Iowa State vs. Texas game notes

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2014 SCHEDULE/RESULTS2-4, 0-3 Big 12 (home: 1-3 away: 1-1)

AUGUST30 North Dakota State (FS1) L, 14-34

SEPTEMBER6 *#20 Kansas State (FS1) L, 28-3213 %at Iowa (ESPN) W, 20-1727 *#7 Baylor (Fox) L, 28-49OCTOBER4 *at #21 Oklahoma St. (FS1) L, 20-3711 Toledo (Cy.tv)- Homecoming W, 37-30

18 *at Texas (Cy.tv/LHN) 7 p.m.

NOVEMBER1 *Oklahoma TBA

8 *at Kansas TBA22 *Texas Tech TBA29 *West Virginia TBA

DECEMBER6 *at TCU TBAHome games in bold*Big 12 Conference game%Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series

IOWA STATE COACHING STAFF

On the FieldPaul Rhoads Head CoachWally Burnham Defensive Coordinator

Mark Mangino Offensive CoordinatorShane Burnham Defensive TacklesBrandon Blaney Offensive LineTommy Mangino Wide ReceiversLou Ayeni Running Backs

In the Press BoxTodd Sturdy QuarterbacksStan Eggen Defensive EndsMaurice Linguist Secondary

IOWA STATE QUICK FACTS

Location Ames, IowaEnrollment 34,732Nickname/Mascot Cyclones/Cy

Colors Cardinal & GoldStadium Jack Trice Stadium (54,800)President Dr. Steven LeathDirector of Athletics Jamie PollardWebsite Cyclones.comFacebook Iowa State FootballTwitter @CycloneFB

ISU ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSMike Green Director 515-294-7019 515-460-5804 [email protected] Shoultz Asst. Director 515-294-1393 515-520-7642 [email protected] Greiner Asst. Director 515-294-7961 515-509-1920 [email protected] Tarbox Asst. Director 515-294-5778 515-509-1189 [email protected]

@CYCLONEFB STORY LINES

Iowa State (2-4, 0-3 Big 12) travels to Texas (2-4, 1-2 Big 12) to face the Longhorns Saturday nighat Darrell K. Royal Stadium.

Texas leads the all-time series vs. Iowa State at 10-1. ISUs lone win in the series was at Texas ina 28-21 victory in 2010. ISU is 1-5 vs. UT in games played in Austin.

The game will be carried on both the Longhorn Network and Cyclones.tv. Mediacom subscriberscan watch the game on its Cyclones.tv channel. Cyclones.tv online subscribers can only watchthe game if you live in the state of Iowa. The LHN is now available on DISH Network.

ISUs first six opponents have a combined 30-6 overall mark, the highest opponent winningpercentage (83.3 pct.) in FBS. The Cyclones have faced three ranked teams (Kansas State,4-1; Baylor, 6-0; Oklahoma State, 5-1). Iowa (5-1) is receiving votes, North Dakota State (6-0)

is the No. 1-rated team in FCS and three-time defending national champion and Toledo (4-3) isleading the MAC West Conference. The latest Sagarin ratings lists ISUs schedule as the secondtoughest in the nation.

Iowa State scored 28 second-half points to rally from a halftime deficit to defeat Toledo, 37-30Saturday afternoon in Jack Trice Stadium. The win was the first for the Cyclones at home thisseason.

The star of Saturdays game was junior QB Sam Richardson, who set career highs in completions(37), passing yardage (351) and total offense (382). Richardsons 37 completions broke theschool record for completions in a game, eclipsing Steele Jantz (2012) and Austen Arnauds(2008) former record of 36.

Head coach Paul Rhoads is in his sixth season as the Cyclone leader with a career record of 29-40. Hes led the Cyclones to three bowl games (2009 Insight Bowl, 2011 Pinstripe Bowl, 2012Liberty Bowl) in his first five seasons. Rhoads has recorded a win over a ranked team in threeof the last four seasons and has defeated a league opponent on the road in each of his first fiveseasons, only the second coach in ISU history to achieve the feat.

Iowa State set an all-time attendance record last season of 55,361 with three sellouts. ISU hassold over 40,000 season tickets for the third-straight season. Over 50,000 fans have attended agame in Jack Trice Stadium for a school-record 23-straight games.

PK Cole Netten leads the nation in FG pct. (7-7 FG) as just one six kickers left in FBS still perfecon their FG attempts (7 or more attempts). Hes made 10 FGs in a row dating back to last year.

Iowa State failed to score a point in the second half in its first two games, but has scored 80second-half points in its last four games, averaging 20.0 second half points in that span.

ISU has won or tied the turnover battle in its last four games and has a +3 turnover differentiaduring that span after forcing zero turnovers in its first two games. The Cyclones have committedonly five turnovers (4 interceptions, 1 fumble) on the season, leading the Big 12 Conference andranking seventh nationally.

With just one fumble lost this year, ISU is tied for third nationally in that category.

A total of 14 Cyclones have received their first career starts, including five freshmen (LB Alton

Meeks, WR Allen Lazard, DB Kamari Cotton-Moya and OL Jake Campos, WR Jauan Wesley). In its last three wins, the Cyclones have overcome deficits at halftime (West Virginia, down 31-14

at the break; Iowa, down 14-3 at the break; Toledo, down 13-9 at the break).

IOWA STATE

CYCLONES2014 FOOTBALL NOTES

GAME BREAKDOWN

Iowa State2-4, 0-3 Big 12Last GameOct. 11, 2014; Beat Toledo, 37-30Head Coach Paul Rhoads (Missouri Western, 1989)Career Record 29-40 (6th season)Rhoads vs. Texas 1-3Series Record Texas leads, 10-1Series in Austin Texas leads, 5-1First Meeting Sept. 22, 1979 - UT, 17-9Last Meeting Oct. 3, 2013- UT, 31-30

Texas2-4, 1-2 Big 12Last GameOct. 11, 2014; lost to Oklahoma, 31-26Head Coach Charlie Strong (Central Arkansas, 1982)Career Record 40-18 (5th season)Strong vs. Iowa State 0-0

Radio:Cyclone Radio Network/LearfieldInternet Radio:Sirius 117, XM 202Talent:John Walters (pxp); Eric Heft (c), Ben Bruns (sTV:Cyclones.tv/Longhorn NetworkTalent:Brent Blum (pxp); Sage Rosenfels (c)

Live Stats: Available at Cyclones.com/statsLive Blog:Available at Cyclones.com@CycloneFB@Longhorn_FB

IOWA STATE (2-4, 0-3 BIG 12)

AT TEXAS (2-4, 1-2 BIG 12)

SATURDAY, OCT. 18 | 7 P.M. CST

AUSTIN, TEXAS | DARRELL K ROYAL STADIUM (100,119)


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IOWA STATE-TEXAS QUICK FACTS

Texas leads the all-time series vs. Iowa State at 10-1.

Iowa States lone win in the series was in 2010 when Coach Rhoads led the Cyclones to a 28-21upset win over No. 22 Texas in Austin in his second season at the helm.

ISU is 1-5 in games played in Austin.

UT won last years game in Ames, 31-30. QB Sam Richardson hooked up with QuentonBundrage for a 97-yard TD pass, the longest pass play in school history and the longest play

from scrimmage in Jack Trice Stadium history.

Richardson ended the game with a then-career-high 262 yards passing and had 83 yards rushing

RB Aaron Wimberly had 117 yards rushing on a career-high 29 carries, including his first careeTD run.

Sophomore LB Luke Knott had 11 tackles and forced a fumble in last years game.

TOLEDO RECAP Iowa State recorded a season-high 454 yards of total offense in a 37-30 victory over Toledo Saturday

afternoon in Jack Trice Stadium.

The Cyclones were down at the half, 13-9, but scored four 2nd-half TDs behind QB Sam Richardsonsrecord-setting performance.

The junior signal-caller set career-highs in completions (37), attempts (53), receiving yards (351

and total offense (382), including establishing a new Iowa State single-game school mark of 37completions.

Richardson, who also tossed three TD passes to give him 29 in his career (5th-best all-time in schoohistory), was 21-of-27 passing in the second half.

In ISUs last three victories, the Cyclones were trailing at halftime.

Richardsons favorite targets were DVario Montgomery and Allen Lazard, as both wideoutsestablished career highs in receptions and receiving yards. Montgomery had nine catches for 90yards and Lazard had eight catches for 96 yards and a TD.

TE E.J. Bibbs caught five passes for 33 yards and a TD. Bibbs leads the team with four TDs.

Bibbs has caught a pass in 18-straight games, tying for the ninth-best streak in school history.

On the ground, junior RB DeVondrick Nealy rushed for a career-high 71 yards and freshman MartinezSyria recorded his first career TD.

ISU did not commit a turnover for the second-straight game and has just two turnovers in its last

four games. Kamari Cotton-Moya and Jared Brackens led the Cyclones with 12 tackles each. Luke Knott had nine

tackles and led the team with 2.5 TFL, helping the Cyclones rack up 7.0 TFL in the game.

Placekicker Cole Netten continued his torrid pace on the season, drilling all three of his field goaattempts (32, 36, 38). Netten is 7-of-7 on his field goal attempts this season and has made 10-straighFGs dating back to last season.

Tad Ecbys only catch of the game was a 23-yard TD. He has two catches this season, both for TDs

IF YOU BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME

Paul Rhoads has built the Iowa State football program into a consistent player on the collegiatefootball scene with three bowl bids in the last five years.

The Iowa State fanbase has paid attention. Thanks to the recent success and Rhoads enormous

popularity, the Cyclones are shattering all attendance records. Over 50,000 people have attended a game in Jack Trice Stadium for a school-record 23-straight

games.

Thanks to Rhoads, eight of the top-10 most attended games in school history have occurred inthe last two seasons, including three sellouts in 2013 (UNI, Iowa, Oklahoma State).

ISUs top-three single-season attendance figures occurred in the last three seasons.

ISU broke its season attendance record in 2013 at 55,361.

ISU sold out its first two home games (North Dakota State, Kansas State), as the Cyclones havefive sellouts at home in their last nine games.

The 2014 capacity of Jack Trice Stadium is 54,800 because construction in the south end zone.

LARGEST HOME CROWDS

1. 56,800 vs. Oklahoma State, 2013

The Rhoads File

PersonalBorn:Feb. 2, 1967Family:wife, Vickie; sons, Jake and Wyatt;Jake is a freshman wide receiver on the ISU football team

EducationCollege:Missouri Western, 1989 (B.A.)Graduate College:Utah State, 1991 (M.A.)

Coaching Experience1989-90 Graduate Assistant Utah State1991 Graduate Assistant Ohio State1992-94 Assistant Coach Pacific1995-99 Assistant Coach Iowa State2000-07 Defensive Coordinator Pittsburgh2008 Defensive Coordinator Auburn2009- Head Coach Iowa State

Head Coaching RecordYear School Record Conf. Record/Bowl

2009 Iowa State 7-6 3-5/Insight Bowl2010 Iowa State 5-7 3-52011 Iowa State 6-7 3-6/Pinstripe Bowl

2012 Iowa State 6-7 3-6/Liberty Bowl2013 Iowa State 3-9 2-72014 Iowa State 2-4 0-3Totals 6th season 29-40, .420 14-32, .304

Rhoads vs. All OpponentsOpponent ISU

Army 1-0Baylor 2-3Colorado 1-1Connecticut 1-0Iowa 3-3Kansas 4-1Kansas St. 0-6Kent State 1-0Minnesota 1-0Missouri 0-3Nebraska 1-1

N. Dakota St. 1-1N. Illinois 1-0

Rhoads Quick Hitters Born in Nevada, Iowa (10 minutes fromJack Trice Stadium) and grew up in Ankeny,Iowa (20 minutes from Jack Trice Stadium). Been the underdog in 15 of his 28 wins. Has six Big 12 road wins in five seasons...ISU registered nine conference road winsfrom 1992-2008. One of two coaches in ISU history torecord a road win vs. a league opponent ineach of his first five seasons. First coach in ISU history to record a vic-

tory over a ranked opponent in three-straightseasons. In its over 120-year history, ISU has re-corded only six wins over ranked opponentson the road. Rhoads owns three of the sixvictories. Has four victories over ranked opponents. Took ISU to a bowl game in three of his firstfive seasons. Eight of the top-10 single-game Jack TriceStadium attendance figures have occurredunder Rhoads tenure. Registered the biggest win in school his-tory with a 37-31 (2OT) victory over No. 2Oklahoma State on Nov. 18, 2011. Owns the biggest come-from-behind win in

ISU history (24 points) with a 52-44 (3ot) winat West Virginia in 2013.

Iowa State Football Bowl Berths: 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012

PAULRHOADSHead Coach Sixth Season

Opponent ISUUNI 2-1Oklahoma 0-4Oklahoma St.1-4Rutgers 0-1TCU 1-1Texas 1-3Texas A&M 0-2Texas Tech 2-2Toledo 1-0Tulsa 2-1

Utah 0-1

West Virginia 1-1W. Illinois 1-0Total 29-40


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BIG 12 ROUNDUP- 2014 STANDIN

W-L PF PA W-L PF PA

Baylor 3-0 138 93 6-0 316 120

Oklahoma St. 3-0 109 75 5-1 223 148

Kansas State 2-0 77 41 4-1 204 105

Oklahoma 2-1 109 96 5-1 243 129

West Virginia 2-1 103 93 4-2 220 163

TCU 1-1 95 94 4-1 229 115

Texas 1-2 56 59 2-4 118 127

Iowa State 0-3 76 118 2-4 147 199

Kansas 0-3 34 83 2-4 95 162

Texas Tech 0-3 82 127 2-4 182 237

LAST TIME IT HAPPENED........

