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    2001-02
    3-8


    PreSeason Roster
    NoNamePos.Ht.Wt.Yr.Hometown
    2Atiba DauzartCB5-9170Jr Carencro, LA
    2Frederick StampsWR5-10176So New Orleans, LA
    3Jon Van CleaveQB6-4248So Arlington, TX
    4Carroll DevillierQB5-10190So Livonia, LA
    4Stanley SmithLB6-2230Fr Ferriday, LA
    5Lucas MurphyK5-11185Fr Lafayette, LA
    5Charles TillmanCB6-1190Jr Copperas Cove, TX
    6Brad FranklinCB6-1190Sr Baton Rouge, LA
    7Matt LaneQB6-0192Fr Lafayette, LA
    8Ricky CalaisLB5-11212Jr Lafayette, LA
    8Derxanle JacksonWR6-0180Fr Hammond, LA
    10Trey RandallLB5-11225Jr Houston, TX
    11James CookeQB6-0170Fr Lafayette, LA
    11Kyries HebertS6-3205Sr Eunice, LA
    13Donovan MorganWR6-4195So New Orleans, LA
    15Andre GeorgeWR5-11200Jr New Orleans, LA
    16Stephen ArchangelCB6-0190So New Iberia, LA
    16Chip MajorRB5-10168So New Roads, LA
    17Ryan LamptonQB6-0205Fr New Orleans, LA
    18Nick DugasWR5-11183Jr Crowley, LA
    19BJ CristWR6-2170Fr Mandeville, LA
    20Chris ManuelWR6-0176Fr Lake Charles, LA
    20Ray StoneS5-10180Jr Shreveport, LA
    21Carlos HicksCB5-10188Jr Jonesboro, LA
    21Wendall WilliamsWR6-2200Fr Baton Rouge, LA
    22Eric BartelWR5-9160So Friendswood, TX
    23Jamaal SandersCB5-9194Jr Bradenton, FL
    24Terrence HunterCB5-10173Jr Marrero, LA
    25Ricky ArceneauxWR6-2188So Carencro, LA
    25Harold PortelCB5-9170Fr Baton Rouge, LA
    26Jamal SmithS5-10190So League City, TX
    27Ivan TaylorRB6-1190Jr Gretna, LA
    29Quinton BoydCB5-11195Jr Montgomery, AL
    30Peter VillaS5-10190Sr Plaquemine, LA
    31Darien KingCB5-8160Sr Houston, TX
    32Jerome ColemanRB6-1225Jr Gretna, LA
    33Blake BourqueTE6-1235Jr Duson, LA
    34Trikeith MillerRB6-0195Sr Baton Rouge, LA
    35Hayden LabauveLB5-11213Fr New Iberia, LA
    35Scott MillerRB5-7230Fr Rayne, LA
    36Brian DeamerS6-1295Jr Amite, LA
    37Jerome BiasCB6-2213Jr Crowley, LA
    38Jonathan KnottK6-1201Jr Broken Arrow, OK
    39Grant AutreyP6-1195Jr Morgan City, LA
    40Robert AutinDE6-1270Fr Lafayette, LA
    41Kinante VenibleLB5-11230Sr New Orleans, LA
    43Matt CieslakS5-11210Sr Natchitoches, LA
    44Wayne SteinRB5-9210So Garyville, LA
    45Leman AndersonS6-1181Jr Tioga, LA
    45Elliot TempleRB6-2240So Baton Rouge, LA
    46Eugene KwartengLB6-5210Fr Mabank, TX
    47Antonio FloydLB6-1230So Saint Francisville, LA
    48Justin VenableLB6-2235So Lafayette, LA
    49Gary RudickLB6-1220Fr Lafayette, LA
    50Freddrick HighsmithDE6-2260So Jacksonville, FL
    51Marious BerryLB5-10238Jr New Orleans, LA
    52Tony HullC6-4289So New Orleans, LA
    52David KirkleyLB5-11211Fr Kenner, LA
    53Chris KlockLB5-11215Fr Metairie, LA
    54Charles DallasLB6-2230So Lake Charles, LA
    55Derance JamesDE6-2253So Patterson, LA
    56Josh NewtonC6-2275Jr Roswell, NM
    57William DelahoussaC6-2240Jr Crowley, LA
    58Derrick MarshallTE6-3260Sr Tampa, FL
    59Ross BrupbacherLB6-1233Jr Lafayette, LA
    60Jay SmithC6-1265So Zachary, LA
    61DAnthony BatisteTE6-4295So Marksville, LA
    62Greg HodgesG6-3265Fr Rockwall, TX
    63Daniel TaylorRB6-1254So Sulphur, LA
    64Adrian AucoinG6-1256Fr Berwick, LA
    64Justin TaylorDE6-1240So Sulphur, LA
    65Paul BalensiefeC6-2292Fr Irving, TX
    66Bryan LloydT6-4325So Pearland, TX
    68Mike MooreG6-4305Fr Center, TX
    70Marques SmithG6-4330So Houston, TX
    71Jamarcus EdwardsDE6-3280Fr Bossier City, LA
    72Tenel CurtisDE6-3285So New Orleans, LA
    72Corey GloverT6-4295Fr Mesquite, TX
    73Deshawn JonesDT6-5305So New Orleans, LA
    74Jonathon RaushT6-7290Jr Baton Rouge, LA
    75Cory MonroeG6-3307So New Orleans, LA
    76Ron ThomasG6-8285So Clinton, LA
    77Demetrios BrooksG6-4311Fr Irving, TX
    78Garrett CharkalisRB6-3300Sr Edna, TX
    79Chris PerroneT6-5315So Covington, LA
    80Kellen WrightWR5-11180So Lake Charles, LA
    81James StewartWR5-11190Jr Tampa, FL
    82Cory ScottWR6-3205Jr Fort Walton Beach, FL
    83Traman ThibodeauxWR6-1185So Lake Charles, LA
    84Billy HowardWR6-1201Fr New Orleans, LA
    85Marcus WilridgeWR5-11195Sr Crowley, LA
    86Robert LundyTE6-3220So Hitchcock, TX
    87Josh JoergTE6-3235So Ruston, LA
    88Lawrence JohnsonTE6-5237Fr New Orleans, LA
    89Kenny GuentherTE6-4245Fr Biloxi, MS
    89Emmitt HolidayDE6-3228So Brusly, LA
    90Darrell CottonhamDT6-2290Sr Shreveport, LA
    92Brandon JonesDE6-5260So Gretna, LA
    93Kerone DixonDE6-6250Fr Marrero, LA
    94Walter SampsonG6-3281Jr Crowley, LA
    95Charley SmithDE6-4275Jr Maringouin, LA
    96Nathaniel HeardDE6-2223Jr Haynesville, LA
    97Chris GistorbG6-2280Sr Alexandria, LA
    98David GainesDE6-2275Fr New Orleans, LA
    99Shawn WilliamsDE6-4305So Saint Martinville, LA
    -Mike HutchinsDE6-3240Jr Willis, TX

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    Louisiana-Lafayette coach Jerry Baldwin believes his team can compete for the inaugural Sun Belt championship.

