2014 idaho football yearbook

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 2014

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COACHING STAFF Head coach Paul Petrino ..................24-27 Kris Cinkovich ........................................28 Ronnie Lee .............................................29 Ashley Ambrose .....................................30 Eric Brown ..............................................31 Bryce Erickson .......................................32 Bam Hardmon ........................................33 Charley Molnar .......................................34 Al Pupunu ...............................................35 Jason Shumaker ....................................36 Football support staff ............................37 Graduate/student assistants ................38THE VANDALS Alphabetical roster ...........................40-41 Numerical roster ...............................42-43 Squad breakdown .............................44-45 Player bios .........................................46-822014 OPPONENTS Appalachian State ..................................89 Arkansas State .......................................88 Florida .....................................................84 Georgia Southern ..................................87 Louisiana-Monroe ..................................84 New Mexico State ..................................87 Ohio .........................................................85 San Diego State .....................................88 South Alabama .......................................86 Texas State .............................................86 Troy State ...............................................89 Western Michigan ..................................85 All-time series ........................................90 Historically vs. 2014 opponents ...........91 2014 composite schedule .....................922013 IN REVIEW Game by game ..................................94-99 Idaho statistics ..............................100-108

HISTORY AND RECORDS All-time coaches ........................... 110-111 NFL Vandals .................................. 112-113 Vandal legends .............................. 114-115 Vandal All-Americans .......................... 116 Vandal All-Stars .................................... 117 All-conference Vandals ................ 118-119 Team awards .................................120-121 All-time lettermen .........................122-129 Year-by-year leaders .....................130-141 Passing records ............................142-147 Rushing records ...........................148-153 Receiving records .........................154-160 Total offense records ...........................161 All-purpose rushing .............................162 Scoring .................................................163 Field goals ............................................164 Conversions .........................................165 Miscellaneous .....................................165 Punt return records .............................166 Kickoff return records .........................167 Punting records ...................................168 Defensive records .........................169-170 Bowl records .................................171-173 All-time scores ..............................174-178UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO University of Idaho .......................180-183 Director of Athletics Rob Spear ..........184 President Chuck Staben .....................185 Academic Honor Roll ..........................186 Academic Support Services ...............187 Athletics staff directory .......................188 2014 Schedule .....................................189

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NEWS RELEASESAll Idaho news releases are available via e-mail and are posted on www.GoVan-dals.com. If you would like to receive e-mail releases, please contact the media relations offi ce.

INTERVIEWSAll player interviews must be set up through the Media Relations Offi ce – (208) 885-0245/0211. Players are available after practice on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. No player interviews are allowed after Wednesday of game week.

WEEKLY NEWS CONFERENCEHead coach Paul Petrino will have a weekly news conference with teleconference access. Additionally, he will participate in the Monday morning Sun Belt Conference call. Times will be announced once the are determined. Idaho’s news conferences are in Team Room A on the fi rst fl oor of the Kibbie Dome. To join the news confer-ence through the teleconference system, contact the Idaho media relations offi ce. Petrino also is available for individual interviews, which can be set up through the Media Relations Offi ce.

VIDEO/AUDIO REQUESTSWeekly video interviews with Petrino and selected players are provided by the UI Media Relations. They are provided via FTP. If you would like to be included on the list, please contact the media relations offi ce.

PRACTICE POLICYPractices are open, although video photography may be limited during certain seg-ments of practice. All photographers and reporters are asked to check in with the Media Relations offi ce prior to attending a practice session.

VISITING TV/RADIOIncoming or 800-service calls are available. Contact the Media Relations Offi ce for further information.

WIRELESSFree wireless internet is available throughout the facility. Please contact the Media Relations offi ce for details.

CREDENTIALSSeason credentials will be issued to all media outlets who regularly cover Uni-versity of Idaho football. Individual game credentials for visiting teams should be requested 10 days prior to the game.

PARKINGParking passes will be issued to all media outlets who regularly cover Vandal athletics and on a game-by-game basis. Members of the media who regularly cover Vandal athletics are encouraged to obtain a media parking pass from Idaho Parking and Information Services, which is located in the North Campus Center. This will make access to the Kibbie Dome parking lot more convenient for week-day interviews.

POST-GAME POLICYThe University of Idaho locker room is closed to all members of the media. After a 10-minute cooling off period, the visiting coach and selected players will be made available in an interview area outside their locker room. Idaho players and coaches will be in the media room (Team rooms A/B) on the ground level of the Kibbie Dome. Post-game stat packets will be handed out during the post-game conference.

Founded ................................................................1889Location .................................................Moscow, Idaho

(Moscow is located in the Pacifi c Time Zone)Enrollment ..........................................................12,493President ...........................................Dr. Chuck StabenDirector of Athletics................................. Dr. Rob SpearNickname.......................................................... VandalsColors ....................................... Silver and Vandal GoldArena ........................................................ Kibbie DomeSurface .................................................. RealGrass ProCapacity..............................................................16,000All-time football record .................................419-549-23Affi liation ...............................Football Bowl SubdivisionConference ................................................ IndependentHead coach ............................................... Paul Petrino

Alma mater: Carroll CollegeAssoc. AD/Business .................................John WallaceAssoc. AD/Development ............................ Tim MooneySenior Woman Administrator .................. Debbie BuchananCompliance............................................. Jessica AtkinsDirector of Athlete Services ...................... Barrie SteeleStrength and Conditioning ................. Jake ScharnhorstDirector of Academic Services............Dr. Susan SteeleTicket manager .....................................Chris ApenbrinkKibbie Dome Manager ..... Kelly McGahan/K.C. Sheffl erAthletic department phone.......................208-885-0200Athletic department fax ............................208-885-2862Football phone .........................................208-885-0235Athletic department mailing address:

University of Idaho P.O. Box 442302

Moscow, Idaho 83844-2302Ticket offi ce ..............208-885-6466 or 1-888-884-3246Press box phone.....................................208-885-0211MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. AD/football contact............................. Becky PaullOffi ce phone ............................................208-885-0245Cell phone ...............................................208-669-0411E-mail .............................................bpaull@uidaho.eduNick Heidelberger ....................................208-885-0211Seth Pringle .............................................208-885-7065Website ........................................ www.GoVandals.com

CREDITS: This publication was produced by Becky Paull of the UI Athletic Media Relations Department with special thanks to the media relations staff – Nick Heidelberger and Seth Pringle, for general support, and to Allison Wagner for her written contributions. Photography by Ilya Pinchuk, Larry Johnson, Spencer Farrin, Milan Chuckovich, and Jonathan Billings of Archer Photography (Moscow).

ASUI KIBKibbie Dome Facts

• First game: vs. Idaho State, Sept. 20, 1975

• Dedication game: vs. Boise State, Oct. 11, 1975

• Coach when it opened: Ed Troxel

• Quarterback when it opened: Dave Comstock

• Center height of roof: 150 feet

• Roof arches span 400 feet

• Roof covers 4.5 acres

• 800 accoustical tiles hang from roof

• Each accoustical tile is 144 square feet

• Floor surface is 93,550 square feet

• Playing surface: RealGrass Pro

• All-time record: 118-69-1

• West end wall replaced 2009

• East end wall replaced 2011

• Premium seating added 2011

•30x50 football high definition video board added summer of 2013

BIE DOMETop Kibbie Dome Crowds

17,600 vs. Boise State, Nov. 11, 1989


17,000 vs. Boise State, Oct. 21, 2006



16,400 vs. Montana, Oct. 22, 1983

16,389 vs. New Mexico St., Nov. 11, 2000



16,100 vs. Northern Arizona, Oct. 1, 1988

16,000 vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009

15,390 vs. UNLV, Sept. 18, 2010

15,807 vs. Weber State, Oct. 16, 1976


15, 635 vs. Hawai`i, Sept. 24, 2005

15,600 vs. Nevada, Sept. 28, 1985


15,500 vs. Nevada, Oct. 28, 1989

15,500 vs. E. Washington, Nov. 2, 1985



15,309 vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 8, 2011

15,236 vs.Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009

15,200 vs. Nevada, Nov. 12, 1983

15,200 vs. Montana, Oct. 15, 1977

15,162 vs. Idaho State, Sept. 16, 2006

15,110 vs. Fresno State, Sept. 24, 2011

15,107 vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 7, 2006

15,100 vs. Nevada, Oct. 17, 1987


15,054 vs. Montana, Nov. 6, 1993

15,047 vs. Fresno State, Oct. 22, 2005

15,013 vs. Nevada, Nov. 4, 2006

15,013 vs Nevada, Oct. 4, 2008

15,012 vs. Louisiana Tech, Nov. 12, 2005

15,010 vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 25, 2008

15,006 vs. Utah State, Oct. 1, 2005

15,003 vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 2008

15,002 vs. San Jose State, Nov. 1, 2008

15,000 vs. Weber State, Oct. 2, 1982

15,000 vs. Montana State, Oct. 18, 1980

IDAHO INDIVIDUAL Most yards rushing: 221, Blair Lewis vs. Middle Tennessee

State, Oct. 26, 2002 Most carries: 32, Mike McCurdy vs. Northern Arizona, Sept.

30, 1978 Most rushing touchdowns: 4, twice (DeMaundray Woolridge

vs. Hawai`i, Oct. 17, 2009, and Kerry Hickey vs. Northern Ari-zona, Nov. 13, 1982) Most yards passing: 527, Ken Hobart vs. Southern Colorado,

Sept. 10, 1983 Most completions: 37, Ken Hobart vs. Southern Colorado,

Sept. 10, 1983 Most attempts: 59, Ken Hobart vs. Southern Colorado, Sept.

10, 1983 Most touchdown passes: 6, three times (Brian Lindgren vs.

San Diego State, Sept. 21, 2002; Eric Hisaw vs. Montana, Oct. 21, 1995, and Doug Nussmeier vs. Idaho State, Oct. 10, 1992) Most interceptions thrown: 5, Rick Sloan vs. Boise State, Nov.

23, 1985 Most yards receiving: 241, Kasey Dunn vs. Montana State,

Sept. 1, 1990 Most receptions: 14, Eric Yarber vs. Nevada, Sept. 28, 1995 Most touchdown receptions: 4, twice (Yo Murphy vs. Idaho

State, Oct. 10, 1992, and Eric Yarber vs. Mankato State, Sept. 14, 1985) Most yards total offense: 543, Ken Hobart vs. Southern Colo-

rado, Sept. 10, 1983 Most all-purpose yards: 242, Blair Lewis vs. Middle Tennessee

State, Oct. 26, 2002 Most touchdowns scored: 5, four times (Sherriden May vs.

Southwest Texas, Sept. 11, 1993; Sherriden May vs. Northern Arizona, Oct. 31, 1992; Yo Murphy, vs. Idaho State, Oct. 10, 1992; Eric Yarber vs. Mankato State, Sept. 14, 1985, and Kerry Hickey vs. Northern Arizona, Nov. 13, 1982 Most fi eld goals: 5, Tim McMonigle vs. Northern Arizona, Nov.

3, 1984

IDAHO TOP RUSHING PERFORMANCES 221, Blair Lewis vs. Middle Tennessee State, Oct. 26, 2002 217, Robert Brooks vs. Boise State, Oct. 11, 1975 202, Sherriden May vs. Weber State, Sept. 19, 1992 201, Robert Taylor vs. Northern Arizona, Nov. 20, 1976 194, Sherriden May vs. Montana State, Oct. 15, 1994 194, Devon Pearce vs. Northern Arizona, Nov. 3, 1990 190, Devon Pearce vs. Idaho State, Oct. 13, 1990 186, Russell Davis vs. Boise State, Nov. 21, 1981 173, Devon Pearce vs. Weber State, Sept. 22, 1980 168, Joel Thomas vs. Idaho State, Oct. 3, 1998 168, Sherriden may vs. Northern Arizona, Nov. 5, 1994 167, Brian Allen vs. Southern Colorado, Sept. 10, 1983

IDAHO TOP RECEIVING PERFORMANCES 241, Kasey Dunn vs. Montana State, Sept. 1, 1990 221, Eric Yarber vs. Mankato State, Sept. 14, 1985 213, Vic Wallace vs. Weber State, Oct. 1, 1982 192, Eric Jorgensen vs. Montana, Oct. 10, 1987 183, David Jackson vs. Sacramento State, Sept. 16, 1989 182 , Brant Bengen vs. Montana State, Nov. 8, 1986 182, John Jake vs. Weber State, Nov. 28, 1987 179, Lee Allen vs. Eastern Washington, Oct. 21, 1989 175, Dezmon Epps vs. Old Dominion, Nov. 9, 2013 171, Yo Murphy vs. Idaho State, Oct. 10, 1992 167, Brian Allen vs. Southern Colorado, Sept. 10, 1983 164, Lee Allen vs. Montana, Nov. 26, 1988

IDAHO TOP PASSING PERFORMANCES 527, (37-59-4, 6), Ken Hobart vs. Southern Colorado, Sept.

10, 1983 445, (32-51-0, 2), John Friesz vs. Nevada, Oct. 28, 1989 440, (25-37-0, 4), Ken Hobart vs. Boise State, Nov. 19, 1983 437, (28-51-0, 2), John Friesz vs. Montana, Sept. 28, 1989 423, (30-50-1, 4), John Friesz vs. Boise State, Nov. 21, 1987 423, (27-54-3, 2), Nathan Enderle vs. Northern Illinois, Sept.

22, 2007 409, (13-51-0, 1), John Welsh vs. North Texas, Nov. 17, 2001 409, (24-46-2, 2), John Friesz vs. Weber State, Nov. 28, 1987 403, (24-29-0, 4), Scott Linehan vs. Mankato State, Sept. 24,

1985 400, (18-32-1, 3), John Friesz vs. Eastern Washington, Oct.

21, 1989 396, (34-50-0, 2), Brian Brennan vs. North Texas, Oct. 4, 1997 388, (30-46-0, 3), Ryan Fien vs. Eastern Washington, Nov. 2,

1996 386 (24-43-1, 2), Ryan Fien vs. New Mexico State, Nov. 9,

1996 382 (29-46-0, 6), Brian Lindgren vs. San Diego State, Sept.

21, 2002 374, (17-26-0, 5), Eric Hisaw vs. Idaho State, Oct. 1, 1994 372, (22-41-1, 3), Brian Brennan vs. Northern Arizona, Oct.

22, 1994

KIBBIE DOM

E RECORDS

IDAHO TEAM RECORDS Most yards rushing: 526, vs. Simon Fraser, Sept. 5, 1981 Most rushing attempts: 76, vs. Northern Iowa, Sept. 19, 1981 Most yards passing: 527, vs. Southern Colorado, Sept. 10,

1983 Most passing attempts: 59, vs. Southern Colorado, Sept. 10,

1983 Most yards total offense: 703, vs. Simon Fraser, Sept. 5, 1981 Most offensive plays: 95, vs. Nevada, Sept. 28, 1985 Most points: 79, vs. Weber State, Nov. 12, 1994 Most touchdowns: 11, twice (vs. Weber State, Nov. 12, 1994,

and vs. Lehigh, Nov. 13, 1994) Most rushing touchdowns: 7, twice (vs. Northern Iowa, Sept.

19, 1981, and vs. Simon Fraser, Sept. 5, 1981) Most passing touchdowns: 6, three times (vs. Idaho State,

Oct. 10, 1992; vs. Sacramento State, Sept. 16, 1989, and vs. Southern Colorado, Sept. 10, 1983) Most points in one half: 51, vs. Stephen F. Austin, Sept. 24,

1994 Most points in one quarter: 35, vs. Weber State, Nov. 12, 1994 Fewest fi rst downs allowed: 10, twice (vs. Eastern Washing-

ton, Oct. 14, 1995, and vs. Northern Arizona, Sept. 30, 1978) Fewest yards rushing allowed: -2, vs. Portland State, Sept. 8,

1984 Fewest yards passing allowed: 22, vs. Fresno State, Nov. 18,

1978 Fewest total yards allowed: 132, vs. Eastern Washington, Oct.

14, 1995 Most interceptions: 5, three times (vs. Northern Arizona, Oct.

22, 1994; vs. Boise state, Nov. 21, 1987, and vs. Portland State, Sept. 6, 1986) Most fumbles lost: 4, several times (last vs. North Texas, Nov.

17, 2001) Most sacks: 10, vs. Northern Arizona, Sept. 30, 1978

TWO TEAMS Most points: 109 - Idaho 79 vs. Weber State 30 (Nov. 12,

1994) Most points in one half - 59, Idaho 51 vs. Weber State 9 (Nov.

12, 1994) Fewest points in one half - 0, Idaho 0 vs. Northern Iowa 0 (fi rst

half, Nov. 5, 1994)

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL Most yards rushing: 252, Otto Kelly, Nevada, Nov. 12, 1983 Most rushing touchdowns: 4, Eric Hill, Weber State, Oct. 28,

1978 Most carries: 34, Anthony Corley, Nevada, Nov. 12, 1983 Most yards passing: 558, Dave Dickenson, Montana, Oct. 21,

1995 Most passing attempts: 82, Dave Dickenson, Montana, Oct.

21, 1995 Most pass completions: 43, Dave Dickenson, Montana, Oct.

21, 1995 Most passing touchdowns: 5, six times (Derek Carr, Fresno

State, Oct. 5, 2013; Derek Carr, Fresno State, Sept. 24, 2011; Colin Kaepernick, Nevada, Nov. 6,2010; David Neill, Nevada, Oct. 24, 1998; Dave Dickenson, Montana, Oct. 21, 1995, and Brad Lebo, Montana, Nov. 16, 1991) Most interceptions: 5, Jeff Lewis, Northern Arizona, Oct. 22,

1994 Most total yards: ?, Dave Dickenson, Montana, Oct. 21, 1995 Most yards receiving: 222, Mike Erhardt, Montana, Oct. 21,

1995 Most receptions: 16 Davante Adams, Fresno State, Oct. 5,

2013 Most touchdown receptions: 4, Marvin Turk, Montana, Nov.

16, 1991 Most fi eld goals: 8, Goran Lingmerth, Northern Arizona, Oct.

25, 1986

OPPONENT TEAM Most yards rushing: 453, Nevada, Nov. 6, 2010 Most rushing attempts: 79, Fresno State, Nov. 18, 1978 Most yards passing: 596, Nevada, Oct. 24, 1998 Most passing attempts: 72, Montana, Oct. 21, 1995 Most yards total offense: 844, Nevada, Nov. 6, 2010 Most offensive plays: 101, twice, Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013,

and Fresno State, Nov. 18, 1978 Most points: 63, Utah State, Oct. 25, 1997 Most touchdowns: 9, twice, Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013, and

Utah State, Oct. 25, 1997 Most rushing touchdowns: 5, Utah State, Oct. 25, 1997 Most passing touchdowns: 6, Nevada, Nov. 6, 2010 Most points in one half: 47, Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013 Most points in one quarter: 28, twice, Fresno State, Oct. 5,

2013, and Boise State, Nov. 12, 2010 Fewest fi rst downs allowed: 10, North Texas, Oct. 4, 1997 Fewest yards rushing allowed: 25, Montana State, Sept. 1,

1990 Fewest yards passing allowed: 76, Northern Arizona, Nov. 15,

1980 Fewest total yards allowed: 163, Northern Arizona, Oct. 25,

1986 Most interceptions: 4, Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013 Most fumbles lost: Most sacks: 9, Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013

VANDALVANDAL

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FIELDSFIELDS

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STRENGTH CENTERSTRENGTH

WEIGHT TRAINING EQUIPMENTWEIGHT TRAINING EQUIPMENT• Five 9-foot full cage squat racks• Five 9-foot half rack/6x8 Olympic platform combo stations• Five 8x8 Olympic platforms• Six 9-foot half rack with adjustable benches• Eight adjustable benches• Two plate loaded reverse hyper stations• Three prone leg curl machines• Three dual-pulley pulldown machines• Two cable cross-over machines

• One selectorized leg press• One plate loaded leg press• One 4-way hip machine• 16 York Olympic power bars• 10 York Olympic training bars• 10,000 pounds of metal weights• 4,000 pounds. of bumper plates• 4,000 pounds of dumbbells from 5-130 pounds• Two row stations• Two upper body endurance stations

IVERSON SPEED N SPEED AND ND

STRENGTH CENTERH CENTER

CARDIOVASCULAR EQUIPMENTCARDIOVASCULAR EQUIPMENT• Six elliptical trainers• Six upright bikes• Four versa-climber stations• Two recumbent bikes• One Woodway treadmill

SPONSORED BY TOM AND DIANE NICHOLSONSPONSORED BY TOM AND DIANE NICHOLSON

LOCKER ROOMLOCKER ROOM

LOCKER ROOMLOCKER ROOM• 114 open pro-style oak lockers

• Individual locked personal compartments• 2,600 square feet

• Lounge with large screen TV, stereo system and goal boards

SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY THE YUDITSKY FAMILY THE YUDITSKY FAMILY

JACK & HELEN, BOB & MARY KAYJACK & HELEN, BOB & MARY KAY

TEAM ROOMSTEAM ROOMS

TEAM ROOMSTEAM ROOMSTeam room C seats 115 and is ADA compliant. It has a state-of-the art multi-media center. Team rooms A and B both

seat 18 and are hard-wired into our team video system as well as the internet.

SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY DICK & JODY MOONEYDICK & JODY MOONEY

RICH & SHARON ALLEN RICH & SHARON ALLEN

ARCARC

AQUATIC REHABILITATION CENTER — HYDROWORX POOLAQUATIC REHABILITATION CENTER — HYDROWORX POOL• Measures 8 feet by 12 feet• Maximum depth of 6 feet• Can treat four people at one time• Treadmill has variance of 0-8.5 mph• Two jets to increase resistance• Three video cameras and four monitors to provide instant feedback

SPONSORED BY GWEN CHURCH AND JOHN A. CHURCHSPONSORED BY GWEN CHURCH AND JOHN A. CHURCH

ATHLETIC TRAININGATHLETIC TRAINING

DR. STEVE PENNINGTON DR. JIM ROBSON DR. ED TINGSTAD SURGEON DENTIST SURGEON

BARRIE MEGAN TOBY STEELE SHIFFLETT vanAMERONGEN

The University of Idaho’s commitment to its student-athletes can be seen in the continuing enhancement and growth of its athletic training, and strength and conditioning services. With the number one goal being prevention, Idaho athlete services provides not only strength and conditioning, and preventative athletic training measures, but coordinates with sports nutritionists and sports psychologists for the overall well-being of Vandal student-athletes.

“We approach our jobs fi rst from a prevention standpoint,” head athletic trainer Barrie Steele said. “But, injuries do occur in athletics and when they do we make sure our student-athletes receive the fi nest in immediate and follow-up care. When they return to competition, our goal is to have them in better condition than before the injury and with a reduced chance of re-injury.”

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The University of Idaho The Univers

AGRICULTURAL AND LIFE SCIENCESAGRICULTURAL AND LIFE SCIENCESThe College of Agricultural and Life Sciences offers some of the nation's most respected programs in the areas of agriculture and the life sciences.

ART & ARCHITECTUREART & ARCHITECTUREThe College of Art & Architecture offers acclaimed pro-grams in the areas of architecture, interior design, art and design, landscape architecture and virtual technology and design.

BUSINESS & ECONOMICSBUSINESS & ECONOMICSThe College of Business and Economics is a leader in business education. Our signature programs include an award-winning curriculum and experiential learning op-portunities.

EDUCATIONEDUCATIONThe College of Education is dedicated to the development of learning and human potential, scholar practitioners and advocates of diversity.

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The University of Idahoity of Idaho

ENGINEERINGENGINEERINGOffers world-class learning and research opportunities in biological & agricultural, chemical & materials science, civil, computer science, electrical & computer, and me-chanical engineering.

LETTERS, ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCESLETTERS, ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCESThe university’s largest academic division offers programs in English, history, theatre, psychology, sociology, anthro-pology, political science, international studies and more.

NATURAL RESOURCESNATURAL RESOURCESThe College of Natural Resources houses one of the largest genetics laboratories in the nation and is home to research units, an experimental forest and a wilderness fi eld station.

SCIENCESCIENCEThe College of Science features a tightly knit learning community, an esteemed faculty, world-class labs and learning facilities.

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Settlers were fi rst drawn to the area in 1871, with abundant grassland and available timber for building. The area was fi rst named “Hog Heaven” which was later changed to “Palouse Valley.” In 1877, Samuel Neff fi led for a postal permit under the name of Moscow because the area reminded him of his hometown of Moscow, Pa. In 1875, the city’s fi rst store was opened on what is now Main Street. Moscow grew with the arrival of the railroad in 1885. The town became incorporated in 1887 and was chosen as the site for a land-grant institution, the University of Idaho, in 1889. Idaho achieved statehood in 1890.

Today, Moscow is home to more than 23,000 residents and students. The area boasts a highly skilled and educated work force employed by Moscow's many thriving businesses and the University of Idaho. Merchants offer an extensive selection of quality products and services.

In addition to Moscow's fi ne business and educational reputation, the City's arts community has gained national attention. The Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival, Festival Dance, Idaho Repertory Theatre, Renaissance Fair, Rendezvous in the Park, Artwalk and the Prichard Art Gallery are reasons why Moscow is known as the "Heart of the Arts." Moscow also has been rated as one of the "Best 100 Small Art Towns in America."

Moscow

MOSCOW IS:• One of the top 100 Small Arts Towns• Host of the Lionel Hampton Interna-tional Jazz Festival• Largest of the 27 Moscows in the United States• A U.S. Small Arts Center• A “Gem Community”

MOSCOW MISCELLANEOUSLocated in Latah CountySettled in 1871Elevation: 2,583Land area: 6.2 square milesNearest city with population of 100,000 or more: Spokane, Wash. (84 miles)Nearest city with population of 1 million or more: Seattle, Wash. (298 miles)

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Idaho was settled during the gold rush of the 1800s. Veins of silver and gold were found in the mountains of central Idaho and it wasn’t long before thousands of pioneers had settled all over the territory in an attempt to get rich. As the pioneers mined for gold, they happened upon a pleasant surprise. In addition to the silver and gold, Idaho was abundant in gems such as topaz and jade. Hence Idaho’s nickname: the Gem State. Idaho is one of the most scenic states in the nation. It holds claim to numerous world famous sites. Here are just a few of the many wonders Idaho offers.• Hells Canyon, the deepest river gorge in the U.S. – 8,000 feet deep at some points.

• Shoshone Falls (36 feet taller than Niagara falls)• Soda Springs (largest man-made geyser)

• The Sawtooth Mountains in central Idaho• The world famous Lava Hot Springs

• The “Craters of the Moon” in south-central Idaho• Sun Valley Resort, where the movie stars play

• Coeur d’Alene, playground of the Pacific Northwest• Bruneau Dunes, the largest sand dunes in North America

Geographically, Idaho is one of the most diverse in the country. From the rolling deserts of southern Idaho and the forested mountains of central Idaho to the rolling plains of the Palouse, this state has it all. If you’re into river rafting, Idaho has the Salmon River, nicknamed “The River of No Return.” If

you like water sports, Idaho has more than 2,000 lakes with names, and many more without. One of the most famous is Pend Oreille, which is more than 1,100 feet deep in some parts. The

Navy has tested some of its submarines at Lake Pend Oreille.Idaho is an outdoorsman’s dream come true. The state offers thousands of miles of trails for backpackers. Hunting and fishing locales are abundant all over the state. Idaho is home to part of the famous Lewis and Clark Trail. You can learn first-hand how the expedition was saved from certain starvation by the Nez Pierce Indian tribe. Idaho is the 13th largest state in the nation, but is sparsely populated with 1.3 million residents. The benefit of this is low crime rates and a healthy lifestyle. Last but certainly not least, Idaho indeed does have great potatoes. In 1937, the Idaho Potato Commission was formed. The state-run agency’s responsibilities include researching and expanding the Idaho potato market.

Idaho

WHY VANDALS?Don’t use your dictionary to fi nd Idaho’s defi nition of a Vandal.

No, Idaho’s student-athletes go by a name earned nearly a century ago by a basketball team coached by Hec Edmundson, whose teams played defense with such intensity and ferocity that sports writers said they “vandalized” their opponents.

The mark made by that 1917 team went far deeper than wins and losses on the court. In 1917, Harry Lloyd “Jazz” McCarty – a writer for the student newspaper, the Argonaut – subtly tagged the team with a new nickname in a pregame write-up: “The opening game with Whitman will mark a new epoch in Idaho basketball history, for the present gang of ‘Vandals’ have the best material that has ever carried the ‘I’ into action.” McCarty’s indirect suggestion stuck.

By 1921, McCarty and Edward Maslin Hulme, the dean of the College of Liberal Arts, succeeded in their push to have Vandals offi cially adopted as the nickname for Idaho teams.

Adding a special touch were Edmundson’s roots. He was from Moscow and made a name for himself at Idaho as one of the nation’s top distance runners. He eventually left Idaho to coach at the University of Washington where the Huskies still play basketball in the building bearing his name – the Edmundson Pavilion.

SUPPORT STAFFCOACHING STAFF

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From the minute he arrived on the University of Idaho campus, Paul Petrino infused the Vandals with

an intensity that reverberated around the Kibbie Dome and throughout the Vandal Family. His practices mirror his personality – focused, intense and determined.

In his fi rst season back at Idaho, he took the Vandals against a schedule that featured not only the eventual

national champion, but a total of seven bowl teams, which included four teams that,

at one time or another, were ranked among the nation’s top 25.

While the Vandals didn’t fi nish with the win-loss mark he would have liked, his fi rst class of recruits showed it can provide the base for a bright Vandal future. Dezmon Epps, who came to Idaho from City College of San Francisco, fi nished the season tied for 24th nationally in receptions per game and was 42nd in receiving yards per game. Epps added almost 500 more

yards on punt and kickoff returns to have the third-best all-purpose rushing season by a Vandal since 2000 and the 50th best in the nation on

2013.

Petrino also had his fi rst Vandal All-American in punter Austin Rehkow, whose record-setting season

earned him a spot on the Walter Camp All-American team. A true freshman, Rehkow’s average of 47.8

yards per kick is an NCAA record for a freshman as well as the overall record for a player who punted at

least 75 times in one season.

Marc Millan, who joined the Vandals from Santa Ana College, and returner Jayshawn Jordan tied for 27th

nationally in solo tackles. Departed senior QuayShawne Buckley tied for 25th in tackles for loss.

Before he was injured in the seventh game, quarterback Chad Chalich was making an impression. His 106 yards rushing

vs. Temple tied for third-best all-time by a Vandal quarterback, while his 416 yards total offense in that game were the ninth best all-time at Idaho. He started the season by throwing 152

passes before being intercepted.

Petrino’s next challenge begins this season when he takes the Vandals back to the Sun Belt Conference after one season as an FBS independent.

Coaching football is in Petrino’s blood. Tagging along with his dad, Bob Petrino, Sr., as he coached the Carroll College (Montana) Saints into national prominence, Petrino knew from the time he was

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six years old he wanted to coach. He played for his dad at Carroll and was the Football Gazette NAIA Division II Player of the Year and a two-time Kodak All-American quarterback after setting 16 school records during a career that included four conference titles and a 36-6 record from 1985-88.

“I’ve wanted to be a head coach my whole life,” Petrino said.

“This is what I’ve wanted to do since I was six years old.”

He’s paid his dues – and along the way has put together a résumé of success and envisions doing it at Idaho, where his Division I coaching career began.

He was clear in his mission when he was hired: “We want to win a whole bunch of games and go to bowls.”

That is what he is accustomed to doing. During his 23 years as an assistant, he coached in 12 bowl games and fi ve I-AA playoff games. He spent one season (2007) with the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons. As a Division I coach, he was on staffs who combined for a 152-93 record – a 65 percent winning percentage.

He already made his mark at Idaho when he coached three players who have been inducted into the Vandal Athletics Hall of Fame – running back Sherriden May, and receivers Kasey Dunn and Yo Murphy. They are just a small sampling of the successes of his players. In the 2012 NFL draft, fi ve offensive players under his tutelage were drafted. The group, which included four receivers, represented the greatest number of players coached by one coach in that year’s draft.

For Petrino, the return to Moscow is a return to his Northwest roots. A native of Butte, Mont., he was raised in Helena where his football legacy began.

Petrino’s coaching career began at his alma mater before he was hired at Idaho in 1992. Among the players he coached at Idaho was All-American and Vandal Athletics Hall of Famer Sherriden May – one on what has become a lengthy list of standout players, record-holders and NFL draftees coached by Petrino.

After his stint at Idaho, he coached at Utah State, Louisville, Illinois, Southern Mississippi and, most recently, Arkansas. He also spent one season with the NFL Atlanta Falcons. Everywhere he has been, his offenses have produced record-setting numbers.

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A LOOK AT PETRINO’S CAREER:

In 2012, Petrino directly oversaw quarterback Tyler Wilson’s continued assault on the Arkansas record books. Wilson wrapped up his career

holding 28 school records, including career passing yards, career completions and career completion percentage. Wilson led the SEC and ranked ninth in the NCAA in passing yards per game, while wide receiver Cobi Hamilton led the SEC and ranked fi fth in the NCAA in receiving yards per game and led the conference and tied for 12th in the country in receptions per game. Wilson also ranked in the top 18 in the NCAA in total offense, total offense yards per play and passing yards per attempt. Hamilton also ranked in the top fi ve in the SEC in all-purpose yards per play and all-purpose yards per game and broke UA records for single-season receptions, single-season receiving yards and 10-catch games along with the school’s career records for receptions and 10-catch games.

Petrino coached the Razorbacks in their 29-16 win vs. No. 11 Kansas State in the 2012 AT&T Cotton Bowl after completing his second season

as offensive coordinator at Illinois. In the Cotton Bowl, Arkansas averaged 5.7 yards per play, including more than four yards per rush and 7.0 per pass attempt, while totaling 345 yards of offense. Wilson was named the bowl’s Offensive MVP after passing for 216 yards and two touchdowns while completing 20-of-31 passes.

In 2011, Petrino, while at Illinois, coached Jenkins to one of the best seasons by a receiver in Illinois history, as Jenkins led the Big Ten with

90 catches and was a fi rst-team all-conference performer. His 1,276 yards ranked second in school history, just two yards shy of the Illini record, and he also ranked in the top fi ve of the school’s list for season receptions, season 100-yard receiving games, career receptions, career receiving yardage, career receiving touchdowns and career 100-yard receiving games.

In 2010, Petrino guided an Illini offense that broke school records for total points (423) and points per game (32.54) and featured running back Mikel

Leshoure, who broke the single-season school rushing record with 1,697 yards. Illinois averaged 42.1 points and 448.9 total yards over the last seven games of the season and notched a 38-14 win over Baylor in the 2010 Texas Bowl

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In 2009, Petrino was the offensive coordinator at Arkansas as the team averaged 37 points per game, which ranked eighth in the NCAA, while also

posting top-15 rankings in passing offense at No. 10 (303.3 yards per game) and total offense at No. 14 (439.3 yards per game). Quarterback Ryan Mallett was

the nation’s sixth-rated passer, averaging 285 yards per contest and throwing 29 touchdowns. The Razorbacks broke the school record for passing yards with 3,640, eclipsing the previous record that was set under Petrino in 2008

In 2007, he was with the Atlanta Falcons of the NFL. He was the receivers coach in Atlanta after working the four previous years as offensive

coordinator and receivers coach at Louisville. Playing for Petrino, Roddy White posted then-career-highs with 83 catches and 1,202 yards

From 2003-06, Petrino coached at Louisville where his teams averaged 41.1 points per game from 2003-06; 34.6 in 2003; 49.8

in 2004; 43.3 in 2005 and 37.8 in 2006. Texas Tech was the only other school to rank in the top 10 nationally in total offense during those years. In 50 games over that four-year span at Louisville, Petrino’s teams went 41-9 and scored 40 or more points 28 times and 60 or more seven times.

In 2006, the Cardinals went 12-1, won the Big East title and fi nished the year ranked No. 6 in the nation. Louisville was second in the country

in total offense (475.3 yards per game), seventh in passing (290.0 yards per game) and fourth in scoring (37.8 points per game). In 2005,

Louisville was ninth in the nation in offense (482.1 yards per game) and third in scoring (43.4 points per game) with six offensive players earning

fi rst-team All-Big East Conference honors. Running back Michael Bush led the nation with 24 touchdowns, while receiver Mario Urrutia was second in the nation in yards per catch.

The 2004 team won the Conference USA title, beat No. 10 Boise State in the Liberty Bowl to end the season 11-1, fi nished ranked No. 7 in the nation, and led the country in total offense (539.0 yards per game) and scoring offense (49.8 points per game). The

Cardinals set school records for total yards, rushing yards and points in a season (597), also scoring 50-plus points seven times. Russell earned All-Conference USA honors for the second straight season after catching 73 passes. He had 75 catches for a school-record 1,213 yards in 2003.

Petrino coached three wide receivers who set single-season yardage records at Louisville. Arnold Jackson totaled 1,209 yards in 1999, J.R. Russell broke the record in 2003 with 1,213 yards and Harry Douglas had 1,265 yards in 2006.

From 2000-02, he was the quarterbacks coach at Southern Mississippi. In his three seasons, the Golden Eagles went 8-4, 6-5 and 7-6 with two bowl bids.

In 1998, Petrino left Utah State for his fi rst stint at Louisville. In 1998, UL set records for points, scoring average, touchdowns, passing yards, passing touchdowns, pass attempts, pass completions and total offense. In 1998, the Cardinals ranked No. 1 in the nation in

passing offense and ranked second in 1999.

From 1995-97, Petrino was at Utah State as receivers coach and special teams coordinator. In 1995, Aggies’ receiver Kevin Alexander was second in the nation in receptions and third in yards.

When he was at Idaho the fi rst time, the Vandals won one Big Sky Championship and were runners-up twice while compiling a 29-9 record and appearing in the Division I-AA playoffs all three seasons. He coached some of the most prominent players in Vandal

football history during that span. As receivers and running backs coach, he guided Vandal Athletics Hall of Famers Sherriden May (running backs) and Yo Murphy (receiver).

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Cinkovich stepped into his role at Idaho with high expectations and a history of coaching success. In his fi rst season with the Vandals, he coached a receiver, Dezmon Epps, who surely will leave his mark on Idaho football.

Despite sustaining a separated shoulder in the Vandals’ 11th game, Epps came within just 20 yards of the 1,000-yard mark with 980 on 79 receptions. Epps’ yardage total fourth best since 2000 and his receptions were the second-best during the same time span. He also was on the Biletnikoff Watch List and had three games of 100 or more yards receiving.

Epps’ effectiveness is in line with Cinkovich’s career achievements. His teams and players garnered accolades for their successes and he was recognized by 247sports.com as one of the top 50 recruiters in the country. Given his regional roots (he is a native of the Northwest), that – as well as his long-time association with head coach Paul Petrino, is a huge plus.

Cinkovich’s players have made impacts and set records everywhere he’s been. In the 2012 NFL Draft, Arkansas receivers tied a draft record as for the 14th time in draft history, and third time by the SEC, a school had three wide receivers selected in the same draft. Cinkovich also tutored Cobi Hamilton to the best season by a wide receiver in Arkansas history and one of the top seasons ever put together in the SEC. During the 2011 season, Cinkovich again molded the UA receivers into one of the most dominant groups in the country. Arkansas led the SEC

in passing offense (300.7), total offense (438.1) and scoring offense (36.8) to become just the fi fth different school to lead the conference in all three categories in a single season and the fi rst since Florida in 2001. The Razorbacks topped the conference in passing offense for the third straight season and became the second SEC team since 1992 to lead the conference in passing offense for at least three straight seasons. Arkansas was one of two schools to place two receivers in the top 10 in the SEC in

receiving yards per game and receptions per game.

In 2010 during the Razorbacks’ campaign toward the school’s fi rst BCS appearance, Cinkovich’s unit tied for the SEC lead with nine games featuring a 100-yard receiver. UA was one of two schools in the conference to have four

receivers top 100 yards. Arkansas also was one of two schools in the SEC to have two receivers rank in the top 10 in the conference in receiving yards per game.

Before Arkansas, Cinkovich coached three of the top four all-time reception leaders in UNLV history. Cinkovich also assisted with a passing attack that ranked in the top 50 nationally in 2008 and 2009, accounting for 40 passing touchdowns. UNLV also led the nation in red zone

production in 2008 (95 percent) and third-down effi ciency in 2009 (46.39 percent).

Cinkovich came to UNLV in 2003 from Las Vegas High School, where he oversaw the Wildcats for nine seasons and built one of the state’s top programs en route to compiling a record of 79-24. In 1995, he took LVHS to the playoffs for the fi rst time in 15 years and in 2001 brought the school its fi rst state championship since 1959. Cinkovich’s squads won three regional titles and were ranked among the best on the west coast three times by USA TODAY. He was inducted into the Southern Nevada Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2004.

Cinkovich played at Spokane Falls Community College from 1979-80 and Carroll College from 1981-82 as an offensive lineman. A 1984

graduate of Carroll College in Helena, Mont., Cinkovich earned his master’s degree from Central Washington in 1987. He and his wife,

Joanie, have two daughters, Carly and Stephanie.

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Lee returned to the Palouse to join Paul Petrino’s staff as the Vandals’ defensive coordinator. His long association with Petrino, which dates to their days as assistant coaches at Idaho in

the early 1990s, is what prompted Petrino’s call.

Among his charges in 2013, Bradley Njoku tied for the 15th best solo tackle output in 2013 with 12 solo stops vs. Fresno State. Marc Millan and Jayshawn Jordan fi nished the season tied for 27th nationally in solo tackles (5.4 per game),and QuayShawne Buckley tied for 25th nationally in tackles for loss per game (1.3).

Prior to coming back to Idaho, Lee was at Indiana State University as the Running Backs Coach and Special Teams Coordinator in 2012. The Sycamore fi nished the season 7-4 behind a ground game led by running back Shakir Bell, who averaged 134.1 yards per game and 5.5 yards per carry. Lee was at Minnesota from 2007-10 as the Golden Golphers’ co-defensive coordinator in 2009-10 after being promoted following the 2008 season. While at Minnesota he coached cornerback Traye Simmons to Honorable Mention All-Big Ten honors in 2009, which marked back-to-back conference honors for Simmons. Cornerback Marcus Sherels was No. 3 in the Big Ten and No. 25 in the nation (1.08 per game) as well. Simmons earned second-team All-Big Ten honors in 2008, while safety Kyle Theret was an honorable mention selection. Minnesota fi nished No. 11 in the nation with 31 turnovers gained in 2008. Under Lee’s coaching, Minnesota safety Dom Barber earned second-team All-Big Ten honors from both the coaches and the media in 2007.

Prior to his time at Minnesota, Lee coached at Michigan, where he spent the 2006 campaign as the secondary coach and also worked with the Wolverines’ punt return team. Lee’s unit played a major role in Michigan fi nishing the season ranked 10th nationally in overall defense and 15th in scoring defense. The Wolverines also ranked third in the Big Ten in punt return average and 35th nationally. Under the tutelage of Lee, Wolverine cornerback Leon Hall was selected fi rst-team All-Big Ten by both the coaches and the media in 2006. Hall was one of only two players chosen unanimously by both the coaches and media.

Prior to working with the Wolverines, Lee was the defensive backs coach at Wisconsin from 2003-05. As defensive backs coach for the Badgers, Lee coached safety Jim Leonhard to fi rst-team All-Big Ten and All-America honors in 2003 and 2004. Leonhard tied Jamar Fletcher for the most career interceptions at Wisconsin with 21. Lee helped the Badgers to three consecutive bowl games, the 2003 Music City Bowl, 2005 Outback Bowl and 2006 Capital One Bowl.

Prior to his appointment with the Badgers, Lee was the defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach at San Jose State from 2001-02. In 2002, the Spartans ranked third nationally in interceptions (23) and fourth in turnovers gained (38). Lee was also the only coach who had three players ranked among the top 100 nationally in interceptions in 2002.

Before joining the San Jose State staff, Lee spent eight seasons at Colorado State working with the defensive backs. Lee helped coach the Rams to fi ve conference titles during that stretch and aided in the Rams leading the nation in turnover margin during the 1997 season. He also coached Greg Myers, the winner of the 1995 Jim Thorpe Award as the nation’s best defensive back.

Lee spent a year each at Idaho (1992) as defensive backs coach and Portland State (1991) as defensive backs/special teams coach, helping both schools to conference championships. He was a graduate assistant coach at Miami (Fla.) from 1989-90 and was a member of the Hurricanes’ 1989 national championship staff.

Twelve of Lee’s players have played in the NFL, including Wisconsin’s Scott Starks, who was a third-round draft pick of the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2005. Lee has been involved in 12 bowl games during his career, one as a player at Washington State (1988 Aloha Bowl) and 11 as an assistant coach.

Defensive coordinator/Secondary

RONNIERONNIE

2013Idaho

Assistant coach2012

Indiana StateAssistant coachRunning backs

Special teams coordinator2007-10Minnesota

Co-defensive coordinatorSecondary

2006MichiganSecondary2003-05WisconsinSecondary2001-02

San Jose StateDefensive coordinator

Secondary1993-2000

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Secondary1991

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Ambrose, a 1992 graduate of Mississippi Valley State and a 13-year NFL veteran, joined Paul Petrino’s staff in the spring of 2014 as the Vandals cornerbacks coach.In addition to his stellar NFL career, Ambrose was a collegiate assistant coach with Cal

(2011-12) and Colorado (2008-10). He also spent time as an NFL aide – 2013 as a minority intern with New Orleans and as an intern for the Falcons in 2006.His ability to bond with players made him a great choice for Petrino.“He has great one-on-one relationships with the players,” Petrino said. “We’re just very fortunate and really lucky to have him.”While at Cal, Ambrose coached a talented veteran secondary with Josh Hill and Steve Williams both earning honorable mention All-Pac-12 honors for the fi rst time in their careers. Both safeties that Ambrose coached in 2011 – D.J. Campbell (Carolina) and Sean Cattouse (San Diego), moved on to the NFL after earning honorable mention All-Pac-12 honors as a seniors in 2011. Ambrose’s defensive backs were signifi cant contributors to a 2011 Cal defense that led the Pac-12 in both total defense (332.92 ypg) and pass defense (204.23 ypg), while ranking 25th and 37th nationally, respectively. The Bears were also second in the conference and 39th nationally in pass effi ciency defense (122.06). Cal’s defensive backs recorded 10 of the team’s

12 interceptions that ranked fi fth in the Pac-12.Before his stint at Cal, Ambrose spent three seasons on the Colorado

football staff, which includes the 2010 campaign as the defensive backs coach. He served as the receivers coach in 2009 and was a

defensive technical intern in 2008.During his lone season working with the Colorado defensive

backs in 2010, Ambrose coached senior Jimmy Smith to fi rst-team All-Big 12 honors and helped him become a fi rst-round

selection of Baltimore (No. 27 pick overall) in the 2011 NFL Draft. Another 2010 Ambrose pupil, cornerback Jalil Brown, was an honorable

mention selection for the second consecutive season and shared the team lead along with Smith with fi ve pass breakups. Brown was taken in the fourth round of the 2011 NFL Draft by the Kansas City Chiefs.Ambrose brought a wealth of professional football experience to a coaching career that began in 2006 as an intern coach with the Atlanta Falcons. After being selected by Indianapolis in the second round (29th pick overall) of the 1992 NFL Draft, he went on to play 13 seasons in the league, four with Indianapolis (1992-95), three with Cincinnati (1996-98), three with New Orleans (1999, 2003-04) and three with Atlanta (2000-02). He was the AFC Defensive Back of the Year and earned All-Pro honors with the Bengals in 1996 when he had a career-high eight interceptions that were tied for second in the NFL and one off the league lead. Ambrose posted career totals of 42 interceptions (tied for 66th all-time through the 2011 season) with three returned for touchdowns, 178 passes defended and 514 tackles (464 solo).After 192 games and 141 NFL starts, he retired from professional football following the 2004 campaign.Ambrose earned his bachelor’s degree in industrial technology in 1992 from Mississippi Valley State, where he lettered four years at cornerback. He had 17 interceptions, 40 passes defended and 110 tackles, as well as seven kick returns for touchdowns (four punts, three kickoffs) during his college playing career.A native of New Orleans, Ambrose graduated from Alcee Fortier High School in 1988, where he lettered in football, basketball, and track and fi eld.

Assistant coach/Cornerbacks

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2013New OrleansMinority intern

2011-12CaliforniaSecondary

2008-10ColoradoReceivers

PLAYING CAREERNew Orleans

2003-04Atlanta2000-02

New Orleans1999

Cincinnati1996-98

Indianapolis1992-95

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1992

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Eric Brown joined the University of Idaho football staff as the linebackers coach prior to the 2013 season.

In his fi rst season with the Vandals, he coach Idaho’s top tackler in linebacker Marc Millan, who led the team with 91 total tackles (70 solo and 21 assists). Millan also had 11 tackles for loss (second on the team) and four sacks (third on the team).

Brown, like head coach Paul Petrino, grew up with football. The son of the late Dan Brown, a long-time coach at Fresno State, Eric Brown comes to Idaho from Indiana State University where he worked with Vandal defensive coordinator Ronnie Lee.

“Eric is a coach’s son,” Petrino said. “You can tell he’s been around football all his life.”

That inherent knowledge of the game is something Petrino prizes.

“He’s probably one of the greatest young minds in college football,” Petrino said.

Brown played for and graduated from Fresno State University. After graduating in 2011, he was a graduate assistant for the Bulldogs. He helped guide Bulldogs’ defensive tackle Logan Harrell to fi rst-team all-Western Athletic Conference honors in 2011 – a season during which Harrell recorded 16 tackles for loss.

At Indiana State, Brown was the outside linebackers coach. Among the players under his guidance were two players ranked in the top three in the Missouri Valley Football Conference and top 25 in the Football Championship Subdivision in tackles per game, as well as the league’s No. 5 player in quarterback sacks. The Sycamores were ranked third nationally in total defense in 2012. He also coached Connor Underwood to a Freshman All-American season.

Assistant coach/Linebackers

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2013Idaho

Assistant coach

2012Indiana State

Outside linebackers

2011Fresno State

Graduate assistant

CollegeFresno State

2011

High SchoolClovis West

Fresno, Calif.2007

FamilyWifeCarrie

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Erickson is another of head coach Paul Petrino’s staff who can draw on a lifetime spent in football as the son of former Vandal head coach Dennis Erickson, who, at Idaho and elsewhere, was responsible for some of the most prolifi c offenses in college football.

Among Bryce Erickson’s charges in the fall of 2013 was dual threat, redshirt freshman Chad Chalich. Chalich completed 61.4 percent of his passes and had one of the best total offense games in school history with 106 rushing yards to go with 310 passing yards (26 of 43) in the Vandals’ victory over Temple. However, he was lost of the season with a shoulder injury early in game seven.

Erickson’s return to Moscow truly was a homecoming – he was born in Moscow when his father was an assistant at Idaho under Ed Troxel in 1975.

While he has spent most of his coaching career in the collegiate ranks, he was at South Albany (Ore.) High School last fall. The lure of college coaching brought him back to Moscow where he will coach either the Vandals’ receivers or quarterbacks coach.

Petrino said his coaching pedigree spoke volumes.

“His dad was a legendary coach here,” Petrino said. “He grew up a lot like I did as a coach’s son. We’re just fortunate to have

another Erickson here. It’ll be great to have him.”

Erickson’s experience, too, caught Petrino’s attention.

“I met Bryce out on the road recruiting quite a bit,” Petrino said. “I’ve always heard great things about him as a recruiter so that was intriguing to me.”

Then there is Erickson’s experience at Arizona State and New Mexico Highlands.

“He can coach a lot of different positions,” Petrino said.

Erickson was the running backs coach at Arizona State from 2009-11 after serving as a graduate assistant for the Sun Devils

in 2007-08 as an assistant quarterbacks coach and with the overall offense.

In 2010, Erickson guided one of only two Pac-12 Conference returning running back duos in which both players amassed 500 rushing yards, as Cameron Marshall and Deantre Lewis join only LaMichael James and Kenjon Barner of Oregon for that honor. Marshall and Lewis combined for over 1,300 rushing yards and 16 total touchdowns in 2010.

Prior to joining the ASU staff, Erickson spent the previous three seasons on the coaching staff at New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas, N.M. He spent the 2004 and 2005 seasons as the quarterbacks coach before becoming offensive coordinator during the 2006 season.

Erickson played college football at the University of Miami in 1993, before fi nishing his career at Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.

Erickson earned a B.S. in Exercise Science from New Mexico Highlands in 2006. He and his wife, Mary, have one son – Brennan.

BRYCEBRYCE

2013Idaho

Assistant coach

2012South Albany

Head coach

2007-11Arizona StateRunning backs

2009-11Assistant quarterbacks

2007-08

2004-06New Mexico Highlands

Offensive coordinator2006

Quarterbacks2004-05

COLLEGENew Mexico Highlands

2006(Played at Miami in 1993)

FAMILYWife, Mary

Son, Brennan

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Hardmon, a standout at Florida during his playing days, was able to impart his knowledge to his 2013 charges as defensive tackle QuayShawne Buckley fi nished the season in a tie for 25th nationally in tackles for loss per game. Buckley was Idaho’s tackles for loss

leader with 16 (-62 yards) and ranked ninth on the Vandals’ total tackles list. Maxx Forde, fourth on the total tackles list, was second to Buckley in tackles for loss and sacks during Hardmon’s fi rst season with the Vandals.

Hardmon came to Idaho after one season at Charleston Southern University but his association with Vandals’ head coach Paul Petrino began when both were at Illinois. Not only do his on-fi eld credentials meet Petrino’s criteria, his recruiting ability and knowledge of the southeastern United States make him the complete package.

Hardmon was an all-Southeastern Conference selection at Florida and was the Gators’ defensive team captain as a senior. He had 169 tackles – fourth in the NCAA and second in the SEC, during his senior season in addition to one interception and two forced fumbles. He played on teams that fi nished third, 11th and 24th and was the recipient of the Fergie Ferguson Award as the Florida player who “displays outstanding leadership, character and courage” in addition to earning the University of Florida’s Outstanding Leadership Award in 2002. A three-year scholar-athlete, he was on four bowl teams with the Gators – 2000 Citrus, 2001 Orange, 2002 Sugar and 2003 Outback.

From 2003-07 Hardmon split time between the NFL and NFL Europe and after signing with Miami in 2003. He was the cap tain of the Hamberg Seadevils of NFL Europe from 2006-07, while fi nishing second on the team in tackles and helping the Seadevils to the 2007 World Bowl title. Prior to his time in Hamburg, Hardmon played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2005), Seattle Seahawks (2004) and Miami Dolphins (2003). He also spent time with the Cologne Centurions (2003) of NFL Europe.

After his playing career ended, he joined the University of Illinois staff where he was a defensive assistant with time spent coaching the defensive line and linebackers. While with the Illini, Hard mon assisted in defensive game planning and scouting and coordinated the offensive scout team. Under his tutelage, defensive tackle Corey Liuget was a fi rst-round pick of the San Diego Chargers and was joined in the profes sional ranks by defensive end Whitney Mercilus who was selected by the Houston Texans in the fi rst round of the 2012 NFL Draft. Hardmon helped turn the Illini defense from No. 91 to No. 8 in total defense during his tenure and helped the pass defense fi nish the 2011 season ranked fourth in the nation.

He spent the 2012 season as special teams coordinator and outside linebackers coach at Charleston Southern where he was part of a staff that made the Bucs one of the most improved programs in the FCS. CSU went 5-6 after an 0-11 campaign in 2011, and won 5-of-7 games in 2012 after an 0-3 start. The Bucs defensive line was a big reason for the transformation as CSU. CSU held oppo nents to less than 100 yards rushing three times in 2012, including twice in Big South wins.

Hardmon earned a Bachelor’s of Arts in Sociol ogy from Florida in 2003 and went on to earn a Master’s of Educational Policy and Organiza tional Leadership from the University of Illinois in 2011. He is married to the former Danerica Wright. They have one son, Bryson.

Assistant coach/Defensive line

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2013Idaho

Assistant coach

2012Charleston Southern

Assistant coach

2009-11Illinois

Assistant coach

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Hamburg (NFL Europe)2005

Tampa Bay2004Seattle2003Miami

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Veteran coach Charley Molnar has joined Paul Petrino’s staff at the University of Idaho as the Vandals’ wide receivers coach.

Petrino said Molnar’s experience as a head and assistant coach is exceptional.

“Getting Charley to join are staff was a home run for us,” Petrino said. “He has been one of the best offensive minds in college football. He is a great teacher of technique and details of his position.”

Molnar was the head coach at the University of Massachusetts in 2012 and 2013 and has been an assistant at Notre Dame (2010-11), Cincinnati (2007-09) and Central Michigan (2006) as well as Indiana State (2005), Western Michigan (2003-04), Eastern Michigan (2002), Eastern Illinois (2001), Kent State (1994-2000), Illinois State (1990-93), Western Carolina (1989) and Virginia (1987-88). His coaching career began in 1984 at his alma mater, Lock Haven.

He has helped lead teams to seven bowl games, which includes Cincinnati’s top-fi ve ranking and Sugar Bowl appearance in the 2009 season. His career includes two seasons as a head coach, 11 as an offensive coordinator and 17 as a quarterbacks coach. Under Molnar’s guidance, players and teams set records in the passing game everywhere he has been. Both quarterbacks and receivers have been ranked among the NCAA’s best.

Molnar helped Notre Dame earn a bowl game bid in 2011 thanks in part to the play of quarterback Tommy Rees. Rees threw for over 2,700 yards that season with 19 touchdowns averaging 225.7 yards per game. As a unit, the Irish averaged 424.1 yards per game on offense behind Rees and 1,000-yard rusher Cierre Wood.

In 2010, his fi rst year with the Irish, Molnar helped install a new offensive system and developed both Dayne Crist and Rees as fi rst-time starting quarterbacks. Under Molnar’s tutelage, Rees set Notre Dame freshman records in touchdown passes (12) and completion percentage (61.0). He also ranked in the top fi ve among freshman Irish quarterbacks in completions (third, 100), yards (second, 1,106) and passing effi ciency (second, 132.70).

From 2006-09, Molnar coached alongside Kelly at Cincinnati and Central Michigan and helped develop record-breaking quarterbacks and wide receivers. With the Bearcats, Molnar was the passing game coordinator and coached the wide receivers from 2007-09. He oversaw the two most prolifi c passing seasons in Cincinnati history and mentored a pair of record-setting receivers.

Prior to Cincinnati, Molnar joined Kelly’s Central Michigan staff in 2006 when he helped the Chippewas win 10 games for the fi rst time since 1979. Central Michigan won its Mid-American Conference division, the MAC championship and was victorious in the Motor City Bowl. The Chippewas’ offense ranked fi rst in the MAC in scoring and second in passing.

Molnar completed a rare coaching feat at the conclusion of the 2006 season. Not only was he on the sidelines for 15 contests, including the 2006 MAC Championship Game, 2006 Motor City Bowl and 2007 International Bowl, but he coached the MVP in all three postseason games.

Molnar directed another record-setting quarterback during his only season at Indiana State in 2005. He coached quarterbacks from 2003-04 at Western Michigan and was forced to develop multiple signal-callers each season.

A one-year stop at Eastern Michigan in 2002 as quarterbacks coach followed a one-year stint as wide receivers coach at Eastern Illinois in 2001. From 1990-2000, Molnar spent time as an offensive coordinator as well as working with quarterbacks and wide receivers at two universities. He spent seven seasons at Kent State (1994-2000) after he worked in the same position at Illinois State from 1990-93. Prior to Illinois State, Molnar called the offensive plays and coached quarterbacks at Western Carolina in 1989. He made his fi rst foray into major college football as a graduate assistant in 1987-88 at Virginia. With the Cavaliers, he assisted the quarterbacks coach. Molnar’s fi rst coaching job came at his alma mater, Lock Haven University. From 1984-86 he worked with the wide receivers, tight ends, running backs and kickers.

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Former San Diego Charger and one-time FCS single-season receptions record holder Al Pupunu is in his fi fth season with the Vandals as coach of the Idaho tight ends.

His players have performed consistently during his tenure with senior Mike LaGrone the team’s fourth-leading receiver in 2013 with 18 catches for 257 yards.

Pupunu, who came to Idaho in 2010 after two seasons at Southern Utah University, spent nine seasons in the NFL - seven with the Chargers. A tight end, he was the Offensive Player of the Game in the 1994 AFC Championship game and averaged 9.8 yards per catch during his career.

He made his collegiate mark at Weber State when he led the FCS in receptions with 93 in 1991. That mark still stands as the second-best ever by a tight end in FCS history.

He was able to parlay that playing knowledge to coaching with Daniel Hardy, who was in Pupunu’s fi rst tight ends group at Idaho, being drafted by Tampa Bay.

A native of Tonga, Pupunu attended Dixie State College for two years before transferring to Weber State. Not only was he an all-conference performer at Weber State, he was a Walter Camp All-American and is in the Wildcats’ Hall of Fame as well as the Dixie College Hall of Fame and Utah Sports Hall of Fame. He was presented with the Distinguished Utahn Award by former Prime Minister of England Margaret Thatcher.

He and his wife, Mindi, have fi ve children - Miley, Kade, Brynnli, Kenna and Noah.

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2008-09Southern UtahAssistant coach

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2000San Diego

1999New York Giants

1998Kansas City

1997San Diego

1992-97

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1991Utah2003

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Shumaker’s responsibilities with the Vandals are two-fold – coaching the running backs on the team now and leading the way to locating the talent for the future as Idaho’s recruiting coordinator.

In the shortened recruiting for the transition staff in the winter of 2013, Shumaker and head coach Paul Petrino assembled players who had an immediate impact for the Vandals. With a full recruiting year to prepare for the 2014 signing day, Shumaker was able to help develop a class that could have an even greater immediate impact.

Shumaker came to Idaho after serving one year as Arkansas’ Director of High School Relations. Prior to joining the Arkansas staff last fall, he spent seven years of collegiate coaching at small colleges from Eastern New Mexico to Midland University. It was Petrino who was charged with vetting him for Arkansas. Not only did he see the breadth of his coaching experience but Shumaker’s career as a fullback at Kansas also caught Petrino’s attention.

Shumaker went to Fayetteville after two seasons at Midland University. He was the associate head coach/offensive coordinator in 2011 and the run game coordinator/head junior varsity coach in 2010. The Warriors’ offense averaged more than 30 points per game and fi nished in the top 30 nationally in nearly every offensive category in 2011.

Shumaker was hired as the head coach of Dana College in December of 2009 and served in that role until the school closed in June of 2010.

Prior to his time at Dana, he was at the University of Saint Mary at Leavenworth, Kan., for three seasons as the offensive coordinator/recruiting coordinator and offensive line and tight ends coach. The offense he developed while at St. Mary fi nished as the fi fth-ranked passing offense in the nation in 2008 and broke numerous school records. The offense he directed fi nished in the top 30 in the nation in several categories over two seasons with four games of 500 yards total offense. He coached 21 players over three seasons that were All-KCAC selections. Because of this success, he was chosen the 2008 KCAC Assistant Coach of the Year.

Shumaker went to USM from Eastern New Mexico, where he served as fullbacks coach and defensive line coach over two seasons and coached three All-Lone Star Conference players. Prior to his time at ENMU, he was a teacher and a coach at Rowlett, Texas.

Shumaker was born in Salina, Kan., and went to high school in Grand Prairie, Texas. From there, he attended the University of Kansas, where he played fullback for the Jayhawks. He was also a fi ve-time Jayhawk Scholar and was named to the Big XII Commissioner’s Honor Roll fi ve times.

Shumaker graduated from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Science in education in 2003 and received his Master’s

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DirectorFootball

Operations

CollegeOregon State

University,

DirectorStudent-Athlete

ServicesHead Athletic

Trainer

CollegeWashington State, 1979

Idaho, 1984

DirectorStrength

and Conditioning

CollegeNorthern

Colorado, 2002

Idaho, 2005

DAMIENDAMIEN

DirectorAthletic

Equipment Operations and

Services

CollegeWilmington

2000

GARNETTGARNETT

Director of Equipment ServicesJAKEJAKE

SCHARNHORSTSCHARNHORST

Strength and Conditioning

BARRIEBARRIESTEELESTEELE

Director of Student-Athlete ServicesMARKMARK

VAUGHTVAUGHT

Director of Football Operations

Steele joined the University of Idaho staff in 1989 as the Vandals’ head athletic trainer. His duties have expanded to include all student-athlete services, which encompasses not only the athletic training room but strength and con-ditioning, and equipment services.

This past year, he oversaw the remodel of the Vandals’ athletic training and equipment room, and the construction of three state-of-the-art team rooms. The revamped athletic training room gives Idaho student-athletes access to the best in preventative and rehabilitative equip-ment and care.

He is a 1979 graduate of Washington State University. He later earned his master’s degree in Sport Science at the University of Idaho. He is active in the National Athletic Trainers Asso-ciation and was inducted into the NATA Hall of Fame.

Steele and his wife, Sue, have two children – Barbara and Ross.

Damien Garnett joined the University of Idaho staff in 2010.Garnett came to Idaho after four years as the equipment manager for the Columbus De-stroyers of the Arena Football League. Prior to working for the Destroyers, he was the Athletic Equipment Manager for Olympic Sports at the University of Cincinnati (2001-2005) and the Football Equipment Manager at Lehigh Univer-sity (2000-01).He is a 2000 graduate of Wilmington College with a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management.“Damien brings across the board experience as an equipment manager,” said Barrie Steele, Idaho’s director of student athlete services. “He has knowledge of all sports’ needs in addition to his experience at the collegiate and professional levels.”He and his wife, Jill, have two daughters Katelyn and Maddyson.

Vaught is in his seventh season as Director of Football Operations after earning his master’s degree in Intercollegiate Athletic Leadership at the University of Washington. He graduated cum laude from Oregon State University with a bachelor’s degree in Business.

In preparing for a career in athletics adminstra-tion, Vaught served as the interim director of the Nordstrom Tennis Center, was the assistant director of the Pac-10 Women’s Golf Champion-ship (2007) and the NCAA Volleyball Regional (2006).

He also served as the visiting team liaison at the NCAA Gymnastics National Championship in 2006, assisted in Oregon State Event Manage-ment (2003-06) and Oregon State Football Op-erations (winter 2006).

He and his wife, Bailey, were married in July 2009.

Scharnhorst returned to the University of Idaho in 2009 and is in his sixth season as the Van-dals’ head strength and conditioning coach. He was a graduate assistant at Idaho from 2003-04 and an assistant in 2004-05.

Prior to returning to Moscow, he was an as-sistant coach at the University of Mississippi for three seasons, and was the head strength and conditioning coach at Utah State for one season.

Scharnhorst received his bachelor’s degree from Northern Colorado in 2002 and his master’s de-gree from Idaho in 2005.

He and his wife, Courtney, have two daughters – Kyra and Mia.

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JAMIEJAMIE

NICKNICKGILBERTGILBERT

Offensive graduate assistant

BOBOMOOSMOOS

Defensive graduate assistant

MARKMARKSLACKSLACK

Offensive graduate assistant

SCHULTZSCHULTZDefensive student assistant

BOBBYBOBBYDALYDALY

Defensive graduate assistant

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PLAYERS

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER15 Glen Antoine DL 6-4 354 Jr. JC Highland Community College/Round Rock HS Round Rock, Texas88 Roberto Asensio DL 6-9 275 Jr. NA Des Moines Area CC/Colegio Cesar Nicholas Penson Haina, Dominican Republic92 Kaylyn Ayers DE 6-2 244 Jr. JC West Los Angeles College/Fremont HS Fremont, Calif.

65 Bre Ballard LS 5-9 228 So. 1L Eagle HS Eagle, Idaho25 Desmond Banks S 6-3 190 So. 1L Co onwood HS Salt Lake City, Utah86 Daniel Bilafer TE 6-3 182 Fr. HS Colony HS Palmer, Alaska99 Alex Boatman DS 6-0 245 Fr. HS Lewiston HS Lewiston, Idaho43 Quinton Bradley DE 6-4 252 Jr. 2L Roosevelt HS San Antonio, Texas24 Jerrel Brown RB 6-0 219 Sr. 1L San Mateo/Hillsdale HS San Mateo, Calif.57 Quayshawne Buckley DT 6-3 305 Sr. 3L Colony HS Ontario, Calif.94 Marius Burgsmueller DE 6-6 265 Sr. 3L Leopold Hoesch Higher Voca onal Dortmund, Germany52 Jordan Burke K 6-2 212 Jr. JC Mesa CC/Sedona Red Rock HS Sedona, Ariz.18 Colton Butcher S 5-8 175 Fr. HS Lakeland HS Rathdrum. Idaho

91 Zach Cable DL 6-3 233 So. 1L Hazen HS Renton, Wash.11 Chad Chalich QB 6-0 208 So. 1L Coeur d’Alene HS Coeur d’Alene, Idaho46 Nathan Cherek S 5-11 172 Fr. HS Ramona HS Ramona, Calif.39 Dorian Clark CB 6-0 173 Fr. HS Baldwin HS Baldwin, Fla.48 Jack Claypool TE 6-3 230 Fr. HS Lewis & Clark HS Spokane, Wash.20 Doug Coman RB 5-6 177 Fr. RS Woodland High School Woodland, Calif.13 Buck Cowan WR 6-3 209 So. 1L Union HS Camas, Wash.

78 Jesse Davis OL 6-6 298 Sr. 3L Aso n HS Aso n, Wash.29 Aaron Duckworth RB 5-8 203 Fr. HS Oakleaf HS Orange Park, Fla.

71 Nick Edenfi eld OL 6-4 291 Fr. RS Columbia HS Nampa, Idaho6 Chris Edwards DB 6-2 217 Jr. JC Bu e College/Southfi eld HS Detroit, Mich.55 Ryan Edwards DL 6-3 320 Jr. 2L Long Beach Poly Long Beach, Calif.60 Cody Elenz OL 6-4 289 Jr. 2L Copperas Cove HS Copperas Cove, Texas

49 Lui Fa`amasino FB 5-10 240 Fr. HS West Anchorage HS Anchorage, Alaska69 Kato Fawkes OL 6-4 303 So. JC Iowa Western CC/Bishop Michael Eldon Freeport, Bahamas19 Chris Featherstone WR 5-9 163 Sr. SQ Santa Monica HS/College of the Desert Los Angeles, Calif.40 Maxx Forde DE 6-5 272 Sr. 3L Woodinville HS Woodinville, Wash.81 Jordan Frysinger WR 5-10 189 Jr. TR University of Illinois/Corning-Painted Post East HS Corning, N.Y.

21 Jordan Grabski DB 6-0 183 So. 1L Southeast HS Bradenton, Fla.

50 Ed Hall LB 6-0 205 Fr. HS Eagle River HS Chugiak, Alaska90 Alfonso Hampton DT 6-5 346 Jr. JC Southwestern College/Morse HS San Diego, Calif.14 Armond Hawkins CB 5-10 187 Fr. RS Rancho Cucamonga HS Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.30 Tom Hennessey S 5-11 204 Sr. 2L Mountain Home HS Mountain Home, Idaho77 Corey Hoch OL 6-2 322 Fr. HS Bishop Kelly HS Boise, Idaho20 Nolan Hoiness DB 6-0 192 Fr. HS Hoquiam HS Hoquiam, Wash.

7 Jermaine Johnson WR 6-4 190 Jr. JC New Mexico Military/Ellender Memorial HS Houma, La.72 Patrick Johnson OL 6-2 285 Fr. HS Paradise Valley HS Phoenix, Ariz.4 Jayshawn Jordan CB 5-9 184 Jr. 2L O’Dea HS Sea le, Wash.

85 Peter Kimble WR 6-0 200 Fr. HS Eastside Catholic HS Sammamish, Wash.84 Jared Klingenberg TE 6-4 245 Jr. 1L Cedarcrest HS Carna on, Wash.

33 Tony Lashley LB 6-1 230 Fr. HS Rockhurst HS Elk Grove, Mo.32 Eric Lemke TE 6-4 250 So. 1L Issaquah HS Issaquah, Wash.10 Ma Linehan QB 6-3 202 Fr. RS St. Mary’s HS Orchard Lake, Mich.44 Tueni Lupeamanu DL 6-1 301 So. 1L Herriman HS Herriman, Utah14 Jake Luton QB 6-6 218 Fr. HS Marysville-Pilchuck HS Lake Stevens, Wash.

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68 Sione Maile OL 6-1 303 Sr. 1L San Leandro HS/College of San Mateo Oakland, Calif.45 Jake Manley FB 6-0 245 Jr. 2L Salmon River HS Riggins, Idaho74 Mike Marboe OL 6-2 308 Sr. 3L Wenatchee HS Wenatchee, Wash.97 Max Mar al DL 6-4 320 Jr. JC Iowa Western CC/Palm Beach Central HS Wellington, Fla.41 Juan Mar nez LB 6-3 228 Sr. 1L CC of San Francisco/Napa HS Napa, Calif.61 Steven Matlock OL 6-2 285 So. 1L Capital High School Boise, Idaho82 Melvin McAdams WR 5-6 147 Jr. JC Highlands CC/Cisco CC/Victory Valley CC/Belair HS Houston, Texas8 Joshua McCain QB 6-2 177 Sr. 1L Piedmont Hills HS/DeAnza College San Jose, Calif.89 Max McIntosh WR 6-1 187 Jr. JC Rogers High School/Central Washington Puyallup, Wash.23 Marc Millan LB 6-1 218 Jr. 1L Santa Ana/Mission Viejo HS Mission Viejo, Calif.54 Brandon Miller P 5-11 180 Jr. JC Chabot College/Valley Chris an Danville, Calif.93 Byron Mitchell DL 6-0 254 Fr. HS Orofi no HS Orofi no, Idaho4 Richard Montgomery WR/RB 5-8 163 So. 1L Atlan c Coast HS Jacksonville, Fla.3 Rueben Mwehla WR 5-10 178 Fr. RS Bellevue HS Bellevue, Wash.

2 Bradley Njoku S 6-1 203 Sr. 3L Leander HS Leander, Texas

21 Kristoff er Olugbode RB 5-9 197 Sr. 1L CC of San Francisco/Bellarmine Prep San Jose, Calif.

27 Delency Parham CB 5-11 183 Sr. 1L Santa Barbara City College/Berkeley HS Oakland, Calif.15 Kaleb Parrish WR 6-3 220 Fr. HS St. Mary’s HS Stockton, Calif.23 Jordan Pastras WR 6-2 204 So. TR Post Falls HS Post Falls, Idaho6 Elijhaa Penny RB 6-2 254 Jr. JC Cerritos College/Norwalk HS Lakewood, Calif.42 Daniel Peterson LB 6-0 195 Jr. JC Mesa CC/Millennium HS Litchfi eld Park, Ariz.58 Aus n Phillips OL 6-3 275 Fr. HS Mountain View HS Bend, Ore.16 Jus n Podrabsky TE 6-6 254 Sr. 2L Lewiston HS Lewiston, Idaho

1 James Randall LB 5-11 234 Sr. 1L Compton HS Compton, Calif.5 Aus n Rehkow K/P 6-3 215 So. 1L Central Valley HS Veradale, Wash.5 Anthony Rice DL 6-2 259 Sr. 1L Edmondson HS/Hartnell College Bal more, Md.76 Jordan Rose OL 6-6 323 Fr. HS Freeman High School Rockford, Wash.

55 Dallas Sandberg OL 6-5 303 Jr. 2L Bradshaw Mountain HS Presco Valley, Ariz.80 Jacob Sannon WR 5-11 185 So. 1L Southeast HS Bradenton, Fla.28 Isaiah Saunders RB 5-10 223 Fr. HS Pleasant Grove HS Elk Grove, Calif.34 Aus n Schmidt LB 5-9 229 Jr. TR Leilehua High School Wahiawa, Hawai`i96 Will Schmidt DL 6-3 220 Fr. RS O’Dea HS Sea le, Wash.43 Kevin Shelton FB 6-3 260 So. 1L Auburn HS Auburn, Wash.11 Russell Siavii S 6-2 200 So. 1L Leilehua HS Wahaiwa, Hawai`i22 Joe Smith CB 5-10 185 Sr. TR University of Utah/NorCo HS Norco, Calif.26 Marek Spooner-LeDuff CB 6-1 191 Fr. HS Bellevue HS Bellevue, Wash.3 Irving Steele LB 6-1 222 Jr. JC Ellsworth CC/Stranahan HS Fort Lauderdale, Fla.38 Brady Strodtbeck FB 6-0 232 Fr. RS Timberline HS Boise, Idaho7 Doyin Sule DB 6-2 187 Jr. JC Santa Ana College/Fullerton HS Fullerton, Calif.

35 Jack Tate S 5-11 195 Fr. RS Timberline HS Boise, Idaho62 Colton Thrasher OL 6-2 330 Fr. HS Todd Beamer HS Auburn, Wash.66 Jeff Travillion OL 6-3 283 Jr. JC Highland CC/Hendrickson HS Pfl ugerville, Texas8 Eric Tuipulotu LB 5-11 223 Sr. 1L San Mateo/Serra HS San Jose, Calif.

2 David Ungerer WR 5-8 165 Fr. HS Pullman HS Pullman, Wash.

70 Niklaus Von Rotz OL 6-5 302 Sr. 1L Bu e Community/Chico HS Chico, Calif.

83 Deon Watson WR 6-4 210 So. 1L Coeur d’Alene HS Coeur d’Alene, Idaho10 Broc Westlake LB 6-3 224 Jr. 1L Sierra College/Reed HS Sparks, Nev.63 Calvin White OL 6-5 294 So. 1L Marysville-Pilchuck HS Marysville, Wash.36 Elijah Williams CB 5-9 195 Fr. HS Bonneville HS Idaho Falls, Idaho12 A.J. Woodin QB 5-10 181 Fr. HS Southridge HS Beaverton, Ore.67 Mason Woods OL 6-9 355 So. 1L Terry Fox Secondary Port Coquitlam, B.C.51 Ben Worst K 5-10 209 So. TR Montana/Twin Falls HS Twin Falls, Idaho87 Achilles Wynn WR 5-11 177 Jr. JC Skagit Valley CC/Burlington-Edison HS Burlington, Wash.

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

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NUMERICAL ROSTER1 James Randall LB 5-11 234 Sr. 1L Compton HS Compton, Calif.2 Bradley Njoku S 6-1 203 Sr. 3L Leander HS Leander, Texas2 David Ungerer WR 5-8 165 Fr. HS Pullman HS Pullman, Wash.3 Rueben Mwehla WR 5-10 178 Fr. RS Bellevue HS Bellevue, Wash.3 Irving Steele LB 6-1 222 Jr. JC Ellsworth CC/Stranahan HS Fort Lauderdale, Fla.4 Jayshawn Jordan CB 5-9 184 Jr. 2L O’Dea HS Sea le, Wash.4 Richard Montgomery WR/RB 5-8 163 So. 1L Atlan c Coast HS Jacksonville, Fla.5 Aus n Rehkow K/P 6-3 215 So. 1L Central Valley HS Veradale, Wash.5 Anthony Rice DL 6-2 259 Sr. 1L Edmondson HS/Hartnell College Bal more, Md.6 Elijhaa Penny RB 6-2 254 Jr. JC Cerritos College/Norwalk HS Lakewood, Calif.6 Chris Edwards DB 6-2 217 Jr. JC Bu e College/Southfi eld HS Detroit, Mich.7 Doyin Sule DB 6-2 187 Jr. JC Santa Ana College/Fullerton HS Fullerton, Calif.7 Jermaine Johnson WR 6-4 190 Jr. JC New Mexico Military/Ellender Memorial HS Houma, La.8 Joshua McCain QB 6-2 177 Sr. 1L Piedmont Hills HS/DeAnza College San Jose, Calif.8 Eric Tuipulotu LB 5-11 223 Sr. 1L San Mateo/Serra HS San Jose, Calif.

10 Ma Linehan QB 6-3 202 Fr. RS St. Mary’s HS Orchard Lake, Mich.10 Broc Westlake LB 6-3 224 Jr. 1L Sierra College/Reed HS Sparks, Nev.11 Chad Chalich QB 6-0 208 So. 1L Coeur d’Alene HS Coeur d’Alene, Idaho11 Russell Siavii S 6-2 200 So. 1L Leilehua HS Wahaiwa, Hawai`i12 A.J. Woodin QB 5-10 181 Fr. HS Southridge HS Beaverton, Ore.13 Buck Cowan WR 6-3 209 So. 1L Union HS Camas, Wash.14 Armond Hawkins CB 5-10 187 Fr. RS Rancho Cucamonga HS Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.14 Jake Luton QB 6-6 218 Fr. HS Marysville-Pilchuck HS Lake Stevens, Wash.15 Glen Antoine DL 6-4 354 Jr. JC Highland Community College/Round Rock HS Round Rock, Texas15 Kaleb Parrish WR 6-3 220 Fr. HS St. Mary’s HS Stockton, Calif.16 Jus n Podrabsky TE 6-6 254 Sr. 2L Lewiston HS Lewiston, Idaho18 Colton Butcher S 5-8 175 Fr. HS Lakeland HS Rathdrum. Idaho19 Chris Featherstone WR 5-9 163 Sr. SQ Santa Monica HS/College of the Desert Los Angeles, Calif.

20 Nolan Hoiness DB 6-0 192 Fr. HS Hoquiam HS Hoquiam, Wash.20 Doug Coman RB 5-6 177 Fr. RS Woodland High School Woodland, Calif.21 Kristoff er Olugbode RB 5-9 197 Sr. 1L CC of San Francisco/Bellarmine Prep San Jose, Calif.21 Jordan Grabski DB 6-0 183 So. 1L Southeast HS Bradenton, Fla.22 Joe Smith CB 5-10 185 Sr. TR University of Utah/NorCo HS Norco, Calif.23 Marc Millan LB 6-1 218 Jr. 1L Santa Ana/Mission Viejo HS Mission Viejo, Calif.23 Jordan Pastras WR 6-2 204 So. TR Post Falls HS Post Falls, Idaho24 Jerrel Brown RB 6-0 219 Sr. 1L San Mateo/Hillsdale HS San Mateo, Calif.25 Desmond Banks S 6-3 190 So. 1L Co onwood HS Salt Lake City, Utah26 Marek Spooner-LeDuff CB 6-1 191 Fr. HS Bellevue HS Bellevue, Wash.27 Delency Parham CB 5-11 183 Sr. 1L Santa Barbara City College/Berkeley HS Oakland, Calif.28 Isaiah Saunders RB 5-10 223 Fr. HS Pleasant Grove HS Elk Grove, Calif.29 Aaron Duckworth RB 5-8 203 Fr. HS Oakleaf HS Orange Park, Fla.

