2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

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1 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES 2013 Big 12 Champions Inaugural Season Follow Baylor Football on Twitter or GAME 9 10/10/13 BAYLOR (7-1, 4-1) at 16/16/18 OKLAHOMA (6-2, 3-2) Nov. 8, a.m. CT TV: FS1 Radio: ESPN Central Texas Norman, Okla. Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (82,112) Media Information TV: FS1 Talent: Joe Davis (pxp), Joey Harrington (analyst), Kris Budden (sideline) Radio: Baylor-IMG College / ESPN Central Texas Talent: John Morris (pxp), J.J. Joe (analyst), Ricky Thompson (sideline) Satellite Radio: Sirius 119/XM 199 Live Stats/In-Game Home: BaylorBears.com Twitter Baylor 7-1, 4-1 Big 12 Ranking 10 AP, 10 Coaches, 13 CFP Last Game Nov. 1, 2014 beat Kansas, Head Coach Art Briles (Texas Tech, 1979) Career Record (12th season) BU Record (7th season) vs. OU 2-5 (2-4 at BU) OKLAHOMA 6-2, 3-2 Big 12 Ranking 16 AP, 16 Coaches, 18 CFP Last Game Nov. 1, 2014 beat Iowa State, Head Coach Bob Stoops (iowa, 1983) Career Record (16th season) OU Record (16th season) vs. BU 13-2 Baylor Coaching Staff On the Field Art Briles Phil Bennett Randy Clements Kendal Briles Chris Achuff Carlton Buckels Jim Gush In the Press Box Philip Montgomery Brian Norwood Jeff Lebby Head Coach Defensive Coordinator Running Game Coordinator Passing Game Coordinator Defensive Line Cornerbacks Linebackers Offensive Coordinator Associate Head Coach Running Backs Baylor Athletic Communications HEATH NIELSEN Associate AD / Communications Heath_Nielsen@baylor.edu SEAN DOERRE Assistant Director Sean_Doerre@baylor.edu DAVID KAYE Associate Director David_Kaye@baylor.edu STORY LINES Baylor plays its final true road game of the year at Oklahoma on Saturday. The contest will be broadcast on FS1 at 11 a.m. CT. Baylor is 22-3 in its last 25 games, tied for 2nd-best over that stretch (FSU, 24-1 & Michigan St. 22-3). Baylor leads the country in total offense (590.3 ypg) and scoring offense (50.3 ppg), while its defense is 17th nationally in total defense (325.3 ypg) and 31st in scoring (21.9 ppg). Baylor has won 9 of its last 12 games played outside of Waco. Baylor is 7-5 in true road games over the last 2-plus years, after going 6-14 in true road games in the first 4 years of the Briles era. Baylor is 25-7 when ranked under head coach Art Briles, but just 8-19 vs. ranked foes. BU is 8-6 vs. ranked foes since 2011, after starting the Briles-era 0-13 in such games. Baylor and Oklahoma will meet for the 24th time on Saturday. OU leads the all-time series 21-2 and holds a 11-0 advantage in games played in Norman. BU has won 2 of the last 3 meetings in the series. Baylor faces its second ranked opponent of 2014 in OU, after beating No. 9 TCU on Oct. 11. Baylor has been ranked in 27 straight weekly AP Polls (ranked in Top 10 in 17 of last 20). Baylor is 9-4 over its last 13 games away from Waco when ranked. Baylor is a 16-3 in games after Oct. 31 since 2011, including an 11-2 mark in November games. Baylor has outscored foes through 8 games and is 2nd in the FBS in victory margin (28.5). Baylor s offense is No. 1 in the country in first downs per game (29.4), 4th in passing yards per completion (15.95), 5th in passing offense (349.0 ypg) and tied for 6th in tackles for loss allowed (3.63). Baylor s defense is 5th nationally in TFLs per game (8.0) and 12th in sacks (3.38). Baylor s leads the Big 12 in rushing offense (229.1 ypg, 20th FBS) and rushing defense (99.1 ypg, 8th). Baylor has scored at least one TD in 29 of 32 quarters played this season. Individually, senior QB Bryce Petty is 7th in FBS with 19.7 points responsible for per game and with passing yards per completion, 13th with yards passing per game. Sophomore CB Xavien Howard 3rd in the nation with 1.8 passes defended per game, while junior DE Shawn Oakman is 3rd nationally in fumbles recovered (3) and 9th with 1.6 tackles for loss per game SCHEDULE / RESULTS Aug. 31 SMU vs. 10/10 BAYLOR FS1 W, 45-0 In inaugural game at McLane Stadium, BU got 1st shutout since 2011 with 9 sacks, while tallying 574 offensive yards. Sept. 6 NORTHWESTERN STATE vs. 10/9 BAYLOR FSN W, 70-6 With injuries depleting starting offense, backup QB Seth Russell threw 5 TDs in 1st half (3 to KD Cannon) for 49-3 lead. Sept. 12 8/7 Baylor at Buffalo ESPN W, QB Bryce Petty returned from injury to throw for 416 yards and 4 TDs as Bears recorded decisive Friday primetime win. Sept. 27 7/6 Baylor at Iowa State FOX W, BU led 35-7 at half on way to 1st win in Ames since 05. WR Corey Coleman had 12 grabs for 154 yds in season debut. Oct. 4 7/6 Baylor at NR/RV Texas ABC W, 28-7 RB Shock Linwood had 148 yards as BU scored 21 pts. in 2nd half to pull away and beat UT for 4th time in 5 years. Oct. 11 9/12 TCU vs. 5/3 BAYLOR ABC W, Baylor scored 24 straight points to erase a Horned Frog lead with 11:38 left in 4th quarter. Petty had 6 TD passes. Oct. 18 4/4 Baylor at RV/RV West Virginia FS1 L, Baylor suffered its first loss of the season, after being being penalized 18 times for a Big 12 record 215 yards. Nov. 1 KANSAS vs. 12/12/13 BAYLOR (Homecoming) FS1 W, BU jumped out to a 39-7 halftime lead and cruised to win led by WR Corey Coleman - 3 grabs for 167 yds and 2 TDs. Nov. 8 10/10/13 Baylor at 16/16/18Oklahoma FS1 11:30 a.m. Norman, Okla. / Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (82,112) / OU leads 21-2 (2-4 under Briles) Nov. 22 OKLAHOMA STATE vs. BAYLOR TBA Waco, Texas / McLane Stadium (45,140) / OSU leads (2-3 under Briles) Nov. 29 Baylor vs. Texas Tech (Texas Farm Bureau Shootout) TBA Arlington, Texas / AT&T Stadium (80,000) / TT leads (3-3 under Briles) Dec. 6 KANSAS STATE vs. BAYLOR TBA Waco, Texas / McLane Stadium (45,140) / K-State leads 7-4 (2-2 under Briles)

2 GAME 9 OKLAHOMA THE BRILES FILE PERSONAL Born: Dec. 3, 1955 Family: wife Jan, daughters Jancy and Staley, son Kendal, grandchildren Jaytn, Kinley and Kora EDUCATION High School: Rule [Texas] High School College: Texas Tech, 1979 (B.A.); Abilene Christian, 1984 (M.E.) PLAYING EXPERIENCE Rule (Texas) High School, All-State Quarterback University of Houston, Wide Receiver COACHING EXPERIENCE Career High School Record: (.798) 1979 Sundown (Texas) H.S., assistant coach Sweetwater (Texas) H.S., assistant coach Hamlin (Texas) H.S., head coach/athletic director Georgetown (Texas) H.S., head coach/athletic director Stephenville (Texas) H.S., head coach/athletic director Texas Tech, running backs Houston, head coach Baylor, head coach THE BRILES WORKSHEET OVERALL CONFERENCE YEAR SCHOOL RECORD RECORD, FINISH 2003 Houston , t4th (C-USA) 2004 Houston , t6th (C-USA) 2005 Houston , 3rd (C-USA) 2006 Houston , 1st (C-USA) 2007 Houston , t2nd (C-USA) 2008 Baylor , t5th (Big 12 South) 2009 Baylor , 6th (Big 12 South) 2010 Baylor , 4th (Big 12 South) 2011 Baylor , t3rd (Big 12) 2012 Baylor , t5th (Big 12) 2013 Baylor , 1st (Big 12) 2014 Baylor (Big 12) TOTALS 12th season UH 5 seasons BU 7th season BRILES VS. ALL OPPONENTS UH BU TOT OPPONENT W-L W-L W-L Alabama Army Buffalo Colorado Colorado State Connecticut East Carolina Grambling State Hawai`i Illinois Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Kent State La.-Lafayette La.-Monroe Louisville Marshall Memphis Miami (Fla.) Michigan Mississippi State Missouri Nebraska Northwestern St Oklahoma ART BRILES HEAD COACH, SEVENTH SEASON UH BU TOT OPPONENT W-L W-L W-L Oklahoma State Oregon Rice Sam Houston St South Carolina SMU Southern Miss Stephen F. Austin TCU Texas Texas A&M Texas Southern Texas Tech Tulane Tulsa UAB UCF UCLA UTEP Wake Forest Washington Washington State West Virgnia Wofford UH TOTAL BU TOTAL CAREER TOTAL BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES TEAM QUICK HITS Baylor is 32-2 over the last 4-plus seasons when leading at halftime with 25 straight wins. Baylor has outscored opponents in the first half this season average). Baylor s 3 losses in its last 24 games were all away with home with two coming against top-15 teams. Art Briles earned his 51st win at BU vs. KU. He is now the 3rd-winningest coach in BU history. Baylor is the most successful FBS-team in Texas since 2011 with a win percentage of.771 (37-11). Baylor has been ranked in the Top 15 in 22 straight weekly polls. The Bears have now been ranked in 5 straight seasons for the 1st time since being ranked in 5 straight from Baylor is the only school in the country to have wins over top 10 teams in each of the past four seasons. Baylor is bowl-eligible for the 5th consecutive year for the 1st time in school history. Baylor is playing its 7th season of football under Briles and its 113th season in program history. Baylor returned 48 lettermen and 10 starters (5 o; 4 d; 1 st) from a 2013 squad that won a school-record 11 games, claimed its first Big 12 title and earned its first trip to a BCS-bowl game. After winning the Big 12 in 2013, BU looks to repeat as conference champion for 1st time in school history. OFFENSE Baylor is outscoring its opponents in 1st quarters and in 2nd quarters this year. Baylor has scored in 95 straight games -- the previous record was 89 games from Dec. 31, 1979 through Oct. 23, Baylor is 15-1 since the start of 2012 when attempting 50 or more rushes. Baylor has scored 40+ points in 31 of its last 40 games and has scored 30+ points in 35 of its last 40 contests. Baylor has topped 400 yards of offense 45 times in the 48 games since Baylor has gained 500+ yards in 15 of 21 games since 2013, including 12 games with 600+ yards in that span. Baylor has reached 600 yards of offense in 5 games this year. BU has 32 such games in its history (27 in Briles era). Baylor has scored at least 20 points in the 1st halves of 7of 8 games this season. Baylor has scored at least 14 points in 17 of 32 quarters played this season. Baylor has topped the 50-pt mark 20 times since 2011, the most in FBS. 37% of BU s rushing total has come in the 4th quarter of Big 12 games (5.88/rush average vs in first 3 quarters) Baylor ranks 10th in team passing efficiency (157.25) and 14th in 4th-down conversion percentage (.731). Baylor is tied for tied for 7th nationally by averaging 3.25 rushing TDs per game. Baylor is the only school in the country with three players on the Biletnikoff watch list (Cannon, Goodley, Norwood). Baylor set an NCAA scoring record in 2013 with 681 points in 13 games. BU s 52.4 points/game were tied for fourthmost all-time. Baylor had 4 of its top 5 returning receivers miss time during the season s first four games due to injury. Baylor has forced 11 fumbles over the last 3 games (recovered 6). Baylor has as many fumbles recovered (10) as it did all of last season. Baylor is 7th in the NCAA in yards allowed per play (4.41). BU led the Big 12 allowing only 4.75 yards per play in Baylor is tied for 7th nationally by forcing and-outs per game. Baylor is 5th in FBS by limiting foes to a.200 conversion percentage (3-of-15) on 4th down. BU is 13th nationallly in first downs allowed (139). Baylor tied for 19th nationally in 3rd-down conversion percentage (.333). Baylor has recorded three or more sacks in 6 of 8 games this season. Baylor has allowed 14 or fewer points in 11 of its last 21 games and 4 of 8 games of Phil Bennett's defense has forced multiple turnovers in 19 of its last 28 games (23-5 record in that span), including 3 takeaways vs. KU. Baylor's defense is 27-4 under Bennett when recording 2+ takeaways. Baylor's D has 3 or more turnovers in 10 games since 2013 & has won 22 of its last 23 with 3+ takeaways. Baylor is 18-1 when forcing 3+ turnovers during the Briles era. Baylor tied a school record with nine sacks vs. SMU as 9 different players recorded at least half a sack. Baylor s total defense (67 yards) vs. SMU is the 3rd-best performances of 2014 in FBS. Baylor s opening-day shutout of SMU was its first over an FBS opponent since Sept. 23, 1995 (14-0 vs. NCST). 11 members of Baylor s defense have recorded at least half a sack in 2014, while 6 have 2.0 or more sacks. INDIVIDUAL QUICK HITS OFFENSE QB Bryce Petty has thrown a TD in 20 straight games in which he has played. He is picking up yards per completion, the nation s 7th-best mark. He has been responsible for 2 or more TDS in 20 straight, a current FBS-best. RB Shock Linwood leads the Big 12 with 97.1 yards rushing per game. Linwood has 10 rushing TDs on the year. That figure ranks 16th-best in the country. KD Cannon ranks 22nd nationally with 89.3 yards receiving per game. In Big 12 games only, WR Corey Coleman is averaging receiving yards per game, 2nd-best in the league. Coleman has a 5-game streak with at least 1 receiving TD (7 total in 5 games since returning from injury). Baylor has had 5 players tally yard receiving performances (Cannon 3, Corey Coleman 3, Jay Lee, Lynx Hawthorne, Goodley 3) in DE Shawn Oakman is 2nd in the Big 12 and 9th in the NCAA with 1.56 tackles for loss per game. He leads BU with 12.5 TFLs (needs 7.5 to tie BU single season record) and 6.0 sacks on the year (4.5 away from BU record). MLB Bryce Hager, an All-America candidate, leads the team with 63 tackles. He has had 34 over his last 3 games, after only having 29 in the previous 5 games. He led the Big 12 in tackles in 2012 (124, 9.5/game) DE K.J. Smith filled up the stat sheet vs. KU with 5 tackles (all solo), 2 sacks, 3 tackles-for-loss, 2 forced fumbles and 1 QB hurry. DE Beau Blackshear already has 4.5 sacks in That is more than he had in his previous 2 years combined. 3 starters (Blackshear, Andrew Billings & Orion Stewart) are Waco natives.

