2005 Arizona State
Sun Devil Football
Monday - November 7, 2005
2005 ASU SCHEDULE
(Overall: 5-4, Pac-10: 3-3, Home: 3-3, Road: 2-1)
Date
S1
S 10
S 17
S 24
O1
O8
O 22
O 29
N5
N 12
N 25
Opponent (TV)
Temple (FSN AZ)
#5/5 LSU (ESPN)
Northwestern
at Oregon State (TBS)
#1/1 USC (ABC)
#25/RV Oregon (FSN)
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at #14/14 UCLA (ABC)
Arizona (FSN)
Time
W, 63-16
L, 35-31
W, 52-21
W, 42-24
L, 38-28
L, 31-17
L, 45-35
W, 44-20
W, 27-24
4 p.m. PT
1 p.m.
Home Games in Bold
Times listed are local to site & subject to change - Arizona is on
PT prior to Oct. 31, MT after Oct. 31.
2005 ASU QUICK FACTS
Location ............................................... Tempe, Ariz.
Enrollment .................................................... 45,693
Nickname ............................................... Sun Devils
Colors ..............................................Maroon & Gold
Conference...............................................Pacific-10
Vice President/Athletics ...........................Lisa Love
Stadium .......................................Frank Kush Field/
.....................................Sun Devil Stadium (71,706)
Head Coach ......................................... Dirk Koetter
Career Record .............................. 57-37 (8th year)
At ASU........................................... 31-27 (5th year)
Lettermen Returning/Lost .............................. 48/12
Off./Def. Starters Returning ................................8/5
2005 ASU SNAPSHOT
Category
Stat
Pac-10/NCAA
Overall Record ................. 5-4............................--Pac-10 Record ................. 3-3............................--Total Offense ................ 518.4................... 2nd/3rd
Scoring Offense .............. 37.7.................... 3rd/9th
Passing Offense ........... 381.6....................1st/2nd
Rushing Offense ........... 136.9.......................... 6th
Total Defense ............... 450.7.......................... 9th
Scoring Defense ............. 28.2.......................... 5th
Rushing Defense .......... 187.2.......................... 9th
Passing Defense .......... 263.4.......................... 6th
Punt Returns .................. 13.0.................. 3rd/19th
Kickoff Returns ............... 26.3.....................1st/6th
2005 PAC-10 STANDINGS
School
Conf.
USC (#1/1)
6-0
UCLA (#14/14) 5-1
Oregon (#11/11) 5-1
Cal
3-3
Arizona St.
3-3
OSU
3-3
Stanford
3-3
Arizona
2-4
WSU
0-6
Washington
0-6
O’all
9-0
8-1
8-1
6-3
5-4
5-4
4-4
3-6
3-6
1-8
Next Game (Date)
@Cal (11/12)
ASU (11/12)
@WSU (11/12)
USC (11/12)
@UCLA (11/12)
Stanford (11/12)
@OSU (11/12)
UW (11/12)
Oregon (11/12)
@Arizona (11/12)
Arizona State Sun Devils (5-4, 3-3)
at #14/14 UCLA Bruins (8-1, 5-1)
Rose Bowl • Pasadena, Calif.
4 PM PT/5 PM MT • ABC-TV • Sun Devil Network
Two of the nation's top scoring teams will meet Saturday as the Arizona State University Sun
Devils, winners of their past two contests and 2-1 in road games on the year, travel for the
second straight week as they go to the Rose Bowl for a meeting with 14th-ranked UCLA (81; 5-1). The game kicks off at 4 p.m. PT (5 p.m. MST) and will be carried regionally by ABC
with Terry Gannon and Jamal Anderson on the call and Jim Gray on the sidelines. Sun Devil
Derek Hagan needs just seven catches to take over the Pac-10 career reception mark while
redshirt freshman Rudy Carpenter makes his third career start after hitting on 55-of-77 (.714)
for 782 yards in wins over Washington and Washington State. UCLA ranks sixth in the nation
in scoring (39.44 ppg. while ASU is ninth at 37.67.
Pac-10 Career Watch For Hagan: Senior All-American Derek Hagan has lived up to his
billing as one of the top receivers in the country and needs just six receptions to tie Stanford's
Troy Walters (1996-99) as the Pac-10's career leader (Washington's Reggie Williams is
second at 243). With 61 catches for 969 yards and seven touchdowns this year, Hagan
ranks among the Pac-10 and NCAA leaders in several receiving categories. Over the last
five games, Hagan has caught 46 passes for 731 yards and four touchdowns. Hagan owns
ASU career receiving records for catches (242), yards (3,698) and touchdowns (26). He is
also climbing the Pac-10 career record charts in yards (3,698/second) and is tied for eighth
in touchdowns (26). Hagan has a reception in 38 straight and in 45 of 47 career games.
Devil Data -- Release Highlights
• ASU is second in the nation in passing offense at 381.6 yards per game.
• Dale Robinson leads the Pac-10 in solo tackles with 54 (UCLA's Spencer Havner is
second at 53).
• Robinson also is second in the league in total tackles with 9.8 per game, trailing only
Trent Bray of Oregon State (9.9).
• ASU ranks sixth in the nation in kickoff returns at 26.26 yards per return.
• Rudy Carpenter has thrown for 782 yards and 5 TDs in his first two starts.
• Zach Miller ranks third all-time among ASU tight ends with nine TD catches.
• Derek Hagan is the third player in Pac-10 history with 240 catches and 3,500 yards.
• Terry Richardson is first in the Pac-10 averaging 30.4 yards per kickoff return.
• ASU's tight ends have accounted for 11 of the team's 31 receiving TDs.
• Derek Hagan and Rudy Burgess (4 rec., 3 rush) lead the team with 7 TDs each.
• The Sun Devils have rushed for 13 TDs after having only six last season.
• ASU is third in the nation in total offense at 518.4 yards per game.
UCLA Series: ASU topped the Bruins 48-42 last year for its first win over UCLA since 1999
as Andrew Walter threw six touchdowns in a game that saw four lead changes in the second
half as ASU scored 17 straight points. ASU trailed 42-31 with 7:12 left but quick touchdowns
from Walter and a game-clinching interception from Dale Robinson gave ASU its sixth win of
the season. UCLA leads the series 13-7-1, including a 7-4-1 mark against ASU in the Rose
Bowl. ASU played at UCLA three straight times in 2000, 2001 and 2003 but lost each game
(teams did not play in 2002). ASU's last win in the Rose Bowl was during its 1996 Rose Bowl
season when it came back from deficits of 28-7 and 34-21 to top UCLA 42-34.
Radio: The Sun Devil Sports Network will carry all 11 of ASU’s football games on its 12station radio network including flagship stations KTAR 620 AM and ESPN Radio 860 AM in
Phoenix. Tim Healey (play-by-play), former Sun Devil quarterback Jeff Van Raaphorst (color
analyst), Mark Lewis (pregame) and Vince Marotta (halftime and postgame) bring the action
to Sun Devil fans. Amy Bender provide sideline reports during home games. ASU games
can also be heard live on the Sun Devils’ web site at www.TheSunDevils.com or www.sundevilsportsnetwork.com.
www.TheSunDevils.com
Contacts: Mark Brand (mark.brand@asu.edu) &
Doug Tammaro (tammaro@asu.edu)
ICA Media Relations Office, P.O. Box 872505, Tempe, AZ 85287
(480) 965-6592 • Fax: (480) 965-5408
DIRK KOETTER & TEAM NOTES
HEAD COACH DIRK KOETTER
Is in his fifth season at the helm of the Arizona State
program…acts as his own offensive coordinator…led
ASU to a victory in the Vitalis Sun Bowl in 2004, the
team’s second bowl appearance in his four years at ASU
and the fourth in his seven career seasons as a head
coach…ASU turned in a 9-3 record and was ranked
19th and 20th in the final national polls in 2004…led the
Pac-10 and ranked fifth in the nation in passing offense
last season (317.3 yards per game)…the Sun Devils
have averaged 31.4 points per game in Koetter’s five
years at ASU (1821 points, 58 games), including averaging 37.67 points in nine games this season…his team
has been ranked in the top 20 in the nation in passing
offense in each of the last three seasons (fifth in 2004,
20th in 2003 and ninth in 2002) and is currently leading
the Pac-10 and ranked second in the nation in 2005
(381.6 ypg)…in 2002 he led the Sun Devils to an 8-6
record, a third-place Pac-10 finish and a berth in the
2002 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl…his 2002 team ranked
ninth in the nation in passing offense and 20th in scoring offense…became Arizona State’s 21st head coach
on Dec. 2, 2000…his 2001 ASU offense finished 25th
in the country in total offense and tied for 19th in scoring offense…had the third-longest winning streak in the
country with eight consecutive wins (his last seven at
Boise State and his season opener at ASU) before falling
at Stanford on 9/22/01…came to ASU after three seasons at Boise State where he led the Broncos to a 26-10
record, two appearances in the Humanitarian Bowl and
two Big West Championships…two-time Big West Coach
of the Year…his 2000 Boise State team led the nation in
scoring offense, was second in total offense and ranked
fourth in the country in passing offense…guided BSU to
its first winning season in Division I football…served as
the honorary chairman of the National Multiple Sclerosis
Desert Southwest Chapter “Walk on the Wild Side” in
2002 and 2003…last name is pronounced “Cutter”…born
Feb. 5, 1959 in Pocatello, Idaho.
Koetter Coaching Career
Graduate Assistant, Idaho State ................................... 1982
Highland HS (Pocatello, Idaho) ................................1983-84
Offensive Coordinator, San Francisco St. .................... 1985
Offensive Coordinator & QBs, UTEP.......................1986-88
Offensive Coordinator & QBs, Missouri ...................1989-93
Off. Coordinator & QBs, Boston College .................1994-95
Offensive Coordinator & QBs, Oregon..................1996-97
Head Coach, Boise State .........................................1998-00
Head Coach, Arizona State ..............................2001-present
Koetter Head Coaching Record
Overall: 57-37 (.606), 8th year
ASU: 31-27 (.534), 5th year
Koetter’s Record When................... O’all (ASU)
Leading at halftime ........................................ 48-7 (25-4)
Leading after three quarters .......................... 48-6 (28-3)
Having a 100-yard rusher.............................. 22-9 (12-7)
Having a 300-yard passer ......................... 20-12 (14-10)
Scoring 30 points or more ............................. 24-9 (23-6)
Leading in time of possession ..................... 29-12 (19-5)
Following a loss ......................................... 21-16 (13-14)
In games decided by four pts or less ................ 9-4 (6-3)
Temperature is 32° F or less ............................. 4-0 (0-0)
In season openers ............................................. 6-2 (4-1)
In Pac-10 openers ............................................. 3-2 (3-2)
In home games ......................................... 38-13 (21-10)
In bowl games ................................................... 3-1 (1-1)
Captains: Five Sun Devils have been elected team captains by their teammates: seniors
Lee Burghgraef, Derek Hagan and Grayling Love and juniors Jordan Hill and Sam Keller.
Four of those five captains will represent the Sun Devils at the coin toss each game with
an additional single-game captain who is selected by ASU’s coaches each week (UCLA
game TBD).
Carpenter Constructs Solid Starts: Redshirt freshman Rudy Carpenter connected
on 27-of-34 passing for 401 yards and three throwing touchdowns, as well as one on
the ground, to lead ASU to a 44-20 victory over Washington in his first collegiate start on
Oct. 29 and then bounced back with a 28-of-43, 381-yard outing at Washington State last
weekend. Carpenter hooked-up with eight receivers against UW, including Matt Miller on
five occasions (139 yards and three touchdowns) and Derek Hagan for nine receptions
(115 yards). Overall, his 401 yards through the air is the second most in school history by
a freshman (Jeff Krohn vs. Oregon, 2000, 432 yards) and his .794 completion percentage
is a school record for the 31-40 attempt range, bettering the .771 mark (27-for-35) set by
Krohn in 2001 against San Diego State.
In his last three games, including a solid performance off the bench at Stanford,
Carpenter has accumulated 1,086 yards on 74-of-102 passing (.725) with eight touchdowns and two interceptions. Overall in 2005, Carpenter has appeared in six games and
has amassed 1,226 yards on 74 percent passing (88-for-119) with 10 touchdowns, two
interceptions and a passing efficiency rating of 184.86.
T-Rich Leads Special Teams: Junior wide receiver Terry Richardson was named the
US Bank Pac-10 Special Teams Player of the Week (10/2) and is ranked as one of the
top returners in the nation this season. His 84-yard punt return for a TD in the first quarter
against USC (10/1) marked the first by a Sun Devil since current St. Louis Ram Shaun
McDonald had a 78-yarder against USC on Nov. 4, 2000. It was the 10th longest punt return
in school history (9th longest for a TD) and the longest by a Sun Devil since Eric Guliford had
a 89-yarder against California in 1992. Richardson ranks first in the Pac-10 and fourth in the
nation averaging 30.4 yards per kickoff return while also sitting third in the Pac-10 and 17th
in the NCAA averaging 13.1 yards on 18 punt returns. On offense, Richardson is fourth on
the team with 27 catches for 346 yards (12.8 avg.). For his career, Richardson has caught
88 passes for 1,221 yards and eight touchdowns.
ASU 27, WSU 24 (Last Time Out): Using the combined arms of their two Rudys, the
Arizona State Sun Devils defeated the Washington State Cougars 27-24 behind a pair of
defensive stands in the fourth quarter at Martin Stadium in Pullman, Wash. Freshman Rudy
Carpenter threw for two touchdowns and 381 yards on 28-of-43 passing while sophomore
tailback Rudy Burgess also threw for a touchdown.
The Sun Devils scored on their first drive of the game as Carpenter moved the ball
across midfield for the Sun Devils with long completions to receivers Terry Richardson and
Chad Christensen. However, it was Burgess who threw the first touchdown pass of the
game, finding Derek Hagan on a 43-yard halfback pass to give the Sun Devils an early 7-0
lead. Hagan finished the game with six catches for 139 yards.
After recovering a fumble, Carpenter had a pass picked off in the end zone. Starting from
the 20-yard line, the Cougars took advantage of the situation and Jerome Harrison tied the
game when he broke free on a 61-yard touchdown rush. With just under three remaining in
the first, the score was tied at 7-7.
The Sun Devils struck quickly and scored before the end of the first quarter. Driving
87 yards in just 1:51, Carpenter led the charge with a 28-yard pass to Burgess. Finding
sophomore tight end Zach Miller on two consecutive receptions for 13 yards, Carpenter
connected with sophomore receiver Terry Richardson on a 10-yard touchdown pass to put
the Devils ahead 14-7 at the close of the first quarter.
Carpenter began the second quarter where he left off, finding Zach Miller for a gain of
19 yards to begin the Devils next possession. With the ball nearly at midfield, he then connected with Hagan for a 59-yard passing gain, which setup a 19-yard field goal by Jesse
Ainsworth, extending the ASU lead to 17-7. The Devils then struck again quickly, forcing
a WSU punt and driving 74 yards. After a 20-yard completion to Burgess brought the Sun
Devils into the red zone, Carpenter found Zach Miller again, this time for a five-yard touchdown, giving the Devils a 24-7 lead.
With the first half nearing its close, the Cougars chipped away at the lead, as Lorenzo
Bursey returned the kickoff 39 yards to cross midfield. The Cougars’ Loren Langley nailed
a 40-yard field goal to cut the deficit to 24-10 heading into the half.
2005 ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL • PAGE 2
TEAM NOTES & PLAYER NOTES
The Sun Devils opened the half with another scoring drive. Freshman Keegan Herring
broke a 28-yard run to set the Sun Devils up to score more points. After reaching the goal
line, an offensive pass interference penalty moved the Sun Devils back and a third down
pass from Carpenter to Hagan for a touchdown was overturned after replay, forcing the Sun
Devils to settle with a 33-yard field goal and a 27-10 lead.
But the Cougars would not go quietly, as they scored the next 14 points to close the
gap. On the next drive, Alex Brink had two 20-yard completions and WSU tailback Jerome
Harrison continued to give the ASU defense fits, as he ran the ball in for a touchdown from
the ASU seven-yard line. Following a punt by the Devils, the Cougars struck again quickly,
gaining 91 yards in just 1:21. After guiding WSU to the 50-yard line, Brink connected with
Jason Hill on a 49-yard reception to cut the lead to just 27-24 after three.
The Cougars opened a see-saw fourth quarter with an opportunity to tie the game, but a
field goal attempt by Langley from the 50-yard line hit the left upright. ASU drove down the
field and entered WSU territory threatening to score, but a Carpenter fumble gave the ball
back to the Cougars. With six minutes left, the Cougars had seemingly tied it after making a
25-yard field goal, but elected to accept an ASU offsides penalty and try for the touchdown
from the one-yard line. ASU senior Dale Robinson dropped WSU’s Harrison for a one-yard
loss and gave the ball back to the Devils.
Taking over after a punt with just over five minutes remaining in the game, WSU again
had a chance to tie the score. A short punt and a penalty had the Cougars lined up to score,
but a 12-yard sack by ASU’s DeWayne Hollyfield on a third down play proved to be the
difference maker in the game, as Langley missed a 52-yard field goal wide left on the next
play and allowed the Sun Devils to escape with victory.
Zach Miller led the ASU receivers with 10 catches for 98 yards and a touchdown. Rudy
Burgess added to his passing touchdown with six receptions for 89 yards and Herring
finished with 87 yards on the ground. Robinson led the Sun Devil defense with 10 tackles
(seven solo) and one sack and Jamar Williams also added nine tackles (four solo).
What Time Is It?: Arizona never changes its clocks, remaining on Mountain Standard
Time. From April to the end of October, Arizona is on Pacific Daylight Time, while when the
rest of the country changed its clocks on October 31, Arizona remained the same, matching
up again with MST.
HASH MARKS
… Derek Hagan is only the third player in Pac10 history to record at least 240 catches (242)
and 3,500 yards (3,698) in a career. Hagan has
caught a pass in 38 straight games, marking the
fourth longest active streak in the country.
... After nine games, ASU has scored 312 points
and outscored its opponent by 85 points (339254). The 216 points after five games were the
third most in school history and ASU previously
set school records scoring 146 points after three
games and 188 points after four games.
... The Sun Devils feature one of the most prolific
offenses in the nation, ranking second in passing
offense (381.6), third in total offense (518.44) and
ninth in scoring offense (37.67).
… Arizona State holds a 229-81-3 all-time record
at Sun Devil Stadium (.735). ASU has won 10 of
its last 13 games, including a perfect home record
(6-0) last season.
… Proceeds from the Sept. 10 game against fifthranked LSU benefited the Hurricane Katrina relief
efforts. ASU raised over $1 million in the game,
which was moved from Baton Rouge to Tempe
on just four days’ notice.
… The eight sacks against Oregon State (9/24) are
the most by a Sun Devil team since also recording eight in 2002 against Washington (10/26/02).
In that game vs. UW, current Baltimore Raven
Terrell Suggs recorded 4.5 sacks. DeWayne
Hollyfield was credited with three of the eight
sacks and had four TFL.
In the Rankings: Following the 31-17 loss to No. 25 Oregon, the Sun Devils dropped out
… ASU’s Pac-10 miss this year is California.
of both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches' Poll for the first time this season.
The Devils had been ranked in the previous 19 polls, marking the ASU's longest such streak
since the mid-1980’s, nearly 20 years. The 19 straight weeks among the nation’s Top 25
helps illustrate the consistency that fifth-year head coach Dirk Koetter has built in the Sun
Devil program since taking over in 2001. The No. 14 ranking (AP) earlier in the season
marks the highest national ranking for the Sun Devils since also being 14th in each of the
final polls in 1997.
… ASU improved to 10-16-2 all-time in Pac-10
openers with the 42-24 win over Oregon State.
ASU has now won two straight and three of the
last four conference openers.
