Game 8 RECORDS FALL AS REED, DAVEY LEAD LSU ...

Game 8

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F

November 3,2001Bryant-Denny Stadium

Tuscaloosa,Ala.Attendance: 83,818

LSU 35

Alabama 21

RECORDS FALLAS REED,DAVEY LEADLSU OVER TIDE

Rohan Davey threw for anLSU record 528 yards on aschool-record 35 completions,while Josh Reed shattered bothschool and SEC records with 19receptions and 293 yards as theTigers upended Alabama, 35-21,in Tuscaloosa.LSU broke a 21-21tie with four seconds left in thethird quarter when Davey hitReed on a 25-yard scoring pass.LaBrandon Toefield scored threeshort-yardage touchdowns onthe ground and put an exclama-tion point on his day with a sixyard score midway through thefourth quarter to provide thefinal margin of victory.Defensively, linebacker BradieJames led the Tigers with 14tackles, 13 of which were solo,while Jarvis Green added seventackles and a pair of sacks in thevictory. Ryan Clark posted theseventh interception of hiscareer. With the win, LSU ran itsroad record to 3-1.

“Obviously Rohan had a great game today.He looked poised. He looked confident.When he plays that way we’re a pretty goodfootball team.”- LSU HEAD COACH NICK SABAN

“Josh Reed is a great player. To me he’s thebest receiver in the country.”- LSU FREE SAFETY RYAN CLARK

On the record-setting day for Rohan Davey and Josh Reed:

“All we had to do today was play pitch andcatch.”- LSU QUARTERBACK ROHAN DAVEY

• National Player of the Week (The Sporting News)

• SEC Offensive Player of the Week- LSU RECEIVERJOSHREED

• Josh Reed set LSU and SEC records for single game receptions and yardage,catching 19passes for 293 yards. Reed broke Wendell Davis' 15-year-old record of 14 receptions againstOle Miss in 1986,while passing Todd Kinchen's school record of 248 yards receiving againstMississippi State in 1991.The previous SEC records were 17 receptions, accomplished twice(most recently in 1995), and 269 yards by Craig Yeast of Kentucky in 1998.• Rohan Davey broke Tommy Hodson's LSU single game record for passing yards, throwingfor 528 yards. Hodson threw for 438 yards against Tennessee in 1989.• The 528 yards by Davey are the most yards passing against an Alabama team, as were his 35completions (breaking Archie Manning's record of 34).• Davey's 540 yards of total offense (528 passing, 12 rushing) tied Archie Manning's (OleMiss) SEC-record for a single game set on Oct. 4, 1969,versus Alabama.• Davey's 35 completions broke the LSU record of 33 set by Jeff Wickersham in 1983. Davey's44 attempts were well shy of the school record of 58 by Josh Booty on Sept. 19,1999, againstAuburn. However, Davey's mark ranked in a tie for seventh in school history with Jesse Daigle(Nov. 16, 1991 vs. Mississippi State).• Josh Reed became the first Tiger to record back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons, surpassing themark on a 16-yard reception in the second quarter. The reception gave Reed 1,004 yards on theseason at the time. Reed joined Joey Kent of Tennessee, who recorded back-to-back 1,000-yardseasons in 1995 and 1996 as the only other player in SEC history to accomplish the feat.• Toefield scored at least three touchdowns for the third time on the season (three vs. Tulane,three vs. Utah St., three vs.Alabama).

Josh Reed grabbed thenational spotlight with 19

catches for 293 yards,both SEC records, as theTigers won in Tuscaloosa

for the first time since1997.

What they said...

Notes on the Game

What they did...

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LSU 14 0 14 7 - 35Alabama 0 10 11 0 - 21

LSU 10:26 1Q LaBrandon Toefield 3 run (J. Corbello kick)LSU 2:15 1Q Jerel Myers 34 pass from Rohan Davey

(Corbello kick)UA 11:20 2Q Neal Thomas 23 field goalUA 2:03 2Q Terry Jones 5 pass from Tyler Watts

(Thomas kick)LSU 12:47 3Q Toefield 2 run (Corbello kick)UA 8:49 3Q Thomas 34 field goalUA 3:38 3Q Watts 22 run (Antonio Carter pass)LSU 0:04 3Q Josh Reed 25 pass from Davey

(Corbello kick)LSU 7:00 4Q Toefield 6 run (Corbello kick)

LSU UAFIRST DOWNS 30 18

RUSHING 4 11PASSING 23 7PENALTY 3 0

RUSHING ATTEMPTS 30 39YARDS GAINED RUSHING 103 203YARDS LOST RUSHING 20 29NET YARDS RUSHING 83 174NET YARDS PASSING 528 209

PASSES ATTEMPTED 44 28PASSES COMPLETED 35 15

HAD INTERCEPTED 1 1TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 74 67TOTAL NET YARDS 611 383

AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAY 8.3 5.7FUMBLES/LOST 3-2 0-0PENALTIES/YARDS 5-36 9-85INTERCEPTIONS/YARDS 1-0 1-8PUNTS/YARDS 2-87 6-204

AVERAGE PER PUNT 43.5 34.0PUNT RETURNS/YARDS 2-5 1-7KICKOFF RETURNS/YARDS 3-53 6-119POSSESSION TIME 31:02 28:58THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 8 of 13 6 of 15SACKS BY 2-12 1-3

LSURUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGL. Toefield 23 82 9 73 3 11Rohan Davey 3 15 3 12 0 12M. Clayton 1 6 0 6 0 6

PASSING ATT. COMP INT. YDS. TD LONG SACKSRohan Davey 44 35 1 528 2 47 1

RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGJosh Reed 19 293 1 47M. Clayton 7 126 0 41Jerel Myers 5 64 1 34Robert Royal 2 9 0 9C. Webster 1 30 0 30La. Toefield 1 6 0 6

PUNTING NO. YDS. AVG. LONG I20Donnie Jones 2 87 43.5 49 0

FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONG KICKSJohn Corbello 1 0 0 Missed 34

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPDomanick Davis 0 0 0 1 13 13 0 0 0Josh Reed 2 5 0 2 40 23 0 0 0Ryan Clark 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

AlabamaRUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGTyler Watts 21 110 24 86 1 22A. Galloway 8 45 0 45 0 16S. Beard 8 40 5 35 0 13Andrew Zow 1 7 0 7 0 7Ray Hudson 1 1 0 1 0 1

PASSING ATT. COMP INT. YDS. TD LONG SACKSTyler Watts 22 13 0 165 1 41 2Andrew Zow 5 1 1 10 0 10 0A. Carter 1 1 0 34 0 34 0

RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGFreddie Milons 5 91 0 34A. Carter 4 50 0 22Terry Jones 2 7 1 5Sam Collins 1 41 0 41Dre Fulgham 1 8 0 8Triandos Luke 1 7 0 7Ray Hudson 1 5 0 5

PUNTING NO. YDS. AVG. LONGLane Bearden 6 204 34.0 43

FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONG KICKSNeal Thomas 2 2 34 Made 34

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPA. Carter 1 7 7 1 23 23 0 0 0Triandos Luke 0 0 0 2 32 20 0 0 0Kenny King 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 8J. McAddley 0 0 0 3 64 24 0 0 0

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Scoring Summary Team Statistical Comparison

Game 9



F

November 10, 2001Tiger Stadium

Baton Rouge,La.Attendance: 88,249

LSU 30

Middle Tennessee 14

LSU DUO SETS RECORDS AS MTSU FALLSRohan Davey became LSU’s single-sea-

son passing record holder while Josh Reeddid the same in receiving yardage as theTigers posted a 30-14 win over MiddleTennessee on Homecoming. Davey complet-ed 26-of-37 passes for 318 yards and a touch-down strike to surpass Tommy Hodson asLSU’s single-season passing yardage recordholder. Davey broke the mark of 2,655 set byHodson in 1989. Reed caught 9 passes for120 yards to break the record of 1,244 set by

Wendell Davis in 1986. Davey finished thecontest with 2,659 yards passing while Reedmoved his season total to 1,311 yards receiv-ing. LSU never trailed in the contest as theTigers scored touchdowns the first four timesthey touched the ball. LaBrandon Toefieldscored three touchdowns, all in the first half,as the Tigers built a 27-7 halftime lead. JohnCorbello added a 42-yard field goal in thesecond half to complete the scoring for theTigers.

“That was a good win for us and a good winfor our players.That's not a bad football teamwe played, especially on offense. I'm alwayshappy when we have a winning season and Iguess when you are bowl eligible you have awinning season. It's always good for the pro-gram when you have winning seasons. Youcan build on that.”– LSU HEAD COACH NICK SABAN

"We achieved one of our goals tonight byhaving a winning season. We have a lot ofthings to build on, and it's is time to go outon a strong note with these last two games." - LSU LINEBACKER BRADIE JAMES

"We didn't get off the field on third downs inthe first half, but Rohan Davey and Josh Reedand the receivers and (LaBrandon) Toefieldand those guys aren't just an average footballteam.They are one of the top teams in theSEC and they showed why today."- MIDDLE TENN.ST. HEAD COACH ANDY MCCOLLUM

• With their sixth win of the season, the Tigers improved to 6-3 and became bowl eligible withtwo games remaining on the 2001 regular season schedule. It also ensured LSU head coachNick Saban of at least a .500 season for the eighth time in as many years as a collegiate headcoach.• On a 15-yard pass from Rohan Davey in the second quarter, Josh Reed broke the LSU singleseason record for receiving yardage.Reed broke the 15-year-old record of 1,244 by WendellDavis set in 1986, accomplishing the feat in only nine games.The catch gave Reed 1,245 yardsat the time. He finished the game with 1,311 yards for the season.• With 318 yards passing, Davey broke the LSU season passing record with 2,659 yards,breaking Tommy Hodson's single season record of 2,655 set in 1989. He also had 325 yards oftotal offense and broke the LSU season record for total offense with 2,643, passing TommyHodson with 2,604 yards of total offense in 1989.• With two touchdowns, LaBrandon Toefield became the first Tiger since Kevin Faulk in 1998to record four multiple-touchdown games in the same season. Toefield had three againstTulane, four against Utah State and three against Alabama prior to the Middle Tennessee game.• With two first half touchdowns passes, Rohan Davey moved his career total to 25, movingfrom an eighth place tie with Y.A. Tittle, passed Josh Booty and into a sixth-place tie with JeffWickersham.