    "We haven't lost any confidence,'' Baldwin said. "We feel we're on the right track. We were disappointed in the outcome of the 2000 season, and our goal is to win the Sun Belt championship.''

    Quite a bit of confidence for a coach whose team went 1-10 last season. And whose Indians have won a total of six games the last four years.

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    LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE
    -------------------------------------
    2000 Record: 1-10 (5-3 ATS)
    Returning starters: Off: 5; Def: 10; K: 1.

    There will be plenty of empty seats at Cajun Field this season. Last year, ULL lost home games to Sam Houston State, Northwestern State, and Jacksonville State. That’s no way to build or maintain a fan base.

    HC Jerry Baldwin (3-19 in his two seasons in Lafayette) had a convenient alibi. His team was very young. 20 freshmen (11 pure freshmen and 9 redshirt freshmen) saw action last year, and that doesn’t even count a gaggle of 1st-year players who sat out the 1999 season as so-called “partial qualifiers.”

    6’4” pure freshman QB Jon Van Cleave, the gem of Baldwin’s second recruiting class, played in 7 games and exhibited good tools. Van Cleave could have a nice career if he gets a good supporting cast. Currently, the cast is weak, excepting LT Jonathan Rusch, who has started 22 straight games.

    The good news for the defense is that 10 starters return. The bad news is (never mind, that joke’s so old that it isn’t funny anymore).

    ODDS AND ENDS: ULL is the school closest to the Sun Belt bowl site. Baldwin thinks that will help recruiting, but he’s grasping at straws . . .Starting MLB Marrious Berry missed spring drills with leg injuries . . . . Why is it that the Ragin Cajuns have never had a dominant RB? The school’s career rushing leader is former QB Brian Mitchell.

    NEW FACES: LB Trey Randall (Kilgore JC) had a decorated high school career in Houston.

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    PassingAttCmpPctYdsTdsInt
    Jon Van Cleave40722455.024991410
    Matt Lane422150.018701
    TOTAL44924554.626861411

    RushingAttYdsAvgTds
    Jerome Coleman1626253.910
    Ivan Taylor703234.63
    Marcus Wilridge6569.30
    Trikeith Miller22351.60
    Nick Dugas8283.50
    Eric Bartel11010.00
    Donovan Morgan199.00
    Wayne Stein341.30
    Charles Tillman111.00
    Jamal Smith100.00
    Ryan Lampton1-5-5.00
    Team3-8-2.70
    Atiba Dauzart1-10-10.00
    Matt Lane9-20-2.20
    Jon Van Cleave57-21-0.40
    TOTAL34610273.013

    ReceivingRecYdsTds
    Nick Dugas606163
    Frederick Stamps436634
    Marcus Wilridge363941
    Andre George242673
    Donovan Morgan222191
    Ivan Taylor181250
    Jerome Coleman161411
    Cory Scott7960
    Bj Crist7540
    Josh Joerg6440
    Eric Bartel2391
    Wayne Stein2110
    James Stewart1110
    Wendall Williams160
    TOTAL245268614

    TouchdownsTdsRushRecRetPts
    Jerome Coleman11101066
    Frederick Stamps404024
    Andre George303018
    Ivan Taylor330018
    Nick Dugas303018
    Eric Bartel10106
    Ricky Calais10016
    Brad Franklin10016
    Marcus Wilridge10106
    Donovan Morgan10106
    TOTAL2913142174

    KickingPatFgPts
    Jonathan Knott241054
    TOTAL241054

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  4. UL Football Game 2 Louisiana 14 Minnesota 44

    NCAAF FINAL
    1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
    --- --- --- --- -----
    LOUISIANA 0 7 0 7 14
    MINNESOTA 3 17 10 14 44 FINAL

    SCORING SUMMARY
    1ST QTR:
    MINN - FG, DAN NYSTROM 43 YD, 6:20

    2ND QTR:
    MINN - TD, M BARBER 9 YD RUN (DAN NYSTROM KICK), 4:08
    MINN - TD, M BARBER 2 YD RUN (DAN NYSTROM KICK), 9:46
    SWLA - TD, RICKY CALAIS 20 YD INTERCEPTION RETURN
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 12:02
    MINN - FG, DAN NYSTROM 46 YD, 14:30

    3RD QTR:
    MINN - FG, DAN NYSTROM 29 YD, 4:42
    MINN - TD, A HENDERSON 47 YD PASS FROM A
    SAD ABDUL-KHALIQ (DAN NYSTROM KICK), 8:09

    4TH QTR: SWLA - TD, ANDRE GEORGE 5 YD PASS FROM JON
    VAN CLEAVE (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 1:53
    MINN - TD, ASAD ABDUL-KHALIQ 2 YD PASS FROM
    RON JOHNSON (DAN NYSTROM KICK), 6:02
    MINN - TD, TERRY II JACKSON 4 YD RUN
    DAN NYSTROM KICK), 9:11

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    Extended Box

    NCAAF 1 2 3 4 F
    - - - - --
    Louisiana 0 7 0 7 14
    Minnesota 3 17 10 14 44 FINAL

    Minnesota-FG Nystrom 43
    Minnesota-Barber 9 run (Nystrom kick)
    Minnesota-Barber 2 run (Nystrom kick)
    Louisiana-Calais 20 interception return (Knott kick)
    Minnesota-FG Nystrom 46
    Minnesota-FG Nystrom 29
    Minnesota-Henderson 47 pass from Abdul-khaliq (Nystrom kick)
    Louisiana-George 5 pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick)
    Minnesota-Abdul-khaliq 2 pass from R Johnson (Nystrom kick)
    Minnesota-Jackson 4 run (Nystrom kick)

    Louisiana Minnesota
    First downs 10 31
    Rushed-yards 26-30 61-331
    Passing yards 126 202
    Sacked-yards lost 2-20 1-8
    Return yards 20 28
    Passes 18-35-0 15-28-1
    Punts 9-42.4 1-49.0
    Fumbles-lost 2-1 3-1
    Penalties-yards 9-77 4-41
    Time of possession 27:04 32:56

    Individual Statistics
    RUSHING:
    Louisiana-Coleman 9-27, T Miller 12-11,
    N Dugas 1-7, M Wilridge 1-3, Van Cleave 3-minus 18.
    Minnesota-Barber 26-173, T Redmon 14-95,
    Jackson 13-51, Henderson 2-9, Cole 4-8,
    Abdul-khaliq 1-0, Team 1-minus 5.