30 Tom Hennessey S 5-11 204 Sr. 2L Mountain Home HS Mountain Home, Idaho32 Eric Lemke TE 6-4 250 So. 1L Issaquah HS Issaquah, Wash.33 Tony Lashley LB 6-1 230 Fr. HS Rockhurst HS Elk Grove, Mo.34 Aus n Schmidt LB 5-9 229 Jr. TR Leilehua High School Wahiawa, Hawai`i35 Jack Tate S 5-11 195 Fr. RS Timberline HS Boise, Idaho36 Elijah Williams CB 5-9 195 Fr. HS Bonneville HS Idaho Falls, Idaho38 Brady Strodtbeck FB 6-0 232 Fr. RS Timberline HS Boise, Idaho39 Dorian Clark CB 6-0 173 Fr. HS Baldwin HS Baldwin, Fla.

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NUMERICAL ROSTER40 Maxx Forde DE 6-5 272 Sr. 3L Woodinville HS Woodinville, Wash.41 Juan Mar nez LB 6-3 228 Sr. 1L CC of San Francisco/Napa HS Napa, Calif.42 Daniel Peterson LB 6-0 195 Jr. JC Mesa CC/Millennium HS Litchfi eld Park, Ariz.43 Quinton Bradley DE 6-4 252 Jr. 2L Roosevelt HS San Antonio, Texas43 Kevin Shelton FB 6-3 260 So. 1L Auburn HS Auburn, Wash.44 Tueni Lupeamanu DL 6-1 301 So. 1L Herriman HS Herriman, Utah45 Jake Manley FB 6-0 245 Jr. 2L Salmon River HS Riggins, Idaho46 Nathan Cherek S 5-11 172 Fr. HS Ramona HS Ramona, Calif.48 Jack Claypool TE 6-3 230 Fr. HS Lewis & Clark HS Spokane, Wash.49 Lui Fa`amasino FB 5-10 240 Fr. HS West Anchorage HS Anchorage, Alaska

50 Ed Hall LB 6-0 205 Fr. HS Eagle River HS Chugiak, Alaska51 Ben Worst K 5-10 209 So. TR Montana/Twin Falls HS Twin Falls, Idaho52 Jordan Burke K 6-2 212 Jr. JC Mesa CC/Sedona Red Rock HS Sedona, Ariz.54 Brandon Miller P 5-11 180 Jr. JC Chabot College/Valley Chris an Danville, Calif.55 Dallas Sandberg OL 6-5 303 Jr. 2L Bradshaw Mountain HS Presco Valley, Ariz.55 Ryan Edwards DL 6-3 320 Jr. 2L Long Beach Poly Long Beach, Calif.57 Quayshawne Buckley DT 6-3 305 Sr. 3L Colony HS Ontario, Calif.58 Aus n Phillips OL 6-3 275 Fr. HS Mountain View HS Bend, Ore.

60 Cody Elenz OL 6-4 289 Jr. 2L Copperas Cove HS Copperas Cove, Texas61 Steven Matlock OL 6-2 285 So. 1L Capital High School Boise, Idaho62 Colton Thrasher OL 6-2 330 Fr. HS Todd Beamer HS Auburn, Wash.63 Calvin White OL 6-5 294 So. 1L Marysville-Pilchuck HS Marysville, Wash.65 Bre Ballard LS 5-9 228 So. 1L Eagle HS Eagle, Idaho66 Jeff Travillion OL 6-3 283 Jr. JC Highland CC/Hendrickson HS Pfl ugerville, Texas67 Mason Woods OL 6-9 355 So. 1L Terry Fox Secondary Port Coquitlam, B.C.68 Sione Maile OL 6-1 303 Sr. 1L San Leandro HS/College of San Mateo Oakland, Calif.69 Kato Fawkes OL 6-4 303 So. JC Iowa Western CC/Bishop Michael Eldon Freeport, Bahamas

70 Niklaus Von Rotz OL 6-5 302 Sr. 1L Bu e Community/Chico HS Chico, Calif.71 Nick Edenfi eld OL 6-4 291 Fr. RS Columbia HS Nampa, Idaho72 Patrick Johnson OL 6-2 285 Fr. HS Paradise Valley HS Phoenix, Ariz.74 Mike Marboe OL 6-2 308 Sr. 3L Wenatchee HS Wenatchee, Wash.76 Jordan Rose OL 6-6 323 Fr. HS Freeman High School Rockford, Wash.77 Corey Hoch OL 6-2 322 Fr. HS Bishop Kelly HS Boise, Idaho78 Jesse Davis OL 6-6 298 Sr. 3L Aso n HS Aso n, Wash.

80 Jacob Sannon WR 5-11 185 So. 1L Southeast HS Bradenton, Fla.81 Jordan Frysinger WR 5-10 189 Jr. TR University of Illinois/Corning-Painted Post East HS Corning, N.Y.82 Melvin McAdams WR 5-6 147 Jr. JC Highlands CC/Cisco CC/Victory Valley CC/Belair HS Houston, Texas83 Deon Watson WR 6-4 210 So. 1L Coeur d’Alene HS Coeur d’Alene, Idaho84 Jared Klingenberg TE 6-4 245 Jr. 1L Cedarcrest HS Carna on, Wash.85 Peter Kimble WR 6-0 200 Fr. HS Eastside Catholic HS Sammamish, Wash.86 Daniel Bilafer TE 6-3 182 Fr. HS Colony HS Palmer, Alaska87 Achilles Wynn WR 5-11 177 Jr. JC Skagit Valley CC/Burlington-Edison HS Burlington, Wash.88 Roberto Asensio DL 6-9 275 Jr. NA Des Moines Area CC/Colegio Cesar Nicholas Penson Haina, Dominican Republic89 Max McIntosh WR 6-1 187 Jr. JC Rogers High School/Central Washington Puyallup, Wash.

90 Alfonso Hampton DT 6-5 346 Jr. JC Southwestern College/Morse HS San Diego, Calif.91 Zach Cable DL 6-3 233 So. 1L Hazen HS Renton, Wash.92 Kaylyn Ayers DE 6-2 244 Jr. JC West Los Angeles College/Fremont HS Fremont, Calif.93 Byron Mitchell DL 6-0 254 Fr. HS Orofi no HS Orofi no, Idaho94 Marius Burgsmueller DE 6-6 265 Sr. 3L Leopold Hoesch Higher Voca onal Dortmund, Germany96 Will Schmidt DL 6-3 220 Fr. RS O’Dea HS Sea le, Wash.97 Max Mar al DL 6-4 320 Jr. JC Iowa Western CC/Palm Beach Central HS Wellington, Fla.99 Alex Boatman DS 6-0 245 Fr. HS Lewiston HS Lewiston, Idaho

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ROSTER BREAKDOWNSBY POSITION *DENOTES GRAYSHIRT

Gunnar Amos QB*11 Chad Chalich QB10 Ma Linehan QB14 Jake Luton QB

13 Buck Cowan WR19 Chris Featherstone WR Michael Garner WR*12 Jermaine Johnson WR85 Peter Kimble WR8 Joshua McCain WR3 Rueben Mwehla WR23 Jordan Pastras WR80 Jacob Sannon WR2 David Ungerer WR83 Deon Watson WR

24 Jerrel Brown RB20 Doug Coman RB29 Aaron Duckworth RB4 Richard Montgomery RB21 Kristoff er Olugbode RB6 Elijhaa Penny RB28 Isaiah Saunders RB

45 Jake Manley FB43 Kevin Shelton FB38 Brady Strodtbeck FB

84 Jared Klingenberg TE32 Eric Lemke TE16 Jus n Podrabsky TE

78 Jesse Davis OL71 Nick Edenfi eld OL60 Cody Elenz OL69 Kato Fawkes OL72 Patrick Johnson OL68 Sione Maile OL74 Mike Marboe OL61 Steven Matlock OL76 Jordan Rose OL55 Dallas Sandberg OL66 Jeff Travillion OL70 Niklaus Von Rotz OL63 Calvin White OL67 Mason Woods OL

25 Desmond Banks CB39 Dorian Clark CB

BY YEAR *DENOTES GRAYSHIRT

24 Jerrel Brown Sr.57 Quayshawne Buckley Sr.94 Marius Burgsmueller Sr.78 Jesse Davis Sr.19 Chris Featherstone Sr.40 Maxx Forde Sr.30 Tom Hennessey Sr.68 Sione Maile Sr.74 Mike Marboe Sr.41 Juan Mar nez Sr.8 Joshua McCain Sr.2 Bradley Njoku Sr.21 Kristoff er Olugbode Sr.27 Delency Parham Sr.16 Jus n Podrabsky Sr.1 James Randall Sr.5 Anthony Rice Sr.8 Eric Tuipulotu Sr.70 Niklaus Von Rotz Sr.

15 Glen Antoine Jr.88 Roberto Asensio Jr.92 Kaylyn Ayers Jr.43 Quinton Bradley Jr.36 Chris Edwards Jr.55 Ryan Edwards Jr.60 Cody Elenz Jr.90 Alfonso Hampton Jr.12 Jermaine Johnson Jr.4 Jayshawn Jordan Jr.84 Jared Klingenberg Jr.45 Jake Manley Jr.97 Max Mar al Jr.23 Marc Millan Jr.54 Brandon Miller Jr.75 Jerret Olson Jr.6 Elijhaa Penny Jr.39 Ron Perry Jr.42 Daniel Peterson Jr.6 Dennis Rufus Jr.55 Dallas Sandberg Jr.34 Aus n Schmidt Jr.18 Joe Smith Jr3 Irving Steele Jr.7 Doyin Sule Jr.66 Jeff Travillion Jr.22 Brandon Wells Jr.10 Broc Westlake Jr.73 Ben Westrum Jr.

14 Armond Hawkins CB20 Nolan Hoiness CB4 Jayshawn Jordan CB27 Delency Parham CB18 Joe Smith CB

2 Bradley Njoku SS7 Doyin Sule FS35 Jack Tate FS21 Jordan Grabski FS30 Tom Hennessey SS

36 Chris Edwards DB6 Dennis Rufus DB

88 Roberto Asencio DE92 Kaylyn Ayers DE43 Quinton Bradley DE91 Zach Cable DE40 Maxx Forde DE5 Anthony Rice DE96 Will Schmidt DE

15 Glen Antoine DT94 Marius Burgsmueller DT55 Ryan Edwards DT57 Quayshawne Buckley DT90 Alfonso Hampton DT44 Tueni Lupeamanu DT97 Max Mar al DT

33 Tony Lashley LB41 Juan Mar nez LB23 Marc Millan LB42 Daniel Peterson LB39 Ron Perry LB1 James Randall LB34 Aus n Schmidt LB11 Russell Siavii LB3 Irving Steele LB8 Eric Tuipulotu LB22 Brandon Wells LB10 Broc Westlake LB

Kaden Elliss Ath*

5 Aus n Rehkow K/P65 Bre Ballard LS54 Brandon Miller P

65 Bre Ballard So.25 Desmond Banks So.91 Zach Cable So.11 Chad Chalich So.13 Buck Cowan So.69 Kato Fawkes So.21 Jordan Grabski So.32 Eric Lemke So.44 Tueni Lupeamanu So.61 Steven Matlock So.4 Richard Montgomery So.23 Jordan Pastras So.5 Aus n Rehkow So.50 Aus n Rench So.80 Jacob Sannon So.43 Kevin Shelton So.11 Russell Siavii So.83 Deon Watson So.63 Calvin White So.67 Mason Woods So.

Gunnar Amos Fr.*39 Dorian Clark Fr.20 Doug Coman Fr.29 Aaron Duckworth Fr.82 Jeavante Dunn Fr.71 Nick Edenfi eld Fr. Kaden Elliss Fr.* Michael Garner Fr.*14 Armond Hawkins Fr.20 Nolan Hoiness Fr.72 Patrick Johnson Fr.85 Peter Kimble Fr.33 Tony Lashley Fr.10 Ma Linehan Fr.14 Jake Luton Fr.3 Rueben Mwehla Fr.76 Jordan Rose Fr.28 Isaiah Saunders Fr.96 Will Schmidt Fr.38 Brady Strodtbeck Fr.35 Jack Tate Fr.2 David Ungerer Fr.

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ROSTER BREAKDOWNSBY EXPERIENCE *DENOTES GRAYSHIRT

57 Quayshawne Buckley 3L94 Marius Burgsmueller 3L78 Jesse Davis 3L40 Maxx Forde 3L 74 Mike Marboe 3L 2 Bradley Njoku 3L

43 Quinton Bradley 2L55 Ryan Edwards 2L60 Cody Elenz 2L30 Tom Hennessey 2L4 Jayshawn Jordan 2L45 Jake Manley 2L16 Jus n Podrabsky 2L 55 Dallas Sandberg 2L

65 Bre Ballard 1L25 Desmond Banks 1L24 Jerrel Brown 1L91 Zach Cable 1L11 Chad Chalich 1L13 Buck Cowan 1L21 Jordan Grabski 1L84 Jared Klingenberg 1L32 Eric Lemke 1L

ALASKA 82 Jeavante Dunn Eagle River 50 Aus n Rench WasillaARIZONA 72 Patrick Johnson Phoenix 42 DanielPeterson Litchfi eld Park 55 Dallas Sandberg Presco ValleyTHE BAHAMAS 69 Kato Fawkes FreeportBRITISH COLUMBIA 67 Mason. Woods Port CoquitlamCALIFORNIA 92 Kaylyn Ayers Fremont24 Jerrel Brown San Mateo57 Quayshawne Buckley Ontario 20 Doug Coman Woodland 55 Ryan Edwards Long Beach19 Chris Featherstone Los Angeles Michael Garner * San Diego90 Alfonso Hampton San Diego 14 Alfonso Hawkins Rancho Cucamonga 68 Sione Maile Oakland 41 Juan Mar nez Napa 8 Joshua McCain San Jose 23 Marc Millan Mission Viejo 54 Brandon Miller Danville21 Kristoff er Olugbode San Jose27 Delency Parham Oakland 6 Elijhaa Penny Lakewood 1 James Randall Compton 6 Dennis Rufus Glendora 28 Isaiah Saunders Elk Grove18 Joe Smith Norco7 Doyin Sule Fullerton 8 Eric Tuipulotu Menlo Park 70 Niklaus Von Rotz Chico

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 88 Roberto Asencio HainaFLORIDA 39 Dorian Clark Baldwin 29 Aaron Duckworth Orange Park21 Jordan Grabski Bradenton97 Max Mar al Wellington4 Richard Montgomery Jacksonville80 Jacob Sannon Bradenton 3 Irving Steele Fort Lauderdale GERMANY 94 Marius Burgsmueller DortmundHAWAI`I 34 Aus n Schmidt Wahiawa 11 Russell Siavii Wahaiwa Hawai`iIDAHO 2 Gunnar Amos * Coeur d’Alene 65 Bre Ballard Eagle 11 Chad Chalich Coeur d’Alene71 Nick Edenfi eld Nampa 30 Tom Hennessey Mountain Home45 Jake Manley Riggins61 Steven Matlock Boise 23 Jordan Pastras Post Falls16 Jus n Podrabsky Lewiston38 Brady Strodtbeck Boise 35 Jack Tate Boise83 Deon Watson Coeur d’AleneLOUISIANA 12 Jermaine Johnson Houma39 Ron Perry BakerMARYLAND 5 Anthony Rice Bal more MICHIGAN 36 Chris Edwards Southfi eld 10 Ma Linehan Orchard Lake

44 Tueni Lupeamanu 1L68 Sione Maile 1L41 Juan Mar nez 1L61 Steven Matlock 1L8 Joshua McCain 1L23 Marc Millan 1L4 Richard Montgomery 1L21 Kristoff er Olugbode 1L27 Delency Parham 1L1 James Randall 1L5 Aus n Rehkow 1L5 Anthony Rice 1L80 Jacob Sannon 1L43 Kevin Shelton 1L11 Russell Siavii 1L8 Eric Tuipulotu 1L70 Niklaus Von Rotz 1L83 Deon Watson 1L10 Broc Westlake 1L63 Calvin White 1L67 Mason Woods 1L

15 Glen Antoine JC92 Kaylyn Ayers JC36 Chris Edwards JC

BY HOME STATE *DENOTES GRAYSHIRT

69 Kato Fawkes JC90 Alfonso Hampton JC12 Jermaine Johnson JC97 Max Mar al JC54 Brandon Miller JC75 Jerret Olson JC6 Elijhaa Penny JC39 Ron Perry JC42 Daniel Peterson JC6 Dennis Rufus JC18 Joe Smith JC3 Irving Steele JC7 Doyin Sule JC66 Jeff Travillion JC

20 Doug Coman RS82 Jeavante Dunn RS71 Nick Edenfi eld RS10 Ma Linehan RS14 Armond Hawkins RS3 Rueben Mwehla RS96 Will Schmidt RS38 Brady Strodtbeck RS35 Jack Tate RS

23 Jordan Pastras TR34 Aus n Schmidt TR22 Brandon Wells TR

19 Chris Featherstone SQ

Gunnar Amos HS*39 Dorian Clark HS29 Aaron Duckworth HS Kaden Elliss HS* Michael Garner HS*20 Nolan Hoiness HS72 Patrick Johnson HS85 Peter Kimble HS33 Tony Lashley HS14 Jake Luton HS76 Jordan Rose HS28 Isaiah Saunders HS David Ungerer HS

88 Roberto Asencio NA

MISSOURI 33 Tony Lashley Kansas CityNEVADA 10 Broc Westlake SparksOREGON 75 Jerret Olson McMinnvilleTEXAS 15 Glen Antoine Round Rock43 Quinton Bradley San Antonio 60 Cody Elenz Copperas Cove 2 Bradley Njoku Leander 66 Jeff Travillion Pfl ugervilleUTAH 25 Desmond Banks Salt Lake City Kaden Elliss * Salt Lake City44 Tueni Lupeamanu Herriman WASHINGTON 91 Zach Cable Renton 13 Buck Cowan Camas 78 Jesse Davis Aso n 40 Maxx Forde Woodinville 20 Nolan Hoiness Hoquiam 4 Jayshawn Jordan Sea le85 Peter Kimble Sammamish 84 Jared Klingenberg Carna on 32 Eric Lemke Issaquah14 Jake Luton Lake Stevens 74 Mike Marboe Wenatchee 3 Rueben Mwehla Bellevue 5 Aus n Rehkow Veradale 76 Jordan Rose Rockford 96 Will Schmidt Sea le 43 Kevin Shelton Auburn 2 David Ungerer Pullman 22 Brandon Wells Puyallup 73 Ben Westrum Tumwater 63 Calvin White Marysville

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ANTOINE

ASENCIO

HOMETOWNHaina, Dominican Republic

Asencio came to Idaho as a basketball player and went through a 14-day tryout with the foot-ball team last spring and was added to the football roster over the summer. He will continue

to play basketball with the hopes of following in the footsteps of previous standout two-sport athletes Ma`o Tosi and Marvin Washington.2013-14: Asencio sat out the 2013-14 basketball season as a redshirt.Junior college: At Des Moines Area Community College: 2.9 points, 3.9 rebounds, 0.5 blocks per game. Played in 28 games, started 18. 47.9 FG%. 0.6 assists per game.Personal: Roberto is the son of Roberto Asencio and Daysi Jacobo...he was born Aug. 26, 1989 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic...he has two brothers, Mario and Alexander.

ReceiverROBERTOROBERTO

Jr.NA~

6-9245

HIGH SCHOOLColegio Cesar Nicholas Penson

JUNIOR COLLEGEDes Moines Area Community

HOMETOWNRound Rock, Texas

Antoine joined the Vandals in January after earning honorable mention Kansas Jayhawk Community College All-Conference as Highland advanced to the playoffs for the fi rst time in

school history. He had 32 total tackles and two tackles for loss in earning mention by 24/7 as the 26th rated defensive tackle in the nation in 2013. He played at Navarro Junior College in 2012.A graduate of Round Rock High School, Antoine was ranked ninth among defensive tackles in the Lone Star Region and was 11th in the Centex Sweet 16.

Defensive lineGLENGLEN

antoine

Jr.JC~

6-4325

HIGH SCHOOLRound Rock

JUNIOR COLLEGEHighland Community

#99

THE 2014 IDAHO VANDALS

AYERS

#88

47

BALLARD

HOMETOWNEagle, Idaho

2013: Saw action in four games as the Vandals’ long snapper.2012: Walked on and redshirted.High school: Graduate of Eagle (Idaho) High School ... team was 2009 5A state champion and 2011 5A state runner-up ... also played ice hockey and competed in track and fi eld.Personal: Majoring in Business Management ... son of Lori and Pat Ballard ... born Oct. 28, 1993.

Long snapperBRETTBRETT

antoine

So.1L~

5-9228

HIGH SCHOOLEagle

#65

BANKS2013: Saw action in six games ... had seven total tackles (6 solo, one assists) ... also had one pass breakup.High school: Banks played receiver and defensive back at Cottonwood. As a senior, he had 24 total tackles, two interceptions and four passes defensed. During his junior season, he had seven tackles and eight pass breakups as a corner and was honored as the Outstanding Defen-sive back.

SafetyDESMONDDESMOND

So.1L~

6-3192

#25

HOMETOWNSalt Lake City, Utah

HIGH SCHOOLCottonwood


AYERS

HOMETOWNFremont, Calif.

As a sophomore at West LA, Ayers had 61 total tackles with 17 tackles for loss, eight sacks, 21 hurries, one pass defensed and one fumble recovery. During his freshman season at

West LA, he led the state in sacks with 14, while accounting for 53 total tackles (31 solo and 22 assists) with 17 tackles for loss, and one interceptions.During his senior season at Fremont High School, Ayers was a fi rst-team all-state and fi rst-team all-conference selection as well as being chosen team captain.

Defensive endKAYLYNKAYLYN

Jr.JC~

6-4242

HIGH SCHOOLFremont

JUNIOR COLLEGEWest Los Angeles

#92

48

BRADLEY


BILAFERHigh school: During his junior and senior years at Colony High School, Daniel was an all-state and all-conference tight end. In the 22 games Bilafer played he compiled 128 catches for 1,588 yards and 18 TDs.Personal: Son of Francine and Jude, born April 21, 1996.

Tight endDANIELDANIEL

Fr.HS~

6-3182

#86

HOMETOWNPalmer, Alaska

HIGH SCHOOLColony

BOATMANHigh school: Boatman was a standout long snapper at Lewiston High school, where he thrived in academics winning the State Scholastic Award.Personal: Son of Ellen and Mart Boatman, born Nov. 5, 1995.

Deep snapperALEXALEX

Fr.HS~

6-0245

#99

HOMETOWNLewiston, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLLewison

49


BRADLEYBRADLEY2013: Played in eight games and started fi ve ... missed part of season because of injury ... had 20 total tackles (11 solo and 9 assists) ... also had three sacks (-17 yards) ... forced one fumble and recovered three.2012: Played in 11 games and started one ... had 21 total tackles (nine solo and 12 assists ... had 3.5 tackles for loss (-6 yards) and one sack (-2 yards) ... also had three quarterback hur-ries.2011: Redshirted.High school: As a senior, had 79 tackles for an average of 7.2 per game ... also averaged 0.5 sacks per game and had one interception ... a fi rst-team all-District 26-5A choice and a Class 5A all-state honorable mention honoree ... as a junior, was injured but still had 28 total tackles with averages of 3.8 tackles per game and 0.3 sacks per game and earned fi rst team all-District 26-5A ... as a sophomore, had 46 tackles and eight passes defensed ... averaged 4.2 tackles and 0.3 sacks per game ... defensive captain as a junior and senior ... member of the

National Honor Society ... was third as a junior in the discus in District 26-5A.Personal: Son of Sherise Smith and Keith Bradley ... born Oct. 20, 1992.

CAREER BESTSSolo tackles: 4 (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013). Assists: 5 (at Brigham Young, Nov. 10, 2012). Total tackles: 7, twice (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013, and at Brigham Young, Nov. 10, 2012). Tackles for loss: 1, fi ve times (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013; at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013; vs. San Jose State, Nov. 3, 2012; vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 6, 2012, and at North Carolina, Sept. 29, 2012). Sacks: 1.5 (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013). Forced fumbles: 1 (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2103). Fumble recoveries: 2 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). Quarterback hurries: 1, three times (vs. UT-San Antonio, Nov. 17, 2012; vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 6, 2012, and vs. Eastern Washington, Aug. 30, 2012). Pass breakups: 1 (at Utah State, Nov. 24, 2012).

Defensive endQUINTONQUINTON #43

Jr.2L~

6-4239

HOMETOWNSan Antonio, Texas

HIGH SCHOOLRoosevelt

G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS FF FR INT QBH PBU BLK KICK SFTY2012 11 9 12 21 3.5-6 1-2 0 2-0 0-0 3 1 0 02013 8 11 9 20 3.0-17 3.0-17 1 3-0 0-0 0 0 0 0Career 19 20 21 41 6.5-23 4-19 1 5-0 0-0 3 1 0 0

BROWNBROWN2013: Had 55 carries for 216 yards and caught four passes for 32 ... best outing was six carries for 70 yards at North Texas ... fi nished season with 248 all-purpose yards.Junior college: Brown comes to Idaho after two seasons at College of San Mateo, where he was a running back on the 2012 Nor-Cal championship team. As a sophomore, Brown carried the ball 91 times for 428 yards and four touchdowns. He averaged 4.7 yards per carry with his best game of 2012 a 19-carry, 96-yard outing against Laney College. As a freshman in 2011, he had 104 carries for 539 yards and 12 touchdowns.High school: Brown is a 2010 graduate of Hillsdale High School at San Mateo, Calif.CAREER BESTSCarries: 12 (at Washington State, Sept. 21, 2013). Rushing yards: 70 (at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Long run: 47 (at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Receptions: 2 (at Washington State, Sept. 21, 2013). Receiving yards: 18 (at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013). Long reception: 18 (at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013).

Running backJERRELJERREL #24

Sr.1L~

6-0220

HOMETOWNSan Mateo, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLHillsdale

JUNIOR COLLEGESan Mateo

RUSHING G/S ATT GAIN LOSS NET AVG TD LG AVG/G2013 9/1 55 236 20 216 3.9 0 47 24.0RECEIVING G REC YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G2013 9 4 32 8.0 0 18 3.6ALL-PURPOSE G/S PLAYS RUSH REC TOTAL AVG/PLAY AVG/G 2013 9/1 59 216 32 248 4.2 27.6

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BUCKLEYBUCKLEY2013: Played in all 12 games and started nine ... led the Vandals in tackles for loss (16 for -62 yards) and sacks (seven for -45 yards) ... had 46 total tackles (38 solo, 8 assists) as well as one quarterback hurry and one forced fumble.2012: Played in 11 games and started eight ... had 25 total tackles (13 solo, 12 assists) along with six tackles for loss (four sacks) and four quarterback hurries.2011: Played in all 12 games and started six ... fi nished with 38 total tackles (12 solo, 26 as-sists) and fi ve tackles for loss (-25 yards), which includes one sack (-15 yards).High school: As a senior, he was a fi rst-team all-California Interscholastic Federation offensive and defensive lineman as well as his team’s MVP and a fi rst-team Mt. Baldy League offen-sive and defensive lineman ... he also earned fi rst-team recognition by the CIT and Mt. Baldy League as a junior ... as a sophomore, he earned fi rst-team honors from the Mt. Baldy League and second-team recognition from the CIF ... he played in the California all-state game - the Fiesta Bowl at Whittier College ... his team won back-to-back CIF championships during his

sophomore and junior seasons.Personal: Son of Roshine-Jai Buckley ... was born Aug. 25, 1991 at Jackson, Miss.

CAREER BESTSSolo tackles: 6 (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013). Assists: 4, three times (at Brigham Young, Nov. 12, 2011; at New Mexico State, Oct. 14, 2011, and at Virginia, Oct. 1, 2011). Total tackles: 7, twice (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013, and at San Jose State, Nov. 3, 2011). Tackles for loss: 3 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Sacks: 2, twice (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013, and vs. Wyoming, Sept. 22, 2012). Quarterback hurries: 2 (vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 6, 2012). Forced fumble: 1 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013).

Defensive tackleQUAYSHAWNEQUAYSHAWNE #57

Sr.3L~

6-3303

HOMETOWNOntario, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLColony

G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS INT PBU QBH FF FR BLK KICK SFTY2011 12 12 26 38 5-25.0 1-15.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 02012 11 13 12 25 6.0-28 4-24 0 0 4 0 0 0 02013 12 38 8 46 16.0-62 7.0-45 0 0 1 1 0 0 0Career 35 63 46 109 27.0-115 12.0-84 0 0 6 1 0 0 0

BURGSMUELLERBURGSMUELLER2013: Played in all 12 games as a long snapper and defensive end ... started seven games at defensive end ... had 20 total tackles (14 solo and 6 assists) ... also had two tackles for loss, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and one quarterback hurry.2012: Played in all 12 games as the Vandals long snapper ... saw some action on the defen-sive line and had 14 total tackles (seven solo and seven assists) as well as a half-tackle for loss ... three times had four tackles in one game.2011: Earned the role as the Vandals’ long snapper and performed fl awlessly throughout the season after joining the Vandals in the spring of 2011.High school: Was a member of the Duesseldorf team that won the 2008 GFL Junior Champi-onship and was a leader on the 2009 team as well ... in his fi nal season, Burgsmueller regis-tered 65 tackles (53 solo take downs), including 10.5 sacks as a senior and knocked down four passes, forced three fumbles and recovered two fumbles ... was team MVP his fi nal season.Personal: Son of Beale and Juergen Burgsmueller ... born June 11, 1988.

CAREER BESTSSolo tackles: 4 (at Arkansas State, Oct. 12, 2013). Assists: 4 (at Utah State, Nov. 24, 2012). Total tackles: 5 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013). Tackles for loss: 2 (vs. Texas State, Nov. 2, 2013). Forced fumbles: 1 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013). Fumble recoveries: 1 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013). Quarterback hurries: 1 (vs. Texas State, Nov. 2, 2013).

Defensive lineMARIUSMARIUS #94

Sr.3L~

6-6272

HOMETOWNDortmund, Germany

HIGH SCHOOLLeopold Hoesch

Higher Vocational

G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS FF FR INT QBH PBU BLK KICK SFTY2011* 11 0 1 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02012 12 7 7 14 0.5-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02013 12 14 6 20 2.0-4 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0Career 35 21 14 35 2.5-5 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0* primarily long snapper

BURKE

51


CABLECABLE2013: Earned playing time as a true freshman at defensive end ... played in six games and had one solo tackle at Arkansas State.

High school: As a senior, Cable earned fi rst-team all-Seamount League honors as a lineback-er. The son of former Vandal player and coach Tom Cable, Zach Cable also played tight end at Hazen.

Defensive endZACHZACH #90

So.1L~

6-3235

HOMETOWNRenton, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLHazen

BURKEHigh school: Burke was an All-conference kicker at Sedona Red Rock HS, and was a state champion at the Triple Jump.

Personal: Son of Connie and Paul Burke, born 9/28/90. Father Paul played football at UI, and played in the NFL for three seasons.

KickerJORDANJORDAN #52

Jr.JC~

6-2212

HOMETOWNSedona, Ariz.

HIGH SCHOOLSedona Red Rock

JUNIOR COLLEGEMesa Community

BUTCHERHigh school: Butcher was a four sport athlete at Rathdrum High school. He was named most inspirational and defensive newcomer of the year with 113 tackles his senior year.

Personal: Son of Robin and Cores Butcher, born 11/22/95

SafetyCOLTONCOLTON #18

Fr.HS~

5-8175

HOMETOWNRathdrum, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLLakeland

52


CHALICHCHALICH2013: Earned the starting quarterback job and started seven games before sustaining a season-ending shoulder injury ... completed 113 of 184 passes for 1,224 yards and fi ve touch-downs .... also carried the ball 95 times for 204 yards ... had 416 yards total offense in victory over Temple ... one of just fi ve Idaho quarterbacks to rush for more than 100 yards in a single game with 106 vs. Temple ... that was the ninth-best total offense game in school history ... completed 152 passes without an interception (fi ve-plus games).2012: Redshirted.High school: Two-year starter … 5A Idaho Player of the Year as a junior and as a senior and as a junior … was the 2011 Gatorade Player of the Year … his other accomplishments include fi rst-team all-conference quarterback as a junior and senior; Offensive Player of the Year for the Inland Empire League as a junior and senior; IEL Most Valuable Player as a junior and senior; ranked 13th nationally as a high school quarterback as a senior; led Coeur d’Alene to No. 29 national ranking as a senior; third-team ESPN RISE Junior All-American as a junior;

threw for 6,485 yards and 74 touchdowns, and broke 13 school records … as a senior, completed 242 of 331 passes (73 percent) of his passes, while as a junior hit 61 percent (209 of 342) of his throws … threw just two interceptions as a senior.Personal: Son of Connie and Mark Chalich ... born Aug. 23, 1993.CAREER BESTSPassing: Attempts – 43 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Completions – 26 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Yards – 310 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Touchdowns – 2 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). Long – 64 (vs. Temple, Sept. 14, 2013). Completion percentage – .739 (17 of 23 at Washington State). Pass effi ciency – 156.99 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). Rushing: Carries – 20 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). Yards – 106 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Long – 52 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013).Total offense yards: 416 (310 passing, 106 rushing), vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013.

QuarterbackCHADCHAD #11

So.1L~

6-0205

HOMETOWNCoeur d’Alene, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLCoeur d’Alene

PASSING G EFF. CMP. ATT. INT. PCT. YARDS TD LONG AVG./G2013 7 123.00 113 184 3 .614 1,224 5 64 174.9RUSHING G ATT GAIN LOSS NET AVG TD LG AVG/G2013 7 95 415 211 204 2.1 0 52 29.1TOTAL OFFENSE G PLAYS RUSH PASS TOTAL AVG/PLAY AVG/G 2013 7 279 204 1224 1428 5.1 204.0

CHEREKHigh school: Cherek was an all around athlete during his time at Ramona HS playing both of-fense and defense. He ran for 2355 yards and 28 TDs during his high school career.

Personal: Son of Angela Baldwin and Steve Cherek, born Dec. 15, 1995.

SafetyNATHANNATHAN #46

Fr.RS~

5-11172

HOMETOWNRamona, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLRamona

53


CLARKCLARK

During his three seasons as a starting cornerback for Baldwin, Clark never gave up a touchdown to a receiver he was covering, which earned him a reputation as one of the best

defenders in the state. Clark earned fi rst-team All-Gateway Conference honors as a junior and as a senior – the fi rst time in school history for a Baldwin player. As a senior, he had 33 total tackles, three intercep-tions and two forced fumbles. As a junior, he was credited with 27 total tackles along with one interception and four pass breakups.

CornerbackDORIANDORIAN

Fr.HS~

6-0176

HOMETOWNJacksonville, Fla.

HIGH SCHOOLBaldwin

CLAYPOOLHigh school: As a senior Claypool had 18 catches for 232 yards and 2 Touchdowns. He was named All-League Tight End in the Greater Spokane League.

Personal: Son of Shauni Robideaux and Brian Claypool, born May 11, 1996.

Tight endJACKJACK #48

Fr.HS~

6-3230

HOMETOWNSpokane, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLLewis & Clark

#39

COMANCOMAN2013: Redshirted.

High school: Coman was a three-year letterman on both the football and track and fi eld teams ... he was a team captain and an all-conference selection ... honor roll member.

Personal: Son of Constance and John Coman ... born July 3, 1995.

Running backDOUGDOUG #20

Fr.RS~

5-6164

HOMETOWNWoodland, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLWoodland

54

DAVISDAVIS2013: Moved to offensive tackle midway through spring ball and started fi ve games at strong tackle before being sidelined with injury.2012: Started all 12 games at defensive tackle ... led the team in quarterback hurries with fi ve ... had 13 tackles (seven solo and six assists) ... also had an 86-yard fumble return.2011: Sat out one game because of injury but played in all of the others ... had three solo tackles and six assists for a total of nine ... also had three quarterback hurries and one pass breakup.2010: Redshirted.High school: First team State 2B tight end, fi rst-team District 9 2B as a senior ... had 10 re-ceptions for 169 yards and four TDs … had 35 tackles (14 solo and 21 assists), two sacks (-11 yards), one pass defensed, one fumble recovery (returned eight yards) and one blocked punt ... fi rst-team District 9 2B selection as a junior in 2008 ... also played basketball and baseball.Personal: Son of Mary Humphrey and Scott LaVelle ... born Sept. 15, 1991.

CAREER BESTSTotal tackles: 3 (at Brigham Young, Nov. 10, 2012). Solo tackles: 2, twice. Assisted tackles: 2, three times. Pass breakup: 1, twice. Fumble recovery: 1 (86 yards, at Louisiana Tech, Oct. 20, 2012). Tackles for loss: 1, twice. Quarterback hurries: 1, eight times.

Offensive lineJESSEJESSE #78

Sr.3L~

6-6286

HOMETOWNAsotin, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLAsotin


DUCKWORTHDUCKWORTH

As a senior at Oakleaf, Duckworth had fi ve games of more than 100 yards en route to 1,075 yards on 121 carries, seven of which were touchdowns. Of those fi ve games, four were for

more than 150 yards with his career-best a 169-yard outing on 14 carries vs. Buchholz. He also had 10 receptions for 149 yards. As a junior, he had 892 yards rushing on 99 carries with 10 touchdowns, and 15 receptions for 166 yards and one touchdown. He had four games of more than 100 yards as a junior with his best that season, 159 on 21 carries vs. Fernandina Beach.

Running backAARONAARON

Fr.HS~

5-8216

HOMETOWNOrange Park, Fla.

HIGH SCHOOLOakleaf

EDWARDS

COWANCOWAN2013: Saw action in all 12 games as a true freshman ... caught two passes for 20 yards – one for 12 yards vs. Temple and one for 8 yards at Washington State.

High school: Cowan is following in the footsteps of his older brother, Bobby, who as an All-American punter for the Vandals and who holds most UI punting records. Trent Cowan was a fi rst-team all-Greater St. Helen’s League player as a senior and a preseason all-state selec-tion by the Tacoma News Tribune, and subsequently the paper’s all-state choice at receiver, defensive back and punter. He caught 55 passes for 798 yards as a senior and carried the ball 25 times for 213 yards. As the punter, he averaged nearly 40 yards per kick. He also served as Union’s placekicker.

Personal: Son of Julie and Dave Cowan ... born Sept. 24, 1994.

ReceiverBUCKBUCK #13

So.1L~

6-3205

HOMETOWNCamas, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLUnion

#29

55


EDENFIELDEDENFIELD2013: Redshirted.High school: Edenfi eld was a 2012 4A All-Idaho selection as well as an all-Southern Idaho Conference choice as a junior and senior. During his senior season, he was an integral part of an offense that averaged 423 yards and 30.4 points per game.

Offensive lineNICKNICK #71

Fr.RS~

6-4280

HOMETOWNNampa, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLColumbia

EDWARDS

As a sophomore at Butte, Edwards had 55 total tackles (34 solo and 21 assists) in a season during which Butte was undefeated and earned co-National Junior College Association

championships with a 12-0 mark. He also had one interception and one fumble recovery. He was a North Division Nor-Cal Conference honoree.During his freshman season at Grand Rapids, Edwards played in four games and had fi ve tackles, two interceptions and one pass defensed. Grand Rapids dropped its football program after its 11-0 2011 season.

Defensive backCHRISCHRIS

Jr.JC~

6-2217

HOMETOWNSouthfi eld, Mich.

HIGH SCHOOLSouthfi eld

JUNIOR COLLEGEButte

EDWARDSEDWARDS2013: Saw action in all 12 games and had 18 total tackles (9 solo and 9 assists) ... best outing was four total (3 solo and one assist) at Arkansas State ... also had one forced fumble and one tackle for loss.2012: Saw action in all 12 games ... had nine total tackles (four solo and fi ve assists) ... also had two fumble recoveries and one-half a tackle for loss.2011: Redshirted.High school: Graduated in 2010 from high school powerhouse Long Beach Poly and attended prep school in the fall of 2010 .... at Long Beach Poly, played on the offensive and defensive lines ... was a two-time all-California Interscholastic Federation player as a two-year starter ... benches 425, squats 455 and power cleans 315.Personal: Son of Ula Schwenke and Robert Edwards ... born Dec. 27, 1991.

Defensive lineRYANRYAN #55

Jr.2L~

6-3291

HOMETOWNLong Beach, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLLong Beach Poly

G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS FF FR INT QBH PBU BLK KICK SFTY2012 12 4 5 9 0.5-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 02013 12 9 9 18 1.0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Career 24 13 14 27 1.5-1 0-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

#6

56


ELENZELENZ2013: Started eight games at quick tackle before sustaining a season-ending injury.2012: Started every game at left tackle.2011: Redshirted.High school: As a junior and senior, was a fi rst-team all-District 5A-12 choice ... was second team all-state 5A ... as a senior was an honorable mention APSE (all players in Texas) team member ... was the 11th ranked high school linemen by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football ... as a senior, was a preseason all-Academic team member by the Rodgers Recruiting Report and wound up second-team all-state all-academic ... “a key cog in leading the area’s top offense and a ground game that featured two 1,000-yard rushers.” ... District 5A-12 powerlifting cham-pion ... TexasHighSchoolFootball.com top 200 ... 2010 all-CenTex team ... fi rst team all-Central Texas by all-smoaky.com.Personal: Son of Nancy and Chris Elenz ... borth July 18, 1993.

Offensive lineCODYCODY #60

Jr.2L~

6-4287

HOMETOWNCopperas Cove, Texas

HIGH SCHOOLCopperas Cove

FAWKESFAWKES

Fawkes started every game for 11-1 Western Iowa and was a second-team Iowa Community College Athletic Conference selection. Iowa Western was the league leader in total offense

(522.5 yards per game), passing offense (257.5 yards per game), completions (274), pass at-tempts (441) and touchdowns (28).

Offensive lineKATOKATO #69

So.JC~

6-4305

HOMETOWNFreeport, The Bahamas

HIGH SCHOOLBishop Michael Eldon

JUNIOR COLLEGEIowa Western

FA`AMASINOHigh School: Fa’amasino carried the ball for 1,148 yards and nine TDs during his senior year at West Anchorage HS. He was the only player to rush for more than 1,000 yards on his way to being named all-conference running back.

Personal: Son of Tina Fa’amasino, born July 6, 1996.

FullbackLUILUI #49

Fr.HS~

5-10240

HOMETOWNAnchorage, Alaska

HIGH SCHOOLWest Anchorage

57

FEATHERSTONEFEATHERSTONE2013: Walked on in August .

High school: Was an all-Ocean League selection at Santa Monica High School and was the Ocean League long jump champion as well.

Junior college: At the College of the Desert, caught four touchdown passes and had 636 yards receiving in two seasons.

Personal: Son of Marva and Chris Featherstone ... born Oct. 10, 1992 ... uncle Clifford Feath-erstone played for the San Diego Chargers.

ReceiverCHRISCHRIS #19

Jr.SQ~

5-9162

HOMETOWNLos Angeles, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLSanta Monica

JUNIOR COLLEGECollege of the Desert


FORDEFORDE2013: Vandals’ fourth-leading tackler with 63 total stops (44 solo, 19 assists) ... also had nine tackles for loss (-39 yards) and 5.5 quarterback sacks (-28 yards) ... had four quarterback hur-ries – all in a single game (vs. Temple) ... also had three pass breakups, two blocked kicks, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble ... had career-high nine total tackles at New Mexico State ... had career-best six solo tackles twice – vs. Texas State and at Wyoming.2012: Started 11 of 12 games and played in all 12 ... had 37 total tackles (18 solo and 19 as-sists) ... also had fi ve tackles for loss (-30 yards), of which four were sacks (-25 yards) ... also had four quarterback hurries, four pass breakup and two fumble recoveries ... best game was six total tackles (one a 13-yard sack) in season-fi nale at Utah state. 2011: Saw action in all 12 games as a backup defensive end ... had 15 total tackles (fi ve solo and 10 assists) ... best game was four total tackles (one solo, three assists) at Nevada.2010: Redshirted.High school: As a senior he was a KingCo 4A Crown Division fi rst-team offensive and defen-

sive selection … Associated Press 4A all-state team … Tacoma News Tribune fi rst-team all-state … had 34 tackles (31 solo and fi ve as-sists) and two sacks ... in 2008 as a junior was a KingCo 4A Crown Division offensive and defensive lineman ... also played basketball and competed in track ... National Achievement Scholar.Personal: Son of Tracey and Brian Forde ... born Nov. 15, 1991 ... majoring in Business.

CAREER BESTSTotal tackles: 9 (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013). Solo tackles: 6, twice (vs. Texas State, Nov. 2, 2013, and at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013). Assisted tackles: 5 (vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 6, 2012). Tackles for loss: 3 (vs. Old Dominion, Nov. 9, 2013). Sacks: 2, twice (vs. Old Dominion, Nov. 9, 2013, and at Bowling Green State, Sept. 8, 2012). Passes defensed: 2, twice (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013, and vs. UT-San Antonio, Nov. 17, 2012). Quarterback hurries: 4 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Fumble recoveries: 2 (at Washington State, Sept. 21, 2013). Forced fumbles: 1 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). Blocked kicks:1, twice (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013, and at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013).

Defensive endMAXXMAXX #40

Sr.3L~

6-5261

HOMETOWNWoodinville, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLWoodinville

G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS FF FR INT QBH PBU BLK KICK SFTY2011 12 5 10 15 0.5-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 02012 12 18 19 37 5.0-30 4.0-25 0 2 0 4 4 0 02013 12 44 19 63 9.0-39 5.5-28 1 2 0 4 3 2 0Totals 36 67 48 115 14.5-69 9.5-53 1 5 0 8 7 2 0

58


GRABSKIGRABSKI2013: As a true freshman, played in nine games and fi nished with 24 total tackles (20 solo and four assists) ... also had three tackles for loss (-6 yards) and one pass breakup, which pre-served the Vandals’ victory over Temple.High school: Missed part of the 2012 season with injury but was selected to play in the 21st Brad Park Memorial PAL All-Star Game. He had acclaimed sophomore and junior seasons and also participated in track and fi eld. Grabski was his team’s Defensive Most Valuable Player, Special Teams Most Valuable Player and fi rst-team all-Manatee County. As a sophomore, he earned second team all-Area honors.Personal: Son of Jennifer and Jordan Grabski ... born Feb. 20, 1994.

CAREER BESTSTotal tackles: 7 (at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Solo tackles: 6 (at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Assists: 2 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013). Tackles for loss: 2 (at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Pass breakups: 1 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013).

Defensive backJORDANJORDAN #21

So.1L~

6-0171

HOMETOWNBradenton, Fla.

HIGH SCHOOLSoutheast

G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS FF FR INT QBH PBU BLK KICK SFTY2013 9 20 4 24 3.0-6 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

FRYSINGERFRYSINGER2011: Redshirted the 2011 season at Illinois.High cchool: A two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... Semifi nalist for New York’s Gatorade Player of the Year ... First-team Class AA all-state selection by the New York State Sportswriters Associa-tion ... Rushed for 1,385 yards and 27 touchdowns on only 90 carries, an average of 15.4 yards per carry ... Scored a total of 32 touchdowns, with three on returns of his six interceptions ... 19 of his TDs covered 30 or more yards ... In his three-year high school career, Frysinger ran for 3,940 yards on 343 attempts and scored 74 touchdowns ... Helped Corning to a 9-1 record and Sec-tion 4 Class AA championship in the inaugural season for the team ... Was a second-team Class A all-state pick as a running back at Corning East in 2009 ... Rated one of the top 15 players in state of New York by SuperPrep ... Averaged 10.6 yards a carry as a junior in 2009.Personal: Son of Sharon and Charles Frysinger ... Born on Sept. 23, 1992 ... Won nine varsity letters in high school, three in football, four in lacrosse and two in track.

ReceiverJORDANJORDAN

HIGH SCHOOLCorning-Painted Post EastPREVIOUS SCHOOL

University of Illinois

#81

HAWKINS

HENNESSEY

Jr.HS~

5-10189

HOMETOWNCorning, N.Y.

HALLHALLHigh School: Hall was 1st team All-conference, and 2nd team All-state during his senior year. Also was Shrine Game MVP and graudated with a 4.0 GPA from Eagle River HS.Personal: Son of Lorine and Carey Hall, born Feb. 3, 1996.

LinebackerEDED

Fr.HS~

6-0205

HOMETOWNChugiak, Alaska

HIGH SCHOOLEagle River#50

59


HAWKINSHAWKINS2013: Redshirted.High school: Hawkins was selected to play in the 2012 CalState 5-Star All-Star game in addi-tion to earning recognition as a San Bernardino all-state and second-team all-baseline league. As a senior, Hawkins had 54 total tackles, three interceptions, one sack, two forced fumbles and 14 passes defensed. He missed his junior season because of an injury. Personal: Son of Armond and Jamie Hawkins ... born Dec. 6, 1994.

CornerbackARMONDARMOND #14

Fr.RS~

5-10175

HOMETOWNRancho Cucamonga, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLRancho Cucamonga

HAMPTONHAMPTON

Hampton didn’t play football until he enrolled at Southwestern College in 2012 – fi ve years after he graduated from San Diego’s Morse High School. He was a quick study and by the

time he had played two seasons, he became a highly regarded player. He earned American Mountain All-Conference honors after his sophomore season, during which he also was ranked the 10th best junior college recruit by ESPN. He had 32 tackles, which includes 5.5 sacks, as a sophomore, in addition to four pass breakups and one blocked kick.

Defensive tackleALFONSOALFONSO

Jr.JC~

6-5346

HOMETOWNSan Diego, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLMorse

JUNIOR COLLEGESouthwestern

HENNESSEYHENNESSEY2013: Earned a scholarship and a full-time role on special teams and a backup position in the secondary ... played in 11 games and had nine total tackles (six solo and three assists) ... also had one pass breakup vs. Fresno State ... best game was four total tackles (two solo, two as-sists) against Fresno State.2012: Earned a spot on the travel squad and played in three games.2011: Primarily a scout team player.2010: Redshirt ... Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year.High school: As a senior, was Mountain Home High School’s Male Athlete of the Year after earning fi rst-team all-state and fi rst-team all-conference honors at defensive back ... as a ju-nior, also was a fi rst-team all-state and fi rst-team all-district selection at defensive back ... also played basketball ... All-Southern Idaho and All-State Academic Award winner ... graduated with honors.

Personal: Son of Shana and Tom Hennessey ... born June 11, 1992 ... majoring in Exercise Science and Health ... father, Tom Hen-nessey, is third on Idaho’s all-time tackles list after playing linebacker for the Vandals.

SafetyTOMTOM #30

Sr.2L~

5-11193

HOMETOWNMountain Home, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLMountain Home

#91

60

JOHNSONJOHNSON

In the 2013 season, Johnson played in 10 games and had 377 yards on 19 receptions, four of which were touchdowns. His career-best game was 166 yards on fi ve receptions with a 78-

yard scoring catch.As a senior at Ellender Memorial High School, Johnson had 34 receptions for 649 yards and eight touchdowns. He had three 100-yard-plus games with his top outing 160 yards on fi ve receptions vs. Lutcher. He scored three touchdowns on seven receptions for 143 yards vs. As-sumption and had 106 yards on four catches against South Terrebonne.As a junior, he started the season with a 214-yard game (seven receptions) en route to an 891-yard season (36 catches). He also had games of 164, 148 and 142 yards and scored eight touchdowns on the season. As a sophomore, he played in four games and had four catches for 106 yards and two touchdowns.He also returned kickoffs with 27 career returns for 371 yards.

ReceiverJERMAINEJERMAINE

Jr.JC~

6-4192

HOMETOWNHouma, La.

HIGH SCHOOLEllender Memorial

JUNIOR COLLEGENew Mexico Military


JOHNSONHOINESSHOINESS

Hoiness, the son of former Vandal running back and assistant coach Todd Hoiness, joined the Vandals in January as a grayshirt. He is a 2013 graduate of Hoquiam High School

where he was the Evergreen 1A Most Valuable Player and an all-state choice. As a senior, he rushed for 2,186 yards, while averaging 13 yards per carry. Against Montesano, he rushed for 354 yards and scored three touchdowns as a senior. He scored 30 touchdowns during the 2013 campaign. He also competed in track and was the top sprinter on Hoquiam’s 1A champi-onship team.

Defensive backNOLANNOLAN #26

Fr.HS~

6-0185

HOMETOWNHoquiam, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLHoquiam

JORDAN

KIMBLE

61

JOHNSONJOHNSON

Johnson joined the Vandals in January as a grayshirt from Paradise Valley High School. He earned Division III All-Arizona honors as a senior in 2012 and was chosen to play in the

Canyon Coast All-Star game, which pitted Arizona’s top high schoolers against a team from Southern California. He was labeled one of the top 50 Arizona recruits by 247Sports.com. He was a second-team all-conference choice as a junior.

Offensive linePATRICKPATRICK #72

Fr.HS~

6-2286

HOMETOWNPhoenix, Ariz.

HIGH SCHOOLParadise Valley


JORDANJORDAN2013: Played in all 12 games and started 10 ... Vandals’ third-leading tackler with 77 total tack-les(68 solo and nine assists) ... had a team-high nine pass breakups as well as three tackles for loss (-4 yards) and one interception ... had a career-best 10 solo tackles at Ole Miss.2012: Played in 10 games and had 19 tackles (11 solo and eight assists) ... also had one PBU.High school: Three-year starter at O’Dea … Defensive MVP at Northwest Elite Football Camp … Metro League Mountain Division Player of the Year … fi rst team all-state by the Associated Press and the Tacoma News Tribune … O’Dea was 13-1 during his senior season ... team captain … as a senior, had 64 tackles, three interceptions and seven knockdowns on defense and had covered 1,036 yards and scored eight touchdowns on offense ... as a junior, had 43 tackles, four interceptions ... as a sophomore, had 64 tackles (23 solo) ... uncle Jeff Jordan played for the Vandals and is tied for sixth all-time on Idaho’s career pass defl ections list.Personal: Son of Jerry and Charisse Jordan ... born June 23, 1994.CAREER BESTS

Total tackles: 10 (at Ole Miss, Oct. 26, 2013). Solo tackles: 10 (at Ole Miss, Oct. 26, 2013). Assists: 5 (vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 6, 2012). Passes defensed: 2, twice (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013), and vs. Fresno State (Oct. 5, 2013). Interceptions: 1 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013).

CornerbackJAYSHAWNJAYSHAWN #4

Jr.2L~

5-9175

HOMETOWNSeattle, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLO’Dea

G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS FF FR INT QBH PBU BLK KICK SFTY2012 10 11 8 19 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 02013 12 68 9 77 3.0-4 0-0 0 0 1-0 0 9 0 0Career 22 79 17 96 3.0-4 0-0 0 0 1-0 0 10 0 0

KIMBLEKIMBLE

Kimble joined the Vandals in January as a grayshirt after graduating in 2013 from Eastside Catholic High School. As a senior at Eastside, Kimble was a team captain and earned fi rst-

team All-Metro recognition as a safety and as a receiver. He caught 20 passes for 220 yards and four touchdowns, then turned his attention to defense where he had 50 tackles and four interceptions. He also returned kicks and took three back for touchdowns. As a junior, Kimble earned fi rst-team All-Metro honors at safety. He earned all-academic recognition as a junior and senior. He also played lacrosse and was a second-team all-state choice as a senior.

ReceiverPETERPETER #7

Fr.HS~

6-0199

HOMETOWNSammamish, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLEastside Catholic

62


KLINGENBERGKLINGENBERG2013: Injured and missed eight games ... played in four.2012: Injured last spring and did not play.2011: Redshirted.High school: Played running back at Cedarcrest High School and helped team to the Wash-ington 2A playoffs ... was a fi rst-team all-Cascade Conference running back and earned honor-able mention recognition as a defensive end as a senior ... carried the ball 137 times for 1,367 yards for an average of 10 yards per carry ... scored 19 rushing touchdowns ... as a senior was recognized twice by the Seattle Times as the Player of the Week and twice as a Difference Maker ... he was an all-state nominee as a senior and a second-team all-area choice by the Everett Herald ... was an honorable mention all-conference defensive lineman as a junior as well ... also played baseball and had a .483 batting average and a .586 slugging percentage as a junior.Personal: Son of Kim and Kurt Klingenberg ... born Nov. 17, 1992.

Tight endJAREDJARED #84

Jr.1L~

6-4246

HOMETOWNCarnation, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLCedarcrest

LASHLEYLASHLEY

Lashley joined the Vandals in January as a grayshirt.As a junior, Lashley had 54 tackles and three sacks. The following summer, he had a stellar

showing at the St. Louis Elite Football Combine where he had the most reps in the 225 bench press with 17, and was noted for his 40 time and agility, which elicited this comment: “A solid combination of speed and strength.” He was a National Underclassmen Five-Star Central MVP.

LinebackerTONYTONY #33

Fr.HS~

6-2233

HOMETOWNKansas City, Mo.

HIGH SCHOOLRockhurst

LEMKELEMKE2013: Injured early but came back to play in the fi nal two games ... had one reception for one yard at Florida State.2012: RedshirtedHigh school: Played tight end and defensive end … team captain … fi rst-team all-KingCo tight end and defensive end … ESPNHS fi rst-team defense … as a sophomore, earned Student Achievement Award for English … volunteers in Athletes for Kids program … earned RISING STAR award at Washington State summer camp in 2009 … also started for Issaquah basket-ball team at center … team captain … fi rst-team all-KingCo tight end and defensive end … had 30 receptions for 350 yards and three touchdowns ... had 110 tackles and 13 sacks during his high school career ... ESPNHS fi rst-team defense … as a sophomore, earned Student Achievement Award for English … volunteers in Athletes for Kids program … earned RISING STAR award at Washington State summer camp in 2009 … also started for Issaquah basket-ball team at center.

Personal: Son of Tana Whitehead and Doug Lemke ... born March 27, 1994.

Tight endERICERIC #32

So.1L~

6-4246

HOMETOWNIssaquah, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLIssaquah

LUPEAMANU

63


LINEHANLINEHAN2013: Redshirted.High school: Linehan follows in the footsteps of his father, Scott, as a Vandal quarterback. Linehan, a multi-sport athlete, was honored as a blue chip player by the Detroit News after leading St. Mary’s to the state championship game. An all-league selection, he threw for 1,500 yards as St. Mary’s captured the Catholic League title. He also was a key member of St. Mary’s Class A regional basketball championship during his junior year and scored 28 points in one game.

QuarterbackMATTMATT #10

Fr.RS~

6-3185

HOMETOWNOrchard Lake, Mich.

HIGH SCHOOLSt. Mary’s

LUPEAMANULUPEAMANU2013: As a true freshman, played in 11 of 12 games ... had fi ve total tackles, which includes one tackle for loss (vs. Fresno State) ... best game was three solo stops vs. Fresno State.High school: Luepamanu played quarterback, linebacker and punted – all in helping lead Herriman to an 8-3 record and the Region 7 championship. His high school coach lauded his versatility: “He’s the type of kid that I think has a very good future at the next level. There’s no question.”Personal: Son of Pasitale Luepamanu ... born April 14, 1995.

Defensive lineTUENITUENI #44

So.1L~

6-1263

HOMETOWNHerriman, Utah

HIGH SCHOOLHerriman

LUTONLUTON

Luton thrived at Marysville-Pilchuck, a school with a history of running the ball, with both his passing and running capabilities. He led his team to the Wesco 3A league championship as

a senior. He completed seven of nine passes for 137 yards and three touchdowns in the cham-pionship game in becoming the school’s best passer ever.As a junior, he threw form more than 1,300 yards while gaining an addition 450 on the ground. He was responsible for 12 touchdowns. In a review in Northwest Prep report, he was described this way: “His vision is excellent, rarely missing a receiver opening up. The long arms and height that his is delivering the ball from keeps it well above out-reaching hands of defenders. And his trajectory and spin on his passes is spot-on text book.”

QuarterbackJAKEJAKE

Fr.HS~

6-6219

HOMETOWNLake Stevens, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLMarysville-Pilchuck

#14

64


MARBOEMARBOE2013: Once again, member of the Rimington Award Watch list ... continued his string of suc-cessive starts to fi nish the season at 36.2012: Stretched his consecutive starts streak to 24 games ... member of 2012 Rimington Award Watch List.2011: Started all 12 games at center ... Rimington Award Watch List.2010: Redshirted after joining the Vandals in January 2010 as an early high school graduate.High school: As a senior, fi rst-team all-League … helped Wenatchee to undefeated regular season and within one game of 4A state tournament ... as a junior, Class 4A First Team All-State selection … Big Nine Conference First Team selection ... as a sophomore, all -confer-ence center selection ... as a freshman, Freshman Lineman of the Year.Personal: Father, Scott, and grandfather both played for the Vandals.

CenterMIKEMIKE #74

Sr.3L~

6-2296

HOMETOWNWenatchee, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLWenatchee

MAILEMAILE2013: Walked on in August ... wound up playing in fi ve games and starting three at strong guard.

High school: Graduated in 2010 from San Leandro High School ... played football and com-peted in track and fi eld.

Junior college: First-team all-NorCal selection at College of San Mateo ... also competed in track and fi eld.

Personal: Son of Paca and Kolenelio Maile ... born Nov. 5, 1992 at Honolulu.

Offensive lineSIONESIONE #68

Sr.1L~

6-1293

HOMETOWNOakland, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLSan Leandro


MANLEYMANLEY2013: Missed three games because of injury ... started three of the nine games in which he played ... scored the Vandals’ fi rst touchdown of the season on a six-yard reception at North Texas ... primarily a blocking back, fi nished the season with three receptions for 11 yards ... had two catches at Wyoming.2012: Played in all 12 games on special teams and at H-back ... on special teams, had four total tackles (one solo and three assists).2011: Redshirted. High school: Two-time all-state choice as a linebacker ... also rushed for 1,500 yards and fi ve TDs as a senior in addition to tallying 100 tackles ... ranked third academically in his class.Personal: Son of Kim Olson and Jayson Manley ... born May 20, 1993 at Antioch, Calif.

FullbackJAKEJAKE #45

Jr.2L~

6-0237

HOMETOWNRiggins, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLSalmon River

MARTIAL

MARTINEZ

MATLOCK

65


MARTIALMARTIAL

Martial started every game as a senior for 11-1 Western Iowa and was a member of the 2012 NJCAA National Championship team. In the Iowa Community College Athletic

Conference, he was ranked 35th in total tackles among all players, which was ninth among defensive linemen. Iowa Western led the league in almost every defensive category – points allowed, total yards allowed, yards allowed rushing, yards allowed passing, interceptions and fumble recoveries.

Defensive lineMAXMAX #97

Jr.JC~

6-4305

HOMETOWNWellington, Fla.

HIGH SCHOOLPalm Beach Central

JUNIOR COLLEGEIowa Western

MARTINEZMARTINEZ

2013: Key member of the Vandals’ linebacking corps ... started all 12 games at middle line-backer ... fi nished with 50 total tackles (30 solo and 20 assists) ... also had two pass breakups and one tackle for loss (-2 yards).Junior college: Martinez was a key contributor on the Rams’ 2012 state runner-up. As a sophomore, Martinez totaled 38 tackles (19 solo and 19 assists) as well as one sack (-10 yards) and 3.5 tackles for loss (-22 yards).High school: Martinez is a 2010 graduate of Napa (Calif.) High School.

CAREER BESTSTotal tackles: 9 (at Arkansas State, Oct. 12, 2013). Solo tackles: 5 (at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Assists: 6 (at Arkansas State, Oct. 12, 2013). Tackles for loss: 1 (vs. Texas State, Nov. 2, 2013). Pass breakups: 1, twice (at Ole Miss, Oct. 26, 2013, and vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013).

LinebackerJUANJUAN #41

Sr.1L~

6-3225

HOMETOWNNapa, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLNapa

JUNIOR COLLEGECity College of San Francisco

G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS FF FR INT QBH PBU BLK KICK SFTY2013 12 30 20 50 1.0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0

MATLOCKMATLOCK

2013: Joined the team in August and earned a starting role as a true freshman ... started eight games at quick guard ... one of just 13 true FBS freshman to start in 2013.

High school: Two-time all-conference choice as well as two-time all-state selection at Capital High School ... was team captain as a junior and senior.

Personal: Son of the late Lisa Matlock ... born June 30, 1995.

Offensive lineSTEVESTEVE #61

So.1L~

6-2276

HOMETOWNBoise, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLCapital

66


MMccCAINCAINMoved to receiver during the spring of 2014.2013: Backup quarterback who saw action in eight games ... missed four with injury ... dual threat with 223 rushing yards and 222 passing yards ... scored one rushing TD and threw two TD passes ... best outing was 107 yards total offense (30 rushing, 77 passing) at Fresno State.Junior college: McCain comes to Idaho with impressive credentials from DeAnza College and Piedmont High School. As a sophomore at DeAnza, he played in 11 games, threw for 29,58 yards and 32 touchdowns, while completing 198 of 405 passes. He was the NorCal Conference Offensive Player of the Year and twice was recognized as the national underclassman of the week. He was a JC Athletic Bureau-California Community College Football Coaches Association All-American fi rst team. He was a Region I all-California fi rst team and the Offensive Player of the Year.High school: At Piedmont, he threw for 2, 229 yards and 25 TDs as a senior. He had two games of 300 or more yards with his best outings a 15-of-22 outing that netted 353 yards and two TDs,

and a 26-of-29 game for 325 yards and four TDs. He had one game of fi ve touchdowns. He also rushed for 1,139 yards and eight TDs, and played defensive back where he had 335 tackles and three interceptions. As a senior, he was fi rst team all-Mercury News, fi rst-team all-Mount Hamilton division, league MVP, team MVP, Mercury News Player of the Week and Cal-Hi Player of the Week. During his junior season, he earned honorable mention on the all-Mercury News team as well as fi rst-team all-league, league Junior of the Year, Team MVP and one Mercury News Player of the Week honor. He was his team’s MVP as a sophomore and freshman and was the Freshman of the Year.Personal: Son of Jeanette Hooker and Anthony McCain ... born Jan. 28, 1992.

CAREER BESTSPassing: Attempts – 8 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013). Completions – 5 (at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013). Yards – 77 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013). Touchdown passes – 1, twice (at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013, and vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013). Interceptions – 1, three times (at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013; vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013, and at Washington State, Sept. 28, 2013). Completion per-centage – .714 (5 of 7 at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013). Pass effi ciency – 169.20 (at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013).Rushing: Carries – 11 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). Yards – 49, twice (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013, and at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013). Touchdowns – 1 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013).

ReceiverJOSHUAJOSHUA #8

Sr.1L~

6-2185

HOMETOWNSan Jose, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLPiedmont

JUNIOR COLLEGEDeAnza

PASSING G EFF. CMP. ATT. INT. PCT. YARDS TD LONG AVG./G2013 8 119.44 13 27 3 .481 222 2 40 27.8RUSHING G ATT GAIN LOSS NET AVG TD LG AVG/G2013 8 54 301 78 223 4.1 1 34 27.9TOTAL OFFENSE G PLAYS RUSH PASS TOTAL AVG/PLAY AVG/G 2013 8 81 223 222 445 5.5 55.6

MILLAN

MILLER

MCADAMSMCADAMS

High School: McAdams was fi rst team All-district his junior and senior years at Belair HS. Went on to add 1150 All-purpose yards last season at Highland Community College.

Personal: Son of Lashondra Hurd, born 7/2/93.

ReceiverMELVINMELVIN #82

Jr.TR~

5-6147

HOMETOWNHouston, Texas

HIGH SCHOOLBelair

JUNIOR COLLEGEHighlands/Cisco/Victory Valley

67


MILLANMILLAN2013: Joined the Vandals in January and had an immediate impact ... started all 12 games at the SAM linebacker and led the Vandals in total tackles with 90 (69 solo and 21 assists) ... also had 11 tackles for loss (-46 yards) and four sacks (-30 yards) ... had four pass breakups and three quarterback hurries ... best game was 11 total tackles (seven solo and four assists) at Ar-kansas State ... had three tackles for loss at Wyoming ... had 10-tackle games at North Texas (eight solo, two assists) and vs. Texas State (eight solo and two assists)Junior college: Millan led Santa Ana College in tackles with 70 total tackles (43 solo and 27 assists) in addition to fi ve sacks (-35 yards) and 17.5 tackles for loss (-75 yards). Additionally, he forced three fumbles, had one fumble recovery, one pass breakup and scored one safety. His consistency is evident in that he totaled eight tackles in three games and seven tackles in another four.High school: Millan is a 2010 graduate of Mission Viejo (Calif.) High School.CAREER BESTS

Total tackles: 11 (at Arkansas State, Oct. 12, 2013). Solo tackles: 8, twice (vs. Texas State, Nov. 2, 2013, and at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Assists: 4 (at Arkansas State, Oct. 12, 2013). Tackles for loss: 3 (at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013). Sacks: 2 (at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013). Quarterback hurries: 1, three times (at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013; at Ole Miss, Oct. 26, 2013, and vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Pass breakups: 1, four times (at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013; vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013; at Washington State, Sept. 21, 2013, and at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013).

LinebackerMARCMARC #23

Jr.1L~

6-1215

HOMETOWNMission Viejo, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLMission Viejo

JUNIOR COLLEGESanta Ana

G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS FF FR INT QBH PBU BLK KICK SFTY2013 12 69 21 90 11.0-46 4.0-30 0 0 0 3 4 0 0

MILLERMILLER

2014: Joined the Vandals in the summer of 2014.Junior college: Two-time all-Golden Gate Conference punter.High school: Graduate of Danville’s Valley Christian High School.

PunterBRANDONBRANDON #54

Jr.TR~

5-11177

HOMETOWNDanville, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLValley Christian

JUNIOR COLLEGEChabot

MCINTOSHMCINTOSH

High school: 2012 graduate of Rogers High School ... fi rst-team all-conference receiver and defensive back ... team captain ... led the conference in Pick 6s with six in 2012 ... three-year starter at Rogers ... earned dean’s list recognition at Central Washington University ... also com-peted in wrestling and track and fi eld at Rogers.

Personal: Son of Miri and Costell McIntosh ... born May 23, 1994.

ReceiverMAXMAX #89

Jr.TR~

6-1187

HOMETOWNPuyallup, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLRogers

PREVIOUS COLLEGECentral Washington

68


MONTGOMERYMONTGOMERY2013: Found a role immediately as a returner as well as running back ... had 699 all-purpose yards (196 rushing, 176 receiving, 327 kick returns) as a true freshman ... best game was 170 all-purpose yards (59 rushing, 54 receiving, 57 kickoff returns) vs. Northern Illinois. High school: Montgomery was the fi rst player in Atlantic Coast history to surpass the 1,000-yard rushing barrier when he fi nished the season with 1,633 yards and 19 touchdowns. He had 312 yards in one game and 212 in another. Montgomery was a second-team all-First Coast selection as well as a second-team Class 6A Florida All-State selection.CAREER BESTSRushing: Carries – 12, twice (vs. Old Dominion, Nov. 9, 2013, and vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). Yards – 59 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). TD runs – 1, twice (vs. Old Do-minion, Nov. 9, 2013, and vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Long run – 13 (vs. Texas State, Nov. 2, 2013).Receiving: Receptions – 5 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Receiving yards – 102 (vs. Temple,

Sept. 28, 2013). Long reception – 64 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Touchdowns – 1, four times (at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013; vs. Texas State, Nov. 2, 2013; vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013, and vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013).Kick returns: Returns – 3, twice (vs. Fresno State, Oct.5, 2013, and at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Return yards – 76 (at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Long – 44 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013).Punt returns: Returns – 1 (at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013 [0 yards]).All purpose yards: 170 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013 [59 rushing, 54 receiving, 57 kickoff returns])

Running backRICHARDRICHARD #4

So.1L~

5-8180

HOMETOWNJacksonville, Fla.

HIGH SCHOOLAtlantic Coast

RECEIVING G REC YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G2013 12 17 176 10.4 4 64 14.7RUSHING G ATT YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G2013 12 60 196 3.3 2 13 16.3KICKOFF RETURNS G RET YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G2013 12 15 327 21.8 0 44 27.3PUNT RETURNS G RET YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G2013 12 1 0 0 0 0 0ALL-PURPOSE G PLAYS RUSH REC KR PR TOTAL AVG/PLAY AVG/G 2013 12 93 196 176 327 0 699 7.5 58.2

MWEHLAMITCHELLMITCHELLHigh School: Mitchell was a three-sport athlete at Orofi no High School.Personal: Son of Heather and Barry Mitchell, born May 8, 1996. Major at UI is forestry studies.

Defensive lineBYRONBYRON #93

Fr.HS~

6-0254

HOMETOWNOrofi no, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLOrofi no

69

MWEHLAMWEHLA2013: Redshirted.High school: Mwehla played receiver and cornerback at Bellevue, which fi nished the 2012 campaign with an unblemished 14-0 record as Washington’s No. 1 high school team and the No. 5 team in the nation. Mwehla was a second-team KingCo choice.Personal: Son of Gwen Mwehla ... born July 20, 1994.

ReceiverRUEBENRUEBEN #3

Fr.RS~

5-10198

HOMETOWNBellevue, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLBellevue


NJOKUNJOKU2013: Started all 12 games at free safety and was the Vandals’ second-leading tackler with 89 (71 solo, 18 assists) ... led the team in solo stops ... also had three tackles for loss, two pass breakups, one interception, one quarterback hurry and one fumble recovery ... best game was 15 (12 solo and three assists) vs. Fresno State ... also had a double-digit outing at New Mexico State with 10 tackles (eight solo and two assists).2012: Played in all 12 games ... had 43 total tackles (21 solo and 22 assists) ... also had one interception (vs. Utah State) and a half tackle for loss.2011: Played in all 12 games on special teams and in the secondary ... had 23 total tackles (nine solo and 14 assists) ... also had a 37-yard interception return for a TD against North Da-kota ... recorded one pass breakup as well.High school: As a senior, had 84 solo stops and 33 assists for 117 total in addition to two interceptions, fi ve passes defensed, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and one blocked punt ... 4.5 40 ... as a junior, had 78 tackles (57 solo and 21 assists) for an average of 6.5 per

game ... also had two interceptions, three passes defensed, one fumble recovery, one forced fumble and three blocked fi eld goals ... was a second team all-District 16-5A selection as a senior and junior ... as a sophomore had 12 total tackles in a backup role ... as a top 30 defensive back by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football ... team captain as a junior and as a senior ... Dazzling Dozen Defensive Newcomer of the Year.Personal: Son of Angela and Innocent Njoku ... born Sept. 24, 1992.CAREER BESTSTotal tackles: 15 (at North Carolina, Sept. 29, 2012). Solo tackles: 12 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013). Assists: 11 (at North Carolina, Sept. 29, 2012). Tackles for loss: 1, three times (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013; at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013, and at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Interceptions: 1, three times (at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013; at Utah State, Nov. 24, 2012, and vs. North Dakota, Sept. 10, 2011). Long interception return: 37 yards (vs. North Dakota, Sept. 10, 2011 [returned for TD]). Pass breakups: 1, three times (vs. Old Dominion, Nov. 9, 2013; vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013, and at Texas A&M, Sept. 17, 2011). Quarterback hurries: 1 (at Florida State, Nov. 23, 2013).

SafetyBRADLEYBRADLEY #2

Sr.3L~

6-1202

HOMETOWNLeander, Texas

HIGH SCHOOLLeander

G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS FF FR INT QBH PBU BLK KICK SFTY2011 13 9 14 23 0-0 0-0 0 0 1-37* 0 1 0 02012 12 21 22 43 0.5-1 0-0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 02013 12 71 18 89 3.0-3 0-0 0 1-0 1-18 1 2 0 0Career 37 101 54 155 3.5-4 0-0 0 1-0 3-55 1 3 0 0* returned for TD

70


OLUGBODEOLUGBODE2013: Played in all 12 games and started once ... had 96 yards rushing on 28 carries and 55 receiving yards on four receptions for an all-purpose total of 151.Junior college: Olugbode came to Idaho after a stellar freshman season at City College of San Francisco. In 2012, he carried the ball 270 times for 1,699 yards. He scored 19 touch-downs, while averaging 141.6 yards per game and 6.3 yards per carry. He rushed for at least 100 yards in nine of 12 games and twice eclipsed the 200-yard mark. His career high was 310 yards on 32 carries against Santa Rosa. He scored fi ve touchdowns in a 31-carry, 216-yard outing against American River. Thirty-two carries is a career high and he twice had 31. His long run was 55 yards. He also had 16 receptions for 149 yards with a long of 98.High school: Olugbode is a 2010 graduate of Bellarmine Prep at San Jose, Calif.

Running backKRISTOFFERKRISTOFFER #21

Sr.1L~

5-9200

HOMETOWNSan Jose, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLBellarmine Prep

JUNIOR COLLEGECity College of San Francisco

PARHAMPARHAM2013: Played in nine games and started four at cornerback ... had 20 total tackles (16 solo and four assists) ... also had two tackles for loss and two pass breakups.Junior college: Came to Idaho from Santa Barbara City College after a sophomore season during which he knocked down 20 passes in addition to accumulating 46 tackles (21 solo and 25 assists). He also had two pass interceptions and accounted for 2½ tackles for loss.High school: Parham is a 2010 graduate of Berkeley High School at Oakland, Calif.

CornerbackDELENCYDELENCY #27

Sr.1L~

5-11180

HOMETOWNOakland, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLBerkeley

JUNIOR COLLEGESanta Barbara City

PARRISHPARRISHHigh School: His senior year Parrish had 1,577 yards passing with 17 TDs to go along with 369 rushing yards and 8 TDs, named fi rst team All-league.

Personal: Son of Sonya and DeWayne Parrish, born Dec. 11, 1995.

ReceiverKALEBKALEB #15

Fr.HS~

6-3220

HOMETOWNStockton, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLSt. Mary’s

PENNY

PETERSON

71


PENNYPENNY

Penny was a standout running back at Cerritos College where he gained 1,338 yards on 199 carries as a sophomore. He averaged 6.7 yards per carry and scored a Cerritos single-

season record 20 touchdowns, with a career-high four vs. Ventura. He also caught 16 passes for 94 yards to total 1,432 all-purpose yards for 7-4 Cerritos. He had seven games of 100 or more yards and a career high of 262 on 34 carries vs. Palomar. Those efforts led to his being honored as a fi rst-team All-American as well as a fi rst-team All-California Region IV and the Northern Conference Offensive Player of the Year.Prior to playing at Cerritos, he spent one season at College of the Sequoias (2011) where he played in eight games and totaled 102 yards and two touchdowns on 22 carries. He also caught three passes for 27 yards.A graduate of Norwalk (Calif.) High School, Penny was a three-year letterman after playing at defensive end and linebacker as well as running back. He was honored throughout his high

school career as an all-area selection as a junior and senior, and an all-state medium school division choice as a senior. He was the Suburban League MVP twice and an all-CIF selection. He was the Wave Newspaper East Region Player of the Year after gaining 2,005 yards and scoring 18 touchdowns as a senior. He gained 335 yards and scored six touchdowns vs. Westminster High. Defensively during his senior season, he had 29 tackles and 1.5 sacks. As a junior, he rushed for 1,569 yards and 22 touchdowns, while totaling 62 tackles, eight sacks and four interceptions.

Running backELIJHAAELIJHAA

Jr.JC~

6-2248

HOMETOWNLakewood, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLNorwalk

JUNIOR COLLEGECerritos

PETERSONPETERSON

As a sophomore, he was Mesa’s tackle leader with 106 total tackles, which tied for fi rst in the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference. He also had six tackles for loss, two

sacks, two pass breakups, one fumble recovery and one blocked kick. He had a career-high 14 tackles against Snow College and twice had 13-tackle games. As a freshman, he had 35 total tackles and six sacks. He had a season high of 11 tackles one in addition to one 10-tackle outing.He was a fi rst-team All-Region defensive back as a senior in high school as well as earning second team All-Arizona honors. He was Millennium’s MVP and its Outstanding Defensive Player. As a senior, he had 77 total tackles, two interceptions (one of which he returned 99 yards for a touchdown), eight tackles for loss, fi ve pass breakups, three fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles.

LinebackerDANIELDANIEL #42

Jr.JC~

6-0187

t s

HOMETOWNLitchfi eld Park, Ariz.

HIGH SCHOOLMillennium

JUNIOR COLLEGEMesa

PASTRASPASTRASFall 2013: Redshirted.

High school: Pastras is a 2011 graduate of Post Falls ... two time fi rst-team all-North Idaho selection ... also fi rst-team all-conference ... also competed in track ... had 45 receptions for 560 yards and six touchdowns at Montana Western.

Personal: Son of Marlo and Jeff Pastras ... born Sept. 28, 1992 ... has one daughter, Kambrie.

ReceiverJORDANJORDAN #23

So.TR~

6-2200

HOMETOWNPost Falls, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLPost Falls

72


PODRABSKYPODRABSKY2013: Played in nine games and started the season fi nale at New Mexico State ... caught seven passes for 104 yards ... best outing was three receptions for 47 yards at New Mexico State.2012: Played in nine of 12 games.2011: Did not play but was on the travel squad as a backup tight end.2010: RedshirtedHigh School: As a senior in 2009 was First-team Inland Empire League 5A ... Rivals.com Rocky Mountain States Postseason top 100 ... top-ranked recruit in Idaho and No. 3 quarter-back in the region ... against Pullman, completed a 60-yard scoring play with one second left to win the game ... IEL fi rst-team choice and Offensive Player of the Year as a junior, and also all-North Idaho ... led Lewiston to 10-1 record in 2008 which included season records for pass-ing yards and touchdowns ... completed 160-of 252 passes (63.4 percent) for 2,733 yards and 34 TDs ... also rushed for 169 yards and nine TDs ... doubled as punter ... fi rst-team all-state

basketball player on state championship team ... Lettered in football, basketball and baseball in 2007... was IEL Newcomer of the Year in baseball ... National Honor Society ... on the honor roll all four years in high school.Personal: Son of Leanne and Joe Podrabsky ... born Sept. 9, 1991 ... majoring in Business.

Tight endJUSTINJUSTIN #16

Sr.2L~

6-6256

HOMETOWNLewiston, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLLewiston

RANDALLRANDALL2013: Injured; did not play. 2012: Injured in fall camp ... did not play.2011: Played in 10 games – primarily on special teams ... had two solo tackles.2010: Joined the Vandals in January and redshirted during the fall.High school: As a senior at Compton, had 68 total tackles (44 solo), four fumble recoveries (90 yards), one pass defensed and an interception … played outside linebacker and safety … was considered one of his team’s top defenders … all-area selection ... as a junior, had 59 total tackles along with fi ve sacks (-25 yards) and one forced fumble.

