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NO. 5 OKLAHOMA (2-0, 0-0 BIG 12) SAT., SEPT A.M. CST AMES IOWA MIDAMERICAN ENERGY FIELD AT JACK TRICE STADIUM (61,500) Radio: Cyclone Radio Network/Learfield Talent: John Walters, Eric Heft, Ben Bruns TV: ABC Talent: Dave Pasch, Greg McElroy, Tom Luginbill Live Stats: cyclonestats.com SCHEDULE/RESULTS 0-1, 0-0 Big 12 (home: 0-0, away: 0-1, neutral: 0-0) SEPTEMBER 1 South Dakota State (Ctv) Cancelled 8 ^at Iowa (Fox) L, *#5 Oklahoma (ABC) 11 a.m. 22 Akron (FSN) 11 a.m. 29 *at TCU (TBA) TBA OCTOBER 6 *at Oklahoma State (TBA) TBA 13 *West Virginia (TBA) TBA 27 *Texas Tech (TBA) - Homecoming TBA NOVEMBER 3 *at Kansas (TBA) TBA 10 *Baylor (TBA) TBA 17 *at Texas (LHN) 7 p.m. 24 *Kansas State (TBA) TBA *Big 12 Conference Game ^Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series IOWA STATE COACHING STAFF On the Field. Matt Campbell Head Coach Jon Heacock DC/Safeties Eli Rasheed Defensive Line Jeff Myers Offensive Line Nate Scheelhaase Running Backs Alex Golesh Tight Ends Joe Houston Special Teams In the Press Box Tyson Veidt Joel Gordon D.K. McDonald Bryan Gasser IOWA STATE QUICK FACTS Linebackers Quarterbacks Cornerbacks Wide Receivers Location Ames, Iowa Enrollment 34,992 Nickname/Mascot Cyclones/Cy Colors Cardinal & Gold Stadium MidAmerican Energy Field At Jack Trice Stadium President Dr. Wendy Wintersteen Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard Website Cyclones.com Facebook Iowa State Football Instagram HEADLINES 1. Iowa State (0-1, 0-0 Big 12) plays host to No. 5 Oklahoma (2-0, 0-0 Big 12) Saturday on ABC. 2. OU leads the all-time series vs. ISU at The Sooners are vs. the Cyclones in games played in Ames. ISU s last win over Oklahoma in Ames was a 10-6 victory in 1960, as the Sooners have won 23-straight games in Ames. 3. Iowa State ended an 18-game losing streak to Oklahoma with a win in Norman last season. It also ended a 20-game losing streak to ranked opponents and halted OU s 14-game overall winning streak, the NCAA s best overall winning streak at the time. 4. ISU is 5-17 all-time in Big 12 season-openers. Its last season-opening Big 12 win was in 2015 (Kansas, 38-13). 5. Iowa State is 3-1 in its last four games vs. ranked opponents (Oklahoma, TCU, Memphis). 6. Iowa State will induct seven former athletes into its Athletics Hall of Fame this weekend, including former All- Big Eight LB Dennis Gibson ( ). Gibson went onto a nine-year NFL career, starting 120 of his 121 games played. He is remembered for his Immaculate Deflection, the tipped pass on the final play of the 1995 AFC Championship Game vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers to send the San Diego Chargers to the Super Bowl. 7. ISU has had over 50,000 fans attend a game at MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium for a schoolrecord 45-straight games. 8. The Cyclones had their first game of the season vs. South Dakota State cancelled due to severe weather. It marked the first time Iowa State had a game cancelled since 1963 when its final game of the season vs. Drake was cancelled due to the JFK assassination. 9. Iowa State fell to Iowa on the road in its season-opener, The Cyclones held Iowa to just 271 yards of total offense, but couldn t get much going on offense with just 188 yards. It marked the first time the Cyclones opened a season with a road game since 1987 (at Tulane). 10. Only one team (Oklahoma State) has scored more then 20 points vs. Iowa State in its last nine games, giving up an average of 17.2 points during that span. 11. In its last nine games, ISU s defense is allowing 7.9 points offensive points in the second half. 12. LB Mike Rose, who became the first Cyclone true freshman defender to start a season-opener since 2006, led the Cyclones with 11 tackles against Iowa. He also had a TFL and a PBU in his outstanding debut. He is currently the nation s leading freshman tackler at 11.0 tpg. 13. QB Kyle Kempt has a string of 151-straight passes without an interception, five shy from the school record held by Bret Meyer at 155 in Kempt, who completed 15-of-21 passes vs. Iowa, is ISU s career leader in completion percentage (66.9) and passing efficiency (144.2). 14. CB Brian Peavy has 37 career passes defended in his career, ranking No. 1 among active FBS players. He had two pass breakups vs. Iowa. 15. WR Hakeem Butler had three catches for 35 yards vs. Iowa. He increased his team-high streak of consecutive games with a reception to Iowa State had four receptions from its tight end crew vs. Iowa (Chase Allen- 3 for 18 yards; Dylan Soehner- 1 for 0 yards). ISU had only five catches from its tight ends in. 17. LB Willie Harvey tallied nine tackles and 0.5 TFL on Saturday vs. Iowa. He is ISU s active leader in TFL with ISU has just two lost fumbles in its last 978 offensive plays from scrimmage. 19. Iowa State had just five seniors start in its season-opener vs. Iowa: 10 juniors, 6 sophomores, 1 freshman. 20. In the Matt Campbell era, ISU is 10-2 when winning the turnover margin and 1-13 when losing or tying the turnover margin in a game. GAME BREAKDOWN Iowa State 0-1, 0-0 Big 12 Last Game Sept. 8, ; Lost to Iowa, 13-3 Head Coach Matt Campbell (Mt. Union, 2002) Career Record (7th season) Campbell vs. Oklahoma 1-1 Series Record Oklahoma leads, Series in Ames Oklahoma leads, First Meeting Nov. 3, Iowa State, 13-0 Last Meeting Oct. 7, - Iowa State, Oklahoma 2-0, 0-0 Big 12 Last Game Sept. 8, ; Beat UCLA, Head Coach Lincoln Riley (Texas Tech, 2006) Career Record 14-2 (2nd season) Riley vs. Iowa State 0-1 Contact Mike Green, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications Iowa State University Athletics Jacobson Athletic Building Ames, IA mgreen@iastate.edu

