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SUGAR BOW LContents3467151819SEASONREVIEWBowl ItineraryLSU RostersDepth Charts2001 LSU Season NotebookHead Coach Nick SabanAssistant CoachesPlayer Profiles7MISSIONA C C O M P L I S H E DLSU captured the school's first outright SEC title since 1986,andeighth overall,with a thrilling 31-20 win over second-ranked Tennessee.The win over the Vols marked the fifth straight victory for the Tigers,threeof which have come over Top 25 opponents.LSU's appearance in the Sugar Bowl caps a season which has seen theTiger offense become the most potent in school history behind the play ofquarterback Rohan Davey, wide receiver Josh Reed and running backLaBrandon Toefield. Davey became the first 3,000-yard passer in schoolhistory, Reed won the Biletnikoff Award as the nation's top receiver andToefield tied an SEC record with 19 rushing touchdowns.Against Illinois,the Tigers will attempt to become just the sixth teamin school history to win 10 games in a season,while becoming the firstWideReceiverJosh Reedand Tight EndRobert RoyalTiger squad since 1961 to close a year with six consecutive wins.2001 Season l Statistics2001 Individual Offensive Statistics2001 Individual Defensive StatisticsRedzone/SuperlativesMiscellaneous StatisticsCareer HighsThe History of LSU in the Sugar BowlBowl HistoryBowl RecordsCreditsEDITOR:LAYOUT & DESIGN:ASST. LAYOUT & DESIGN:ASSISTANT EDITOR:PRODUCTION ASSISTANT:Michael BonnetteJason FeirmanMarie BrewerFred DemarestDavid HurdTulaneUtah StateTennesseeFloridaKentuckyMississippi StateOle MissAlabamaMiddle TennesseeArkansasAuburnSEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAMERESEARCHScott Dean,Bill Franques,Chris Macaluso, Patrick MeehanRyan Rogers, Todd Politz,Zac Schrieber, David Steinle,54 TennesseePHOTOGRAPHYSteve FranzO N T H E C OV E R LSU’s 2001 Southeastern ConferencePRINTINGLSU Graphic Serviceschampionship was its eighth in school history.LSU makes its 11th appearance in theSugar Bowl. Tiger Stadium was the place to be in 2001. LSUfans reset the single-game attendance mark threetimes this season. LSU’s season total attendanceof 633,439 ranked fourth in the nation.LSU wide receivers Josh Reed and JerelMyers high five afterscoring againstFlorida. Dwayne Pierce holds up an SEC sign after theTigers upset No. 2 Tennessee to win the title.The 2002 LSU Sugar Bowl Guide was produced by the LSU Sports Information Office onPower Macintosh G4 using QuarkXpress 4.1 and Adobe Photoshop 6.0.Special thanks to Harvey Hollier and the staff of LSU GraphicServices for their assistance in producing this publication.2 0 0 2L S UF O O T B A L L Head Coach Nick Saban led LSU to theschool's first outright SEC title since 1986.LSU qualified for its first BCS game.S U G A R B O W LM E D I Awww.LSUsports.netG U I D E1
SUGAR BOW LQuick Facts2001 LSU Results (9-3)THE UNIVERSITY2001 IllinoisResults (10-1)SEPTEMBER1Tulane8Utah State29 * at #7 Tennessee (ESPN)OCTOBER6* #2 Florida (CBS)13 * at Kentucky20 * at Miss.State (ESPN2)27 * Ole Miss (ESPN2)NOVEMBER3* at Alabama (CBS)10 Middle Tennessee23 * #24 Arkansas (CBS)DECEMBER1* #25 Auburn (ESPN)8#2 Tennessee (CBS)SEPTEMBER1at California (FSN)8Northern Illinois22 Louisville (ESPN)29 * at Michigan (ABC)OCTOBER6* Minnesota13 * at Indiana20 * Wisconsin (ESPN)NOVEMBER3* at Purdue10 * Penn State (ABC)17 * at Ohio State (ESPN)22 * NorthwesternW, 48-17W, 31-14L,26-18L,44-15W, 29-25W, 42-0L,35-24W, 35-21W, 30-14W, 41-38W, 27-14W, NAMESTADIUM (CAPACITY)HEAD COACHALMA MATERCAREER RECORDRECORD AT SCHOOL2001 RECORD2001 CONFERENCE RECORDLOCATION:FOUNDED:W, 44-17W, 17-12W, 34-10L,45-20ENROLLMENT:NICKNAME:COLORS:W, 25-14W, 35-14W, 42-35PRINT SPECIFICATIONS:MASCOT:STADIUM:CAPACITY:W, 38-13W, 33-28W, 34-22W, 34-28YEAR OPENED:SURFACE:CONFERENCE:* denotes conference gameNo. 