ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL GAME 12 Arkansas vs. No. 3 LSU

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1 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL Rankings: GAME 12 Arkansas vs. No. 3 LSU Friday, Nov. 28 1:30 p.m. CBS Baton Rouge, La. Tiger Stadium LSU - No. 3 ESPN/Coaches Poll / No. 3 AP Arkansas - Receiving Votes The Coaches: Arkansas: Houston Nutt (Oklahoma State, 1981) Career Record: 83-48/.589 (11th year) Arkansas Record: 47-26/.644 (6th year) vs. LSU: 3-2 LSU: Nick Saban(Kent State, 1973) Career Record: (10th year) LSU Record: (4th year) vs. Arkansas: 1-2 TV: CBS Play-by-Play: Craig Bolerjack Analyst: Spencer Tillman Sidelines: Tracy Wolfson Radio: ARSN Internet: Live audio at Series History: LSU leads In Fayetteville: Arkansas leads 1-0 In Little Rock: LSU leads 7-5 In Baton Rouge: LSU leads In Shreveport: LSU leads 16-9 At Neutral Sites: Series tied Last Meeting: Arkansas won Series Streaks: Arkansas has won three of last five Next Game Arkansas will conclude the 2003 regular season with a 1:30 p.m. game in Baton Rouge against the third-ranked LSU Tigers. The Razorbacks have won three of the last five meetings against LSU including last year s victory that sent the Razorbacks to Atlanta for the SEC Championship Game. Arkansas has not won in Baton Rouge since 1993 when the Hogs posted a win. Noting the Razorbacks The Razorbacks have out-rushed opponents by an average of yards per game this season. The Razorbacks are out-rushing SEC opponents by an 88.7 yards per game average. Arkansas is 9-7 when unranked and playing against a ranked opponent under Houston Nutt, including wins in its last three games. Matt Jones has scored 17 career rushing touchdowns including a 62-yard scamper vs. New Mexico State this season. Jones is averaging 27.0 yards per touchdown run in his career. Under Houston Nutt, the Razorbacks have 27 wins by 20 points or more including five wins by that margin this season. The Razorbacks are 7-0 when leading at halftime this season and 35-3 overall under Houston Nutt. Arkansas has 2,644 yards rushing this season which ranks as the 11th-best season total in team history. Arkansas needs 70 rushing yards to tie for 10th with the 1988 team. The LSU game will mark the eighth televised game for the Razorbacks this season. It is the third time since 1998 the Hogs have had at least eight games on TV. Split end George Wilson has caught a pass in 24 consecutive games. The last game Wilson did not have a reception was the 2002 season opener against Boise State. Since 1998, Arkansas is 16-9 in games decided by a touchdown or less including 6-4 in games decided by three points or less. The Razorbacks are 1-2 in 2003 in games decided by a touchdown or less and 1-0 in games decided by three or fewer points. Matt Jones needs 26 rushing yards to move into second place in the SEC career rushing yards for a quarterback. Jones has 1,859 yards and trails Don Smith of Mississippi State with 1,868 in third place and Phil Gargis of Auburn with 1,884 in second place. John Bond of Mississippi State is first with 2,280 yards rushing. ARKANSAS (8-3, 4-3 SEC) Date Opponent (Rank) Site TV Time/Result Sept. 6 TULSA Fayetteville, Ark. W, Sept. 13 at Texas (5/6) Austin, Texas ABC W, Sept. 20 NORTH TEXAS Little Rock, Ark. W, 31-7 Sept. 27 *at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. CBS W, (OT) Oct. 11 *AUBURN Fayetteville, Ark. JP L, 10-3 Oct. 18 *FLORIDA Fayetteville, Ark. CBS L, Oct. 25 *at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. ESPN 2 L, 19-7 Nov. 1 *at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. ESPN 2 W, 71-63(7 OT) Nov. 6 *SOUTH CAROLINA Little Rock, Ark. ESPN W, 28-6 Nov. 15 NEW MEXICO ST. Fayetteville, Ark. W, Nov. 22 *MISSISSIPPI ST. Fayetteville, Ark. W, 52-6 Nov. 28 *at LSU (3/3) Baton Rouge, La. CBS 1:30 p.m. * SEC Game All Times Central; Opponent rank at time of game vs. Arkansas (AP/Coaches) LSU (10-1, 6-1 SEC) Date Opponent Site Time/Result Aug. 30 Louisiana-Monroe Baton Rouge, La. W, 49-7 Sept. 6 at Arizona Tuscon, Ariz. W, Sept. 13 Western Illinois Baton Rouge, La. W, 35-7 Sept. 20 *Georgia Baton Rouge, La. W, Sept. 27 *at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. W, 41-6 Oct. 11 *Florida Baton Rouge, La. L, 19-7 Oct. 18 *at South Carolina Columbia, S.C. W, 33-7 Oct. 25 *Auburn Baton Rouge, La. W, 31-7 Nov. 1 Louisiana Tech Baton Rouge, La. W, Nov. 15 *at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. W, 27-3 Nov. 22 *at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. W, Nov. 28 *Arkansas Baton Rouge, La. 1:30 p.m. * SEC Game SEC Western Division Champions

2 DID YOU KNOW OT Shawn Andrews cousin Jonathan Cheatham was killed in Iraq during operation Iraqi Freedom and his brother, Derrick, is currently serving in Iraq and is a seargent in the U.S. Army. Andrews brother Stacy is an offensive lineman and an All- America track and field athlete at Ole Miss. CB Ahmad Carroll earned All-America honors in the 100m and 200m and is only the second Razorback to earn such honors in the 100m. Carroll is the first UA football player since Clyde Scott (1948) to earn points in the NCAA Outdoor meet. Carroll is the first UA trackster to take All-America honors in the 100 and 200 in the same year. FL Richard Smith earned All-America honors in the long jump and triple jump. TEAM ANALYSIS ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL Last Game The Razorbacks notched their fourth-straight win with a 52-6 victory over Mississippi State. The win concluded the Hogs home schedule this season. Cedric Cobbs went over the 1,000 yard rushing mark for the season with 150 yards against the Bulldogs. Cobbs is just the sixth different Razorback to eclipse the 1,000 yard rushing mark in a season. Last Time vs. LSU Drama was the order of the day when the Hogs and Tigers last met. Matt Jones found DeCori Birmingham in the back corner of the end zone with less than a minute left to tie the game at An excessive celebration penalty against Arkansas forced kicker David Carlton to attempt a 35-yard extra point. Carlton s kick was good and gave the Razorbacks a win and berth in the SEC Championship Game. Nutt in November Houston Nutt has posted a 18-7 (.720) record in the month of November as the Razorbacks head coach. Nutt was 2-2 in 1998, 1999 and In 2001, Nutt guided the Hogs to a 3-1 mark during the month. The 2002 Razorbacks were a perfect 5-0 during November en route to winning the SEC Western Division title. Arkansas is 3-0 thus far in UA LSU Scoring Points Per Game First downs Rushing yardage Average Per Game Passing yardage Average Per Game Total offense Average Per Game Pass Att.-Comp.-Int Passing Touchdowns Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards rd down conversion 81/168 64/150 3rd down percentage 48% 43% Sacks by - Yards Time of possession/game 30:40 33:09 Passing Yardage Allowed Average Per Game Rushing Yardage Allowed Average Per Game INDIVIDUAL ANALYSIS Rushing Yards Comparison Arkansas LSU C. Cobbs J. Vincent M. Jones J. Addai Passing Yards Comparison Arkansas LSU M. Jones M. Mauck Receiving Yards Comparison Arkansas LSU G. Wilson M. Clayton Sweet November The Razorbacks have won 12 of their last 13 games in the month of November, including the last nine straight. Arkansas last loss in the month came against LSU on Nov. 23, 2001, in Baton Rouge. Arkansas has not lost a home game in November since a setback against Ole Miss on Nov. 4, Andrews Named Lombardi Finalist Junior offensive tackle Shawn Andrews is one of four finalists for the 34th Lombardi Award. Andrews is joined on the list by UCLA s David Ball, Oklahoma s Tommie Harris and Georgia s David Pollack. The winner will be announced on Dec. 10, in Houston. Andrews is attempting to become the first Razorback to win the award. Battle for the Boot For the eigth time since its inception, Arkansas and LSU will be playing for "The Golden Boot," a trophy shaped like the two states combined. The trophy was introduced into the series prior to the 1996 game. It is believed to be the heaviest trophy awarded in a college football rivalry. It weighs approximately 175 pounds. LSU won the trophy in its first two years (1996, 1997) before Arkansas reclaimed it in LSU won the trophy in The Razorbacks won the trophy in 2000 with a 14-3 win in Little Rock before the Tigers earned it back last season with a victory at Baton Rouge. The Hogs took the trophy back in 2002 with a win over LSU in Little Rock. In each of the last five meetings, the trophy has changed hands. LSU is the only school to defend the trophy. The Tigers won it in back-to-back tries in 1996 and Louisiana Razorbacks The Razorbacks have five players on the roster who hail from the state of Louisiana, including a pair of starters. Safety Tony Bua and flanker Richard Smith both call the Bayou State home. Bua is from River Ridge, while Smith is from Shreveport. Reggie Banks is also from Shreveport. Stephen Parker hails from Mandeville. Lucas Jackson calls West Monroe home. High Rollers For just the third time in team history the Razorbacks have a 1,500-yard passer and a 1,000-yard rusher in the same season. QB Matt Jones has thrown for 1,768 yards this season, while TB Cedric Cobbs has 1,010 yards rushing. It marks the second straight year the Razorbacks have accomplished the feat as Jones threw for 1,592 yards and Fred Talley ran for 1,119 yards in The only other duo to hit the 1,500-1,000 mark was QB Barry Lunney Jr. who threw for 2,181 yards and TB Madre Hill who rushed for 1,387 yards in SEC Western Division Champions