2 IOWA STATE FOOTBALL BOWL BERTHS: 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, MATT CAMPBELL Head Coach Third Season Hometown: Massillon, Ohio College: Mount Union (Ohio), 2002 Family: wife, Erica; children, Kaetlyn, Isabella, Rudy and Rocco Birthdate: Nov. 29, 1979 (38) Coaching Experience Graduate Assistant Bowling Green Offensive Coordinator Mount Union Assistant Coach Bowling Green 2009 Assistant Coach Toledo Offensive Coordinator Toledo Head Coach Toledo Head Coach Iowa State Head Coaching Record Year School Record Conf. Record/Bowl 2011 Toledo /Military Bowl 2012 Toledo /Famous Idaho Potato Bowl 2013 Toledo Toledo /GoDaddy Bowl 2015 Toledo /Boca Raton Bowl 2016 Iowa State Iowa State /AutoZone Liberty Bowl Iowa State Totals 7th season ISU 3rd season Campbell Quick Hitters Big 12 CoY; AFCA Region 4 CoY. ISU defeated two teams ranked in the AP Top-5 in and broke school record for wins over ranked opponents (3) in. Led ISU to its first national ranking since 2005 and tied school mark with five road wins in. semifinalist for the George Munger Award. Member of five Division III national champion teams as a player and coach at Mount Union (2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006). Member of 11 conference champion teams as a player and coach MAC Coach of the Year. Campbell s.700 winning pct. at Toledo was third-best in school history. Defeated five ranked teams in career, including three in. Two-time All-American defensive lineman and Academic All-American at Mount Union in his 4-year playing career at Mount Union. Father, Rick, was a high school football coach at Jackson H.S. in Massillon, Ohio. Campbell Record vs. Opponents Opponent W/L Opponent W/L Air Force 1-0 Kent State 2-0 Akron 2-1 UMass 2-0 Arizona 0-1 Memphis 1-0 Arkansas 1-0 Missouri 0-2 Arkansas St. 2-0 Navy 1-0 Ball State 2-2 New Hamp. 1-0 Baylor 1-1 Northern Ill. 0-4 Bowling Green 4-0 Oklahoma 1-1 Buffalo 2-0 Okla. State 0-2 Cent. Mich. 4-0 San Jose St. 1-0 Cincinnati 1-1 S. Dakota St. 0-0 Coastal Car. 1-0 Texas 0-2 East. Mich. 4-0 TCU 1-1 East. Wash. 1-0 Texas Tech 2-0 Florida 0-1 UNI 1-1 Iowa 0-3 Utah State 0-1 Iowa State 1-1 West Virginia 0-2 Kansas 2-0 West. Mich. 3-1 Kansas St. 0-2 Wyoming 1-0 Total IOWA STATE VS. RANKED OPPONENTS Oklahoma is Iowa State s first ranked opponent of the season. Iowa State has a all-time overall record vs. ranked opponents and is vs. ranked opponents at home. Iowa State ended a 20-game losing streak to ranked opponents with a win over No. 3 Oklahoma in. The Cyclones are 3-1 vs. ranked opponents since with wins over Oklahoma, TCU and Memphis. ISU head coach Matt Campbell is 5-9 vs. ranked opponents in his head coaching career (3-5 at ISU). IOWA STATE-OKLAHOMA TIDBITS Oklahoma leads the all-time series vs. Iowa State at The Sooners are vs. the Cyclones in games played in Ames. Iowa State s last win over Oklahoma in Ames was a 10-6 victory in 1960, as the Sooners have won 23-straight games in Ames. Iowa State ended an 18-game losing streak to Oklahoma with a win in Norman last season. It also ended a 20-game losing streak to ranked opponents and halted OU s 14-game overall winning streak, the NCAA s best overall winning streak at the time. QB Kyle Kempt, in his first career start, threw for 343 yards (18-24) and three TDs to lead the Cyclones to only their second victory over top-5 opponent in school history at the time. RB David Montgomery had 144 combined yards (89 receiving, 55 rushing) and a rushing TD in last year s game. TE Charlie Kolar was teammates in high school with OU's Drake Stoops at Norman North. IOWA STATE-IOWA RECAP For the first time since 1987, Iowa State opened its season with a road game, falling at Iowa, 13-3 in the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series. The Cyclones scored on their first drive, a 13-play, 66-yard series resulting in a Connor Assalley 23-yard field goal. ISU's offense struggled to gain rhythm after the opening drive, gaining just 122 yards the rest of the game for a total of 188. It was the first time ISU failed to reach the 200-yard mark in total offense since 2013 (Baylor). The defense gave the Cyclones a chance to win with another strong effort, holding Iowa to just 271 yards of offense. Iowa had 83 yards of offense on its final scoring drive, a touchdown late in the fourth quarter. It marked the eighth time in the last nine games where the Cyclones held an opponent to 20 points or below. QB Kyle Kempt finished the game with 15-of-21 passing for 126 yards, but missed the fourth quarter after sustaining an injury. WR Hakeem Butler had three catches for 35 yards, his 16th-straight game with a reception, and WR Tarique posted three catches for 31 yards in his first career game. RB David Montgomery had 44 yards rushing on 17 carries and three receptions for 15 yards. Defensively, LB Mike Rose, a true freshman, led the Cyclones with 11 tackles, a TFL and a pass breakup. He was the first true freshman defender to start a season-opener since LB Willie Harvey had nine tackles and 0.5 TFL. Sophomore PK Connor Assalley was successful in his first career FG attempt. DEFENSIVE NOTES The improvement of the Cyclone defense in was simply amazing, and the Cyclones are looking to continue the trend in. In its last nine games, ISU has allowed only one team to score more than 20 points (Oklahoma State), giving up a meager 17.2 points in that span. Iowa State s defense hasn t allowed a point in the fourth quarter in six of its last nine games, allowing an average of 4.2 points in the last quarter during that span. Registered six or more TFLs in 11 of its last 14 games. Only one opponent has rushed for over 200 yards vs. Iowa State in the last 15 games (West Virginia). Recent Iowa State Defensive Averages Scoring Total

