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Experience Analysis CU started all upperclassmen in almost every game in 2002, and for the season, juniors and seniors started 93% of the time; in 12 games in ’03, that percentage dropped to 58.3%. The 2003 numbers are close to those in 2000, which set up CU’s ’01 Big 12 title run. Going into 2004, 56 players on the roster had seen previous game experience in their careers, with 32 making at least one start (21 had made at least three starts). It’s a cyclical pattern, and that shows up when looking at the breakdown of the starters over the course of the season. ➜ 2003 starters (12 games): Seniors (105), Juniors (49), Sophomores (78), Freshmen (32: redshirts 14, true 18). ➜ 2002 starters (14 games): Seniors (155), Juniors (130), Sophomores (14), Freshmen (9: redshirts 0, true 9). ➜ 2001 starters (13 games): Seniors (102), Juniors (95), Sophomores (83), Freshmen (7: redshirts 7, true 0). ➜ 2000 starters (11 games): Seniors (55), Juniors (116), Sophomores (39), Freshmen (32; redshirts 15, true 17). ➜ 1999 starters (12 games): Seniors (115), Juniors (42), Sophomores (84), Freshmen (23: redshirts 23, true 0) Twenty Four Get First Taste A total of 24 players saw their first taste of action in a CU football uniform in 2003. Nine played for the first time in the season opener against Colorado State, with four more getting their first play in each of the next three games (UCLA, Washington State and Florida State). Three scholarship freshmen played in the opener versus CSU, including two scholarship kickers; the Buffs are likely the first team in the nation in a very long time that had two freshmen scholarship kickers play in the first game of the year. The complete list (*—special teams duty only to date): TRUE FRESHMEN (8): ILB *Walter Boye-Doe, S Dominique Brooks, PK *Mason Crosby, OT Brian Daniels, PK *Kevin Eberhart, TB Daniel Jolly, S Lorenzo Sims, CB Terrence Wheatley. REDSHIRT FRESHMEN (13): ILB Jason Ackermann, TB Brandon Caesar, QB James Cox, TE *Paul Creighton, C Mark Fenton, DT Marcus Jones, CB Sammy Joseph, DE Alex Ligon, WR Tyler Littlehales, WR Blake Mackey, OG Del Scales, OT Jack Tipton, ILB Thaddaeus Washington. SOPHOMORES (2): DT Nick Clement, FS *Tom Hubbard JUNIORS (1): DT McKenzie Tilmon Nineteen First Starts The fourth most players in the last 20 seasons made their first career starts in a CU uniform in 2003. Nineteen started for the first time, including eight out of the gates in the opener against CSU: WR D.J. Hackett, ILB Chris Hollis, CB Sammy Joseph, QB Joel Klatt, TE Joe Klopfenstein, OT Clint O’Neal, C Derek Stemrich and FB Lawrence Vickers. DB Lorenzo Sims followed suit, starting against Washington State, also his first collegiate action. Three players made their first start at Florida State, OG Brian Daniels, QB Erik Greenberg and ILB Thaddaeus Washington, while three more did at Baylor: S Dominique Brooks, ILB Akarika Dawn and DE James Garee. Against Kansas State, three more started for the first time: ILB Walter Boye-Doe, DT Vaka Manupuna and WR Ron Monteilh; DE Alex Ligon made his first start at Texas Tech; and WR Jeremy Bloom started for the first time at Iowa State. In 2002, 16 players made their first career starts, and 40 the most first starts in recent memory came in 1998, when there were 27 first-time starters for the Buffaloes, 17 on offense and 10 on defense. It was the most since 1984, when 29 made their first starts (15 on offense). The annual number of first-time starters since 1984: ANNUAL FIRST-TIME STARTERS: 1984 (29), 1985 (9), 1986 (15), 1987 (14), 1988 (16), 1989 (7), 1990 (16), 1991 (23), 1992 (15), 1993 (7), 1994 (6), 1995 (11), 1996 (8), 1997 (14), 1998 (27), 1999 (14), 2000 (16), 2001 (12), 2002 (16) and 2003 (20). Graduation Status There are 12 seniors on the Colorado roster, one of whom is on schedule to graduate in August: TE Quinn Sypniewski (journalism/news-editorial). Six others are on the course for this December: DT Brandon Dabdoub (communication), WR