Tight End U: ASU is quickly becoming one of the marquee schools in producing tight
ends. Sophomore TE/HB Zach Miller is a candidate for the Mackey Award and is coming
off a Freshman All-America campaign in which he caught 56 passes for 552 yards and six
touchdowns. Battling through a shoulder and ankle injury this season, Miller busted out at
Washington State with 10 catches for 98 yards and a touchdown. Over the last four games
Miller has recorded 26 receptions for 309 yards. For the season, Miller is third on the team
with 31 catches for 358 yards and three touchdowns. Junior Jamaal Lewis is also having a
solid season with 17 catches for 324 yards and five TDs. Sophomore Brent Miller (2 TDs)
and senior Lee Burghgraef (1 TD) have also hauled in a TD pass this year. The tight end
corps has combined for 11 of ASU's 31 receiving TDs (35%) and 58 of 244 (24%) catches.
ASU also produced two-time Pro Bowl tight end Todd Heap of the Baltimore Ravens.
Attendance Marks: After six home games, ASU ranks third in the Pac-10 averaging
60,077 fans per game. A total of 360,461 fans have passed through the turnstiles at Sun
Devil Stadium this season, including a sellout against USC (71,706) and over 60,000 fans
against LSU (63,210) and Oregon (62,789). USC leads the conference averaging 90,716
fans at the Coliseum in four games.
ARIZONA STATE WEEK-BY-WEEK IN THE POLLS (Associated Press/USA Today Coaches’ Poll)
Pre
9/5
9/11
9/18
9/25 10/2
10/9
10/16
10/23 10/30 11/6
18/20 15/15 18/22 18/17 14/15 17/20 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR
… The Sun Devils have been inside their opponents red zone 42 times this season and scored
on 36 of those possessions (85.7%). ASU scored
on all five of its red zone appearances against
Washington and is 19-for-22 in the last four
games. ASU has scored 12 rushing TDs, 18
passing TD's and six field goals in 37 red-zone
apperances.
… Junior defensive end Loren Howard has
transferred from Northwestern to ASU and
is currently sitting out the 2005 season due
to NCAA transfer rules. ASU has four players sitting out this season after transferring
from Division I schools, including Howard, DT
Michael Marquardt (BYU), TE Dane Guthrie
(Florida) and DL Tranell Morant (Florida).
… Led by five rushing TDs from freshman
tailback Keegan Herring, the Sun Devils have
recorded 13 TDs on the ground this year. ASU
had only six rushing TD's in 12 games last
season.
... Senior Dale Robinson (88 tackles) and junior
Zach Catanese (78 tackles) each rank in the top
five in the Pac-10 and have accounted for over
one-fourth (25%) of ASU's total tackles.
... 18 players have caught a pass this year and
12 players have rushed the ball.
2005 ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL • PAGE 3
TEAM & PLAYER NOTES
All-Around Rudy: Sophomore Rudy Burgess has proven to be an all-around player and is averaging
108.9 all purpose yards per game. He has rushed for 424 yards (107 carries), caught 43 passes (443 yards)
and is tied for the team with seven touchdowns (4 receiving, 3 rushing), and then tossed a touchdown at
Washington State. Over his last four games, Burgess has caught 26 passes for 223 yards and one TD and
rushed 53 times for 205 yards and one TD. In 21 career games, Burgess has combined for 2,159 all purpose
yards, averaging 102.8 yards per game with 10 TDs.
Homecoming Hauls: Senior Matt Miller has made it a habit of performing well in ASU's Homecoming
game. After catching a pair of touchdowns in 2004 against Stanford, including the game-winning score,
Miller hauled in three TDs from Rudy Carpenter against Washington. He also recorded a career-high 139
yards on his five grabs and became the first Sun Devil since Derek Hagan last year against UCLA to catch
three touchdown passes in a game.
Entering the game, Miller had snared 12 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns. His performance
against the Huskies brought his season totals to 17 catches for 392 yards and five touchdowns. He ranks
tied for sixth on the team in receptions (17) and is tied for second with five touchdowns through the air.
Tough Schedule: Three of ASU's four losses this season have come against ranked opponents. The Sun
Devils fell to then No. 5/5 LSU, No. 1/1 USC and No. 25 Oregon.
W Column: Dating to the end of the 2003, ASU has won 15 of its last 22 games and 10 of the last 13 home
games. In 94 seasons of Sun Devil football, ASU is 521-318-24.
Taking Off Under Koetter: It's no secret that Dirk Koetter-led teams have the propensity for a strong vertical passing attack. That was apparent against Washington as Rudy Carpenter stepped into the starting line
up and recorded 401 yards and three touchdowns on 27-of-34 passing in his first collegiate start. Koetter
has guided several impressive debuts of Sun Devil quarterbacks, including Sam Keller, Andrew Walter and
Jeff Krohn. In his first start, Keller earned Sun Bowl MVP honors by throwing for 370 yards on 25-of-45
passing with three touchdowns. Walter become one of the highest ranking quarterbacks in both school and
conference history under Koetter as he established program records for yards (10,617) and touchdowns
(85), which also ranked fifth and first in the Pac-10, respectively. Krohn, who played his junior season during Koetter's first year at the helm, led the Sun Devils to a 38-7 defeat of San Diego State to open the 2001
season while throwing for 271 yards on 27-of-35 passing and four touchdowns.
Overall, Koetter has coached seven quarterbacks that have gone on to play in the professional ranks,
including ASU's Walter (Oakland, 3rd round), Oregon's Joey Harrington (Detroit, 1st), Akili Smith (Cincinnati,
1st) and A.J. Feeley (Philadelphia, 5th), Boston College's Matt Hasselbeck (Seattle, 6th) and Boise State's
Bart Hendricks (CFL Edmonton, FA) and Ryan Dinwiddie (Chicago, FA).
Sam I Am: Junior Sam Keller, who ranks seventh in the nation with 2,165 passing yards (155-264) and
threw for 20 touchdowns in the first seven games, will miss the remainder of 2005 following surgery to repair
damage to the thumb on his right (throwing) hand. Keller joined an elite list, becoming only the sixth quarterback in ASU history to throw 20 touchdowns in a season and is already tied for eighth in ASU single-season
record book with John Torok (1964). Keller's 669 yards in the first two games set the school record (for first
two games of a season), previously held by Jeff Krohn who had 637 combined yards in the first two games of
2001 (San Diego State and Stanford). With 56 attempts and no interceptions vs. fifth-ranked LSU (9/10/05),
he also broke Paul Justin’s record for consecutive attempts without an interception in a single game (51 vs.
Houston, 1990). Keller had a string of 131 consecutive pass attempts without an INT snapped against topranked USC on Oct. 1, falling just six short of breaking the school record set by Mike Pagel in 1980.
Keller has thrown two or more TDs in seven of his eight career starts and has thrown four or more TDs
six times this season. He set career marks with 35 completions, 56 attempts and 461 yards against No. 5 LSU
(9/10). His 461 yards were the ninth-best single-game performance in school history, while he has also tied for
8th on the ASU single-game chart with four TDs four times this season.
Hagan’s Highlights: Preseason All-American Derek Hagan is ASU's all-time leading receiver and is living
up to the high expectations for his senior season. Over the last six games, Hagan has gained sole possession of the school's career receiving yards record (3,698) and TD record (26). He also holds the school
career records for catches (242) and 100-yard games (18). With 46 catches over the last six games, Hagan
leads the team with 61 catches for 969 yards and is fifth in the nation averaging 107.67 yards per game.
His 61 grabs also is tied for the seventh-most in a single-season at ASU, giving him three of the top seven
performances. Additionally, Hagan became just the 10th player in Pac-10 history to record 3,000 or more
yards and 200 or more catches in a career and is currently second with 3,698 yards and is third with 242
catches. Hagan has 18 career 100-yard games, which is already five more than any other Sun Devil and his
193 yards against Oregon State are the 10th most in ASU single-game history. He has caught a pass in 38
consecutive games, which is the fourth-longest streak in the nation, and has at least one catch in 45 of 47
career games (three career games with 10 or more catches).
Hagan was a preseason first-team All-American by Sports Illustrated, Playboy, Lindy’s and Blue Ribbon
2005 ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL • PAGE 4
Pac-10 3,500 Yard/240 Catch Club
Troy Walters, STAN
4,047-248
Derek Hagan, ASU
3,698-242
Reggie Williams, UW
3,598-243
Pac-10 Career Receptions
1. 248
Troy Walters, STAN (96-99)
2. 243
Reggie Williams, UW (01-03)
3. 242
Derek Hagan, ASU (02-Pres.)
Pac-10 Career Reception Yardage
1. 4,047 Troy Walters, STAN (96-99)
2. 3,698
Derek Hagan, ASU (02-Pres.)
3. 3,676 Mike Hass, OSU (02-Pres.)
Pac-10 Career TD's
1.
32
Ken Margerum, STAN (77-80)
2.
31
Sean Dawkins, CAL (90-92)
3.
30
Mike Williams, USC (02-03)
4.
29
Mario Bailey, UW (88-91)
5.
28
J.J. Stokes, UCLA (91-94)
6.
27
Dwayne Jarrett, USC (04-Pres.)
6.
27
Bobby Shaw, CAL (94-97)
8.
26
Derek Hagan, ASU (02-Pres.)
8.
26
Troy Walters, STAN (96-99)
10. 25
Keith Poole, ASU (93-96)
10. 25
Doug Allen, ASU (81-84)
ASU Career Receptions
1. 242 Derek Hagan, 2002-pres.
2. 188 John Jefferson, 1974-77
3. 164 Eric Guliford, 1989-92
ASU Career
1. 3,698
2. 2,993
3. 2,867
4. 2,694
5. 2,691
Receiving Yards
Derek Hagan, 2002-pres.
John Jefferson, 1974-77
Shaun McDonald, 2000-02
Aaron Cox, 1984-87
Keith Poole, 1993-96
ASU
1.
2.
2.
Career Receiving TDs
26 Derek Hagan, 2002-pres.
25 Keith Poole, 1993-96
25 Doug Allen, 1981-84
ASU
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Career 100-Yard Games
18 Derek Hagan, 2002-pres.
13 Eric Guliford, 1989-91
12 John Jefferson, 1974-77
11 Shaun McDonald, 2000-02
10 Keith Poole, 1994-96
ASU Season Receptions
1.
87 S. McDonald (1405 yds.), 2002
2.
83 Derek Hagan (956), 2004
3.
66 Derek Hagan (1076), 2003
4.
64 Ron Fair (1082), 1989
5.
62 Skyler Fulton (901), 2003
62 Greg Hudson (974), 1973
7.
61 Derek Hagan (969), 2005
7.
61 J.D. Hill (1009), 1970
8.
58 John Jefferson (968), 1977
9.
56 Zach Miller (552), 2004
ASU Season Receiving Yards
1. 1,405
Shaun McDonald (87), 2002
2. 1,248
Derek Hagan (67), 2004
3. 1,144
Morris Owens (52), 1973
4. 1,104
Shaun McDonald (47), 2001
5. 1,082
Ron Fair (64), 1989
6. 1,076
Derek Hagan (66), 2003
7. 1,036
Keith Poole (55), 1995
-969
Derek Hagan (61), 2005
ASU
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
9.
--
Season Receiving TDs
14
Doug Allen, 1984
13
Shaun McDonald, 2002
12
Steve Holden, 1972
11
Keith Poole, 1996
11
J.D. Hill, 1970
10
Derek Hagan, 2004
10
Skyler Fulton, 2003
10
Shaun McDonald, 2001
9
Derek Hagan, 2003
9 Morris Owens, 1973
7
Derek Hagan, 2005
TEAM & PLAYER NOTES
College Football Yearbook, while Lindy’s ranked him the second-best receiver in the nation.
Hagan led the Sun Devils in receiving yards in eight of 12 games last year en route to
second-team All-Pac-10 and Rivals.com All-America honors. Last year, his 83 receptions
and 1,248 yards both ranked second on the ASU single-season charts. A 2004 secondteam All-Pac-10 and All-America selection, he finished second in the Pac-10 and seventh
in the NCAA with 104.0 yards per game. That mark also set the school record, passing the
100.4 receiving yards per game that Shaun McDonald had in 2001 and 2002. He turned in
100 or more receiving yards in eight games in 2004 to set the school single-season mark.
Hagan caught nine passes for 182 yards (both season highs) with one TD in the Sun Bowl
against Purdue.
2005 Division I-A Active Consecutive Reception Streak
Jovon Bouknight, WR, Wyoming .............................. 45
Charles Sharon, WR, Bowling Green State ............. 43
Chris Francies, WR, UTEP ......................................39
Derek Hagan, WR, Arizona State ......................... 38
Hagan on Biletnikoff Award Watch List: A semifinalist last season, Derek Hagan
is one of 31 players on the watch list for the 2005 Biletnikoff Award. The Tallahassee
Quarterback Club Foundation, Inc., hands out the award to the nation's top wide receiver.
Through nine games, Hagan leads the Sun Devils with 61 catches for 969 yards and seven
touchdowns. He also ranks fifth in the nation in yards per game (107.67) and is 16th in
catches per game (6.78).
Semifinalists will be announced in early November with the three finalists named
later in the month. The winner of the Biletnikoff Award will be announced in December at
the annual ESPN College Football Awards Show at Walt Disney World. Here is a look at
Hagan's career and 2005 game-by-game statistics:
Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
Career
Date
Sep 01, 2005
Sep 10, 2005
Sep 17, 2005
Sep 24, 2005
Oct 01, 2005
Oct 08, 2005
Oct 22, 2005
Oct 29, 2005
Nov. 5, 2005
Totals
G
14
12
12
9
49
Rec
32
66
83
61
242
Yds
405
1076
1248
969
3698
Opponent
Temple
#5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Wash. St.
TD
0
9
10
7
26
Lg
51
80
79
59
80
No.
3
7
5
11
10
4
6
9
6
61
Rec/G
2.3
5.5
6.9
6.8
4.9
Yds
53
95
90
193
162
46
76
115
139
969
TD
2
0
1
2
0
1
0
0
1
7
Avg/C
12.7
16.3
15.0
15.9
15.3
Avg/G
28.9
89.7
104.0
107.8
75.4
Long
31
24
26
45
25
20
17
24
59
59
Mr. Robinson’s Neighborhood: Senior linebacker Dale Robinson has picked up where
the honorable-mention All-Pac-10 selection left off last season. Robinson is second in the
Pac-10 with 88 total tackles (54 solo, which leads the league). He is also tied for second
in the league with 13.0 TFL's and has recorded four games this season with at least 10
tackles. Robinson was named the Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 12 for the
second time in his career. Against LSU, Robinson recorded 15 tackles (11 solo), one sack,
2.5 TFL and forced a fumble. In 21 career games in the Maroon and Gold, Robinson has
recorded 181 total tackles (104 solo) and 26.0 TFL.
Getting Offensive: ASU set a school record with 773 yards of total offense in the 52-21 win
over Northwestern (9/17) and have combined for 3,019 yards over the last six games (503.2
avg). The previous school record was 743 yards (232 rush/511 pass) set vs. Stanford in 1981.
ASU ranks second in the Pac-10 and third nationally with 518.4 yards per game. The Devils
also rank ninth nationally in scoring (37.67) and second in passing (381.6) offense.
Lighting Up the Scoreboard: ASU’s 52-21 victory over Northwestern (9/17) marked
the sixth time in Dirk Koetter’s ASU career (2nd this season) that his team has scored 50
points or more. ASU's season-opening 63-16 win over Temple tied for second for the most
points scored by Koetter’s ASU squads and was the highest scoring effort since the team’s
65-24 victory over Stanford in 2002. This season, ASU ranks third in Pac-10 and ninth in
the NCAA averaging 37.67 points per game.
MEDIA INFORMATION
Practice Schedule/Interview Policy
Arizona State practices every day but Monday
during a normal week. Check with the ASU
Media Relations office for specific times. Media
members can watch/shoot the first 30 minutes of
practice and then must leave the practice facility
until interviews at the end of practice. All practices
are closed to the general public, and fans wishing
to attend a practice should call the ASU football
office at (480) 965-5053.
Post-Game Interviews
The Dutson Theater (located on the third floor
of the Carson Student-Athlete Center) is utilized
for postgame interviews for ASU players and
coaches. Head coach Dirk Koetter and requested
student-athletes will be available to the media for
as long as necessary following a brief “cooling
off” period immediately after the final gun sounds.
ASU’s locker room is closed.
Those desiring interviews with the opposing
coach and players should proceed to the north
end of Sun Devil Stadium to the visitor’s locker
room and check with the school’s media relations
personnel on their postgame policies.
Koetter Press Conference
Head coach Dirk Koetter will hold a weekly press
conference in the Dutson Theater (on the third
floor of the Carson Student-Athlete Center) at
noon Mondays prior to each game. Every effort
will also be made to have the opposing coach on
a conference call at the beginning of the press
conference.
Pac-10 Teleconference
Dirk Koetter and the other nine Pac-10 head
football coaches participate in a teleconference
call every Tuesday during the season beginning
Aug. 30. Each Pac-10 coach will be available
for 10 minutes starting at 10 a.m. PT. Koetter is
available from 11-11:10 a.m. PT. A replay of the
call can also be heard at 3 p.m. PT each Tuesday
and will be available until the next call. Media
members may call the Pac-10 (925-932-4411) or
ASU Media Relations offices (480-965-6592) for
the media-only phone number.
Pac-10 Football Satellite Feed
The Pac-10 Conference provides a weekly satellite feed featuring interviews with coaches and
selected players regarding upcoming games
along with highlight footage. The half-hour feed
airs every Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. PT (2:30 p.m
ET) starting Sept. 7 and running through Nov. 30.
Coordinates for the feed are Satellite IA5/C14.
Trouble numbers are Dennis Kirkpatrick (310)
543-1835; Cory Stone (805) 231-3229 or (888)
451-5861 pager; or Michelle Zumalt at the Pac-10
(925) 932-4411.
Koetter Call-In Show
The Dirk Koetter Call-In Show airs from 7-7:30
p.m. every Thursday night on ESPN 860 AM during the football season. Fans can pose their questions to Koetter and host Tim Healey, the voice of
the Sun Devils, by calling 602-277-5687.
2005 ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL • PAGE 5
TEAM & PLAYER NOTES
Arizona State has averaged 31.4 points per game in Dirk Koetter’s
five years at the helm (1821 points/58 G). Since coming to ASU, a
Koetter-led team has put at ASU’s 50-Point Games Under Koetter
least 40 points on the score- 65 vs. Stanford (W, 65-24), 9/28/02
board 16 times and 50 or 63 vs. Temple (W, 63-16), 9/1/05
63
vs. La.-Lafayette (W, 63-27), 10/6/01
more points on six occasions 59 vs. Oregon (W, 59-14), 10/11/03
53
vs. SJSU (W, 53-15), 9/29/01
(12 times in his career). Last
52
vs. Northwestern (W, 52-21), 9/17/05
year, the Sun Devils ranked
fourth in the Pac-10 at 29.8 points per game with a season high of 48
points in a 48-42 victory over UCLA on Oct. 23. ASU averaged 24.5
points per game in 2003, 32.3 ppg in 2002 and 34.0 ppg in 2001. The
team set its school record for scoring in a Pac-10 game with its 65-24
win over Stanford on Sept. 28, 2002.
media poll has correctly selected the conference champion in 22 of 44
previous polls, including the last five years.
Herring Aiming For Freshman Record: True freshman Keegan
Who’s Back: The Sun Devils returned 48 letterwinners this season,
including 13 starters and three specialists. The eight returning offensive starters are WR Derek Hagan, OL Grayling Love, OL Chaz White,
OL Stephen Berg, OL Andrew Carnahan, HB Lee Burghgraef, TE Zach
Miller and WR Terry Richardson. The Sun Devils also returned three
other players with starting experience on offense, including OL Mike
Pollak (four starts at center), OL Zach Krula (five starts at right guard)
and TB/WR Rudy Burgess (three starts at tailback). On defense, the
five returning starters included DE Kyle Caldwell, DT Jordan Hill, LB
Dale Robinson, LB Jamar Williams and CB Josh Golden. Josh Barrett
also returned after starting four games at safety last season. ASU’s
specialists are also all back, including placekicker Jesse Ainsworth,
punter Chris MacDonald and snapper Jason Burke.