RUSHING100 yards:Aaron Wimberly (117) vs. Texas (10-3-13)200 yards: Ennis Haywood (219) at Ohio (9-22-01)3 TDs:Jeff Woody (3) at Tulsa (9-26-13)4 TDs:Ennis Haywood (4) at Kansas (11-17-01)5 TDs:Troy Davis (5) vs. Missouri (9-28-96)30 att:James White (31) at Texas Tech (10-29-11)40 att:Darren Davis (43) vs. Kansas St. (11-21-98)50 att:Troy Davis (53) vs. UNI (9-21-96)

PASSING300 yards:Sam Richardson (351) vs. Toledo (10-11-14)400 yards:Austen Arnaud (440) at Kansas St. (11-22-0

30 cpl:Sam Richardson (37) vs. Toledo (10-11-14)50 att:Sam Richardson (53) vs. Toledo (10-11-14)3 TDs:Sam Richardson (3) vs. Toledo (10-11-14)4 TDs:Grant Rohach (4) at West Virginia (11-30-13)5 TDs:Steele Jantz (5) vs. Baylor (10-27-12)

RECEIVING100 yards:Quenton Bundrage (137) vs. Texas (10-3-13200 yards:Todd Blythe (214) at Texas A&M (10-29-05)10 rec:Collin Franklin (11) at Colorado (11-13-10)2 TDs:E.J. Bibbs (2) a t Oklahoma State (10-4-14)3 TDs:Quenton Bundrage (3) vs. Iowa (9-14-13)4 TDs:Todd Blythe (4) at Texas A&M (10-29-05)

TOTAL OFFENSE350 yards:Sam Richardson (382) vs. Toledo (10-11-14)

400 yards:Steele Jantz (435) vs. Baylor (10-27-12)450 yards:Jared Barnett (460) vs. Oklahoma St. (11-18

FIELD GOALS3 made:Cole Netten (3) vs. Toledo (10-11-14)4 made:Bret Culbertson (5) vs. Iowa (9-15-07)5 made:Bret Culbertson (5) vs. Iowa (9-15-07)

TACKLES15:Jevohn Miller (17) vs. Baylor (9-27-14)20:Alvin Bowen (20) vs. Toledo (8-31-06)

INTERCEPTIONS2:Jacques Washington (2) at West Virginia (11-30-13)3:George Walker (3) vs. Vanderbilt (9-17-83)

4:Barry Hill (4) vs. Kansas (10-26-74)


56,800 vs. Iowa, 2013 56,800 vs. Northern Iowa, 2013 56,800 vs. Kansas State, 20125. 56,795 vs. Northern Iowa, 20076. 56,585 vs. Oklahoma, 20127. 56,390 vs. Texas, 20118. 56,085 vs. Iowa, 20119. 55,783 vs. Western Illinois, 201210. 55,518 vs. Northern Iowa, 2006

Rhoads Era Bolded

TOP SEASON ATTENDANCE AVERAGES

1. 55,361- 20132. 55,274- 20123. 54,800-20144. 53,647- 20115. 51,906- 19826. 50,114- 19817. 50,097- 1980Rhoads Era Bolded

THE CYCLONE DEFENSE Against Iowa, the Cyclones posted its top defensive effort of the season, holding the Hawkeyes to

275 yards of total offense, Iowas lowest output in the series since 2008 and the lowest total theCyclone defense has allowed since Sept. 15, 2012 (178 yards) vs. Western Illinois.

The ISU defense held Iowa to just 102 yards in the second half.

Against Oklahoma State, the Cyclones had held the high-octane Cowboy offense to just six first-halfpoints until a goal-line stand on the final play of the half was overturned.

Oklahoma State had 400 yards of total offense, their second-lowest total of the season.

The Cyclones are currently sixth in the Big 12 in sacks, registering 10 in the first six games. ISUis showing significant improvement in the sack category. Here is a look at ISUs sack totals in theRhoads era: 2014, 10; 2013, 15; 2012, 15; 2011, 17; 2010, 11; 2009, 16.

With 10 sacks through six games, the Cyclones are on pace to have their best sack total in years.

ISU has won or tied the turnover battle in the last four games (Iowa, 2-1; Baylor 1-1; Oklahoma State,2-0, Toledo, 0-0). ISU has a +3 turnover differential in its last four games.

ISU has four interceptions in its last four games.

DC Wally Burnhams units have forced at least 20+ turnovers in his first five seasons.

OFFENSE FINDING RHYTHM Like the Cyclone defense, the Cyclone offense has improved in each game this season.

Under new OC Mark Mangino, the Cyclones have accumulated 253 yards (North Dakota State), 319yards (Kansas State), 337 yards (Iowa), 339 yards (Baylor), 322 yards (Oklahoma State) and 454 tards(Toledo) of total offense in each game.

In the Iowa game, the Cyclones scored on their final two drives (9-plays, 92 yards, TD; 11-plays, 51yards, FG with 0:02) to post a come-from-behind win on the road.

Against Toledo, ISU racked up a season-high 454 yards of total offense behind a school-record 37completions from Sam Richardson. Four different receivers had five or more catches in the game.

ISU has two 92-yard TD drives this season (Iowa; Baylor).

Against Baylor, all four of its scoring drives were 75 yards or longer.

Mangino continues to implement his spread the wealth style of offense. Seven different Cycloneshave 10 or more catches on the season. 15 Cyclones have caught a pass this season.

In the red zone, the Cyclones are 18-of-19 (94.7 percent) with 13 TDs this season, ranking eighthnationally and second in the Big 12.

ISU is 16th nationally in 3rd down conversions this season at 47.4 percent (44-92).

11 of ISUs 18 TDs this season were attributed to scoring drives of 75 yards or longer.

ISU failed to score a point in the second half in its first two games, but have tallied 80 points afterintermission in its last four games, averaging 20.0 second-half points during that span.

CYCLONES GETTING EXPERIENCE A total of 14 Cyclones have recorded their first career starts this year: Brett Medders, Mitchell Meyers,

Devlyn Cousin, Alton Meeks, Kane Seeley, Kamari Cotton-Moya, T.J. Mutcherson, Allen Lazard, Jake

Campos, P.J. Harris, Trent Taylor, Qujuan Floyd, Drake Ferch and Jauan Wesley.


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NCAA TEAM RANKINGS- 2014Category (Stat) NCAA Big 12Fumbles Lost (1) 3 2

Turnovers Lost (5) 7 1

Red Zone Off. (94.7) 8 2

3rd Down Conv. (47.8) 16 3

Net Punting (40.30) 20 1

Fewest Penalties (29) 21 2

NCAA PLAYER RANKINGS- 2014Player Category (Stat) NCAA Big 12Netten FG Pct. (100%) 1 1

West Punt Return TD (1) 4 1

Richardson Compl. (22.8) 20 4

Miller Tackles (10.2) 25 3

Richardson Total Off. (272.8) 37 7

Downing Punting (43.1) 40 3

RECORD BREAKDOWN 2014 Rhoads EraHome 1-3 17-19Away 1-1 11-17Neutral 0-0 1-4Natural Grass 1-3 20-27

Artificial Turf 1-1 9-13Day Games 2-3 13-29Night Games 0-1 16-11vs. Ranked Teams 0-3 4-22

August 0-1 0-2September 1-2 13-7October 1-1 9-16November 0-0 6-13December 0-0 1-2

Leading at Halftime 0-1 21-4Trailing at Halftime 2-3 6-32Tied at Halftime 0-0 2-4Scoring First 0-2 17-12Opponent Scores First 2-2 11-28

Score < 20 Points 0-1 5-21Score 20+ Points 1-3 9-15Score 30+ Points 1-0 10-4Score 40+ Points 0-0 5-0Opp. Scores < 20 Points 1-0 17-1Opp. Scores +20 Points 0-0 7-9Opp. Scores +30 Points 1-3 3-19Opp. Scores +40 Points 0-1 2-11

More Rush Yds Than Opponent 0-0 20-7Fewer Rush Yds Than Opponent 2-4 8-33Rush For < 100 Yards 1-0 1-11Rush For 100+ Yards 1-4 28-27Opp. Rushes For < 100 Yards 0-0 7-1Opp. Rushes For 100+ Yards 2-4 22-38

More Pass Yds Than Opponent 2-0 15-12Fewer Pass Yds Than Opponent 0-4 14-28Pass For < 200 Yards 0-1 12-26Pass For 200+Yards 2-3 17-14Opp. Passes For < 200 Yards 2-0 13-11Opp. Passes For 200+ Yards 0-4 16-29

More Total Yards Than Opp. 2-0 20-5Fewer Total Yards Than Opp. 0-4 9-36Gain < 300 Total Yards 0-1 2-16Gain 300+ Total Yards 2-3 27-24Opp. Gains < 300 Total Yards 1-0 6-0Opp. Gains 300+ Total Yards 1-4 23-40

Commit No Turnovers 1-1 4-5Commit < 3 Turnovers 2-4 17-23Commit 3+ Turnovers 0-0 9-13Force < 3 Turnovers 2-4 12-37

Force 3+ Turnovers 0-0 17-3


Of the 13 Cyclones who notched their first career starts, five are freshmen: Lazard, CamposCotton-Moya, Meeks and Wesley.

Nine Cyclone freshmen have seen significant playing time this season. Five on defense: KamarCotton-Moya (DB), Robby Garcia (DL), Alton Meeks (LB), Vernell Trent (DL) and Kamari Syrie(DB). Four on offense: Allen Lazard (WR), Jake Campos (OL), Martinez Syria (RB) and JauanWesley (WR).

Four true freshmen have played in a game this season: Colin Downing (P), Allen Lazard (WR)Jauan Wesley (WR) and Martinez Syria (RB), the most for the Cyclones since 2009.

JARVIS WEST IS ISUS PLAYMAKER

Senior Jarvis West has proven to be one of ISUs most dangerous offensive threats.

West has already solidified himself as one of the best returners in ISU history. His career 25.7kickoff return average ranks second all-time in school history. He returned a kickoff for a TD last yeavs. Texas Tech (95 yards), tying for the fourth-longest KO return in school history. He also had a KOreturn for a TD called back in the 2011 Pinstripe Bowl.

He is also one of the best punt returners in the nation, averaging 23.6 yards in five punts. Henotched his first career punt return for a TD against Kansas State (Sept. 6), rambling 82 yards topaydirt. It was the ninth-longest punt return in school history.

West has two punt returns of over 20 yards this season: 24 vs. North Dakota State; 82 vs. KansasState.

West had one of the greatest opening periods in ISU history vs. Kansas State when he caught a17-yard TD pass, returned a punt 82 yards for a TD and threw a 29-yard TD pass in the first half.

West was named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week, Hornung Award Honor Roll and CFPAPunt Returner of the Week after his performance vs. Kansas State.

He became just the third player in FBS or FCS to achieve the feat since 1998.

He also became just the fourth player in ISU history to record a kickoff return and punt return for aTD in school history: Dick Howard, Don Ferguson and Tom Vaughn. Vaughn was the last Cyclone todo it in 1963.

Overall, West has been responsible for a TD in five different combinations in his career: TD rush, TDcatch, TD pass, TD punt return, TD kickoff return, the only current player in the nation to claim this.

West, who has been added to the Hornung Award Watch list, is ISUs active leader in receptions(92).

He recorded a career-high eight catches vs. Kansas State.

West is second on the team in catches (21) and is third in receiving yards (174).

ALLEN LAZARD OFF TO A GREAT START

True freshman WR Allen Lazard is having a fantastic start to his Cyclone career.

Lazard is the first true freshman offensive player to record a start since WR Josh Lenz did it in 2009

Lazard was inserted into a starting role after the untimely loss to ISUs top returning receiverQuenton Bundrage, who tore his ACL in the season-opener vs. North Dakota State.

Lazard has 21 catches for a team-high 304 yards receiving, which already ranks fifth all-time amongCyclone rookie receivers in both categories.

His 304 receiving yards is 11th nationally among rookie receivers.

Hes caught a pass in all six games.

Had a breakout game vs. Toledo, setting career highs in catches (8) and receiving yards (96).

SAM RICHARDSON IN CONTROL OF OFFENSE

Junior QB Sam Richardson claimed the role of signal-caller of the Iowa State offense in fall campand has been solid.

Richardson has 29 career TD passes, ranking fifth all-time in school history, 3,292 career passingyards, the 10th-best total in school history.

He is completing 60.1 percent of his passes this season (137-228) and leads the team in rushingwith 283 yards, one of eight QBs in FBS to lead his team in rushing and passing.

His 304 career completions ranks eighth all-time in school history.

After intermission, Richardson is completing 65.5 percent of his passes (78-of-119).

Against Iowa, Richardson was 25-of-36 for 255 yards and 2 TDs, including completing 17-of-21passes in the second half to help ISU overcome an 11-point halftime deficit.


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Against Baylor, Richardson ran for a team-season-high 99 yards. His 47-yard TD run is the longest rushof the season for the Cyclones.

Against Toledo, Richardson broke the school-record for completions in a game (37), establishingcareer bests in completions, passing yardage (351) and total offense (382). He completed 21-of-27second half passes to help the Cyclones overcome a halftime deficit.

Richardson completed a career-best 14-straight passes vs. Kansas State.

FARNIOK IS THE SEASONED VETERAN

Senior co-captain Tom Farniok is the seasoned veteran of the Cyclones, registering a team-high 41starts, which ranks third among active Big 12 players.

