2000_Oklahoma_Sooners_football_team

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 2000 Oklahoma Sooners football team 2000 Oklahoma Sooners football team 2000 Oklahoma Sooners football National Champions Big 12 Champions Big 12 South Division Champions 2001 Orange Bowl BCS National Championship Game, W 13-2 v. Florida State Conference Ranking Coaches AP 2000 record Head coach Offensive coordinator Defensive coordinator Base defense Home stadium Seasons « 1999 2001 » #1 #1 13-0 (8-0 Big 12) Bob Stoops Mark Mangino Mike Stoops 4-3 Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Big 12 South Texas A&M Texas Tech Oklahoma State Baylor 5 3 1 0 – – – – 3 5 7 8 7 7 3 2 – – – – 5 6 8 9 Championship: Oklahoma 27 vs Kansas State 24 Rankings: AP / Coaches The 2000 Oklahoma Sooners football team represented the University of Oklahoma in the college football season of 2000-2001. This year was head coach Bob Stoops’s second year as head coach. His inaugural year in 1999 saw the team improve and finish with seven wins and five losses. The Sooners ended this season with 13 wins and no losses. They were the Big 12 Conference champions as well as the national champions. This was Oklahoma’s seventh national championship in school history. The Sooners played their home games in Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Schedule and results Season recap 2000 Big 12 Football standings Conf Team North #9 / 8 Overall L W L Roster (final roster) Edit Wide Receivers • 4 Antonio Perkins Freshman • 5 Julius McMillan Junior • 6 Antwone Savage Sophomore • 9 Mark Clayton Freshman Quarterbacks • 8 Nate Hybl Sophomore • 11 Hunter Wall Freshman • 14 Josh HeupelC Senior • 16 Patrick Fletcher Senior Linebackers • 9 Roger Steffen Senior • 10 Torrance MarshallC Senior • 20 Rocky CalmusC Junior • 36 Parker Neal Sophomore 3 2 3 8 7 8 W Kansas Nebraska Iowa State 6 6 5 3 2 2 – – – – – – 2 2 3 5 6 6 11 10 9 3 4 3 – – – – – – State #8 / 7 #25 / 23 Colorado Kansas Missouri South #1 / 1 Oklahoma Texas 8 7 – – 0 1 13 9 – – 0 3 #12 / 12 1 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Date 09/02/ 2000* 09/09/ 2000* 09/23/ 2000* 09/30/ 2000 10/07/ 2000 10/14/ 2000 10/28/ 2000 11/04/ 2000 11/11/ 2000 11/18/ 2000† 11/25/ 2000 12/02/ 2000 01/03/ 2001 Opponent# UTEP Arkansas State Rice Kansas Rank# Site #19 #20 #17 #14 2000 Oklahoma Sooners football team Result W 55-14 W 45-7 W 42-14 W 34-16 W 63-14 W 41-31 W 31-14 W 56-7 W 35-31 W 27-13 W 12-7 W 27-24 W 13-2 Oklahoma Memorial Stadium • Norman, OK Oklahoma Memorial Stadium • Norman, OK Oklahoma Memorial Stadium • Norman, OK Oklahoma Memorial Stadium • Norman, OK Cotton Bowl • Dallas, TX (Red River Rivalry) KSU Stadium • Manhattan, KS Oklahoma Memorial Stadium • Norman, OK Floyd Casey Stadium • Waco, TX Kyle Field • College Station, TX Oklahoma Memorial Stadium • Norman, OK Lewis Field • Stillwater, OK (Bedlam) Arrowhead Stadium • Kansas City, MO (Big 12 Championship Game) Miami Orange Bowl • Miami, FL (2001 Orange Bowl) vs. #11 Texas #10 at #2 Kansas State #1 Nebraska at Baylor at #23 Texas A&M Texas Tech at Oklahoma State #8 #3 #1 #1 #1 #1 vs. #8 Kansas #1 State vs. #3 Florida #1 State *Non-Conference Game. †Homecoming. #Rankings from AP Poll. • 12 Curtis Fagan Sophomore • 13 Damian Mackey Sophomore • 15 Ataleo Ford Freshman • 17 Andre Woolfolk Sophomore • 28 Jarvis Smith Freshman • 29 Will Peoples Freshman • 41 John Connor Sophomore • 18 Jason White Freshman Running Backs • 3 Josh Norman Junior • 4 Brandon Shelby Freshman • 21 Jay Hunt Sophomore • 22 Quentin Griffin Sophomore • 24 Brian Odom Freshman • 37 • 82 Ryan Brandon Daniel Babb Sophomore Junior • 84 Buck • 45 Jimmy Scifres Wilkerson - Junior Freshman Offensive • 46 Line Brandon • 59 Stephen Moore BurchamC Senior - Senior • 48 Gayron 60 Wes • Allen Sims Freshman Freshman • 57 Derrick 61 Josh • Hurst Tucker Freshman Freshman • 50 Brian • 62 Jay Jimerson - Ridenour Freshman Sophomore • 35 Seth LittrellC Senior • 36 Danny Cork Sophomore • 39 Buster Kuhn Senior • 43 Jamar Mozee Freshman • 47 Renaldo Works Freshman Defensive Line • 53 Eric Thunander Sophomore • 51 Ronbrose Jones Freshman • 52 Tanner Reynolds Sophomore • 54 Teddy Lehman Freshman • 56 Brandon Pryor Sophomore Defensive backs • 1 Terrance Simms Junior 2 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia • 63 Frank Romero Junior • 64 Adam Panter Freshman • 65 Will Mathis Junior • 66 Jarrod Barclay Freshman • 68 Howard Duncan Junior • 69 Brad Davis Sophomore • 70 Reese Travis Senior • 71 Jerod Fields Freshman • 72 Scott Kempenich - Senior • 73 Trevor Nutt Junior • 75 Mike Skinner Sophomore • 76 Al Baysinger Senior • 77 Josh Smith Sophomore • 78 Cliff Takawana - Freshman Tight Ends • 80 Dan Cody Freshman • 81 Chris HammonsC - Senior • 85 Jeremy Hess Sophomore • 87 John Stuever Freshman • 62 Chike Ozumba Sophomore • 74 Juan Prishker Junior • 84 Sam Sachek Freshman • 86 Brian Friend Sophomore • 87 Marcus Chretien Junior • 88 John Sturch Sophomore • 89 Cory Heinecke Junior • 90 Eric Hilaire Sophomore • 91 Ramon Richardson - Senior • 92 Corey Callens Senior • 93 Kory Klein Freshman • 94 Ryan Fisher Senior • 95 Rocky Bright Senior • 96 Jeremy WilsonGuest Senior • 97 John Williams Sophomore • 98 David Jones Freshman • 99 Bary Holleyman - Junior • 2000 Oklahoma Sooners football team 2 Derrick• 88 Trent • 83 Jeff Strait Smith Ferguson Freshman Sophomore Junior • 4 Brandon 90 Matt • Snapper Shelby Anderson • 67 Ben Freshman Senior Panter • 7 Brandon Lance • Junior Everage - Donley Freshman Freshman • 15 J.T. C Captain † Starter at position Thatcher Senior • 19 Michael Thompson QB Josh Heupel: 305/472 (64.6%) for • 3,606 yards (7.64) with 20 TD vs. 15 INT Sophomore (3.18). 83 carries for 167 yards (2.01) with • 22 Laromie 7 TD. Hammer • RB Quentin Griffin: 200 carries for 823 Freshman yards (4.12) with 17 TD. 51 catches for • 25 Darren 429 yards and 0 TD. Stephens - WR Antwone Savage: 50 catches for 621 • Freshman yards (12.42) and 3 TD. • 27 Brent• WR/CB Andre Woolfolk: 42 catches for Jackson - 614 yards (14.62) and 5 TD. Sophomore WR Curtis Fagan: 41 catches for 606 • • 30 Matt yards (14.78) and 7 TD. Mayhew • RB Josh Norman: 34 catches for 518 yards Junior (15.24) and 1 TD. • 31 Marvin TE Trent Smith: 31 catches for 323 yards • Shoulders - (10.42) and 3 TD. Senior • K Tim Duncan: 15 FGM and 60 XPM. • 32 Ty Kincannon Sophomore • 33 Marcus All-Americans Bivines - • Rocky Calmus - LB Senior • Josh Heupel - QB • 34 Matt • J.T. Thatcher - FS McCoy Freshman Individual award winners • 38 Roy • Walter Camp Award - Josh Heupel (QB) Williams • Jim Thorpe Award - Roy Williams (DB) Sophomore • 42 Ontei Jones Senior • Rocky Calmus, 2002 third-round draft pick Kickers of the Tennessee Titans • 19 Jimmy • Mark Clayton, 2005 first-round draft pick Stewart of the Baltimore Ravens Freshman • Dan Cody, 2005 second-round draft pick • 40 Tim of the Baltimore Ravens Duncan • Tim Duncan, Arizona Cardinals Junior • Quentin Griffin, 2003 fourth-round draft pick of the Denver Broncos Statistics Awards and honors Future NFL players 3 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia • Nate Hybl, Cleveland Browns • Teddy Lehman, 2004 second-round draft pick of the Detroit Lions • Torrance Marshall, 2001 third-round draft pick of the Green Bay Packers • Brandon Moore, San Francisco 49ers • Jimmy Wilkerson, 2002 sixth-round draft pick of the Kansas City Chiefs 2000 Oklahoma Sooners football team • Roy Williams, 2002 first-round draft pick of the Dallas Cowboys • Andre Woolfolk, 2003 first-round draft pick of the Tennessee Titans See also • Oklahoma Sooners football Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000_Oklahoma_Sooners_football_team" Categories: Excessive uses of cfb link, BCS National Champions, Oklahoma Sooners football seasons, NCAA Football National Champions, 2000 NCAA Division I-A football season, Orange Bowl champion seasons This page was last modified on 27 April 2009, at 20:21 (UTC). 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