3 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME 9 OKLAHOMA DON T FEED THE BEARS BU IS RANKED FIRST NATIONALLY IN... - total offense (590.3) - scoring offense (50.4) - touchdowns per game (6.6) - first downs per game (29.4) - 4th down conversions (19) - PATs (52) BU IS RANKED FIRST IN THE BIG 12 IN... - total offense (590.3, 1st nationally) - scoring offense (50.4, 1st nationally) - rushing offense (241.3, 20th nationally) - rushing defense (99.9, 8th nationally) - passing offense (349.0, 5th nationally) - sacks (3.38, 12th nationally) - tackles for loss (8.0, 5th nationally) - TFLs allowed (3.63, 6th nationally) - team passing efficiency (157.25, 10th nationally) - first downs per game (29.4, 1st nationally) - passing had intercepted (4, 15th nationally) - net punting (40.66, 14th nationally) - first downs allowed (139, 13th nationally) SCHEDULE STRENGTH Baylor s 2014 schedule includes nine games against opponents from Power Five conferences, an equal or higher number to 12 of the 25 schools in the Associated Press Top 25 [see list below]. GAMES AGAINST POWER-5 OPPONENTS (2014): 11 games: Florida St., UCLA, West Virginia 10 games: Arizona St., Clemson, Georgia, K-State, Stanford, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon, TCU, Utah 9 games: Alabama, Auburn, Baylor, Duke, Missouri, Michigan St., Nebraska, Ohio St., Wisconsin 8 games: Mississippi, Mississippi State 0 games: Marshall BAYLOR IS AMERICA S TOP OFFENSE Baylor leads the country total offense (590.3 ypg) and scoring offense (50.4 ppg) through the season s first eight games. BU returned a nation s-best 6,319 yards from its 2013 totals when it led the country in both categories. Currently BU s offense is on of only two (Oregon) in the country to be in the top-five of total offense each of the last four years [see listing below]. Over the past few years, the Bears have shattered numerous NCAA, Big 12 and school records. NATION S TOP OFFENSES, LAST 4 SEASONS Baylor (590.3) 1. Baylor (618.8) 1. Louisiana Tech (577.9) 1. Houston (599.1) 2. Marshall (571.3) 2. Oregon (565.0) 2. Baylor (572.2) 2. Baylor (587.1) 3. TCU (550.0) 3. Fresno State (547.8) 3. Texas A&M (558.5) 3. Oklahoma St. (522.8) East Carolina (550.0) 4. Texas A&M (538.4) 4. Oklahoma St. (547.0) 4. Oregon (522.8) 5. Oregon (533.8) 5. Northern Ill. (519.8) 5. Oregon (537.4) 5. Oklahoma (512.3) BAYLOR S DISRUPTIVE Baylor s defensive impact has steadily improved under fourth-year defensive coordinator Phil Bennett. The Bears takeaways have remained constant from year-to-year, but the chart below shows the increase in sacks and tackles-for-loss during Baylor s 2013 Big 12 championship run and then into the start of the 2014 season. Baylor also intercepted or broke up 82 passes in 13 games last year, the most of any major conference team and fifth in all of FBS. BAYLOR DEFENSIVE STATS Year Sacks (avg) TFL (avg) Int. (avg) Takeaways (avg) (1.6/gm) 66 (5.2/gm) 10 (0.8/gm) 20 (1.5/gm) (1.5/gm) 62 (4.8/gm) 16 (1.2/gm) 29 (2.2/gm) (1.5/gm) 58 (4.5/gm) 18 (1.4/gm) 25 (1.9/gm) (2.5/gm) 99 (7.6/gm) 19 (1.5/gm) 29 (2.2/gm) (3.4/gm) 64 (8.0/gm) 6 (0.8/gm) 16 (2.0/gm) BU IS RANKED FIRST IN THE BIG 12 IN... - fourth-down conversion % (.731, 14th nationally) - fourth-down converion % defense (.00, 5th nationally) - touchdowns per game (6.6, 1st nationally) - PATs (52, 1st nationally) - passing yard per completion (15.95, 4th nationally) - rushing TDs (21, 15th nationally) BU HAS THE BIG 12 S LEADER IN... - rushing yards per game (Shock Linwood, 97.1) - passes defended (Xavien Howard, 1.8) - passing yard per completition (Bryce Petty, 15.41) - points responsible for per game (Bryce Petty, 19.7) - passing efficiency (Seth Russel, 179.1) - fumbles re covered (Shawn Oakman, 3) yard receiving performances (KD Cannon, 1) - PATs (Chris Callahan, 46) BAYLOR S RETURN TO PROMINENCE UNDER BRILES It s no secret that Art Briles has completely rebuilt Baylor s football program back to national prominence, but most impressive is how speedy and pronounced the transformation has been (Briles is third on the BU career wins list). The chart below shows the marked change in Baylor s football fortunes in six-plus years under Briles compared to the previous 12 seasons in the Big 12 era. BIG 12 YEARS BIG 12 WINS (OVERALL) BOWLS (WINS) ALL-AMERICANS NFL DRAFTEES 12 yrs pre-briles ( ): 11 (35) 0 (0) yrs with Briles (2008-pres.): 29 (51) 4 (2) RECORD BREAKDOWN Current Streak Won 1 Current Home Streak Won 14 Current Away Streak Lost 1 Last Win vs. Kansas (11/1/14) Last Home Win vs. Kansas (11/1/14) Last Away Win 28-7 at Texas (10/4/14) Last Loss at West Virginia(10/18/14) Last Home Loss vs. TCU (10/13/12) Last Away Loss at West Virginia(10/18/14) 2014 BRILES ERA Home Road Neutral Natural Grass Artificial Turf Day Games Night Games Televised Games vs. AP Ranked Opponents August September October November December January Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime Tied at Halftime Scoring First Opponent Scoring First Score < 20 Points Score 20+ Points Score 30+ Points Score 40+ Points Opponent Scores < 20 Points Opponent Scores 20+ Points Opponent Scores 30+ Points Opponent Scores 40+ Points Gain <20 First Downs Gain 20+ First Downs Opponent Gains < 20 First Downs Opponent Gains 20+ First Downs More Rushing Yards Than Opponent Fewer Rushing Yards Than Opponent Rush For < 100 Yards Rush For 100+ Yards Opponent Rushes For < 100 Yards Opponent Rushes For 100+ Yards More Passing Yards Than Opponent Fewer Passing Yards Than Opponent Pass For < 200 Yards Pass For 200+ Yards Opponent Passes For < 200 Yards Opponent Passes For 200+ Yards More Total Yards Than Opponent Fewer Total Yards Than Opponent Gain < 300 Total Yards Gain 300+ Total Yards Opponent Gains < 300 Total Yards Opponent Gains 300+ Total Yards Commit No Turnovers Commit < 3 Turnovers Commit 3 or + Turnovers Force < 3 Turnovers Force 3 or + Turnovers Commit < 6 Penalties Commit 6 or + Penalties rd Down % < rd Down % rd Down % Opponent 3rd Down % < Opponent 3rd Down % Opponent 3rd Down % Trail Time of Possession Lead Time of Possession