3 IOWA STATE FOOTBALL BOWL BERTHS: 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, DAVID MONTGOMERY RETURNS AS ONE OF NATION S BEST BACKS Junior RB David Montgomery returns as one of the best running backs in the nation in. Montgomery was named First-Team All-American by Pro Football Focus in. The First-Team All-Big 12 recipient became one of four Cyclone running backs to earn first-team honors by the Big 12: Troy Davis (1996), Darren Davis (1999), Ennis Haywood ( ). He has been named to numerous preseason All-America lists and is a member of the Maxwell Award (nation s top collegiate player) and Doak Walker Award (nation s top running back) watch lists. Montgomery s toughness and tenacity is what makes him so special. He forced 109 missed tackles in to lead the nation. Pro Football Focus (PFF) began tracking forced missed tackles in 2014 and Montgomery broke the season national record with 109: Dalvin Cook, Florida State (89 in 2016), Leonard Fournette, LSU (88 in 2015), Kareem Hunt, Toledo (88 in 2016). He ranked third in the Big 12 in rushing yards per game (88.2) and rushing TDs (11), churning out 1,146 rushing yards, the 16th-best single-season total in school history. Montgomery has eight career 100-yard rushing games and 1,753 rushing yards in his career. Has one fumble in the last two years in 314 touches. His 52 career receptions ranks seventh all-time for a running back in Cyclone history. Was a QB in high school and teammates with current Cyclone Deshaunte Jones in eighth grade in Cincinnati. An Eagle Scout in high school. PEAVY LEADS THE DEFENSE Two-time team captain and three-time All-Big 12 honoree Brian Peavy is one of the top cornerbacks in the nation. He is a member of the Bednarik Award for the nation s best defensive player. Peavy leads all active Cyclones in career starts (35), tackles (232), passes defended (37) and interceptions (5). His 37 career passes defended is tops among active FBS players. Peavy was an honorable mention All-Big 12 selection in 2015 and 2016, and a second-team All-Big 12 pick in. Active NCAA Passes Defended Leaders Player Total Brian Peavy (Iowa State) 37 (32 PBU, 5 INT) Iman Marshall (USC) 35 (29 PBU, 6 INT) Clint Stephens (Bowling Green) 35 (26 PBU, 9 INT) Donnie Lewis (Tulane) 33 (27 PBU, 6 INT) KYLE KEMPT IS ONE OF THE BEST STORIES IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL Senior QB Kyle Kempt is one of the best stories in college football. The former walk-on had only two pass attempts in his first four seasons in college football until breaking out nationally in. Kempt spent his first two seasons at Oregon State ( ), redshirting his first season in 2013 and handling the scout team in A coaching change forced him to transfer to Hutchinson C.C. (Kansas) in Kempt didn't play a down at Hutchinson C.C., and he decided to walk-on at Iowa State for the 2016 season when Matt Campbell took the job. He spent another season on the scout team, attempting just two passes during the season. He entered the season as the third-string QB, but in the fifth game of the season at No. 3 Oklahoma, Kempt received his first career start. He shocked the nation by leading the Cyclones to a upset over the Sooners by throwing for 343 yards (18-24) and three TDs. Kempt continued to pace the Cyclones throughout the rest of the season, going 5-3 as a starter while leading ISU to an 8-5 record and a win over Memphis in the Liberty Bowl. He ended the season breaking the single-season school record for completion percentage at 66.3 pct. As a fifth-year senior, Kempt had exhausted his NCAA eligibility. However, ISU sent an appeal to the NCAA for a sixth season. Kempt was granted an extension of eligibility due the totality of circumstances surrounding his transfer from Oregon State and Hutchinson C.C. He was immediately placed on scholarship for his sixth season and was named a co-captain. Kempt, who was an honorable mention All-Big 12 selection in, is on the Davey O'Brien, Johnny Unitas Golden Arm and Manning Award watch lists. He is on pace to break school career records in completion pct. (66.9) and passing efficiency (144.2), and has thrown 151-straight passes without an interception, the second-longest streak in school history. BIG 12 STANDINGS W-L PF PA W-L PF PA Baylor Oklahoma West Virginia Oklahoma St TCU Kansas St Texas Texas Tech Kansas Iowa State LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... RUSHING 100 yards: David Montgomery (144) vs. Baylor ( ) 200 yards: Mike Warren (245) at Texas Tech ( ) 3 TDs: David Montgomery (3) vs. Oklahoma St. ( ) 4 TDs: Joel Lanning (5) vs. Texas Tech ( ) 5 TDs: Joel Lanning (5) vs. Texas Tech ( ) 30 att: Mike Warren (30) vs. Baylor ( ) 40 att: Darren Davis (43) vs. Kansas St. ( ) 50 att: Troy Davis (53) vs. UNI ( ) PASSING 300 yards: Kyle Kempt (314) at Memphis ( ) 400 yards: Austen Arnaud (440) at Kansas St. ( ) 30 cpl: Sam Richardson (36) vs. Texas ( ) 50 att: Joel Lanning (51) at Oklahoma ( ) 3 TDs: Kyle Kempt (3) at Texas Tech ( ) 4 TDs: Jacob Park (4) vs. Iowa (9-9-17) 5 TDs: Steele Jantz (5) vs. Baylor ( ) RECEIVING 100 yards: Allen Lazard (142) at Memphis ( ) 200 yards: Todd Blythe (214) at Texas A&M ( ) 10 rec: Allen Lazard (10) at Memphis ( ) 2 TDs: Allen Lazard (2) vs. Oklahoma State ( ) 3 TDs: Quenton Bundrage (3) vs. Iowa ( ) 4 TDs: Todd Blythe (4) at Texas A&M ( ) TOTAL OFFENSE 350 yards: Jacob Park (355) vs. Akron ( ) 400 yards: Steele Jantz (435) vs. Baylor ( ) 450 yards: Jared Barnett (460) vs. Oklahoma St. ( ) FIELD GOALS 3 made: Garrett Owens (3) at Baylor ( ) 4 made: Cole Netten (4) vs. West Virginia ( ) 5 made: Bret Culbertson (5) vs. Iowa ( ) TACKLES 15: Joel Lanning (20) vs. Texas ( ) 20: Joel Lanning (20) vs. Texas ( ) INTERCEPTIONS 2: Sam E. Richardson (2) vs. Oklahoma ( ) 3: George Walker (3) vs. Vanderbilt ( ) 4: Barry Hill (4) vs. Kansas ( ) 3