Farniok, a two-time HM All-Big 12 selection at center, is on both the Rimington Award and theWeurffel Trophy watch lists.

Along with senior RT Jacob Gannon, Farniok is one of two Cyclones on the team to start at least onegame in the last four seasons.

A native of Sioux Falls, S.D., Farniok calls the shots at the line scrimmage and his leadership has beeninstrumental in the success of the Cyclone offense.

Farniok was injured in the second quarter of the North Dakota State game and did not play the restof the game, as the Cyclone offense sputtered in the second half.

Farniok went 3-0 against intrastate rival in his four years as a Cyclone. He was injured in ISUs loss toIowa in 2013 and did not play in the game.

Farniok spent the summer as an assistant strength and conditioning coach working with the IowaState mens basketball team. He wants to be a strength and conditioning coach when his footballcareer is over.

Big 12 Active Leaders In Career Starts1. 45, B.J. Finney, Kansas State2. 42, Quandre Diggs, Texas3. 41, Tom Farniok, Iowa State4. 40, Dominic Espinosa, Texas

MORRISSEY AND MILLER LEADING THE DEFENSE

Seniors Cory Morrissey and Jevohn Miller are the leaders of the Iowa State defense in 2014.

DE Morrissey is off to a fantastic start to his final year as a Cyclone, leading the team in tackles forloss (5.5) and sacks (4.0).

Morrissey was named the Big 12s Defensive Player of the Week after his performance vs. Iowawhen he registered career highs in tackles (7), TFL (3.0) and sacks (2.0) against All-American Iowa LTBrandon Scherff.

Morrissey is seventh in the Big 12 and 47th nationally in sacks (4.0).

Morrisseys is ISUs active career leader in sacks (6.0) and TFL (14.0).

LB Miller is third in the Big 12 and ranks 25th nationally in tackles per game at 10.2.

Miller moved to Mike linebacker after the season-opener vs. North Dakota State and it has paiddividends for the Cyclone defense.

Miller has led the Cyclones in tackles in four of six games, including a career-high 17 stops vs. Baylor.He tallied his first career sack vs. Oklahoma State.

Miller has totaled nine or more tackles in five of six games.

Miller is ISUs active career leader in tackles (129).

NETTEN KICKING HIS WAY INTO THE RECORD BOOKS

Sophomore Cole Netten is on pace to have one of the finest seasons by a placekicker in Cyclonehistory.

Netten is still perfect on the season, drilling 18-of-18 PATs and 7-of-7 FGs to lead the team in scoringwith 39 points.

Netten is one of only six kickers in FBS still perfect this year with seven or more attempts.

Dating back to last season, Netten is 14-of-16 on his FG attempts in his last 10 games and has made10-straight field goals.

Against Iowa, Netten hit the game-winning FG, a 42-yarder with 0:02 seconds left. He also hit acareer-long 47-yarder in the game. He was named Big 12s Special Teams Player of the Week after hisperformance vs. the Hawkeyes.

Against Toledo, he tied his career high by making three field goals.

In his career, Netten is 20-of-25 (80 pct.) and is 15-of-16 (93.8 pct.) inside 40 yards.

2014 LONG PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGEYards Type Player (s)53 Catch Nealy from Richardson (Okla. St.)

*51 Catch Ecby from Richardson (Baylor)

48 Catch Lazard from Richardson (NDSU)

*47 Rush Sam Richardson (Baylor)

*29 Catch Lazard from West (KSU)

*27 Catch Nealy from Richardson (Iowa)

27 Catch Lazard from Richardson (Baylor)26 Catch West from Richardson (Iowa)

*Touchdown

2014 LONGEST SCORING DRIVESYards Plays Team/Result92 9 Iowa/TD

92 11 Baylor/TD

85 9 Kansas State/TD

85 16 Toledo/TD

79 10 Oklahoma State/TD

2014 ISU FB RADIO AFFILIATESCity StationAlbia KIIC-FM 96.7

Algona KLGA-FM 92.7

Ames KASI-AM 1430

Ames KCCQ-FM 105.1

Atlantic KSOM-FM 96.5

Boone KWGB-AM 1590

Carroll KCIM-AM 1380

Cedar Falls KCNZ-AM 1650

Cedar Rapids KGYM-AM 1600

Cherokee KCHE-FM 92.1

Creston KSIB-AM 1520

Davenport KJOC-AM 1170

Denison KDSN-FM 107.1

Des Moines KDRB-FM 100.3

Fairfield KMCD-AM 1570

Forest City KIOW-FM 107.3

Fort Dodge KWMT-AM 540Fort Madison KBKB-AM 1360

Hampton KLMJ-FM 104.9

Humboldt KHBT-FM 97.7

Marshalltown KXIA-FM 101.1

Mt. Pleasant KILJ-AM 1130

Muscatine KWPC-AM 860

Ottumwa KLEE-AM 1480

Perry KDLS-AM 1310

Shenandoah KMA-AM 960

Sioux Center KSOU-AM 1090

Sioux City KKYY-FM 101.3

Spencer KICD-FM 107.7

Waukon KFXE-FM 1160

Webster City KQWC-FM 95.7

CYCLONES.TV ON MEDIACOMIowa State launched its own athletics channel in 2013

with its Cyclones.tv station on Mediacom. Iowa State

sporting events, news conferences, coaches shows

and special features are shown daily on the 24-hour

Iowa State Athletics TV station.

Cyclones.tv is also available to the world through its

on-line internet subscription. Cyclones.tv channels

on Mediacom in the Ames/Des Moines area are: 798

(HD), 165 (SD), 59.2 (No Digital Box).


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FBS Kickers Still Perfect (minimum seven attempts)1. 13-13, Robert Aquayo, Florida State2. 11-11, Brad Craddock, Maryland3. 9-9, Chris Blewitt, Pittsburgh4. 8-8, Ross Martin, Duke 8-8, Mike Weaver, Wake Forest6. 7-7, Cole Netten, Iowa State

BIG PLAY BIBBS Senior TE E.J. Bibbs is one of the nations best tight ends.

Bibbs was a preseason All-Big 12 First-Team choice and made the mideseason cut on the Mackey Award Watch List for the nations best tight end.

Bibbs had surgery on his knee during fall camp and is just starting to get back to 100 percent.

Bibbs leads the team in receptions (22) and TDs (4), and is second in receiving yards (190).

Bibbs has caught a pass in all 18 games of his career, including multiple catches in 17 of 18 career games. His 18-game streak of catching a pass is thebest streak established by an ISU TE and ties for ninth overall in school history.

His 61 career catches ranks fifth all-time among ISU tight ends and his 652 yards receiving is the fourth-best total ever by an ISU tight end.

Against Oklahoma State, Bibbs registered season highs in catches (6) and receiving yards (69), and caught a career-high two TD passes. He earned CFPATight End Performer of the Week for his efforts.

Bibbs was an All-Big 12 Second-Team selection in 2013 after catching 39 passes for 462 yards. His 39 catches a year ago was the second-highest seasontotal by an ISU tight end.

2014 CAPTAINS

The Iowa State players voted on their captains and this year three players emerged as co-captains for the 2014 season.

All three are seniors: E.J. Bibbs (TE), Tom Farniok (OL) and Cory Morrissey (DE).

The three captains all earned All-Big 12 recognition last season and are on various national award watch lists.

CYCLONES IN THE NFL

Iowa State currently has six players on 53-man NFL rosters.

Players on NFL Rosters:Tim Dobbins (Atlanta Falcons), Leonard Johnson (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), A.J. Klein (Carolina Panthers), Kelechi Osemele(Baltimore Ravens), Ahtyba Rubin (Cleveland Browns) and Jeremiah George (Jacksonville Jaguars).

George is the latest Cyclone to be drafted, getting selected in the fifth round of the NFL Draft by the New York Jets. He is now with the JacksonvilleJaguars. George led the Big 12 and ranked fourth nationally in tackles in 2013 at 11.1.

ISU has had an NFL draftee in each of the last three seasons.

REMEMBERING CURTIS BRAY

Curtis Bray, who was on head coach Paul Rhoads Iowa State staff the last five seasons, passed away suddenly from a pulmonary embolism in Januaryat the age of 43.

Bray was ISUs defensive end coach from 2009-13, tutoring multiple defensive ends to All-Big 12 recognition.

Iowa State will honor Brays legacy by adorning a patch on their helmets of his initials CB throughout the entire season.

ISU DE Cory Morrissey, who earned All-Big 12 honors in 2013 under Brays leadership, changed his uniform number to 58 in honor of Bray, who wore thesame number in his outstanding career at Pittsburgh.

DEALING WITH INJURIES

Iowa State has already lost seven significant contributors to season-ending injuries this season.

Quenton Bundrage, ISUs leading receiver in 2013 (48 catches, 676 yards, 9 TDs), had his junior season ended on the fourth play of the 2014 seasonwhen he tore his ACL vs. North Dakota State in the season-opener.

Ben Loth, ISUs backup center, went down with a knee injury on the first day of fall camp.

Special teams dynamo Levi Peters ruptured his achilles vs. Kansas State.

WR P.J. Harris, who had nine catches in the first three games, had his season ended with a knee injury vs. Iowa, along with backup offensive linemanJacob Dunning.

WR Brett Medders suffered a season-ending injury in practice prior to the Baylor game.

Junior OL Brock Dagel, who had started 15 consecutive games, had his season shelved after the Oklahoma State game.

Career starts of the injured Cyclones: Bundrage (18), Dagel (15), Loth (2), Dunning (1), Medders (1), Harris (1) and Peters (0).


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GAME-BY-GAME STARTERSAug. 30 vs. North Dakota StateOffense DefenseTE E.J. Bibbs LE Mitchell MeyersLT Brock Dagel DT Brandon JensenLG Jamison Lalk NG Devlyn CousinC Tom Farniok RE Cory MorrisseyRG Daniel Burton SLB Kane SeeleyRT Jacob Gannon MLB Alton Meeks

QB Sam Richardson WLB Jevohn MillerTB Aaron Wimberly RCB Nigel TribuneWRZ Brett Medders LCB Sam RichardsonWRF Jarvis West SS T.J. MutchersonWRX Quenton Bundrage FS Kamari Cotton-Moya

Sept. 6 vs. Kansas StateOffense DefenseWR P.J. Harris LE Mitchell MeyersLT Brock Dagel DT Brandon JensenLG Jamison Lalk NG Devlyn CousinC Tom Farniok RE Cory MorrisseyRG Daniel Burton SLB Drake FerchRT Jake Campos MLB Jevohn MillerQB Sam Richardson WLB Luke KnottTB Aaron Wimberly RCB Nigel TribuneWRZ Dondre Daley LCB Sam RichardsonWRF Jarvis West SS T.J. MutchersonWRX Allen Lazard FS Kamari Cotton-Moya

Sept. 13 at IowaOffense DefenseTE E.J. Bibbs LE Mitchell MeyersLT Brock Dagel DT Brandon JensenLG Jamison Lalk NG Trent TaylorC Tom Farniok RE Cory MorrisseyRG Daniel Burton SLB Luke KnottRT Jake Campos MLB Alton MeeksQB Sam Richardson WLB Jevohn MillerTB Aaron Wimberly RCB Nigel TribuneWRZ Dondre Daley LCB Sam RichardsonWRF Jarvis West SS T.J. MutchersonWRX Allen Lazard FS Qujuan Floyd

Sept. 27 vs. BaylorOffense DefenseTE E.J. Bibbs LE Trent Taylor

LT Brock Dagel DT Mitchell MeyersLG Jamison Lalk NG Brandon JensenC Tom Farniok RE Cory MorrisseyRG Daniel Burton SLB Drake FerchRT Jake Campos MLB Jevohn MillerQB Sam Richardson WLB Luke KnottTB Aaron Wimberly RCB Nigel TribuneRB DeVondrick Nealy LCB Sam RichardsonWRZ Dondre Daley SS T.J. MutchersonWRX Allen Lazard FS Kamari Cotton-Moya

Oct. 4 at Oklahoma StateOffense DefenseTE E.J. Bibbs LE Trent TaylorLT Jake Campos DT Mitchell MeyersLG Jamison Lalk NG Brandon JensenC Tom Farniok RE Cory MorrisseyRG Daniel Burton SLB Drake Ferch

RT Jacob Gannon MLB Jevohn MillerQB Sam Richardson WLB Luke KnottTB Aaron Wimberly RCB Nigel TribuneWRZ Dondre Daley LCB Sam RichardsonWRF Jarvis West SS T.J. MutchersonWRX Allen Lazard FS Kamari Cotton-Moya

Oct. 11 vs. ToledoOffense DefenseTE E.J. Bibbs LE Trent TaylorLT Jake Campos DT Mitchell MeyersLG Jamison Lalk NG Brandon JensenC Tom Farniok RE Cory MorrisseyRG Daniel Burton SLB Jared BrackensRT Jacob Gannon MLB Jevohn MillerQB Sam Richardson WLB Luke KnottTB DeVondrick Nealy RCB Nigel TribuneWRZ Dondre Daley LCB Sam RichardsonWRF Jauan Wesley SS T.J. Mutcherson

WRX Allen Lazard FS Kamari Cotton-Moya

CYCLONES BY THE NUMBERS

0- Turnovers ISU has committed in its last twogames.

2- Catches this season by Tad Ecby, both goingfor TDs (51 yards, 23 yards).

4- Number of true freshmen who have played

in a game this season (Allen Lazard, WR, JauanWesley, WR, Martinez Syria, RB, Colin Downing,P), the most since the 2009 season.