Mike Duren (communication), PK J.T. Eberly (business/double major in finance and marketing), TB Bobby Purify (sociology), OL Derek Stemrich (architecture) and OT Sam Wilder (economics). Four others are set to march next May: OL Terrance Barreau (business/finance), WR Ron Monteilh (economics), DT Matt McChesney (history) and TE Jesse Wallace (double major in communication and political science). The 12th, DT McKenzie Tilmon (ethnic studies), will likely be done in December ’05. NOTE: Over the last two years, Colorado has had 51 of its 56 seniors, including medicals, graduate; that translates to a 91.1 percent rate (with three of the five non-grads still in school and looking to all graduate by next May). The 2002 and 2003 rates won’t be calculated by the NCAA for a couple of years yet, but don’t look for the same numbers; the NCAA doesn’t allow a school to count transfers who graduate (i.e., Wayne Lucier in ‘02), but it does count against a school if it had a player transfer. It’s one of the reasons the numbers are skewed to be lower than they really are, especially a tougher academic schools like Colorado. Take for example the most recent figure released, for the ’96 freshmen class: CU’s figure was 53 percent (10 of 19; four transferred, while four others pursued professional football starting their last semesters. Six of the nine left in good academic standing, meaning they were on course to graduate; and six transfers into the program, five of which graduated, do not count at all. Simply allowing for transfers to count both ways, CU’s rate rises to 76 percent). Scoring Streaks The school record 184 consecutive games in which Colorado has scored is the eighth longest active streak in the nation; Utah’s 3-0 win over BYU on Nov. 22 ended the Cougars’ NCAA record streak at 361 games. The list of the 11 Division I-A schools that have scored in every game over at least the last 13 seasons, through all games of 2003: School Streak Last Shutout Texas 278 Nov. 22, 1980 at Baylor (0-16) Washington 264 Nov. 7, 1981 at UCLA (0-31) Michigan 228 Oct. 20, 1984 at Iowa (0-26) Washington State 227 Sept. 15, 1984 at Ohio State (0-44) Oregon 221 Sept. 28, 1985 at Nebraska (0-63) Florida State 197 Sept. 3, 1988 at Miami (0-31) Florida 196 Oct. 29, 1988 vs. Auburn (0-16) Colorado 184 Nov. 12, 1988 at Nebraska (0-7) Nevada 139 All games: joined Div I-A in 1993 Texas Christian 139 Nov. 16, 1991 at Texas (0-32) Air Force 134 *Dec. 31, 1992 vs. Mississippi (0-13) (*—Liberty Bowl)
Buffs & College Football Hardware Colorado is in an elite group when it comes to claiming college football’s prestigious trophies dating back to the 1990 season. A proliferation of awards have emerged since the late 1980s, and the Buffs are near the top of the list when it comes to collecting these statues. CU has had seven different players win nine trophies over the last the 14 seasons, which is the seventh most nationally when it comes to trophies. But when it comes to different players who have been honored, only Miami (9), Nebraska (8) and Oklahoma (8) top the Buffs’ seven. The postseason “hardware” includes the Heisman Trophy and the Lombardi, Maxwell, Walter Camp, Butkus, Thorpe, O’Brien, Unitas, Groza, Biletnikoff, Doak Walker, Nagurski, Bednarik, Mackey, Tatupu, Ray Guy, Rimington and Hendricks awards. The list of schools that have had winners between 1990 and 2003 (players only): School Player Trophies Florida State 7 15 Miami, Fla. 9 15 Oklahoma 8 12 Ohio State 7 12 Nebraska 8 10 Michigan 4 10 Colorado 7 9 Penn State 4 8 Florida 3 8 Wisconsin 3 6 Arizona 4 5 Brigham Young 2 5 On The Big 12 Road School W L Pct. Kansas State 22 10 .688 Texas 19 9 .679 Nebraska 20 11 .645 Oklahoma 16 12 .571 Colorado 17 15 .531 Texas A&M 16 16 500 Texas Tech 14 18 .438 Oklahoma State 10 21 .323 Missouri 9 23 .281 Iowa State 7 25 .219 Kansas 4 28 .125 Baylor 0 32 .000 Does not include neutral site games OU-UT, ’96 OSU-TTU or ’98 NU-OSU. School Player Trophies Texas 1 5 Iowa 5 5 Tennessee 2 4 Northwestern 1 4 Alabama 3 3 Georgia 3 3 Kansas State 3 3 Notre Dame 3 3 Purdue 3 3 UCLA 3 3 Pittsburgh 2 3 Virginia Tech 2 3 Statistically Speaking Here’s where the Buffs ranked statistically in some select categories in the Big 12 and the NCAA through all games of 2003 (bowl games included): B12 NCAA Category Stat B12 NCAA Category Stat B12 NCAA Category Stat 12th 113th RUSHING OFFENSE ........ 