4 IOWA STATE FOOTBALL BOWL BERTHS: 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, NCAA TEAM RANKINGS Category (Stat) NCAA Big 12 Total (271.0) 18 3 Scoring (13.0) 24 2 NCAA PLAYER RANKINGS Player Category (Stat) NCAA Big 12 Mike Rose Solo Tack. (7.0) 13 2 Brian Peavy Passes Def. (2.0) 15 3 Kyle Kempt Comp. Pct. (71.4) 17 2 Mike Rose Tackles (11.0) 22 3 Among active Big 12 QBs, he is tied with Will Grier (West Virginia) and Shane Buechele (Texas) for most wins as a starter vs. ranked opponents in a career with three. Best ISU QB Win Pct. vs. League Opponents since 1985 (minimum four starts) Player Pct. Kyle Kempt, % (4-3) Seneca Wallace, % (8-8) Bret Oberg, % (8-8) Alex Espinoza, % (6-8) Marv Seiler, % (2-3) Sage Rosenfels, % (6-10) RECORD BREAKDOWN Campbell Home Away Neutral Natural Grass Artificial Turf Day Games Night Games vs. Ranked Teams September October November December Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime Tied at Halftime Scoring First Opponent Scores First Score < 20 Points Score 20+ Points Score 30+ Points Score 40+ Points Opp. Scores < 20 Points Opp. Scores +20 Points Opp. Scores +30 Points Opp. Scores +40 Points More Rush Yds Than Opponent Fewer Rush Yds Than Opponent Rush For < 200 Yards Rush For 200+ Yards Opp. Rushes For < 200 Yards Opp. Rushes For 200+ Yards More Pass Yds Than Opponent Fewer Pass Yds Than Opponent Pass For < 300 Yards Pass For 300+Yards Opp. Passes For < 300 Yards Opp. Passes For 300+ Yards More Total Yards Than Opp Fewer Total Yards Than Opp Gain < 400 Total Yards Gain 400+ Total Yards Opp. Gains < 400 Total Yards Opp. Gains 400+ Total Yards Commit No Turnovers Commit < 3 Turnovers Commit 3+ Turnovers Force < 3 Turnovers Force 3+ Turnovers Winning TO Margin Losing or Tying TO Margin MIKE ROSE MAKES AUSPICIOUS DEBUT Iowa State linebacker Mike Rose was a bright spot in ISU s season-opener vs. Iowa, leading the team in tackles with 11. He also had a TFL and a PBU. Rose s 11 tackles in his first game puts him No. 1 in the nation among freshman tacklers. He is currently 22nd in the nation in tackles per game. Rose was the first Cyclone defensive true freshman to start a season-opener since 2006 (Rashawn Parker - DE; Nate Frere - DL). The last true freshman to start for the Cyclones in the first game of the season was Darius Darks (WR) in A total of eight freshmen, including two true freshmen (Rose, Gerry Vaughn), played in the season-opener vs. Iowa. Top NCAA Freshman Tacklers Player Total Mike Rose (Iowa State) 11.0 Kevon Jones (UConn) 9.0 Terrell Smith (Minnesota) 8.0 Iowa State True Freshman Starters Since (4): Rashawn Parker, DE (5 starts), Nate Frere, DL (3 starts), Josh Johnson, RB (1 start), Drenard Williams (DB) (3 starts) 2007 (1): Phillip Bates, WR (1 start) 2008 (7): Ter ran Benton, DB (5 starts), Leonard Johnson, DB (5 starts), Darius Darks, WR (5 starts), Kelechi Osemele, OL (5 starts), Scott Haughton, OL (4 starts), Carter Bykowski, TE (1 start), Stephan Ruempolhamer, DL (1 start) 2009 (1): Josh Lenz, WR (1 start) 2010 (1): Shontrelle Johnson, RB (1 start) 2011 (0): None 2012 (0): None 2013 (1): Nigel Tribune, DB (7 starts) 2014 (2): Allen Lazard, WR (11 starts), Jauan Wesley, WR (1 start) 2015 (1): Carson Epps, WR (2 starts) 2016 (3): JaQuan Bailey, DE (7 starts), David Montgomery, RB (4 starts), Deshaunte Jones, WR (4 starts) (0): None (1): Mike Rose, LB (1 start) IF YOU BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME Iowa State has shattered virtually all attendance marks in this decade. Over 50,000 fans have attended a game in MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium a school-record 45-straight games. The top-10 most attended games in school history have occurred since MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium capacity was increased to 61,500 in 2015, making it the thirdlargest stadium in the Big 12. ISU sold out three games in (UNI, Iowa, Oklahoma State) to match the school record (five times). Iowa State ended the home season by averaging 57,931 fans per game, the best season average in school history: 1. 57,931 (), 2. 56,519 (2015), 3. 55,361 (2013). ISU-SDSU GAME CANCELLED The Cyclones opened their season vs. Iowa (Sept. 8) after their game vs. South Dakota State was cancelled. ISU jumped out to a quick 7-0 lead (10:55 in 1st Q) vs. SDSU, but lightning and severe storms forced a halt in play. After an almost 2-hour and 30-minute delay, officials from both schools decided to cancel the game with more storms in the forecast. The game is considered a no contest, and all stats accrued will not count. It marked the first time ISU had a game cancelled (vs. Drake) since Nov. 23, 1963 (JFK assassination). Rescheduling with South Dakota State seems unlikely, however ISU officials are looking into the possibility of finding another opponent for its bye week (Oct. 20) or Dec. 1.