4 GAME 9 OKLAHOMA LAST GAME S LEFTOVERS Baylor and Kansas met for the 14th time on Saturday -- the Bears now lead the all-time series 10-4, including a 7-0 mark in games played in Waco. Baylor is all-time in Homecoming games, including wins in its last 5 Homecoming games. Troy Baker, Andrew Billings and Spencer Roth served as captains vs. Kansas. TEAM NOTES Baylor is averaging 59.0 points per game over 4 games played at McLane Stadium (45, 70, 61, 60). The Bears have out-scored opponents in those games. INDIVIDUAL NOTES Senior QB Bryce Petty threw for 277 yards in the game and now has 6,374 career passing yards, passing Nick Florence (6,301) for 2nd on the Bears' all-time list. Petty threw 3 TDs, giving him 20 on the season, which ranks 6th on Baylor's single-season list. Petty had his 20th straight game with multiple touchdowns responsible for, which is the nation's longest active streak. WR Corey Coleman had a career-long 72-yard TD catch in the 1st quarter, which tied the 41st-longest pass in program history. Coleman's 167 receiving yards were a career high and the 20th-most in a game in BU history (most by any player with fewer than 5 receptions; Coleman had 3 catches). DE Shawn Oakman had his 3rd fumble recovery of the season (4th of career), giving him the most in a season by a Baylor player since Ahmad Dixon had 3 in Oakman had 2 tackles-for-loss, giving him 12.5 on the season, equaling his total from last year. With 25.0 career TFLs, he needs 3 more to reach Baylor's all-time top 10. RB Shock Linwood had a 39-yard run in the 1st quarter, which was Baylor's longest rush of the season, besting Seth Russell's 31-yard TD run at Buffalo. Linwood's 18 career rushing TDs are tied for 10th-most in Baylor history, and his 10 rushing TDs this season are tied for 8th on Baylor's single-season list. RB Devin Chafin had a career-high 112 rushing yards, recording his 2nd career 100-yard rushing game. PK Chris Callahan tied a school record with 4 field goals made in a game, marking the 7th time a Baylor player has reached that number and the 2nd time Callahan has tied the record in the last 3 games. Callahan became the 6th FBS player to make 4 field goals in a quarter and the first since Oregon State's Jose Cortez on Oct. 31, Callahan had 18 points scored kicking in the game, moving him into 5th on Baylor's single-season list with 61 points scored kicking. Callahan's field goals made were from 27, 33, 33 and 37 yards, giving him 10 consecutive made field goals after starting his career 1-of-6. TRACKING BAYLOR IN THE TOP 25 WEEK W/L AP COACHES CFP PRESEASON Sept (962) 9 (1018) Sept (1043) 7 (1135) Sept (1134) 6 (1179) Sept (1143) 6 (1213) Sept (1149) 6 (1191) Oct (1258) 3 (1372) Oct (1317) 4 (1392) Oct (858) 13 (853) Oct (839) 12 (848) 13 Nov (961) 10 (957) 4 OKLAHOMA SERIES HISTORY Saturday s contest will be the 24th meeting between Baylor and Oklahoma. OU holds a 21-2 advantage in the series and a 11-0 mark over BU in games played in Norman. Last year, a fifth-ranked BU team claimed a victory over No. 12 Oklahoma in Waco. The Sooners picked up a victory in the last game in Norman. Baylor got its first win of the series with a dramatic win Heisman winner Robert Griffin III threw for a then-school record 479 yards and found Terrance Williams from 34 yards out, with eight seconds left. Baylor and Oklahoma first met Oct. 26, 1901; the Sooners left Waco that day with a 17-6 victory. The teams did not play again until 1973, a Oklahoma victory in Waco. The Bears and Sooners met again the following season in Norman with OU winning Baylor and Oklahoma met twice more before the inception of the Big 12 in 1996, playing at Norman during the 1984 and 1989 seasons. IMPROVED GANGGREEN It s hard to overstate the role Baylor s defense had in the success to open the season and in the 2013 Big 12 championship run. Phil Bennett s D ranks among the national and Big 12 leaders in several categories (see list below). DEFENSIVE RANKINGS Category 2013 Nat. Rank (Conf. Rank) 2014 Nat. Rank (Conf. Rank) Def. 3-and-outs 1st (1st), th (2nd), th Down Conv. 2nd (1st),.250 t-5th (t-1st),.200 Interceptions 6th (2nd), 19 t-82nd (9th), 6 Fumbles Recovered 46th (6th), 10 10th (2nd), 10 Turnover Margin 8th (2nd), th (2nd), 1.0 Yards/Play 9th (1st), th (1st), 4.50 Tackles for Loss 11th (2nd), 7.6 t5th (t-1st), 8.0 Pass Efficiency 12th (3rd), nd (4th), rd Down Conv. 19th (3rd), th (3rd),.333 Rushing Defense 38th (5th), th (1st), 99.9 BAYLOR DEFENSIVE RANKINGS IMPROVEMENT Total Defense Scoring Defense th (488.5) 113th (37.2) th (502.2) 110th (37.2) th (360.3) 36th (23.5) th (322.6) 31st (21.9) PUNISHING GROUND GAME EXCELS LATE Through five Big 12 Conference games, Baylor s punishing rushing attack (leads Big 12, 20th nationally at ypg) has excelled throughout games and overwhelmed opponents in fourth quarters. Thirty-seven percent of Baylor s rushing yardage (453 of 1,215 yards) in conference games has been accumulated in the final quarter, and the Bears per-rush average is 1.6 yards more in the fourth quarter [see chart below]. BAYLOR RUSHING ATTACK IN 4TH QUARTER (Conf. games) First 3 Quarters: 762 yards on 178 carries, 4.28 yds/rush 4th Quarter: 453 yards on 77 carries, 5.88 yds/rush INJURIES PROVING COSTLY FOR BEARS When Baylor takes the field against Oklahoma, the Bears will be without three starters, who have all been lost to seasonending injuries. Senior OL Troy Baker, junior OL Desmine Hilliard and junior DE Jamal Palmer have all been sidelined for the rest of year. Baker suffered his injury in the West Virginia game, Hilliard came out late in the TCU contest and Palmer went down at Iowa State. Five other starters have missed one or more 2014 games due to injury: QB Bryce Petty, WR Antwan Goodley, WR Corey Coleman, LB Aiavion Edwards, WR/PR Levi Norwood. NCAA S TOUGHEST SCHEDULES Baylor s schedules have ranked among the nation s 25 most difficult in five of the last seven seasons [see list below], and among the top 35 all seven years. Four times over the last seven seasons Baylor has ranked among the NCAA s top 20 toughest schedules (per NCAA.com). NCAA S TOUGHEST SCHEDULE RANKINGS ( ): 2007: 33rd 2008: 17th 2009: 14th 2010: 32nd 2011: 9th 2012: 25th 2013: 20th BIG 12 S TOP TEAM SINCE 2013 On its way to the school s Big 12 title in 2013, the Bears racked up an 8-1 league record. To start 2014, BU has again played well in conference action with a 4-1 mark. That combined record is tops in Big 12 since the start of BIG 12 RECORDS SINCE 2013 Baylor West Virginia K-State TCU Oklahoma Texas Tech Oklahoma State Iowa State Texas Kansas BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

5 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME 9 OKLAHOMA THE NATION S MOST BALANCED OFFENSE Baylor is the nation s only team to rank among the Top 25 in both rushing yards and passing yards over the last three seasons, and the Bears have ranked among the Top 15 all three years. Additionally, Baylor has rushed on more than 55 percent of its plays over the last three seasons. The Bears have opened up 2014 as balanced as ever. (yearly ratios below). BAYLOR OFFENSE (national ranking, average yards) Year Total Offense Passing Rushing nd (587.1) 4th (351.5) 10th (235.6) nd (572.2) 4th (340.5) 14th (231.7) st (618.8) 5th (359.1) 13th (259.7) st (590.3) 5th (349.0) 20th (241.3) PERCENTAGE OF RUSH/PASS PLAYS Year Rush Attempts Pass Attempts % Rushing % % % % OWNING THE LONE STAR STATE Baylor has racked up a 14-3 record vs. in-state foes over the last four years, including victories in its last seven meetings with other Texas schools. The Bears have also been successful against any opponent when the game has been played in the Lone Star state, boasting an 18-game win streak and a 29-3 mark in contests over the last four years in Texas. GAMES PLAYED IN TEXAS 2014: : : 6-2 (won last 4) 2011: 9-1 VS. IN-STATE SCHOOLS 2014: : : 3-2 (won last 1) 2011: 5-1 SUCCESS AWAY FROM WACO Baylor has won nine of its last 12 games outside of Waco (dating into the 2012 season), including a 3-1 mark this year. In that span, the Bears are 6-2 in true road games and 3-1 in neutral-site games (1-1 in bowl games and 1-2 vs. ranked opponents). BAYLOR 9-3 IN LAST 12 AWAY GAMES: L 27-41, at West Virginia - 10/18/14 W 28-7, at Texas - 10/4/14 W 49-28, at Iowa State - 9/27/14 W 63-21, at Buffalo - 9/12/2014 L 42-52, vs. No. 15 UCF - 1/1/2014 (Fiesta Bowl) W 41-38, at TCU - 11/30/2013 L 17-49, at No. 11 OSU - 11/23/2013 W 63-34, vs. Tech - 11/16/2013 W 59-14, at Kansas - 10/26/2013 W 35-25, at K-State - 10/12/2013 W 49-26, vs. No. 17 UCLA - 12/27/2012 (Holiday Bowl) W 52-45ot, vs. Tech - 11/24/2012 OPPORTUNISTIC Baylor's defense under coordinator Phil Bennett has demonstrated a knack for making big plays at key moments to contribute to the Bears winning ways over the past three seasons. In three-plus years under Bennett, Baylor's D has recorded at least one takeaway in 42 of 47 games - a total of 99 takeaways (59 interceptions, 40 fumbles recovered). Overall under Bennett, Baylor is 27-4 when recording two or more takeaways. BU AT ITS BEST POST-HALLOWEEN Baylor has compiled a 16-3 mark in games after October 31 since 2011 (11-2 in Nov., 5-0 in Dec., 0-1 in Jan.). Included in those games is a 6-3 record vs. AP Top 25 teams (wins over No. 5 OU in 2011, No. 2 K-State, No. 23 Oklahoma State and No. 17 UCLA in 2012 and No. 12 Oklahoma and No. 23 Texas in 2013). STARTING FAST BU has scored at least one touchdown in 29 of 32 quarters of action this season, but the Bears seem to do most of their damage early. Baylor has scored at least one TD in the first quarter of all seven games this year and is outscoring opponents in the opening quarter. LAST MEETING 5/5/6 BAYLOR 41, 12/8/10 OKLAHOMA 12 FLOYD CASEY STADIUM WACO, TEXAS NOV. 7, 2013 ATTENDANCE: 50,537 Bryce Petty threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more, Shock Linwood ran for 182 yards and fifth-ranked Baylor stayed undefeated by passing its first big test with a victory over No. 12 Oklahoma. Baylor (8-0, 5-0 Big 12) scored twice in the final minute before halftime and stretched its school-record winning streak to 12 games since a loss at Oklahoma last November. The Bears are 8-0 for the first time. POSTGAME NOTES Baylor is off to an 8-0 start for the first time in program history. The attendance of 50,537 was the 4th-largest in Floyd Casey Stadium history and the largest vs. an out-of-state opponent. Baylor is now 5-0 at home against AP top-25 teams since 2011, and the Bears are now 8-17 against ranked opponents during the Briles era. Baylor's 9-game winning streak at Floyd Casey Stadium tied a school record (3rd time, last in ). Baylor is now 12-1 in the months of November and December since 2011 (5-1 vs. ranked teams). SCORING SUMMARY OKLAHOMA BAYLOR st 07:09 BU Jones 29 yd field goal 2nd 13:22 OU team safety 12:09 OU Hunnicutt 22 yd field goal 07:02 BU Petty 5 yd run (Jones kick) 01:00 BU Petty 1 yd run (Jones kick) 00:13 BU Goodley 24 yd pass from Petty (Jones kick) 3rd 08:14 BU Norwood 17 yd pass from Petty (Jones kick) 03:20 OU Finch 10 yd pass from Bell (Hunnicutt kick) 01:17 BU Jones 40 yd field goal 4th 09:03 BU Goodley 25 yd pass from Petty (Jones kick) STATISTICS OU BU FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 29:17 30:43 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 17 5 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 2 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Oklahoma-Finch, Roy 7-36; Clay, Brennan 6-19; Knight, Trevor 5-17; Williams, Dam. 7-13; Bell, Blake 8-5; Shepard, S. 1-minus 3. Baylor- Linwood, Shock ; Petty, Bryce 16-45; Seastrunk, Lache 6-19; Martin, Glasco 6-13; TEAM 3-minus 4. PASSING: Oklahoma-Bell, Blake Baylor-Petty, Bryce : Oklahoma-Saunders, Jalen 6-74; Reynolds, Jaz 3-31; Williams, Dam. 2-12; Bester, L. 2-11; Neal, Durron 1-12; Finch, Roy Baylor- Goodley, Antwan 6-80; Norwood, Levi 4-78; Fuller, Clay INTERCEPTIONS: Oklahoma-None. Baylor-Goodson, Demetri 1-42; Lackey, Eddie 1-0. FUMBLES: Oklahoma-None. Baylor-Petty, Bryce 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Oklahoma-Ndulue, Chuka 1-0; Alexander, D. 1-0; Hayes, Quentin 1-0.Baylor-Lloyd, Terrance 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Oklahoma-Shannon, Frank 12-3; Alexander, D. 8-3; Hayes, Quentin 10-0; Grissom, Geneo 5-1; Striker, Eric 4-1; Tapper, Charles 3-1; Lynn, Gabe 2-2; Ndulue, Chuka 3-0; Colvin, Aaron 2-1; Thomas, Ahmad 1-1; Franklin, Aaron 1-0; Finch, Roy 1-0; Bester, L. 1-0; Wilson, Julian 1-0; Hodgson, Nick 1-0; Hunnicutt, M Baylor-Dixon, Ahmad 7-3; Lackey, Eddie 4-4; Hager, Bryce 4-3; Morton, K.J. 4-3; Holl, Sam 5-0; Burt, Terrell 4-0; McAllister, Chris 2-1; Goodson, Demetri 2-0; Masumbuko, Suleiman 2-0; Levels, Patrick 1-1; Roth,Spencer 1-0; Stewart, Orion 1-0; Billings, Andrew 1-0; Kent, Prince 1-0; Trahan, Brody 1-0; Lloyd, Terrance 1-0; Norwood, Levi 1-0; Williams, Joe 1-0; Palmer, Jamal 1-0; Blackshear, Beau 0-1; Webb, Anthony 0-1; Oakman, Shawn

