Do You Know About Rice Owls Football?

The correct answer is Three. This means that on the 2004 Rice roster, there were three players who had at least 500 rushing yards.

In 2004, the Rice team had more than 100 yards passing in three games. This means that in three separate games throughout the season, Rice was able to accumulate over 100 passing yards as a team.

Ed Bailey led Rice in 2004 with 1,021 rushing yards and 12 TDs.

John Syptak is the correct answer because he led the Rice Owls in 2004 with eight sacks. This indicates that he was the most successful defensive player on the team in terms of sacking the opposing quarterback.

In 2003, Rice scored more than 40 points in football games four times.

Rice opened the 2004 WAC season with a victory over Hawaii.

Fresno State spoiled Rice's 2004 Homecoming by defeating them 52-21.

Greg Wilson won Rice's George R. Brown Offense Award for top lineman.

Rice's first football victory of 2003 came against their WAC rival, San Jose State.

Rice finished the 2003 WAC season with three consecutive wins, allowing them to finish with a record of 5-3.

In 2003, there were four players who had at least 600 rushing yards for the Rice Owls.

In 2003, Terry Holley played as a standout defender for the Rice Owls football team. His position was Strong Safety, which is a key position in the defense responsible for providing support against both the run and the pass. As a Strong Safety, Holley would have been involved in tackling opposing players, covering receivers, and providing additional support to the defense in various situations.

Marcus Battle is the correct answer because he led Rice in 2003 with only 18 receptions for 333 yards. This indicates that he had the lowest number of receptions and yards among the offensive players mentioned.

In their 2002 season football opener, Rice lost to Michigan State.

In 2002, Rice defeated Louisiana Tech with a score of 37-20 to earn their first football victory in WAC play.