    PASSING:
    Louisiana-Van Cleave 18-35-0-126.
    Minnesota-Cole 10-21-1-107, Abdul-khaliq 4-6-0-93,
    R Johnson 1-1-0-2.

    RECEIVING:
    Louisiana-N Dugas 6-39, M Wilridge 4-39,
    George 3-18, Coleman 3-11, Stamps 2-19.
    Minnesota-R Johnson 4-56, Henderson 3-66,
    Utecht 3-31, T Redmon 2-27, Patterson 1-14,
    Jackson 1-6, Abdul-khaliq 1-2.

    Att: 35,089

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    Game Story

    Freshman Marion Barber III rushed for 173 yards and two touchdowns in his first college start, leading Minnesota to a 44-14 win over Louisiana.

    The son of former All-Big Ten running back Marion Barber Jr., Barber carried 26 times and scored on runs of nine and two yards in the second quarter to help the Golden Gophers (1-1) build a 17-0 lead.

    Barber led a potent ground game for Minnesota, which rolled up 331 rushing yards and held the ball for nearly 33 minutes. Tellis Redmon added 95 yards on 14 carries and freshman Terry Jackson had 51 and a touchdown on 13 rushes.

    The Golden Gophers bounced back from a season-opening 38-7 loss at Toledo and held Louisiana to 156 total yards, including 30 on the ground.

    The Ragin' Cajuns (1-1) got on the board in the second quarter as linebacker Ricky Calais returned an interception 20 yards for a touchdown.

    After Dan Nystrom kicked a pair of field goals for Minnesota, Asad Abdul-Khaliq threw a 47-yard touchdown pass to Antoine Henderson and caught a two-yard TD toss from Ron Johnson.

    Louisiana's Jon Van Cleave was 18-of-35 for 126 yards. The Cajuns were facing a Big Ten Conference foe for the first time.

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  5. UL Football Game 3 Louisiana 10 - Southern Miss 35

    PreGame writeup

    Ex-Delta Devil directs Ragin' Cajun project

    By Henry Goolsby
    Clarion-Ledger Staff Writer

    A win over Southern Miss this weekend could lift Jerry Baldwin and his young Louisiana-Lafayette program to new heights.

    Baldwin, a former Mississippi Valley State quarterback, is in his third year as head coach of the Ragin' Cajuns.

    And his 3-19 overall record at the school would get a significant shot in the arm by knocking off the Golden Eagles Saturday at 5 p.m. at Lafayette.

    However, Baldwin said Wednesday that he felt no pressure to win immediately.

    "I didn't mess the program up; they hired me to fix it," Baldwin said. "I inherited a team that was decimated. I only had 49 players, and that includes walk-ons and scholarship players.

    "We're on the right track. We have some young kids, but we'll get it done."

    If UL, 1-1, gets it done against USM, 1-0, it will have to do so with seven sophomores starting on defense.

    But there is hope, considering 10 defensive starters return from a year ago.

    USM beat the Ragin' Cajuns 48-0 the last time the two teams met (1998). It was Baldwin's first year at the school.

    And dominance over UL didn't start there. The Golden Eagles have averaged 36.2 points in seven games against the Ragin' Cajuns in the 1990s, compared to 15 points per game by UL.

    Baldwin, however, is more concerned with USM quarterback Jeff Kelly and a variety of targets in his receiving corps. Then there's what looks to be another potentially stingy USM defense on the other side of the ball.

    "USM is a real good football team," said Baldwin, whose staff also includes fellow Natchez native and former Alcorn State standout Cordell Bailey (tight ends coach). "They're a very aggressive and physical team, and they give you a lot of multiple looks on defense.

    "I think they can score points, and they play the game the way it should be played.

    "We have our hands full with this team."

    Win or lose, Baldwin has the support of USM coach Jeff Bower.

    "I think Jerry has done a good job there," Bower said. "He took that program when it was really down, and to build a program just doesn't happen overnight.

    "You go through some growing pains and some tough times. I can relate to the situation from the first few years I was here. Even though I took over a successful program, we hadn't recruited very well, didn't have much speed on the team and it showed.

    "I hope people will be patient with him, because he'll do a good job for them."

    Baldwin, 47, played at Valley from 1971-75. He began his 16-year college coaching career in 1983 as an assistant at Louisiana Tech.

    He moved on to LSU in 1993 and was instrumental in helping develop an LSU defense that rose from last place in the SEC in 1993 to the league's top ranking in 1994.

    For Baldwin, this game against USM could be the defining moment for not only his team, but his career.

    "A win over USM would be huge for our program, and it would be great for our confidence," he said. "When you believe in what you're doing, you're not moved by anything. You just keep doing it."

    Baldwin insists that in the big picture, his mission is simple.

    "You win with Jims and Joes, and not with X's and O's," he said. "We just have to recruit and to get more Jims and Joes in here."

    Post Game Story

    LAFAYETTE, Louisiana (Ticker) -- Jeff Blackwell, a converted
    wide receiver, rushed for 78 yards and three touchdowns on 25
    carries, leading Southern Mississippi to a 35-10 victory over
    Louisiana.

    Blackwell handled the bulk of the running game for the Golden
    Eagles (2-0) after gaining just 25 yards in his first appearance
    at the position two weeks ago against Oklahoma State.

    Blackwell opened the scoring on a 16-yard run, then added a pair
    of one-yard TDs, helping Southern Mississippi build a 24-7 lead
    early in the third quarter.

    Jeff Kelly overcame four sacks to complete 17-of-29
    for 243 yards and a touchdown.
    The Rajin' Cajuns also sacked backup Zac White twice.

    Kelly capped the scoring with a one-yard TD toss to Bobby Garner
    with 10:26 remaining in the contest.