12 LSUNo. 7 IllinoisSECBaton Rouge,La.186029,022Purple and GoldFighting TigersTiger (91,600)Nick SabanKent State,197160-33-1 (8th year)17-7 (2nd year)9-35-3 (SEC Champions)Big TenChampaign-Urbana,Ill.186736,000Orange and BlueFighting IlliniMemorial (70,904)Ron TurnerPacific,197733-34 (6th year)26-30 (5th year)10-17-1 (Big Ten Champions)BAND:FOOTBALL FACTSHEAD COACH:ALMA MATER:CAREER RECORD:RECORD AT LSU:BASIC OFFENSE:BASIC DEFENSE:2001 RECORD:SEC RECORD:SEC FINISH:PRESIDENT:OFFENSEPointsTotal OffenseRushing OffensePassing OffenseDEFENSEPointsTotal DefenseRushing DefensePass DefenseSPECIAL TEAMSPuntingNet PuntingPunt ReturnsKickoff ReturnsField GoalsPATsMISCELLANEOUSTurnover MarginFumbles-LostInterceptions ThrownPenalties3rd Down Conversions4th Down ConversionsTime of PossessionWinning StreakHome Attendance AverageIllinois (National Rank)30.9 (29th)451.5 (11th)153.3 (58th)298.2 (11th)32.4 (26th)425.3 (27th)150.3 (62nd)275.0 (21st)22.3 (39th)396.0 (75th)116.6 (21st)396.0 (108th)21.6 (31st)361.5 (50th)147.0 (56th)361.5 (50th)42.839.6 (8th)11.2 (25th)19.9 (68th)14-2341-4442.436.8 (35th)9.5 (58th)19.4 (76th)22-2838-38 .25 (45th)20-111254.751% (89-175)29% (2-7)30:56590,491 (5th) .45 (28th)14-71457.345% (68-180)71% (10-14)31:00754,949 (29th)CHANCELLOR:FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE:DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS:SR. ASSOC. DIR. OF ATHLETICS:ASSOC. AD/OLYMPIC SPORTS:ASSOC. AD/INTERNAL OPER.:ASSOC. AD/STUDENT SERV.:ASSOC. AD/FACILITIES:ASSOC. AD/BUSINESS:ASSOC. AD/MKTG & PROM.:SPORTS INFORMATION DIR.:SR. ASSOCIATE SID:ASSOCIATE SID:ASSOCIATE SID:ASSOCIATE SID:PUBLICATIONS COORD.:PHOTOGRAPHY COORD.:COORD. OF TELEVISION:ASST. COORD. OF TELEVISION:2167136YARDS TDS99219406562657864LG70372728COMP. INT. YDS. TDS21710 3,347 18182224020741312,994 233112 0 0 2RECEIVINGLSUREC. YDS.Josh Reed941,740Michael Clayton47754ILLINOISBrandon Lloyd601,006Walter Young44712TACKLESLSUUT ATTrev Faulk (LB)77 42Bradie James (LB)78 35ILLINOISJerry Schumacher (LB)77 38Muhammad Abdullah (S) 66 25L S UF O O T B A L LStanley “Skip”BertmanDan RadakovichJudy SouthardVerge AusberryBo BahnsenJerry BlanchardMark EwingRannah GrayCOMMUNICATIONSSTAFFCOORDINATOR OF RADIO:ATT.23075Dr. William L. JenkinsDr. Mark A. EmmertDr. William P. CulbertsonATHLETICDEPARTMENTIndividual LeadersRUSHINGLSULaBrandon ToefieldDomanick DavisILLINOISAntoineo HarrisRocky HarveyPASSINGLSUATT.Rohan Davey 367Matt Mauck41ILLINOISKurt Kittner374Dustin Ward8Nick SabanKent State '7360-33-117-7 (Second year)Multiple4-39-35-31stUNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIONTeam ComparisonsLSU (National Rank)Baton Rouge, La.186029,022Tigers or Fighting Tigerspurple & goldPurple-PMS 267,Gold-PMS 123Mike V (live Bengal tiger)Tiger Stadium91,6001924Natural grassSEC (Western Division)Golden Band from TigerlandTDS7686LG49675948PHONE & FAX DIRECTORY (area code 225)SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE:SPORTS INFORMATION FAX:MICHAEL BONNETTE HOME:FRED DEMAREST HOME:TT SACKS119 2-11113 3-4115 6-2391 2-10S U G A RMichael BonnetteKent LoweFred DemarestBill FranquesMelissa ReynaudJason FeirmanSteve FranzKevin WagnerJohn SchiebeJim HawthorneATHLETIC DEPARTMENT:ATHLETICDEPARTMENT FAX:LSU FOOTBALL OFFICE:LSUFOOTBALL OFFICE FAX:B O W LM E D I 78-1151578-3594G U I D E