6 GAME 9 OKLAHOMA 2014 HONORS TERRELL BURT Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week, Oct. 6 CHRIS CALLAHAN Lou Groza Award Star of the Week, Oct. 13 KD CANNON National Freshman of the Week, Sept. 8 (CBSSports.com) Midseason All-America, third team (SportsOnEarth) Midseason All-America, third team (Phil Steele) Midseason All-Big 12, first team (ESPN.com) Midseason All-Big 12, first team (Phil Steele) COREY COLEMAN Paul Hornung Award honor roll, Oct. 13 SPENCER DRANGO Outland Trophy watch list Rotary Lombardi Award watch list Midseason All-America, first team (Sports Illustrated) Midseason All-America, first team (ESPN.com) Midseason All-America, second team (CBSSports) Midseason All-America, second team (SportsOnEarth) Midseason All-America, second team (Phil Steele) Midseason All-Big 12, first team (ESPN.com) Midseason All-Big 12, first team (Phil Steele) ANTWAN GOODLEY Maxwell Award watch list Biletnikoff Award watch list Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award watch list Senior Bowl watch list Capital One Cup Impact Performance nominee, Oct. 11 BRYCE HAGER Bednarik Award watch list Butkus Award watch list Bronko Nagurski Trophy watch list Rotary Lombardi Award watch list Senior Bowl watch list Midseason All-Big 12, second team (Phil Steele) DESMINE HILLIARD Midseason All-Big 12, second team (Phil Steele) XAVIEN HOWARD Midseason All-Big 12, second team (Phil Steele) SHOCK LINWOOD Maxwell Award watch list Biletnikoff Award watch list Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award watch list Senior Bowl watch list Midseason All-Big 12, first team (ESPN.com) Midseason All-Big 12, first team (Phil Steele) LEVI NORWOOD Biletnikoff Award watch list Paul Hornung Award watch list Senior Bowl watch list SHAWN OAKMAN Bednarik Award semifinalist Bronko Nagurski Trophy watch list Rotary Lombardi Award watch list Ted Hendricks Award watch list Big 12 Player of the Week, Sept. 2 (Athlon) Midseason All-America, second team (Sports Illustrated) Midseason All-America, third team (SportsOnEarth) Midseason All-Big 12, first team (ESPN.com) Midseason All-Big 12, first team (Phil Steele) BEARS BEATING THE BEST Baylor is the only school in the country to have wins over Top 10 teams in each of the past four seasons. (rankings AP/Coaches/BCS) 2011: Beat 5th/5th/5th Oklahoma, : Beat 2nd/2nd/1st K-State, : Beat 12th/8th/10th Oklahoma, : Beat 9th/12th/- TCU, HOME WINNING STREAK IS NATION S SECOND-BEST Baylor s 14-game home win streak is a school record and is tied for the nation s second-best active string: NCAA FBS ACTIVE HOME WINNING STREAKS Baylor 14 Auburn 14 Alabama 13 Marshall 12 Michigan State 12 HOME-COOKING KIND TO BEARS Baylor is 23-1 in Waco since 2011 and 27-3 at home since Baylor s 23-1 record is the nation s best in the FBS since 2011 (at home field). Baylor s last loss in Waco was Oct. 13, 2012, vs. TCU. Baylor has scored 60 or more points in eight of its last 11 home games. Baylor has had 500 or more yards of total offense in 10 of the last 11 homes game OFFENSIVE LINE PROTECTING QB Baylor s QBs have not had to worry much about getting their uniforms dirty as BU s offensive line is ranked 23rd in the country by allowing only 11 sacks over the first eight games (1.38 sacks per game). Over the past five years, the Bears have done a solid job keeping the signal caller upright (see list below). SACKS-PER-GAME ALLOWED: 2014: 1.38 (11 for 69 yds in 8 games) 2013: 1.69 (22 for 113 yds in 13 games) 2012: 1.46 (19 for 92 yds in 13 games) 2011: 2.23 (29 for 175 yds in 13 games) 2010: 1.54 (20 for 120 yds in 13 games) 2009: 2.58 (31 for 196 yds in 12 games) BRILES CLIMBING BAYLOR CAREER WINS CHART In six-plus seasons at Baylor, Art Briles sits third on the school s all-time wins list. His record with the Bears is 51-33, with a winning percentage of.602, which ranks seventh-best all-time at BU. COACH YEARS TENURE RECORD PCT. 1. Grant Teaff Morley Jennings Art Briles pres BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES BEARS = ROAD WARRIORS Following two wins at home to open the season, Baylor went on the road to win its next three games by an average of 28 points (63-21 at Buffalo, at Iowa State and 28-7 at Texas). The Bears are the only Power 5 conference team to have three straight road games this season. It was BU s first three-game road trip since 2005 and the first time that the Bears have won back-to-back-to-back road games since PETTY GARNERS NATIONAL ATTENTION Following his 510 yards and six TDs in the comb-from-behind win against No. 9 TCU, QB Bryce Petty was recognized as the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week, the Walter Camp National Offensive Player of the Week and the Athlon Sports National Player of the Week. WEAPONS RETURN FOR CONFERENCE PLAY WR Corey Coleman made his season-debut count as he rolled up 154 yards on 12 catches with a TD grab in the win over Iowa State. The sophomore wide receiver did not play in the season s first three games due to a hamstring injury. Senior WR Clay Fuller (broken clavicle) played for the first time in 2014 vs. the Cyclones as well, recording two catches for 21 yards. Finally, senior All-American receiver Antwan Goodley (quad) got back into a game for the first time since the season opener to tally six catches for 114 yards. SUBS SHINE IN INCREASED ROLL With injuries plaguing many of Baylor s offensive stars, the first five games of the season gave young talent an opportunity to play key roles. QB Seth Russell, a redshirt sophomore, filled in for Bryce Petty with 438 passing yards and five touchdown passes vs. Northwestern State, while earning Big 12 Player of the Week honors. Meanwhile, freshman KD Cannon has helped ease the loss of injured receivers Corey Coleman, Clay Fuller, Antwan Goodley and Levi Norwood, as he has caught 6 TD passes and is averaging 89.2 yards receiving per game. 6