3 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL ARKANSAS-LSU SERIES HISTORY LSU leads YEAR RESULT SCORE SITE 1901 L 15-0 Baton Rouge, La T 6-6 Baton Rouge, La L Little Rock, Ark L 36-4 Little Rock, Ark W 16-0 Memphis, Tenn W 51-0 Little Rock, Ark W 11-0 Little Rock, Ark L 7-6 Little Rock, Ark L 12-7 Shreveport, La W Shreveport, La L 13-7 Shreveport, La L 17-7 Shreveport, La W 14-0 Shreveport, La L 20-0 Shreveport, La L 3-0 Shreveport, La L 10-7 Shreveport, La W 40-6 Shreveport, La W Shreveport, La W 10-7 Shreveport, La W 12-0 Shreveport, La L 14-0 Shreveport, La W 28-0 Shreveport, La W 7-0 Shreveport, La W 32-0 Shreveport, La L Shreveport, La L 13-6 Shreveport, La L 14-0 Shreveport, La L 20-0 Shreveport, La L 16-0 Shreveport, La L 13-7 Shreveport, La L 19-7 Shreveport, La T 0-0 *Dallas, Texas 1953 L 9-8 Little Rock, Ark L 7-6 Shreveport, La L 13-7 Little Rock, Ark L 21-7 Shreveport, La L 14-7 **Dallas, Texas 1992 W 30-6 Fayetteville, Ark W Baton Rouge, La L Little Rock, Ark L 28-0 Baton Rouge, La L 17-7 Little Rock, Ark L Baton Rouge, La W Little Rock, Ark L Baton Rouge, La W 14-3 Little Rock, Ark L Baton Rouge, La W Little Rock, Ark. At Fayetteville: Arkansas leads 1-0 At Little Rock: LSU leads 7-5 At Baton Rouge: LSU leads At Shreveport: LSU leads 16-9 *1947 Cotton Bowl **1966 Cotton Bowl On Target In the month of November, no quarterback in the SEC has been in a groove more than Matt Jones. Since the first of the month, Jones has completed 46-of-65 passes for a 70.7 completion percentage. That mark is the best in the league, with LSU s Matt Mauck just behind Jones in second having completed 68.2 percent of his passes (58-of-85). Jones has thrown for 734 yards in that stretch, and a league-best nine touchdowns and no interceptions. Jones is the only quarterback in the Southeastern Conference not to have thrown an interception in the month of November. Upset Alert A national ranking has not been a favorable sign in the UA-LSU series in recent history. The last time a ranked team won in the series was 1998 when the 13th-ranked Hogs posted a victory in Little Rock. In the last four games the unranked team has upset the ranked team. The Tigers were ranked 17th in 2002, but lost in the final minute in Little Rock. In 2001, the Razorbacks entered Tiger Stadium with a No. 24 national ranking, but lost to the Tigers. In 2000, the 24th-ranked Tigers dropped a 14-3 decision in Little Rock. It was the 17th-ranked Razorbacks who were toppled in the 1999 meeting as the Tigers posted a victory in Baton Rouge. Arkansas vs. No. 3 The Razorbacks have played 11 games against teams holding the No. 3 ranking in the AP poll and have posted a 1-10 record in those games. The only win was a victory over the third-ranked Tennessee Volunteers in 1999 in Fayetteville. A Little More Jones In the last four games Matt Jones has chewed up yardage like a rolling ball of butcher knives. Jones has accounted for 51 percent of Arkansas total offensive yardage in that stretch, rolling up 1,057 of the Hogs 2,077 yards. Jones had 372 of the team s 605 (61 percent) yards in the seven overtime win vs. Kentucky. Jones accounted for just 38 percent of the yardage against South Carolina (154-of-396), but amassed 271 of the Hogs 500 yards (54 percent) against New Mexico State. Jones has accounted for 13 (four rushing, nine passing) of Arkansas 25 touchdowns in those four games. Leading the Pack Of the 100 players listed in the NCAA s total offense leaders, QB Matt Jones leads the group with an 8.47 yards per play average. Jones is just ahead of Oklahoma QB Jason White who is averaging 8.45 yards per play this season. Should it hold, Jones average would shatter the current Arkansas record of yards per play in a season of 7.34 by Jack Robbins in The 700 Club Matt Jones is 47 yards shy of reaching 700 rushing yards this season. Should Jones hit that mark, it would be the first time since 1989 the Razorbacks had a pair of backs rush for at least 700 yards in a season. Cedric Cobbs has already eclipsed the mark with 1,010 rushing yards this season. Barry Foster (833 yards) and James Rouse (869 yards) accomplished the feat that year. Finding the End Zone Matt Jones has accounted for 23 touchdowns this season (seven rushing, 16 passing) which ties him for the second-most in a single season in UA history. Jones is tied with Quinn Grovey who had 23 TDs in Jones is four scores shy of tying the record of 27 set by Clint Stoerner in Tough Schedule Based on the cumulative record s of the their 2003 opponents, the Razorbacks have the 17th toughest schedule in the nation. The Hogs foes have an overall record of for a.574 winning percentage. Arkansas is one of three SEC teams in the national top 20. Alabama s schedule is rated first, while Auburn comes in at 20th SEC Western Division Champions

4 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL RAZORBACKS ON PRESEASON WATCH LISTS/HONORS BUTKUS AWARD (Nation s Top Linebacker) Tony Bua Caleb Miller LOMBARDI AWARD (Nation s Top Lineman/Linebacker) Shawn Andrews, OT (semi-finalist) OUTLAND TROPHY (Nation s Top Lineman) Shawn Andrews, OT RIMINGTON AWARD (Nation s Top Center) Dan Doughty JIM THORPE AWARD (Nation s Top Defensive Back) Ahmad Carroll Lawrence Richardson DOAK WALKER AWARD (Nation s Top Running Back) De Arrius Howard Cedric Cobbs (Midseason) Shawn Andrews All-America First Team - Athlon, Lindy s, College Football News, The Sporting News, Street & Smith s, Nationalchamps.net, Birmingham News, Collegefootballnews.com All-SEC First Team - Athlon, Lindy s, College Football News, The Sporting News, Street & Smith s, Birmingham News, Phipps, Southeastern Football Saturdays SEC Offensive Player of the Year - Collegefootballnews.com Blanked Since 1998 the Razorbacks are tied for the most shutouts in the SEC with five. The Razorbacks posted one shutout in 1998, 1999 and 2000 and a pair of shutouts during the 2002 season. Tennessee, LSU and Auburn have each posted five shutouts since Bua Earns Defensive POW Senior safety Tony Bua was named the SEC s Defensive Player of the Week following his 19-tackle performance against South Carolina last week. Bua registered 12 solo stops and three quarterback hurries against the Gamecocks. Bua is the third Razorback to earn defensive POW honors. Arrion Dixon took the award following the Hogs win over Kentucky, while Caleb Miller did the same following the win over Texas. Long Distance (Updated ) Since joining the Razorback lineup midway through 2001 Matt Jones has provided plenty of excitement. As a runner, Jones has scored 17 touchdowns on the ground including a 62-yard scamper vs. New Mexico State this season. Jones is averaging 27.0 yards per touchdown run in his career. Through the air, Jones has 36 career scores for an average of 19.4 yards per TD. Combined, the Fort Smith, Ark., product is averaging 21.6 yards per touchdown since Scoring Streak (Updated ) The Razorbacks have scored in 97 consecutive games, the second-longest streak in team history. Arkansas has not been shutout since a 28-0 loss to LSU in Baton Rouge on Nov. 18, The longest scoring streak in Razorback history is 125 games set from Sept. 15, 1973 to Nov. 19, The Hogs were shutout by Southern Cal, 17-0, in the season opener on Sept. 15, 1973 and went 125 games before being blanked by SMU, 17-0, on Nov. 19, Jimmy Beasley All-SEC Second Team: Birmingham News DeCori Birmingham All-SEC Second Team: Lindy s (all-purpose back) Tony Bua All-SEC First Team: Athlon, Street & Smith's, Birmingham News, Collegefootballnews.com, Phipps, Southeastern Football Saturday s All-SEC Second Team: Lindy's, The Sporting News Ahmad Carroll All-SEC First Team: Southeastern Football Saturdays All-SEC Second Team: Athlon, Lindy s, Street & Smith's De Arrius Howard All-SEC Second Team: The Sporting News Marvin Jackson All-SEC Second Team: Athlon (punt returner) Caleb Miller All-SEC Second Team: Athlon, Lindy s, Birmingham News Lawrence Richardson All-SEC First Team: Athlon, Lindy s, Collegefootballnews.com, The Sporting News All-SEC Second Team: Birmingham News, Phipps All-SEC Third Team: Street & Smith s George Wilson All-SEC Third Team: Street & Smith s BEST OVERALL RECORD (1998-Nov. 23, 2003) SEC Western Division Arkansas Ole Miss LSU Alabama Auburn Miss. State BOWL APPEARANCES ( ) SEC Arkansas 5 Florida 5 Georgia 5 Tennessee 5 Ole Miss 4 Alabama 3 Auburn 3 LSU 3 Miss. State 3 Kentucky 2 South Carolina 2 Vanderbilt 0 MOST HOME SEC WINS (1998-Nov. 23, 2003) Arkansas Tennessee Georgia Florida LSU Ole Miss Auburn Alabama Miss. State South Carolina Kentucky Vanderbilt SEC Western Division Champions