Bradie James and a stingy Tiger defense limited the high-poweredMiddle Tennessee offense to a season-low 14 points.What they said...

Notes on the Game



Middle Tenn. 7 0 0 7 - 14LSU 13 14 3 0 - 30

LSU 9:09 1Q L. Toefield 6 run (John Corbello kick failed)

LSU 5:05 1Q Michael Clayton 7 pass from Rohan Davey(Corbello kick)

MTSU 1:03 1Q Tyrone Calico 5 pass from Wes Counts(Brian Kelly kick)

LSU 12:10 2Q Toefield 2 run (Corbello kick)LSU 4:09 2Q Domanick Davis 25 pass from Davey

(Corbello kick)LSU 1:45 3Q Corbello 42 field goalMTSU 5:22 4Q Dwone Hicks 6 pass from Counts

(Kelly kick)

MTSU LSUFIRST DOWNS 21 23






AVERAGE PER PUNT 38.0 44.3PUNT RETURNS/YARDS 1-3 2-11KICKOFF RETURNS/YARDS 5-79 1-24POSSESSION TIME 28:20 31:40THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 6 of 12 8 of 13SACKS BY 1-9 2-12a

LSURUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGL. Toefield 22 87 4 83 2 17Domanick Davis 7 49 0 49 0 37Rohan Davey 2 16 9 7 0 16Dev. Henderson 1 6 0 6 0 6


RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGJosh Reed 9 120 0 21M. Clayton 6 67 1 26Jerel Myers 5 57 0 20Robert Royal 2 32 0 20C. Webster 2 10 0 5Domanick Davis 1 25 1 25Jack Hunt 1 7 0 7


FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONG KICKSJohn Corbello 2 1 42 Missed 54, Made 42

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPDomanick Davis 2 11 7 1 24 24 0 0 0

Middle TennesseeRUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGDwone Hicks 16 118 1 117 0 26Reshard Lee 5 41 0 41 0 18Wes Counts 5 22 15 7 0 16H. Johnson 1 7 0 7 0 7Avery Hatten 1 4 0 4 0 2K.Newson 1 2 0 2 0 2

PASSING ATT. COMP INT. YDS. TD LONG SACKSWes Counts 29 21 0 171 2 39 2H. Johnson 1 1 0 24 0 24 0

RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGTyrone Calico 5 51 1 21K.Newson 5 22 0 8H. Johnson 4 54 0 39Dwone Hicks 3 23 1 14Quan Domineck 1 24 0 24Avery Hatten 1 12 0 12Reshard Lee 1 5 0 5David Youell 1 4 0 4Kerry Wright 1 0 0 0

PUNTING NO. YDS. AVG. LONGR.Billings 5 190 38.0 52

FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONGNone

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPH. Johnson 1 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0Reshard Lee 0 0 0 2 26 17 0 0 0Kerry Wright 0 0 0 2 51 29 0 0 0Reggie Jones 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 0



Game 10



F

November 23, 2001Tiger Stadium

Baton Rouge,La.Attendance: 89,560

LSU 41

#24 Arkansas 38

LSU OUTLASTSARKANSAS INSHOOTOUT

LaBrandon Toefield rushed for 173yards and three touchdowns whileRohan Davey passed for 359 yards andthree scores as the Tigers held off 24th-ranked Arkansas, 41-38, in TigerStadium. Toefield scored on a 62-yardrun just four plays into the contest,however the Tigers kept theRazorbacks in the game with fiveturnovers, including three in the firsthalf.Arkansas led 13-7 early in the sec-ond quarter before the Tigers cameback to take a 20-19 lead at halftime.The Tigers stretched their lead to 41-25with 8:21 to play on a 17-yard TD runby Toefield, his 18th of the season,which broke the LSU record for single-season rushing touchdowns.Arkansasscored a pair of touchdowns in thefinal 6:29 of the contest, the last with2:27 to play, but the Razorbacks nevergot the ball back again. Josh Reedbroke the SEC single-season receivingrecord, as he caught seven passes for183 yards to run his total for the yearto 1,494 yards.

"We had five turnovers and we gave up some bigplays on defense.But when you keep competingand keep playing you still have a chance to win.Our players understand that and I'm really pleasedwith the way we were able to compete. We had tocome back at several points in the game,but wemade the plays we needed to make." - LSU HEAD COACH NICK SABAN

"We had some outstanding performances fromseveral individuals.I know LaBrandon Toefieldbroke the record for this year and Josh Reed andRohan Davey have had record breaking years,butwins like this are team wins.Whether it is one bigplay or 70 big plays,the whole team contributes onevery one of them."- SABAN

"Well, we made it tougher than it really shouldhave been. To Arkansas’credit they, were a goodfootball team.They came out and played hard andyou could tell that the stakes were high. We gave itaway but our defense kept us in it.It was totalteam effort tonight.I was trying to make plays andforced things and coach told me just to stay calm. Ishould have stuck to the basics and taken whatthey were giving me.I was trying to make toomany plays and forcing the ball and that type ofthing.They did a good job of disguising their coverages.They did a real good job." - LSU QUARTERBACK ROHAN DAVEY

SEC Offensive Player of the WeekRUNNINGBACK LABRANDON TOEFIELD

• On a 33-yard reception in the second quarter, Josh Reed set the SEC record for receivingyards in a season, passing the 1,357 by Travis McGriff of Florida in 1998.The reception gaveReed 1,383 yards at the time.On the same play he moved into second place on the all-timeLSU career receiving yardage list passing Eric Martin, who had 2,625 yards from 1981-84.• With 183 yards in the game, Reed went on to break the LSU career receiving record. He fin-ished the game with 2,755 career yards.The previous record of 2,708 yards held by WendellDavis (1984-87) was broken on a 22-yard reception in the fourth quarter.• LaBrandon Toefield's 17-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter was his third of the game and18th of the season breaking Charles Alexander's 24-year-old LSU record of 17 set in 1977. Itmarked the fifth multiple-TD game of the season for the sophomore. His 18 touchdowns tiehim with Herschel Walker of Georgia (1981) for second most in SEC history. He is one short ofthe SEC record.• Toefield also broke Charles Alexander's LSU record for points in a season (104 in 1977) withhis three TD performance,giving him 108 points for the year.• Rohan Davey moved past former teammate Josh Booty and into sixth place on the all-timeLSU passing yardage list on his 60-yard strike to Michael Clayton.The pass gave him 3,957career yards at the time.Booty threw for 3,951 yards from 1999-2000.Davey moved past 4,000career yards on his 38-yard touchdown pass to Josh Reed in the fourth quarter.• Michael Clayton hauled in a 60-yard touchdown pass from Rohan Davey in the third quar-ter, his sixth touchdown reception of the year and his seventh touchdown overall. Clayton'sseven TDs are the most by a Tiger true freshman since Dalton Hilliard posted 16 in 1982 - 11rushing and five receiving.

LaBrandon Toefield scored three touchdowns on the day, including this 62-yarder on the fourth play of the game. His final touchdown on the day,

his 18th of the year, broke the LSU single season record for rushing touchdowns.

What they said...

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Arkansas 10 9 6 13 - 38LSU 7 13 7 14 - 41

LSU 13:32 1Q LaBrandon Toefield 62 run(John Corbello kick)

UA 9:41 1Q Matt Jones 3 run (B. O’Donohoe kick)UA 1:00 1Q O’Donohoe 27 field goalUA 9:09 2Q O’Donohoe 20 field goalLSU 3:24 2Q Toefield 9 run (Corbello kick)UA 1:19 2Q Richard Smith 15 pass from Jones

(pass failed)LSU 0:51 2Q Josh Reed 20 pass from Rohan Davey

(pass failed)LSU 8:17 3Q Michael Clayton 60 pass from Davey

(Corbello kick)UA 3:49 3Q Sparky Hamilton 61 pass from Jones

(pass failed)LSU 9:09 4Q Reed 38 pass from Davey (Corbello kick)LSU 8:21 4Q Toefield 17 run (Corbello kick)UA 6:29 4Q George Wilson 17 pass from Zak Clark

(pass failed)UA 2:27 4Q Hamilton 15 pass from Clark (O’Donohoe

kick)

UA LSUFIRST DOWNS 22 22






AVERAGE PER PUNT 45.2 46.3PUNT RETURNS/YARDS 2-26 4-23KICKOFF RETURNS/YARDS 5-134 5-84POSSESSION TIME 32:38 27:22THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 7 of 18 6of 11SACKS BY 0-0 3-12

LSURUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGL. Toefield 30 184 11 173 3 62Domanick Davis 2 8 0 8 0 7RohanDavey 2 4 10 -6 0 4Team 3 0 16 -16 0 0


RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGJosh Reed 7 183 2 38Jerel Myers 5 40 0 14M.Clayton 4 83 1 60Robert Royal 1 27 0 27L. Toefield 1 22 0 22C. Webster 1 4 0 4


FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONG KICKSJohn Corbello None

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPD. Davis 4 23 13 5 84 25 0 0 0K.Allen 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 8Ryan Clark 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

ArkansasRUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGMatt Jones 13 85 12 73 1 54Cedric Cobb 10 46 4 42 0 22D. Birmingham 4 19 2 17 0 12Fred Talley 10 17 1 16 0 6Mark Pierce 3 12 0 12 0 10Zak Clark 2 0 14 -14 0 0

PASSING ATT. COMP INT. YDS. TD LONG SACKSZak Clark 22 10 0 137 2 30 1Matt Jones 10 5 2 118 2 61 2Gerald Howard 1 1 0 11 0 11 0

RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGGeorge Wilson 7 115 1 30Richard Smith 4 42 1 15S. Hamilton 2 76 2 61D. Birmingham 2 22 0 16Z.Clark 1 11 0 11

PUNTING NO. YDS. AVG. LONGRichie Butler 5 226 45.2 56

FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONG KICKSB.O’Donohoe 3 2 27 Made 27,20 ,Missed 43

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPD. Birmingham 0 0 0 4 116 47 0 0 0L.Richardson 0 0 0 1 18 18 0 0 0Ahmad Carroll 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 43 43Bo Mosley 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Marvin Jackson 2 26 16 0 0 0 0 0 0Tony Bua 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Caleb Miller 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 5



Game 11



F

December 1,2001Tiger Stadium

Baton Rouge,La.Attendance: 92,141 (Stadium Record)

#22 LSU 27

#25 Auburn 14

LSU CLAIMS SEC WEST TITLE WITH WINLaBrandon Toefield rushed for 120 yards

and scored his SEC-record tying 19th rushingtouchdown of the season while Josh Reedcaught 10 passes for 186 yards as LSU beatAuburn, 27-14,to clinch a berth in the SECChampionship game. LSU jumped onAuburn early as the Tigers used some trick-ery, opting for an onside kick on the game’sfirst play. LSU recovered and scored six playslater for a 7-0 lead.Auburn responded with a

72-yard touchdown pass from JasonCampbell to Tim Carter on its first possessionto tie the game at 7-7. From there it was allLSU as the Tigers increased the lead to 14-7early in the first quarter on a Rohan Davey toReed pass. LSU stretched the margin to 21-7just before halftime on a 7-yard run byDomanick Davis.A pair of field goals by JohnCorbello put the game out of reach at 27-7early in the fourth quarter.

