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COACHING STAFF## Robb Akey begins his fourth season as a head coach this fall.Robb Akey ...............................52--55Steve Axman .................................56Luther Carr ...................................57Mark Criner ...................................58Rob Christoff .................................59Eti Ena ..........................................60Dan Finn .......................................61Patrick Libey .................................62Al Pupunu .....................................63Jeremy Thielbahr ...........................64Support staffChris Baltzer .................................66Damien Garnett .............................65Blake Malsam .............................. 66Shelley McLam .............................66Jake Scharnhorst ..........................65Kevin Small ...................................66Barrie Steele ................................ 65Sam Teevens .................................66Matt Troxel ................................... 66Mark Vaught ................................ 65

THE VANDALS## The Vandals are coming off the Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl Championship with a rebuilt offensive line and a defense that is almost intact.2010 alphabetical roster ...........68-692010 numerical roster ..............69-70Captains ....................................... 74Newcomers ........................... 111-116Pronunciation guide ......................72Squad breakdown .................... 72-73Veterans ................................. 75-109

2009 IN REVIEW

## A look back at 2009.2009 results/statistics.......... 128-133Game-by-game ..................... 126-131WAC stats ............................ 132-1362010 OPPONENTS## The Vandals again have a strong schedule with six games at the Kibbie Dome and seven on the road.All-time series ..............................144Composite schedule ....................146Opponents ........................... 138-144Vs. 2009 opponents ....................145HISTORY## The Vandals play their 1,000th game at Utah State in November. All-time coaches ................... 148-149All-time letterwinners ............ 156-161Honors ................................. 150-155Records ............................... 168-181Year-by-year scores ............... 182-186Year-by-year leaders .............. 162-167

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO## Founded in 1889, the University of Idaho has built a reputation as a leader in research, teaching and service. Idaho offers an inviting on-campus lifestyle for the thousands who make Moscow their home away from home. They have the opportunity to experience their educations with hands-on learning as they prepare for their lives after college.President Dr. Duane Nellis ...........188Director of Athletics Dr. Rob Spear ....189Athletics directory ................. 196-198University of Idaho ............... 190-193Media information ................199-200Team travel .................................198WAC ..................................... 194-195Why Vandals? ................................50

Founded ......................................................1889Location ........................................Moscow, Idaho (Moscow is located in the Pacific Time Zone)Enrollment ................................................ 11,730President..................................... Dr. Duane NellisDirector of Athletics .........................Dr. Rob SpearNickname ................................................VandalsColors ............................... Silver and Vandal GoldArena ............................................... Kibbie DomeSurface ...........................................RealGrass ProCapacity....................................................16,000All-time football record ........................ 416-528-23Affiliation ....................... Football Bowl SubdivisionConference ..................................Western AthleticFootball operations ............................Mark Vaught

Head coach .........................................Robb Akey Alma mater: Weber State, 1988Assoc. AD/Business ......................... Matt KleffnerAssoc. AD/Development .................... Tim MooneySWA/Asst. AD .....................Maureen Taylor-ReganCompliance ......................................John WallaceDirector of Athlete Services ................Barrie SteeleStrength and Conditioning ..........Jake ScharnhorstDirector of Academic Services .... Ana Tuiaea-RuudTicket manager................................ Scott WallaceKibbie Dome Manager .........................Tyson DrewAthletic department phone .............208-885-0200Athletic department fax ...................208-885-2862Football phone ...............................208-885-0235

CREDITS: This publication was produced by Becky Paull of the UI Athletic Media Relations Department with special thanks to Spencer Farrin and Nick Heidelberger for their general support, and to Mark Morgan for his written contributions. Photography by Bruce Mann, Larry Johnson, Milan Chuckovich, Jeremiah Coughlin, Kelly Weaver and Joe Pallen of UI Photo Services, Jonathan Billings of Archer Photography (Moscow), Chris Cruthers, Pat Hauge and Gaylen Wood.

Athletic department mailing address: University of Idaho P.O. Box 442302 Moscow, Idaho 83844-2302Ticket office ...... 208-885-6466 or 1-888-884-3246Press box phone............................ 208-885-0211MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. AD/football contact .................... Becky PaullOffice phone .................................. 208-885-0245Cell phone ..................................... 208-669-0411E-mail .................................... [email protected] Farrin ...............................208-885-7065Nick Heidelberger ........................... 208-885-0211Fax ................................................208-885-0255Website ................................ www.GoVandals.com

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NATIONAL HONORSMike Iupati

Outland Trophy finalistWalter Camp All-American American Football Coaches

Association All-American Football Writers Associa-

tion of AmericaAssociated PressSporting News (second

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All-ConferenceWestern Athletic Conference

First teamMike IupatiShiloh Keo

Second teamMax KomarIrv StevensAaron LavariasJoJo DicksonTrey Farquhar

Phil Steele’s All-Western Athletic Conference Team

First teamMike IupatiShiloh Keo

Second teamMax KomarJonah SatarakaDaniel Hardy

Third teamNate EnderleMatt ClevelandBryce SinclairJoJo DicksonAaron LavariasDeMaundray Woolridge

National all-freshman teamAaron Grymes

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WAC Athletes of the WeekBobby Cowan (vs. New Mexico State)JoJo Dickson (vs. San Diego State)Nate Enderle (vs. Northern Illinois)Shiloh Keo (vs. Colorado State)Trey Farquhar (vs. Colorado State)Aaron Lavarias (vs. Hawaiì)Justin Veltung (vs. Louisiana Tech)