5 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL ARKANSAS BY THE NUMBERS Record SEC West East Non-Conference Home Away Neutral Day Night (5 p.m. or later) TV Games ABC CBS ESPN ESPN Jefferson Pilot Scoring First Opponent Scoring First Leading at Half Trailing at Half Tied at Half Leading after Third Trailing after Third Tied after Third Overtime Games Scoring less than 20 pts Scoring 20+ points Scoring 30+ points Allowing less than 20 pts Allowing 20+ points Allowing 30+ points Rushing for less than 100 yds Rushing for over 100 yds Rushing for 200+ yds Passing for 200+ yds Passing for 300+ yds Totaling less than 300 yds yds. of total offense yds. of total offense Allowing less than 100 yds. rushing Allowing less than 300 yds. total off Allowing 300+ yds total offense Having 100-yd. rusher Without a 100-yd. rusher Opp. have 100-yd. rusher No Turnovers less than 3 turnovers or more turnovers no takeaways or more takeaways more than 30:00 of possession less than 30:00 of possession Hitting' 20 (Updated ) In Houston Nutt s six seasons at Arkansas, the Razorbacks have scored 20 points or more in a game 55 times and have posted a record in those games. Arkansas went 9-1 in 2002 when hitting the 20-point mark. The Hogs had a 9-3 mark in Nutt's first year in 1998 and followed that with a 7-2 record in Arkansas went 5-3 in 2000 and 5-2 the following year in Always in the Lineup (Updated ) A quartet of Razorbacks have double-digit consecutive start streaks. Linebacker Caleb Miller owns the longest current streak on the team at 38 games after starting every contest the last two seasons. Tony Bua is a close second with 34 straight starts. Offensive tackle Bo Lacy has started 26 consecutive games. Arkansas in Fayetteville, Little Rock (Updated ) With two home stadiums, the Razorbacks have proven to be tough on both home fronts. Arkansas holds a (.670) mark at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium including a 17-7 (.708) record under Houston Nutt. At War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock, the Hogs are (.726) and are unbeaten at 16-0 under Nutt. Dixon Earns SEC POW Junior defensive tackle Arrion Dixon was named the SEC Player of the Week following Arkansas win over Kentucky. Dixon recorded a career-best 15 tackles including three tackles for loss (-11) and a sack (-6). Dixon also had two quarterback hurries helped cause a fumble on the game s final play to preserve the win against the Wildcats. Cobbs Added To Doak Walker List Senior tailback Cedric Cobbs has been included as a Doak Walker candidate as a midseason supplemental addition. The list will be paired down to eight finalists on Nov. 19. Cobbs has rushed for a team-high 728 yards rushing and leads the SEC with a yards per game average. Cobbs has rushed for at least 100 yards in four games this season. 200 Yards And A Cloud of Dust (Updated ) With a 322-yard rushing performance against Mississippi State, Arkansas has cracked the 200-yard barrier 27 times in Houston Nutt s 73 games (37 percent) as head coach. Since 2001, the Razorbacks have rushed for 200+ yards 21 times in 36 contests (58 percent) including 10 times in The Hogs hit the 200-yard mark four times in The Razorbacks are 23-3 in those 26 games. Andrews, Cobbs Named to Midseason All-America Team Arkansas junior offensive tackle Shawn Andrews and senior tailback Cedric Cobbs were named to SI.com s Midseason All-America Team. The squad, selected by SI.com s college football writers, recognizes players that have distinguished themselves in the first half of the college football season. Arkansas joined Georgia, Miami, Nebraska and Oklahoma as the only teams with multiple players on the All-America list. Hurricane on the Web Offensive tackle Shawn Hurricane Andrews has taken the World Wide Web by storm with the launch of a new website The site is designed to keep sportswriters, broadcasters and college football fans across the nation updated on the Razorbacks Outland Trophy and Lombardi Award candidate. Shawnandrews.net includes biographical information, fun facts about Shawn and a photo gallery. It also tracks Andrews game-by-game performances and the Razorback s 2003 schedule and results. Jones Named USA Today.com POW Matt Jones was named national player of the week by USA Today.com following Arkansas victory over the Texas Longhorns. Jones, a junior, threw for 139 yards and one touchdown on 8-of-16 passing, and ran for 102 yards and another score on 12 carries. Jones recorded the fourth 100-yard rushing game of his career, and he ran and threw for a touchdown in the same game for the eighth time in his career SEC Western Division Champions

6 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL Cobbs Takes National Honor Following his 198-yard rushing performance against Alabama, tailback Cedric Cobbs was named the The Sporting News National Player of the Week. Cobbs had 36 carries, including one for a five-yard touchdown, as the Razorbacks posted a double-overtime win over the Crimson Tide. Arkansas National Team of the Week The American Football Writer s Association of America named the Razorbacks it s national team of the week following their victory over No. 5 Texas in Austin. The honor is decided by a 16-member panel of the organization s Grantland Rice Super 16 poll. The win ended Texas 20- game home winning streak and was the third straight over the Longhorns. In Little Rock Under Houston Nutt Since 1998 the Razorbacks have posted a perfect 16-0 mark in games played in Little Rock, including a 28-6 victory over South Carolina this season. The Hogs have not lost in the state capital since Tennessee claimed a win on Nov. 15, Houston Nutt vs. Ranked Teams (Updated ) Since becoming the Razorbacks head coach in 1998, Houston Nutt has posted an mark against nationally ranked teams. The Razorbacks have won five of their last eight games against ranked opponents with two of those wins against top 10 teams (No. 6 Texas, 2003 and No. 9 South Carolina, 2001). Nutt is 2-2 against non-conference ranked foes. The Razorbacks lost to No. 15 Michigan, 45-31, in the 1999 Citrus Bowl, beat No. 14 Texas, 27-6, in the 2000 Cotton Bowl, lost to No. 10 Oklahoma, 10-3, in the 2002 Cotton Bowl and beat No. 6 Texas, 38-28, in Austin in Hogs On Jim Thorpe Watch List Arkansas defensive backs Lawrence Richardson and Ahmad Carroll are on the 2003 Jim Thorpe Award watch list. The award is presented to the nation s best defensive back. Richardson is the active career SEC leader in interceptions with seven and in pass deflections with 33. Carroll enters 2003 SEC STANDINGS EASTERN DIVISION 2003 picked as one of the five best cover-corners in the nation by ESPN s Kirk Herbstreit. Doughty Center of Attention After only one season as a starter (2002), senior Dan Doughty was placed on the Rimington (nation s top center) watch list. The Wynne, Ark., native started 12 games in 2002 after appearing in only one game the previous two years. Doughty had 36 knockdown blocks last season and graded out at 80 percent or higher nine times. Hogging The Altar Three Razorback seniors took advantage of the summer break to make time for a trip to the altar. Offensive guard Mark Bokermann (Leah), wide receiver Tom Crowder (Kristin) and offensive guard Jerry Reith (Amy) all said I Do in the offseason. They join seniors Steven Harris (Winter) and Scott Davenport (Sarah) to make six Razorbacks that have walked down the aisle prior to completing their playing careers. Justin Scott added his name to the list of married Razorbacks when he married his fiance, Donnisha, the week of the Alabama game (Sept. 21). Oh Brother (In-Law) Where Art Thou? Senior offensive guard Jerry Reith thought he might have the ideal woman for friend and teammate Mark Bokermann. It just so happened Jerry s choice was his sister, Leah. Jerry set up a meeting between the two and the couple began dating. Bokermann and Leah were married last June. Reith and Bokermann are also starters on the Hogs o-line. Razorback Graduates Nine Razorbacks received their undergraduate degree last spring and are playing as seniors this fall. George Wilson (administrative management), Richard Smith (kinesiology/k-12), Jimmy Beasley (marketing management), Tom Crowder (AFLS/agribusiness management), Jerry Reith (industrial engineering with math minor), Mark Bokermann (finance) and Justin Scott (transportation and logistics), Caleb Miller (kinesiology) and Scott Davenport (kinesiology) each earned their degrees and are currently 2003 SEC PRESEASON PREDICTION First Place Votes in Parenthesis Media Poll at SEC Media Days SEC Pct. Overall Pct. PF PA Florida Georgia Tennessee South Carolina Kentucky Vanderbilt WESTERN DIVISION SEC Pct. Overall Pct. PF PA LSU Ole Miss Auburn Arkansas Mississippi State #Alabama # Ineligible for conference title EASTERN DIVISION Pts. Georgia (42) 124 Tennessee (30) 138 Florida (6) 207 South Carolina 349 Vanderbilt 356 #Kentucky 464 WESTERN DIVISION Pts. Auburn (60) 105 LSU (13) 162 Arkansas (2) 278 #Alabama (1) 303 Ole Miss (2) 332 Mississippi State 458 # Ineligible for conference title SEC Western Division Champions

