and 8-of-9 FGs, including makes from 40, 41 and 52 yards. OU has not a position player in a kicking role since DB Darrol Ray punted in POTENT PUNT RETURN TANDEM Ryan Broyles and Dominique Franks have both been elusive in returning punts. Franks had a 30+ yard punt return in three straight. He inherited the role after Ryan Broyles suffered a shoulder injury against Miami. Franks ranks No. 4 nationally at 17.0 yards/return, while Broyles is No. 22 at OU s team rank is No. 13 (14.7). Franks had four returns for 100 total yards against Baylor, the first 100-yard punt return game by a Sooner since 2003 when All-America return specialist Antonio Perkins accomplished the feat against Missouri. WHITSON HOLDING STEADY WR Carter Whitson is in his second year as holder. A QB for part of his HS career, Whitson is the first to serve in that role for back-to-back seasons during Stoops tenure. Whitson had a two-yard rush on a faked field goal at Miami. The play resulted in a first down and kept alive a drive that later yielded a field goal. SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLERS OU special teams tackles this season... Player Tackles Jamell Fleming 7 Ronnell Lewis 7 Keenan Clayton 6 DeMontre Hurst 6 Joseph Ibiloye 6 Quinton Carter 5 Sam Proctor 5 Matt Clapp 3 Brandon Caleb 3 Dominique Franks 3 Austin Box 3 Brian Jackson 2 Jonathan Nelson 2 Matt Moreland 2 Jermie Calhoun 1 Dejuan Miller 1 Marcus Trice 1 Javon Harris 1 Adron Tennell 1 Brody Eldridge 1 GOT IT COVERED Oklahoma ranks No. 2 nationally in punt coverage. Opponents have returned 8 punts for a total of one yard. Florida is ahead of OU, respectively, but has had just two punt returns to cover. Tress Way has punted 36 times for the Sooners, but only eight have been returned. He has nine touchbacks and five fair catches. Last season, OU opponents returned four kickoffs for TDs and averaged 23.8 per return. This year, there have been one TD and the return average is down to KICK IT Jimmy Stevens was OU s kicker for placements through the first six games and was then replaced by Tress Way... Way missed his only field goal attempt of the season, a 54-yarder vs. BYU. He got his first start against Kansas and has made all 11 of his PAT tries. Stevens is 11-of-13 on field goals this season with the misses coming from 40 and 45 yards. He has made 21-of-22 PATs with the lone miss coming in rainy conditions at OU s home opener. Stevens tied the school record for field goals made when he went 4-of-4 against Baylor. Matthew Moreland, who handled kickoffs last season, looks is in that role again this season. Moreland had 121 kickoffs with 15 touchbacks and only two out of bounds last season. Way is Moreland s back-up. RIGHT BACK AT YA The Sooners have three blocked kicks this year, a punt against Idaho State and two PATs against Kansas State. Marcus Trice got the punt, while Adrian Taylor and Auston English batted down the PATs.

8 Player Updates 8 B2-TWO BRANDON COLUMNS CROW FB + TINTED 48 FRANK ALEXANDER DE 84 Took a fumble back three yards for a TD vs. Idaho State. Converted LB, who is in his first season at the new position. Two-Column Page with Tinted Area This two-column page is ideal for presenting basic-formatted JEREMY BEAL DE 44 BRODY ELDRIDGE TE 83 text. The shaded area is ideal for providing complimentary Racked up a career-high three sacks in back-to-back games A fullback over the first three years of his career, started at notes or lists. against Tulsa and Miami... leads team with 13.5 TFLs and 8.5 sacks... has a sack in five of the last six games... with 18 career sacks, is tied for 10th all-time at OU... career-high 12 tackles, 11 solo, vs. Texas... picked off first career interception against Kansas. AUSTIN BOX LB 12 Tied a career high with nine tackles against Idaho State... earned first start of 2009 against Kansas State. SAM BRADFORD QB 14 Broke OU career passing yards record before leaving BYU game with shoulder injury... returned to action against Baylor with his 14th career 300-yard game (389)... first Sooner QB to eclipse 8,000 career passing yards... reaggravated right shoulder injury in loss to Texas... underwent season-ending surgery on Oct. 28. CORY BRANDON OT 70 Earned first career start against BYU... had not started prior to this season, but had seen action in 15 games... returned to starting lineup against Kansas and Kansas State. CHRIS BROWN RB 29 Called Every Down