SUGAR BOW LBowl ItineraryWednesday, Dec. 26MEDIAINFORMATIONLSU COACH NICK SABANLSU coach Nick Saban will meetthe media at a press conference atthe Hyatt at 2:30 p.m. on Dec.28and then again at 11:30 a.m.onDec. 31.Saban will also have aninformal interview session withthe media at the LeMeridienHotel when LSU arrives in NewOrleans at noon on Dec. 26.PLAYER INTERVIEWSSelected LSU players will participate in press conferences at theHyatt on Dec. 2 8 ,2 9 , and 30.Players will be available after eachpractice on Dec. 27 and 28.11:45 a.m.Noon3:45 p.m.Thursday, Dec. 2711:45 a.m.2:30 p.m.TEAM HOTELLSU will be headquartered at theLeMeridien on 614 Canal Streetin New Orleans (504) 525-6500.LSU ARRIVAL ANDDEPARTURE DATESLSU will arrive in New Orleans at11:45 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec.26.The Tigers will depart NewOrleans at 11 a.m.on Wednesday,January 2.Practice at SuperdomePlayers available for interviews after practiceNick Saban press conference at HyattFriday, Dec. 28Noon2:30 p.m.Practice at SuperdomePlayers available for interviews after practiceGary Gibbs and selected defensive players press conference at HyattSaturday, Dec. 2911:45 a.m.PRACTICE POLICIESLSU will practice at the LouisianaSuperdome each day. LSU willhave the same practice policy dur ing Sugar Bowl week which it hadduring the regular-season in thatthe individual portion of practicewill be open to the media on Dec.26, 27,28, 29 and 30.LSU’s practice on December 31 will beclosed to the media.Team arrives at LeMeridien Hotel in New OrleansTeam welcome at LeMeridien HotelCoach Saban and players available for interviewsPractice at Superdome2:30 p.m.7-8 p.m.Practice at SuperdomePlayers available for interviews after practiceJimbo Fisher and selected offensive players press conference at HyattTiger Sportsline with Nick Saban LIVE RADIO SHOWHouse of Blues 225 Decatur St. (504) 529-2624Sunday, Dec. 30Noon2:30 p.m.Practice at SuperdomeSelected players Press Conference at HyattMonday, Dec. 3111:30 a.m.4:30 p.m.6:30-7:30 p.m.Nick Saban press conference at HyattWalk-thru at Superdome (Closed to the media)Inside LSU Football with Nick Saban LIVE TELEVISIONSHOWTiptina’s at “The Ruins” 1101 Convention Center Blvd. (504) 586-8355Tuesday, Jan. 17:30 p.m.LSU vs.Illinois at SuperdomeWednesday, Jan. 2TBA11 a.m.Winning coach press conference at HyattLSU departs for Baton emarestAssoc. SportsInformationDirector2 0 0 2Inside LSU Football with head coach Nick Saban hit the road for the 2000 Peach Bowl with a live telecast from the HyattRegency in downtown Atlanta. This year’s show will be held at Tipitina’s at “The Ruins” at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 31.L S UF O O T B A L LS U G A RB O W LM E D I AG U I D E3