4- Number of players in ISU history who haverecorded a punt return and a kickoff return for aTD in school history. Jarvis West joined the listwith an 82-yard punt return for a TD vs. KansasState. He had a 95-yard kickoff return for a TDvs. Texas Tech in 2013.

5- Different ways Jarvis West has been respon-sible for a TD in his career (TD pass, TD rush, TDcatch, TD punt return, TD kickoff return), the onlyactive player in the nation to achieve this feat.

5- Where true freshman Allen Lazard ranks

among ISU rookies in season receiving yardswith 304 through six games, the highest totalon the season.

6- Kickers left in FBS still perfect on the seasonwith seven or more FG attempts, including ISUsCole Netten (7-7 FG).

10- Field goals in a row Cole Netten has madedating back to last season. He is 7-of-7 on theyear.

11- Touchdown scoring drives of 75 yards orlonger on ISUs 18 TD drives this season.

11- Road wins in the Paul Rhoads era (2009-14).ISU had 18 road wins combined from 1991-

2008.

18- Games in a row All-Big 12 TE E.J. Bibbshas caught a pass, the best active streak onthe team and the ninth-longest streak in schoolhistory.

23- Games in a row ISU has had 50,000 ormore fans attend a game in Jack Trice Stadium,a school-record streak.

25- Where Jevohn Miller ranks nationally intackles per game (10.2), the third-best clip in theBig 12 Conference.

29- Career TD passes thrown by Sam Richard-son, the fifth-best total in school history.

37- Completions by Sam Richardson in ISUs37-30 win over Toledo, setting the ISU schoolrecord for completions in a game.

41- Career starts by center Tom Farniok, thehighest total by a current Cyclone and the third-best total by current Big 12 players.

61- Career receptions by senior tight end E.J.Bibbs, the fifth-most by a Cyclone tight end inschool history.

65.5- Percentage of passes QB Sam Richard-son is completing in the 2nd half this season(78-119).

GAME-BY-GAME STARTERSOct. 18 at TexasOffense DefenseTE - - LE - -RT - - DT - -RG - - NG - -C - - RE - -LG - - SLB - -LT - - MLB - -

QB - - WLB - -TB - - RCB - -WRZ - - LCB - -WRF - - SS - -WRX - - FS - -

Nov. 1 vs. OklahomaOffense DefenseTE - - LE - -RT - - DT - -RG - - NG - -C - - RE - -LG - - SLB - -LT - - MLB - -QB - - WLB - -TB - - RCB - -WRZ - - LCB - -WRF - - SS - -WRX - - FS - -

Nov. 8 at KansasOffense DefenseTE - - LE - -RT - - DT - -RG - - NG - -C - - RE - -LG - - SLB - -LT - - MLB - -QB - - WLB - -TB - - RCB - -WRZ - - LCB - -WRF - - SS - -WRX - - FS - -

Nov. 22 vs. Texas TechOffense DefenseTE - - LE - -

RT - - DT - -RG - - NG - -C - - RE - -LG - - SLB - -LT - - MLB - -QB - - WLB - -TB - - RCB - -WRZ - - LCB - -WRF - - SS - -WRX - - FS - -

Nov. 29 vs. West VirginiaOffense DefenseTE - - LE - -RT - - DT - -RG - - NG - -C - - RE - -LG - - SLB - -

LT - - MLB - -QB - - WLB - -TB - - RCB - -WRZ - - LCB - -WRF - - SS - -WRX - - FS - -

Dec. 6 at TCUOffense DefenseTE - - LE - -RT - - DT - -RG - - NG - -C - - RE - -LG - - SLB - -LT - - MLB - -QB - - WLB - -TB - - RCB - -WRZ - - LCB - -WRF - - SS - -

WRX - - FS - -


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PRONUNCIATIONS

PlayersPierre Aka- A-kahTerry Ayeni - eye-EN-neeBen Boesen- BO-zinBrian Bonacci- Bo-notch-eeQuenton Bundrage- QUINN-ton BUND-ridgeKamari Cotton-Moya- Kuh-mar-ee Cotton-Moy-uhDevlynCousin - DEV-linnDondreDaley - DON-drayTad Ecby- ECK-beeTom Farniok- far-KNEE-ockQujuanFloyd - Kuh-wahnJacob Homa- Home-uhJosh Jahlas- Jaw-lissKory Kodanko - Kah-DONK-ohJamison Lalk- LOCKDamein Lawry- LOUW-reeBen Loth- rhymes with clothJevohnMiller - rhymes with kevinT.J. Mutcherson- mutch-UR-sonDeVondrick Nealy- deh-VON-drick KNEE-leeRegganNorthrup - Ree-gunOni Omoile- OH-knee ah-MOY-lahGrant Rohach- ROW-hauch

OrionSalters - Oh-RYANKane Seeley- SEE-leeSam Seonbuchner - Scene-bucknerNick Severs- See-versKamari Syrie- Kuh-mar-ee Sir-RYEWendell Taiese - Ty-ES-sayTanner Tusha- TWO-ShaJauanWesley - Juh-wanDauronWilliams - DAH-ron

CoachesLouis Ayeni - eye-EN-neeStan Eggen- Egg-in

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

By State

Iowa: 44Texas: 25Florida: 22California: 7Illinois: 6Wisconsin: 4Missouri: 2Georgia: 2Indiana: 2Oklahoma: 2Canada: 1Kansas: 1Mississippi: 1Nevada: 1South Dakota: 1

By Class

Seniors: 13Juniors: 23Sophomores: 29Freshmen: 56

By PositionQuarterbacks: 6Running Backs: 9Tight Ends: 7Wide Receivers: 15Offensive Linemen: 21Defensive Linemen: 19Linebackers: 18Defensive Backs: 18Specialists: 8

RECORDS AND TRENDSSINGLE-GAME RECORDSLONGEST PUNT RETURNS

1. 96 Tom Elliott, Kansas, 19692. 95 Gary King, Drake, 19653. 91 James McMillion, Okla. St., 19924. 87 James McMillion, Tulane, 19925. 86 Barry Hill, Kansas, 19736. 85 Mike Schwartz, Bowling Green, 19 85 D.W. Moss, Drake, 19148. 82 Jarvis West, Kansas State, 20149. 80 Dick Howard, Doane, 1944 80 Bill Brennan, Nebraska, 1913

COMPLETIONS

1. 37 Sam Richardson, Toledo, 20142. 36 Steele Jantz, Baylor, 2012 36 Austen Arnaud, Missouri, 20084. 32 Steele Jantz, Tulsa, 2012 31 Jared Barnett, Oklahoma St., 201 31 Seneca Wallace, Missouri, 2002

SEASON RECORDSPUNT RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS

1. 3 James McMillion, 19922. 2 Todd Miller, 20023. 1 Jarvis West, 2014 1 tied with 13 others

PUNTING AVERAGE

1. 45.7 Marc Harris, 19962. 45.2 Kirby Van Der Kamp, 20103. 43.8 Tony Yelk, 20014. 43.1 Colin Downing, 20145. 42.9 Judge Johnston, 19896. 42.8 Rick Blabolil, 1976

7. 42.7 Kirby Van Der Kamp, 2011 42.7 Doug Myers, 19829. 42.6 Troy Blankenship, 200510. 42.4 Marc Harris, 1994

SACKS

1. 8.5 Shawn Moorehead, 20062. 7.5 Jason Berryman, 20053. 7.0 Brent Curvey, 2006 7.0 Reggie Hayward, 2000 7.0 Derrik Clark, 1996 7.0 Dan Watkins, 1992 7.0 Lester Williams, 19838. 6.5 Kurtis Taylor, 2007 6.5 Brent Curvey, 2005

10. 6.0 Many tied-- 4.0 Cory Morrissey, 2014

CATCHES BY A TIGHT END

1. 54 Collin Franklin, 20102. 39 E.J. Bibbs, 20133. 35 Jeff Wodka, 19854. 34 Keith Krepfle, 19715. 32 Tom Lorenz, 19706. 30 Keith Krepfle, 1972 30 Keith Krepfle, 19738. 27 Mike Banks, 2000 27 Mike Busch, 198810. 26 Ernst Brun, 2012 26 Dave Smoldt, 1984-- 22 E.J. Bibbs, 2014

BERGSTROM FOOTBALL COMPLEX

The $20.6 million Bergstrom FootballComplex was dedicated on Oct. 26, 2012.

The 152,000 square-foot building houses aspacious strength and conditioning facility,office complex with positional meetingrooms, an auditorium and locker rooms.

Its athletics training area boasts leading edgecapabilities and the building is fully equippedwith the latest video technologies.

JACK TRICE STADIUM

First Game: Sept. 20, 1975 (Iowa Statedefeated Air Force, 17-12): 40th season.

Capacity:Holds 54,800 (2014 only). Recordcrowd was 56,800, four times.

Surface:Natural grass constructed in 1996.Renovated in 2008 with sod from Wisconsin.

Vitals: 100% Kentucky Bluegrass, mowed3-4 times a week at 1.25, total grass area is93,000 square feet.

Awards:College Football Field of the Yearby the Sports Turf Managers Association(STMA) in 1996 and 2012.

Quick Fact:Jack Trice Stadium is the onlyFBS stadium in the nation named after anAfrican-American.

SOUTH END ZONE PROJECT

Ground has broken on the south end zoneproject at Jack Trice Stadium which isscheduled to be completed in Aug. of 2015.

New stadium capacity will increase to61,000, the third-largest in the Big 12.

Project includes bowling in the south end,new club section and a video board.


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CAREER RECORDSTOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS

1. 31 Todd Blythe, 2004-072. 15 Ed Williams, 1994-97 15 Keith Krepfle, 1971-73)4. 14 Lane Danielsen, 2000-03 14 Tracy Henderson, 1982-84

6. 12 Willie Jones, 1971-73 12 Dick Limerick, 1961-638. 11 Quenton Bundrage, 2012-9. 10 Josh Lenz, 2009-12 10 Lance Young, 2001-03 10 Otto Stowe, 1968-70 10 Jim Doran, 1948-50

PASSING YARDS

1. 9,499 Bret Meyer, 2004-072. 6,777 Austen Arnaud, 2007-103. 5,307 Alex Espinoza, 1984-864. 5,289 Seneca Wallace, 2001-025. 5,235 Todd Bandhauer, 1995-986. 4,164 Sage Rosenfels, 1997-2000

7. 4,104 David Archer, 1982-838. 3,602 Bret Oberg, 1988-899. 3,417 Tim Van Galder, 1964-6610. 3,292 Sam Richardson, 2012-

TOTAL OFFENSE

1. 10,422 Bret Meyer, 2004-072. 8,044 Austen Arnaud, 2007-103. 6,201 Seneca Wallace, 2001-024. 5,018 Alex Espinoza, 1984-865. 4,824 Sage Rosenfels, 1997-20006. 4,798 George Amundson, 1970-727. 4,763 Todd Bandhauer, 1995-988. 4,382 Troy Davis, 1994-969. 4,204 Todd Doxzon, 1993-9610. 4,173 Dave Hoppmann, 1960-62-- 4,164 Sam Richardson, 2012-

KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE

1. 26.47 Luther Blue, 1974-762. 25.70 Jarvis West, 2011-3. 25.36 Tom Vaughn, 1962-644. 24.74 Tom Busch, 1965-675. 24.62 Leonard Johnson, 2008-116. 24.50 Jeff Allen, 1968-707. 24.38 Ray Hardee, 1975-788. 24.15 Willie Jones, 1971-739. 23.93 Shontrelle Johnson, 2010-1310. 23.54 Darren Davis, 1996-99

TOUCHDOWN PASSES

1. 50 Bret Meyer, 2004-072. 42 Austen Arnaud, 2007-103. 40 Todd Bandhauer, 1995-984. 33 Alex Espinoza, 1984-865. 29 Sam Richardson, 2012-6. 26 Seneca Wallace, 2001-027. 25 Wayne Stanley, 1972-768. 24 Dean Carlson, 1970-719. 23 Steele Jantz, 2011-12 23 David Archer, 1982-83

SPECIAL TEAMS TOUCHDOWNS

1. 3 James McMillion, 1989-93 3 Tom Vaughn, 1962-643. 2 Jarvis West, 2011- 2 Todd Miller, 2002-04 2 Luther Blue, 1974-76 2 Willie Jones, 1971-73 2 Tom Elliott, 1968-69

2 Don Ferguson, 1947-49 2 Dick Howard, 1943-46

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (MIN 20 RETURNS)

1. 15.91 James McMillion, 1991-932. 14.27 Ryan Baum, 2003-063. 13.83 Tom Vaughn, 1962-644. 11.62 Tony Washington, 1968-705. 11.35 Dick Limerick, 1961-636. 10.53 John Schweizer, 1970-727. 10.13 Larry Carwell, 1964-668. 9.36 Tom Elliott, 1968-699. 9.13 J.J. Moses (1997-200010. 9.07 Dwight Nichols, 1957-59-- 17.60 Jarvis West, 2011- (15 returns)

COMPLETIONS

1. 810 Bret Meyer, 2004-072. 616 Austen Arnaud, 2007-103. 454 Alex Espinoza, 1984-864. 411 Seneca Wallace, 2001-025. 404 Todd Bandhauer, 1995-986. 359 David Archer, 1982-837. 306 Sage Rosenfels, 1997-20008. 304 Sam Richardson, 2012-9. 259 Tim Van Galder, 1964-6610. 251 Bret Oberg, 1988-89

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 200 COMP.)