93.3 4th 53rd RUSHING DEFENSE ........ 150.8 7th 24th PUNT RETURNS. ................. 11.7 3rd 18th PASSING OFFENSE.......... 279.3 12th 114th PASSING DEFENSE.......... 281.2 6th 32nd KICKOFF RETURNS.............. 22.4 9th 66th TOTAL OFFENSE ............ 372.8 9th 97th TOTAL DEFENSE ............ 432.1 10th 82nd NET PUNTING ....................... 34.3 8th 63rd SCORING OFFENSE ........ 26.6 8th 98th SCORING DEFENSE ........ 33.2 10th 100th TURNOVER MARGIN. .......... -0.58 ◆ WR Jeremy Bloom: 12.0 yards per punt return (6th/Big 12, 21st/NCAA); 24.5 yards per kickoff return (5th/Big 12, 30th NCAA); 107.2 all-purpose yards (11th/Big 12, 76th/NCAA); 878 kick return yards (P/KO; 1st/Big 12). ◆ TB Brian Calhoun: 67.5 rushing yards per game (13th/Big 12; 79th/NCAA); 89.7 all-purpose yards per game (18th/Big 12); 2.7 receptions per game (3rd/Big 12 among running backs); 22.2 receiving yards per game (3rd/Big 12 among running backs). ◆ PK Mason Crosby: 4.3 points per game kick scoring (10th/Big 12); 0.58 field goals per game (11th/Big 12; 100th/NCAA). ◆ WR D.J. Hackett: 84.4 receiving yards per game (5th/Big 12; 28th/NCAA); 6.5 receptions per game (2nd/Big 12, 16th/NCAA); 84.4 all-purpose yards per game (22nd/Big 12). ◆ QB Joel Klatt: 140.2 rating (5th/Big 12, 29th/NCAA); 237.6 passing yards per game (4th/Big 12); 21.2 completions per game (2nd/Big 12, 14th/NCAA); 229.4 total offense per game (6th/Big 12, 40th/NCAA); 12.2 points responsible for per game (6th/Big 12, 30th/NCAA). ◆ WR Derek McCoy: 73.6 receiving yards per game (10th/Big 12, 54th NCAA); 5.3 receptions per game (10th/Big 12, 54th/NCAA); 11 receiving touchdowns (5th/Big 12, 11th/NCAA); 74.7 all-purpose yards (31st/Big12); 5.5 points per game (24th/Big 12). ◆ FS Medford Moorer: 9.2 tackles per game (11th/Big 12). ◆ SS Clyde Surrell: 0.33 fumbles forced per game (t-1st/Big 12), 0.33 fumbles recovered per game (t-1st/Big 12). ◆ P John Torp: 42.5 punting average (4th/Big 12; 31st/NCAA). Chart City A look at how Big 12 Conference teams stack up in some categories since the league’s birth in 1996: Inter-Division (North vs. South) School W L Pct. Nebraska 17 7 .708 Kansas State 16 8 .667 Colorado 15 9 .625 Missouri 14 10 .583 Iowa State 6 18 .250 Kansas 5 19 .208 Inter-Division (South vs. North) School W L Pct. Texas 19 5 .792 Oklahoma 14 10 .583 Texas A&M 14 10 .583 Oklahoma State 10 14 .417 Texas Tech 10 14 .417 Baylor 4 20 .167 (does not include title games) School Player Trophies USC 2 3 Washington 2 3 Illinois 2 2 Mississippi 2 2 Texas A&M 2 2 TCU 2 2 Texas Tech 2 2 Arizona State 1 2 Maryland 1 2 North Carolina 1 2 19 schools tied 1 1 41 Network TV Appearances (2003) School Tot ABC Fox Oth Oklahoma 11 6 1 4 Nebraska 11 6 3 2 Texas 10 6 3 1 Texas A&M 9 5 3 1 Colorado 8 4 2 2 Missouri 8 3 3 2 Kansas State 7 3 2 2 Oklahoma State 7 4 3 0 Texas Tech 6 2 3 1 Iowa State 4 2 1 1 Kansas 2 0 2 0 Baylor 2 0 2 0 Does not include pay-per-view; includes other packages (TBS, ESPN, etc). WR D.J. Hackett vs. Ranked Non-League Teams (Since 1990; by games played) School G W L T Pct. Colorado 24 13 10 1 .563 Texas 20 6 12 2 .350 Nebraska 12 8 4 0 .667 Oklahoma 12 6 6 0 .500 Texas A&M 11 4 7 0 .364 Texas Tech 11 0 11 0 .000 Baylor 9 2 7 0 .222 Missouri 9 1 8 0 .111 Iowa State 6 0 6 0 .000 Kansas 6 0 6 0 .000 Oklahoma State 5 0 5 0 .000 Kansas State 2 1 1 0 .500 (does not include bowls)
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THE BUFFS AND THE WEATHER Colorado
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2004 BIG 12 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Sept
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