THE GAMENumerical 45Perrin RittnerRyan ClarkChuy GuitierezJerel MyersDamien JamesMikey DiodeneRohan DaveyTrev FaulkGino GiambellucaCorey MeredithLaVar JohnsonSteve CurtisBradie JamesGuy HarperMarcus RandallCorey WebsterChad LewisMichael ClaytonWalter MorehamTy BarrettRick ClausenRoss CockrellBennie BrazellMatt MauckAdam MitchellKris KesslerJeremy ShealyRandall GayLaBrandon ToefieldAdrian MayesChad MullerElice ParkerJosh ReedDevery HendersonEric AlexanderLionel ThomasTravis DanielsSolomon LeeWilliam ShenskyDomanick DavisRyan GilbertDerek HindsDemetrius HookfinBrad ParmleyDorsett BuckelsKevin SteilzBrandon WilliamsBrandon NowlinNorman LeJeuneBrad BehrnesTravis MosesKory HebertTrey TripletteBlain BechBarrett DupuyJohn CorbelloJoseph AddaiPhilip MaxwellJeremy BurnhamRyan MilesKyle ThompsonJacob LHSHSSq.Sq.Sq.HSNew Orleans,La.JesuitMarrero,La.ShawAustin, TexasLake TravisHouston, TexasMadisonCarencro, La.CarencroPlaquemine, La.EpiscopalMiami, Fla.Miami LakesLafayette, La.LafayetteChalmette, La.Holy CrossNew Orleans, La.John CurtisGalena Park, TexasNorth ShoreRiver Ridge, La.John CurtisWest Monroe,La.West MonroeShreveport,La.ByrdBaton Rouge, La.Glen OaksVacherie,La.St. JamesThibodeaux,La.E.D. WhiteBaton Rouge,La.Christian LifeHouston, TexasYatesBay St. Louis,Miss. BayWoodlawn Hills,Calif.TaftClinton,La.SillimanHouston, TexasWestburyJasper, Ind.JasperMeridian, Miss.LamarLongwood, Fla.Lake MaryLafayette, La.LafayetteBrusly, La.BruslyIndependence, La.IndependenceHouston, TexasForest BrookMetairie,La.East JeffersonZachary, La.ZacharyRayne,La.RayneOpelousas, La.OpelousasPort Arthur, TexasAustinOpelousas, La.OpelousasHollywood, Fla.South BrowardBastrop, La.BastropNew Iberia,La.CatholicBreaux Bridge,La.Breaux BridgeDallas, TexasHillcrestOrange, TexasLittle CypressKentwood,La.KentwoodAlexandria, La.BoltonAmite, La.AmiteNew Orleans,La.RummelPort Allen, La.Port AllenBaton Rouge, La.CatholicBrusly, La.BruslyClinton, La.SW Miss. JCGonzales,La.East AscensionLafayette, La.Teurlings CatholicChula Vista,Calif.Bonita VistaSlidell,La.SlidellPrairieville, La.MillsapsLafayette, La.St.Thomas MoreHouston, TexasSharpstownShreveport,La.Evangel ChristianBaton Rouge, La.Parkview BaptistSt.Amant, e, La.St. Martinville42 0 0 2L S UF O O T B A L LS U G A RHS/COLLEGEB O W LM E D I AG U I D EDef. Tackle Chad LavalaisPunter Donnie JonesOff. Guard Stephen Peterman
THE GAMENumerical RosterLSU Alphabetical 8648737467892844225897134676553598925166Alexander, EricAllen,KenderickArflin,SteveAutrey, JonathanBaggett, eaux,KadeCorbello, JohnCourtenay, JimmyDaniels, TravisDavey, RohanDavis,DomanickDawson,ByronDomingeaux, JoeDupuis,MichaelEdwards,EricFaulk, TrevGay, n, JarvisGuidry, JacobHebert, ,DemetriusHunt, JackHurley, on,LaVarJones,DavidJones,DonnieKessler, KrisKipps, KyleLavalais,ChadLawrence, JeremyLeDoux, ilipMayes,AdrianMcLachlan,MacMiles,RyanMoreham, WalterMoses, TravisMyers, JerelNeubauer, DavidNiswanger, RudyOliver, MelvinO'Neal,RyanParker, ElicePeterman,StephenPeterson,DavePhillips, TerryPierce,DwayneRandall,MarcusReed, JoshReed,RodneyRobinson,DemetriRoyal,RobertRyes, usThomas,LionelThompson, KyleToefield,LaBrandonTurner, LionelWashington,BrandonWebster, ms,BrandonWilliams, TorranWyatt,BryceYork, WendellYoung, 880828384858687888990919293949596979899Chad WhiteEric EdwardsJarvus RyesTrebor VictorianoRyan O'NealDavid NeubauerWeldon FrommeyerWendell YorkDonovan GraysonKenderick AllenBen WilkersonJeremy LawrenceDave PetersonRyan PhillipsLionel TurnerJarvis GreenSeth WilsonRodney ReedJimmy CourtenayBrandon HurleyMac McLachlanRudy NiswangerSteve ArflinMemuda IfabiyiJohn YoungBradley SowaTerry PhillipsJason BaggettMarcus WhittyKade ComeauxMichael DupuisStephen PetermanRob SaleHenry BarhamAndrew WhitworthJonathan AutreyDwayne PierceDonnie JonesDavid JonesJack