Herring ranks ninth in the Pac-10 averaging 71.3 yards per game. He
recorded his second 100-yard game of the year with a 197-yard effort
against Northwestern (9/17). Herring also rushed for 134 yards in his
collegiate debut, marking the first ASU true freshman to rush for more
than 100 yards since Mike Williams in 2000. Herring had 12 carries for
134 yards with one touchdown vs. the Owls, while Williams carried the
ball 33 times for 143 yards and one score in ASU’s win over Colorado
State in 2000. Against NU, Herring recorded a career-high 23 carries
for 197 yards and a pair of touchdowns. The performance against the
Wildcats was the 22nd best in ASU single-game history and the most
by a Sun Devil since Delvon Flowers rushed for 226 yards against
Oregon State in 2001. Herring’s 67-yard run in the first quarter is
ASU’s longest this season and the longest by a Sun Devil since a 74yard rush by Flowers vs. Stanford in 2001. In nine games this season,
Herring has rushed for 642 yards and has five TDs. The ASU freshman
record for rushing yards in a season is 773 set in 2003.
ASU is 243-45-5 (.838) in 293 career games when having a player gain at least 100 yards on the ground (12-7 under Dirk Koetter).
Top Freshman: Freshman Keegan Herring is one of the top freshman running backs in the country. Herring ranks ninth of all freshman
rushers with 642 yards and is fifth with a 6.1 yards per rush average.
His 197 yards against Northwestern is the fifth most by a freshman
this season.
Hurting Hogs: Injuries have hit the offensive line hard this year as
nine different Sun Devils have started up front in 2005. Stephen Berg
was injured during the Washington game, leaving only one interior
lineman left from the original starting line against Temple.
A Cat-anese on the Prowl: Junior Zach Catanese has wasted little
time making the transition from junior college to Division I. The Shasta
College transfer is second on the team and ranks fifth in the Pac-10
with 78 tackles (45 solo). The safety has also recorded one interception, 2.5 TFL and 2.0 sacks. Over the last five games, Catanese has
recorded 46 tackles, including 13 each against USC and Oregon.
Third-Down: ASU ranks second in the Pac-10 going 66-for-135
(48.9%) on third-down conversions. Conversely, the Sun Devils rank
fifth in the league in defensive third-down percentage, allowing a 37.7
conversion rate (49-of-130).
ASU Picked Third in Pac-10 Poll: Arizona State was picked third
in the league’s preseason poll of West Coast media. Defending league
and national champion USC was the unanimous favorite to win its third
consecutive Pac-10 title. After USC, opinions were mixed as ASU,
Cal, Oregon and UCLA all received multiple second-place votes and
were tightly bunched in the upper half of the poll. The Sun Devils tied
for third in the league last year after being picked to finish sixth. The
Pac-10 Preseason Media Poll (first-place votes in parentheses)
1.
USC (41) ......................... 410
2.
California ......................... 300
3.
Arizona State ................. 296
4.
Oregon ............................ 290
5.
UCLA ............................... 282
6.
Washington State ............ 189
7.
Oregon State ................... 159
8.
Arizona ............................ 131
9.
Stanford ........................... 106
10.
Washington ...................... 92
Home-Field Advantage: ASU’s Sept. 10 loss to then No. 5/5 LSU
snapped the team’s eight-game winning streak at Sun Devil Stadium,
which had dated to the Arizona game in 2003. That marked the longest
home winning streak since the team won eight consecutive games
over the 1996 and 1997 seasons (all seven in 1996 and the seasonopener in 1997). With the 44-20 defeat of Washington, ASU has now
won 10 of its last 13 home games. Last year, Arizona State won all six
of its home games to turn in just the second undefeated (and untied)
home season in 17 years and opened the 2005 season with a 63-16 win
over Temple. The previous Sun Devil squad to go unbeaten at home was
the 1996 Pac-10 Championship team (7-0). ASU's 1986 Rose Bowl team
went 6-0-1, while the Sun Devils have turned in 10 undefeated home campaigns in the 46 seasons since opening Sun Devil Stadium in 1958.
Jamar Williams Named Pac-10 POW: Senior Jamar Williams was
named the Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Week (9/26) after recording a career-high 13 tackles (9 solo) against Oregon State. It was his
fifth career performance with 10 or more tackles, bettering his previous
career high of 12 tackles at Washington State in 2003. In eight games
this season, Williams is third on the team with 53 tackles (36 solo).
He recorded nine solo tackles and his seventh career interception
vs. Oregon before adding the eight picked pass of his career against
Washington. In 45 career games, Williams has recorded 239 total
tackles.
Ainsworth a Candidate for Lou Groza Award: Junior Jesse
Ainsworth was one of 30 players on the preseason watch list for the
14th annual Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award, presented by
the FedEx Orange Bowl.
In nine games, Ainsworth leads the team in scoring with 61 points
(6 FG, 43 PAT) and has recorded a touchback on 35 of his 59 kickoffs. Dating back to the 2003 season, Ainsworth has connected on
87 straight PAT attempts and is 34-for-50 (68.0) in his career on field
goals. He also took over the punting duties against Washington, kicking three times for 125 yards and a 41.7 average with one kick inside
the 20 against the Huskies.
2005 ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL • PAGE 6
TEAM & PLAYER NOTES
ASU’s 2004 special teams player of the year, Ainsworth ranked
second in the Pac-10 and 13th in the nation last year with 1.50 field
goals per game. He connected on 18-of-28 field goals (64.3 percent)
and was one of two kickers in the Pac-10 to connect on all of his PAT
attempts (40-of-40).
Caldwell on Hendricks Award Watch List: Junior Kyle Caldwell
is one of 24 players on the preseason watch list for the 2005 Ted
Hendricks Defensive End of the Year Award. Named the three-time AllAmerican at the University of Miami and NFL Hall of Famer, the award
is based on several criteria including on-field performance, leadership
abilities and contributions to school and community. Sun Devil Terrell
Suggs won the inaugural Hendricks Award in 2002.
Caldwell shared the team lead with seven sacks last season.
He started all 12 games and showed his athleticism by hauling in an
interception, collecting 26 tackles and breaking up four passes. A 2003
Sporting News Pac-10 All-Freshman team selection, Caldwell played
in 11 games as a true freshman and was co-winner of the Bill Kajikawa
Freshman of the Year Award. He has also been recognized as a Hard
Hat Player for his work in ASU's winter strength and conditioning program each of the last two years. In seven games this season, Caldwell
has battled through injuries to record 14 tackles.
Miller on Mackey Award Watch List: The Nassau County Sports
Commission announced that sophomore Zach Miller has been named
to the John Mackey Award Watch List. Given annually to the best
collegiate tight end, the award recipient is selected by vote of the
John Mackey Award Selection Committee and announced in midDecember. A preseason first-team All-American, Miller was named the
Pac-10 Freshman of the Year last season after setting ASU’s freshman
receiving records and breaking the school mark for catches by a tight
end in a single season. Named after NFL Hall of Famer John Mackey,
the award has been awarded every year since 2000. All-American
Todd Heap was one of three finalists for the inaugural Mackey Award
in 2000.
Miller Time: Sophomore All-America tight end Zach Miller set both
of ASU’s freshman receiving records last season. The 2004 Pac-10
Freshman of the Year and second-team Sporting News and Rivals.
com All-American shattered ASU’s record for receptions by a rookie
with 56 catches, surpassing the 32 that Derek Hagan had as a rookie
in 2002. With 552 yards, Miller also broke the mark of 423 yards that
College Football Hall of Famer John Jefferson had in 1974.
In seven games this season (missed NU/OSU games), Miller has
31 catches for 358 yards (11.5 avg.) and three touchdowns. He recorded a season-high 10 catches for 98 yards and one TD at Washington
State.
With his 87 career catches, Miller ranks fourth all-time among tight
ends in ASU history. As a freshman in 2004, Miller broke Todd Heap’s
single-season record for catches by a tight end (55) and finished seventh on ASU’s season chart for receiving yards by a tight end with 552.
Miller entered the season tabbed a first-team All-American by Street and
Smith’s and College Football News, while Lindy’s ranked him as the
fourth-best tight end in the country. He continues to climb the ASU career
charts and already ranks fourth in receiving yards by a tight end (910)
and third in touchdowns by a tight end (9).
Keller Named to Maxwell Award Watch List: Junior Sam Keller
was named to the watch list for 2005 Maxwell Award, which is annually
presented to the collegiate player of the year. In six games, Keller has
placed his name at the top of the watch list, ranking tied for fourth in
the NCAA with 20 touchdown passes and seventh with 2,165 yards.
Love a Candidate for Outland
Trophy: Senior center Grayling
Career Receptions by a Tight End
1. 115 Todd Heap (1685 yds), 1998-00
2. 88
Ken Dyer (1365), 1965-67
3. 91
Joe Petty (1352), 1970-72
4. 87
Zach Miller (812), 2004-pres.
5. 67
Ron Wetzel (861), 1979-82
6. 65
Ryan McReynolds (671), 1987-90
7. 63
Kendrick Bates (732), 1996-99
8. 54
Jeff Gallimore (519), 1983-86
Love is one of 36 preseason
candidates for the 2005 Outland
Trophy, which has been given
annually to the nation's top offensive or defensive lineman since
Career Receiving Yards by a Tight End
1946. He has also been select1.
1,685
Todd Heap, 1998-00
ed as a finalist (announced Oct.
2.
1,365
Ken Dyer, 1965-67
27) for the 2005 Draddy Trophy,
3.
1,352
Joe Petty, 1970-72
4.
910
Zach Miller, 2004-pres.
also known as the “Academic
5.
861
Ron Wetzel, 1979-82
Heisman”, awarded to the stu6.
794
Mike Pinkard, 2000-02
dent-athlete who best combines
Career Receiving TDs by a Tight End
academic success, football perfor1.
11
Joe Petty, 1970-72
2.
10
Todd Heap, 1998-00
mance and exemplary community
3.
9
Zach Miller, 2004-pres.
leadership. Love, who graduated
4.
8
Herman Harrison, 1961-63
in May of 2004, was a National
4.
8
Ron Wetzel, 1979-82
Scholar-Athlete Award winner last
ASU Season Receptions by a Tight End
season.
1.
56
Zach Miller (552), 2004
2.
55
Todd Heap (832 yds.), 1999
A four-year starter who has
3.
49
Don Kern (502), 1983
played at every spot on the line,
4.
48
Todd Heap (644), 2000
Love is the leader of ASU's talent5.
42
Jerry Smith (618), 1964
6.
39
Ken Dyer (654), 1967
ed and deep offensive line that is
7.
36
Joe Petty (577), 1971
one of the strengths of this year's
-31
Zach Miller (358), 2005
team. Love made the move to
ASU Season Tight End Receiving Yards
center this year and was listed as
1.
832
Todd Heap (55 rec.), 1999
2.
654
Ken Dyer (39), 1967
the third-best center in the country
3.
644
Todd Heap (48), 2000
by the Sporting News this pre4.
618
Jerry Smith (42), 1964
season. He started all 12 games
5.
577
Joe Petty (36), 1971
6.
552
Zach Miller (56), 2004
in 2004, including six at left tackle
7.
536
Mike Pinkard (31), 2002
and six at right guard, and was
8.
522
Joe Petty (31), 1972
-358
Zach Miller (31), 2005
a key contributor on a passing
offense that led the Pac-10 and
ranked fifth in the nation at 317.3
yards per game. He was named the Hard Hat Co-Champion for his
work in ASU's offseason strength and conditioning program.
A 2004 graduate with a bachelor's degree in finance, Love was
one of two players in the Pac-10 to earn first-team all-league honors for his work on the field and in the classroom. He also earned
first-team Academic All-District honors and was the recipient of the
National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame postgraduate scholarship (Valley of the Sun chapter).
The Outland Trophy winner is selected by the FWAA's AllAmerica Committee, which selects the association's 25-man team
and picks three Outland Trophy finalists. The 2005 Outland Trophy
announcement will be on Dec. 8 on the ESPN Home Depot College
Football Awards Show in Orlando, Fla. The Outland Trophy presentation banquet, sponsored by the Greater Omaha Sports Committee and
First Data Corporation, is set for Jan. 12, 2006.
MacDonald on Ray Guy Watch List: Sophomore punter Chris
MacDonald was named to the 2005 Ray Guy Award Watch List, the
award given annually to the top collegiate punter. MacDonald is one
of only three sophomores to make the list of 40 punters. Last season,
MacDonald punted 64 times, averaging 43.1 yards a kick. 16 of those
kicks were downed inside the 20-yard line.
Academic Achievements: ASU’s 2005 roster features seven student-athletes who have already earned their undergraduate degrees:
Lee Burghgraef (business administration), Cornell Canidate (BIS-sociology and justice), Chad Christensen (finance), Josh Golden (BIS-justice studies and communication), Grayling Love (finance), Moey Mutz
(kinesiology) and R.J. Oliver (recreation management). A total of 41
2005 ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL • PAGE 7
TEAM NOTES
STATISTICALLY SPEAKING
TEAM OFFENSE ....................................... Pac-10 (Nation)
Rushing ........................... 136.9 .................................6th
Passing ........................... 381.6 ....................... 1st (2nd)
Pass Efficiency ................ 159.6 ................................2nd
Total Offense ................... 518.4 .......................2nd (3rd)
Scoring ............................ 37.7 ..........................3rd (9th)
First Downs ..................... 231 ...................................2nd
3rd Down Conv. .............. 48.9% ...............................2nd
4th Down Conv................ 53.8% ................................4th
Sacks Against ................. 29 ....................................10th
Red Zone Offense........... 85.7% ............................... 3rd
TEAM DEFENSE ....................................... Pac-10 (Nation)
Rushing ........................... 187.2 .................................9th
Pass Efficiency ................ 124.8 .................................4th
Passing Yards ................. 263.4 .................................6th
Total Defense .................. 450.7 .................................9th
Scoring ............................ 28.2 ...................................5th
Opp. First Downs ............ 218 ....................................9th
Sacks .............................. 20 .................................. T-6th
3rd Down Conv. .............. 37.7% ................................5th
4th Down Conv................ 43.8% ............................ T-4th
Red Zone Defense .......... 74.3% ...............................2nd
football student-athletes were named “Scholar Ballers” in 2004-05 for turning in GPA’s of
3.0 or higher. Arizona State is the first Division I school in the country to honor its studentathletes’ academic success with a Scholar Baller patch on the front of their jerseys.
Number of Graduates on Fall 2005 Rosters
Miami (Fla.) ..............................................11
Auburn ....................................................... 9
Boston College .......................................... 9
Louisiana Tech .......................................... 8
Virginia Tech .............................................. 8
Alabama .................................................... 7
Arizona State ........................................... 7
Kentucky .................................................... 7
Notre Dame ............................................... 7
Arkansas ................................................... 6
TEAM MISCELLANEOUS ......................... Pac-10 (Nation)
Net Punting ..................... 29.0 .................................10th
Punt Returns ................... 13.0 ........................3rd (19th)
Kickoff Returns ................ 26.3 .......................... 1st (6th)
Kickoff Coverage ............. 43.5 ...................................4th
Turnover Margin .............. 0.78 (+7) .........T-2nd (T-21st)
Field Goals ...................... 6-8 (75%) ..........................4th
PAT Kicking ..................... 43-43 (100%) .................T-1st
Possession Time ............. 30:16 ................................ 3rd
Penalty Yards/G .............. 88.4 .................................10th
PLAYER STATISTICS
Keegan Herring
Rushing Yards/G ............. 71.3 ...................................9th
Sam Keller
Passing Yards/G. ............ 309.3 .................................1st
Touchdown Passes ......... 20 ..................................... 3rd
Total Offense. .................. 295.9 ......................3rd (14th)
Pass Efficiency ................ 145.8 ...................... 4th (24th)
Derek Hagan
Receiving Yards/G .......... 107.7 ........................3rd (5th)
Receptions/G .................. 6.78 ........................3rd (16th)
Chris MacDonald
Punting ............................ 42.3 ....................... 5th (32nd)
Rudy Burgess
Receptions/G .................. 4.78 ...................................9th
Jesse Ainsworth
Field Goals ...................... 6 .................................... T-7th
PAT Pct. .......................... 100% ..............................T-1st
Scoring (K) ...................... 6.8 .....................................7th
Dale Robinson
Tackles/G ........................ 9.8 ....................................2nd
TFLs ................................ 13.0 .............................. T-2nd
Fumbles Forced .............. 3 ................................... T-2nd
Zach Catanese
Tackles/G ........................ 8.7 .....................................5th
Fumbles Forced .............. 2 .................................... T-7th
Terry Richardson
Punt Return Avg. ............. 13.1 ........................ 4th (17th)
Kick Return Avg. ............. 30.4 .......................... 1st (4th)
Jeremy Payton
Fumbles Forced .............. 2 .................................... T-7th
Maurice London
Fumbles Recovered ........ 3 ........................................1st
Jamar Williams
Interceptions.................... 3 ....................................... 3rd
DeWayne Hollyfield
TFLs ................................ 9.5 .....................................8th
Josh Golden
Fumbles Recovered ........ 2 .................................... T-5th
(Individuals must rank in the Top 10 in Pac-10 and/or Top
25 in the nation)
2005 College Football Awards -- Watch List
Player
Sam Keller
Kyle Caldwell
Dale Robinson
Derek Hagan
Jesse Ainsworth
Chris MacDonald
Zach Miller
Grayling Love
Award
Maxwell Award
Hendricks Award
Butkus Award
Nagurski Award
Biletnikoff Award
Lou Groza Award
Ray Guy Award
Mackey Award
Lombardi Award
Outland Trophy
Lombardi Award
Draddy Trophy
2005 ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL • PAGE 8
PRESEASON PROGNOSTICATIONS
Preseason Rankings
Arizona State was ranked from 13th to 24th nationally and was
picked to finish from second to fifth in the Pac-10 standings in the
various preseason college football annuals. ASU was ranked 18th in
the preseason USA Today Coaches’ poll and 20th in the preseason
Associated Press poll. That marked the first time since 2003 that ASU
has been ranked in the preseason polls (20th by AP and 23rd by
coaches that year). Last year, ASU ranked 19th in the final Associated
Press poll and 20th in the final coaches' poll.
ASU IN THE PRESEASON RANKINGS:
Publication
National
USA Today Coaches’
18
Associated Press
20
Athlon Sports
19
Sporting News
24
Blue Ribbon
20
Street & Smith’s
NR
Lindy’s
30
CBS Sportsline
19
College Football News
13
Ivan Maisel (ESPN)
17
Pat Forde (ESPN)
20
Pac-10
--2
3
3
5
4
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UNIT HONORS:
Lindy’s Receiving Unit Ranked No. 5 Nationally
Athlon Sports Defensive Back Unit Ranked No.2 in Pac-10
Lindy’s Special Teams Ranked No. 2 in Pac-10
Lindy’s Receiving Unit Ranked No. 2 in Pac-10
Lindy’s Offensive Line Unit Ranked No.3 in Pac-10
Lindy’s Linebacker Unit Ranked No. 3 in Pac-10
Lindy’s Ranked No. 4 Nationally at Tight End
College Football News Ranked No. 19 Overall in Pac-10
Grayling Love
CollegeSportsReport.com Third Team All-American
College Football News First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Athlon Sports First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Blue Ribbon First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Lindy’s First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Street & Smith’s First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
The Sporting News Ranked No. 3 Nationally at Center
Lindy’s Ranked No. 4 Nationally at Center
Kyle Caldwell
Athlon Sports First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
College Football News Second Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Lindy’s Second Team Preseason All-Pac-10
The Sporting News Ranked No. 20 Nationally at Defense End
Andrew Carnahan
College Football News Second Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Lindy’s Second Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Jordan Hill
Blue Ribbon First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
College Football News Second Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Dale Robinson
Street & Smith’s Preseason All-American Honorable Mention
College Football News Second Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Athlon Sports Third Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Lindy’s Second Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Lindy’s Ranked No. 14 Nationally at Linebacker
INDIVIDUAL HONORS:
Derek Hagan
Playboy Magazine First Team Preseason All-American
Sports Illustrated First Team Preseason All-American
CBS Sportsline First Team Preseason All-American
College Football News First Team Preseason All-American
Blue Ribbon First Team Preseason All-American
CollegeSportsReport.com First Team All-American
SouthernCollegeSports.com First Team All-American
Athlon Sports Third Team Preseason All-American
Lindy’s First Team Preseason All-American
Street & Smith’s Preseason All-American Honorable Mention
College Football News First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Athlon Sports Second Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Blue Ribbon First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Lindy’s First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Street & Smith’s First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
The Sporting News’ Ranked No. 19 Nationally at Receiver
Lindy’s Ranked No. 2 Nationally at Receiver
College Football News Ranked No. 10 Overall in Pac-10
Lindy’s 2006 Ranked as No. 26 NFL Prospect (No. 4 Pac-10)
Lindy’s Pac-10 Most Dangerous Deep Threat
Lindy’s Biletnikoff Award Watch List (No. 2)
Street & Smith’s Biletnikoff Award Watch List
Zach Miller
College Football News First Team Preseason All-American
Street & Smith’s First Team Preseason All-American
CollegeSportsReport.com Fourth Team All-American
Street & Smith’s First Team Preseason All-Pac-10
College Football News Second Team Preseason All-Pac-10
The Sporting News’ Ranked No. 8 Nationally at Tight End
Terry Richardson
Street & Smith’s Preseason All-American Honorable Mention
Sam Keller
Athlon Sports Third Team Preseason All-Pac-10
R.J. Oliver
Athlon Sports Third Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Jesse Ainsworth
Athlon Sports Third Team Preseason All-Pac-10
The Sporting News Ranked No. 17 Nationally at Kicker
Rudy Burgess
Athlon Sports Third Team Preseason All-Pac-10
Chris MacDonald
The Sporting News Ranked No. 17 Nationally at Punter
Jamar Williams
Street & Smith’s Preseason All-American Honorable Mention
ASU in Season Openers
With its victory over Temple on Sept. 1, Arizona State now holds a 64-272 all-time record (.696) in season openers and a 44-15-1 record (.737)
when opening the season at home. The Sun Devils have won their last
three season openers, six of their last seven and 16 of the last 20, including a 41-9 victory over UTEP on Sept. 2 of last year. When opening the
season at home, ASU has now won its last five contests and nine of its
last 10 dating back to 1993. Head coach Dirk Koetter is now 4-1 in season openers at ASU.
