 |
| RB
Mike Hamilton |
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| 2005
Statistics |
Coach:
Mike Gundy
4-7,
1 year |
| 2005
Record: 4-7 |
|
| MONTANA
STATE |
WON
15-10 |
| at
Florida Atlantic |
WON
23-3 |
| ARKANSAS
STATE |
WON
20-10 |
| COLORADO |
LOST
0-34 |
| MISSOURI |
LOST
31-38 |
| at
Texas A&M |
LOST
23-62 |
| at
Iowa State |
LOST
10-37 |
| TEXAS |
LOST
28-47 |
| TEXAS
TECH |
WON
24-17 |
| at
Baylor |
LOST
34-44 |
| at
Oklahoma |
LOST
14-42 |
|
2005 Final Rankings
AP-UR, Coaches-UR, BCS-UR
|
| |
| OKLAHOMA
STATE
*POWER RATINGS |
| Offense |
Defense |
| QB
- 3 |
DL
- 3 |
| RB
- 4 |
LB
- 2 |
| WR
- 3.5 |
DB
- 3 |
| OL
- 3 |
.. |
|
| RETURNING
LEADERS |
| Passing:
Al Pena, 179-89-13, 1102 yds., 8 TD
Rushing: Mike Hamilton, 193
att., 961 yds., 1 TD
Receiving: D'Juan Woods, 56
rec., 879 yds., 8 TD
Scoring: Julius Crosslin, 12
TD, 1 two-pt. conv., 74 pts.
Punting: Matt Fodge, 65 punts,
39.9 avg.
Kicking: Bruce Redden, 11-14
FG, 23-24 PAT, 56 pts.
Tackles: Rodrick Johnson, 74
tot., 37 solo
Sacks: Victor DeGrate, 5 sacks
Interceptions: Donovan Woods,
2 for 36 yds.; Calvin Mickens, 2 for
0 yds.
Kickoff Returns: Grant Jones,
13 ret., 19.0 avg., 0 TD
Punt Returns: Tommy Devereaux,
2 ret., 4.5 avg., 0 TD
|
|
 |
| WR
D'Juan Woods
|
|
|
| |
| OFFENSE
- 8 |
----RETURNING
STARTERS---- |
DEFENSE
- 5 |
|
| KEY
LOSSES |
| OFFENSE:
Luke Frazier-WR, Shawn Willis-FB, Charlie
Johnson-OT, Adam Gourley-OT, Kellen
Davis-OG |
| DEFENSE:
Jerry
Don Bray-DE, Paul Duren-SLB, Lawrence
Pinson-MLB, Jamar Ransom-WLB, Daniel
McLemore-CB, Jamie Thompson-SS, Stephen
James-FS |
|
|
| 2006
OFFENSE |
| BEST
PLAYER: WR D'Juan Woods
TOP
NEWCOMER: WR Adarius Bowman
STRENGTH: RB Mike Hamilton
heads a powerful set of ball carriers and
could be one of the Cowboy greats after
having the most productive season ever for
a freshman back; WR D'Juan Woods now gets
some help on the other side as North Carolina
transfer Adarius Bowman becomes eligible.
CONCERN:
The health of QB Bobby Reid after suffering
through injuries the past two seasonss,
OSU finished dead last in conference passing
last year as a result; The OL needs to find
the right combination at guard, but has
the ability to easily become a dominating
unit with both tackles returning from a
season ago.