1. 59.7 Austen Arnaud, 2007-10

2. 59.2 Bret Oberg, 1988-893. 58.0 Bret Meyer, 2004-074. 57.8 Steele Jantz, 2011-125. 57.7 Seneca Wallace, 2001-02 57.7 Sam Richardson, 2012-7. 55.5 David Archer, 1982-838. 55.1 Todd Doxzon, 1993-969. 52.1 Sage Rosenfels, 1997-200010. 51.0 Alex Espinoza, 1984-86

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTION

1. 23 Otto Stowe, 1968-702. 22 Tracy Henderson, 1983-843. 21 Ty Watley, 1996-974. 20 Eppie Barney, 1965-66 20 Chris Anthony, 1999-20006. 19 Jon Davis, 2004-05 19 Austin Flynn, 2005-06 19 Darius Reynolds, 2010-119. 18 Chris Spencer, 1990-91 18 Lane Danielsen, 2001-02 18 R.J. Sumrall, 2006-07 18 E.J. Bibbs, 2013-14**ISU Record By A Tight End

RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END

1. 100 Keith Krepfle, 1971-732. 87 Collin Franklin, 2007-103. 78 Mike Busch, 1986-894. 70 Derrick Catlett, 2006-095. 61 E.J. Bibbs, 2013-6. 59 Mike Banks, 1998-20017. 53 Jeff Wodka, 1982-85

8. 52 Ben Barkema, 2004-079. 40 Al Dixon, 1974-76 40 Guy Preston, 1977-78

RECEIVING YARDS BY A TIGHT END

1. 1,456 Keith Krepfle, 1971-732. 1,061 Mike Busch, 1986-893. 980 Collin Franklin, 2007-104. 652 E.J. Bibbs, 2013-5. 643 Derrick Catlett, 2006-096. 584 Mike Banks, 1998-20017. 567 Guy Preston, 1977-788. 566 Ben Barkema, 2004-079. 550 Al Dixon, 1974-7610. 539 Jeff Wodka, 1982-85

RUSHING YARDS BY A QUARTERBACK*

1. 1,446 Buddy Hardeman, 1973-762. 1,267 Austen Arnaud, 2007-103. 1,045 Todd Doxzon, 1993-964. 923 Bret Meyer, 2004-075. 912 Seneca Wallace, 2001-026. 872 Sam Richardson, 2012-*Does not include single-wing spinbacks

FRESHMAN RECORDSRECEIVING YARDS

1. 833 Todd Blythe, 20042. 477 Darius Darks, 2008

3. 322 Robbie Minor, 19834. 311 R.J. Sumrall, 20055. 304 Allen Lazard, 20146. 277 Andy Stensrud, 19977. 236 Geoff Turner, 19948. 232 Quenton Bundrage, 20129. 212 Jim Knuth, 197910. 188 Sedrick Johnson, 2008

RECEPTIONS

1. 49 Darius Darks, 20082. 39 Todd Blythe, 20043. 25 Jarvis West, 20114. 23 Alexander Robinson, 20075 21 Allen Lazard, 2014 21 Geoff Turner, 1994

7. 20 Quenton Bundrage, 2012 20 Josh Lenz, 2009 20 R.J. Sumrall, 2005 20 Robbie Minor, 1983


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IOWA STATE ROSTER - ALPHABETICNo. Name, Pos91 Pierre Aka, DL52 Cole Anderson, OL11 E.J. Bibbs, TE95 Ben Boesen, TE14 Jared Brackens, LB33 Tyler Brown, RB9 Quenton Bundrage, WR70 Daniel Burton, OL67 Jake Campos, OL23 Darian Cotton, DB

5 Kamari Cotton-Moya, DB94 Devlyn Cousin, DL79 Shawn Curtis, OL72 Brock Dagel, OL13 Dondre Daley, WR13 Colin Downing, P66 Jacob Dunning, OL6 Tad Ecby, WR74 Tom Farniok, OL3 Drake Ferch, N34 Austin Fischer, H26 Qujuan Floyd, DB41 Chris Francis, PK65 Jacob Gannon, OL95 Robby Garcia, DL43 Sam George, DE63 Ryan Glenn, OL97 Tyler Harmeyer, DL15 Brandon Harris, WR2 Jordan Harris, LB4 P.J. Harris, WR16 Willie Harvey, LB7 Trevor Hodge, DB

1 Vic Holmes, DB55 Jacob Homa, OL31 Josh Jahlas, DB93 Brandon Jensen, DL21 Luke Knott, LB69 Kory Kodanko, OL12 Holden Kramer, P23 Clifford Kwaw-Mensah, RB76 Jamison Lalk, OL7 Joel Lanning, QB50 Bryan Larson, OL17 Damein Lawry, WR5 Allen Lazard, WR53 Anthony Lazard, LB14 Darius Lee-Campbell, QB86 Alex Leslie, TE11 Gabe Luna, DE8 Kenneth Lynn, DB32 Justin Madison, DE83 Brett Medders, WR44 Alton Meeks, LB90 Mitchell Meyers, DE55 Jevohn Miller, LB25 Brian Mills, LB8 DVario Montgomery, WR58 Cory Morrissey, DE22 T.J. Mutcherson, DB20 DeVondrick Nealy, RB1 Cole Netten, PK9 Reggan Northrup, LB77 Oni Omoile, OL89 Jake Ortale, TE10 Brian Peavy, DB35 Levi Peters, LB96 MaKayle Phillips, DL45 Dale Pierson, DE3 Jake Rhoads, WR/LS4 Sam Richardson, DB12 Sam Richardson, QB3 Grant Rohach, QB6 DeMonte Ruth, DB21 Orion Salters, WR82 Scotty Schaffner, TE29 Kane Seeley, LB47 Sam Seonbuchner, LB

71 Nick Severs, OL39 Jack Spreen, LB16 Kyle Starcevich, QB20 Matt Swoyer, DB24 Martinez Syria, RB27 Kamari Syrie, DB78 Wendell Taiese, OL98 Trent Taylor, DL24 Matthew Thomas, DB49 Spencer Thornton, LS99 Vernell Trent, DL34 Nigel Tribune, DB56 J.D. Waggoner, DE25 Mike Warren, RB38 Jared Weaver, RB40 Justin Webster, RB18 Jauan Wesley, WR1 Jarvis West, WR81 Quan West, TE/WR41 Darius White, DE75 Duaron Williams, OL2 Aaron Wimberly, RB73 Will Windham, OL


IOWA STATE ROSTER - NUMERICALNo. Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown (High School/Previous School)1 Vic Holmes DB 5-11 193 Fr. La Porte, Texas (La Porte)1 Cole Netten* PK 6-1 214 So.# Ankeny, Iowa (Ankeny)1 Jarvis West*** WR 5-7 171 Sr.# St. Petersburg, Fla. (Gibbs)2 Jordan Harris LB 6-0 244 Jr. Clarksdale, Miss. (Clarksdale/Copiah-Lincoln CC)2 Aaron Wimberly* RB 5-9 177 Sr. Snellville, Ga. (South Gwinnett/Iowa Western CC)3 Drake Ferch* N 5-11 209 Sr.# State Center, Iowa (West Marshall/Iowa Western CC)3 Jake Rhoads WR/LS 6-2 197 Fr.# Ames, Iowa (Gilbert)3 Grant Rohach* QB 6-2 217 So.# Moorpark, Calif. (Moorpark)4 P.J. Harris* WR 6-2 164 So.# Groveland, Fla. (South Lake)4 Sam Richardson** DB 5-8 187 Jr.# League City, Texas (Clear Springs)

5 Kamari Cotton-Moya DB 6-1 194 Fr.# Bakersfield, Calif. (Ridgeview)5 Allen Lazard WR 6-5 221 Fr. Urbandale, Iowa (Urbandale)6 Tad Ecby* WR 6-0 205 Jr.# Houston, Texas (St. Pius X)6 DeMonte Ruth DB 5-9 163 Fr. Dallas, Texas (Wilmer-Hutchins)7 Trevor Hodge DB 6-1 201 Fr.# Perris, Calif. (Citrus Hill)7 Joel Lanning QB 6-2 233 Fr.# Ankeny, Iowa (Ankeny)8 Kenneth Lynn* DB 5-10 173 Jr.# Dallas, Texas (Kimball)8 DVario Montgomery WR 6-5 219 So.# Winter Park, Fla. (Winter Park/USF)9 Quenton Bundrage** WR 6-2 192 Jr.# Palmetto, Fla. (Manatee)9 Reggan Northrup LB 6-1 190 Fr. Jacksonville, Fla. (First Coast)10 Brian Peavy DB 5-9 178 Fr. Houston, Texas (Westfield)11 E.J. Bibbs* TE 6-3 264 Sr. Chicago, Ill. (Bogan/Arizona Western CC)11 Gabe Luna DE 6-2 251 Jr. Garden City, Kan. (Garden City/Butler CC)12 Holden Kramer P 6-3 182 Fr.# West Des Moines, Iowa (Valley)12 Sam Richardson** QB 6-2 221 Jr.# Winter Park, Fla. (Winter Park)13 Dondre Daley* WR 6-2 190 So.# Tarpon Springs, Fla. (Tarpon Springs)13 Colin Downing P 5-11 186 Fr. Whitefish Bay, Wis. (Whitefish Bay)14 Jared Brackens*** LB 6-1 213 Sr. Mesquite, Texas (North)14 Darius Lee-Campbell QB 6-2 211 Fr. Spring, Texas (Spring)15 Brandon Harris WR 6-0 193 Fr.# Cedar Hill, Texas (Cedar Hill)16 Willie Harvey LB 6-0 213 Fr. Hastings, Fla. (Menendez)16 Kyle Starcevich QB 6-3 213 Fr. Altoona, Iowa (Southeast Polk)17 Damein Lawry WR 5-10 182 So.# Dallas, Texas (Wilmer-Hutchins)

18 Jauan Wesley WR 5-11 177 Fr. Markham, Ill. (Thornton Township)20 DeVondrick Nealy** RB 5-10 189 Jr.# Monticello, Fla. (Jefferson County)20 Matt Swoyer DB 5-11 187 So.# Southlake, Texas (Carroll)21 Luke Knott* LB 6-1 219 So.# Lees Summit, Mo. (West)21 Orion Salters WR 5-9 166 Fr. Dallas, Texas (Jesuit)22 T.J. Mutcherson* DB 5-11 201 So.# Tampa, Fla. (Freedom)23 Darian Cotton* DB 5-11 198 Jr.# Mount Pleasant, Iowa (Mount Pleasant)23 Clifford Kwaw-Mensah RB 5-7 178 Fr. Ames, Iowa (Iowa)24 Martinez Syria RB 6-0 205 Fr. Humble, Texas (Nimitz)24 Matthew Thomas* DB 5-10 165 Sr.# Lancaster, Texas (Lancaster)25 Brian Mills LB 5-10 231 Fr.# Clermont, Fla. (East Ridge)25 Mike Warren RB 6-0 188 Fr. Lawton, Okla. (Lawton)26 Qujuan Floyd DB 6-0 195 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Crenshaw/Santa Monica CC)27 Kamari Syrie DB 5-10 200 Fr.# Hurst, Texas (L.D. Bell)29 Kane Seeley* LB 6-2 236 So.# Perry, Iowa (Perry)31 Josh Jahlas DB 6-2 197 So.# Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Kennedy)32 Justin Madison DE 6-3 218 Fr.# Tampa, Fla. (Robinson)33 Tyler Brown RB 5-11 188 Fr.# Lakeland, Fla. (Lake Gibson)34 Austin Fischer H 6-2 211 Jr.# Ankeny, Iowa (Ankeny/Marshalltown CC)34 Nigel Tribune* DB 5-11 185 So. Jacksonville, Fla. (Raines)35 Levi Peters* LB 5-11 216 So.# Gilmore City, Iowa (Fort Dodge)38 Jared Weaver RB 6-1 225 Sr.# Moville, Iowa (Sioux City Heelan)39 Jack Spreen LB 6-1 215 Fr.# Bedford, Ind. (Bedford North Lawrence)