“It was awesome tonight. It was an unbe-lievable atmosphere. I wish every collegefootball player could experience somethinglike that.”- LSU QUARTERBACK ROHAN DAVEY

“This game was an opportunity to make a lotof memories for themselves. That’s the hap-piest I’ve ever seen them. They’ll rememberthis game for the rest of their lives.I’m reallyproud of our players for the way they playedin the game. Everything was on the line andthe excitement out there tonight was unreal.”- LSU HEAD COACH NICK SABAN

"It all goes back to their quarterback. I'veseen Rohan Davey go through the goodtimes and the bad times and that kid hasdone an outstanding job with this footballteam. He's really improved. Nick Saban andhis staff have done an outstanding job ofkeeping him under control and teaching himthe things that he needed to learn over thelast couple of years.They've got good footballplayers, but Davey is the key to their team." - AUBURN HEAD COACH TOMMY TUBERVILLE

SEC Defensive Player of the Week- DEFENSIVE END JARVISGREEN

• LSU clinched a share of the SEC Western Division championship with Auburn, and thanksto the head-to-head victory, advanced to the SEC Championship game.• The division championship was LSU's third; the Tigers shared the West title with Alabama in1996 and Auburn in 1997, but was shut out of the title game by dropping the head-to-headmatchups.• With a two-yard touchdown on the Tigers' opening possession, LaBrandon Toefield tied theSEC record for most rushing touchdowns in a season with 19.The mark tied him with GarrisonHearst of Georgia (1992) and Shaun Alexander of Alabama (1999).• Toefield ended the night with 120 yards on 29 carries, his sixth career 100-yard game. LSUimproved to 6-0 when Toefield rushes for 100 or more yards.• On his first reception of the game, a 14-yarder from Rohan Davey, Josh Reed broke the LSUsingle-season record for receptions with 81. He entered the game tied for the mark withWendell Davis, who posted 80 catches in 1986.• With a 17-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter, Reed moved into a tie for thirdplace on the all-time LSU touchdown receptions list with his 17th career TD. The touchdowntied him with Ken Kavanaugh who caught 17 TDs from 1937-39.• On the same touchdown,Rohan Davey moved past Bert Jones and into sole possession offifth place on the all-time LSU touchdown pass list with his 29th career strike. It was also his18th of the season,tied for the third highest single season total in LSU history.• The attendance of 92,141 was a Tiger Stadium record,the third time in seven home gamesthat the mark fell. LSU first broke the record in the season opener against Tulane, then againwith 92,010 against Florida. It marked the fourth time this season that LSU drew better than90,000 fans and the seventh time since the stadium was expanded to its current capacity priorto the 2000 season.

Damien James (5), Lionel Thomas (28), Bradie James (11) and theTiger defense held the Auburn offense to 293 total yards.

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Auburn 7 0 0 7 -14LSU 7 14 3 3 -27

LSU 12:42 1Q LaBrandon Toefield 2 run(John Corbello kick)

AU 11:05 1Q Tim Carter 72 pass from Jason Campbell(Damon Duval kick)

LSU 12:40 2Q Josh Reed 17 pass from Rohan Davey(Corbello kick)

LSU 3:40 2Q Domanick Davis 7 run (Corbello kick)LSU 12:19 3Q Corbello 21 field goalLSU 10:39 4Q Corbello 22 field goalAU 3:50 4Q Chris Butler 13 run (Duval kick)

AU LSUFIRST DOWNS 15 23







LSURUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGL. Toefield 29 129 9 120 1 48Domanick Davis 9 50 1 49 1 16Rohan Davey 3 21 0 21 0 11Team 1 0 2 -2 0 0

PASSING ATT. COMP INT. YDS. TD LONG SACKSRohan Davey 34 16 1 245 1 33 0L. Toefield 1 1 0 -2 0 0 0

RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGJosh Reed 10 186 1 33M. Clayton 3 23 0 9Jerel Myers 2 31 0 17Solomon Lee 1 5 0 5R. Davey 1 -2 0 -2


FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONG KICKSJohn Corbello 3 2 22 Blocked 46, Made 21, Made 23

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPD. Davis 3 52 29 0 0 0 0 0 0J. Lawrence 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0D. Hookfin 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 13 13D. Henderson 0 0 0 1 19 19 0 0 0

AuburnRUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGChris Butler 8 68 0 68 1 16Ronnie Brown 8 23 1 22 0 6C. Moore 6 19 3 16 0 11J. Campbell 5 20 7 13 0 17B. Johnson 2 5 0 5 0 4J. Klein 1 0 8 -8 0 0

PASSING ATT. COMP INT. YDS. TD LONG SACKSJ. Campbell 24 13 1 177 1 72 2Jeff Klein 2 0 0 0 0 0 1D. Duval 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGTim Carter 3 93 1 72D. Green 3 35 0 15Ronnie Brown 3 35 0 38L. Diamond 2 5 0 3B. Johnson 1 6 0 6C. Moore 1 3 0 3

PUNTING NO. YDS. AVG. LONGDamon Duval 6 268 44.7 50

FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONG KICKSDamon Duval 1 0 ?

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPRoderick Hood 3 26 19 5 94 23 0 0 0Karlos Dansby 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0



SEC Championship Game



F

December 8,2001Georgia Dome

Atlanta,Ga.Attendance: 74,843

#20 LSU 31

#2 Tennessee 20

LSU DEFEATS NO. 2 VOLS FOR SEC TITLEMatt Mauck filled in for an injured Rohan

Davey and rushed for a pair of touchdownsas the Tigers upset second-ranked Tennesseein the SEC Championship Game, 31-20, atthe Georgia Dome in Atlanta. Mauck enteredin the first quarter and staked the Tigers to a7-0 lead on a 4-yard run.The Tigers ralliedfrom a 17-10 halftime deficit,outscoring theVols 21-3 in the second half. Mauck’s 13-yardtouchdown run less than a minute into thefourth quarter gave the Tigers a 24-17 lead

they would not surrender. After the Vols cutthe lead to 24-20, Domanick Davis, filling infor an injured LaBrandon Toefield, put anexclamation point on the victory with a 1-yard touchdown plunge on fourth down toprovide the final score. Davis accumulated149 all-purpose yards on the evening. BradieJames led the Tigers’defense with 10 tackles.Mauck was named the MVP of the game forhis effort, as the Tigers claimed their first out-right SEC title since 1986.

"Everyone dreams about doing it. For it to actu-ally happen is something that is very special tome."- LSU QB AND GAME MVP MATT MAUCK

"(Matt) Mauck did a fantastic job for them. Wesaw him on film during the week and we knewthat he was mobile. I was very impressed withhis poise,we hit him a lot and he kept gettingback up. He showed a lot of composure in a bigtime game." - TENNESSEE HEAD COACH PHIL FULMER

"Obviously I like the way our team played. I ampleased with the commitment of our team allseason long.The opportunity to play in theSugar Bowl is well deserved,especially for allthe players who helped make it happen. Wecame out well in the second half and beat a verygood football team. Beating Tennessee is greatfor this team, the players believed in themselvesall season and wanted to show the country thatwe are a good football team.”- LSU HEAD COACH NICK SABAN

"Rohan Davey and LaBrandon Toefield haveplayed outstanding all year, but the injuries tothem gave other guys an opportunity to come inand show what they could do. Everyonebelieved in themselves.Matt (Mauck) andDomanick Davis came in,in a big ball game andplayed outstanding."– SABAN

SEC Championship Game MVP- LSU QUARTERBACK MATT MAUCK

• LSU won its first SEC Championship since 1988 (8-4, 6-1) and first outright conference titlesince 1986 (9-3, 6-1).The Tigers tied with Auburn in 1988.The Tigers clinched their first SugarBowl appearance since the 1986 season (1987 game).• LSU coach Nick Saban became just the fifth coach, joining Florida coach Steve Spurrier, for-mer Tennessee coach Bowden Wyatt, former Ole Miss coach Johnny Vaught and former LSUcoach Mike Archer to win the SEC title in one of their first two seasons.Vaught is the onlycoach to win it in his first season.• On a 15-yard reception in the second quarter, Josh Reed became the SEC’s all-time leader inreceiving yardage, passing Boo Williams of Vanderbilt, who recorded 2,964 yards from 1985-88.The catch gave Reed 2,968 yards at the time. He later became the first man in SEC history tosurpass 3,000 yards, as he finished with 3,001.• Josh Reed moved into the top five in NCAA history in single-season receiving yardage onthe same reception, tying Troy Edwards of Louisiana Tech,who recorded 1,707 yards in 1997 forfifth place. He took sole possession of fifth place on a 9-yard reception in the fourth quarter. Hefinished the day with 1,720 yards this season.• Rohan Davey broke the LSU single-season record for completions on his second completionof the day. The throw gave him 210 at the time, breaking the previous mark of 209 by JeffWickersham in 1985.• The 4-yard touchdown run by Matt Mauck was the first rushing touchdown of his careerand was the first rushing touchdown by a Tiger quarterback since Herb Tyler ran for a 3-yardtouchdown on Oct. 31, 1998 in a 37-31 overtime loss to Ole Miss. Mauck added a secondtouchdown on a 13-yard run in the fourth quarter becoming the first Tiger QB since Tyler onOct. 17,1998 against Kentucky to rush for more than one TD in a game.• Domanick Davis went over 1,000 all-purpose yards for the third consecutive season on his23-yard punt return in the second quarter. The return gave him 1,021 at the time. He postedtotals of 1,052 and 1,435 in his freshman and sophomore seasons, respectively.