5 IOWA STATE FOOTBALL BOWL BERTHS: 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, SIX PLAYERS ON NATIONAL AWARD WATCH LISTS A total of six Cyclones made watch lists for 10 FWAA approved national awards in the preseason. This list includes RB David Montgomery (Doak Walker Award, Maxwell Award), DT Ray Lima (Outland Trophy, Nagurski Award), QB Kyle Kempt (Davey O Brien Award, Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, Manning Award, CFPA Performer of the Year), CB Brian Peavy (Bednarik Award), Chase Allen (Mackey Award) and JaQuan Bailey (Ted Hendricks Award). Lima is also on the Polynesian Player of the Year watch list and Hakeem Butler (WR) is a member of the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award watch list. STADIUM RECEIVES NAME ADDITION On Aug. 1, Iowa State University and MidAmerican Energy announced a joint partnership which included renaming the Cyclone gridiron home to MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium. MidAmerican Energy stepped up to the plate with a 10-year, $15 million commitment to help support the new Student-Athlete Performance Center that was approved by the Board of Regents in April. The Student Performance Center will include construction of a new student-athlete academic and sports nutrition center, expansion of the Bergstrom Football Complex and redeveloping the north entrance and hillside seating at Jack Trice Stadium. The complex will be adjacent to the Bergstrom Football Complex. CAMPBELL NAMES TEAM CAPTAINS Iowa State head football coach Matt Campbell tabbed his leaders after fall camp in senior QB Kyle Kempt, senior CB Brian Peavy, junior RB David Montgomery and junior DL Ray Lima. Peavy, a three-time All-Big 12 honoree, was named a captain for the second consecutive season. KEMPT, BENTON AND FRANCIS PLACED ON SCHOLARSHIP Three former walk-ons, Kyle Kempt (QB), Spencer Benton (DE) and Chris Francis (PK), were placed on scholarship for after beginning their Cyclones careers as walk-ons. Kempt earned the starting QB job in the fifth game of and proceeded to lead Iowa State to an 8-5 mark and a victory in the Liberty Bowl. Kempt was placed on scholarship in February when the NCAA granted him a sixth season of eligibility. Benton joined the Cyclone team in 2014 when he went through tryouts at the beginning of the school year. He fought his way into the rotation in 2016 and and Campbell rewarded him with a scholarship in July. Francis arrived at Iowa State in 2014 as a walk-on. After sitting out his first season as a redshirt, he took over kickoff duties in 2015, a spot he's occupied ever since. Francis will likely see time at placekicker in his final season. CYCLONE LEGACIES Iowa State has five players on its roster whose fathers have close ties to Iowa State athletics in Chase Allen, Beau Coberley, Jake Hummel, Kendell Jackson and Zach Petersen. Allen s father, Terry, was an assistant football coach at Iowa State from Coberley s father, Mark, has been associated with ISU Athletics for over 25 years and is the Associate Athletics Director for Sports Medicine and works directly with the football team. Hummel s father, Perry, was a three-time All-American wrestler at Iowa State ( ). Jackson s father, Hez, was a member of the Iowa State football team from Petersen s father, Troy, was a two-time All-Big Eight defensive lineman for Iowa State from LONG PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE Yds. Type Player 31 Rec. Deshaunte Jones vs. Iowa 23 Rec. Hakeem Butler vs. Iowa LONGEST SCORING DRIVES Yds. Plays Team/Result Iowa/Field Goal RECENT ISU-OU RESULTS Year H/A W/L Score A W H L A L H L A L H L A L H L A L H L A L H L A L A L H L A L H L A L H L A W TOP PERFORMANCES VS. OU Receiving Yards 203- Steve Lester, Jim Doran, 1949 Receptions 13- Steve Lester, 1989 Rushing Yards 179- Dwayne Crutchfield, Dexter Green, 1977 Passing Yards 411- Bret Oberg, Kyle Kempt, 5

6 IOWA STATE FOOTBALL BOWL BERTHS: 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, PLAYER SPOTLIGHTS #82 Landen Akers- WR So. 1L Cedar Rapids, Iowa ISU s kickoff returner in, avg per return. Has one catch for 11 yards. #11 Chase Allen- TE So. 1L Nixa, Mo. Mackey Award watch list. All-Big 12 Second Team in. Tied for team lead in receptions with three. Started 10 games in his career. Father, Terry, was the head football coach at UNI, Kansas and Missouri State, and an assistant at ISU from #96 Connor Assalley- PK So. 0L Naperville, Ill. Made his first career FG attempt vs. Iowa. Was the co-mvp of the Class 8A state championship game in 2013 after scoring seven points. #4 Arnold Azunna- DB So. 0L Grand Prairie, Texas Saw action in two games in. #3 JaQuan Bailey- DE Jr. 2L Jacksonville, Fla. Preseason All-Big 12 Team. Member of the Ted Hendricks Award watch list. HM All-Big 12 in. Started last 21 games. Has four tackles and 1.0 TFL. Has 10.5 career sacks., 0.5 sack from cracking ISU s career top-10. His 18.0 career TFL is second among active Cyclones. Twin brother, Joshua, is also on Cyclone team. #58 Spencer Benton- DE Sr. 2L Van Meter, Iowa In graduate school after earning business degree. Former walk-on; placed on scholarship in July. NFF Scholar-Athlete of the Year nominee. Owns highest GPA on team and is a multiple First- Team Academic All-Big 12 selection. Has 12 tackles and 1.5 TFL in career. Wearing No. 58 in honor of former ISU assistant coach Curtis Bray, who passed away in #18 Hakeem Butler- WR Jr. 2L Baltimore, Md. HM All-Big 12 in. Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award watch list. Leads team in receiving yards (35) and tied for team lead in receptions (3). Has four 50+ receptions in his career (74, 67, 57, 52). Caught a pass in 16-straight games. Needs one TD catch (9) to crack ISU s career top-10. First cousin to current NBA players Andrew and Aaron Harrison, former stars at Kentucky. #25 Sheldon Croney Jr.