7 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL pursuing their master s degrees. Going for Six The Razorbacks enter the 2003 season looking to make it six-for-six in bowl appearances under head coach Houston Nutt. Arkansas is one of only four SEC schools to earn a bowl bid each of the past five seasons and the only SEC Western Division team to earn five straight bowl trips. Lou Holtz and Ken Hatfield each led the Razorbacks to bowl games in their first six seasons as head. Holtz took the Hogs bowling from , while Hatfield accomplished the feat from UA Players Now Coaches Four current Arkansas coaches also played collegiately for the Razorbacks. Head coach Houston Nutt was a quarterback for Frank Broyles and then Lou Holtz from before transferring to Oklahoma State. Running backs coach Danny Nutt transferred in as a senior and helped lead the Hogs to the 1984 Liberty Bowl. James Shibest, who coaches receivers and specialists, earned All-Southwest Conference honors as a receiver for the Razorbacks in 1984 and His career receiving yardage of 1,920 ranks third all-time in the UA record books. Louis Campbell, director of football operations, was a defensive back for Arkansas from and is tied for third in career interceptions with 12. MISCELLANEOUS NOTES With six interceptions vs. Mississippi State, the Razorbacks have now forced at least one turnover in 35 consecutive regular season games. The last regular season game the Hogs failed to get an interception or fumble was on Nov. 11, 2000, against Tennessee. The Razorbacks have allowed only 13 tailbacks to net 100 yards rushing in a game in the last 38 contests. Since 2002, the Hogs have had only seven opposing players rush for 100 yards or better. Following Arkansas win over then No. 6 Texas, the Razorbacks jumped to a national ranking of 14th after not being listed in the polls. No team that was unranked one week has ever made a higher debut the next week than Arkansas No. 14 since the AP expanded from 20 to 25 teams in Cedric Cobbs has nine career 100-yard rushing games which is tied for the fifth most in Arkansas history along with Bill Burnett and Oscar Malone. Cedric Cobbs is averaging 17.8 yards per TD run this season. Arkansas is 7-3 in its last 10 road games dating back to The Razorbacks have 15 touchdowns on plays of 20 yards or more this season. The Razorbacks have the best winning percentage in overtime games of any SEC team. Arkansas is 5-1 in OT games for an.833 percentage. The Hogs are tied for the most wins with Ole Miss (5-3). Arkansas has scored 90 points off opponent turnovers (29). Arkansas is second in the SEC in fourth-quarter scoring with a +31 margin. The Razorbacks forced opponents into 53 three-and-out drives this season, fourth-most in the SEC. In those 35 games, the Razorbacks have 18 games with at least one interception and fumble. Arkansas also has 10 games with at least two interceptions and six games with at least three picks. The Hogs also have seven games with at least two fumble recoveries, two games with three recovered fumbles and one game with four recoveries. CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORED STREAK SEC TEAMS ONLY (As of ) Consecutive Team (National Rank) Games Last Shuout 1. Florida (8) vs. Auburn, Tennessee vs. Florida, Georgia vs. Alabama, Arkansas vs. LSU, Ole Miss vs. Arkansas, Alabama vs. Auburn, LSU vs. Alabama, 31-0 South Carolina vs. Arkansas, Auburn vs. USC, 23-0 Kentucky vs. Tennessee, Mississippi State vs. Alabama, Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee, SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES LEADERS UA A Total TDs Blks FF FR Tom Crowder Marcus Whitmore Vickiel Vaughn Eddie Jackson Pierre Brown Darren Rogers Ahmad Carroll Desmond Sims Bo Mosley Michael Robinson Sam Olajabutu Jimmy Beasley Marvin Jackson John Jackson Brandon Holmes D. Birmingham Lorenzo Robinson La. Richardson Elliott Harris Arrion Dixon SEC Western Division Champions

8 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL JONES CAREER AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY VS. OTHER NOTABLE DUAL-THREAT QUARTERBACKS Combined Rushing Passing Receiving Total Yards Player, School Avg. Yds./Play Att. Yds. Att. Yds. Att. Yds. Att. Yds. Woodrow Dantzler, Clemson , , ,387 10,798 Matt Jones, Arkansas , , ,549 Charlie Ward, Florida State , ,636 Donovan McNabb, Syracuse , , ,403 9,954 Daunte Culpepper, Central Fla ,020 1,391 11, ,849 12,432 Seneca Wallace, Iowa State , ,201 Antwaan Randle El, Indiana ,895 1,060 7, ,917 11,364 THE RAZORBACKS RECORD UNDER HOUSTON NUTT Leading At Leading After Trailing At Trailing After Tied At Tied After Halftime 3rd Qtr. Halftime 3rd Qtr. Halftime 3rd Qtr Total Ark. - Opp. Rushing Opponent Rushing Yards Margin Result Boise State W, South Florida W, 42-3 Alabama L, Tennessee L, Auburn W, Kentucky L, Ole Miss W, Troy State W, 23-0 South Carolina W, 23-0 La.-Lafayette W, Mississippi St W, LSU W, Georgia L, 30-3 Minnesota (1,485) L, LEADING THE PACK 2002 Rushing Margin: yards per game 2003 Rushing Margin: yards per game All Games Since 2002: yards per game ^vs. Non-Conference Teams: (1,027) yards per game vs SEC Teams: (621) yards per game All Games Since 2002 at Home: (1,720) yards per game All Games Since 2002 on the Road: (1,006) yards per game vs. Ranked Teams: yards per game SINCE 2002 ARKANSAS RECORD WHEN Outrushing Opponents: 16-4 Being Outrushed: 1-4 ARKANSAS OUTRUSHING OPPONENTS BY 2003 Ark. - Opp. Rushing Opponent Rushing Yards Margin Result Tulsa W, Texas W, North Texas W, 31-7 Alabama W, Auburn L, 10-3 Florida L, Ole Miss L, 19-7 Kentucky W, South Carolina W, 28-6 New Mexico St W, Mississippi St (1,105) W, 52-6 LSU 1-50 Yards: Three Times Yards: Four Times Yards: Three Times Yards: Three Times Yards: Five Times Yards: Two Times 300+ Yards: One Time OPPONENTS OUTRUSHING ARKANSAS BY 1-50 Yards: Two Times Yards: Three Times 101+ Yards: NA ^ Includes Bowl Games SEC Western Division Champions

9 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL HOUSTON NUTT AT A GLANCE BORN: Oct. 14, 1957 FAMILY: wife Diana (Thomas); twin daughters Hailey and Hanna (9/26/88); daughter Haven (3/19/91); son Houston III (3/11/87) Record at Arkansas: Career Record: EDUCATION Central HS (Little Rock, Ark.) (1976) Oklahoma State B.A. in physical education (1981) JOINED UA STAFF: Dec. 10, 1997 Years of Collegiate Head Coaching Experience/at UA: 11/6 Years of Collegiate Coaching Experience/ at UA: 23/10 COACHING HISTORY 1981 Oklahoma State (GA coach secondary) 1982 Oklahoma State GA coach running backs) 1983 Arkansas (GA coach running backs) May-August 1984 Arkansas State (assistant coach QBs) 1984 Oklahoma State (assistant coach WRs) Oklahoma State (assistant coach WRs) 1988 Oklahoma State (WRs) Arkansas (assistant coach WRs) Murray State (head coach) 1997 Boise State (head coach) Arkansas (head coach) PLAYING HISTORY Arkansas (quarterback) Oklahoma State (quarterback) YEAR-BY-YEAR Year School W L Pct Murray State Murray State Murray State Murray State Boise State Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Totals (11 seasons) Career Record By School Murray State (4 seasons) Boise State (1 season) Arkansas (6 seasons) NOTING HOUSTON NUTT Guided the Razorbacks to SEC Western Division titles in 1998 and 2002 Arkansas has 34 home victories under Nutt since 1998 for the most home wins in the SEC (34-7,.829) Nutt has guided the Hogs to 47 wins in six seasons, the most among SEC Western Division teams in that span The Razorbacks have been to five bowls in five years which is tied for the most in the SEC Arkansas has appeared on television 44 times in Nutt s six-year tenure Nutt has coached six All-America selections since becoming head coach at Arkansas The Razorbacks have won 20 straight non-conference regularseason games under Nutt Arkansas is a perfect 16-0 in games played in Little Rock since 1998 The Razorbacks have had 88 SEC Academic Honor Roll selec - tions since Nutt became head coach Arkansas has had 12 NFL Draft selections under Nutt Since 1998, the Razorbacks have had 44 All-SEC selections BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE AMONG SEC COACHES AT SEC SCHOOLS Coach W L T Pct. Mark Richt, UGA Phillip Fulmer, UT Nick Saban, LSU David Cutcliffe, UM Ron Zook, UF Houston Nutt, AR Tommy Tuberville, AU Jackie Sherrill, MSU Rich Brooks, UK Lou Holtz, SC Mike Shula, UA Bobby Johnson, VU Nutt has led the Razorbacks to top 20 national finishes in total defense and rushing defense in his five seasons as head coach The Razorbacks have averaged 27.3 points per game since 1998 and have scored 20 points or more 54 times in Nutt s 73 games Arkansas has had 18 games with 200 yards or more passing and has set the top three passing touchdown totals in school history in Nutt s tenure In 2002, the Razorbacks led the SEC in rushing yards per game and ranked 12th nationally with yards per game Arkansas posted a 3-1 record on the road in 2002 with only loss coming in six overtimes at Tennessee In 2001, Arkansas and Ole Miss played in the longest game in NCAA history. The Razorbacks and Rebels went into seven overtimes before the Hogs claimed victory on a failed two-point conversion; Arkansas matched that record with another seven overtime game against Kentucky in The Hogs won that game in Lexington SEC Western Division Champions