Brown, by some in the program, a testament to his durability... with 43 career touchdowns, ranks fourth all-time at OU... has at least one TD carry in 15 of the last 22 games... ranks 12th in OU history with 2,684 career rushing yards... had career highs in receptions (4) and receiving yards (40) against Texas. RYAN BROYLES SL 85 Had 18 receptions, 283 yards and six TDs in two-game span vs. Idaho State and Tulsa... left Miami game with a shoulder injury on second offensive play of the game career receiving TDs ranks seventh at OU despite only playing in 20 career games... grabbed 11 balls against Kansas, the second time this season he has a career-high 11 receptions in a game... seventh player in Sooner history to have 10 or more receiving TDs in a single season... has three multi-score games on the season. BRANDON CALEB WR 8 Career highs in catches (7) and yards (139) vs. Baylor... has eclipsed the 100-yard mark prior to halftime twice this season (Baylor & Tulsa). JERMIE CALHOUN RB 23 Career highs nine carries for 32 yards against Tulsa. QUINTON CARTER FS 20 Tied career high with 10 tackles in third career start vs. BYU... first career interception against Tulsa... back-to-back games with interceptions against Kansas and Kansas State... OU s leading tackler against Kansas State with nine. MATT CLAPP FB 34 Reigning All-Big 12 fullback... leading special teams tackler (3) against Idaho State. KEENAN CLAYTON LB 22 Had 11 tackles against Tulsa... third career INT vs. Baylor. center vs. BYU... starter at tight end the next four games... has started at left guard the last three games... All-Big 12 FB in 2007 despite no carries. AUSTON ENGLISH DE 33 Was the preseason Big 12 Defensive Player of the year in 2008, but missed four games due to injury... collected two sacks against Texas... tied a career high with nine tackles vs. Kansas... with 18 career sacks, is tied for 10th all-time at OU... blocked an extra point against Kansas State. TYLER EVANS OL 75 Earned back-to-back starts against Idaho State and Tulsa. JAMELL FLEMING DB 32 Tied for lead special teams tackles with seven on the year. DOMINIQUE FRANKS CB 1 Returned punts for a career-high 51 yards vs. Baylor and Miami... first Sooner with 100 punt return yards in a game since Antonio Perkins in 2003 after 100-yard effort vs. Baylor... collected third career defensive touchdown with an 85- yard interception return against Kansas. STEPHEN GOOD OG 77 Played in seven 08 games last season as a true freshman... earned first career start at LG vs. Idaho State... started at RG the last two games. JAMES HANNA TE 82 One catch for a career-high 19 yards against Kansas State. JOSEPH IBILOYE LB 5 Originally a safety, he has moved to outside linebacker... career high four tackles vs. Kansas... has seen significant action lately as pass defense specialist. BRIAN JACKSON CB 2 Has had an interception in four of the last six games... leading specials team tackler against Texas... leads team with four PBUs. TAVARIS JEFFRIES OL 72 Earned first-career start at RG vs. Miami... has started at the position three times this season... did not travel to Kansas due to a coach s decision... did not see action vs. Kansas State. LANDRY JONES QB 12 Threw OU record six TDs against Idaho State... has had a career-high 26 completions in each of the last two games... in last three games, has completed 76 passes for 796 yards and seven touchdowns... has four games with multiple touchdown passes. JARVIS JONES OL 76 Transfer from LSU, who sat out last season... has worked at both guard and tackle, but has started six games at right tackle. STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING LEADERS From August testing (not all players tested)... Bench Press Centers Ben Habern, 430 Cornerbacks Brian Jackson, 350 Defensive ends Pryce Macon, 395 Defensive tackles G. McCoy, A. Taylor, 420 Linebackers Travis Lewis, 380 Offensive guards Brian Simmons, 415 Offensive tackles Trent Williams, 395 Receivers Ryan Broyles, 320 Running backs Chris Brown, 330 Safeties Sam Proctor, 330 Tight end/fullback James Hanna, Yard Dash Centers Ben Habern, 4.61 Cornerbacks Dominique Franks, 4.38 Defensive ends F. Alexander, P. Macon, 4.69 Defensive tackles Gerald McCoy, 4.83 Linebackers J.R. Bryant, 4.51 Offensive guards Brian Simmons, 4.65 Offensive tackles Trent Williams, 4.75 Receivers Ryan Broyles, 4.41 Running backs Chris Brown, 4.44 Safeties Sam