7 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME 9 OKLAHOMA BRYCE PETTY Maxwell Award semifinalist BU PICKED SECOND IN LEAGUE BY MEDIA Walter Camp Award watch list Baylor garnered its highest-ever preseason placing by being picked second in the 2014 Big 12 Football Preseason Poll. BU Davey O Brien Award watch list Manning Award watch list tallied 508 points and nine first-place votes to finish as the projected runner-up to Oklahoma. The ranking is the Bears' best Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award watch list since the league switched to the 10-team format in BU was picked sixth in 2011, seventh in 2012 and fifth last year. Senior Bowl watch list Unitas Golden Arm Award watch list BAYLOR S CRAZY-FAST, POWERFUL OFFENSE National Player of the Week, Oct. 12 (Athlon) National Offensive Player of the Week, Oct. 12 (Walter Baylor s 2013 offense led the nation in TD drives of one minute or less (29, next closest was Ohio State s 21), TD drives of Camp) two minutes or less (60, next Oregon s 49) and most plays of 40 yards or more (37, next Indiana s 27). The Bears 19.8 Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week, Oct. 13 seconds per-play ranked behind BYU and Texas Tech s 19.5, but in first halves (with BU starters playing) BU led the FBS ESPN College Football Final helmet sticker, Oct. 11 (RD) at 16.7 seconds per-play. [all stats via ESPN Stats & Info] Maxwell Award Player of the Week, Oct. 16 Davey O Brien QB of the Week, Oct. 13 Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Player of the Week, Oct. 14 Midseason All-America, third team (SportsOnEarth) Midseason All-Big 12, first team (Phil Steele) UNSUNG RUSHING ATTACK AMONG NATION S BEST Baylor s underrated rushing attack is frequently overshadowed by the Bears passing game. The Bears currently lead the Big 12 in rushing (241.2), after having led the league in rushing the last two seasons and finishing second in and have ranked among the top 15 nationally in each of the last three seasons (13th at ypg in 2013, 14th at in 2012 and 10th at in 2011). The Bears punishing rushing game has produced 1,000-yard rushers in four straight seasons: Jay Finley in 2010 (1,218), Terrance Ganaway in 2011 (school-record 1,547), Lache Seastrunk in 2012 (1,012) and 2013 (1,060). BEARS LEAD TEXAS AND BIG 12 IN NFL DRAFTEES Baylor topped all Big 12 and Texas schools with NFL Draft picks. Since 2011, BU has had more players drafted than any Texas school. BAYLOR 2014 NFL DRAFTEES OG Cyril Richardson, Rnd 5, Buffalo RB Lache Seastrunk, Rnd 6, Washington CB Demetri Goodson, Rnd 6, Green Bay WR Tevin Reese, Rnd 7, San Diego S Ahmad Dixon, Rnd 7, Dallas 2014 NFL DRAFTEES BY BIG 12 & TEXAS SCHOOLS Baylor 5 Oklahoma 4 Texas A&M 3 SMU, Texas Tech, WVU 2 NFL DRAFTEES FROM TEXAS SCHOOLS ( ) Baylor 15 Texas A&M 13 Texas, TCU 10 WIDE RECEIVER U Baylor s talented and deep receiving corps returned five of its top six producers from Wide Receiver U, now recognized for its excellence and production, has been named the nation s top receiving unit in 2014 by ESPN.com, Lindy s and Phil Steele. Baylor has produced five NFL Draftees over the last five years (tied with USC as nation s highest total). Wide Receivers drafted in the NFL Draft* Baylor, Southern Cal 4 - Arkansas, Illinois BAYLOR WRs DRAFTED: David Gettis (2010 Panthers, 6th round) Kendall Wright (2012 Titans, 1st round) Josh Gordon (2012 Browns, 2nd round*) Terrance Williams (2013 Cowboys, 3rd round) Tevin Reese (2014 Chargers, 7th round) *including supplemental draft YOUTH MOVEMENT As Baylor reloaded from its 2013 Big 12 Championship season, it did so predominantly with a roster heavy with sophomores and juniors (see breakdown below). Of the 45 players listed on Baylor s preseason 2-deep, only seven were seniors and 24 were underclassmen (including punter and kicker would increase those numbers to eight and 25, respectively). Seventeen Bears have got their first start in the first eight games of the year, while a total of 31 have seen their first game action. BAYLOR PRESEASON 2-DEEP (offense & defense) 8 Freshmen (3 true, 5 redshirt) 16 Sophomores 14 Juniors 7 Seniors SPENCER ROTH Ray Guy Award candidate SETH RUSSELL Big 12 Co-Offensive Player of the Week, Sept. 8 ART BRILES Bear Bryant Coach of the Year watch list PHIL BENNETT Nation Defensive Coordinator of the Week, Sept. 2 (247Sports) 7

8 GAME 9 OKLAHOMA MCLANE STADIUM DETAILS The Site 93 Acres 2,150 on-site parking 237 tailgating spots, including 197 with power and cable View from I-35 by over 42 million annually Umphrey Pedestrian Bridge connecting to campus The Stadium Seats a capacity crowd of 45,140 (sold out) Future expansion plan to 55,000 Six founder s suites (sold out) 36 suites (sold out) 79 Loge boxes (sold out) 1,200 outdoor club seats (sold out) 200 concession points of sale and five retail stores 3,164 tons of structural steel 860,000 total gross square feet 39 exterior steel columns Baylor lockeroom is 50 yards long and 17 yards wide Shaded, open concourses with direct views to field 147,000 square-foot canopy shades percent of seats throughout day What They Are Saying ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SETTINGS IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL. MCLANE STADIUM IS A WORK OF ART IN EVERY WAY ITS BACKDROP RIVALS ALMOST ANY IN SPORTS EVERY LAST TOUCH SEEMS PERFECT. SPORTS ON EARTH FEW COLLEGE FOOTBALL CATHEDRALS CAN MATCH MCLANE ONE OF THE MOST INNOVATIVE VENUES IN THE NATION ESPN.COM NOTHING NOT EVEN IN TEXAS WILL QUITE MATCH MCLANE STADIUM. SPORTS ILLUSTRATED IT WAS A SPECTACULAR CELEBRATION OF THE RISE OF A FOOTBALL PROGRAM ALONG THE BRAZOS RIVER. USA TODAY A RAUCOUS AUTZEN-BY-THE-BRAZOS. CBS SPORTS BAYLOR'S COZY PERCH ON THE RIVER GIVES IT A PICTURESQUE BACKDROP THE BIG 12'S NICEST STADIUM. FOX SPORTS THE MOMENT MCLANE STADIUM COMES INTO VIEW IT SMACKS YOU IN THE FACE. USA TODAY 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES BAYLOR BREAKS SCORING STREAK RECORD Baylor has now scored in 95 straight games, which is a new school record. The Bears had scored 89 consecutive games from Dec. 31, 1979 thru Oct. 23, In the current streak, the Bears have scored 29 or more points 64 times, compared to just 31 times in previous run. SELLOUTS NOW THE NORM IN WACO Baylor has sold out seven of its last eight home games and the rest of the games at McLane Stadium in 2014 are marked as sellouts. Last season in the final year at Floyd Casey Stadium, Baylor fans turned out in record numbers with the most attended game of all-time (51,728 vs. Texas on Dec. 7, 2013) and the highest attendance average (45,958 per game) ever. GREAT TIME TO BE A BAYLOR BEAR Over the last four years, the Baylor football program has reached never-before-seen heights. Baylor tallied 7+ wins in 2013 for the 4th straight season for the first time in program history. Baylor played in a bowl game (Fiesta Bowl) for the 4th year in a row in 2013, a first in program history. Baylor s 36 wins over the last 4 seasons (7 in 2010, 10 in 2011, 8 in 2012 & 11 in 2013) are the most in program history over a 4-year span. BAYLOR BECOMES REGULAR IN RANKINGS After a 7-1 start to the season, Baylor sits at No. 10 in both polls. The Bears have now been in 27straight AP Top 25 polls, a school record. BU is one of just six schools in the country to be currently ranked for 27 or more consecutive weeks. Baylor opened the 2014 season ranked 10th in both AP & Coaches (Amway) preseason polls. It was the first time the Bears have been ranked in preseason by the coaches since 1991 when they were 25th and the first in the AP poll since 1986 (12th). The No. 10 preseason ranking in the AP Top 25 is the highest since 1957 when the Bears were seventh. LAST 4 YEARS PRESEASON RANKINGS 2014: 10th AP, 10th Coaches 2013: RV AP (27th, 92), RV Coaches (29th, 80) 2012: RV AP (35th, 9), RV Coaches (31st, 23) 2011: unranked BAYLOR S O-LINE NFL PIPELINE Baylor has a history of sending offensive linemen to the NFL over the past several years under O-line coach Randy Clements. The Bears have had six linemen drafted in the last six years (including two first-rounders). BAYLOR O-LINEMEN IN NFL DRAFT, , T Jason Smith 1st Rnd (#2), Rams 2010, C JD Walton 3rd Rnd, Broncos 2011, T Danny Watkins 1st Rnd (#23), Eagles 2012, C Philip Blake 4th Rnd, Broncos 2012, G Robert T. Griffin 6th Rnd, Jets 2014, G Cyril Richardson - 5th Rnd, Bills WIN OVER No. 1 K-STATE CATALYST FOR SURGE Since defeating BCS No. 1 Kansas State at home on Nov. 17, 2012, Baylor's record of 22-3 is tied for second-best in FBS behind Florida State (24-1) and with Michigan State (22-3). The Bears lead the nation in scoring offense, total offense, plays per game, first downs and yards per passing attempt during that 25-game stretch. [ESPN Stats & Info] TRANSFERS PLAYING BIG PART IN SUCCESS This season two transfers have made a big impact for BU in the trenches - starting DE Shawn Oakman (Penn State) is as imposing as any player in the country at 6-9, 280 pounds, and starting OG Blake Muir (Hawai i). Both those players have been in the program for at least a year, while CB Chris Sanders (Georgia), OL Ishmael Wilson (Texas A&M), OL Rami Hammad (Texas) and CB Miles Johnson (Oregon) are newcomers, who will be counted on in the future. The Bears have had good success with transfers in the past as five have gone on to careers in the NFL in the Briles era, including J.D. Walton (Arizona State), Phil Taylor (Penn State), Jordan Najvar (Stanford), Lache Seastrunk (Oregon) and Demetri Goodson (Gonzaga MBB). OFFENSIVE MACHINE IS WELL-OILED Despite having three different quarterbacks in the last three years, Baylor has earned the title as America s top offense. BU has been in the top-two in the nation in total yards each of the last three years, while rewriting the Baylor record books. The offense has been on a steady climb since Briles arrival in Below is a comparison of Baylor s offense the year before Briles came to Waco (2007) and last season s NCAA-leading offensive attack. YEARS RECORD TOTAL OFF. SCORING OFF. MARGIN OF VICTORY (0-8 Big 12) ypg ppg (8-1 Big 12) ypg ppg KEEPING LOCAL TALENT LOCAL Five starters from BU s preseason two-deep are from Waco-area schools, three from Midway [Hewitt] HS (DT Beau Blackshear, WR/PR Levi Norwood and S Orion Stewart), one from Waco HS (NT Andrew Billings) and one from Connally HS (OT Troy Baker). 8

