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Eugene Wilson recorded a team-best six interceptions in 2001 for Illinois. This means that out of all the players on the Illinois team that year, Wilson had the highest number of interceptions.

In 2004, Pierre Thomas from Illinois had 152 attempts to gain 893 yards rushing. This means that he carried the ball 152 times during the season in order to accumulate a total of 893 rushing yards.

Brandon Lloyd is the correct answer because he was the Fighting Illini player who had the highest average yards per catch (15.5) and scored the most touchdowns (nine) in 2002. This indicates that he was a highly productive and successful player in that season.

In 2002, Illinois lost to LSU with a score of 47-34. The game took place in a BCS bowl game, and the correct answer is Sugar Bowl.

In 2001, Illinois had a highly successful regular season with a record of 10-1. However, there was one team that managed to defeat them during that season. The team that achieved this feat was the Michigan Wolverines.

In 2006, Illinois' J Leman had 75 solo tackles out of a total of 152 tackles. This means that out of all the tackles he made, 75 of them were made by him alone, without any assistance from other players. Solo tackles are an important statistic in football as they demonstrate a player's ability to make tackles independently and stop the opposing team's progress.

Pierre Thomas led the Fighting Illini in rushing touchdowns in 2005 with five.

In 2004, Illinois scored 240 points in football. This can be inferred from the given information that their opponents scored 323 points on them, implying that Illinois scored fewer points than their opponents. The other answer choices (199, 394, and 300) are not supported by the given information.

Kurt Kittner is the correct answer because he was the Illinois quarterback who threw for 3,256 yards and had 27 touchdowns in 2001.

Jason Ford led the Illinois football team in rushing touchdowns in 2008.

A.J. Jenkins is the correct answer because he was the only player among the options who played for Illinois in 2008 and had a kick return average of 22.3 yards with one touchdown. Arrelious Benn, Troy Pollard, and Vontae Davis may have been players for Illinois in 2008, but they did not have the same kick return statistics as A.J. Jenkins.

Matt Eller led football's Fighting Illini in scoring for 2008.

In 2008, Illinois tailback Daniel Dufrene did not score any touchdowns on his 117 attempts. Therefore, the correct answer is "None".

In 2007, Rashard Mendenhall, the Illinois player, had a total of 1681 net rushing yards on 262 carries.

In 2007, Illinois' Arrelious Benn had a total of two touchdowns.

In 2006, freshman Juice Williams threw nine touchdowns, indicating that he had a decent performance in terms of scoring. However, the question asks for the number of interceptions he had, and the correct answer is "Nine." This means that despite his success in throwing touchdowns, he also had an equal number of interceptions, which can be seen as a drawback in his overall performance.

Travon Bellamy led the team with an interception return average of 44 yards in 2006 for Illinois.

Derek Walker is the correct answer because he led Illinois in sacks with 5.5 in 2006.

Kyle Hudson is the correct answer because he averaged 15.1 yards per catch on 31 receptions for Illinois in 2005. This means that for every catch he made, he gained an average of 15.1 yards. This statistic demonstrates his ability to make significant gains and contribute to the team's offense.

In 2004, Kendrick Jones, the leading receiver for Illinois, gained a total of 687 yards on 47 catches. This means that each catch, on average, resulted in approximately 14.6 yards gained.

In the 2008 Illinois season, Juice Williams had 16 of his 381 pass attempts intercepted.

In 2008, the Illinois football team scored a total of 344 points. The question asks how many points their opponents scored on them. Since the answer is 319, it can be inferred that their opponents scored 319 points against them during that season.

Will Davis led the Fighting Illini in tackles for loss in 2007 with 12.5.

Kevin Mitchell had a team-high five interceptions in 2007 for Illinois.

Juice Williams of Illinois had 13 passing touchdowns in 2007 on 153 completions.

Pierre Thomas led the 2006 Illinois team with a 62.9 yards per game rushing average.

Alan Ball had a team-high 12 pass break ups in 2006 for Illinois.

Chris Norwell recorded a team-high three sacks in 2005.

E.B. Halsey caught more passes than any other player in the 2004 Illinois team, with 38.

Jon Beutjer is the correct answer because he had the highest number of passing yards, with 1082, among the Illinois quarterbacks in 2004. This indicates that he was the most successful and productive quarterback in terms of passing that season.