Head Coach Nick Saban and the LSU Tigers celebrate in thelocker room their new title as SEC Champions.

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Tennessee 0 17 0 3 -20LSU 7 3 6 15 -31

LSU 8:14 1Q Matt Mauck 4 run (John Corbello kick)UT 9:04 2Q Kelly Washington 31 pass from

Casey Clausen (Alex Walls kick)UT 6:18 2Q Troy Fleming 3 pass from Clausen

(Walls kick)UT 3:52 2Q Walls 51 field goalLSU 0:29 2Q Corbello 45 field goalLSU 11:51 3Q Corbello 47 field goalLSU 2:45 3Q Corbello 45 field goalLSU 14:20 4Q Mauck 13 run (Mauck pass to Josh Reed)UT 9:55 4Q Alex Walls 21 field goalLSU 2:26 4Q Domanick Davis 1 run (Corbello kick)

UT LSUFIRST DOWNS 17 20







LSURUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGDomanick Davis 16 80 2 78 1 14Matt Mauck 12 50 7 43 2 13L. Toefield 7 18 0 18 0 9Rohan Davey 4 13 8 5 0 11Team 3 0 10 -10 0 0

PASSING ATT. COMP INT. YDS. TD LONG SACKSRohan Davey 20 9 0 84 0 24 1Matt Mauck 15 5 0 67 0 21 1

RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGJosh Reed 4 60 0 24M. Clayton 4 54 0 21Robert Royal 2 17 0 9Jerel Myers 2 13 0 8L. Toefield 1 5 0 5D. Henderson 1 2 0 2


FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONG KICKSJohn Corbello 4 3 47 Missed 43, Made 45, 47,45

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPDom. Davis 2 29 23 3 42 16 0 0 0

TennesseeRUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGTravis Stephens 14 37 0 37 0 9D. Stallworth 1 11 0 11 0 11Casey Clausen 3 4 2 2 0 3

PASSING ATT. COMP INT. YDS. TD LONG SACKSCasey Clausen 43 27 0 332 2 47 1

RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGK. Washington 9 140 1 47D. Stallworth 7 96 0 18Jason Witten 3 40 0 28Bobby Graham 2 24 0 13W. Bartholomew 2 18 0 10Travis Stephens 2 7 0 4Eric Parker 1 4 0 4Troy Fleming 1 3 1 3

PUNTING NO. YDS. AVG. LONGDustin Colquitt 4 157 39.2 44

FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONGAlex Walls 2 2 51

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPD. Stallworth 1 15 15 0 0 0 0 0 0Eric Parker 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Derrick Tinsley 0 0 0 3 49 17 0 0 0Corey Larkins 0 0 0 1 28 28 0 0 0Leonard Scott 0 0 0 2 22 15 0 0 0



Sugar Bowl



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January 1, 2002Superdome

New Orleans, La.Attendance: 77,680

#12 LSU 47

#7 Illinois 34

TIGERS WIN SHOOTOUT ON NEW YEAR’S DAYLSU's high-powered offense led by quar-

terback Rohan Dav ey and Josh Reed prov e dto be too much for sev e n t h - ranked Illinois asthe Tigers rolled to a 47-34 win over theFighting Illini. The win marked LSU's firstN ew Year's Day bowl victory since a win ov e rWyoming in the 1968 Sugar Bowl.

L S U, behind the arm of Dav ey and therunning of tailback Domanick Dav i s , j u m p e don the Illini early as the Tigers hit paydirt on a4 - ya rd Davis run at the 7:22 mark of the firstq u a r t e r. D avis followed with second-quartertouchdown runs of 25 and 16 ya rds to givethe Tigers a 20-0 lead just 20 minutes into thec o n t e s t .

D av ey hit Reed with a 5-ya rd TD passwith 4:42 left in the first half and then foundRobert Royal for a 7-ya rd scoring strike justb e f o re halftime to give the Tigers a 34-7 cush-ion at the bre a k .

Illinois pulled to within 41-28 midwayt h rough the fourth quarter, but Davis' fourthtouchdown run, a Sugar Bowl re c o rd , put thegame away for the Tigers at 47-28. I l l i n o i sadded a final score with just over five minutesleft with the game well out of re a c h .

For the game, D av ey passed for a SugarB o w l - re c o rd 444 ya rds by connecting on 31 of53 attempts. D av ey also added three TD pass-es for the Ti g e r s . D avis rushed for 122 ya rd sand four touchdowns, while Reed caught 14passes for 239 ya rd s , both Sugar Bowl re c o rd s ,and a pair of touchdowns in what proved tobe his final game in an LSU uniform. As au n i t , LSU racked up a Sugar Bowl-re c o rd 595ya rds of total offense and the Tigers' 34 firsthalf points were the most points in a half in aSugar Bowl contest. In all, LSU set eightSugar Bowl marks in the victory.

"As a group we wanted to be remembered as ateam that thrust LSU into the top 10, that thrustLSU into the national spotlight for next year.This is a stepping stone for the school to bethrust into the limelight with all those othergreat teams."- LSU QB AND GAME MVP ROHAN DAVEY

"We certainly proved we should be in a BCSbowl game,and we carried the mantle of theSEC proudly tonight."- LSU HEAD COACH NICK SABAN

"We are the SEC Champions and we beat thechampions from another conference.That takesa lot of character.”- LSU LB TREV FAULK

"I'm just shocked at what they did. We came inknowing what we had to stop. But we tried tostop them and we just couldn't. We just faced agreat all-around team tonight."- ILLINOISDEFENSIVEEND TERRELL WASHINGTON

Sugar Bowl Game MVP- LSU QUARTERBACK ROHAN DAVEY

All-Bowl Team (Sports Illustrated)- LSU WIDERECEIVER JOSHREED

• LSU moved to .500 all-time in bowl appearances, improving to 16-16-1 in bowl games.LSU won its fifth consecutive bowl game, its longest consecutive streak of wins in bowls.• In addition,LSU improved to 4-7 all-time in the Sugar Bowl. LSU won its first Sugar Bowltitle since defeating Wyoming 20-13 in 1968.• With 47 points, the Tigers set an LSU bowl record for points, surpassing the previous markof 45 against the Nick Saban-led Michigan State Spartans in the 1995 Independence Bowl.• Josh Reed broke the LSU bowl record and Sugar Bowl record for receiving yards on a 14-yard reception in the third quarter. The catch gave him 179 yards at the time, bettering RayPerkins' Sugar Bowl record of 178 yards in 1967. He broke Andy Hamilton's LSU bowl recordof 165 yards receiving set in the 1971 Sun Bowl. He finished with 239 yards.• Reed also broke the LSU record for receptions in a bowl game on a 32-yard touchdownreception in the third quarter, his 10th reception of the night.He broke the mark of nine whichhe previously held with Wendell Davis ('87 Gator Bowl) and Andy Hamilton ('71 OrangeBowl). He went on to break the Sugar Bowl record of 12 previously held by Chuck Dicus ofArkansas in 1969. He finished with 14 receptions.• Rohan Davey broke the Sugar Bowl record for passing yards, becoming the first man in the68-year history of the bowl to pass for over 400 yards. His total of 444 surpassed the previousrecord of 394 by Danny Wuerffel in 1995. Davey also broke theLSU bowl record of 229 yards passing by Mike Hillman in

Head Coach Nick Saban and the LSU Tigers celebrate in thelocker room their BCS victory in the Sugar Bowl.

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Illinois 0 7 14 13 -34LSU 7 27 7 6 -47

LSU 7:22 1Q Davis 4 run (Corbello kick)LSU 13:29 2Q Davis 25 run (kick blocked)LSU 10:23 2Q Davis 16 run (Corbello kick)LSU 4:42 2Q Reed 5 pass from Davey (Corbello kick)UI 3:47 2Q Hodges 2 pass from Kittner (Christofilakos kick)LSU 0:18 2Q Royal 7 pass from Davey (Corbello kick)UI 10:35 3Q Lloyd 17 pass from Kittner (Christofilakos kick)LSU 9:29 3Q Reed 32 pass from Davey (Corbello kick)UI 7:20 3Q Lloyd 10 pass from Kittner (Christofilakos kick)UI 11:33 4Q Young 17 pass from Kittner (Christofilakos kick)LSU 8:39 4Q Davis 4 run (pass failed)UI 5:41 4Q Young 40 pass from Kittner (pass failed)

UI LSUFIRST DOWNS 14 32







LSURUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGDomanick Davis 28 129 7 122 4 25D. Henderson 13 55 1 54 0 17Team 2 0 8 -8 0 0Rohan Davey 1 0 17 -17 0 0


RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGJosh Reed 14 239 2 42Michael Clayton 8 120 0 26Jerel Myers 4 51 0 24Robert Royal 2 15 1 8Corey Webster 2 14 0 8Domanick Davis 1 5 0 5


FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONG KICKSNone

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPD. Davis 3 36 22 4 103 33 0 0 0Randall Gay 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0D. Henderson 0 0 0 2 44 26 0 0 0

IllinoisRUSHING ATT. GAIN LOST NET TD LONGRocky Harvey 9 42 0 42 0 14Brandon Lloyd 1 14 0 14 0 14Carey Davis 4 13 0 13 0 4Antoineo Davis 2 3 0 3 0 3Kurt Kittner 4 15 25 -10 0 15Team 1 0 1 -1 0 0

