 |
| CB
Trumaine McBride |
| |
| 2005
Statistics |
Coach:
Ed Orgeron
3-8,
1 year |
| 2005
Record: 3-8 |
|
| at
Memphis |
WON
10-6 |
| at
Vanderbilt |
LOST
23-31 |
| WYOMING |
LOST
14-24 |
| at
Tennessee |
LOST
10-27 |
| THE
CITADEL |
WON
27-7 |
| ALABAMA |
LOST
10-13 |
| KENTUCKY |
WON
13-7 |
| at
Auburn |
LOST
3-27 |
| ARKANSAS |
LOST
17-28 |
| LOUISIANA
STATE |
LOST
7-40 |
| at
Mississippi State |
LOST
14-35 |
|
2005 Final Rankings
AP-UR, Coaches-UR, BCS-UR
|
| Projected
Record: 4-8 |
| MISSISSIPPI
*POWER RATINGS |
| Offense |
Defense |
| QB
- 3.5 |
DL
- 2 |
| RB
- 3.5 |
LB
- 3.5 |
| WR
- 1.5 |
DB
- 4.5 |
| OL
- 2 |
.. |
|
| RETURNING
LEADERS |
| Passing:
Robert Lane, 22-9-4, 79 yds., 0 TD
Rushing: Mico McSwain, 124 att.,
612 yds., 3 TD
Receiving: Robert Lane, 17 rec.,
213 yds., 1 TD
Scoring: Matt Hinkle, 5-10 FG, 6-6
PAT, 21 pts.
Punting: Rob Park, 43 punts, 38.2
avg.
Kicking: Matt Hinkle, 5-10 FG, 6-6
PAT, 21 pts.
Tackles: Patrick Willis, 128 tot.,
90 solo
Sacks: Patrick Willis, Garry Pack
- 3 each
Interceptions: Garry Pack, Patrick
Willis, Trumaine McBride, Charles Clark
- 1 each
Kickoff Returns: Burnell Wallace, 4
ret., 12.0 avg., 0 TD
Punt Returns: none
|
|
 |
| RB
BenJarvus Green-Ellis |
|
|
| |
| OFFENSE
- 5 |
----RETURNING
STARTERS---- |
DEFENSE
- 5 |
|
| KEY
LOSSES |
| OFFENSE:
Micheal Spurlock-QB, Larry Kendrick-RB, Taye
Biddle-WR, Mario Hill-WR, Mike Espy-WR, Jimmy
Brooks-TE, Bobby Harris-OT, Tre' Stallings-OT |
| DEFENSE:
Jayme
Mitchell-DE, McKinley Boykin-DT, Michael Bozeman-NT,
Corvelli Haynes-DE, Kelvin Robinson-WLB, Travis
Johnson-CB |
|
|
| 2006
OFFENSE |
| BEST
PLAYER: QB Brent Shaeffer
TOP
NEWCOMERS: QB Brent Shaeffer / RB BenJarvus
Green-Ellis
STRENGTH:
Univ. of Tennessee/JUCO transfer Brent Shaeffer
is being built as the savior of Ole Miss football...he
is shifty and quick and gives the Rebels an experienced
QB after being the first freshman QB to start
a season opener in the SEC since 1945 while playing
for the Vols; Another transfer will boost the
offense with RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis, who started
for Indiana two seasons ago...he could be the
biggest surprise in the SEC.
CONCERN:
The running game was hideous in 2005
(73.3 yards per game, ranked 116th); The OL is
in shambles as veterans and newcomers are being
swapped around in an attempt to find a descent
combination...Ole Miss will bonus from the hiring
of new OL Coach Art Kehoe who comes over after
putting 25 years in with the Miami Hurricanes;
The receiving cupboard is bare as the top gun
spent most of 2005 as a QB (Robert Lane).