40 Justin Webster RB 6-1 216 Fr.# Houston, Texas (Northland Christian)41 Chris Francis PK 6-0 174 Fr. Dubuque, Iowa (Hempstead)41 Darius White DE 6-1 243 So.# Palmetto, Fla. (Manatee)43 Sam George DE 6-2 247 Fr.# Norwalk, Iowa (Norwalk)44 Alton Meeks LB 6-3 244 Fr.# Orlando, Fla. (Dr. Phillips)45 Dale Pierson DE 6-2 254 Jr. Bakersfield, Calif. (Independence/Pasadena CC)47 Sam Seonbuchner LB 6-2 230 Fr. Oconomowoc, Wis. (Arrowhead)49 Spencer Thornton** LS 6-2 251 Sr.# Marion, Iowa (Cedar Rapids-Washington)50 Bryan Larson OL 6-4 278 Fr.# Humboldt, Iowa (Humboldt)52 Cole Anderson OL 6-4 262 Fr. League City, Texas (Clear Falls)53 Anthony Lazard LB 6-1 198 So.# Urbandale, Iowa (Urbandale)55 Jacob Homa OL 6-4 283 Fr.# Brookfield, Wis. (Brookfield Central)55 Jevohn Miller*** LB 6-1 241 Sr. Brooklyn, Iowa (BGM)56 J.D. Waggoner DE 6-3 252 Fr.# Dallas, Texas (Jesuit)58 Cory Morrissey** DE 6-4 260 Sr. Ames, Iowa (Gilbert/Iowa Western CC)63 Ryan Glenn OL 6-4 305 Fr.# Waukee, Iowa (Waukee)65 Jacob Gannon*** OL 6-7 306 Sr.# Iowa City, Iowa (West)66 Jacob Dunning* OL 6-5 288 So.# Leander, Texas (Leander)67 Jake Campos OL 6-8 291 Fr.# West Des Moines, Iowa (Valley)69 Kory Kodanko OL 6-5 294 Fr. Green Bay, Wis. (West De Pere)70 Daniel Burton* OL 6-6 328 So.# Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City North)71 Nick Severs OL 6-4 281 Fr.# Macomb, Ill. (Macomb)72 Brock Dagel** OL 6-8 305 Jr.# Cherokee, Iowa (Cherokee-Washington)73 Will Windham OL 6-3 329 Fr. Schertz, Texas (Clemens)74 Tom Farniok*** OL 6-4 301 Sr.# Sioux Falls, S.D. (Washington)75 Duaron Williams OL 6-4 300 So.# Orlando, Fla. (Jones)76 Jamison Lalk** OL 6-6 297 Jr.# Council Bluffs, Iowa (Abraham Lincoln)77 Oni Omoile* OL 6-3 307 Jr.# Coppell, Texas (Coppell)78 Wendell Taiese OL 6-6 332 Jr.# Oakland, Calif. (McClymonds/Laney CC)79 Shawn Curtis OL 6-5 293 Fr.# Orlando, Fla. (Olympia)81 Quan West* TE/WR 6-4 239 So.# Willis, Texas (Willis)82 Scotty Schaffner TE 6-4 229 Fr. Raymore, Mo. (Raymore-Peculiar)83 Brett Medders WR 6-3 200 Jr.# Westlake Village, Calif. (Oaks Christian)86 Alex Leslie TE 6-6 251 Fr.# New Braunfels, Texas (New Braunfels)89 Jake Ortale TE 6-4 227 Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Palo Verde)90 Mitchell Meyers* DE 6-4 262 So.# The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands)91 Pierre Aka DL 6-4 294 So.# Indianapolis, Ind. (Pike)93 Brandon Jensen*** DL 6-5 303 Sr.# Ankeny, Iowa (Ankeny)94 Devlyn Cousin* DL 6-2 291 So.# St. Marys, Ga. (Camden County)95 Ben Boesen* TE 6-5 245 Jr.# Des Moines, Iowa (Dowling Catholic)95 Robby Garcia DL 6-4 283 Fr.# Tampa, Fla. (Jesuit)96 MaKayle Phillips DL 6-0 321 Fr.# Waterloo, Iowa (West)97 Tyler Harmeyer DL 6-0 286 Sr. Ankeny, Iowa (Dowling/Iowa Western CC)98 Trent Taylor DL 6-2 244 Jr. Lakeland, Fla. (Lake Gibson/Butler CC)99 Vernell Trent DL 6-3 283 Fr.# Jacksonville, Fla. (Forrest)


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PLAYER SPOTLIGHTS- KICKERS

1 Cole Netten PK 13 Colin Downing P

5-11 186 Fr. 0L Whitefish Bay, Wis.

Third in the Big 12 and 40th nationally in puntingaverage (43.1). In 28 punts, ISU opponents have returned 12 of themfor a total of 50 yards. ISU ranks 20th nationally in net punting (40.30) thanksto Downing. Boomed a career-long 64-yarder vs. Baylor. Has 11 FCs, 6 inside the 20 and 7 50-yarders. Had an outstanding debut, averaging 45.7 yards onsix punts vs. NDSU. First-Team All-State punter by the AP & WFCA. The 2013 Kevin Stemke Award recipient, given an-nually to the best senior punter/kicker in Wisconsin.

CAREER STATISTICS

PuntingYear G No. Yds Avg. 50+ i20 LP/Opponent

2014 6 30 1293 43.1 7 6 64/BaylorCareer 6 30 1293 43.1 7 6 64/Baylor

CAREER BESTSPunts: 8 vs. Baylor (9-27-14)Long Punt: 64 vs. Baylor (9-27-14)Average (min. 4 punts): 45.7 vs. North Dakota St. (8-30-14)Inside 20: 2, twice50-Yarders: 3 vs. North Dakota State (8-30-14)

2014Opp No. Yds Avg Long 50+ i20

N. Dak. St. 6 274 45.7 56 3 2Kansas St. 5 206 41.2 46 0 2Iowa 4 164 41.0 50 1 1Baylor 8 353 44.1 64 1 1Okla. St. 5 226 45.2 55 2 0Toledo 2 70 35.0 36 0 0

6-1 214 So. 1L Ankeny, Iowa

Perfect on the season (7-7 FG, 18-18 PAT). One of six kickers in FBS still perfect on the seasonwith seven or more FG attempts.

Is 51-of-52 on PATs and 20-of-25 on FGs (80%) inhis career. Named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week afterdrilling the game-winning 42-yard FG with 0:02 secondsleft to defeat Iowa (20-17). Was 2-for-2 on his FGs vs. Iowa, including a career-long 47-yarder. Is 14-of-16 on his FG attempts in the last 10 games(87.5 percent) and has made 10-straight FGs. Is 12-of-15 on FGs in Big 12 play. Is 15-of-16 on field goals inside 40 yards. His 13 FGs in 2013 tied for 8th on ISUs single-seasonchart.

CAREER STATISTICS

KickingYear G PAT-ATT PCT FG-ATT PCT TP2013 12 33-34 97.0 13-18 72.2 72

2014 6 18-18 100.0 7-7 100.0 39Career 18 51-52 98.1 20-25 80.0 111

20-29: 6-7 30-39: 9-9 40-49: 5-9 50-59: 0-0

CAREER BESTSPoints: 14 vs. West Virginia (11-30-13)PATs Made: 5, three timesPATs Attempted: 5, three timesFGA: 5 vs. West Virginia (11-30-13)FGM: 3, three timesLong: 47 vs. Iowa (9-13-14)

2013Opp FG-A PAT-A Long PtsUNI 2-2 0-0 38 6

Iowa 0-0 3-3 - 3Tulsa 1-3 5-5 40 8Texas 3-3 3-3 41 12Texas Tech 0-0 5-5 - 5

Baylor 0-0 1-1 - 1Okla. St 0-0 3-4 - 3Kansas St. 0-1 1-1 - 1TCU 1-1 2-2 35 5Oklahoma 1-1 1-1 29 4Kansas 2-2 4-4 22 10West Vir. 3-5 5-5 40 14

2014Opp FG-A PAT-A Long PtsN. Dak. St. 0-0 2-2 - 2Kansas St. 0-0 4-4 - 4Iowa 2-2 2-2 47 8Baylor 0-0 4-4 - 4Okla. St. 2-2 2-2 34 8Toledo 3-3 4-4 38 13


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PLAYER SPOTLIGHTS- RUNNING BACKS

2 Aaron Wimberly RB

5-9 177 Sr. 1L Snellville, Ga.

Doak Walker Award/Paul Hornung Award Watch List. 2014 EF5 winner for the teams pound-for-poundstrongest player.

Tied a career high with two TDs against North DakotaState, including a 16-yard scamper. Leads the team in rushing TDs with three. Tied a career-high with five catches vs. KSU. Has two multi-TD games in his career (NDSU/UT). Sat out Toledo with an injury.

CAREER STATISTICS

RushingYear G CAR YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2013 10 141 567 4.0 2 35/Tulsa2014 5 52 163 3.1 3 16/twiceCareer 15 193 730 3.8 5 35/Tulsa

CAREER BESTSCarries: 29 vs. Texas (10-3-13)Rushing Yards: 137 at Tulsa (9-26-13)Touchdowns: 2, twice

Longest Rush: 35 at Tulsa (9-26-13)

2013 Rushing ReceivingOpp Car Yds TD Long Rec Yds TDUNI 8 35 0 10 1 -3 0Iowa 2 13 0 8 2 13 0

Tulsa 19 137 0 35 1 31 0Texas 29 117 1 20 2 23 1Texas Tech 19 65 1 13 0 0 0Baylor 5 21 0 18 2 4 0TCU 18 28 0 7 1 8 0Oklahoma 13 50 0 16 3 23 0Kansas 13 49 0 14 1 58 1West Vir. 15 52 0 12 5 59 0

2014 Rushing ReceivingOpp Car Yds TD Long Rec Yds TDN. Dak. St. 9 38 2 16 1 0 0Kansas St. 14 37 0 10 5 49 0Iowa 11 33 0 7 3 28 0

Baylor 8 11 1 4 1 6 0Okla. St. 10 39 0 16 0 0 0

20 DeVondrick Nealy RB

5-10 189 Jr. 2L Monticello, Fla.

Second on the team in rushing with 160 yards. Rushed for a career-high 71 yards on 16 carries (4.4average) vs. Toledo.

Tallied a TD and led the Cyclones in rushing (38 yards)vs. KSU. Caught his second career TD pass vs. Iowa. Has 11 catches on the year, including a 53-yarder,which is the longest play from scrimmage this year. Scored a TD in three different ways (KOR, Rec.,Rush) in 13, the first Cyclone to do so since 1963(Tom Vaughn).

CAREER STATISTICS

RushingYear G CAR YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2012 13 16 81 5.1 0 17/Western Ill.2013 11 41 158 3.9 2 22/Oklahoma2014 6 47 160 3.4 1 15/Okla. St.Career 30 104 399 3.8 3 22/Oklahoma

CAREER BESTS

Carries: 16 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)Rushing Yards: 71 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)Touchdowns: 1, five timesLongest Rush: 22 vs. Oklahoma (11-17-13)

2012 Rushing ReceivingOpp Car Yds TD Long Rec Yds TDTulsa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Western Ill. 9 70 0 17 0 0 0Texas Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0TCU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kansas St. 1 4 0 4 0 0 0Okla. St. 2 8 0 7 1 14 0Baylor 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Oklahoma 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Texas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kansas 3 -1 0 3 1 38 0West Vir. 1 4 0 4 0 0 0Tulsa 1 0 0 0 1 0 0

2013 Rushing ReceivingOpp Car Yds TD Long Rec Yds TDIowa 2 5 0 6 0 0 0Tulsa 1 1 0 1 0 0 0Texas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Texas Tech 2 4 0 2 0 0 0Baylor 5 12 0 5 2 32 1Okla. St. 7 25 1 11 2 9 0

Kansas St. 12 53 1 10 1 1 0TCU 2 1 0 2 0 0 0Oklahoma 6 48 0 22 2 18 0Kansas 2 3 0 3 0 0 0West Vir. 2 6 0 5 0 0 0

2014 Rushing ReceivingOpp Car Yds TD Long Rec Yds TD

N. Dak. St. 2 6 0 7 5 26 0Kansas St. 10 38 1 12 0 0 0Iowa 7 20 0 8 2 31 1Baylor 4 2 0 2 0 0 0Okla. St. 8 23 0 15 1 53 0Toledo 16 71 0 15 3 25 0

33 Tyler Brown RB

5-11 188 Fr. 0L Lakeland, Fla.

Redshirted in 2013 and will be a member of the rotion at running back in 2014. Had two carries for 18 yards against Oklahoma Sta Caught two passes for 12 yards vs. Toledo.

CAREER STATISTICS

RushingYear G CAR YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2014 5 3 22 7.3 0 16/Okla. St.Career 5 3 22 7.3 0 16/Okla. St.

CAREER BESTSCarries: 2 at Oklahoma State (10-4-14)Rushing Yards: 18 at Oklahoma State (10-4-14)Touchdowns: NALongest Rush: 16 at Oklahoma State (10-4-14)

2014 Rushing ReceivingOpp Car Yds TD Long Rec Yds TDOkla. St. 2 18 0 16 0 0 0Toledo 1 4 0 4 2 12 0

24 Martinez Syria RB

6-0 205 Fr. 0L Humble, Texas

Used in short yardage situations. In his first career game, had eight carries for yards vs. Baylor. Scored his first TD on a 1-yard run vs. Toledo. One of four true freshmen to play this season.

CAREER STATISTICS

RushingYear G CAR YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2014 3 14 25 1.8 1 5/BaylorCareer 3 14 25 1.8 1 5/Baylor

CAREER BESTSCarries: 8 vs. Baylor (9-27-14)Rushing Yards: 15 vs. Baylor (9-27-14)Touchdowns: 1 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)Longest Rush: 5 vs. Baylor (9-27-14)

2014 Rushing ReceivingOpp Car Yds TD Long Rec Yds TDBaylor 8 15 0 5 1 6 0Okla. St. 4 8 0 4 0 0 0Toledo 2 2 1 1 0 0 0


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PLAYER SPOTLIGHTS- TIGHT ENDS

11 E.J. Bibbs TE

6-3 264 Sr. 1L Chicago, Ill.

Voted a team co-captain. Unanimous preseason 1st-team All-Big 12.

Mackey Award & CFPA TE Watch List. Second-Team All-Big 12 by the AP & Coaches in 13. Has 22 catches for 190 yards and four TDs, the mostTD catches on the team and overall lead. Caught his first TD pass of the season vs. Iowa. Caught six passes for 69 yards and two TDs. vs.OSU, earning CFPA TE Performer of the Week honors. Has reception in all 18 career games as a Cyclone,tying for the ninth-best streak in school history. Has two more receptions in 17 of 18 career games. Ranks fourth in career receiving yards (652) and fifthin career catches (61) by a tight end in ISU history. His 39 catches in 13 was the second-most seasonreceptions by a Cyclone tight end in program history.