- RB Jr. 1L Bakersfield, Calif. Had three carries for three yards and a reception for 10 yards vs. Iowa. H.S. teammates with Cyclone DB Lawrence White. #13 Corey Dunn- P So. 0L Numurkah, Australia Nominated for the Ray Guy Award. Averaging 36.6 ypp and has two 50-yarders. Played Australian Rules Football growing up. Is an ambipedal- can accurately kick with both feet. #23 Matthew Eaton- WR Sr. 1L Norfolk, Va. Tied for team lead in receptions (3). Began his career at Temple. Father was in the Navy and lived three years in Guam during high school. #12 Greg Eisworth- DB So. 0L Grand Prairie, Texas Had six tackles in his first career start vs. Iowa. Was a four-star recruit who signed with Ole Miss out of H.S. Also played QB in H.S. #80 Carson Epps- WR Sr. 3L Jenks, Okla. In his fourth year as a reserve WR. Has 25 receptions for 255 yards in career. #75 Sean Foster- OL So. 1L Mundelein, Ill. Has seven career starts at tackle. #41 Chris Francis- PK Sr. 3L Dubuque, Iowa In his fourth season as ISU s kickoff man. Fighting for placekicking duties in. Placed on scholarship on Sept. 6. #51 Julian Good-Jones- OL Jr. 2L Cedar Rapids, Iowa HM All-Big 12 in. Owns longest active starting streak on team (25). Started at tackle in 2016 and center in. #2 Willie Harvey- LB Sr. 3L Hastings, Fla. HM All-Big 12 in. Has 30 career starts, the second-most on the team. Second on the team in tackles with nine. Has the most TFL (22.5) among active Cyclones and is second in career tackles (222). Needs two sacks (9.0) to crack ISU s career top-10. Led the team with 78 tackles in #35 Jake Hummel- LB So. 1L Des Moines, Iowa Played in 12 games in on special teams. Father, Perry, was a three-time All-American wrestler at Iowa State ( ). #92 Jamahl Johnson- DL Jr. 2L Savage, Minn. Appeared in 17 career games as a reserve on the DL. Father, Jimmie, is the TE coach for the N.Y. Jets. Grandfather, Willie Jeffries, is in the CFB Hall of Fame and was the first African-American to be named head coach at a predominately white Division I-A university (Wichita State in 1979). #8 Deshaunte Jones- WR Jr. 2L Cincinnati, Ohio Has 66 receptions for 840 yards and 6 TDs in career. Has six 40-yard receptions in career. Owns ISU s longest play with a 31-yard catch. Brother, Keontae, is a sophomore DB for ISU. Also played QB in H.S. #17 Kyle Kempt- QB Sr. 1L Massillon, Ohio Member of the Davey O Brien Award, Unitas Golden Arm, Manning Award and CFPA PoY watch lists. Team Co-Captain. HM All-Big 12 in. Granted sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA and was placed on scholarship for his final year. Was 15-of-21 for 126 yards vs. Iowa. 5-4 as a starter overall and 4-3 in Big 12 play, the most QB wins by a Cyclone vs. Big 12 teams since Career completion pct. (66.9) and passer rating (144.2) are both on pace to set ISU career records. Has two 300-yard passing games (Oklahoma- 343; Memphis- 314) to tie for seventh on ISU s career list. Has a string of 151-straight passes without an interception to rank second in the ISU record book. Has three wins as a starter vs. ranked opponents, tying for the most by an active Big 12 QB. Graduated in and is working on a second degree in computer science. #88 Charlie Kolar- TE Fr. 0L Norman, Okla. Aiming for playing time at tight end. Brother, John, is a QB at Oklahoma State. H.S. basketball teammates with Trae Young of the Atlanta Hawks. #66 Josh Knipfel- OL Jr. 1L Hampton, Iowa Has a streak of 14 consecutive starts. Dury Moss Outstanding Newcomer in. #24 Johnnie Lang- RB Fr. 0L Palmetto, Fla. Played in three games and rushed for five yards before an injury allowed him to redshirt in. First-team all-stater in Florida and Utah. Also played QB in H.S. #89 Matt Leo- DL Jr. 0L Adelaide, Australia Had two tackles vs. Iowa. Played rugby in Australia before giving football a try for the first time in junior college in the U.S. #33 Braxton Lewis- DB Jr. 2L Overland Park, Kan. Has 36 tackles and one interception in 26 career games played. Has two career starts. Totaled five tackles vs. Iowa. Father, Tahaun, played football at Nebraska ( ) and two years in the NFL ( ) for the Oakland Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs. #76 Ray Lima- DL Jr. 1L Los Angeles, Calif. Outland and Nagurski Trophy watch list member. Team Co-Captain. HM All-Big 12 in and has 10 career starts. Totaled two tackles and a QBH vs. Iowa. Has 27 tackles and 4.5 TFL in career. #74 Bryce Meeker- OL Jr. 2L Cedar Rapids, Iowa Has nine career starts at tackle. 6

7 IOWA STATE FOOTBALL BOWL BERTHS: 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, PLAYER SPOTLIGHTS #99 Will McDonald- DE Fr. 0L Pewaukee, Wis. True freshman who will contribute at defensive end. All-state in football and basketball. State champion in the discus (179-9) and third in the high jump (6-4). #14 Tarique Milton- WR Fr. 0L Bradenton, Fla. Tied for the team lead in receptions (3) and is second in receiving yards (31). ISU s punt returner #6 Re-al Mitchell- QB Fr. 0L Eastvale, Calif. Invited to the Elite 11 QB Camp in. Mother, Sha-ri, was Blaze in the TV show American Gladiators. #32 David Montgomery- RB Jr. 2L Cincinnati, Ohio On Doak Walker and Maxwell Award watch lists. Team Co-Captain. Leads team in rushing (44 yards) and tied for team lead in receptions (3). Has 52 career receptions to tie for seventh among ISU running backs. One fumble in last 314 touches. Has eight career 100-yard rushing games. Became the 14th Cyclone to break the 1,000-yard rushing barrier with 1,146 yards in. Was a QB and Eagle Scout in H.S. Member of Leadership Council and suggested the team