Midseason all-conferenceRobb Akey, Coach of the Year,

CBSSports.comMike Iupati, Phil Steele’s Football

first team all-WACTrey Farquhar, Phil Steele’s Football

first team all-WACJonah Sataraka, Phil Steele’s

Football second team all-WACDaniel Hardy, Phil Steele’s Football

second team all-WACMax Komar, Phil Steele’s Football

third team all-WACMatt Cleveland, Phil Steele’s Football

third team all-WACDe`Maundray Woolridge, Phil

Steele’s Football third team all-WACJoJo Dickson, Phil Steele’s Football

third team all-WACShiloh Keo, Phil Steele’s Football

third team all-WAC

College Football Performance AwardsTrey Farquhar (vs. San Jose State),

honorable mention kickerDe`Maundray Woolridge (vs. Hawaiì),

honorable mention running backTrey Farquhar (vs. Nevada),

honorable mention kickerMax Komar (vs. Nevada), honorable

mention receiverMaurice Shaw (vs. Nevada),

honorable mention receiverJustin Veltung (vs. Louisiana Tech),

kick returner of the weekTrey Farquhar (vs. Louisiana Tech),

honorable mention kicker

Etc.De`Maundray Woolridge, ESPN

Helmet Sticker (vs. Hawaiì)Second most improved team in the

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#26 BRANDON ARTZ ~ SPECIAL TEAMS CAPTAINSAFETY • 5-10 • 189 • 2L

GRANDVIEW HIGH SCHOOL/SOUTHERN OREGON UNIVERSITY GRANDVIEW, WASH.



#27 ISAAC BUTTSCORNERBACK • 6-0 • 185 • 3L

RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL RICHLAND, WASH.



#34 JOJO DICKSON ~ DEFENSIVE CAPTAINLINEBACKER • 6-2 • 235 • 3L

BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOLWAILUKU, HAWAI`I



#10 NATHAN ENDERLE ~ OFFENSIVE CAPTAINQUARTERBACK • 6-5 • 233 • 3L NORTH PLATTE HIGH SCHOOL

NORTH PLATTE, NEB.



#1 ERIC GREENWOODRECEIVER • 6-6 • 223 • 3L

EDMONDS-WOODWAY HIGH SCHOOLEDMONDS, WASH.



#61 TEVITA HALAHOLOOFFENSIVE LINE • 6-5 • 335 • 1L

MILLS HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE OF SAN MATEOMILLBRAE, CALIF.



#88 DANIEL HARDYH-BACK • 6-4 • 242 • 2L WEST HIGH SCHOOL

ANCHORAGE, ALASKA



#71 CLELL HASENBANKOFFENSIVE LINE • 6-1 • 287 • SQ

MCEWEN HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE OF SISKIYOUSADAMS, ORE.



#3 DEONTE JACKSONRUNNING BACK • 5-9 • 199 • 3L WARREN (ARK.) HIGH SCHOOL

LAS VEGAS, NEV.



#10 SHILOH KEO ~ SPECIAL TEAMS CAPTAINSAFETY • 5-11 • 216 • 4L

ARCHBISHOP MURPHY HIGH SCHOOLEVERETT, WASH.



#95 AARON LAVARIASDEFENSIVE END • 6-3 • 255 • 3L WOODINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

WOODINVILLE, WASH.



#65 CHRISTOPHER RAMOS LONG SNAPPER • 5-11 • 256 • 1L

DON BOSCO TECH/MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGEROSEMEAD, CALIF.



#99 JONAH SATARAKA ~ DEFENSIVE CAPTAINDEFENSIVE TACKLE • 6-2 • 294 • 3L GOV. JOHN ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL

PUYALLUP, WASH.



#43 FONOMANU SEKONA LINEBACKER • 6-2 • 292 • 3LLEUZINGER HIGH SCHOOL

LAWNDALE, CALIF.



#42 PAUL SENESCALLLINEBACKER • 6-1 • 228 • 3L

MEAD HIGH SCHOOLSPOKANE, WASH.



#2 MAURICE SHAW RECEIVER • 6-3 • 205 • 3LCOLONY HIGH SCHOOL

ONTARIO, CALIF.



#18 KOREY TOOMERLINEBACKER • 6-3 • 230 • 1L

SHADOW RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL/ARIZONA WESTERNLAS VEGAS, NEV.


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INSIDE THE INSIDE THE KIBBIE DOMEK

Kibbie 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: 113-62-1



INSIDE THE KIBBIE DOMEKIBBIE DOME

17,600 vs. Boise State, Nov. 11, 198917,000 vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 200817,000 vs. Boise State, Oct. 21, 200616,500 vs. Boise State, Nov. 21, 198716,400 vs. Montana, Oct. 22, 198316,389 vs. New Mexico St., Nov. 11, 200016,295 vs. Boise State, Nov. 18, 199516,250 vs. Boise State, Oct. 11, 197516,100 vs. Northern Arizona, Oct. 1, 198816,000 vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 200915,807 vs. Weber State, Oct. 16, 197615,800 vs. Boise State, Nov. 23, 198515, 635 vs. Hawai`i, Sept. 24, 2005

Top Kibbie Dome Crowds15,600 vs. Nevada, Sept. 28, 198515,500 vs. Boise State, Nov. 23, 199115,500 vs. Nevada, Oct. 28, 198915,500 vs. E. Washington, Nov. 2, 198515,500 vs. Boise State, Oct. 13, 197915,400 vs. Boise State, Nov. 19, 198315,236 vs.Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 200915,200 vs. Nevada, Nov. 12, 198315,200 vs. Montana, Oct. 15, 197715,162 vs. Idaho State, Sept. 16, 200615,107 vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 7, 200615,100 vs. Nevada, Oct. 17, 1987

15,084 vs. Boise State, Nov. 20, 199315,054 vs. Montana, Nov. 6, 199315,047 vs. Fresno State, Oct. 22, 200515,013 vs. Nevada, Nov. 4, 200615,013 vs Nevada, Oct. 4, 200815,012 vs. Louisiana Tech, Nov. 12, 200515,010 vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 25, 200815,006 vs. Utah State, Oct. 1, 200515,003 vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 200815,002 vs. San Jose State, Nov. 1, 200815,000 vs. Weber State, Oct. 2, 198215,000 vs. Montana State, Oct. 18, 1980



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TEAM ROOMSTEAM ROOMS

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Team 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



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• 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

Idaho Vandal student-athletes have a state-of-the-art way to train and rehabilitate injuries with a HydroWorx therapy pool, located on the second floor of the Vandal Athletic Center.