HuntDrew HixonKyle KippsRobert RoyalJoe DomingeauxDemetri RobinsonMarcus SpearsMelvin OliverMuskingum BarnesBryce WyattChad LavalaisMarquise HillHoward GreenByron DawsonBrandon WashingtonTorran WilliamsJason VLHS1VL2VLHSJCTr.Hammond, La.Monroe, La.Loreauville, La.Lafitte,La.New Orleans,La.Baton Rouge,La.New Orleans, La.Baton Rouge, La.New Orleans,La.Bogalusa, La.Hemphill, TexasFerriday, La.Bristol, Fla.Baton Rouge,La.Walker, La.Donaldsonville, La.Winter Haven,Fla.West Monroe,La.New Orleans, La.Monroe,La.Kinder, Greendale, Wisc.Houston, TexasBaytown, TexasHouston, TexasRayne,La.Lafayette, La.Waveland, Miss.Monroe,La.Monroe,La.West Monroe,La.Cecilia, La.New Orleans,La.Baton Rouge, La.Silver Springs,Md.Ruston,La.Kennesaw, Ga.Lafayette,La.New Orleans, La.Crowley, La.Lake City, Fla.Baton RougeOpelika,Ala.Moss Point,Miss.Lake Charles, La.Marksville,La.New osa,Ala.Miami, Fla.West Monroe,La.HammondOuachita ChristianLoreauvilleFisherJesuitBroadmoorJohn ille CCChristian LifeWalkerDonaldsonvilleAll Saints AcademyWest MonroeJesuit/Ole MissOuachita ChristianKinderOuachita ChristianFletcherWossmanRustonGreendaleForest BrookLeeSpring WoodsNotre DameAcadianaSt.StanislausNevilleOuachita ChristianWest onComeauxKarrCrowleyColumbiaSouthern LabOpelikaMoss PointBarbeMarksvilleDe La SalleSW Miss JCEvangelCentralDodgeTexas A&M2 0 0 2L S UF O O T B A L LS U G A RB O W LM E D I AG U I D E5
THE GAMEDepth ChartsLSU Numerical RosterIllinois Numerical 9Ryan ClarkJerel MyersDamien JamesRohan DaveyTrev FaulkLaVar JohnsonBradie JamesMarcus RandallCorey WebsterMichael ClaytonWalter MorehamRick ClausenBennie BrazellMatt MauckKris KesslerRandall GayLaBrandon ToefieldAdrian MayesElice ParkerJosh ReedDevery HendersonEric AlexanderLionel ThomasTravis DanielsSolomon LeeDomanick DavisRyan GilbertDemetrius HookfinDorsett BuckelsBrandon WilliamsNorman LeJeuneTravis MosesKory HebertBlain BechJohn CorbelloJoseph AddaiPhilip MaxwellRyan MilesKyle ThompsonJacob GuidryChad WhiteEric EdwardsJarvus RyesRyan O'NealDavid NeubauerWendell YorkDonovan GraysonKenderick AllenBen WilkersonJeremy LawrenceDave PetersonLionel TurnerJarvis GreenRodney ReedJimmy CourtenayBrandon HurleyMac McLachlanRudy NiswangerSteve ArflinMemuda IfabiyiJohn YoungBradley SowaTerry PhillipsJason BaggettKade ComeauxMichael DupuisStephen PetermanRob SaleBrad SmallingAndrew WhitworthJonathan AutreyDwayne PierceDonnie JonesDavid JonesJack HuntDrew HixonKyle KippsRobert RoyalJoe DomingeauxDemetri RobinsonMarcus SpearsMelvin OliverMuskingum BarnesBryce WyattChad LavalaisMarquise HillHoward GreenByron DawsonBrandon WashingtonTorran WilliamsJason 8081828384858687888990919293949596979899Marc JacksonBobby JacksonEric McGoeyAde AdeyemoChristian MortonBrandon LloydMuhammad AbdullahMike HallJon BeutjerJamaal ClarkSteve FittsDustin WardJJ TubbsNana AgyemanJake HammondMatt DlugoleckiKurt KittnerKevin AndersonBrian ZechesGreg LewisWalter YoungMark KornfeldMorris VirgilEstus HoodPeter ChristofilakosRocky HarveyCarey DavisJames CooperAbe JonesTy MyersEugene WilsonBrian BrosnanRyan CliffordSedrick DavenportAntoineo HarrisCory FlisakowskiJoe BevisTaman JordanKyle KlecknerJohn GockmanClayton MullenSteve WeatherfordChris JackCarlos LattimoreT.W. NormanLee SicinskiJerry SchumacherJoe BreretonJohn YoungMatt SinclairMike GawelekAntonio MasonJim GoransonLamont HoldenBrad HaywoodAndrew ShawWinston TaylorBrett KautterMike MalczykKyle SchnettgoeckeJeff RuffinJesus