    After the Goldem Eagles jumped to a 17-0 lead, UL got
    its only touchdown on Jerome Coleman's 42-yard run with 7:15 to
    go in the first half.

    Southern Miss held the Rajin Cajuns to only 144 total yards,
    including just seven on the ground.

    John Van Cleave, who completed just 10-of-39 for 137 yards for
    UL, threw three interceptions and was sacked four times.

    Southern Miss has won six straight over UL to increase
    its lead in the all-time series to 37-11-1.

    TEAM STATISTICS
    SMU UL
    TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 22 8
    Passing 12 5
    Rushing 7 2
    Penalty 3 1
    3rd-Down Efficiency 10-18 4-17
    4th-Down Efficiency 0-0 0-0

    TOTAL NET YARDS 376 144
    Total plays 85 60
    Average gain 4.4 2.4

    NET YARDS RUSHING 104 7
    Rushes 44 17
    Average per rush 2.4 0.4

    NET YARDS PASSING 272 137
    Completion-attempted 21-35 10-39
    Yards per pass 6.6 3.2
    Sacked-yards lost 6-38 4-31
    Had intercepted 1 3

    PUNTS-AVERAGE 5-40.8 9-36.7

    RETURN YARDAGE 20 41
    Punts-yards 2-9 2-24
    Kickoffs-yards 3-48 4-67
    Interceptions-yards 3-11 1-17

    PENALTIES-YARDS 8-45 6-43
    FUMBLES-LOST 2-1 1-0
    TIME OF POSSESSION 40:26 19:34

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  • UL Football

    NCAAF FINAL

    1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
    --- --- --- --- -----
    LOUISIANA 10 7 3 7 27
    ARIZONA ST 14 20 14 15 63 FINAL

    SCORING SUMMARY

    1ST QTR: ASU - TD, SHAUN MCDONALD 45 YD PASS FROM
    JEFF KROHN (MIKE BARTH KICK), 2:45
    UL - FG, JONATHAN KNOTT 48 YD, 7:02
    UL - TD, JEROME COLEMAN 18 YD RUN
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 10:26
    ASU - TD, SHAUN MCDONALD 57 YD PASS FROM
    JEFF KROHN (MIKE BARTH KICK), 11:28

    2ND QTR: ASU - TD, SHAUN MCDONALD 19 YD PASS FROM
    JEFF KROHN (MIKE BARTH KICK), 9:24
    ASU - TD, MIKE WILLIAMS 5 YD RUN (MIKE BARTH KICK), 10:37

    UL - TD, ANDRE GEORGE 5 YD PASS FROM JON VAN CLEAVE
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 14:25
    ASU - TD, SHAUN MCDONALD 19 YD PASS FROM
    JEFF KROHN (PAT FAILED), 14:47


    3RD QTR:
    ASU - TD, TOM PACE 4 YD RUN (MIKE BARTH
    KICK), 4:07
    UL - FG, JONATHAN KNOTT 45 YD, 6:56
    ASU - TD, MIKE WILLIAMS 1 YD RUN
    (MIKE BARTH KICK), 9:57

    4TH QTR:
    ASU - TD, TOM PACE 1 YD RUN (MATT COOPER
    RUN FOR TWO-POINT CONVERSION), 0:04
    ASU - TD, JERMAINE MCKINNEY 2 YD RUN
    (MIKE BARTH KICK), 10:59
    UL - TD, IVAN TAYLOR 48 YD RUN
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 13:54
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    Extended Box

    NCAAF 1 2 3 4 F
    - - - - --
    Louisiana 10 7 3 7 27
    Arizona St 14 20 14 15 63 FINAL

    Arizona St-Mcdonald 45 pass from Krohn (Barth kick)
    Louisiana-FG Knott 48
    Louisiana-Coleman 18 run (Knott kick)
    Arizona St-Mcdonald 57 pass from Krohn (Barth kick)
    Arizona St-Mcdonald 19 pass from Krohn (Barth kick)
    Arizona St-M Williams 5 run (Barth kick)
    Louisiana-George 5 pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick)
    Arizona St-Mcdonald 19 pass from Krohn (kick failed)
    Arizona St-Pace 4 run (Barth kick)
    Louisiana-FG Knott 45
    Arizona St-M Williams 1 run (Barth kick)
    Arizona St-Pace 1 run (Cooper run for two-point conversion)
    Arizona St-Mckinney 2 run (Barth kick)
    Louisiana-I Taylor 48 run (Knott kick)

    Louisiana Arizona St
    First downs 18 23
    Rushed-yards 32-114 42-215
    Passing yards 252 328
    Sacked-yards lost 3-15 1-8
    Return yards 16 22
    Passes 22-47-1 14-27-1
    Punts 8-35.6 4-45.8
    Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-1
    Penalties-yards 9-62 6-57
    Time of possession 32:37 27:23

    Individual Statistics
    RUSHING: Louisiana-Coleman 21-81, I Taylor 3-48, Van Cleave
    8-minus 15. Arizona St-Pace 9-77, Lightfoot 2-43, Flowers 7-42,
    Mckinney 10-34, M Williams 7-31, Karney 2-7, Mcdonald 1-0,
    Hoppe 2-minus 2, Krohn 2-minus 17.

    PASSING: Louisiana-Van Cleave 19-44-1-220, Lane 3-3-0-32.
    Arizona St-Krohn 12-23-0-290, Cooper 2-4-1-38.

    RECEIVING: Louisiana-M Wilridge 7-55, Stamps 3-66, George
    3-22, Morgan 3-18, N Dugas 2-49, Joerg 2-23, J Stewart 1-11,
    Crist 1-8. Arizona St-Mcdonald 5-154, Dennard 2-92, Oneal 2-34,
    Pinkard 2-25, Pace 2-15, Fulton 1-8.