Head athletic trainer Barrie Steele said as many as four athletes can use the pool at a time, de-pending on the workout and if they are relatively the same height.

“Aquatic therapy is one of the most versatile tools that we have, in not only rehabilitation, but in injury prevention and training,” Steele said. “We’ve been able to train people in a nearly weightless environment, which is one of the most unique and best ways of doing it.”

The weightless environment helps train injured athletes sooner or athletes who have problems doing certain activities on dry land because of weight bearing conditions, Steele said.

Four video cameras are installed underneath the surface of the pool. The feed from the cameras appears on two televisions next to the pool, which helps the athletic trainers monitor the athletes’ workouts. A computer and controller above the television monitors adjust the pool’s jets, lift and treadmill.

The lift is used to vary the depth of the water depending on the athlete and to put him/her in the optimal position, whether it be at the waist, shoulders or non-weight bearing by wearing floats. The treadmill is used for running or other exercises and jets can be turned on to make the water more resistant to provide a more intense workout.



ATHLETIC TRAININGATHLETIC TRAINING

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 first 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 finest 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.”

DR. SUNDAY HENRY DR. STEVE PENNINGTON DR. JIM ROBSON DR. ED TINGSTAD PHYSICIAN SURGEON DENTIST SURGEON

BARRIE STEELE MEGAN BORCHERT



2009Western Athletic

Conference Peter BjorvikBobby 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

HONOR ROLLHONOR ROLL2004

Sun 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 MasonNeil McGheeBrian Yarno


Mike BonellJared HansenChad KodamaPatrick Libey

Eric NaveMike ScorcioJake ScottChad TroxelNathan Zody

2002 Sun Belt

Commissioner’s List Ben Allen

Tim BertalotKody Kraus

Jordan LamposBrian Lindgren


Jason CobbNate Griffin

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 GerstnerMatt Gower

Ryan KnowlesJake Leachman

Patrick LibeyBrian Lindgren

Seann MumfordKevin O’Connell

Sam ParryJake ScottChad Troxel

Jason 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 JohnsonGarner MoodyJason O’NeilJeff Pankratz

Ryan WoolvertonRichard Zenk


Brian BrennanEric JohnsonTony Uranga

Ryan Woolverton


Travis CoffeyMichael GreeneMike HughesEric JohnsonBarry Mitchell

Doug Nussmeier


Cory 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 Swenson


Brian DecicioKedrich Jackson


Tom HennesseyDavid Parker

Kedrich JacksonPaul Taggart


Tom HennesseyDavid ParkerPaul TaggartDave ThorsenDarel Tracy


Kedrick JacksonPaul TaggartDave Thorsen


Boyce BaileyDavid Thorsen


Boyce BaileyDave FrohnenDave Thorsen


Brian BoftoDave Frohnen


Tom CoombsDave Frohnen


Jay Goodenbour


Bob LaingPhil Vance



ACADEMICACADEMICSUPPORT SERVICESSUPPORT SERVICES

MISSIONThe 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.

Adam Juratovac (pictured at right) is one of10 Vandal student-athletes to earn all-con-ference all-aca-demic honors all four years of his playing career. Idaho’s four-year academic award winners are:Kris AndersonTim BertalotRick GiampietriAdam JuratovacDoug NussmeierBrad RiceBilly SimsDave ThorsenTony UrangaBrian Yarno

Sponsored by Tom and Teita Reveley

ANA TUIAEA-RUUD TOM SANFORD NIKITA AMY DIRECTOR ASSISTANT ASSISTANT

Vandal CHAMPS Life Skills Program(Challenging Athletes’ Minds

for Personal Success)

Commitment to these five develop-mental areas for student-athletes:

Academic ExcellenceAthletic ExcellencePersonal DevelopmentCareer DevelopmentCommunity Service

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#17 JOHN FRIESZ1986-89

John Friesz became Idaho’s first 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 first 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 benefiting 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 Van-dals at quarterback from 1981-83, ranks second all-time in total offense with 11,126 yards, behind former Vandal Doug Nussmeier.

When he finished his collegiate career, Hobart was only the second player in NCAA history to break the 10,000-yard mark. He was a unani-mous first 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 first 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 Con-ference 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 first in the University of Idaho Vandal Boosters Athletics Scholarship Endowment Program.

#64 JERRY KRAMER1954-57

Kramer was an outstanding Vandal guard who played from 1954-57. He was a second-team All Pacific Coast Conference pick and a first-team All-American as a senior.

He was chosen to represent the University 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 averaged 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 five-time All-NFL Team selection and competed on five World Championship teams.

In 1969, Kramer was named Outstanding 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 represent 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 recording 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 first year and later was honored with five 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 winning 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 ap-peared on national television on Bob Hope’s Christmas Special with other first-team All-Americans. He was the 1976 Big Sky Confer-ence Offensive Player of the Year (the first lineman ever to earn the honor and the only unanimous all-conference 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 five years with the Seahawks, Yarno played for the Denver Gold of the USFL.