2005 ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL • PAGE 10
GAME RECAPS
#18/20 ASU 63, Temple 16
Thursday, Sept. 1, 2005 • Kickoff: 7 p.m.
Sun Devil Stadium • TV: FSN AZ • Temp: 92°
Attendance: 50,049
True freshman Keegan Herring rushed 12 times for 134 yards and one touchdown
in his Sun Devil debut to lead ASU to a 63-16 season-opening victory against the
Temple Owls at Sun Devil Stadium. Herring set the school record for net rushing yards
in the first game of a career, passing the mark of 117 yards set by Woody Green
against Houston in 1971.
Junior quarterback Sam Keller led the Sun Devils on an impressive 14-play, 81-yard
drive that ended with a three-yard run by sophomore Rudy Burgess to give ASU a 7-0
lead with just under six minutes to play in the first quarter. After forcing Temple into a
punt, Keller took the Sun Devils to the air, finding junior receiver Jamaal Lewis on a
28-yard pass to cross midfield and then on a 24-yard touchdown pass to take a 14-0
lead as the first quarter ended.
Temple opened the second quarter by punting away but got on the board with a
safety after an eight-yard sack of Keller in the end zone. ASU answered with an interception by senior cornerback Mike Davis Jr. that set up a four-yard touchdown reception by sophomore tight end Zach Miller. Halfway through the second, ASU led 21-2.
With the clock winding down in the first half, ASU got a 45-yard punt return from
junior Terry Richardson to set up senior preseason All-American Derek Hagan on an
18-yard TD pass from Keller to give ASU a 28-2 halftime lead.
ASU wasted no time in picking up where they left off in the second half as Herring
rushed deep into Temple territory on a 33-yard gain before punching it into the end
zone on a four-yard run to give the Sun Devils a 35-2 lead.
Halfway through the third quarter, Herring got the call again, gaining 30 yards on
the ground during a seven-play, 85-yard drive that resulted in another ASU touchdown,
this time a 31-yard pass from Keller to Hagan. Temple responded with an 80-yard drive
of its own, scoring when tailback Josh Bundy found the end zone on a one-yard rush.
Through three quarters of play, the score was 42-9.
In the final quarter of play, the Sun Devils’ No. 2 offense took over and added three
touchdowns to the score with a 17-yard touchdown reception by redshirt freshman
Nate Kimbrough, a two-yard TD rush by sophomore Antone Saulsberry, and a fouryard touchdown rush by sophomore Preston Jones. ASU gave up a second touchdown to Temple late in the fourth quarter but emerged with a 63-16 win.
In just his second career start, Keller led the Sun Devils with 208 yards on 14-of-24
passing for a career-best four touchdowns. Ten different receivers made catches for
the Sun Devils with four players scoring ASU’s five touchdowns in the victory. ASU’s
receivers were led by Hagan who caught three passes for 53 yards and two touchdowns, while Lewis had two catches for 52 yards and his fifth career TD reception.
#5/5 LSU 35, #15/15 ASU 31
Saturday, Sept. 10, 2005 • Kickoff: 6:15 p.m.
Sun Devil Stadium • TV: ESPN • Temp: 95°
Attendance: 63,210
The 15th-ranked Sun Devils came up short on their final drive of the night and fell
to the No. 5/5 LSU Tigers 35-31 despite a career night from junior quarterback Sam
Keller. The Tigers rallied in the fourth quarter to beat the Sun Devils in front of a crowd
of 63,210 at Sun Devil Stadium. The game was moved from Baton Rouge, La., to
Tempe four days before the game due to the ongoing relief effort from the devastation
of Hurricane Katrina.
The Sun Devils got on the board first following a fumble recovery by junior defensive tackle Jordan Hill on the ASU 19-yard line. Leading the offense 81 yards down
the field, Keller found junior tight end Jamaal Lewis on a 25-yard touchdown pass to
put ASU on top 7-0 in the second quarter. The Tigers responded with an 80-yard drive
that was capped off by a one-yard rush by Joseph Addai to tie the game late in the
first half. However, the Sun Devils gained the advantage heading into the half when
Keller found senior Matt Miller on a 44-yard completion to bring the Sun Devils across
midfield and set up a 26-yard field goal by junior Jesse Ainsworth.
On the first drive of the second half, Keller led the Sun Devils on a 75-yard march
down the field. Finding senior tight end Lee Burghgraef on a 27-yard completion to
bring the Sun Devils into the red zone, Keller finished the drive with a screen pass to
sophomore Rudy Burgess that went eight yards for the TD. Following fumbles by both
teams in the opponents’ red zone, the Sun Devils led 17-7 after three quarters.
The momentum then shifted into LSU’s corner as the Tigers scored 28 points in
the fourth quarter. LSU blocked an ASU field goal and Mario Stevenson returned the
ball 55 yards for a touchdown to cut the lead to 17-14, while the Tigers blocked a punt
and returned it 29 yards forth another TD on the next possession, erasing a 10-point
deficit in less than two minutes.
Trailing 21-17, the Sun Devils responded with a touchdown as a 19-yard pass to
Burghgraef set up Keller’s second TD pass of the night to Lewis, this one a 26-yard
down the sideline. LSU went to the ground on its next possession, rushing for 67
yards in an 80-yard drive that concluded with a five-yard touchdown rush by Addai to
put the Tigers on top, 28-24, with just over eight minutes remaining.
The Sun Devils again responded in turn with a 80-yard touchdown drive that fea-
tured three receptions by senior receiver Derek Hagan for a total of 55 yards. Keller
put the Sun Devils in the end zone with a four-yard pass to senior Moey Mutz, giving
ASU the 31-28 lead. With 4:19 remaining in the game, LSU took over following a
touchback on their own 20-yard line and drove to the ASU 39-yard line. Trying to convert on a fourth-and-10, Tiger quarterback JaMarcus Russel found Early Doucet on a
double-roll in the corner of the end zone for a touchdown that gave LSU a four-point
lead with 1:13 remaining. With a chance to win the game, the Sun Devils drove to the
LSU 28-yard line but failed to convert on a fourth down in the 35-31 loss.
Keller finished completed 35-of-56 attempts for 464 yards and four touchdowns (all
career highs). Nine different ASU receivers had catches in the game, led by Hagan,
who surpassed John Jefferson’s school record for career receptions in the game.
Hagan finished with seven catches for 95 yards, while junior Terry Richardson had
seven receptions for 75 yards. Lewis hauled in three receptions for 76 yards and two
touchdowns. On defense, senior linebacker Dale Robinson made a career-best 15
tackles, including a career-high 11 solo stops, and had three tackles for loss, while
junior safety Zach Catanese added 12 tackles in his second career game.
#18/22 ASU 52, Northwestern 21
Saturday, Sept. 17, 2005 • Kickoff: 7:04 p.m.
Sun Devil Stadium • TV: None • Temp: 93°
Attendance: 55,029
Behind 197 yards and two touchdowns from freshman Keegan Herring and another
four-touchdown performance from Sam Keller, the Arizona State Sun Devils defeated
the Northwestern Wildcats, 52-21, in front of a crowd of 55,029 at Sun Devil Stadium.
Striking first, Northwestern marched down field on an eight-play, 80 drive, led by
quarterback Brett Basanez, who completed five of six passes on the drive, including
a seven-yard touchdown strike to receiver Shaun Herbert. The Sun Devils answered
back and quickly moved the ball down the field, as Keller connected with receiver Rudy
Burgess on a 39-yard completion to set up a two-yard touchdown run by Herring. At
the end of the first quarter, the score was even at 7-7.
The Sun Devils posted 31 points in the second quarter, beginning right away with a
four-play drive that scored less than one minute into the quarter. Keller found tight end
Jamaal Lewis open on the sideline for a 36-yard touchdown reception. On their next
possession, Keller found receiver Matt Miller for a 65-yard completion that brought the
Devils down to the Northwestern 15-yard line and set up a 27-yard field goal by Jesse
Ainsworth. Three minutes into the second quarter, the Devils led 17-7.
After sophomore defensive end Kellen Mills forced a Northwestern fumble on their
own 38-yard line, the Devils quickly took advantage of it and Keller found Hagan open
in the end zone on a 24-yard completion. ASU then forced Northwestern into a quick
three-and-out and Keegan Herring helped the Sun Devils score again with a five-yard
touchdown rush, his second of the game to give the Sun Devils a 31-7 lead. Following
up with an 80-yard drive, Northwestern used a combination of its passing offense and
defensive penalties to score on a five-yard pass from Basanez to Herbert. However,
the Devils punched it into the end zone one more time before the end of the half, as
Keller connected with Burgess on a 15-yard touchdown completion. At the end of the
first half, the Devils had a 38-14 lead.
With the game soundly in hand, the Devils used a balanced attack of the run and
the pass in the third quarter, striking again with 4:16 remaining on a 30-yard pass
from Keller to Matt Miller, the only score of the quarter. With the starters sitting for
both teams, Northwestern added a touchdown on a 12-yard completion from quarterback C.J. Bacher to Rasheed Ward and the Sun Devils’ quarterback Rudy Carpenter
hooked up with Brent Miller in the end zone on a seven-yard touchdown to make the
final count in the game 52-21.
The Sun Devils tabulated a school-record 773 yards of offense in the game, getting
409 passing yards and four touchdowns from Keller on 20-of-31 passing. Herring's
197-yards rushing performance was the 22nd best in school history and the most by a
Sun Devil since 2001 (226 by Delvon Flowers vs. Oregon State). Senior wide receiver
Derek Hagan led all players with five catches for 90 yards and Matt Miller recorded
a game-high 103 receiving yards on three catches with one touchdown. Josh Barrett
led the Sun Devils on defense with eight total tackles and Zach Catanese and Jeremy
Payton both notched seven tackles each.
#18/17 ASU 42, Oregon State 24
Saturday, Sept. 24, 2005 • Kickoff: 7:10 p.m.
Reser Stadium • TV: TBS • Temp: 71°
Attendance: 41,374
A 28-point third quarter and a career night from senior All-American receiver Derek
Hagan helped lead the No. 18/17 Arizona State Sun Devils to a 42-24 Pac-10 opening
victory over the Oregon State Beavers at Reser Stadium in Corvallis, Ore.
The Sun Devils improved to 3-1 overall and continued to display their high-powered
offense with 475 yards of total offense. Through four games, ASU is averaging 47.0
points and 591.8 yards of total offense per game. OSU fell to 2-2 on the season, losing
for just the seventh time in the last 25 Pac-10 games at Reser Stadium.
With his career-best 193-yards, Hagan moved past John Jefferson as ASU’s alltime leading receiver with 3,160 yards. He also tied his career high with 11 catches and
GAME RECAPS
recorded the 10th-best receiving performance in school history. In addition to extending
his school record with his 15th 100-yard game, Hagan also had a pair of touchdown
catches to move into a tie for 10th place in the Pac-10 career record books with 24.
Getting things going early, the Devils wasted no time in scoring, as Sam Keller found
his tailback Rudy Burgess on ASU’s third play from scrimmage on a 49-yard reception
up the middle of the field. Less than three minutes into the game, the Sun Devils had
an early 7-0 lead, which they would never relinquish.
Holding the Beavers scoreless for the remainder of the first quarter and much of
the second, the ASU defense forced a costly turnover for the Beavers when senior
linebacker Jamar Williams intercepted a Matt Moore pass on ASU’s 33-yard line. Keller
quickly turned the turnover into a score, finding Hagan for a 39-yard reception that set
up a one-yard rush by Burgess to extend the lead to 14-0 late in the second quarter.
OSU mounted a 74-yard drive near the end of the half, but was stuffed inside the five,
forcing the Beavers to settle for a 22-yard field goal, which cut the lead to 14-3 heading into halftime.
The Sun Devil defense made another statement to open the third quarter. With the
Beavers threatening from the ASU 36-yard line, Keno Walter-White forced a fumble
and the Sun Devils recovered. Quickly attacking down the field, Keller found tight end
Brent Miller on a 41-yard completion to set up a five-yard touchdown strike from Keller
to Hagan. The Beavers found the endzone on their next possession as Moore found
receiver Mike Hass twice for receptions of 49 and 29 yards to set up a two-yard rush
by Yvenson Bernard to cut the ASU lead to 21-10.
After a sideline official was injured on the ensuing kickoff, forcing a 15 minute delay,
the Sun Devils struck hard, scoring 21 unanswered points in less than five minutes to
end the third quarter. Moving 87 yards in under two minutes, Keller found receiver Matt
Miller on a 37-yard touchdown reception to give the Sun Devils a 28-10 advantage.
After two more turnovers by the defense, Keller hit Hagan on a 28-yard TD pass and
freshman tailback Keegan Herring rushed up the sideline for a 29-yard touchdown,
punctuating the 28-point quarter.
Keller turned in another strong performance for the Devils, going 19-for-36 for 365
yards and four touchdowns. Herring and Burgess combined for 94 rushing yards and
each scored a touchdown. The defense was led by the aggressive play of Williams,
who recorded a game-high 13 tackles (nine solo) in addition to a forced fumble, an
interception, and one sack for a loss of six yards. DeWayne Hollyfield collected three
of ASU’s season-high eight sacks. Zach Catanese, Dale Robinson, Chad Lindsey, and
Jordan Hill, also recorded one sack in the game.
#1/1 USC 38, #14/15 ASU 28
Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005 • Kickoff: 12:41 p.m.
Sun Devil Stadium • TV: ABC • Temp: 95°
Attendance: 71,706
A big halftime lead and a sold out crowd at Sun Devil Stadium proved to not be
enough for the Arizona State Sun Devils to overcome the relenting attack of the defending champion USC Trojans. Junior quarterback Sam Keller’s 347 passing yards and
two touchdowns on 26 of 45 attempts could not counterbalance five interceptions as
ASU fell to USC, 38-28, in front of a crowd of 71,706 in Tempe.
Neither team was able to gain an edge on offense, as the game opened with four
straight punts in the opening 10 minutes of play. However, junior Terry Richardson put
the Sun Devils on the board first, returning a punt 84 yards for the touchdown and a
7-0 ASU lead after one quarter of play.
The Trojans began the second quarter by intercepting Keller to set up their offense
in the red zone. However, a quarterback sack by linebacker Jamar Williams forced the
Trojans to settle for a 36-yard field goal. Two possessions later, the Sun Devil defense
stonewalled the Trojans on fourth down and gave ASU possession on its own 37 yard
line. Driving the Sun Devils 63 yards down the field, Keller found Jamaal Lewis on two
big passes, a 23-yard strike on the sideline and a seven yard touchdown pass.
Forcing USC to punt once again, the Sun Devils used a 22-yard return by
Richardson to set up another scoring drive. After Keller found Derek Hagan on two big
passing plays, freshman tailback Keegan Herring carried the ball five yards for a touchdown that gave the Devils a 21-3 advantage. Following the kickoff, the Trojans again
failed to convert on a fourth down attempt after driving down within the ASU 30-yard
line and enabled the Sun Devils to take an 18-point lead into the half.
On their opening drive of the second half, the Trojans struck back, scoring in just
over two minutes. After USC quarterback Matt Leinart brought the ball across midfield
with four consecutive completions, junior tailback LenDale White ran 32 yards through
the defensive line for a Trojan touchdown, cutting the gap to 21-10. However, the
Sun Devils were unable to capitalize on a turnover by USC on its next possession
and another interception by Keller set up the Trojan offense on a short field. Using its
two-pronged attack of White and junior tailback Reggie Bush, the Trojans narrowed the
gap even further, as Bush rushed for a touchdown to cut the ASU lead to four at 21-17
at the end of three quarters.
USC began the fourth quarter by forcing the Sun Devils into a three-and-out punt.
Starting from their own 11-yard line, the Trojans drove down the field and took their
first lead of the game, 24-21, as Leinart scored on a one-yard quarterback keeper.
With just under nine minutes to play, the Sun Devil offense took over from its own 30yard line and answered the bell. After Keller connected with sophomore tailback Rudy
Burgess with a 24-yard pass, he found graduate tight end Lee Burghgraef on a one-
yard bootleg pass in the end zone to give the Sun Devils the lead back at 28-24. But
the Sun Devils were again unable to stop the rushing offense of USC and surrendered
a 34-yard rushing touchdown to Bush, giving the Trojans a three-point advantage with
3:44 remaining.
Hagan led all Sun Devil receivers with his second straight game of double-digit
receptions, hauling in 10 catches for a game-high 162 yards. Lewis contributed five
catches for 71 yards and a touchdown. Keller finished 26-for-45 with two touchdowns
and 347 yards. The Sun Devil defense was led by senior linebacker Dale Robinson
with 14 tackles (6 solo) and half a sack. Junior safety Zach Catanese also led the
defense with nine solo tackles (13 total) and a forced fumble.
#25 Oregon 31, #17/20 Arizona State 17
Saturday, Oct. 8, 2005 • Kickoff: 7:23 p.m.
Sun Devil Stadium • TV: FSN • Temp: 88°
Attendance: 62,789
Unable to hold on to an early 10-0 lead, the Arizona State Sun Devils gave up 24
straight points to the No. 25 Oregon Ducks, en route to a 31-17 loss in front of a crowd
of 62,789 at Sun Devil Stadium. The loss was the Sun Devils’ first to the Ducks in the
last four match ups and dropped ASU to 3-3 on the year and 1-2 in Pac-10 play.
The Devils started it off early in the first quarter when senior lineman DeWayne
Hollyfield blocked a field goal attempt by the Ducks on their own 38-yard line. With a
short field, junior quarterback Sam Keller found sophomore tight end Zach Miller on an
18-yard reception and then connected with senior wide receiver Derek Hagan on a 20yard touchdown pass. The touchdown was the 25th career for Hagan, moving him into
a tie for first place all-time in the Sun Devil record books and a tie for eighth-place in the
Pac-10 records. He finished with four receptions for 46 yards.
Looking to build on the early lead, the ASU defense forced a turnover deep in
Oregon territory when Jamar Williams intercepted a pass at the Oregon 30-yard line
and returned it to the eight-yard line. Three plays later, the Devils made the lead 10-0
with a 34-yard field goal from Jesse Ainsworth.