10 1998 Record: 9-3 (6-2 SEC*) SEC Western Division Co-Champions Sept. 5 Louisiana-Lafayette W Sept. 19 SMU (LR) W Sept. 26 Alabama* W 42-6 Oct. 3 Kentucky* (LR) W Oct. 10 at Memphis W 23-9 Oct. 17 at South Carolina* W Oct. 31 at Auburn* W Nov. 7 Ole Miss* W 34-0 Nov. 14 at Tennessee* L Nov. 21 at Mississippi State* L Nov. 27 LSU* (LR) W Jan. 1 Michigan# L # 1999 Florida Citrus Bowl (Orlando, Fla.) 1999 Record: 8-4 (4-4 SEC*) Sept. 4 at SMU W 26-0 Sept. 18 Louisiana-Monroe (LR) W 44-6 Sept. 25 at Alabama* L Oct. 2 at Kentucky* L Oct. 9 Middle Tennessee W 58-6 Oct. 16 South Carolina* (LR) W Oct. 30 Auburn* W Nov. 6 at Ole Miss* L Nov. 13 Tennessee* W Nov. 20 Mississippi State* (LR) W 14-9 Nov. 26 at LSU* L Jan. 1 Texas# W 27-6 # 2000 Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) 2000 Record: 6-6 (3-5 SEC*) Sept. 2 Southwest Missouri State (LR) W 38-0 Sept. 16 Boise State (LR) W Sept. 23 Alabama* W Sept. 30 Georgia* L 7-38 Oct. 7 Louisiana-Monroe W 52-6 Oct. 14 at South Carolina* L 7-27 Oct. 28 at Auburn* L Nov. 4 Ole Miss* L Nov. 11 at Tennessee* L Nov. 18 at Mississippi State* W (OT) Nov. 24 LSU* (LR) W 14-3 Dec. 21 UNLV# L # Las Vegas Bowl IX (Las Vegas, Nev.) 2001 Record: 7-5 (4-4 SEC*) Aug. 30 UNLV (LR) W Sept. 8 Tennessee* L 3-13 Sept. 22 at Alabama* L Sept. 29 at Georgia* L Oct. 6 Weber State W Oct. 13 South Carolina* (LR) W 10-7 Oct. 27 Auburn* W Nov. 3 at Ole Miss* W (7 OT) Nov. 10 Central Florida W Nov. 17 Mississippi State W Nov. 23 at LSU* L Jan. 1 Oklahoma# L 3-10 # 2002 Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL HOUSTON NUTT YEAR-BY-YEAR AT ARKANSAS 2002 Record: 9-5 (5-3 SEC*) SEC Western Division Co-Champions Sept. 7 Boise State W Sept. 14 South Florida (LR) W 42-3 Sept. 28 Alabama* L Oct. 5 at Tennessee* L (6 OT) Oct. 12 at Auburn* W Oct. 19 Kentucky* L Oct. 26 Ole Miss* W Nov. 2 Troy State (LR) W 23-0 Nov. 9 at South Carolina* W 23-0 Nov. 16 La.-Lafayette W Nov. 23 at Mississippi State* W Nov. 29 LSU* (LR) W Dec. 7 vs. Georgia% L 3-30 Dec. 30 vs. Minnesota# L % 2002 SEC Championship Game (Atlanta, Ga.) # 2002 Music City Bowl (Nashville, Tenn.) HOUSTON NUTT VS. RANKED TEAMS AT ARKANSAS (1998-Present) Record: Record vs. Top 5: 2-2 Record vs. Top 10: 3-5 Rank Result Score 1998 Alabama 22 W 42-6 at Tennessee 1 L Michigan! 15 L Ole Miss 23 L Tennessee 3 W Miss. State 12 W 14-9 Texas 14 W Georgia 24 L 7-38 at South Carolina 24 L 7-27 at Auburn 25 L at Miss. State 13 W LSU 24 W Tennessee 8 L 3-13 South Carolina 9 W 10-7 Auburn 17 W Oklahoma@ 10 L at Tennessee 10 L (6 OT) at Auburn 21 W LSU 18 W Georgia$ 4 L at Texas 5 W 38-28! 1999 Florida Citrus Bowl # 2000 Southwestern Bell Cotton 2002 SBC Cotton Bowl Classic $ SEC Championship Game SEC Western Division Champions

11 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL RAZORBACK 20-YARD PLAYS Yds. Opp. Player(s) Res. Qtr. 58 Tulsa Cedric Cobbs option pitch from Matt Jones TD 1st 48 Tulsa Ryan Sorahan pass to Richard Smith 1st Down 1st 54 Tulsa Matt Jones option keeper around left end TD 2nd 23 Tulsa Cedric Cobbs rush up the middle 1st Down 3rd 31 Tulsa De Arrius Howard rush 1st Down 3rd 33 Tulsa Ryan Sorahan pass to Richard Smith 1st Down 4th 41 Tulsa Matt Jones pass to Richard Smith TD 4th 22 Texas Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 1st 34 Texas Ryan Sorahan pass to Richard Smith 1st Down 2nd 46 Texas Cedric Cobbs rush up the middle TD 3rd 54 Texas Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 3rd 60 Texas Matt Jones rush around left end 1st Down 4th 24 North Texas Cedric Cobbs rush over left end 1st Down 1st 39 North Texas Ryan Sorahan pass to George Wilson 1st Down 2nd 26 North Texas Matt Jones pass to George Wilson TD 2nd 22 North Texas Matt Jones pass to Jason Peters 1st Down 2nd 28 North Texas Ryan Sorahan pass to George Wilson 1st Down 4th 39 Alabama Matt Jones rush around right end TD 1st 30 Alabama Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 1st 21 Alabama Matt Jones rush around right end 1st Down 2nd 22 Alabama Cedric Cobbs rush over right end 1st Down 2nd 26 Alabama Matt Jones pass to Steven Harris 1st Down 4th 21 Alabama Matt Jones pass to Jason Peters 1st Down 4th 33 Auburn Matt Jones pass to Chris Baker 1st Down 1st 28 Auburn De Arrius Howard rush up the middle 1st Down 2nd 39 Auburn Cedric Cobbs rush up the middle 1st Down 3rd 25 Auburn Matt Jones pass to DeCori Birmingham 1st Down 3rd 23 Auburn Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 3rd 20 Florida Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 1st 31 Florida Matt Jones pass to Steven Harris 1st Down 2nd 21 Florida Matt Jones rush 1st Down 3rd 26 Florida Matt Jones pass to Jason Peters 1st Down 3rd 26 Florida Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 3rd 24 Florida Matt Jones pass to Richard Smith 1st Down 4th 26 Florida Matt Jones rush 1st Down 4th 50 Florida Matt Jones pass to Richard Smith 1st Down 4th 31 Ole Miss Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 1st 31 Ole Miss Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 4th 42 Kentucky DeCori Birmingham rush 1st Down 1st 26 Kentucky Matt Jones pass to Richard Smith TD 2nd 20 Kentucky DeCori Birmingham rush 1st Down 3rd 20 Kentucky Matt Jones rush 1st Down 4th 56 Kentucky Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 4th 25 Kentucky DeCori Birmingham rush TD 7 OT 51 S. Carolina DeCori Birmingham rush TD 1st 24 S. Carolina Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 1st 36 S. Carolina Matt Jones pass to Richard Smith TD 3rd 32 NMSU Ryan Sorahan pass to Steven Harris 1st Down 1st 25 NMSU Matt Jones pass to Richard Smith 1st Down 2nd 31 NMSU Mark Pierce rush 1st Down 2nd 25 NMSU Matt Jones pass to Richard Smith TD 2nd 32 NMSU Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 2nd 23 NMSU Matt Jones rush 1st Down 3rd 62 NMSU Matt Jones rush TD 3rd 21 NMSU Matt Jones rush TD 3rd 21 NMSU DeCori Birmingham rush 1st Down 4th 55 Miss. State Matt Jones pass to George Wilson 1st Down 2nd 20 Miss. State Matt Jones pass to Steven Harris 1st Down 2nd 33 Miss. State Matt Jones rush 1st Down 3rd 25 Miss. State Matt Jones pass to George Wilson TD 3rd 43 Miss. State Ryan Sorahan pass to Steven Harris TD 4th 28 Miss. State Kyle Dickerson rush 1st Down 4th 20-YARD PLAY BREAKDOWN By Play Run Pass By Result Touchdown First Down By Player Matt Jones George Wilson Richard Smith Cedric Cobbs Ryan Sorahan DeCori Birmingham Jason Peters Steven Harris De Arrius Howard Chris Baker Mark Pierce Kyle Dickerson By Quarter 1st nd rd th Overtime By Opponent Tulsa Texas North Texas Alabama Auburn Florida Ole Miss Kentucky South Carolina New Mexico State Mississippi State LSU Passing Matt Jones Ryan Sorahan Rushing Matt Jones Cedric Cobbs DeCori Birmingham De Arrius Howard Mark Pierce Kyle Dickerson Receiving George Wilson Richard Smith Jason Peters Steven Harris Chris Baker DeCori Birmingham SEC Western Division Champions