Yarno was chosen the 1976 Idaho Male Athlete of the Year, the 1976 Amateur Athlete of the Year by the Greater Spokane Sports As-sociation 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

Yo MurphyJim Norton

Doug NussmeierRyan PhillipsJim Prestel

Jeff RobinsonMark Schlereth

Ken SchromWillis SmithJoel ThomasChris Tormey

Wayne WalkerMarvin Washington

William WilliamsJohn Yarno

1998 Humanitarian Bowl Championship Team

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Final Idaho season Round Pick Player Name Team Position2009 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 OL2000 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 K

Final Idaho season Round Pick Player Name Team Position1994 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 CB1972 6 16 146 Fred Riley Falcons WR 10 7 241 Andy Kupp Saints G 17 12 428 Ron Linehan Steelers LB Robert Williams Cowboys RB

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Mike Iupati, a native of American Samoa, became Idaho’s second first-round draft choice when he was the 17th selection of the 2010 NFL Draft. Now a San Francisco 49er, Iupati graduated from Idaho with a storied career that included his being a consensus All-American as well as an Outland Trophy finalist.



Final Idaho season Round Pick Player Name Team Position1971 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 RB1960 7 3 75 Jim Norton Lions WR 11 8 128 Stan Fanning Bears T

Final Idaho season Round Pick Player Name Team Position1959 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

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YOU’LL FIND A LOT OF PRIDE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO. TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AND YOU’LL SEE WHY.

*The University of Idaho is included in the 2008 list of Kiplinger’s 100 Best Values in Public Colleges. The rankings reflect academic strength and affordability.

*Idaho is consistently recognized among the “top national, doctoral-granting universities” in the country by U.S. News & World Report.

*The University of Idaho is 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.”

*Idaho is a national research institution with world-class labs and facilities, but have only about one-third the number of students as most national universities undefined– which means students actually get to use those resources from day one.

*Idaho has received nearly $100 million in research funding each year since 2003, and recently received a $10-million grant from the National Institutes of Health.

*Idaho has more National Merit Scholars than all other institutions in the state combined and has a nationally acclaimed Honors Program.

*The university offers the only law program in Idaho, and one of the best in the West.

*Idaho’s library is the largest in the state, with more than two million holdings.

*The University of Idaho’s outreach learning and research centers extends to Idaho’s 44 counties.

*Idaho students participate in more than 200 student organizations undefined– including 20 minority and international student groups.

*We’re ranked in the top one-third of Intel’s “100 Most Unwired College Campuses in the U.S.”

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Enrollment by campus: University of Idaho - Moscow: 10,654

Undergraduate and Nondegree: 8,890Graduate and Professional: 1,764

University of Idaho - Coeur d’Alene: 461Undergraduate and Nondegree: 316Graduate and Professional: 145

University of Idaho - Boise: 324Undergraduate and Nondegree: 87Graduate and Professional: 237

University of Idaho - Idaho Falls: 271Undergraduate and Nondegree: 154Graduate and Professional: 117

University of Idaho - Twin Falls: 41Undergraduate and Nondegree: 23Graduate and Professional: 18

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The University of Idaho is leading the West by providing you access to exceptional learning opportunities, world-class facili-ties and an unparalleled residential community.

Our campus in Moscow, Idaho, provides daily opportunities to share in our community and culture. Whether it’s through athletics, student government, research or other activities, at the University of Idaho you have the opportunity to make more out of your college experience than you ever thought possible.

Here are some of the key ingredients to our distinctive cam-pus community and culture:

Our students ... come from every state and 92 countries. We’re a top choice for top students – the freshmen class aver-age GPA is 3.42.

Our faculty ... are at the forefront of research and they lec-ture at prominent organizations around the world. They are accomplished teachers who educate, inspire and guide you.

Our facilities ... create a dynamic and engaging learning environment. Facilities include the stunning Student Recreation Center, Kibbie Dome, Idaho Commons, Student Union and Prichard Art Gallery.

Our campus life ... offers you more than 200 student organizations, more than 20 minority student groups, weekly activities and events, the renowned Lionel Hampton International Jazz Fest, Moscow’s active art scene, and the natural beauty that surrounds cam-pus. You’ll always have plenty of fun things to do.

Our athletic teams ... are proud members of the Western Athletic Conference. Our Vandals compete in 14 men’s and women’s NCAA Division I sports. If you like to play as well as you like to cheer for your team, there are nearly three dozen intramural programs and club sports in which to participate.

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Enrollment by college: Agricultural and Life Sciences: 1,131Art and Architecture: 882Business and Economics: 1,317Education: 1,791Engineering: 1,490Graduate Studies: 71Law: 307Letters, Arts and Social Sciences: 3,302Natural Resources: 723Science: 946WWAMI: 20

Enrollment by ethnicity:American Indian or Alaska Native: 137Asian or Pacific Islander: 260Black/African American: 123Caucasian: 9,426Hispanic: 493International: 481Other: 716

Student demographics:Students enrolled from all 44 Idaho

counties, 50 states and 73 countries481 international studentsStudent population is 54.2 percent

male and 45.8 percent female

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Moscow is the perfect example of the old adage: Don’t judge a book by its cover.

Small though it may be, Moscow has plenty to offer.

More than 130 years after it was settled, Moscow is a small yet vibrant community with a penchant for the arts and the University of Idaho.

Every year people come from around the world to take part in events such as the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival or the Renaissance Fair. So much so, the city was named one of the top 100 small art towns in America.

The city’s 22,000 residents are a bright and diverse group of people. The city offers many of the advantages of a big city while retaining its small town friendliness. Crime in Moscow is almost non-existent.

For entertainment, choices abound whether they be indoor or out.