PASSING ATT. COMP INT. YDS. TD LONG SACKSKurt Kittner 35 14 1 262 4 61 3Brandon Lloyd 1 1 0 40 1 40 0

RECEIVING NO. YDS. TD LONGWalter Young 6 178 2 61Brandon Lloyd 5 56 2 23Carey Davis 2 24 0 23Rocky Harvey 1 42 0 42Brian Hodges 1 2 1 2

PUNTING NO. YDS. AVG. LONGSteve Fitts 9 364 40.4 55

FIELD GOALS ATT. MADE LONG KICKSNone

PUNTS KICKOFFS INTERCEPTEDALL RETURNS NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LP NO. YDS LPBrandon Lloyd 1 0 0 1 23 23 0 0 0Eugene Wilson 1 9 9 3 58 25 0 0 0Nick Piazza 0 0 0 1 8 8 0 0 0




the 1968 Peach Bowl.• Davey also broke

the Sugar Bowl record of 28completions, finishing the game with 31 Hismark also broke the LSU bowl mark of 20 byJeff Wickersham in the 1985 Sugar Bowl.• LSU's 27 points in the second quarterwere the most in Sugar Bowl history byany team in any quarter. In addition,LSU's 34 first half points were a SugarBowl record for points in a half.• Davis broke the LSU record for rush-ing touchdowns in a bowl game on his16-yard scoring run in the second quar-ter. Six players in LSU history had scoredtwo rushing touchdowns in a bowl game.Rondell Mealey was the last Tiger to scoretwo touchdowns in a bowl game, doingso en route to earning MVP honors at the1997 Independence Bowl. Davis added tohis total with a Sugar Bowl record fourthrushing touchdown in the fourth quarter.• Domanick Davis' 4-yard touchdownrun in the first quarter marked the 10thtime in 13 games this season that theTigers scored first.The Tigers entered withan 8-1 mark when scoring first with theirlone loss coming at Tennessee on Sept.29.• Rohan Davey posted the seventh 300-yard passing game of his career. He fin-ished with 300 yards or better in six of 13games this season.• Josh Reed posted the 18th 100-yardgame of his career and his 11th in 13

games this season.• Davis' 31-yard touchdown run in the sec-ond quarter gave LSU a 13-0 lead – its largestlead in its 11 Sugar Bowl appearances.Theprevious high was a 10-point lead overNebraska in the 1985 Sugar Bowl,as the

Tigers jumped out to a 10-0 lead beforefalling 28-10.• LSU's 34 points in the first half surpassedtheir highest single game output in a SugarBowl.Their previous high came in a 20-13victory over Wyoming in the 1968 Sugar Bowl.

• Nick Saban improved to 6-0 all-timeagainst Illinois. LSU improved to 6-3-1all-time against Big Ten opponents.• LSU improved to 18-1 under NickSaban when scoring 20+ points – 10-1this season with the only loss comingagainst Ole Miss when the Tigers fell 35-24.LSU has won 19 of its last 20 gamesoverall when scoring better than 20points.• LSU scored 20+ points in the firsthalf for the seventh time in 13 gamesthis season and for the fourth time intheir last five games.• With an 18-yard reception in thefirst quarter, Josh Reed extended hisstreak of consecutive games with at leastone reception to 28. Since moving toreceiver prior to the Tigers game atAlabama in the ninth week of the 1999season, Reed has caught at least onepass in every game at the position. Inaddition, Jerel Myers' first quarter recep-tion gave him at least one in 15 straightgames, the second longest streak on theTigers. Myers has now caught at leastone pass in 35 of 36 career games(including bowls).


Sugar Bowl

HOW SWEET IT WAS

Robert Royal celebrates on field of the LousianaSuperdome the Tigers’ win in the Sugar Bowl.

SUGAR BOWL RECORDS BROKEN OR TIED BY LSU RECEIVING YARDS: Josh Reed, 239, (previous mark –178 by Ray Perkins,Alabama, 1967)

RECEPTIONS: Reed, 14 (12, Chuck Dicus,Arkansas, 1969)PASSING YARDS: Rohan Davey, 444 (394 by Danny Wuerffel, Florida, 1995)

COMPLETIONS: Davey, 31 (28, twice)RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS: Domanick Davis, 4

TOTAL OFFENSE: 595 (527 by Arkansas,1970)POINTS IN A HALF: 34 (first half)

POINTS IN A QUARTER: 27 (second quarter)

LSU BOWL RECORDS BROKEN OR TIED PASSING YARDS: Rohan Davey, 444 (229, Mike Hillman, 1968 Peach Bowl)

COMPLETIONS: 31, Davey (20, Jeff Wickersham, 1985 Sugar Bowl) ATTEMPTS: 53,Davey (37, Wickersham, '85 Sugar Bowl)

TOUCHDOWN PASSES: 3, Davey (ties mark held by three QBs including Davey last year)TOTAL OFFENSE: 595,Davey (267, David Woodley, 1979 Tangerine Bowl)

RECEIVING YARDS: 239, Josh Reed (165,Andy Hamilton, 1971 Sun Bowl)RECEPTIONS: 14, Reed (9 by three players including Reed last year)

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS: 4, Domanick Davis (2 by six players) TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS: 4,Davis

POINTS IN A GAME: 47 (45, 1995 Independence Bowl) POINTS IN A HALF: 34-first half (27, 1971 Sun Bowl)

POINTS IN A QUARTER: 27-second quarter (21, 1995 Independence Bowl)COMBINED POINTS: 81 (71, 1995 Independence Bowl) Domanick Davis



2001 SEC Standings/Individual Statistics

RUSHING TEAM CL G ATT YDS AVG TD YDS/GTravis Stephens (12) UT SR 12 291 1464 5.0 10 122.0L. Toefield (49) LSU SO 12 230 992 4.3 19 82.7Ahmaad Galloway (53) UA SR 11 174 881 5.1 6 80.1Joe Gunn (55) UM SR 11 200 870 4.3 9 79.1Dicenzo Miller (66) MS SR 9 132 676 5.1 4 75.1Earnest Graham (71) UF JR 9 125 650 5.2 9 72.2Fred Talley (75) AR JR 11 164 774 4.7 4 70.4Verron Haynes (80) UG SR 10 126 691 5.5 7 69.1C. Williams AU FR 9 120 619 5.2 6 68.8Tyler Watts (93) UA JR 9 111 564 5.1 5 62.7

PASSING AVG/GAME TEAM CL G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS TD AVG/GRex Grossman UF SO 11 395 259 12 65.6 3896 34 354.2Rohan Davey LS SR 12 367 217 10 59.1 3347 18 278.9Eli Manning UM SO 11 408 259 9 63.5 2948 31 268.0David Greene UG FR 11 324 192 9 59.3 2789 17 253.5Casey Clausen UT SO 12 354 227 9 64.1 2969 22 247.4Greg Zolman VU SR 11 357 186 9 52.1 2512 14 228.4Phil Petty SC SR 11 251 145 6 57.8 1699 10 154.5Kevin Fant MS SO 9 170 94 9 55.3 1352 8 150.2Tyler Watts UA JR 9 172 94 3 54.7 1325 10 147.2Jason Campbell AU FR 10 142 89 4 62.7 1117 4 111.7

TOTAL OFFENSE TEAM CL G RUSH PASS PLAYS TOTAL YDS/GRex Grossman (1) UF SO 11 8 3896 429 3904 354.9Rohan Davey (13) LS SR 12 4 3347 405 3351 279.2Eli Manning (17) UM SO 11 9 2948 442 2957 268.8David Greene (22) UG FR 11 41 2789 371 2830 257.3Casey Clausen (30) UT SO 12 -36 2969 418 2933 244.4Greg Zolman (39) VU SR 11 -8 2512 427 2504 227.6Tyler Watts (49) UA JR 9 564 1325 283 1889 209.9Phil Petty (73) SC SR 11 234 1699 327 1933 175.7Kevin Fant (91) MS SO 9 9 1352 196 1361 151.2Travis Stephens UT SR 12 1464 0 291 1464 122.0

RECEPTIONS/GAME TEAM CL G REC YDS TD AVG/C REC/GJosh Reed (3) LS JR 12 94 1740 7 18.5 7.83Jabar Gaffney (22) UF SO 11 67 1191 13 17.8 6.09Derek Abney (24) UK SO 11 66 741 6 11.2 6.00Dan Stricker (26) VU JR 11 65 1079 8 16.6 5.91Reche Caldwell (26) UF JR 11 65 1059 10 16.3 5.91Kelley Washington (47)UT FR 12 64 1010 5 15.8 5.33Chris Collins (55) UM SO 11 54 692 6 12.8 4.91Donte Stallworth (71) UT JR 9 41 821 10 20.0 4.56Michael Clayton LS FR 12 47 754 6 16.0 3.92Justin Jenkins MS SO 11 42 661 8 15.7 3.82

RECEIVE YDS/GAME TEAM CL G REC YDS TD AVG/C YDS/GJosh Reed (1) LS JR 12 94 1740 7 18.5 145.0Jabar Gaffney (8) UF SO 11 67 1191 13 17.8 108.3Dan Stricker (12) VU JR 11 65 1079 8 16.6 98.1Reche Caldwell (14) UF JR 11 65 1059 10 16.3 96.3Donte Stallworth (21) UT JR 9 41 821 10 20.0 91.2Kelley Washington (28)UT FR 12 64 1010 5 15.8 84.2Fred Gibson (42) UG FR 10 33 772 6 23.4 77.2Derek Abney (64) UK SO 11 66 741 6 11.2 67.4

2001 FINALSTANDINGS

Eastern DivisionSEC Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA 2000 Home Away Neutral vs.Div. vs. Top 25 Streak

#Tennessee 7-1 .875 225 148 11-2 .846 400 251 8-4 5-1 5-0 1-1 4-1 4-1 W1Florida 6-2 .750 341 122 10-2 .833 538 178 10-3 5-1 3-1 2-0 4-1 6-1 W1South Carolina 5-3 .625 189 160 9-3 .750 310 230 8-4 6-1 2-2 1-0 3-2 3-2 W2Georgia 5-3 .625 204 167 8-4 .667 331 228 8-4 4-2 4-0 0-2 3-2 2-3 L1Kentucky 1-7 .125 206 285 2-9 .182 259 367 2-9 1-5 1-4 0-0 1-4 0-4 L2Vanderbilt 0-8 .000 128 315 2-9 .182 226 402 3-8 1-5 1-4 0-0 0-5 0-4 L4

Western DivisionSEC PCT. PF PA OVERALL PCT. PF PA 2000 HOME AWAY NEUTRAL VS.DIV. VS.TOP 25 STREAK

*LSU 5-3 .625 231 203 10-3 .769 418 302 8-4 5-2 3-1 2-0 4-1 4-2 W6Auburn 5-3 .625 152 193 7-5 .583 254 281 9-4 5-1 2-3 0-1 2-3 3-1 L3 Alabama 4-4 .500 203 177 7-5 .583 318 232 3-8 4-3 2-2 1-0 3-2 1-3 W4Arkansas 4-4 .500 208 220 7-5 .583 294 279 6-6 6-1 1-3 0-1 3-2 2-2 L2 Ole Miss 4-4 .500 262 262 7-4 .636 391 310 7-5 4-2 3-2 0-0 2-3 0-1 W1Miss. State 2-6 .250 119 216 3-8 .273 196 288 8-4 3-4 0-4 0-0 1-4 0-3 L1

Notes: 2000 - record following 2000 regular season; vs. Top 25 - Record vs.teams in Top 25 when game was played# - Eastern Division Champion / * - SEC Champion / Teams listed in alphabetical order unless tie-breaker applicable.