The Ducks answered to begin the second quarter. After forcing the Sun Devils into
a three-and-out, the Ducks called on placekicker Matt Evensen for a 42-yard field goal
that made the score 10-3. Following another three-and-out by ASU, Oregon quarterback Kellen Clemens connected with wide receiver Demetrius Williams on a 61-yard
reception that set up a six-yard touchdown pass from Clemens to tailback Terrence
Whitehead.
Trading turnovers, the Devils punted it away to the Ducks with just 0:37 remaining in
the first half. Running the hurry-up offense, Oregon moved the ball across the midfield
and, with two seconds remaining in the half, Evensen nailed a 51-yard field goal to give
the Ducks the 13-10 lead and the momentum heading into the half.
Starting the second half, Clemens ran the option for the Ducks to set up Evensen
for another field goal, again from 42 yards, to increase the lead to 16-10. With the ASU
offense still stalled, Oregon blocked punter Chris MacDonald’s kick at midfield and
recovered the football at the ASU one-yard line. A one-yard rush by Whitehead and a
two-point conversion capped 24 unanswered points by the Ducks to give them a 14point lead with 7:33 remaining in the third.
Junior QB Sam Keller led the Sun Devils on a 69-yard scoring drive in just 1:25 to
get the Sun Devils back within a touchdown. Finding junior tight end Jamaal Lewis on
a 42-yard reception down the middle of the field, Keller completed a one-yard pass to
Zach Miller in the corner of the end zone to cut the Oregon lead to 24-17. Miller finished
the game with a season-high seven catches for 71 yards and a touchdown.
Keller recorded with 277 passing yards on 31-of-56 and had two touchdowns and
two interceptions. The Sun Devil receiving corps were led by sophomore tailback Rudy
Burgess, who recorded a game-high 11 receptions for 52 yards. The defense was led
by junior safety Zach Catanese, who recorded 13 tackles (seven solo), a forced fumble,
a pass breakup and an interception. Senior linebacker Dale Robinson contributed 11
tackles, including one for a loss of three yards, and Jamar Williams added nine solo
tackles and an interception.
Stanford 45, ASU 35
Saturday, Oct. 22, 2005 • Kickoff: 2 p.m.
Stanford Stadium • TV: None • Temp: 65°
Attendance: 31,711
Despite a spirited attempt at a fourth quarter comeback, the Arizona State Sun Devils
were unable to erase a 31-point deficit in the final frame and fell to the Stanford Cardinal,
45-35, in front of 31,711 at Stanford Stadium. Sophomore wide receiver Terry Richardson
led all Sun Devil receivers with six catches for 119 yards and a touchdown.
Stanford began the first quarter by blocking a Sun Devil punt on ASU’s first possession of the game, giving the Cardinal possession just 15 yards from the goal. One play
later, Stanford quarterback Trent Edwards found tailback Anthony Kimble on a touchdown reception to put the Cardinal ahead 7-0. However, the Sun Devils countered with
a balanced attack, as Preston Jones rushed 23 yards to the one-yard line to set up a
touchdown on a keeper by Sam Keller. On the ensuing possession, Stanford drove 70
yards on 10 plays and took the lead back on a two-yard rush by Kimble.
The Cardinal opened the second quarter by forcing a three-and-out and driving
GAME RECAPS
86 yards down field. A 21-yard touchdown reception from Edwards to receiver Mark
Bradford gave the Cardinal a 14-point edge. However, the gap would become wider
when Stanford blocked another ASU punt, this time taking over on the Sun Devil 36yard line. With a short field, Edwards again connected with Bradford, this time for 31
yards, and a touchdown, giving Stanford a 28-7 lead. With time running out in the half,
the Sun Devils punted away to try and end the quarter, but an illegal kicking penalty
allowed the Cardinal to expand its lead by a field goal, as Michael Sgroi nailed a 20-yard
field goal as time expired, giving Stanford a 31-7 advantage at the break.
Despite trailing by six scores, the Sun Devils refused to quit. Behind the rushing of
Keegan Herring, the Sun Devils drove 80 yards and scored on an 18-yard pass from
Carpenter to Rudy Burgess. Stanford held a 45-14 lead after three quarters.
The fourth quarter belonged to the Sun Devils, as backup QB Rudy Carpenter
opened the final frame with a 16-yard pass to senior receiver Derek Hagan to bring the
ball across the midfield line. Then, Carpenter connected with Richardson on a 38-yard
touchdown reception to trim the Cardinal lead to 45-21.
Holding steady on defense, the Sun Devil offense again marched down the field,
driving 88 yards on 15 plays. Utilizing a 36-yard reception by Richardson, the Sun
Devils called on Burgess for a four-yard carry to score another touchdown for ASU. A
successful conversion attempt from Carpenter to receiver Matt Miller left the Sun Devils
with a 45-29 deficit with 3:46 remaining in play.
Taking over with under two minutes remaining, Carpenter led a 75-yard scoring drive
in just 52 seconds for the Sun Devils. After finding Hagan on a 15-yard gain, Carpenter
connected with tight end Brent Miller on a 19-yard touchdown reception to make the
score 45-35. However, the comeback attempt was finally thwarted by the Cardinal
when Stanford successfully received the onside kick attempt by ASU and ran out the
remainder of the clock, escaping with a 45-35 victory.
The Sun Devils got 304 passing yards and three touchdowns on 19-of-25 passing
from backup Rudy Carpenter and Burgess led all rushers with 75 yards and one TD.
Zach Miller and Derek Hagan also recorded six receptions for the Sun Devils, compiling
92 and 76 yards, respectively. Senior Dale Robinson and junior Zach Catanese led the
Sun Devil defenders with eight tackles each and Catanese contributed a sack.
ASU 44, Washington 20
Saturday, Oct. 29, 2005 • Kickoff: 3:30 p.m.
Sun Devil Stadium • TV: FSN Northwest • Temp: 81°
Attendance: 57,678
Redshirt freshman Rudy Carpenter made his first start and Dale Robinson recovered
two fumbles as Arizona State defeated the Washington Huskies, 44-20, in front of
57,678 fans at Frank Kush Field. This was the first time ASU and UW met since 2002
when ASU came out with a 27-16 victory.
The Huskies got on the board first on the opening drive with a 30-yard field
goal from Evan Knudson. On their ensuing drive, the Sun Devils marched 51 yards
on nine plays with Carpenter’s 1-yard touchdown rush capping the drive to give ASU
a 7-3 led midway through the first quarter. On the day, Carpenter passed for 401
yards and three touchdowns and no interceptions. The Sun Devils extended their
lead after Carpenter found Matt Miller for a 12-yard touchdown strike, which gave the
Sun Devils a 14-3 advantage after the first quarter. Miller had a career day with five
catches for 139 yards and three touchdowns.
As the second quarter began, UW closed the ASU lead to four at 14-10 after a
1-yard touchdown rush by James Sims. Sims posed the most problems for the Sun
Devils as he rushed for 143 yards on 24 carries, finding the end zone twice. Only 1:15
came off the clock before Carpenter found Miller for his second touchdown, this time a
69-yard pass play, which extended the ASU lead to 21-10. The Washington defense,
which recorded seven sacks on the afternoon, contained the explosive ASU offense
through most of the second quarter. Just before the half, Sims crossed the goal line
for a 3-yard score, which cut the ASU lead to 21-17 with 1:48 remaining. In the closing
seconds on the half, ASU marched right back down the field and junior kicker Jesse
Ainsworth booted a 21-yard field goal as time expired with ASU on top, 24-14.
An array of ASU penalties and injuries to the offensive line produced no points
for ASU in the third quarter. The Sun Devil defense remained strong as they only
allowed another Knudson field goal in the third quarter and ASU took a 24-20 lead
into the fourth.
A tough Husky defense kept UW hanging around as no team managed to score
through the majority of the fourth quarter. With just over five minutes remaining in the
game, however, Carpenter found Matt Miller for their third touchdown connection, this
time a 10-yard strike, capping a 10-play, 64-yard drive that put ASU ahead, 31-20. A
Jamar Williams interception from UW quarterback Isaiah Stanbeck put ASU at midfield and sophomore tailback Preston Jones found the end zone on a 10-yard run to
seal the win for the Sun Devils. To finish off the first Sun Devil win since September
24, Josh Golden intercepted UW back-up quarterback Johnny DuRocher and ran it
back 58-yards for the touchdown as time expired as the Sun Devils won going away,
44-20.
The Sun Devils netted just 77 rushing yards on 43 carries and got most of
their offensive production through the air as Carpenter threw for 401 yards and three
touchdowns. The Sun Devil defense created some big plays and linebacker Dale
Robinson recovered two fumbles and Golden and Williams each had an interception.
The Sun Devils came through when they needed to as they converted 10-of-15 on
third down and averaged 15 yards per pass completion. In addition, ASU scored all five
times it was in the red zone.
ASU 27, Washington State 24
Saturday, Nov. 5, 2005 • Kickoff: 2:05 p.m.
Martin Stadium • TV: None • Temp: 42°
Attendance: 31,054
Recap for Washington State game is found in the body of the release.
GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS
RUSHING (Attempts-Yards-TDs-Long)
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
Burgess
10-60-1-12
17-49-0-18
7-43-0-17
10-36-1-14
10-33-0-9
7-25-0-12
11-72-1-38
19-67-0-9
16-41-0-8
Herring
12-134-1-33
5-36-0-17
23-197-2-67
15-58-1-29
15-59-1-15
10-25-0-6
10-37-0-12
3-9-0-6
12-87-0-28
R. Hill
3-10-0-4
DNP
DNP
DNP
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
P. Jones
10-73-1-36
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
10-44-0-23
12-45-1-10
4-12-0-5
Saulsberry
8-31-1-7
DNP
2-5-0-3
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
Richardson
0-0-0-0
2-18-0-10
DNP
0-0-0-0
1-11-0-11
2-10-0-7
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
Canidate
DNP
DNP
6-25-0-7
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0-0
Dewitty
DNP
DNP
3-13-0-9
3-11-0-6
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
0-0-0-0
Wilks
DNP
DNP
3-7-0-7
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
Carpenter
0-0-0-0
DNP
1-2-0-2
1-(-4)-0-0
DNP
DNP
6-4-0-9
9-(-44)-1-9
4-(-4)-0-0
PASSING (Attempts-Completions-Interceptions-Yards-Touchdowns-Long)
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
Keller
24-14-2-208-4-31
56-35-0-461-4-44
31-20-0-409-4-65
36-19-0-365-4-49
45-26-5-347-2-25
56-31-2-277-2-42
25-19-0-98-0-31
DNP
DNP
Carpenter
7-5-0-51-1-17
DNP
8-7-0-74-1-15
2-2-0-15-0-11
DNP
DNP
16-10-1-304-3-38
34-27-0-401-3-69
43-28-1-381-2-59
Burgess
0-0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0-0
1-1-0-43-1-43
Keller
1-(-8)-0-0
1-(-4)-0-0
0-0-0-0
2-(-5)-0-5
5-(-33)-0-0
6-(-13)-0-6
5-(-31)-1-1
DNP
DNP
PUNTING (Attempts-Yards-Avg.-Long-I20)
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
MacDonald
2-93-46.5-48-0
2-101-50.5-53-2
4-158-39.5-46-0
8-284-35.5-46-2
6-289-48.2-67-3
7-330-47.1-55-2
4-141-35.2-45-1
DNP
DNP
Ainsworth
0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0-0
3-125-41.7-50-1
4-103-25.8-44-1
RECEIVING (Receptions-Yards-TDs-Long)
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
Hagan
3-53-2-31
7-95-0-24
5-90-1-26
11-193-2-45
10-162-0-25
4-46-1-20
6-76-0-17
9-115-0-24
6-139-1-59
Burgess
3-27-0-14
5-45-1-12
4-65-1-39
2-48-1-49
3-35-0-24
11-52-0-17
5-53-1-18
4-29-0-8
6-89-0-28
Z. Miller
3-26-1-13
2-23-0-20
DNP
DNP
0-0-0-0
7-71-1-18
6-92-0-31
3-48-0-26
10-98-1-19
Lewis
2-52-1-28
3-76-2-26
4-67-1-36
0-0-0-0
5-71-1-23
3-58-0-42
DNP
DNP
DNP
Mutz
2-35-0-24
4-50-1-27
4-90-0-38
1-28-0-28
3-34-0-14
1-11-0-11
4-37-0-13
1-38-0-38
0-0-0-0
Richardson
0-0-0-0
7-75-0-19
DNP
1-9-0-9
1-13-0-13
3-24-0-10
6-119-1-38
3-24-0-9
6-82-1-29
M. Miller
0-0-0-0
4-65-0-44
3-103-1-65
2-51-1-37
1-20-0-20
1-8-0-8
1-6-0-6
5-139-3-69
0-0-0-0
B. Miller
1-15-0-15
2-13-0-11
1-7-1-7
1-41-0-41
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-01-19-1-19
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
Kimbrough
2-28-1-17
DNP
3-33-0-13
2-15-0-11
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0-0
Bisnett
1-14-0-14
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
M. Jones
1-6-0-6
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0-0
Christensen
1-3-0-3
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
1-16-0-16
Burghgraef
0-0-0-0
1-19-0-19
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
2-4-1-3
1-7-0-7
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
Canidate
DNP
DNP
1-9-0-9
DNP
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0-0
R. Hill
0-0-0-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
1-8-0-8
0-0-0-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
Herring
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
1-4-0-9
1-(-5)-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
1-5-0-5
0-0-0-0
Gray
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
1-15-0-15
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
0-0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0-0
P. Jones
0-0-0-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
0-0-0-0
1-3-0-3
0-0-0-0
GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS
ARIZONA STATE TOTALS
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
Rushing
44-300-4
25-99-0
45-290-2
32-95-2
32-68-1
25-53-0
42-126-2
43-77-2
39-124-0
Passing
31-19-2-259-5
56-35-0-461-4
39-27-0-483-5
38-21-0-380-4
46-26-5-347-2
56-31-2-277-2
41-29-1-402-3
34-27-0-401-3
44-29-1-424-3
Total
Offense
75-559
81-560
84-773
70-475
77-415
81-330
83-528
77-478
83-548
First Downs
To (R-Pa-Pn)
27 (13-14-0)
29 (5-21-3)
30 (11-19-0)
20 (6-13-1)
20 (4-16-0)
21 (4-15-2)
27 (6-20-1)
26 (7-18-1)
31 (6-18-7)
Poss.
Time
29:58
27:39
35:47
24:02
25:08
29:09
32:14
34:36
33:59
TOs
(Fum.-Lost)
3 (3-1)
0 (2-1)
1 (2-1)
0 (0-0)
5 (1-0)
2 (3-0)
1 (0-0)
0 (2-0)
2 (1-1)
Penalties
11-101
6-31
15-142
9-91
5-50
7-56
11-100
14-91
14-134
Points
63
31
52
42
28
17
35
44
27
Rushing
35-62-1
47-190-2
32-180-0
47-144-2
49-373-0
47-234-0
33-66-0
40-213-2
42-223-2
Passing
37-18-2-203-1
30-17-0-244-1
38-25-0-236-3
49-29-3-381-1
39-23-0-258-0
40-20-2-278-2
27-19-0-303-3
26-10-2-185-0
35-21-1-283-1
Total
Offense
72-265
77-434
70-416
96-525
88-631
87-512
60-369
66-398
77-506
First Downs
To (R-Pa-Pn)
18 (4-9-5)
24 (12-11-1)
24 (10-10-4)
31 (10-16-5)
27 (17-9-1)
23 (9-12-2)
20 (4-13-3)
23 (10-8-5)
28 (9-15-4)
Poss.
Time
30:02
32:21
24:13
35:58
34:52
30:51
27:46
25:24
26:01
TOs
(Fum.-Lost)
3 (2-1)
2 (2-2)
1 (3-1)
6 (3-3)
1 (2-1)
3 (5-1)
0 (0-0)
3 (2-2)
2 (2-1)
Penalties
0-0
11-100
4-48
7-61
12-85
6-71
5-35
5-25
10-107
Points
16
35
21
24
38
31
45
20
24
OPPONENT TOTALS
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
INSIDE THE RED ZONE
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
Totals
ASU
Inside 20
8
4
6
2
4
4
4
5
5
TDs
7
2
4
2
3
2
4
4
2
FGs
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
2
Score
7
3
5
2
3
3
4
5
4
Pct.
.875
.750
.833
1.000
.750
.750
1.000
1.000
.800
Opponent
Inside 20
3
3
4
6
2
5
4
4
4
TDs
2
2
3
3
1
2
3
2
1
FGs
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
2
1
Score
2
2
3
4
2
3
4
4
2
Pct.
.667
.667
.750
.667
1.000
.600
1.000
1.000
.500
42
30
6
36
.857
35
19
7
26
.743
Field Goal Attempts (Made field goals in parentheses)
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
ASU
-(26), 47
(27)
--(34)
-44, (21)
(19), (33)
Opponents
--43
-(36)
55, (42), (51), (42), 47
(20)
30, 35
(40), 50, 52
All of ASU’s field goals kicked by Jesse Ainsworth.
TURNOVER TALE
ASU ranks tied for second in the Pac-10 in turnover margin this season
(0.78). In its last 87 games, if ASU wins or breaks even in the turnover battle,
the Sun Devils are 47-7. In that same span, ASU is 4-29 when it loses the
turnover battle. During that stretch, the unexpected has happened 10 times:
in 1999 against Washington State (win) and Oregon (loss); in 2001 vs.
Oregon State (win); 2002 vs. Eastern Washington (win) and Kansas State
(loss); in 2003 vs. Utah State (win), at Iowa (loss), USC (loss) and at UCLA
(loss); and in 2005 vs. LSU (loss).
ASU
15
31
4
1
7
1
0
2
0
2
2005
Turnovers
Result for Opponent...
Points
TD
FG
Punt
Turnover
Missed FG
TO on Downs
Safety
End of Half/Game
Opp
21
73
10
1
2
4
0
2
0
0
GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS
Temple
Dale Robinson led team with 8 tackles and had 2.5 tackles for loss (-8 yards).
Jeremy Payton forced two fumbles.
Mike Davis Jr. and Derron Ware each had an interception.
Terry Richardson finished with five punt returns for a total of 58 yards, tying his
career long with a 45-yarder.
Washington
Josh Golden returned an interception 58 yards for a touchdown and also
forced two fumbles.
Jamar Williams also recorded an interception (no return).
Dale Robinson led the defense with 9 tackles, 1.5 TFL (4 yards) and 0.5 sacks
and recovered two fumbles.
Terry Richardson totaled 131 return yards, returning a punt 21 yards and three
kickoffs for 110 yards, including a 49 yard return.
#5/5 LSU
Dale Robinson led team with a career-high 15 tackles (11 solo) and had
2.5 tackles for loss (-11).
Zach Catanese (12) and Mike Talbot (7) added career bests in tackles.
at Washington State
R.J. Oliver intercepted his first pass since the 2003 season opener (NAU).
Dale Robinson led the team with 10 tackles, 2 TFL and 1.0 sacks.
Mike Davis, Jr. and Josh Golden each forced one fumble in the game.
Northwestern
Josh Barrett led team with career-high eight tackles (7 solo) and had 1.0 TFL
Zach Catanese (7) and Jeremy Payton (7) also had good defensive efforts
at UCLA
TOP DEFENSIVE & SPECIAL TEAMS PERFORMANCES
Arizona
at Oregon State
Jamar Williams led ASU with 13 tackles (9 solo) and also had one sack, one
forced fumble and one interception.
ASU records season-high eight sacks, including three by DeWayne Hollyfield.
#1/1 USC
Terry Richardson returned a punt for a 84-yard TD and had three kickoff
returns for 107 yards (35.67 avg.)
Dale Robinson led all players with 14 tackles and also had 1/2 sack.
Chris MacDonald averaged 48.2 yards on his six punts.
Jesse Ainsworth recorded touchbacks on four of five kickoffs.
#25 Oregon
ASU blocks a field goal (Hollyfield) and a punt (Matt Miller).
MacDonald averaged 47.1 yards on seven punts.
Ainsworth makes 34-yard field goal.
Catanese leads defense with 13 tackles (7 solo).
