September 11, 2004

Toledo/Kansas Notes

Sept. 11, 2004

Lawrence, Kan. –

Kansas Football
Postgame Notes • Sept. 11, 2004

Kansas 63, Toledo 14

Kansas’ Win Over Toledo…
…Is the Jayhawks’ second-straight win over Toledo, giving KU a 2-0 record against the Rockets.
…Gives KU back-to-back wins to open a season for the first time since 1997.
…Gives Mark Mangino his tenth career win as head coach, making his overall record 10-17.
…Makes Kansas 526-520-58 all-time.

Kansas Notes

The 63 points scored by KU against Toledo tonight were the most against a Division I-A team since the Jayhawks defeated New Mexico 68-7 on Oct. 5, 1968. KU defeated Division I-AA Cal State Northridge 71-14 on Sept. 11, 1999.
KU’s 49-point margin of victory was the largest since it defeated Cal-State Northridge 71-14 (by 57 points) on Sept. 11, 1999.
Kansas used nine receivers in the game tonight. It marked the fifth time under Mark Mangino in which KU has used eight or more different receivers in a single game.
Kansas has forced at least one turnover in 13 of its last 15 contests. The Jayhawks’ have forced eight turnovers this season after producing five mishaps tonight.
The last time Kansas scored 28 points in a single quarter was on Oct. 11, 2003, when the Jayhawks put 28 on the board in the second quarter against Colorado. The last time KU scored 28 in a quarter at home was Sept. 20, 2003, in the first stanza against Jacksonville State. Kansas’ 28 points in the first quarter were the most in an opening stanza against a Division I school since 1965 when such records have been kept.
The seven points KU allowed in the first half were the fewest since the Jayhawks shut out Southern Illinois 42-0 on Sept. 23, 2000.
Since 1999, the Jayhawks are 21-9 when scoring 21 or more points.
The Jayhawks are 7-2 under Mark Mangino when scoring first.
The 49 points scored by KU in the first half are the most points scored in a half against Toledo by any opponent.
Kansas’ 49 points in the first half are the most in a KU half since scoring 49 against Illinois State (Division I-AA) in the first half on Sept. 19, 1998.
Kansas’ 17 points given up in the first two games of the season are the lowest for a two game stretch since early in the 1997 season when KU defeated TCU 17-10 and Missouri 15-7.
KU’s nine PATs tonight by Scott Webb marked the most in a single game in KU history. The previous record was eight PATs for a game held by four others with the last by Jeff McCord vs. UAB in 1994.
David McMillan, a junior defensive end, has KU’s longest starting streak. McMillan has started 26 straight games for the Jayhawks.
Lyonel Anderson made his first catch and appearance today. Redshirt-freshman Scott Webb made his first extra point and appearance today.
Sophomore running back John Randle scored a career-high three TDs today in the first half for a career total of six. Randle’s 55-yard reception was a career-long. Randle rushed for a career-high 104 yards, surpassing his 77 yards (nine carries) vs. UNLV last season. His 79 receiving yards also marked a career-high. The last time KU had a 100-yard rusher was when Clark Green rushed for 103 against Colorado on Oct. 11, 2003.
Sophomore quarterback Adam Barmann’s four touchdown passes tied a career-high. Barmann threw four TDs against Texas A&M last season.
Junior linebacker Nick Reid recorded the first interception of the season and second of his career.
Senior wide receiver Brandon Rideau scored his first TD of the season and eighth of his career. Rideau now ranks ninth all-time in KU career receptions with 89.
8 Sophomore Charles Gordon has caught at least one pass in each of his 15 career games.
Senior safety Tony Stubbs knocked down his first interception of the season and third of his career.
Junior Clark Green has caught at least one pass in 26 consecutive games.
Junior Charleton Keith recorded his first career fumble recovery and touchdown in the first quarter. Keith added a second fumble recovery in the fourth quarter.
Senior Mark Simmons moved into sixth place on the all-time KU career touchdown receptions list (10).
The 29-yard reception by Gary Heaggans in the third quarter marked a career-long. Heaggans’ 45 receiving yards tonight surpassed his 41-yard total from last season.
Senior Greg Tyree recorded his first career sack to end the third quarter.
Freshman Todd Haselhorst recovered his first fumble tonight in the fourth quarter.
Junior quarterback Jason Swanson made his first appearance tonight.
Redshirt freshman Brandon McAnderson (Lawrence, Kan.) recorded his first career rushing attempt and first TD late in the fourth quarter.