TerrazasAaron HodgesBryan KochPatrick RouseDave HilderbrandDavid DiehlJoe GalBrian SchaeferingJay KulagaJames BrownChris RiesRob NeedhamPatrick BabcockLuke ButkusDan CutterSean BubinMike MaloneyDuke Preston IIIClark CollinsChris RucksTony PashosBrian HodgesAnthony McClellanNick PiazzaChris AllanKendrick JonesTerrell WashingtonAaron MooreheadBrett BoyterDwayne SmithKenny BoyleRobby LongCharles GilstrapJamie HantonMike O’BrienJemari PerryMario IvyBrandon MooreRyan MathaDerrick StrongFrederick EDE6LSU Tigers (9-3)Illinois Fighting Illini (10-1)LSU 3697486874725836181230243126ILLINOIS OFFENSEJerel MyersMichael ClaytonCorey WebsterRodney ReedTerry PhillipsStephen PetermanRob SaleKade ComeauxBen WilkersonRob SaleDwayne PierceRob SaleJason BaggettBrad SmallingRobert RoyalJoe DomingeauxEric EdwardsJosh ReedJack HuntRohan DaveyMatt MauckMarcus RandallSolomon LeeElice ParkerDomanick DavisDevery Henderson5-111806-4 1856-0 1886-4 2886-6 3056-4 3006-2 3106-6 3106-4 2756-2 3106-3 3156-2 3106-5 3106-7 2926-5 2616-5 2606-5 2605-112056-1 1896-3 2396-2 2166-2 2176-1 2295-112295-102116-0 .Sr.So.Jr.So.Sr.Fr.-RSFr.-RSJr.Jr.Jr.So.6-4 2756-6 3006-5 2806-2 3206-2 2916-2 2656-3 2706-2 2916-2 2656-3 2656-7 2856-3 2366-3 2406-3 2306-3 2336-3 2386-1 2225-111915-111776-1 1755-111745-111776-1 1806-0 2046-2 1926-0 1926-1 .Sr.Jr.So.Fr.Jr.So.Jr.Sr.So.Sr.So.LSU QBFBTBLSU SPECIALISTS3125KOR312526PK4019P8043SNP5155HOLD 39142 0 0 2Brandon LloydGreg LewisSean BubinDavid DiehlJay KulagaDan CutterLuke ButkusDuke PrestonDavid DiehlAaron HodgesTony PashosJames BrownBrian HodgesAnthony McClellanKenny BoyleWalter YoungAaron MooreheadDwayne SmithKurt KittnerDustin WardCarey DavisBrad HaywoodCarlos LattimoreRocky HarveyAntoinoe HarrisCorey Jr.Sr.Fr.So.Jr.Jr.So.Sr.So.So.So.Jr.Sr.Jr.Fr.6-4 2556-5 2506-3 2756-3 2906-3 2866-4 2906-4 2906-6 2406-3 2606-5 2256-4 2306-3 2306-4 2106-3 2356-2 2356-0 2156-3 2356-0 1836-2 1966-1 1905-101756-1 2115-111886-1 2026-2 .Fr.Jr.So.So.Jr.Sr.Fr.Sr.So.6-0 1836-1 1906-2 1806-0 1846-0 1835-101756-2 1805-9 1735-101706-0 1925-9 1605-112326-1 1906-0 OIS DEFENSEKyle KippsKenderick AllenMarcus SpearsHoward GreenByron DawsonMuskingum BarnesChad LavalaisByron DawsonMuskingum BarnesJarvis GreenMarquise HillJeremy LawrenceDave PetersonTrev FaulkJason LeDouxBradie JamesWalter MorehamDamien JamesRandallGayTravis DanielsDemetrius HookfinRandallGayNorman LeJeuneLionel ThomasTravis MosesRyan ClarkAdrian MayesDEDTDTDELBLBLBCBCBSSFSDomanick DavisJosh ReedDomanick DavisJosh ReedDevery HendersonJohn CorbelloKris KesslerDonnie JonesRyan MilesWendell YorkBen WilkersonBlain BechMichael ClaytonL S U5-102115-112055-102115-112056-0 1905-112206-2 1916-3 2175-9 1715-111976-4 2756-1 1726-4 185Jr.Jr.Jr.Jr.So.Jr.Sr.So.Sr.Jr.Fr.So.Fr.F O O T B A L ell WashingtonDerrick StrongBrett KautterCharles GilstrapBrandon MooreJeff RuffinJaime HantonMike O’BrienRobby LongBrian SchaefferingTy MyersLamont HoldenEstus HoodJerry SchumacherMike GawelekJoe BevisMatt SinclairEugene WilsonNana AgyemanChristian MortonMichael HallBobby JacksonTaman JordanMuhammad AbdullahJamaal ClarkILLINOIS 15112449392331322856KOR172886PK2235P1012SNP565HOLD 10S U G A REugene WilsonChristian MortonBrandon LloydGreg LewisEugene WilsonMichael HallBrandon LloydPeter ChristofilakosJohn GockmanSteve FittsJJ TubbsMike MalczykChristian MortonSteve FittsB O W LM E D I AG U I D E