Robinson records 11 tackles (9 solo), 1.0 TFL and one forced fumble.
Richardson returns four kickoffs for 106 yards (26.5 avg.)
at Stanford
Terry Richardson returns a kickoff for 42 yards
Dale Robinson leads the team with eight tackles.
DeWayne Hollyfield records 3.0 TFL.
Arizona State Sacks - Game-by-Game
Game
Sacks By ASU
Temple
0.0-0
#5/5 LSU
4.0-39
Northwestern
0.0-0
at Oregon State
8.0-42
#1/1 USC
2.0-12
#25 Oregon
0.0-0
at Stanford
3.0-13
Washington
1.0-5
at Washington State
2.0-18
at UCLA
Arizona
Totals
20.0-129
Sacks vs. ASU
1.0-8
0.0-0
0.0-0
2.0-14
5.0-33
4.0-20
7.0-44
7.0-54
3.0-14
29.0-187
ARIZONA STATE STARTERS
OFFENSE
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
WR
Hagan
Hagan
Hagan
Hagan
Hagan
Hagan
Hagan
Hagan
Hagan
LT
Rodd
Rodd
Rodd
Rodd
Rodd
Rodd
Rodd
Rodd
White
LG
Berg
Berg
Berg
Berg
Berg
Berg
Berg
Berg
Rodd
C
Love
Love
Love
Love
Love
Love
Love
Pollak
Pollak
RG
Krula
Krula
Krula
Pollak
Talavou
Talavou
Talavou
Gustavis
Gustavis
RT
Carnahan
Carnahan
Carnahan
Carnahan
Carnahan
White
White
White
Carnahan
TE
Z.Miller
Z.Miller
M. Miller*
Lewis
Z. Miller
Z. Miller
Z. Miller
Z. Miller
Z. Miller
DEFENSE
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
DE
Caldwell
Talbot
Talbot
Caldwell
Caldwell
Caldwell
Talbot
Caldwell
Caldwell
DT
J.Hill
J.Hill
J. Hill
J. Hill
J. Hill
J. Hill
J. Hill
J. Hill
J. Hill
DT
Darley
Darley
Darley
Darley
Hollyfield
Hollyfield
Hollyfield
Hollyfield
Hollyfield
DE
Kofe
Kofe
Kofe
Kofe
Darley
Talbot
Darley
Darley
Kofe
SLB
J.Williams
J.Williams
Payton*
J. Williams
J. Williams
Payton*
J. Williams
J. Williams
James
MLB
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
WLB
James
James
Clapp
James
James
Clapp
James
Golden
J. Williams
* started due to formation
HB
QB
TB
Burghgraef
Keller Burgess
Burghgraef
Keller Burgess
Burghgraef
Keller Burgess
Burghgraef
Keller Burgess
Burghgraef
Keller Burgess
Burghgraef
Keller Burgess
Burghgraef
Keller Burgess
Burghgraef Carpenter Burgess
Burghgraef Carpenter P. Jones
CB
Golden
Golden
Golden
Golden
Golden
Golden
Golden
Oliver
Golden
S
London
London
London
London
London
London
London
Payton
London
WR
Richardson
Richardson
Mutz
Richardson
Richardson
M. Miller
Richardson
Richardson
Burgess
S
CB
Catanese Walter-White
Catanese Walter-White
Catanese Davis Jr.
Catanese Walter-White
Catanese Davis Jr.
Catanese Davis Jr.
Catanese Davis Jr.
Catanese Davis, Jr.
Catanese Davis, Jr.
GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS
ARIZONA STATE SCORING DRIVES
Temple
Qtr. Plays
1
14
1
7
2
5
2
1
3
6
3
7
4
8
4
6
4
5
Yds.
81
85
36
18
60
85
88
16
28
TOP
4:59
2:33
1:13
0:06
2:43
3:06
4:15
2:38
2:21
Score
Burgess 3yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
Lewis 24yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Z.Miller 4yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Hagan 18yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Herring 4yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
Hagan 31yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
#5/5 LSU
Qtr. Plays
2
8
2
8
3
14
4
8
4
13
Yds.
81
71
75
75
80
TOP
2:13
2:17
6:13
2:00
4:19
Score
Lewis 25yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Ainsworth 26yd field goal
Burgess 8yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Lewis 26yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Mutz 4yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Northwestern
Qtr. Plays Yds.
1
6
64
2
4
69
2
5
70
2
4
38
2
6
61
2
6
83
3
9
69
4
14
76
TOP
2:29
0:49
1:17
0:55
2:25
2:19
3:43
7:56
Score
Herring 2yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
Lewis 36yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Ainsworth 27yd field goal
Hagan 24yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Herring 5yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
at Oregon State
Qtr. Plays Yds.
1
3
50
2
7
67
3
7
70
3
8
87
3
4
37
3
1
29
TOP
0:48
1:50
2:07
1:36
1:07
0:07
#1/1 USC
Qtr. Plays
1
0
2
8
2
4
4
10
TOP
0:00
2:44
1:20
2:49
Yds.
0
63
55
70
Kimbrough 17yd pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth PAT)
Saulsberry 2yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
P.Jones 4yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
#25 Oregon
Qtr. Plays
1
5
1
4
3
6
Yds.
57
-9
69
TOP
1:30
1:30
1:25
Score
Hagan 20yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Ainsworth 34yd Field Goal
Z. Miller 1yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
at Stanford
Qtr. Plays
1
12
3
12
4
7
4
15
4
6
Yds.
80
80
77
88
75
TOP
4:58
4:33
2:03
6:09
0:52
Score
Keller 1yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
Burgess 18yd pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth PAT)
Richardson 38yd pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth PAT)
Burgess 4yd run (M. Miller 2-point)
B. Miller 19yd pass from Carpenter (2 pt. failed)
Washington
Qtr. Plays Yds.
1
9
51
1
8
57
2
3
80
2
10
56
4
10
64
4
8
51
TOP
4:14
3:03
1:15
1:48
5:32
3:06
Score
Carpenter 1yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
M. Miller 12yd pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth PAT)
M. Miller 69yd pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth PAT)
Ainsworth 21yd field goal
M. Miller 10yd pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth PAT)
P. Jones 10yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
Burgess 15yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
M. Miller 30yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
B. Miller 7yd pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth PAT)
at Washington State
Qtr. Plays Yds. TOP
1
7
88
2:02
1
6
87
1:51
2
8
88
4:04
2
7
74
2:12
3
14
64
4:46
Score
Hagan 43yd pass from Burgess (Ainsworth PAT)
Richardson 10yd pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth PAT)
Ainsworth 19yd field goal
Z. Miller 5yd pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth PAT)
Ainsworth 33yd field goal
Score
at UCLA
Qtr. Plays Yds.
TOP
Score
Arizona
Qtr. Plays Yds.
TOP
Score
Burgess 49yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Burgess 1yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
Hagan 5yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
M. Miller 37yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Hagan 28yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Herring 29yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
Score
Richardson 84-yard punt return (Ainsworth PAT)
Lewis 7yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
Herring 5yd run (Ainsworth PAT)
Burghgraef 1-yd pass from Keller (Ainsworth PAT)
DRIVE SUPERLATIVES
Longest Scoring Drive
By No. of Plays
By No. of Yards
By Time of Possession
Arizona State
15 (88 yds, 6:09) at Stanford
88 - 4x (last: 8 plays, 4:04) at Washington State
7:56 (14 plays, 76 yds) vs. Northwestern
Opponents
15 (51yds, 5:12) by OSU
91 - 2x (last: 5p, 1:21) by WSU
5:12 (15p, 51yds) by OSU
SCORING BY QUARTER
Arizona State
Game
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
Totals
1
14
0
7
7
7
10
7
14
14
2
14
10
31
7
14
0
0
10
10
3
14
7
7
28
0
7
7
0
3
4
21
14
7
0
7
0
21
20
0
Total
63
31
52
42
28
17
35
44
27
80
96
73
90
339
Opponent
Game
Temple
#5/5 LSU
Northwestern
at Oregon State
#1/1 USC
#25 Oregon
at Stanford
Washington
at Washington State
at UCLA
Arizona
Totals
1
0
0
7
0
0
0
14
3
7
2
2
7
7
3
3
13
17
14
3
3
7
0
0
7
14
11
14
3
14
4
7
28
7
14
21
7
0
0
0
Total
16
35
21
24
39
31
45
20
24
31
69
70
84
254
ASU’S LONGEST PLAYS
ASU’S LONG PLAYS (20 YARDS OR MORE)
Temple
Yards
45
38
36
33
31
28
28
24
24
20
Play
Terry Richardson punt return
Nate Kimbrough kickoff return
Preston Jones run
Keegan Herring run
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller
Jamaal Lewis pass from Sam Keller
Keegan Herring run
Moey Mutz pass from Sam Keller
Jamaal Lewis pass from Sam Keller (TD)
Derron Ware interception return
LSU
Yards
44
27
26
25
25
24
22
20
Play
Matt Miller pass from Sam Keller
Moey Mutz pass from Sam Keller
Jamaal Lewis pass from Sam Keller (TD)
Jamaal Lewis pass from Sam Keller (TD)
Jamaal Lewis pass from Sam Keller
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller
Zach Miller pass from Sam Keller
Northwestern
Yards
Play
67
Keegan Herring run
65
Matt Miller pass from Sam Keller
39
Rudy Burgess pass from Sam Keller
38
Moey Mutz pass from Sam Keller
38
Moey Mutz pass from Sam Keller
36
Jamaal Lewis pass from Sam Keller (TD)
30
Matt Miller pass from Sam Keller (TD)
26
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller
25
Nate Kimbrough punt return
24
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller (TD)
24
Josh Golden kickoff return
at Oregon State
Yards
Play
49
Rudy Burgess pass from Sam Keller(TD)
45
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller
41
Brent Miller pass from Sam Keller
39
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller
37
Matt Miller pass from Sam Keller (TD)
29
Keegan Herring run (TD)
28
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller (TD)
28
Moey Mutz pass from Sam Keller
20
Terry Richardson kickoff return
USC
Yards
84
49
31
25
25
24
23
23
23
22
20
20
20
Play
Terry Richardson punt return (TD)
Terry Richardson kickoff return
Terry Richardson kickoff return
Terry Richardson kickoff return
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller
Rudy Burgess pass from Sam Keller
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller
Jamaal Lewis pass from Sam Keller
Terry Richardson punt return
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller
Matt Miller pass from Sam Keller
Jamaal Lewis pass from Sam Keller
Oregon
Yards
42
32
30
29
26
22
20
Play
Jamaal Lewis pass from Sam Keller
Terry Richardson kickoff return
Terry Richardson kickoff return
Rudy Burgess kickoff return
Terry Richardson kickoff return
Jamar Williams interception return
Derek Hagan pass from Sam Keller (TD)
LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEAR
Rushing Play
67 yds, Keegan Herring, vs. Northwestern, 9/17/05
Rushing Touchdown
29 yds, Keegan Herring, at Oregon State, 9/24/05
Passing Play
69 yds, Rudy Carpenter to Matt Miller, vs. Washington, 10/29/05
Passing Touchdown
69 yds, Rudy Carpenter to Matt Miller, vs. Washington, 10/29/05
Punt Return
84 yds, Terry Richardson, vs. USC, 10/1/05
Kickoff Return
49 yds, Terry Richardson, vs. Washington, 10/29/05
Interception Return
58 yds, Josh Golden, vs. Washington, 10/29/05
Fumble Return
14 yds, Maurice London, vs. USC, 10/1/05
Punt
67 yds, Chris MacDonald, vs. USC, 10/1/05
Field Goal
34 yds, Jesse Ainsworth, vs. Oregon, 10/8/05
LONGEST PLAYS BY THE NUMBER
Plays by Yards ................................................ No.
20-29 .................................................................. 45
30-39 .................................................................. 21
40-49 .................................................................. 10
50-59 .................................................................... 2
60+ ....................................................................... 4
Total ................................................................... 82
at Stanford
Yards
42
38
38
36
31
23
Play
Terry Richardson kickoff return
Terry Richardson pass from Rudy Carpenter (TD)
Rudy Burgess run
Terry Richardson pass from Rudy Carpenter
Zach Miller pass from Sam Keller
Preston Jones run
Washington
Yards
69
58
49
38
36
33
26
25
22
21
Play
Matt Miller pass from Rudy Carpenter (TD)
Josh Golden interception return (TD)
Terry Richardson kickoff return
Moey Mutz pass from Rudy Carpenter
Terry Richardson kickoff return
Matt Miller pass from Rudy Carpenter
Zach Miller pass from Rudy Carpenter
Terry Richardson kickoff return
Derek Hagan pass from Rudy Carpenter
Terry Richardson punt return
at Washington State
Yards
Play
59
Derek Hagan pass from Rudy Carpenter
43
Derek Hagan pass from Rudy Burgess (TD)
29
Terry Richardson pass from Rudy Carpenter
28
Rudy Burgess pass from Rudy Carpenter
28
Keegan Herring run
26
Rudy Burgess pass from Rudy Carpenter
24
Keegan Herring run
20
Rudy Burgess pass from Rudy Carpenter
at UCLA
Yards
xx
Play
xxxx
Arizona
Yards
xx
Play
xxxx
2005 ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL DEPTH CHART
(as of November 6, 2005)
SUN DEVIL DEFENSE
SUN DEVIL OFFENSE
DE
50
45
Kyle Caldwell
Mike Talbot
6-3
6-2
270
244
Jr.
Sr.
DT
1
92
90
Jordan Hill
Brett Palmer
David Smith
6-2
6-2
6-3
282
290
261
Jr.
So.
RS-Fr.
DT
96
98
DeWayne Hollyfield
Shannon Jones
6-4
6-2
275
321
Sr.
Jr.
DE
99
91
85
Quency Darley
Will Kofe
Kellen Mills
6-2
6-2
6-3
265
283
236
Sr.
Jr.
So.
SAM
29
54
Robert James
Adam Vincent
6-0
6-2
220
239
So.
RS-Fr.
MIKE 44
51
Dale Robinson
Beau Manutai
6-1
6-2
232
265
Sr.
Jr.
WILL
4
48
Jamar Williams
Chad Lindsey
6-1
6-0
236
212
Sr.
Fr.
CB
-OR-
31
8
9
Mike Davis Jr.
Keno Walter-White
Littrele Jones
6-3
6-0
5-9
180
174
176
Sr.
Jr.
So.
RS-Fr.
Grad.
S
-OR-
2
23
19
Maurice London
Josh Golden
Josh Barrett
6-0
5-10
6-2
182
184
214
Sr.
Grad.
So.
181
179
175
So.
Fr.
So.
S
5
7
14
Zach Catanese
Jeremy Payton
Derron Ware
6-2
6-1
6-4
226
198
211
Jr.
RS-Fr.
Jr.
187
176
194
Jr.
Sr.
RS-Fr.
CB
26
21
R.J. Oliver
Chad Green
5-9
5-10
178
179
Grad.
So.
WR
80
18
16
Derek Hagan
Moey Mutz
Nate Kimbrough
6-2
6-2
6-1
202
177
180
Sr.
Grad.
RS-Fr.
LT
-OR-
62
72
79
Brandon Rodd
Chaz White
Julius Orieukwu
6-4
6-5
6-7
300
341
317
So.
Sr.
So.
LG
-OR-
62
66
Brandon Rodd
Stephen Berg
6-4
6-6
300
309
So.
Jr.
C
-OR-
76
71
Mike Pollak
Grayling Love
6-4
6-3
285
296
So.
Grad.
RG
-OR-
70
73
63
Leo Talavou
Robert Gustavis
Paul Fanaika
6-4
6-4
6-6
362
292
355
RS-Fr.
So.
RS-Fr.
RT
52
79
Andrew Carnahan
Julius Orieukwu
6-8
6-7
287
317
Jr.
So.
TE
86
88
Zach Miller
Andrew Pettes
6-5
6-4
262
235
So.
RS-Fr.
HB
83
87
Lee Burghgraef
Brent Miller
6-5
6-5
250
235
Grad.
So.
QB
12
10
Rudy Carpenter
Chad Christensen
6-2
6-3
200
215
TB
-OR-OR-
3
24
37
Rudy Burgess
Keegan Herring
Preston Jones
5-11
5-10
5-8
WR
-OR-
17
89
1
Terry Richardson
Matt Miller
Michael Jones
6-1
6-2
6-3
-OR-
SUN DEVIL SPECIALISTS
P
20
37
Jesse Ainsworth
Chris MacDonald
6-3
6-4
215
222
Jr.
So.
PK
20
28
Jesse Ainsworth
Mark Merrill
6-3
5-11
215
177
Jr.
Jr.
KR
-OR-OR-OR-
17
3
23
16
Terry Richardson
Rudy Burgess
Josh Golden
Nate Kimbrough
6-1
5-11
5-10
6-1
187
181
184
180
Jr.
So.
Grad.
RS-Fr.
PR
-OR-OR-OR-
17
3
21
23
Terry Richardson
Rudy Burgess
Nate Kimbrough
Josh Golden
6-1
5-11
6-1
5-10
187
181
180
184
Jr.
So.
RS-Fr.
Sr.
SN
43
86
71
Jason Burke
Zach Miller
Grayling Love
6-2
6-5
6-3
254
262
296
Jr.
So.
Grad.
H
10
9
37
Chad Christensen
Sam Keller
Chris MacDonald
6-3
6-4
6-4
215
230
222
Grad.
Jr.
So.
2005 Arizona State Football -- Updated Statistics
RECORD:
ALL GAMES...........
CONFERENCE..........
NON-CONFERENCE......
DATE
OPPONENT
----------------------------------Sep 01, 2005
TEMPLE
Sep 10, 2005
#5 LSU
Sep 17, 2005
NORTHWESTERN
*Sep 24, 2005 at Oregon State
*Oct 01, 2005
#1 USC
*Oct 08, 2005
#25 OREGON
*Oct 22, 2005 at Stanford
*Oct 29, 2005
WASHINGTON
*Nov 05, 2005 at Washington State
* denotes conference game
W/L
--W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
OVERALL
(5-4-0)
(3-3-0)
(2-1-0)
SCORE ATTEND
----- -----63-16 50049
31-35 63210
52-21 55029
42-24 41374
28-38 71706
17-31 62789
35-45 31711
44-20 57678
27-24 31054
RUSHING
GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G
----------------------------------------------------------Herring, Keegan 9 105 669 27 642 6.1 5 67 71.3
Burgess, Rudy
9 107 444 20 424 4.0 3 38 47.1
Jones, Preston 4 36 179
5 174 4.8 2 36 43.5
Richardson, T. 8
5 39
0 39 7.8 0 11 4.9
Saulsberry, A. 2 10 36
0 36 3.6 1
7 18.0
Canidate, C.
4
6 25
0 25 4.2 0
7 6.2
Dewitty, Shaun 4
6 25
1 24 4.0 0
9 6.0
Hill, Randy
4
3 10
0 10 3.3 0
4 2.5
Wilks, Price
1
3
8
1
7 2.3 0
7 7.0
Berg, Stephen
8
0
6
0
6 0.0 0
0 0.8
Team
6
5
0 15 -15 -3.0 0
0 -2.5
Carpenter, Rudy 6 21 38 84 -46 -2.2 1 10 -7.7
Keller, Sam
7 20 12 106 -94 -4.7 1
6 -13.4
Total.......... 9 327 1491 259 1232 3.8 13 67 136.9
Opponents...... 9 372 1936 251 1685 4.5 17 61 187.2
PASSING
GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G
--------------------------------------------------------------Keller, Sam
7 145.78 264-155-9 58.7 2165 20 65 309.3
Carpenter, Rudy 6 184.86 119-88-2
73.9 1226 10 69 204.3
Burgess, Rudy
9 791.20
1-1-0
100.0 43 1 43 4.8
Total.......... 9 159.57 384-244-11 63.5 3434 31 69 381.6
Opponents...... 9 124.85 321-182-10 56.7 2371 12 61 263.4
RECEIVING
GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G
------------------------------------------------Hagan, Derek
9 61 969 15.9 7 59 107.7
Burgess, Rudy
9 43 443 10.3 4 49 49.2
Miller, Zach
7 31 358 11.5 3 31 51.1
Richardson, T. 8 27 346 12.8 2 38 43.2
Mutz, Moey
9 20 323 16.1 1 38 35.9
Miller, Matt
9 17 392 23.1 5 69 43.6
Lewis, Jamaal
6 17 324 19.1 5 42 54.0
Kimbrough, Nate 5
7 76 10.9 1 17 15.2
Miller, Brent
9
6 95 15.8 2 41 10.6
Burghgraef, Lee 9
4 30 7.5 1 19 3.3
Herring, Keegan 9
3
4 1.3 0
9 0.4
Christensen, C. 9
2 19 9.5 0 16 2.1
Gray, Jeff
6
1 15 15.0 0 15 2.5
Bisnett,Stephen 9
1 14 14.0 0 14 1.6
Canidate, C.