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    NCAAF   FINAL
    1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
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    LOUISIANA 0 0 14 6 20
    ARKANSAS ST 14 6 0 6 26 FINAL

    SCORING SUMMARY
    1ST QTR:
    ARST - TD, JONATHAN ADAMS 17 YD RUN (ANDY MCPHERSON
    KICK), 5:41
    ARST - TD, JONATHAN ADAMS 1 YD RUN (ANDY MCPHERSON
    KICK), 11:02

    2ND QTR:
    ARST - FG, ANDY MCPHERSON 27 YD, 5:49
    ARST - FG, ANDY MCPHERSON 32 YD, 7:02

    3RD QTR:
    UL - TD, NICK DUGAS 6 YD PASS FROM
    JON VAN CLEAVE (PAT FAILED), 9:40
    UL - TD, FREDERICK STAMPS 33 YD PASS
    FROM JON VAN CLEAVE
    (MARCUS WILRIDGE RECEPTION FOR TWO-POINT CONVERSION), 13:40

    4TH QTR:
    UL - TD, JEROME COLEMAN 13 YD RUN
    (PAT FAILED), 10:12
    ARST - TD, CHRIS JONES 54 YD FUMBLE RETURN (PAT FAILED), 12:23
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    Extended Box

    NCAAF 1 2 3 4 F
    - - - - --
    Louisiana 0 0 14 6 20
    Arkansas St 14 6 0 6 26 FINAL

    Arkansas St-Adams 17 run (Mcpherson kick)
    Arkansas St-Adams 1 run (Mcpherson kick)
    Arkansas St-FG Mcpherson 27
    Arkansas St-FG Mcpherson 32
    Louisiana-N Dugas 6 pass from Van Cleave (kick failed)
    Louisiana-Stamps 33 pass from Van Cleave (M Wilridge
    reception for two-point conversion)
    Louisiana-Coleman 13 run (kick failed)
    Arkansas St-C Jones 54 fumble return (kick failed)

    Louisiana Arkansas St
    First downs 21 10
    Rushed-yards 28-119 41-120
    Passing yards 261 109
    Sacked-yards lost 0-0 2-13
    Return yards 31 70
    Passes 29-40-1 6-18-0
    Punts 4-35.3 7-37.0
    Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-0
    Penalties-yards 10-71 8-66
    Time of possession 30:31 29:29

    Individual Statistics
    RUSHING: Louisiana-Coleman 18-53, I Taylor 5-30, N Dugas
    1-19, Van Cleave 3-14, M Wilridge 1-3. Arkansas St-Adams
    25-106, Driscoll 10-11, E Jacobs 3-7, Team 3-minus 4.

    PASSING: Louisiana-Van Cleave 29-40-1-261. Arkansas
    St-Driscoll 5-15-0-64, E Jacobs 1-3-0-45.

    RECEIVING: Louisiana-N Dugas 14-123, Stamps 5-74, Coleman
    5-27, M Wilridge 3-23, Crist 1-9, George 1-5. Arkansas St-Adams
    2-64, Stegall 1-16, Pegues 1-16, A Powell 1-14, C Walker
    1-minus 1.

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    NCAAF   FINAL
    1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
    --- --- --- --- -----
    LOUISIANA 14 21 2 17 54
    IDAHO 14 7 8 8 37 FINAL

    SCORING SUMMARY

    1ST QTR: IDHO - TD, ANTHONY TENNER 2 YD RUN
    (KEITH STAMPS KICK), 1:37
    UL - TD, JEROME COLEMAN 1 YD RUN

    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 6:03
    IDHO - TD, ANTHONY TENNER 1 YD RUN
    (KEITH STAMPS KICK), 10:22
    UL - TD, NICK DUGAS 28 YD PASS FROM JON VAN CLEAVE
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 11:25

    2ND QTR:
    UL - TD, JEROME COLEMAN 1 YD RUN
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 3:57
    UL - TD, MARCUS WILRIDGE 19 YD PASS FROM JON VAN CLEAVE
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 9:09
    IDHO - TD, ANTHONY TENNER 2 YD RUN
    (KEITH STAMPS KICK), 12:13
    UL - TD, DONOVAN MORGAN 10 YD PASS FROM JON VAN CLEAVE
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 14:53

    3RD QTR: UL - SAFETY, 6:31
    IDHO - TD, CHRISTOPHER BELSER 17 YD PASS FROM JOHN WELSH
    (JOHN WELSH RUN FOR TWO-POINT CONVERSION),
    11:52
    4TH QTR: UL - TD, JEROME COLEMAN 1 YD RUN
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 0:04
    UL - FG, JONATHAN KNOTT 38 YD, 4:40
    IDHO - TD, CHRISTOPHER BELSER 17 YD PASS FROM
    JOHN WELSH (ROSSI MARTIN RECEPTION FOR TWO-POINT
    CONVERSION), 10:03
    UL - TD, JEROME COLEMAN 5 YD RUN
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 14:57

    ATT: 13,088
    -------------------------------------------

    Extended Box

    NCAAF 1 2 3 4 F
    - - - - --
    Louisiana 14 21 2 17 54
    Idaho 14 7 8 8 37 FINAL

    Idaho-Tenner 2 run (K Stamps kick)
    Louisiana-Coleman 1 run (Knott kick)
    Idaho-Tenner 1 run (K Stamps kick)
    Louisiana-N Dugas 28 pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick)
    Louisiana-Coleman 1 run (Knott kick)
    Louisiana-M Wilridge 19 pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick)
    Idaho-Tenner 2 run (K Stamps kick)
    Louisiana-Morgan 10 pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick)
    Louisiana-Safety, Team tackled in end zone
    Idaho-C Belser 17 pass from Welsh (Welsh run for two-point
    conversion)
    Louisiana-Coleman 1 run (Knott kick)
    Louisiana-FG Knott 38
    Idaho-C Belser 17 pass from Welsh (R Martin reception for
    two-point conversion)
    Louisiana-Coleman 5 run (Knott kick)

    Louisiana Idaho
    First downs 28 29
    Rushed-yards 50-234 34-117
    Passing yards 407 410
    Sacked-yards lost 2-15 4-19
    Return yards 23 16
    Passes 27-35-1 27-42-2
    Punts 3-33.7 1-41.0
    Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-2
    Penalties-yards 4-20 4-32
    Time of possession 35:45 24:15

    Individual Statistics
    RUSHING: Louisiana-Coleman 31-159, M Wilridge 1-26, I Taylor
    9-25, Van Cleave 9-24. Idaho-Tenner 22-91, Lacy 1-19, Z
    Gerstner 3-12, Team 1-minus 1, Welsh 7-minus 4.

    PASSING: Louisiana-Van Cleave 27-35-1-407. Idaho-Welsh
    27-42-2-410.