REVIEW2001 LSU Season NotebookSU will play in its 11th Sugar Bowl on Jan.1 when it faces seventh-ranked Illinois .LSU has wonfive straight and seven of its last eight games heading into the Sugar Bowl . LSU hasn't won sixstraight games in the same season since 1973 when the Tigers opened the year with nine straightwins .LSU hasn't closed a season with six consecutive victories since 1961 when the Tigers won 10straight games to close out a 10-1 season .LSU is in a bowl game for the fifth time in seven years . LSUis 17-1 under Nick Saban when scoring at least 20 points in game .On the other hand,the Tigers are 0-6under Saban when failing to reach the 20-point mark .LSU is 14-2 under Saban,including a 9-1 markthis year, when scoring first - the lone loss came to Tennessee .LSU is also 14-1 under Saban (8-1 in2001) when leading at halftime and 13-1 under Saban (8-1 in 2001) when leading after three quarters .Over his past 17 games (including the 2000 Peach Bowl),QB Rohan Davey has thrown 31 TD passes compared to just 11 interceptions .LSU hasn't been shutout since the Alabama game on Nov. 9,1996 - a spanof 62 games .The Tigers are 7-0 under Saban (4-0 in 2001),and 39-9 since 1990 when an LSU runningback rushes for 100 yards in a game .LSU has won nine straight games when having a 100-yard rusher .Over their last five SEC games,the Tigers forced 12 turnovers and they have responded with touchdownson eight of the 12 takeaways.LTIGERS WIN EIGHTH SEC TITLE AND FIRST OUTRIGHT SINCE 1986LSU captured its eighth Southeastern Conference title with a 31-20 win over second-ranked Tennesseeon Dec.8 in Atlanta.The SEC Championship is the first outright league title for the Tigers since 1986.LSUlast won the SEC in 1988 when the Tigers were co-champions along with Auburn.LSU's SEC titles havecome in 1935,1936,1958, 1961,1970,1986,1988 and 2001.Since going to divisions in 1992, the Tigers havewon a share of three SEC Western Division titles.The Tigers shared the SEC Western Division title withAuburn in 1997 and 2001 and with Alabama in 1996.This year's appearance in the SEC Championshipgame was the first for the Tigers.LSU joins Alabama as the only two teams from the SEC Western Divisionto win the league's championship game.2001 HonorsJosh Reed WRBiletnikoff Award WinnerFirst-Team All-America(Walter Camp, AP, Football Writers Association,CNNSI.com,ABC Sports online, Collegefootballnews.com,The SportingNews)Second-Team All-America(Football News)First-Team All-SEC(AP, Coaches, Football News,Collegefootballnews.com)SEC Offensive Player of the Week(Nov. 4,vs.Alabama)National Player of the Week(Nov. 4,The Sporting News)LaBrandon Toefield RBFirst-Team All-SEC(AP, Coaches, Football News,Collegefootballnews.com)SEC Offensive Player of the Week(Nov. 25,vs.Arkansas)Trev Faulk LBFirst-Team All-SEC(AP, Coaches, Football News)Second-Team All-America(AP)Fourth-Team All-America(The Sporting News)SEC Defensive Player of the Week(Oct.21,vs.Mississippi State)CoSIDA Academic All DistrictSEC Academic Honor RollLSU AND THE SUGAR BOWLRobert Royal TEWith a victory over Tennessee in the SEC Championship game,LSU secured its 11th appearance in theSugar Bowl and first since 1987.LSU trails only Alabama in Sugar Bowl appearances as the Crimson Tidehas been to 12 Sugar Bowl games.LSU is 3-7 all-time in Sugar Bowl contests.The Tigers have lost their lasttwo games in the Sugar Bowl,dropping a 30-15 decision to Nebraska in 1987 and a 28-10 setback to theCornhuskers