4
1
9 9.0 0
9 2.2
Hill, Randy
4
1
8 8.0 0
8 2.0
Jones, Michael 8
1
6 6.0 0
6 0.8
Jones, Preston 4
1
3 3.0 0
3 0.8
Total.......... 9 244 3434 14.1 31 69 381.6
Opponents...... 9 182 2371 13.0 12 61 263.4
FIELD GOALS
FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk
----------------------------------------------------------------Ainsworth, J.
6-8 75.0 1-1 3-3 2-2 0-2 0-0 34 1
|------- PATs -------|
SCORING
TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points
--------------------------------------------------------------Ainsworth, J.
0 6-8 43-43 0-0 0 0-0 0 0
61
Burgess, Rudy
7 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
42
Hagan, Derek
7 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
42
Miller, Matt
5 0-0
0-0
0-0 1 0-0 0 0
32
Lewis, Jamaal
5 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
30
Herring, Keegan 5 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
30
Miller, Zach
3 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
18
Richardson, T.
3 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
18
Miller, Brent
2 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
12
Jones, Preston
2 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
12
Golden, Josh
1 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
6
Saulsberry, A.
1 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
6
Carpenter, Rudy 1 0-0
0-0
0-1 0 1-1 0 0
6
Burghgraef, Lee 1 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
6
Kimbrough, Nate 1 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
6
Mutz, Moey
1 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
6
Keller, Sam
1 0-0
0-0
0-0 0 0-0 0 0
6
Total.......... 46 6-8 43-43 0-1 1 1-1 0 0 339
Opponents...... 32 9-15 31-31 0-0 1 1-1 0 1 254
SCORE BY QUARTERS
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Total
-------------------- --- --- --- ----Arizona State....... 80 96 73 90 - 339
Opponents........... 31 69 70 84 - 254
HOME
(3-3-0)
(1-2-0)
(2-1-0)
AWAY
(2-1-0)
(2-1-0)
(0-0-0)
NEUTRAL
(0-0-0)
(0-0-0)
(0-0-0)
TEAM STATISTICS
ASU
OPP
--------------------------------------------------FIRST DOWNS..............
231
218
Rushing................
62
85
Passing................
154
103
Penalty................
15
30
RUSHING YARDAGE..........
1232
1685
Yards gained rushing...
1491
1936
Yards lost rushing.....
259
251
Rushing Attempts.......
327
372
Average Per Rush.......
3.8
4.5
Average Per Game.......
136.9
187.2
TDs Rushing............
13
17
PASSING YARDAGE..........
3434
2371
Att-Comp-Int........... 384-244-11 321-182-10
Average Per Pass.......
8.9
7.4
Average Per Catch......
14.1
13.0
Average Per Game.......
381.6
263.4
TDs Passing............
31
12
TOTAL OFFENSE............
4666
4056
Total Plays............
711
693
Average Per Play.......
6.6
5.9
Average Per Game.......
518.4
450.7
KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS....
23-604
22-416
PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS....
22-287
19-266
INT RETURNS: #-YARDS.....
10-112
11-100
FUMBLES-LOST.............
14-4
21-12
PENALTIES-YARDS..........
92-796
60-532
PUNTS-AVG................
44-37.3
43-41.3
TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME..
30:17
29:43
3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS.....
66/135
49/130
4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS.....
7/13
7/16
INTERCEPTIONS
No. Yds Avg TD Long
--------------------------------------Williams, Jamar
3 22 7.3 0 22
Golden, Josh
2 63 31.5 1 58
Oliver, R.J.
1
0 0.0 0
0
Catanese, Zach
1
0 0.0 0
0
Davis Jr., Mike
1
7 7.0 0
7
James, Robert
1
0 0.0 0
0
Ware, Derron
1 20 20.0 0 20
Total.......... 10 112 11.2 1 58
Opponents...... 11 100 9.1 1 51
PUNTING
No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd
----------------------------------------------------MacDonald,Chris 33 1396 42.3 67 4 5 10
4
Ainsworth, J.
7 228 32.6 50 1 1 2
0
Team
4 16 4.0 16 0 0 0
0
Total.......... 44 1640 37.3 67 5 6 12
4
Opponents...... 43 1778 41.3 62 4 8 14
2
PUNT RETURNS
No. Yds Avg TD Long
--------------------------------------Richardson, T.
18 235 13.1 1 84
Kimbrough, Nate
4 52 13.0 0 25
Total.......... 22 287 13.0 1 84
Opponents...... 19 266 14.0 1 57
KICK RETURNS
No. Yds Avg TD Long
--------------------------------------Richardson, T.
13 395 30.4 0 49
Burgess, Rudy
6 113 18.8 0 31
Kimbrough, Nate
2 57 28.5 0 38
Golden, Josh
2 39 19.5 0 24
Total.......... 23 604 26.3 0 49
Opponents...... 22 416 18.9 0 39
ALL PURPOSE
G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G
-----------------------------------------------------Richardson, T. 8 39 346 235 395
0 1015 126.9
Burgess, Rudy
9 424 443
0 113
0 980 108.9
Hagan, Derek
9
0 969
0
0
0 969 107.7
Herring, Keegan 9 642
4
0
0
0 646 71.8
Total.......... 9 1232 3434 287 604 112 5669 629.9
Opponents...... 9 1685 2371 266 416 100 4838 537.6
TOTAL OFFENSE
G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G
---------------------------------------------Keller, Sam
7 284 -94 2165 2071 295.9
Carpenter, Rudy 6 140 -46 1226 1180 196.7
Herring, Keegan 9 105 642
0 642 71.3
Burgess, Rudy
9 108 424 43 467 51.9
Total.......... 9 711 1232 3434 4666 518.4
Opponents...... 9 693 1685 2371 4056 450.7
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
|--------Tackles--------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd
DEFENSIVE LEADERS
GP Solo Ast Total
TFL/Yds
No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------44 Robinson, Dale
9
54
34
88 13.0-43
4.0-25
.
1
1
2--1
3
.
.
5 Catanese, Zach
9
45
33
78
2.5-9
2.0-8
1-0
3
.
1-0
2
.
.
4 Williams, Jamar
8
36
17
53
2.5-16
2.0-15
3-22
.
.
.
1
.
.
2 London, Maurice
8
24
15
39
2.5-3
.
.
6
.
3-14
.
.
.
23 Golden, Josh
9
27
7
34
.
.
2-63
5
.
1-4
3
.
.
29 James, Robert
9
13
19
32
5.0-20
1.0-11
1-0
5
.
.
.
.
.
31 Davis Jr., Mike
9
20
12
32
1.0-6
1.0-6
1-7
8
.
.
1
.
.
1 Hill, Jordan
9
7
19
26
4.5-13
1.0-3
.
3
.
2-0
.
.
.
19 Barrett, Josh
9
20
6
26
2.0-4
.
.
3
.
.
.
.
.
7 Payton, Jeremy
9
12
12
24
2.0-9
1.0-8
.
2
.
.
2
.
.
8 Walter-White, Keno
9
16
6
22
1.0-2
.
.
3
.
.
1
.
.
91 Kofe, Will
9
5
13
18
1.0-5
.
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
45 Talbot, Mike
9
8
9
17
3.5-7
.
.
.
1
1-0
.
.
.
99 Darley, Quency
8
9
8
17
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
26 Oliver, R.J.
6
12
5
17
.
.
1-0
2
.
.
.
.
.
96 Hollyfield, DeWayne
7
10
5
15
9.5-49
5.5-38
.
2
.
.
.
1
.
47 Clapp, Nick
7
11
3
14
1.0-1
.
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
50 Caldwell, Kyle
7
10
4
14
3.0-9
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
51 Manutai, Beau
7
7
7
14
1.5-4
.
.
1
.
.
1
.
.
85 Mills, Kellen
9
6
4
10
.
.
.
.
.
.
1
.
.
14 Ware, Derron
6
6
1
7
.
.
1-20
.
.
.
.
.
.
21 Green, Chad
7
5
1
6
.
.
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
54 Vincent, Adam
8
3
3
6
0.5-1
0.5-1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
25 Bisnett,Stephen
9
3
3
6
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
48 Lindsey, Chad
7
3
2
5
1.0-1
1.0-1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
28 King, Alex
9
3
1
4
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
90 Smith, David
9
2
2
4
2.0-3
.
.
.
.
2-0
.
.
.
3 Burgess, Rudy
9
2
1
3
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
9 Keller, Sam
7
1
2
3
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
TM Team
6
2
.
2
2.0-2
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
81 Thompson, Tyrice
8
2
.
2
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
24 Herring, Keegan
9
.
2
2
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
0I Jones, Littrele
8
1
1
2
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1
.
98 Jones, Shannon
7
1
1
2
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
97 Evans, Wes
3
.
1
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
94 Thompson, Michael
1
1
.
1
1.0-4
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
6 Hill, Randy
4
.
1
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
3G Jones, Preston
4
1
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
37 MacDonald,Chris
7
.
1
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
18 Mutz, Moey
9
1
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
30 Marshall, Uriah
2
.
1
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
80 Hagan, Derek
9
1
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
17 Richardson, Terry
8
1
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
89 Miller, Matt
9
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1
.
Total..........
9 391 262
653
62-211
20-129
10-112
47
2 12-17
15
3
.
Opponents......
9
29-187
11-100
39
7
4-3
12
5
1
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
TEAM STATISTICS
ASU
OPP
-------------------------------------------------------SCORING.......................
339
254
Points Per Game.............
37.7
28.2
FIRST DOWNS...................
231
218
Rushing.....................
62
85
Passing.....................
154
103
Penalty.....................
15
30
RUSHING YARDAGE...............
1232
1685
Yards gained rushing........
1491
1936
Yards lost rushing..........
259
251
Rushing Attempts............
327
372
Average Per Rush............
3.8
4.5
Average Per Game............
136.9
187.2
TDs Rushing.................
13
17
PASSING YARDAGE...............
3434
2371
Att-Comp-Int................
384-244-11
321-182-10
Average Per Pass............
8.9
7.4
Average Per Catch...........
14.1
13.0
Average Per Game............
381.6
263.4
TDs Passing.................
31
12
TOTAL OFFENSE.................
4666
4056
Total Plays.................
711
693
Average Per Play............
6.6
5.9
Average Per Game............
518.4
450.7
KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS.........
23-604
22-416
PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS.........
22-287
19-266
INT RETURNS: #-YARDS..........
10-112
11-100
KICK RETURN AVERAGE...........
26.3
18.9
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE...........
13.0
14.0
INT RETURN AVERAGE............
11.2
9.1
FUMBLES-LOST..................
14-4
21-12
PENALTIES-YARDS...............
92-796
60-532
Average Per Game............
88.4
59.1
PUNTS-YARDS...................
44-1640
43-1778
Average Per Punt............
37.3
41.3
Net punt average............
29.0
32.8
TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME.......
30:17
29:43
3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS..........
66/135
49/130
3rd-Down Pct................
49%
38%
4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS..........
7/13
7/16
4th-Down Pct................
54%
44%
SACKS BY-YARDS................
20-129
29-187
MISC YARDS....................
17
3
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED.............
46
32
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS..........
6-8
9-15
PAT-ATTEMPTS..................
43-43
31-31
ATTENDANCE....................
360461
104139
Games/Avg Per Game..........
6/60077
3/34713
Neutral Site Games..........
0/0
SCORE BY QUARTERS
-------------------Arizona State.......
Opponents...........
1st
--80
31
2nd
--96
69
3rd
--73
70
4th
--90
84
Total
--339
254
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
RUSHING
GP
Att Gain Loss
Net
Avg
TD Long Avg/G
PUNT RETURNS
No.
Yds
Avg TD Long
----------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
Herring, Keegan
9
105
669
27
642
6.1
5
67
71.3
Richardson, Terry
18
235
13.1
1
84
Burgess, Rudy
9
107
444
20
424
4.0
3
38
47.1
Kimbrough, Nate
4
52
13.0
0
25
Jones, Preston
4
36
179
5
174
4.8
2
36
43.5
Total..........
22
287
13.0
1
84
Richardson, Terry
8
5
39
0
39
7.8
0
11
4.9
Opponents......
19
266
14.0
1
57
Saulsberry, Antone
2
10
36
0
36
3.6
1
7
18.0
Canidate, Cornell
4
6
25
0
25
4.2
0
7
6.2
INTERCEPTIONS
No.
Yds
Dewitty, Shaun
4
6
25
1
24
4.0
0
9
6.0
--------------------------------------------
Hill, Randy
4
3
10
0
10
3.3
0
4
2.5
Williams, Jamar
3
22
7.3
0
22
Wilks, Price
1
3
8
1
7
2.3
0
7
7.0
Golden, Josh
2
63
31.5
1
58
Berg, Stephen
8
0
6
0
6
0.0
0
0
0.8
Ware, Derron
1
20
20.0
0
20
Team
6
5
0
15
-15
-3.0
0
0
-2.5
Davis Jr., Mike
1
7
7.0
0
7
Carpenter, Rudy
6
21
38
84
-46
-2.2
1
10
-7.7
Catanese, Zach
1
0
0.0
0
0
Keller, Sam
7
20
12
106
-94
-4.7
1
6 -13.4
Oliver, R.J.
1
0
0.0
0
0
Total..........
9
327 1491
259 1232
3.8
13
67 136.9
James, Robert
1
0
0.0
0
0
Opponents......
9
372 1936
251 1685
4.5
17
61 187.2
Total..........
10
112
11.2
1
58
Opponents......
11
100
9.1
1
51
Effic Att-Cmp-Int
Pct
Yds
TD Lng Avg/G
No.
Yds
Avg TD Long
PASSING
GP
--------------------------------------------------------------------
KICK RETURNS
Keller, Sam
7
145.78
264-155-9
Carpenter, Rudy
6
184.86
119-88-2
Burgess, Rudy
9
791.20
1-1-0
Total..........
9
Opponents......
9
RECEIVING
GP
Avg TD Long
58.7 2165
20
65 309.3
--------------------------------------------
73.9 1226
10
69 204.3
Richardson, Terry
13
395
30.4
0
49
43
Burgess, Rudy
6
113
18.8
0
31
43
1
159.57 384-244-11
63.5 3434
31
69 381.6
Kimbrough, Nate
2
57
28.5
0
38
124.85 321-182-10
56.7 2371
12
61 263.4
Golden, Josh
2
39
19.5
0
24
Total..........
23
604
26.3
0
49
Opponents......
22
416
18.9
0
39
No.
Yds
No.
Yds
Avg
100.0
TD Long Avg/G
4.8
-----------------------------------------------------Hagan, Derek
9
61
969
15.9
7
59 107.7
FUMBLE RETURNS
Burgess, Rudy
9
43
443
10.3
4
49
49.2
--------------------------------------------
Avg TD Long
Miller, Zach
7
31
358
11.5
3
31
51.1
London, Maurice
1
14
14.0
0
14
Richardson, Terry
8
27
346
12.8
2
38
43.2
Robinson, Dale
1
-1
-1.0
0
0
Mutz, Moey
9
20
323
16.1
1
38
35.9
Golden, Josh
1
4
4.0
0
4
Miller, Matt
9
17
392
23.1
5
69
43.6
Total..........
3
17
5.7
0
14
Lewis, Jamaal
6
17
324
19.1
5
42
54.0
Opponents......
1
3
3.0
1
3
Kimbrough, Nate
5
7
76
10.9
1
17
15.2
Miller, Brent
9
6
95
15.8
2
41
10.6
Burghgraef, Lee
9
4
30
7.5
1
19
3.3
Herring, Keegan
9
3
4
1.3
0
9
0.4
Christensen, Chad
9
2
19
9.5
0
16
2.1
Gray, Jeff
6
1
15
15.0
0
15
2.5
Bisnett,Stephen
9
1
14
14.0
0
14
1.6
Canidate, Cornell
4
1
9
9.0
0
9
2.2
Hill, Randy
4
1
8
8.0
0
8
2.0
Jones, Michael
8
1
6
6.0
0
6
0.8
Jones, Preston
4
1
3
3.0
0
3
0.8
Total..........
9
244 3434
14.1
31
69 381.6
Opponents......
9
182 2371
13.0
12
61 263.4
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
|------- PATs -------|
SCORING
TD
FGs
Kick
Rush Rcv Pass
DXP Saf Points
TOTAL OFFENSE
G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G
--------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------
Ainsworth, Jesse
0
6-8
43-43
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
61
Keller, Sam
7
284
-94 2165
2071 295.9
Burgess, Rudy
7
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
42
Carpenter, Rudy
6
140
-46 1226
1180 196.7
Hagan, Derek
7
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
42
Herring, Keegan
9
105
642
0
642
71.3
Miller, Matt
5
0-0
0-0
0-0
1
0-0
0
0
32
Burgess, Rudy
9
108
424
43
467
51.9
Lewis, Jamaal
5
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
30
Jones, Preston
4
36
174
0
174
43.5
Herring, Keegan
5
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
30
Richardson, Terry
8
5
39
0
39
4.9
Richardson, Terry
3
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
18
Saulsberry, Antone
2
10
36
0
36
18.0
Miller, Zach
3
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
18
Canidate, Cornell
4
6
25
0
25
6.2
Jones, Preston
2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
12
Dewitty, Shaun
4
6
24
0
24
6.0
Miller, Brent
2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
12
Hill, Randy
4
3
10
0
10
2.5
Golden, Josh
1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
6
Wilks, Price
1
3
7
0
7
7.0
Burghgraef, Lee
1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
6
Berg, Stephen
8
0
6
0
6
0.8
Mutz, Moey
1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
6
Team
6
5
-15
0
-15
-2.5
Kimbrough, Nate
1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
6
Total..........
9
711 1232 3434
4666 518.4
Keller, Sam
1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
6
Opponents......
9
693 1685 2371
4056 450.7
Carpenter, Rudy
1
0-0
0-0
0-1
0
1-1
0
0
6
PUNTING
No.
Saulsberry, Antone
1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
6
Total..........
46
6-8
43-43
0-1
1
1-1
0
0
339
Opponents......
32
9-15
31-31
0-0
1
1-1
0
1
254
FIELD GOALS
FGM-FGA
Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk
Yds
Avg Long
TB
FC I20 Blkd
----------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------
MacDonald,Chris
42.3
67
4
5
10
4
Ainsworth, J.
Ainsworth, Jesse
7
228
32.6
50
1
1
2
0
Team
4
16
4.0
16
0
0
0
0
FG SEQUENCE
6-8
75.0
1-1
Arizona State
3-3
2-2
0-2
0-0
34
1
33 1396
OPPONENTS
Total..........
44 1640
37.3
67
5
6
12
4
----------------------------------------------------
Opponents......
43 1778
41.3
62
4
8
14
2
TB
OB
Retn
Temple
-
-
LSU
(26),47
-
KICKOFFS
Northwestern
(27)
43
-------------------------------------------------------------
Oregon State
-
47,(22)
Ainsworth, Jesse
USC
-
(36)
Merrill, Mark
Oregon
(34)
55,(42),(51),(42),47
Stanford
-
(20)
Washington
44,(21)
(30),(35)
Washington State
(19),(33)
(40),50,52
Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.
No.
Yds
Avg
Net YdLn
59
3662
62.1
35
0
1
65
65.0
0
0
Total..........
60
3727
62.1
35
0
416 43.5
21
Opponents......