In 2001, LaBrandon Toefield tied an SEC record with 19 rushing TDs.

SEC Statistics


Taylor Jacobs (75) UF JR 11 38 712 7 18.7 64.7Chris Collins (85) UM SO 11 54 692 6 12.8 62.9

ALL PURPOSE TEAM CL G RUSH RCV PR KR YDS AVG/GJosh Reed (11) LS JR 12 7 1740 5 108 1860 155.0Derek Abney (12) UK SO 11 0 741 212 739 1692 153.8Travis Stephens (21) UT SR 12 1464 169 0 0 1633 136.1Fred Gibson (49) UG FR 10 27 772 0 375 1174 117.4Dicenzo Miller (57) MS SR 9 676 337 0 19 1032 114.7Jabar Gaffney (74) UF SO 11 0 1191 0 0 1191 108.3C. Williams (81) AU FR 9 619 140 0 190 949 105.4Dan Stricker (84) VU JR 11 80 1079 0 0 1159 105.4Derek Watson (84) SC JR 11 591 181 0 381 1153 104.8Donte Stallworth (88) UT JR 9 11 821 98 0 930 103.3

INTERCEPTIONS TEAM CL G INT YDS TD INT/GKarlos Dansby (27) AU SO 11 5 41 0 0.45Damien James (27) LS JR 12 5 80 0 0.42Caleb Miller (34) AR SO 11 4 62 0 0.36Korey Banks (34) MS JR 11 4 29 0 0.36Rashad Baker (34) UT SO 12 4 82 0 0.33Andre Goodman (69) SC SR 10 3 13 0 0.30Jermaine Phillips (69) UG SR 11 3 89 1 0.27Syniker Taylor (69) UM SR 11 3 69 0 0.27L. Richardson (69) AR SO 11 3 45 1 0.27Ken Hamlin (69) AR SO 11 3 33 0 0.27

PASS EFFICIENCY TEAM CL G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS TD EFF.Rex Grossman (1) UF SO 11 395 259 12 65.6 3896 34 170.8Casey Clausen (11) UT SO 12 354 227 9 64.1 2969 22 150.0Rohan Davey (18) LS SR 12 367 217 10 59.1 3347 18 146.5Eli Manning (20) UM SO 11 408 259 9 63.5 2948 31 144.8David Greene (22) UG FR 11 324 192 9 59.3 2789 17 143.3Tyler Watts (35) UA JR 9 172 94 3 54.7 1325 10 135.1Jason Campbell AU FR 10 142 89 4 62.7 1117 4 132.4Kevin Fant (55) MS SO 9 170 94 9 55.3 1352 8 127.0Phil Petty (64) SC SR 11 251 145 6 57.8 1699 10 123.0Greg Zolman (72) VU SR 11 357 186 9 52.1 2512 14 119.1

PUNT RETURN AVG TEAM CL G RET YDS TD AVGDomanick Davis (11) LS JR 12 19 263 1 13.8Damien Gary (17) UG SO 10 23 288 1 12.5Joe Walkins (30) AU FR 10 15 167 0 11.1Ray Ray Bivines (45) MS FR 10 12 125 0 10.4Roderick Hood (48) AU JR 11 15 154 0 10.3Marvin Jackson (51) AR JR 11 27 265 1 9.8Derek Abney (54) UK SO 11 22 212 1 9.6Lito Sheppard (57) UF JR 11 26 246 0 9.5Rashad Baker (61) UT SO 12 26 237 0 9.1Jason Armstead (66) UM JR 11 22 196 0 8.9

KICK RETURN AVG TEAM CL G RET YDS TD AVGDerek Watson SC JR 11 13 381 0 29.3Jason Armstead (9) UM JR 11 19 524 1 27.6Fred Gibson (15) UG FR 10 14 375 0 26.8Tim Carter AU SR 11 13 311 0 23.9Freddie Milons (44) UA SR 11 16 374 0 23.4L. Richardson (47) AR SO 11 18 416 1 23.1Pig Prather (53) MS SR 11 25 569 0 22.8Derek Abney (58) UK SO 11 33 739 0 22.4Jason Mathenia (66) VU FR 11 15 330 0 22.0D. Birmingham AR FR 11 12 263 0 21.9

PUNTING TEAM CL G PUNTS YDS AVGGlenn Pakulak (6) UK JR 11 56 2492 44.5Damon Duval (13) AU JR 11 51 2244 44.0Jonathan Kilgo (15) UG JR 11 42 1838 43.8Donnie Jones (19) LS SO 12 47 2054 43.7Richie Butler (30) AR JR 11 67 2848 42.5Tyeler Dean (40) SC JR 11 41 1707 41.6Joe Webb (41) VU SR 11 57 2358 41.4Jared Cook (49) MS FR 11 60 2445 40.8

Dustin Colquitt (66) UT FR 12 51 2020 39.6Lane Bearden (67) UA JR 11 50 1980 39.6

SCORING TEAM CL G TD XPT FG PTS PTS/GJeff Chandler (6) UF SR 10 0 46 19 103 10.3L. Toefield (12) LS SO 12 19 0 0 114 9.5Billy Bennett (37) UG SO 11 0 34 17 85 7.7Donte Stallworth (46) UT JR 9 11 2 0 68 7.6Neal Thomas (50) UA SR 11 0 33 15 78 7.1Jabar Gaffney (50) UF SO 11 13 0 0 78 7.1Alex Walls (55) UT JR 12 0 39 15 84 7.0John Corbello (61) LS JR 12 0 41 14 83 6.9Damon Duval (61) AU JR 11 0 28 16 76 6.9Daniel Weaver (87) SC SO 11 0 31 12 67 6.1

SCORING (TDS) TEAM CL G TD RUSH PASS RET PTS PTS/GLaBrandon Toefield LS SO 12 19 19 0 0 114 9.5Donte Stallworth UT JR 9 11 0 10 1 68* 7.6Jabar Gaffney UF SO 11 13 0 13 0 78 7.1Earnest Graham UF JR 9 9 9 0 0 54 6.0Travis Stephens UT SR 12 11 10 1 0 66 5.5Joe Gunn UM SR 11 10 9 1 0 60 5.5Reche Caldwell UF JR 11 10 0 10 0 60 5.5Andrew Pinnock SC JR 11 10 10 0 0 60 5.5Verron Haynes UG SR 10 9 7 2 0 54 5.4Dicenzo Miller MS SR 9 7 4 3 0 42 4.7

* - includes one 2-point conversion

SCORING (KICK) TEAM CL G PATS FGS PTS PTS/GJeff Chandler UF SR 10 46-4819-22 103 10.3Billy Bennett UG SO 11 34-3417-25 85 7.7Neal Thomas UA SR 11 33-3415-21 78 7.1Alex Walls UT JR 12 39-3915-20 84 7.0John Corbello LS JR 12 41-44 14-23 83 6.9Damon Duval AU JR 11 28-2816-26 76 6.9Daniel Weaver SC SO 11 31-3312-16 67 6.1Brennan O’Donohoe AR SO 11 29-2912-17 65 5.9Jonathan Nichols UM FR 11 47-493-6 56 5.1Seth Hanson UK SR 10 26-295-9 41 4.1


In 2001, Rohan Davey was second in the SECin total offense averaging 279.2 yards a game.