    RECEIVING: Louisiana-N Dugas 9-123, Stamps 5-110, M Wilridge
    5-57, Coleman 2-45, Morgan 2-40, George 2-14, I Taylor 1-15,
    Crist 1-3. Idaho-Lacy 6-95, C Belser 4-67, R Martin 3-33, E
    Jones 3-26, L Smith-ander 2-74, Winston 2-33, J Jelmberg 2-32,
    Z Gerstner 2-29, Tenner 2-14, Mccoy 1-7.

    Att: 13,088




    October 20, 2001


    It's Offensive! Cajuns Outgun Vandals


    Louisiana-Lafayette Sports Information

    The Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns traveled to Pullman, Wash. on Saturday to face the Idaho Vandals. Both teams entered the contest in search of their first Sun Belt Conference victory.

    Offense is the story anytime Idaho takes the field, and Saturday’s game was no exception. Louisiana-Lafayette set schools records for most offensive yards from scrimmage and most passing yards. The Cajuns were able to outgun the Vandals en route to a 54-37 victory.

    Preseason All-Sun Belt quarterback John Welch returned to the Vandals line-up for the first time since being injured Aug.30. Although his return resulted in an immediate impact, Cajuns quarterback Jon Van Cleave stole the show.

    Van Cleave broke Jake Delhomme’s six-year school record of 371 yards passing, passing for 407 yards and three touchdowns. Offensively, Louisiana-Louisiana could do no wrong, collecting a school record 641 total yards.

    Welch came out firing on the game’s first play and hit his tight end Luke Smith-Anderson for a 54-yard gain down to the Cajuns 26. The Cajuns forced the Vandals into consecutive third down and six situations, but Idaho responded by picking up the first down both times. Anthony Tenner put the Vandals on the board with a 3-yard touchdown run. Keith Stamps added the extra point, and Idaho led 7-0.

    The Cajuns offense came right back with a 65-yard drive in 4:26, culminating in a one-yard touchdown run by Jerome Coleman. Nick Dugas entered the game at quarterback on third and goal to handed the ball to Coleman.

    Welch passed Idaho down the field on their next possession and then let Tenner run it in from one-yard away. The Vandals covered 80 yards in nine plays to reclaim their lead at 14-7.

    On the Cajuns next possession, Van Cleave scrambled for seven yards before hitting Fred Stamps with a 49-yard pass into Vandal territory. The drive’s next play saw Nick Dugas on the receiving end of a 28-yard touchdown pass by Van Cleave. Dugas and Stamps broke tackles, gaining yards after the catch, helping the Cajuns tie the game at 14-14.

    The see-saw battle continued as Idaho moved the ball down the field on their next possession. As the first quarter was set to expire, Peter Villia intercepted a Welch pass at the Cajuns two and returned the ball out to the Cajuns 28. Van Cleave’s passing and Ivan Taylor’s running helped the Cajuns move down to the Vandal’s one-yard line. Dugas came in at quarterback once again, only to hand the ball off to Coleman again, who picked-up his second touchdown of the game and seventh of the season. Louisiana-Lafayette led for the first time in the game, 21-14.

    Van Cleave engineered a beautiful drive following the Vandals first punt of the day. The sophomore quarterback did everything right on the way to a 20-yard touchdown pass to Marcus Wilridge. The Cajuns enjoyed a 28-14 lead.

    Idaho answered quickly, as Tenner rushed for a three-yard touchdown just 3:04 later. The Cajuns lead was cut to just 28-21.

    Just before the half, the Cajuns marched 84 yards in 2:30 to reclaim their 14-point lead, 35-21. Donovan Morgan caught a ten-yard touchdown pass, his first of the season, with just seven seconds left in the half.

    The second half started terribly for the Cajuns. Van Cleave’s shovel pass was intercepted and returned to the Cajuns two-yard line. Just as Idaho appeared to be moving in for the score, the Cajuns defense stepped it up. The Vandals tried to run the ball up the middle four straight times, but were denied.

    Louisiana-Lafayette took possession on their one-yard line. Jerome Coleman looked to be tackled for a safety five-yards deep in the end zone, but somehow found a hole and rumbled 61 yards down the sideline to the Vandals 38. The Cajuns were forced to punt after a sack, but Knott’s first punt of the game was downed on the one-yard line.

    A holding penalty in the end zone, by rule, gave the Cajuns credit for a safety.

    Idaho cut the lead to eight after Welch hit Christopher Belser on a 17-yard touchdown pass late in the third quarter. The quarterback ran the ball into the end zone for the two-point conversion.

    As the third quarter expired, Van Cleave hit Fred Stamps on a 37-yard connection down to the Vandals one. The fourth quarter began with Nick Dugas in at quarterback. The Cajuns ran the same play, as Dugas handed off to Coleman, who converted his third touchdown from one-yard out.

    A Knott 38-yard field goal and Coleman’s fourth touchdown of the game was sandwiched between Welch’s second touchdown pass of the game to Belsner.

    Next week the Cajuns will return home for the first time since Sept. 29. Louisiana-Lafayette will celebrate its’ 56th homecoming when it hosts Louisiana-Monroe. Kickoff is slated for 4:00 p.m. (CDT).

    Score By QuartersIdaho 14 7 8 8 37Louisiana-Lafayette 14 21 2 17 54 Final


    IU— Tenner 3-yard run (Stamps kick), 13:23, 1st
    ULL— Coleman 1-yard run (Knott kick), 8:57, 1st
    IU— Tenner 1-yard run (Stamps kick), 4:38, 1st
    ULL—Dugas 28-yard pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick), 3:35, 1st
    ULL— Coleman 1-yard run (Knott kick), 11:03, 2nd
    ULL—Wilridge 20-yard pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick), 5:51, 2nd
    IU— Tenner 3-yard run (Stamps kick), 2:47, 2nd
    ULL—Morgan 10-yard pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick), 0:07, 2nd
    ULL—Safety (IU Penalty, holding in the end zone), 8:29, 3rd
    IU—Belser 17-yard pass from Welch (Welch run), 3:08, 3rd
    ULL— Coleman 1-yard run (Knott kick), 14:56, 4th
    ULL—Knott 38-yard field goal, 10:20, 4th
    IU—Belser 17-yard pass from Welch (Welch pass to Martin), 4:57, 4th
    ULL— Coleman 5-yard run (Knott kick), 0:02, 4th


    Missed Field Goal: Knott (46)

    The rest of the story


  • UL Football Game 8 Louisiana 17 - ULM 12

    NCAAF   FINAL
    1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
    --- --- --- --- -----
    ULM 0 6 0 6 12
    LOUISIANA 7 3 0 7 17 FINAL