in 1985.LSU last won a Sugar Bowl game in 1968,a 20-13 victory over Wyoming.LSU alsohas Sugar Bowl wins over Clemson,7-0,in 1959 and over Syracuse,13-10,in 1965.The following is a game-by-game look at LSU's Sugar Bowl appearances:First-Team All-SEC(Football News)Second-Team All-SEC(AP)DATEOPPONENTSCORELSU ,1987TCUSanta ClaraSanta ClaraOklahomaClemsonOle -0L,35-0W, 7-0L,21-0W, 13-10W, 20-13L,28-10L, 30-15Bernie MooreBernie MooreBernie MooreGaynell TinsleyPaul DietzelPaul DietzelCharles McClendonCharles McClendonBill ArnspargerBill ArnspargerRohan Davey QBSecond-Team All-SEC(AP, Coaches)Jarvis Green DESecond-Team All-SEC(Coaches)SEC Defensive Player of the Week(Dec.1 vs.Auburn)Domanick Davis RB/KRFirst-Team All-SEC(Collegefootballnews.com)Second-Team All-SEC(AP)Damien James CBSecond-Team All-SEC(AP)Jason Baggett OLSecond-Team All-SEC(Coaches)LSU IN BOWL GAMESBradie James LBThe Sugar Bowl contest will mark LSU's 33rd appearance in a bowl game and the 19th for the Tigerson a NewYear's Day game.LSU is 15-16-1 all-time in bowl games,which includes a 3-7 record in theSugar Bowl.LSU is riding a string of four straight bowl victories.LSU's bowl winning streak includes victories over Georgia Tech (28-14) in last year's Peach Bowl,a 27-9 win over Notre Dame in the 1997Independence Bowl,a 10-7 win over Clemson in the 1996 Peach Bowl and a 45-26 victory over MichiganState in the 1995 Independence Bowl.LSU hasn't lost a bowl game since a 23-10 setback to Syracuse in the1989 Hall of Fame Bowl.First-Team All-SEC(Coaches)SEC Academic Honor RollLSU AND THE SUPERDOMEThe Tigers' showdown in New Orleans with Illinois will mark their first appearance in New Orleanssince a 49-25 victory ove
The 2002 LSU Sugar Bowl Guide was produced by the LSU Sports Information Office o n Power Macintosh G4 using QuarkXpress 4.1 and Adobe Photoshop 6.0. Special thanks to Harvey Hollier and the staff of LSU Gra p h i c Services for their assistance in producing this publication. LSU captured the school's first outright SEC title since 1986,and
Compound Bow Set-Up & Tuning Procedure Rev 02/12/08 1. Remove bow from shipping box. Remove bow from plastic bag and remove the owner’s guide and other promotional material from the bow. 2. Read the Owner’s Guide before using the product. 3. Inspect the bow to insure that the cables and string are in their tracks on the cam and attached to .
instructions in this manual before using your new bow. 06.browning.a826702.paginated.qxp 9/26/2005 10:50 am page 1. 11 compound bow user’s guide serial # of bow where purchased bow model your name address city state zip country postal code email address
ered baiting or feeding game birds or game animals. Pursuant to NJSA 23:4-24.4, the above restric-tion does NOT apply to deer hunting. Hunters targeting deer while elevated in a standing tree or in a structure of any kind may be within any distance of a baited area. Bow and Arrow “Bow” means any long bow, recurve bow, compound bow or crossbow.
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14 020810.01 vetus Owner’s Manual BOW PRO Series Thrusters This manual gives guidelines for operating and maintenance of the Vetus ‘BOW PRO’ bow thrusters. The ‘BOW PRO’ bow thrusters have the following features: The thrust is continuously variable. The runtime is mainly limited by the capacity of the installed bat-teries.
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