CAREER STATISTICS

ReceivingYear G REC YD AVG TD LP/Opponent

2013 12 39 462 11.8 2 39/Kansas2014 6 22 190 8.6 4 22/IowaCareer 18 61 652 10.7 6 39/Kansas

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 7 vs. TCU (11-9-13)

Receiving Yards: 75 vs. West Virginia (11-30-13)

Touchdowns: 2 at Oklahoma State (10-4-14)Longest Reception: 39 vs. Kansas (11-23-13)

2013Opp Rec Yds TD LongUNI 2 3 0 4Iowa 2 10 0 6Tulsa 4 49 1 20Texas 3 43 0 22Texas Tech 2 24 1 16Baylor 4 27 0 15Okla. St 3 53 0 38Kansas St. 2 10 0 6

TCU 7 63 0 16Oklahoma 5 34 0 13

Kansas 2 71 0 39West Vir. 3 75 0 36

2014Opp Rec Yds TD LongN. Dak. St. 1 8 0 8Kansas St. 4 31 0 18Iowa 3 32 1 22

Baylor 3 17 0 12Okla. St. 6 69 2 17Toledo 5 33 1 13

95 Ben Boesen TE

6-5 245 Jr. 1L Des Moines, Iowa

Placed on scholarship at the end of fall camp. Saw action early in 13 until a knee injury sidelined

him.

CAREER STATISTICS

ReceivingYear G REC YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2013 4 2 9 4.5 0 5/UNI2014 6 0 0 0 0 -Career 10 2 9 4.5 0 5/UNI

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 1, two timesReceiving Yards: 5 vs. UNI (8-31-13)Touchdowns: NALongest Reception: 5 vs. UNI (8-31-13)

2013Opp Rec Yds TD LongUNI 1 5 0 5Iowa 0 0 0 0

Tulsa 1 4 0 4Texas 0 0 0 0

2014Opp Rec Yds TD LongN. Dak. St. 0 0 0 -Kansas St. 0 0 0 -Iowa 0 0 0 -Baylor 0 0 0 -Okla. St. 0 0 0 -

Toledo 0 0 0 -

86 Alex Leslie TE

6-6 251 Fr. 0L New Braunfels, Texas

Looks to see action after redshirting in 2013.

CAREER STATISTICSReceivingYear G REC YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2014 6 0 0 0 0 -Career 6 0 0 0 0 -

CAREER BESTSReceptions: NAReceiving Yards: NATouchdowns: NALongest Reception: NA

2014Opp Rec Yds TD LongN. Dak. St. 0 0 0 -

Iowa 0 0 0 -Kansas St. 0 0 0 -Baylor 0 0 0 -Okla. St. 0 0 0 -Toledo 0 0 0 -


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PLAYER SPOTLIGHTS- WIDE RECEIVERS

9 Quenton Bundrage WR

6-2 192 Jr. 2L Palmetto, Fla.

Suffered an ACL injury on ISUs first offensive seriesvs. NDSU and will miss the remainder of the season. Led the team in catches (48), receiving yards (676)and TD catches (9) in 2013. His nine TD catches tied the single-season schoolrecord and ranked third in the Big 12 and 30th nationally. Had three multi-TD catch games in 2013 to tie theschool record. 11 career TD catches ranks 8th on ISUs all-time list.

CAREER STATISTICS

ReceivingYear G REC YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2012 13 20 232 11.6 2 35/twice2013 12 48 676 14.1 9 97/Texas2014 1 0 0 0.0 0 -Career 26 68 908 13.4 11 97/Texas

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 7, twiceReceiving Yards: 146 vs. Iowa (9-14-13)

Touchdowns: 3 vs. Iowa (9-14-13)Longest Reception: 97 vs. Texas (10-3-13)

2012Opp Rec Yds TD LongTulsa 0 0 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0Western Ill. 1 13 0 13Texas Tech 0 0 0 0TCU 0 0 0 0Kansas St. 0 0 0 0Okla. St. 4 62 0 35Baylor 3 24 0 14Oklahoma 4 44 0 23Texas 3 20 1 14Kansas 3 25 0 11West Vir. 2 44 1 35Tulsa 0 0 0 0

2013Opp Rec Yds TD LongUNI 3 31 0 20

Iowa 7 146 3 67Tulsa 3 9 0 5Texas 5 137 1 97Texas Tech 5 52 0 19Baylor 2 16 0 8Okla. St. 4 50 2 22Kansas St. 1 10 0 10TCU 2 3 0 4Oklahoma 6 66 0 22Kansas 3 63 1 42West Vir. 7 93 2 62

2014Opp Rec Yds TD Long

N. Dak. St. 0 0 0 0

13 Dondre Daley WR

6-2 190 So. 1L Tarpon Springs, Fla.

Has 18 catches for 169 yards this season. Led the Cyclones in receiving against North DakotaState, hauling in five receptions for 32 yards, both

career highs. Caught his first career TD pass vs. Baylor. Appeared in all 12 games in 2013, catching 13 passesfor 127 yards.

CAREER STATISTICS

ReceivingYear G REC YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2013 12 13 127 9.8 0 30/Kansas2014 6 18 169 9.4 1 16/twiceCareer 18 31 296 9.5 1 30/Kansas

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 6 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)Receiving Yards: 65 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)Touchdowns: 1 vs. Baylor (9-27-14)Longest Reception: 30 vs. Kansas (11-23-13)

2013Opp Rec Yds TD LongUNI 0 0 0 0Iowa 1 13 0 13Tulsa 1 14 0 14Texas 0 0 0 0Texas Tech 1 8 0 8

Baylor 0 0 0 0Okla. St. 1 4 0 4Kansas St. 4 26 0 12TCU 4 32 0 13Oklahoma 0 0 0 0Kansas 1 30 0 30West Vir. 0 0 0 0

2014Opp Rec Yds TD Long

N. Dak. St. 5 32 0 14Kansas St. 0 0 0 -Iowa 2 21 0 16Baylor 2 24 1 13Okla. St. 3 27 0 16Toledo 6 65 0 16

6 Tad Ecby WR

6-0 205 Jr. 1L Houston, Texas

His first catch of the season was a 51-yard TD rection vs. Baylor. Caught a 23-yard TD pass vs. Toledo.

Has two receptions this season, both for TDs. 4th on the team in rec. (22) and rec. yards (233) in

CAREER STATISTICS

ReceivingYear G REC YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2012 3 1 9 9.0 0 9/Texas2013 12 22 233 10.6 0 32/Iowa2014 5 2 74 37.0 2 51/BaylorCareer 20 25 316 12.6 2 51/Baylor

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 6 at Tulsa (9-26-13)Receiving Yards: 59 at Tulsa (9-26-13)Touchdowns: 1, twiceLongest Reception: 51 vs. Baylor (9-27-14)

2012

Opp Rec Yds TD LongWestern Ill. 0 0 0 0Texas 1 9 0 9Kansas 0 0 0 0

2013Opp Rec Yds TD LongUNI 4 43 0 15Iowa 4 50 0 32Tulsa 6 59 0 16Texas 1 7 0 7Texas Tech 1 14 0 14Baylor 1 6 0 6

Okla. St. 1 20 0 20Kansas St. 0 0 0 0TCU 1 3 0 3Oklahoma 1 9 0 9Kansas 0 0 0 0West Vir. 2 22 0 12

2014Opp Rec Yds TD LongKansas St. 0 0 0 -Iowa 0 0 0 -Baylor 1 51 1 51Okla. St. 0 0 0 -Toledo 1 23 1 23


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1 Jarvis West WR

5-7 171 Sr. 3L St. Petersburg, Fla.

Paul Hornung Award Watch List member. Second on the team in receptions (21) and thirdreceiving yards (174). Averaging 23.6 yards per punt return. Against KSU, caught a TD pass, returned a punt yards for a TD & threw a 29-yard TD pass. Named B12 Special Teams PoW & CFPA PR of the Week. Is one of just three players in FBS or FCS since 1998record a TD catch, TD punt return and TD pass in a gam One of just four players in ISU history to return a puand kickoff for a TD in a career. Caught a career-high eight catches vs. KSU. Recorded 710 yards on 92 career receptions...ISUactive leader in catches. His career 25.7 kickoff average is second all-timeschool history behind Luther Blue (26.47; 1973-76)

CAREER STATISTICS


2011 13 25 141 5.6 0 19/Kansas2012 13 31 290 9.4 3 23/Baylor2013 8 15 105 7.0 1 15/Texas Tech2014 5 21 174 8.3 1 26/IowaCareer 39 92 710 7.7 5 26/Iowa

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 8 vs. Kansas State (9-6-14)

Receiving Yards: 99 vs. Baylor (10-27-12)

Touchdowns: 3 vs. Baylor (10-27-12)

Longest Reception: 26 at Iowa (9-13-14)

2011Opp Rec Yds TD LongUNI 1 6 0 6Iowa 0 0 0 0UConn 0 0 0 0Texas 4 28 0 13Baylor 1 3 0 3Missouri 2 2 0 2

Texas A&M 0 0 0 0Texas Tech 3 8 0 5Kansas 3 35 0 19Okla. St. 4 34 0 12

Oklahoma 3 11 0 11Kansas St. 2 9 0 5Rutgers 2 5 0 6

2012Opp Rec Yds TD LongTulsa 4 18 0 6Iowa 2 22 0 16Western Ill. 3 29 0 13Texas Tech 1 9 0 9

TCU 1 10 0 10Kansas St. 0 0 0 0Okla. St. 1 1 0 1Baylor 7 99 3 23Oklahoma 4 21 0 14Texas 2 16 0 11Kansas 2 31 0 19

West Vir. 2 22 0 18Tulsa 2 12 0 7

2013Opp Rec Yds TD LongUNI 1 9 0 9Iowa 2 7 0 7Tulsa 6 36 1 14Texas 1 8 0 8Texas Tech 3 36 0 15Baylor 1 12 0 12Okla. St. 0 0 0 0West Vir. 1 -3 0 0

2014Opp Rec Yds TD LongN. Dak. St. 3 15 0 6Kansas St. 8 75 1 17Iowa 4 47 0 26Baylor 5 37 0 10

Okla. St. 1 0 0 0

4 P.J. Harris WR

6-2 164 So. 1L Groveland, Fla.

Was having an outstanding season until suffering aseason-ending knee injury vs. Iowa. Had nine catches for 55 yards in three games.

Caught a career-high four passes against North DakotaState for 22 yards. Played in nine games in 2013, catching seven passesfor 67 yards.

CAREER STATISTICS


2013 9 7 67 9.6 0 17/Tulsa2014 3 9 55 6.1 0 10/N. Dak. St.Career 12 16 122 7.6 0 17/Tulsa

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 4 vs. North Dakota State (8-30-14)

Receiving Yards: 24 at Tulsa (9-26-13)

Touchdowns: 0Longest Reception: 17 at Tulsa (9-26-13)

2013Opp Rec Yds TD LongIowa 1 11 0 11Tulsa 2 24 0 17Texas Tech 2 18 0 15Baylor 0 0 0 0Okla. St. 1 7 0 7Kansas St. 0 0 0 0Oklahoma 1 7 0 0Kansas 0 0 0 0West Vir. 0 0 0 0

2014Opp Rec Yds TD LongN. Dak. St. 4 22 0 10Kansas St. 2 17 0 9Iowa 3 16 0 8

8 DVario Montgomery WR

6-5 219 So. 0L Winter Park, Fla.

Played in five games, catching 12 passes for 130yards. Tallied his first reception as a Cyclone vs. Baylor.

Had a breakout game vs. Toledo, registering careerhighs in catches (9) and receiving yards (90). Played in 11 games as a true freshman at USF, catchingsix passes for 65 yards. Was an all-state performer in Florida on the same H.S.team as ISU QB Sam Richardson.

CAREER STATISTICS

ReceivingYear G REC YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2012 11 6 65 10.8 0 25/Ball State

2013 Redshirted2014 5 12 130 10.8 0 24/BaylorCareer 16 18 195 10.8 0 25/Ball State

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 9 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)

Receiving Yards: 90 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)

Touchdowns: 0Longest Reception: 25 vs. Ball State (9-22-12)

2012 (at USF)Opp Rec Yds TD LongChatt. 1 11 0 11Nevada 0 0 0 0Ball State 1 25 0 25Florida St. 0 0 0 0Temple 0 0 0 0Louisville 1 8 0 8Syracuse 1 8 0 8UConn 0 0 0 0Miami 1 4 0 4Cincinnati 1 9 0 9Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0

2014Opp Rec Yds TD LongKansas St. 0 0 0 -

Iowa 0 0 0 -Baylor 1 24 0 24Okla. St. 2 16 0 10Toledo 9 90 0 23


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5 Allen Lazard WR

6-5 221 Fr. 0L Urbandale, Iowa

Leads the team in receiving yards (304) and is secondin receptions (21).

Ranks 11th nationally in freshman receiving yardage. Caught a pass in all six games. His 304 receiving yards and 21 receptions alreadyboth rank fifth on ISUs freshman record chart. Received his first career start vs. KSU, recording hisfirst career TD catch on a 29-yard reception. Recorded career highs in catches (8) and receivingyards (96) vs. Toledo. Earned H.S. All-America honors by USA Today and anumber of other services. Participated in USA Army All-America Bowl. Father, Kevin, played FB at ISU and was a co-captainof the 1993 ISU team.

CAREER STATISTICS

ReceivingYear G REC YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2014 6 21 304 14.5 2 48/N. Dak. St.Career 6 21 304 14.5 2 48/N. Dak. St.