FIELD GOALS TEAM CL G FG FGA PCT. FG/GJeff Chandler (2) UF SR 10 19 22 86.4 1.90Billy Bennett (12) UG SO 11 17 25 68.0 1.55Damon Duval (15) AU JR 11 16 26 61.5 1.45Neal Thomas (17) UA SR 11 15 21 71.4 1.36Alex Walls (31) UT JR 12 15 20 75.0 1.25John Corbello (36) LS JR 12 14 23 60.9 1.17Daniel Weaver (37) SC SO 11 12 16 75.0 1.09B.O’Donohoe (37) AR SO 11 12 17 70.6 1.09John Marlin (73) MS SO 11 8 16 50.0 0.73Seth Hanson UK SR 10 5 9 55.6 0.50

FIELD GOAL PCT TEAM CL G FG FGA LONG PCT.Jeff Chandler UF SR 10 19 22 52 86.4Alex Walls UT SR 12 15 20 51 75.0Daniel Weaver SC SO 11 12 16 43 75.0Neal Thomas UA SR 11 15 21 36 71.4Brennan O’Donohoe AR SO 11 12 17 45 70.6Billy Bennett UG SO 11 17 25 55 68.0Damon Duval AU JR 11 16 26 51 61.5John Corbello LS JR 12 14 23 47 60.9Seth Hanson UK SR 10 5 9 37 55.6John Marlin MS SO 11 8 16 43 50.0

PAT KICKING PCT TEAM CL G MADE ATT PCT.Alex Walls UT JR 12 39 39 100.0Billy Bennett UG SO 11 34 34 100.0Brennan O’Donohoe AR SO 11 29 29 100.0Damon Duval AU JR 11 28 28 100.0Neal Thomas UA SR 11 33 34 97.1Jonathan Nichols UM FR 11 47 49 95.9Jeff Chandler UF SR 10 46 48 95.8Daniel Weaver SC SO 11 31 33 93.9John Corbello LS JR 12 41 44 93.2

Team StatisticsSCORING OFFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG SAF PTS AVGFlorida (2) 11 61 56 0 0 20 0 482 43.8Ole Miss (11) 11 55 47 1 0 4 0 391 35.5LSU (29) 12 47 41 2 0 14 1 371 30.9Tennessee (35) 12 44 40 2 0 15 1 355 29.6Georgia (45) 11 38 34 1 0 17 0 315 28.6Alabama (52) 11 37 33 1 0 15 1 304 27.6Arkansas (63) 11 37 29 2 0 12 0 291 26.5South Carolina (72) 11 35 31 0 0 12 1 279 25.4Kentucky (80) 11 35 27 2 0 6 0 259 23.5Auburn (86) 11 28 28 0 0 16 0 244 22.2Vanderbilt (95) 11 31 26 1 0 4 0 226 20.5Miss.State (108) 11 25 20 1 0 8 0 196 17.8

SCORING DEFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG SAF PTS AVGFlorida (5) 11 19 12 1 0 9 0 155 14.1South Carolina (12) 11 24 19 0 0 13 0 202 18.4Georgia (17) 11 26 22 0 0 10 0 208 18.9Tennessee (21) 12 27 21 3 0 15 0 234 19.5Alabama (24) 11 28 25 0 1 8 0 219 19.9LSU (39) 12 34 27 2 0 11 0 268 22.3Auburn (48) 11 33 32 1 0 11 0 265 24.1Arkansas (52) 11 35 27 1 0 10 0 269 24.5Miss.State (65) 11 36 36 0 0 12 0 288 26.2Ole Miss (76) 11 41 33 2 0 9 0 310 28.2Kentucky (98) 11 49 42 1 0 9 1 367 33.4Vanderbilt (106) 11 52 39 2 0 15 1 402 36.5

TOTAL DEFENSE G RUSH PASS PLYS YARDS AVG TD YDS/GFlorida (9) 11 1101 2091 712 3192 4.5 19 290.2Tennessee (13) 12 1024 2619 778 3643 4.7 25 303.6South Carolina (26) 11 1586 2006 732 3592 4.9 23 326.5Auburn (39) 11 1466 2369 727 3835 5.3 32 348.6Alabama (48) 11 1198 2774 742 3972 5.4 28 361.1

Georgia (49) 11 1197 2779 812 3976 4.9 25 361.5Miss.State (59) 11 1726 2360 756 4086 5.4 35 371.5Ole Miss (60) 11 2356 1774 747 4130 5.5 39 375.5Arkansas (62) 11 1636 2502 777 4138 5.3 32 376.2LSU (75) 12 1399 3353 832 4752 5.7 34 396.0Kentucky (109) 11 1958 3271 822 5229 6.4 48 475.4Vanderbilt (111) 11 2226 3155 802 5381 6.7 49 489.2

PUNT RETURNS G RET YDS TD AVGGeorgia (9) 11 29 410 1 14.1LSU (25) 12 23 257 1 11.2Auburn (26) 11 31 346 0 11.2Miss.State (36) 11 20 213 1 10.6Florida (43) 11 36 369 0 10.2Kentucky (52) 11 22 218 1 9.9Arkansas (53) 11 29 286 1 9.9Tennessee (72) 12 45 394 1 8.8Ole Miss (81) 11 26 214 0 8.2Vanderbilt (94) 11 15 107 0 7.1Alabama (106) 11 28 175 0 6.2South Carolina (108) 11 18 106 0 5.9

PASS EFFICIENCY G ATT CMP PCT INT YDS TD EFFICFlorida (1) 11 464 299 .644 13 445743 170.1Tennessee (9) 12 360 230 .639 9 298022 148.6Ole Miss (14) 11 417 263 .631 9 297831 143.3Georgia (19) 11 352 204 .580 11 297419 140.5LSU (22) 12 411 238 .579 12 357818 139.6Alabama (26) 11 260 143 .550 5 201316 136.5Auburn (46) 11 303 178 .587 12 228211 126.1Kentucky (57) 11 446 252 .565 13 303123 124.8South Carolina (63) 11 282 159 .564 7 191412 122.5Vanderbilt (75) 11 377 195 .517 11 264714 117.1Miss.State (78) 11 355 187 .527 16 236413 111.7Arkansas (90) 11 268 133 .496 11 161310 104.3

PASS DEF EFFICIENCY G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS TD EFFICFlorida (13) 11 365 201 12 55.1 2091 5 101.1Ole Miss (30) 11 275 136 12 49.5 177412 109.3South Carolina (43) 11 314 180 13 57.3 200612 115.3Auburn (47) 11 348 185 15 53.2 236915 115.9Tennessee (48) 12 394 210 12 53.3 261917 117.3Arkansas (60) 11 357 193 17 54.1 250219 121.0Georgia (64) 11 425 257 12 60.5 277916 122.2LSU (76) 12 457 261 18 57.1 335325 128.9Alabama (86) 11 360 210 6 58.3 277413 131.6Miss.State (87) 11 311 170 13 54.7 236021 132.3Kentucky (111) 11 380 228 5 60.0 327128 154.0Vanderbilt (112) 11 333 213 9 64.0 315526 163.9

FIRST DOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTALFlorida 11 84 194 14 292Ole Miss 11 105 141 22 268LSU 12 88 155 19 262Georgia 11 105 114 26 245Tennessee 12 91 124 13 228Kentucky 11 65 133 18 216Alabama 11 119 80 12 211South Carolina 11 111 79 15 205Vanderbilt 11 84 102 15 201Auburn 11 81 100 18 199Arkansas 11 99 81 18 198Miss.State 11 86 93 13 192



2001 Individual SEC Game Highs from LSU

SEC Statistics


OPPONENT 1ST DOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTALFlorida 11 64 87 12 163Auburn 11 72 101 24 197South Carolina 11 89 99 9 197Tennessee 12 72 106 24 202Alabama 11 73 114 19 206Arkansas 11 75 112 21 208Ole Miss 11 123 79 12 214Miss.State 11 91 100 27 218Georgia 11 67 133 24 224LSU 12 80 147 15 242Kentucky 11 109 137 23 269Vanderbilt 11 130 127 16 273

SACKS BY G SACKS YARDS SACKSAGAINST G SACKS YARDSTennessee 12 34 276 Ole Miss 11 10 65Florida 11 30 188 South Carolina 11 11 55Alabama 11 28 205 Florida 11 13 91Georgia 11 23 152 Georgia 11 15 76Miss.State 11 23 152 LSU 12 19 143Kentucky 11 23 170 Arkansas 11 19 145LSU 12 20 96 Vanderbilt 11 22 184Arkansas 11 17 96 Tennessee 12 22 125Auburn 11 16 119 Alabama 11 23 139South Carolina 11 15 100 Kentucky 11 23 140Ole Miss 11 12 66 Miss.State 11 24 172Vanderbilt 11 12 102 Auburn 11 27 171

PENALTIES G NO YDS AVG/GOle Miss 11 54 465 42.3Arkansas 11 68 536 48.7SouthCarolina 11 73 543 49.4LSU 12 77 656 54.7Vanderbilt 11 76 603 54.8Tennessee 12 86 713 59.4Florida 11 101 721 65.5Alabama 11 93 737 67.0Auburn 11 84 749 68.1Kentucky 11 98 767 69.7Georgia 11 96 781 71.0Miss.State 11 104 987 89.7

4TH-DN CONVERSIONS G CONV ATT PCTOle Miss 11 14 19 73.7Florida 11 12 18 66.7Arkansas 11 10 15 66.7Tennessee 12 9 15 60.0South Carolina 11 11 19 57.9Auburn 11 11 19 57.9

Vanderbilt 11 13 24 54.2Kentucky 11 9 18 50.0Georgia 11 9 18 50.0Miss.State 11 7 20 35.0LSU 12 2 7 28.6Alabama 11 1 6 16.7

3RD-DN CONVERSIONS G CONV ATT PCT.LSU 12 89 175 50.9Ole Miss 11 80 168 47.6Florida 11 60 132 45.5Alabama 11 66 156 42.3South Carolina 11 59 142 41.5Tennessee 12 70 172 40.7Arkansas 11 63 171 36.8Vanderbilt 11 57 155 36.8Georgia 11 50 142 35.2Kentucky 11 51 146 34.9Miss.State 11 53 160 33.1Auburn 11 53 162 32.7

TIME OF POSSESSION G TOTAL TIME AVG/GOle Miss 11 347:06 31:33Tennessee 12 378:17 31:31LSU 12 371:13 30:56Auburn 11 339:15 30:50Arkansas 11 336:40 30:36Alabama 11 332:55 30:15South Carolina 11 329:52 29:59Florida 11 324:10 29:28Miss.State 11 322:33 29:19Vanderbilt 11 310:11 28:11Georgia 11 308:29 28:02Kentucky 11 307:55 27:59

KICKOFF COVERAGE G NO. YARDS TD AVGLSU 12 59 895 0 15.2Florida 11 66 1003 0 15.2Tennessee 12 57 1077 0 18.9Miss.State 11 36 710 0 19.7Alabama 11 45 946 0 21.0Arkansas 11 41 862 0 21.0Georgia 11 41 879 0 21.4Ole Miss 11 43 944 0 22.0Auburn 11 24 537 0 22.4South Carolina 11 48 1077 0 22.4Vanderbilt 11 37 833 0 22.5Kentucky 11 27 690 0 25.6


POINTS SCORED 1. 24 L. Toefield (LSU) vs Utah State,Sept. 8TOUCHDOWNS1. 4 L. Toefield (LSU) vs.Utah State,Sept. 8TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS1. 540 Rohan Davey (LSU) at Alabama,Nov. 3