LinebackerJAMESJAMES #1

Sr.1l~

5-11222

HOMETOWNCompton, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLCompton

PHILLIPSPHILLIPSHigh School: Phillips earned 1st team All-league honors on offense and defense his senior year, as well as Most Valuable Player.Personal: Son of Beth and Craig Phillips, born April 12, 1996.

Offensive lineAUSTINAUSTIN #58

Fr.HS~

6-3275

HOMETOWNBend, Ore.

HIGH SCHOOLMountain View

73


REHKOWREHKOW2013: Had a stellar freshman season as the nation’s #1 punter with an average of 47.8 yards per kick ... he was a Walter Camp All-American after breaking the NCAA record for a freshman punter as well as the NCAA record for a punter who kicked at least 75 times in a season ... ... he was the FBS Independent Special Teams Player of the Year and was on Athlon Sports All-Freshman team ... he was a fi rst-team all-Independent choice of CollegeSportsMadness.com, second team All-American by SB Nation, third team All-American by the Associated Press, and honorable mention All-American by Sports Illustrated ... he punted 75 times for 3,587 yards ... his career long punt was 65 yards and he had seven punts of 60 or more yards, and 27 of 50-59 yards ... he was one of just two FBS players who kicked and punted for his team.High school: Kicked a 67-yard fi eld goal that broke an 83-year old Washington High School record and was within one yard of the national record of 68. He doesn’t only kick them long, he’s accurate. He’s been highly recognized throughout Washington and particularly in the Greater Spokane League. As a junior, he was successful on 89 percent of his fi eld goal attempts and was rewarded with all-state and all-GSL

honors. He also was all-GSL as a sophomore and senior. During his senior season, he was the all-GSL punter as well after averaging 48 yards per kick. He averaged 39 per punt as a junior.SINGLE-GAME HIGHSPuntingPunts: 9, twice (at Arkansas State, Oct. 12, 2013, and at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013). Punting yards: 434 (at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013). Average per punt: 54.3 (on three punts vs. Texas State, Nov. 2, 2013). Long: 65 (at New Mexico State, Nov. 30, 2013).PATsPATs attempted: 5, twice (vs. Old Dominion, Nov. 9, 2013, and vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). PATs made: 5, twice (vs. Old Dominion, Nov. 9, 2013, and vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013).Kickoffs: 8 (vs. North Dakota, Sept. 10, 2011). Field goals Attempted: 5 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Made: 4 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Long fi eld goal: 41, twice (vs. Old Dominion, Nov. 9, 2013, and at Wyoming, Sept. 7, 2013).

Kicker/PunterAUSTINAUSTIN #5

So.1L~

6-3202

HOMETOWNVeradale, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLCentral Valley

Punting GAMES NO. YARDS AVG. LONG BLKD TB FC 50+ I202013 12 75 3587 47.8* 65 0 7 15 34 24* NCAA single-season record for punter who punted at least 75 times* NCAA freshman record* Idaho single-season record

KICKING PAT ATT FGM FGA LONG KO YARDS AVG. TB2013 26 27 10 17 41 46 2814 61.2 16

RICERICE2013: Played in 11 games and had 11 total tackles (seven solo and four assists) ... also had one tackle for loss.Junior college: Rice was the second-most prolifi c defensive lineman in the California Com-munity College Athletic Association with 54 tackles and 6.5 sacks. He also had 10.5 tackles for loss as Hartnell won the Coast Conference and Southern Division championships. He earned fi rst-team all-Coast Conference and fi rst-team Region III all-California that season. As a fresh-man, he played linebacker and was third on the team with 55 total tackles but the sack (nine) and tackles for loss (17 for -79 yards) leader. He also forced two fumbles. He was a standout throughout his high school career beginning with his sophomore season during which he had 42 tackles and one sack. As a junior, he also played tight end and managed 107 total tackles and 10 sacks. He had four double-digit tackle games with a high of 13, while earning all-Balti-more recognition. Rice accounted for 104 tackles and fi ve sacks as a senior.Personal: Son of Dorthea Williams and Anthony Rice ... born Oct. 7, 1991.

Defensive endANTHONYANTHONY #5

Sr.1L~

6-2251

HOMETOWNBaltimore, Md.

HIGH SCHOOLEdmondson

JUNIOR COLLEGEHartnell

74


ROSEROSE

Rose played offensive and defensive line at Freeman High School and was an integral mem-ber of its winning its fi rst 1A football championship in school history. He was a three-year

starter and was mentioned by the Seattle Times as one of Washington’s Top 100 players. As a junior, he was honored as his teams’ Defensive Most Valuable Player in addition to earning fi rst-team all-conference honors offensively and defensively. He earned second-team all-con-ference honors as a sophomore.

Offensive lineJORDANJORDAN

Fr.HS~

6-6315

HOMETOWNRockford, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLFreedom

SANDBERGSANDBERG2013: Played in four games before sustaining a season-ending injury.2012: Started 11 games and played in all 12 at left guard.2011: Joined the Vandals in January and redshirted in the fall.2010: Grayshirt.High school: Arizona Football Coaches Association 4A all-state team … Arizona Republic Class 4A all-state team … recorded 62 total tackles (34 solo and 28 assists) … also kicked off and was successful on four PAT attempts … also a shot putter on the track team.

Offensive lineDALLASDALLAS #55

Jr.2L~

6-5311

HOMETOWNPrescott Valley, Ariz.

HIGH SCHOOLBradshaw Mountain

SANNONSANNON2013: As a true freshman, played in all 12 games as a receiver and one special teams ... caught fi ve passes for 84 yards ... long reception of 41 yards vs. Washington State and two catches at Florida State ... also had four tackles on special teams.High school: Came to Idaho coming off an all-state season at Southeast High School. As a senior, he led his team with 730 yards on 43 catches – 10 of which were touchdowns. Sannon had a career high 169 yards vs. DeSoto County in earning third-team honors on the Florida 5A all-state team. He was chosen to play in the 21st annual Brad Rice Memorial PAL Bowl, which pitted seniors from Manatee County against seniors from Sarasota County. He was honored as a fi rst-team all-Manatee County selection as well as a third-team all-state choice. He also was Manatee’s Most Outstanding Offensive Player, as well as Southeast’s Offensive MVP.As a junior, Sannon had 326 yards on 23 catches. His second high was eight catches for 100 yards.Personal: Son of Myrlene Leccima ... born Aug. 4, 1994.

ReceiverJACOBJACOB #80

So.1L~

5-11177

HOMETOWNBradenton, Fla.

HIGH SCHOOLSoutheast

75


SAUNDERSSAUNDERS

Joined the Vandals in January as a grayshirt, is the son of a former Vandal. His dad, Walter, was a receiver at Idaho from 1991-93 when coach Paul Petrino was a Vandal assistant.

As a senior, Saunders led Pleasant Grove with 1,383 yards on 259 carries with 16 going for touchdowns. He added another 13 receptions for 129 yards. Saunders had seven games of 100 or more yards with his career outing 268 yards on 31 carries (six TDs) against Sheldon. He was an all-Delta River selection and played in the 56th annual Optimist All-Star Football Classic.As a junior, he was second on the team with 88 carries for 625 yards and 13 touchdowns. His best that season was 12 carries for 129 yards.From Rocklin Super Sophomores: “Usually 7-on-7 tournaments are hard for running backs to display their talents, especially if they are a big, power back like Saunders. However, he has extremely soft hands and runs good routes. He impressed us in the Badger/New Level Athlet-ics 7v7 in Las Vegas, and he did again on Saturday in Rocklin.”

Running backISAIAHISAIAH #28

Fr.HS~

5-10216

HOMETOWNElk Grove, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLPleasant Grove

SCHMIDTSCHMIDTAt Pacifi c: As a freshman in 2011, Schmidt had 10 total tackles and one-half tackle for loss. High school: Graduated from Leilehua High School where he was an Oahu Interscholastic Association Red All-Star at linebacker. He was chosen to play in the HUB Goodwill Senior Bowl and earned Most Valuable Defensive Player honors.Personal: Schmidt is the son of Peter and Moekowo Schmidt.

LinebackerAUSTINAUSTIN #34

Jr.TR~

5-9226

HOMETOWNWahiawa, Hawai`i

HIGH SCHOOLLeilehua

PREVIOUS SCHOOLPacifi c Universitiy

SCHMIDTSCHMIDT2013: Redshirted.High school: Schmidt was a multi-position standout at O’Dea where he played defensive end, receiver and punted. He earned fi rst-team all-Metro League honors as a defensive end and punter for his senior season.

Defensive lineWILLWILL #96

Fr.RS~

6-3215

HOMETOWNSeattle, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLO’Dea

76


SHELTONSHELTON2013: Played in six games and started twice ... had one reception (vs. Texas State) for 13 yards.High school: As a junior, Shelton earned fi rst-team all-South Puget Sound League 4A North Division honors at linebacker and honorable mention recognition at tight end.As a senior, he further impressed when he was moved to defensive end and totaled 70 tackles and 12 sacks. Again, he earned fi rst-team all-SPSL honors -for his defensive play and honor-able mention at tight end. He was voted team captain and helped return Auburn to its glory days with a run to state semifi nals. He also was the Trojans’ long snapper.Personal: Son of Oneohe Shelton ... born July 20, 1995.

FullbackKEVINKEVIN #43

So.1L~

6-3247

HOMETOWNAuburn, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLAuburn

SIAVIISIAVII2013: Played in six games and started once.2012: Redshirted.As a senior, he was a fi rst-team all-state safety as well as fi rst-team Oahu Red West defense and a HiFive Athlete of the Week … in one game, he had four interceptions … also plays basketball … as a junior, was an Oahu Red honorable mention selection … when older brother Robert signed with the Vandals he said, “I’d like to follow his footsteps.”Personal: Son of Shana and Robert Siavii ... brother Robert played at Idaho and graduated in spring of 2013.

LinebackerRUSSELLRUSSELL #46

So.1L~

6-2185

HOMETOWNWahaiwa, Hawai`i

HIGH SCHOOLLeilehua

SMITH2013: Saw action in two games at Utah ... had six total tackles.2012: Played in two games (Northern Colorado, Washington State) ... lettered.2011: Played on the scout teams.2010: Redshirt.High school: Made the all-league team three times, including once as a fi rst-team selection and twice on the second team ... Norco High (Calif.) co-captain ... Norco was the 2006 C.I.F. and league champion ... won three letters in football.Personal: Son of Joseph Smith and Samantha Haskins ... two sisters ... full name is Joseph Jvon Smith ... born Dec. 11, 1991 in El Paso, Texas.

CornerbackJOEJOE #18

Sr.TR~

5-10185

HOMETOWNNorco, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLNorco

PREVIOUS SCHOOLUniversity of Utah

77


STEELESTEELE

Steele was a team captain as a freshman and sophomore at Ellsworth as well as earning fi rst-team All-Midwest Football Conference honors both seasons. He climbed the NJCAA

rankings and fi nished eighth in total tackles (110), seventh in solo tackles (64) and 11th in tackles for loss (16) in addition to totaling fi ve pass breakups, two interceptions, one fumble recovery and a half sack. During his freshman season, Ellsworth was 19th in the NJCAA poll.At Stranahan High School, he played running back and linebacker as a junior, and split time between linebacker and defensive end as a senior. He was a second-team All-Broward County defensive end, and was chosen to play in two all-star games – Broward North vs. South and Dade All-Stars.

LinebackerIRVINGIRVING #3

Jr.JC~

6-1220

HOMETOWNFort Lauderdale, Fla.

HIGH SCHOOLStranahan

JUNIOR COLLEGEEllsworth

STRODTBECKSTRODTBECK2013: Redshirted.

High school: Strodtbeck is a 2013 graduate of Timberline High School ... was honorable men-tion all-conference as a defensive lineman and kicker.

Personal: Son of Chris and Tim Strodtbeck ... born Dec. 12, 1994.

FullbackBRADYBRADY #42

Fr.RS~

6-0225


HIGH SCHOOLTimberline

SPOONER-LEDUFFSPOONER-LEDUFFHigh School: Was a three sport athlete at Bellevue HS.

Personal: Son of Marisa Spooner-LeDuff and Alvin LeDuff. Born Aug. 25, 1995.

CornerbackMAREKMAREK

#26Fr.HS~

6-1191

HOMETOWNBellevue, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLBellevue

78


TATETATE2013: Redshirted.

High school: Tate is a 2013 graduate of Timberline High School ... played football and bas-ketball, and competed in track and fi eld ... all-conference selection at linebacker ... Timberline High School Male Athlete of the Year.

Personal: Son of Brenda Count and Doug Tate ... born Feb. 11, 1995.

SafetyJACKJACK #35

Fr.RS~

5-11184


HIGH SCHOOLTimberline

THRASHERTHRASHER2013: Redshirted.High school: Thompson was a fi rst-team 4A All-Idaho choice as a junior and as a senior. He was a key fi gure in Minico’s winning back-to-back Great Basin Conference championships and a 15-5 record. During his senior season, the Spartans averaged 405 yards and 33.9 points per game. He also was a Max Preps 2012 preseason all-state offensive lineman. In signing with the Vandals, Thompson becomes the fi rst player from Minico to sign with an FBS team in at least 20 years.

Offensive lineCOLTONCOLTON #62

Fr.HS~

6-2330

HOMETOWNAuburn, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLTodd Beamer

SULESULE

Sule was a second-team All-Southern California Conference choice after tallying 48 total tackles (31 solo and 17 assists) as well as four pass breakups, two tackles for loss, two

force fumbles and one fumble recovery. He also had four games of eight tackles.A graduate of Fullerton High School, he was a three-year letterman in both football and track. He was a fi rst-team all-conference choice as a senior after earning second-team recognition as a junior.

Defensive backDOYINDOYIN #7

Jr.JC~

6-2190

HOMETOWNFullerton, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLFullerton

JUNIOR COLLEGESanta Ana

UNGERER III

79


TRAVILLIONTRAVILLION

In 2013, Travillion was a second-team Kansas Jayhawk Community College All-Conference choice as Highland advanced to the playoffs for the fi rst time in school history.. He was part of

an offense that led the conference in total offense (428 yards per game) and passing offense (305.6 yards per game), and was second in pass effi ciency (146.1). In high school, he was a four-year starter at offensive and defensive tackle. As a senior, he was a fi rst-team 4A-25 All-District choice at offensive tackle. He also was recognized his junior year as a second-team choice on the 4A-25 All-District Team and the All-CenTex team.

Offensive lineJEFFJEFF #66

Jr.JC~

6-3300

HOMETOWNPfl uegerville, Texas

HIGH SCHOOLHendrickson

JUNIOR COLLEGEHighland Community

TUIPULOTUTUIPULOTU2013: Played in all 12 games and started seven ... had 54 total tackles (38 solo and 16 assists) ... also had one tackle for loss, one forced fumble and one interception ... twice had seven tackles in a game and twice had six solo stops in a game.Junior college: During his sophomore season, Tuipulotu (5-11, 215) had 59 total tackles (26 solo and 33 assists). In his totals were 2.5 sacks (-10 yards) and four tackles for loss (-22 yards) to go with four pass breakups.High school: Tuipulotu is a 2010 graduate of Serra High School at Menlo Park, Calif.Career bestsTotal tackles: 7, twice (at Washington State, Sept. 21, 2013, and vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). Solo tackles: 6, twice (at Ole Miss, Oct. 26, 2013), and vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 14, 2013). Assists: 6 (at Washington State, Sept. 21, 2013). Tackles for loss: 1 (at North Texas, Aug. 31, 2013). Forced fumbles: vs. Northern Illinois (Sept. 14, 2013). Interceptions: 1 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 5, 2013).

LinebackerERICERIC #8

Sr.1L~

5-11215

HOMETOWNMenlo Park, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLSerra


G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SCKS-YDS FF FR INT QBH PBU BLK KICK SFTY2013 12 38 16 54 1.0-4 0-0 1 0-0 1-0 0 0 0 0

UNGERER IIIUNGERER III

Ungerer was a standout at Pullman, where he played football and basketball. As a senior in football, he was one of the state’s most prolifi c scorers with 24 touchdowns, which was

fi fth among all classifi cations in 2013. He scored 11 of those rushing and 12 in receptions after gaining 1,092 yards on the ground and covering another 1,013 yards catching the ball. The 24th was on a kickoff return. He was a second team Associated Press Class 2-A All-State selection as a senior. During his junior season, he had 1,334 all-purpose yards and four touchdowns. Additionally, he played in the secondary and had a team-best four interceptions. Ungerer also excels in basketball where, as a junior point guard, he helped Pullman to its fi rst Class 2-A state title.

ReceiverDAVIDDAVID

Fr.HS~

5-8162

HOMETOWNPullman, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLPullman

#2

80


VON ROTZVON ROTZ2013: Played in all 12 games and started 11 ... started the fi rst four at quick guard and the seven of the next eight at strong tackle.2012: Redshirted.Junior college: Butte was 10-1 in 2011 and won the Graffi ti Bowl after averaging 457.5 yards total offense (243.6 passing, 213.8 rushing) and 43.1 points per game. During his freshman season, Butte was 9-2 and won the ASBG Bowl.

Offensive lineNIKLAUSNIKLAUS #70

Sr.1L~

6-5292

HOMETOWNChico, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOLChico

JUNIOR COLLEGEButte Community

WATSONWATSON2013: Played in all 12 games and started 10 ... had 24 receptions for 279 yards and one touch-down ... best game was fi ve catches for 33 yards vs. Temple.2012: Redshirted.High school: First-team all-state receiver and second-team all-state as a defensive end as senior … fi rst-team Inland Empire receiver as a senior … during senior season, caught 54 passes for 931 yards and 13 touchdowns … averaged 17.2 yards per catch … set Coeur d’Alene records for career receptions (93), receiving yards (1,513) and touchdowns (19) … defensively in two seasons, had 23 tackles for loss and 12.5 sacks … father, Deon, is Idaho’s career rebounding record holder and still ranks second in career blocked shots.Personal: Son of Anna and Deon Watson ... born July 24, 1994.Career bestsReceptions: 5 (vs. Temple, Sept. 28, 2013). Yards: 39 (at Arkansas State, Oct. 12, 2013). Touchdowns: 1 (vs. Texas State, Nov. 2, 2009). Long: 39 (at Arkansas State, Oct. 12, 2013).

ReceiverDEONDEON #83

So.1L~

6-4213

HOMETOWNCoeur d’Alene, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLCoeur d’Alene

RECEIVING G REC YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G2013 12 24 279 11.6 1 39 23.2

WESTLAKEWESTLAKE2013: Played in 11 games ... had 26 total tackles (18 solo and eight assists) ... also had two tackles for loss and one sack.Junior college: In 10 games at Sierra College, Westlake had 92 tackles and shared one sack.High school: Had a stellar high school career at Reed High School ... was the North 4A De-fensive Player of the Year for his senior season at Reed, which included his accounting for 132 total tackles (33 solo and 99 assists) with 12 tackles for loss, one sack, three passes defensed, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble. As a high school junior, he had 96 total tackles (29 solo and 67 assists) with 12 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, two fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles.

LinebackerBROCBROC #10

Jr.1L~

6-3225

HOMETOWNSparks, Nev.

HIGH SCHOOLReed

JUNIOR COLLEGESierra

WHITE

WILLIAMS

WOODIN

81


WHITEWHITE2013: Saw action in two games.2012: Redshirted.High School: Graduated from Marysville-Pilchuck where he notched 101 tackles and 6.5 sacks his fi nal season for the Tomahawks.Personal: Son of Kathy and Charles White. Born April 2, 1995.

Offensive lineCALVINCALVIN #63

So.1L~

6-5258

HOMETOWNMarysville, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLMarysville-Pinchuck

WILLIAMSWILLIAMSHigh School: Williams was named fi rst team all-conference cornerback. Graduated with hon-ors from Bonneville HS.Personal: Son of Heather and Rhett Babcock, born Aug. 16, 1995.

CornerbackELIJAHELIJAH #36

Fr.Hs~

5-9195

HOMETOWNIdaho Falls, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLBonneville

WOODINWOODINHigh School: Woodin was team captain his senior year at SouthrIdge HS.Personal: Son of Erika Petersen and Jerry Woodin, born Oct. 28, 1995. Graduated with a 3.8 GPA.

QuarterbackA.J.A.J. #12

Fr.HS~

5-10181

HOMETOWNBeaverton, Ore.

HIGH SCHOOLSouthridge

82


WOODSWOODS2013: Injured early in the season but saw action in fi nal three games and drew high praise from the coaching staff.2012: Redshirted.High school: Played football at Terry Fox Secondary in British Columbia ... team captain and all-state selection ... had 30 tackles and eight sacks ... also played lacrosse and basketball as well as three years for the Langley Minor Football club team.Personal: son of Brian and Bernie Woods ... born Oct. 29, 1994.

Offensive lineMASONMASON #67

So.1L~

6-9333

HOMETOWNPort Coquitlam, B.C.

HIGH SCHOOLTerry Fox Secondary

WORSTWORSTHigh School: 1st team All-state player for 3 seasons at Twin Falls HS, was team captain for 2 seasons.2013: Worst played at the University of Montana his freshman year. He tied the record for 6th longest fi eld goal in UM history, and was Big Sky honorable mention.

KickerBENBEN #51

So.TR~

5-10209

HOMETOWNTwin Falls, Idaho

HIGH SCHOOLTwin Falls

PREVIOUS SCHOOLMontana

WYNNWYNNJunior College: Was named MVP, also received Red Raider Award of Excellence. In 7 games in 2012 season Wynn had 45 receptions for 650 yards and 8 TDs.Personal: Son of Deborah Bogard and Anthony Wynn, born Sept. 4, 1991.

ReceiverACHILLESACHILLES #87

Jr.JC~

5-11177

HOMETOWNBurlington, Wash.

HIGH SCHOOLBurlington-Edison

JUNIOR COLLEGESkagit Valley

83

OPPONENTS

84

GAME #2 ~ SEPT. 6, 2014

LOUISIANA-MONROE

MALONE STADIUMMONROE, LA.

6 P.M. CT/4 P.M. PTESPN3 ~ VANDAL RADIO NETWORK

GAME #1 ~ AUG. 30, 2014

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

‘THE SWAMP’ BEN HILL GRIFFIN STADIUMGAINESVILLE, FLA.7 P.M. ET/4 P.M. PT

ESPNU ~ VANDAL RADIO NETWORK

IIIIVVVVEEEERRRRSSSIITTTYYY OOOFFFF FFFLLOORRII

WAMPM ’ BEB N HILL GRIR FFF IN SSTATAGATORSGATORS

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach.................................................Will Muschamp

(Georgia, 1994; Auburn, 1996)Record at Florida ........................................................22-16Career Record ............................................................22-16Defensive coordinator........................................ D.J. DurkinSpecial teams coordinator ........................ Coleman HutzlerAsst. HC/defensive line ................................... Brad LawingWide receivers ....................................................Chris LeakTight ends ........................................................ Derek LewisDefensive backs ..................................... Travaris RobinsonOC/quarterbacks ................................................Kurt RoperOffensive line ............................................... Mike SummersRunning backs ...................................................Brian White

THE SERIES WITH IDAHOFirst meeting

QUICK FACTSLocation ......................................................Gainesville, Fla.Founded ...................................................................... 1853Enrollment ................................................................ 49,042Nickname.................................................................. GatorsColors .......................................................Orange and BlueAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference .....................................................SoutheasternStadium .................... Ben Hill Griffi n ‘The Swamp’ (88,548)Surface. ..........................................................Natural grassPresident .....................................................Bernie MachenDirector of Athletics.........................................Jeremy FoleyAthletics Website ............................... www.GatorZone.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 vs. Idaho .......................................... GainesvilleSept. 6 vs. Eastern Michigan...........................GainesvilleSept. 13 vs. Kentucky * .....................................GainesvilleSept. 20 at Alabama *.......................................TuscaloosaOct. 4 at Tennessee * .......................................KnoxvilleOct. 11 vs. LSU * .............................................GainesvilleOct. 18 vs. Missouri * .......................................GainesvilleNov. 1 vs. Georgia * .....................................JacksonvilleNov. 8 at Vanderbilt * .........................................NashvilleNov. 15 vs. South Carolina *S)......................... GainesvileNov. 22 vs. Eastern Kentucky ..........................GainesvilleNov. 29 at Florida State.................................. Tallahassee* SEC game

LLLOOOUUUUIIIISSSSIIAAANNAA-MMONRROOEE

MAMMMALOLOLOLONENENENE SSSSSTATATATADIDIDD UMUMUMUWarhawksWarhawks

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach........................................................Todd Berry

(Tulsa, 1983)Record at ULM ...........................................................23-26Career Record ............................................................52-85Asst. HC/OC/OL ............................................ Steve FarmerDC/cornerbacks .................................................Troy ReffettRunning backs ......................................... Bryan ApplewhiteTight ends ....................................................Jerry McManusDefensive line ............................................... John MumfordOutside wide receivers ..................................Jason NicholsLinebackers/Special teams......................... Travis NiekampInside wide receivers .........................................Mario PriceSafeties.......................................................... Adam Waugh

THE SERIES WITH IDAHOIdaho leads 3-2

QUICK FACTSLocation ............................................................Monroe, La.Founded ...................................................................... 1931Enrollment .................................................................. 8,645Nickname............................................................ WarhawksColors ...................................................... Maroon and GoldAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference .............................................................Sun BeltStadium .......................................Malone Stadium (30,427)Surface. ................................................................. FieldTurfPresident ............................................................Nick BrunoDirector of Athletics....................................Brian WickstromAthletics Website ....................... www.ULMWarhawks.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 28 vs. Wake Forest ......................................MonroeSept. 6 vs. Idaho * .............................................. MonroeSept. 13 at LSU ............................................. Baton RougeSept. 27 vs. Troy * ..................................................MonroeOct. 4 at Arkansas State * ............................. JonesboroOct. 11 at Kentucky ...........................................LexingtonOct. 25 vs. Texas State * ......................................MonroeNov. 1 at Texas A&M ...............................College StationNov. 8 at Appalachian State *................................BooneNov. 15 vs. UL-Lafayette * ....................................MonroeNov. 22 at New Mexico State *........................Las CrucesNov. 29 at Georgia Southern * .........................Statesboro* Sun Belt Conference game

85

GAME #4 ~ SEPT. 20, 2014

UNIVERSITY OF OHIO

PEDEN STADIUMATHENS, OHIO

TBAVANDAL RADIO NETWORK

UUNNIVERSITY OF OHIO

PEDEN STADIUMbobcatsbobcats

,AMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE #44444444444444444444444444 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SESSSESESSESSSESEEESEESSSSESEESSSSSESSSSESSSESESESESESSSESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESEEEEEEESSSSSESEPPPPPPPPTPTPTPTPTTPPPPPPTPTPPPPPPPPPPTTTTPPPPPPPPPPTPPPTPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP . 20, 202202022222202020020222220222222222220222222020

VERSITY OF OGAME #3 ~ SEPT. 13, 2014

WESTERN MICHIGAN

KIBBIE DOME MOSCOW, IDAHO

2 P.M. PTVANDAL RADIO NETWORK

WWESTERN MICCHIGAANN

KIBBIE DOMEbroncosbroncos

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach..........................................................P.J. Fleck

(Northern Illinois, 2004)Record at WMU ............................................................ 1-11Career Record .............................................................. 1-11Offensive coordinator ....................................Kirk CiarroccaDefensive coordinator.......................................Ed PinkhamOffensive line ................................................Brian CallahanRunning backs ......................................................Mike HartTight ends/tackles .............................................. Bill KeeneyLinebackers ..................................................Tim McGarigleDefensive line ........................................... Vinson ReynoldsWide receivers ...................................................Matt SimonSpecial teams coordinator/DBs .......................Rob Wenger

THE SERIES WITH IDAHOTied 1-1

QUICK FACTSLocation ...................................................Kalamazoo, Mich.Founded ...................................................................... 1903Enrollment ................................................................ 24,294Nickname................................................................BroncosColors ........................................................ Brown and GoldAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference ....................................................Mid-AmericanStadium .......................................................Waldo StadiumSurface. ................................................................. FieldTurfPresident ............................................................John DunnDirector of Athletics................................. Kathy BeauregardAthletics Website .......................... www.WMUBroncos.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 at Purdue ..................................... West LafayetteSept. 13 at Idaho ................................................MoscowSept. 20 vs. Murray State ................................. KalamazooSept. 27 at Virginia Tech .................................. BlacksburgOct. 4 vs. Toledo * ........................................ KalamazooOct. 11 at Ball State * ............................................MuncieOct. 18 at Bowling Green * ........................Bowling GreenOct. 25 vs. Ohio * ........................................... KalamazooNov. 1 at Miami * .................................................. OxfordNov. 15 vs. Eastern Michigan * ....................... KalamazooNov. 22 at Central Michigan *................... Mount PleasantNov. 28 vs. Northern Illinois * .......................... Kalamazoo* Mid-American Conference game

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach..................................................... Frank Solich

(Nebraska, 1966)Record at Ohio ...........................................................66-50Career Record ..........................................................124-69Asst. HC/OC/Running backs ................................ Tim AlbinAsst. HC/DC/Safeties ................................... Jimmy Burrowco-OC/Quarterbacks.................................. Scott IsphordingLinebackers .......................................................Ron CollinsWide receivers ..............................................Dwayne DixonTight ends/Special teams coor. .......................Brian HainesOffensive line ................................................ Dave JohnsonCornerbacks .................................................... James WardDefensive line .............................................. Jesse Williams


QUICK FACTSLocation .......................................................... Athens, OhioFounded ...................................................................... 1804Enrollment ................................................................ 38,241Nickname................................................................ BobcatsColors ........................................... Hunter Green and WhiteAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference ....................................................Mid-AmericanStadium ........................................ Peden Stadium (24,000)Surface. ................................................................. FieldTurfPresident ............................................ Roderick J. McDavisDirector of Athletics............................................Jim SchausAthletics Website ........................... www.OhioBobcats.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 at Kent State * ...............................................KentSept. 6 at Kentucky ...........................................LexingtonSept. 13 at Marshall ..........................................HuntingtonSept. 20 vs. Idaho .................................................AthensSept. 27 vs. Eastern Illinois .....................................AthensOct. 4 at Central Michigan *........................ Mt. PleasantOct. 11 vs. Bowling Green * ..................................AthensOct. 18 vs. Akron * .................................................AthensOct. 25 at Western Michigan * ........................ KalamazooNov. 5 vs. Buffalo * ...............................................AthensNov. 18 vs. Northern Illinois * .................................AthensNov. 25 at Miami (Ohio) * ....................................... Oxford* Mid-American Conference game

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GAME #5 ~ SEPT. 27, 2014

SOUTH ALABAMA

KIBBIE DOMEMOSCOW, IDAHO


SSSSOOOOUUUUTTTHHH AALLAAABBAAAMMAA

KIBBIE DDOMMEEjaguarsjaguars

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach.......................................................Joey Jones

(Alabama, 1989)Record at South Alabama...........................................31-21Career Record ............................................................34-28Inside linebackers .............................................Mike AdamsWide receivers ................................................. Tim BowensRunning backs ................................................Robby BrownOC/Quarterbacks......................................Robert MatthewsDC/Defensive backs .................................... Travis PearsonDefensive ends/Outside linebackers ............Freddie RoachOffensive line ...................................................Chase SmithDefensive tackles ............................................ Brian TurnerTight ends .........................................................John Turner


QUICK FACTSLocation .............................................................Mobile, Ala.Founded ...................................................................... 1964Enrollment ................................................................ 15,311Nickname................................................................ JaguarsColors ................................................. Red, White and BlueAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference .............................................................Sun BeltStadium ............................ Ladd-Peebles Stadium (33,471)Surface. ................................................................. FieldTurfPresident .................................................. Tony G. WaldropDirector of Athletics.................................. Dr. Joel ErdmannAthletics Website ............................ www.USAJaguars.com

2014 SCHEDULESept. 6 at Kent State .................................................KentSept. 13 vs. Mississippi State ...................................MobileSept. 20 vs. Georgia Southern *...............................MobileSept. 27 at Idaho* ................................................MoscowOct. 4 at Appalachian State *............................... BooneOct. 18 vs. Georgia State * .....................................MobileOct. 24 vs. Troy ......................................................MobileNov. 1 at Louisiana-Lafayette * ........................ LafayetteNov. 8 at Arkansas State * ............................. JonesboroNov. 15 vs. Texas State * ........................................MobileNov. 22 at South Carolina ..................................ColumbiaNov. 28 vs. Navy .....................................................Mobile* Sun Belt Conference game

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach...........................................Dennis Franchione

(Pittsburgh State (Kan.), 1973)Record at Texas State ................................................29-29Career Record .....................................................203-121-2Asst. HC/co-OC/Quarterbacks ........................Mike Schultzco-OC/Running backs/Tight ends .................... Jeff ConwayOffensive line .....................................................Brad BedellWide receivers .............................................Jason JohnsonDefensive coordinator................................ John ThompsonDefensive line ................................................. Mike HudsonDefensive tackles .............................................. Kyle TatumLinebackers/Special teams........................Brad FranchioneSecondary ..............................................Jason Washington


QUICK FACTSLocation .................................................San Marcos, TexasFounded ...................................................................... 1899Enrollment ................................................................ 34,229Nickname................................................................ BobcatsColors ................................................Maroon and Old GoldAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference .............................................................Sun BeltStadium ......................................................Bobcat (30,000)Surface. ................................................................. FieldTurfPresident ................................................. Dr. Dennis TrauthDirector of Athletics.........................................Dr. Larry TiesAthletics Website ...................... www.TxStateBobcats.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff .....................San MarcosSept. 13 vs. Navy ............................................San MarcosSept. 20 at Illinois ................................Urbana-ChampaignSept. 27 at Tulsa ....................................................... TulsaOct. 4 vs. Idaho * .......................................San MarcosOct. 14 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette * ..................San MarcosOct. 25 at Louisiana-Monroe * ..............................MonroeNov. 1 at New Mexico State *........................Las CrucesNov. 8 vs. Georgia Southern *......................San MarcosNov. 15 at South Alabama * ....................................MobileNov. 20 vs. Arkansas State * ............................ JonesboroNov. 29 at Georgia State ........................................Atlanta* Sun Belt Conference game

GAME #6 ~ OCT. 4, 2014

TEXAS STATE

JIM WACKER FIELDSAN MARCOS, TEXAS


TTTTEEEEXXAAASS SSTTATE

JIJIIJ MM WAWAWAWAWACKCKCKCKKERERERER FFFFIEIEIEELDLDLbobcatsbobcats

87

GAME #8 ~ OCT. 18, 2014

NEW MEXICO STATE


2 P.M.VANDAL RADIO NETWORK

GAME #7 ~ OCT. 11, 2014

GEORGIA SOUTHERN

ALLEN E. PAULSON STADIUMSTATESBORO, GA.6 P.M. ET/3 P.M. PT

VANDAL RADIO NETWORK

EORGIA SOUUTTHERR

ALLEN E. PAULSON STADIUMEAGLESEAGLES

GAME #8 ~ OCT. 18, 2014

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach.........................................................Willie Fritz

(Pittsburg State, 1983; Sam Houston State, 1986)Record at Georgia Southern...........................................0-0Career Record ..........................................................137-62DC/Secondary ................................................... Jack CurtisOC/Quarterbacks............................................... Doug RuseOffensive line ......................................................Alex AtkinsWide receivers .................................................. Matt BarrettTight ends .....................................................Chad LunsfordDefensive ends ..........................................Johnny JerniganRunning backs .................................................. Dell McGeeLinebackers ....................................................Michael MutzDefensive line ............................................... Kevin Peoples

THE SERIES WITH IDAHOGeorgia Southern leads 0-1

QUICK FACTSLocation ......................................................Statesboro, Ga.Founded ...................................................................... 1906Enrollment ................................................................ 20,584Nickname.................................................................. EaglesColors ..........................................................Blue and WhiteAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference .............................................................Sun BeltStadium ........................ Allen E. Paulson Stadium (24,300)Surface. ..........................................................Natural grassPresident .................................................... Dr. Brooks KeelDirector of Athletics.........................................Tom KleinleinAthletics Website ................................ www.GSEagles.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 at North Carolina State ............................RaleighSept. 6 vs. Savannah State .............................StatesboroSept. 13 at Georgia Tech .........................................AtlantaSept. 20 at South Alabama * ....................................MobileSept. 25 vs. Appalachian State * .......................StatesboroOct. 4 at New Mexico State *........................Las CrucesOct. 10 vs. Idaho * ........................................ StatesboroOct. 25 at Georgia State * .....................................AtlantaOct. 30 vs. Troy * .............................................StatesboroNov. 8 at Texas State * .................................San MarcosNov. 15 at Navy ................................................. AnnapolisNov. 29 vs. Louisiana-Monroe..........................Statesboro* Sun Belt Conference game

NNEW MEXICO STATE

KIBBIE DOMEAGGIESAGGIES

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach......................................................Doug Martin

(Kentucky, 1985)Record at New Mexico State ........................................2-10Career Record ............................................................31-63Defensive coordinator....................................... Larry CoyerOC/Quarterbacks.........................................Gregg BrandonDefensive line ................................................. Kerry LocklinOffensive line ...................................................... Walt WellsRunning backs ............................................ Shaun JohnsonAsst. HC/Wide receivers........................... T. Todd LittlejohnSecondary .......................................................... Will MartinTight ends ................................................Kevin McKeethanLinebackers ......................................................Zane Vance

THE SERIES WITH IDAHOIdaho leads 14-6

QUICK FACTSLocation ................................................... Las Cruces, N.M.Founded ...................................................................... 1888Enrollment ................................................................ 18,497Nickname.................................................................. AggiesColors ....................................................Crimson and WhiteAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference .............................................................Sun BeltStadium ....................................Memorial Stadium (30,343)Surface. ..........................................................Natural grassPresident ................................................ Garrey CarruthersDirector of Athletics................................... McKinley BostonAthletics Website ....................... www.NMStateSports.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 28 vs. Cal Poly ........................................Las CrucesSept. 6 at Georgia State * .....................................AtlantaSept. 13 at UTEP ...................................................El PasoSept. 20 vs. New Mexico ..................................Las CrucesSept. 27 at LSU ............................................. Baton RougeOct. 4 vs. Georgia Southern *.......................Las CrucesOct. 11 at Troy * ......................................................... TroyOct. 18 at Idaho * ...............................................MoscowNov. 1 vs. Texas State * ................................Las CrucesNov. 8 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette *....................Las CrucesNov. 22 vs. Louisiana-Monroe * ......................Las CrucesNov. 29 at Arkansas State * ............................. Jonesboro* Sun Belt Conference game

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GAME #9 ~ NOV. 1, 2014

ARKANSAS STATE



AAAARRRRKKKKAAANNNSSSAASSS SSSSTTTAATTEE

KIBBIE DDOMMEERED WOLVESRED WOLVES

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach................................................Blake Anderson(Sam Houston State, 1992; Eastern New Mexico, 1994)

Record at Arkansas State ...............................................0-0Career Record ................................................................0-0Asst. HC/OC/Quarterbacks ................................... Walt BellDC/Linebackers ...............................................Joe CauthenTight ends ............................................................Dan DoddDefensive line .....................................................Brian Earlyco-OC/Offensive line ...................................... Glen ElarbeeSafeties..........................................................Allen JohnsonWide receivers ...............................................Luke PaschallCornerbacks ................................................. Trooper TaylorRunning backs ............................................ Anthony Tucker

THE SERIES WITH IDAHOArkansas State leads 5-4

QUICK FACTSLocation ...................................................... Jonesboro, Ark.Founded ...................................................................... 1909Enrollment ................................................................ 13,553Nickname..........................................................Red WolvesColors ...................................................... Scarlet and BlackAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference .............................................................Sun BeltStadium ...................................... Centennial Bank (30,964)Surface. ................................................................ProGreenPresident ................................................ Dr. Charles WelchDirector of Athletics......................................... Terry MohajirAthletics Website ................... www.AStateRedWolves.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 vs. Montana State ............................... JonesboroSept. 6 at Tennessee ..........................................KnoxvilleSept. 13 at Miami ......................................Miami GardensSept. 20 vs. Utah State ..................................... JonesboroOct. 4 vs. Louisiana-Monroe * ....................... JonesboroOct. 11 at Georgia State * .....................................AtlantaOct. 21 at Louisiana-Lafayette * ........................ LafayetteNov. 1 at Idaho * ...............................................MoscowNov. 8 vs. South Alabama *............................ JonesboroNov. 15 vs. Appalachian State * ....................... JonesboroNov. 20 at Texas State * .................................San MarcosNov. 29 vs. New Mexico State * ....................... Jonesboro* Sun Belt Conference game

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach...................................................... Rocky Long

(New Mexico, 1974)Record at San Diego State .........................................25-14Career Record ............................................................90-83Asst. HC/Running backs.....................................Jeff HortonOffensive coordinator ........................................ Bob ToledoLinebackers .......................................................Zach ArnettSafeties......................................................Danny GonzalesDefensive line .....................................................Osia LewisWide receivers .......................................LeCharls McDanielOffensive line ..................................................Mike SchmidtQuarterbacks .......................................................Brian SipeCornerbacks ...................................................... Tony White


QUICK FACTSLocation .................................................... San Diego, Calif.Founded ...................................................................... 1897Enrollment ................................................................ 29,392Nickname.................................................................. AztecsColors ...................................................... Scarlet and BlackAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference .................................................. Mountain WestStadium ................................. Qualcomm Stadium (70,561)Surface. ..........................................................Natural grassPresident .....................................................Elliot HirshmanDirector of Athletics............................................... Jim SterkAthletics Website ................................ www.GoAztecs.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 vs. Northern Arizona ........................... San DiegoSept. 6 at North Carolina .................................Chapel HillSept. 20 at Oregon State...................................... CorvallisSept. 27 vs. UNLV * ........................................... San DiegoOct. 3 at Fresno State * .......................................FresnoOct. 10 at New Mexico * ...............................AlbuquerqueOct. 18 vs. Hawai`i * ........................................ San DiegoNov. 1 at Nevada * ..................................................RenoNov. 8 vs. Idaho ............................................San DiegoNov. 15 at Boise State * ........................................... BoiseNov. 21 vs. Air Force * ...................................... San DiegoNov. 29 vs. San Jose State *............................ San Diego* Mountain West Conference game

GAME #10 ~ NOV. 8, 2014

SAN DIEGO STATE

QUALCOMM STADIUMSAN DIEGO, CALIF.

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GAME #12 ~ NOV. 29, 2014

APPALACHIAN STATE

KIDD BREWER STADIUMBOONE, NORTH CAROLINA


GAME #11 ~ Nov. 15, 2014

TROY STATE



TROY STAATTE

KIBBIE DOMEtrojanstrojans

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach................................................. Larry Blakeney

(Auburn, 1970)Record at Troy State............................................175-104-1Career Record .....................................................175-104-1DC/linebackers ..................................................Wayne BoltOffensive coordinator ................................Kenny Edenfi eldAsso. HC ...................................................Shayne WasdenRunning backs ..................................................Jeff BecklesDefensive line ................................................. Randy ButlerOffensive line .......................................................... Jim DyeSafeties..........................................................Dustin LandryCornerbacks ..........................................................Al PogueQuarterbacks ................................................. Sean Reagan

THE SERIES WITH IDAHOTroy leads 1-0

QUICK FACTSLocation ................................................................. Troy, AlaFounded ...................................................................... 1887Enrollment ................................................................ 30,000Nickname................................................................. TrojansColors .........................................Cardinal, Silver and BlackAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference .............................................................Sun BeltStadium ................................................. Veterans MemorialSurface. ................................................................ProGrassChancellor ...........................................Dr. Jack Hawkins Jr.Director of Athletics........................................ John HartwellAthletics Website ............................. www.TroyTrojans.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 at Alabama-Birmingham....................BirminghamSept. 6 vs. Duke ........................................................ TroySept. 13 vs. Abilene Christian ..................................... TroySept. 20 at Georgia .................................................AthensSept. 27 at Louisiana-Monroe * ..............................MonroeOct. 11 vs. New Mexico State * ................................. TroyOct. 19 vs. Appalachian State * ................................. TroyOct. 24 at South Alabama * ....................................MobileOct. 30 at Georgia Southern * .........................StatesboroNov. 8 vs. Georgia State * ........................................ TroyNov. 15 at Idaho * ...............................................MoscowNov. 29 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette *............................... Troy* Sun Belt Conference game

AAPPPALACHIAN STATE

KIDD BREWER STADIUMMOUNTAINEERSMOUNTAINEERS

FOOTBALL STAFFHead Coach................................................Scott Satterfi eld

(Appalachian State, 1996)Record at Appalachian State ..........................................4-8Career Record ................................................................4-8DC/outside linebackers.................................... Nate Woodyco-OC/Offensive line .................................Dwayne Ledfordco-OC/Quarterbacks........................................Frank PonceCornerbacks ....................................................Bryan BrownRunning backs ..................................................Chris FosterDefensive line .......................................................Mark IveyInside linebackers .............................................. Dale JonesSecondary ..........................................................Scot SloanWide receivers ................................................. Justin Stepp


QUICK FACTSLocation ............................................................Boone, N.C.Founded ...................................................................... 1899Enrollment ................................................................ 17,589Nickname....................................................... MountaineersColors ..........................................................Black and GoldAffi liation .......................... NCAA Football Bowl SubdivisionConference .............................................................Sun BeltStadium ............................................. Kidd Brewer (24,050)Surface. ................................................................. FieldTurfChancellor .............................................Sheri Noren EvertsDirector of Athletics......................................... Charlie CobbAthletics Website ....................... www.AppStateSports.com

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 at Michigan........................................... Ann ArborSept. 6 vs. Campbell ..............................................BooneSept. 20 at Southern Mississippi ......................HattiesburgSept. 25 at Georgia Southern * .........................StatesboroOct. 4 vs. South Alabama *...................................BooneOct. 11 vs. Liberty ...................................................BooneOct. 18 at Troy * ......................................................... TroyNov. 1 vs. Georgia State * .....................................BooneNov. 8 vs. Louisiana-Monroe * ..............................BooneNov. 15 at Arkansas State * ............................. JonesboroNov. 22 at Louisiana-Lafayette * ........................ LafayetteNov. 29 vs. Idaho * ................................................Boone* Sun Belt Conference game

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OPPONENT FIRST GAME ......W ...... L .......T2nd Air Force 1942 ...........0 ...... 1 .......09th Army Corps 1921 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0Air Force 1959 ...........0 ...... 4 .......0Albion College 1916 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0APPALACHIAN STATE 2014 ...............................Arizona 1951 ...........2 ..... 10 ......0Arizona State 1950 ...........0 ...... 5 .......0ARKANSAS STATE 1975 ...........4 ...... 5 .......0Army 1961 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Auburn 1999 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Boise All-Stars 1909 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0Boise State 1971 ..........17 .... 22 ......1Boston College 1940 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Boston University 1950 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0Bowling Green St. 2009 ...........1 ...... 2 .......0Bremerton Navy 1908 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0Brigham Young 1953 ...........2 ...... 3 .......0California 1931 ...........0 ...... 4 .......0Cal Poly SLO 1996 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0Cal State Chico 1990 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0CS Fullerton 1984 ...........1 ...... 1 .......0CS Northridge 1992 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0CS Sacramento 1989 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0Central Florida 1997 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Central Michigan 1986 ...........0 ...... 2 .......0Coeur d’Alene HS 1906 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0College of Idaho 1909 ...........7 ...... 0 .......0Colorado State 1969 ...........3 ...... 4 .......0Creighton 1925 ...........2 ...... 1 .......0Denver 1939 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Eastern Illinois 1989 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Eastern Kentucky 1982 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Eastern Michigan 2004 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0Eastern Washington 1942 ..........15 ..... 5 .......0Farragut Navy 1945 ...........0 ...... 2 .......0FLORIDA 2014 ...............................Florida State 2013 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Fresno State 1946 ...........4 ..... 11 ......0Furman 1988 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1990 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Gonzaga 1910 ..........16 .... 10 ......2Hawai’i 1930 ...........2 ..... 10 ......0Houston 1967 ...........0 ...... 2 .......0

OPPONENT FIRST GAME ......W ...... L .......TIdaho State 1929 ..........27 .... 11 ......0Idaho Tech 1916 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0Iowa State 1964 ...........0 ...... 3 .......0Lehigh 1993 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0Lewiston HS 1905 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0Lewiston Normal 1894 ...........4 ...... 2 .......1UL-Lafayette 2001 ...........1 ...... 3 .......0UL-MONROE * 1993 ...........3 ...... 2 .......0Louisiana State 1998 ...........0 ...... 2 .......0Louisiana Tech 2005 ...........2 ...... 6 .......0Mankato State 1985 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0Marquette 1946 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0McNeese State 1992 ...........0 ...... 2 .......0Michigan State 2006 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Middle Tennessee 2001 ...........1 ...... 3 .......0Mississippi 2013 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Missouri 1958 ...........0 ...... 2 .......0Montana 1903 ..........55 .... 26 ......2Montana State 1905 ..........24 .... 17 ......1Multnomah Athletic Club 1913 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0

Nebraska 2010 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Nevada 1924 ...........9 ..... 20 ......0NEW MEXICO STATE 1971 ..........14 ..... 6 .......0North Carolina 2012 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0North Dakota 2010 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0North Dakota State 1936 ...........4 ...... 0 .......0North Texas 1996 ...........4 ...... 6 .......0Northern Arizona 1975 ..........17 ..... 3 .......0Northern Illinois 1969 ...........3 ...... 4 .......0Northern Iowa 1981 ...........4 ...... 2 .......0Northwestern State 1988 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0

Old Dominion 2013 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0OHIO UNIVERSITY 1972 ...........1 ...... 1 .......0Oregon 1901 ...........3 ..... 51 ......4Oregon State 1913 ...........7 ..... 37 ......0

Pacifi c (California) 1953 ...........9 ..... 13 ......1Pacifi c (Oregon) 1902 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0Parsons 1967 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0Portland 1942 ...........5 ...... 0 .......0Portland State 1970 ..........11 ...... 1 .......0Puget Sound 1909 ...........3 ...... 0 .......0

Rice 1977 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0

OPPONENT FIRST GAME ......W ...... L .......TSt. Cloud State 1992 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0St. Louis Alums 1930 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0St. Mary’s 1927 ...........1 ...... 4 .......0SAN DIEGO STATE 1996 ...........2 ...... 2 .......0San Francisco 1951 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0San Jose State 1946 ..........10 .... 13 ......1Santa Clara 1952 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Simon Fraser 1980 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0Sonoma State 1991 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0SOUTH ALABAMA 2014 ...............................South Dakota State 1979 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0So. Colorado 1983 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0So. Mississippi 1969 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0Southern Utah 1994 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0SW Missouri State 1990 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0SW Texas State 1990 ...........3 ...... 1 .......0Spokane Athletic Club 1897 ...........2 ...... 1 .......0Spokane YMCA 1908 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0Stanford 1923 ...........1 ...... 6 .......0Stephen F. Austin 1993 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0

Temple 2013 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Texas 1949 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Texas A&M 2011 ............0 ...... 1 .......0Texas Christian 1973 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Texas-San Antonio 2012 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0TEXAS STATE** 2012 ...........0 ...... 2 .......0TROY STATE 2004 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Tulsa 1970 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0

UC Davis 1997 ...........1 ...... 0 .......0UCLA 1928 ...........1 ...... 5 .......0UNLV 1975 ...........3 ...... 3 .......0USC 1922 ...........0 ...... 8 .......0UTEP 1950 ...........1 ...... 1 .......0Utah 1908 ..........12 .... 14 ......2Utah State 1916 ..........17 .... 20 ......2

Villanova 1974 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Virginia 2011 ............0 ...... 1 .......0

Wallace Athletic Club 1899 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Washington 1900 ...........2 ..... 36 ......2Washington State 1894 ..........17 .... 71 ......3Weber State 1965 ..........18 .... 13 ......1West Texas State 1971 ...........1 ...... 1 .......0West Virginia 2000 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0WESTERN MICHIGAN 1972 ...........1 ...... 2 .......0Wichita State 1978 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0Whitman 1899 ..........20 ..... 9 .......1Willamette 1941 ...........2 ...... 0 .......0Wyoming 1921 ...........1 ...... 6 .......0

Youngstown State 1993 ...........0 ...... 1 .......0*formerly Northeastern Louisiana** formerly Southwest Texas State

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO CONFERENCE HISTORY1893-1907 – Independent

1908-1924 – Pacifi c Northwest Intercollegiate Conference1925-1958 – Pacifi c Coast Conference

1959-1962 – Independent1963-1995 – Big Sky Conference

1996-2000 – Big West Conference2001-2004 – Sun Belt Conference

2004-2012 – Western Athletic Conference2013 – Independent

2014 – Sun Belt Conference

ALL-TIME SERIES (2014 OPPONENTS IN BOLD)

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ALL-TIME SERIES VS. 2014 OPPONENTSFLORIDA

First meeting

LOUISIANA-MONROEIdaho leads: 3-2

YEAR UI ULM @1993 34 31 Monroe2001 42 38 Moscow2002 14 34 Monroe2003 58 20 Monroe2004 14 16 MoscowMost points by UI: 58 (2003)Most points by ULM: 38 (2001)Largest UI winning margin: 38 (2003)Largest ULM winning margin: 20 (2002)Longest UI winning streak: 2Longest ULM winning streak: 1Decided by 7 or fewer points: 3UI home wins: 1UI wins at ULM: 2ULM wins at home: 1ULM wins at UI: 1

WESTERN MICHIGANWMU leads: 2-1

YEAR UI WMU @1972 16 27 Kalamazoo2008 28 51 Moscow2010 33 13 KalamazooMost points by UI: 33 (2010) Most points by WMU: 51 (2008)Largest UI winning margin: 20 (2010)Largest WMU winning margin: 23 (2008)Longest UI winning streak: 1 Longest WMU winning streak: 2Decided by 7 or fewer points: 0UI wins at home: 0UI wins at WMU: 1WMU wins at home: 1WMU wins at UI: 1

OHIO UNIVERSITYTied: 1-1

YEAR UI OU @1972 17 14 Moscow1976 0 35 AthensMost points by UI: 17 (1972)Most points by OU: 35 (1976)Largest UI winning margin: 3 (1972)Largest OU winning margin: 35 (1976)Longest UI winning streak: 1Longest OU winning streak: 1Decided by 7 or fewer points: 1UI wins at home: 1UI wins at OU: 0OU wins at home: 1OU wins at UI: 0

SOUTH ALABAMAfi rst meeting

TEXAS STATETied 3-3

YEAR UI TS @1996 21 27 San Marcos1990 38 31 San Marcos1991 41 38 Moscow1993 66 38 Moscow2012 7 38 San Marcos2013 21 37 MoscowMost points by UI: 66 (1993)Most points by TS: 38 (2012)UI largest winning margin: 28 (1993)TS largest winning margin: 31 (2012)Longest UI winning streak: 3 Longest TS winning streak: 2Decided by 7 or fewer points: 3UI wins at TS: 1UI wins at home: 2TS wins at UI: 1TS wins at home: 2

GEORGIA SOUTHERNGS leads: 1-0

YEAR UI GS @1990 27 28 StatesboroMost points by UI: 27 (1990)Most points by GS: 28 (1990)UI largest winning margin: -GS largest winning margin: 1Longest UI winning streak: - Longest GS winning streak: 1 Decided by 7 or fewer points: 1UI wins at GS: -UI wins at home: -GS wins at UI: -GS wins at home: 1

NEW MEXICO STATEIdaho leads 14-6

YEAR UI NMS LOCATION1971 19 14 Las Cruces1976 33 6 Moscow1977 47 44 Las Cruces1996 34 19 Moscow1997 35 18 Las Cruces1998 36 32 Moscow1999 14 42 Las Cruces2000** 44 41 Moscow2001 39 46 Las Cruces2002 31 35 Moscow2003 35 31 Las Cruces2005** 38 37 Las Cruces2006 28 20 Moscow2007 31 45 Las Cruces2008 20 14 Moscow2009 21 6 Las Cruces2010 34 17 Moscow2011 24 31 Las Cruces2012 26 18 Moscow2013 16 24 Las Cruces** double overtimeMost points scored by UI: 47 (1977)Most points by NMS: 46 (2001)UI largest winning margin: 27 (1976)NMS largest winning margin: 28 (1999)Longest UI winning streak: 6 Longest NMS winning streak: 2Decided by seven or fewer points: 10Idaho wins at NMS: 6Idaho wins at home: 7NMS wins at Idaho: 1NMS wins at home: 5

ARKANSAS STATEASU leads 5-4

YEAR UI ASU @1975 6 23 Jonesboro1998 52 14 Jonesboro1999* 30 24 Jonesboro2000 42 25 Pullman2001 31 34 Jonesboro2002 29 38 Moscow2003 23 24 Jonesboro2004 45 31 Moscow2013 24 48 JonesboroMost points by UI: 52 (1998)Most points by ASU: 48 (2013)UI largest winning margin: 38 (1998)ASU largest winning margin: 24 (2013)Longest UI winning streak: 3 Longest ASU winning streak: 3 Decided by 7 or fewer points: 3UI wins at ASU: 2UI wins at home: 2ASU wins at UI: 1ASU wins at home: 3

SAN DIEGO STATETied: 2-2

YEAR UI SDSU @1996 21 40 San Diego2002 48 38 Moscow2008 17 45 San Diego2009 34 20 MoscowMost points by UI: 48 (2002)Most points by SDSU: 45 (2008)UI largest winning margin: 14 (2009)SDSU largest winning margin: 28 (2008)Longest UI winning streak: 1Longest SDSU winning streak: 1Decided by 7 or fewer points: 0UI wins at SDSU: 0UI wins at home: 2SDSU wins at UI: 0SDSU wins at home: 2

TROY STATETroy leads: 1-0

YEAR UI TS @2004 7 47 TroyMost points by UI: 7Most points by TS: 47UI largest winning margin: -TS largest winning margin: 40Longest UI winning streak: -Longest TS winning streak: 1Decided by 7 or fewer points: 0UI wins at TS: 0UI wins at home: 0TS wins at UI: 0TS wins at home: 1

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AUGUST 28 Wake Forest at Louisiana-Monroe Cal Poly at New Mexico State

30 Idaho at FloridaWestern Michigan at Purdue

Ohio University at Kent State Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Texas State Georgia Southern at N.C. State Montana State at Arkansas State Northern Arizona at San Diego State Troy at Alabama-Birmingham Appalachian State at Michigan

SEPTEMBER6 Idaho at Louisiana-Monroe

Eastern Michigan at Florida Ohio University at Kentucky South Alabama at Kent State Savannah State at Georgia Southern New Mexico State at Georgia State Arkansas State at Tennessee San Diego State at North Carolina Duke at Troy Campbell at Appalachian State

13 Western Michigan at IdahoKentucky at Florida

Louisiana-Monroe at LSU Ohio University at Marshall Mississippi State at South Alabama Navy at Texas State Georgia Southern at Georgia Tech New Mexico State at UTEP Arkansas State at Miami Abilene-Christian at Troy 20 Idaho at Ohio University

Florida at Alabama Murray State at Western Michigan Georgia Southern at South Alabama Texas State at Illinois New Mexico at New Mexico State Utah State at Arkansas State San Diego State at Oregon State Troy at Georgia Appalachian State at Southern Miss 25 Appalachian State at Georgia Southern 27 South Alabama at Idaho

Troy at Louisiana-Monroe Western Michigan at Virginia Tech Eastern Illinois at Ohio University Texas State at Tulsa New Mexico State at LSU UNLV at San Diego State

OCTOBER 3 San Diego State at Fresno State 4 Idaho at Texas State Florida at Tennessee Louisiana-Monroe at Arkansas State Toledo at Western Michigan Ohio University at Ohio University South Alabama at Appalachian State Georgia Southern at New Mexico State Louisiana-Monroe at Arkansas State South Alabama at Appalachian State 10 San Diego State at New Mexico 11 Idaho at Georgia Southern LSU at Florida Louisiana-Monroe at Kentucky Western Michigan at Ball State Bowling Green at Ohio University New Mexico State at Troy Arkansas State at Georgia State Liberty at Appalachian State 14 Louisiana-Lafayette at Texas State 18 New Mexico State at Idaho Missouri at Florida Western Michigan at Bowling Green Akron at Ohio University Georgia State at South Alabama Hawai`i at San Diego State Appalachian State at Troy 21 Arkansas State at Louisiana-Lafayette 24 Troy at South Alabama 25 Texas State at Louisiana-Monroe Ohio University at Western Michigan Texas State at Louisiana-Monroe Georgia Southern at Georgia State 30 Troy at Georgia Southern

COMPOSITE SCHEDULENOVEMBER

1 Idaho at Arkansas State Florida at Jacksonville

Louisiana-Monroe at Texas A&M Western Michigan at Miamia (Ohio) South Alabama at Louisiana-Lafayette Texas State at New Mexico State San Diego State at Nevada Georgia State at Appalachian State 5 Buffalo at Ohio University

8 Idaho at San Diego State Florida at Vanderbilt

Louisiana-Monroe at Appalachian State South Alabama at Arkansas State Georgia Southern at Texas State Louisiana-Lafayette at New Mexico State Georgia State at Troy 15 Troy at Idaho

Florida vs. South Carolina Louisiana-Lafayette at Louisiana-Monroe Eastern Michigan at Western Michigan Texas State at South Alabama Texas State at South Alabama Georgia Southern at Navy Appalachian State at Arkansas State San Diego State at Boise State 18 Northern Illinois at Ohio University 20 Arkansas State at Texas State 21 Air Force at San Diego State 22 Eastern Kentucky at Florida Louisiana-Monroe at New Mexico State Western Michigan at Central Michigan Ohio University at Miami (Ohio) South Alabama at South Carolina Louisiana-Monroe at New Mexico State Appalachian State at Louisiana-Lafayette 29 Idaho at Appalachian State

Florida at Florida State Louisiana-Monroe at Georgia Southern Northern Illinois at Western Michigan Navy at South Alabama Texas State at Georgia State Louisiana-Monroe at Georgia Southern New Mexico State at Arkansas State San Jose State at San Diego State Louisiana-Lafayette at Troy

SUN BELT CONFERENCE BOWL TIESNEW ORLEANS (New Orleans) – Sun Belt vs. CUSA

CAMELLIA (Montgomery, Ala.) – Sun Belt vs. MAC

MIAMI-BEACH (Miami, Fla.) – American vs. Sun Belt or BYU or MAC

GODADDY.COM (Mobile, Ala.) – Sun Belt vs. MAC

in 2015

CURE (Orlando, Fla.) – Sun Belt vs. American

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXASUNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF WYOMINGUNIVERSITY OF WYOMING

GAME #1North Texas 40, Idaho 6

Aug. 31, 2013 • Apogee Stadium 21,975

GAME #2Wyoming 42, Idaho 10

Sept. 7, 2013 • War Memorial Stadium (22,030)

University of Idaho 6 0 0 0 – 6 North Texas 14 12 7 7 – 40UI–Jake Manley 6 yd pass from Chad Chalich (Austin Rehkow kick blockd)NT–Brandin Byrd 1 yd run (Zach Olen kick)NT–B. Chancellor 85 yd pass from Derek Thompson (Zach Olen kick)NT–Mark Lewis 1 yd run (Zach Olen kick failed)NT–Brandin Byrd 27 yd run (Zach Olen kick blockd)NT–Reggie Pegram 2 yd run (Zach Paul kick)NT–Darius Terrell 30 yd pass from Derek Thompson (Zach Paul kick)

UI NTFIRST DOWNS 14 27RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 36-139 45-187PASSING YDS (NET) 230 404Passes Att-Comp-Int 28-19-0 34-28-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 64-369 79-591Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 3-111Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-76 1-28Interception Returns-Yards 1-18 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-47.3 1-30.0Fumbles-Lost 4-3 2-1Penalties-Yards 11-74 7-72Possession Time 28:41 31:19Third-Down Conversions 5 of 14 8 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 1 of 4Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 3-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 5-39

RUSHING: University of Idaho-Jerrel Brown 6-70; Josh McCain 2-24; Chad Chalich 17-21; James Baker 4-14; Richard Montgomery 6-9; Austin Rehkow 1-1. North Texas-Brandin Byrd 7-57; Reggie Pegram 13-47; A. Jimmerson 11-40; Rex Rollins 4-26; B. Chancellor 1-9; Rex Rollins 1-6; Daniel Prior 2-4; Derek Thomp-son 4-1; Mark Lewis 1-1; Andrew McNulty 1-minus 4. PASSING: University of Idaho-Chad Chalich 19-27-0-230; Josh McCain 0-1-0-0. North Texas-Derek Thompson 23-27-0-349; Dajon Williams 5-6-0-55; Andrew McNulty 0-1-1-0. RECEIVING: University of Idaho-Dezmon Epps 8-94; Deon Watson 3-24; Najee Lovett 2-23; Michael LaGrone 1-70; Clayton Homme 1-14; Jake Manley 1-6; Ro-man Runner 1-5; Jerrel Brown 1-0; Richard Montgomery 1-minus 6. North Texas-B. Chancellor 6-135; Darnell Smith 4-79; L. Pleasant 3-37; Darvin Kidsy 3-35; Carlos Harris 3-32; Darius Terrell 2-34; Rex Rollins 2-10; Mike Marshall 1-19; Rex Rollins 1-16; D. Teegarden 1-12; A. Jimmerson 1-minus 1; Willie Hubbard 1-minus 4. INTERCEPTIONS: University of Idaho-Bradley Njoku 1-18. North Texas-None. FUMBLES: University of Idaho-Chad Chalich 2-2; Michael LaGrone 1-0; James Baker 1-1. North Texas-Mike Marshall 1-1; Derek Thompson 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): University of Idaho-None. North Texas-J. Roberts 2-0; Zachary Orr 1-0; Chad Polk 1-0; James Jones 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): University of Idaho-Marc Millan 8-2; Matthew Willis 7-3; Bradley Njoku 5-3; Jordan Grabski 6-1; Delency Parham 6-0; Juan Martinez 5-1; Eric Tuipulotu 4-2; QuayShawne Buckley 3-2; Solomon Dixon 4-0; Jayshawn Jor-dan 3-0; Trey Williams 2-1; Quinton Bradley 2-1; Maxx Forde 2-1; Vince Keener 1-1; Austin Rehkow 1-0; Marius Burgsmueller 1-0; Roman Runner 1-0; Broc West-lake 0-1; Ryan Edwards 0-1; Clayton Homme 0-1. North Texas-Zachary Orr 9-2; Lairamie Lee 5-1; Derek Akunne 5-0; Marcus Trice 5-0; Aaron Bellazin 5-0; James Jones 4-1; Will Wright 3-1; J. Roberts 3-0; H. Jackson 3-0; Chad Polk 2-1; Fred Scott 2-1; Zac Whitfi eld 2-1; Jamal Marshall 2-0; Ryan Boutwell 0-2; B. Chan-cellor 1-0; Austin 1-0; LaJaylin Smith 1-0; D.Q. Johnson 1-0; Richard Abbe 1-0; Daniel Prior 1-0; Carlos Harris 0-1; Daryl Mason 0-1.

University of Idaho 0 0 0 10 – 10 Wyoming 0 21 21 0 – 42WY–Brandon Miller 10 yd run (Stuart Williams kick)WY–Tedder Easton 13 yd run (Stuart Williams kick)WY–Spencer Bruce 4 yd pass from Brett Smith (Stuart Williams kick)WY–Dominic Rufran 1 yd pass from Brett Smith (Stuart Williams kick)WY–Dominic Rufran 6 yd pass from Brett Smith (Stuart Williams kick)WY–Dominic Rufran 40 yd pass from Brett Smith (Stuart Williams kick)UI–Austin Rehkow 41 yd fi eld goalUI–James Baker 1 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)

UI WYFIRST DOWNS 16 25RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 46-139 39-262PASSING YDS (NET) 205 302Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-23-0 39-23-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 79-344 78-564Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-7Punt Returns-Yards 4--13 3--5Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-68 1-29Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 9-48.2 7-39.1Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-0Penalties-Yards 6-53 7-67Possession Time 36:17 23:43Third-Down Conversions 5 of 20 11 of 18Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 4 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 5-6Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-24 7-61

RUSHING: University of Idaho-Josh McCain 10-49; Chad Chalich 15-35; James Baker 11-23; Kristoffer Olugbode 7-22; Richard Montgomery 2-9; Jerrel Brown 1-1. Wyoming-Tyran Finley 15-110; Luke Leddige 6-64; Sonny Puletasi 10-61; Devyn Harris 3-18; Luke Kellum 2-16; Mark Nzeocha 1-4; Marqueston Huff 1-mi-nus 2; Jason Thompson 1-minus 9. PASSING: University of Idaho-Chad Chalich 22-32-0-182; Josh McCain 1-1-0-23. Wyoming-Luke Leddige 22-38-1-295; Jason Thompson 1-1-0-7. RECEIVING: University of Idaho-Dezmon Epps 6-61; Michael LaGrone 6-56; Najee Lovett 5-54; Kristoffer Olugbode 2-19; Jake Manley 2-5; Deon Watson 1-7; Roman Runner 1-3. Wyoming-Jalen Claiborne 6-76; Mark Nzeocha 5-123; C. Kirkegaard 5-61; Sonny Puletasi 2-12; Darrenn White 2-9; Tyran Finley 1-8; Cort-land Fort 1-7; Brett Smith 1-6. INTERCEPTIONS: University of Idaho-Solomon Dixon 1-0. Wyoming-None. FUMBLES: University of Idaho-Chad Chalich 1-1; Dezmon Epps 1-0; Josh Mc-Cain 1-1. Wyoming-Brett Smith 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): University of Idaho-Marc Millan 2-0; Quinton Bradley 1-0; Maxx Forde 0-1. Wyoming-Rafe Kiely 3-0; Oscar Nevermann 2-0; Eddie Yarbrough 1-0; Dan Crook 0-1; J. Bernthaler 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): University of Idaho-Jayshawn Jordan 9-0; Marc Millan 7-2; Maxx Forde 6-2; Bradley Njoku 6-0; Juan Martinez 3-3; Trey Williams 4-0; Solo-mon Dixon 4-0; Vince Keener 3-0; Matthew Willis 3-0; Eric Tuipulotu 3-0; Ryan Edwards 2-1; Jordan Grabski 2-1; Brandon Wells 2-0; Quinton Bradley 2-0; Ja-cob Sannon 1-0; QuayShawne Buckley 1-0; Anthony Rice 1-0; Justin Parkins 1-0. Wyoming-Eddie Yarbrough 9-2; Rafe Kiely 8-1; Team 6-1; Joshua Tapscott 6-0; N. Kankolongo 6-0; Spencer Bruce 3-3; J. Bernthaler 5-0; Shaun Wick 4-1; Oscar Nevermann 4-1; Dan Crook 3-2; Troy Boyland 3-1; Alex Borgs 3-1; Tanner Gentry 3-0; Jacob Mcgarvin 2-1; Cortland Fort 0-3; Zaquoya Parham 2-0; J.J. Quinlan 2-0; Xavier Lewis 1-0; Trent Sewell 1-0; Tyler Strong 1-0; Patrick Mertens 1-0; Justin Martin 1-0; Eric Nzeocha 0-1.

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NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITYNORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITYGAME #3

Northern Illinois 45, Idaho 35Sept. 14, 2013 • Kibbie Dome (14,071)

GAME #4Washington State 42, Idaho 0

Sept. 21, 2013 • Martin Stadium (31,021)

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY

NIU 7 14 14 10 – 45 University of Idaho 14 14 0 7 – 35UI–James Baker 1 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)NIU–Jordan Lynch 5 yd run (Mathew Sims kick)UI–Richard Montgomery 27 yd pass from Chad Chalich (Austin Rehkow kick)UI–James Baker 37 yd pass from Chad Chalich (Austin Rehkow kick)NIU–Keith Harris 15 yd pass from Jordan Lynch (Mathew Sims kick)UI–Josh McCain 34 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)NIU–Camer Stingily 2 yd run (Mathew Sims kick)NIU–Da’Ron Brown 3 yd pass from Jordan Lynch (Mathew Sims kick)NIU–Jordan Lynch 61 yd run (Mathew Sims kick)UI–James Baker 1 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)NIU–Mathew Sims 51 yd fi eld goal,NIU–Luke Eakes 13 yd pass from Jordan Lynch (Mathew Sims kick)

NIU UIFIRST DOWNS 24 27RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 48-356 63-195PASSING YDS (NET) 152 251Passes Att-Comp-Int 29-17-0 27-16-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 77-508 90-446Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-47 6-45Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-69 2-57Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 7-36.9 5-49.0Fumbles-Lost 2-2 3-3Penalties-Yards 11-100 4-42Possession Time 26:13 33:47Third-Down Conversions 4 of 14 4 of 16Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 4Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-6 2-2Sacks By: Number-Yards 9-55 2-16

RUSHING: NIU-Tim Semisch 23-159; Dechan Durante 4-104; Mike Gegner 13-62; Juwa Brescacin 5-33; Johnny Eagan 1-2; Aregero Turner 2-minus 4. Universi-ty of Idaho-James Baker 17-66; Richard Montgomery 12-59; Josh McCain 11-49; Chad Chalich 20-12; Kristoffer Olugbode 3-9. PASSING: NIU-Tim Semisch 17-29-0-152. University of Idaho-Chad Chalich 14-25-0-222; Josh McCain 2-2-0-29. RECEIVING: NIU-Dechan Durante 9-56; Tommylee Lewis 5-57; Juwa Brescacin 1-15; Drew Hare 1-13; Jackso Abresch 1-11. University of Idaho-Dezmon Epps 9-110; Richard Montgomery 2-54; Deon Watson 2-38; James Baker 1-37; Najee Lovett 1-11; Michael LaGrone 1-1. INTERCEPTIONS: NIU-None. University of Idaho-None. FUMBLES: NIU-Johnny Eagan 1-1; Tim Semisch 1-1. University of Idaho-Josh McCain 1-1; Chad Chalich 1-1; James Baker 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): NIU-Brian Canoy 2-0; Ken Bishop 1-1; Joel Bouagnon 1-1; Cal Breedlove 2-0; Jordan Lynch 1-0; Octav Renteria 1-0; Mike Cotton 1-0. University of Idaho-Broc Westlake 1-0; Maxx Forde 0-1; Solomon Dixon 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): NIU-Zeb Mclaurin 9-2; Donovan Gordon 7-2; James Spencer 7-2; Cal Breedlove 6-1; Joel Bouagnon 5-2; Octav Renteria 3-4; Brian Canoy 6-0; Keith Harris 5-0; Corneliu Henry 5-0; Cody Hazelett 4-0; Mike Cotton 4-0; Ter-rance Roby 4-0; Da’Ron Brown 3-1; Jordan Lynch 3-1; Ken Bishop 2-1; Patrick Husain 2-0; Team 1-1; Camer Stingily 0-1; Matt Baltimore 0-1; Joe Windsor 0-1; Johnny Eagan 0-1. University of Idaho-Bradley Njoku 8-1; Solomon Dixon 8-0; Eric Tuipulotu 6-1; Broc Westlake 5-2; Jayshawn Jordan 6-0; Marc Millan 4-1; Maxx Forde 3-2; Juan Martinez 2-2; Quinton Bradley 1-3; Tom Hennessey 2-0; Justin Parkins 2-0; QuayShawne Buckley 2-0; Vince Keener 2-0; Ryan Edwards 1-0; D’Mario Carter 1-0; Jordan Grabski 1-0; Delency Parham 1-0; Jake Manley 1-0; Deon Watson 1-0; Roman Runner 1-0.

University of Idaho 0 0 0 0 – 0 Washington State 7 21 7 7 – 42WSU-Marks, Gabe 43 yd pass from Halliday, C. (Furney, Andrew kick)WSU-Williams, Dom. 30 yd pass from Halliday, C. (Furney, Andrew kick)WSU-Mayle, Vince 20 yd pass from Halliday, C. (Furney, Andrew kick)WSU-Marks, Gabe 1 yd pass from Halliday, C. (Furney, Andrew kick)WSU-Laufasa, Jere. 13 yd run (Furney, Andrew kick)WSU-Laufasa, Jere. 3 yd run (Furney, Andrew kick)

UI WSUFIRST DOWNS 17 21RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 49-79 15-71PASSING YDS (NET) 174 346Passes Att-Comp-Int 25-18-1 43-31-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 74-253 58-417Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-5 4-59Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-108 1-45Interception Returns-Yards 2-4 1-0Punts (Number-Avg) 7-43.4 2-49.5Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-2Penalties-Yards 12-73 6-44Possession Time 38:06 21:54Third-Down Conversions 5 of 19 5 of 9Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 4 2 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-1 4-6Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-8 5-36

RUSHING: University of Idaho-James Baker 11-43; Jerrel Brown 12-26; Chad Chalich 13-20; Dezmon Epps 3-10; Kristoffer Olugbode 2-9; Richard Montgomery 1-2; Josh McCain 7-minus 31. Washington State-Laufasa, Jere. 6-41; Caldwell, T. 4-22; Mason, Marcus 4-16; Halliday, C. 1-minus 8. PASSING: University of Idaho-Chad Chalich 17-23-0-167; Josh McCain 1-2-1-7. Washington State-Halliday, C. 31-43-2-346. RECEIVING: University of Idaho-Dezmon Epps 6-37; Najee Lovett 2-33; Jerrel Brown 2-14; James Baker 2-5; Jacob Sannon 1-41; Kristoffer Olugbode 1-13; Deon Watson 1-10; Trent Cowan 1-8; Roman Runner 1-7; Michael LaGrone 1-6. Washington State-Marks, Gabe 11-146; Mayle, Vince 4-51; Galvin, Rickey 3-26; Brooks, Leon 3-9; Williams, Dom. 2-47; Williams, K. 2-18; Myers, Isiah 2-18; Ratliff, Bobby 1-13; Cracraft, River 1-10; Caldwell, T. 1-4; Laufasa, Jere. 1-4. INTERCEPTIONS: University of Idaho-D'Mario Carter 1-3; Christian Whitehead 1-1. Washington State-Bucannon, Deone 1-0. FUMBLES: University of Idaho-Kristoffer Olugbode 1-1; Josh McCain 1-0. Washington State-Williams, K. 1-1; Caldwell, T. 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): University of Idaho-QuayShawne Buckley 1-0. Wash-ington State-Cooper, Xavier 1-1; Monroe, Darryl 1-0; Pole, Kalaf. 1-0; Coen, Cyrus 1-0; Gauta, Ioane 0-1. TACKLES (UA-A): University of Idaho-D'Mario Carter 2-6; Bradley Njoku 1-6; Eric Tuipulotu 1-6; Jayshawn Jordan 2-3; Christian Whitehead 3-1; Marc Millan 3-1; Juan Martinez 2-2; Ryan Edwards 2-1; Delency Par-ham 1-2; Matthew Willis 2-0; Maxx Forde 2-0; Broc Westlake 1-1; Quay-Shawne Buckley 1-1; Anthony Rice 1-1; Marius Burgsmueller 1-1; Vince Keener 0-2; Tueni Luepamanu 1-0; Trent Cowan 1-0.Washington State-Monroe, Darryl 8-4; Sagote, Justin 5-5; Palacio, Kache 6-1; Washington, N. 5-2; Brown, Daquawn 3-3; Pritchard, Tana 3-3; Cooper, Xavier 4-1; Bucannon, Deone 3-2; Coen, Cyrus 2-3; Taliulu, Taylor 2-3; Gauta, Ioane 3-1; Byers, Jared 2-2; Oertel, Eric 1-3; Dotson, Isaac 2-1; Faoliu, Lyman 2-0; Paulo, Darryl 2-0; Pole, Kalaf. 1-0; Horton, Damante 0-1; Allison, J. 0-1.

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FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITYFRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY TEMPLE UNIVERSITY TEMPLE UNIVERSITY

GAME #6Fresno State 61, Idaho 14

Oct. 5, 2013 • Kibbie Dome (14,747)

GAME #5Idaho 26, Temple 24

Sept. 28, 2013 • Kibbie Dome (15,323)

Temple 3 0 7 14 – 24 University of Idaho 7 10 3 6 – 26UI–Richard Montgomery 64 yd pass from Chad Chalich (Austin Rehkow kick)TU–VISCO, Nick 25 yd fi eld goalUI–Richard Montgomery 5 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)UI–Austin Rehkow 39 yd fi eld goalTU–HARPER, Kenny 5 yd run (VISCO, Nick kick)UI–Austin Rehkow 30 yd fi eld goalUI–Austin Rehkow 38 yd fi eld goalTU–ALDERMAN, Ryan 51 yd pass from REILLY, Connor (VISCO, Nick kick)UI–Austin Rehkow 25 yd fi eld goalTU–HARPER, Kenny 2 yd run (VISCO, Nick kick)

TEMPLE UIFIRST DOWNS 22 19RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 29-161 33-168PASSING YDS (NET) 249 310Passes Att-Comp-Int 47-23-0 44-26-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 76-410 77-478Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 5-27 4-14Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-71 5-97Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 9-42.9 7-45.9Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 6-46 5-53Possession Time 26:23 33:37Third-Down Conversions 4 of 16 8 of 18Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 5-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-6 2-12

RUSHING: TEMPLE-HARPER, Kenny 11-61; WILLIAMS, Zaire 6-48; REILLY, Connor 6-28; COYER, Chris 5-24; GILMORE, Jamie 1-0. University of Idaho-Chad Chalich 14-114; Jerrel Brown 9-28; Richard Montgomery 7-17; Dezmon Epps 2-6; Kristoffer Olugbode 1-3. PASSING: TEMPLE-REILLY, Connor 23-47-0-249. University of Idaho-Chad Chalich 26-43-0-310; TEAM 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: TEMPLE-FITZPATRICK, J. 6-49; ALDERMAN, Ryan 5-88; HAIR-STON, Nate 3-27; CHRISTOPHER, J. 3-24; HARPER, Kenny 2-30; ANDERSON, R. 2-17; KARPINSKI, T. 1-8; COYER, Chris 1-6. University of Idaho-Richard Montgomery 5-102; Najee Lovett 5-78; Deon Watson 5-33; Dezmon Epps 5-24; Roman Runner 3-47; Michael LaGrone 2-14; Trent Cowan 1-12. INTERCEPTIONS: TEMPLE-None. University of Idaho-None. FUMBLES: TEMPLE-None. University of Idaho-None. SACKS (UA-A): TEMPLE-IOANNIDIS, M. 1-0; FINCH, Sharif 1-0. University of Idaho-Maxx Forde 1-0; Vince Keener 0-1; QuayShawne Buckley 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): TEMPLE-MATAKEVICH, T. 20-4; CAPONEGRO, B. 7-4; SMITH, Abdul 4-7; YOUNG, Tavon 5-0; MARSHALL, S. 3-2; FINCH, Sharif 4-0; ROBEY, Anthony 3-1; SMITH, Nate D. 3-1; ALWAN, Jarred 2-1; SHIPPEN, B. 1-2; THOMAS, Jahad 1-2; TERRY, Kiser 2-0; COYER, Chris 2-0; JOHNSON, Zamel 1-1; BURNS, Brian 1-0; REDDICK, Haason 1-0; IOANNIDIS, M. 1-0; PAULHILL, S. 1-0; DVORACEK, Rob 1-0; JOHNSON, Kamal 1-0; HAYES, Will 1-0; FELTON, Michael 1-0; WALTON, Hershey 0-1. University of Idaho-Marc Millan 7-2; Chris-tian Whitehead 8-0; Solomon Dixon 6-0; Eric Tuipulotu 4-2; QuayShawne Buckley 5-0; Trey Williams 5-0; Maxx Forde 4-1; Broc Westlake 4-0; Juan Martinez 2-2; Jayshawn Jordan 3-0; Justin Parkins 2-0; Marius Burgsmueller 2-0; Bradley Njoku 2-0; Vince Keener 0-2; Tom Hennessey 1-0; Ryan Edwards 0-1.