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 8 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)Receiving Yards: 96 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)Touchdowns: 1, twiceLongest Reception: 48 vs. North Dakota State (8-30-14)

2014Opp Rec Yds TD LongN. Dak. St 1 48 0 48Kansas St 3 42 1 29Iowa 5 53 0 19Baylor 3 47 0 27Okla. St. 1 18 0 18Toledo 8 96 1 22

83 Brett Medders WR

6-3 200 Jr. 0L Westlake Village, Calif.

Suffered a season-ending knee injury in practice priorto the Baylor game.

Made two 4th-quarter catches on ISUs final two scor-ing drives to help the Cyclones defeat Iowa. Forced into action vs. Iowa after P.J. Harris wentdown with a knee injury and Jarvis West went outwith a concussion. Sister, Lyndsey, was an All-America basketball playerfor Iowa State (2003-07). A walk-on.

CAREER STATISTICS

ReceivingYear G REC YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2014 3 3 27 9.0 0 14/IowaCareer 3 3 27 9.0 0 14/Iowa

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 3 at Iowa (9-13-14)Receiving Yards: 27 at Iowa (9-13-14)

Touchdowns:0

Longest Reception: 14 at Iowa (9-13-14)

2014Opp Rec Yds TD LongN. Dak. St 0 0 0 -Kansas St 0 0 0 -Iowa 3 27 0 14

18 Jauan Wesley W

5-11 177 Fr. 0L Markham, Ill.

One of two true f reshman receivers (Allen Lazasee action this season.

Has four catches for 35 yards. Played in his first career game vs. Baylor. Caught his first pass as a Cyclone at Oklahoma Scatching two balls for 16 yards. One of the top receivers in Illinois in 2013. Member of Illinois Class 3A 4X100 relay stateteam in 2013.

CAREER STATISTICS

ReceivingYear G REC YD AVG TD LP/Opponen2014 3 4 35 8.8 0 18/ToledoCareer 3 4 35 8.8 0 18/Toledo

CAREER BESTSReceptions: 2, twiceReceiving Yards: 19 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)Touchdowns: 0Longest Reception: 18 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)

2014Opp Rec Yds TD LongBaylor 0 0 0 -Okla. St. 2 16 0 11Toledo 2 19 0 18


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PLAYER SPOTLIGHTS- QUARTERBACKS/O-LINEMEN

12 Sam B Richardson QB

6-2 221 Jr. 2L Winter Park, Fla.

Completing 65.5 percent (78-119) in the 2nd half. Leads the team in rushing with 283 yards, one of 8

players in FBS to lead team in rushing and passing. Led ISU in rushing in two of six games, including aseason-high 99 yards vs. Baylor. Broke the ISU record for completions in a game with37 vs. Toledo. Tallied his 4th career rushing TD on a 47-yard run vs.Baylor, the longest rush of the season for the Cyclones. Engineered two 4th-quarter scoring drives vs. Iowato aid ISU in its come-from-behind win. Was 25-for-36passing for 255 yards and 2 TDs vs. Iowa, going 17-of-21 in the 2nd half. Completed 14-straight passes vs. KSU. Career 304 completions ranks 8th in ISU history. His 29 career TD passes ranks fifth all-time in schoolhistory.Teammate DVario Montgomery was one of hisfavorite targets in high school.

CAREER STATISTICSPassingYear G Att Com Int. Pct. Yds TD Effic.

2012 4 79 46 1 58.2 541 8 146.62013 11 220 121 7 55.0 1397 11 118.482014 6 228 137 4 60.1 1354 10 120.94Career 21 527 304 12 57.7 3292 29 123.76

RushingYear G CAR YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2012 4 41 233 5.7 1 34/Tulsa2013 11 101 356 3.5 2 51/Okla. St

2014 6 71 283 4.0 1 47/BaylorCareer 21 213 872 4.1 4 51/Okla. St

CAREER BESTSCompletions: 37 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)Passing Yards: 351 vs. Toledo (10-11-14)Passing Touchdowns: 4 at Kansas (11-23-12)Rushing Yards: 119 vs. West Virginia (11-30-12)

2012 Passing RushingOpp C-A-I Yds TD Long Att Yds TD Avg.West Ill. 0-0-0 0 0 0 2 25 0 12.5

Kansas 23-27-0 250 4 30 11 43 1 3.9West Vir.13-31-0 162 3 35 18 119 0 6.6Tulsa 10-21-1 129 1 69 10 46 0 4.6

2013 Passing RushingOpp C-A-I Yds TD Long Att Yds TD Avg.UNI 22-32-0 242 2 59 21 74 0 3.5Iowa 22-39-2 260 3 67 8 12 0 1.5

Tulsa 26-41-1 255 2 31 14 25 0 1.8Texas 16-26-1 262 2 97 17 83 0 4.9Texas Tech 15-38-0 168 1 19 11 49 0 4.5Baylor 7-14-1 68 0 15 9 4 0 0.4Okla. St 6-15-1 95 1 38 11 64 0 5.8Kansas St 6-12-1 38 0 12 4 20 0 5.0TCU 0-1-0 0 0 0 2 16 1 8.0Okla. 1-2-0 9 0 9 3 11 1 3.7Kansas 0-0-0 0 0 0 1 -2 0 -2.0

2014 Passing RushingOpp C-A-I Yds TD Long Att Yds TD Avg.NDSU 20-31-2 151 0 48 15 58 0 3.9Kansas St. 21-30-1 185 1 18 12 32 0 2.7Iowa 25-36-0 255 2 27 8 29 0 3.6Baylor 17-39-1 212 2 51 14 99 1 7.1Okla. St. 17-39-0 200 2 53 9 34 0 3.8Toledo 37-53-0 351 3 23 13 31 0 2.4

70 Daniel Burton OL

6-6 328 So. 1L Oklahoma City, Okla.

First-Team Academic All-Big 12 in 2013. Started every game this season. Started eight games on the O-Line as a freshman.

74 Tom Farniok C

6-4 301 Sr. 3L Sioux Falls, S.D.

Voted a team co-captain. One of the top offensive lineman in the Big 12 aone of the best centers in the country.

2014 Rimington Award & Wuerffel Trophy Watch L Preseason 1st-Team All-Big 12 (Sporting News). Two-time HM All-Big 12 pick by the Coaches (12, 13 Arthur Floyd Scott Top Offensive Lineman Award. Leads the team in career starts with 41. Brother, Derek, is a Jr. O-lineman at Oklahoma.

76 Jamison Lalk OL

6-6 297 Jr. 2L Council Bluffs, Iowa

First-Team Academic All-Big 12 in 2013. Started every game this season. Had eight starts in 2013 at C and LG.

72 Brock Dagel OL

6-8 305 Jr. 2L Cherokee, Iowa

Had his 15-game starting streak snapped vs. OSU. Started first four games of season. Had season-ending knee surgery after OSU game.

3 Grant Rohach QB

6-2 217 So. 1L Moorpark, Calif.

Started the final four games of 2013. Recorded back-to-back 300-yard passing games in

the final two games of 2013 (Kansas, West Virginia) tobecome the only Cyclone freshman QB in school historyto record a pair of 300-yard passing games. Set career highs in completions (25), passing yards(331) and TDs (4) vs. West Virginia, leading ISU to itsbiggest comeback (down 24 points) in school history. Earned Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week honorsafter the WVU game. In his last two games, was 40-of-59 (67.8%) with sixTDs and 631 yards. Highest GPA on team in 2013-14.

CAREER STATISTICS

PassingYear G Att Com Int. Pct. Yds TD Effic.2013 7 191 110 7 57.6 1208 8 117.212014 -Career 7 191 110 7 57.6 1208 8 117.21

RushingYear G CAR YD AVG TD LP/Opponent2013 7 48 89 1.9 1 54/West Virginia2014 -Career 7 48 89 1.9 1 54/West Virginia

CAREER BESTSCompletions: 25 vs. West Virginia (11-30-13)Passing Yards: 331 vs. West Virginia (11-30-13)Passing Touchdowns: 4 vs. West Virginia (11-30-13)Rushing Yards: 66 vs. West Virginia (11-30-13)

2013 Passing RushingOpp C-A-I Yds TD Long Att Yds TD Avg.

Baylor 8-13-1 65 1 27 5 -15 0 -3.0Okla. St 12-23-0 97 1 23 9 16 0 1.8Kansas St 11-24-2 88 0 16 7 13 0 1.9TCU 18-38-0 148 0 18 8 26 0 3.2Okla. 21-34-2 179 0 22 8 -28 0 -3.5Kansas 15-20-1 300 2 58 2 11 0 5.5

West Vir. 25-39-1 331 4 62 9 66 1 7.3

2014 Passing RushingOpp C-A-I Yds TD Long Att Yds TD Avg.

77 Oni Omoile OL

6-3 307 Jr. 1L Coppell, Texas

Started nine games in 2013 at the LG spot. Recovered two fumbles in the West Virginia win.

67 Jake Campos O

6-8 291 Fr. 0L West Des Moines, Iow

Started the last five games. A four-star recruit who participated in the USA AAll-America Bowl.

65 Jacob Gannon O6-7 306 Sr. 3L Iowa City, Iowa

Started three games this season. NFF Scholar-Athlete nominee. Has a start in each of his four seasons and 13his career. Three-time Academic All-Big 12. Had the highest GPA on the team in 2012. Father, Mike, played football at ISU and uncle, Mplayed basketball at Iowa and was a member of1980 Final Four team.


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PLAYER SPOTLIGHTS- DEFENSIVE LINEMEN

94 Devlyn Cousin DL

6-2 291 So. 1L St. Marys, Ga.

Started two games, recording three tackles. Had two tackles vs. North Dakota State.

Had two tackles and 1.5 TFL in the win vs. WVU in 13.

CAREER STATISTICS

DefenseYear G UT AT TT TFL QBS FF FR PBU INT2013 7 3 3 6 1.5 0 0 0 0 02014 5 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0Career 12 3 7 10 1.5 0 0 0 0 0

CAREER BESTSTackles: 2, twiceSolo Tackles: 1, three timesPasses Broken Up: 0Tackles For Loss: 1.5 at West Virginia (11-30-13)

2013Opp S-A-T TFL Sack Misc.Tulsa 0-0-0 0 0 -Okla. St. 0-1-1 0 0 -

Kansas St. 1-0-1 0 0 -TCU 1-0-1 0 0 -

Oklahoma 0-0-0 0 0 -Kansas 0-1-1 0 0 -West Vir. 1-1-2 1.5 0 -

2014Opp S-A-T TFL Sack Misc.N. Dak. St. 0-2-2 0 0 QBHKansas St. 0-0-0 0 0 -

Iowa 0-1-1 0 0 -Baylor 0-0-0 0 0 -Toledo 0-1-1 0 0 -

93 Brandon Jensen DL

6-5 303 Sr. 3L Ankeny, Iowa

Started 18 consecutive games on the DL, the longestactive streak on the team.

Has 10 tackles, 2.0 TFL and one sack. Against Iowa, set career highs in tackles (3), TFL (2.0)and sacks (1). Played in 42 career games, the 2nd-best total on team. Tallied 39 tackles, 6.0 TFL and two sacks in career.

CAREER STATISTICS

DefenseYear G UT AT TT TFL QBS FF FR PBU INT2011 11 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 02012 13 4 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 02013 12 7 11 18 4.0 1 0 0 2 02014 6 2 8 10 2.0 1 0 0 1 0Career 42 15 24 39 6.0 2 0 0 4 0

CAREER BESTSTackles: 3, twiceSolo Tackles: 2, twicePasses Broken Up: 1, four times

Tackles For Loss: 2.0 at Iowa (9-13-14)

2011Opp S-A-T TFL Sack Misc.UNI 0-0-0 0 0 PBUIowa 0-0-0 0 0 -UConn 0-1-1 0 0 -Texas 0-0-0 0 0 -Baylor 0-0-0 0 0 -

Missouri 1-0-1 0 0 -Texas A&M 1-0-1 0 0 -Texas Tech 0-0-0 0 0 -Kansas 0-0-0 0 0 -Oklahoma 0-0-0 0 0 -Rutgers 0-0-0 0 0 -

2012Opp S-A-T TFL Sack Misc.Tulsa 0-1-1 0 0 -Iowa 0-0-0 0 0 -

Western Ill. 1-1-2 0 0 -Texas Tech 0-0-0 0 0 -TCU 0-0-0 0 0 -Kansas St. 0-0-0 0 0 -Okla. St. 0-0-0 0 0 -Baylor 0-0-0 0 0 -Oklahoma 0-1-1 0 0 -Texas 1-0-1 0 0 -Kansas 2-0-2 0 0 -West Vir. 0-0-0 0 0 -Tulsa 0-1-1 0 0 -

2013Opp S-A-T TFL Sack Misc.UNI 1-1-2 0.5 0 -Iowa 1-1-2 1.0 0 -Tulsa 1-1-2 1.5 1.0 -Texas 0-2-2 0 0 QBHTexas Tech 1-0-1 0 0 -Baylor 0-2-2 0 0 -Okla. St. 1-0-1 1.0 0 PBUKansas St. 1-0-1 0 0 -TCU 0-1-1 0 0 QBHOklahoma 0-2-2 0 0 -Kansas 0-1-1 0 0 -

West Vir. 1-0-1 0 0 -

2014Opp S-A-T TFL Sack Misc.N. Dak. St. 0-1-1 0 0 -Kansas St. 0-1-1 0 0 -Iowa 2-1-3 2.0 1.0 -Baylor 0-2-2 0 0 -

Okla. St. 0-3-3 0 0 QBHTole

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