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Senior
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| Hometown:
Denver, Colo.
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| High School:
Thomas Jefferson HS
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| Height / Weight:
6-1 / 195
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| Position:
Defensive Back
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2001:
All-Big 12 Third Team WR (Big 12 Coaches), All-Big 12 Honorable Mention (Associated Press); All-Big 12 Academic Second Team ... played extensively on both sides of the ball for the second straight season ... started first four games at wide receiver and the first nine at left side cornerback ... missed the final three regular season games due to injury, but returned for the SBC Cotton Bowl and started at cornerback ... blocked a field goal and registered his lone interception (39-yard return) against Texas ... also had a season-high seven tackles and two pass deflections against the Longhorns ... two receptions each against Air Force and Baylor, with 62 yards against the Falcons and 48 against the Bears ... long reception was a 54-yarder at Air Force.
2000:
Third team All-Big 12 by the league coaches ... a starter in 12 games at receiver ... became the first Oklahoma player to see action on both sides of the ball since Bud Hebert (A-bare) worked at both safety and split end in 1979 ... played receiver and cornerback against Texas-El Paso ... ended the regular season with 39 catches for 573 yards and five touchdowns ... one of five Sooners to post more than 30 receptions and 400 yards ... had the second-best yards per catch average (14.7) of the receivers ... was the only receiver on the squad to post a pair of 100-yard games - Arkansas State (102) and Baylor (110) ... recorded a season best seven receptions in the Baylor contest, including a career-best 57-yard strike ... hauled in five catches for 66 yards, but it was his 34-yard grab that could be the play of the year against Nebraska... jumped into the air, kicked the ball up and then caught it laying flat on his back with a defender hanging on ... had a streak of catches in 10 straight games snapped at Oklahoma State ... had three catches in the Sooners’ win over Florida State in the Orange Bowl ... gained 41 yards on his three receptions, including 22 yards on one play in the first quarter.
1999:
Was the starting split end when the season opened … knocked out of the starting lineup with an injured ankle … missed three games before finding his place in the rotation of receivers … played in nine games overall, including Oklahoma's Independence Bowl game with Mississippi … ended the season with 11 catches for 129 yards and one touchdown … best game of the year came against Indiana State when he posted five receptions for 61 yards and a touchdown … saw some time on special teams.
1998:
Redshirted.
High school:
Teammate of fellow Sooner Brandon Pryor ... had 39 tackles (27 unassisted) and 10 interceptions (returning one for an 83-yard touchdown) during his senior season ... finished his career with 171 tackles and 19 interceptions ... helped Thomas Jefferson High School to a 9-3 overall record in 1997 and its third straight appearance in the state playoffs ... coached by Tim Cross.
Wrapup:
Concentrated solely on the defensive side during the spring of 2002 and is expected to play exclusively in the secondary during the 2002 season ... ranks No. 18 on OU’s career receptions list with 56 ... runs a 4.4 40 ... won the Sooner Iron Man Award for strength and conditioning ... born: January 26, 1980, in Denver, Colo. ... mother: Arnita Woolfolk ... major: communication ... cousin of former Michigan star running back Butch Woolfolk ... named to the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.
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