Fresno State 28 19 7 7 – 61 University of Idaho 0 0 0 14 – 14FS–ADAMS, Davante 27 yd pass from CARR, Derek (MCGUIRE, Colin kick)FS–ADAMS, Davante 17 yd pass from CARR, Derek (MCGUIRE, Colin kick)FS–HARPER, Josh 9 yd pass from CARR, Derek (MCGUIRE, Colin kick)FS–WALLER, Marteze 9 yd run (MCGUIRE, Colin kick)FS–BURSE, Isaiah 2 yd pass from CARR, Derek (MCGUIRE, Colin kick)FS–TEAM safetyFS–ADAMS, Davante 2 yd pass from CARR, Derek (MCGUIRE, Colin kick)FS–MCGUIRE, Colin 21 yd fi eld goalFS–WALLER, Marteze 2 yd run (MCGUIRE, Colin kick)UI–Dezmon Epps 16 yd pass from Josh McCain (Austin Rehkow kick),FS–CASH, Darryl 1 yd run (MCGUIRE, Colin kick)UI–James Baker 15 yd pass from Chad Chalich (Austin Rehkow kick)

FS UIFIRST DOWNS 39 18RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 50-309 43-96PASSING YDS (NET) 422 177Passes Att-Comp-Int 51-38-2 40-17-4TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 101-731 83-273Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 4-10 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-50 5-128Interception Returns-Yards 4-27 2-0Punts (Number-Avg) 4-47.0 7-51.1Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1Penalties-Yards 4-43 5-49Possession Time 29:06 30:54Third-Down Conversions 6 of 15 8 of 19Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 2 of 3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 7-8 2-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 6-41 0-0RUSHING: Fresno State-WALLER, Marteze 19-157; QUEZADA, Josh 11-63; MI-CENHEIMER, Ma 7-35; THOMAS, T.J. 3-15; CASH, Darryl 5-12; CARR, Myles 2-12; BURRELL, Brian 1-11; CARR, Derek 1-4; JAMES, Dontel 1-0. University of Idaho-James Baker 16-52; osh McCain 6-30; Chad Chalich 14-10; Jerrel Brown 6-3; Dezmon Epps 1-1. PASSING: Fresno State-CARR, Derek 37-48-1-419; BURRELL, Brian 1-2-0-3; CARR, Myles 0-1-1-0. University of Idaho-Chad Chalich 14-32-3-100; Josh McCain 3-8-1-77. RECEIVING: Fresno State-ADAMS, Davante 16-185; BURSE, Isaiah 5-68; HARPER, Josh 5-37; QUEZADA, Josh 5-18; WATSON, Greg 4-49; JENSEN, Marcel 3-65. Univer-sity of Idaho-Dezmon Epps 4-76; Najee Lovett 4-25; Roman Runner 3-18; Deon Wat-son 2-31; Michael LaGrone 2-13; James Baker 1-15; Richard Montgomery 1-minus 1. INTERCEPTIONS: Fresno State-RILEY, Curtis 1-22; SMITH, Derron 1-5; WASHING-TON, Cha 1-0; MOTTA, Nikko 1-0. University of Idaho-Jayshawn Jordan 1-0; Eric Tuipulotu 1-0. FUMBLES: Fresno State-MICENHEIMER, Ma 1-1; THOMAS, T.J. 1-0. University of Idaho-Jerrel Brown 1-0; Michael LaGrone 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Fresno State-ROOT, Dillon 2-0; MOTTA, Nikko 2-0; SMITH, Derron 1-0; TOMA, Jeremiah 1-0. University of Idaho-None. TACKLES (UA-A): Fresno State-WASHINGTON, Cha 6-2; WILSON, Kyrie 7-0; RILEY, Curtis 5-1; TOMA, Jeremiah 5-1; SU'A, Patrick 5-0; MOTTA, Nikko 4-1; EDERAINE, Ejiro 2-3; SMITH, Derron 2-3; LETCHER, Ben 4-0; JONES, L.J. 2-2; ROOT, Dillon 2-0; HUNT, Todd 2-0; LEWIS, Donavon 2-0; OBIDIEGWU, Kyri 2-0; HUGHES, Brandon 1-1; DAVISON, Tyeler 1-1; NORTON, Jonatha 1-1; MICKELSEN, Karl 1-1; JENNINGS, Andy 0-2; ELLIS, Jamal 1-0; TEAM 1-0; CAMILLI, Jeff 1-0; SAGAPOLU, Ioane 0-1; FALETUIPAPAI, S 0-1; JONES, Dalen 0-1; HARRISON, Nat 0-1. University of Idaho-Bradley Njoku 12-3; Solomon Dixon 7-2; Jayshawn Jordan 7-2; Marc Millan 6-2; Maxx Forde 4-3; Christian Whitehead 5-1; Juan Martinez 5-1; Matthew Willis 4-2; Jordan Grabski 4-2; Trey Williams 5-0; Eric Tuipulotu 3-2; Marius Burgsmueller 3-2; Roman Runner 4-0; Broc Westlake 3-1; Tom Hennessey 2-2; Tueni Luepamanu 3-0; Quay-Shawne Buckley 2-1; Vince Keener 1-2; Michael LaGrone 2-0; Justin Parkins 1-1; Jake Manley 1-0; Trent Cowan 1-0; Ryan Edwards 0-1.

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OLE MISS

OLE MISSARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITYARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY

University of Idaho 7 0 10 7 – 24 Arkansas State 14 10 7 17 – 48ASU–Jones, Julian 80 yd pass from Kennedy, Adam (Davis, Brian kick)ASU–McKissic, J.D. 13 yd pass from Kennedy, Adam (Davis, Brian kick)UI–James Baker 4 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)ASU–Davis, Brian 38 yd fi eld goalASU–Griswold, D. 13 yd pass from Kennedy, Adam (Davis, Brian kick)ASU–Griswold, D. 1 yd pass from Kennedy, Adam (Davis, Brian kick)UI–Austin Rehkow 28 yd fi eld goalUI–Dezmon Epps 15 yd pass from Taylor Davis (Austin Rehkow kick)UI–James Baker 1 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)ASU–McKissic, J.D. 98 yd kickoff return (Davis, Brian kick)ASU–Davis, Brian 21 yd fi eld goalASU–Oku, David 3 yd run (Davis, Brian kick)

UI ASUFIRST DOWNS 19 26RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 38-174 45-190PASSING YDS (NET) 212 375Passes Att-Comp-Int 41-15-1 32-22-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 79-386 77-565Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-1 5-48Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-122 5-226Interception Returns-Yards 1-37 1-43Punts (Number-Avg) 9-44.9 4-39.2Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 7-59 14-110Possession Time 26:50 32:45Third-Down Conversions 8 of 21 6 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 6-6Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-13 2-17RUSHING: University of Idaho-James Baker 23-150; Taylor Davis 9-15; Kristof-fer Olugbode 1-5; Richard Montgomery 2-4; Chad Chalich 3-0. Arkansas State-Thornton, S. 13-85; Oku, David 17-69; Kennedy, Adam 9-22; McKissic, J.D. 1-8; Gordon, Michael 3-7; Knighten, Fredi 1-1; TEAM 1-minus 2. PASSING: University of Idaho-Taylor Davis 14-39-1-199; Chad Chalich 1-2-0-13. Arkansas State-Kennedy, Adam 22-32-1-375. RECEIVING: University of Idaho-Dezmon Epps 8-91; Najee Lovett 3-51; Roman Runner 2-22; Deon Watson 1-39; Michael LaGrone 1-9. Arkansas State-McKis-sic, J.D. 9-80; Griswold, D. 5-89; Jones, Julian 4-135; Muse, Allen 2-16; Fleming, R.J. 1-28; Oku, David 1-27. INTERCEPTIONS: University of Idaho-Trey Williams 1-37. Arkansas State-Hayes, Rocky 1-43. FUMBLES: University of Idaho-Taylor Davis 1-0. Arkansas State-None. SACKS (UA-A): University of Idaho-Matthew Willis 1-0; QuayShawne Buckley 1-0. Arkansas State-Odom, Chris 1-0; Blackmon, D. 1-0; Carrethers, R. 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): University of Idaho-Marc Millan 7-4; Jayshawn Jordan 8-1; Juan Martinez 3-6; Matthew Willis 5-2; Bradley Njoku 6-0; QuayShawne Buckley 5-0; Marius Burgsmueller 4-1; Desmond Banks 4-0; Ryan Edwards 3-1; Eric Tuip-ulotu 2-2; Vince Keener 3-0; Trey Williams 2-1; Broc Westlake 2-1; Trent Cowan 2-0; Maxx Forde 1-1; Deon Watson 1-1; Roman Runner 1-1; Delency Parham 1-0; Cody Elenz 1-0; Zach Cable 1-0; James Baker 1-0; Christian Whitehead 1-0; Quinton Bradley 1-0; Austin DeCoud 0-1; Matthew Neal 0-1. Arkansas State-Lee, Qushaun 9-6; Coleman, Kyle 7-2; Carrethers, R. 6-1; Young, Sterling 5-2; Black-mon, D. 3-2; Hunter, Money 3-1; Hayes, Rocky 2-2; Jackson, F. 3-0; Humes, Chris 2-1; Woodson, Xavier 2-1; Tryon, Andrew 1-2; Porter, Eddie 0-3; Girley, C. 2-0; Odom, Chris 2-0; Stone, Chris 1-1; Brown, Artez 1-1; Jacobs, Ryan 1-0; Collins, Kelsey 1-0; Barnhill, Brock 1-0; Heath, Q. 0-1; Turner, T. 0-1.

University of Idaho 0 7 7 0 – 14 Ole Miss 17 7 21 14 – 59UM–Ja-Mes Logan 37 yd pass from Bo Wallace (Andrew Ritter kick)UM–Jaylen Walton 40 yd run (Andrew Ritter kick)UM–Andrew Ritter 50 yd fi eld goalUI–Taylor Davis 2 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)UM–Jaylen Walton 1 yd run (Andrew Ritter kick)UM–Ja-Mes Logan 65 yd pass from Bo Wallace (Andrew Ritter kick)UM–D. Collins 12 yd fumble recovery (Andrew Ritter kick)UI–Dezmon Epps 62 yd pass from Taylor Davis (Austin Rehkow kick)UM–I. Mathers 64 yd run (Andrew Ritter kick)UM–Mark Dodson 30 yd pass from Barry Brunetti (Andrew Ritter kick)UM–Collins Moore 35 yd pass from Barry Brunetti (Andrew Fletcher kick)

UI UMFIRST DOWNS 12 28RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 36-87 45-292PASSING YDS (NET) 166 280Passes Att-Comp-Int 30-12-0 29-22-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 66-253 74-572Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-12Punt Returns-Yards 1-18 1-4Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-32 3-56Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 7-50.1 3-42.7Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-0Penalties-Yards 7-75 8-60Possession Time 26:16 33:44Third-Down Conversions 4 of 16 3 of 10Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 2 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 1-1Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-14 2-7

RUSHING: University of Idaho-Kristoffer Olugbode 10-33; James Baker 13-24; Taylor Davis 7-13; Richard Montgomery 4-10; Najee Lovett 2-7. Ole Miss-I. Mathers 14-138; Jaylen Walton 11-86; Mark Dodson 7-57; Kailo Moore 5-9; Jimmy Potepa 2-6; Barry Brunetti 2-4; Bo Wallace 4-minus 8. PASSING: University of Idaho-Taylor Davis 12-30-0-166. Ole Miss-Bo Wallace 15-22-0-186; Barry Brunetti 7-7-0-94. RECEIVING: University of Idaho-Dezmon Epps 5-89; James Baker 2-38; Deon Watson 2-14; Richard Montgomery 2-minus 6; Clayton Homme 1-31. Ole Miss-Ja-Mes Logan 6-122; Donte Moncrief 5-33; Collins Moore 3-42; Kailo Moore 3-22; L. Treadwell 2-15; Mark Dodson 1-30; Jordan Holder 1-8; Vince Sanders 1-8. INTERCEPTIONS: University of Idaho-None. Ole Miss-None. FUMBLES: University of Idaho-James Baker 1-1. Ole Miss-Barry Brunetti 1-0; Mark Dodson 1-0; Kailo Moore 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): University of Idaho-Matthew Willis 1-0. Ole Miss-W. Hamilton 1-0; Carlton Martin 0-1; Cameron Whigham 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): University of Idaho-Jayshawn Jordan 10-0; Bradley Njoku 9-0; Trey Williams 7-2; Matthew Willis 6-1; Eric Tuipulotu 6-0; Marc Millan 5-0; QuayShawne Buckley 4-0; Maxx Forde 4-0; Jordan Grabski 3-0; Anthony Rice 2-0; Juan Martinez 1-1; Quinton Bradley 1-0; Jacob Sannon 1-0; Ryan Edwards 1-0; Christian Whitehead 1-0; Tueni Luepamanu 0-1; Desmond Banks 0-1; Tom Hennessey 0-1; Justin Parkins 0-1. Ole Miss-Cody Prewitt 6-0; Keith Lewis 5-1; Derrick Jones 5-0; Mike Marry 4-1; Trae Elston 4-0; Channing Ward 3-1; Temario Strong 3-1; Senquez Golson 3-0; Cameron Whigham 3-0; W. Hamilton 2-1; Tony Conner 1-2; John Youngblood 2-0; Lavon Hooks 2-0; S. Bryant 1-1; Carlos Davis 1-0; Charles Sawyer 1-0; Bryon Bennett 1-0; Cliff Coleman 1-0; Carlton Martin 0-1; D. Shackelford 0-1; Ontario Berry 0-1; Chief Brown 0-1.

GAME #7Arkansas State 48, Idaho 24

Oct. 12, 2013 • Liberty Bank Stadium (26,781)

GAME #8Ole Miss 59, Idaho 14

Oct. 26, 2013 • Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (57,870)

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OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITYOLD DOMINION UNIVERSITYTEXAS STATE UNIVERSITYTEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY

GAME #10Old Dominion 59, Idaho 38

Nov. 9, 2013 • Kibbie Dome (14,488)

GAME #9Texas State 37, Idaho 21

Nov. 2, 2013 • Kibbie Dome (15,088)

Texas State 7 16 7 7 – 37 University of Idaho 7 7 0 7 – 21TXST–Lowe, Robert 1 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)UI–Deon Watson 20 yd pass from Taylor Davis (Austin Rehkow kick)TXST–Lowe, Robert 9 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)TXST–Dann, Jason 42 yd fi eld goalUI–James Baker 7 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)TXST–Battle, Isaiah 4 yd pass from Jones, Tyler (Dann, Jason kick failed)TXST–Gay, Tim 20 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)TXST–Franks, Terrence 67 yd pass from Jones, Tyler (Dann, Jason kick)UI–Richard Montgomery 10 yd pass from Taylor Davis (Austin Rehkow kick)

TXST UIFIRST DOWNS 18 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 38-108 38-145PASSING YDS (NET) 228 181Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-19-0 35-20-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 61-336 73-326Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-40 1-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-30 2-43Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 4-39.8 3-54.3Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 3-30 4-39Possession Time 31:43 28:17Third-Down Conversions 6 of 14 9 of 17Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 2 of 4Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-15 2-15

RUSHING: Texas State-Lowe, Robert 17-61; Gay, Tim 2-23; Nutall, Chris 7-21; Franks, Terrence 3-7; Jones, Tyler 8-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 3. University of Idaho-James Baker 24-114; Richard Montgomery 5-22; Taylor Davis 7-13; Kristof-fer Olugbode 1-1; Dezmon Epps 1-minus 5. PASSING: Texas State-Jones, Tyler 19-23-0-228. University of Idaho-Taylor Davis 20-35-0-181. RECEIVING: Texas State-Gaines, Jafus 3-21; Smith, Brandon 3-12; Franks, Ter-rence 2-85; Miller, Bradley 2-47; Erickson, Andy 2-31; Ijah, Ben 2-12; Lowe, Rob-ert 2-9; Battle, Isaiah 2-5; Nutall, Chris 1-6. University of Idaho-Dezmon Epps 6-54; Deon Watson 3-37; Najee Lovett 2-11; Richard Montgomery 2-10; Kristoffer Olugbode 1-23; Kevin Shelton 1-13; J Podrabsky 1-13; James Baker 1-9; Michael LaGrone 1-6; Roman Runner 1-4; Clayton Homme 1-1. INTERCEPTIONS: Texas State-None. University of Idaho-None. FUMBLES: Texas State-None. University of Idaho-Dezmon Epps 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Texas State-Petersen, Kris 1-0; McMiller, Damion 1-0. Univer-sity of Idaho-QuayShawne Buckley 1-0; Marc Millan 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Texas State-Matthews, Aaron 9-4; McMiller, Damion 6-6; Or-akpo, Michael 9-2; Jeter-Gilmon, Jerrid 6-0; Daniels, Xavier 5-0; Targun, Colby 4-1; Odiari, Michael 3-1; McColloch, Blake 2-2; Smith, Stephen 3-0; Clavell-Head, Jamie 2-0; Norfl eet, Jordan 2-0; Mager, Craig 2-0; Yendrey, D.J. 1-1; Petersen, Kris 1-1; Taulelei, Kamu 1-0; Iwuji, Justin 0-1. University of Idaho-Marc Millan 8-2; Trey Williams 8-1; Maxx Forde 6-2; Bradley Njoku 5-2; Jayshawn Jordan 5-1; Matthew Willis 4-2; Juan Martinez 4-0; QuayShawne Buckley 2-2; Eric Tuipulotu 3-0; Marius Burgsmueller 2-0; Broc Westlake 2-0; Desmond Banks 2-0; Justin Parkins 1-0; Delency Parham 1-0; Anthony Rice 0-1; Vince Keener 0-1.

Old Dominion 17 14 14 14 – 59 University of Idaho 21 10 7 0 – 38UI–James Baker 73 yd pass from Taylor Davis (Austin Rehkow kick)UI–Taylor Davis 17 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)ODU–M. Thomas 23 yd pass from T. Heinicke (J. Brown kick)ODU–J. Brown 23 yd fi eld goalODU–A. Vaughan 56 yd pass from T. Heinicke (J. Brown kick)UI–Taylor Davis 12 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)UI–Austin Rehkow 41 yd fi eld goalODU–C. Goodwyn 6 yd run (J. Brown kick)ODU–Z. Pascal 17 yd pass from T. Heinicke (J. Brown kick)UI–Dezmon Epps 66 yd pass from Taylor Davis (Austin Rehkow kick)ODU–T. Heinicke 1 yd run (J. Brown kick)ODU–C. Goodwyn 1 yd run (J. Brown kick)UI–Richard Montgomery 12 yd run (Austin Rehkow kick)ODU–M. Thomas 39 yd pass from T. Heinicke (J. Brown kick)ODU–C. Goodwyn 5 yd run (J. Brown kick) ODU UIFIRST DOWNS 28 27RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 30-88 47-177PASSING YDS (NET) 533 328Passes Att-Comp-Int 56-40-1 34-16-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 86-621 81-505Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-47Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-61 4-101Interception Returns-Yards 2-10 1-8Punts (Number-Avg) 4-46.2 3-47.0Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1Penalties-Yards 7-65 4-50Possession Time 30:03 29:57Third-Down Conversions 8 of 17 6 of 15Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 0 of 3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 6-7 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-27 3-22RUSHING: Old Dominion-C. Goodwyn 11-36; C. Boyd 10-32; T. Heinicke 9-20. University of Idaho-James Baker 14-57; Richard Montgomery 12-44; Josh McCain 7-37; Taylor Davis 8-31; Jerrel Brown 5-15; Austin Rehkow 1-minus 7. PASSING: Old Dominion-T. Heinicke 40-56-1-533. University of Idaho-Taylor Da-vis 15-29-2-308; Josh McCain 1-5-0-20. RECEIVING: Old Dominion-L. Pinkard 8-86; M. Thomas 7-137; C. Boyd 6-38; Z. Pascal 5-90; B. Roberts 4-36; A. Vaughan 3-103; J. Bailey 3-20; C. Goodwyn 2-16; M. Vaughn 1-5; K. Spellman 1-2. University of Idaho-Dezmon Epps 9-175; Deon Watson 2-22; James Baker 1-73; Jacob Sannon 1-20; J Podrabsky 1-20; Najee Lovett 1-13; Michael LaGrone 1-5. INTERCEPTIONS: Old Dominion-D. Simon 1-10; S. Chapman 1-0. University of Idaho-Trey Williams 1-8. FUMBLES: Old Dominion-None. University of Idaho-Austin Rehkow 1-0; J Po-drabsky 1-0; Trey Williams 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Old Dominion-P. Smith 1-0; J. Brenya 0-1; T. Reid 1-0; R. Owens 1-0; R. Coward 1-0. University of Idaho-Maxx Forde 2-0; Quinton Bradley 0-1; Marc Millan 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Old Dominion-F. Misher 6-2; P. Morant 6-2; A. Simmons 7-0; R. Staton 6-0; A. Everett 3-2; R. Owens 4-0; T. Reid 4-0; J. Darr 2-2; C. Bradshaw 3-0; M. Johnson 3-0; D. Simon 2-1; S. Chapman 1-2; J. Neal 2-0; R. Coward 1-1; J. Brenya 1-1; L. Alston 1-0; J. Pulisic 1-0; C. Smith 1-0; S. Wiggins 1-0; N. Barnes 1-0; B. Roberts 1-0; C. Boyd 1-0; P. Smith 1-0; D. Guinn-Bailey 0-1; Z. Pascal 0-1. University of Idaho-Jayshawn Jordan 7-1; Bradley Njoku 6-1; Maxx Forde 5-2; Marc Millan 4-3; Roman Runner 6-0; Eric Tuipulotu 5-1; Delency Parham 5-0; Quay-Shawne Buckley 5-0; D'Mario Carter 3-1; Matthew Willis 3-0; Trey Williams 3-0; Jordan Grabski 2-0; Vince Keener 2-0; Marius Burgsmueller 1-1; Quinton Bradley 0-2; Dezmon Epps 1-0; Christian Whitehead 1-0; Anthony Rice 0-1; Broc Westlake 0-1; Juan Martinez 0-1; Ryan Edwards 0-1.

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FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITYFLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

GAME #11Florida State 80, Idaho 14

Nov. 23, 2013 • Doak Campbell Stadium • (65,061)

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITYNEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITYGAME #12

NMSU 24, Idaho 16Nov. 30, 2013 • Memorial Stadium (14,661)

University of Idaho 0 7 0 7 – 14 Florida State 21 21 17 21 – 80FS–FREEMAN, D. 60 yd run (AGUAYO, R. kick)FS–BENJAMIN, K. 32 yd pass from WINSTON, J. (AGUAYO, R. kick)FS–SMITH, TEL. 79 yd interception return (AGUAYO, R. kick)FS–SHAW, K. 46 yd pass from WINSTON, J. (AGUAYO, R. kick)FS–WILDER, J. 1 yd run (AGUAYO, R. kick)UI–R. Montgomery 15 yd pass from Taylor Davis (Austin Rehkow kick)FS–SHAW, K. 20 yd pass from WINSTON, J. (AGUAYO, R. kick)FS–BENJAMIN, K. 21 yd pass from WINSTON, J. (AGUAYO, R. kick)FS–WILLIAMS, K. 4 yd run (AGUAYO, R. kick)FS–AGUAYO, R. 42 yd fi eld goalFS–WILLIAMS, K. 25 yd run (AGUAYO, R. kick)FS–GREEN, R. 2 yd pass from MAGUIRE, S. (AGUAYO, R. kick)FS–LEVENBERRY, E. 78 yd interception return (AGUAYO, R. kick)UI–Najee Lovett 14 yd pass from Josh McCain (Austin Rehkow kick)

UI FSFIRST DOWNS 22 28RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 35-59 40-336PASSING YDS (NET) 286 309Passes Att-Comp-Int 45-21-4 39-23-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 80-345 79-645Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-11 4-43Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-99 2-96Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 4-201Punts (Number-Avg) 8-48.6 1-40.0Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 7-45 6-65Possession Time 32:32 27:28Third-Down Conversions 4 of 16 12 of 16Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-4 4-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-17 7-43RUSHING: Idaho-Josh McCain 8-39; Jerrel Brown 9-37; Kristoffer Olugbode 1-3; James Baker 2-2; Richard Montgomery 5-minus 1; Taylor Davis 10-minus 21. Florida State-FREEMAN, D. 11-129; WILLIAMS, K. 10-114; WILDER, J. 4-85; GREEN, R. 6-32; STE-VENSON, F. 2-7; BURNHAM, W. 1-6; WHITFIELD, K. 1-5; WINSTON, J. 4-minus 19; TEAM 1-minus 23. PASSING: daho-Taylor Davis 16-38-3-220; Josh McCain 5-7-1-66. Florida State-WIN-STON, J. 14-25-0-225; MAGUIRE, S. 9-14-1-84. RECEIVING: Idaho-Dezmon Epps 7-126; Najee Lovett 3-48; Richard Montgomery 3-23; J Podrabsky 2-24; Jacob Sannon 2-13; Michael LaGrone 1-21; Jerrel Brown 1-18; Deon Watson 1-12; Eric Lemke 1-1. Florida State-SHAW, K. 5-107; BENJAMIN, K. 3-61; GREENE, R. 3-29; GREEN, C. 2-31; WILLIAMS, K. 2-17; GREEN, R. 2-16; WILSON, J. 2-12; O'LEARY, N. 1-13; ABRAM, C. 1-9; STEVENSON, F. 1-8; FREEMAN, D. 1-6. INTERCEPTIONS: Idaho-Trey Williams 1-0. Florida State-SMITH, TEL. 1-79; LEVEN-BERRY, E. 1-78; SMITH, K. 1-44; MCDANIEL, J. 1-0. FUMBLES: Idaho-None. Florida State-WINSTON, J. 1-1.SACKS (UA-A): Idaho-Anthony Rice 0-1; Roman Runner 1-0; QuayShawne Buckley 1-0; Vince Keener 1-0. Florida State-JERNIGAN, T. 2-1; MITCHELL, D. 1-0; HICKS, D. 1-0; HOLLIN, D. 1-0; WALKER, D. 1-0; GOLDMAN, E. 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Idaho-Roman Runner 12-1; Marc Millan 7-0; Matthew Willis 6-1; Trey Williams 5-1; Jayshawn Jordan 5-0; Juan Martinez 3-1; Bradley Njoku 3-0; Maxx Forde 2-1; QuayShawne Buckley 2-1; Anthony Rice 2-1; Broc Westlake 1-1; Delency Parham 1-1; Jacob Sannon 1-0; Aaron Lazaro 1-0; B Rodseth 1-0; Josh McCain 1-0; Taylor Elmo 1-0; Michael LaGrone 1-0; Justin Parkins 1-0; Vince Keener 1-0; Ryan Edwards 0-1. Flor-ida State-JERNIGAN, T. 5-1; SMITH, TEL. 4-0; JOYNER, L. 3-1; NORTHRUP, R. 3-0; WAISOME, N. 3-0; DEMPS, G. 2-1; ALICEA, R. 2-0; CASHER, C. 2-0; SMITH, TERR. 2-0; RAMSEY, J. 2-0; BRUTUS, L. 2-0; MITCHELL, D. 2-0; HOLLIN, D. 2-0; ANDREWS, N. 2-0; SMITH, K. 2-0; BROOKS, T. 2-0; DARBY, R. 2-0; BLAKE, C. 2-0; WALKER, D. 2-0; LEVENBERRY, E. 1-1; WILLIAMS, P.J. 1-1; WHITE, M. 1-1; ELIGWE, U. 1-1; JONES, C. 1-0; HICKS, D. 1-0; EDWARDS, M. 1-0; LAWRENCESTAMPLE 1-0; MCDANIEL, J. 1-0; GOLDMAN, E. 1-0; MCALLISTER, D. 0-1; WOODALL, C. 0-1.

University of Idaho 0 13 3 0 – 16 NMSU 7 3 7 7 – 24NMSU–Franklin, A. 28 yd pass from McDonald, A. (Johnson, M. kick)UI–Michael LaGrone 56 yd pass from Taylor Davis (Austin Rehkow kick)UI–Austin Rehkow 25 yd fi eld goalUI–Austin Rehkow 27 yd fi eld goalNMSU–Johnson, M. 36 yd fi eld goalNMSU–Franklin, A. 7 yd pass from McDonald, A. (Johnson, M. kick)UI–Austin Rehkow 25 yd fi eld goalNMSU– Shapiro, Adam 8 yd run (Johnson, M. kick)

UI NMSUFIRST DOWNS 20 23RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 37-209 43-181PASSING YDS (NET) 250 190Passes Att-Comp-Int 42-21-1 28-18-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 79-459 71-371Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 4-3 1-6Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-60 1-27Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-0Punts (Number-Avg) 4-48.2 5-41.2Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-2Penalties-Yards 8-95 1-5Possession Time 29:46 30:14Third-Down Conversions 4 of 18 7 of 15Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 5 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-5 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-27 1-12

RUSHING: Idaho-James Baker 8-48; Austin Rehkow 1-40; Jerrel Brown 7-36; Josh McCain 3-26; Taylor Davis 11-24; Richard Montgomery 3-21; Kristoffer Olugbode 2-11; Dezmon Epps 1-3; Austin DeCoud 1-0. NMSU-Morrison, G. 17-111;Hall, Xavier 9-41; McDonald, A. 15-19; Shapiro, Adam 1-8; Franklin, A. 1-2. PASSING: Idaho-Taylor Davis 21-41-1-250; Josh McCain 0-1-0-0. NMSU-McDon-ald, A. 17-27-1-186; Franklin, A. 1-1-0-4. RECEIVING: Idaho-Najee Lovett 8-82; Dezmon Epps 6-43; J Podrabsky 3-47; Mi-chael LaGrone 1-56; Deon Watson 1-12; Jacob Sannon 1-10; Richard Montgomery 1-0. NMSU-Franklin, A. 6-64; Shapiro, Adam 4-62; Matthews, J. 3-38;Brown, Jerrel 2-13; Bergstrom, J. 2-6; Dean, Andrew 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: Idaho-Roman Runner 1-0. NMSU-Johnson, Darien 1-0. FUMBLES: Idaho-Richard Montgomery 1-0; Dezmon Epps 1-0; James Baker 1-1. NMSU-McDonald, A. 2-2. SACKS (UA-A): Idaho-Maxx Forde 1-1; Quinton Bradley 1-1; QuayShawne Buckley 2-0. NMSU-Meredith, S. 0-1; Nixon, Trashaun 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Idaho-Trey Williams 9-2; Bradley Njoku 8-2; Maxx Forde 5-4; QuayShawne Buckley 6-1; Quinton Bradley 4-3; Christian Whitehead 6-0;Matthew Willis 3-3; Roman Runner 3-2; Marc Millan 3-2; Jayshawn Jordan 3-1;Jordan Grabski 2-0; Eric Tuipulotu 1-0; D'Mario Carter 1-0; Tom Hennessey 1-0;Anthony Rice 1-0; Vince Keener 1-0; Jacob Sannon 1-0; Delency Parham 0-1; Marius Burgsmueller 0-1; Ryan Edwards 0-1. NMSU-Nixon, Trashaun 10-2; Ca-zares, Davis 11-0; Bonilla, Bryan 6-2; Butler, Rodney 3-4; Hill, Lewis 5-0; Auelua, Kalei 2-3; Johnson, Kawe 4-0; Eakins, Jay 3-1; Thomas-Davis, K 2-2; Mobley, Willie 1-3; Johnson, Darien 3-0; Smith, Justin 2-0; Joyner, Anthony 1-1; Laudermill, K. 1-1; Meredith, S. 1-1; Wallace, D. 1-0; Russell, Mason 1-0; Smith, Josh 1-0; TEAM 1-0; Brown, Jerrel 0-1; Oliva, Nick 0-1.

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UI OPPSCORING 218 561 Points Per Game 18.2 46.8FIRST DOWNS 231 311 Rushing 103 131 Passing 104 159 Penalty 24 21RUSHING YARDAGE 1659 2563 Yards gained rushing 2163 2882 Yards lost rushing 504 319 Rushing Attempts 500 467 Average Per Rush 3.3 5.5 Average Per Game 138.2 213.6 TDs Rushing 12 32PASSING YARDAGE 2770 3790 Comp-Att-Int 224-424-13 304-450-10 Average Per Pass 6.5 8.4 Average Per Catch 12.4 12.5 Average Per Game 230.8 315.8 TDs Passing 15 40TOTAL OFFENSE 4429 6353 Total Plays 924 917 Average Per Play 4.8 6.9 Average Per Game 369.1 529.4KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 48-991 26-797PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 24-131 33-390INT RETURNS: #-Yards 10-67 13-281KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.6 30.7PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 5.5 11.8INT RETURN AVERAGE 6.7 21.6

2013 TEAM STATISTICS

UI OPPFUMBLES-LOST 23-14 15-9PENALTIES-Yards 79-677 80-716 Average Per Game 56.4 59.7PUNTS-Yards 75-3587 51-2110 Average Per Punt 47.8 41.4 Net punt average 40.8 37.2KICKOFFS-Yards 46-2814 96-5982 Average Per Kick 61.2 62.3 Net kick average 35.2 40.3TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:15 28:433RD-DOWN Conversions 69/209 80/171 3rd-Down Pct 33% 47%4TH-DOWN Conversions 15/35 13/19 4th-Down Pct 43% 68%SACKS BY-Yards 23-168 52-359MISC YARDS -6 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 27 76FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 10-17 10-14ON-SIDE KICKS 1-4 0-1RED-ZONE SCORES (27-36) 75% (51-61) 84%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (19-36) 53% (46-61) 75%PAT-ATTEMPTS (26-27) 96% (73-76) 96%ATTENDANCE 73718 239899 Games/Avg Per Game 5/14744 7/34271 Neutral Site Games 0/0

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalUniversity of Idaho 62 68 30 58 218Opponents 142 158 136 125 561

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RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GJames Baker 11 143 617 24 593 4.1 6 38 53.9Josh McCain 8 54 301 78 223 4.1 1 34 27.9Jerrel Brown 9 55 236 20 216 3.9 0 47 24.0Chad Chalich 7 95 415 211 204 2.1 0 52 29.1Richard Montgomery 12 59 224 28 196 3.3 2 13 16.3Kristoffer Olugbode 12 28 96 0 96 3.4 0 11 8.0Taylor Davis 8 52 196 121 75 1.4 3 17 9.4Austin Rehkow 12 3 41 7 34 11.3 0 40 2.8Dezmon Epps 12 8 30 15 15 1.9 0 17 1.2Najee Lovett 12 2 7 0 7 3.5 0 4 0.6Austin DeCoud 4 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0Total.......... 12 500 2163 504 1659 3.3 12 52 138.2Opponents...... 12 467 2882 319 2563 5.5 32 64 213.6

PASSING G Effi c Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GTaylor Davis 8 104.54 98-212-7 46.2 1324 8 73 165.5Chad Chalich 7 123.00 113-184-3 61.4 1224 5 64 174.9Josh McCain 8 119.44 13-27-3 48.1 222 2 40 27.8TEAM 1 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total.......... 12 113.25 224-424-13 52.8 2770 15 73 230.8Opponents...... 12 163.19 304-450-10 67.6 3790 40 85 315.8

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GDezmon Epps 12 79 980 12.4 4 68 81.7Najee Lovett 12 36 429 11.9 1 35 35.8Deon Watson 12 24 279 11.6 1 39 23.2Michael LaGrone 12 18 257 14.3 1 59 21.4Richard Montgomery 12 17 176 10.4 4 64 14.7Roman Runner 12 12 106 8.8 0 36 8.8James Baker 11 8 177 22.1 3 73 16.1J Podrabsky 9 7 104 14.9 0 21 11.6Jacob Sannon 12 5 84 16.8 0 41 7.0Kristoffer Olugbode 12 4 55 13.8 0 23 4.6Jerrel Brown 9 4 32 8.0 0 18 3.6Clayton Homme 11 3 46 15.3 0 31 4.2Jake Manley 9 3 11 3.7 1 6 1.2Trent Cowan 12 2 20 10.0 0 12 1.7Kevin Shelton 6 1 13 13.0 0 13 2.2Eric Lemke 2 1 1 1.0 0 1 0.5Total.......... 12 224 2770 12.4 15 73 230.8Opponents...... 12 304 3790 12.5 40 85 315.8

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongDezmon Epps 20 138 6.9 0 47Najee Lovett 2 -18 -9.0 0 0Jacob Sannon 1 11 11.0 0 0Richard Montgomery 1 0 0.0 0 0Total.......... 24 131 5.5 0 47Opponents...... 33 390 11.8 0 62

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INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LongTrey Williams 3 45 15.0 0 37Solomon Dixon 1 0 0.0 0 0Roman Runner 1 0 0.0 0 0Eric Tuipulotu 1 0 0.0 0 0Jayshawn Jordan 1 0 0.0 0 0Christian Whitehead 1 1 1.0 0 1D’Mario Carter 1 3 3.0 0 3Bradley Njoku 1 18 18.0 0 18Total.......... 10 67 6.7 0 37Opponents...... 13 281 21.6 2 79

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongNajee Lovett 15 330 22.0 0 34Richard Montgomery 15 327 21.8 0 44Dezmon Epps 14 283 20.2 0 28Clayton Homme 2 17 8.5 0 12Jayshawn Jordan 1 29 29.0 0 29Michael LaGrone 1 5 5.0 0 5Total.......... 48 991 20.6 0 44Opponents...... 26 797 30.7 1 98

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongTotal.......... 0 0 0.0 0 0Opponents...... 2 19 9.5 1 12

SCORING |------ PATs ------| TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsAustin Rehkow 0 10-17 26-27 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 56James Baker 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54Richard Montgomery 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36Dezmon Epps 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Taylor Davis 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Josh McCain 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Najee Lovett 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Michael LaGrone 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Jake Manley 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Deon Watson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Total.......... 27 10-17 26-27 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 218Opponents...... 76 10-14 73-76 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 561

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GChad Chalich 7 279 204 1224 1428 204.0Taylor Davis 8 264 75 1324 1399 174.9James Baker 11 143 593 0 593 53.9Josh McCain 8 81 223 222 445 55.6Jerrel Brown 9 55 216 0 216 24.0Richard Montgomery 12 59 196 0 196 16.3Kristoffer Olugbode 12 28 96 0 96 8.0Austin Rehkow 12 3 34 0 34 2.8Dezmon Epps 12 8 15 0 15 1.2Najee Lovett 12 2 7 0 7 0.6Total.......... 12 924 1659 2770 4429 369.1Opponents...... 12 917 2563 3790 6353 529.4


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University of Idaho OPPONENTSNorth Texas 39 -Wyoming 41,(41) -NIU 39 42,(51)Washington State 45 -TEMPLE (39),50,(30),(38),(25) (25)Fresno State - (21),24Arkansas State (28) (38),(21)Ole Miss 27 (50)Texas State 47 (42)Old Dominion (41) (23),29Florida State - (42)NMSU (25),(27),(25) (36),45Numbers in (parentheses) indicate fi eld goal was made.

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkAustin Rehkow 10-17 58.8 0-0 5-6 3-5 2-5 0-1 41 1

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdAustin Rehkow 75 3587 47.8 65 7 15 24 0Total.......... 75 3587 47.8 65 7 15 24 0Opponents...... 51 2110 41.4 59 4 11 11 1

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLnAustin Rehkow 46 2814 61.2 16 3 Total.......... 46 2814 61.2 16 3 797 35.2 29Opponents...... 96 5982 62.3 45 2 991 40.3 24

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GDezmon Epps 12 15 980 138 283 0 1416 118.0James Baker 11 593 177 0 0 0 770 70.0Najee Lovett 12 7 429 -18 330 0 748 62.3Richard Montgomery 12 196 176 0 327 0 699 58.2Deon Watson 12 0 279 0 0 0 279 23.2Michael LaGrone 12 0 257 0 5 0 262 21.8Jerrel Brown 9 216 32 0 0 0 248 27.6Josh McCain 8 223 0 0 0 0 223 27.9Chad Chalich 7 204 0 0 0 0 204 29.1Kristoffer Olugbode 12 96 55 0 0 0 151 12.6Roman Runner 12 0 106 0 0 0 106 8.8J Podrabsky 9 0 104 0 0 0 104 11.6Jacob Sannon 12 0 84 11 0 0 95 7.9Taylor Davis 8 75 0 0 0 0 75 9.4Clayton Homme 11 0 46 0 17 0 63 5.7Trey Williams 11 0 0 0 0 45 45 4.1Austin Rehkow 12 34 0 0 0 0 34 2.8Jayshawn Jordan 12 0 0 0 29 0 29 2.4Trent Cowan 12 0 20 0 0 0 20 1.7Bradley Njoku 12 0 0 0 0 18 18 1.5Kevin Shelton 6 0 13 0 0 0 13 2.2Jake Manley 9 0 11 0 0 0 11 1.2D’Mario Carter 7 0 0 0 0 3 3 0.4Christian Whitehead 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1Eric Lemke 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.5Total.......... 12 1659 2770 131 991 67 5618 468.2Opponents...... 12 2563 3790 390 797 281 7821 651.8

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DEFENSIVE LEADERS |-------Tackles-------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf23 Marc Millan 12-12 69 21 90 11.0-46 4.0-30 . 4 3 . . . .2 Bradley Njoku 12-12 71 18 89 3.0-3 . 1-18 2 1 1-0 . . .4 Jayshawn Jordan 12-10 68 9 77 3.0-4 . 1-0 9 . . . . .40 Maxx Forde 12-12 44 19 63 9.0-39 5.5-28 . 3 4 2-0 1 2 .7 Trey Williams 11-7 50 8 58 2.0-3 . 3-45 1 . 1-0 . . .39 Matthew Willis 12-5 43 14 57 3.0-22 2.0-21 . 1 2 . . . .8 Eric Tuipulotu 12-7 38 16 54 1.0-4 . 1-0 . . . 1 . .41 Juan Martinez 12-11 30 20 50 1.0-2 . . 2 . . . . .57 QuayShawne Buckley 12-9 38 8 46 16.0-62 7.0-45 . . 1 . 1 . .87 Roman Runner 12-4 28 4 32 4.0-29 1.0-3 1-0 1 . . . . .28 Solomon Dixon 5-5 29 2 31 3.0-9 1.0-3 1-0 3 . . . . .20 Christian Whitehead 8-2 25 2 27 . . 1-1 . . 1-0 1 . .10 Broc Westlake 11-0 18 8 26 2.0-14 1.0-13 . . . . . . .47 Jordan Grabski 9-2 20 4 24 3.0-6 . . 1 . . . . .91 Vince Keener 12-11 14 8 22 1.0-8 1.5-8 . . 1 . . . .43 Quinton Bradley 8-5 11 9 20 2.0-17 3.0-17 . . . 3-0 1 . .27 Delency Parham 9-5 16 4 20 2.0-2 . . 2 . . . . .94 Marius Burgsmueller 12-7 14 6 20 2.0-4 . . . 1 1-0 1 . .55 Ryan Edwards 12-4 9 9 18 1.0-1 . . . . . 1 . .3 D’Mario Carter 7-1 7 7 14 . . 1-3 . . . . . .5 Anthony Rice 11-0 7 4 11 1.0-2 0.5-0 . . . . . . .36 Justin Parkins 10-0 8 2 10 . . . . . . . . .30 Tom Hennessey 11-0 6 3 9 . . . 1 . . . . .25 Desmond Banks 6-2 6 1 7 . . . 1 . . . . .44 Tueni Luepamanu 11-0 4 1 5 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .80 Jacob Sannon 12-0 4 . 4 . . . . . . . 1 .13 Trent Cowan 12-1 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . .83 Deon Watson 12-10 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .86 Michael LaGrone 12-5 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .45 Jake Manley 9-2 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .22 Brandon Wells 1-0 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .60 Cody Elenz 8-8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .6 Austin DeCoud 4-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .98 Aaron Lazaro 4-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .38 B Rodseth 2-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .90 Zach Cable 6-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .5 Austin Rehkow 12-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .85 Clayton Homme 11-5 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .93 Matthew Neal 3-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .8 Josh McCain 8-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .81 Taylor Elmo 11-3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .7 James Baker 11-4 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .1 Dezmon Epps 12-7 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

Total.......... 12-0 699 211 910 71-278 23-168 10-67 31 13 9-0 7 3 . Opponents...... 12-0 712 239 951 106.0-500 52-359 13-281 47 17 14-19 17 2 1


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2013 2012 2011 2010 TotalJames Baker 4/11 5/12 - na 10/21Brett Ballard 4 - na na 4Desmond Banks 2/8 na na na 2/8Spencer Beale 5/10 4/11 - na 10/21Quinton Bradley 4/6 1/11 - na 5/17Jerrel Brown 1/9 na na na 1/9QuayShawne Buckley 9/12 8 6/12 na 24/33Marius Burgsmueller 7/12 12 - na 7/24Zach Cable 7 na na na 7D’Mario Carter 1/7 10 - na 1/17Chad Chalich 7/7 - na na 7/7Buck Cowan 1/12 na na na 1/12Jesse Davis * 5/5 12/12 - na 17/17Taylor Davis 5/10 1/5 3/7 - 9/22Solomon Dixon 5/5 4/12 na na 9/17Larry Dugan 11 3 - 3 17Ryan Edwards 4/12 2/12 na na 6/24Cody Elenz 8/8 12/12 na na 20/20Taylor Elmo 3/12 - 8/12 7/11 18/35Dezmon Epps 7/12 na na na 7/12Maxx Forde 12/12 11/12 - na 23/24Jordan Grabski 2/11 na na na 2/11Tom Hennessey 12 na na na 12Clayton Homme 5/11 9/12 1/11 - 15/34Jayshawn Jordan 9/12 10 9/22Vince Keener 11/12 4/12 - - 14/24Jared Klingenberg 6 na na 6Aaron Lazaro 4 - - na 4Mike LaGrone 6/12 9/12 7/12 - 22/36Eric Lemke 2 na na na 2Najee Lovett 8/12 10/12 - na 19/24Tueni Luepamanu 11 na na na 11Sione Maile 3/5 na na na 3/5Jake Manley 1/9 2/12 - na 4/21Mike Marboe 12/12 12/12 12/12 na 36/36Juan Martinez 12/12 na na na 12/12Steve Matlock 8/8 na na na 8/8Josh McCain 8 na na na 8Marc Millan 12/12 na na na 12/12Richard Montgomery 5/12 na na na 5/12Matthew Neal 3 na na na 3Bradley Njoku 12/12 2/12 - na 14/24Kristoffer Olugbode 2/12 na na na 2/12Delency Parham 5/9 na na na 5/9Justin Parkins 11 12 na na 23Justin Podrabsky 11 9 - na 20Austin Rehkow 12/12 na na na 12/12Anthony Rice 11 na na na 11Brennett Rodseth 1 - - - 1Roman Runner 3/12 2/11 - na 4/23Dallas Sandberg 4/4 10/11 - na 14/15Jacob Sannon 12 na na na 12Kevin Shelton 2/8 na na na 2/8Russell Siavii 1/6 na na na 1/6Maurice Trotter 7 na 9 na 16Eric Tuipulotu 7/12 na na na 7/12Nick Von Rotz 12/12 na na na 12/12Deon Watson 10/12 na na na 10/12Broc Westlake 11 na na na 11Calvin White 1/3 na na na 1/3Christian Whitehead 2/8 - - - 2/8Trey Williams 8/12 4/11 - - 12/22Matt Willis 5/12 1/11 - na 6/23Mason Woods 3/3 na na na 3/3

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AT UNT1st 4 75 2:00 Manley 6 pass from Chalich 13:00

AT WYOMING4th 13 56 4:14 Rehkow 41 FG 6:15

4th 12 80 4:07 Baker 1 run 00:18VS. NIU

1st 10 75 3:38 Baker 1 run 11:22 1st 4 62 1:34 Montgomery 27 pass from Chalich 3:45 2nd 9 87 2:37 Baker 37 pass from Chalich 14:51 2nd 9 74 4:01 McCain 34 run 9:35 4th 6 36 2:05 Baker 1 run 14:19AT WSUVS. TEMPLE

1st 3 75 0;56 Montgomery 64 pass from Chalich 12:20 2nd 9 80 3:23 Montgomery 5 run 8:39 2nd 12 54 4:53 Rehkow 39 FG 1:21 3rd 6 47 3:02 Rehkow 30 FG 5:09 4th 6 59 2:17 Rehkow 38 FG 14:10 4th 9 49 3:59 Rehkow 25 FG 6:11VS. FRESNO STATE 4th 8 63 2:14 Epps 16 pass from McCain 13:11 4th 11 66 2:49 Baker 15 pass from Chalich 5:49AT ARKANSAS STATE

1st 4 42 1:42 Baker 4 run 1:29 3rd 10 60 3:33 Rehkow 28 FG 7:09 3rd 6 39 1:51 Epps 15 pass from T. Davis 4:09 4th 9 74 3:22 Baker 1 run 14:22AT OLE MISS

2nd 9 75 3:30 T. Davis 2 run 13:09 3rd 6 75 2:49 Epps 62 pass from T. Davis 6:04VS. TEXAS STATE

1st 11 75 4:28 Watson 20 pass from T. Davis 7:25 2nd 10 75 3:28 Baker 7 run 3:48 4th 14 78 4:44 Montgomery 10 pass from T. Davis 3:43VS. OLD DOMINION

1st 1 73 :19 Baker 73 pass from T. Davis 14:41 1st 4 31 2:01 T. Davis 17 run 11:41 1st 7 70 2:08 T. Davis 12 run 2:36 2nd 13 74 6:25 Rehkow 41 FG 9:50 2nd 2 65 :48 Epps 66 pass from T. Davis 1:51 3rd 8 67 3:04 Montgomery 12 run 1:20AT FLORIDA STATE 2nd 10 63 1:44 Montgomery 15 pass from T. Davis 00:41 4th 9 75 3:37 Lovett 14 pass from McCain 00:42AT NMSU 2nd 6 77 2:48 LaGrone 56 pass from T. Davis 14:11 2nd 13 69 5:30 Rehkow 25 FG 7:34 2nd 4 1 1:27 Rehkow 27 FG 4:48 3rd 10 55 4:23 Rehkow 25 FG 4:51

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RUSHING YARDSJames Baker 150 at Arkansas State Oct. 12, 2013

James Baker 114 vs. Texas State Nov. 2, 2013 Chad Chalich 114 vs. Temple Sept. 28, 2013RUSHING CARRIES James Baker 23 at Arkansas State Oct. 12, 2103 Chad Chalich 20 vs. Northern Illinois Sept. 14, 2013

James Baker 19 vs. Northern Illinois Sept. 14, 2013RECEIVING YARDS

Dezmon Epps 175 vs. Old Dominion Nov. 2, 2013 Dezmon Epps 126 at Florida State Nov. 23, 2013 Dezmon Epps 110 vs. Northern Illinois Sept. 14, 2013 Richard Montgomery 102 vs. Temple Sept. 28, 2013RECEPTIONS

Dezmon Epps 9 vs. Northern Illinois Sept. 14, 2013 Dezmon Epps 9 vs. Old Dominion Nov. 2, 2013 Dezmon Epps 8 at North Texas Aug. 31, 2013 Dezmon Epps 8 at Arkansas State Oct. 12, 2013 Dezmon Epps 8 at New Mexico State Nov. 30, 2013PASSING YARDS

Chad Chalich 310 vs. Temple Sept. 28, 2013 Taylor Davis 250 at New Mexico State Nov. 30, 2013 Taylor Davis 220 at Florida State Nov. 23, 2013PASS COMPLETIONS

Chad Chalich 26 vs. Temple Sept. 28, 2013 Chad Chalich 22 at Wyoming Sept. 7, 2013 Taylor Davis 21 at New Mexico State Nov. 30, 2013 Taylor Davis 20 vs. Texas State Nov. 2, 2013PASS ATTEMPTS

Chad Chalich 43 vs. Temple Sept. 28, 2013 Taylor Davis 41 at New Mexico State Nov. 30, 2013 Taylor Davis 39 at Arkansas State Oct. 12, 2013 Taylor Davis 38 at Florida State Nov. 23, 2013ALL PURPOSE YARDS

Dezmon Epps 248 vs. Old Dominion Nov. 2, 2013 Dezmon Epps 197 at Florida State Nov. 23, 2013 Richard Montgomery 170 vs. Northern Illinois Sept. 14, 2013TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS

Chad Chalich 424 vs. Temple Sept. 28, 2013 Taylor Davis 274 at New Mexico State Nov. 30, 2013 Chad Chalich 251 at North Texas Aug. 31, 2013

2013 BIG GAMES

TACKLESBradley Njoku 15 (12/3) vs. Fresno State Oct. 5, 2013

Roman Runner 13 (11/2) at Florida State Nov. 23, 2013 Marc Millan 11 (4/7) at Arkansas State Oct. 12, 2013 Trey Williams 11 (7/4) at New Mexico State Nov. 30, 2013 TACKLES FOR LOSS

Roman Runner 3.5 (-18) at Florida State Nov. 23, 2013 Marc Millan 3.0 (-15) at Wyoming Sept. 7, 2103 Q. Buckley 3.0 (-10) vs. Temple Sept. 28, 2013 Maxx Forde 3.0 (-12) vs. Old Dominion Sept. 2, 2013SACKS

Marc Millan 2 (-14) at Wyoming Sept. 7, 2013INTERCEPTIONS Bradley Njoku 1 (18) at North Texas Aug. 31, 2013 D’Mario Carter 1 (3) at Washington State Sept. 21, 2013 Solomon Dixon 1 (0) at Wyoming Sept. 7, 2013 Jayshawn Jordan 1 (0) vs. Fresno State Oct. 5, 2013 Eric Tuipulotu 1 (0) vs. Fresno State Oct. 5, 2013 Trey Williams 1 (37) at Arkansas State Oct. 12, 2013 Trey Williams 1 (8) vs. Old Dominion Nov. 2, 2013 Trey Williams 1 (0) at Florida State Nov. 23, 2013 Jayshawn Jordan 1 (0) at New Mexico State Nov. 30, 2013FUMBLE RECOVERIES

Jordan Grabski 2 (-3) at North Texas Aug. 31, 2013 Maxx Forde 2 (0) at Washington State Sept. 21, 2013PUNT RETURNS Dezmon Epps 5 vs. Northern Illinois Sept. 14, 2013PUNT RETURN YARDS Dezmon Epps 47 vs. Old Dominion Nov. 2, 2013 Dezmon Epps 34 vs. Northern Illinois Sept. 14, 2013KICKOFF RETURNS

Najee Lovett 5 at Arkansas State Oct. 12, 2013KICKOFF RETURN YARDS

Najee Lovett 96 at Arkansas State Oct. 12, 2013

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HISTORY

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NAME RECORD YEARS SEASONS PCT.Keith Gilbertson 28-9-0 1986-88 3 .757John L. Smith 53-21-0 1989-94 6 .716Dennis Erickson 36-23-0 1982-85, 2006 5 .610Chris Tormey 33-23-0 1995-99 5 .589Thomas Kelley 8-5-1 1920-21 2 .571F.D. Herbold 4-2-1 1900-01 2 .571J.G. Griffi th 28-22-2 1902-06, 1910-14 10 .538Robert Matthews 16-14-2 1922-25 4 .500J.R. Middleton 6-3-3 1907-08 2 .500Don Robbins 20-24-0 1970-73 4 .455Steve Musseau 13-17-0 1965-67 3 .433John S. Grogan 3-4-0 1909 1 .429Charles F. Erb 10-10-4 1926-28 3 .417Leo B. Calland 20-30-0 1929-34 6 .400Ralph Hutchinson 2-3-0 1919 1 .400Dee Andros 11-16-1 1962-64 3 .393W.C. Bleasmaster 5-8-0 1916-17 2 .385

NAME RECORD YEARS SEASONS PCTDixie Howell 13-20-1 1947-50 4 .371Francis Schmidt 7-12-0 1941-42 2 .368Ed Troxel 16-25-3 1974-77 4 .364Y.C. McNease 7-13-0 1968-69 2 .350Jerry Davitch 15-29-0 1978-81 4 .341Ted Bank 18-32-4 1935-40 6 .333Robb Akey 20-50 2007-12 6 .286Skip Stahley 22-51-2 1954-61 8 .293Babe Curfman 7-19-1 1951-53 3 .259Tom Cable 11-35-0 2000-03 4 .239Nick Holt 5-18-0 2004-05 2 .217Paul Petrino 1-12-0 2013- 1 .083C.M. Rademacher 1-4-1 1915 1 .167J.A. Brown 2-15-0 1945-46 2 .117Jason Gesser * 0-4 2012 * .000G.E. Higgins 0-5-0 1894-95, 1897-98 4 .000Morse 0-4-0 1899 1 .000* interim coach for fi nal four games of 2012 season

Keith GilbertsonAll-time winning percentage (.757)

Chris TormeyFirst bowl victory – 1998 Humanitarian

John L. SmithSecond all-time winning percentage

Dennis EricksonThird all-time winning percentage

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YEAR COACH OVERALL CONF. FIN.1894 G.E. Higgins 0-2-01895 G.E. Higgins 0-1-01896 No Team 1897 G.E. Higgins 0-1-01898 G.E. Higgins 0-1-01899 Morse 0-4-01900 F.D. Herbold 1-0-01901 F.D. Herbold 3-2-11902 J.G. Griffi th 1-3-11903 J.G. Griffi th 3-1-01904 J.G. Griffi th 2-1-01905 J.G. Griffi th 5-0-01906 J.G. Griffi th 2-4-01907 J. R. Middleton 4-1-11908 J. R. Middleton 2-2-21909 John S. Grogan 3-4-01910 J.G. Griffi th 4-2-01911 J.G. Griffi th 4-3-01912 J.G. Griffi th 2-2-01913 J.G. Griffi th 3-3-01914 J.G. Griffi th 2-3-11915 C.M. Rademacher 1-4-11916 W.C. Bleasmaster 3-5-01917 W.C. Bleasmaster 2-3-01918 No Team 1919 Ralph Hutchinson 2-3-01920 Thomas Kelley 4-2-01921 Thomas Kelley 4-3-11922 Robert Mathews 3-5-0 0-4-0 8th1923 Robert Mathews 5-2-1 2-2-1 3rd1924 Robert Mathews 5-2-1 4-2-0 4th1925 Robert Mathews 3-5-0 2-3-0 6th1926 Charles F. Erb 3-4-1 1-4-0 T6th1927 Charles F. Erb 4-2-2 2-0-2 3rd1928 Charles F. Erb 3-4-1 2-3-0 T6th1929 Leo B. Calland 4-5-0 1-4-0 T7th1930 Leo B. Calland 4-7-0 0-5-0 10th1931 Leo B. Calland 3-4-0 1-4-0 8th1932 Leo B. Calland 3-5-0 1-4-0 T8th1933 Leo B. Calland 3-4-0 1-4-0 9th1934 Leo B. Calland 2-4-0 1-4-0 8th1935 Ted Bank 2-7-0 1-5-0 9th1936 Ted Bank 3-7-0 0-4-0 10th1937 Ted Bank 4-3-1 2-2-0 5th1938 Ted Bank 6-3-1 2-3-1 7th1939 Ted Bank 2-6-0 0-3-0 10th1940 Ted Bank 1-7-1 0-4-0 10th1941 Francis Schmidt 4-5-0 0-4-0 10th1942 Francis Schmidt 3-7-0 1-5-0 9th1943 no team1944 no team1945 J.A. Brown 1-7-0 1-5-0 8th1946 J.A. Brown 1-8-0 0-5-0 10th1947 Dixie Howell 4-4-0 1-4-0 9th1948 Dixie Howell 3-6-0 1-5-0 9th1949 Dixie Howell 3-5-0 1-4-0 9th1950 Dixie Howell 3-5-1 1-1-1 5th1951 Babe Curfman 2-7-0 0-3-0 9th1952 Babe Curfman 4-4-1 1-3-0 8th1953 Babe Curfman 1-8-0 0-3-0 9th1954 Skip Stahley 4-5-0 1-2-0 7th

YEAR COACH OVERALL CONF. FIN.1955 Skip Stahley 2-7-0 0-4-0 9th1956 Skip Stahley 4-5-0 0-4-0 9th1957 Skip Stahley 4-4-1 0-3-0 9th1958 Skip Stahley 4-5-0 0-3-0 9th1959 Skip Stahley 1-9-01960 Skip Stahley 1-9-01961 Skip Stahley 2-7-11962 Dee Andros 2-6-11963 Dee Andros 5-4-01964 Dee Andros 4-6-01965 Stephen Musseau 5-5-0 3-1-0 T1st1966 Stephen Musseau 4-6-0 3-1-0 2nd1967 Stephen Musseau 4-6-0 2-2-0 T2nd1968 Y.C. McNease 5-5-0 3-1-0 T1st1969 Y.C. McNease 2-8-0 1-3-0 4th1970 Don Robbins 4-7-0 2-2-0 T3rd1971 Don Robbins 8-3-0 4-1-0 1st1972 Don Robbins 4-7-0 2-3-0 5th1973 Don Robbins 4-7-0 3-2-0 1974 Ed Troxel 2-8-1 2-2-1 3rd1975 Ed Troxel 4-5-2 2-2-2 T4th1976 Ed Troxel 7-4-0 5-1-0 2nd1977 Ed Troxel 3-8-0 2-4-0 T4th1978 Jerry Davitch 2-9-0 2-4-0 T5th1979 Jerry Davitch 4-7-0 2-5-0 T5th1980 Jerry Davitch 6-5-0 4-3-0 T2nd1981 Jerry Davitch 3-8-0 0-7-0 8th1982 Dennis Erickson 9-4-0 5-2-0 T2nd1983 Dennis Erickson 8-3-0 4-3-0 T3rd1984 Dennis Erickson 6-5-0 4-3-0 T3rd1985 Dennis Erickson 9-3-0 6-1-0 1st1986 Keith Gilbertson 8-4-0 5-2-0 3rd1987 Keith Gilbertson 9-3-0 7-1-0 1st1988 Keith Gilbertson 11-2-0 7-1-0 1st1989 John L. Smith 9-3-0 8-0-0 1st1990 John L. Smith 9-4-0 6-2 2nd1991 John L. Smith 6-5-0 4-4 T4th1992 John L. Smith 9-3-0 6-1 1st1993 John L. Smith 11-3-0 5-2 2nd1994 John L. Smith 9-3-0 5-2 2nd1995 Chris Tormey 6-5-0 4-3 T2nd1996 Chris Tormey 6-5-0 3-2 T3rd1997 Chris Tormey 5-6-0 2-3 T4th1998 Chris Tormey 9-3-0 4-1 1st1999 Chris Tormey 7-4-0 4-2 2nd2000 Tom Cable 5-6-0 3-2 3rd2001 Tom Cable 1-10-0 1-5 7th2002 Tom Cable 2-10-0 1-5 7th2003 Tom Cable 3-9-0 3-4 T4th2004 Nick Holt 3-9-0 2-5 5th2005 Nick Holt 2-9-0 2-6 T6th2006 Dennis Erickson 4-8-0 3-5 6th2007 Robb Akey 1-11-0 0-8 8th2008 Robb Akey 2-10-0 1-7 T8th2009 Robb Akey 8-5-0 4-4 4th2010 Robb Akey 6-7-0 3-5 6th2011 Robb Akey 2-10-0 1-6 8th2012 Robb Akey 1-7 1-2 *2012 Jason Gesser 0-4 0-3 !*2013 Paul Petrino 1-11 NA

* team fi nished sixth in the WAC! Interim coach for fi nal four games

ALL-TIME COACHES

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FINAL IDAHO SEASON RND PICK PLAYER NAME TEAM POSITION2012 Bobby Cowan Oakland P Gary Walker Baltimore S Benson Mayowa Seattle DE Justin Veltung Seattle WR2011 5 19 154 Korey Toomer Seattle LB Princeton McCarty Carolina RB Tyrone Novikoff Dallas OL Michael Cosgrove Detroit DL Matt Cleveland Cleveland OL2010 5 13 144 Shiloh Keo Texans S 5 29 160 Nathan Enderle Bears QB 7 35 238 Daniel Hardy Buccaneers TE2009 1 17 17 Mike Iupati 49ers OG Max Komar Cardinals WR De`Maundray Woolridge Rams RB Jeromy Jones Rams S2008 7 12 221 Eddie Williams Redskins TE T.J. Conley Jets P2007 7 45 252 David Vobora Rams LB Stanley Franks Chargers CB Brandon Ogletree Dolphins LB Rolly Lumbala Dolphins TE2006 Luke Smith-Anderson Oilers TE Jade Tadvick Lions OL Keith Greer Saints FB2005 D.J. Smith Panthers WR Cole Snyder Colts LB2004 5 9 141 Jake Scott Colts T Ryan Downes Cardinals P Rod Bryant Jets DB Brian Howard Rams DL2003 Tali Atoe Cardinals DL Jordan Kramer Chargers LB2002 John Welsh Giants QB Chris Lacy Colts WR Wil Beck Redskins DL Brad Rice Giants LB2001 7 27 227 Mike Roberg Panthers TE Rick DeMulling Colts OG Chris Nofoaiga 49ers LB Dennis Gibbs Lions DB Patrick Venzke Jaguars OL

FINAL IDAHO SEASON RND PICK PLAYER NAME TEAM POSITION2000 5 7 136 Mao Tosi Cardinals DT1997 3 8 68 Ryan Phillips Giants DE1996 6 23 190 Jim Mills Chargers T Eddie Howard Lions P Dwight McKinzie Chargers WR1995 Sherriden May Jets RB Mike Hollis Panthers K1994 Alan Allen Jets WR 4 13 116 Doug Nussmeier Saints QB1993 4 14 98 Jeff Robinson Broncos DE1992 Kasey Dunn Oilers WR1991 Charlie Oliver Browns DB Kris McCall Chargers DB1990 6 1 138 John Friesz Chargers QB Lee Allen Chargers WR1989 6 12 151 Marvin Washington Jets DE 10 12 263 Mark Schlereth Redskins G Richard Carey Bengals DB1988 Ken Hobart Chargers QB Cal Loveall Oilers CB Pete Wilkins Patriots DE1987 Brant Bengen Seahawks WR Scott Linehan Cowboys QB Tom Cable Colts OL1986 12 18 323 Eric Yarber Redskins WR1985 Joe Smiley Colts OL1984 10 14 266 Kurt Vestman Bears TE Shawn Jackson Tampa Bay LB Brian Allen Redskins WR1983 7 9 177 Sam Merriman Seahawks LB1982 7 24 191 Tom Coombs Jets TE Jay Hayes Lions DE 11 26 305 Russell Davis Bengals RB1980 6 15 153 Mark McNeal Seahawks DE1978 Joe Pellegrini Jets DL1977 4 3 87 John Yarno Seahawks C1976 13 20 367 Craig Crnick Raiders DE1974 10 6 240 Bob Van Duyne Colts G 13 5 317 Randy Hall Colts DB1973 16 10 400 Ken Muhlbeier Broncos C Steve Hunter Cowboys CB

BENSON MAYOWAFree agent 2013 draft

JUSTIN VELTUNGFree agent 2013 draft

GARY WALKERFree agent 2013 draft

KOREY TOOMERFifth round 2012 draft

JOJO DICKSONFree agent 2011 draft

BENSON MAYOWWABENSON MAYOWOWWWA JUSTIN VELTUNNGJUSTIN VELTUUNNNNG KOREY TOOMERERKOREY TOOMERERERER

NFL VANDALS

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FINAL IDAHO SEASON RND PICK PLAYER NAME TEAM POSITION1972 6 16 146 Fred Riley Falcons WR 10 7 241 Andy Kupp Saints G 17 12 428 Ron Linehan Steelers LB Robert Williams Cowboys RB1971 Tim Reese 49ers DE Jesse Craig Patriots DB Steve Olson Giants QB1970 4 11 89 Jerry Hendren Broncos WR 15 19 383 Bob Haney Lions T 17 8 424 Mike Sizelove Eagles TE Jeff Guillory Cowboys RB1969 Ken Dotson Eagles DB Jim Pearsall Vikings RB Rob Young Steelers FB1968 Darrell Danielson Bengals LB1967 1 13 13 Ray McDonald Redskins RB 5 19 126 Ron Porter Colts LB 8 7 192 John Foruria Steelers QB 9 1 212 Tim Lavens Saints TE Jerry Ahlin Cowboys DE John Daniel Cowboys OL Tom Stephens Steelers DE1966 5 13 77 Dick Ardt Rams T 7 13 108 Ray Miller Packers DE 14 10 210 LaVerle Pratt Cardinals LB 15 3 218 Joe Dobson Steelers T Steve Burrato Packers OL1965 14 9 191 Max Leetzow Vikings E Joe Chapman Vikings DB Charlie Jenkins Steelers LB1964 10 11 137 Jim Moran Giants T 11 1 141 Dennis Almquist 49ers G 15 7 203 Mike Mayne Rams E1963 Bob Ames Packers OL Chuck Fries NY Titans OL Bob Dehlinger NY Titans WR Mike Mosolf Cowboys QB1961 8 4 102 Reg Carolan Rams E Tony Anderson Bears OL Theron Nelson Broncos RB

FINAL IDAHO SEASON RND PICK PLAYER NAME TEAM POSITION1960 7 3 75 Jim Norton Lions WR 11 8 128 Stan Fanning Bears T1959 6 10 70 Jim Prestel Browns T1958 4 2 39 Jerry Kramer Packers G 4 8 45 Wayne Walker Lions C 11 6 127 Larry Aldrich Steelers E 16 2 183 Wade Patterson Cardinals E 18 11 216 Alvin Johnson Browns T1957 11 8 129 Dick Foster Redskins T1955 15 9 178 Burdette Hess 49ers G1954 18 12 217 Norm Hayes Lions T 29 12 349 Mel Bertrand Lions C1953 26 2 303 Don Ringe Cardinals T1952 9 8 105 Glen Christian 49ers B1951 16 8 191 Bill Fray Yanks T 21 7 250 King Block Lions B 28 8 335 Jim Chadband Yanks B1950 5 8 61 Carl Kiilsgaard Cardinals T 28 8 360 Jerry Diehl Steelers B1948 27 3 248 Ed Watkins Redskins T1947 Mill Miklich Giants LB Delmer Owens Yankees DB1945 29 11 307 Jim Evans Packers E1943 20 6 186 Veto Berllus Giants E 26 1 241 Irv Konopka Lions T 30 4 284 Pete Hecomovich Cardinals B1942 George Nixon Dodgers WR1939 8 7 67 Dick Trzuskowski Lions T 12 6 106 Hal Roise Bears B1938 Stan Pavkov Rams OL Dean Green Eagles RB George Thiessen Rams RB1936 4 7 34 Theron Ward Packers B1935 Willis Smith Giants RB1933 John Norby Gunners OL1929 Sam Diehl Cardinals OL John Vesser Cardinals E1926 Ray Stephens Yankees OL Ted Bucklin Cardinals FB1924 Robert Fitzke Yellow Jackets RB

NATHAN ENDERLEFifth round 2011 draft

SHILOH KEOFifth round 2011 draft

MIKE IUPATIFirst round 2010 draft

T.J. CONLEYFree agent 2009

SHILOHLOHLOHLOLOLOOOOLOH KEOSHILOHLOHLOHLOHLOLOLOOOOH KEO MIKKE IE IUPUPATI T.J. CONLEYT J CCCCCOOOONLONLEYEYEY JAKE SCOTTFifth round 2005 draft

NFL VANDALS

114

#17 JOHN FRIESZ1986-89

John Friesz became Idaho’s fi rst inductee into the College Football Hall of Fame when he joined the 2006 class.

A two-time First Team All-America selection, Friesz twice led the nation in passing and received the 1989 Walter Payton Award as Division I-AA’s National Player of the Year. With more than 10,000 career passing yards, he ranks among the Top 20 in Division I-AA history. A Big Sky Conference legend, Friesz was chosen conference Player of the Year and fi rst team all-conference three times while leading the Vandals to three straight conference championships. An eight-time conference Player of the Week mention, he broke virtually every school single-season and career passing record. Idaho’s Most Valuable Player Award is name in his honor.

Drafted in the sixth round of the 1990 NFL Draft by Seattle, Friesz went on to enjoy a 10-year professional career. An active member in his community, he has hosted a golf tournament benefi ting the American Diabetes Association. A member of Big Brothers & Big Sisters, Friesz also participates in numerous charity events for the Special Olympics.

#9 KEN HOBART 1981-83

“The Kamiah Kid,” a walkon who led the Vandals at quarterback from 1981-83, ranks second all-time in total offense with 11,126 yards, behind former Vandal Doug Nussmeier.

When he fi nished his collegiate career, Hobart was only the second player in NCAA history to break the 10,000-yard mark. He was a unanimous fi rst team All-Big Sky Conference selection in 1982, and was the Offensive Player of the Year. He was also a second team Division I-AA All-American pick.

In 1983, Hobart was a fi rst team All-American selection and the University of Idaho’s Most Valuable Offensive Player. He set (at the time) 26 Idaho, 23 Big Sky, and 12 NCAA Division I-AA records.

Hobart was selected to the Big Sky Conference Silver Anniversary Team. He was a co-basketball coach at his high school alma mater in Kamiah in 1985.

The Ken Hobart Scholarship was the fi rst in the University of Idaho Vandal Boosters Athletics Scholarship Endow-ment Program.

#64 JERRY KRAMER1954-57

Kramer was an outstanding Vandal guard who played from 1954-57. He was a second-team All Pacifi c Coast Confer-ence pick and a fi rst-team All-American as a senior.

He was chosen to represent the Uni-versity of Idaho in the East-West Shrine, North-South and College All-Star games, and was a Helms Foundation All-Star. While at Idaho, Kramer was never injured and never missed a practice. He aver-aged 58 minutes playing time his junior and senior years.

Kramer was drafted in the fourth round and enjoyed an illustrious career with the Green Bay Packers. He was a fi ve-time All-NFL Team selection and competed on fi ve World Championship teams.

In 1969, Kramer was named Outstand-ing Guard in the History of Professional Football. He still is remembered for the monster hit he put on Dallas Cowboy Jethro Pugh to enable Bart Starr to score the winning touchdown in the Packers’ 1967 championship game victory over the Cowboys.

He was chosen to the 50th Anniversary Senior Bowl All-Time team.

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#53 WAYNE WALKER1954-57

Walker was a three-year starter at linebacker and center.

As a senior, he was chosen to rep-resent Idaho in the East-West Shrine Game and the Chicago All-Star game. He was voted the Most Valuable Defensive Player in the Shrine Game after record-ing 15 tackles, two interceptions and one blocked punt.

He was honored by his teammates by being chosen team captain his senior year. Walker was drafted in the fourth round by the Detroit Lions, where he went on to enjoy a highly successful career at linebacker and placekicker.

He was selected to the NFL All-Rookie Team his fi rst year and later was honored with fi ve Pro Bowl appearances. Walker twice was chosen the Idaho Male Athlete of the Year – in 1968 and 1971 – and is a member of the Idaho Sports Hall of Fame.

After retiring from professional football, Walker went on to an Emmy-award win-ning career as a sports broadcaster for KPIX-TV in San Francisco. He spent 11 years as a color analyst for CBS sports and retired as the color commentator for the San Francisco 49ers.

#56 JOHN YARNO1973-76

Yarno is the only Vandal player to be chosen an AP First-Team All-American, an honor he received his senior season. He also received All-American recognition from UPI, The Sporting News and NEA News Service.

Yarno represented Idaho in the East-West Shrine Game and the Senior Bowl, and appeared on national television on Bob Hope’s Christmas Special with other fi rst-team All-Americans. He was the 1976 Big Sky Conference Offensive Player of the Year (the fi rst lineman ever to earn the honor and the only unanimous all-con-ference offense selection that year), and won similar honors as Idaho Offensive Player of the Year.

Yarno was drafted by Seattle in 1977 and played center for the Seahawks from 1977-1982. He played in 72 games and started 64. Following his fi ve years with the Seahawks, Yarno played for the Den-ver Gold of the USFL.

Yarno was chosen the 1976 Idaho Male Athlete of the Year, the 1976 Ama-teur Athlete of the Year by the Greater Spokane Sports Association and to the Big Sky Conference Silver Anniversary team.

Larry AldrichWayne Anderson

Dee AndrosReg Carolan

Russell Davis Jr.Rick DeMulling

Kasey DunnLaune Erickson

Dick FosterRich Fox

John FrieszAbe Goff

Leon GreenRandy HallAlan Head

Jerry HendrenE.B. Hess

Ken HobartMike Hollis

Norm IversonCraig JuntenenCarl Kiilsgaaard

Flip KleffnerSib KleffnerEd Knecht

Jerry KramerDon Matthews (Class of 2010)

Sherriden MayRay McDonaldSam Merriman

Dick Mooney (Class of 2012)Yo MurphyJim Norton

Doug NussmeierRyan PhillipsJim Prestel

Jeff RobinsonMark Schlereth

Ken SchromJake ScottWillis SmithJoel ThomasChris TormeyWayne Walker

Marvin WashingtonWilliam Williams

John Yarno1998 Humanitarian Bowl

Championship Team

VANDAL LEGENDS

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1957 Jerry Kramer Guard1965 Ray McDonald Running back1966 Ray McDonald Running back1969 Jerry Hendren Receiver1976 John Yarno Center AP 1st Team1979 Kyle Riddell Defensive tackle1982 Ken Hobart Quarterback AP 2nd Team1983 Ken Hobart Quarterback KDK, AP 1st Team1985 Eric Yarber Receiver KDK 1st Team1986 Tom Hennessey Linebacker FN 2nd Team1987 John Friesz Quarterback AP 2nd Team1988 John Friesz Quarterback KDK, TSN 1st; AP 2nd1988 Greg Hale Offensive tackle WC 1st Team1988 Brian Smith Defensive back FBG 1st Team1988 Steve Unger Center AP 2nd Team1988 Mark Schlereth Offensive guard TSN 2nd Team1988 Marvin Washington Defensive end AP, FBG 3rd Team1989 John Friesz Quarterback AP, KDK, TSN, FBG 1st Coaches Choice I-AA Player of the Year FBG Offensive Player of the Year1989 Lee Allen Wide receiver AP, TSN, FBG 1st Team1989 Steve Unger Center FBG 1st, AP 3rd1989 Todd Neu Offensive tackle TSN 2nd Team1989 Kasey Dunn Receiver FBG 3rd Team1989 Mike Zeller Defensive tackle AP, FBG 3rd Team1990 Kasey Dunn Wide receiver AP, KDK, TSN, WC, FBG 1st 1990 Devon Pearce Running back FB Gaz. 1st, AP, TSN 2nd1990 Charlie Oliver Defensive back FBG, TSN 3rd1990 Jeff Robinson Defensive end FBG 3rd Team

1991 Kasey Dunn Wide receiver AP, KDK, TSN, WC, FBG 1st Team 1991 Jeff Robinson Defensive end FBG 1st, AP, TSN 2nd1991 Tom Sugg Punter FBG 1st, AP 2nd1991 Ela Ala’ilima-Daley Tight end FBG 2nd1991 Doug Nussmeier Quarterback FBG HM1991 Jody Schnug Offensive tackle FBG Honorable Mention1992 Jeff Robinson Defensive end AP, KDK, TSN, WC, FBG 1st team1992 Yo Murphy Wide receiver AP, TSN, WC 1st team1992 Chris Schneider Offensive guard TSN 2nd Team1992 Jody Schnug Offensive tackle TSN 2nd Team1993 Doug Nussmeier Quarterback AP, KDK, TSN, WC, FBG 1st TSN Walter Payton Player of the Year1993 Mat Groshong Center TSN, WC 1st, AP 2nd1993 Sherriden May Running back AP 2nd1993 Jody Schnug Offensive tackle TSN 2nd 1994 Sherriden May Running back AP, AFCA, TSN, FBG 1st team1994 Jim Mills Offensive tackle TSN 1st team, AP FBG 2nd team1994 Kyle Gary Wide receiver TSN 2nd team, FBG HM1994 Ryan Phillips Defensive end AP, FBG 2nd team1994 Ryan Woolverton Kicker FBG, TSN HM1994 Duke Garrett Linebacker FBG, TSN HM1995 Ryan Phillips Defensive end AFCA, FBG, 1st team AP, 3rd team1995 Dave Longoria Linebacker FBG, honorable mention1995 Dwight McKinzie Wide receiver FBG, honorable mention2001 Brandon Kania Defensive end TSN!, 2nd team all-freshman2006 Stanley Franks Cornerback SI.com, honorable mention2008 T.J. Conley Punter WC, TSN!, ESPN 1st AP, second; Rivals.com, third2009 Mike Iupati Offensive guard WC, FWAA, AFCA, AP 1st TSN 2nd2011 Bobby Cowan Punter FWAA,1st2013 Austin Rehkow Punter WC

At right, Austin Rehkow became the fi rst freshman in school history to earn All-American honors with his selection to the Walter Camp All-American team. At left, 2009 consensus All-American Mike Iupati is

shown visiting with Idaho’s fi rst All-American, Jerry Kramer, before the 2009 Humanitarian Bowl.