12 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL ARKANSAS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS FROM 7-OT GAME VS. KENTUCKY DeCori Birmingham - Had career-best and 11th-best in Arkansas history 196 yards rushing; 40 rushing attempts is third-most in Arkansas history; Career-best two touchdowns Matt Jones - Set Arkansas record with 372 yards of total offense (Previous was 369 yards by Clint Stoerner against LSU in 1997). Had 112 yards rushing for fifth career 100-yard rushing effort. His three passing touchdowns tied career high and tied for second-most in Arkansas history. His four total touchdowns is tied for the third-most in school history. George Wilson - Set career-best with nine catches. It was the most receptions in a game for a Razorback since Anthony Eubanks had nine receptions vs. Auburn in 1997; Also set career-best and tied for sixth-best in Arkansas history with 172 yards. Anthony Lucas also had 172 yards receiving vs. Tennessee in Marvin Jackson - Career-best and tied for fifth-most in Arkansas history with 104 punt return yards. Tom Crowder - Blocked punt was second in career; Touchdown was also second in career. ARKANSAS TEAM RECORDS FROM 7-OT GAME VS. KENTUCKY Most Points in Overtime Periods - Set NCAA record with 47 (Previous was 41 by Arkansas in 2001) Rushing Attempts - 71, is the 10th-most in school history Offensive Plays - 99, is the fourth-most in school history Offensive Yards - 605, was seventh-most in school history First Downs - 29, tied for fifth-most in school history Passing First Downs - 14, tied for third-most in school history Points - 71, is the fifth-most in school history Touchdowns - 9, tied for third-most in school history Penalties - 12, is the fifth-most in school history Points allowed - 63, tied for third-most in school history COMBINED TEAM RECORDS FROM 7-OT GAME VS. KENTUCKY Most Overtime Periods - Tied NCAA record of seven (Arkansas-Ole Miss, 2001) Most Plays in Overtime - NCAA record 202 (Previous was 198 by Arkansas [106]-Ole Miss [92] in 2001) Most Points - SEC 134 (Previous was 114 by Arkansas [58]-Ole Miss [56] in 2001) Most Points in an Overtime Game - NCAA record 134 (Previous was 127 by Akron [65]-Eastern Michigan [62] in 2001) Most Points Scored in Overtime - NCAA record 86 (Previous was 80 by Arkansas [41]-Ole Miss [39] in 2001) Offensive Yards - Fourth-most in SEC history with 1, SEC Western Division Champions

13 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL ARKANSAS CAREER LEADERS Rushing Yards 1. 3,570 Ben Cowins (635 rushes, 30 TD), ,317 Dickey Morton (595 rushes, 16 TD), ,887 James Rouse (559 rushes, 38 TD), ,708 Cedric Cobbs (532 rushes, 24 TD), 1999-Present 5. 2,661 Fred Talley (498 rushes, 11 TD), ,407 Madre Hill (541 rushes, 25 TD), ,320 Oscar Malone (471 rushes, 14 TD), , ,204 Bill Burnett (526 rushes, 46 TD), ,168 Chrys Chukwuma (450 rushes, 24 TD), ,061 E.D. Jackson (505 rushes, 9 TD), ,999 Gary Anderson (392 rushes, 10 TD), ,977 Barry Foster (375 rushes, 19 TD), ,957 Ike Forte (361 rushes 19, TD), ,895 Jerry Eckwood (340 rushes, 15 TD), , ,859 Matt Jones (270 rushes, 16 TD), 2001-Present Rushing Touchdowns Bill Burnett, James Rouse, Ben Cowins, Madre Hill, David Dickey, Chrys Chukwuma, Cedric Cobbs, 1999-Present Bobby Burnett, Pass Completions Clint Stoerner (1023 atts, 7422 yds, 57 TD, 37 INT), Barry Lunney Jr. (856 atts, 5782 yds, 33 TD, 28 INT), Bill Montgomery (602 atts, 4590 yds, 29 TD, 24 INT), Brad Taylor (644 atts, 4802 yds, 23 TD, 32 INT), Joe Ferguson (611 atts, 4431 yds, 24 TD, 32 INT), Quinn Grovey (526 atts, 4496 yds, 29 TD, 26 INT), Matt Jones (465 atts, 3,635 yds, 36 TD, 16 INT), Pres Tom Jones (432 atts, 2927 yds, 20 TD, 24 INT), Jack Robbins (386 atts, 2553 yds, 19 TD, 32 INT), Lamar McHan (421 atts, 2574 yds, 19 TD, 42 INT), Passing Touchdowns Clint Stoerner, Matt Jones, 2001-Present Barry Lunney Jr., Bill Montgomery, Quinn Grovey, Joe Ferguson, Receptions Anthony Eubanks (2440 yards, 16 TD), George Wilson (2,028 yards, 15 TD), 2000-Present Anthony Lucas (2879 yards, 23 TD), J.J. Meadors (1651 yards, 10 TD), Richard Smith (1,793 yards, 17 TD), 2000-Present Receiving Yards 1. 2,879 Anthony Lucas (137 catches, 23 TD), ,440 Anthony Eubanks (153 catches, 16 TD), ,126 George Wilson (141 catches, 16 TD), 2000-Present 4. 1,920 James Shibest (97 catches, 10 TD), ,874 Derek Russell (91 catches, 16 TD), ,854 Chuck Dicus (118 catches, 16 TD), ,829 Richard Smith (132 catches, 17 TD), 2000-Present 8. 1,651 J.J. Meadors (134 catches, 10 TD), ,625 Mike Reppond (101 catches, 8 TD), Receiving Touchdowns Anthony Lucas, Richard Smith, 2000-Present Anthony Eubanks, Chuck Dicus, Derek Russell, George Wilson, 2000-Present Jim Benton, Tackles Tony Bua (236 UT, 155 AT), 2000-Present Ken Hamlin (221 UA, 160 AT), Cliff Powell (172 UT, 195 AT), Ronnie Caveness (133 UT, 224 AT), Rickey Williams (210 UT, 133 AT), Caleb Miller (212 UT, 127 AT), 2000-Present Passing Yards 1. 7,422 Clint Stoerner (528 of 1023, 57 TD, 37 INT), ,782 Barry Lunney Jr. (476 of 856, 33 TD, 28 INT), ,802 Brad Taylor (333 of 644, 23 TD, 32 INT), ,590 Bill Montgomery (337 of 602, 29 TD, 24 INT), ,496 Quinn Grovey (292 of 526, 29 TD, 26 INT), ,431 Joe Ferguson (327 of 611, 24 TD, 32 INT), ,635 Matt Jones (261 of 460, 34 TD, 16 INT), 2001-Present 8. 2,927 Tom Jones (238 of 432, 20 TD, 24 INT), ,574 Lamar McHan (186 of 421, 19 TD, 42 INT), ,553 Jack Robbins (198 of 386, 19 TD, 32 INT), SEC Western Division Champions

14 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL ARKANSAS VS. RANKED TEAMS AP Rank Opponent W/L Score Year 1 Texas A&M L Alabama L * Texas L Texas L Texas W Texas W Texas L Texas L Southern Cal L Texas W Florida L Florida L Tennessee L Texas L Ole Miss L Texas A&M W Texas L Oklahoma W * Texas W Alabama L * SMU T Texas L Alabama W Florida L $ 3 Texas L Texas L Texas L Baylor L Texas L Ole Miss L * Texas L Oklahoma L * Miami (FLA.) L Miami (FLA.) L Tennessee W SMU L Texas W Ole Miss L Georgia W * Tennessee W Auburn L Georgia L $ 5 Texas A&M L Texas A&M L Texas A&M L Rice W Southern Cal W Miami (FLA.) L Tennessee L AP Rank Opponent W/L Score Year 6 Texas W Santa Clara L Tulsa L Ole Miss W Ole Miss L Nebraska W * Houston L SMU L SMU L Houston L SMU L Texas L Texas L Texas A&M W LSU T * Rice L Southern Cal L Texas A&M L Texas L Texas L Tennessee L * Tennessee L Baylor L Ole Miss L Baylor W Texas Tech W Tennessee L * Texas Tech L UCLA L * Alabama L South Carolina W Texas L TCU L Rice W Duke L * Stanford L Texas L North Carolina L * Tennessee L Oklahoma L Tennessee L Texas A&M T Texas W Texas A&M W Houston L Tulsa W Auburn L * Baylor W Tennessee L Auburn W Alabama W Auburn L AP Rank Opponent W/L Score Year 12 SMU L Baylor L Baylor L Texas Tech L Texas L Houston W Alabama L Tennessee L Mississippi St. W LSU L Ole Miss L * Texas A&M L Alabama W Alabama L Mississppi St. W Texas L William & Mary W * SMU L Texas L Houston W Texas A&M W Mississippi St. W Texas W Fordham L Rice W SMU W LSU L * SMU W Oklahoma St. W UCLA T * Georgia L * Michigan L Texas L Texas L Texas A&M L Baylor L Georgia L SMU W Tulsa L Texas L Baylor W LSU L Auburn W Texas A&M W TCU W TCU W LSU W SEC Western Division Champions