|
 |
| OT
Corey Hilliard
|
|
 |
| OKLAHOMA
STATE 2006 DEPTH CHART
Returning Starters/Key
Players |
| OFFENSE |
| QB |
Bobby
Reid-So (6-3, 225) |
Zac
Robinson-Fr (6-3, 195) |
| RB |
Mike
Hamilton-So (6-1, 215) |
Julius
Crosslin-Jr (5-11, 240) |
| WR |
D'Juan
Woods-Sr (6-1, 210) |
Jeremy
Broadway-So (5-11, 180) |
| WR |
Adarius
Bowman-Jr (6-4, 215) |
Anthony
Parks-Jr (6-0, 190) |
| WR |
Ricky
Price-So (6-0, 175) |
Tommy
Devereaux-Jr (6-1, 175) |
| TE |
Brandon
Pettigrew-So (6-5, 255) |
Paschal
Smith-Jr (6-4, 270) |
| OT |
David
Koenig-Jr (6-4, 290) |
Brady
Bond-Fr (6-6, 260) |
| OG |
Andrew
Lawrence-Fr (6-4, 305) |
Jacob
Secrest-Fr (6-5, 295) |
| C |
David
Washington-So (6-4, 295) |
Kurt
Seifried-Sr (6-4, 300) |
| OG |
Steve
Denning-So (6-4, 285) |
Noah
Franklin-Fr (6-4, 305) |
| OT |
Corey
Hilliard-Sr (6-5, 310) |
Marshall
Tetsworth-Sr (6-5, 275) |
| K |
Jason
Ricks-So (6-1, 190) |
Bruce
Redden-Sr (5-10, 195) |
|
|
| 2006
DEFENSE |
| BEST
PLAYER: DE Victor DeGrate
TOP
NEWCOMER: LB Chris Collins
STRENGTH:
The imposing size of the DL shows great
promise; Safety Donovan Woods has made the
transition from QB to DB and can play both
of the safety positions.
CONCERN:
The DL has the size but has to
prove better than the 200 yards rushing
per game allowed in 2005 (dead last in the
Big 12), injuries have hurt this unit; The
LB unit will start from scratch with three
new players assuming the starting role,
likely the biggest question mark facing
the Cowboys; The secondary must find the
proper rotation of players and the CB spots
are up for grabs.
|
 |
| DE
Victor DeGrate
|
|
|
| OKLAHOMA
STATE 2006 DEPTH CHART
Returning Starters/Key
Players |
| DEFENSE |
| DE |
Darnell
Smith-Sr (6-0, 270) |
Nathan
Peterson-Jr (6-2, 250) |
| DT |
Ryan
McBean-Sr (6-5, 290) |
Jeray
Chatham-So (6-4, 270) |
| DT |
Larry
Brown-Sr (6-3, 295) |
Xavier
Lawson-Kennedy-Sr (6-1, 315) |
| DE |
Victor
DeGrate-Sr (6-3, 250) |
Marque Fountain-Jr (6-1, 260) |
| LB |
Rodrick
Johnson-Jr (6-3, 255) |
Jeremy
Nethon-Jr (5-9, 190) |
| LB |
Marcus
Brown-So (6-2, 240) |
Donnell
Williams-Fr (6-3, 220) |
| LB |
Chris
Collins-Fr (6-1, 230) |
Alex
Odiari-So (6-1, 225) |
| CB |
Calvin
Mickens-So (6-2, 185) |
Martel
Van Zant-Jr (6-2, 205) |
| CB |
Jacob
Lacey-So (5-10, 180) |
T.J.
Bell-So (5-11, 180) |
| SS |
Donovan
Woods-Jr (6-2, 220) |
Quinton
Moore-So (5-11, 185) |
| FS |
Andre
Sexton-Fr (6-1, 190) |
Grant
Jones-Sr (5-10, 195) |
| P |
Matt
Fodge-So (6-0, 180) |
.. |
|
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|
|
| 2006
SPECIAL TEAMS |
| KICKER
A couple of options exist. Jason Ricks won the
job as a freshman in 2004 but has had difficulty
with the longer kicks. He missed last season with
a torn quadriceps in his right leg. Walk-on Bruce
Redden proved to be somewhat of a surprise last
fall as Reid's replacement going 11-for-14 with
the ability to hit the long one.
PUNTER
Matt Fodge won the job as a freshman and will
likely continue as the starter. His average fell
below 40 yards (39.9) but he had 20 kicks land
safely inside the opponent's 20.
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