spend a day helping clean up activities in Marshalltown after a Tornado devastated the town in July. #54 Josh Mueller- OL So. 1L Mequon, Wis. Earned first career start vs. Iowa. #57 Colin Newell- OL Fr. 0L Ames, Iowa Aiming for starting spot O-Line. Grew up as a Cyclone fan selling programs at Jack Trice Stadium. #4 Zeb Noland- QB So. 1L Watkinsville, Ga. Was 4-of-10 for 43 yards vs. Iowa. In first career start, led ISU to win at Baylor in. #9 Reggan Northrup- LB Sr. 3L Jacksonville, Fla. Has seven starts, 88 tackles and 6.0 TFL in career. Earned his degree and is taking graduate classes. #3 Kene Nwangwu- RB So. 1L Frisco, Texas Second-Team All-Big 12 KR in Missed season after suffering a Achilles tendon tear in spring drills. His career 26.3 kickoff return average ranks third in school history. #1 D Andre Payne- CB Sr. 2L Washington, D.C. AFCA Good Works Team nominee. HM All-Big 12 in. Posted seven tackles and a PBU vs. Iowa. Has 21 career starts. Tallied 99 tackles and 11.5 TFL in career. Earned his degree and is taking graduate classes. #10 Brian Peavy- CB Sr. 3L Houston, Texas Bednarik Award Watch List; Preseason Big 12 Team. Two-time team Co-Captain. 3-time All-Big 12 recipient (HM- 2015, 2016; 2nd- ). Had two PBUs vs. Iowa. Leads active NCAA players in passes defended (37). ISU active leader in starts (35), tackles (232), interceptions (5) and passes defended (37). Took a Soles 4 Souls mission trip to Costa Rica in the summer of. Earned his degree and is taking graduate classes. #23 Mike Rose- LB Fr. 0L Brecksville, Ohio Became the first true freshman Cyclone defender to start in the season-opener since Led team in tackles vs. Iowa with 11 and is tied for the team lead in TFL with one. Nation s leading freshman tackler at 11.0 tpg. Ranks second in Big 12 and 13th nationally in solo tackles at 7.0. Grandfather, Chuck Lima, played football at Notre Dame ( ) and was a member of the Fighting Irish team that ended Oklahoma s 47-game winning streak. #6 De Monte Ruth- DB Sr. 3L Dallas, Texas Had a tackle vs. Iowa. Versatile player who can play every position in the defensive backfield. Has 38 tackles and two fumble recoveries in career. #47 Sam Seonbuchner- TE/F Sr. 2L Oconomowoc, Wis. HM All-Big 12 in. Reese s Senior Bowl watch list. One of ISU s unsung heroes as the key blocker in short-yardage packages. Has one career reception. #89 Dylan Soehner- TE So. 1L Prairie Grove, Ark. Caught his first career pass vs. Iowa. #42 Marcel Spears- LB Jr. 2L Olathe, Kan. HM All-Big 12 in. Posted seven tackles vs. Iowa. Has three career double-digit tackle games. Has 14 starts, 118 tackles, 8.5 TFL, 2 forced fumbles and 2 interceptions in career. Took a Soles 4 Souls mission trip to Costa Rica in the summer of. #50 Eyioma Enyi Uwazurike- DL So. 1L Detroit, Mich. Tallied a career-high five tackles vs. Iowa. Has 21 tackles and 4.0 TFL in career. #34 O Rien Vance- LB Fr. 0L Cedar Rapids, Iowa Redshirted in. Two-time First-Team All-State Elite pick by the Des Moines Register. #2 Mike Warren- RB Sr. 3L Lawton, Okla. Career 5.1 ypc average ranks fifth in ISU history. Has eight career 100-yard rushing games and became the 14th Cyclone to reach 2,000 in his career. #11 Lawrence White- DB So. 1L Bakersfield, Calif. Has two career starts. Posted a career-high five tackles vs. Iowa. #25 Datrone Young- DB Fr. 0L Delray Beach, Fla. Will be in the rotation at defensive back. Redshirted in after a high school career where he was a four-year starter. Nicknamed Speedy. 7

8 IOWA STATE FOOTBALL BOWL BERTHS: 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, CYCLONES BY THE NUMBERS 2 - Players on the roster who have rushed for over 1,000 yards in a season, marking the first time in school history where ISU returns a pair of 1,000- yard rushers: Mike Warren, 1,339 in 2015; David Montgomery, 1,146 in. 2 - Conference Coach of the Year awards won by Matt Campbell since 2015: Toledo (MAC), - Iowa State (Big 12) Record vs. ranked opponents in ISU s last four games vs. rated foes. 4 - Plays from scrimmage of 50 or more yards by Hakeem Butler (74, 67, 54, 52) in to lead all Cyclones Average points Iowa State has allowed in the fourth quarter in its last nine games. 5 - Senior starters out of 22 in the season-opener vs. Iowa: 10 juniors, 6 sophomores, 1 freshman. 8 - Players on the roster who have diplomas: Cole Anderson, Spencer Benton, Conner Greene, Reggan Northrup, Brian Peavy, Oge Udeogu, Kyle Kempt. 8 - Freshmen, including two true freshmen, who played in the season-opener vs. Iowa. 9 - Opponents on ISU s schedule who qualified for a bowl game in Career sacks by junior JaQuan Bailey, 0.5 shy from cracking ISU s career top Tackles by Mike Rose vs. Iowa in his debut. He is the first Cyclone true freshman defender to start a season-opener since 2006 and his 11.0 tpg average is the best among freshman tacklers ISU s defensive scoring average in its last nine games dating back to last season TFL by Willie Harvey in his career, the highest total by an active Cyclone Consecutive starts by offensive lineman Julian Good-Jones, the best active streak on the team Career starts by Brian Peavy, the most by any active Cyclone Passes defended by senior CB Brian Peavy, the highest total by an active FBS player Games in a row Iowa State has had over 50,000 fans in attendance at Jack Trice Stadium Career receptions by David Montgomery, the seventh-best total by a Cyclone running back Career completion percentage by Kyle Kempt, the best clip in school history Consecutive passes by Kyle Kempt without an interception, the second-best string in school history. GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Sept. 8 at Iowa Offense QB Kyle Kempt E JaQuan Bailey RB David Montgomery NG Ray Lima TE