Proctor, 4.58 Tight end/fullback J. Hanna, J. Gresham, 4.56 Squat Centers B. Habern, B. Lepak, 455 Cornerbacks Brian Jackson, 455 Defensive ends Pryce Macon, 455 Defensive tackles Gerald McCoy, 585 Linebackers Travis Lewis, 500 Offensive guards Stephen Good, 630 Offensive tackles NA James Winchester 455 Running backs C. Brown, M. Madu, 405 Safeties Sam Proctor, 455 Tight end/fullback Jermaine Gresham, 455 Vertical Jump Centers Ben Habern, 26.5 Cornerbacks Brian Jackson, 37.5 Defensive ends Frank Alexander, 31.5 Defensive tackles Adrian Taylor, 34.5 Linebackers J.R. Bryant, 34.5 Offensive guards Stephen Good, 29.5 Offensive tackles Trent Williams, 28.5 Receivers James Winchester, 38.0 Running backs Chris Brown, 32.0 Safeties Sam Proctor, 33.5 Tight end/fullback James Hanna, 37.5

9 Player Updates (cont.) 9 CAMERON KENNEY WR 6 Recorded career highs in receptions (6) and receiving yards (72) against Miami. RONNELL LEWIS LB 56 Recorded a safety with a sack in the end zone vs. Idaho State... lead team with three special teams tackles against Kansas... tied for lead special teams tackles with seven on the year. TRAVIS LEWIS LB 28 With 12 tackles vs. Kansas, registered ninth career doubledigit tackle game... Oklahoma s leading tackler in five of eight games. MOSSIS MADU SL 17 Had eight touches for 73 yards against Miami after just five touches for 22 yards in first three games... had five kickoff returns for 108 yards against Texas... returned five kicks for 118 yards against Kansas State. GERALD MCCOY DT 93 Leads the team with the longest streak of consecutive starts on the team with of 19 tackles (63 percent) are for loss... leads OU with eight quarterback hurries. B2-TWO JIMMY COLUMNS STEVENS K + 17TINTED Career-high four field goals converted against Baylor Two-Column Page with Tinted Area points scored against Baylor marked third-highest singlegame total by a kicker in OU history... has not seen action in This two-column page is ideal for presenting basic-formatted text. The shaded area is ideal for providing complimentary the last two games. notes or lists. ADRIAN TAYLOR DT 86 Steady performer with 23 straight starts... had four tackles and one sack against Kansas... blocked an extra point attempt vs. Kansas State. ADRON TENNELL WR 80 Caught first TD of the season and second of his career with three-yard strike against Baylor... had career high in receptions (6) along with third career receiving TD vs. Kansas... collected career-high 62 receiving yards against Kansas State. TRESS WAY P/K 36 Has nine punts over 50 yards including a 71-yard punt against Miami... current season average of 43.1 yards-per punt ranks third best in OU history... took over kicking duties against Kansas, finishing with five extra points made... connected on six extra points vs. Kansas State. DEJUAN MILLER WR 24 First career start against Baylor resulted in five catches for 67 yards... entered the game with five career catches and 32 yards... posted career-high nine catches for 94 yards against Kansas State... also caught first career TD against the Wildcats. TRENT WILLIAMS OT 71 Oklahoma s most experienced offensive player with 34 career starts... has started every game this season at LT. JONATHAN MILLER RB 26 Ran for first career TD and 88 yards against Idaho State. DEMARCO MURRAY RB 7 Ninth career 100-yard game with 113 yards on 24 carries vs.. Baylor... ranks second in OU history for receiving yards by a RB with 744 career yards on 68 receptions (10.9 avg.)... career highs in receptions (8) and receiving yards (116) against Texas... did not play against Kansas... 10th multi-touchdown game of his career with three scores vs. Kansas State... ranks seventh all-time at OU with 40 career touchdowns. JONATHAN NELSON DB 3 Had a career-high nine tackles vs. Kansas... has seen an increase in playing time as an extra defensive back. SAM PROCTOR SS 27 Collected career-high seven tackles against Miami. JAZ REYNOLDS WR 16 Made first career reception against Baylor... finished the game with three receptions and 39 yards. RYAN REYNOLDS LB 4 Back from a season-ending knee injury that he incurred in last season s Texas game.... switched from No. 8 to No. 4, his high school number, for this season... fourth career doubledigit tackle game with 13 stops against Tulsa. BRIAN SIMMONS OG 74 Rates as OU s second-most experienced lineman behind Trent Williams... has seen action in 40 games.