Outdoor lovers might believe they’ve landed in paradise. Since Moscow is nestled between the rolling hills of the Palouse on one side and Moscow Mountain on the

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other, opportunities abound for outdoor entertainment. Camping, skiing, snowmobiling, hunting and fishing locales can all be found within a few short miles from town.

If you’re the sort who prefers more

urban forms of entertainment Moscow offers a broad assortment of activities typical of a small town influenced largely by its resident university. Add to those, a variety of theatrical presentations and concerts on the Idaho campus, and just about every choice of entertainment can be found.

At 2,500 feet above sea level, Moscow has a mild climate despite it being located in the northern United States. Temperatures rarely drop below 24 degrees during the winter and the summer months won’t get much hotter than 87 degrees for a pleasant year-round climate.

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)



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 AmericaGeographically, 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.

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Came a tribeFrom the NorthBrave and Bold

Bearing bannersOf Silver and Gold

Tried and trueTo subdue

All their foes

Go VandalsGo Mighty Vandals!

WHY VANDALS?

Don’t use your dictionary to find Idaho’s definition 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 officially 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.


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Head coach Robb Akey .................................................. 52-55Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks Steve Axman ............... 56Recruiting coordinator/receivers Luther Carr ....................... 57Defensive coordinator Mark Criner ...................................... 58Linebackers Rob Christoff ................................................... 59Defensive line Eti Ena ......................................................... 60Offensive line Dan Finn ....................................................... 61Secondary/co-special teams Patrick Libey ........................... 62Tight ends Al Pupunu .......................................................... 63Running backs/co-special teams Jeremy Thielbahr.............. 64Equipment operations Damien Garnett ................................ 65Speed and strength Jake Scharnhorst ................................. 65Athletic training services Barrie Steele ................................. 65Football operations Mark Vaught ......................................... 65Video coordinator Sam Teevens ........................................... 66Graduate assistant Blake Malsam ....................................... 66Graduate assistant Matt Troxel ............................................ 66Administrative assistant Shelley McLam .............................. 66Student assistant Chris Baltzer ........................................... 66Student assistant Kevin Small ............................................. 66



Sports, football in particular, have been a part of Robb Akey’s life for as long as he can remember. As he neared the end of his college playing days, he made it official – football would be his life. He embarked on a career path that began at his alma mater, made a couple more stops in the West before he landed

at the University of Idaho in his first head coaching role.

“I love football and I love making a difference in kids’ lives,” Akey said. “We have the opportunity to be the big-gest influence during their most formative years. I love the opportunity we have in growing young men up.

“Success stories keep you going. At every stop, there’s a story about football saving someone’s life.”

He points to the people in his life – all of whom spent times prowling the sidelines, who channeled him in the right di-rection. His dad was one but so, too, are two coaches – Mike Price and Bill Doba.

“I learned a lot from them,” he said. “I was fortunate to have the opportunity to be around them.”

From the day he signed his contract in December 2006, he infused the Vandal Nation with a sincere energy and enthu-siasm – and a passion to return Idaho to the glory days he remembers as a player and coach at Weber State and as a coach at Northern Arizona and Washington State.

“I’ve been very familiar with this program from the first day that I played college football because we played Idaho when I was at Weber State,” Akey said. “I know Idaho and the suc-cess that it has had in the past, and the great history that this program possesses.

“It’s my desire to bring that pride back into this program and get it back to the point that it once was where it was a force in Western football – and I want it to be a nationally known team.”

As he enters his fourth season, his boundless energy virtu-ally reverberates inside the Kibbie Dome as he makes his mark on Vandal football. After three wins in his first two

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seasons, he led the Vandals to an eight-win season in 2009 as they posted the second-best turn-around in the Football Bowl Subdivision. More importantly, he put the Vandals back on the college football map when he guided them to victory in what was called the best game of the 2009 bowl season. His daring-do in calling for the two-point conversion

that lifted Idaho over Bowling Green State to win the Roady’s Humani-

tarian Bowl struck a nationwide chord and garnered national me-

dia attention. He even secured for the Vandals the honor of being the

official team of ESPN host Scott Van Pelt’s show.

Akey’s first mission at Idaho was to build stability since he was the Van-dals’ fourth head coach in five years. Next, was making clear his expecta-tions – on and off the field, and what the consequences would be for those who failed to meet them. His mission: for the players to be accountable to one another and their coaches in what essentially is one large family.

“They needed to know that somebody wanted to be their coach and intended to build a program here,” he said. “I know that they have been told that be-fore, so what they needed to see and what I’ve worked hard to show them, is that when I tell them that I’m going to do something, it gets backed up with action.”

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Coach of 2009 Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl Champion

2009 team had second-best turnaround in FBS

2009 Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year by Sporting News and Phil Steele’s College Football

2009 Inland Northwest Sportswriters and Broadcast-ers Coach of the Year

Coached Washington State teams that went to the Sun (2001 season), Rose (2002 season) and Holiday (2003 season) bowls

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Akey recognizes the passion not only the players but boosters, alums and friends have for the Vandal athletic programs. He’s responded in kind.

“People are very passionate about this program,” Akey said. “When they see me and my staff are equally passionate about the program, they will respect that.

“I’m committed to being here and I’m excited about what we can do. I didn’t take this job to be someplace else. I took this job to be the head coach at the University of Idaho.”

Akey spent 10 during the summer of 2009 visiting with U.S. troops in Afghanistan. It left a lasting impression on him and to-day he serves as co-chair of the University of Idaho’s Operation Education – a program that provides educational opportunity to veterans.

During his journey to a Division I head job, Akey has traveled hundreds of miles. The distance between the last few was only eight miles.