ALL-AMERICANS

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1925 John Vesser End East-West Shrine 1927 Chuck Diehl Guard East-West Shrine 1929 Gordon Diehl East-West Shrine 1931 Elmer Martin East-West Shrine 1933 John Norby East-West Shrine 1935 Norm Iverson East-West Shrine1935 Theron Ward East-West Shrine 1938 Richard Trzuskowski East-West Shrine1945 Morris Kline East-West Shrine 1947 Billy Williams East-West Shrine1949 Carl Kiilsgaard East-West Shrine1954 Burdette Hess East-West Shrine 1956 Dick Foster East-West Shrine 1957 Jerry Kramer Guard East-West Shrine1957 Jerry Kramer Guard Senior Bowl1957 Larry Aldrich East-West Shrine 1957 Wayne Walker Linebacker, center East-West Shrine 1963 Jim Moran Senior Bowl1965 Joe Dobson Senior Bowl1966 Ray McDonald Tailback East-West Shrine 1966 Ray McDonald Tailback Senior Bowl1966 Ron Porter Coaches All-American1966 Dick Arndt Senior Bowl1969 Jerry Hendren Receiver Senior Bowl1969 Jerry Hendren Receiver Coaches All-American1969 Jerry Hendren Receiver College All-Star 1971 Fred Riley American Bowl1972 Ken Muhlbeier East-West Shrine 1976 John Yarno Center Senior Bowl1976 John Yarno Center East-West Shrine 1977 Joe Pellegrini East-West Shrine

1982 Sam Merriman Linebacker East-West Shrine 1989 John Friesz Quarterback East-West Shrine1989 John Friesz Quarterback Blue-Gray All-Star 1989 Lee Allen Receiver Blue-Gray All-Star 1992 Jeff Robinson Defensive end Senior Bowl1993 Doug Nussmeier Quarterback Senior Bowl Doug Nussmeier Quarterback East West-Shrine1994 Eddie Howard Punter Blue-Gray All-Star 1996 Ryan Phillips Defensive end Blue-Gray All-Star Ryan Phillips Defensive end Senior Bowl1998 Joel Thomas Running back East-West Shrine Joel Thomas Running back Senior Bowl1999 Mao Tosi Defensive tackle East-West Shrine Mao Tosi Defensive tackle Senior Bowl2001 John Welsh Quarterback Blue-Gray Classic John Welsh Quarterback Paradise Bowl2002 Blair Lewis Tailback Paradise Bowl2003 Jake Scott Offensive tackle Gridiron Classic Jake Scott Offensive tackle All-American Classic2007 David Vobora Linebacker East-West Shrine2009 Mike Iupati Offensive guard Senior Bowl2010 Shiloh Keo Safety Senior Bowl Shiloh Keo Safety East-West Shrine Nathan Enderle Quarterback Senior Bowl Nathan Enderle Quarterback East-West Shrine2011 Korey Toomer Linebacker Players All-Star Classic Tyrone Novikoff Offensive line Players All-Star Classic2012 Trey Farquhar Kicker Texas vs. The Nation Bobby Cowan Punter NFLPA Collegiate Bowl2013 James Baker Runnng back Medal of Honor Bowl

Jerry Hendren (left), one of the greatest receivers in Vandal football history, played in three all-star games after his senior season, while Korey Toomer (above) played in one following the 2011 season. Mao`o Tosi (right), who has garnered national attention for his work with under-privileged youth in his native Alaska, played in two.

ALL-STARS

118

FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONSALL-NORTHWEST CONFERENCE

1920 – HB, Robert “Gus” Irving1921 – HB, Robert “Gus” Irving1922 – QB, Howard “Beanie” Breshears1924 – QB, Vernon “Skippy” Stivers

ALL-PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE1924 – End, John Vesser1927 – Guard, Charles Diehl

ALL-BIG SKY (FIRST TEAM)1965 – OT Joe Dobson, C Steve Buratto, RB Ray McDonald, RB Tim Lavens, DL Tom Stephens, DL Dick Arndt, DL John Boisen, LB Ron Porter, LB Jerry Campbell, DB Bill Scott.1966 – OG Steve Ulrich, C Bob Skuse, RB Ray McDonald, DL Tom Stephens, DL Dick Arndt, LB Ron Porter.1967 – OT Jim Thiemens, C Ulrich, RB Jim Pearsall, DB Ken Dotson.1968 – WR Jerry Hendren, RB Rob Young, LB Joe Tasby, DB Dotson.1969 – WR Jerry Hendren, LB Roosevelt Owens, LB Ron Linehan.1970 – WR Terry Moreland, RB Fred Riley, DL Tim Reese, LB Ron Linehan.1971 – OG Andy Kupp, RB Fred Riley, DL Rick Simmons, DL Steve Barker, LB Rand Marquess, LB Ron Linehan.1972 – OC Ken Muhlbeier, RB Bernie Rem-bert, LB Rand Marquess.1973 – WR Bill Kashetta, DL Loyd Grims-rud, DB Randy Hall, DB Bucky Bruns.1974 – TE Steve Duncanson, RB J.C. Chadband.1975 – TE Steve Duncanson, QB Dave Comstock, RB Chadband, DB Bill Keilty.

1976 – OT Wil Overgaard, OG Clarance Hough, C John Yarno,RB Robert Brooks, DL Chris Tormey, LB Kjel Kiilsgaard.1977 – DL Tim Sanford, P Ralph Lowe.1979 – OT Kyle Riddell, C Larry Coombs, DL Mark McNeal, K Pete O’Brien.1980 – OT Bruce Fery.1982 – WR Vic Wallace, TE Kurt Vestman, QB Ken Hobart, LB Sam Merriman.1983 – WR Brian Allen, QB Ken Hobart, DB Boyce Bailey.1984 – WR Eric Yarber, C Matt Watson, DB Cal Loveall.1985 – WR Eric Yarber, OT Mark Caldwell, DL John Andrews, LB Tom Hennessey, DB Mark Tidd.1986 – LB Tom Hennessey.1987 – OT Greg Hale, OG Todd Neu, QB John Friesz, DL Pete Wilkins, DB Ernest Sanders, DB Virgil Paulsen.1988 – WR John Jake, OT Greg Hale, C Steve Unger, QB John Friesz, DB Brian Smith, DL Marvin Washington.1989 – QB John Friesz, WR Lee Allen, C Steve Unger, OG Troy Wright, DL Mike Zeller, LB Roger Cecil, CB Charlie Oliver.1990 – RB Devon Pearce, WR Kasey Dunn, DB Oliver, DE Jeff Robinson1991 – WR Kasey Dunn, DE Jeff Robinson, P Tom Sugg1992 – RB Sherriden May, WR Yo Murphy, QB Doug Nussmeier, DE Jeff Robinson, OT Jody Schnug.1993 – RB Sherriden May, OT Jody Schnug.1994 – RB Sherriden May, LB Duke Garrett, OT Jim Mills, PK Ryan Woolverton, WR Kyle Gary, DE Ryan Phillips1995 – DE Ryan Phillips, LB Dave Longoria, WR Dwight McKinzie

ALL-BIG WEST (FIRST TEAM)1996 – DE Ryan Phillips, WR Antonio Wil-son, RB Joel Thomas, OL Steve Zenk, DE Barry Mitchell1997 – WR Antonio Wilson, DT Tim Wilson, LB James Durrough, CB Arnold Gunn1998 – RB Joel Thomas, OT Rick DeMull-ing, LB Ryan Skinner1999 – OT Rick DeMulling, DT Mao Tosi, LB Chris Nofoaiga, SS Bryson Gardner2000 – TB Willie Alderson, OG Rick DeMull-ing, TE Mike Roberg, NT Wil Beck

ALL-SUN BELT (FIRST TEAM)2001 – WR Chris Lacy2002 – QB Brian Lindgren, LB Jordan Kramer2003 – TB Zach Gerstner2004 -- W R B o b b y Bernal-Wood, LB Cole Snyder

ALL-WESTERN ATHLETIC (FIRST TEAM)

2005 – LB Cole Snyder, K Mike Barrow2006 – LB David Vobora, CB Stanley Franks, OG Jade Tadvick2007 – LB David Vobora2008 – C Adam Korby, H-back Eddie Wil-liams, P T.J. Conley2009 – OG Mike Iupati, S Shiloh Keo2010 – P Bobby Cowan2012 – K Trey Farquhar, S Gary Walker

FBS INDEPENDENT (FIRST TEAM)2013 – WR Dezmon Epps, P Austin Re-hkow** Special Teams Player of the Year

Receiver Dezmon Epps and punter Austin Rehkow were fi rst-team all-Independent choices in 2013, with Rehkow honored as the Special Teams Player of the Year.

CONFERENCE HONORS

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MULTIPLE ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONSTHREE-TIME SELECTIONS

Ron Linehan Linebacker 1969-71John Friesz Quarterback 1987-89Jeff Robinson Defensive end 1990-92Sherriden May Running back 1991-93Ryan Phillips Defensive end 1994-96Rick DeMulling Offensive tackle 1998-2000

TWO-TIME SELECTIONS

Dick Arndt Defensive tackle 1965-66J.C. Chadband Fullback 1974-75Ken Dotson Defensive back 1967-68Steve Duncanson Tight end 1974-75Kasey Dunn Wide receiver 1990-91Greg Hale Offensive line 1987-88Jerry Hendren Wide receiver 1968-69Tom Hennessey Linebacker 1985-86Ken Hobart Quarterback 1982-83Gus Irving Halfback 1920-21Rand Marquess Linebacker 1971-72Ray McDonald Running back 1965-66

BIG SKY CONFERENCE1972 – RB Steve Hunter, WR Collie Mack, LB Rand Marquess1973 – RB Marshall Brantley, RB Mark Fredback, DB Syd Lofton, RB Darrell Mitchell (2)1974 – RB J.C. Chandband, QB Dave Comstock, DE Chris Tormey1975 – RB Robert Brooks, QB Dave Comstock, DB Bill Keilty, DB John Kirtland1976 – DE Chris Eads, DT Tom Eliertson, QB Craig Juntunen, DB Rick Linehan, DE Jeff Phister, RB Robert Taylor1977 – RB Tim Lappano, RB Robert Taylor, DT Tim Sanford1978 – QB Jay Goodenbour1979 – DE Larry Barker, DT Mark McNeal1980 – DE Larry Barker, QB Ken Hobart1981 – RB Russell Davis, QB Ken Hobart1982 – DB Boyce Bailey, QB Ken Hobart (3), LB Sam Merriman (2), WR Vic Wallace (2)1983 – WR Brian Allen, QB Ken Hobart (3), DB Mark Tidd1984 – TE Scott Auker, LB Tom Hennessey, K Tim McMonigle1985 – WR Brant Bengen (2), LB Tom Hennessey (2) QB Rick Sloan, DB Mark Tidd, WR Eric Yarber1986 – LB Tom Hennessey (2) QB Scott Linehan, DB Dan McCanna1987 – QB John Friesz (4)1988 – K Thayne Doyle, QB John Friesz, RB Bruce Harris, DL Vince Mann, DE Jim Routos, DB Brian Smith1989 – WR Lee Allen, LB Roger Cecil, QB John Friesz (3), LB John Rust1990 – LB Jimmy Jacobs, RB Devon Pearce (2), DE Jeff Robinson, DB Reggie Smith 1991 – WR Kasey Dunn, QB Doug Nussmeier, DE Jeff Robinson (2)1992 – RB Sherriden May (3), WR Yo Murphy, QB Doug Nussmeier (2), DE Jeff Robinson (3)1993 – QB Nussmeier (4), RB Sherriden May, LB Jason Shelt, DB Cole Wilson1994 – QB Eric Hisaw (2), RB Sherriden May, P Eddie Howard, WR Kyle Gary, DE Ryan Phillips, DB Montrell Williams1995 – LB Avery Slaughter, DB Montrell Williams, QB Eric Hisaw, P Justin Spiva, DE Barry Mitchell, PK Ryan Woolverton

BIG WEST CONFERENCE 1996 – QB Ryan Fien (2), WR David Griffi n (special teams), WR Antonio Wilson, DE Barry Mitchell1997 – QB Brian Brennan, LB James Durrough, Special teams Tom Rayner1998 – RB Joel Thomas (2), QB Greg Robertson, WR Ryan Prestimonico, DT Mao Tosi, PR Vern Benard1999 – LB Chris Nofoaiga (3), Ben Davis (2), RB Anthony Tenner, WR Rossi Martin, QB Greg Robertson, Justin Spiva2000 – TB Willie Alderson (2), QB John Welsh, FS Jordan Kramer, LB Chris Nofoaiga, CB Dennis Gibbs, K Ben Davis (2)

SUN BELT CONFERENCE2001 – RB Anthony Tenner, QB John Welsh (2)2002 – QB Brian Lindgren2003 – QB Brian Lindgren, LB Mike Anderson, DE Kody Kraus

WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE2005 – QB Steve Wichman, LB Mike Anderson, K Mike Barrow2006 – K Tino Amancio2007 – LB Brandon Ogletree2008 – CB Isaac Butts, DE Josh Shaw, Special teams Eric Hunter2009 – Punter Bobby Cowan, LB JoJo Dickson, QB Nate Enderle, K Trey Farquhar, S Shiloh Keo, DE Aaron Lavarias, Special teams Justin Veltung2010 – DE Aaron Lavarias, K Trey Farquhar, LB Robert Siavii2011 – Justin Hernandez (special teams)2012 – Trey Farquhar (kicker)

FBS INDEPENDENTS2013 – Punter Austin Rehkow (3), QB Chad Chalich

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Ron Porter Linebacker 1965-66Charlie Oliver Defensive back 1989-90Fred Riley Running back 1970-71Jody Schung Offensive line 1992-93Cole Snyder Linebacker 2004-05Tom Stephens Defensive end 1965-66Joel Thomas Running back 1996, 98Steve Unger Center 1988-89David Vobora Linebacker 2006-07Antonio Wilson Wide receiver 1996-97Eric Yarber Wide receiver 1984-85

CONFERENCE HONORS

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1970 QB Steve Olson Lewiston, Idaho1971 RB Fred Riley Silsbee, Texas1972 C Ken Muhlbeier Pasco, Wash.1973 QB Rick Seefried Spokane, Wash.1974 RB Mark Fredback Seattle, Wash.1975 QB Dave Comstock Pocatello, Idaho1976 C John Yarno Spokane, Wash.1977 QB Craig Juntunen Saratoga, Calif.1978 WR Kirk Allen Malad, Idaho1979 RB Glen White Fort Sill, Okla.1980 QB Ken Hobart Kamiah, Idaho1981 RB Russell Davis Renton, Wash. QB Ken Hobart Kamiah, Idaho1982 QB Ken Hobart Kamiah, Idaho1983 QB Ken Hobart Kamiah, Idaho1984 TE Scott Auker Fruitland, Idaho1985 TE Scott Auker Fruitland, Idaho WR Eric Yarber Los Angeles, Calif.1986 QB Scott Linehan Sunnyside, Wash.1987 WR Neosia Morris Los Angeles, Calif.1988 WR John Jake Los Angeles, Calif.1989 WR Lee Allen Seattle, Wash.1990 WR Kasey Dunn Poulsbo, Wash.1991 TE Elia Ala’ilima-Daley Leavenworth, Wash.1992 WR Yo Murphy Idaho Falls, Idaho1993 RB Joel Thomas Port Angeles, Wash. OL Jody Schnug Spokane, Wash.1994 WR Kyle Gary Sacramento, Calif.1995 WR Dwight McKinzie Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.1996 QB Ryan Fien Simi Valley, Calif.1997 WR Antonio Wilson Los Angeles, Calif.1998 RB Joel Thomas Port Angeles, Wash.1999 RB Michael Moody Long Beach, Calif.2000 RB Willie Alderson Nampa, Idaho2001 WR Chris Lacy San Jose,Calif.2002 WR Josh Jelmberg Kennewick, Wash.2003 TB Zach Gerstner Canby, Ore.2004 TB Jayson Bird Shelley, Idaho2005 WR D.J. Smith Houston, Texas2006 WR Wendell Octave St. James, La.2007 RB Deonte` Jackson Warren, Ark.2008 HB Eddie Williams San Mateo, Calif.2009 WR Max Komar Auburn, Wash.2010 WR Eric Greenwood Edmonds, Wash.2011 RB Kama Bailey Honolulu, Hawai`i2012 WR Mike Scott East Palo Alto, Calif.2013 WR Dezmon Epps Sacramento, Calif.

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2008 Andrew Blevins Spokane, Wash.2009 Devon Sturdivant Boise, Idaho2010 Brandon Artz Grandview, Wash.2011 John McKinley Arimo,Idaho Tyler Brooks Orofi no, Idaho2012 Justin Parkins Moscow, Idaho2013 Tom Hennessey Mountain Home, Idaho

1970 LB Ron Linehan Sunnyside, Wash.1971 DT Billy Cady St. Maries, Idaho1972 DT Mike Newell Twin Falls, Idaho1973 DT Lloyd Grimsrud Portland, Ore.1974 DT Bill Keilty Glendora, Calif.1975 DB Bill Keilty Glendora, Calif.1976 DE Chris Tormey Spokane, Wash.1977 LB Chris Tormey Spokane, Wash.1978 DB Rick Linehan Sunnyside, Wash.1979 DT Mark McNeal Cheney, Wash.1980 DE Larry Barker Medford, Ore.1981 LB Sam Merriman Tucson, Ariz. DB Kelly Miller Valencia, Calif.1982 LB Sam Merriman Tucson, Ariz.1983 DB Boyce Bailey Idaho Falls, Idaho1984 LB Ed Rifi lato Long Beach, Calif.1985 LB Tom Hennessey Boise, Idaho1986 LB Tom Hennessey Boise, Idaho1987 DE Pete Wilkins Spokane, Wash.1988 LB Jerry Medved Tacoma, Wash.1989 DB Charlie Oliver Spokane, Wash.1990 DE Jeff Robinson Spokane, Wash.1991 DE Jeff Robinson Spokane, Wash.1992 DE Jeff Robinson Spokane, Wash.1993 LB Jason Shelt Kennewick, Wash.1994 DE Ryan Phillips Auburn, Wash.1995 DE Ryan Phillips Auburn, Wash.1996 LB Jason Shelt Kennewick, Wash.1997 DT Tim Wilson Seattle, Wash.1998 LB Ryan Skinner Lewiston, Idaho1999 LB Chris Nofoaiga Tacoma, Wash.2000 NT Wil Beck Veradale, Wash.2001 LB Brad Rice Lewiston, Idaho2002 LB Jordan Kramer Parma, Idaho2003 DT Brian Howard Kent, Wash.2004 LB Cole Snyder Kamiah, Idaho2005 LB Cole Snyder Kamiah, Idaho2006 CB Stanley Franks Long Beach, Calif.2007 LB David Vobora Eugene, Ore.2008 DE Josh Shaw Spokane, Wash.2009 DE Aaron Lavarias Woodinville, Wash.2010 DE Aaron Lavarias Woodinville, Wash.2011 LB Korey Toomer Las Vegas, Nev.2012 S Gary Walker Redlands, Calif.2013 DT Quayshawne Buckley Ontario, Calif.

1995 Avery Slaughter Seattle, Wash.1996 David Griffi n Fontana, Calif.1997 Jeff Pankratz Boise, Idaho1998 Willie Alderson Nampa, Idaho1999 Greg Robertson Smithfi eld, Utah2000 Mike Roberg Spokane, Wash.2001 John Welsh Oak Forest, Ill.2002 Chad Troxel Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 2003 Chad Troxel Coeur d’Alene, Idaho2004 Brian Yarno Redmond, Wash.2005 Mike Anderson Lewiston, Idaho2006 Luke Smith-Anderson Coeur d’Alene, Idaho2007 Taylor Rust Boise, Idaho2008 Mike Iupati Anaheim, Calif.2009 Mike Iupati Anaheim, Calif.2010 Michael Cosgrove Las Vegas, Nev.2011 Quin Ashley Paris, Texas Kama Bailey Honolulu, Hawai`i2012 Maxx Forde Woodinville, Wash.2013 Maxx Forde Woodinville, Wash.

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1968 WR Jerry Hendren Spokane, Wash.1969 WR Jerry Hendren Spokane, Wash.1970 DE Tim Reese Chattaroy, Wash.1971 LB Ron Linehan Sunnyside, Wash.1972 LB Rand Marquess Wenatchee, Wash.1973 T Bob Van Duyne Seattle, Wash.1989 QB John Friesz Coeur d’Alene, Idaho1990 RB Devon Pearce Portland, Ore.1991 WR Kasey Dunn Poulsbo, Wash.1992 QB Doug Nussmeier Lake Oswego, Ore. DE Jeff Robinson Spokane, Wash.1993 QB Doug Nussmeier Lake Oswego, Ore.1994 RB Sherriden May Tacoma, Wash.1995 DE Ryan Phillips Auburn, Wash.1996 DE Ryan Phillips Auburn, Wash.1997 WR Antonio Wilson Los Angeles, Calif.1998 RB Joel Thomas Port Angeles, Wash.1999 DE Mao Tosi Anchorage, Alaska2000 TB Willie Alderson Nampa, Idaho2001 WR Chris Lacy San Jose, Calif.2002 LB Jordan Kramer Parma, Idaho2003 TB Zach Gerstner Canby, Ore.2004 WR Bobby Bernal-Wood Seattle, Wash.2005 LB Cole Snyder Kamiah, Idaho2006 LB David Vobora Eugene, Ore.2007 S Shiloh Keo Everett, Wash.2008 HB Eddie Williams San Mateo, Calif.2009 QB Nate Enderle North Platte, Neb.2010 S Shiloh Keo Everett, Wash. 2011 LB Korey Toomer Las Vegas, Nev.2012 No recipient 2013 WR Dezmon Epps Sacramento, Calif.

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2000 Rick Giampietri Spokane, Wash.2001 Brad Rice Lewiston, Idaho2002 Kody Kraus Rexburg, Idaho2003 Brian Lindgren Walla Walla, Wash.2005 Tim Bertalot Portland, Ore.2006 Jayson Bird Shelley, Idaho2007 Jayson Bird Shelley, Idaho2008 T.J. Conley Walla Walla, Wash.2009 Adam Juratovac Palo Alto, Calif.2010 Aaron Lavarias Woodinville, Wash.2011 Daniel Micheletti Meridian, Idaho2012 Mike Marboe Wenatchee, Wash.2013 Jacob Sannon Bradenton, Fla.

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2008 Devon Sturdivant Boise, Idaho2009 Tre`Shawn Robinson Upland, Calif.2010 Jonah Sataraka Puyallup, Wash.2011 Tre`Shawn Robinson Upland, Calif.2012 Bobby Cowan Vancover, Wash.2013 Mike Marboe Wenatchee, Wash.

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TEAM AWARDS

121

2008 Rayce Bird Shelley, Idaho2009 Ben Garnett Joseph, Ore.2010 Tom Hennessey Mountain Home, Idaho2011 Jake Manley Riggins, Idaho2012 Ringo Robinson Caldwell, Idaho

1993 Tim Wilson Seattle, Wash.1994 Ryan Skinner Lewiston, Idaho1995 Nate Lundquist Boise, Idaho Travis Stombaugh Auburn,Wash.1996 Rick DeMulling Cheney, Wash.1997 Ryan Knowles Sandpoint, Idaho1998 Josh Hoston Mountain Home, Idaho1999 Chad Troxel Coeur d’Alene, Idaho2000 Simeon Stewart Tacoma, Wash.2001 Nate Nichols Walla Walla, Wash.2002 Zane Hines Emmett, Idaho2003 Chris Jasper Lewiston, Idaho2004 Taylor Rust Boise, Idaho2005 Tyrel Fenwick Star, Idaho2006 Andrew Blevins Spokane, Wash.2007 Derek Wieting Meridian, Idaho2008 Isaiah Lavea Honolulu, Hawaiì2009 Jared Heston Coeur d’Alene, Idaho2010 Maxx Forde Woodinville, Wash.2011 Quinton Bradley San Antonio, Texas2012 Addison Palomino Phoenix, Ariz.2013 Zach Cable Renton, Wash.

1993 Jeff Pankratz Boise, Idaho1994 Nick Alexakos Concord, Calif.1995 Chad Stalder Federal Way, Wash.1996 Willie Alderson Nampa, Idaho1997 Ethan Jones Battle Ground, Wash.1998 Jordan Kramer Parma, Idaho1999 Orlando Winston Seattle, Wash.2000 Adam Mallette Fort Collins, Colo.2001 Michael Harrington Portland, Ore.2002 Mike Lowry Boise, Idaho2003 Ace Davis Oxnard, Calif.2004 Adam Korby Fort Collins, Colo.2005 Adam Juratovac Palo Alto, Calif.2006 Luke Conklin Walla Walla, Wash.2007 Kevin Small Escondido, Calif.2008 De`Maundray Woolridge Keller, Texas2009 Taylor Davis Anthem, Ariz.2010 Justin Podrabsky Lewiston, Idaho2011 Dominique Blackman Carson, Calif.2012 Mason Woods Port Coquitlam, B.C.2013 Matthew Linehan Orchard Lake, Mich.

1987 DE Kord Smith Boise, Idaho1988 DE Marvin Washington Dallas, Texas1989 C Steve Unger Seattle, Wash.1990 OG Chris Hoff Shelton, Wash.1991 DT John Sirmon Walla Walla, Wash.1992 OG Chris Schneider Coeur d’Alene, Idaho DT John Sirmon Walla Walla, Wash.1993 C Mat Groshong Tillamook, Ore.1994 LB Josh Fetter Buckley, Wash.1995 LB Avery Slaughter Seattle, Wash.1996 WR David Griffi n Fontana, Calif.1997 C Bill Verdonk Lake Forest, Ill.1998 C Jeremy Wallace Post Falls, Idaho1999 RB Michael Moody Long Beach, Calif.2000 OG Brett Morton Bellevue, Wash.2001 DT Dennis Taeatafa San Diego, Calif.2002 LB Jordan Kramer Parma, Idaho2003 S Jedidiah Getzlaff Victor, Idaho2004 OL Tony Kiel Cupertino, Calif.2005 C Adam Korby Fort Collins, Colo.2006 C Adam Korby Fort Collins, Colo.2007 C Adam Korby Fort Collins, Colo.2008 C Adam Korby Fort Collins, Colo.2009 DT Jonah Sataraka Puyallup, Wash.2010 RB Deonte` Jackson Las Vegas, Nev.2011 OT Matt Cleveland Kent, Wash. DT Mike Cosgrove Las Vegas, Nev.2012 OT Cody Elenz Copperas Cove, Texas2013 DB Roman Runner Oakley, Calif.

SPECIAL TEAMS SCOUT TEAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR

DEFENSIVE SCOUT TEAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR

OFFENSIVE SCOUT TEAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR

WAYNE WALKER IRONMAN AWARD

1974 Collie Mack Hawthorne, Nev.1975 Steve Duncanson Moscow, Idaho1976 Ralph Lowe Meridian, Idaho1985 Jerry Medved Tacoma, Wash.1986 Ernest Sanders Pasco, Wash.1987 Jim Medved Tacoma, Wash.1988 Richard Carey Seattle, Wash.1989 Mark Matthews Portland, Ore.1990 Roman Carter Pacoima, Calif.1991 Shanta Williams Fresno, Calif.1992 Dave Longoria Everson, Wash.1993 Joel Thomas Port Angeles, Wash.1994 Joel Thomas Port Angeles, Wash.1995 Montrell Williams Amarillo, Texas1996 Tom Pace Mesa, Ariz.1997 Mike O’Neal San Diego, Calif.1998 Mike O’Neal San Diego, Calif. 1999 Rick Giampietri Spokane, Wash.2000 J.J. Johnston Kirkland, Wash. Chris Nofoaiga Tacoma, Wash.2001 Brad Rice Lewiston, Idaho2002 Jordan Kramer Parma, Idaho2003 Brian Yarno Redmond, Wash.2004 Josh Bousman Tacoma, Wash.2005 Mike Barrow Ventura, Calif. David Vobora Eugene, Ore.2006 Robert Davis Simi Valley, Calif.2007 Eric Hunter Pasco, Wash.2008 T.J. Conley Walla Walla, Wash.2009 Trey Farquhar Redlands, Calif.2010 Bobby Cowan Vancouver, Wash. 2011 Bobby Cowan Vancouver, Wash.2012 Trey Farquhar Redlands, Calif.2013 Austin Rehkow Veradale, Wash.

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR

1955 G Eivind Resa Twin Falls, Idaho1956 QB Gary Johnson Fullerton, Calif.1957 G Jerry Smythe Burley, Idaho1958 HB Bob Dehlinger Inglewood, Calif.1959 E Jim Norton Fullerton, Calif.1960 RB Mike Sheeran Boston, Mass.1961 RB Dick Mooney Elk Grove, Calif.1962 RB Galen Rogers Clarkston, Wash.1963 RBk Rich Naccarato Spokane, Wash.1964 QB Mike Monahan Walla Walla, Wash.1965 G Jerry Campbell Spokane, Wash.1966 T John Daniel Spokane, Wash.1967 RB Jim Pearsall Orofi no, Idaho1968 RB Rob Young Spokane, Wash.1969 G Tom Nelson Orange, Calif.1970 G John Durham Yakima, Wash.1971 NG Steve Barker Spokane, Wash.1972 QB Rick Seefried Spokane, Wash.1973 DB Bucky Bruns Prosser, Wash.1974 DB Johnny Sims Pittsburgh, Pa.1975 G Mike Kramer Colton, Wash.1976 T Wil Overgaard Boise, Idaho1977 C Joe Kramer Colton, Wash.1978 WR Kirk Allen Malad, Idaho DB Rick Linehan Sunnyside, Wash.1979 QB Rocky Tuttle Gold Beach, Ore.1980 LB/P Chris Brockman Logan, Utah RB Terry Idler Malta, Mont. DB Carlton McBride Alquippa, Pa.1981 DB Kelly Miller Valencia, Calif.1982 LB Sam Merriman Tucson, Ariz.1983 TE Kurt Vestman Bainbridge Island, Wash.1984 G Lance West Seattle, Wash. WR Eric Yarber Los Angeles, Calif.1985 G Matt Watson Seattle, Wash. WR Eric Yarber Los Angeles, Calif.1986 WR Brant Bengen Bellingham, Wash. DE Nolan Harper Pasco, Wash.1987 WR John Jake Los Angeles, Calif. DB Ernest Sanders Pasco, Wash.1988 G Mark Schlereth Anchorage, Alaska DB Brian Smith Pittsburgh, Pa.1989 RB Todd Hoiness Hoquiam, Wash.1990 QB Steve Nolan Seattle, Wash.1991 DE Gerry Keating Wenatchee, Wash.1992 DL Jay Mills Marysville, Wash.1993 TE Paul Burke Detroit, Mich.1994 LB Josh Fetter Buckley, Wash.1995 LB Dave Longoria Everson, Wash.1996 TE Andy Gilroy Puyallup, Wash.1997 RB Joel Thomas Port Angeles, Wash.1998 DE Nick Alexakos Concord, Calif.1999 DE Mao Tosi Anchorage, Alaska2000 LB Rick Giampietri Spokane, Wash.2001 LB Brad Rice Lewiston, Idaho2002 DE Dennis Taeatafa San Diego, Calif.2003 S Simeon Stewart Tacoma, Wash.2004 DL Brandon Kania Pasco, Wash.2005 RB Tracy Ford Bellevue, Wash.2006 LB JoÀrtis Ratti Los Angeles,Calif.2007 TE Eddie Williams San Mateo, Calif.2008 DE Taylor Rust Boise, Idaho2009 RB De`Maundray Woolridge Keller, Texas2010 LB Tre`Shawn Robinson Upland, Calif.2011 LB Tre`Shawn Robinson Upland, Calif.2012 LB Robert Siavii Wahaiwa, Hawaiì2013 LB Marc Millan Mission Viejo, Calif.

HEC EDMUNDSON MOST INSPIRATIONAL

TEAM AWARDS

122

AAbons, John Paul 1966-67Acuff, Earl 1938-41Adams, John 1972-76Adams, John 1989-90Ager, Edward Gene 1960-61Ah-Hi, Laki 1998-99Ahlin, Gerald L. 1963-67Aiono, Cleve 1996-99Aizpitarte, Dan 2004Ala’Ilima-Dailey, Elia 1990-92Aldershot, Thomas 1970-71Alderson, Willie 1997-2000Aldred, Merlin 1942-47Aldrich, Cecil 1955-56Aldrich, Larry 1954-58Alexakos, Nick 1996-99Alexander, Ben 2004-07Allen, Alan 1991-94Allen, Ben 2003Allen, Brian 1982-84Allen, Geoff (mgr.) 1985-88Allen, James Douglas 1973-74Allen, Justin 2007Allen, Joseph R. 1967Allen, Kirk E. 1975-79Allen, Leland 1987-90Allen, Todd 1979-80Allison, Eddie 1953-54Allison, Harry J. 1961Almquist, Dennis Allan 1960-64Almquist, Donald Paul 1969-70Altenhofen, John 1986-88Altishin, Richard Michael 1973-74Alwine, John 1980-84Amancio, Tino 2006-08Ambrose, Dennis 1955Ambrose, Thomas 1947-50Ames, Robert Louis 1960-63Ammerman, Randaul E. 1972-73Amos, Shawn 1988-89Anderson Steve Arnold 1968-69Anderson, Arthur 1955Anderson, Chace 1939-42Anderson, Clarence Lee “Barney” 1934-35Anderson, Dan 1983-84Anderson, Don 1941-43Anderson, Jerry 1972-73Anderson, Kris 2005-08Anderson, Mike 2002-05Anderson, Milo 1939-42Anderson, Tony 1954-58Anderson, Wayne 1950-53Andress, Dave 1956-59Andrews, John 1982-86Annelus, A.J. 2011Armitage, John 1952-55Armstrong, Elmer 1902-08Armstrong, George 1906-10Arndt, Richard Lee 1964-67Arnhold, Walter Edwin 1973-74Arnold, Kirk Lynn 1970-71Artz, Brandon 2008-2010Aschenbrenner, Rudolph 1936-39Aschenbrenner, Tony 1939-42Ashbaugh, Jack 1959Ashley, Quin 2007-2011Askew, Matt 2005-06Asplund, Douglas 1970-71Asuega, Henry 2010-Atkinson, Charles “Chick” 1938-40Atkinson, Gary Lee 1966-69Atoe, Tali 2002Auer, Francis 1945-46Auker, Scott 1981-86Ault, Kevin Dale 1971-73Autrey, Michael 1972-73

Auxier, Kevin 1979-83Axtell, Henry 1902-03

BBabcock, Chris 1986-87Bacca, Curtis 1982-84Backer, Jim 1972-73Baer, Alvin 1945-46Bailey, A.P. “Pearls” 1893-94Bailey, Boyce 1980-84Bailey, Kama (Sheldon) 2008-2011Bailey, Kevin 1982-86Bain, William C. 1968-70Baird, John 1925-26Baker, James 2012-13Baker, Jim 1972-73Baldwin, Roy 1972-73Bales, Reed 1972-73Baley, RebBall, Pat 1982-83Ballard, Brett 2013-Ballard, Troy 1984-87Balluer, George 1947-50Bamaeker, Mark Bandy, Kimiko 1996-97Banker, Robert 1956-57Banks, Desmond 2013-Baptist, D’mitri 1993-94Barbee, Jack 1934-35Barber, Warren 1917-20Barker, Joel 2000-01Barker, Rochford Lee 1956-57Barker, Stephen Wm. 1968-72Barker, Tarry 1977-81Barlow, William D. 1964-65Barner, Tony D. 1967Barnes, Merrill 1942-47Barnes, Orville 1946-50Barrett, Kenneth 1929-30Barrow, Marlon 1983-85Barrow, Mike 2003-05Barto, Harold “Pete” 1919-22Barton, Earl S. 1899-1902Barton, Ed 1952-55Barton, Rene 1988-89Bass, Dion 2011Bass, Ryan 2011-12Bassett, Robert Lynn 1962-66Bates, Billy 2007-08Bates, Gene Leslie 1960-61Bateson, Harold 1942-43Bauer, John 1926-27Bauer, Mark 1972-73Baumann, Mike 1957-63Baxter, Bill 1954-57Baxter, Vernon 1948-51Beach, John C. 1948Beale, Spencer 2011-12Beall, Leonard 1926-27Beall, Mac 1938-41Bean, Keith A. 1948-50Beardmore, George Foster Beaver, Richard Alfred 1968-72Beavers, Eddie 1993-94Beck, Wil 1998-2001Bedford, Mountei 1956-57Bediako, Jeffrey 2010Beefton, Wm. Ronald 1963-67Beguhl, Marvin 1948-51Beitia, Andy 1988-92Beitz, Willard 1946-49Belko, Steve 1936-38Bell, LaVern 1938-41Belser, Chris 1999-2002Belton, Desmond 2004-05Bemis, Jeff 1972-73Benard, Vern 1998-99

Benetka, Daniel 1999Bengen, Brant 1984-87Benneet Dwight E. 1968-69Benneth, Larry 1949-52Bennett, Blaine 1985-86Bennett, Donald Vinton 1971-72Bennett, Woodson Eby 1960Berg, Alfred “Ape” 1932-35Berg, Howard 1929-32Berg, Paul 1932-35Bergeson, Ted Graig 1971-72Bergman, Allen Lee 1972-73Bergstrom, Lyle Wallace 1964-67Bergthald, Art 1955-56Berllos, Victor 1940-43Bernal-Wood, Bobby 2003-04Berrichoa, Benjamin Berry, Chad 1993-97Bertalot, Tim 2002-05Bertrand, Mel 1950-53Bessee, Clinton 1911-12Bessler, William 1929-32Bethay, Arlen 1981-82Betty, Marion P. 1915-16Biagi, Donald Joseph 1960Bibolet, Curtis 2003-04Bieter, Chris Birchmeir, Don 1942-43Bird, Jayson 2004-07Bird, Mike 1981-82Bishop, Douglas A. 1965-66Bishop, Winston Howard 1947-48Bittner, Ramon 1953-57Bjorvik, Peter 2007-09Black, Dane 1984-86Black, King M. 1948-51Blanck, Charles Lawrence 1972-73Blazer, Eric 1997-98Blevins, Andrew 2007-08Bliss, Jack Weston “Bud” 1926-27Bliss, John Bloom, Randy Michael 1965-66Blower, Robert 1959-60Bloxom, James 1964-65Boe, Mike Boekel, William “Bill” 1916-17Bofto, Brian 1981-82Bogue, Ron 1961Bohman, Rodney Willis 1963-64Boisen, John Michael, Jr. 1962-66Bolden, RogerBollock, Dennis R. 1973-74Bona, Matt 1990-91Bonar, Gary 1958-59Bonelli, Mike 2002-05Booker, Jack 1930-31Boomer, Henry Rust 1968-69Bordelli, John Ambrose 1962-63Bosma, Larry Franklin 1971-73Bourque, Fred 1955-59Bousman, Josh 2004-07Bowman, John Patrick 1966-67Braden, Ron 1954-47Bradley, Quinton 2012-Brado, Glenn “Gene” 1935-36Bradshaw, Cleavon 1999-2000Brady, Michael Geo. 1964-65Branch, Weldon R. 1973-74Branom, Ray 1940-41Brantley, Marshall 1973-75Brateng, Jeff 1986-87Brennan, Brian 1994-96Breshears, Arnold “Huck” 1920-22Breshears, Howard “Beanie” 1920-23Breshears, Ralph “Bunt” 1916-20Breshears, Sherman 1921-22

Brigham, Boyd 1921-22Brimhall, Maurice C. “Fairy” 1926-29Brocke, Kevin 1987-88Brockman, Chris 1979-81Brogan, John R. 1948-51Brooks, James 1965-66Brooks, Robert 1975-79Brooks, Tyler 2008-11Broomwill, Gary 1956-57Brown, Ellery Kliess, Jr. 1960-64Brown, Frank 1919-22Brown, Howard 1959-60Brown, James Allen “Babe” 1920-23Brown, James 1945-46Brown, Jason 2005Brown, Jerrel 2013-Brown, Jerry D. Brown, Kevin 1992-93Brown, Mike Brown, Richard Gordon 1971-73Brown, Rick 1979-80Brown, Stanley 1913-16Brown, Steve 2007Browne, Michael Brunelle, Nick (mgr.) 1976-77Bruns, Buckley Kalb 1972-73Bryant, Daniel 1970-71Bryant, Hank (Haroun) 2008Bryant, John Curtis 1962-66Bryant, Rod 2002-03Buckley, QuayShawne 2011-13Bucklin, Theodore H. “Pansy” 1923-26Buffi , Max 1973-74Buffi ngton, Collier H. 1912-13Buhler, Jay 1951-56Bull, Dell 1983-84Bundy, Lyman 1899-1901Bundy, Tom 1984-86Buoy, Elmer 1945-49Buratto, Stanley Dean 1963-65Buratto, Steven Arthur 1963-66Burchfi eld, Darrell Lyle 1970-73Burda, Warren Paul (mgr.) 1973-75Buren, John 1981-82Burgess, Arlus Lindsey 1970-72Burgher, Darwin K. “Brute” 1925-29Burgsmueller, Marius 2011-Burke, Paul 1991-94Burns, Robert O. “Bobbie” 1911-15Busch, Mark 1970-73Bushley, Alvin E. 1963-67Bushnell, Logan 2011-12Busse, Thomas E. 1974-75Butikofer, Michael 1979-80Butler, Jevon 2004Byers, Herb 1900-01

CCable, Keith 1945-47Cable, Tom 1982-86Cable, Zach 2013-Caccia, Italo “Babe” 1939-40Cafferty, James Allan 1965-66Caldwell, Mark 1982-86Callahan, Scott 1973-74Cameron, Steve 2006Cameron, Victor 1923-26Campbell, Charles 2005-06Campbell, Colin (mgr.) 1953-55Campbell, Jerry Bruce 1962-66Campbell, Mike 1991-95Campbell, Robert Duncan (mgr.) 1966-70Canine, Henry 1925-26Canine, Herbert 1925-28Cantwell, Perry 1957-58Carberry, Kenneth 1936-38

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Carey, Richard 1985-89Carlson, Harold D. “Horsey” 1928-30Carlson, Herb 1957-58Carlson, Jim 1984-85Carlson, Larry R. 1961Carnahan, Marvin M. 1915-18Carolan, Reg 1957-61Carpenter, Flint Eugene 1967Carrasco, Joe 1989-91Carruthers, Louis 1899-1900Carson, Thomas Joseph 1965-70Carter, D`Mario 2012-13Carter, Roman 1989-91Carter, Stanley Damon 1972-73Carter, Tracy 2010-Cash, Herb 2004-05Castillo, Richardo Roberto 1969-72Catalano, Peter 1970-71Caton, Bill 1981-83Caudill, Neil 1952-53Cavens, Randall Bruce Cayton, John 1982-84Cecil, Roger 1987-91Chadband, J.C. 1972-76Chadband, James F. 1948-51Chalich, Chad 2013-Chambers, Antoine 1995-96Chandler, Earl 1941-43Chandler, Russell Changnon, Harry 1910-11Chapman, Don 1957-58Chapman, Joseph H. 1961-66Charles, Brian William 1975-76Chatfi eld, Richard A. 1966-69Chaudler, Charles 1940-41Cheek, RobertCheyne, Arthur “Shorty” 1928-29Chrape, George 1937-38Christensen, Steven Andrew 1968-69Christian, Glen 1949-52Christianson, John 1946-48Christoff, Andrew James 1963-64Christy, Dave 1957-58Chubb, Arthur Joseph 1966-69Clairmont, Ryan 1995-96Clark, Dale 1941-42Clark, Desmond 2004-05Clark, Douglas Steele 1969-70Clark, William Henry 1974-76Classon, David Spencer 1963-64Clawson, Brad 1977-78Clawson, Edward Arnold 1966-70Clayton, Terry Clements, George Ronald 1967Clerieuzio, Dick 1956-57Cleveland, Matt 2009-2011Clute, Richard 1970-71Cobb, Jason 2001-03Cobley, Arnold 1922-23Cochrane, Scott Arthur 1973-74Cockrell, Brian 1989-91Cody, William Roy 1968-72Coffey, Travis 1993-96Coffi n, Charlie 1982-83Cole, Bruce Allen 1971-72Coles, Tim 1972-76Coley, James 2004Collins, Dennis M. 1976-77Collins, DouglasCollins, Robert 1975-76Colquist, Ray 1948-51Coman, Greg 1975-78Comstock, David Emerson 1972-76Comstock, George Frank 1971-72Conley, Nick 2007-08Conley, T.J. 2005-08

Conlon, Timothy Edward 1970-71Cook, Cassius C. 1910-11Cook, Dale 1955-56Cook, William Kirby 1970-72Cooke, Kelly Joe 1970-71Coombs, Larry 1979-80Coombs, Thomas 1980-81Coombs, Tom 1980-82Cooper, John 1934-37Cordon, Douglas 1932-34Corkery, John 1929-31Cosgrove, Michael 2008-2011Costello, John 1955-56Cotta, Tony 1980-82Couch, Jason T. (mgr.) 1997-99Courage, William Kelly 1970-73Cousineau, Thomas Charles 1960Cowan, Bobby 2009-12Cowan, DavidCowan, Trent ‘Buck’ 2013-Cowen, John 1987-88Cox, Ken 1992-94Cox, Marvin 1955-56Cox, Mike 1984-87Cox, Paul James 1975-76Cozzetto, Daniel 1977-79Craig, Peter 1893-95Cramer, James Allen 1961-63Cranston, John 1955Cravens, Stephen Eugene 1967Crawford, John Fredrick 1968-69Crawford, Terry Nolan 1970-71Crick, Ron 1984-85Cripe, Larry Duane 1968-69Crnich, David Lloyd 1970-73Crnick, Craig William 1974-76Crookham, Bill 1953-54Cross, Larry 1958Crowley, Henry “Hank” 1940-43Crown, Steve 1987-89Croy, John 1959Cunningham, Donovan 2011Curcio, Jay Fredrick 1970-74Curtis, Rex 1909-10Cygler, Mark

DD.Waard, Gordon Jay 1966-70D’Amico, Robert John 1967Dahlen, John Francis 1960Dahlin, Joseph 1975-76Dahlquist, Scott 1987-91Dailey, John 1945-46Daily, Patrick 1965-66Dana, Jack 1942-48Dangerfi eld, Donald Daniel, Adam 1993-94Daniel, Jason 1997-2000Daniel, John Frederick 1963-67Daniels, Damon 1987-90Danielson, Danell A. 1964-68Datson, Kenneth Wayne 1965-69Daubert, Darrell 1955-56Davenport, Randy 1978-80Davidoff, Dan 1941-43Davidson, Bill 1955-56Davidson, Daniel Bryan 1976-77Davidson, James 1959-60Davidson, Patrick Alan 1964-66Davies, Gaylin Williams (mgr.) 1967Davies, Richard 1958-59Davis, Ben 1998-2000Davis, Darrick 1992-93Davis, Dave 1954-57Davis, Dean K. 1981-83Davis, Emmert “Davey” 1930-31Davis, Eric 2004-05

Davis, Jesse 2011-Davis, Michael 1988-90Davis, Preston 2008-10Davis, Ray 1940-43Davis, Robert 2003-06Davis, Ronald Walter 1966-71Davis, Russell 1978-82Davis, Ryan 2005-06Davis, Taylor 2011-13Davis, Wayne “Flash” 1923-24Davison, Gifford “Gif” 1924-26Day, Randall Willard 1968-69Dayton, Wendell 1934-36Dean, Ed 1997-2000Dean, Robert A. 1974-75DeAnda, Ray 2001Decicio, Brian 1985-88Deckard, Woodrow C, Jr. 1965-66Decko, James 1958-61Dedeaux, Derrick 1994-96Degraw-Tryall, Mike 1992-97Dehlinger, Bob 1957-59Deist, Wesley 1942-43Dellinger, Gerald 1936-38DeLorme, Woodrow 1946-48Dempey, John Michael 1968-69DeMulling, Rick 1997-2000Dennis, Arlin 1941-42Dennis, Dehryl Anthony (Tony) 1960Dennis, Kirk Chad 1971-74Denny, Walt 1956-57Desimone, Mike 1990-91Desmond, John J. 1960-61Devlin, Clarence “Devvy” 1934-37Dewald, Henry 1913-16DeWard, Gordon Jay 1966-70Dewey, Cornelius “Con” 1926-27Dial, Greg 1985-86Dial, Tom 1972-73Dickard, Woodrow C, Jr. 1965-66Dickerson, Richard 1958-59Dickey, Eric 1988-89Dickson, Joseph (JoJo) 2007-10Diedmont, Bill 1938-42Diehl, Charles “Chuck” 1925-28Diehl, Gordon Samuel 1927-30Diehl, Greg 1979-83Diehl, Lester 1950-52Diehl, Ted (William) 1947-50Dillon, Randy Joe 1968-69Dilulo, Fabian 1979-80Dingle, Bertram “Pip” 1916-18Dingle, Hedley 1913-16DiNuovo, Tom 1957-60Dittman, Clarence 1928-30Dixon, David Allen 1966-67Dixon, Solomon 2012-0Dobbins, Richard Scott 1960-61Dobson, Joseph Leonard 1962-66Doctor, Frank Fay 1968-72Dodson, Daryll Ray 1972-73Donner, J.P. 1894-95Donovan, Jack 1937-40Dorn, Randolph Issac 1973-74Dorris, Tray 1986-88Dorry, Floyd 1989-93Doss, Darwin Vernon 1960-63Dotson, Kenneth Wayne 1965-69Doty, Timothy Doud, Thomas Lee 1971-72Douglas, Stephen C. 1949-52Dowdy, Craig 1986-88Dowdy, Jerome 1973-74Dowling, Bud 1957-59Downes, Ryan 2000-03Downs, Edward Doyle, Gary 1955-56

Doyle, Thayne 1988-92Dugan, Larry 2013Duff, Clinton 1925-26Dugan, Larry 2010-13Dunbar, Frank 1961Duncan, Danny 1977-78Duncansen, Steve 1972-76Dunford, Kenneth Brooks 1960Dunn, Kasey 1988-92Durham, Harold 1937-40Durham, John Douglas 1967-71Durrough, James 1996-99Duskin, Cory 1992-93Dwyer, Dennis Patrick 1963-64Dykes, Dan 2004-05Dykman, Dale 1942-43

EEarl, DavidEdelblute, Lawrence 1925-26Edmunds, Mike 1956-57Edmundson, Clifford W. 1909-11Edmundson, Eldon H, Jr. 1960Edwards, Guy 1893-94Edwards, Jeff 2003-05Edwards, Ryan 2012-Egan, Terence 1958-59Eidam, George 1952-55Eiden, Max 1931-33Eier, Robert Dennis 1968-69Eilertson, Thomas J. 1975-76Elder, Dave 1961-63Elder, Monty 1977-81Eldridge, George Casey 1970-73Elenz, Cody 2012-Elmo, Taylor 2010-13Elton, James “Jim” 1909-10Emerson, Chuck 1955-56Emerson, Ken 1952-54Enderle, Nathan 2007-10Engelking, Rex 1939-41Entenmann, David Felix 1973-74Eogett, Clarence 1900-03Epps, Dezmon 2013-Erickson, Dennis 1979-80Erickson, Laune 1940-41Erickson, Ralph “Lief” 1925-26Erik, Pierre 1996-97Espinoza, Carmen 1981-82Espinoza, Joe 1958-59Estes, Kyle 1979-80Eucker, Jeff Eugene, Michael Joseph 1965--68Evan, Don (mgr.) 1958-59Evans, Bob 1955-56Evans, Edwin Lee 1965-66Evans, Grover C. “Grove” 1916-22Evans, James Brian 1964-68Evans, John 1942-48Evero, Ighe 1997-2001Everson, Benjamin P.J. 1971-72Eyler, Bob 1957-59

FFa`avae, George 2006Fads, Chris 1979-80Fagerbakke, William Mark 1976-77Falash, Tom 1951-54Fancher, Fred (Rick) 1961-64Fannin, Dawn 1959-61Fanning, Stanley 1956-60Faraca, Ray 1952-53Faraimo, Jonathan 2007-08Farnworth, Gary 1956-59Farquhar, Trey 2009-12Faruria, John George 1963-67

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ALL-TIME LETTERMENFaulkner, Jim 1953-56Faumui, Faleaoga (Oga) 2008-09Favre, Clarence E. 1910-14Fee, George Pat 1972-73Feehan, Joseph Ford 1972-73Feeney, Dennis 1970-71Feeney, Michael Thomas 1967Felgenhour, Richard H. 1967Fennell, Marcis 2004-07Fenton, Lloyd 1956-58Ferguson, Andre 2008-11Ferguson, Roger Franklin 1965-66Fernandez, Charles L. 1971-72Fernandez, Keith Arthur 1970-71Fernandez, Robert K. 1966-67Fernandz, Charles L. 1971-72Fery, Bruce 1978-82Fetter, Josh 1991-95Fields, Louis Conrad III (Jim) 1966-67Fien, Ryan 1996Fieney, Michael Thomas 1967Filgenhour, Richard H. 1967Filippini, Charles 1975-77Fisher, Doug 1972-76Fisher, Harold 1958-59Fitch, Jim 1955-56Fite, Carl 1986-87Fitzgerald, Tim 1986-88Fitzke, Robert 1923-24Fitzpatrick, J. Gary 1963-67Fitzsimmons, Thomas Craig 1968-69Flowers, Brian 2006-07Flynn, Patrick Wm. 1966-67, 1968-69Focht, Brian 1981-82Fogle, Louis J. 1904-05Folau, Spencer 1992-94Ford, Glen 1978-79Ford, Tracy 2005-06Forde, Maxx 2011-Forrily 1900-01Fortner, John 1981-83Foster, Dick 1954-57Fowles, Nels “Ironhead” 1930-34Franklin, Rudy 1939-42Franks, Geoff 1998-2001Franks, Stanley 2006-07Fray, Dick 1953-54Fray, William 1948-51Fredback, Mark 1973-75Fries, Charles 1954-57Friesz, John 1986-89Frohnen, David 1979-83Fromm, Paul Dean 1968-69Frost, John Chris 1975-76Frost, Steve 1990-91Frostenson, Theodore R. 1952-55Fry, Raymond 2006Fryhover, Todd 1980-84Fuertes, Anthony 1998-99

GGabby, Stephen Douglas 1967Gaedike, Erick 1992-93Gagnon, Gary Joseph 1960-64Gallik, David Bruce 1974-76Galloway, Charley 1895-96Gamelin, Tom 1996-97Games, John 1903-04Gangnuss, Chuck 1977-78Gardner, Bryson 1996-99Garman, Stephen Kent 1965-68Garner, Bert 1945-46Garrett, Shawn 1990-94Garst, Russell 1932-34Gartin, James W. “Jim” 1925-27

Gary, Kyle 1993-95Gary, Wilbur 1954-56Gentle, Paul Warren 1964-68Geraghty, Cyril “Cy” 1932-35Gerlough, Tillman D. “Turk” 1915-20Gerpheide, Pete 1954-57Gerstner, Zach 2000-03Getzlaff, Jedidiah 2003Ghormley, Robert L. 1901-03Giampietri, Rick 1997-2000Gibb, James A. 1897-1902Gibb, W.N. 1902-03Gibbons, Grant Everett 1960Gibbs, Dennis 1997-2000Gibson, Claude 1900-01Gibson, Flash 1962-63Gilbreath, J. 1895-96Gilbreth, F. 1899-1902Gildea, Howard 1911-12Giles, Paul 1953-55Gilkey, Todd 1990-91Gill, William Hayes 1962-63Gilmore, Andy 1972-73Gilroy, Andy 1993-97Girnt, John 1979-80Gisselborg, Doug 1979-80Gistarb, David 1991-93Glaves, Max 1949-52Glindeman, Herbert “Heinz” 1919-22Glindeman, Peter Michael 1968-70Goddard, Jack Lynn 1968-72Goddard, Ross K. 1971-73Goddwin, Kenneth 1956-57Goetz, Jack 1945-46Goff, Abe 1921-24Goforth, Jack Porter 1968-69Gooby, Dick 1955-59Goodenbour, Jay 1979-80Goodpaster, Fred 1961-62Gorrell, Larry 1953-54Goss, Scott 1997-98Gowen, Justin B. Jr. “Duddy” 1917-21Grabski, Jordan 2013-Graf, Fred 1917-18Graham, Bill R. 1961Graig, Jesse B. 1969-70Graves, Dorset 1909-10Gray, Roy 1935-38Green, Cumer 1959-60Green, Dean 1935-38Green, James 1981-82Green, Leon 1934-36Green, Terry 1988-92Green, Willard 1955Greene, Mike 1992-94Greenslitt, Jake 1993-95Greenwood, Eric 2007-10Greer, Keith 2002-06Gregg, Kurt 2002Gregory, Earl 1936-39Gregory, John 1949Grey, Bobby 1997-2000Griffi n, David 1993-97Griffi n, Frank 1901-03Griffi n, Nate 2000Griffi n, Paul 1981-83Griggs, Avery 1994-96Grimes, Kelly B. 1977-78Grimsrud, Lloyd Alex 1970-73Groat, Charles 1894-95Groniger, Robert R. “Roy” 1913-17Gropp, Leslie Bruce 1960Gropp, Ted 1981-82Grose, Gene 1955-56Groshong, Mark 1991-92Groshong, Mat 1990-94

Gross, Charles Douglas 1971-72Grove, Gary Lee 1966-69Grove, Mark 1990-91Grubb, Robert John 1968-69Grunst, Bill 1953-54Grymes, Aaron 2009-12Gshwandtner, Gary G. 1962-63Guillory, Jeffrey Paul 1967-70Gunn, Arnold 1994-98Gunther, Thomas Richard 1965-66Gustafson, Frans 1956-57Guynes, Lawrence 2004-05Gwilliam, Frank 1934-35

HHaas, Mike 1956-58Hagadone, Mike 1979-80Hagberg, Ole 1895-98Hague, Walter 1901-03Haines, Robert 1953-54Hal, Dee 1953-54Halaholo, Tevita 2009-10Hale, Dewey 2007Hale, Greg 1985-89Hale, Nicq 2000, 2002Hall, Doug 1983-84Hall, Jerry Hicks 1971-73Hall, Ken 1955-59Hall, Randy Lee 1971-73Hall, Russell 1930-33Haller, Gerald 1955Halliday, James S. “Monk” 1928-30Halvorson, Donald Lee 1968-69Hammond, James 1946-50Hammond, Robert 1961Hanauer, Daryl Eugene 1968-73Haney, Robert Loren 1967-70Hanford, Marius June 1930-33Hanford, Marius P. III 1956-59Hanley N. 1899-1900Hansel, Martin Webb 1968-69Hansen, Erik 1988-89Hansen, John 1960Hansen, Lance 1987-89Hardy, Daniel 2008-10Harper, John 1994-97Harper, Nolan 1983-87Harrell, Joe 1936-40Harriman, Bradley Thomas 1970-71Harrington, Michael 2002-05Harris, Brandy 1989-90Harris, Bruce 1987-91Harris, James 1911-13Harris, Paul S. Harris, Ronald 1939-40Harrison, Rick 2006-08Harrison, Walton 1893-95Hart, Larry 1951-53Hart, Royal 1979-80Hartley, DaveHartwell, Harry 1917-18Harvey, Justin 1993-95Harvey, Matthew 2009-11Harvey, Philip Lance 1962-63Hasenoehrl, James Hasfurther, Mike 1979-80Hatch, James 1945-50Hathaway, John Bruce 1968-71Hatchett, Robert III 2009-12Hatterman, Larry 1956-57Hausen, Charles B. “Dad” 1922-25Hawke, Randell 1958Hawley, Warren 1955-57Hayes, Samuel D. “Jack” 1913-17Haynes, Marlon 2006Hays, James B. 1909-11Hays, Jay 1978-82

Hays, Jon 1955-56Heacock, Ryan 2004-07Head, Alan Evans, Jr. 1970-72Heap, Elmer 1945-46Hecomovich, Pete 1940-43Hedrick, Wallace Edward 1966-67Hegbloom, Vanner Michael 1963-64Heien, Maynard 1938-41Heimgartner, Kenneth F. 1967Heitholt, Kent William 1971-72Heitz, Glen 1991-92Henderson, Wind 1991-94Hendren, Jerry Wayne 1966-70Hennessey, Tom 1983-87Hennessey, Tom 2012-Hennessy, Dennis Patrick 1971-72Henry, Daryl 1983-84Henson, Terry Patrick 1966-67Hepler, Mike 1954-56Herbert C. 1895-98Herbig, Clifford 1932-33Hernandez, Justin 2010-Herrington, Maxwell 1948-50Hershey, David Michael 1971-72Hess, Burdette 1951-55Hess, ShaneHesse, Howard 1934-35Hester, Pete 1950-53Heston, Jared 2009Hickey, Kerry 1982-84Hiekl, Gerald 1947-50Hilder, Ed 1954-56Hilgenberg, Cal 1954-56Hill, Dale 1957-59Hill, Jeff 1992-95Hill, Kevin 1995-99Hill, William 1957-61Hillman, William Herman 1962-63Hillman, William 1909-12Hills, Casey 1997-99Hills, Patrick 1979-81Hinckley, Steve 1955-56Hinkemeyer, John William 1973-74Hirai, George 1959Hisaw, Eric 1992-96Hjort, George 1926-27Hobart, Don 1957-58Hobart, Ken 1980-84Hodges, Mark Keith 1973-75Hodney, Edwin 1972-73Hoff, Chris 1987-91Hoffman, John (mgr.) 2000Hogan, Jack 1955-56Hogberg, Carl 1955Hoiness, Todd 1985-89Holder, Bob 1950-53Holdren, Stephen Lee 1968-71Hollis, Mike 1992-94Holmes, Leslie “Pop” 1934-36Holycross, Travis 1987-88Homme, Clayton 2010-13Honena, LawrenceHonsowetz, Russell 1933-36Hooper, Richard James 1971-72Hopkins, Barry 1973-77Horbaczewski, Bob 1997-98Horton, George E. “Cap” 1899-03Hoston, Josh 1999Hough, Clarence 1974-77House, Monty Dave 1973-74Howard, Brian 2001-03Howard, Eddie 1993-95Howard, Emory 1937-40Howard, Vincent Frederick 1973-74Hoyt, Frederick Chas. 1971-72Hubbard, Lance 1977-78Hubchik, Kevin 1978-79Huefner, Otto A. 1923-24

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ALL-TIME LETTERMENHuff, Jarvis 2003Hughes, Hugh 1926-27Hughes, Mike 1992-96Hult, Orville “Haggerty” 1927-30Hultz, Larry 1972-73Huma, Miregi 1992-95Hunter, Bob 1951-52Hunter, Eric 2002-03Hunter, Eric Darsenio 2007-08Hunter, Dan 1983-85Hunter, Don 1989-91Hunter, Steven Ralph 1971-72Husby, Mark Hutchenson, Don 1951-52Hutchinson, Carl “Bio Hutch” 1926-28Hutchinson, Paul 1927-29Hutchinson, Tom Towey 1960

IIdler, Terry 1978-82Ikharo, Tariq 2006Iketa, John (mgr.) 1945-46Imelio, DavidInis, Irvin 1959Inman, Elbert “Lefty” 1933-35Iorns, Dick 1950-51Irving, Neil R. “Gus” 1919-22Ismael, Ron 1957-60Mike Iupati 2006-09Iverson, Kobman “Kid” 1933-36

JJackley, Brock 1966-71Jackson, David 1987-90Deonte` Jackson 2007-10Jackson, Kedrick 1984-88Jackson, Shawn 1980-84Jackson, Steve 1982-87Jackson, Thomas 1915-18Jacob, Glenn “Red” 1925-28Jacobowitz, Len 1955-56Jacobs, Jimmy 1989-91Jacobson, Brian Tackabury 1971-72Jacobson, John Alvin 1966-68Jacoby, Harry 1932-34Jake, John 1987-89Jakovac, Dave 1972-73James, deKoven A. 1974-75James, Oswald 1985-88James, Thomas 1993-97James, WilliamsJankovich, Sam 1979-80Jannino, Ralph 1956-60Jardine, Arthur 1913-15Jarman, Thomas Scott 1968-72Jasik, Matt 1996-99Jayne, Ben A. 1949-51Jeffrey, Russ 1955-56Jelinek, Josh 2000-02Jellick, Jay 1907-08Jelmberg, Josh 1999-2002Jenkins, Charles Riley 1962-66Jenkins, Thomas A. “Tom” 1895-1903Jennings, Greg 1980-82Jensen, Kelly (mgr.) 1999Jensen-Madison, Cary 2007Jeranko, David 1980-82Jergo, Dion 1978-80Jessie, Ron 1978-80Jewell, Ernest 1908-10Jewell, J. 1897-98Johnson, Ahmani 1992-94Johnson, Armauni 2010-11Johnson, Calvert 1992-93Johnson, Carl Alfred Jr. 1961Johnson, Charles 1906-09

Johnson, Chester 1946-48Johnson, Curtis 1980-83Johnson, Dan 1984-86Johnson, David 1953-54Johnson, Eric 1992-96Johnson, Gary (Cozian) 1954-57Johnson, George Stephen 1961-62Johnson, Grover 1994-95Johnson, Jordan 2010-12Johnson, Kevin 1978-79Johnson, Kevin 1984-88Johnson, Lynn Raymond 1970-71Johnson, Patrick 1967Johnson, Pete 1956-59Johnson, Richard Eugene 1945-46Johnson, Robert Henry 1961-62Johnson, Roger 1957-58Johnson, Sam Lavell 1963-64Johnson, Tim G. 1988-89Johnston, James 1937-39Johnston, James 1998-2000Johnston, Michael 1983-86Johnstone, Willard B. 1912-14Jones, A.J. 2011-12Jones, Ethan 1998-2001Jones, Jack 1947-49Jones, Jason 2002-03Jones, Jeromy 2008-09Jones, Joel 2005-08Jones, Lee 2006Jones, Marshall 1954-56Jones, Marvin 2006Jones, Mike 1999-2002Jones, Orville 1925-26Jones, Phil 1959-60Jones, Reggie 2004-06Jones, Ronald S. 1973-74Jones, Steven Douglas 1960Jones, Vernon Roberts 1965-66Jones, Wally 1979-83Jordan, Jayshawn 2012-Jordan, Jeff 1989-93Jordan, Michael Donald 1960-64Jordon, Leo 1945-46Jorgenson, Eric 1984-88Jorgenson,Todd 1993-94Juba, Robert James 1968-70Juma, Kevin 1983-85Juntunen, Craig 1976-77Juratovac, Adam 2006-09Jurelin, Richard Arthur (mgr.) 1960-64

KKaczmarek, Ray 1937-39Kamelevicz, Tony 1937-40Karlberg, Ronald 1958-59Karlsson, Kurt Ame 1970-71Kania, Brandon 2001-04Kashetta, William F. 1972-73Katz, Scott 1985-86Kays, George 1895-1900Kearney, Karel 2011Kearns, Bill Keating, Gerry 1990-92Keener, Vince 2010-13Keilty, William Bryan 1974-76Keiper, Ed 1940-42Kelleher, Thomas Gerard 1976-77Keller, William 1972-73Kelly, Larry Pat 1965-66Keo, Shiloh 2006-10Kelso, Sandy 1966-67Kendley, Ralph 1954-55Kenner, Robert 1958-59Kenworthy, Gary 1955-58Keogh, Mike 1978-82

Kerns, B.L. 1904-05Kerr, Randy 1988-90Kershisnik, William “Big Bill” 1927-30Kessel, Ron 1961-62Kevirs, John Elmer 1946-47Keyes, James 1936-37Keyes, Karl 1904-08Kidd, Lavoni 1992-96Kiel, Anthony 2001-04Kiilsgaard, Carl 1946-49Kiilsgaard, Kjel Peder 1973-77Killien, Michael 1956-58Kimberling, Billy Ray 1968-69Kinnison, Banks H. 1911-15Kinnison, Frank 1922-25Kipp, Richard 1958-59Kipp, Roscoe 1914-15Kircher, Doug 1981-82Kirkpatrick, Lester “Kirk” 1927-30Kirkwood, Howard 1902-03Kirtland, John Michael 1973-77Kirtland, William J. 1972-76Kirtley, Charles 1893-96Kirtley, Wade 1894-96Kittrell, Robert Gregory 1975-77Kleber, Clarence 1961Kledzejs, P. Alex 1961-63Kleffner, Bob (mgr.) 1953Kleffner, Flip 1951-53Kleffner, Sylvester “Syb” 1922-25Klein, Jack 1978-82Klein, Morris 1945-46Kleinkopf, Karl Norman 1964-68Klenn, Andrew 1958-59Kline, Emanuel “Mooney” 1932-33Kline, Larry 1955Kline, Maurice “Dusty” 1922-25Klingenberg, Jared 2013-Klitz, Brad (mgr.) 1997-99Klumb, Harold 1933-35Kluth, William Floyd 1967-69Knap, Tony 1936-39Knecht, Tommy 1994-95Knowles, John Edward 1967-70Knowles, Ryan 1998-2001Knudsen, Sean 1982-83Knutson, Albert “Bull” 1911-15Koch, Ken 1959Koch, PeterKohn, John 1957-58Kodama, Chad 2002-03Kolb, Travis (mgr.) 1999Koleszar, Philip 1957-58Komar, Max 2006-09Konapka, Irvin 1940-43Koompin, Kenneth Kent 1968-69Korby, Adam 2005-08Kramer, Gerald 1955-58Kramer, Jordan 1999-2002Kramer, Joseph 1975-76Kramer, Matt 1999Kramer, Michael David 1972-75Kraus, Kody 2002-03Krupke, Steven Gordon 1971-72Kubick, Joe 1955-56Kuchenbuch, Casey 1998-99Kulm, Ronald Eugene 1959-63Kupp, Andrew Charles 1968-72Kushlan, Richard Eugene 1968-72Kuzmick, Floyd 1972-73Kvidahl, RichardKyle, John 1958-59

LLabita, Jimmy 2002-04La Frenz, John (mgr.) 1946-47LaGrone, Michael 2010-13La Jeunesse, John 1994-97Lacy, Chris 1998-2002Lambert, Neil 1986-87Lamboy, Gary Daniel 1971-72Lampos, Jordan 2000-03Lancaster, Henry 1899-1901Landdeck, Nik 2012Landmark, Denny 1959-60Landsdell, Mitchell G. 1967-71Lang, Craig John 1972-75Langlois, Art 1942-43Langmade, Bruce Calvin 1970-71Lansdell, Mitchell G. 1967-71LaPointe 1997-98Lappano, Tim 1979-80Larkins, Virdell 2008-09LaRoche, Ed 1959Larsen, Kenneth H. 1949-52Larson, Gustus L. 1904-08Larson, Lonny Loyle 1968-69Last, William 1945-48Lavarias, Aaron 2007-10Lavens, Michael (Tim) 1963-67Lawler, Mike 1955-56Lawr, William 1952-55Lawrence, Paul 1961, 1964-65Lawry, Robert P. 1967Lawson, J.D. 1957-59Layde, Verne 1961-65Lazaro, Aaron 2012-13Leary, Jeff 1981-83Leavitt, Phillip Melvin 1972-73LeDuc, Richard 1948-51Lee, Bob 1951-54Lee, Robin CharlesLeetzow, Max 1961-65Lefferts, George 1951-53Leigh, Gerald 1952-55Leituala, Matt 1999-2000Lemke, Eric 2013-Leonard, Charles 1941-42Leonard, Terry D. Leppke, Ron 1954-55Level, Jahrie 2012Leverett, Larry 1986-88 Levschel, Otto 1912-13Lewis, Barney 1948Lewis, Blair 2001-02Lewis, Darby 1981-84Lewis, Dean 1941-43Lewis, Patrick Gerald 1962-63Lewis, Ray 1951-53Lewis, Richard Dean 1968-69Libey, Patrick 2000-03Lieuallen, John 1894-95Liggins,Bilal 2010-11Lindgren, Brian 2001-03Lindman, James Patrick 1973-74Linehan, Richard Michael 1976-79Linehan, Ronald William 1968-72Linehan, Scott 1982-87Linterman, Rudy 1966-68Lisk, Ken 1955-56Litzenberger, Philip 1945-46Litzinger, Richard Paul 1963-65Livermore, Keith Lloyd, Fred 1985-87Lobdell, William Henry 1968-69Lockett, Ronnie 1972-73Lockey, Bill 1941-42Lockhart, James 1912-14Lofton, Sydney 1972-73Lommasson, Thomas 1915-17

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ALL-TIME LETTERMENLong, Chester 1940-41Long, Chuck 1987-88Long, David Leslie 1972-73Longoria, Dave 1992-96Lopez, Daniel “Dan” 1930-31Love, Rick 1981-85Love, Wunters (Chuck) Lewis 1974-76Loveall, Calvin 1981-85Lovell, RonaldLovett, Najee 2012-13Lowe, Ralph 1976-77Luce, Gary Wayne 1962-63Luepamanu, Tueni 2013-Luke, Michael Wayne 1970-71Lukes, Jay 1991-95Lumbala, Rolly 2004-07Lundstrom, Fritz 1908-11Luper, Richard (mgr.) 1972-76Lynam, Glenn 1946-47

MMabry, Stephen Charles 1971-72MacGuffi e, Lawrence Herbert 1962-63Macinko, George 1950-52Mack, Collie, Jr. 1971-75Magee, Frank 1904-05Magnuson, Darin 1983-87Magnuson, Josh 1991-93Mahi, Don William 1968-69Maile, Sione 2013-Major, Marquan 2012-Makawski, Stan 1956-57Mallette, Adam 2001-02Malta, Joe 1941-43Manderville, MattManley, Jake 2012-Mann, Victor L. 1963-68Mann, Vince 1988-91Manoa, Sam 1983-85Manson, Howard 1941-43Marboe, Brad 2010Marboe, Mike 2011-Marboe, Scott Marker, Sophus 1924-25Marquess, Stephen Rand 1970-73Marquess, Wayne Mark 1966-70Marrow, Eugene 1958-61Marshall, Marty 1979-80Martin, Bert 1893-1900Martin, Elmer H. “Irish” 1928-32Martin, Jason 2005Martin, Rossi 1999-2001Martinez, Juan 2013-Martinez, Matt 2001-03Martinson, Herbert 1916-17Martson, William 1970-71Mascorro, Brandon 2003Mason, Cliff 2003Matlock, Steve 2013-Matson, Trent 1989-91Matthews, Donald John 1960-64Matthews, Mark 1987-91Mauga, Homer 2010-12Maxson, William 1935-36Maxwell, Jason 1991-93May, Rodney Wayne 1971-73May, Sherriden 1991-95Mayer, Whitney 1995-98Mayfi eld, Richard Arnold 1975-79Mayle, Stephen Edward 1967Maynard, Rodney Wayne 1971-73Mayne, Michael B. 1962-64Mayowa, Benson 2009-12Mays, Robert D. 1948-51McAdams, George Alan 1965-66

McAffee, Kevin William 1973-76McBride, Carlton 1979-81McCain, Joshua 2013-McCall, Kristopher 1989-91McCallum, Joseph Dean 1963-67McCanna, Dennis Timothy 1964-65McCanna, Dern 1984-88McCanna, Raymond 1977-81McCarty, George 1950-52McCarty, Princeton 2008-11McCormack, Kenneth 1947-50McCormick, Clifford 1915-17McCormick, Gilbert 1912-13McCray, Robert Charles 1963-67McCoy, Mike 2000-03McCue, Robert 1933-36McCullock, Larry 1955McCurdy, Michael 1978-79McCutcheon, Michael McDonald, Roy Douglas 1963-67McDougall, Randy James 1968-69McElravy, Matt 1997-99McFaul, Edmund 1945-49McGettigan, Michael 1958-59McGinnis, Ryan 1996-98McGuire, David Hays 1966-67McInerney, Howard 1932-34McKelvy, BillMcKillop, Todd McKinley G.P. 1897-99McKinley, John 2009-11McKinley, Stephen McKinney, Jack 1965-66McKinstry, Ronald Jack 1964-65McKinzie, Dwight 1992-96McLeod, John “Jack” 1901-03McMahon, Scott 1970-71McMonigle, Tim 1981-85McMurray, Dan 1981-83McNabb, J. 1894-98McNair, Bill 1956-57McNaughton, Bruce Hunt 1966-67McNeal, Mark 1979-80McRoyal, Ken 2011Mealey, Patrick 2009Medved, Jerry 1985-89Medved, Jim 1985-89Meek, Justin 1996-97Mehlohoff, Thomas 1958-59Meibaus, Mack 1946-48Meiser, Cecil Dorain 1964-65Menahan, Richard 1958-60Mendiola, Louis 1952-54Merriman, Sam 1979-83Metter, TarryMeyer, Dale David 1961-65Meyer, Dan 1979-80Mezzei, Harold Joseph 1960Michael, Bailey 1984-88Michaud, Thomas Micheletti, Daniel 2011Micklich, Bill 1940-47Middleton, John R. 1903-06Mignone, Nicholas A. 1963-64Miles, Arthur Sherman 1971-72Miles, Shelton 2008Millan, Marc 2013-Miller, Jim 1965-66Miller, Jimaine 1993-94Miller, John Joseph 1960Miller, John 1902-05Miller, Kelly 1979-82Miller, Kurt William 1967-70Miller, Matt 2003Miller, Raymond Carlyle 1964-67Miller, Robert Vernon 1968-72Mills, Jay 1991-93

Mills, Jim 1992-96Mills, StephenMillsap, Brandon 1991-93Milton, Darren (mgr.) 1992-94Milton, Todd (mgr.) 1988-92Minium, Duke Michael 1973-75Mires, Gary 1959-64Misetich, John 1955-56Mitchell, Barry 1993-97Mitchell, Darrell Wayne 1973-74Mitchell, Ken (mgr.) 1994-97Mitchell, Michael Lee 1964-65Mitchell, Robert 2001-02Mix, Frank 1899-1903Mix, Gainford 1894-95Moehnert, Mark 1970-71Moffi tt, Russell 1947-49Monahan, D. Michael 1963-65Monahan, Edward 1961-64Monahan, W. Lawrence 1963-64Monico, David 1979-81Monk, Robert 1990-92Monnes, David E. 1971-72Monroe, Kevin Paul 1972-73Montgomery, James 1908-10Montgomery, Richard 2013-Moody, Garner 1994-98Moody, Michael 1998-99Mooers, David Charles 1964-65Moomaugh, Ed 1959-61Moone, James 1956-57Mooney, Christopher Joseph 1972-75Mooney, JeffreyMooney, Richard 1958-62Mooney, Terrance Patrick 1965-66Moore, Fred 1895-98Moore, James 1935-37Moore, Josh 1990-91Moore, Troy 1926-27Moran, James Harry 1960-64Moreland, Terry Lynn 1968-71Moreno, Frank 1981-85Morgan, Mike 1957-58Morris, Neosia 1986-88Morris, Richard Leon 1972-73Morris, Thomas Lee 1960-65Morrison, Sam T. 1915-16Morscheck, Frederick David 1970-73Morton, Brett 1997-2000Moser, Robert 1932-35Moser, Ronald 1971-72Mosolf, Mike 1960-62Moy, Doug 1976-77Moyer, Dan (fi lmer) 1990-91Moyle, Stephen Edward 1967Muhlbeier, Kenneth Raymond 1970-73Mulder, Robert 1995-97Muller, Ron 1961Mullins, Billy P. 1948-51Mullins, BrianMunden, Carl 1945-46Mumford, Seann 2001-02Munds, James 1955Munson, Carl 1946-48Murphy, Darryl 2002-03Murphy, Dave 1950-53Murphy, John 1956-57Murphy, Llewellyn “Yo” 1989-93Murrell, Manuel Carter 1965-67Musial, Walter 1936-39Musika, Siua 2004-07

NNaccarato, Richard 1961-65Nagel, Carl “Butch” 1919-21Napper, George 1956-57Nash, Monty Alan 1973-75Nathan, Chris 2003-04Nead, Kelly 2002-03Nead, Nicholas E. 1971-73Neal, James 1920-23Neal, Keith 1993-94Neal, Matt 2013Nearents, Richard 1955Neddo,John 2005Neese, Harvey 1955Neese, Varnell 1951-53Neibauer, James 1957-61Neidhold, Joey 1981-82Nelson Samuel B. 1973-76Nelson, Evan Oscar 1970-72Nelson, Gerry 1982-83Nelson, Henry 1950-52Nelson, Kurt Allen 1973-74Nelson, Larry 1982-83Nelson, Neal “Nellie” 1923-26Nelson, Richard D. 1946-47Nelson, Richard D. 1965-69Nelson, Ross Edward 1970-73Nelson, Shawn 1984-87Nelson, Stanley Robert 1960-61Nelson, Steve 1978-80Nelson, Theron 1957-59Nelson, Thomas Crill 1965-70Nelson, Thomas Owen 1960-63Nesbit, “Shorty” 1907-08Neu, Tedd 1986-89Neumayer, George 1945-48Newbern, Jerry Bruce 1968-69Newby, Dick 1955-56Newell, Michael J. 1970-73Newport, Milton Corbett 1971-72Nichols, Fred 1940-42Nichols, Nate 2002-05Nichols, Ronald 1948-49Nifong, George 1893-98Nilsson, John Robert 1960-61Nixon, George 1940-42Njoku, Bradley 2011-Nofoaiga, Chris 1997-2000Nolan, Steve 1987-91Norby, Arthur “Art” 1930-31Norby, John 1931-34Norby, Larry 1955-58Nordin, John 1987-88North, David Jay 1964-65Norton, Jim 1957-60Nooy, Brian 2004-07Novikoff, Tyrone 2008-11Novotny, Eugene 1957-58Nussmeier, Doug 1990-94Nutting, Jasper 1937-38Nutting, Richard “Dick” 1932-35

OOakes, Clyde 1903-07O’Bard, Ronnie O’Brien, James 1927-28O’Brien, Pete 1978-82Octave, Wendell 2003-06O’Connell, Kevin 2000-02O’Dell, Mike 1968-69O’Donnell, Grover “Red” 1925-26Ogle, Jerry 1950-53Ogletree, Brandon 2004-07Oliver, Charlie 1987-91Oliver, Ron 1984-86Olson, Adison 1973-74Olson, Steven Lee 1966-71

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ALL-TIME LETTERMENOlugbode, Kristoffer 2013-O’ Neal, Mike 1996-99O’Neil, Jason 1994-96Ortega, Robert 2002-03Osborne, Harrell Stanley 1962-64Osterhout, Carl 1935-36Osterhout, Milton 1936-38Overgaard Wil E. 1973-77Overgaard, Wilford 1946-50Owens, Herbert “Herbie” 1928-30Owens, Roosevelt 1966-70Owens, T.J. 1955-57Owings, Thomas “Sody” 1924-27