9 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES COACHING STAFF REMAINS UNCHANGED For a third straight year, Baylor s coaching staff has remained completely unchanged. All of BU s current assistant coaches have been with the program for at least three years. Only one change, the departure of current BGSU HC Dino Babers/addition of RB Coach Jeff Lebby, has occurred over last 4 seasons. BRILES PIPELINE OF STELLAR QBs Baylor head coach Art Briles has established himself as a serious recruiter and mentor of elite quarterbacks. His list of proteges over the last dozen years includes Nick Florence (Baylor), Robert Griffin III (Baylor/Redskins), Case Keenum (Houston/Texans), Kevin Kolb (Houston/Bills) and Kliff Kingsbury (Texas Tech/Jets). PRESEASON AWARDS AND WATCH LISTS A total of 13 Baylor players earned 2014 preseason mention on various national award watch lists as well as All-America and All-Big 12 projections. Headlined by Bryce Petty (six lists), Bryce Hager (five lists), Antwan Goodley and Shawn Oakman (four lists each), eight different Bears were listed on 16 different award watch lists, including multiple players on seven lists (Senior Bowl, Bednarik Award, Biletnikoff Award, Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award, Maxwell Award, Nagurski Trophy, Rotary Lombardi Award). Preseason All-America mention was given to OL Spencer Drango, WR Goodley, LB Hager, QB Petty and P Spencer Roth. [complete list of preseason honors on pages 6 & 7] GAME 9 OKLAHOMA WHEN RANKED Baylor as a ranked team: Baylor as a ranked team under Briles: 25-7 Ranked Baylor vs. ranked opponent: Ranked Baylor vs. ranked opponent under Briles: 5-5 Baylor vs. ranked opponents: Baylor vs. ranked opponents under Briles: 8-19 Baylor vs. No. 1-ranked opponents: Baylor vs. No. 1-ranked opponents under Briles: 0-1 Baylor vs. Top 10 opponents: Baylor vs. Top 10 opponents under Briles: 3-8 BAYLOR MEDIA WEBSITE An all-in-one-place media page is can be found at Baylor s website at: Among the information available at the site are links and pdfs of statistics, game notes, quick facts and directions as well as photo/logo downloads and video FTP information. REDEDICATION OF GRANT TEAFF STATUE SET FOR SATURDAY Prior to Saturday s #BaylorHomecoming game against Kansas will be a rededication of the legendary Grant Teaff Statue, the school announced Wednesday. The ceremony will take place at the statue s new location on the I Believe Walkway, and will begin at 11:15 a.m. CT. Joining Coach Teaff in attendance will be members of the 1974 Southwest Conference Champion football team, as well as other fellow Bears. Baylor s official athletic web site can be found at The comprehensive site, which includes releases, photos, biographical sketches, blogs and audio broadcasts, is part of the CBS College Sports network. CBS College Sports currently hosts sites for more than 100 universities. BAYLOR FOOTBALL ON THE RADIO Baylor football is aired live via the Baylor-IMG College Radio Network on ESPN Central Texas and flagship station 1660 AM ESPN Radio (KRZI) in Waco, worldwide on Sirius XM Radio and on the TuneIn Radio App. All games are broadcast by the Voice of the Bears John Morris and former Baylor standouts J.J. Joe (analyst) and Ricky Thompson (sideline reporter). Morris is in his 28th year in the Baylor broadcast booth and 20th as the signature voice of Baylor Athletics, while Thompson and Joe are in their 15th and 11th years, respectively. The radio call from all of Baylor s games can be heard free of charge live on the Internet at BaylorBears.com. Houston-area listeners can catch the games on Newstalk 1070 AM, KNTH. In Dallas, Newstalk 660 AM, KSKY, will broadcast the games, while San Antonio-area fans can tune in for games on "The Word in South Texas" 630 AM, KSLR, while KLUP, 930 AM will also carry the game in the Alamo City market.in addition to those stations, play-by-play of the 2014 Bears will also air in Abilene (KMWX, 92.5FM), Amarillo (KZRK, 107.9FM), Austin (KLGO, 1490AM), Big Spring (KBYG, 1400AM), Cameron (KTON, 1330AM), Carthage/Tyler (KXPI, 100.7FM), Cleburne (KCLE, 1460AM), Fredericksburg (KNAF, 910AM), Lubbock (KFYO-AM & KKAN-AM, 790 /1340), Lufkin (KYBI, 100.1FM), Ranger (K300BD, FM), Stephenville (KWBY, 98.5FM) and Temple (K265DV, 100.9FM). UP NEXT Following the road game against Oklahoma, the Bears enjoy their final off week of the season, before weclomgin Oklahoma State to Waco. BU and OSU will play on Nov. 22. All fans are encouraged to wear black for the game. 9

10 GAME 9 OKLAHOMA DEPTH CHART OFFENSE WR 5 ANTWAN GOODLEY (5-11, 220, SR.) 16 Davion Hall (6-2, 200, Fr.) IR 9 KD CANNON (6-0, 170, FR.) 1 Corey Coleman (5-11, 190, So.) 23 Clay Fuller (6-2, 205, Sr.) RT 69 PAT COLBERT (6-6, 310, JR.) 76 Jason Osei (6-4, 300, So.) RG 61 JARELL BROXTON (6-5, 330, JR.) 68 Ishmael Wilson (6-4, 295, RFr.) C 55 KYLE FULLER (6-5, 305, SO.) 62 Tyler Edwards (6-6, 295, Sr.) LG 73 BLAKE MUIR (6-6, 310, JR.) 60 LaQuan McGowan (6-7, 390, Jr.) LT 58 SPENCER DRANGO (6-6, 310, JR.) 57 Tanner Thrift (6-5, 290, RFr.) TE 41 TRE VON ARMSTEAD (6-6, 265, SO.) 15 Gus Penning (6-6, 250, Jr.) IR 42 LEVI NORWOOD (6-2, 200, SR.) 7 Lynx Hawthorne (6-0, 200, So.) WR 1 COREY COLEMAN (5-11, 190, SO.) OR 4 JAY LEE (6-3, 215, JR.) QB 14 BRYCE PETTY (6-3, 230, SR.) 17 Seth Russell (6-3, 215, So.) 13 Chris Johnson (6-5, 225, RFr.) RB 32 SHOCK LINWOOD (5-9, 200, SO.) OR 28 DEVIN CHAFIN (6-0, 225, SO.) UB 2 JOHNNY JEFFERSON (5-10, 205, RFR.) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE TRE VON Armstead TRAY-vohn JARRELL BROXTON juh-rell BRAHKS-tuhn TERRELL Burt tuh-rell RAAQUAN Davis RAY-kwahn Kendall EHRLICH UHR-lick AIAVION Edwards AY-vee-ahn Jordan FEUERBACHER FUR-bahk-uhr DAVION Hall DAY-vee-ahn DESMINE Hilliard DEHZ-mihn XAVIEN ex-ay-vee-uhn XAVIER Jones ex-ay-vee-uhr Josh MALIN MAY-luhn SULEIMAN MASUMBUKO SUE-luh-muhn mah-soom-boo-koh RE 2 SHAWN OAKMAN (6-9, 280, JR.) 15 Brian Nance (6-3, 230, RFr.) NT 75 ANDREW BILLINGS (6-2, 300, SO.) 90 Javonte Magee (6-5, 280, So.) DT 95 BEAU BLACKSHEAR (6-4, 300, JR.) 96 Byron Bonds (6-2, 280, So.) LE 56 K.J. SMITH (6-2, 255, RFR.) 90 Javonte Magee (6-5, 280, So.) WLB 11 TAYLOR YOUNG (5-10, 225, RFR.) 20 Aiavion Edwards (6-1, 225, So.) MLB 44 BRYCE HAGER (6-2, 235, SR.) 5 Grant Campbell (6-1, 225, Jr.) NB 38 COLLIN BRENCE (6-0, 210, SR.) CB 48 Travon Blanchard (6-2, 190, RFr.) 9 RYAN REID (5-11, 190, SO.) 24 Terrence Singleton (5-11, 195, So.) DS 28 ORION STEWART (6-2, 200, SO.) 12 Alfred Pullom (6-2, 185, RFr.) OR 26 Taion Sells (5-10, 185, So.) CS 13 TERRELL BURT (5-10, 185, JR.) 18 Chance Waz (5-11, 170, Fr.) CB 4 XAVIEN HOWARD (6-2, 200, SO.) 24 Terrence Singleton (5-11, 195, So.) SPECIAL TEAMS PK 40 CHRIS CALLAHAN (5-9, 185, RFR.) P 46 Kyle Peterson (5-11, 210, Jr.) 36 SPENCER ROTH (6-5, 220, SR.) 46 Kyle Peterson (5-11, 210, Jr.) KR 42 LEVI NORWOOD (6-2, 200, SR.) 28 DEVIN CHAFIN (6-0, 225, SO.) 2 Johnny Jefferson (5-10, 205, RFr.) 7 Lynx Hawthorne (6-0, 200, So.) PR 42 LEVI NORWOOD (6-2, 200, SR.) 80 Cal Spangler (5-11, 185, Jr.) LS 50 JIMMY LANDES (6-2, 250, JR.) 65 B.J. Jordan (5-11, 205, Jr.) H 6 ANDREW FRERKING (6-4, 200, SR.) 36 Spencer Roth (6-5, 220, Sr.) LAQUAN McGOWAN Jason OSEI Josh PELZEL XAVIER Phillips Alfred PULLOM TAION Sells ORION Stewart VERKEDRIC Vaughns Chance WAZ TION Wright Ishmael ZAMORA luh-kwahn mic-gow-uhn OH-say PELL-zuhl ex-ay-vee-uhr PULL-um TAY-on oh-ryan vuhr-kehd-rick WAHZ TEE-ahn zuh-mohr-uh 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES CAREER STARTS 30 Spencer Drango 27 Bryce Hager 25 Antwan Goodley 22 Troy Baker 21 Terrell Burt 20 Beau Blackshear, Bryce Petty 18 Desmine Hilliard 15 Levi Norwood 13 Corey Coleman 10 Andrew Billings, Jay Lee, Shock Linwood 9 Orion Stewart 8 Collin Brence, Kyle Fuller, Xavien Howard, Blake Muir, Shawn Oakman, Ryan Reid 7 Byron Bonds, Trevor Clemons-Valdez, 5 Tre Von Armstead,, Clay Fuller, Aiavion Edwards, Jamal Palmer 4 KD Cannon 3 Jarell Broxton, Lynx Hawthorne, K.J. Smith, Taylor Young 2 Davion Hall, Suleiman Masumbuko, 1 Pat Colbert, Gus Penning, Alfred Pullom, Seth Russell CONSECUTIVE STARTS 21 Terrell Burt 18 Beau Blackshear CAREER GAMES PLAYED 44 Levi Norwood, Spencer Roth 43 Clay Fuller, Antwan Goodley, Bryce Hager 37 Collin Brence 34 Beau Blackshear, Terrell Burt 33 Troy Baker, Suleiman Masumbuko 32 Pat Colbert, Desmine Hilliard 31 Bryce Petty 30 Spencer Drango 29 Trevor Clemons-Valdez 27 Jay Lee 26 Jamal Palmer 23 Jimmy Landes 21 Tre Von Armstead, Tyler Edwards, Kendall Ehrlich, Kyle Fuller, Xavien Howard, Patrick Levels, LaQuan McGowan, Shawn Oakman, Jason Osei, Orion Stewart 20 Shock Linwood, Anthony Webb 19 Andrew Billings, Byron Bonds, Terrence Singleton 18 Corey Coleman, Aiavion Edwards, Javonte Magee 16 Devin Chafin 15 Ryan Reid, Taion Sells 14 Lynx Hawthorne 13 Lee Bristow, Seth Russell 12 Andrew Frerking 10 Gus Penning, Kyle Peterson, Cal Spangler 9 Tuswani Copeland, 8 Travon Blanchard, Terell Brooks, Jarell Broxton, Grant Campbell, Chris Callahan, KD Cannon, Raaquan Davis, Spencer Evans, Blake Muir, Silas Nacita, Brian Nance, Alfred Pullom, K.J. Smith, Chance Waz, Tion Wright, Taylor Young, Ishmael Wilson 7 Jordan Feuerbacher 6 Davion Hall, Johnny Jefferson, Quan Jones, Kevin Mitchell, Andy Ritter 5 Peni Tagive 4 Brandon Brown, Chris Johnson 3 Drew Earnest, Collin Simpson 2 Baylor Black, Iain Hunter, Tyler Jaynes, Kaleb Moore, Chris Sanders 1 Cole Edmiston, Sean Muir, Keith Orcutt, Tanner Ritchey, Tanner Thrift 10