    SCORING SUMMARY

    1ST QTR:
    UL - TD, JEROME COLEMAN 14 YD PASS FROM JON VAN CLEAVE
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 4:24

    2ND QTR:
    UL - FG, JONATHAN KNOTT 28 YD, 3:38
    ULM - TD, KEITH THOMAS 9 YD RUN (PAT FAILED), 6:46

    3RD QTR: NONE

    4TH QTR: ULM - TD, BRYANT JACOBS 1 YD RUN (PAT FAILED), 4:10
    UL - TD, JEROME COLEMAN 1 YD RUN (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 7:12
    --------------------------------------------------

    Extended Box

    NCAAF 1 2 3 4 F
    - - - - --
    ULM 0 6 0 6 12
    Louisiana 7 3 0 7 17 FINAL

    Louisiana-Coleman 14 pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick)
    Louisiana-FG Knott 28
    ULM -K Thomas 9 run (kick failed)
    ULM -B Jacobs 1 run (kick failed)
    Louisiana-Coleman 1 run (Knott kick)

    ULM Louisiana
    First downs 16 15
    Rushed-yards 45-130 34-51
    Passing yards 112 226
    Sacked-yards lost 4-32 3-21
    Return yards 38 105
    Passes 13-28-1 20-33-0
    Punts 7-31.1 6-36.7
    Fumbles-lost 2-1 2-1
    Penalties-yards 8-60 9-80
    Time of possession 28:52 31:08

    Individual Statistics
    RUSHING: ULM-B Jacobs 23-78, K Thomas 5-38, Chance 14-12,
    I Brown 2-8, Vige 1-minus 6. Louisiana-Coleman 23-50, M
    Wilridge 1-11, I Taylor 3-9, W Stein 1-1, Team 1-minus 1, Van
    Cleave 4-minus 9, Dauzart 1-minus 10.

    PASSING: ULM-Chance 12-21-0-84, Vige 1-7-1-28. Ul
    Lafayette-Van Cleave 20-33-0-226.

    RECEIVING: ULM-Vincent 6-70, S Brown 4-22, Adams 1-13,
    Turner 1-6, Hammock 1-1. Louisiana-N Dugas 4-41, Stamps
    4-37, M Wilridge 4-27, Morgan 2-49, Coleman 2-43, George 2-26,
    Joerg 1-4, I Taylor 1-minus 1.

    Att: 17,353

  • UL Football Game 9 Louisiana 17 - UNT 42

    NCAAF   FINAL
    1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
    --- --- --- --- -----
    LOUISIANA 7 3 7 0 17
    NORTH TEXAS 0 14 14 14 42 FINAL

    SCORING SUMMARY

    1ST QTR: UL - TD, NICK DUGAS 6 YD PASS FROM JON VAN CLEAVE
    (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK), 6:36

    2ND QTR:
    NTEX - TD, SCOTT HALL 13 YD RUN (JASON BALL KICK), 3:07
    NTEX - TD, JA'MEL BRANCH 28 YD PASS FROM SCOTT HALL
    (JASON BALL KICK), 6:37
    UL - FG, JONATHAN KNOTT 30 YD, 15:00

    3RD QTR:
    UL - TD, IVAN TAYLOR 65 YD RUN (JONATHAN KNOTT KICK 4:44
    NTEX - TD, GEORGE MARSHALL 10 YD PASS FROM SCOTT HALL
    (JASON BALL KICK), 7:58
    NTEX - TD, SCOTT HALL 2 YD RUN (JASON BALL KICK),
    14:12

    4TH QTR:
    NTEX - TD, TY JACKSON 50 YD PUNT RETURN (JASON BALL KICK), 0:20
    NTEX - TD, GEORGE MARSHALL 32 YD PASS FROM SCOTT HALL
    (JASON BALL KICK), 5:06
    ----------------------------------------------------

    Extended Box

    NCAAF 1 2 3 4 F
    - - - - --
    Louisiana 7 3 7 0 17
    North Texas 0 14 14 14 42 FINAL

    Louisiana-N Dugas 6 pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick)
    North Texas-S Hall 13 run (Ball kick)
    North Texas-J Branch 28 pass from S Hall (Ball kick)
    Louisiana-FG Knott 30
    Louisiana-I Taylor 65 run (Knott kick)
    North Texas-Marshall 10 pass from S Hall (Ball kick)
    North Texas-S Hall 2 run (Ball kick)
    North Texas-Jackson 50 punt return (Ball kick)
    North Texas-Marshall 32 pass from S Hall (Ball kick)

    Louisiana North Texas
    First downs 21 22
    Rushed-yards 20-100 52-256
    Passing yards 344 139
    Sacked-yards lost 0-0 1-6
    Return yards 1 99
    Passes 35-67-1 7-11-0
    Punts 5-36.4 3-37.0
    Fumbles-lost 2-1 2-1
    Penalties-yards 12-115 6-65
    Time of possession 27:20 32:40

    Individual Statistics
    RUSHING: Louisiana-I Taylor 11-91, Coleman 2-5, Van Cleave
    4-2, M Wilridge 1-2, W Stein 1-0, Jam Smith 1-0. North
    Texas-Galbreath 25-117, S Hall 11-86, Cobbs 10-33, J Branch
    1-20, Hickmon 2-2, R Bridges 3-minus 2.

    PASSING: Louisiana-Van Cleave 34-66-1-338, Lane 1-1-0-6.
    North Texas-S Hall 7-10-0-139, R Bridges 0-1-0-0.

    RECEIVING: Louisiana-I Taylor 9-65, N Dugas 8-94, Morgan
    7-34, Stamps 4-92, George 2-21, M Wilridge 2-18, Scott 1-8, W
    Stein 1-6, W Williams 1-6. North Texas-Cobbs 2-54, J Branch
    2-43, Marshall 2-42, Howard 1-0.