He arrived at Washington State University as the defensive line coach in 1999 and fell in love with the area. When he was given the added responsibility of defensive coordinator for the Cou-gars in 2003, Akey came to appreciate the many positive aspects of the Palouse.

“I’ve been up here nine years, and I think it’s the perfect place to build a family,” said Akey-. “I also think it’s the perfect place to build a family of a football team. We have the ability to eliminate the distractions of the city, so when we bring players in here they can focus on what’s important to them and that’s getting their degree and being the best player they can be.”

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THE AKEY FAMILYDaniel, Molly,

Robb, Jack



1988 Asst. defensive line coach Weber State University

1989-94 Defensive line coach Recruiting coordinator Special teams coordinator Weber State University

1995 Special teams coordinator, Linebackers coach Northern Arizona University

COACHING CAREER1996-98 Defensive coordinator Northern Arizona University

1999-2002 Defensive line coach Washington State University

2003-06 Defensive coordinator, Defensive line coach Washington State University

DON’T QUIT

Before arriving on the Palouse, Akey traversed the West.

He was raised in Colorado and played for Weber State before coaching stints at his alma mater, NAU and WSU. While at Weber State, he not only played for the man, Mike Price, who eventu-ally would lure him to the Palouse, he met his wife, Molly. Turns out his bride-to-be, Molly Hannan Akey, was the daughter of the Dick Hannan, then athletics director at Weber State but who also held the same post at Lewis-Clark State College during one of the most important eras in its history.

He would learn much from Price; the man to whom Akey cred-its with influencing him the most as a coach. After four years of playing defense for the Wildcats, Akey received his first opportu-nity to coach when Price hired him as an assistant defensive line coach.

Only one year into his stint as the assistant defensive line coach at Weber State, Akey took over as the defensive line coach. After five years there, Akey accepted a job at Northern Arizona Univer-sity where a relationship with current Vandal offensive coordina-tor Steve Axman would be forged.

Just as at Weber State, Akey dis-

played his desire to lead, and accepted a promotion to defensive coordinator after just one year. In 1999, Price came calling with an opportunity for Akey to coach in the Pac 10. He coached the Cougars’ defensive line for four seasons before being elevated to defensive coordinator in 2003. That step on the ladder includ-ed three 10-victory seasons, three top-10 finishes, one Outland Trophy winner, and the individual and unit that led the nation in quarterback sacks.

As to what he considers the most important message he can impart to his players:

“Get up every day and compete. Don’t quit. Persevere.”



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Steve Axman, literally, wrote the book – make that one dozen books, on offensive football. That in-depth knowledge coupled with a lifetime of coaching is showing dividends in the production of the Vandal offense.

Idaho’s 2009 Humanitarian Bowl championship team wound up fourth in tackles for loss allowed per game, sixth in pass efficiency rating, tied for seventh in fourth-down conversion rate, ninth in total offense and third-down conversion rate, and 12th in passing.

All strong reasons for head coach Robb Akey seeking Axman when he hired an offensive coordinator in 2007.

Axman has touched some of the game’s most prominent names – Troy Aikman at UCLA, Marques Tuiasosopo at Washington and Neil O’Donnell at Maryland – during his career.

“He has coordinated at the highest level, he has been in the Pac 10, the ACC, and he has put a number of quarterbacks into the NFL,” Akey said. “Troy Aikman played for him at UCLA, so he has a long list of success in different spots.”

The Akey-Axman combination certainly has worked before. While at Northern Arizona (where they first coached togeth-er with Axman the head coach and Akey the defensive co-ordinator), the tandem put together the first team in school history to make it to the Division I-AA playoffs, and a No. 6 ranking in the season’s final poll. Not only, Akey said, has his former mentor been successful, he’s put some exciting and explosive offenses on the field.

“He coaches the style of offense that I want to play,” Akey said. “It’s an exciting offense that we can take advantage of in the Dome.”

COACHING EXPERIENCE2006 ~ Assistant, University of Montana • 2004 ~ Assistant, University of Washington • 2003 ~ Assistant, UCLA • 1999-2002 ~ Assistant, University of Washington • 1998 ~ Assistant, University of Minnesota • 1990-97 ~ Head coach, Northern Arizona • 1989 ~ Assistant, University of Maryland • 1987-88 ~ Assistant, UCLA • 1986 ~ Assistant, Stanford • 1985 ~ Assistant, Denver Gold (USFL) • 1980-84 ~ Assistant, University of Arizona • 1979 ~ Assistant, University of Illinois • 1976-78 ~ Assistant, Army • 1975 ~ Assistant, Albany (N.Y.) State • 1974 ~ Assistant, East Stroudsburg State • 1973 ~ Head coach, MacArthur HS (N.Y.)



Idaho had one of the nation’s most efficient passing offenses in 2009. A big part of the improvement is the sure-handedness of the receiving corps under the direction of Luther Carr.

By season’s end, Carr had some of the top receivers in the Western Athletic Conference with graduated senior Max Komar a dependable force all season and final NCAA rankings of 23rd in total yards, 28th in aver-age yardage per game and 60th in receptions per game. Those numbers translate to second in the WAC in total yards and yards per game, and fifth in receptions per game

Carr is the complete package coach Robb Akey wanted as an assistant who would wear two hats – receivers coach and recruiting coordinator. After playing wide receiver for four years at Eastern Washington Universi-ty, Carr started his coaching career in 1994 at Lewis and Clark High School at Spokane. Carr coached – four as a head coach, and taught at the secondary level for eight years before making the move to the collegiate ranks.

His first college stop was at the University of Washington. From there, it was on to the Uni-versity of Montana where he coached wide receivers and running backs. Along the way, he coached a number of players who now make their living playing football. Among them are Isaiah Stanback (Dallas), Thomas Howard (Oakland) and 2008 Miami draftee Lex Hilliard. In addition to Carr’s experience in coaching at many lev-els, Akey cites his teaching ability as instrumental in his success as a coach.