|
 |
| OT
Michael Oher
|
|
 |
| MISSISSIPPI
2006 DEPTH CHART
Returning Starters/Key
Players |
| OFFENSE |
| QB |
Brent
Schaeffer-Jr (6-2, 195) |
Seth
Adams-Jr (6-4, 215) |
| FB |
Jason
Cook-So (6-0, 230) |
Reggie
Hicks-Fr (6-1, 225) |
| RB |
BenJarvus
Green-Ellis-Jr (5-11, 211) |
Mico
McSwain-So (6-1, 203) |
| WR |
Burnell
Wallace-So (6-0, 175) |
Carlos
Suggs-Jr (6-5, 200) |
| WR |
Marshay
Green-Fr (5-10, 170) |
Michael
Hicks-Fr (6-3, 215) |
| TE |
Robert
Lane-Jr (6-3, 225) |
Robert
Hough-Jr (6-4, 220) |
| OT |
Michael
Oher-So (6-5, 330) |
David
Traxler-So (6-6, 292) |
| OG |
Andrew
Wicker-Sr (6-5, 290) |
Reid
Neely-Fr (6-6, 295) |
| C |
Thomas
Eckers-Jr (6-2, 290) |
Corey
Actis-Jr (6-5, 295) |
| OG |
Maurice
Miller-So (6-3, 320) |
James
McCoy-Sr (6-3, 312) |
| OT |
Darryl
Harris-Jr (6-3, 285) |
Marcus
Cohen-Jr (6-5, 290) |
| K |
Will
Moseley-Sr (6-2, 200) |
Matt
Hinkle-Jr (5-8, 155) |
|
|
| 2006
DEFENSE |
| BEST
PLAYER: LB Patrick Willis
TOP
NEWCOMER: CB Nate Banks
STRENGTH:
All-American LB Patrick Willis is the focus of
the entire defense after leading the nation in
solo tackles and being tabbed the 2005 SEC Defensive
Player of the Year; One of the few defensive bright
spots is the secondary...three of four top guns
are back after having a top rated performance
from a season ago (14th nationally in pass defense).
CONCERN:
Four graduating starters on the DL will prove
troublesome...incoming blue-chip players will
be called upon to boost a unit filled with underclassmen
with little to no experience; Lacking a weak side
linebacker; Overall depth.
|
 |
| LB
Patrick Willis
|
|
|
| MISSISSIPPI
2006 DEPTH CHART
Returning Starters/Key
Players |
| DEFENSE |
| DE |
Peria
Jerry-So (6-2, 290) |
Viciente
DeLoach-Jr (6-4, 260) |
| DT |
Hayward
Howard-So (6-4, 300) |
Jerrell
Powe-Fr (6-2, 330) |
| NT |
Brandon
Jenkins-Jr (6-5, 280) |
Jeremy
Garrett-Jr (6-1, 275) |
| DE |
Chris
Bowers-So (6-2, 231) |
LeRon
King-So (6-0, 205) |
| SLB |
Garry
Pack-Jr (6-1, 220) |
Robert
Russell-So (6-0, 235) |
| MLB |
Patrick
Willis-Sr (6-2, 230) |
Rogers
Loche-Fr (6-0, 225) |
| WLB |
Quentin
Taylor-So (6-0, 235) |
Antonio
Turner-So (6-1, 223) |
| CB |
Nate
Banks-Jr (5-11, 180) |
Terrell
Jackson-So (5-10, 190) |
| CB |
Trumaine
McBride-Sr (5-10, 180) |
Dustin
Mouzon-So (5-11, 170) |
| SS |
Jamarca
Sanford-So (5-10, 200) |
Bryan
Brown-Sr (5-9, 200) |
| FS |
Charles
Clark-Sr (6-0, 195) |
Jamal
Harvey-Fr (6-3, 200) |
| P |
Rob
Park-So (6-0, 185) |
Will
Moseley-Sr (6-2, 200) |
|
|
|
|
| 2006
SPECIAL TEAMS |
| KICKER
Both Will Moseley and Matt Hinkle return after managing
to hit only 50% on FG tries. Moseley has a knack with
kickoff duties (SEC's best at touchbacks). Neither made
much improvement in the spring, which leaves the door
open for redshirt freshman Justin Sparks.
PUNTER
Rob Park seems to have won the job again although his
38.2 average is modest at best.
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