Are You A Houston Cougars Football Fan?

In the 2005 Cougars season opener, Oregon defeated Houston.

In 2005, Kevin Kolb from Houston ranked second in Conference USA passing yardage. This means that he had the second highest number of passing yards among all the quarterbacks in the conference that year.

In 2008, the Houston Cougars defeated two Top 25 football teams.

In 2008, Houston quarterback Casey Keenum threw six touchdowns against Tulsa.

Casey Keenum ranked second in NCAA passing yards in 2008.

The correct answer is Six. This means that Houston had lost six consecutive bowl games leading up to the 2005 Fort Worth Bowl.

Houston's NCAA football team last scored 70 points in a game in 1991. This means that it has been more than 17 years since they achieved such a high score.

Kevin Kolb is the correct answer because he was the Houston quarterback who passed for 3,000+ yards for a second straight year in 2005. This means that in both the 2004 and 2005 seasons, Kolb achieved the milestone of throwing for over 3,000 yards.

Ryan Gilbert was Houston's leading rusher in 2005.

The Houston Cougars won 10 football games for the first time since 1990. This means that in the years following 1990, the team did not achieve the same level of success in terms of the number of games won. It is possible that the team faced challenges or had a period of decline after 1990, but in 2006 they were able to reach the 10-win mark again.

Southern Mississippi was the only Conference USA football team to defeat Houston in 2006. This can be inferred from the question, which asks for the team that defeated Houston in that specific year. Since SMU, Memphis, and Rice are not mentioned as possible correct answers, Southern Mississippi is the only logical choice.

The correct answer is 1996. This means that the Houston Cougars played in the Liberty Bowl for the first time since 1996.

The Philadelphia Eagles selected Houston Cougar quarterback Kevin Kolb in the 2007 NFL Draft.

Chris Thurmond coached the Houston Cougars in their 2007 Texas Bowl game against TCU.

In 2007, the Houston Cougars football team had only one home loss, and it was against East Carolina.

Case Keenum led the Houston Cougars in touchdown passes in 2007.

Art Briles did not coach the Houston Cougars in the 2007 Texas Bowl because he took a new job.

In 2008, the Houston Cougars football team did not lose any games at home.

In 2008, the Houston Cougars played the Air Force football team twice.

Casey Keenum, the Houston Cougar quarterback, threw four first-half touchdowns in the opener of the 2008 season. This suggests that Keenum had a strong and successful start to the game, showcasing his skill and ability to lead the team to score multiple touchdowns in the first half.

Tyron Carrier led the Houston Cougar football team in receiving yards in 2008.

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Houston lost four consecutive football games to end the 2000 NCAA season.

The 2001 Houston Cougars football season was their worst showing since 1994. This means that in the years following 1994, the team had better performances.

In 2001, the Houston Cougars faced Southern Mississippi, who handed them their worst defeat.

Hanik Milligan was the only Houston Cougar selected in the 2003 NFL Draft. This means that out of the four options given, he is the only player who was chosen in the draft from the University of Houston. The other three players listed, Nick Eddy, David Klingler, and Kevin Kolb, were not selected in the 2003 NFL Draft.

The Houston Cougars finished in the eighth position in the 2002 C-USA football standings.

Kevin Kolb originally committed to attending Oklahoma State.

Rex Hadnot, Houston's 2004 NFL Draftee, played the position of Center in 2003.

In 2004, Houston Cougars quarterback Kevin Kolb threw a total of 11 touchdowns.

In 2004, Houston had a better C-USA football record than both Army and East Carolina. This means that Army and East Carolina finished with worse records than Houston in that year.

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In 2006, the Houston Cougars were defeated by Louisiana-Lafayette in Houston. This means that Louisiana-Lafayette was the only football team to successfully defeat the Houston Cougars in their home city during that year.

Kevin Kolb threw four interceptions in 2006 for the Houston Cougars.

Chris Thurmond's job title with the 2007 Houston Cougars football team was Cornerbacks Coach.

The correct answer is Eight. The question is asking about the number of consecutive losses in bowl games for the Cougars. This means that the Cougars had lost eight consecutive bowl games before their defeat in the 2007 Texas Bowl.

The Houston Cougars won a bowl game in 2008 after a gap of 28 years. This means that the last time they had won a bowl game was 28 years prior to 2008.

The Houston Cougars football team last won all its home games in 1990. This means that in the seasons between 1990 and 2008, they were unable to win all their home games.

In a 2008 football game against Tulsa, the Houston Cougars scored a total of 70 points.

Loyce Means, a Houston Cougar player, had three interceptions in the game against Tulsa in 2008.