To be a great teacher, one has to know his students. In football that means recruits, and according to Akey, Carr is one of the best at recruiting.

“He’s got a great passion for recruiting,” Akey said. “We will sit down and start talking about kids and he knows every kid in the Northwest.”

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One of the most difficult coaching positions for Robb Akey to fill when he took over as head coach at Idaho was the job of defensive coordinator.

“Because I am a former defensive coordinator,” he said, “it’s not always easy to say, ‘All right you go run the defense now.’ ”

Luckily for Akey, he found a replica of his aggressive defensive mindset in Mark Criner.

“He and I share a lot of the same beliefs about how defense needs to be played. He’s aggres-sive and he gets after it.”

To realize the positive aspects Criner brings to the table, Akey simply points to everything Criner has accomplished in his career.

“At each of the spots that he has been a coordinator, they’ve been the No. 1 defense in their conference,” Akey said. “At Middle Tennessee and Cincinnati, they were ranked in the top 20

defenses in all of Division I-A.”

Criner’s coaching career brings a familiarity with the re-gion. He was first a graduate assistant then an assistant at current Western Athletic Conference member Utah State when the Aggies were part of the Big West Conference. He also spent seven seasons with Portland State where he had his first stint as a defensive coordinator after five years as an assistant.

Criner has a unique connection to Idaho. He literally grew up in football. His dad, Jim, was a legendary coach at rival Boise State. While he spent his formative years in Idaho, he was born at Fresno, Calif., and graduated from Ames (Iowa) High School. You could say football is in his blood with both uncles on his father’s side establishing successful coach-ing careers in their own rights.

“He’s proven his ability to get it done,” Akey said. “He’s a good fit all the way around.” C

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Rob Christoff joined Robb Akey’s football staff as linebackers coach in the spring of 2009.

“Rob brings very good knowledge; very good teaching ability,” Akey said of Christoff. “He’s very well respected on this side of the country. I can’t tell you how many phone calls I got telling me what a valuable addition he would be.”

Not only were there coaching accolades to make Christoff an appealing choice as a Vandal coach, there is some family history. His father, A.J. Christoff, played at Idaho during the mid-1960s and was a long-time college football coach.

A 1995 graduate of Linfield College, Christoff’s coaching career dates to 1996 when he was the defensive line coach at Linfield. From Linfield, he went to Colorado where he was a graduate assistant (1997 and 1998) before a spring at Cal State Northridge (1999) and a fall at Saint Mary’s College (1999).

His next stop was at Montana State University, where he spent seven seasons – the first six as linebackers coach before serv-ing as linebackers coach and defensive coordinator in 2006. He spent the 2007 season as linebackers coach at Idaho State Uni-versity before making his move to an FBS team with a graduate assistantship at Boise State (2008).

“He grew up in football,” Akey said. “Rob worked his way up.”

In addition to playing for two seasons at Linfield – one as a defensive end and the other as a linebacker, Christoff was a two-year letterman at linebacker for Boise State. He spent one season in the European Football League as a linebacker for the Deggendorf (Germany) Blackhawks.

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2008 ~ Graduate assistant, Boise State • 2007 ~ Assistant, Idaho State • 2006 ~ Defensive coordinator, Montana State University • 2000-06 ~ Assistant, Montana State University • 1999 ~ Assistant, St. Mary’s College • 1997-98 ~ Graduate assistant, Colorado • 1996 ~ Assistant coach, Linfield College



Eti Ena joined the Vandal staff in January 2009. The fit, head coach Robb Akey said, is perfect.“I’m very excited about the addition of Eti to our staff,” Akey said. “He’s a great teacher and a great communicator. His reputation among the young men he’s coached is outstanding.”

Ena, a graduate of Eastern Washington University, comes to Idaho after three seasons at Eastern Oregon University. He was the Mountaineers’ assistant head coach, defensive coordinator and recruiting coordina-tor last season after serving as defensive coordinator, linebackers coach and strength and conditioning coordinator in 2006 and 2007.Prior to his stint at Eastern Oregon, Ena was the assistant defensive line coach at Eastern Washington (2004-05) and assistant linebackers coach (2003) for the Eagles. His coaching career began at Shelton (Wash.) where he was the junior varsity head coach and later the high school linebackers coach and co-defensive coordinator.“His experience at all levels of football is a tremendous bonus,” said Akey, noting Ena’s brother and father

both are football coaches.Ena said he welcomes the FBS coaching opportunity.“I’m very excited to be a part of the Univer-sity of Idaho coaching staff,” said Ena, who graduated from Inchelium (Wash.) High School. “This is a great op-portunity to work with a great staff and great people.”Ena played linebacker at Utah’s Snow College and Walla Walla (Wash.) Commu-nity College before transfer-ring to Eastern Washington. A shoulder injury during his junior year ended his playing career. E

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Wife, LatonaChildren, Corey, Moia,

Fuamai, Eti Jr.

COACHING EXPERIENCE2008 ~ Assistant head coach, Eastern Oregon University • 2006-07 ~ Defensive coordinator, Eastern Oregon University • 2003-05 ~ Assistant, Eastern Oregon, University • 1997-98 ~ Assistant coach, Shelton High School



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Fourth Season

Northern Arizona, 2002

Westwood High SchoolMesa, Ariz.

Aug. 23, 1976

There wasn’t a need for introductions when Dan Finn joined Robb Akey’s staff in the winter of 2007. Akey and offensive coordinator Steve Axman were coaches during Finn’s playing days at Northern Arizona. This is the fifth season the three will be together.