PPaasch, Ralph 1945-49Pace, Tom 1996-97Palubo, John 1979-80Palumbo, John 1979-81Pancheri, Matt 1988-89Pankratz, Jeff 1995-98Parham, Delency 2013-Park, Lonnie 1956-58Parker, Dave 1984-87Parker, Michael 1979-80Parker, Steve 1979-80Parkins, Justin 2012Parot, Robert 1973-74Parr, Robert Steve 1972-73Parry, Dave 1978-81Parsons, Curtis Dempsey 1971-74Patrick, Wayne 1953-54Patten, Kenneth 2008-10Patterson, Cecil Coolidge 1962-63Patterson, Pat 1978-79Pauls, Arthur 1907-09Paulsen, Virgil 1984-88Pavkov, Stanko 1935-38Payne, John 1953-56Payne, Tim Roger 1979-83Pearce, Devon 1988-92Pearsall, James Richard 1965-69Pearson, David J. 1976-77Pearson, Gary Leon 1962-63Pearson, Milo “Mike” 1924-25Pearson, Victor 1917-18Peck, Greg 1979-83Peck, Russell 1973-74Pederson, Waldemar 1929-31Pellegrini, Joe Jr. 1975-76Pemberton, John Worthington 1960-61Perkins, Enoch “Nock” 1909-13Perkins, Procter K. 1906-13Permenter, Ned 1955-56Perrine, Leon “Pat” 1917-21Perrins, M. Samuel “Sammy” 1926-29Peters, Gary Joseph 1962-63Peterson, Randolph V. 1970-72Peterson, William Horatio 1960-61Petrillo, Rob 1979-81Petruzzi, Jim 1951-53Petticolas, Kenneth Patrick Pettit, Rahimu 1999Phillips, John “Buck” 1911-15Phillips, Ryan 1993-97Phister, Jeffrey V. 1976-77Pickett, Dick 1952-54Piedmont, Joe 1940-42Pierce, Ricky Valiose 1966-67Pillon, Robert Joseph 1965-66Pitre, Paul 1981-84Piva, Lane (mgr.) 1985-88Plastino, Charles 1942-43Plastino, Felix “Plasty” 1917-21Pleas, John 1985-89

Podrabsky, Justin 2012-Polguta, Anthony Matthew 1960Ponciano, Tommy LeRoy 1970-72Ponder, DonaldPool, Chad 2003Pope, Brian 2002-03Pope, Darick 1996-99Populis, Christan 2004Porter, Charlie 1986-88Porter, Keith (mgr.) 1990-94Porter, Ronald Dean 1963-67Posey, Marsel 2008-12Pothetes, Nicholas Potter, Grant 1946-48Potterson, Wade 1955-59Powell, Ronald 1978-79Powers, Frank 1925-27Pratt, LaVerle 1965-67Pressey, Gerard Kent 1960-61Prestel, Jim 1955-60Prestel, Robert 1955-59Prestimonico, Ryan 1996-99Price, Deon 1996-98Price, Gordon “Whitey” 1938-40Price, Russell 1973-74Price, Walter 1927-30Prince, Pat 1987-89Pritchard, Craig V. 1972-73Proteau, Francis Michael 1965-66Pugh, George 1955Pulliam, Jason 1987-88Purdy, Harold S. 1913-17Purnell 1895-96Putnam, David Lloyd 1960-61Pyke, Robert Taylor 1972-73

QQuinn, Lawrence “Larry” 1922-25

RRabehl, Brian (mgr.) 1999Rae, BenRafferty, Michael 1979-80Ralph, Randy 1979Ramer, Frank 1955-56Ramos, Christopher 2009-10Ramsey, DeAngelo 2005-06Ramsey, Noah 1989-93Ramsey, Paul 1984-86Rana, Maurice Carl 1971-72Randall, James 2011, Randall, LaVerne 1931-34Randall, Lot 1893-94Randall, Tom 1978-79Randel, Douglas Thomas 1976-79Randolph, Roger 1952-56Ranier, James Michael 1971-72Rankin, Ed 2000-02Rathbun, Glenn 1938-41Rathbun, Maurice 1947-48Ratti, Jo`Artis 2006-07Raussos, John 1955-59Rayner, Tom 1995-98Reader, Brian 2009-11Reager, John L. 1949-51Reed, Earl Jr. 1975-76Reese, Timothy Dale 1969-71Reget, Harry 1924-26Rehkow, Austin 2013-Rekofke, Brian 1978-79Rembert, Bernard 1971-73Renfrow, Herman (mgr.) 1938-42Resa, Eivind 1953-56Rettberg, Fred 1938-40Reuber, Jim 2007-08Rexroad, Randy 1979-82

Reynolds, Guy 2011-12Rice, Anthony 2013-Rice, Brad 1998-2001Rice, Lynn 1975-76Rice, Mickey 1961-64Rice, Mike 1987-91Rice, Stephen Clarence 1963-64Rich, Darrell Lynn 1961Rich, George 1934-36Rich, Lewis 1935-36Richardson, Curtis 1991-93Richardson, Walter 1893-98Richey, Evan A. 1949-52Richter, Gary 1978-79Rico, Vicente 2007-08Riddick, Jason 1991-92Riddle, Kyle 1979-80 Ridener, Don 1956-58Ridenour, Charles 1957-58Rifi lato, Ed 1983-85Riggenberg, Clayton 1945-46Riley, Faustin Charles 1969-72Riley, Edward J. 1948-51Riley, Fred Maurice 1970-72Ringe, Don 1950-53Riordan, James Dennis 1971-73Ritter, Larry 1959-60Rivas, Robert 1956-57Roark, Burch 1952-55Roberg, Mike 1997-2000Robert, Ronald Harrison 1966-68Roberts, Clive 1917-18Roberts, Ronald Harrison 1966-68Roberts, Timothy JayRobertson, Fred 1927-29Robertson, Greg 1997-99Robertson, William 1906-07Robinson, Craig 1984-88Robinson, Jeff 1989-93Robinson, Robert W. “Ole” 1916-18Robinson, Tre`Shawn 2008-11Robison, Guy Kevin 1972-75Rodgers, Kevin 1986-87Rodreguiez, Joseph R. 1965-67Rodseth, Brennett 2013Roe, Steven 1972-73Rogers, Arthur 1903-06Rogers, Galen Eugene 1960-64Roise, Harold 1936-39Robleto, Sergio 2001-02Romesburg, David 1972-73Roosevelt, William K. 1905-06Rose, William M. 1948-50Ross, 1893-94Ross, Jerry 1955Routos, Jim 1987-89Rowe, Cleo 1941-42Ruben, Sammy 2001-02Ruby, Robert Edwin 1960-65Ruffi n, J.R. 2004Ruhl, Pete 1983-85Ruleman, Wilbur C. 1948-50Runner, Roman 2012-13Runyon, James Onnie 1962-63Russell, 1904-05Russell, Clifford 1959Russell, Kyle 1990-92Russell, Phillip 1959Russell, Robert Byron 1971-72Rust, Cory Bennett Rust, John 1989-90Rust, Taylor 2007-08Rutledge, 1895-96Ryan, Paul 1938-41

SSackett, Melvin 1931-33Saffo, William 1989-93Saith, John Carmen 1961-64Salesky, Kenneth R. 1968-69Samms, Virgil 1911-14Sams, Tim 1999-2001Sandall, Phil 1973-74Sandberg, Corey 2012Sandberg, Dallas 2012-Sanders, Ernest 1984-88Sanderson, Brian 1982-83Sanford, Tim 1976-77Sanner, Dale 1938-40Sannon, Jacob 2013-Santschi, Larry Wm. 1964-65Sappington, Larry Dale 1962-63Saras, Raymond 1945-47Saso, Dan 1980-82Sataraka, Jonah 2007-10Saunders, Walter 1991-93Savidge, Leigh S. 1906-09Sayer, William Blake 1970-71Scates, Wade 1993-94Scharnhorst, Bruce R. 1971-72Scheidt, Conrad 2009-12Schell, John Gary 1956-57Schireman, Alvin T. 1949-50Schlatter, Jerry 1955-56Schlereth, Mark 1985-89Schmidt, Carl 1958-59Schmidt, Edward Robert 1968-69Schmidt, Mel 1954-57Schmidt, Tom 1959-60Schmitz, Orville 1931-34Schneider, Chris 1990-93Schnug, Jordan 1990-94Schoen, Bryan 1978-79Scholes, William 1957-58Schroeder, Tim 1986-89Schrom, Kenneth Marvin 1973-76Schuh, Christopher Robert 1967-68Schulte, Brandon 2006-08Schulte, Jarrod 2004Schutte, William “Bill” 1930-33Schux, Christopher Robert 1967-68Schwalbe, JeffreySchwenne, Robert 1970-71Scotford, Bill (mgr.) 1953-54Scott, Brian Phillip 1973-74Scott, Dontae 2011-12Scott, Jake 2000-03Scott, Jim 1956-57Scott, Mike 2011-12Scott, Robert 1996-97Scott, Troy 1995-98Scott, Tyler 2003Scott, William James 1962-66Seamster, Duval 2000Sears, Orvil 1957-58Secrest, Gerald Ralph 1971-72Seefried, Richard Albert 1970-74Seelig, Kent Chester 1962-63Seidel, Chris 1981-82Sekona, Fonomanu 2007-10Selman, Thomas James 1971-72Seman, Steve 1980-84Senescall, Paul 2007-10Severe, Ted 1995-96Shaffer, Clair (Butch) 1953-57Shaife, Jerome R. 1966-67Shamion, Adam 2007Shaw, Josh 2005-08Shaw, Malfred 2002-03Shaw, Maurice 2007-10Shaw, Steve Lawrence 1968-69Shehan, Michael R. 1958-61

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ALL-TIME LETTERMENShelby, Michael Shellman, Lee 1959Shelt, Jason 1992-97Shelt, John A. 1963-67Shelton, Kevin 2013-Shepard, Gary Francis 1960Shephard,Warren 1945-46Sherbina, Lorne James 1972-73Sheridan, Nicholas 1902-06Sherman, Antwaun 2004-05Sherman, Ralph David 1972-73Shew, Thomas Kenton 1972-73Shill, Mike 1983-85Shipkey, Carl 1912-13Shoemaker, Denny 1955-56Shore, Marshall E. (mgr.) 1962-63Siavii,Robert 2008-10, 12Siavii, Russell 2013-Simko, John 1957-58Simmons, Chris Simmons, Eric Simmons, Patrick J. 1971-72Simmons, Rick Rinehart 1970-72Simpson, Carl Neal 1965-66Simpson, Steve 1982-85Sims, Billy 1989-93Sims, Johnny Clyde 1973-75Sinclair, Bryce 2007-09Sinclair, Jerry Albert 1972-74Sipoloa, Willie 2002-04Sirmon, John 1989-93Siva, Mike Eli 1974-76Sizelove, Michael Stuart 1969-70Skaife, Jerome R. 1966-67Skelly, Jeffrey Paul 1974-76Skill, Bob 1956-60Skinner, Ryan 1995-99Skinner, William 1955-57Skuse, Rbt. Charles 1963-67Slater, Chris 1985-89Slaughter, Avery 1992-96Slaughter, Rbt. Kemp III 1963-67Sletager, Ralph M., Jr. 1970-73Sloan, Rick 1984-86Small, Kevin 2008-09Small, Monte 1955-56Small, Rodney 1905-09Smiley, Joe 1982-86Smith, Andrew 1983-85Smith, Brian 1988-90Smith, Carl “Reggie” 1989-91Smith, Cary Jr. 1960-64Smith, Charles 1903-04Smith, Charles Jr. 2008-11Smith, Chris 2006-07Smith, Daniel (D.J.) 2005Smith, Darrick 1994-95Smith, Dashaun 1990-91Smith, Don 1945-46Smith, Earl 1932-35Smith, Elmer 1940-41Smith, Gene 1956-57Smith, George Venson 1965-70Smith, George 1947-49Smith, Harry C. “Silent” 1901-04Smith, Henry M. “Hercules” 1905-09Smith, Husan 1998-99Smith, John Michael 1966-67Smith, Kord 1986-89Smith, Lee 2006-08Smith, Lyle 1936-39Smith, Lynn 1959-60Smith, Malcolm Bradley 1971-72Smith, Michael W. Smith, Ray 1937-40Smith, Robert 1958Smith, Ryan 1994-97

Smith, Shawen 1988-92Smith, Stanley Dayle 1968-69Smith, Wayne 1958-59Smith, Willis “Little Giant” 1931-34Smith-Anderson, Luke 2001-06Smythe, Jerry 1954-58Snow, Ed 1897-98, 1900-01Snyder, Cole 2003-05Snyder, Tony 1981-82Solinsky, Tom 1939-41Sommer, John Charles 1968-69Spaugy, Arthur 1930-32Spaugy, Don 1934-35Spaugy, Ralph 1935-37Spelgatti, Jim Lewis 1960Spellman, David 1989-93Spencer, Brad 1958Spencer, Eddy 1984-86Spiva, Justin 1996, 1999Sprague, Milo 1904-05Spray, Gary 1961Sproat, Hugh 1931-32Sprute, Patrick Ray 1969-72Spyker, Stephen Lawrence 1964-65Staley, James 2001-02Stamps, Keith 2002Stanley, Rob 1987-88Starchman, Carl Leon 1967Stark, Jason 1996-97Stark, Lyle 1926-29Steelhead, Ralph Ben 1945-46Stein, Howard 1906-08Steinback, Phil 1959-60Steinberg, Bryan 1991-93Stennfeld, Mark Stephens, Ray 1923-26Stephens, Tom 1965-67Stephens, W.L. “Fat” 1923-25Stevens, Irvin III 2008-09Stewart, Greg 1976-77Stewart, Kyle 2001-03Stewart, Simeon 2001-04Stewart, Troy 1986-87Stivers, Vernon L. “Skippy” 1922-25Stobart, Andrew 2003Stockler, Larry Delbert 1960-63Stoddard, Merle 1937-40Stokesbery, William Walter 1906-10Stolary, Thomas P. 1967Stombaugh, Travis 1996-99Stone, Larry (mgr.) 1947-49Stonebarger, Larry S. 1967Stowe, Jeff 2002-05Strandley, Brian 1991-95Strate, Donald Glen 1963-64Streeter, Darnell 1972-73Strickland, Byron Eugene 1965-68Strohmeyer, Larry William 1962-65Strong, Arthur C. 1901-03Strong, Nate (mgr.) 1994-97Stuk, Steven Jack 1970-73Sturdivant, Devon 2007-09Sturmer, Jason 1990-92Sua, Kimo 1981-82Sugg, Tom 1991-93Sullivan, John 1954-56Sullivan, Lloyd “Sugar” 1931-32Sullivan, Patrick D. 1975-76Sumpter, Castleman Harvey 1927-29Sundberg, Keith 1936-38Sungberg, Ross 1934-37Supkis, Michael 1978-79Swann, Herschell 1933-34Sweet, William 1945-46Swenson, Al 1978-81Swenson, Mitch 1988-89

Swillie, Charles 1982-83Swivey, Gregory Swope, Charles Scott 1967Symms, Steve 1956-60

TTadvick, Jade 2003-06Taeatafa, Dennis 1998-2002Taggart, Dameon 1988-92Taggart, Paul 1984-87Taibi, Joe 1985-87Tajan, Crosby 1995-98Talavou, Kelly 2002-03Tallant, James Arthur 1949-51Tanner, Stephen A. 1971-75Tapper, Lyle 1922-25Tasby, Joseph Alucord 1966-70Tauber, Richard 1938-41Tauber, Tomas Tipton 1960Taupule, Tone 2005-06Taylor, Chris 1990-92Taylor, Jesse 1997-98Taylor, Jett 1977-78Taylor, Paul “Pete” 1930-33Taylor, Robert L. 1975-76Telin, Brad 1978-79Tenner, Anthony 1997-2001Tennyson, Robert 1959-60Teobald, Donald Craig 1972-73Terry, Irving “Chick” 1924-26Teuerbaugh, Frank 1953-55Tewhey, Jack 1941-43Theis, Sam 1946-49Theobald, Donald Craig 1972-73Therien, Hank 2003-05Therrell, Richard “Tex” 1937-40Thierjung, Peter John 1972-73Thiessen, George 1935-37Thomas, Charles 1893-94Thomas, Charles 1942-43Thomas, Craig 1979-82Thomas, Eric 1990-91Thomas, Jerome 1995-99Thomas, Joel 1993-97Thomas, Richard “Dick” 1929-30Thomas, Wade Art 1960-63Thomas, William 1903-06Thompson, Cedric 2002-03Thompson, Roy A. 1915-20Thompson, Stephen Neil 1971-72Thompson, Thaad 2010-12Thorne, Kurt 1991-92Thornton, James 1907-11Thornton, Joe Dean 1972-75Thorsen, David 1981-86Thumins, Jim D. 1964-69Tidd, Mark 1983-87Tilden, Jess 1956-57Tilley, Homer 1902-03Titchenal, Paul Lewis 1971-72Toailoa, Alex 2005-06Togafau, Michael 2003-04Tolbert, Antjuan 2000-03Tomick, John 1940-43Toney, Richard Louis 1964-68Toomer, Korey 2009, 2011Toone, Ward Clifford 1967Tormey, Christopher Joseph 1973-75Torrey, Robert Henry 1962-63Tosi, Mao 1998-99Townsley, Jeffrey 1997-2000Tracy, Darel 1983-87Trahan, Tim 1993-94Trigilio, Frank Joseph 1968-69Triplett, David C. 1962-66Trotter, Maurice 2011, 2013Trower J.T. 1910-11

Troxel, Chad 2002-03Trus, Thomas 1947-50Trzuskowski, Richard 1936-39Tuala, Sam 2011-12Tucker, Shawn 2010Tucker, Thomas 1958-59Tuipulotu, Eric 2013-Tupua, Sam 2010-11Tuten, Randy 1978-79Tuttle, Rocky 1979-80Tuura, Timothy Jones 1966-67Tweedt, Louis A. 1899-1903Tyler, Timothy Edward 1964-65Tyrrell, Hubert Leander “Lee” 1930-33

UUglesich, Nick 1955-56Ugstad, Paul Olin 1968-69Ulrich, Greg 1986-89Ulrich, Steven Gerald 1964-68Underwood, Larry Patrick 1963-64Unger, Steve 1986-90Upchurch, Jim 1955-56Uranga, Tony 1994-95, 1997-98Urko, Richard Edgar 1960-61Uto-Uko, Andrew 1996-99

VVaagen, Glenn 1998-2000Vail, Darrel Eugene 1959-61Valley, Kent 1958-60Van Loan, Phil 1959Vance, Allen Harold 1970-74Vance, Phil 1979-80VanderPol, Nate 2003-06VanDuyne, Robert Scott 1970-73Vanghn, William Thomas 1967Veal, David Charles 1971-72Veltung, Justin 2009-12VeNard, William Joseph 1963-64Venzke, Patrick 1997-2000Verdonk, Bill 1996-98Vernier, Jesse Blaze 1970-71Vervacke, Robert 1958-59Vesco, Richard 1981-82Vesser, Edwards 1910-11Vesser, John 1922-25Vest, Steven Walter 1970-71Vestman, Kurt 1982-84Vial, Sil 1957-61Vinson, Kay 1955Viro, Frank 1945-47Vital, Troy 2008-09, 11Vobora, David 2004-07Vohs, Dale 1921-23Volke, Robert Vonderharr, Bobb 1941-43VonRotz, Nick 2013-

WWaage, Ryan 2004Wagar, Paul 1957-60Walker, Gary 2009-12Walk, Jerome F. Walker, Harvie 1935-36Walker, Wayne 1954-58Wall, Justin 2004Wallace, Jeremy 1997-2000Wallace, Vic 1981-83Waller, Darrell 1953-54Walmsley, Wilford “Stud” 1925-28Walsh, Andrew 1946-47Walters, Stephen Michael 1964-65Walton, Thomas Richard 1962-63Wamer, James Thomas 1967-71

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ALL-TIME LETTERMENWamsley, Brian 1991-94Ward, Theron “Suitcase” 1933-36Warren, Larry James Jr. 1971-72Warren, Yaphet 1995-97Warrick, Ronald 1964-65Wartella, Bob 1981-82Washington, Marvin 1988-89Washington, Nelson 1985-86Waskiewicz, Stanley 1941-42Watkins, Sean 1991-92Watson, Bruce Lloyd 1970-71Watson, Deon 2013-Watson, Matt 1981-86Weaver, Landon 2010-11Webb, Michael 1978-79Weber, John William 1963-64Webster, Wallace (mgr.) 1940-41Welch, James Lee 1970-73Wellman, Jeff 1978-79Wells, Sherril Lynn 1960-61Welsh, John 1998-2001Welte, Jim 1955-56Werner, Rob (mgr.) 1979-80Werness, Taylor RobertWest, Bruce 1951-54West, Cedric 1993-94West, J.E. 1915-16West, Lance 1981-85West, Pat 1987-92Westlake, Broc 2013-Westlake, Norman 1956-57Wheeler, James Milton 1964-65Wheeler, Joe 1934-36Whidden, Walter Douglas 1967-68Whiles, Michael P. 1961-65Whipps, Scott M. 1977-78Whitcomb, Joe 1919-22White, Calvin 2013-White, Corey 2008-09White, Dan 2000White, George 1955-56White, Glen 1978-80White, James D. 1975-76White, Joe 1974-75White, Kenneth 1956-57White, Larry 1980-83White, Ronald 1945White, Ronnie 1991-93White, Steven 1973-74White, William Humes 1960-61

Whithad, Houghton H. 1967Whitehead, Christian 2012-13Whitlock, George 1940-41Whitney, John 1965-66Whittenburg, Ron 1982-83Whittier, Frank Newman 1968-69Wicher, Tom Wichman, Steve 2005-06Wickboldt, James Brian 1966-70Wiegman, Graig 1969-70Wieting, Derek 2008-11Wiggum, David Charles 1975-76Wiker, Erik 1990-92Wilcox, Howard 1981-82Wilder, Kevin Wilkens, Peter 1984-88Wilkie, Fred 1929-32Wilkin, Richard E. 1976-79Willard, Rex 1936-38Williams, Bill 1946-48Williams, Breyon 2007Williams, Eddie 2005-08Williams, Elmer M. 1909-11Williams, Jaron 2004-06Williams, Jason 2000Williams, Jasper 1996-97Williams, Jerry Bill 1971-72Williams, Marcelle 1995-96Williams, Montrell 1994-96Williams, Nick 2001Williams, Robert Lee 1970-72Williams, Scott 1982-83Williams, Shanta 1991-92Williams, Trey 2010-13Williams, Wes 2005-06Williamson, Lloyd S. 1979-83Willis, Howard 1955-58Willis, Matt 2012-13Willott, George 1936-37Wilson, Antonio 1996-98Wilson, Charles “Chick” 1933-35Wilson, Cole 1993-95Wilson, Edgar 1937-39Wilson, Everett 1990-91Wilson, George 1930-33Wilson, Pat William 1970-71Wilund, James Dan 1967-72Wimer, James Thomas 1967-71Wimer, Michael Gene (mgr.) 1963-67Winland, Curtis Roy 1973-73

Winston, Orlando 2001-03Winter, Roland 1936-38Wiscombe, Michael Wayne 1967-71Wisdom, Richard 1954-55Wisecarver, James Edward 1964-65Witt, James B. 1962-63Wolf, Jay 1979-80Wolske, Kelvin Fred 1972-73Wolson, Tim 1994-98Woods, Mason 2013-Woodward, Rodney Wm. 1966-67Woodward, Todd 1991-92Woolrich, Michael Francis 1964-65Woolridge, DeMaundray 2009Woolridge, Michael O. 1971-72Woolverton, Ryan 1994-96Workman, Rex 1940-41Worley, Jedd 1956-60Wren, Charles 1957-58Wright, Troy 1986-90

YYarber, Eric 1984-86Yarbro, Chuck 1988-91Yarno, Brian 2001-04Yarno, John R. 1973-77York, Wallace 1925-26Young, Daryn 1983-87Young, Dave 1983-86Young, Gayle, Jr. 1966-67Young, Ike 1985-87Young, Joe 1979-80Young, Maurice 1939-40Young, Robert J. 1965-69

ZZeamer, Dan 1993-97Zeller, Mike 1988-90Zenk, Richard 1993-97Zenk, Steve 1994-97Zenkeritch, Leonard 1939-47Ziegler, Larry 1981-84Zimmerman, Bryan 1977-79Zimmerman, Randy 1980-83Zuber, Geoff 2004Zundel, Brad

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YEAR G NAME CAR YDS AVG TD LG1953 9 Flip Kleffner 68 330 4.91954 10 Wilbur Gary 88 579 6.61955 10 Wilbur Gary 78 454 5.91956 10 Larry Norby 96 351 3.71957 10 Ken Hall 103 414 4.01958 9 June Hanford 49 272 5.6 1959 10 Theron Nelsen 73 329 4.5 1960 10 Mike Sheeran 85 344 4.0 11961 9 Mike Mosolf 116 286 2.4 21962 9 Rick Naccarato 87 329 3.7 21963 9 Rich Naccarato 86 426 4.9 41964 10 Ray McDonald 131 585 4.4 71965 10 Ray McDonald 213 1,002 4.7 151966 10 Ray McDonald (1) 259 1,329 5.1 141967 10 Jim Pearsall 172 815 4.7 91968 10 Rob Young 206 979 4.8 31969 10 Frank Doctor 91 397 4.4 21970 11 Fred Riley 187 879 4.71971 11 Frank Doctor 164 772 4.7 31972 11 Barrie Rembert 125 561 4.4 51973 11 Darrell Mitchell 120 814 6.8 41974 11 J.C. Chadband 147 758 5.2 5 291975 11 Dave Comstock 124 659 5.3 81976 11 Robert Brooks 157 770 4.9 8 311977 10 Tim Lappano 139 846 6.1 3 801978 10 Terry Idler 101 523 5.2 4 541979 10 Glen White 178 907 5.0 3 491980 11 Ken Hobart 209 829 4.0 7 341981 10 Russell Davis 140 1,117 8.0 11 851982 10 Kerry Hickey 113 529 4.7 7 511983 11 Kerry Hickey 101 533 5.3 2 551984 11 Marlon Barrow 114 612 4.0 9 381985 11 Todd Hoiness 133 706 5.3 7 291986 11 Steve Jackson 106 476 4.5 3 281987 11 Todd Hoiness 111 486 4.4 6 151988 10 Bruce Harris 150 779 5.2 6 391989 11 Damon Daniels 168 676 4.0 8 191990 11 Devon Pearce 267 1,393 5.2 15 481991 11 Ronnie White 148 694 4.7 9 231992 11 Sherriden May 237 1,111 4.7 21 661993 11 Sherriden May (16) 221 1,267 5.7 20 681994 11 Sherriden May(9) 231 1,370 5.9 9 701995 10 Lavoni Kidd 146 621 4.3 2 301996 11 Joel Thomas 222 1,148 5.2 14 901997 9 Anthony Tenner 122 573 4.7 6 371998 11 Joel Thomas 231 1,229 5.3 16 441999 11 Anthony Tenner 179 764 4.3 9 322000 11 Willie Alderson (19) 238 1,245 5.0 12 822001 6 Blair Lewis 98 509 5.2 2 392002 10 Blair Lewis (45) 176 930 5.3 11 812003 12 Zach Gerstner (33) 256 1,186 4.5 5 422004 11 Jayson Bird (61) 151 859 5.7 8 712005 11 Rolly Lumbala 128 472 3.7 1 462006 12 Brian Flowers 128 561 4.4 4 362007 12 Deonte` Jackson (36) 240 1,175 4.9 7 322008 12 Deonte` Jackson (89) 161 696 4.3 3 282009 13 De`Maundray Woolridge (59) 171 979 5.7 18 682010 13 Deonte` Jackson 113 442 3.9 4 402011 12 Princeton McCarty (97) 149 705 4.7 3 822012 12 Ryan Bass 129 484 3.8 0 342013 11 James Baker 143 593 4.1 6 38

(number in parentheses indicates national ranking)

RUSHING

JOEL THOMAS (1996, 1998)

DEONTE` JACKSON (2007, 2008)

BLAIR LEWIS (2001, 2002)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

SHERRIDEN MAY (1992-94)

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YEAR G NAME ATT COMP INT PCT YDS TD1953 9 George Eidam 84 34 14 .405 495 51954 10 George Eidam 132 49 14 .371 4011955 10 Howard Willis 68 28 5 .412 3771956 10 Howard Willis 79 35 6 .443 5301957 10 Gary Kenworth 58 38 6 .655 5791958 9 Joe Espinoza 79 36 1 .456 415 1959 10 Gary Farnworth 99 44 8 .444 455 11960 10 Sil Vial 177 81 8 .458 930 51961 9 Gary Gagnon 68 29 2 .426 315 11962 9 Gary Gagnon 54 27 5 .500 311 31963 9 Gary Mires 69 33 7 .478 528 41964 10 Mike Monahan 147 60 8 .408 965 61965 10 Joe Rodriguez 57 21 7 .368 334 41966 10 John Foruria 141 57 8 .404 728 11967 10 Steve Garman 75 33 6 .440 400 11968 10 Steve Olson 365 183 21 .501 2,591 191969 10 Steve Olson 229 112 14 .489 1,421 91970 11 Steve Olson 228 95 15 .417 1,086 41971 11 Rick Seefried 175 88 14 .503 928 31972 11 Rick Seefried 102 49 12 .480 619 51973 11 Rick Seefried 225 113 13 .502 1,298 41974 11 Dennis Ballock 98 43 8 .439 648 11975 11 Dave Comstock 144 63 9 .438 930 41976 9 Craig Juntunen 65 33 2 .508 380 11977 10 Craig Juntenen 150 79 6 .527 770 31978 9 Jay Goodenbour 127 68 9 .535 819 51979 8 Rob Petrillo 104 43 7 .413 722 31980 11 Ken Hobart 145 59 9 .407 1,083 111981 11 Ken Hobart 179 81 6 .453 1,541 121982 11 Ken Hobart 418 221 8 .529 3,058 241983 11 Ken Hobart 477 268 19 .562 3,618 321984 11 Scott Linehan 318 191 10 .601 2,407 171985 9 Rick Sloan 229 156 11 .681 1,934 151986 11 Scott Linehan 407 231 12 .568 3,954 221987 11 John Friesz (4) 502 311 14 .620 3,677 281988 10 John Friesz (18) 397 220 17 .554 2,874 181989 11 John Friesz 425 260 8 .612 4,041 311990 6 Doug Nussmeier 204 125 7 .613 1,536 111991 11 Doug Nussmeier (8) 384 230 11 .599 3,300 251992 11 Doug Nussmeier (9) 333 206 9 .619 3,028 221993 11 Doug Nussmeier (2) 304 185 5 .609 2,960 331994 10 Brian Brennan(3) 200 116 4 .580 1,765 181995 10 Eric Hisaw 214 121 10 .565 1,793 151996 11 Ryan Fien (2) 455 267 12 .587 3,674 271997 10 Brian Brennan 387 218 5 .563 2,708 191998 9 John Welsh 182 98 10 .538 1,387 111999 8 Greg Robertson 224 101 11 .451 1,279 122000 11 John Welsh (8) 399 251 17 .629 3,171 222001 8 John Welsh (15) 284 183 5 .644 2,215 182002 10 Brian Lindgren (24) 382 240 10 .628 2,763 192003 11 Brian Lindgren 246 147 8 .598 2,077 152004 12 Michael Harrington (56) 342 225 11 .658 2,222 122005 11 Steve Wichman (69) 401 226 18 .564 2,746 152006 12 Steve Wichman 319 155 14 .486 2,158 82007 10 Nathan Enderle 298 132 18 .443 1,787 102008 12 Nathan Enderle (70, 76) 339 184 17 .543 2,077 202009 11 Nathan Enderle (15, 28) 312 192 9 .615 2,906 222010 13 Nathan Enderle (26, 25) 478 271 16 .567 3,314 222011 11 Brian Reader (69, 74) 354 192 12 .542 1,974 102012 7 Dominique Blackman 265 167 13 .630 1,610 92013 8 Taylor Davis 212 98 7 .462 1,324 8 (number in parentheses indicates national ranking)

PASSING

SCOTT LINEHAN (1984, 1986)

JOHN WELSH (1998, 2000, 2001)

NATHAN ENDERLE (2007, 2008, 2009)

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YEAR G NAME REC YDS AVG TD LG1953 9 Flip Kleffner 13 146 11.2 01954 10 Frank Teverbaugh 18 172 9.6 11955 10 Rog Randolph 13 116 8.9 01956 10 Larry Aldrich 30 409 13.6 11957 10 Bob Dehlinger 16 373 23.3 41958 10 Jim Norton 15 188 12.5 01959 10 Jim Norton 27 212 7.9 11960 10 Reg Carolan 33 488 14.8 31961 9 Reg Carolan 21 225 10.7 1 431962 9 Verne Leyde 15 225 10.7 21963 9 Verne Leyde 14 219 15.6 0 1964 10 Joe Chapman 20 508 25.4 31965 10 John Whitney 14 171 12.2 01966 10 Tim Lavens 22 313 14.2 11967 10 Jerry Hendren 49 526 10.7 11968 10 Jerry Hendren 86 1,457 16.9 141969 10 Jerry Hendren 95 1,452 15.3 121970 11 Terry Moreland 46 576 12.5 11971 11 Jack Goddard 28 327 11.7 21972 11 Kevin Ault 23 295 12.8 21973 11 Tim Coles 43 406 9.4 1 1974 11 Tim Coles 22 334 15.2 1 821975 11 Steve Duncanson 19 320 16.8 01976 11 Kirk Allen 22 249 11.3 0 391977 11 Kirk Allen 31 545 17.6 2 801978 11 Jett Taylor 29 517 17.8 2 801979 11 Jack Klein 32 533 16.7 3 911980 11 Jack Klein 21 311 14.8 4 561981 11 Vic Wallace 26 618 23.7 5 63 11 Tom Coombs 26 331 12.7 3 461982 11 Ron Whittenburg 46 519 11.3 4 371983 11 Ron Whittenburg 59 884 15.0 6 661984 11 Scott Auker 72 834 11.6 3 301985 11 Scott Auker 80 827 10.3 4 291986 11 Neosia Morris 59 719 12.2 3 611987 10 Neosia Morris 52 538 10.3 4 311988 10 John Jake 46 675 14.7 3 401989 11 Kasey Dunn 73 1,101 15.1 10 46

1990 11 Kasey Dunn 88 1,164 13.2 7 481991 11 Kasey Dunn (2) 85 1,263 14.9 6 811992 11 Yo Murphy (2) 68 1,156 17.0 9 481993 11 Kyle Gary 47 630 13.4 5 551994 11 Kyle Gary (17) 65 1,132 17.4 11 841995 10 Dwight McKinzie 50 850 17.0 9 681996 11 Antonio Wilson (9) 65 1,203 18.5 7 631997 11 Antonio Wilson (6) 77 910 11.8 10 371998 11 Ryan Prestimonico 42 668 15.9 6 571999 11 Jeffrey Townsley 37 449 12.1 2 392000 11 Chris Lacy (48) 45 776 17.2 6 622001 11 Chris Lacy (16) 65 1,045 16.1 8 702002 10 Josh Jelmberg (17) 64 785 12.3 8 402003 12 Orlando Winston (74) 55 807 14.7 7 422004 12 Bobby Bernal-Wood (3) 96 938 9.8 3 422005 10 D.J. Smith (19) 67 1,001 14.9 7 752006 12 Wendell Octave 34 422 12.4 4 352007 11 Max Komar 30 445 14.8 4 512008 12 Eddie Williams (70) 54 687 12.7 6 502009 13 Max Komar (23) 63 1,052 16.7 11 422010 13 Eric Greenwood (86) 46 741 16.1 6 512011 11 Mike Scott 55 691 12.6 2 512012 12 Mike Scott (73rd rec/game) 60 666 11.1 4 352013 12 Dezmon Epps (46) 79 980 12.4 4 68

(number in parentheses indicates national ranking yards per game)

DEZMON EPPS (2013)

KASEY DUNN (1989, 1990, 1991)

BOBBY BERNAL-WOOD (2004)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSRECEIVING

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YEAR G NAME TOTAL YARDS APG1953 9 George Eidam 471 52.31954 10 Wilbur Gray 579 57.91955 10 Wilbur Gray 454 45.41956 10 Gary Johnson 708 70.81957 10 Howard Willis 933 93.31958 10 Gary Franworth 511 51.11959 10 Gary Farnworth 613 61.31960 10 Sil Vial 926 92.61961 9 Mike Mosolf 450 50.01962 9 Rich Naccarato 357 39.71963 9 Gary Mires 533 59.21964 10 Mike Monahan 1,100 110.01965 10 Ray McDonald 1,002 100.21966 10 Ray McDonald 1,329 132.91967 10 Jim Pearsall 815 81.51968 10 Steve Olson 2,459 245.91969 10 Steve Olson 1,345 134.51970 10 Steve Olson 1,048 104.81971 11 Rick Seefried 895 81.41972 11 Rick Seefried 567 51.51973 11 Rick Seefried 1,202 120.21974 11 Dennis Ballock 858 78.01975 11 Dave Comstock 1,589 144.41976 11 Robert Brooks 770 70.01977 11 Robert Taylor 998 90.71978 9 Jay Goodenbour 864 96.01979 10 Glen White 889 88.91980 11 Ken Hobart 1,912 173.81981 11 Ken Hobart 2,134 194.01982 11 Ken Hobart 3,280 298.21983 11 Ken Hobart 3,800 345.51984 11 Scott Linehan 2,601 236.51985 9 Rick Sloan 1,896 210.71986 11 Scott Linehan 3,279 298.11987 11 John Friesz (2) 3,489 317.11988 10 John Friesz (1) 2,751 275.11989 11 John Friesz 3,853 350.3

1990 6 Doug Nussmeier 1,643 273.81991 11 Doug Nussmeier (3) 3,460 314.61992 11 Doug Nussmeier (2) 3,028 312.51993 11 Doug Nussmeier (5) 3,514 319.51994 10 Brian Brennan 1,846 184.61995 10 Eric Hisaw 1,958 217.61996 11 Ryan Fien (2) 3,597 327.01997 10 Brian Brennan (16) 2,668 266.81998 9 John Welsh 1,560 173.31999 8 Greg Robertson 1,204 150.52000 11 John Welsh (7) 3,199 290.82001 8 John Welsh (34) 2,154 269.22002 10 Brian Lindgren (30) 2,666 242.42003 11 Brian Lindgren (67) 2,035 185.02004 12 Michael Harrington (79) 2,089 174.12005 11 Steve Wichman (41) 2,547 231.52006 12 Steve Wichman (61) 2,191 182.62007 10 Nathan Enderle (95) 1,712 171.22008 12 Nathan Enderle (85) 2,055 171.22009 11 Nathan Enderle (27) 2,851 259.22010 13 Nathan Enderle (40) 3,117 239.82011 11 Brian Reader (81) 1,956 177.82012 7 Dominique Blackman 1,568 224.02013 7 Chad Chalich 1,436 205.1


RYAN FIEN (1996)

RAY MCDONALD(1965, 1966)

BRIAN LINDGREN (2002, 2003)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSTOTAL OFFENSE

134

YEAR G NAME RUSH REC RET TOTAL AVG1976 11 Kirk Allen 32 249 285 566 51.51977 11 Robert Taylor 810 124 335 1,269 115.41978 10 Terry Idler 523 13 391 927 92.71979 11 Rocky Tuttle 42 346 235 623 56.61980 11 Ken Hobart 829 0 0 829 75.41981 11 Russell Davis 1,117 199 0 1,316 119.61982 11 Vic Wallace 103 923 605 1,631 148.31983 11 Ron Whittenburg -13 884 0 871 79.21984 11 Eric Yarber 28 817 254 1,099 99.91985 11 Eric Yarber 51 1,103 198 1,352 122.91986 11 Brant Bengen 0 995 540 1,535 139.51987 11 John Jake 0 734 358 1,092 99.31988 10 John Jake -1 675 337 1,011 91.91989 11 Lee Allen 0 1,168 156 1,324 120.41990 11 Devon Pearce 1,393 196 0 1,589 144.51991 11 Kasey Dunn 0 1,263 0 1,263 114.81992 11 Sherriden May (13) 1,111 362 147 1,620 147.31993 11 Sherriden May (3) 1,267 331 296 1,894 172.21994 11 Sherriden May (15) 1,370 233 31 1,634 148.51995 10 Dwight McKinzie 0 850 291 1,141 114.11996 11 Joel Thomas 1,148 318 0 1,474 134.01997 11 Antonio Wilson 0 910 228 1,138 103.51998 11 Joel Thomas 1,229 180 0 1,409 128.11999 11 Anthony Tenner 764 22 26 812 73.82000 11 Willie Alderson (12) 1,195 420 200 1,815 165.02001 11 Chris Lacy (18) 27 1,045 530 1,602 145.62002 10 Blair Lewis (64) 930 203 0 1,133 113.32003 12 Zach Gerstner (41) 1,157 309 2 1,468 122.32004 11 Jayson Bird 859 93 3 955 86.82005 10 D.J. Smith (100) -3 1001 0 998 99.82006 12 Brian Flowers 561 161 14 736 61.32007 12 Deonte` Jackson (86) 1,175 153 0 1,328 110.72008 11 Kama Bailey (85) 18 60 963 1,041 94.62009 13 Max Komar 28 1,052 123 1203 92.52010 13 Justin Veltung (100) 72 497 686 1,255 96.52011 12 Princeton McCarty (96) 705 109 434 1,248 104.02012 9 Todd Handley 140 84 520 744 82.72013 12 Dezmon Epps (51) 15 980 421 1,416 118.0


ZACH GERSTNER (2003)

CHRIS LACY (2001)

SHERRIDEN MAY (1992, 1993, 1994)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSALL-PURPOSE RUSHING

135

YEAR G NAME TD FG PAT PTS1959 10 Ron Ismael 0 4 5 171960 10 Reg Carolan 3 0 1* 201961 9 Mike Mosolf 2 0 0 121962 9 Galen Rogers 3 0 0 18 9 Gary Mires 3 0 0 181963 10 Galen Rogers 6 0 0 361964 10 Ray McDonald 7 0 0 431965 10 Ray McDonald 15 0 0 901966 10 Ray McDonald 15 0 0 901967 10 Jim Pearsall 9 0 0 541968 10 Jerry Hendren 14 0 0 841969 10 Jerry Hendren 12 0 0 721970 11 Ricardo Castillo 0 9 23 501971 11 Ricardo Castillo 0 11 24 571972 11 Steve Tanner 0 5 16 311973 11 Steve Tanner 0 10 32 621974 11 Dennis Ballock 8 0 0 481975 11 J.C. Chadband 8 0 0 48 11 Dave Comstock 8 0 0 481976 11 Robert Brooks 8 0 0 481977 11 Lance Hubbard 9 0 0 541978 10 Terry Idler 5 0 0 301979 11 Pete O’Brien 0 8 20 441980 11 Ken Hobart 7 0 1* 441981 11 Russell Davis 12 0 0 721982 11 Tim McMonigle 0 10 38 681983 11 Tim McMonigle 0 9 44 711984 11 Tim McMonigle 0 15 40 851985 11 Brian Decicio 0 14 40 821986 11 Brian Decicio 0 12 36 721987 11 Brian Decicio 0 15 38 821988 10 Thayne Doyle 0 15 32 771989 11 Thayne Doyle 0 12 28 74

1990 11 Devon Pearce 17 0 0 1021991 11 Thayne Doyle 0 8 45 691992 11 Sherriden May (1) 25 0 0 501993 11 Sherriden May (3) 22 0 0 321994 11 Ryan Woolverton (8) 0 14 54 961995 10 Ryan Woolverton 0 12 32 681996 11 Joel Thomas 15 0 2 921997 11 Troy Scott 0 12 32 681998 11 Joel Thomas 16 0 2* 1001999 11 Ben Davis 0 10 34 642000 11 Willie Alderson (26) 15 0 0 902001 10 Anthony Tenner 10 0 0 602002 10 Blair Lewis (58) 12 0 0 722003 12 Zach Gerstner 7 0 1 442004 11 Jayson Bird 8 0 1 502005 11 Mike Barrow 0 16 21 692006 12 Tino Amancio 0 12 23 592007 12 Tino Amancio 0 14 30 722008 12 Tino Amancio 0 8 29 532009 13 De`Maundray Woolridge (T23) 18 0 0 1082010 13 Trey Farquhar (T69) 0 18 40 942011 12 Trey Farquhar 0 10 23 532012 12 Trey Farquhar 0 19 19 762013 12 Austin Rehkow 0 10 26 56

*Two-point conversion (number in parentheses indicates national ranking)

DE`MAUNDRAY WOOLRIDGE(2009)

TREY FARQUHAR(2010, 2011, 2012)

TIM MCMONIGLE (1982, 1983, 1984)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSSCORING

136

KAMA BAILEY (2008, 2009)

YEAR G NAME NO YDS LG AVG1961 9 Dick Mooney (1) 23 491 21.41962 9 Ron Kulm 8 189 23.61963 9 Mike Whiles 6 126 21.01964 10 Joe McCollum 5 115 23.01965 10 Joe McCollum 9 228 25.21966 10 Joe McCollum 18 299 16.61967 10 Rudy Linterman 22 459 20.81968 10 Jeff Guillory 15 331 22.11969 10 Jeff Guillory 16 329 20.51970 11 Kelley Courage 13 240 18.41971 11 Rodney Maynard 17 373 21.91972 11 Collie Mack 13 314 24.11973 11 Collie Mack 16 333 20.81974 11 Collie Mack 28 597 40 21.31975 10 Tim Lappano 13 222 58 17.11976 11 Robert Taylor 16 401 100 25.11977 11 Robert Taylor 16 335 53 20.91978 10 Terry Idler 17 391 23.01979 11 Wally Jones 17 339 20.01980 11 Dean Davis 8 175 21.91981 11 Vic Wallace 12 251 22 20.91982 11 Vic Wallace 19 396 38 20.81983 11 Mike Johnston 17 327 19.21984 11 Brant Bengen 21 547 89 26.01985 11 Brant Bengen 9 149 16.51986 11 Brant Bengen 17 373 45 21.91987 11 John Jake 17 356 37 20.91988 10 Richard Carey 15 365 42 23.11989 11 Jeff Jordan 18 338 29 18.81990 11 Roman Carter 20 490 100 24.51991 11 Ronnie White 7 148 25 21.11992 11 Lavoni Kidd 9 167 27 18.61993 11 Sherriden May 15 296 40 19.31994 11 Montrell Williams 18 447 100 24.81995 10 Dwight McKinzie 12 289 37 24.11996 11 Tom Pace (14) 32 839 79 26.21997 11 Jeffrey Townsley (45) 25 581 72 23.21998 9 Jerome Thomas 16 362 41 22.61999 11 Chris Lacy 15 419 92 27.92000 11 Chris Lacy (31) 15 349 45 23.32001 11 Chris Lacy (36) 22 530 54 24.12002 11 Cedric Thompson (42) 37 836 63 22.62003 12 Matt Miller (62) 23 503 64 21.92004 12 J.R. Ruffi n (72) 36 751 59 20.92005 11 Antwaun Sherman 19 367 34 19.32006 12 Raymond Fry (95) 26 475 31 18.32007 12 Dewey Hale 42 903 63 21.52008 11 Kama Bailey (71) 41 955 43 23.32009 13 Kama Bailey 22 453 33 20.62010 13 Justin Veltung (82) 30 686 84 22.92011 12 Princeton McCarty (75) 19 434 95 22.82012 9 Todd Handley (90) 26 520 92 20.02013 12 Najee Lovett (64) 15 330 34 22.0


DICK MOONEY (1961)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSKICKOFF RETURNS

NAJEE LOVETT (2013)

137

YEAR G NAME NO YDS LG AVG1959 10 Jim Norton 9 59 6.21960 NA1961 9 Ron Kulm 2 58 58 29.01962 9 Ron Kulm 3 112 37.31963 9 Bill Scott 4 50 12.51964 10 Bill Scott 6 105 17.31965 10 Bill Scott 10 140 14.01966 10 Dick Nelson 3 67 22.31967 10 Ken Dotson 14 146 10.41968 10 Ken Dotson 8 263 14.51969 10 Terry Moreland 26 260 10.41970 11 Terry Moreland 28 126 4.61971 11 Kelly Courage 23 302 13.11972 11 Darnell Streeter 25 193 7.71973 11 Darrell Mitchell 10 101 10.01974 11 Chris Mooney 5 46 20 9.21975 11 Greg Coman 11 49 11 4.41976 11 Greg Coman 6 29 12 4.81977 11 Greg Coman 18 66 12 5.11978 11 Rick Linehan 9 75 8.31979 11 Rocky Tuttle 6 116 19.31980 11 Dave Jeranko 8 104 61 13.01981 11 Clavin Loveall 15 113 30 7.51982 11 Vic Wallace 20 209 42 10.51983 11 Mike Johnston 18 201 11.21984 11 Eric Yarber 11 224 12.41985 11 Eric Yarber 13 184 14.11986 11 Brant Bengen 19 167 41 8.81987 11 Richard Carey 17 124 21 7.31988 10 Richard Carey 17 281 56 16.51989 11 Lee Allen 16 130 35 8.11990 11 Roman Carter 24 220 38 9.21991 11 Walter Saunders 32 232 28 7.31992 11 Walter Saunders 22 249 40 11.31993 11 Kyle Gary 29 229 42 7.91994 11 Kyle Gary 23 225 82 9.8

1995 10 David Griffi n 26 194 29 7.51996 11 David Griffi n 31 248 35 8.01997 11 Antonio Wilson (37) 18 188 36 10.41998 11 Vern Benard 25 298 91 11.91999 11 Vern Benard 32 246 20 7.72000 11 Tim Sams 19 77 16 4.12001 11 Orlando Winston 22 134 19 6.12002 11 Cedric Thompson (71) 29 242 55 8.32003 11 Rod Bryant 26 130 39 5.02004 12 Jimmy Labita 14 118 45 8.42005 8 Wes Williams (83) 16 80 30 5.02006 12 Wes Williams 15 53 18 3.52007 12 Shiloh Keo (6) 19 319 100 16.82008 11 Kama Bailey 9 8 0.9 42009 13 Shiloh Keo 13 133 10.2 342010 13 Shiloh Keo (63) 17 74 4.4 202011 10 Justin Veltung 11 185 16.8 812012 11 Justin Veltung (68) 15 32 2.1 262013 12 Dezmon Epps (42) 20 138 6.9 47


JIM NORTON (1959)

SHILOH KEO (2007, 2009, 2010)

JUSTIN VELTUNG (2011, 2012)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSPUNT RETURNS

138

YEAR G NAME NO YDS AVG LG1953 9 Flip Kleffner 23 944 41.1 821954 10 George Eidam 39 1,316 34.01955 10 Howard Willis 18 644 35.31956 10 Howard Willis 18 720 40.01957 10 Ken Hall 18 826 44.81958 10 Jim Norton 35 1,208 34.51959 10 Jim Norton 61 2,138 35.01960 10 Reg Carolan 23 936 40.61961 9 Mike Mosolf 51 1,719 33.6 591962 9 Tom Nelson 36 1,266 35.11963 9 Mickey Rice 43 1,723 40.01964 10 Mickey Rice 54 2,284 42.21965 10 Joe Rodriguez 36 1,535 42.11966 NA1967 10 Rudy Linterman 39 1,502 38.51968 10 Ron Davis 50 2,120 42.4 681969 10 Ron Davis 55 2,178 39.6 651970 11 Ron Davis 88 3,642 41.3 691971 11 Steve Hunter 73 3,057 41.8 591972 11 Steve Hunter 31 1,371 44.2 771973 11 Steve Tanner 53 2,009 37.9 541974 11 Steve Tanner 56 2,285 40.8 581975 9 Bob Cheek 56 2,145 38.3 621976 11 Paul Cox 56 2,205 39.4 681977 11 Ralph Lowe 54 2,227 41.2 651978 9 Dion Jergo 43 1,650 38.4 571979 11 Dion Jergo 29 1,263 43.6 751980 11 Chris Brockman 62 2,565 41.4 621981 11 Pete O’Brien 50 1,976 39.9 571982 11 Pat Ball 65 2,396 36.7 481983 11 Darin Magnuson 48 1,782 37.1 551984 11 Darin Magnuson 53 2,152 40.6 741985 11 Darin Magnuson 24 950 39.6 52

1986 11 Darin Magnuson 45 1,690 37.6 751987 11 John Pleas 43 1,747 40.6 651988 10 John Pleas 34 1,205 35.4 621989 11 Joe Carrasco 52 2,171 41.8 671990 11 Joe Carrasco 53 2,141 40.4 561991 11 Tom Sugg 53 2,371 44.7 611992 5 Erich Gaedeke 14 598 42.4 551993 11 Eddie Howard 37 1,620 43.8 671994 11 Eddie Howard 50 1,968 39.4 631995 10 Justin Spiva 51 2,054 40.3 611996 11 Mike O’Neal 46 1,684 36.6 551997 11 Mike O’Neal 59 2,499 42.2 581998 11 Mike O’Neal 50 2,031 40.6 571999 11 Justin Spiva 72 2,934 40.8 582000 11 Ryan Downes 58 2,081 35.9 632001 11 Ryan Downes 46 1,805 39.2 592002 12 Ryan Downes (34) 56 2,338 41.8 602003 12 Ryan Downes (37) 64 2,702 42.2 602004 12 Mike Barrow 75 2,890 38.5 532005 11 Mike Barrow (28) 43 1,811 42.1 772006 12 T.J. Conley (66) 67 2,640 39.4 662007 12 T.J. Conley (60) 67 2,730 40.7 672008 12 T.J. Conley (1) 58 2,751 47.4 742009 13 Bobby Cowan * 43 1,850 43.0 672010 13 Bobby Cowan (10) 58 2,618 45.1 652011 12 Bobby Cowan (2) 88 4,084 46.4 762012 12 Bobby Cowan (24) 70 3,018 43.1 612013 12 Austin Rehkow (1) 75 3,587 47.8 65

* didn’t average enough punts per game for NCAA ranking(number in parentheses indicates national ranking)

T.J. CONLEY (2006, 2007, 2008)

FLIP KLEFFNER (1953)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSPUNTING

AUSTIN REHKOW (2013, NATIONAL LEADER)

139

YEAR G NAME NO YDS TD LG1962 9 Michael Whiles 2 23 9 Ron Kulm 2 171963 9 Five tied with one1964 10 Bill Scott 5 107 1965 10 Byron Strickland 4 56 11966 10 Gerald Ahlin 3 281967 10 Byron Strickland 3 38 0 10 Joe Tasby 3 37 01968 10 Ken Dotson 9 44 11969 10 Pat Sprute 3 24 0 10 Bob Juba 3 91 01970 11 Pat Sprute 5 36 01971 11 Ross Nelson 6 65 01972 11 Ross Nelson 5 118 01973 11 Randy Hall 4 68 0 11 Bucky Bruns 4 66 01974 11 Bill Keilty 4 12 0 121975 11 Bill Keilty 3 75 0 38 10 Chuck Love 3 21 0 111976 11 Chris Frost 31977 11 Rick Linehan 5 46 0 281978 11 Rick Linehan 4 76 0 1979 11 Ray McCanna 5 65 01980 11 Carlton McBride 4 70 0 1981 11 Boyce Bailey 4 15 0 11 Greg Jennings 4 31982 11 Sam Merriman 3 8 0 11 Lloyd Williamson 3 31 01983 11 Tom Hennessey 3 11 Steve Simpson 31984 11 Steve Simpson 3 22 0 1985 11 Tom Hennessey 8 16 01986 11 Virgil Paulsen 6 93 11987 11 Kevin Johnson 3 36 0 Virgil Paulsen 3 4 0

1988 10 Jerry Medved 3 21 0 10 Charlie Oliver 3 0 0 01989 11 Charlie Oliver 7 47 01990 11 Charlie Oliver 6 163 0 1991 11 Sherriden May 3 153 2 981992 11 David Gistarb 4 40 01993 11 Cole Wilson 2 42 0 1994 11 Jeff Hill 5 56 0 241995 10 Jason O’Neil 4 94 1 481996 11 Jason Shelt 2 0 11 Bryson Gardner 2 01997 11 Bryson Gardner 4 29 0 181998 11 Bryson Gardner 4 44 0 391999 11 Cleavon Bradshaw 5 19 0 152000 11 Cleavon Bradshaw 3 14 0 142001 11 Brad Rice 2 0 0 02002 12 Sergio Robleto 2 0 0 0 12 Rod Bryant 2 13 1 152003 12 Kody Kraus 2 5 1 5 11 Rod Bryant 2 25 0 222004 12 J.R. Ruffi n 3 17 0 17 12 Simeon Stewart 3 38 0 282005 11 D.J. Dykes (T25) 4 37 0 202006 12 Stanley Franks (1) 9 220 1 982007 12 Shiloh Keo (T61) 4 65 0 252008 12 Isaac Butts (T96) 3 41 0 252009 13 Shiloh Keo 3 8 0 72010 13 Shiloh Keo 3 62 442011 12 Quin Ashley (T70) 3 105 0 782012 12 Solomon Dixon (T80) 3 17 0 112013 12 Trey Williams 3 45 0 37


STANLEY FRANKS (2006 [NATIONAL LEADER])

J.R. RUFFIN (2004)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSINTERCEPTIONS

140

YEAR G NAME TOTAL SOLO AT

1976 11 Kjel Kiilsgaard 116 50 661977 11 Rick Linehan 121 47 741978 11 Rick Linehan 92 52 401979 11 Larry Barker 97 28 691980 11 Sam Merriman 111 40 711981 11 Sam Merriman 145 75 701982 11 Sam Merriman 125 60 511983 11 Mark Tidd 90 58 321984 11 Mike Cox 89 38 511985 11 Tom Hennessey 107 41 661986 11 Tom Hennessey 180 86 941987 11 Jerry Medved 127 71 561988 10 Jerry Medved 118 77 411989 11 Roger Cecil 82 46 361990 11 Mark Matthews 85 47 381991 11 Will Saffo 94 53 421992 11 Duke Garrett 129 81 481993 11 Jason Shelt 148 99 491994 11 Duke Garrett 87 39 481995 10 Jason Shelt 74 43 311996 11 Jason Shelt 128 92 361997 11 Ryan Skinner 132 99 331998 11 Ryan Skinner 119 88 311999 11 Chris Nofoaiga 119 89 302000 11 Chris Nofoaiga 111 76 352001 11 Brad Rice 106 54 522002 12 Jordan Kramer 124 62 622003 12 Mike Anderson 97 44 532004 12 Cole Snyder (10) 136 76 602005 11 Cole Snyder T6) 139 98 412006 12 David Vobora (7) 134 101 332007 12 David Vobora (3) 148 89 592008 12 Virdell Larkins 82 70 122009 13 Shiloh Keo (T41) 113 72 412010 13 Robert Siavii 91 54 342011 12 Tre`Shawn Robinson (27) 117 59 582012 12 Gary Walker (77) 99 57 422013 12 Marc Millan 90 69 21


CHRIS ‘ NOFO’ NOFOAIGA (1999, 2000)

JORDAN KRAMER (2002)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSTACKLES

MARC MILLAN (2013)

141

SACKSYEAR G NAME SACKS YARDS

1983 11 Sam Manoa 81984 11 John Andrews 31985 11 John Andrews 31986 11 Nolan Harper 6.5 341987 11 Pete Wilkins 12 611988 10 Marvin Washington 14.5 831989 11 Mike Zeller 8.5 501990 11 Jeff Robinson 16 1211991 11 Jeff Robinson 20 1481992 11 Jeff Robinson 13.5 1171993 11 Ahmani Johnson 7.5 331994 11 Ryan Phillips 13.5 871995 11 Ryan Phillips 11 611996 9 Ryan Phillips 9 291997 11 Tim Wilson 11½ 931998 11 Chris Nofoaiga 11 281999 11 Chris Nofoaiga 10 752000 10 Ryan Knowles 6 7 2001 11 Brandon Kania 7 332002 11 Tali Atoe 6 202003 12 Kody Kraus 5 212004 11 Brandon Kania 6 292005 11 Cole Snyder 5 25 11 Josh Bousman 5 392006 12 Charles Campbell 3 17 6 Jo`Artis Ratti 3 212007 12 Siua Musika 4 14 9 Jonathan Faraimo 4 222008 12 Josh Shaw 3 27 2009 13 Jonah Sataraka 4 23 13 Aaron Lavarias 4 222010 13 Aaron Lavarias (T22) 17 852011 12 Korey Toomer 4 242012 12 Maxx Forde 4 25 12 QuayShawne Buckley 4 242013 12 QuayShawne Buckley 7 45


AARON LAVARIAS (2009, 2010)

RYAN PHILLIPS (1994, 1995, 1996)


QUAYSHAWNE BUCKLEY (2012, 2013)

142

TOP 25 LONGEST PLAYSATTEMPTS 1. 71 Brian Lindgren Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee2. 64 Brian Brennan Oct. 18, 1997 at Nevada3. 62 Ken Hobart Sept. 24, 1983 at Idaho State4. 61 Steve Wichman Nov. 19, 2005 at Boise State5. 59 Ken Hobart Sept. 10, 1983 vs. Southern Colorado6. 58 Ryan Fien Aug. 31, 1996 at Wyoming7. 57 Brian Lindgren Oct. 12, 2002 at Louisiana-Monroe 57 Greg Robertson Oct. 2, 1999 at Wyoming 57 Scott Linehan Oct. 6, 1984 at Nevada 57 Ken Hobart Nov. 20, 1982 at Nevada11. 56 John Friesz Sept. 24, 1988 at Montana12. 55 Brian Lindgren Sept. 29, 2001 vs. Boise State 55 John Friesz Oct. 31, 1987 at Weber State 55 John Friesz Oct. 3, 1987 at Idaho State15. 54 Nathan Enderle Sept. 22, 2007 vs. Northern Illinois 54 Steve Wichman Oct. 29, 2005 at New Mexico State 54 Ken Hobart Dec. 4, 1982 at Eastern Kentucky18. 53 Greg Robertson Oct. 30, 1999 at New Mexico State 53 Ryan Fien Oct. 26, 1996 at Utah State 53 John Friesz Nov. 26, 1988 vs. Montana21. 52 Rick Sloan Nov. 23, 1985 vs. Boise State22. 51 John Welsh Nov. 17, 2001 vs. North Texas 51 Ryan Fien Sept. 7, 1996 at San Diego State 51 John Friesz Oct. 28, 1989 vs. Nevada 51 John Friesz Sept. 28, 1989 vs. Montana 51 John Friesz Oct. 17, 1987 vs. Nevada

COMPLETIONS 1. 49 Brian Lindgren Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee2. 37 Ken Hobart Sept. 10, 1983 vs. Southern Colorado3. 36 Ryan Fien Aug. 31, 1996 at Wyoming4. 35 Brian Lindgren Oct. 12, 2002 at Louisiana-Monroe 35 John Welsh Oct. 7, 2000 at West Virginia 35 John Friesz Oct. 17, 1987 vs. Nevada 35 John Friesz Oct. 3, 1987 at Idaho State8. 34 Dominique Blackman Sept. 22, 2012 vs. Wyoming 34 Brian Brennan Oct. 4, 1997 vs. North Texas10. 33 Steve Wichman Nov. 19, 2005 at Boise State 33 Brian Lindgren Sept. 7, 2002 at Washington State 33 Brian Brennan Oct. 18, 1997 at Nevada 33 Ryan Fien Sept. 7, 1996 at San Diego State 33 John Friesz Sept. 24, 1988 at Montana 33 John Friesz Oct. 31, 1987 at Weber State 33 Ken Hobart Dec. 4, 1982 at Eastern Kentucky17. 32 John Welsh Oct. 27, 2001 at Arkansas State 32 John Friesz Oct. 28, 1989 vs. Nevada 32 John Friesz Oct. 24, 1987 vs. Eastern Washington20. 31 John Welsh Nov. 17, 2001 vs. North Texas 31 John Welsh Sept. 9, 2000 vs. Montana 31 Doug Nussmeier Nov. 16, 1991 vs. Montana 31 Scott Linehan Nov. 1, 1986 at Montana 31 Scott Linehan Sept. 27, 1986 at Eastern Washington 31 Steve Olson Oct. 5, 1968 vs. Pacifi c

1. 98* John Friesz to Lee Allen at Northern Arizona Oct. 8, 19892. 92* Brian Lindgren to Jimmy Labita vs. North Texas Oct. 11, 20033. 91 Rob Petrillo to Jack Klein 19794. 84 Eric Hisaw to Kyle Gary 19945. 83* Doug Nussmeier to Andy Gilroy vs. Boston University Dec. 4, 19936. 82* Brian Brennan to Kyle Gary at Boise State Nov. 19, 1994 82 Pat West to Ronnie White 1991 82* John Friesz to Lee Allen vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 21, 1989 82* Dennis Ballock to Tim Coles vs. Boise State 197410. 81* Nathan Enderle to Daniel Hardy vs. Boise State Nov. 15, 2008 81 Doug Nussmeier to Kasey Dunn 199112. 80* Doug Nussmeier to Alan Allen vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 31, 1992 80* Steve Nolan to Elia Ala`ilima-Daley vs. Cal State Chico Oct. 6, 1990 80* Ron Whittenburg to Brian Allen vs. Weber State Oct. 2, 1982 80* Ken Hobart to Vic Wallace vs. Weber State Oct. 2, 1982 80 Mike McCurdy to Jett Taylor 1978 80 Rocky Tuttle to Kirk Allen 1977 80* Mike Monahan to Joe Chapman vs. Iowa 196419. 78* Brian Brennan to Kyle Gary vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 22, 1994 78* Doug Nussmeier to Alan Allen at Northern Arizona Oct. 30, 199321. 77* Nathan Enderle to Maurice Shaw vs. Idaho State Sept. 6, 200822. 76* Nathan Enderle to Justin Veltung at Louisiana Tech Oct. 16, 201023. 76 George Eidam to Jay Buhler vs. Montana 195324. 75* Nathan Enderle to Justin Veltung vs. Nevada Nov. 6, 2010 75 Steve Wichman to Daniel Smith at New Mexico State Oct. 29, 2005 * indicates scoring play

ALL-TIME PASSING RECORDSSINGLE GAME

143

TOUCHDOWN PASSES 1. 6 Brian Lindgren Sept. 21, 2002 vs. San Diego State 6 John Welsh Sept. 9, 2000 vs. Montana 6 Greg Robertson Oct. 10, 1998 at Arkansas State 6 Eric Hisaw Oct. 21, 1995 vs. Montana 6 Doug Nussmeier Oct. 9, 1993 at Idaho State 6 Doug Nussmeier Oct. 10, 1992 vs. Idaho State 6 Steve Nolan Nov. 4, 1990 vs. Northern Arizona 6 John Friesz Sept. 16, 1989 vs. Sacramento State 6 John Friesz Oct. 31, 1987 at Weber State 6 Ken Hobart Sept. 10, 1983 vs. Southern Colorado 6 Steve Olson Nov. 2, 1968 vs. Weber State12. 5 Brian Lindgren Oct. 4, 2003 at New Mexico State 5 Brian Lindgren Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee 5 John Welsh Nov. 3, 2001 vs. Louisiana-Monroe 5 Brian Brennan Sept. 13, 1997 at Idaho State 5 Brian Brennan Nov. 12, 1994 vs. Weber State 5 Eric Hisaw Oct. 1, 1994 vs. Idaho State 5 Eric Hisaw Sept. 17, 1994 at UNLV 5 Doug Nussmeier Nov. 13, 1993 vs. Lehigh 5 Doug Nussmeier Oct. 16, 1993 vs. Eastern Washington 5 Doug Nussmeier Sept. 11, 1993 vs. Southwest Texas State 5 Doug Nussmeier Sept. 21, 1991 at Montana State 5 John Friesz Nov. 4, 1989 at Idaho State 5 John Friesz Oct. 7, 1989 at Northern Arizona25. 4 Brian Reader Sept. 10, 2011 vs. North Dakota 4 Nathan Enderle Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State * 4 Nathan Enderle Oct. 24, 2009 at Nevada 4 Steve Wichman Oct. 29, 2005 at New Mexico State 4 John Welsh Sept. 8, 2001 at Arizona 4 John Welsh Sept. 9, 2000 vs. Montana 4 John Welsh Dec. 30, 1998 Southern Mississippi 4 Ryan Fien Sept. 14, 1996 vs. St. Mary’s 4 Ryan Fien Aug. 31, 1996 at Wyoming 4 Doug Nussmeier Nov. 27, 1993 at Northeast Louisiana 4 Doug Nussmeier Sept. 19, 1992 vs. Weber State 4 Doug Nussmeier Oct. 19, 1991 at Idaho State 4 John Friesz Sept. 23, 1989 at Weber State 4 John Friesz Dec. 3, 1988 vs. Northwestern State (La.) 4 John Friesz Nov. 28, 1987 vs. Weber State 4 John Friesz Nov. 21, 1987 vs. Boise State 4 John Friesz Oct. 17, 1987 vs. Nevada 4 Scott Linehan Oct. 4, 1986 vs. Idaho State 4 Rick Sloan Nov. 2, 1985 at Eastern Washington 4 Scott Linehan Sept. 14, 1985 vs. Mankato State 4 Ken Hobart Nov. 19, 1983 vs. Boise State 4 Ken Hobart Oct. 22, 1983 vs. Montana 4 Ken Hobart Oct. 1, 1983 vs. Eastern Washington

PASS EFFICIENCY (MINIMUM 20 ATTEMPTS) 1. 296.09 John Welsh Sept. 30, 2000 vs. Montana State2. 271.86 Doug Nussmeier Nov. 13, 1993 vs. Lehigh3. 265.94 Doug Nussmeier Oct. 16, 1993 vs. Eastern Washington4. 264.52 Eric Hisaw Oct. 21, 1995 vs. Montana5. 249.68 Eric Hisaw Oct. 1, 1994 vs. Idaho State6. 245.01 Scott Linehan Sept. 14, 1985 vs. Mankato State7. 240.38 Doug Nussmeier Oct. 19, 1991 at Idaho State8. 233.15 Steve Nolan Nov. 4, 1990 vs. Northern Arizona9. 230.66 Doug Nussmeier Oct. 9, 1993 at Idaho State10. 224.30 Eric Hisaw Nov. 18, 1995 vs. Boise State11. 222.81 John Friesz Sept. 16, 1989 vs. Sacramento State12. 221.31 John Friesz Oct. 7, 1989 at Northern Arizona13. 219.91 Nathan Enderle Sept. 26, 2009 at Northern Illinois14. 216.31 John Welsh Nov. 3, 2001 vs. Louisiana-Monroe15. 215.40 Scott Linehan Sept. 8, 1984 vs. Portland State16. 213.49 Nathan Enderle Sept. 25, 2010 at Colorado State17. 212.30 Ryan Fien Sept. 14, 1996 vs. St. Mary’s18. 211.26 Nathan Enderle Oct. 24, 2009 at Nevada19. 205.21 John Friesz Dec. 3, 1988 vs. Northwestern State (La.)20. 204.46 Doug Nussmeier Nov. 27, 1993 at Northeast Louisiana21. 204.38 Doug Nussmeier Sept. 11, 1993 vs. Southwest Texas State22. 203.14 Ken Hobart Nov. 19, 1983 vs. Boise State23. 201.38 Scott Linehan Nov. 10, 1984 vs. Idaho State24. 198.87 Steve Wichman Sept. 10, 2005 at UNLV25. 197.78 Eric Hisaw Sept. 17, 1994 at UNLV

TEAM SINGLE GAMEAttempts 71 Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee StateOpponent 79 Sept. 17, 1994 at University of Nevada-Las VegasCompletions 49 Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee StateOpponent 48 Sept. 17, 1994 at University of Nevada-Las VegasYards 637 Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee StateOpponent 635 Sept. 17, 1994 at University of Nevada-Las VegasCompletion percentage 84.9 (29-34) Oct. 14, 1989 at Montana State UniversityTouchdowns 6 (11 times) Sept. 21, 2002 last, San Diego StateInterceptions 8 Oct. 26, 1968 at University of Washington

BRIAN LINDGREN

ALL-TIME PASSING RECORDS

SINGLE GAME

144

Attempts1. John Friesz 1987 5022. Nathan Enderle 2010 4783. Ken Hobart 1983 4774. Ryan Fien 1996 4555. John Friesz 1989 4256. Ken Hobart 1982 418

Completions1. John Friesz 1987 3112. Nathan Enderle 2010 2713. Ken Hobart 1983 2684. Ryan Fien 1996 2675. John Friesz 1989 2606. John Welsh 2000 2517. Brian Lindgren 2002 2408. Scott Linehan 1986 231

Yards1. John Friesz 1989 4,0412. John Friesz 1987 3,6773. Ryan Fien 1996 3,6744. Ken Hobart 1983 3,6185. Nathan Enderle 2010 3,3146. Doug Nussmeier 1991 3,3007. John Welsh 2000 3,1718. Ken Hobart 1982 3,0589. Doug Nussmeier 1992 3,02810. Doug Nussmeier 1993 2,96011. Scott Linehan 1986 2,954

Average Yards Per Game1. John Friesz 1989 367.42. John Friesz 1987 334.33. Ryan Fien 1996 334.04. Ken Hobart 1983 328.95. Doug Nussmeier 1991 300.0

Percentage(minimum 150 attempts)

1. Rick Sloan 1985 68.12. Mike Harrington 2004 65.83. John Welsh 2001 64.44. Dominique Blackman 2012 63.05. John Welsh 2000 62.96. Brian Lindgren 2002 62.87. Steve Nolan 1990 62.38. John Friesz 1987 62.09. Doug Nussmeier 1992 61.910. Nathan Enderle 2009 61.511. Chad Chalich 2013 61.412. John Friesz 1989 61.1

Touchdown Passes1. Doug Nussmeier 1993 332. Ken Hobart 1983 323. John Friesz 1989 314. John Friesz 1987 285. Ryan Fien 1996 27

Best Touchdown Percentage (attempts per touchdown;

minimum 75 attempts)1. Doug Nussmeier 1993 9.22. Brian Brennan 1994 11.13. Eric Hisaw 1994 11.4 4. Ken Hobart 1980 13.2 5. John Friesz 1989 13.7

Consecutive Games 300+ Yards1. John Friesz 1989 11

Passes Without An Interception1. John Friesz 1989 173

Passing Effi ciency (minimum 75 attempts)

1. Doug Nussmeier 1993 175.22. Steve Nolan 1990 164.23. Eric Hisaw 1994 164.14. John Friesz 1989 161.45. Brian Brennan 1994 157.86. Nathan Enderle 2009 157.37. Doug Nussmeier 1992 154.18. Brian Reader * 2009 150.729. Rick Sloan 1985 148.810. Doug Nussmeier 1991 147.811. John Welsh 2001 147.412. Brian Lindgren 2003 144.3* in a backup role (completed 47 of 81)

Interceptions Thrown1. Steve Olson 1968 212. Ken Hobart 1983 193. Steve Wichman 2005 18 Nathan Enderle 2007 185. John Friesz 1988 17 John Welsh 2000 17 Nathan Enderle 2008 17

Best Interception Percentage(attempts per interception;

minimum 75 attempts)1. Eric Hisaw 1994 159.02. Brian Brennan 1997 77.43. Steve Nolan 1990 75.54. Chad Chalich 2013 61.35. Doug Nussmeier 1993 60.86. John Welsh 2001 56.87. John Friesz 1989 53.18. Ken Hobart 1982 52.3

TEAM Attempts 512 2002 Completions 315 1987 Completion percentage .633 2004 Yards 4,117 1989 Average per game 374.3 1989 Average per completion 18.2 1981 Touchdowns 33 1993, 1983 Interceptions 33 1969 Effi ciency 169.1 1993

JOHN FRIESZ

ALL-TIME PASSING RECORDSSINGLE SEASON

145

ATTEMPTS1. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 1,4272. John Friesz 1986-89 1,3503. Ken Hobart 1980-83 1,2194. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 1,2055. John Welsh 1998-2001 9686. Scott Linehan 1982-86 9477. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 8418. Steve Olson 1968-70 822

PASSES COMPLETED1. John Friesz 1986-89 8012. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 7793. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 7464. Ken Hobart 1980-83 6295. John Welsh 1998-2001 5846. Scott Linehan 1982-86 5497. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 5138. Steve Olson 1968-70 390

YARDS1. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 10,8242. John Friesz 1986-89 10,6973. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 10,0644. Ken Hobart 1980-83 9,3005. John Welsh 1998-2001 7,4016. Scott Linehan 1982-86 7,0187. Brian Lindgren 2001-04 6,4518. Steve Olson 1968-70 5,0989. Brian Brennan 1994 -97 5,02810. Brian Reader 2009-11 4,14411. Mike Harrington 2002-05 3,56712. Eric Hisaw 1992-95 3,47013. Rick Seefried 1971-73 2,84514. Rick Sloan 1984-85 2,59315. Dave Comstock 1972-75 2,21316. Wayne Anderson 1950-52 2,13517. Jay Goodenbour 1978-79 1,50418. Howard Willis 1955-57 1,467

AVERAGE PER GAME1. John Friesz 1986-89 305.62. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 277.53. John Welsh 1998-2001 224.34. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 224.15. Ken Hobart 1980-83 211.46. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 208.17. Scott Linehan 1982-86 206.48. Steve Olson 1968-70 203.9

TOUCHDOWN PASSES1. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 912. Ken Hobart 1980-83 793. John Friesz 1986-89 774. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 745. John Welsh 1998-2001 556. Scott Linehan 1982-86 457. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 448. Brian Brennan 1994-97 42

BEST TOUCHDOWN PERCENTAGE(attempts per touchdowns;

minimum 150 attempts)1. Steve Nolan 1987-90 11.12. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 13.23. Ken Hobart 1980-83 15.44. Brian Brennan 1994-97 16.35. John Friesz 1986-89 17.5

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (min. 150 attempts)

1. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 61.92. Rick Sloan 1984-85 61.53. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 61.04. John Welsh 1998-2001 60.35. John Friesz 1986-89 59.36. Scott Linehan 1982-86 58.07. Mike Harrington 2002-05 57.88. Brian Reader 2009-11 55.59. Brian Brennan 1994-97 54.910. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 54.611. Craig Juntunen 1976-77 52.1

PASS EFFICIENCY1. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 154.42. Eric Hisaw 1992-95 146.63. John Friesz 1986-89 138.84. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 136.05. John Welsh 1998-2001 135.56. Brian Brennan 1994 -97 134.17. Rick Sloan 1984-85 133.48. Brian Reader 2009-11 132.059. Ken Hobart 1980-83 130.210. Scott Linehan 1982-86 129.811. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 122.6512. Mike Harrington 2002-04 110.8613. Mike Monahan 1963-64 100.514. Steve Olson 1968-70 100.215. Craig Juntunen 1976-77 95.7

INTERCEPTIONS THROWN1. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 60 2. Steve Olson 1968-70 503. Ken Hobart 1980-83 424. John Friesz 1986-89 405. Rick Seefried 1971-73 396. John Welsh 1998-2001 387. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 32

BEST INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE(attempts per interceptions;

minimum 150 attempts)1. Steve Nolan 1987-90 78.52. Brian Brennan 1994-97 68.33. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 37.74. John Friesz 1986-89 33.85. Eric Hisaw 1992-95 33.36. Scott Linehan 1982-86 32.77. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 30.08. Ken Hobart 1980-83 29.0

DOUG NUSSMEIER

ALL-TIME PASSING RECORDSCAREER

146

28 John Friesz, includes nine 400+ (1986-89) 15 Doug Nussmeier (1990-94) 11 Scott Linehan, includes two 400+ (1982-87) John Welsh, includes two 400+ (1998-2001) 10 Ken Hobart, includes two 400+ and one 500+ (1980-84) 9 Nate Enderle, includes one 400+ (2007-10) 8 Ryan Fien, includes one 500+ (1996) Brian Lindgren, includes four 400+/one 600+ (2001-03) 6 Brian Brennan (1994-96) 5 Rick Sloan, includes one 400+ (1984-86) Steve Wichman, includes one 400+ (2005-06) 4 Eric Hisaw (1992-96) 3 Dominique Blackman (2012) 2 Michael Harrington (2002-05) Steve Nolan, includes one 400+ (1987-91) Greg Robertson (1977-99) 1 Steve Olson (1966-71) Brian Reader (2009-11) Chad Chalich (2013-) Taylor Davis (2010-13)

600-YARD GAMESBrian Lindgren 637 at Middle Tennessee Oct. 6, 2001

500-YARD GAMESRyan Fien 542 at Wyoming Aug. 31, 1996

Ken Hobart 527 vs. Southern Colorado Sept. 10, 1983

400-YARD GAMESNathan Enderle 423 vs. Northern Illinois Sept. 22, 2007

John Friesz 446 vs. Nevada Oct. 28, 1989 437 vs. Montana Sept. 28, 1989 423 at Northern Arizona Oct. 7, 1989 423 vs. Boise State Nov. 21, 1987 420 vs. Eastern Illinois Nov. 25, 1989 420 at Montana Sept. 24, 1988 409 vs. Montana Oct. 10, 1987 405 vs. Weber State Nov. 28, 1987 400 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 21, 1989

Ken Hobart 440 vs. Boise State Nov. 19, 1983 401 at Idaho State Sept. 24, 1983

Brian Lindgren 427 vs. Boise State Sept. 29, 2001 415 at Louisiana-Monroe Oct. 12, 2002 408 at New Mexico state Oct. 4, 2003 402 vs. North Texas Oct. 11, 2003

Scott Linehan 415 at Eastern Washington Sept. 27, 1986 403 vs. Mankato State Sept. 14, 1985

Steve Nolan 406 at SW Missouri State Nov. 24, 1990

Rick Sloan 405 at Eastern Washington Nov. 2, 1985

John Welsh 410 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette Oct. 20, 2001 409 vs. North Texas Nov. 17, 2001 Steve Wichman 489 at New Mexico State Oct. 29, 2005

