 |
| LB
Brandon Archer |
| |
| 2005
Statistics |
Coach:
Ron Prince
1st
year |
| 2005
Record: 5-6 |
|
| FL.
INTERNATIONAL |
WON
35-21 |
| at
Marshall |
WON
21-19 |
| NORTH
TEXAS |
WON
54-7 |
| at
Oklahoma |
LOST
21-43 |
| KANSAS |
WON
12-3 |
| at
Texas Tech |
LOST
20-59 |
| TEXAS
A&M |
LOST
28-30 |
| COLORADO |
LOST
20-23 |
| at
Iowa State |
LOST
17-45 |
| at
Nebraska |
LOST
25-27 |
| MISSOURI |
WON
36-28 |
|
2005 Final Rankings
AP-UR, Coaches-UR, BCS-UR
|
| Projected
Record: 6-6 |
| KANSAS
STATE
*POWER RATINGS |
| Offense |
Defense |
| QB
- 3 |
DL
- 3 |
| RB
- 3.5 |
LB
- 3.5 |
| WR
- 3.5 |
DB
- 3 |
| OL
- 2.5 |
.. |
|
| RETURNING
LEADERS |
| Passing:
None
Rushing: Thomas Clayton, 137 att.,
637 yds., 4 TD
Receiving: Jordy Nelson, 45 rec.,
669 yds., 8 TD
Scoring: Jordy Nelson, 9 TD, 54 pts.
Punting: Tim Reyer, 65 punts, 40.3
avg.
Kicking: Jeff Snodgrass, 10-16 FG,
21-23 PAT, 51 pts.
Tackles: Brandon Archer, 72 tot.,
43 solo
Sacks: Brandon Archer, 3 sacks
Interceptions: Justin McKinney, 3
for 4 yds.
Kickoff Returns: Yamon Figurs, 12
ret., 24.7 avg., 1 TD
Punt Returns: Jermaine Moreira, 19
ret., 10.6 avg., 1 TD
|
|
 |
| WR
Jordy Nelson |
|
|
|
|
|
OFFENSE
- 8
|
----RETURNING
STARTERS----
|
DEFENSE
- 8
|
|
|
KEY
LOSSES
|
| OFFENSE:
Victor Mann-FB, Davin Dennis-WR, Jeromey Clary-OT,
Allan
Evridge-QB, Allen Webb-QB |
| DEFENSE:
Derek
Marso-DT, Tearrius George-DE, Ted Sims-MLB,
Maurice Porter-SS |
|
|
|
2006
OFFENSE
|
| BEST
PLAYER: WR Jordy Nelson
TOP NEWCOMER: WR Val Taylor
STRENGTH:
Numbers at RB representing tons of options, any
of the top three could end up starting; One of
the Big 12's top receiving threats, Jordy Nelson
fits well in this West Coast offense, combined
with Jermaine Moreira and starting tight end Rashaad
Norwood...WR is the deepest position on the team
CONCERN:
No one on the QB roster threw a pass in 2005 and
the battle between Meier and Freeman will continue
up until the opener. The most experienced QB (Allan
Evridge) has decided to transfer in the process;
Although four starters return on the OL, none
of them seem capable of maintaining their starting
role; Quality RBs only managed 3.5 yards per carry
in this system last year.
|
 |
|
RB
Thomas Clayton
|
|
 |
| KANSAS
STATE 2006 DEPTH CHART
Returning Starters/Key
Players |
| OFFENSE |
| QB |
Dylan
Meier-Sr (6-2, 211) |
Josh
Freeman-Fr (6-6, 218) |
| RB |
Thomas
Clayton-Sr (6-0, 220) |
Carlos
Alsup-Sr (6-1, 215) |
| WR |
Yamon
Figurs-Sr (6-0, 185) |
Cedric
Wilson-So (6-1, 190) |
| WR |
Jermaine
Moreira-Sr (5-11, 190) |
Antonio
Brown-Fr (5-9, 156) |
| WR |
Jordy
Nelson-Jr (6-3, 210) |
Daniel
Gonzalez-Jr (6-3, 216) |
| TE |
Rashaad
Norwood-Jr (6-5, 240) |
Brett
Alstatt-So (6-5, 245) |
| OT |
Derek
Meyer-Fr (6-6, 290) |
Brad
Rooker-So (6-6, 291) |
| OG |
Caleb
Handy-So (6-1, 313) |
Greg
Wafford-Sr (6-1, 313) |
| C |
Jordan
Bedore-So (6-3, 302) |
John
Hafferty-Jr (6-2, 296) |
| OG |
Gerard
Spexarth-So (6-6, 312) |
Michael
Frieson-Sr (6-7, 316) |
| OT |
Nick
Stringer-Fr (6-6, 271) |
Logan
Robinson-Jr (6-8, 338) |
| K |
Jeff
Snodgrass-Sr (6-2, 200) |
Tim
Schwerdt-Jr (5-8, 174) |
|
|
|
2006
DEFENSE
|
| BEST
PLAYER: LB Brandon Archer
TOP
NEWCOMER: LB Reggie Walker
STRENGTH:
Strong against the run with some of the stuffers
playing at DT; The LBs are the strength of the
defense led by Brandon Archer, who has led the
team in tackles the last two seasons; The secondary
held opposing passers to a 56% completion rate
last fall and the returning FS Marcus Watts was
chosen as the defensive MVP
CONCERN:
Pass rush needs to improve
|
 |
|
DB
Marcus Watts
|
|
|
| KANSAS
STATE 2006 DEPTH CHART
Returning Starters/Key
Players |
| DEFENSE |
| DE |
Rob
Jackson-Jr (6-3, 265) |
Eric
Childs-Fr (6-3, 230) |
| DT |
Blake
Seiler-Sr (6-2, 252) |
Alphonso
Moran-So (6-1, 290) |
| NT |
Quintin
Echols-Sr (6-2, 305) |
Steven
Cline-Jr (6-1, 291) |
| DE |
Ian
Campbell-So (6-5, 232) |
Moses
Manu-Jr (6-2, 258) |
| SLB |
Reggie
Walker-So (6-2, 220) |
Ross
Diehl-Fr (6-2, 220) |
| MLB |
Zach
Diles-Sr (6-2, 230) |
Antwon
Moore-So (5-10, 209) |
| WLB |
Brandon
Archer-Sr (6-2, 230) |
Maurice
Mack-Sr (6-0, 215) |
| CB |
Bryan
Baldwin-Jr (5-11, 185) |
Byron
Garvin-Jr (5-10, 180) |
| CB |
Justin
McKinney-Jr (5-10, 185) |
Devin
Anderson-Jr (5-10, 185) |
| SS |
Kyle
Williams-Sr (6-1, 200) |
Kevin
Hollis-Fr (5-11, 190) |
| FS |
Marcus
Watts-Jr (6-2, 180) |
Andrew
Erker-So (6-0, 180) |
| P |
Tim
Reyer-Jr (6-0, 195) |
Cole
Brokenicky-Jr (5-10, 197) |
|
|
|
|
|
2006
SPECIAL TEAMS
|
| KICKER
Jeff Snodgrass has plenty of power as evident in his
57-yard field goal versus North Texas. He was also 5-of-8
from 40 yards plus.
PUNTER
Tim Reyer has struggled since his solid freshman season.
He put 18 of his 65 kicks inside the 20 and had only
five touchbacks, but his distance (40.3 yard average)
was well off his freshman average of 42.4.
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