15 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL ARKANSAS IN THE SEC/NCAA STATISTICS 2003 SEC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ( ) NCAA ranking in parentheses Rushing Avg./Gm. 3rd - Cedric Cobbs (23) th - Matt Jones (93) 59.4 Total Offense 5th - Matt Jones (46) Receptions/Game 5th - George Wilson (92) 4.27 Receiving Yards 2nd - George Wilson (42) 79.5 All-Purpose Yards 5th - Cedric Cobbs Interceptions Pass Efficiency Eff. 1st - Matt Jones (12) Punt Return Avg. Avg./Rtn. 3rd - Marvin Jackson (21) 12.6 Kick Return Avg. Avg./Rtn. 6th - Cedric Washington (73) 21.3 Punting 7th - Jacob Skinner (65) 40.5 Scoring TDs Pts./Gm. 5th - Cedric Cobbs 4.8 Field Goals FG/Gm. 9th - Chris Balseiro(84).67 Scoring (Kick) Pts./Gm. 6th - Chris Balseiro SEC TEAM STATISTICS ( ) NCAA ranking in parentheses Scoring Offense Avg./Gm. 1st - Arkansas (14) 35.0 Scoring Defense 6th - Arkansas (38) 21.5 Pass Offense 9th - Arkansas (76) Pass Defense 4th - Arkansas (22) Kickoff Returns 8th- Arkansas (62) 20.2 Rushing Offense 1st - Arkansas (5) Rushing Defense 6th - Arkansas (47) Total Offense 1st - Arkansas (16) Total Defense 4th - Arkansas (28) Punt Return Avg./Ret. 3rd - Arkansas (14) 13.3 Punting Net/P. 6th - Arkansas (37) 37.3 Turnover Margin Margin 1st - Arkansas (8) +12 Pass Efficiency Effic. 3rd - Arkansas (24) Pass Defense Efficiency Effic. 4th - Arkansas (18) Sacks By No. 11th - Arkansas 13 Sacks Against 1st - Arkansas 11 3rd Down Conversion Pct. 1st - Arkansas 48.2 Opp. 3rd Down Conversion 5th - Arkansas 36.4 Time of Possession Avg./Gm. 5th - Arkansas 30:31 Red Zone Offense Pct. 5th - Arkansas 87.8 Red Zone Defense 5th - Arkansas SEC Western Division Champions

16 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL ARKANSAS DEPTH CHART - LSU GAME OFFENSE TE 80 Jason Peters JR 86 Jared Hicks SO LT 75 Bo Lacy SR 72 Caleb Perry SR LG 50 Jerry Reith SR 66 Tony Ugoh SO C 65 Dan Doughty SR 70 Kyle Roper SO RG 71 Mark Bokermann SR 78 Gene Perry SR RT 73 Shawn Andrews JR 69 Zac Tubbs SO SE 88 George Wilson SR 84 Steven Harris JR 28 Chris Baker FR FL 8 Richard Smith SR 6 Carlos Ousley -OR SO 16 Cedric Washington FR QB 10 Ryan Sorahan -OR SR 9 Matt Jones JR TB 4 Cedric Cobbs SR 32 DeCori Birmingham -OR JR 26 De Arrius Howard SO FB 33 Mark Pierce JR 47 Brandon Kennedy SO 29 Kyle Dickerson SO DEFENSE BE 90 Justin Scott SR 98 Elliott Harris JR DT 92 Arrion Dixon JR 97 Jeremy Harrell FR NG 60 Scott Davenport SR 91 Titus Peebles JR E 15 Jeb Huckeba JR 95 Reggie Banks -OR SO 45 Lucas Jackson FR SLB 43 Caleb Miller SR 27 Pierre Brown SO MLB 23 Desmond Sims FR 24 Sam Olajubutu SO 17 Marcus Whitmore JR WLB 5 John Jackson SO 23 Desmond Sims FR FC 1 Lawrence Richardson SR 30 Eddie Jackson SR RO 14 Jimmy Beasley SR 25 Bo Mosley SR FS 22 Tony Bua SR 21 Lerinezo Robinson SO 31 Vickiel Vaughn SO BC 8 Ahmad Carroll JR 3 Marvin Jackson SR SPECIAL TEAMS KO 49 David Carlton JR 54 Rusty McEntire FR PK 55 Chris Balseiro SO 49 David Carlton JR P 48 Jacob Skinner FR 41 Brennan O Donohoe SR SN 52 Garrett Lewis (kicks) JR 51 Brett Goode (punts) FR HOL 13 Dowell Loggains SR KR 32 DeCori Birmingham JR 16 Cedric Washington FR PR 3 Marvin Jackson SR 32 DeCori Birmingham JR SEC Western Division Champions

17 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL Redshirt/ No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Exp. Medical Hometown (High School/JC) 1 Lawrence Richardson CB Sr-2L Galveston, Texas (Ball HS) 2 Dedrick Poole TB/FL So-1L Little Rock, Ark. (Central HS) 3 Marvin Jackson CB Sr-1L 02 Galveston, Texas (Ball HS/Navarro College) 4 Cedric Cobbs TB Sr-3L NA/ 00 Little Rock, Ark. (Fair HS) 5 John Jackson SS So-1L Monticello, Ark. (Monticello) 6 Carlos Ousley FL So-1L Jacksonville, Fla. (Englewood HS/Wake Forest) 7 Brandon Holmes DE Sr-3L Atlanta, Ga. (North Springs HS) 8 Ahmad Carroll CB Jr-2L Atlanta, Ga. (Douglass HS) 8 Richard Smith FL Sr-3L 99 Shreveport, La. (Evangel Christian HS) 9 Matt Jones QB/FL Jr-2L Fort Smith, Ark. (Northside HS) 10 Ryan Sorahan QB Sr-2L NA/ 01 Los Gatos, Calif. (Los Gatos/Foothill [Calif.] CC) 11 Wes Murphy DE So-1L Cuthbert, Ga. (Shiloh Christian) 11 Rhett Lashlee QB Fr-RS 02 Springdale, Ark. (Shiloh Christian HS) 13 Dowell Loggains QB/H Sr-2L 99 Abilene, Texas (Cooper HS) 14 Jimmy Beasley SS Sr-3L 99 North Little Rock, Ark. (NLR) 15 Jeb Huckeba DE Jr-2L Searcy, Ark. (Harding Academy) 16 Cedric Washington FL Fr-RS 02 Bryan, Texas (Bryan HS) 17 Marcus Whitmore ILB Jr-RS NA/ 02 Laurens, S.C. (Laurens/Independence [Kan.] CC) 18 Robert Johnson QB Fr-HS Waco, Texas (Waco) 19 Michael Coe CB Fr-RS 02 Memphis, Tenn. (Cordova HS) 19 Landon Leach QB Fr-HS Russellville, Ark. (Russellville) 20 John Johnson TB Fr-RS 02 Houston, Texas (Sam Houston HS) 21 Lerinezo Robinson FS So-1L 01 Mayflower, Ark. (Mayflower) 22 Tony Bua FS Sr-3L 99 River Ridge, La. (John Curtis HS) 23 Desmond Sims OLB Fr-RS 02 Lilbourn, Mo. (New Madrid County Central HS) 24 Sam Olajubutu MLB So-SQ LaGrange (LaGrange), Ga. 25 Bo Mosley SS Sr-3L Osceola, Ark. (Osceola) 26 De Arrius Howard TB So-1L 01 West Memphis, Ark. (West Memphis HS) 27 Pierre Brown ILB So-1L 01 Birmingham, Ala. (Shades Valley HS) 28 Chris Baker WR Fr-HS Osceola, Ark. (Osceola HS/Hargrave [Va.] Military Academy) 29 Kyle Dickerson TB So-1L 01 Memphis, Tenn. (East HS) 30 Eddie Jackson CB Sr-3L 99 Richardson, Texas (Richardson) 31 Vickiel Vaughn FS So-1L Plano, Texas (Plano West HS) 31 Payne Hall WR Fr-HS Muldrow, Okla. (Muldrow) 32 DeCori Birmingham FL Jr-2L Atlanta, Texas (Atlanta) 33 Mark Pierce FB Jr-2L Weatherford, Texas (Weatherford) 34 Radale Pearson TB Jr-1L 01 Memphis, Tenn. (Ridgeway HS) 35 Willie Hordge CB Fr-HS Houston, Texas (Forest Brook HS) 36 Jacob Moss CB JR-TR Rockwell (Pflugerville HS/McClennan CC/SW Texas), Texas 37 Michael Robinson ILB So-SQ 01 Birmingham, Ala. (Jackson-Olin HS) 38 Tom Crowder SE Sr-2L 99 Camden, Ark. (Fairview HS) 41 Brennan O Donohoe P Sr-3L El Dorado, Ark. (El Dorado) 42 Justin Slaughter FB So-SQ Wynne (Wynne), Ark. 43 Caleb Miller ILB Sr-3L 99 Sulphur Springs, Texas (Sulphur Springs) 45 Lucas Jackson DE Fr-RS 02 West Monroe, La. (West Monroe) 46 Clarke Moore ILB So-1L 01 Van Buren, Ark. (Van Buren) 47 Brandon Kennedy FB So-1L Tyler, Texas (Chapel Hill HS) 48 Jacob Skinner P Fr-HS Texarkana, Texas (Texas HS) 49 David Carlton K Jr-2L Tulsa, Okla. (Bishop Kelley HS) 50 Jerry Reith OG Sr-1L 99 Fort Smith, Ark. (Southside HS) 51 Brett Goode SNP Fr-HS Fort Smith, Ark. (Northside HS) SEC Western Division Champions