Chase Allen DT Enyi Uwazurike LT Sean Foster Star Braxton Lewis LG Josh Mueller WLB Marcel Spears C Julian Good-Jones MLB Mike Rose RG Josh Knipfel SLB Willie Harvey RT Bryce Meeker LS Lawrence White WRM Deshaunte Jones RS Greg Eisworth WRX Hakeem Butler LC Brian Peavy WRZ Matthew Eaton RC D Andre Payne Sept. 15 vs. Oklahoma Offense QB - E - RB - NG - TE - DT - LT - LEO - LG - WLB - C - MLB - RG - SLB - RT - LS - WRM - RS - WRX - LC - WRZ - RC - Sept 22 vs. Akron Offense QB - E - RB - NG - TE - DT - LT - LEO - LG - WLB - C - MLB - RG - SLB - RT - LS - WRM - RS - WRX - LC - WRZ - RC - Sept. 29 at TCU Offense QB - E - RB - NG - TE - DT - LT - LEO - LG - WLB - C - MLB - RG - SLB - RT - LS - WRM - RS - WRX - LC - WRZ - RC - Oct. 6 at Oklahoma State Offense QB - E - RB - NG - TE - DT - LT - LEO - LG - WLB - C - MLB - RG - SLB - RT - LS - WRM - RS - WRX - LC - WRZ - RC - Oct. 13 vs. West Virginia Offense QB - E - RB - NG - TE - DT - LT - LEO - LG - WLB - C - MLB - RG - SLB - RT - LS - WRM - RS - WRX - LC - WRZ - RC - GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Oct. 27 vs. Texas Tech Offense QB - E - RB - NG - TE - DT - LT - LEO - LG - WLB - C - MLB - RG - SLB - RT - LS - WRM - RS - WRX - LC - WRZ - RC - Nov. 3 at Kansas Offense QB - E - RB - NG - TE - DT - LT - LEO - LG - WLB - C - MLB - RG - SLB - RT - LS - WRM - RS - WRX - LC - WRZ - RC - Nov. 10 vs. Baylor Offense QB - E - RB - NG - TE - DT - LT - LEO - LG - WLB - C - MLB - RG - SLB - RT - LS - WRM - RS - WRX - LC - WRZ - RC - Nov. 17 at Texas Offense QB - E - RB - NG - TE - DT - LT - LEO - LG - WLB - C - MLB - RG - SLB - RT - LS - WRM - RS - WRX - LC - WRZ - RC - Nov. 24 vs. Kansas State Offense QB - E - RB - NG - TE - DT - LT - LEO - LG - WLB - C - MLB - RG - SLB - RT - LS - WRM - RS - WRX - LC - WRZ - RC - 8

9 IOWA STATE FOOTBALL BOWL BERTHS: 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, PRONUNCIATIONS Players Gerry Alt- Gary Connor Assalley- UH-Sally Arnold Azunna- Ah-Zoo-nah Nick Duehr- Deer Jared Gescheidler- Guh-Shyde-ler Jatairis Grant- Juh-tare-ee-us Keontae Jones- Key-ON-tay Alex Kleinow- KLINE-now Josh Knipfel- KUH-niff-ul Charlie Kolar- Co-ler Ray Lima- Lee-muh Jaeveyon Morton- Jay-vee-on Josh Mueller- Mule-ler Jeff Nogaj- NO-Zhay Reggan Northrup- Ree-gun Kene Nwangwu- Kun-NAY New-WAN-goo Chandler Pulvermacher- Pull-ver-mocker Ryan Reighard- RY-guard Miles Rupiper- ROO-piper Jared Rus- Rhymes with loose Matt Seres- Sears Sam Seonbuchner- Scene-buckner Mason Skovgard- Skoov-gaurd Dylan Soehner- SAY-ner Dan Sichterman- SICK-tur-man Kamilo Tongamoa- Kuh-ME-low Tonga-mow-uh Oge Udeogu- OH-gay Ew-DAH-goo Eyioma Uwazurike- Ee-OH-MA Ew-wha-zah-REE-kay Gerry Vaughn- Gary Steve Wirtel- Wir-TELL Coaches Jon Heacock - Hay-cock Greg Pyszcyzynski - Puh-zin-skee CYCLONES BY STATE Iowa- 44 Ohio- 10 Florida- 9 Texas- 9 California- 8 Illinois- 6 Wisconsin- 5 Michigan- 5 Oklahoma- 4 Georgia- 3 Kansas- 3 Arkansas- 2 Minnesota- 2 Pennsylvania- 2 Australia- 2 Massachusetts- 1 Maryland- 1 Mississippi- 1 Missouri- 1 Nebraska- 1 Virginia- 1 Washington (D.C.)- 1 Nigeria- 1 CAREER RECORDS TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Todd Blythe, Allen Lazard, Quenton Bundrage, Ed Williams, Keith Krepfle, Lane Danielsen, Tracy Henderson, Willie Jones, Dick Limerick, Five players - 9 Hakeem Butler, CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTION Allen Lazard, Otto Stowe, E.J. Bibbs, Tracy Henderson, Ty Watley, Eppie Barney, Chris Anthony, Jon Davis, Austin Flynn, Darius Reynolds, Hakeem Butler, YARD PASSING GAMES 1. 5 Bret Meyer, Jacob Park, Seneca Wallace, Sam Richardson, Austen Arnaud, Sage Rosenfels, Kyle Kempt, - 2 Grant Rohach, Todd Bandhauer, David Archer, COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 200 ATT.) Kyle Kempt, Jacob Park, Austen Arnaud, Bret Oberg, Bret Meyer, Steele Jantz, Seneca Wallace, Joel Lanning, Sam Richardson, David Archer, PASSER RATING Kyle Kempt, Jacob Park, Bret Oberg, Joel Lanning, Bob Utter, Seneca Wallace, Todd Doxzon, Dwight Nichols, Austen Arnaud, Bret Meyer, YARD RUSHING GAMES Troy Davis, Dexter Green, Darren Davis, Alexander Robinson, Dwayne Crutchfield, Ennis Haywood, Stevie Hicks, Blaise Bryant, Joe Henderson, Mike Strachan, Dave Hoppmann, David Montgomery, Mike Warren, RUSHING YARDS 1. 4,382 Troy Davis, ,763 Darren Davis, ,437 Dexter Green, ,309 Alexander Robinson, ,010 Mike Strachan, ,862 Ennis Haywood, ,717 Joe Henderson, ,601 Stevie Hicks, ,562 Dave Hoppmann, ,501 Dwayne Crutchfield, ,003 Mike Warren, ,753 David Montgomery, RECEPTIONS BY A RUNNING BACK Jason Jacobs, Alexander Robinson, Tommy Davis, Darren Davis, Ennis Haywood, James White, David Montgomery, Dexter Green, Andrew Jackson, Aaron Wimberly, YARDS PER CARRY- MINIMUM 200 ATTEMPTS Troy Davis, Buddy Hardeman, Jim Wingender, Mike Warren, Ennis Haywood, Mike Williams, David Montgomery, KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE (MIN. 20 RETURNS) Luther Blue, Aaron Wimberly, Kene Nwangwu, Tom Vaughn, Tom Busch, Jarvis West, Leonard Johnson, Jeff Allen, Ray Hardee, Willie Jones,

10 IOWA STATE FOOTBALL BOWL BERTHS: 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, CONSECUTIVE PASSES WITHOUT AN INTERCEPTION Bret Meyer, Kyle Kempt, Sam Richardson, Todd Bandhauer, David Archer, Austen Arnaud, Joel Lanning, Sam Richardson, Alex Espinoza, 1985 SACKS Shawn Moorehead, Brent Curvey, Reggie Hayward, Nick Leaders, James Reed, Lester Williams, Tyson Smith, Brandon Brown, Kurtis Taylor, Chin Achebe, Dan Watkins, JaQuan Bailey, Willie Harvey, TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINCE 1976) Nick Leaders, Lester Williams, Mike Stensrud, Brent Curvey, James Reed, Shawn Moorehead, Jim Luebbers, Greg Liter, Reggie Hayward, Jeff Braswell, Willie Harvey,