RUSHING YARDS (100 YARDS OR MORE)7. 183 L. Toefield (LSU) vs.Utah State,Sept. 8t10. 173 L. Toefield (LSU) vs.Arkansas,Nov. 23

129 L. Toefield (LSU) at Kentucky, Oct.13120 L. Toefield (LSU) vs.Auburn,Dec. 1

RUSHING TDS4 L. Toefield (LSU) vs.Utah State,Sept. 8

LONGEST RUSH2. 70 L. Toefield (LSU) vs.Utah State,Sept. 8

PASSING YARDS (350 YARDS OR MORE)1. 528 Rohan Davey (LSU) at Alabama,Nov. 38. 383 Rohan Davey (LSU) at Kentucky, Oct.13

359 Rohan Davey (LSU) vs.Arkansas,Nov. 23356 Rohan Davey (LSU) at Tennessee,Sept.29

PASSES COMPLETED1. 35 Rohan Davey (LSU) at Alabama,Nov. 3

SEC RECEIVING YARDS LEADERS1. 293 Josh Reed (LSU) at Alabama Nov. 36. 186 Josh Reed (LSU) vs AUBURN Dec. 17. 183 Josh Reed (LSU) vs ARKANSAS Nov. 23

160 Josh Reed (LSU) at Kentucky Oct.13146 Josh Reed (LSU) at Miss.State Oct.20135 Josh Reed (LSU) vs TULANE Sept. 1126 Michael Clayton (LSU) at Alabama Nov. 3125 Josh Reed (LSU) at Tennessee Sept.29124 Josh Reed (LSU) vs UTAH ST. Sept. 8123 Josh Reed (LSU) vs FLORIDA Oct. 6120 Josh Reed (LSU) vs M.TENNESSEE Nov. 10105 Michael Clayton (LSU) at Kentucky Oct.13

RECEPTIONS1. 19 Josh Reed (LSU) at Alabama Nov. 3

PUNT RETURN YARDS3. 89 Domanick Davis (LSU) vs OLE MISS Oct.27PUNT RETURN TDSt1. 1 Domanick Davis (LSU) vs OLE MISS Oct.27PUNT RETURN AVG1. 44.5 Domanick Davis (LSU) vs OLE MISS Oct.27[2-89]

INTERCEPTIONSt1. 2 Damien James (LSU) at Kentucky Oct.13

Biletnikoff Award Winner (Nation’s Best Wide Receiver)Josh Reed, LSU

Walter Camp All-America TeamWR - Josh Reed, LSU

Associated Press All-America TeamFirst-TeamWR - Josh Reed, LSU

Second-TeamLB - Trev Faulk,LSU

The Sporting News All-America Team First-TeamWR - Josh Reed, LSUFourth-Team LB - Trev Faulk,LSU

Football Writers Association of America All-American Team WR - Josh Reed, LSU

Football News All-America TeamSecond-TeamWR - Josh Reed, LSU

The Sporting News Freshman All-American Team Second-TeamOL - Ben Wilkerson, LSUThird-Team WR - Michael Clayton, LSU

Verizon Academic All-American TeamSecond-Team OL - Rodney Reed,LSU (3.90 ,Accounting)

American Football Coaches Association Good Works TeamRohan Davey, LSU



2001 National Honors and All-American Te a m s

Josh Reed finished his career as theall-time leading receiver in SEC history.

Center Ben Wilkerson earned Second-TeamFreshman All-American honors in 2001.

Rodney Reed started all 13 games last year for the Tigersand was named Second Team Academic All-America.

2001 All-SEC Lists


SEC Coaches All-SEC TeamFirst-Team OffenseTE - Randy McMichael, GeorgiaOL - Terrence Metcalf, Ole MissOL - Mike Pearson, FloridaOL - Kendall Simmons,AuburnOL - Fred Weary, TennesseeC - Zac Zedalis, FloridaWR - Jabar Gaffney, FloridaWR - Josh Reed, LSUQB - Rex Grossman, FloridaRB - Travis Stephens, TennesseeRB - LaBrandon Toefield, LSUPK - Damon Duval,Auburn

First-Team DefenseDL - Alex Brown, FloridaDL - John Henderson, TennesseeDL - Will Overstreet, TennesseeOLB - Kalimba Edwards, South CarolinaOLB - Bradie James, LSUILB - Trev Faulk, LSUILB - Saleem Rasheed,AlabamaDB - Lito Sheppard,FloridaDB - Tim Wansley, GeorgiaDB - Syniker Taylor, Ole MissDB - Andre Lott, TennesseeDB - Sheldon Brown, South CarolinaP - Damon Duval,AuburnSEC Coach of the YearHouston Nutt,ArkansasSEC Player of the YearRex Grossman, QB, FloridaJacobs Blocking TrophyKendall Simmons, OL,AuburnSEC Freshman of the YearDavid Greene, QB, Georgia

Associated Press All-SEC TeamFirst-Team OffenseWR - Jabar Gaffney, FloridaWR - Josh Reed, LSUOL - Mike Pearson, FloridaOL - Kendall Simmons,AuburnOL - Terrence Metcalf, Ole MissOL - Fred Weary, TennesseeOL - Jon Stinchcomb, GeorgiaC - Alonzo Ephraim,AlabamaTE - Randy McMichael, GeorgiaQB - Rex Grossman, Florida (Offensive Player of the Year)RB - LaBrandon Toefield, LSURB - Travis Stephens, TennesseePK - Jeff Chandler, FloridaAP - Derek Abney, Kentucky

First-Team DefenseDE - Alex Brown,Florida (Defenvsive Player of the Year)DE - Dennis Johnson, KentuckyDT - John Henderson, TennesseeDT - Jarret Johnson,Alabama

LB - Jermaine Petty, ArkansasLB - Trev Faulk, LSULB - Kalimba Edwards, South CarolinaLB - Andra Davis,FloridaCB - Lito Sheppard,FloridaCB - Tim Wansley, GeorgiaSAF - Pig Prather, Miss.StateSAF - Todd Johnson,FloridaSAF - Ken Hamlin,ArkansasP - Glenn Pakulak, Kentucky

Second-Team OffenseWR - Reche Caldwell, FloridaWR - Dan Stricker,VanderbiltOL - Melvin Paige, South CarolinaOL - Zac Zedalis, FloridaOL - Shawn Andrews, ArkansasOL - Kenny Sandlin,ArkansasC - Ben Claxton, Ole MissC - Curt McGill, GeorgiaTE - Robert Royal, LSUTE - Doug Zeigler, Ole MissQB - Rohan Davey, LSURB - Joe Gunn, Ole MissRB - Earnest Graham, FloridaPK - Damon Duval,AuburnAP - Domanick Davis, LSU

Second-Team DefenseDE - Will Overstreet, TennesseeDE - Charles Grant, GeorgiaDE - Carlos Hall,ArkansasDT - Albert Haynesworth, TennesseeDT - Ian Scott, FloridaLB - Saleem Rasheed,AlabamaLB - Tony Bua,ArkansasLB - Mario Haggan, Miss.StateDB - Damien James, LSUCB - Sheldon Brown, South CarolinaCB - Syniker Taylor, Ole MissSAF - Rashad Faison, South CarolinaSAF - Josh Morgan, Miss. StateP - Damon Duval,AuburnAP Coach of the YearHouston Nutt,ArkansasAP Freshman of the YearDavid Greene, QB, Georgia

Knoxville News Sentinel All-SEC Freshman TeamOffenseQB - David Greene, GeorgiaRB - Carnell Williams,AuburnWR - Kelley Washington, TennesseeWR - Michael Clayton, LSUWR - Fred Gibson, GeorgiaWR - George Wilson,ArkansasOT - Wesley Britt,AlabamaOT - Shawn Andrews,ArkansasOG - Justin Smiley, AlabamaOG - Marcus Johnson, Ole MissC - Ben WIlkerson, LSU

DefenseNT - Ronald Fields, Miss.StateDT - Ellery Moore,KentuckyDT - David Pollack, GeorgiaDE - George Gause,South CarolinaDE - Cory Robinson, Ole MissLB - Mayo Sowell,AuburnLB - Pat Brunner,VanderbiltDB - Ahmad Carroll,ArkansasDB - Lorenzo Parker,VanderbiltDB - Eric Oliver, Ole MissDB - Carlos Rogers,Auburn

Special TeamsP - Dustin Colquitt, TennesseePK - Jonathan Nichols, Ole MissKR - Jason Mathenia, VanderbiltPR - Ray Ray Bivines, Miss. State

SEC Good Works TeamAlabama - Tyler Watts, Jr.,QB Arkansas - Kenny Sandlin, Sr.,OGAuburn - James Callier, Sr., DEFlorida - Tommy Moody, Sr.,OGGeorgia - Jon Stinchcomb, Jr., OTKentucky - Anthony Kelly, Sr.,WRLSU - Rohan Davey, Sr., QBOle Miss - Syniker Taylor, Sr.,DBMississippi State - Kevin Sijansky, Jr., CSouth Carolina - Kalimba Edwards, Sr., LBTennessee - Will Bartholomew, Sr., FBVanderbilt - Jim May, Jr.,OG

SEC Coaches Freshman All-SEC TeamOffense TE - Marcus Spears, LSUOL - Ben Wilkerson, LSUOL - Shawn Andrews,ArkansasOL - Wesley Britt,AlabamaOL - Justin Smiley, AlabamaOL - Justin Geisinger,VanderbiltWR - Kelley Washington, TennesseeWR - Fred Gibson, GeorgiaQB - David Greene, GeorgiaRB - Carnell Williams, AuburnRB - Ronnie Brown,AuburnPK - Jonathan Nichols, Ole Miss

DefenseDL - Ellery Moore, KentuckyDL - David Pollack, KentuckyDL - Ronald Fields, Miss.StateLB - Pat Brunner,VanderbiltLB - Jeb Huckeba,ArkansasLB - Brian Lester, Ole MissLB - Rob Robertson, Ole MissDB - Carlos Rogers,AuburnDB - Ahmad Carroll,ArkansasDB - Lorenzo Parker,VanderbiltDB - Eric Oliver, Ole MissP - Dustin Colquitt, Tennessee


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