48
3024
63.0
23
1
604 40.8
24
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
ALL PURPOSE
G Rush
Rec
PR
KOR
IR
Tot Avg/G
----------------------------------------------------------Richardson, Terry
8
39
346
235
395
0 1015 126.9
Burgess, Rudy
9
424
443
0
113
0
980 108.9
Hagan, Derek
9
0
969
0
0
0
969 107.7
Herring, Keegan
9
642
4
0
0
0
646
71.8
Miller, Matt
9
0
392
0
0
0
392
43.6
Miller, Zach
7
0
358
0
0
0
358
51.1
Lewis, Jamaal
6
0
324
0
0
0
324
54.0
Mutz, Moey
9
0
323
0
0
0
323
35.9
Kimbrough, Nate
5
0
76
52
57
0
185
37.0
Jones, Preston
4
174
3
0
0
0
177
44.2
Golden, Josh
9
0
0
0
39
63
102
11.3
Miller, Brent
9
0
95
0
0
0
95
10.6
Saulsberry, Antone
2
36
0
0
0
0
36
18.0
Canidate, Cornell
4
25
9
0
0
0
34
8.5
Burghgraef, Lee
9
0
30
0
0
0
30
3.3
Dewitty, Shaun
4
24
0
0
0
0
24
6.0
Williams, Jamar
8
0
0
0
0
22
22
2.8
Ware, Derron
6
0
0
0
0
20
20
3.3
Christensen, Chad
9
0
19
0
0
0
19
2.1
Hill, Randy
4
10
8
0
0
0
18
4.5
Gray, Jeff
6
0
15
0
0
0
15
2.5
Bisnett,Stephen
9
0
14
0
0
0
14
1.6
Wilks, Price
1
7
0
0
0
0
7
7.0
Davis Jr., Mike
9
0
0
0
0
7
7
0.8
Jones, Michael
8
0
6
0
0
0
6
0.8
Berg, Stephen
8
6
0
0
0
0
6
0.8
Team
6
-15
0
0
0
0
-15
-2.5
Carpenter, Rudy
6
-46
0
0
0
0
-46
-7.7
Keller, Sam
7
-94
0
0
0
0
-94 -13.4
Total..........
9 1232 3434
287
604
112 5669 629.9
Opponents......
9 1685 2371
266
416
100 4838 537.6
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Passing Game-by-Game (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
#12 Carpenter, Rudy
Att Comp Int
Pct Yards TD Long Sack-Yds
Effic
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Temple................
7
5
0
71.4
51
1
17
0-0
179.77
Northwestern..........
8
7
0
87.5
74
1
15
0-0
206.45
Oregon State..........
2
2
0 100.0
15
0
11
1-4
163.00
Stanford..............
25
19
1
76.0
304
3
38
3-12
209.74
Washington............
34
27
0
79.4
401
3
69
7-54
207.60
Washington State......
43
28
1
65.1
381
2
59
3-14
150.24
TOTALS................
119
88
2
73.9 1226 10
69
14-84
184.86
#9 Keller, Sam
Att Comp Int
Pct Yards TD Long Sack-Yds
Effic
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Temple................
24
14
2
58.3
208
4
31
1-8
169.47
LSU...................
56
35
0
62.5
461
4
44
0-0
155.22
Northwestern..........
31
20
0
64.5
409
4
65
0-0
217.92
Oregon State..........
36
19
0
52.8
365
4
49
1-10
174.61
USC...................
45
26
5
57.8
347
2
25
5-33
115.00
Oregon................
56
31
2
55.4
277
2
42
4-20
101.55
Stanford..............
16
10
0
62.5
98
0
31
4-32
113.95
TOTALS................
264 155
9
58.7 2165 20
65
15-103 145.78
#3 Burgess, Rudy
Att Comp Int
Pct Yards TD Long Sack-Yds
Effic
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Washington State......
1
1
0 100.0
43
1
43
0-0
791.20
TOTALS................
1
1
0 100.0
43
1
43
0-0
791.20
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Rushing/Receiving Game-by-Game (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
RUSHING
No-Yds/TD
Herring, Keegan..... 105-642/5
Burgess, Rudy....... 107-424/3
Jones, Preston...... 36-174/2
Richardson, T.......
5-39/0
Saulsberry, A....... 10-36/1
Canidate, C.........
6-25/0
Dewitty, Shaun......
6-24/0
Hill, Randy.........
3-10/0
Wilks, Price........
3-7/0
Team................
5--15/0
Carpenter, Rudy..... 21--46/1
Keller, Sam......... 20--94/1
TEMPLE
12-134/1
10-60/1
10-73/1
8-31/1
DNP
DNP
3-10/0
DNP
DNP
1--8/0
LSU
5-36/0
17-49/0
DNP
2-18/0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
1--4/0
NU
23-197/2
7-41/0
DNP
DNP
2-5/0
6-25/0
3-13/0
DNP
3-7/0
DNP
1-2/0
-
OSU
15-58/1
10-36/1
DNP
DNP
DNP
3-11/0
DNP
1--1/0
1--4/0
2--5/0
USC
ORE
STAN
WASH
WSU
15-59/1
10-33/0
DNP
1-11/0
DNP
DNP
1--2/0
DNP
5--33/0
10-25/0
7-25/0
DNP
2-10/0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
6--13/0
10-37/0
11-72/1
10-44/0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
6-4/0
5--31/1
3-9/0
19-67/0
12-45/1
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
9--44/1
DNP
12-87/0
16-41/0
4-12/0
DNP
DNP
DNP
3--12/0
4--4/0
DNP
ORE
STAN
WASH
WSU
6-76/0
5-53/1
1-6/0
6-92/0
6-119/1
DNP
4-37/0
1-19/1
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
-
9-115/0
4-29/0
5-139/3
3-48/0
3-24/0
DNP
1-38/0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
1-5/0
1-3/0
6-139/1
6-89/0
10-98/1
6-82/1
DNP
1-16/0
DNP
-
RECEIVING
No-Yds/TD
TEMPLE
LSU
NU
OSU
USC
Hagan, Derek........
Burgess, Rudy.......
Miller, Matt........
Miller, Zach........
Richardson, T.......
Lewis, Jamaal.......
Mutz, Moey..........
Miller, Brent.......
Kimbrough, Nate.....
Burghgraef, Lee.....
Christensen, C......
Gray, Jeff..........
Bisnett,Stephen.....
Canidate, C.........
Hill, Randy.........
Jones, Michael......
Herring, Keegan.....
Jones, Preston......
61-969/7
43-443/4
17-392/5
31-358/3
27-346/2
17-324/5
20-323/1
6-95/2
7-76/1
4-30/1
2-19/0
1-15/0
1-14/0
1-9/0
1-8/0
1-6/0
3-4/0
1-3/0
3-53/2
3-27/0
3-26/1
2-52/1
2-35/0
1-15/0
2-28/1
1-3/0
1-14/0
DNP
1-6/0
-
7-95/0
5-45/1
4-65/0
2-23/0
7-75/0
3-76/2
4-50/1
2-13/0
DNP
1-19/0
DNP
DNP
DNP
5-90/1
4-65/1
3-103/1
DNP
DNP
4-67/1
4-90/0
1-7/1
3-33/0
1-15/0
1-9/0
DNP
1-4/0
DNP
11-193/2
2-48/1
2-51/1
DNP
1-9/0
1-28/0
1-41/0
2-15/0
DNP
1--5/0
DNP
10-162/0
3-35/0
1-20/0
1-13/0
5-71/1
3-34/0
2-4/1
1-8/0
DNP
4-46/1
11-52/0
1-8/0
7-71/1
3-24/0
3-58/0
1-11/0
DNP
1-7/0
DNP
DNP
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Red-Zone Results (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
Arizona State Inside Opponent Red-Zone
Times
Date
Opponent
Score
Times
Total
In RZ Scored
Pts
TDs
Rush
Pass
FGs
TDs
TDs
Made
---- Failed to score inside RZ ---FGA Downs
Int
Fumb
Half
Game
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sep 01
Temple................. W
63-16
8
7
49
7
4
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
Sep 10
LSU.................... L
31-35
4
3
17
2
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
Sep 17
Northwestern........... W
52-21
6
5
31
4
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
*Sep 24
at Oregon State........ W
42-24
2
2
14
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
*Oct 01
USC.................... L
28-38
4
3
21
3
1
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
*Oct 08
Oregon................. L
17-31
4
3
17
2
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
*Oct 22
at Stanford............ L
35-45
4
4
28
4
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
*Oct 29
Washington............. W
44-20
5
5
31
4
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
*Nov 05
at Washington State.... W
27-24
5
4
20
2
0
2
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Totals
42
36
228
30
12
18
6
0
0
4
1
1
0
36 of 42 (85.7%)
Opponents Inside Arizona State Red-Zone
Times
Date
Opponent
Score
Times
Total
In RZ Scored
Pts
TDs
Rush
Pass
FGs
TDs
TDs
Made
---- Failed to score inside RZ ---FGA Downs
Int
Fumb
Half
Game
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sep 01
Temple................. W
63-16
3
2
14
2
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
Sep 10
LSU.................... L
31-35
3
2
14
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
Sep 17
Northwestern........... W
52-21
4
3
21
3
0
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
*Sep 24
at Oregon State........ W
42-24
6
4
24
3
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
*Oct 01
USC.................... L
28-38
2
2
10
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
*Oct 08
Oregon................. L
17-31
5
3
18
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
*Oct 22
at Stanford............ L
35-45
4
4
24
3
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
*Oct 29
Washington............. W
44-20
4
4
20
2
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
*Nov 05
at Washington State.... W
27-24
4
2
10
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Totals
26 of 35 (74.3%)
35
26
155
19
12
7
7
1
4
2
2
0
0
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Game Results (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
*
*
*
*
*
*
Date
---Sep 01,
Sep 10,
Sep 17,
Sep 24,
Oct 01,
Oct 08,
Oct 22,
Oct 29,
Nov 05,
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
Opponent
-------TEMPLE
#5 LSU
NORTHWESTERN
at Oregon State
#1 USC
#25 OREGON
at Stanford
WASHINGTON
at Washington State
W
W
W
W
W
Score
----63-16
31-35
52-21
42-24
28-38
17-31
35-45
44-20
27-24
L
L
L
L
Overall
Record
-------1- 0- 0
1- 1- 0
2- 1- 0
3- 1- 0
3- 2- 0
3- 3- 0
3- 4- 0
4- 4- 0
5- 4- 0
Conference
Record
-------0- 0- 0
0- 0- 0
0- 0- 0
1- 0- 0
1- 1- 0
1- 2- 0
1- 3- 0
2- 3- 0
3- 3- 0
Time
---3:27
3:39
3:16
3:54
4:03
3:41
3:20
3:16
3:39
--TOTAL OFFENSE--
Attend
-----50049
63210
55029
41374
71706
62789
31711
57678
31054
* - Pac-10
First
----RUSHING----
Return
Penalty
Turn-
Opponent
Score
Downs
Number-Yards
----------PASSING---------Attempts-Comp-Int
Yards
Plays
Yards
Yards
Yards
Overs
--------
-----
--/--
-------/-------
--------/--------
--/--
--/--
---/---
--/--
---/---
--/--
TEMPLE..............
63-16
27/18
44-300 / 35-62
31-19- 2 / 37-18- 2
259/203
75/72
559/265
123/74
LSU.................
31-35
29/24
25-99
/ 47-190
56-35- 0 / 30-17- 0
461/244
81/77
560/434
18/49
NORTHWESTERN........
52-21
30/24
45-290 / 32-180
39-27- 0 / 38-25- 0
483/236
84/70
773/416
110/98
142/48
1/1
Oregon State........
42-24
20/31
32-95
/ 47-144
38-21- 0 / 49-29- 3
380/381
70/96
475/525
57/86
91/61
0/6
USC.................
28-38
20/27
32-68
/ 49-373
45-26- 5 / 39-23- 0
347/258
77/88
415/631
232/45
50/85
5/1
OREGON..............
17-31
21/23
25-53
/ 47-234
56-31- 2 / 40-20- 2
277/278
81/87
330/512
172/180
56/71
2/3
Stanford............
35-45
27/20
42-126 / 33-66
41-29- 1 / 27-19- 0
402/303
83/60
528/369
77/94
100/35
1/0
WASHINGTON..........
44-20
26/23
43-77
/ 40-213
34-27- 0 / 26-10- 2
401/185
77/66
478/398
188/82
91/25
0/4
Washington State....
27-24
31/28
39-124 / 42-223
44-29- 1 / 35-21- 1
424/283
83/77
548/506
43/77
134/107
2/2
796/532
15/22
Totals.............. 339-254 231/218 327-1232/372-1685 384-244-11/321-182-10 3434/2371
Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category
711/693
4666/4056 1020/785
101/0
31/100
3/3
1/2
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Game Superlatives (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
Rushes..............
Yards Rushing.......
TD Rushes...........
Long Rush...........
Pass attempts.......
23
197
2
67
56
Pass completions....
Yards Passing.......
TD Passes...........
35
461
4
Long Pass...........
Receptions..........
69
11
Yards Receiving.....
TD Receptions.......
Long Reception......
Field Goals.........
Long Field Goal.....
Punts...............
Punting Avg.........
Long Punt...........
Long Punt Return....
Long Kickoff Return.
193
3
69
2
34
8
50.5
67
84
49
Tackles.............
Sacks...............
Tackles For Loss....
15
3.0
3.0
Interceptions.......
1
Herring, Keegan vs Northwestern (Sep 17, 2005)
Herring, Keegan vs Northwestern (Sep 17, 2005)
Herring, Keegan vs Northwestern (Sep 17, 2005)
Herring, Keegan vs Northwestern (Sep 17, 2005)
Keller, Sam vs LSU (Sep 10, 2005)
Keller, Sam vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
Keller, Sam vs LSU (Sep 10, 2005)
Keller, Sam vs LSU (Sep 10, 2005)
Keller, Sam vs Temple (Sep 01, 2005)
Keller, Sam vs LSU (Sep 10, 2005)
Keller, Sam vs Northwestern (Sep 17, 2005)
Keller, Sam at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Carpenter, Rudy vs Washington (Oct 29, 2005)
Hagan, Derek at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Burgess, Rudy vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
Hagan, Derek at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Miller, Matt vs Washington (Oct 29, 2005)
Miller, Matt vs Washington (Oct 29, 2005)
Ainsworth, Jesse at Washington State (Nov 05, 2005)
Ainsworth, Jesse vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
MacDonald,Chris at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
MacDonald,Chris vs LSU (Sep 10, 2005)
MacDonald,Chris vs USC (Oct 01, 2005)
Richardson, Terry vs USC (Oct 01, 2005)
Richardson, Terry vs USC (Oct 01, 2005)
Richardson, Terry vs Washington (Oct 29, 2005)
Robinson, Dale vs LSU (Sep 10, 2005)
Hollyfield, DeWayne at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Hollyfield, DeWayne at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Hollyfield, DeWayne at Stanford (Oct 22, 2005)
Ware, Derron vs Temple (Sep 01, 2005)
Davis Jr., Mike vs Temple (Sep 01, 2005)
Williams, Jamar at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Golden, Josh at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
James, Robert at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Williams, Jamar vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
Catanese, Zach vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
Williams, Jamar vs Washington (Oct 29, 2005)
Golden, Josh vs Washington (Oct 29, 2005)
Oliver, R.J. at Washington State (Nov 05, 2005)
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Game Superlatives (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes..............
Yards Rushing.......
Yards Per Rush......
TD Rushes...........
Pass attempts.......
45
300
6.8
4
56
Pass completions....
Yards Passing.......
Yards Per Pass......
TD Passes...........
35
483
12.4
5
Total Plays.........
Total Offense.......
Yards Per Play......
Points..............
Sacks By............
First Downs.........
Penalties...........
Penalty Yards.......
Turnovers...........
Interceptions By....
84
773
9.2
63
8
31
15
142
5
3
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
at
at
vs
vs
vs
at
Northwestern (Sep 17,
Temple (Sep 01, 2005)
Temple (Sep 01, 2005)
Temple (Sep 01, 2005)
LSU (Sep 10, 2005)
Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
LSU (Sep 10, 2005)
Northwestern (Sep 17,
Northwestern (Sep 17,
Temple (Sep 01, 2005)
Northwestern (Sep 17,
Northwestern (Sep 17,
Northwestern (Sep 17,
Northwestern (Sep 17,
Temple (Sep 01, 2005)
Oregon State (Sep 24,
Washington State (Nov
Northwestern (Sep 17,
Northwestern (Sep 17,
USC (Oct 01, 2005)
Oregon State (Sep 24,
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2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Game Superlatives (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
Rushes..............
Yards Rushing.......
TD Rushes...........
38
240
2
Long Rush...........
Pass attempts.......
Pass completions....
61
43
24
Yards Passing.......
TD Passes...........
Long Pass...........
311
3
61
Receptions..........
Yards Receiving.....
TD Receptions.......
11
185
2
Long Reception......
61
Field Goals.........
Long Field Goal.....
Punts...............
Punting Avg.........
Long Punt...........
Long Punt Return....
Long Kickoff Return.
Tackles.............
Sacks...............
3
51
8
55.0
62
57
39
13
3.0
Tackles For Loss....
4.0
Interceptions.......
2
Harrison,Jerome, at Washington State (Nov 05, 2005)
Harrison,Jerome, at Washington State (Nov 05, 2005)
Joseph Addai, vs LSU (Sep 10, 2005)
Bush, Reggie, vs USC (Oct 01, 2005)
White, LenDale, vs USC (Oct 01, 2005)
Sims, James, vs Washington (Oct 29, 2005)
Harrison,Jerome, at Washington State (Nov 05, 2005)
Harrison,Jerome, at Washington State (Nov 05, 2005)
Moore, Matt, at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Basanez, Brett, vs Northwestern (Sep 17, 2005)
Moore, Matt, at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Moore, Matt, at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Edwards, Trent, at Stanford (Oct 22, 2005)
Clemens,Kellen, vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
Stanback,Isaiah, vs Washington (Oct 29, 2005)
Hass, Mike, at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Bradford, Mark, at Stanford (Oct 22, 2005)
Herbert, Shaun, vs Northwestern (Sep 17, 2005)
Bradford, Mark, at Stanford (Oct 22, 2005)
Williams,D., vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
Russo, Anthony, vs Washington (Oct 29, 2005)
Evensen,Matt, vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
Evensen,Matt, vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
HENDY, Jake, vs Temple (Sep 01, 2005)
Chris Jackson, vs LSU (Sep 10, 2005)
Paulescu, Sam, at Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Cole, Marquice, vs Northwestern (Sep 17, 2005)
Bursey, Lorenzo, at Washington State (Nov 05, 2005)
Frampton, Eric, at Washington State (Nov 05, 2005)
Trucks,Anthony, vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
Oshinowo, B., at Stanford (Oct 22, 2005)
Trucks,Anthony, vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2005)
Oshinowo, B., at Stanford (Oct 22, 2005)
Walker, John, vs USC (Oct 01, 2005)
2005 Arizona State Sun Devil Football
Arizona State Game Superlatives (as of Nov 05, 2005)
All games
OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes..............
Yards Rushing.......
Yards Per Rush......
TD Rushes...........
Pass attempts.......
Pass completions....
Yards Passing.......
Yards Per Pass......
TD Passes...........
49
373
7.6
5
49
29
381
11.2
3
Total Plays.........
Total Offense.......
Yards Per Play......
Points..............
Sacks By............
96
631
7.2
45
7
First Downs.........
Penalties...........
Penalty Yards.......
Turnovers...........
Interceptions By....
31
12
107
6
5
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USC (Oct 01, 2005)
USC (Oct 01, 2005)
USC (Oct 01, 2005)
USC (Oct 01, 2005)
Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
Stanford (Oct 22, 2005)
Northwestern (Sep 17, 2005)
Stanford (Oct 22, 2005)
Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
USC (Oct 01, 2005)
USC (Oct 01, 2005)
Stanford (Oct 22, 2005)
Stanford (Oct 22, 2005)
Washington (Oct 29, 2005)
Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
USC (Oct 01, 2005)
Washington State (Nov 05, 2005)
Oregon State (Sep 24, 2005)
USC (Oct 01, 2005)