11 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES CAREER RECORDS CHARTS BAYLOR PASSING YARDS PLAYER SEASONS ATT CMP YDS 1. Robert Griffin III , , Bryce Petty 2011-pres , Nick Florence , J.J. Joe , Shawn Bell , Jeff Watson , Cody Carlson , Brad Goebel , Neal Jeffrey , Blake Szymanski ,166 YARDS PER ATTEMPT MINIMUM 200 ATTEMPTS PLAYER SEASONS ATT YDS YPA 1. Bryce Petty 2011-pres , J.J. Joe , Robert Griffin III ,192 10, Nick Florence , Cody Carlson , Jay Jeffrey , Tom Muecke , Neal Jeffrey , Don Trull , Mike Brannan , COMPLETION PERCENTAGE MINIMUM 250 ATTEMPTS PLAYER SEASONS ATT CMP PCT 1. Robert Griffin III , Nick Florence Shawn Bell Bryce Petty 2011-pres Aaron Karas Blake Szymanski Don Trull Ron Stanley Adrian Burk Neal Jeffrey YARDS PER COMPLETION MINIMUM 125 COMPLETIONS PLAYER SEASONS CMP YDS YPC 1. J.J. Joe , Bryce Petty 2011-pres , Mike Brannan , Billy Patterson , Tom Muecke , Jay Jeffrey , Cody Carlson , Cotton Davidson , Neal Jeffrey , Nick Florence , TOUCHDOWNS PLAYER SEASONS YDS INT TD 1. Robert Griffin III , Bryce Petty 2011-pres. 6, Nick Florence , Shawn Bell , Cody Carlson , J.J. Joe , Jeff Watson , Terry Southall , Tom Muecke , Billy Patterson ,555 NA 27 Blake Szymanski , TOUCHDOWN-INTERCEPTION RATIO MINIMUM 15 TOUCHDOWNS PLAYER SEASONS TD INT PCT. 1. Bryce Petty 2011-pres Robert Griffin III Shawn Bell Nick Florence Adrian Burk Jeff Watson J.J. Joe Tom Muecke Blake Szymanski Don Trull INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE MINIMUM 300 ATTEMPTS PLAYER SEASONS INT ATT PCT. 1. Bryce Petty 2011-pres Robert Griffin III , Shawn Bell Nick Florence Jeff Watson Jermaine Alfred Adrian Burk J.J. Joe Don Trull Blake Szymanski RECEPTIONS PLAYER SEASONS YDS AVG REC 1. Kendall Wright , Terrance Williams , Tevin Reese , Reggie Newhouse , Dominique Zeigler , Lanear Sampson , Gerald McNeil , Trent Shelton , Lawrence Elkins , Robert Quiroga , Brandon Whitaker Antwan Goodley 2011-pres. 2, David Gettis , Levi Norwood 2011-pres. 1, GAME 9 OKLAHOMA PASSING INDIVIDUAL PASSING EFFICIENCY MINIMUM 300 ATTEMPTS PLAYER SEASON CMP ATT PCT YDS TD INT RATING 1. Bryce Petty 2011-pres , Robert Griffin III , , Nick Florence , J.J. Joe , Shawn Bell , Adrian Burk , Cody Carlson , Tom Muecke , Aaron Karas , Don Trull , NOTE: Passing Efficiency is determined by the following formula completion percentage plus (yards per attempt times 8.4) plus (percentage of attempts for touchdown times 3.3) minus (percentage of attempts times two). YARDS PLAYER SEASONS REC AVG YDS 1. Kendall Wright , Terrance Williams , Tevin Reese , Gerald McNeil , Reggie Newhouse , Lawrence Elkins , Antwan Goodley 2011-pres , Melvin Bonner , Trent Shelton , Dominique Zeigler , Lanear Sampson , David Gettis , Matt Clark , Robert Quiroga , Bruce Davis , Charles Dancer , Levi Norwood 2011-pres ,383 TOUCHDOWNS PLAYER SEASONS REC YDS TD 1. Kendall Wright , Terrance Williams , Tevin Reese , Lawrence Elkins , Melvin Bonner , Antwan Goodley 2011-pres , Gerald McNeil , Reggie Newhouse , Trent Shelton , Bruce Davis , Dominique Zeigler , YARDS PER RECEPTION MINIMUM 50 RECEPTIONS PLAYER SEASONS REC YDS AVG 1. Melvin Bonner , Bruce Davis , Matt Clark , Robert Holt , Corey Coleman 2013-pres. 64 1, Antwan Goodley 2011-pres , Tevin Reese , Terrance Williams , Gerald McNeil , Charles Dancer , YARDS PER GAME PLAYER SEASONS YDS G AVG 1. Kendall Wright , Terrance Williams , Tevin Reese , Reggie Newhouse , Dominique Zeigler , Antwan Goodley 2011-pres. 2, Trent Shelton , Robert Quiroga , David Gettis , Levi Norwood 2011-pres. 1,

12 GAME 9 OKLAHOMA CAREER RECORDS CHARTS BAYLOR RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS PLAYER SEASONS ATT YDS TDS 1. Alfred Anderson , Robert Griffin III , Robert Strait , Terrance Ganaway , Glasco Martin , Walter Abercrombie , Jay Finley , L.G. Dupre , Jerod Douglas , Shock Linwood 2013-pres , Bryce Petty 2012-pres Don Trull Lache Seastrunk , TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL YARDS PLAYER SEASONS RUSH PASS YDS 1. Robert Griffin III ,254 10,366 12, Nick Florence ,301 6, J.J. Joe ,995 6, Bryce Petty 2011-pres ,374 6, Cody Carlson ,411 5, Jeff Watson ,531 5, Shawn Bell ,666 5, Brad Goebel ,026 4, Don Trull ,143 4, Blake Szymanski ,166 4,317 YARDS PER PLAY MINIMUM 350 PLAYS PLAYER SEASONS PLAYS YDS AVG 1. Bryce Petty 2011-pres , Robert Griffin III ,720 12, Nick Florence , Cody Carlson , J.J. Joe ,073 6, Larry Isbell , Jay Jeffrey , Don Trull , Tom Muecke , Jeff Watson ,018 5, TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBILITY PASSING & RUSHING PLAYER SEASONS RUSH PASS TD 1. Robert Griffin III Bryce Petty 2011-pres Nick Florence J.J. Joe Don Trull Shawn Bell Cody Carlson Jeff Watson Alfred Anderson Tom Muecke YARDS PER PUNT MINIMUM 100 PUNTS PLAYER SEASONS P YDS AVG 1. Daniel Sepulveda , Spencer Roth 2011-pres , Buzzy Sawyer , Derek Epperson , Kyle Atteberry , Luke Prestridge , Adam Stiles , Pete Rutter , Ed Marsh , Ty Atteberry , PLUS-YARD PUNTS SINCE 1964 PLAYER SEASONS P Daniel Sepulveda Derek Epperson Ron Stowe Kyle Atteberry Pete Rutter Ed Marsh Buzzy Sawyer Spencer Roth 2011-pres Adam Stiles Ty Atteberry PLUS-YARD PUNTS SINCE 1964 PLAYER SEASON P Daniel Sepulveda Kyle Atteberry Ron Stowe Ty Atteberry Spencer Roth 2011-pres Buzzy Sawyer Derek Epperson Ed Marsh Luke Prestridge Pete Rutter KICK RETURNS PUNT RETURNS PLAYER SEASONS AVG YDS RET 1. Gerald McNeil Willie Andrews Howard Fields Thomas Everett Gary Green Bobby Jack Goforth Levi Norwood 2011-pres Bobby Hart George Sims Jack Allen PUNT RETURN YARDS PLAYER SEASONS RET AVG YDS 1. Willie Andrews Gerald McNeil Howard Fields George Sims Thomas Everett Gary Green Bobby Jack Goforth Levi Norwood 2011-pres Bobby Hart Jack Allen YARDS PER PUNT RETURN MINIMUM 25 RETURNS PLAYER SEASONS RET YDS AVG 1. George Sims Lawrence Elkins Malcolm Frank Bobby Hart Willie Andrews Thomas Everett Jack Allen Bobby Jack Goforth Levi Norwood 2011-pres Gerald McNeil BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES KICKOFF RETURN YARDS PLAYER SEASONS RET AVG YDS 1. Mikail Baker , Willie Andrews , Kalief Muhammad , Martin Dossett , Randy Davis , Terrance Williams , Derrick McAdoo , Trooper Taylor , Gordon Utgard , Antwan Goodley 2011-pres ,018 YARDS PER KICKOFF RETURN MINIMUM 25 RETURNS PLAYER SEASONS RET YDS AVG 1. Derrick McAdoo , Jerod Douglas Willie Andrews , Robert Quiroga Godfrey White Mikail Baker , Antwan Goodley 2011-pres. 44 1, Bruce Davis David Gettis Kalief Muhammad , TACKLES FOR LOSS PLAYER SEASONS YDS TFL 1. Charles Benson John Garrett Robin Jones Mike Singletary Justin Crooks Scotty Lewis 1990, Daryl Gardener Santana Dotson Gary Don Johnson Andrew Mellontree James Francis Steve Strahan Shawn Oakman 2013-pres SACKS PLAYER SEASONS SACKS 1. Daryl Gardener Chris McAllister Scotty Lewis 1990, James Francis Matthew Pearson John Garrett Santana Dotson Glenn Coy Albert Fontenot Terrance Lloyd Shawn Oakman 2013-pres