    Att: 10,322

  • UL Football Game 10 Louisiana 46 NewMexico State 49

    NCAAF                 1  2  3  4   F 
    - - - - --
    New Mexico St 10 10 13 16 49
    Louisiana 21 10 7 8 46 FINAL

    New Mexico St-FG Aguiniga 35
    Louisiana-Stamps 38 pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick)
    Louisiana-Franklin 29 fumble return (Knott kick)
    Louisiana-George 15 pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick)
    New Mexico St-Johnson 1 run (Aguiniga kick)
    Louisiana-FG Knott 28
    New Mexico St-Keith 38 run (Aguiniga kick)
    Louisiana-Stamps 15 pass from Van Cleave (Knott kick)
    New Mexico St-FG Aguiniga 43
    Louisiana-I Taylor 20 run (Knott kick)
    New Mexico St-Keith 28 run (two-point conversion failed)
    New Mexico St-M Bangs 6 pass from Pierce (Aguiniga kick)
    New Mexico St-Dixon 1 run (two-point conversion failed)
    New Mexico St-Keith 17 run (Aguiniga kick)
    Louisiana-Bartel 35 pass from Van Cleave (George reception
    for two-point conversion)
    New Mexico St-FG Aguiniga 29

    New Mexico St Louisiana
    First downs 22 26
    Rushed-yards 46-251 32-127
    Passing yards 203 329
    Sacked-yards lost 0-0 1-6
    Return yards 78 28
    Passes 12-22-0 26-43-1
    Punts 2-36.5 3-40.0
    Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-0
    Penalties-yards 9-77 6-45
    Time of possession 28:54 31:06

    Individual Statistics
    RUSHING: New Mexico St-Keith 22-166, Dixon 12-35, Johnson 9-35,
    Pierce 2-12, W Taylor 1-3. Louisiana-I Taylor 24-92, Van
    Cleave 6-24, Morgan 1-9, N Dugas 1-2.

    PASSING: New Mexico St-Enzminger 10-18-0-181, Pierce 2-4-0-22.
    Louisiana-Van Cleave 26-43-1-329.

    RECEIVING: New Mexico St-Talbert 3-77, P Winston 3-57, Briscoe
    2-25, A Davis 1-19, Keith 1-14, M Bangs 1-6, Johnson 1-5. Ul
    Lafayette-Stamps 7-100, Scott 4-55, I Taylor 4-34, Bartel 2-39,
    Morgan 2-31, George 2-29, N Dugas 2-24, Joerg 2-13, Crist 1-4.

    Att: 9,321

  • UL Football Game 11 Ul-0 Ucf-31

    NCAAF FINAL
    1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
    --- --- --- --- -----
    LOUISIANA 0 0 0 0 0
    UCF 10 21 0 0 31 FINAL

    SCORING SUMMARY

    1ST QTR: UCF - FG, JAVIER BEORLEGUI 22 YD, 11:25
    UCF - TD, DOUG GABRIEL 17 YD PASS FROM RYAN SCHNEIDER
    (JAVIER BEORLEGUI KICK), 12:42

    2ND QTR:
    UCF - TD, TERRANCE WILLIAMS 5 YD RUN
    (JAVIER BEORLEGUI KICK), 0:22
    UCF - TD, DOUG GABRIEL 24 YD PASS FROM RYAN SCHNEIDER
    (JAVIER BEORLEGUI KICK), 7:20
    UCF - TD, JIMMY FRYZEL 51 YD PASS FROM RYAN SCHNEIDER
    (JAVIER BEORLEGUI KICK), 10:53

    3RD QTR: NONE
    4TH QTR: NONE

    -----------------------------------------------

    Extended Box

    NCAAF 1 2 3 4 F
    - - - - --
    Louisiana 0 0 0 0 0
    UCF 10 21 0 0 31 FINAL

    UCF-FG Beorlegui 22
    UCF-Gabriel 17 pass from Schneider (Beorlegui kick)
    UCF-T Williams 5 run (Beorlegui kick)
    UCF-Gabriel 24 pass from Schneider (Beorlegui kick)
    UCF-Fryzel 51 pass from Schneider (Beorlegui kick)

    Louisiana UCF
    First downs 15 20
    Rushed-yards 27-30 30-153
    Passing yards 184 272
    Sacked-yards lost 6-39 4-34
    Return yards 5 8
    Passes 20-41-1 17-32-2
    Punts 11-28.0 4-40.0
    Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-1
    Penalties-yards 8-47 12-83
    Time of possession 31:51 28:09

    Individual Statistics
    RUSHING: Louisiana-I Taylor 11-30, Bartel 1-10, N Dugas 1-6,
    Coleman 2-3, W Stein 1-3, Van Cleave 3-minus 3,
    Lane 8-minus
    19. UCF-Haynes 10-88, T Williams 9-53, Ward 1-13, Gaudion 1-6,
    Fryzel 1-5, Jackson 1-3, Team 1-0, Miller 6-minus 15.

    PASSING: Louisiana-Lane 16-32-0-138, Van Cleave 4-9-1-46.
    UCF-Schneider 10-15-0-188, Miller 7-17-2-84.

    RECEIVING: Louisiana-Stamps 3-38, George 3-17, I Taylor
    3-12, Scott 2-33, M Wilridge 2-27, N Dugas 2-16, Morgan 2-15,
    Crist 1-11, Coleman 1-10, W Stein 1-5. UCF-Fryzel 4-106, T
    Davis 4-67, Ward 4-33, Gabriel 2-41, T Williams 2-28, Haynes
    1-minus 3.

    Att: 12,264

  • UL Football One year ago (Kicking game)

    September 3rd 2001
    Cajuns Knott Named Sun Belt Special Teams Player of the Week
    Sports Information

    Louisiana kicker/punter Jonathon Knott was named the first ever Sun Belt Conference Special Teams Player of the Week. The award is voted on by a select panel of football media in Sun Belt Conference cities.

    "This feels pretty awesome," said Knott. "Coming from a junior college, this is a big deal to me. I've been waiting to play Division I football my whole life. I'm just trying to live up to everyone's expectations and my own."

    The junior college transfer from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M accounted for eight (2 FG, 2 PAT) of the Cajuns twenty points on Saturday against Nicholls State. Knott's two field goals total two-thirds of what the Cajuns produced during the entire 2000 season. In addition, Knott's 45-yard blast marked the longest field goal by a Cajun since Mike Shafer hit from 46 yards on Nov 4. 1995.

    "Hopefully 45 yards won't be my longest kick of the year. All I'm looking for is consistency. If my teammates and I play the way we did on Saturday, things will go well for us."

    As a punter, Knott kicked five times for 194 yards (38.8 avg). Not one of Knott's punts was returned and one landed out of bounds, trapping Nicholls inside their own five-yard line.

    "To have Jonathon Knott means so much to us in several areas," said head coach Jerry Baldwin. Having someone who can kick a field goal is refreshing and his punting really helps our field position."


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