Quiz On Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football Team

In 2008, a total of nine players caught at least one touchdown pass for Tulsa.

Damaris Johnson led Tulsa in receiving touchdowns with 10 during the 2008 season.

The correct answer is 30. This means that in the 2008 season, the Tulsa football team committed a total of 30 turnovers.

In the 2007 season, Tulsa's quarterback, Paul Smith, threw a total of 42 touchdown passes. This indicates that he had a successful season, demonstrating his ability to effectively lead the team's offense and find the end zone.

In 2007, Tulsa had a total of 23 fumbles. Out of these fumbles, they turned over 11 to their opponents. This means that Tulsa lost possession of the ball 11 times due to fumbles, resulting in their opponents gaining possession.

In the 2008 GMAC Bowl, Tulsa defeated Bowling Green with a score of 63-7.

Roy Roberts was the only Tulsa player in 2007 who returned an interception for a touchdown. This means that he intercepted a pass from the opposing team and successfully ran it back into the end zone for a touchdown. This feat was not achieved by any other defender on the Tulsa team that year.

In 2007, Tulsa placekicker Jarod Tracy made only one field goal from over 40 yards.

In 2006, Utah and Tulsa's football teams played in the Armed Forces Bowl.

During the 2006 football season, three players completed at least one pass for Tulsa.

Tulsa began C-USA football play in 2006 with four consecutive wins. This means that they won their first four games in the conference that year without any losses. This is a significant achievement as it demonstrates their strong start to the season and their ability to perform well against their conference opponents.

Tulsa's first C-USA loss in the 2006 football season was against Houston.

In 2006, Tulsa kicker Jarod Tracy made 11 field goals out of 12 attempts. This means that he successfully kicked the ball through the goalposts and scored points for his team on 11 occasions out of the 12 times he tried.

In the 2006 football season, Tulsa scored a total of 360 points.

Robert Latu led Tulsa in 2006 with six sacks.

The Tulsa football team scored 30 rushing touchdowns in 2006.

In the 2005 AutoZone Liberty Bowl, Tulsa defeated Fresno State, a school from California.

In the 2006 football season, Tulsa won its only overtime game against Memphis with a score of 37-31.

In the 2005 season, Tulsa football team managed to secure a total of five regular-season road wins.

Garrett Mills, a tight end for the Tulsa football team, was named to the 2005 Walter Camp All-American second team. This recognition indicates that he was considered one of the top players in the country at his position during that year.

In 2005, Garrett Mills, the tight end for Tulsa, led the team with nine touchdown receptions. This means that out of all the players on the team, Mills had the most touchdown catches that season.

Tulsa allowed their opponents to score only nine passing touchdowns during the 2005 season.

In 2005, Tulsa kicker Brad DeVault did not have any of his field goal attempts blocked by opponents.

In 2004, Tulsa kicker Brad DeVault made a season-long field goal of 49 yards. This field goal was against Rice, as indicated by the answer choice.

In the 2004 season, Ashlan Davis of Tulsa had a total of five touchdowns from kickoff returns. This means that on five separate occasions, he successfully caught the kickoff and ran it all the way to the end zone for a touchdown. This is an impressive feat, as kickoff returns can be challenging due to the opposing team's coverage and the distance that needs to be covered. Davis' ability to score five touchdowns from kickoff returns demonstrates his skill and agility as a kick returner.

Garrett Mills played the position of Tight End for the 2004 Tulsa football team.

The Naval Academy football team was the only one to shut out Tulsa in the 2004 season. This means that in the game between the Naval Academy and Tulsa, the Naval Academy prevented Tulsa from scoring any points. The other teams listed in the options, Rice, Boise State, and Kansas, were not able to achieve this feat in their games against Tulsa that season.

Tulsa opened the 2004 football season with three consecutive losses.

The answer 42067 is the correct answer because it is the most logical choice among the options provided. The question asks for the record of Tulsa football against WAC opponents in 2004, and 42067 is the only option that could potentially represent a record. The other options do not make sense in the context of the question.

In the 2004 football season, Tulsa had five double-digit losses. This means that in five games, they lost by a margin of at least ten points.