13 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES SEASON RECORDS CHARTS BAYLOR RUSHING YARDS PLAYER SEASON ATT AVG YDS 1. Terrance Ganaway , Jay Finley , Walter Abercrombie , Lache Seastrunk , Jerod Douglas , Cleveland Franklin , Steve Beaird , Rashad Armstrong , Alfred Anderson , Lache Seastrunk ,012 Shock Linwood TOUCHDOWNS PLAYER SEASON ATT YDS TD 1. Terrance Ganaway , Glasco Martin Bryce Petty Steve Beaird , Robert Griffin III Jay Finley , Lache Seastrunk , Shock Linwood Don Trull Alfred Anderson , Robert Griffin III Nick Florence YARDS PER GAME PLAYER SEASON YDS G YPG 1. Terrance Ganaway , Walter Abercrombie , Lache Seastrunk , Jerod Douglas , Cleveland Franklin , Steve Beaird , Shock Linwood Alfred Anderson , Jay Finley , Rashad Armstrong , YARD GAMES PLAYER SEASON ATT YDS Walter Abercrombie , Lache Seastrunk ,177 7 Terrance Ganaway , Steve Beaird ,104 5 Cleveland Franklin ,112 5 Walter Abercrombie Jerod Douglas ,114 5 Lache Seastrunk , Shock Linwood Dennis Gentry Walter Abercrombie Alfred Anderson ,046 4 Brandell Jackson Rashad Armstrong ,074 4 Robert Griffin III Jay Finley ,218 4 Shock Linwood PASSING YARDS PLAYER SEASON ATT CMP PCT YDS 1. Nick Florence , Robert Griffin III , Bryce Petty , Robert Griffin III , Blake Szymanski , Shawn Bell , Cody Carlson , Brad Goebel , Don Trull , Robert Griffin III ,091 Bryce Petty ,034 YARDS PER ATTEMPT MINIMUM 150 ATTEMPTS PLAYER SEASON ATT YDS YPA 1. Robert Griffin III , Bryce Petty , J.J. Joe , Nick Florence , Tom Muecke , J.J. Joe , Cody Carlson , J.J. Joe , Bryce Petty , Jay Jeffrey , COMPLETIONS PLAYER SEASON ATT YDS CMP 1. Robert Griffin III , Robert Griffin III , Nick Florence , Blake Szymanski , Bryce Petty , Shawn Bell , Shawn Bell , Don Trull , Terry Southall , Nick Florence , Bryce Petty , COMPLETION PERCENTAGE MINIMUM 125 ATTS PLAYER SEASON ATT CMP PCT 1. Robert Griffin III Robert Griffin III Shawn Bell Nick Florence Bryce Petty Nick Florence Robert Griffin III Aaron Karas Shawn Bell Dane King Bryce Petty YARDS PER COMPLETION MINIMUM 75 CMP PLAYER SEASON CMP YDS YPC 1. J.J. Joe , J.J. Joe Tom Muecke , Bryce Petty , Cody Carlson , Jeff Watson , J.J. Joe , Ron Stanley , Nick Florence , Bryce Petty , GAME 9 OKLAHOMA TOUCHDOWNS PLAYER SEASON ATT CMP YDS TD 1. Robert Griffin III , Nick Florence , Bryce Petty , Blake Szymanski , Robert Griffin III , Bryce Petty , Shawn Bell , Terry Southall , Larry Isbell , Robert Griffin III , TD-TO-INT RATIO MINIMUM 5 TDS PLAYER SEASON TD INT PCT. 1. Bryce Petty Bryce Petty Robert Griffin III Shawn Bell Robert Griffin III Robert Griffin III Nick Florence Adrian Burk Shawn Bell Shawn Bell RECEPTIONS PLAYER SEASONS YDS AVG REC 1. Kendall Wright , Terrance Williams , Kendall Wright Reggie Newhouse , Antwan Goodley , Lawrence Elkins Kendall Wright Gerald McNeil , Reggie Newhouse Terrance Williams KD Cannon Corey Coleman Antwan Goodley YARDS PLAYER SEASON REC AVG YDS 1. Terrance Williams , Kendall Wright , Antwan Goodley , Reggie Newhouse , Gerald McNeil , Terrance Williams Tevin Reese Kendall Wright Charles Dancer Tevin Reese KD Cannon Corey Coleman Antwan Goodley TOUCHDOWNS PLAYER SEASON REC YDS TD 1. Kendall Wright , Antwan Goodley , Terrance Williams , Melvin Bonner Terrance Williams Tevin Reese Tevin Reese Lawrence Elkins Gerald McNeil ,034 8 Bruce Davis Reggie Newhouse Trent Shelton Thomas White Levi Norwood Corey Coleman KD Cannon Jay Lee

14 GAME 9 OKLAHOMA SEASON RECORDS CHARTS BAYLOR YARDS PER RECEPTION MINIMUM 20 REC PLAYER SEASONS REC YDS AVG 1. Melvin Bonner Tevin Reese Melvin Bonner KD Cannon Marvin Callies Corey Coleman Terrance Williams , Antwan Goodley , Matt Clark Glenn Pruitt Matt Clark Jay Lee Antwan Goodley YARDS PER GAME PLAYER SEASONS G YDS AVG 1. Terrance Williams , Kendall Wright , Corey Coleman Antwan Goodley , Tevin Reese Reggie Newhouse , KD Cannon Lawrence Elkins Antwan Goodley Terrance Williams Tevin Reese TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS PLAYER SEASON RUSH PASS YDS 1. Robert Griffin III ,293 4, Nick Florence ,309 4, Bryce Petty ,200 4, Robert Griffin III ,501 4, Blake Szymanski ,844 2, Robert Griffin III ,091 2, Cody Carlson ,284 2, Shawn Bell ,582 2, Don Trull ,157 2, Bryce Petty ,034 2,145 TOUCHDOWN RESPONSIBILITY PLAYER SEASON RUSH PASS TD 1. Robert Griffin III Bryce Petty Nick Florence Robert Griffin III Robert Griffin III Bryce Petty Blake Szymanski Don Trull Terrance Ganaway J.J. Joe Shawn Bell SCORING POINTS PLAYER SEASON TD FG PAT PTS 1. Terrance Ganaway Aaron Jones Wesley Bradshaw Aaron Jones Aaron Jones Aaron Jones Steve Beaird Glasco Martin Bryce Petty Jack Wilson Chris Callahan POINTS, KICKING PLAYER SEASON FG PAT PTS 1. Aaron Jones Aaron Jones Aaron Jones Aaron Jones Chris Callahan Jeff Ireland Jarvis Van Dyke Ryan Havens Jarvis Van Dyke Marty Jimmerson PAT KICKS MADE PLAYER SEASON PCT XPA XPM 1. Aaron Jones Aaron Jones Aaron Jones Chris Callahan Jarvis Van Dyke Aaron Jones BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES TACKLES FOR LOSS PLAYER SEASON YDS TFL 1. Andrew Mellontree Charles Benson John Garrett Charles Benson Matthew Pearson Justin Crooks Derek Turner Mike Singletary Gary Don Johnson Kent Townsend Ervin Randle Albert Fontenot Shawn Oakman SACKS PLAYER SEASON SACKS 1. Matthew Pearson John Garrett Charles Benson Kent Townsend Robin Jones Albert Fontenot Scotty Lewis Chris McAllister Shawn Oakman Robert Watters James Francis Darrin Franklin A.C. Collier PASSES BROKEN UP PLAYER SEASON PBU 1. Daniel Wilturner Gary Baxter Howard Fields Kirk Collins Robert Blackmon Tyrone Smith Gary Baxter Bobby Hart Scooter Reed Thomas Everett George McCullough Xavien Howard PAT KICKS ATTEMPTED PLAYER SEASON XPM PCT XPA 1. Aaron Jones Aaron Jones Aaron Jones Chris Callahan Aaron Jones

15 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES SEASON RECORDS CHARTS BAYLOR RUSHING TEAM YARDS 1. 3, , , , , , , , , , , YARDS PER ATTEMPT TOUCHDOWNS PASSING TEAM YARDS 1. 4, , , , , , , , , , YARDS PER GAME TOUCHDOWNS TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL YARDS 1. 8, , , , , , , , , , FIRST DOWNS YARDS PER PLAY YARDS PER GAME SACKS TACKLES FOR LOSS GAME 9 OKLAHOMA 15

16 GAME 9 OKLAHOMA 2014 BAYLOR FOOTBALL GAME NOTES QUOTABLES I think he s the best football player in college football He throws the ball with tremendous velocity and accuracy. Just amazing what he does with the football. -- Paul Rhoads, Iowa State Head Coach He's as accurate as I've seen in this league in four or five years, including the guys that have came through this league that are playing in the NFL. -- Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State Head Coach 14 BRYCE PETTY HONORS 2014 SEASON Maxwell Award semifinalist Walter Camp National Off. Player of the Week, Oct. 12 Athlon Sports National Player of the Week, Oct. 12 Big 12 Offensive Player of Week, Oct. 13 Davey O Brien Quarterback of the Week, Oct. 14 Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Player of the Week, Oct PRESEASON Walter Camp Award watch list Davey O Brien Award watch list Manning Award watch list Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award watch list Senior Bowl watch list All-America, 3rd team (Sporting News) All-America, 4th team (Phil Steele) Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year (4 publications) Big 12 Most Valuable Player (Sports Illustrated) Big 12 Most Valuable Player (Lindy s) All-Big 12, 1st team (9 publications) 2013 SEASON Manning Award Finalist Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Winner Walter Camp Player of the Year Semifinalist Maxwell Award Semifinalist Davey O Brien Award Semifinalist All-America Second Team (Athlon Sports) All-American Honorable Mention (SI.com) Big 12 Player of the Year (Sporting News) Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year (7 publications) All-Big 12 First Team (10 publications) NOTES Has thrown a TD in 20 straight games in which he has played. That total is 4th-best among active players. Had career-highs of 510 yards and 6 TD passes in come-from-behind win over No. 9 TCU (Oct. 11) Top 25 nationally in points responsible for per game (7th, 19.7), passing TDs per game (7th, 2.86), passing yards per completion (7th, 15.41), passing yards per game (13th, 290.6), total offense (17th, 306.4) and passing efficiency (22nd, 150.6). Led Baylor to back-to-back 6-0 starts for first time in program history. BU is 17-3 with Petty as starter. Injured back in season-opening win over SMU, forced to miss 2nd game vs. Northwestern State. Returned from injury to throw for 416 yards and 4 TDs at Buffalo in victory Career ranks in BU record book: total offense (4th, 6,722), passing yards (2nd, 6,374), passing efficiency (1st, ) and yards per play (1st, 8.218). Has 13 career 300-yard passing games in 20 starts with 53 TDs and only 6 INTs Finished 7th in 2013 Heisman vote, had the 2nd-most votes of any returning player behind winner Jameis Winston. Broke Robert Griffin III s season/career mark (209) of most consecutive passes without an INT (229) "He produced some terrific numbers in 2013 and never really got his due." -- Charles Davis, FOX Sports Petty put up big numbers as a first-time starter last season. But some of his athleticism numbers are just as impressive. How about a 4.62-second clocking in the 40? What about a vertical jump of 38 inches and a broad jump of 10-foot-5.5? And he also can squat 510 pounds. -- Mike Huguenin, NFL.com You hear head coaches talk about managing the offense. Bryce Petty runs their offense. -- Anonymous Big 12 Coach, SI.com survey PERSONAL Ranked No. 13 on Mel Kiper s 2015 Big Board and No. 3 QB Participated in 4th spring camp in 2013, after enrolling BU in Jan and grayshirting from 2009 signing class Graduated in May 2013 with health science studies degree. Working on Masters in sports management Academic All-Big 12 first team and 2013 Academic All-Big 12 second team Traveled to Kenya for mission trip with Baylor student athletes in May 2011 Broke RG3 s season/career records for most consecutive 200-yard passing games (13) and consecutive 300-yard games (7) PASSING YEAR G/GS CMP ATT PCT YDS INT TD 2010 REDSHIRT SEASON / / / , / , CAREER 30/ , RUSHING YEAR G/GS ATT YDS AVG TD 2010 REDSHIRT SEASON / / / / CAREER 30/ PASSING Attempts: 55 vs. TCU (10/12/14) Completions: 28 at Oklahoma St. (11/23/13); vs. TCU (10/12/14) Yards: 510 vs. TCU (10/12/14) Touchdowns: 6 vs. TCU (10/12/14) Longest Pass: 93 at Kansas State (10/12/13) RUSHING Attempts: 16 vs. Oklahoma (11/7/13) Yards: 46 at OK State (11/23/13) Touchdowns: 2, twice Longest Rush: 27 at Oklahoma St. (11/23/13) TOTAL OFFENSE Yards: 533 vs. TCU (10/12/14) Touchdowns Produced: 6 vs. TCU (10/12/14) 16