18 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL Redshirt/ No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Exp. Medical Hometown (High School/JC) 52 Garrett Lewis SNP Jr-SQ 00 Little Rock, Ark. (Pulaski Academy HS) 54 Rusty McEntire K Fr-HS Harrison, Ark. (Harrison) 55 Chris Balseiro K So-SQ 01 Miami, Fla. (St. Aquinas HS) 57 Darren Rogers OLB So-1L 01 Paragould, Ark. (Greene CountyTech HS) 59 Anders Akerstrom DE JR-SQ 01 Oslo (West Fork HS/NWACC), Norway 60 Scott Davenport NG Sr-3L 99 Clarendon, Ark. (Clarendon) 61 Robert Felton OG Fr-HS Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek HS) 64 Ryan Gullett K Sr-SQ 99 Pine Bluff, Ark. (Pine Bluff) 65 Dan Doughty C Sr-1L 99 Clinton, Ark. (Clinton) 66 Tony Ugoh OG So-SQ Houston, Texas (Westfield HS) 68 Tyler Morgan C/OG Fr-RS 02 Hot Springs, Ark. (Hot Springs) 69 Zac Tubbs OT So-1L Cullman, Ala. (Cullman HS) 70 Kyle Roper C So-1L 01 Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern HS) 71 Mark Bokermann OG Sr-3L 99 St. Louis, Mo. (DeSmet Jesuit HS) 72 Caleb Perry OT Sr-2L 99 Arlington, Texas (Arlington) 73 Shawn Andrews OT Jr-2L Camden, Ark. (Fairview HS) 74 Stephen Parker OL Sr-RS 02 Mandeville, La. (Mandeville HS) 75 Bo Lacy OT Sr-3L 99 Newport, Ark. (Newport) 78 Gene Perry OG Sr-SQ Starkville, Miss. (Moor HS/East Mississippi JC) 79 James Johnson OT So-1L 01 Pearcy, Ark. (Lake Hamilton HS) 80 Jason Peters TE Jr-2L 00 Queen City, Texas (Queen City) 84 Steven Harris SE Jr-2L NA/ 02 Hialeah, Fla. (American HS) 85 Caleb Ceaser SE So-RS 01 Beaumont, Texas (Ozen HS) 86 Jared Hicks TE So-1L 01 Bartlesville, Okla. (Bartlesville) 87 Tyler Meenen TE Fr-RS 02 Siloam Springs, Ark. (Siloam Springs) 88 George Wilson SE Sr-2L 99/ 00 Paducah, Ky. (Tilghman HS) 89 Tyler Meenan TE FR-RS 02 Siloam Springs (Siloam Springs), Ark. 90 Justin Scott DE Sr-2L 99 Gosnell, Ark. (Gosnell) 91 Titus Peebles DT Jr-TR Swainsboro, Ga. (Swainsboro HS/Georgia Military College 92 Arrion Dixon DT Jr-2L Wynne, Ark. (Wynne/Hargrave [Va.] Military Acad.) 93 Jayson Johnson DT Sr-SQ Little Rock, Ark. (Fair HS) 95 Reggie Banks NG So-SQ Shreveport, La. (Evangel Christian HS) 96 Chase Pressley DT Fr-RS 02 Fort Smith, Ark. (Southside HS) 97 Jeremy Harrell DL Fr-HS Texarkana, Texas (Texas HS) 98 Elliott Harris DE Jr-2L Marianna, Ark. (Marianna) 99 Keith Jackson Jr. DL Fr-HS Little Rock, Ark. (McClellan HS) BOLD indicates dressed for current game indicates duplicate number; First player listed most likely to play. No. 8 Richard Smith and Ahmad Carroll will both play SEC Western Division Champions

19 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL 2003 ARKANSAS SCORING DRIVES QTR. Time Scoring Play (Conversions) Plays YDS TOP SCORE Tulsa UA-OPP 1 12:20 Cedric Cobbs 58-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :56 De'Arrius Howard two-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :55 George Wilson eight-yard pass from Ryan Sorahan (Chris Balseiro kick) : :49 Matt Jones 53-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) 2 61 : :29 De'Arrius Howard five-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :27 Richard Smith 41-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) : :26 Chris Balseiro 29-yard field goal : Texas 1 6:57 George Wilson 18-yard pass from Matt Jones (David Carlton kick) : :05 Matt Jones three-yard run (David Carlton kick) : :53 De Arrius Howard two-yard run (David Carlton kick) 1 5 : :45 Cedric Cobbs 46-yard run (David Carlton kick) 1 46 : :09 De Arrius Howard one-yard run (David Carlton kick) : :08 David Carlton 19-yard field goal : North Texas 1 12:26 Cedric Cobbs eight-yard run (David Carlton kick) : :00 David Carlton 31-yard field goal : :01 De Arrius Howard one-yard run (David Carlton kick) : :11 George Wilson 26-yard pass from Matt Jones (David Carlton kick) 1 26 : :21 Cedric Cobbs 6-yard run (David Carlton kick) 2 28 : Alabama 1 12:08 Matt Jones 39-yard run (David Carlton kick) : :52 Chris Balseiro 38-yard field goal : :03 Cedric Cobbs five-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :31 Mark Pierce two-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) 2 31 : :27 Richard Smith three-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) : OT-2 00:00 Chris Balseiro 19-yard Field Goal : Auburn 3 2:14 Chirs Balseiro 25-yard field goal : Florida 1 2:46 Cedric Cobbs seven-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :21 Richard Smith 12-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) : :09 Jason Peters eight-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) : :11 Richard Smith 10-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) : Ole Miss 2 7:35 Mark Pierce one-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : Kentucky 1 7:57 DeCori Birmingham 10-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :54 Richard Smith 26-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balsiero kick) : :45 Tom Crowder recovered blocked punt in end zone (Chris Balsiero kick) :22 Chris Balseiro 37-yard field goal : OT-1 Mark Pierce one-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) OT-2 Jason Peters seven-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) OT-3 Chris Balseiro 25-yard field goal OT-4 Matt Jones three-yard run (Mark Pierce pass from Matt Jones) OT-5 George Wilson 15-yard pass from Matt Jones (Matt Jones pass failed) OT-6 Mark Pierce 2-yard run (George Wilson pass from Matt Jones) OT-7 DeCori Birmingham 25-yard run (Jason Peters pass from Matt Jones) South Carolina 1 7:38 DeCori Birmingham 51-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :27 Jason Peters one-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) : :46 Richard Smith 36-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) : :45 George Wilson nine-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) : New Mexico State 2 9:37 Richard Smith 25-yard pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) : :50 Shawn Andrews one-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :03 Matt Jones eight-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :42 Matt Jones 62-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :09 Marvin Jackson 73-yard punt return (Chris Balseiro kick) :59 Matt Jones 21-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick) : :15 Kyle Dickerson five-yard run (Chris Balseiro kick failed) : Mississippi State 2 13:43 De Arrius Howard 1yd run (Chirs Balseiro Kick) : :41 Cedric Cobbs 7 yd run (Chris Balseiro Kick) : :25 Shawn Andrews 1yd run (Chirs Balseiro Kick) : :48 Jason Peters 12 yd pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro kick) : :03 Cedric Cobbs 6 yd run (Chris Balseiro Kick) : :36 George Wilson 25 yd pass from Matt Jones (Chris Balseiro Kick) 1 25 : :52 Steven Harris 43 yd pass from Ryan Sorahan (Chris Balseiro Kick) : :58 Ryan Gullett 24 yd field goal : SEC Western Division Champions

20 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL CAREER STATISTICS VS LSU Jimmy Beasley TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL DeCori Birmingham RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G TOTAL RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G TOTAL Tony Bua RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G TOTAL David Carlton SCORING G TD Rush Pass Retn PAT 2PAT FG Total Avg/G TOTAL Ahmad Carroll TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL Cedric Cobbs RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G TOTAL Arrion Dixon TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL Elliott Harris TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL De Arrius Howard RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G TOTAL SEC Western Division Champions

21 ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS 2003 FOOTBALL Jeb Huckeba TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL Eddie Jackson TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL Matt Jones RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G TOTAL PASSING G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic TOTAL Caleb Miller TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL Clarke Moore TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL Bo Mosley TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL Jason Peters RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G TOTAL Mark Pierce RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G TOTAL Lawrence Richardson TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR TOTAL SEC Western Division Champions