CONSECUTIVE 300+ GAMES 14 John Friesz (over two seasons: Nov. 19, 1988-Nov. 25, 1989) 11 John Friesz (Sept. 9, 1989-Nov. 25, 1989) 6 John Friesz (Sept. 26, 1987-Oct. 31, 1987) 5 Ryan Fien (Aug. 31-Oct. 5, 1996) 4 John Welsh (Oct. 20-Nov. 17, 2001) 3 Nathan Enderle (Sept. 25-Oct. 16, 2010) Ryan Fien (Oct. 26-Nov. 9, 1996) John Friesz (Nov. 19-Dec. 3, 1988) Scott Linehan (Nov. 1-Nov. 15, 1986) Doug Nussmeier (Sept. 7-Sept. 21, 1991) John Welsh (Sept. 30-Oct. 14, 2000) Steve Wichman (Oct. 29-Nov. 19, 2005)

CAREER 400-PLUS GAMES

BRIAN LINDGREN

JOHN FRIESZ

ALL-TIME PASSING RECORDSCAREER GAMES OF 300 OR MORE YARDS

147

Dominique Blackman 352 at Bowling Green State Sept. 8, 2012 306 vs. Wyoming Sept. 22, 2012 304 vs. New Mexico State Oct. 6, 2012

Brian Brennan 396 vs. North Texas Oct. 4, 1997 372 vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 22, 1994 349 at Nevada Oct. 18, 1997 345 at Boise State Nov. 19, 1994 314 at New Mexico State Nov. 15, 1997 313 at Idaho State Sept. 13, 1997

Chad Chalich 310 vs. Temple Sept. 28, 2013

Taylor Davis 308 vs. Old Dominion Nov. 9, 2013

Nathan Enderle 380 at Western Michigan Oct. 2, 2010 373 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 16, 2010 347 at Colorado State Sept. 25, 2010 342 at Nevada Oct. 24, 2009 334 vs. Western Michigan Sept. 13, 2008 333 vs. North Dakota Sept. 2, 2010 333 vs. Colorado State Oct. 3, 2009 327 vs. Louisiana Tech Oct. 31, 2009

Ryan Fien 388 vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 2, 1986 ! 387 at Utah State Oct. 26, 1996 386 vs. New Mexico State Nov. 9, 1996 ! 381 at San Diego State Sept. 7, 1996 354 vs. St. Mary’s Sept. 14, 1996 307 at Southwest Texas State Sept. 28, 1996 305 vs. Cal Poly Oct. 5, 1996

John Friesz 398 vs. Montana Nov. 26, 1988 389 at Weber State Sept. 23, 1989 385 at Weber State Oct. 31, 1987 381 at Idaho State Nov. 4, 1989 375 vs. Sacramento State Sept. 16, 1989 368 at Boise State Nov. 19, 1988 363 vs. Nevada Oct. 17, 1987 357 vs. Central Michigan Sept. 12, 1987 351 at Northern Arizona Sept. 26, 1987 340 at Montana State Oct. 14, 1989 330 vs. Mankato State Sept. 5, 1987 327 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 24, 1987 323 at Idaho State Oct. 3, 1987 321 vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 1, 1988 318 at Portland State Sept. 9, 1989 312 vs. Northwestern State (La.) Dec. 3, 1988 307 vs. Boise State Nov. 18, 1989 303 at Nevada Nov. 5, 1988

Michael Harrington 328 at North Texas Nov. 13, 2004 318 at Eastern Michigan Oct. 2, 2004

Eric Hisaw 374 vs. Idaho State Oct. 1, 1994 371 vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 24, 1994 310 vs. Montana Oct. 21, 1995 308 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 14, 1995

Ken Hobart 375 vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 13, 1982 365 at Eastern Kentucky Dec. 4, 1982 356 at Pacifi c Oct. 29, 1983 353 vs. Weber State Oct. 2, 1982 332 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 1, 1983 317 vs. Montana Oct. 10, 1981

Brian Lindgren 382 vs. San Diego State Sept. 21, 2002 326 vs. Weber State Nov. 15, 1986 323 at Northern Iowa Oct. 9, 1982 319 at Louisiana-Lafayette Nov. 2, 2002 309 at Washington Sept. 28, 2002

Scott Linehan 377 at Montana Nov. 1, 1986 374 at Montana Oct. 27, 1984 370 at Oregon State Sept. 7, 1985 350 at Central Michigan Sept. 13, 1986 336 vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 3, 1984 333 vs. Montana State Nov. 8, 1986 320 vs. Idaho State Oct. 4, 1986 313 vs. Weber State Oct. 13, 1984

Steve Nolan 372 at Georgia Southern Dec. 1, 1990

Doug Nussmeier 396 at Montana State Sept. 21, 1991 393 at Idaho State Oct. 9, 1993 390 at Colorado State Sept. 12, 1992 357 vs. Southwest Texas State Sept. 11, 1993 351 vs. Southwest Texas State Sept. 14, 1991 350 vs. Idaho State Oct. 10, 1992 344 at Idaho State Oct. 19, 1991 338 at Montana Nov. 7, 1992 336 vs. Sonoma State Sept. 7, 1991 334 vs. Montana Nov. 16, 1991 334 at Northern Arizona Nov. 9, 1991 322 at Northeast Louisiana Nov. 27, 1993 317 at Eastern Washington Oct. 17, 1992 313 vs. Montana State Sept. 1, 1990 308 vs. Lehigh Nov. 13, 1993

Steve Olson 371 at Idaho State Sept. 28, 1968

Brian Reader 305 at Boise State Nov. 14, 2009

Greg Robertson 345 at Arkansas State Oct. 10, 1998 302 at Wyoming Oct. 2, 1999

Rick Sloan 384 vs. Montana Oct. 19, 1985 332 vs. Oregon State Sept. 29, 1984 326 vs. Boise State Nov. 23, 1985 324 vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 30, 1985

John Welsh 385 vs. Montana State Sept. 30, 2000 384 at Arkansas State Oct. 27, 2001 366 vs. New Mexico State Nov. 11, 2000 365 at West Virginia Oct. 7, 2000 349 at Arizona Sept. 8, 2001 339 vs. Arkansas State Oct. 14, 2000 330 vs. Louisiana-Monroe Nov. 3, 2001 319 at North Texas Nov. 4, 2000 303 vs. Montana Sept. 9, 2000

Steve Wichman 390 at UNLV Sept. 10, 2005 350 at Boise State Nov. 19, 2005 343 vs. Louisiana Tech Nov. 12, 2005 328 vs. Boise State Oct. 21, 2006

ALL-TIME PASSING RECORDSCAREER 300-PLUS GAMES

148

SINGLE GAME (TOP 50)1. 99* George Wilson Whitman Oct. 18, 19302. 90* Joel Thomas at Boise State Nov. 23, 19963. 89* Wilbur Gary vs. Brigham Young 1955 89* Wilbur Gary vs. North Dakota 19545. 87* Tim Lappano vs. Washington State 19756. 85* Russell Davis at Portland State Oct. 3, 1981 85* Russell Davis at Portland State Oct. 3, 19818. 82* Princeton McCarty at Brigham Young Nov. 12, 2011 82* Willie Alderson at Washington Sept. 2, 200010. 81* Blair Lewis vs. Middle Tennessee Oct. 26, 2002 81 Darrell Mitchell vs. Idaho State Nov. 17, 197311. 80 Willie Alderson at Utah State Oct. 21, 2000 80* Russell Davis vs. Portland State Oct. 4, 1980 80 Tim Lappano 1977 80 Robert Taylor 197615. 79* Doug Nussmeier at Montana State Oct. 23, 199316. 76* Tim Lappano vs. Weber State 197517. 74* Alan Allen at Northern Arizona Nov. 9, 199118. 72 Devon Pearce 198919. 71* Jayson Bird at Boise State Sept. 4, 2004 71* Dale Meyer vs. Pacifi c 1963 71* Scott Linehan vs. Cal State Fullerton Sept. 20, 198622. 70 Kama Bailey at San Jose State Nov. 5, 2011 70* Sherriden May vs. Northern Iowa Nov. 5, 1994 70* Russell Davis at Portland State Oct. 3, 198125. 69 Tim Lappano 1979 69 Dave Comstock 197527. 68 D. Woolridge vs. Fresno State Nov. 7, 2009 68 Sherriden May 199329. 67 Princeton McCarty at New Mexico State Sept. 5, 200930. 66* Sherriden May vs. Weber State Sept. 19, 1992 66* Ray McDonald vs. Idaho State 196532. 64* Tim Lappano vs. Montana 197533. 63 Rocky Tuttle 197734. 60 Antwaun Sherman at UNLV Sept. 10, 2005 60 Robert Taylor 1977 60 Robert Brooks 197537. 59* Deonte Jackson at Nevada Oct. 24, 2009 59 June Hanford vs. Utah State 195839. 58 Willie Alderson vs. New Mexico State Nov. 11, 2000 58* Kerry Hickey vs. Portland State Sept. 25, 198241. 57* Sherriden May vs. Southwest Texas Sept. 11, 1993 57 Russell Davis 197843. 56 Willie Alderson at Oregon Sept. 16, 2000 56 Willie Alderson 1997 56* Jack Klein at Portland State Oct. 4, 1980 56 Tom Coombs vs. Simon Fraser Sept. 20, 198047. 55* Kerry Hickey at Northern Arizona Nov. 3, 1983 55* Dave Comstock vs. Weber State 1975 55 Flip Kleffner vs. Montana 1953*scoring play (others may be as well; research continuing)

TOP 50 LONGEST RUNS

YARDS1. 347 Russell Davis at Portland State Oct. 3, 19812. 282 Willis Smith vs. Gonzaga Oct. 8, 19323. 273 Joel Thomas at Boise State Nov. 23, 19964. 255 Ray McDonald vs. Weber State Nov. 19, 19665. 241 Ray McDonald at Montana Oct. 23, 19656. 226 Devon Pearce at Boise State Nov. 17, 19907. 221 Blair Lewis vs. Middle Tennessee Oct. 26, 2002 221 Mark Fredback vs. Weber State Oct. 20. 19738. 214 Deonte` Jackson vs. Cal Poly Sept. 8, 20079. 206 Antonio Wilson at Utah State Oct. 26, 199610. 204 Sherriden May at Weber State Sept. 18, 199311. 202 Sherriden May vs. Weber State Sept. 19, 1992 201 Robert Taylor vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 20, 197613. 199 Darrell Mitchell vs. Idaho State Nov. 17, 197314. 194 Sherriden May vs. Montana State Oct. 14, 1994 194 Devon Pearce vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 4, 199016. 190 Devon Pearce vs. Idaho State Oct. 13, 199017. 186 Russell Davis at Boise State Nov. 21, 198118. 181 Zach Gerstner at Louisiana-Monroe Nov. 15, 200319. 180 Bill Scott vs. San Jose State Oct. 26, 196320. 177 Zach Gerstner at Louisiana-Lafayette Oct. 25, 2003 177 Sherriden May at Stephen F. Austin Sept. 2, 199322. 173 Antonio Wilson vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 2, 1996 173 Devon Pearce vs. Weber State Sept. 22, 199024. 171 Jayson Bird vs. Arkansas State Nov. 6, 200425. 170 Anthony Tenner at Montana Nov. 24, 200126. 169 Devon Pearce at Southwest Missouri State Nov. 24, 1990 169 Wilbur Gary at Brigham Young Nov. 11, 195528. 168 Joel Thomas vs. Idaho State Oct. 3, 1998 168 Sherriden May vs. Northern Iowa Nov. 5, 199430. 166 Sherriden May at UNLV Sept. 17, 199431. 165 Sherriden May vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 16, 199332. 163 Kama Bailey at San Jose State Nov. 5, 201133. 162 Bruce Harris at Montana Sept. 24, 198834. 161 Joel Thomas at Northern Arizona Oct. 30, 199335. 160 Princeton McCarty vs. New Mexico State Oct. 25, 2008 160 Bruce Harris at Pacifi c Sept. 17, 1988 160 Wilbur Gary vs. North Dakota Nov. 13, 195438. 159 Zach Gerstner at New Mexico State Oct. 4, 2003 159 Blair Lewis vs. New Mexico State Nov. 23, 200240. 158 Todd Hoiness at Idaho State Oct. 26, 198541. 157 Michael Moody vs. North Texas Oct. 9, 199942. 155 Willie Alderson at Utah State Oct. 21, 2000 155 Russell Davis vs. Northern Iowa Sept. 19, 1981 155 Ken Hobart vs. Simon Fraser Sept. 5, 198145. 150 James Baker at Arkansas State Oct. 12, 201346. 149 Anthony Tenner at New Mexico State Nov. 15, 199748. 148 Joel Thomas vs. Eastern Washington Sept. 5, 199849. 146 Joel Thomas vs. Weber State Nov. 12, 199450. 147 Zach Gerstner vs. Utah State Nov. 22, 2003

ALL-TIME RUSHING RECORDSTOP INDIVIDUAL EFFORTS

149

CARRIES1. 44 Devon Pearce at Boise State Nov. 17, 19902. 39 Zach Gerstner vs. Utah State Nov. 22, 20033. 38 Anthony Tenner at Montana Nov. 24, 20014. 37 Ray McDonald vs. Montana Nov. 12, 19665. 36 Zach Gerstner at Louisiana-Monroe Nov. 15, 20036. 34 Ray McDonald vs. Washington State Oct. 24, 19647. 33 Zach Gerstner vs. Middle Tennessee Oct. 18, 2003 33 Devon Pearce at Nevada Sept. 29, 19909. 32 Ray McDonald at Montana Oct. 23, 196510. 31 Sherriden May vs. Weber State Sept. 19, 1992 31 Devon Pearce at Montana Nov. 10, 199012. 30 Deonte` Jackson vs. Cal Poly Sept. 8, 2007 30 Sherriden May at Eastern Washington Oct. 17, 1992 30 Devon Pearce vs. Weber State Sept. 22, 1990 30 Larry Norby vs. Oregon State Nov. 17, 195616. 29 Anthony Tenner at Washington State Sept. 18, 1999 29 Joel Thomas vs. Weber State Nov. 12, 1994 29 Sherriden May at Stephen F. Austin Sept. 2, 1993 29 Sherriden May vs. Cal State Northridge Oct. 4, 199220. 28 Princeton McCarty vs. Hawai`i Oct. 29, 2011 28 Deonte` Jackson at Washington State Sept. 15, 2007 28 Willie Alderson vs. Arkansas State Oct. 14, 2000 28 Sherriden May vs. Montana State Oct. 14, 1994 28 Sherriden May at Northern Iowa Oct. 24, 1991 28 Marlon Barrow vs. Idaho State Nov. 10, 198426. 27 Zach Gerstner at Arkansas State Nov. 8, 2003 27 Sherriden May vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 16, 1993 27 Devon Pearce at Southwest Missouri State Nov. 24, 1990 27 Devon Pearce vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 4, 1990 27 Devon Pearce vs. Idaho State Oct. 13, 1990 27 Bruce Harris at Montana Sept. 24, 1988 27 Ken Hobart at Weber State Sept. 12, 198133. 26 Deonte` Jackson at New Mexico State Oct. 20, 2007 26 Jayson Bird at Eastern Michigan Oct. 2, 2004 26 Zach Gerstner vs. Boise State Aug. 31, 2002 26 Willie Alderson at Washington State Sept. 23, 2000 26 Anthony Tenner vs. Utah State Oct. 23, 1999 26 Joel Thomas at North Texas Oct. 31, 1998 26 Joel Thomas at San Jose State Sept. 12, 1998 26 Sherriden May at Boise State Nov. 21, 1992 26 Sherriden May vs. Montana State Nov. 14, 1992 26 Ken Hobart vs. Nevada Oct. 24, 198143. 25 Princeton McCarty at New Mexico State Oct. 14, 2011 25 Jayson Bird vs. Arkansas State Nov. 6, 2004 25 Zach Gerstner at Louisiana-Lafayette Oct. 25, 2003 25 Zach Gerstner at Arkansas State Oct. 27, 2001 25 Willie Alderson vs. New Mexico State Nov. 11, 2000 25 Willie Alderson at Utah State Oct. 21, 2000 25 Willie Alderson vs. Montana Sept. 9, 2000 25 Anthony Tenner vs. North Texas Oct. 9, 1999 25 Joel Thomas at Utah State Oct. 17, 1998 25 Joel Thomas at Boise State Nov. 23, 1996 25 Sherriden May vs. Idaho State Nov. 12, 1994 25 Damon Daniels vs. Weber State Oct. 22, 1988 25 Wally Jones vs. Idaho State Oct. 31, 1981

TEAMCarries 82 Nov. 16, 1976 vs. Weber State CollegeNet yards 526 Sept. 5, 1981 vs. Simon Fraser UniversityTouchdowns 8 Nov. 30, 1965 vs. Montana State University

TOUCHDOWNS1. 4 D. Woodridge vs. Hawai`i Oct. 17, 2009 4 Willie Alderson vs. Arkansas State Oct. 14, 2000 4 Joel Thomas at Boise State Nov. 23, 1996 4 Sherriden May vs. Southwest Texas State Sept. 11, 1993 4 Kerry Hickey vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 13, 1982 4 Russell Davis at Portland State Oct. 3, 19817. 3 Jayson Bird at Eastern Michigan Oct. 2, 2004 3 Rolly Lumbala at Eastern Michigan Oct. 2, 2004 3 Blair Lewis vs. Montana Oct. 5, 2002 3 Anthony Tenner at Montana Nov. 13, 1999 3 Antonio Wilson at Utah State Oct. 26, 1996 3 Joel Thomas vs. Weber State Nov. 12, 1994 3 Sherriden May vs. Lehigh Nov. 13, 1993 3 Sherriden May at Weber State Sept. 18, 1993 3 Sherriden May at Boise State Nov. 21, 1992 3 Sherriden May ** vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 31, 1992 3 Sherriden May at Eastern Washington Oct. 17, 1992 3 Sherriden May vs. Cal State Northridge Oct. 4, 1992 3 Sherriden May vs. Weber State Sept. 19, 1992 3 Doug Nussmeier St. Cloud State Sept. 5, 1992 3 Devon Pearce at Southwest Missouri State Nov. 24, 1990 3 Devon Pearce vs. Idaho State Oct. 13, 1990 3 Devon Pearce vs. Weber State Sept. 22, 1990 3 Damon Daniels vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 21, 1989 3 Damon Daniels vs. Nevada Oct. 28, 1989 3 Russell Davis at Boise State Nov. 21, 1981 **scored fourth TD in this game on a 96-yard kickoff return

DEMAUNDRAY WOOLRIDGE

ALL-TIME RUSHING RECORDSTOP INDIVIDUAL EFFORTSSINGLE GAME (TOP 50)

150

Attempts1. Devon Pearce 1990 2672. Ray McDonald 1966 2593. Zach Gerstner 2003 2564. Deonte` Jackson 2007 2405. Willie Alderson 2000 2386. Sherriden May 1992 2377. Sherriden May 1994 231 Joel Thomas 1998 231

Yards1. Devon Pearce 1990 1,3932. Sherriden May 1994 1,3703. Ray McDonald 1966 1,3294. Sherriden May 1993 1,2675. Joel Thomas 1998 1,2296. Willie Alderson 2000 1,1957. Deonte` Jackson 2007 1,1758. Zach Gerstner 2003 1,1579. Joel Thomas 1996 1,14810. Russell Davis 1981 1,11711. Sherriden May 1992 1,11112. Ray McDonald 1965 1,002

Average Per Game1. Ray McDonald 1966 132.92. Devon Pearce 1990 126.63. Sherriden May 1994 124.64. Sherriden May 1993 115.25. Russell Davis 1981 111.7 Joel Thomas 1998 111.77. Willie Alderson 2000 108.68. Joel Thomas 1996 104.49. Tim Lappano 1979 102.4

Average Per Carry (minimum 40 carries)

1. Tim Lappano 1975 8.412. Russell Davis 1981 7.983. Terry Idler 1980 7.144. Robert Taylor 1976 7.015. Bob Mays 1949 6.80

Touchdowns1. Sherriden May 1992 212. Sherriden May 1993 203. De`Maundray Woolridge 2009 184. Joel Thomas 1998 165. Devon Pearce 1990 15 Ray McDonald 1965 157. Ray McDonald 1966 14 Joel Thomas 1996 14

TEAM Carries 623 1975 Net yards 3,482 1975 Touchdowns 37 1993

DEVON PEARCERAY MCDONALD

ALL-TIME RUSHING RECORDSSINGLE SEASON

151

ATTEMPTS1. Joel Thomas 1993-98 7652. Sherriden May 1992-94 6893. Ken Hobart 1980-83 6284. Ray McDonald 1964-66 6035. Deonte` Jackson 2007-10 6016. Devon Pearce 1988-91 551

YARDS1. Joel Thomas 1993-98 3,9292. Sherriden May 1992-94 3,7483. Willis Smith 1929-32 3,0294. Ray McDonald 1964-66 2,9165. Devon Pearce 1988-90 2,7246. Deonte` Jackson 2007-10 2,7007. Princeton McCarty 2008-11 2,2458. Russell Davis 1978-81 2,2009. Tim Lappano 1975-79 2,19610. Zach Gerstner 2000-03 2,11511. Anthony Tenner 1997-2001 2,01012. Ken Hobart 1980-83 1,82613. Robert Brooks 1974-78 1,71414. John Brogan 1948-50 1,66215. J.C. Chadband 1973-75 1,58216. Robert Taylor 1975-77 1,54817. Bruce Harris 1987-89 1,49418. Willie Alderson 1997-2000 1,45219. Todd Hoiness 1985-87 1,44920. Fred Riley 1970-71 1,439

AVERAGE PER CARRY (minimum 80 carries)1. Willis Smith 1929-32 8.732. Russell Davis 1978-81 6.343. Wilbur Gary 1954-55 6.224. Terry Idler 1978-81 6.095. Robert Taylor 1975-77 5.95

AVERAGE PER GAME1. Sherriden May 1992-94 113.62. Ray McDonald 1964-66 97.23. Willis Smith 1929-32 86.54. Joel Thomas 1993-98 85.45. Deonte` Jackson 2007- 78.06. Devon Pearce 1988-90 69.8

TOUCHDOWNS1. Joel Thomas 1993-98 512. Sherriden May 1992-94 503. Ray McDonald 1964-66 364. Devon Pearce 1988-90 335. Ken Hobart 1980-83 26

WILLIS SMITHJOEL THOMAS

ALL-TIME RUSHING RECORDSCAREER

152

CAREER GAMES OF 100 OR MORE YARDS 22 Sherriden May, includes two of 200+ (1992-94) 16 Joel Thomas, includes one of 200+ (1993-98) 10 Devon Pearce, includes one of 200+ (1990-91) 9 Zach Gerstner (2000-03) 7 Deonte` Jackson (2007-10) Blair Lewis (2000-02) Anthony Tenner (1997-2001) 6 Willie Alderson (1997-2000) 4 Princeton McCarty (2008-11) 3 Jayson Bird (2004-07) Russell Davis (1978-82) Bruce Harris (1987-91) Ray McDonald (1963-67) DeMaundray Woolridge (2009) 2 Kama Bailey (2008-11) James Baker (2012-13) Wilbur Gary (1954-56) Kerry Hickey (1982-84)

300-YARD GAMESRussell Davis 347 at Portland State Oct. 3, 1981

200-YARD GAMESRay McDonald 255 vs. Weber State Nov. 19, 1966 241 at Montana Oct. 23, 1965

Sherriden May 204 at Weber State Sept. 18, 1993 202 vs. Weber State Sept. 19, 1992

Wilis Smith 282 vs. Gonzaga Oct. 8, 1932

Joel Thomas 273 at Boise State Nov. 23, 1996

Devon Pearce 226 at Boise State Nov. 17, 1990

Blair Lewis 221 vs. Middle Tennessee Oct. 26, 2002

Deonte` Jackson 214 vs. Cal Poly Sept. 8, 2007SHERRIDEN MAY

ALL-TIME RUSHING RECORDSCAREER 100-PLUS GAMES

153

Sherriden May 194 vs. Montana State Oct. 14, 1994 177 at Stephen F. Austin Sept. 2, 1993 168 vs. Northern Iowa Nov. 5, 1994 166 at UNLV Sept. 17, 1994 165 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 16, 1993 143 vs. Montana State Nov. 14, 1992 133 at Northern Iowa Oct. 24, 1992 128 vs. Southwest Texas State Sept. 11, 1993 124 vs. Idaho State Nov. 12, 1994 123 vs. Montana Nov. 6, 1993 123 at Eastern Washington Oct. 17, 1992 122 vs. Lehigh Nov. 13, 1993 121 vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 24, 1994 121 vs. Cal State Northridge Oct. 4, 1992 114 at Eastern Washington Oct. 8, 1994 111 vs. Idaho State Oct. 1, 1994 108 at Southern Utah Sept. 3, 1994 107 at Boise State Nov. 19, 1994 104 at Boise State Nov. 21, 1992 100 at Montana State Oct. 23, 1993

Joel Thomas 168 vs. Idaho State Oct. 3, 1998 161 at Northern Arizona Oct. 30, 1993 148 vs. Eastern Washington Sept. 5, 1998 146 vs. Weber State Nov. 12, 1994 142 at North Texas Oct. 31, 1998 138 at Arkansas State Oct. 10, 1998 134 vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 2, 1996 129 at Northern Iowa Nov. 11, 1995 128 at Southwest Texas State Sept. 28, 1996 121 at Boise State Nov. 21, 1998 120 vs. Boise State Nov. 20, 1993 119 vs. New Mexico State Nov. 9, 1996 119 vs. St. Mary’s Sept. 14, 1996 115 at Utah State Oct. 17, 1998 115 at Idaho State Sept. 30, 1995 102 at San Jose State Sept. 12, 1998

Devon Pearce 190 vs. Idaho State Oct. 13, 1990 194 vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 4, 1990 173 vs. Weber State Sept. 22, 1990 169 at Southwest Missouri State Nov. 24, 1990 135 vs. Southwest Texas State Sept. 14, 1991 118 at Nevada Sept. 29, 1990 114 vs. Cal State Chico Oct. 6, 1990 112 at Montana Nov. 10, 1990 111 at Oregon Sept. 15, 1990 Zach Gerstner 181 at Louisiana-Monroe Nov. 15, 2003 177 at Louisiana-Lafayette Oct. 25, 2003 159 at New Mexico State Oct. 4, 2003 147 vs. Utah State Nov. 22, 2003 111 vs. North Texas Oct. 11, 2003 110 vs. Middle Tennessee Oct. 18, 2003 110 vs. Montana State Sept. 30, 2000 104 at Washington Sept. 20, 2003 101 at Arkansas State Oct. 27, 2001

Anthony Tenner 170 at Montana Nov. 24, 2001 149 at New Mexico State Nov. 15, 1997 122 at Eastern Washington Sept. 2, 1999 118 at Washington State Sept. 18, 1999 114 vs. North Texas Oct. 9, 1999 107 at Arkansas State Oct. 16, 1999 100 at Montana Nov. 13, 1999

Blair Lewis 159 vs. New Mexico State Nov. 23, 2002 126 vs. Montana Oct. 5, 2002 110 at Arizona Sept. 8, 2001 104 at Washington Sept. 22, 2001 102 at New Mexico State Oct. 13, 2001 101 vs. Arkansas State Nov. 16, 2002

Deonte` Jackson 143 at New Mexico State Oct. 20, 2007 113 at Washington State Sept. 15, 2007 111 vs. Northern Illinois Sept. 22, 2007 110 vs. Western Michigan Sept. 13, 2008 108 vs. Fresno State Oct. 13, 2007 100 vs. Idaho State Sept. 6, 2008

Willie Alderson 155 at Utah State Oct. 21, 2000 140 at Washington Sept. 2, 2000 139 vs. New Mexico State Nov. 11, 2000 135 vs. Arkansas State Oct. 14, 2000 113 at Washington State Sept. 23, 2000 107 at Oregon Sept. 16, 2000

Princeton McCarty 160 vs. New Mexico State Oct. 25, 2008 127 at Brigham Young Nov. 12, 2011 125 at San Jose State Oct. 10, 2009 116 at New Mexico State Oct. 14, 2011

Jayson Bird 171 vs. Arkansas State Nov. 6, 2004 134 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette Oct. 16, 2004 125 at Eastern Michigan Oct. 2, 2004

DeMaundray Woolridge 143 at Northern Illinois Sept. 26, 2009 143 at Boise State Nov. 14, 2009 126 vs. Bowling Green State * Dec. 30, 2009

BLAIR LEWIS ZACH GERSTNER

ALL-TIME RUSHING RECORDSCAREER 100-PLUS GAMES

154

RECEPTIONS1. 17 Jerry Hendren at Southern Mississippi Oct. 3, 19692. 15 Chris Lacy at Middle Tennessee Oct. 6, 2001 15 Scott Dahlquist at Georgia Southern Dec. 1, 1990 15 Jerry Hendren at Idaho State Sept. 28, 19683. 14 Eric Yarber vs. Nevada Sept. 28, 19854. 13 Kasey Dunn at SW Missouri State Nov. 24, 1990 13 Scott Auker vs. Nevada Sept. 28, 1985 13 Kurt Vestman at Pacifi c Oct. 29, 19835. 12 Max Komar vs. Colorado State Oct. 2, 2009 12 B. Bernal-Wood vs. Louisiana-Lafayette Oct. 16, 2004 12 B. Bernal-Wood at Eastern Michigan Oct. 2, 2004 12 Antonio Wilson at Nevada Oct. 18, 1997 12 Kasey Dunn vs. Montana State Sept. 1, 1990 12 Eric Yarber vs. Mankato State Sept. 14, 1985 12 Scott Auker vs. Weber State Oct. 13, 19846. 11 Daniel Smith at New Mexico State Oct. 29, 2005 11 Chris Belser vs. New Mexico State Nov. 23, 2002 11 Josh Jelmberg vs. Montana Oct. 5, 2002 11 Blair Lewis at Middle Tennessee Oct. 6, 2001 11 Rossi Martin at Auburn Sept. 11, 1999 11 Kasey Dunn vs. Weber State Sept. 22, 1990 11 Kurt Vestman at Weber State Oct. 15, 19837. 10 Mike Scott vs. UT-San Antonio Nov. 17, 2012 10 Jahrie Level at Bowling Green State Sept. 8, 2012 10 Max Komar at Nevada Oct. 24, 2009 10 Daniel Smith at Boise State Nov. 19, 2005 10 Daniel Smith at Washington State Sept. 1, 2005 10 B. Bernal-Wood at Middle Tennessee Oct. 23, 2004 10 B. Bernal-Wood vs. Louisiana-Monroe Oct. 9, 2004 10 Orlando Winston vs. Middle Tennessee Oct. 18, 2003 10 Orlando Winston vs. North Texas Oct. 11, 2003 10 Josh Jelmberg at Washington State Sept. 7, 2002 10 Josh Jelmberg vs. Boise State Aug. 31, 2002 10 Antonio Wilson vs. Utah State Oct. 25, 1997 10 Kasey Dunn vs. Sonoma State Sept. 7, 1991 10 David Jackson vs. Montana Nov. 26, 1988 10 Neosia Morris vs. Montana State Nov. 8, 1986 10 Brant Bengen at Montana Nov. 1, 1986 10 Neosia Morris at Eastern Washington Sept. 27, 1986 10 Brant Bengen vs. Boise State Nov. 23, 1985 10 Scott Auker vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 2, 1985 10 Scott Auker at Oregon State Sept. 7, 1985 10 Eric Yarber at Cal State Fullerton Sept. 15, 1984

JERRY HENDREN

CHRIS LACY

ALL-TIME RECEIVING RECORDSSINGLE GAME

155

YARDS (TOP 50)1. 269 Daniel Smith at New Mexico State Oct. 29, 20052. 241 Kasey Dunn vs. Montana State Sept. 1, 19903. 238 Jerry Hendren at San Jose State Nov. 9, 19684. 234 Kasey Dunn at SW Missouri State Nov. 24, 19905. 221 Chris Lacy at Middle Tennessee Oct. 6, 2001 221 Eric Yarber vs. Mankato State Sept. 14, 19856. 218 Alan Allen at Northern Arizona Oct. 7, 19897. 213 Vic Wallace vs. Weber State Oct. 2, 19828. 206 Antonio Wilson at Utah State Oct. 26, 19969. 202 Scott Dahlquist at Georgia Southern Dec. 1, 199010. 200 Yo Murphy at Montana Nov. 7, 199211. 192 Eric Jorgensen vs. Montana Oct. 10, 198712. 186 Vic Wallace at Boise State Nov. 21, 198113. 185 Kasey Dunn at Weber State Oct. 12, 199114. 183 Maurice Shaw at Nevada Oct. 24, 200915. 182 John Jake vs. Weber State Nov. 28, 1987 182 Brant Bengen vs. Montana State Nov. 8, 198616. 181 David Jackson vs. Cal State Sacramento Sept. 16, 198917. 179 Alan Allen vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 21, 198918. 178 Robert Scott at Wyoming Aug. 31, 199619 175 Kasey Dunn at Portland State Sept. 9, 198920. 173 Antonio Wilson vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 2, 199621. 171 Yo Murphy vs. Idaho State Oct. 10, 199222. 170 Kasey Dunn at Eastern Washington Oct. 20, 199023. 169 Dwight McKinzie at Weber State Sept. 18, 199324. 167 Orlando Winston at Montana Sept. 27, 2003 167 Alan Allen vs. Southern Colorado Sept. 10, 198325. 164 Alan Allen vs. Montana Nov. 26, 198826. 162 Brant Bengen at Montana Nov. 1, 198627. 161 Eddie Williams vs. Western Michigan Sept. 13, 2008 161 Eric Yarber vs. Nevada Sept. 28, 198528. 158 David Jackson vs. Nevada Oct. 28, 1989 158 Dan Johnson vs. Boise State Nov. 19, 198329. 156 Kyle Gary vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 22, 199430. 155 John Jake vs. Idaho State Nov. 12, 198831. 154 Yo Murphy vs. St. Cloud State Sept. 5, 199232. 153 B. Bernal-Wood at Eastern Michigan Oct. 2, 2004 153 Josh Jelmberg vs. Montana Oct. 5, 2002 153 Kyle Gary vs. Idaho State Oct. 1, 1994 153 Alan Allen vs. Montana Sept. 28, 1989 153 Alan Allen vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 1, 198333. 152 Max Komar vs. Colorado State Oct. 3, 2009 152 Dwight McKinzie vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 14, 1995 152 Eric Yarber vs. Portland State Sept. 8, 198434. 151 Jimmy Labita vs. North Texas Oct. 11, 2003 151 Kurt Vestman at Pacifi c Oct. 29, 198335. 149 Alan Allen at Idaho State Nov. 4, 198936. 146 Wendell Octave at UNLV Sept. 10, 200537. 145 Chris Lacy vs. Boise State Sept. 29, 2001 145 Brant Bengen vs. Weber State Nov. 15, 198638. 144 Orlando Winston vs. Middle Tennessee Oct. 18, 200339. 143 Kyle Gary vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 24, 1994

40. 142 Eddie Williams vs. Nevada Oct. 4, 2008 142 Antonio Wilson at Nevada Oct. 18, 1997 142 Yo Murphy at Colorado State Sept. 12, 1992 142 Alan Allen at Eastern Kentucky Dec. 4, 198241. 141 Daniel Smith at UNLV Sept. 10, 2005 141 Kasey Dunn at Weber State Sept. 23, 198942. 140 Justin Veltung at Louisiana Tech Oct. 16, 2010 140 Antonio Wilson vs. Utah State Oct. 25, 1997 140 Kasey Dunn at Northern Arizona Nov. 9, 1991 140 Brant Bengen at Central Michigan Sept. 13, 1986 140 Brant Bengen vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 30, 198543. 139 B. Bernal-Wood at Hawai`i Nov. 20, 2004 139 Antonio Wilson vs. Nevada Oct. 19, 1996 139 David Jackson at Montana Sept. 24, 198844. 138 Chris Lacy vs. Montana State Sept. 30, 2000 138 Kasey Dunn at Idaho State Oct. 19, 199145. 137 B. Bernal-Wood at North Texas Nov. 13, 2004 137 Chris Lacy vs. Arkansas State Oct. 14, 2000 137 Jack Klein vs. Montana Oct. 10, 198146. 136 Max Komar at Nevada Oct. 24, 2009 136 Alan Allen vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 31, 1992 136 Neosia Morris vs. Boise State Nov. 21, 1987 136 Eric Yarber at Cal State Fullerton Sept. 15, 1984 136 Ron Whittenburg vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 13, 198247. 135 Antonio Wilson at New Mexico State Nov. 15, 1997 135 Brant Bengen vs. Boise State Nov. 23, 1985 135 Eric Yarber vs. Montana Oct. 19, 1985 135 Ron Whittenburg vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 1, 198348. 134 Kasey Dunn vs. Montana Nov. 16, 1991 134 David Jackson vs. Montana Sept. 28, 198949. 133 Max Komar vs. Louisiana Tech Oct. 31, 2009 133 Ray Buhler at Montana Oct. 10, 195350. 132 Chris Belser vs. New Mexico State Nov. 23, 2002

TOUCHDOWNS 4 Justin Veltung at Louisiana Tech Oct. 16, 2010 4 Yo Murphy vs. Idaho State Oct. 10, 1992 4 Jerry Hendren at San Jose State Nov. 9, 1968 3 Max Komar at Nevada Oct. 24, 2009 3 Josh Jelmberg vs. San Diego State Sept. 21, 2002 3 Jeffrey Townsley vs. Eastern Washington Sept. 5, 1998 3 Dwight McKinzie vs. Sonoma State Sept. 16, 1995 3 Keith Neal at Idaho State Oct. 9, 1993 3 Alan Allen at Idaho State Nov. 4, 1989 3 Eric Yarber vs. Mankato State Sept. 14, 1985 3 Alan Allen vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 1, 1983

ALL-TIME RECEIVING RECORDSSINGLE GAME

156

Receptions1. Bobby Bernal-Wood 2004 96 2. Jerry Hendren 1969 953. Kasey Dunn 1990 884. Jerry Hendren 1968 865. Kasey Dunn 1991 856. Scott Auker 1985 807. Dezmon Epps 2013 798. Antonio Wilson 1997 779. Eric Yarber 1985 7510. Kasey Dunn 1989 7311. Scott Auker 1984 7212. Yo Murphy 1992 68 David Griffi n 1996 68

Receptions Per Game1. Bobby Bernal-Wood 2004 9.802. Jerry Hendren 1969 9.503. Jerry Hendren 1968 8.604. Kasey Dunn 1990 8.005. Kasey Dunn 1991 7.736. Eric Yarber 1985 7.50

Yards1. Jerry Hendren 1968 1,4572. Jerry Hendren 1969 1,4523. Kasey Dunn 1991 1,2634. Antonio Wilson 1996 1,2035. Lee Allen 1989 1,1686. Kasey Dunn 1990 1,1647. Yo Murphy 1992 1,1568. Kyle Gary 1994 1,1329. Eric Yarber 1985 1,10310. Kasey Dunn 1989 1,101

Average Per Reception (minimum 15 receptions)

1. Brian Allen 1983 26.3 2. David Jackson 1989 26.2 3. Joe Chapman 1964 25.4 4. Alan Allen 1993 25.3 5. Jack Klein 1981 24.9 6. Vic Wallace 1982 24.3 7. Keith Neal 1993 24.2 8. Vic Wallace 1981 23.8 9. Bob Dehlinger 1957 23.3 10. Ethan Jones 1998 21.9

Touchdown Receptions1. Jerry Hendren 1968 142. Jerry Hendren 1969 123. Max Komar 2009 11 Kyle Gary 1984 11 Brian Allen 1983 115. Antonio Wilson 1997 10 Alan Allen 1993 10 Kasey Dunn 1989 10 Lee Allen 1989 1010. Eric Yarber 1985 9 Dwight McKinzie 1995 9 Robert Scott 1996 9

Best Touchdown Percentage(receptions per TD;

minimum 15 receptions)1. Keith Neal 1993 2.292. Alan Allen 1993 2.703. Brian Allen 1983 2.824. Curtis Johnson 1983 3.505. Collie Mack 1972 3.75

BOBBY BERNAL-WOOD

ALL-TIME RECEIVING RECORDSSINGLE SEASON

157

RECEPTIONS1. Kasey Dunn 1988-91 2682. Jerry Hendren 1967-69 2303. Scott Auker 1983-85 1704. Chris Lacy 1998-2001 1525. Josh Jelmberg 1999-2002 1466. Antonio Wilson 1996-97 1427. Yo Murphy 1989-92 1408. Max Komar 2006-099. Lee Allen 1987-89 13210. Eric Yarber 1984-85 12911. Brant Bengen 1984-86 12412. Orlando Winston 2001-03 122 Wendell Octave 2003-06 12214. David Griffi n 1993-96 11515. Dwight McKinzie 1992-95 11316. Kyle Gary 1983-84 11217. Neosia Morris 1986-87 111 Bobby Bernal-Woods 2003-04 11119. Ron Whittenburg 1982-83 105

RECEPTION YARDS1. Kasey Dunn 1988-91 3,8472. Jerry Hendren 1967-69 3,4353. Chris Lacy 1998-2001 2,3684. Yo Murphy 1989-92 2,2675. Lee Allen 1987-89 2,1996. Antonio Wilson 1996-97 2,1137. Max Komar 2006-09 2,1088. Brant Bengen 1984-86 2,0759. Dwight McKinzie 1992-95 2,05010. Eric Yarber 1984-85 1,920 Scott Auker 1983-85 1,92012. Kyle Gary 1993-94 1,762

AVERAGE RECEPTIONS PER GAME1. Jerry Hendren 1967-69 7.672. Eric Yarber 1984-85 6.793. Antonio Wilson 1996-97 6.454. Kasey Dunn 1988-91 6.385. Bobby Bernal-Woods 2003-04 5.736. Neosia Morris 1986-87 5.29

AVERAGE PER RECEPTION (minimum 32 receptions)

1. Vic Wallace 1981-82 24.12. Alan Allen 1990-93 23.03. Brian Allen 1982-83 22.74. David Jackson 1987-89 22.55. Curtis Johnson 1980-83 20.36. Joe Chapman 1963-65 20.07. Keith Neal 1993-94 19.48. David Jackson 1988-89 19.19. Dwight McKinzie 1992-95 18.110. Jett Taylor 1977-78 17.0

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS1. Jerry Hendren 1967-69 272. Kasey Dunn 1988-91 253. Lee Allen 1987-89 224. Chris Lacy 1998-2001 185. Antonio Wilson 1996-97 17 Yo Murphy 1989-92 17 Eric Yarber 1984-85 17 Brian Allen 1982-83 17 Dwight McKinzie 1992-95 1710. Kyle Gary 1993-94 16

KASEY DUNN

ALL-TIME RECEIVING RECORDSCAREER

158

CAREER GAMES OF 100 OR MORE YARDS 19 Kasey Dunn, includes two of 200+ yards 16 Alan Allen, includes one of 200+ yards 9 Antonio Wilson, includes one of 200+ yards 8 Chris Lacy, includes one of 200+ yards Eric Yarber, includes one of 200+ yards 7 Brant Bengen 6 Yo Murphy, includes one of 200+ yards John Jake David Jackson Dwight McKinzie Kyle Gary Max Komar Scott Auker 5 Vic Wallace, includes one of 200+ yards Ron Whittenburg 4 Daniel Smith, includes one of 200+ yards Eric Jorgensen Robert Scott 3 Orlando Winston Bobby Bernal-Wood Josh Jelmberg Neosia Morris Daniel Hardy David Griffi n 2 Eddie Williams Maurice Shaw Dan Johnson Kurt Vestman Elia ala`ilima-Daley Deon Price Eric Greenwood Steve Jackson Rossi Martin

200-YARD GAMESKasey Dunn 241 vs. Montana State Sept. 1, 1990 234 at Southwest Missouri State Nov. 24, 1990 Daniel Smith 269 at New Mexico State Oct. 29, 2005

Jerry Hendren 238 at San Jose State Nov. 9, 1968

Chris Lacy 221 at Middle Tennessee Oct. 6, 2001

Eric Yarber 221 vs. Mankato State Sept. 14, 1985

Alan Allen 218 at Northern Arizona Oct. 7, 1989

Vic Wallace 213 vs. Weber State Oct. 2, 1982

Antonio Wilson 206 at Utah State Oct. 26, 1996

Scott Dahlquist 202 at Georgia Southern Dec. 1, 1990

Yo Murphy 200 at Montana Nov. 7, 1992

D.J. SMITH

ALL-TIME RECEIVING RECORDSCAREER 100-PLUS GAMES

159

Kasey Dunn (19) 241 vs. Montana State Sept. 1, 1990 234 at Southwest Missouri State Nov. 24, 1990 185 at Weber State Oct. 12, 1991 175 at Portland State Sept. 9, 1989 170 at Eastern Washington Oct. 20, 1990 141 at Weber State Sept. 23, 1989 140 at Northern Arizona Nov. 9, 1991 138 at Idaho State Oct. 19, 1991 134 vs. Montana Nov. 16, 1991 126 vs. Sonoma State Sept. 7, 1991 123 vs. Northern Iowa Sept. 28, 1991 120 at Idaho State Nov. 4, 1989 121 vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 4, 1990 117 vs. Boise State Nov. 18, 1989 116 vs. Eastern Illinois Nov. 25, 1989 116 vs. Nevada Oct. 28, 1989 112 at Montana State Oct. 14, 1989 107 vs. Idaho State Oct. 13, 1990 101 at Oregon Sept. 15, 1990

Alan Allen (16) 218 at Northern Arizona Oct. 7, 1989 179 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 21, 1989 167 vs. Southern Colorado Sept. 10, 1983 16 vs. Montana Nov. 26, 1988 153 vs. Montana Sept. 28, 1989 153 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 1, 1983 149 at Idaho State Nov. 4, 1989 142 at Eastern Kentucky Dec. 4, 1982 136 vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 31, 1992 124 vs. Southwest Texas State Sept. 11, 1993 123 vs. Lehigh Nov. 13, 1993 116 vs. Weber State Oct. 2, 1982 107 at Northern Arizona Oct. 30, 1993 107 at Northern Arizona Nov. 3, 1983 103 at Montana Sept. 24, 1988 100 vs. Cal State Sacramento Sept. 16, 1989

Antonio Wilson (9) 206 at Utah State Oct. 26, 1996 173 vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 2, 1996 142 at Nevada Oct. 18, 1997 140 vs. Utah State Oct. 25, 1997 139 vs. Nevada Oct. 19, 1996 135 at New Mexico State Nov. 15, 1997 125 vs. North Texas Oct. 4, 1997 108 at Southwest Texas State Sept. 28, 1996 106 vs. St. Mary’s Sept. 14, 1996

Chris Lacy (8) 221 at Middle Tennessee Oct. 6, 2001 145 vs. Boise State Sept. 29, 2001 138 vs. Montana State Sept. 30, 2000 137 vs. Arkansas State Oct. 14, 2000 121 at Boise State Nov. 18, 2000 116 vs. New Mexico State Nov. 11, 2000 106 at Washington Sept. 22, 2001 101 vs. North Texas Nov. 17, 2001

Eric Yarber (8) 221 vs. Mankato State Sept. 14, 1985 161 vs. Nevada Sept. 28, 1985 152 vs. Portland State Sept. 8, 1984 136 at Cal State Fullerton Sept. 15, 1984 135 vs. Montana Oct. 19, 1985 124 at Montana Oct. 27, 1984 116 at Montana State Nov. 9, 1985 103 at Boise State Nov. 17, 1984

Brant Bengen (7) 182 vs. Montana State Nov. 8, 1986 162 at Montana Nov. 1, 1986 145 vs. Weber State Nov. 15, 1986 140 at Central Michigan Sept. 13, 1986 140 vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 30, 1985 135 vs. Boise State Nov. 23, 1985 100 at Montana Oct. 27, 1984

Yo Murphy (6) 200 at Montana Nov. 7, 1992 171 vs. Idaho State Oct. 10, 1992 154 vs. St. Cloud State Sept. 5, 1992 142 at Colorado State Sept. 12, 1992 125 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 26, 1991 116 at Montana State Sept. 21, 1991

John Jake (6) 182 vs. Weber State Nov. 28, 1987 155 vs. Idaho State Nov. 12, 1988 131 vs. Mankato State Sept. 5, 1987 128 vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 1, 1988 128 vs. Central Michigan Sept. 12, 1987 102 at Weber State Oct. 31, 1987

David Jackson (6) 181 vs. Cal State Sacramento Sept. 16, 1989 158 vs. Nevada Oct. 28, 1989 139 at Montana Sept. 24, 1988 134 vs. Montana Sept. 28, 1989 107 vs. Portland State Sept. 10, 1988 105 vs. Montana Nov. 26, 1988

Dwight McKinzie (6) 169 at Weber State Sept. 18, 1993 152 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 14, 1995 132 at Montana Oct. 29, 1994 126 vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 22, 1994 112 at Weber State Oct. 28, 1995 111 vs. Montana Oct. 21, 1995

Kyle Gary (6) 156 vs. Northern Arizona Oct. 22, 1994 153 vs. Idaho State Oct. 1, 1994 143 vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 24, 1994 127 vs. Lehigh Nov. 13, 1993 123 at Northeast Louisiana Nov. 27, 1993 100 at Southern Utah Sept. 3, 1994

Max Komar (6) 152 vs. Colorado State Oct. 3, 2009 136 at Nevada Oct. 24, 2009 133 vs. Louisiana Tech Oct. 31, 2009 111 at Washington Sept. 12, 2009 110 vs. Utah State Nov. 28, 2009 101 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 14, 2006

Scott Auker (6) 126 at Oregon State Sept. 7, 1985 118 vs. Montana Oct. 19, 1985 118 vs. Boise State Nov. 19, 1983 117 vs. Oregon State Sept. 29, 1984 112 vs. Weber State Oct. 13, 1984 105 vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 2, 1985

Vic Wallace (5) 213 vs. Weber State Oct. 2, 1982 186 at Boise State Nov. 21, 1981 130 vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 7, 1981 127 at Montana Oct. 16, 1982 118 at Idaho State Sept. 24, 1982

Ron Whittenburg (5) 136 vs. Northern Arizona Nov. 13, 1982 135 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 1, 1983 116 vs. Montana Oct. 22, 1983 106 vs. Southern Colorado Sept. 10, 1983 105 at Eastern Kentucky Dec. 4, 1982

Daniel Smith (4) 269 at New Mexico State Oct. 29, 2005 141 at UNLV Sept. 10, 2005 114 at Boise State Nov. 19, 2005 103 at Washington State Sept. 1, 2005


160

Eric Jorgensen (4) 192 vs. Montana Oct. 10, 1987 125 at Northern Arizona Sept. 26, 1987 110 vs. Idaho State Oct. 4, 1986 104 at Eastern Washington Sept. 27, 1986

Robert Scott (4) 178 at Wyoming Aug. 31, 1996 120 vs. Montana Oct. 21, 1995 117 vs. New Mexico State Nov. 9, 1996 110 vs. Cal Poly Oct. 5, 1996

Dezmon Epps (3) 175 vs. Old Dominion Nov. 9, 2013 126 at Florida State Nov. 16, 2013 110 vs. Northern Illinois Sept. 14, 2013

Orlando Winston (3) 167 at Montana Sept. 27, 2003 144 vs. Middle Tennessee Oct. 18, 2003 130 vs. North Texas Oct. 11, 2003

Bobby Bernal-Wood (3) 153 at Eastern Michigan Oct. 2, 2004 139 at Hawai`i Nov. 20, 2004 137 at North Texas Nov. 13, 2004

Josh Jelmberg (3) 153 vs. Montana Oct. 5, 2002 127 at Louisiana-Monroe Oct. 12, 2002 106 at West Virginia Oct. 7, 2000

Neosia Morris (3) 136 vs. Boise State Nov. 21, 1987 117 at Eastern Washington Sept. 27, 1986 107 at Montana Nov. 1, 1986

Daniel Hardy (3) 119 at Boise State Nov. 14, 2009 116 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 16, 2010 103 at Washington Sept. 12, 2009

David Griffi n (3) 112 at San Diego State Sept. 7, 1996 107 at Southwest Texas State Sept. 28, 1996 106 vs. St. Mary’s Sept. 14, 1996

Eddie Williams (2) 161 vs. Western Michigan Sept. 13, 2008 142 vs. Nevada Oct. 4, 2008

Maurice Shaw (2) 183 at Nevada Oct. 24, 2009 131 vs. Utah State Nov. 28, 2009

Dan Johnson (2) 158 vs. Boise State Nov. 19, 1983 104 at Idaho State Sept. 24, 1983

Kurt Vestman (2) 151 at Pacifi c Oct. 29, 1983 106 at Weber State Oct. 15, 1983

Elia Ala`ilima-Daley (2) 131 at Montana State Sept. 21, 1991 108 at Eastern Washington Oct. 20, 1990

Deon Price (2) 127 at Idaho State Sept. 13, 1997 103 vs. Portland State Sept. 6, 1997

Eric Greenwood (2) 114 at Utah State Nov. 20, 2010 103 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 16, 2010

Steve Jackson (2) 112 at Portland State Oct. 5, 1985 101 at Portland State Oct. 5, 1985

Jerry Hendren (1) 238 at San Jose State Nov. 9, 1968

Scott Dahlquist (1) 202 at Georgia Southern Dec. 1, 1990

Jimmy Labita (1) 151 vs. North Texas Oct. 11, 2003

Wendell Octave (1) 146 at UNLV Sept. 10, 2005

Justin Veltung (1) 140 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 16, 2010

Jack Klein (1) 137 vs. Montana Oct. 10, 1981

Ray Buhler (1) 133 at Montana Oct. 10, 1953

Chris Belser (1) 132 vs. New Mexico State Nov. 23, 2002

Wally Jones (1) 128 at Northern Iowa Oct. 9, 1982

Chris Slater (1) 121 vs. Boise State Nov. 21, 1987

Jahrie Level (1) 119 Bowling Green State Sept. 8, 2012

Mike Scott (1) 116 vs. UT-San Antonio Nov. 17, 2012

Mike McCoy (1) 116 at New Mexico State Oct. 4, 2003

Keith Neal (1) 116 vs. Eastern Washington Oct. 16, 1993

Nelson Washington (1) 111 1vs. Eastern Washington Nov. 30, 1985

Ryan Prestimonico (1) 110 vs. Nevada Oct. 24, 1998

Blair Lewis (1) 108 at Middle Tennessee Oct. 6, 2001

Larry Aldrich (1) 107 at Utah Nov. 10, 1956

Najee Lovett (1) 105 vs. Eastern Washington Aug. 30, 201

Ethan Jones (1) 103 at Utah State Oct. 17, 1998


161

TEAMPlays 950 1985Yards 5,852 1993Average per play 7.4 1993Average per game 532.0 1993

INDIVIDUAL (YARDS)1. 657 Brian Lindgren 637 pass, 20 rush at Middle Tennessee State 10/6/012. 543 Ken Hobart 527 pass, 16 rush vs. Southern Colorado 9/10/833. 531 Ryan Fien 542 pass, -11 rush vs. Wyoming 8/31/964. 478 Steve Wichman 489 pass, -11 rush at New Mexico State 10/29/055. 447 Ken Hobart 440 pass, 7 rush vs. Boise State 11/19/836. 428 John Friesz 446 pass, -18 rush vs. Nevada 10/28/897. 426 John Friesz 437 pass, -11 rush vs. Montana 9/28/898. 423 John Friesz 423 pass, 0 rush vs. Northern Arizona 10/7/899. 415 Chad Chalich 310 pass, 106 rush vs. Temple Sept. 28, 2014

TEAMPlays 111 Oct. 5, 1968 vs. University of the Pacifi cYards 760 Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee StateCombined 1,445 * Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee State *(Idaho 760, MTSU 685)

INDIVIDUALPlays1. Ken Hobart 1983 5782. Ken Hobart 1982 5533. John Friesz 1987 5434. Nathan Enderle 2010 5375. Scott Linehan 1986 5186. Ryan Fien 1996 514

Average Yards Per Game1. John Friesz 1989 350.32. Ken Hobart 1983 345.53. Ryan Fien 1996 328.14. Doug Nussmeier 1993 319.55. John Friesz 1987 317.2

Yards1. John Friesz 1989 3,8532. Ken Hobart 1983 3,8003. Ryan Fien 1996 3,6094. Doug Nussmeier 1993 3,5145. John Friesz 1987 3,4896. Doug Nussmeier 1991 3,4607. Doug Nussmeier 1992 3,4378. Ken Hobart 1982 3,2809. Scott Linehan 1986 3,27910. John Welsh 2000 3,199

Average Yards Per Play1. Doug Nussmeier 1993 8.78

INDIVIDUALPlays1. Ken Hobart 1980-83 1,8472. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 1,6553. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 1,5564. John Friesz 1986-89 1,4595. Scott Linehan 1982-86 1,2236. John Welsh 1998-2001 1,1677. Steve Olson 1968-70 1,016Yards1. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 12,0272. Ken Hobart 1980-83 11,1263. John Friesz 1986-89 10,1874. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 9,7355. John Welsh 1998-2001 7,5786. Scott Linehan 1982-86 7,5507. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 6,3548. Brian Brennan 1994-97 5,027

Average Per Game1. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 308.42. John Friesz 1986-89 291.13. Ken Hobart 1980-83 252.94. John Welsh 1998-2001 229.65. Scott Linehan 1982-86 222.16. Nathan Enderle 2007-10 216.67. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 198.68. Steve Olson 1968-70 194.1

KEN HOBART

ALL-TIME TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS

SINGLE GAME

SINGLE SEASON

CAREER

162

1. 347 Blair Lewis vs. Middle Tennessee St. 10/6/01 347 Russell Davis vs. Portland State 10/3/813. 304 Joel Thomas at Boise State 11/23/964. 269 D.J. Smith at New Mexico State 10/29/055. 257 Jerry Hendren vs. Idaho State 9/27/696. 248 Dezmon Epps vs. Old Dominion 11/9/137. 241 Kasey Dunn vs. Montana State 9/1/908. 238 Jerry Hendren at San Jose State 11/9/68 238 Kyle Gary vs. Northern Arizona 10/22/9410. 236 Zach Gerstner at UL-Lafayette 10/25/03 236 Princeton McCarty at New Mexico State 10/14/1112. 231 Willie Alderson vs. New Mexico State 11/11/0013. 223 Chris Lacy vs. Boise State 9/29/0114. 221 Eric Yarber vs. Mankato State 9/14/85

Plays1. Zach Gerstner 2003 2892. Devon Pearce 1990 2843. Willie Alderson 2000 2834. Ray McDonald 1966 2715. Sherriden May 1992 2656. Deonte` Jackson 2007 2577. Sherriden May 1994 2538. Joel Thomas 1996 251

Average Per Game1. Sherriden May 1993 172.22. Willie Alderson 2000 165.03. Sherriden May 1994 148.64. Vic Wallace 1982 148.35. Sherriden May 1992 147.36. Jerry Hendren 1968 145.7 Ray McDonald 1966 145.7

Plays1. Joel Thomas 1993-98 9662. Sherriden May 1991-94 7393. Deonte` Jackson 2007-10 6694. Ray McDonald 1964-66 6295. Ken Hobart 1980-83 6286. Zach Gerstner 2000-03 5587. Princeton McCarty 2008-11 5158. Devon Pearce 1988-90 448Average Per Game1. Eric Yarber 1984-85 128.92. Jerry Hendren 1967-69 114.93. Vic Wallace 1981-82 113.64. Sherriden May 1991-93 111.7 Brant Bengen 1984-86 111.7

Yards1. Sherriden May 1993 1,8942. Willie Alderson 2000 1,8153. Sherriden May 1994 1,6344. Vic Wallace 1982 1,6315. Sherriden May 1992 1,6206. Chris Lacy 2001 1,6027. Devon Pearce 1990 1,5898. Brant Bengen 1986 1,5359. Joel Thomas 1996 1,47410. Zach Gerstner 2003 1,468

Yards1. Sherriden May 1991-93 5,3202. Joel Thomas 1993-98 4,7373. Kasey Dunn 1988-91 3,8474. Chris Lacy 1998-2001 3,8205. Brant Bengen 1984-86 3,6856. Jerry Hendren 1967-69 3,4487. Princeton McCarty 2008-11 3,3868. Deonte` Jackson 2007-10 3,2769. Kama Bailey 2008-11 3,24210. Ray McDonald 1964-66 3,12511. Justin Veltung 2009-12 2,972 12. Zach Gerstner 2000-03 2,92713. Willie Alderson 1997-2000 2,82614. Russell Davis 1978-81 2,81615. Tim Lappano 1975-79 2,61316. Lee Allen 1987-89 2,59717. Vic Wallace 1981-82 2,500

BLAIR LEWIS

ZACH GERSTNER

JUSTIN VELTUNG

ALL-TIME ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING RECORDSSINGLE GAME

SINGLE SEASON

CAREER

163

SINGLE GAME

SINGLE SEASON

CAREER

TeamPoints 522 1993Average 47.5 1993Touchdowns 72 1993Field goals attempts 26 1997Field goals made 18 2010Field goal percentage .875 1985Extra point attempts 72 1993Extra points made 70 1993Extra point percentage 100% 9 times (2008, 2007, 2006, 2002, 1993,

1986, 1983, 1982, 1969)Scoring margin average +22.7 1993Worst scoring margin -31.7 1961

POINTS 83 1923 vs. College of Idaho Opponents 84 Nov. 15, 1975 Washington State UniversityTOUCHDOWNS 12 1923 vs. College of Idaho Opponents 12 Nov. 15, 1975 Washington State UniversityEXTRA POINTS 11 Nov. 13, 1993 vs. Lehigh University Opponents 12 Nov. 15, 1975 Washington State UniversityFIELD GOALS 5 Nov. 3, 1984 vs. Northern Arizona University Opponents 8 Oct. 25, 1986 Northern Arizona University

MOST POINTS IN A QUARTER 35 Nov. 12, 1994 vs. Weber State College Opponent 34 Nov. 2, 1968 Weber State CollegeMOST POINTS IN A HALF 51 Nov. 12, 1994 vs. Weber State College Opponent 56 Nov. 15, 1975 Washington State UniversityHIGHEST TIE 40-40 Nov. 8, 1975 at Weber State CollegeMOST COMBINED POINTS 128 Oct. 6, 2001 Idaho 58 Middle Tennessee State 70

IndividualTotal points1. Sherriden May 1992 1502. Sherriden May 1993 1323. De`Maundray Woolridge 2009 1084. Devon Pearce 1992 1025. Joel Thomas 1998 1006. Ryan Woolverton 1994 96

Average Per Game1. Sherriden May 1992 13.62. Sherriden May 1993 12.03. Devon Pearce 1990 9.274. Joel Thomas 1998 9.15. Ray McDonald 1966 9.0 Ray McDonald 1965 9.0

Touchdowns1. Sherriden May 1992 252. Sherriden May 1993 223. De`Maundray Woolridge 2009 184. Devon Pearce 1990 17 Willie Alderson 2000 176. Joel Thomas 1998 167. Ray McDonald 1966 15 Ray McDonald 1965 15 Joel Thomas 1996 15

Points1. Sherriden May 1991-93 3662. Joel Thomas 1993-98 3233. Thayne Doyle 1988-91 3074. Brian Decicio 1985-87 2375. Tim McMonigle 1981-84 2246. Ray McDonald 1964-66 2227. Devon Pearce 1988-91 2128. Ben Davis 1998-2000 2009. Mike Hollis 1992-93 17610. Neil Irving 1919-22 170

Average Per Game1. Sherriden May 1991-94 8.322. Ryan Woolverton 1994-95 7.803. Ray McDonald 1964-66 7.404. Brian Decicio 1985-87 7.185. Thayne Doyle 1988-91 7.14

Touchdowns1. Sherriden May 1991-93 612. Joel Thomas 1993-98 523. Ray McDonald 1964-66 374. Devon Pearce 1988-91 355. Jerry Hendren 1967-68 276. Ken Hobart 1980-83 267. Russell Davis 1978-81 248. Lee Allen 1987-89 229. Chris Lacy 1998-2001 19 Willie Alderson 1999-2000 19 Eric Yarber 1984-85 19 J.C. Chadband 1973-75 19 Willis Smith 1929-32 19

ALL-TIME SCORING RECORDS

164

LONGEST FIELD GOALS

SINGLE SEASON

CAREER

1. 56 Mike Hollis vs. Northern Arizona 10/30/932. 55 Mike Hollis vs. Southwest Texas 9/11/93 55 Ben Davis vs. North Texas 10/31/98 55 Trey Farquhar at San Jose State 11/5/11 Trey Farquhar vs. New Mexico State 10/6/124. 54 Trey Farquhar at Nevada 10/24/095. 53 Ralph Lowe vs. Idaho State 10/30/76 Ricardo Castillo vs. Weber State 11/6/71 Tim McMonigle vs. Idaho State 11/10/82 Mike Barrow vs. Louisiana Tech 11/12/05 Trey Farquhar vs. Wyoming 9/22/12 Trey Farquhar vs. New Mexico State 10/6/126. 52 Brian Decicio (twice) vs. Northern Arizona 9/26/87 Thayne Doyle vs. Weber State 10/22/88 Mike Hollis vs. Northern Iowa 10/24/92 Ryan Woolverton vs. Idaho State 10/1/94 Ben Davis (twice) vs. Wyoming 10/2/99 Ben Davis at Boise State 11/18/00 Tino Amancio vs. New Mexico State 10/25/08 Tino Amancio at Hawai`i 11/22/08 Trey Farquhar at San Jose State 10/10/09 Trey Farquhar vs. Fresno State 11/7/09 Trey Farquhar at Utah State 11/24/127. 51 Ryan Woolverton vs. Southern Utah 9/3/94 Tino Amancio vs. Cal Poly 9/8/07 Tino Amancio vs. New Mexico State 10/25/08 Trey Farquhar vs. Texas-San Antonio 11/17/128. 50 Tim McMonigle vs. Pacifi c 9/18/82 Thayne Doyle vs. Weber State 10/22/88 Ben Davis vs. Montana 9/9/00 Ben Davis vs. Washington State 9/23/00 Mike Barrow vs. Fresno State 10/22/05 Trey Farquhar vs. UNLV 9/10/10 Trey Farquhar vs. North Dakota 9/10/11

Attempted1. Troy Scott 1997 262. Trey Farquhar 2012 25 Trey Farquhar 2010 25 Ben Davis 1998 25 Brian Decicio 1986 255. Ryan Woolverton 1994 22 Brian Decicio 1987 22

Attempted1. Trey Farquhar 2009-12 79 2. Thayne Doyle 1988-91 753. Brian Decicio 1985-87 634. Ben Davis 1998-2000 555. Tim McMonigle 1981-84 526. Tino Amancio 2006-08 487. Ricardo Castillo 1969-71 47

Made1. Trey Farquhar 2009-12 60 2. Thayne Doyle 1988-91 493. Brian Decicio 1985-87 414. Tino Amancio 2006-08 34 Tim McMonigle 1981-84 345. Ben Davis 1999-2000 326. Trey Farquhar 2009- 317. Ricardo Castillo 1969-71 26 Ryan Woolverton 1994-95 26

Made1. Trey Farquhar 2012 192. Trey Farquhar 2010 183. Mike Barrow 2005 164. Thayne Doyle 1988 15 Brian Decicio 1987 15 Tim McMonigle 1984 157. Tino Amancio 2007 14 Ryan Woolverton 1994 14 Thayne Doyle 1990 14 Brian Decicio 1985 14

Percentage (minimum 10 attempts)

1. Brian Decicio 1985 87.52. Mike Barrow 2005 84.23. Tino Amancio 2007 77.84. Trey Farquhar 2012 76.05. Tim McMonigle 1984 75.06. Trey Farquhar 2010 72.07. Thayne Doyle 1988 71.48. Tino Amancio 2008 70.89. Troy Scott 1996 70.6 Tino Amancio 2006 70.611. Thayne Doyle 1990 70.0


1. Trey Farquhar 2009-12 75.9 2. Tino Amancio 2006-08 70.83. Tim McMonigle 1982-84 65.44. Thayne Doyle 1988-89 65.35. Brian Decicio 1985-87 65.16. Ryan Woolverton 1994-95 65.07. Mike Barrow 2003-05 64.18. Darrel Danielson 1965-67 63.6

ALL-TIME FIELD GOAL RECORDS

TREY FARQUHAR

165

SINGLE SEASON CAREERAttempted1. Mike Hollis 1993 682. Ryan Woolverton 1994 56 Mike Hollis 1992 564. Trey Farquhar 2009 515. Thayne Doyle 1991 49 Thayne Doyle 1990 49

Made1. Mike Hollis 1993 682. Ryan Woolverton 1994 54 Mike Hollis 1992 544. Trey Farquhar 2009 505. Thayne Doyle 1991 45 Thayne Doyle 1990 45


1. Tino Amancio 2008 100.0 Tino Amancio 2007 100.0 Tino Amancio 2006 100.0 Keith Stamps 2002 100.0 Mike Hollis 1993 100.0 Brian Decicio 1986 100.0 Tim McMonigle 1983 100.0 Tim McMonigle 1982 100.0 Ricardo Castillo 1969 100.0 Tino Amancio 2006 100.0

ConversionsAttempts1. Thayne Doyle 1988-91 1742. Trey Farquhar 2009-12 135 3. Mike Hollis 1992-93 1244. Tim McMonigle 1981-84 1235. Brian Decicio 1985-87 1226. Ben Davis 1999-2000 115

Made1. Thayne Doyle 1988-91 1602. Trey Farquhar 2009-12 1323. Mike Hollis 1992-93 122 Tim McMonigle 1981-84 1225. Brian Decicio 1985-87 1146. Pete O’Brien 1978-81 105


1. Tino Amancio 2006-08 1.0002. Tim McMonigle 1981-84 99.23. Mike Hollis 1992-93 98.44. Trey Farquhar 2009-12 97.85. Keith Stamps 2001-02 97.16. Troy Scott 1996-97 96.37. Steve Tanner 1972-74 96.0

TINO AMANCIO

MISCELLANEOUS STATSINDIVIDUAL GAMEPenaltiesTotal 23 Oct. 10, 1992 vs. Idaho State UniversityYards 204 Oct. 10, 1992 vs. Idaho State University Opponents’ yards 200 Nov. 7, 1981 Northern Arizona University (14 penalties)FumblesTotal 10 Oct. 18, 1975 at University of MontanaFumbles lost 8, twice last, Oct. 2, 1954 vs. San Jose State UniversityOpponents’ fumbles 7 Oct. 23, 1965 University of MontanaAttendanceKibbie Dome 17,600 Nov. 18, 1989 vs. Boise State UniversityOverall home 34,873 Sept. 18, 1999 vs. Washington State University

First downsTotal 39 Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee StatePassing 33 Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee StateRushing 32 Oct. 16, 1976 vs. Weber State College

SEASONMISCELLANEOUS First downs 317 1985 First downs passing 177 1987 First downs rushing 154 1975 Penalties 116 1992 Penalty yards 1,027 1991 Fumbles 55 1973 Fumbles lost 34 1973

ALL-TIME CONVERSIONS

166

SINGLE GAME

SINGLE SEASON

CAREER

TEAMRETURNSReturns8, twice last, Oct. 26, 2002 vs. Middle TennesseeYards125 Oct. 17, 1998 at Utah State University

TEAMRETURNS Returns 40 1972 Yards 497 1971 Average per return 22.6 1961

Returns1. Vern Benard 1999 32 Walter Saunders 1991 323. David Griffi n 1996 314. Cedric Thompson 2002 29 Kyle Gary 1993 29 Bill Williams 1947 297. Terry Moreland 1970 28

Punt Return Yards1. Shiloh Keo 2007 3192. Kelly Courage 1971 3023. Vern Benard 1998 2984. Richard Carey 1988 2815. Ken Dotson 1968 2636. Terry Moreland 1969 260

Returns1. David Griffi n 1993-96 602. Vern Benard 1996-98 593. Terry Moreland 1969-70 544. Shiloh Keo 2006-10 535. Cal Loveall 1981-84 426. Kyle Gary 1993-94 387. Brant Bengen 1984-86 37

Average Per Return(minimum 9 returns)

1. Shiloh Keo 2007 16.82. Richard Carey 1988 16.53. Ken Dotson 1968 14.54. Rod Maynard 1971 14.35. Bill Scott 1965 14.06. Dick Nelson 1967 13.9

Return Yards1. Shiloh Keo 2006-10 5852. Vern Benard 1996-98 5563. David Griffi n 1993-96 4784. Kyle Gary 1993-94 4545. Brant Bengen 1984-86 4246. Ken Dotson 1967-68 4137. Richard Carey 1985-88 412 John Brogan 1948-50 412

Average Per Return1. John Brogan 1948-50 16.52. Shiloh Keo 2006-10 16.43. Bill Scott 1963-65 14.84. Rod Maynard 1971-72 13.05. Eric Yarber 1984-85 12.76. Ken Dotson 1967-68 12.5

SHILOH KEO

ALL-TIME PUNT RETURN RECORDS

167

SINGLE GAME

SINGLE SEASON

CAREER

Returns1. Dewey Hale 2007 422. Kama Bailey 2008 413. Cedric Thompson 2002 374. J.R. Ruffi n 2004 365. Tom Pace 1996 326. Justin Veltung 2010 307. Collie Mack 1974 288. Raymond Fry 2006 269. Jeffrey Townsley 1997 2510. Dick Mooney 1961 23 Matt Miller 2003 2312. Kama Bailey 2009 22 Chris Lacy 2001 22 Andy Linterman 1967 22

Average Per Return(minimum 10 returns)

1. Jay Buhler 1952 28.02. Chris Lacy 1999 27.23. Tom Pace 1996 26.24. Brant Bengen 1984 26.05. Robert Taylor 1976 25.16. Ken Dotson 1967 24.9

RETURNS1. Justin Veltung 2009-12 78 2. Kama Bailey 2008-11 763. Chris Lacy 1998-2001 584. Collie Mack 1972-74 575. Brant Bengen 1984-86 477. Jeffrey Townsley 1997-00 408. Richard Carey 1985-88 399. Jeff Guillory 1967-69 3610. Kirk Allen 1975-78 35

TEAMRETURNSReturns12 Nov. 18, 1967 at University of HoustonYards297 Sept. 28, 1946 vs. Stanford University

TEAM Returns 61 2004 Yards 1,299 2010 Average per return 22.8 2010

Return Yards1. Kama Bailey 2008 9552. Dewey Hale 2007 9023. Tom Pace 1996 8394. Cedric Thompson 2002 8365. J.R. Ruffi n 2004 7516. Justin Veltung 2010 6867. Collie Mack 1974 5978. Jeffrey Townsley 1997 5819. Brant Bengen 1984 54710. Chris Lacy 2001 53011. Blair Lewis 2001 52012. Matt Miller 2003 50313. Dick Mooney 1961 491

Yards1. Justin Veltung 2009-12 1,743 2. Kama Bailey 2008-11 1,725 3. Chris Lacy 1998-2001 1,4524. Collie Mack 1972-74 1,2445. Justin Veltung 2009-12 1,1116. Brant Bengen 1984-86 1,0697. Richard Carey 1985-88 9208. Jeffrey Townsley 1997-00 8869. Jeff Guillory 1967-69 760 Montrell Williams 1994-95 760

Average Per Return (minimum 35 attempts)

1. Montrell Williams 1994-95 34.22. Jay Buhler 1951-53 26.93. Chris Lacy 1998-2001 25.04. Richard Carey 1985-88 23.65. Antwaun Sherman 2004-05 23.46. Justin Veltung 2009-12 22.97. Kama Bailey 2008-11 22.7 Brant Bengen 1984-86 22.7

KAMA BAILEY

ALL-TIME KICKOFF RETURN RECORDS

JUSTIN VELTUNG

168

SINGLE GAME

SINGLE SEASON

CAREER

PUNTS 12 7 times last, Aug. 30, 2001 (vs. Washington State University)Average 54.3 vs. Texas State (on three punts), Nov. 2, 2013

Total1. Ron Davis 1970 88 Bobby Cowan 2011 883. Mike Barrow 2004 75 Austin Rehkow 2013 755. Steve Hunter 1971 736. Justin Spiva 1999 727. Bobby Cowan 2012 708. T.J. Conley 2007 67 T.J. Conley 2006 6710. Pat Ball 1982 6511. Ryan Downes 2003 6412. Chris Brockman 1980 62

PuntingPunts1. Bobby Cowan 2009-12 2592. Ryan Downes 2000-03 2243. T.J. Conley 2005-08 220 4. Ron Davis 1968-70 1935. Darin Magnuson 1983-86 1706. Mike O’Neal 1996-98 1557. Wayne Anderson 1950-52 120

Yards1. Bobby Cowan 2011 4,0842. Ron Davis 1970 3,6423. Austin Rehkow 2013 3,5874. Steve Hunter 1971 3,0575. Bobby Cowan 2012 3,0186. Justin Spiva 1999 2,9347. Mike Barrow 2004 2,8908. T.J. Conley 2008 2,751 9. T.J. Conley 2007 2,73010. Ryan Downes 2003 2,70211. T.J. Conley 2006 2,64012. Bobby Cowan 2010 2,61813. Chris Brockman 1980 2,56514. Mike O’Neal 1997 2,499

Yards1 Bobby Cowan 2009-12 11,570 2. T.J. Conley 2005-08 9,2423. Ryan Downes 2000-03 8,9264. Ron Davis 1968-70 7,9405. Darin Magnuson 1983-86 6,5746. Mike O’Neal 1996-98 6,2147. Mickey Rice 1962-64 4,8508. Mike Barrow 2003-04 4,7019. Steve Tanner 1972-74 4,586

Yards Per Punt (minimum 45 punts)

1. Bobby Cowan 2009-12 44.72. Steve Hunter 1971-72 42.63. T.J. Conley 2005-08 42.04. Chris Brockman 1979-80 41.35. Eddie Howard 1993-94 41.2 Ralph Lowe 1976-77 41.27. Ron Davis 1968-70 41.1

BOBBY COWAN

ALL-TIME PUNTING RECORDS

Average Yards Per Punt(minimum 25 punts)

1. Austin Rehkow 2013 47.82. T.J. Conley 2008 47.43. Bobby Cowan 2011 46.44. Bobby Cowan 2010 45.15. Tom Sugg 1991 44.76. Steve Hunter 1972 44.27. Dion Jergo 1979 43.68. Bobby Cowan 2012 43.1 9. Bobby Cowan 2009 43.010. Joe Rodriguez 1965 42.611. Mike O’Neal 1997 42.4 Ron Davis 1968 42.4Team Punts 92 1970 Yards 3,767 1970 Average 47.4 1991

AUSTIN REHKOW

169

SINGLE SEASONTackles1. Tom Hennessey 1986 1802. Jason Shelt 1993 148 David Vobora 2007 1484. Sam Merriman 1981 1455. Cole Snyder 2005 1396. Sam Merriman 1979 1387. John Kirtland 1975 136 Cole Snyder 2004 1369. David Vobora 2006 13410. Ryan Skinner 1997 13211. Duke Garrett 1992 12912. Jason Shelt 1996 128

Tackles For Loss (includes quarterback sacks)

1. Ryan Phillips 1994 28.52. Jeff Robinson 1991 283. Chris Nofoaiga 1999 27 Jeff Robinson 1992 275. Ryan Phillips 1995 24

Fumble Recoveries1. Barry Hopkins 1976 5 Greg Coman 1975 53. Four with 4

Fumble Return Yards1. Chris Nofoaiga 1999 1512. Dennis Gibbs 1997 99

Quarterback Sacks1. Jeff Robinson 1991 202. Jeff Robinson 1990 163. Marvin Washington 1988 14.54. Ryan Phillips 1994 13.5 Jeff Robinson 1992 13.5

Pass defenseInterceptions1. Stanley Franks 2006 9 Ken Dotson 1968 9 Jim Norton 1958 94. Tom Hennessey 1985 85. Charlie Oliver 1989 76. Charlie Oliver 1990 6 Virgil Paulsen 1986 6 Ross Nelson 1971 6 Art Chubb 1968 6 Wayne Marquess 1968 6

Return Yards1. Stanley Franks 2006 2202. Jim Norton 1958 2173. Charlie Oliver 1990 1634. Sherriden May 1991 1535. Art Chubb 1968 1476. Dennis Gibbs 1997 146

Average Per Return (minimum 4 interceptions)

1. Charlie Oliver 1990 27.22. Art Chubb 1968 24.53. Stanley Franks 2006 24.44. Jim Norton 1958 24.15. Ross Nelson 1972 23.66. Carlton McBride 1980 21.8

Pass Defl ections1. Charlie Oliver 1990 202. Miregi Huma 1993 163. Dennis Gibbs 1999 144. Cedric West 1994 13 Cleavon Bradshaw 2000 13

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNED FOR A TD1. 100 Dennis Gibbs vs. UC Davis 10/11/972. 99 Jim Norton vs. Utah State 11/15/58 99 Dennis Gibbs vs. Nevada 10/24/984. 98 Stanley Franks at Utah State 9/30/065. 78 Quin Ashley vs. Utah State 11/19/116, 75 Randy Hall at Boise State 11/25/727. 74 JoJo Dickson vs. San Diego State 9/19/098. 71 Mike Anderson vs. Utah State 10/1/059. 70 Cal Hilgenberg at Brigham Young 11/11/5510. 64 Calvin Loveall at Montana State 11/9/8411. 61 D.J. Dykes vs. Arkansas State 11/5/0412. 60 Walt Denny at Oregon 9/29/56 13. 44 Ron Linehan at Utah State 11/14/70

LONGEST FUMBLE RETURNED FOR A TD1. 99 Dennis Gibbs vs. Boise State 11/21/972. 89 Chris Nofoaiga vs. North Texas 10/9/993. 74 Jo`Artis Ratti vs. Utah State 9/30/064. 70 Tracy Carter vs. Hawai`i 10/29/115. 62 Chris Nofoaiga vs. Washington State 9/18/996. 50 Dave Longoria vs. Eastern Washington 11/2/957. 46 Tim Trahan vs. Stephen F. Austin 9/2/928. 29 Ryan Phillips vs. Idaho State 10/1/949. 28 Cleavon Bradshaw vs. New Mexico State 10/30/9910. 17 Barry Mitchell vs. Weber State 11/12/9411. 4 Duke Garrett vs. Weber State 11/12/94LONGEST PUNT RETURNED FOR A TD1. 100 Shiloh Keo vs. Northern Illinois 9/22/07