10 Depth Chart 10 OFFENSE B2-TWO COLUMNS + TINTED POS. NO. NAME HT. WT. CL. SGP CGP HOMETOWN LT 71 Trent Williams*** Two-Column Sr. 8 Page 50 with Longview, Tinted Texas Area LG 79 50/83 Jeff Vinson Brody Eldridge*** This two-column Jr. - page - is ideal Lancaster, for presenting Pa. basic-formatted 265 text. The Sr. shaded 8 area 47 is ideal for La Cygne, providing Kan. complimentary 75 Tyler Evans notes or Fr. lists. 7 7 Strafford, Mo. C 61 Ben Habern R-Fr Argyle, Texas 51 Brian Lepak Jr. 3 3 Claremore, Okla. RG 77 Stephen Good* So Paris, Texas 75 Tyler Evans Fr. 7 7 Strafford, Mo. RT 70 Cory Brandon* Jr Corsicana, Texas 76 Jarvis Jones So Richmond, Texas TE 47 Trent Ratterree* So. 8 8 Weatherford, Okla. 82 James Hanna* So Flower Mound, Texas WR 24 Dejuan Miller* So Metuchen, N.J. 6 Cameron Kenney Jr. 6 6 Dacula, Ga. WR 8 Brandon Caleb** Jr Richmond, Va. 80 Adron Tennell*** Sr Irving, Texas SL 85 Ryan Broyles* So Norman, Okla. 17 Mossis Madu** Jr Norman, Okla. QB 12 Landry Jones R-Fr. 8 8 Artesia, N.M. 15 Drew Allen Fr. - - San Antonio, Texas FB 34 Matt Clapp*** Sr Phoenix, Ariz. 48 Brandon Crow* Jr Comanche, Okla. RB 29 Chris Brown*** Sr Alexandria, La. 7 DeMarco Murray** Jr Las Vegas, Nev. DEFENSE DE 44 Jeremy Beal** Jr Carrollton, Texas 90 David King OR R-Fr. 2 2 Houston, Texas 91 R.J. Washington R-Fr. 2 2 Fort Worth, Texas DT 86 Adrian Taylor** Jr Mansfield, Texas 53 Casey Walker R-FR 3 3 Garland, Texas DT 93 Gerald McCoy** Jr Oklahoma City, Okla. 89 Cordero Moore * Sr Mesquite, Texas DE 33 Auston English*** Sr Canadian, Texas 84 Frank Alexander* So Baton Rouge, La. SLB 22 Keenan Clayton*** Sr Sulphur Springs, Texas 5 Joseph Ibiloye R-Fr. 8 8 Garland, Texas MLB 4 Ryan Reynolds*** Sr Las Vegas, Nev. 56 Ronnell Lewis Fr. 8 8 Dewar, Okla. WLB 28 Travis Lewis* So San Antonio, Texas 12 Austin Box* So Enid, Okla. FCB 1 Dominique Franks** Jr Tulsa, Okla. 32 Jamell Fleming So Arlington, Texas SS 27 Sam Proctor* So Pearland, Texas 30 Javon Harris Fr. 3 3 Lawton, Okla. FS 20 Quinton Carter** Jr Las Vegas, Nev. 13 Marcus Trice Fr. 8 8 Mesquite, Texas BCB 2 Brian Jackson*** Sr De Soto, Texas 19 Demontre Hurst Fr. 8 8 Lancaster, Texas SPECIALISTS K 36 Tress Way R-Fr. 8 8 Tulsa, Okla. 17 Jimmy Stevens* So Oklahoma City, Okla. KO 37 Matthew Moreland* Jr 8 22 Tulsa, Okla. 36 Tress Way R-Fr. 8 8 Tulsa, Okla. P 36 Tress Way R-Fr. 8 8 Tulsa, Okla. 6 Cameron Kenney Jr. 6 6 Dacula, Ga. KR 1 Dominique Franks** Jr Tulsa, Okla. 6 Cameron Kenney Jr. 6 6 Dacula, Ga. KR 85 Ryan Broyles* So Norman, Okla. 17 Mossis Madu** Jr Norman, Okla. PR 1 Dominique Franks** Jr Tulsa, Okla. 85 Ryan Broyles* So Norman, Okla. H 81 Carter Whitson* Sr Shawnee, Okla. 5 John Nimmo Jr. 2 2 Ponca City, Okla. LS 63 Ben Hampton* Sr Grove, Okla. 86 James Winchester So Washington, Okla. START CHART Offense Player 2009 Streak Career Williams (RT/LT) Bradford (QB) 3-31 Eldridge (TE/C/LG) Gresham (TE) Murray (RB) 2-15 Broyles (WR) Brown (RB) Simmons (LG) 4-7 Habern (C) J. Jones (RG/RT) 6-6 Kenney (WR) 6-6 Caleb (WR) L. Jones (QB) Tennell (WR) Brandon (RT) Good (LG) Miller (WR) Jeffries (RG) 3-3 Evans (RG) 2-2 Ratterree (TE) 2-2 Hanna (TE) 1-1 Defense Player 2009 Streak Career McCoy (DT) English (DE) Beal (DE) Clayton (LB) Franks (CB) Taylor (DT) Jackson (CB) Lewis (LB) Reynolds (LB) Granger (DT) Carter (S) Proctor (S) Alexander (DE) Box (LB) Balogun (LB) Specialists Player 2009 Streak Career Shaw (LS) Whitson (H) Stevens (K) 6-20 Hampton (LS) Way (P) Winchester (LS) PRONUNCIATIONS Josh Aladenoye Mike Balogun Jamell Fleming Ben Habern Joseph Ibiloye Brian Lepak Mossis Madu John Nimmo Trent Ratterree Adron Tennell uh-lad-uh-noy BOW (rhymes with how)-luh-gun juh-mell HAY-burn IB-uh-loy LUH-pack Moses MUH-doo NIM-oh RAT-ur-ree AA-dron TUH-nell