SINGLE GAME

TOM HENNESSEY

ALL-TIME DEFENSIVE RECORDS

STANLEY FRANKS

170

CAREER

TacklesTotal1. Sam Merriman 1979-82 5192. Jason Shelt 1992-96 4613. Tom Hennessey 1983-86 3904. Duke Garrett 1990-94 3605. Shiloh Keo 2006-10 358 6. Chris Nofoaiga 1997-2000 3557. David Vobora 2004-07 3428. Brad Rice 1998-2001 3149. Mark Tidd 1983-86 31310. Jerry Medved 1985-88 31211. Cole Snyder 2003-05 30612. Jordan Kramer 1999-2002 29013. Boyce Bailey 1980-83 28514. Jeff Robinson 1989-92 27715. Ryan Phillips 1993-96 27516. Larry Barker 1977-80 27217. Ryan Skinner 1995-98 27118. Roger Cecil 1987-90 264

Tackles for loss (includes quarterback sacks)

1. Ryan Phillips 1993-96 912. Jeff Robinson 1989-92 903. Chris Nofoaiga 1997-2000 624. Tim Wilson 1994-97 48½5. John Sirmon 1989-92 46 6. Matt Jasik 1996-99 42

Quarterback sacks1. Jeff Robinson 1989-92 57½2. Ryan Phillips 1993-96 39½3. Barry Mitchell 1993-96 28½4. Tim Wilson 1994-97 25½5. John Sirmon 1989-91 23

Interceptions1. Charlie Oliver 1987-90 172. Tom Hennessey 1983-86 163. Ross Nelson 1971-73 134. Jim Norton 1957-59 12 Bryson Gardner 1996-99 126. Shiloh Keo 2006-10 11 Virgil Paulsen 1984-87 11 Ken Dotson 1967-68 119. Stanley Franks 2006-07 10 Mark Tidd 1983-86 10 Rick Linehan 1975-78 1012. Sam Merriman 1979-82 9 Pat Sprute 1969-71 9 Byron Strickland 1965-67 9

Interception return yards1. Dennis Gibbs 1997-00 2572. Jim Norton 1957-59 2303. Stanley Franks 2006-06 2254. Ross Nelson 1971-73 2215. Charlie Oliver 1987-90 2106. Randy Hall 1971-73 205

Average per interception return(minimum 6 interceptions)

1. Randy Hall 1971-73 25.62. Stanley Franks 2006-07 22.53. Cal Loveall 1981-84 22.34. Bill Scott 1963-65 20.95. Jim Norton 1957-59 19.26. D.J. Dykes 2004-05 18.77. Carlton McBride 1979-80 17.5

Pass defl ections1. Charlie Oliver 1987-90 342. Jeff Jordan 1989-92 31 Dennis Gibbs 1997-2000 313. Cleavon Bradshaw 1999-2000 24 David Gistarb 1991-92 236. Shiloh Keo 2006-10 21 Terry Green 1988-91 21 Kris McCall 1989-90 21

Fumble Recoveries1. Kjel Kiilsgaard 1974-76 7 John Kirtland 1974-76 7 Sam Merriman 1979-82 7 Brad Rice 1998-2001 75. Shiloh Keo 2006-10 6 Ryan Skinner 1995-98 6 Greg Coman 1975-77 6 Jason Shelt 1992-96 6

Fumble return yards1. Chris Nofoaiga 1997-2000 1512. Dennis Gibbs 1997-2000 993. Cleavon Bradshaw 1999-2000 28

SAM MERRIMAN JEFF ROBINSON RANDY HALL

ALL-TIME DEFENSIVE RECORDS

171

RUSHINGCarries Idaho 38 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 40 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian BowlYards Idaho 219 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 159 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlAverage per carry Idaho 5.6 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 6.2 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlTouchdowns Idaho 2 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 3 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl

PASSINGAttempts Idaho 41 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 52 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian BowlCompletions Idaho 24 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 34 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlInterceptions thrown Idaho 0 Opponent 1 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlYards Idaho 291 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 388 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlAverage per completion Idaho 16.0 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 11.7 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlTouchdowns Idaho 4, twice Opponent 2 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl

RECEIVINGReceptions Idaho 24 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 34 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlYards Idaho 291 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 388 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlAverage per reception Idaho 16.0 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 11.7 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlTouchdowns Idaho 4, twice Opponent 2 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl

TOTAL OFFENSEPlays Idaho 75 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 92 Southern Mississipi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian BowlYards Idaho 492 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 538 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlYards per play Idaho 6.8 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 7.5 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl

FUMBLES Idaho 3 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 6 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl

FUMBLES LOST Idaho 3 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 5 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl

PUNTS Idaho 7 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 4 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl

AVERAGE PER PUNT Idaho 40.0 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 43.5 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl

TIME OF POSSESSION Idaho 30:32 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 31:23 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl

SCORINGTotal points Idaho 43 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 42 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlFirst quarter Idaho 7, twice Opponent 14 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlSecond quarter Idaho 21 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 8 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 1998 Humanitarian BowlThird quarter Idaho 14 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 7 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlFourth Idaho 15 vs. Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 21 Bowling Green State Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian BowlHalftime Idaho 28 vs. Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Opponent 21 Southern Mississippi Dec. 30, 2009 Humanitarian Bowl

ALL-TIME BOWL GAME RECORDS

172

PASSINGAttempts Idaho 41 John Welsh Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi Opponent 51 Lee Roberts Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern MississippiCompletions Idaho 24 John Welsh Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi Opponent 34 Tyler Sheehan Dec. 30, 2009 Bowling Green StateInterceptions thrown Idaho 0 Opponent 1 Tyler Sheehan Dec. 30, 2009 Bowling Green StateYards Idaho 291 John Welsh Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi Opponent 387 Tyler Sheehan Dec. 30, 2009 Bowling Green State Average per completion Idaho 16.0 Nate Enderle Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Opponent 11.4 Tyler Sheehan Dec. 30, 2009 Bowling Green StateTouchdowns Idaho 4, twice Nate Enderle Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State John Welsh Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi Opponent 2 Lee Roberts Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi

RECEIVINGReceptions Idaho 5 Ryan Prestimonico Dec. 30, 1998 Southern Mississippi Opponent 17 Freddie Barnes Dec. 30, 2009 Bowling Green StateYards Idaho 119 Preston Davis Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Opponent 219 Freddie Barnes Dec. 30, 2009 Bowling Green StateAverage per reception (minimum four receptions) Idaho 29.8 Preston Davis Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Opponent 16.6 Harold Shaw (5-83) Dec. 30, 1998 Southern MississippiTouchdowns Idaho 1 Jeffrey Townsley Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi Mike Roberg Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi Michael Moody Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi Ryan Prestimonico Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi Preston Davis Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Eric Greenwood Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Max Komar Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Peter Bjorjik Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Opponent 3 Freddie Barnes Dec. 30, 2009 Bowling Green State

INDIVIDUAL


173

RUSHINGCarries Idaho 22 DeMaundray Woolridge Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Opponent 29 Derrick Nix Dec. 30, 1998 Southern MississippiYards Idaho 126 DeMaundray Woolridge Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Opponent 122 Derrick Nix Dec. 30, 1998 Southern MississippiAverage per carry (min. 10 carries) Idaho 5.7 DeMaundray Woolridge Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Opponent 6.9 Willie Geter Dec. 30, 2009 Bowling Green StateTouchdowns Idaho 2 DeMaundray Woolridge Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Opponent 3 Derrick Nix Dec. 30, 1998 Southern Mississippi

TACKLESTotal Idaho 20 Ryan Skinner Dec. 30, 1998 vs .Southern Mississippi Opponent 12 P.J. Mahone Dec. 30, 2009 Bowling Green StateSolo Idaho 9, twice Ryan Skinner Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi Chris Nofo Dec. 30, 1998 vs. Southern Mississippi Opponent 9 P.J. Mahone Dec. 30, 2009 Bowling Green StateAssists Idaho 11 Ryan Skinner Dec. 30, 1998 vs .Southern Mississippi Opponent 3 Four timesInterceptions Idaho 1 Jeromy Jones Dec. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green State Opponents 0

MISCELLANEOUS Jerome Thomas 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown vs. Southern Mississippi (Dec. 30, 1998) John Welsh was Idaho’s MVP of the game in 1998 DeMaundray Woolridge was Idaho’s MVP of the game in 2009

INDIVIDUAL


174

1894 0-2-0COACH: G.E. HIGGINS

11/18 L Washington State 0-10NA L Lewiston Normal 6-8

1895 0-1-0 COACH: G.E. HIGGINS

11/9 L at Washington State 4-10

1896 No Team

1897 0-1-0COACH: G.E. HIGGINS

11/25 L at Spokane Athletic Club 6-10

1898COACH: G.E. HIGGINS

Only game was canceled

1899 0-4-0COACH: MORSE

10/28 L at Washington State 0-11NA L Whitman 6-16NA L Wallace Athletic Club NANA L Lewiston Normal NA

1900 1-0-0COACH: F.D. HERBOLD

10/27 W Washington (Spokane) 12-6

1901 3-2-1COACH: F.D. HERBOLD

10/19 W Lewiston Normal 11-510/25 W Washington State 5-011/6 T Oregon 0-011/20 L Whitman 0-1011/28 L at Washington 0-1012/20 W at Lewiston Normal 22-0

1902 1-3-1COACH: J.G. GRIFFITH

10/9 T Lewiston Normal 0-010/16 W Pacifi c 23-010/24 L at Washington State 0-1711/10 L Washington 0-1011/25 L at Whitman 0-16


10/23 W Washington State 32-0NA W Montana 28-011/26 L at Washington 0-5NA W Whitman 36-0


10/21 W at Washington State 5-011/5 L at Washington 10-12NA W at Whitman 21-0

1905 5-0-0, 3-0 Northwest (1st)COACH: J.G. GRIFFITH

NA W Lewiston High School 41-2NA W Montana State 50-010/30 W Washington 8-011/10 W Washington State 5-011/11 W at Whitman 9-0

1906 2-4COACH: J.G. GRIFFITH

10/26 L Oregon 0-1211/9 L at Washington State 0-10NA L Whitman 5-611/29 L at Washington 9-16NA W Spokane Athletic Club 10-5NA W Coeur d’Alene HS 23-0

1907 4-1-1COACH: JOHN R. MIDDLETON

10/26 L Oregon 5-2111/08 W Washington State 5-411/28 T at Washington 0-0NA W Whitman 11-0NA W Spokane Athletic Club 22-0NA W Coeur d’Alene HS 25-0

1908 2-2-2COACH: JOHN R. MIDDLETON

10/31 L Oregon 21-2711/14 T at Washington State 4-411/26 T at Utah 0-0NA W Spokane YMCA 28-0NA W Bremerton Navy 32-0NA L Whitman 0-11

1909 3-4COACH: JOHN S. GROGAN

10/30 L Washington 0-5011/05 L Washington State 0-1811/13 L Oregon (at Portland) 6-22NA W Puget Sound 29-6NA L Whitman 6-30NA W Boise All-Stars 21-0NA W College of Idaho 24-0


10/21 W at Washington State 9-510/29 L Oregon 0-2911/05 L at Washington 0-29NA W Gonzaga 46-6NA W Lewiston Normal 52-0NA W Whitman 5-0


10/20 L Washington State 0-1710/28 L Washington (at Spokane) 0-1711/11 W Whitman 5-011/30 L at Utah 0-17NA W Gonzaga 22-19NA W Lewiston Normal 40-5NA W Boise All-Stars 31-0


10/18 W at Washington State 13-010/26 L at Washington 0-2411/02 L Oregon 0-3NA W Whitman 13-6


10/17 T Washington State 3-310/25 L Oregon 0-27NA L Oregon State 0-3NA W Gonzaga 52-3NA W Whitman 29-3NA L Multnomah Athletic Club 9-20


10/17 T Montana 0-010/24 L Oregon 0-1311/7 L at Washington State 0-3NA L Oregon State (at Portland) 0-26NA W Gonzaga 5-3NA W Whitman 7-0

1915 1-4-1 COACH: C.M. RADEMACHER

10/2 L at Montana 3-1510/16 L Oregon 7-1910/30 L Washington State 0-41NA L at Oregon State 0-40NA W Gonzaga 6-3NA T Whitman 0-0

1916 3-5COACH: W.C. BLEASMASTER

10/7 L Oregon State 0-2611/4 L at Washington State 0-3111/18 L Montana 13-1911/25 W at Utah State 27-5NA L Gonzaga 6-21NA L Whitman 14-21NA W Idaho Tech 32-26NA W Albion (Idaho) 39-0

1917 2-3COACH: W.C. BLEASMASTER

10/20 L Oregon State (at Pendleton) 0-1410/27 L at Oregon 6-2611/03 L Washington State 0-1911/10 W Whitman 16-011/24 W Montana 14-3

1918No team

1919 2-3COACH: RALPH F. HUTCHINSON

10/18 L at Oregon 6-2710/25 L at Utah 0-2011/1 L at Washington State 0-3711/24 W Montana 7-0NA W Gonzaga 13-7

1920 4-2COACH: THOMAS KELLEY

10/15 L Washington State 7-1410/23 L at Oregon 7-1311/11 W Utah (at Boise) 10-011/20 W at Montana 20-7NA W Whitman 21-7NA W Gonzaga 10-7

1921 4-3-1COACH: THOMAS KELLEY

10/15 T Oregon 7-710/21 L at Washington State 3-2010/29 L at Utah 7-1711/05 W at Montana 35-711/11 W Wyoming 31-311/19 W Gonzaga 6-011/26 L Whitman 3-1412/3 W 9th Army Corps 6-0

1922 3-5, 0-4 Pacifi c Coast (8th)COACH: ROBERT L. MATHEWS

10/7 W at Whitman 3-010/14 L at Washington* 0-210/20 L Washington State* 9-1810/28 L at Oregon* 0-311/11 W Utah (at Boise) 16-011/18 L at USC* 0-1411/25 L at Gonzaga 7-1412/2 W Montana 39-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1923 5-2-1, 2-2-1 Pacifi c Coast (3rd)COACH: ROBERT L. MATHEWS

10/6 W College of Idaho 83-010/13 W Montana 40-010/19 W at Washington State* 14-010/27 T Oregon* 0-011/3 W Gonzaga 13-011/10 W Oregon State* 7-011/17 L at Stanford* 7-1711/24 L at USC* 0-9* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1924 5-2-1, 4-2 Pacifi c Coast (4th)COACH: ROBERT L. MATHEWS

10/4 T at Gonzaga 0-010/11 W at Montana* 40-1310/17 W Washington State* 19-310/25 L Stanford* (at Portland) 0-311/1 W at Oregon State* 22-011/8 W at Oregon* 13-011/22 L USC* 0-1311/27 W Nevada (at Boise) 23-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1925 3-5, 2-3 Pacifi c Coast (6th)COACH: ROBERT L. MATHEWS

10/3 W College of Idaho 16-1410/10 W at Oregon* 6-010/17 W at Washington State* 7-610/24 L Gonzaga 3-1210/30 L USC* 7-5111/7 L Montana* 14-2011/21 L Oregon State* (at Boise) 7-1611/27 L at Creighton 19-34* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1926 3-4-1, 1-4 Pacifi c Coast (T6th)COACH: CHARLES F. ERB

10/2 T Montana State 0-010/9 W at Montana* 27-1210/16 L at Washington* 0-2610/23 W College of Idaho 30-610/30 L Oregon State* (at Portland) 0-311/6 L Washington State* 0-611/20 L USC* 6-2811/25 W Creighton 12-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1927 4-2-2, 2-0-2 Pacifi c Coast (T1st)COACH: CHARLES F. ERB

10/1 W at Montana State 19-1210/8 T at Oregon* 0-010/15 W Whitman 40-010/22 W Montana* 42-610/29 L St. Mary’s (CA) 0-311/11 T at Washington State* 7-711/19 W Oregon State* (at Portland) 12-711/26 L at Gonzaga 0-13* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1928 3-4-1, 2-3 Pacifi c Coast (T6th)COACH: CHARLES F. ERB

9/29 L at Montana State 13-1510/6 T Gonzaga 6-610/13 W Whitman 26-1310/20 L Stanford* (at San Francisco) 0-2410/27 W UCLA* 20-611/3 L Washington State* 0-2611/17 W at Montana* 21-711/24 L USC* 7-28* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1929 4-5, 1-4 Pacifi c Coast (T7th)COACH: LEO B. CALLAND

9/28 W Montana State 39-610/5 W at Whitman 41-3410/12 W Montana* 19-710/19 L Oregon* (at Portland) 7-3410/26 L at Oregon State* 0-2711/9 L at Washington State* 7-4111/16 L Gonzaga 14-2011/30 W at Idaho State 41-711/23 L at USC* 0-72* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

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1930 4-7, 0-5 Pacifi c Coast (10th)COACH: LEO B. CALLAND

9/27 L Montana State 6-710/4 W College of Idaho 30-610/11 L at Washington* 0-2710/18 W Whitman 47-010/25 L at Oregon* 6-2011/1 W Gonzaga 26-011/8 L Washington State* 7-3311/15 L at Montana* 6-1211/29 L at UCLA* 6-2012/25 W St. Louis Alums (Hawai`i) 20-141/1/31 L at Hawaii 0-37* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1931 3-4, 1-4 Pacifi c Coast (8th) COACH: LEO B. CALLAND

9/26 W Whitman 32-710/3 L at Oregon * 0-910/10 W Montana * 21-1910/17 L at Washington * 7-3810/31 W Gonzaga 7-611/7 L at Washington State * 8-911/14 L at California * 0-18* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1932 3-5, 1-4 Pacifi c Coast (T8th)COACH: LEO B. CALLAND

9/24 W Whitman 49-09/30 L at UCLA* 0-610/8 L Gonzaga 7-2010/15 W at Montana* 19-610/22 L Oregon* 0-3211/5 L at Washington State* 0-1211/12 L at California* 6-2111/26 W Utah State 33-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1933 4-4, 1-4 Pacifi c Coast (9th)Coach: Leo B. Calland9/30 L at Washington* 6-3210/7 W Whitman 60-010/14 W College of Idaho 11-010/20 L at Oregon* 0-1810/28 W Montana 12-611/11 L Washington State* 6-1411/18 L at California* 0-611/25 W Gonzaga 20-12* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1934 3-5, 1-4 Pacifi c Coast (8th)Coach: Leo B. Calland9/29 L at Washington* 0-1310/6 L at Gonzaga 20-2410/20 L Oregon* 6-1310/27 W at Montana* 13-611/3 W College of Idaho 12-011/10 L at Washington State* 0-1911/17 L at California* 13-4511/29 W at Creighton 13-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1935 2-7, 1-5 Pacifi c Coast (9th)COACH: TED P. BANK

9/28 L at Washington* 0-1410/5 L Gonzaga 6-710/12 L Whitman 0-710/19 L at Oregon* 0-1410/26 W Montana* 14-711/9 L Washington State* 0-611/16 L at Oregon State* 0-1311/22 W Nevada 26-612/7 L at UCLA* 6-13* Pacifi c Coast Conference game


9/26 W at Whitman 25-610/3 L at Washington* 0-2210/10 L Washington State* 0-1410/17 L Oregon* (at Portland) 0-1310/24 L at Nevada 6-710/31 W at Gonzaga 18-711/7 L at St. Mary’s (Calif.) 7-2611/14 L at Montana* 0-1611/21 L Utah State 0-1011/28 W North Dakota State 13-12* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1937 4-2-2, 2-2 Pacifi c Coast (5th)COACH: TED P. BANK

9/25 W Oregon State* 7-610/2 L at Washington State* 0-1310/9 W at Utah 9-710/16 T Utah State 0-010/23 T at St. Mary’s (Calif.) 3-310/30 L at Washington* 7-2111/6 W Gonzaga 6-011/20 W Montana* 6-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1938 6-3-1, 2-3-1 Pacifi c Coast (7th)COACH: TED P. BANK

9/24 W at Oregon State* 13-010/1 T at Washington* 12-1210/8 W North Dakota State 27-010/15 W at Gonzaga 26-1210/22 L at UCLA* 0-3310/29 W at Montana* 19-611/5 L at Oregon* 6-1911/12 L Washington State* 0-1211/19 W Utah State 14-011/24 W at Utah 16-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game


9/30 W Montana State 7-610/7 L at Oregon State* 6-710/13 L at Gonzaga 0-1910/21 L Utah (at Boise) 0-3510/28 L Montana* 0-711/4 W Utah State 19-711/11 L at Washington State* 13-2111/18 L at Denver 0-23* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1940 1-7-1, 0-4 Pacifi c Coast (10th)COACH: TED P. BANK

9/28 L at Oregon State* 0-4110/5 L at Washington* 0-2110/12 L Gonzaga 0-2510/19 L at Boston College 0-6010/26 T Utah State (at Boise) 0-011/2 L Washington State (at Boise) 0-2612/9 L at Montana* 18-2811/16 W Nevada-Reno 6-011/21 L at Utah 6-13* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1941 4-5, 0-4 Pacifi c Coast (10th)COACH: FRANCIS A. SCHMIDT

9/27 L Utah 7-2610/3 L at Oregon* 7-2110/10 W at Gonzaga 21-710/18 W at Utah State 16-010/25 W Willamette 33-611/1 L at Oregon State* 0-3311/8 L at Washington State* 0-2611/15 L Montana* 0-1611/22 W Montana State (at Boise) 39-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1942 3-7, 1-5 Pacifi c Coast (9th)COACH: FRANCIS A. SCHMIDT

9/26 L Oregon State* 0-3210/3 L 2nd Air Force 0-1410/10 W at Eastern Washington* 28-710/17 L at Stanford* 7-5410/24 L at Oregon* 0-2810/31 W at Montana* 21-011/14 L Washington State* 0-711/21 W Portland 21-1411/26 L at Utah 7-1312/5 L at UCLA* 13-40* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1943 No football

1944No football

1945 1-7, 1-5 Pacifi c Coast (8th)COACH: J. A. BROWN

9/29 L Washington State* 0-2110/6 L at Oregon* 7-3310/13 L at Farragut Navy 7-1810/20 W Montana (Homecoming) * 46-010/27 L Washington State * 12-4311/3 L at Oregon State* 0-3411/10 L at Farragut Navy 6-1411/17 L at Washington* 0-12* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1946 1-8, 0-5 Pacifi c Coast (10th)COACH: J. A. BROWN

9/28 L at Stanford* 0-4510/5 L at Washington State* 0-3210/12 L at Marquette 6-4610/19 L San Jose State 14-2610/26 L Oregon (Homecoming)* 13-2611/2 L at Montana* 0-1911/9 L at Oregon State* 0-3411/16 W Portland 20-611/23 L Fresno State 12-13* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1947 4-4, 1-4 Pacifi c Coast (9th)COACH: DIXIE HOWELL

9/20 W Puget Sound 27-79/27 W at Stanford* 19-1610/4 L Washington State (HC)* 0-710/11 L at Oregon State* 6-3310/18 W Portland 20-1411/1 L at Oregon* 7-3411/7 L Montana* 0-2111/15 W at Utah (at Boise) 13-6* Pacifi c Coast Conference game


9/18 L at Oregon State* 12-279/25 L at Utah 6-2110/2 L at UCLA* 12-2810/9 L Oregon (HC)* 8-1510/23 W Montana* 39-011/6 W Montana State (Boise) 28-1211/13 W Portland 28-011-20 L at Washington State* 14-1911/27 L at Washington* 7-34* Pacifi c Coast Conference game


9/17 W Willamette 79-09/24 L at Oregon* 0-4110/1 L at Texas 7-5610/15 L Washington State (HC)* 13-3510/22 W at Montana* 47-1910/29 W Portland (Boise) 49-2111/5 L Oregon State* 25-3511/12 L at Stanford* 0-63* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1950 3-5-1, 1-1-1 Pacifi c Coast (5th)COACH: DIXIE HOWELL

9/23 W Utah (Boise) 26-199/30 L Montana 27-2810/7 L at Texas-El Paso 33-4310/14 W Oregon (HC) * 14-010/28 T at Washington State* 7-711/4 L at Wyoming 7-1411/11 L at Oregon State* 19-3411/18 W at Boston University 26-1911/25 L at Arizona State 21-48* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1951 2-7, 0-3 Pacifi c Coast (9th)COACH: BABE CURFMAN

9/22 L at Wyoming 0-289/29 L San Francisco (Boise) 7-2810/6 L Oregon St.* 6-3410/13 W at Montana 12-910/20 W San Jose State 40-711/3 L at Oregon* 13-1411/10 L Washington State (HC)* 6-911/17 L at Arizona 6-1311/22 L at Utah 19-40* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1952 4-4-1, 1-3 Pacifi c Coast (8th)COACH: BABE CURFMAN

9/20 L at Washington* 14-399/27 T Utah (Boise) 21-2110/4 L Oregon (HC)* 13-2010/11 W at Utah State 16-310/18 W North Dakota State 54-910/24 L at Santa Clara 7-911/1 L at Washington State* 6-3611/8 W Montana 27-011/15 W at Oregon State* 27-6* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1953 1-8, 0-3 Pacifi c Coast (9th)COACH: BABE CURFMAN

9/18 L at San Jose State 6-349/26 L at Utah 0-2110/3 W at Montana 20-1210/10 L BYU (Boise) 12-1410/17 L Oregon State (HC)* 0-1910/24 L Washington State* 13-3011/7 L at Oregon* 6-2511/14 L Pacifi c 0-3311/21 L Utah State (Boise) 7-19* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1954 4-5, 1-2 Pacifi c Coast (7th)COACH: SKIP STAHLEY

9/18 L Oregon* 0-419/25 L at Oregon State* 0-1310/2 L San Jose State (HC) 7-3810/9 L at Pacifi c 0-1310/16 L at Arizona 13-2510/23 W at Washington State* 10-010/30 W at Utah 14-1311/13 W North Dakota 45-011/20 W Brigham Young (at Boise) 7-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game


9/17 L at Washington* 7-149/24 L Utah (at Boise) 13-2010/1 L at Arizona 14-4710/8 L Pacifi c (HC) 0-2010/15 L Washington State* 0-910/29 L at Oregon* 0-2511/5 L at Oregon State* 14-3311/11 W at Brigham Young 49-611/19 W Montana 31-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

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ALL-TIME SCORES1956 4-5, 0-4 Pacifi c Coast (9th)

COACH: SKIP STAHLEY9/22 L at Washington* 21-539/29 L at Oregon* 14-2110/6 L Washington State* 19-3310/13 L Arizona State (HC) 0-4110/27 W at Utah 27-2111/3 W at Fresno State 24-1211/10 W at Utah State 42-2011/17 L Oregon State* 10-1411/24 W at Montana 41-0* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1957 4-4-1, 0-3 Pacifi c Coast (9th)COACH: SKIP STAHLEY

9/21 L Oregon* 6-99/28 L at Arizona State 7-1910/5 W Utah (at Boise) 21-610/12 L at Oregon State* 0-2010/19 T at Pacifi c 7-710/26 W Fresno State (HC) 20-611/2 W Montana 31-1311/9 W at Utah State 35-711/16 L at Washington State * 13-21* Pacifi c Coast Conference game


9/20 L at Oregon* 0-279/27 L at Missouri 10-1410/4 W at Utah 20-010/11 L Washington State* 0-810/18 L Oregon State (HC)* 6-2010/25 W at Arizona 24-1611/1 L San Jose State (at Boise) 6-4111/8 W at Montana 14-611/15 W Utah State 34-7* Pacifi c Coast Conference game

1959 1-9COACH: SKIP STAHLEY

9/19 L at Utah State 0-149/26 L at Washington 0-2310/3 L at Arizona 14-1610/10 L at Air Force Academy 0-2110/17 L at Oregon State 18-6610/24 L at Washington State 5-2710/31 L Oregon (HC) 7-4511/7 L Utah (at Boise) 13-4711/14 L at Pacifi c 13-2811/21 W Montana 9-6


9/17 L at Oregon 6-339/24 L at Washington 12-4110/1 L at Montana 14-1810/8 L Utah State (at Boise) 6-3310/15 L Oregon State (HC) 8-2810/21 W at Hawaii 14-610/29 L at Pacifi c 14-2511/5 L at Arizona 3-3211/12 L Washington State 7-1811/18 L at San Jose State 20-22


9/23 L at Oregon 0-519/30 W San Jose State (HC) 27-1810/7 L at Oregon State 6-4410/14 L at Washington State 0-3410/21 L at Army 7-5110/28 L at Utah State 0-6911/4 L Pacifi c 2-2711/11 L Arizona (at Boise) 7-4311/18 W at Montana 16-14

1962 2-6-1COACH: DEE G. ANDROS

9/22 L Utah State (at Boise) 7-459/29 W Idaho State 9-610/6 L at Montana 16-2210/13 T at San Jose State 12-1210/20 L at Montana State 15-3310/27 L at Utah 21-2511/3 W at Arizona 14-1211/10 L Oregon State (HC) 0-3211/17 L Washington State 14-22

1963 5-4COACH: DEE G. ANDROS

9/21 W Fresno State 32-89/28 W Utah (at Boise) 10-910/5 L at Missouri 0-2410/12 L at Oregon 21-4110-19 W Pacifi c (HC) 64-610-26 W San Jose State 28-1211/2 L at Washington State 10-1411/9 L at Arizona 7-3411/16 W at Idaho State 14-0

1964 4-6COACH: DEE G. ANDROS

9/19 W at San Jose State 3-09/26 L at Iowa State 24-3410/3 L at Utah 0-2210/10 L Oregon 8-1410/17 L at Oregon State 7-1010/24 W Washington State (HC) 28-1310/31 W at Pacifi c 40-011/7 L at Arizona 7-1411/14 W Utah State (at Boise) 27-2211/21 L at Arizona State 0-14

1965 5-5, 3-1 Big Sky (T1st)COACH: STEPHEN MUSSEAU

9/18 L at Washington 9-149/25 W San Jose State 17-710/2 W at Washington State 17-1310/9 L at Utah State 19-3010/16 L Oregon State (at Boise) 14-1610/23 W at Montana* 35-710/30 L at Oregon 14-1711/9 L at Weber State* 7-1411/13 W Idaho State (HC)* 15-711/30 W Montana State* 54-0* Big Sky Conference game

1966 4-6, 3-1 Big Sky (2nd)COACH: STEPHEN MUSSEAU

9/17 L at Washington 7-199/24 L at Montana State* 10-2410/1 W Pacifi c (HC) 28-710/8 W at Idaho State* 27-2010/15 L at Oregon State 7-1410/22 L Washington State 7-1410/29 L Oregon (Boise) 7-2811/5 L at San Jose State 7-2111/12 W Montana* 40-611/19 W Weber State* 42-12* Big Sky Conference game

1967 4-6, 2-2 Big Sky (T2nd)COACH: STEPHEN MUSSEAU

9/16 L at Pacifi c 6-429/23 W at Fresno State 30-149/30 W Idaho State (at Boise)* 16-610/7 L Montana State (HC)* 14-4110/14 W at Montana* 19-1410/21 L at Oregon 6-3110/28 W Parsons 28-2711/4 L at Weber State* 17-2811/11 L at Washington State 14-5211/18 L at Houston 6-77* Big Sky Conference game

1968 5-5, 3-1 Big Sky (T1st)COACH: Y.C. MCNEASE

9/14 L at Montana State* 14-179/21 L at Washington State 7-149/28 W at Idaho State* 35-1510/5 W Pacifi c (Boise) 31-1410/12 W Montana (HC)* 56-4510/19 L at Oregon 8-2310/26 L at Washington 7-3711/2 W Weber State* 50-4211/9 W at San Jose State 35-1711/16 L at Houston 3-77* Big Sky Conference game

1969 2-8, 1-3 Big Sky (4th)COACH: Y.C. MCNEASE

9/20 L at Northern Illinois 30-479/27 L Idaho State* 42-4710/3 W at Southern Mississippi 31-2110/11 L at Montana* 9-3410/18 L at Pacifi c 0-2810/25 W Montana State (HC)* 31-2111/1 L at Oregon 14-5811/8 L at Weber State* 7-2811/15 L at Colorado State 21-3111/22 L Utah State 21-31* Big Sky Conference game

1970 4-7, 2-2 Big Sky (T3rd)COACH: DON ROBBINS

9/12 L at Air Force Academy 7-459/19 L at Washington State 16-449/26 L Pacifi c 10-1710/3 L at Idaho State* 14-3510/10 L Montana* 26-4410/17 L at Oregon 13-4910/24 W Portland State (HC) 17-1610-31 W at Montana State* 37-2411/7 W Weber State* 27-1711/14 W at Utah State 42-1411/21 L at Tulsa 17-30* Big Sky Conference game

1971 8-3, 4-1 Big Sky (1st)COACH: DON ROBBINS

9/11 L Boise State* 14-429/18 L at Iowa State 7-249/25 W Colorado State 10-010/2 W at Montana* 21-1210/9 W Idaho State (HC)* 40-310/16 W at Pacifi c 13-1210/23 W at West Texas State 26-010/30 W at New Mexico State 19-1411/6 W at Weber State* 24-2011/13 W Montana State* 40-211/20 L Utah State 13-42* Big Sky Conference game

1972 4-7, 2-3 Big Sky (5th)COACH: DON ROBBINS

9/16 W Ohio 17-149/23 L at Weber State* 10-269/30 L at Montana State* 3-1710/7 L at Washington State 14-3510/14 W Northern Illinois 31-1310/21 L at Idaho State* 7-3510/28 L Pacifi c 7-2211/4 L at Utah State 7-5111/11 W Montana* 31-1711/18 L at Western Michigan 16-2711/25 W at Boise State* 22-21* Big Sky Conference game

1973 4-7, 3-2 Big SkyCOACH: DON ROBBINS

9/8 W Texas-El Paso 62-149/15 L Boise State* 24-479/22 L at Iowa State 0-489/29 L at Washington State 24-5110/6 L Colorado State 30-3310/13 L at Texas Christian 14-3010/20 W Weber State (HC)* 17-1310/27 L Montana State* 14-3511/3 W at Montana* 20-711/10 L at Washington 14-4111/17 W Idaho State* 43-0* Big Sky Conference game

1974 2-8-1, 2-2-1 Big Sky (3rd)COACH: ED TROXEL

9/14 L at Air Force 0-379/21 L at Washington State 10-179/28 L at Villanova 7-1510/5 W at Idaho State* 28-910/12 L West Texas State 6-2110/19 T Montana (HC)* 35-3510/26 L at Montana State* 21-3611/2 L Utah State 3-1711/9 W Weber State* 38-1311/16 L at Northern Illinois 21-2711/23 L at Boise State* 29-52* Big Sky Conference game

1975 4-5-2, 2-2-2 Big Sky (T4th)COACH: ED TROXEL

9/13 L at Arkansas State 6-239/20 W at Northern Arizona* 22-129/27 L Idaho State* 14-29 (Kibbie Dome Opener)10/4 L at Arizona State 3-2910/11 T Boise State* 31-31 (Kibbie Dome Dedication)10/18 L at Montana* 3-1410/25 W at Nevada-Las Vegas 39-711/1 W Montana State (HC)* 41-2311/8 T at Weber State* 40-4011/15 L at Washington State 27-8411/22 W Northern Illinois 25-24* Big Sky Conference game

1976 7-4, 5-1 Big Sky (2nd)COACH: ED TROXEL

9/11 W at Boise State* 16-99/18 W at Pacifi c 31-289/25 L at Ohio University 0-3510/2 L at Washington State 6-4510/9 W New Mexico State 33-610/16 W Weber State (HC)* 45-1710/23 L at Montana State* 14-2910/30 W at Idaho State* 6-311/6 L at Colorado State 14-3111/13 W Montana* 28-1911/20 W Northern Arizona* 31-14* Big Sky Conference game

1977 3-8, 2-4 Big Sky (T5th)COACH: ED TROXEL

9/10 L at Rice 10-319/17 L Pacifi c* 21-319/24 L at Hawaii 26-4510/8 L Idaho State* 14-3410/15 W Montana (HC)* 31-2010/22 W at Montana State* 17-610/29 L at Weber State* 27-3011/5 L Nevada-Las Vegas 21-3511/12 L at Washington State 17-4511/19 W at New Mexico State 47-4411/26 L Boise State* 14-44* Big Sky Conference game

177

ALL-TIME SCORES1978 2-9, 2-5 Big Sky (T5th)

COACH: JERRY DAVITCH9/9 L at San Jose State 14-319/16 L at Washington State 0-289/23 L at Wichita State 6-289/30 L Northern Arizona* 29-3410/7 L at Nevada-Las Vegas 14-5310/14 W at Montana* 34-3010/21 L Montana State* 21-5710/28 L Weber State (HC)* 6-5111/4 L at Boise State* 10-4811/11 W Idaho State*^ 0-011/18 L Fresno State 28-4111/23 W Boise State* 28-24* Big Sky Conference game^ Won by forfeit

1979 4-7, 2-5 Big Sky (T5th)COACH: JERRY DAVITCH

9/8 L at Fresno State 10-309/15 L at Northern Arizona* 18-299/22 W Pacifi c 17-139/29 W Puget Sound 34-1010/6 W at Idaho State* 28-2310/13 L Boise State* 17-4110/20 W Montana (HC)* 20-1711/3 L Nevada-Reno* 26-3811/10 L at Weber State* 7-1211/17 L South Dakota State 13-27* Big Sky Conference game

1980 6-5, 4-3 Big Sky (T2nd)COACH: JERRY DAVITCH

9/13 L at Pacifi c 13-249/20 W Simon Fraser 56-169/27 W at Montana* 42-010/4 W Portland State 37-2710/11 L at Boise State* 21-4410/18 W Montana State (HC)* 14-610/25 L at San Jose State 10-3211/1 W at Weber State* 31-611/8 L Idaho State* 21-2811/15 W Northern Arizona* 14-711/22 L at Nevada-Reno* 7-38* Big Sky Conference game

1981 3-8, 0-7 Big Sky (8th)COACH: JERRY DAVITCH

9/5 W Simon Fraser 52-79/12 L at Weber State* 21-429/19 W Northern Iowa 59-149/26 L at Hawaii 6-2110/3 W at Portland State 56-910/10 L Montana* 14-1610/17 L at Montana State* 28-2910/24 L Nevada-Reno (HC)* 14-2310/31 L Idaho State* 14-2411/7 L at Northern Arizona* 3-2411/21 L Boise State* 43-45* Big Sky Conference game

1982 9-4, 5-2 Big Sky (T2nd)COACH: DENNIS ERICKSON

9/11 L at Washington State 14-349/18 W Pacifi c 36-179/25 W Portland State 56-010/2 W Weber State (HC)* 35-3410/9 W at Northern Iowa 38-1310/16 L at Montana* 16-4010/23 W Montana State* 36-2010/30 W at Boise State* 24-1711/6 W at Idaho State* 20-1711/13 W Northern Arizona* 55-3711/20 L at Nevada-Reno* 16-2511/27 W Montana# 21-712/4 L at Eastern Kentucky# 30-38# NCAA I-AA Playoffs* Big Sky Conference game

1983 8-3, 4-3 Big Sky (T3rd)COACH: DENNIS ERICKSON

9/10 W Southern Colorado 43-289/17 W at Montana State * 23-09/24 L at Idaho State * 31-4110/1 W Eastern Washington 38-2410/8 W at Portland State 17-1610/15 L at Weber State * 10-2810/22 W Montana (HC) * 45-2410/29 W at Pacifi c 31-1911/5 W at Northern Arizona * 40-1011/12 L Nevada-Reno * 24-4311/19 W Boise State * 45-24* Big Sky Conference game

1984 6-5, 4-3 Big Sky (T3rd)COACH: DENNIS ERICKSON

9/8 W Portland State 49-149/15 L at Cal State-Fullerton 7-289/22 L Montana State* 28-349/29 W Oregon State 41-2210/6 L at Nevada-Reno* 17-2310/13 L Weber State (HC)* 37-4010/20 L at Eastern Washington 25-3210/27 W at Montana* 40-3911/3 W Northern Arizona* 37-911/10 W Idaho State* 45-4211/17 W at Boise State* 37-0* Big Sky Conference game

1985 9-3, 6-1 Big Sky (1st)COACH: DENNIS ERICKSON

9/7 L at Oregon State 28-439/14 W Mankato State 46-79/21 W at Northern Arizona* 27-39/28 W Nevada-Reno (HC)* 25-2110/5 W at Portland State 51-1710/12 W at Weber State* 31-2810/19 W Montana* 38-010/26 L at Idaho State* 37-3811/2 W Eastern Washington * 42-2111/9 W at Montana State* 34-011/23 W Boise State* 44-2711/30 L Eastern Washington# 38-42# NCAA I-AA Playoffs* Big Sky Conference game

1986 8-4, 5-2 Big Sky (3rd)COACH: KEITH GILBERTSON

9/6 W Portland State 42-109/13 L at Central Michigan 21-349/20 W CS-Fullerton (HC) 25-179/27 W at Eastern Washington 27-1010/4 W Idaho State* 38-2610/18 L at Nevada-Reno* 13-1710/25 L Northern Arizona* 0-2411/1 W at Montana* 38-3111/8 W Montana State* 44-1711/15 W Weber State* 31-1711/22 W at Boise State* 21-1411/29 L at Nevada-Reno # 7-27# NCAA I-AA Playoffs* Big Sky Conference game

1987 9-3, 7-1 Big Sky (1st)COACH: KEITH GILBERTSON

9/5 W Mankato State 31-179/12 L Central Michigan 18-309/19 W at Portland State 17-109/26 W at Northern Arizona* 46-3710/3 L at Idaho State* 21-3010/10 W Montana* 31-2510/17 W Nevada-Reno (HC)* 38-2810/24 W Eastern Washington* 31-2410/31 W at Weber State* 41-3811/7 W at Montana State* 14-711/21 W Boise State* 40-3411/28 L Weber State# 30-59# NCAA I-AA Playoffs* Big Sky Conference game

1988 11-2, 7-1 Big Sky (1st)COACH: KEITH GILBERTSON

9/10 W Portland State 27-189/17 W at Pacifi c 36-269/24 L at Montana* 17-2610/1 W Northern Arizona (HC)* 31-2010/8 W Montana State* 41-2410/15 W at Eastern Washington* 31-2210/22 W Weber State* 27-2411/5 W at Nevada-Reno* 32-3111/12 W Idaho State* 41-711/19 W at Boise State* 26-2011/26 W Montana # 38-1912/3 W Northwestern State # 38-3012/10 L at Furman, S.C. # 7-38# NCAA I-AA Playoffs* Big Sky Conference game

1989 9-3, 8-0 Big Sky (1st)COACH: JOHN L. SMITH

9/2 L at Washington State 7-419/9 L at Portland State 20-299/16 W Cal State-Sacramento 45-39/23 W at Weber State* 46-339/28 W Montana* 30-2410/7 W at Northern Arizona* 41-3110/14 W at Montana State* 41-710/21 W Eastern Washington* 41-3410/28 W Nevada-Reno (HC)* 42-2211/4 W at Idaho State* 47-3111/18 W Boise State* 26-2111/25 L Eastern Illinois # 21-38# NCAA I-AA Playoffs* Big Sky Conference game

1990 9-4, 6-2 Big Sky (2nd)COACH: JOHN L. SMITH

9/1 L Montana State* 24-279/8 W at Southwest Texas State 38-359/15 L at Oregon 23-559/22 W Weber State* 37-279/29 L at Nevada-Reno (OT)* 28-3110/6 W Cal State-Chico 59-2110/13 W Idaho State (HC)* 41-2010/20 W at Eastern Washington* 51-2811/3 W Northern Arizona* 52-711/10 W at Montana* 35-1411/17 W at Boise State* 21-1411/24 W at SW Missouri State # 41-3512/1 L at Georgia Southern # 27-28# NCAA I-AA Playoffs;* Big Sky Conference game

1991 6-5, 4-4 Big Sky (T4th)COACH: JOHN L. SMITH

9/7 W Sonoma State 49-79/14 W Southwest Texas State 41-389/21 W at Montana State* 48-149/28 L Northern Iowa 14-3610/5 L Nevada-Reno* 23-3110/12 L at Weber State* 17-4510/19 W at Idaho State* 46-2110/26 L E. Washington (2OT)* 31-3411/9 W at Northern Arizona* 44-2811/16 L Montana (OT)* 34-3511/23 W Boise State* 28-24* Big Sky Conference game

1992 9-3, 6-1 Big Sky (1st)COACH: JOHN L. SMITH

9/5 W St. Cloud State 42-99/12 W at Colorado State 37-349/19 W Weber State* 52-2410/3 W Cal State Northridge 30-710/10 W Idaho State* 49-1810/17 W at Eastern Washington* 38-2110/24 L at Northern Iowa 26-2710/31 W Northern Arizona* 53-1411/7 L at Montana* 29-4711/14 W Montana State* 28-711/21 W at Boise State* 62-1611/28 L McNeese State # 20-23# NCAA I-AA Playoffs* Big Sky Conference game


9/2 W at Stephen F. Austin 38-309/11 W Southwest Texas State 66-389/18 W at Weber State 56-010/2 W at Utah 28-1710/9 W at Idaho State* 56-2710/16 W Eastern Washington* 49-1010/23 L at Montana State* 35-4010/30 W at Northern Arizona* 34-2711/6 L Montana* 34-5411/13 W Lehigh 77-1411/20 W Boise State* 49-1611/27 W at NE Louisiana # 34-3112/4 W Boston University # 21-1412/11 L at Youngstown State # 16-35# NCAA I-AA Playoffs* Big Sky Conference game


9/3 W at Southern Utah 43-109/17 W at Nevada-Las Vegas 48-389/24 W Stephen F. Austin 58-2610/1 W Idaho State* 70-2110/8 W at Eastern Washington* 43-1010/15 W Montana State* 27-1310/22 W Northern Arizona (HC)* 41-1410/29 L at Montana* 21-4511/5 W Northern Iowa 21-1211/12 W Weber State* 79-3011/19 L at Boise State* 24-2711/26 L at McNeese State # 21-38# NCAA I-AA Playoffs* Big Sky Conference game

1995 6-5, 4-3 Big Sky (T2nd)COACH: CHRIS TORMEY

9/2 L at Oregon State 7-149/16 W Sonoma State 66-39/30 L at Idaho State* 21-2610/7 L at Montana State* 13-1610/14 W E. Washington (HC)* 37-1010/21 W Montana* 55-4310/28 L at Weber State* 19-2511/4 W at Northern Arizona* 17-1411/11 W at Northern Iowa 16-1211/18 W Boise State* 33-1311/25 L at McNeese State # 3-33# NCAA I-AA Playoffs* Big Sky Conference game

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ALL-TIME SCORES1996 6-5, 3-2 Big West (T3rd)

COACH: CHRIS TORMEY8/31 L at Wyoming 38-409/7 L at San Diego State 21-409/14 W St. Mary’s 52-179/28 L at Southwest Texas 21-2710/5 W Cal Poly-SLO 38-3310/19 W Nevada * 24-1510/26 L at Utah State * 28-3511/2 W Eastern Washington 37-2711/9 W New Mexico State * 34-1911/16 L at North Texas * 17-2411/23 W at Boise State * 64-19* Big West Conference game

1997 5-6, 2-3 Big West (T4th)COACH: CHRIS TORMEY

8/30 L at Air Force 10-149/6 W Portland State 46-09/13 W at Idaho State 43-09/20 L at Central Florida 10-4110/4 W North Texas * 30-1710/11 W UC Davis 44-1410/18 L at Nevada * 23-4210/25 L Utah State * 17-6311/1 L at Eastern Washington 21-2411/14 W at New Mexico State * 35-1811/21 L Boise State * 23-30 (OT)* Big West Conference game

1998 9-3, 4-1 Big West (1st)HUMANITARIAN BOWL CHAMPION

COACH: CHRIS TORMEY9/5 W Eastern Washington 31-149/12 W at San Jose State 17-129/19 L at Washington State 16-249/26 L at Louisiana State 20-5310/3 W Idaho State 52-310/10 W at Arkansas State 52-1410/17 W at Utah State * 26-1410/24 L Nevada * 23-5810/31 W at North Texas * 41-2311/14 W New Mexico State * 36-3211/21 W at Boise State * 36-35 (OT)12/30 W Southern Mississippi ! 42-35* Big West Conference game! Humanitarian Bowl, Bronco Stadium, Boise, Idaho

1999 7-4, 4-2 Big West (2nd)COACH: CHRIS TORMEY

9/2 W at Eastern Washington 48-219/11 L at Auburn 23-309/18 W Washington State ! 28-1710/2 L at Wyoming 13-2810/9 W North Texas !* 28-1010/16 W at Arkansas State * 30-24 (OT)10/23 W Utah State !* 31-310/30 L at New Mexico State * 14-4211/6 W at Nevada * 42-3311/13 W at Montana 33-3011/20 L Boise State !* 14-45! Home game at Martin Stadium, Pullman, Wash.* Big West Conference game

2000 5-6, 3-2 Big West (3rd)COACH: TOM CABLE

9/2 L at Washington 20-449/9 L Montana! 38-459/16 L at Oregon 13-429/23 W at Washington State 38-349/30 W Montana State! 56-710/7 L at West Virginia 16-2810/14 W Arkansas State *! 42-2510/21 L at Utah State * 14-3111/4 W at North Texas * 16-1411/11 W New Mexico State * 44-41 (2 OT)11/18 L at Boise State * 24-66* Big West Conference game! Home game at Martin Stadium, Pullman, Wash.

2001 1-10, 1-5 Sun Belt (T6th)COACH: TOM CABLE

8/30 L Washington State ! 7-369/8 L at Arizona 29-369/22 L at Washington 3-539/29 L Boise State ! 13-4510/6 L at Middle Tennessee * 58-7010/13 L at New Mexico State * 39-4610/20 L La-Lafayette (HC)*! 37-5410/27 L at Arkansas State * 31-3411/3 W Louisiana-Monroe * 42-3811/17 L North Texas * 27-5011/24/ L at Montana 27-33 (2OT)! Home game at Martin Stadium, Pullman, Wash.* Sun Belt Conference game

2002 2-10, 1-6 Sun Belt (7th)COACH: TOM CABLE

8/31 L at Boise State 21-389/7 L at Washington State 14-499/14 L at Oregon 21-589/21 W San Diego State W, 48-389/28 L at Washington L, 27-4110/5 L Montana 31-3810/12 L at Louisiana-Monroe * 14-3410/26 W Middle Tennessee * (HC) 21-1811/2 L at Louisiana-Lafayette * 28-3111/9 L at North Texas * 0-1011/16 L Arkansas State * 29-3811/23 L New Mexico State * 31-35* Sun Belt Conference game

2003 3-9, 3-4 Sun Belt (tie 4th)COACH: TOM CABLE

8/30 L vs. Washington State ! 0-259/6 L Eastern Washington 5-89/13 L Boise State 10-249/20 L at Washington 14-459/27 L at Montana 28-4110/4 W at New Mexico State * 35-3110/11 L North Texas * 14-2410/18 L Middle Tennessee (OT) * 21-2810/25 L at Louisiana-Lafayette * 20-3111/8 L at Arkansas State * 23-2411/15 W at Louisiana-Monroe * 58-2011/22 W Utah State * 20-13! at Seahawks Stadium* Sun Belt Conference game

2004 3-9, 2-5 Sun Belt (T5th)COACH: NICK HOLT

9/4 L at Boise State 7-659/11 L at Utah State 7-149/18 L Washington State ! 8-499/25 L at Oregon 10-4810/2 W at Eastern Michigan 45-4110/9 L Louisiana-Monroe * 14-1610/16 W Louisiana-Lafayette * 38-2510/23 L at Middle Tennessee * 14-3410/30 L at Troy State * 7-4711/6 W Arkansas State *! 45-3111/13 L at North Texas * 29-5111/20 L at Hawai’i 21-52! at Martin Stadium* Sun Belt Conference game

2005 2-9, 2-6 WAC (T6th)COACH: NICK HOLT

9/1 L at Washington State 26-389/10 L at UNLV 31-349/17 L at Washington 6-349/24 L vs. Hawaiì * 0-2410/1 W vs. Utah State (HC) * 27-1310/8 L at Nevada * 14-6210/22 L vs. Fresno State * 10-4010/29 W at New Mexico State * 3 7 - 3 8 (2OT)11/12 L vs. Louisiana Tech * 38-4111/19 L at Boise State * 35-7011/26 L at San Jose State * 18-26* Western Athletic Conference game

2006 4-8, 3-5 WAC (6th)COACH: DENNIS ERICKSON

9/2 L at Michigan State 17-279/9 L at Washington State 10-569/16 W vs. Idaho State 27-249/23 L at Oregon State 0-389/30 W at Utah State * 41-2110/7 W vs. New Mexico State * 28-2010/14 W at Louisiana Tech * 24-1410/21 L vs. Boise State * 26-4210/28 L at Hawaiì * 10-6811/4 L vs. Nevada * 7-4511/18 L at Fresno State * 0-3411/25 L vs. San Jose State * 13-28* Western Athletic Conference game

2007 1-11, 0-8 WAC (9th)COACH: ROBB AKEY

9/1 L at #1 USC 10-389/8 W vs. Cal Poly 20-139/15 L at Washington State 28-459/22 L vs. Northern Illinois 35-429/29 L vs. #19 Hawaiì * 20-4810/6 L at San Jose State * 20-2810/13 L vs. Fresno State * 24-3710/20 L at New Mexico State * 31-4510/27 L at Nevada * 21-3711/3 L vs. Louisiana Tech * 16-2811/17 L at Boise State * 14-5811/24 L vs. Utah State * 19-24* Western Athletic Conference game

2008 2-10, 1-7 WAC (T8th)COACH: ROBB AKEY

8/30 L at Arizona 0-709/6 W Idaho State 42-279/13 L Western Michigan 28-519/20 L Utah State* 17-429/27 L at San Diego State 17-4510/4 L Nevada* 14-4910/11 L at Fresno State* 32-4510/18 L at Louisiana Tech* 14-4610/25 W New Mexico State* 20-1411/1 L San Jose State* 24-3011/15 L Boise State* 10-4511/22 L at Hawaiì* 17-49* Western Athletic Conference game


HUMANITARIAN BOWL CHAMPION9/5 W at New Mexico State * 21-69/12 L at Washington 23-429/19 W San Diego State 34-209/26 W at Northern Illinois 34-3110/3 W Colorado State 31-2910/10 W at San Jose State * 29-2510/17 W Hawaiì * 35-2310/24 L at Nevada * 45-7010/31 W Louisiana Tech * 35-3411/7 L Fresno State * 21-3111/14 L at Boise State * 25-6311/28 L Utah State * 49-5212/30 W Bowling Green State ** 43-42* Western Athletic Conference game **Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl


9/2 W North Dakota 45-09/11 L at Nebraska 17-389/18 W UNLV 30-79/25 L at Colorado State 34-3610/2 W at Western Michigan 33-1310/16 L at Louisiana Tech * 35-4810/23 W New Mexico State * 37-1410/30 L at Hawaiì * 10-4511/6 L #23 Nevada * 17-6311/12 L #4 Boise State * 14-5211/20 W at Utah State * 28-611/27 L at Fresno State * 20-2312/4 W San Jose State * 26-23 (ot)*Western Athletic Conference game

2011 2-10, 1-7 (8th)COACH: ROBB AKEY

9/1 L Bowling Green State 15-329/10 W North Dakota 44-149/17 L at Texas A&M 7-379/24 L Fresno State * 24-4810/1 L at Virginia 20-21 (ot)10/8 L Louisiana Tech * 11-2410/14 L at New Mexico State * 24-3110/29 L Hawaiì * 14-1611/5 W at San Jose State * 32-2911/12 L at Brigham Young 7-4211/19 L Utah State * 42-49 (2 ot)12/3 L at Nevada * 3-56* Western Athletic Conference game

2012 1-11, 1-5 (6th)COACH: ROBB AKEY

! INTERIM COACH: JASON GESSER8/30 L Eastern Washington 3-209/8 L at Bowling Green 13-219/15 L at Louisiana State 14-639/22 L Wyoming 40-37 OT9/29 L at North Carolina 0-6610/6 W New Mexico State * 26-1810/13 L at Texas State * 7-3810/20 L at Louisiana Tech * 28-7011/3 L San Jose State *! 13-4211/10 L at Brigham Young ! 13-5211/17 L vs. Texas-San Antonio *! 27-3411/24 L at Utah State * ! 9-45* Western Athletic Conference game

2013 1-11, IndependentCOACH: PAUL PETRINO

8/31 L at North Texas 6-409/7 L at Wyoming 10-429/14 L vs. Northern Illinois 35-459/21 L at Washington State 0-429/28 W vs. Temple 26-2410/5 L vs. Fresno State 14-6110/12 L at Arkansas State 24-4810/26 L at Ole Miss 14-5911/2 L vs. Texas State 21-3711/9 L vs. Old Dominion 38-5911/23 L at Florida State 14-8011/30 L at New Mexico State 16-24

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The University of Idaho opened its doors on Oct. 3, 1892, when it welcomed about 40 students and one professor, John Edwin Ostrander.

On June 11, 1896, the university graduated its fi rst class when four students marched across a stage to receive their diplomas. Two years later, the university awarded its fi rst graduate de-gree. By 1899, a growing body of University of Idaho alumni formed the Idaho Alumni As-sociation.

Alumni numbers weren’t all that grew in those early days. Over the next few years, the Uni-versity of Idaho established its College of Agriculture, dedicated Ridenbaugh Hall and estab-lished the Pacifi c Northwest’s fi rst Department of Domestic Science (later to be called Home Economics).

The Administration Building fi re in 1906 was a turning point in the university’s history. John Tourtellotte, a Boise architect who had designed the state’s capitol, de-signed a new Tudor Gothic structure to symbolize the uni-versity’s growth and maturity as a major institution of higher education.

The Administration Building remains the centerpiece of campus.

The hiring in 1908 of the nation’s premier landscape architects,Olmsted Brothers of Massachusetts whose fi rm’s founding father designed New York’s Central Park, led to the small-town New England look of the campus.

THE THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHOUNIVERSITY OF IDAHOPresident Theodore Roosevelt was the fi rst U.S. president to visit the campus in 1911. He planted the fi rst tree in Presidential Grove.

Through the next 50 years, the campus continued to grow in size and academic offerings. Among the additions were Forney Hall, the School of Education, Science Hall, Hays Hall, the Music Building, the Library, the Student Union and outreach campus locations.

In 1976 the new ASUI-Kibbie Dome won a national engineer-ing structural achievement award. Its sound structure has withstood roaring cheers of Vandal fans (as well as the groans and wailings of rival teams) ever since.

Today, the university is home to nearly 12,000 students and nearly 1,300 faculty and staff. It continues to be a leading place of learning in Idaho and the West, because although it is ever-responsive to the changing needs of its students

and society, it never forgets its roots and traditions.

Perhaps no better example of this distinct combina-tion of rich history and innovative service is the Associated Students of the University of Idaho (ASUI). Today as vibrant as ever, ASUI has been a force on campus for more than 100 years.

- By Carlos Schwantes

Carlos Schwantes is a for-mer UI professor of history. He has written numerous books about the history of

Idaho, the Pacifi c Northwest and railroads, and has been nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for his work.

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• The University of Idaho is included in the 2009 edition of Princeton Review’s “Best 368 Colleges.” Only about 15 percent of the nation’s colleges are included the in the ranking of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education. • The University of Idaho is included in the 2008 list of Kiplinger’s 100 Best Values in Public Col-leges. The rankings refl ect academic strength and affordability. • We are consistently recognized among the “top national, doctoral-granting universities” in the country by U.S. News & World Report. • We are ranked in the top half of the Top 50 Best Values for Public Colleges and Universities by Consumers Digest and recognized by The Princeton Review as one of the “77 Best Value Colleges in America.” • We are a national research institution with world-class labs and facilities, but have only about one-third the number of students as most national universities – which means you will actually get to use those resources from day one. • We have received nearly $100 million in research funding each year since 2003, and recently received a $10-million grant from the National Institutes of Health. • Our residential campus in Moscow, Idaho, matches beauty with year-round outdoor recreational opportunities.

• We have more National Merit Scholars than all other institutions in the state combined and have a nationally-acclaimed Honors Program. • We offer the only law program in Idaho, and one of the best in the West. • Our library is the largest in the state, with more than two mil-lion holdings. • Our outreach learning and research centers extend to Idaho’s 44 counties. • Our students participate in more than 200 student organiza-tions – including 20 minority student groups and international student groups. • We compete at the Division I level of intercollegiate athletics, and we’re a proud member of the Western Athletic Conference. • We’re ranked in the top 30 in the nation as “a great university to hit the books and backcountry” by Outside magazine. • Our approximately 850 faculty members are commit-ted to creating innovative programs that will benefi t you. They come from diverse backgrounds with academic

portfolios that place them among the top researchers in their fi elds.• The University of Idaho’s 16:1 student-teacher ratio means small classes where you’ll receive an uncommon level of interaction. You’ll get to know your professors, and they’ll provide personal guidance that will help you achieve your career goals.• Extension: We have 42 extension offi ces around the The University of Idaho is included in the 2009 edition of Princeton Review’s “Best 368 Colleges.” Only about 15 percent of the nation’s colleges are included the in the ranking of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education. • The University of Idaho is included in the 2008 list of Kiplinger’s 100 Best Values in Public Colleges. The rankings refl ect academic strength and affordability.

• We are consistently recognized among the “top national, doctoral-granting universities” in the country by U.S. News & World Report. • We are ranked in the top half of the Top 50 Best Values for Public Colleges and Universities by Consumers Digest and recognized by The Princeton Review as one of the “77 Best Value Colleges in America.”

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• We are a national research institution with world-class labs and facilities, but have only about one-third the number of students as most national universities – which means you will actually get to use those resources from day one. • We have received nearly $100 million in research funding each year since 2003, and recently received a $10-million grant from the National Institutes of Health. • Our residential campus in Moscow, Idaho, matches beauty with year-round outdoor recreational opportunities.• We have more National Merit Scholars than all other institutions in the state combined and have a nationally-acclaimed Honors Program. • We offer the only law program in Idaho, and one of the best in the West. • Our library is the largest in the state, with more than two million holdings.

• Our outreach learning and research centers extend to Idaho’s 44 counties. • Our students participate in more than 200 student organizations – including 20 minority student groups and international student groups. • We compete at the Division I level of intercollegiate athletics, and we’re a proud member of the Western Athletic Conference. • We’re ranked in the top 30 in the nation as “a great university to hit the books and backcountry” by Outside magazine. • Our approximately 850 faculty members are committed to creating innovative programs that will benefi t you. They come from diverse back-grounds with academic portfolios that place them among the top researchers in their fi elds.• The University of Idaho’s 16:1 student-teacher ratio means small classes where you’ll receive an uncommon level of interaction.

You’ll get to know your professors, and they’ll provide personal guidance that will help you achieve your career goals.• Extension: We have 42 extension offi ces around the state, including on the Fort Hall and Coeur d’Alene Indian reservations. And we have 12 regional research and extension centers. • Agricultural Outreach: Idaho’s families, consumers and agri-cultural producers benefi t from our quality programs in teaching, education and research. • Education Outreach: The College of Education offers technol-ogy outreach courses and general outreach courses. • Engineering Outreach: This program serves off-campus stu-dents, business and industry. You can take the same engineering, business, computer science and other courses we offer on cam-pus, but you’ll learn via DVD with Web support.

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• Conferences and Community Programs: We are one of the premier summer conference, camp and program venues in the Pacifi c Northwest. Our team of planning professionals helps arrange and host athletic camps, business programs, leadership workshops and even weddings. • Independent Study in Idaho: The University of Idaho is part of a cooperative of four accredited Idaho institutions to offer self-paced, distance-learning opportunities.• We are Idaho’s only institution to earn the prestigious Carnegie Foundation dis-tinction for high research activity. • We attract the grants and contracts – totaling more than $100 million each year – that fund innovative research in our world-class facilities. • Our Student Grant Program funds student-led research. It will introduce you to the processes and skills you’ll need to apply for professional level research grants, including proposal writing, external peer review, and project presentation. • Faculty and students team up for research projects at our institutes and centers. Here, you’ll contribute to our nationally recognized research on issues that affect the state, the region and the nation. • Students in all academic years work with faculty at our research facilities, such as the Electron Microscopy Center, the National Institute for Advanced Transporta-tion and the Idaho Water Resources Research Institute, as well as a host of other laboratories and programs. • Many of our colleges have their own research and teaching centers that serve specifi c disciplines or the university as a whole. For instance, you can explore better ways to feed Idaho and the world at the Aquaculture Research Institute in the univer-sity’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.• The Career and Professional Planning offi ce offers a variety of workshops and clinics to prepare you for a successful future. • Tutoring and Academic Assistant Services provides free academic support. • Student Support Services offers you individualized tutoring, educational planning and intensive learning and skill development. • The Academic Advising Center helps you choose a major and fulfi ll your course re-quirements. • The Offi ce of Multicultural Affairs celebrates our campus diversity and promotes cul-tural awareness through such events as the Tutxinmepu Pow Wow, Dia de los Muertos activities, the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration and the Multicultural Freshman BBQ. • Disability Support Services works to ensure that university opportunities are available to everyone. It provides sign-language interpreters, testing accommodations, campus housing arrangements and much more. • Diversity and Community supports learning opportunities for underrepresented seg-ments of society through resources such as the College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP), the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program, and the TRiO program for low-income and fi rst-generation Americans.• The ASUI Center for Volunteerism and Social Action strives to foster lifelong commit-ments to service and civic action, and provides opportunities for students like you to plan service projects and participate in social activism. • Opportunities to volunteer are plentiful at the University of Idaho. Whether you value cleaning up the environment, assisting in the aftermath of natural disasters, working with children, or helping the elderly, you’ll have an outlet at the University of Idaho. • Volunteering is a chance not only to help others, but to develop valuable skills. For example, student volunteers with our Alternative Service Breaks program spent spring break 2006 in Waveland, Mississippi, a town virtually obliterated by Hurricane Katrina. They rebuilt houses, taught schoolchildren and created a blog about their experiences.

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When Rob Spear took the reins of the University of Idaho Department of Athletics in the winter of 2003-04, he was inheriting a program in fl ux. They needed updates and enhancements to their 30-year-old facility. They needed new revenue streams and

more fans in the seats.

As he set about tackling the facility and funding issues, he was resolute in continuing to hold Vandal student-athletes to the high academic standards that refl ect very favorably the Univer-sity of Idaho’s legacy of producing leaders of vision and integrity.

With a staff in place to guide the academic progress of the Vandals, he started chipping away at the laundry list of facility and fi nancial needs.

First was a new Strength and Conditioning Center, which remains one of the jewels in the renovation project with two-story, fl oor-to-ceiling windows that provide an expansive view of the campus. Among the state-of-the-art training and rehabilitation equipment is a hydro-therapy pool – one of the fi rst in an on-campus setting in the Western United States. With the old weight room vacated, an ambitious locker room project began. When it was fi nished, football, women’s basketball, track and fi eld, and swimming had new facilities in place to match the oak-and-mar-ble rooms already in existence for volleyball and men’s basketball.

That is what was happening indoors. Outside, the grass fi eld used for football practice as well as intramurals was undergoing its own update. By the time it was completed, the Vandals had back-to-back 70-yard SprinTurf practice fi elds – with lights. Next was the turf inside the Kibbie Dome. Because of the multiple uses of the building, it has to be portable. Spear secured funding for Real Grass Pro, which, when it’s not in use for football, can be stored to make way for basketball, commencement, track and fi eld, and even an annual home and garden show.

He worked collaboratively across campus to secure the funding for life safety improvements, which included replacing the 30-year-old plywood end walls with translucent panels. The panels, along with a facelift for the entire stadium, make for a sense of daylight. Even when it’s 30 degrees and snowing outside, it’s warm, dry and windless inside the Dome.

There was much more to what he wanted the Kibbie Dome to become. He wanted it to provide the best premium seating in college football. In 2011, it became reality with the opening of the Lite-house Center/Bud and June Ford Club Room. The club seats, loge seats and suites are up-close and personal.

The student-athlete wasn’t put aside as the facilities were transformed. Before the premium seating project was launched, private monies were raised for a suite of team rooms and the complete reno-vation of the athletic training and equipment rooms. Alongside the team rooms are study centers to en-sure the continued academic success of the Vandals, who continued to graduate at a rate 30-40 percent higher than the general population at the University of Idaho, which in and of itself is by far the highest in the state. Collectively, Vandal student-athletes have a 3.05 grade-point average.

He touched the hearts of Vandals far and wide, young and old when he established the Vandal Athletics Hall of Fame. A charter class of 100 individuals and fi ve teams was inducted over a two-year period to make up for more than 100 years of the absence of a way to honor Idaho’s most cherished players, coaches and contributors. That legacy continues today with a bi-annual induction ceremony.

COLLEGEGreat Falls

1980 (BS)

Montana1983 (MBA)

Idaho1989 (PhD)

HometownButte, Mont.

FamilyWife, Sandy

Daughter, Morgan

Director of Athletics

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Building his career block by block, Chuck Staben has found his capstone as the recently named 18th president of the University of Idaho.

“I love what the University of Idaho has to offer, and I am extremely excited to serve the stu-dents, faculty, and staff and see where we can go together,” says Staben. “I love the mountains; I love the West; I feel like this is home.”

A long-time supporter of land-grant universities, Staben is especially excited to lead the Univer-sity of Idaho to continue and expand its research, academic excellence and outreach through-out the state. He also is committed to growing enrollment and expanding education beyond the classroom. Staben offi cially became president March 1, 2014.

“I really want to focus on communication and developing a shared vision for the university. It’s going to take some time to create an effective vision, but it will be fun to see what direction we want to take together,” says Staben.

He will be joined on the Palouse by his wife Mary Beth, who looks forward to practicing medi-cine in the area. Their children, following in both of their parents’ footsteps, are studying across the country: Mac is working on his master’s degree in Massachusetts, Cal is working on his bachelor’s degree in Kentucky and Rae is working on her bachelor’s degree in California.

As a father of university students, Staben identifi es with parents sending their children off to school for the fi rst time. He encourages those who interact with students to treat them like they would want their own children to be treated, whether it’s tough love or being supportive.

“I want students to have a positive experience and to grow into themselves,” says Staben. “Univer-sity is a time for students to mature and establish their character.”

Once settled in Idaho, Staben looks forward to pursuing outdoor recreation activities, like skiing, hik-ing and biking to Pullman on the Chipman Trail.

“This really is a beautiful place,” says Staben. “I want to reconnect with the wilderness in my spare time.”

Since 2008, Staben has served as the provost and vice president for academic affairs at the Uni-versity of South Dakota. Previously, he worked at the University of Kentucky in several capacities from 1989-2008. He served as the acting vice president for research, associate vice president for research and in faculty administrator roles, chair and acting chair in the biology department and professor, associate professor and assistant professor of biology.

Staben earned his doctorate in biochemistry at the University of California, Berkeley and his under-graduate in biochemistry at the University of Illinois, Champaign. He conducted postdoctoral training at Stanford University in the biology department and at Chiron Research Laboratories in Emeryville, Calif. with the virology department. While Staben is no longer an active researcher, his work has been cited over 1,300 times.

He brings a wealth of professional memberships to the University Idaho and serves on many nation-al boards, including the Na-tional Research Council, and the Committee to review EPSCoR and EPSCoR-like programs. He is also a peer evaluator for the Higher Learning Commission. Previously he served on the National EPSCoR/IDeA Founda-tion Board, as an AAAS Consul-tant, Delaware INBRE Program and was a representative for the Southeast University Research Association.

University of Idaho President

CHUCKCHUCK

COLLEGEUniversity of IllinoisChampaign-Urbana

1978 (BS)

California, Berkeley1984 (PhD)

POST-DOCTORALStanford University

1987-89

Chiron Research Laboratories

(1985-86)

FAMILYWife, Mary Beth

Children, Mac, Cal and Rae

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2012Western Athletic

Conference Logan BushnellBobby Cowan

Cody ElenzMaxx Forde

Justin ParkinsJustin Podrabsky


Conference Marius Burgsmueller

Bobby CowanMaxx Forde

Daniel MichelettiBradley NjokuBrian ReaderDontae Scott


Conference Brandon ArtzTyler Brooks

Bobby CowanNate Enderle

Clell HasenbankAaron Lavarias


Conference Peter Bjorvik

Bobby CowanPreston Davis

Nathan EnderleAdam JuratovacAaron LavariasChris Ramos


Conference Justin Allen

Kristopher AndersonKama BaileyPeter Bjorvik

Andrew BlevinsTimothy ConleyPreston Davis

Nathan EnderleAdam JuratovacAaron Lavarias


Conference Kristopher Anderson

Jayson BirdAndrew Blevins

T.J. ConleyNathan EnderleAdam JuratovacBrandon Schulte

David VoboraBreyon Williams


Conference Kris AndersonJayson BirdT.J. Conley

Adam JuratovacNate VanderPolDavid Vobora


Conference Kris Anderson

Mike HarringtonDavid Vobora

2004Sun Belt

Commissioner’s List Tim Bertalot Brian Yarno

2004Sun Belt Honor Roll

Brandon KaniaMichael Harrington

Willie SipoloaMichael AndersonNate VanderPol

2003Sun Belt

Commissioner’s List Tim Bertalot

Jedidiah GetzlaffKody Kraus

Brian LindgrenCliff Mason

Neil McGheeBrian Yarno


Mike BonellJared HansenChad KodamaPatrick Libey

Eric NaveMike ScorcioJake Scott

Chad TroxelNathan Zody

2002 Sun Belt

Commissioner’s List Ben Allen

Tim BertalotKody Kraus

Jordan LamposBrian Lindgren


Jason CobbNate Griffi n

Michael HarringtonPatrick LibeyWillie SipoloaBrian Yarno

2001Sun Belt

Commissioner’s ListDrew BurtonJason Cobb

Michael HarringtonBrandon KaniaJordan Lampos

Brad RiceTim Sams

Keith StampsBrian Yarno


Mike AndersonNathaniel Banke

Joel BarkerTim BertalotJason DuttonZach Gerstner

Matt GowerRyan Knowles

Jake LeachmanPatrick Libey

Brian LindgrenSeann MumfordKevin O’Connell

Sam ParryJake Scott

Chad TroxelJason Williams

2000Big West Conference

Zach GerstnerRick GiampietriPatrick Libey

Brad RiceJason Williams


Ben DavisRick Giampietri

Ryan PrestimonicoBrad Rice


Rick GiampietriBrad Rice


Ed DeanRick GiampietriJeff PankratzTony Uranga


Jeff PankratzTony Uranga

1995Big Sky Conference

Brian BrennanTravis CoffeyEric Johnson

Garner MoodyJason O’NeilJeff Pankratz

Ryan WoolvertonRichard Zenk


Brian BrennanEric JohnsonTony Uranga

Ryan Woolverton1993

Big Sky ConferenceTravis Coffey

Michael GreeneMike HughesEric JohnsonBarry Mitchell

Doug Nussmeier1992

Big Sky ConferenceCory DuskinMike HughesEric Johnson

Doug NussmeierBilly Sims


Doug NussmeierBilly Sims


Brian CockrellDoug Nussmeier

Billy Simms


Charlie OliverJeff Robinson

John RustBilly Sims


Andy BeitiaTim JohnsonCharlie Oliver

Mitch Swenson1987

Big Sky ConferenceBrian Decicio

Kedrich Jackson1986

Big Sky ConferenceTom Hennessey

David ParkerKedrich Jackson

Paul Taggart1985

Big Sky ConferenceTom Hennessey

David ParkerPaul Taggart

Dave ThorsenDarel Tracy


Kedrick JacksonPaul Taggart

Dave Thorsen1983

Big Sky ConferenceBoyce Bailey

David Thorsen1982

Big Sky ConferenceBoyce Bailey

Dave FrohnenDave Thorsen


Brian BoftoDave Frohnen


Tom CoombsDave Frohnen


Jay Goodenbour1978

Big Sky ConferenceBob LaingPhil Vance

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Vandal CHAMPS Life Skills Program(Challenging Athletes’ Minds

for Personal Success)

Commitment to these five developmental areas for student-athletes:

• Academic Excellence• Athletic Excellence• Personal Development• Career Development• Community Service

MISSIONMISSIONThe Vandal Academic Support Services office is dedicated to guiding student-athletes toward graduation with the collaboration of cross-campus resources to monitor and support student-athlete academic progress and NCAA eligibility. To fulfill this mission, we focus on nurturing study and social skills, and encouraging initiative, self-motivation and accountability. We strive to develop positive, meaningful relationships within the Vandal community and beyond to develop well-rounded, employable graduates.

Idaho’s four-year academic award

winners are:• Kris Anderson• Tim Bertalot• Bobby Cowan• Nate Enderle• Rick Giampietri• Adam Juratovac• Doug Nussmeier• Brad Rice• Billy Sims• Dave Thorsen• Tony Uranga• Brian Yarno

DR. SUE STEELEDIRECTOR

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MAIN NUMBER ........................ 208-885-0200DEPARTMENTAL FAX ............ 208-885-2862WEBSITE ....................... GOVANDALS.COMACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICESSteele, Susan ........................... 208-885-0297Stevens, Irvin ............................ 208-885-0249ADMINISTRATIONMooney, Tim ............................. 208-885-0258Spear, Rob................................ 208-885-0243Wallace, John ........................... 208-885-6932ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTSHenderson, Margaret................ 208-885-0224Pittman, Amber ......................... 208-885-0243Sayler, Margaret ....................... 208-885-2692Schumaker, Amy....................... 208-885-0275ATHLETIC TRAININGShiffl ett, Megan......................... 208-885-0256Steele, Barrie ............................ 208-885-0212 Van Amerongen, Toby .............. 208-885-0225COMPLIANCE/SENIOR WOMAN ADMIN.Atkins, Jessica .......................... 208-885-0219DEVELOPMENTMooney, Tim ............................. 208-885-0258Robson, Shelly ......................... 208-651-7992Adams, Emily............................ 208-885-0259Church, Joe .............................. 208-334-2087Gerulf, Ryan ............................. 208-364-4566EQUIPMENT SERVICESCastro, Anthony ........................ 208-885-0222Garnett, Damien ....................... 208-885-9260FOOTBALLPetrino, Paul ............................. 208-885-0275Cinkovich, Kris .......................... 208-885-0275Lee, Ronnie .............................. 208-885-0275Shumaker, Jason ...................... 208-885-0275Ambrose, Ashley....................... 208-885-0275Brown, Eric ............................... 208-885-0275 Erickson, Bryce......................... 208-885-0275 Hardmon, Bam ......................... 208-885-0275Molnar, Charley ........................ 208-885-0275Pupunu, Al ................................ 208-885-0275 Vaught, Mark ............................ 208-885-0275GOLFJohnson, Lisa ........................... 208-885-5244Means, John ............................. 208-885-5244KIBBIE DOMEMcGahan, Kelly ........................ 208-885-7353LEARFIELDAntonopoulos, Tod .................... 208-882-8382Morris, Tom ............................... 208-882-8382MARKETINGGilmore, Ryan........................... 208-885-0276Sharp, Kelly .............................. 208-885-7249MEN’S BASKETBALLVerlin, Don ................................ 208-885-0275Carlson, Curtis .......................... 208-885-0275Earlywine, Kirk .......................... 208-885-0275Helbling, Chris .......................... 208-885-0275Murphy, Tim .............................. 208-885-4381Palacio, Milt .............................. 208-885-0275

NCAA FACULTY REPRESENTATIVEReyes, Mario ............................ 208-885-6478SOCCERTBA ........................................... 208-885-9438Pitman, Derek ........................... 208-885-5047SPEED AND STRENGTHHerold, Joe ............................... 208-885-4988Scharnhorst, Jake..................... 208-885-0144SWIMMING AND DIVINGCameron, Scott......................... 208-885-4970Gufford, Kelly ............................ 208-885-0265Sowa, Mark............................... 208-885-0265TENNISBeaman, Jeff ............................ 208-885-0247Cobra, Mariana ......................... 208-885-0247TICKET OFFICEApenbrink, Chris ....................... 208-885-0733TBA ........................................... 208-885-6466TRACK AND FIELD/CROSS COUNTRYCawley, Tim .............................. 208-885-0210TBA .................................................................TBA .................................................................VIDEOJackson, Tim............................. 208-885-4404VOLLEYBALLBuchanan, Debbie .................... 208-885-0238Lamppa, Brian .......................... 208-885-0263Whitaker, Steve ........................ 208-885-0246WOMEN’S BASKETBALLNewlee, Jon .............................. 208-885-0227Sanford, Christa........................ 208-885-4696Zeller, Kristi ............................... 208-885-0203Forry, Miranda .......................... 208-885-0203

FLORIDA Hilton Ocala 3600 SW 36th Avenue Ocala, Fla. 34474 (352) 854-1400

LOUISIANA-MONROE Clarion Inn and Suites 1051 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Monroe, La. 71203 (318) 387-5100

OHIO UNIVERSITY Ohio University Inn 331 Richland Ave. Athens, Ohio 45701 (740) 593-6661

TEXAS STATE Hilton Austin Airport 9515 Hotel Drive Austin, Texas 78719 (512) 385-6767

GEORGIA SOUTHERN Hilton Garden Inn 5711 Abercorn Street Savannah, Ga. 31405 (912) 652-9300

SAN DIEGO STATE San Diego Mission Valley Marriott 8757 Rio San Diego Drive San Diego, Calif. 92108 (619) 692-3800

APPALACHIAN STATE Best Western Plus Mtn. Lodge 1615 Tynecastle Highway Banner Elk, N.C. 28604 (828) 898-4571

Press box...................208-885-0211Asst. AD/Director .......... Becky PaullOffi ce .........................208-885-0245Cell ............................208-669-0411Fax.............................208-885-0255E-mail .............. [email protected] ..............Nick HeidelbergerE-mail [email protected] ce .........................208-885-0211Assistant .......................Seth PringleE-mail ............ [email protected] ce .........................208-885-7065

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION

Aug. 30 FLORIDA at Gainesville, Fla.

Sept. 6 LOUISIANA-MONROE * at Monroe, La.

Sept. 13 WESTERN MICHIGAN Kibbie Dome

Sept. 20 OHIO UNIVERSITY at Athens, Ohio

Sept. 27 SOUTH ALABAMA * Kibbie Dome

Oct. 4 TEXAS STATE * San Marcos, Texas

Oct. 11 GEORGIA SOUTHERN * Statesboro, Ga.

Oct. 18 NEW MEXICO STATE * Kibbie Dome

Nov. 1 ARKANSAS STATE * Kibbie Dome

Nov. 8 SAN DIEGO STATE San Diego, Calif.

Nov. 15 TROY * Kibbie Dome

Nov. 29 APPALACHIAN STATE * Boone, N.C.

Special events:Sept. 13 – Hall of Fame Game

Sept. 27 – Dads’ Weekend/Ag DaysOct. 18 – Homecoming

Nov. 1 – Military Appreciation DayNov. 15 – Senior Day

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