Among Finn’s charges last season was first-round NFL draft choice Mike Iupati, who was an Outland Tro-phy finalist and a consensus All-American. Iupati is one of two all-conference players Finn has coached in his Idaho tenure. He also guided first-team all-Western Athletic Conference center Adam Korby, who also was a Rimington Watch List player.

Finn knows all about playing in the trenches. While at Northern Arizona, Finn was a starting offensive lineman under Axman. For two of the years during Finn’s time with the Lumberjacks, Akey prowled the sidelines as the defensive coordinator.

After Finn was chosen to the NCAA Division I-AA All-America first team in both 1996 and 1997, the three embarked on very different journeys before eventually reuniting in Moscow a decade later. Finn’s travels initially led him to the NFL, where in 1999 he started as a guard in NFL Europe.

After his playing career ended, Finn made coaching stops in Phoenix and Southern Utah before taking a job as a graduate assistant offen-sive line coach at the University of Utah.

Akey knew he had the right person in Finn, whose playing and coaching credentials give him the depth of experience needed to oversee the entire offensive line of a Division I-A program.

“He was a physical and aggressive player,” Akey said, “so he brings that into his teaching of the game.

“You want an offensive line to be aggressive and I think he brings that.”

Akey also likes to bring up his concept of building a family when he speaks of Finn.

“This gives us an opportunity to show that you will be one of our players for life,” Akey said. “Here’s a guy who played for us years ago and now here he is working with us.”

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2004-06 ~ Graduate assistant, University of Utah • 2003-04 ~ Graduate assistant, Southern Utah University • 2003 ~ Defensive coordinator, Phoenix College • 2002 ~ Assistant, Mesa College



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University of Idaho, 2004Central Valley High School

Spokane, Wash.Oct. 11, 1980

Wife, DawnDaughter, Ryan Nicole

For secondary coach Patrick Libey, coaching at the University of Idaho isn’t another step in a career that leads somewhere else. For Libey, Idaho is the destination and that falls right into Akey’s plan of building a family.

About Libey, Akey said, “We brought part of the family back. He’s a Vandal. He’s an alum. He cares about this place big time. He puts his heart and soul into it.”

Libey added co-special teams coach – an assignment he shares with Jeremy Thielbahr, to his duties this spring.

During his time as an athlete at Idaho, Libey was a two-time captain for the Vandals as a linebacker. As a Vandal, Libey accumulated 225 total tackles with a career high of 72 his senior season (2003). He was second on the team as a junior with 69 in 2002.

Akey underscores the fact that Libey is an Ida-ho alum by saying, “Having a Vandal on our staff is a big plus. He carries the Vandal pride to work with him every day. That’s an awe-some deal for us.”

Libey comes back to the Vandals from across the border where he was a graduate assistant at Washington State under Akey. Having had the ability to see Libey in action was more im-portant to Akey’s decision to bring him back to Moscow than any other reason.

“He’s young but he did a great job as a gradu-ate assistant,” Akey said. “He has a burning desire to teach it the right way.”

COACHING EXPERIENCE2005-06 ~ Graduate assistant, Washington State University • 2005 ~ Special teams coordinator/tight ends, Central Valley High School • Assistant, Central Valley High School



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COACHING EXPERIENCE

2008-09 ~ Southern Utah University, Assistant head coach/tight ends/running backs • 2006-07 ~ University of Utah, intern/tight ends • 2002-05 ~ Alta High School, tight ends/offensive line • 1988-89 ~ Dixie College, assistant

Former San Diego Charger and one-time FCS single-season receptions record holder Al Pupunu is the newest member of Robb Akey’s Idaho football staff as he joins the Vandals’ as tight ends coach.

Pupunu, who comes to Idaho 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 Champi-onship game and averaged 9.8 yards per catch during his career.

He made his collegiate mark at Weber State, when Akey was on the Wildcats’ staff, by leading the FCS in receptions with 93 in 1991. That mark still stands as the second-best ever by a tight end in FCS history.

“Al is a first-class person,” Akey said. “He proved to me he’s a very good teacher. He also brings along some tricks of the trade that come with having played this game successfully at the highest level.

“I’m very happy and very excited about having Al as a member of our staff.”

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 four children - Miley, Kade, Brynnli and Kenna.

First seasonWeber State, 1991; Utah 2003

Oct. 17, 1969Wife, Mindi

Children, Miley, Brynnli, Kenna, Kade



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Third season

Washington State University, 2001 & 2007

Sandpoint High SchoolSandpoint, Idaho

Jan. 8, 1979

When Jeremy Thielbahr took over coaching Idaho’s running backs, he could relate after hav-ing played four years at neighboring Washington State University. He further utilized his back-ground this past spring when he joined Patrick Libey as co-special teams coach – a segment of the game he also knows from experience as the captain of the special teams unit during Washington State’s 10-2 Sun Bowl season.

During the Vandals’ 2009 Humanitarian Bowl Championship season, his backs tallied 164.7 yards per game as part of an offensive unit that ranked ninth nationally in total offense.

It was during his days with the Cougars that his association with Vandal head coach Robb Akey, who was a WSU assistant at the time, was established.

He has pursued a coaching career since graduating from Washington State University in 2001 as a double major – Social Studies and History with a minor in Sociology.

Thielbahr was a four-year letterman at Washington State. He played at running back and tight end and was the special teams captain as a senior. He was a member of the Cougars’ Rose

and Sun bowl teams and, after completing his eligibility, played in the Paradise Bowl and New Era Bowl – two college football all-star games.

He was a graduate assistant at WSU for three seasons and was a part of the staffs of the 2002 Rose Bowl and 2003 Holiday Bowl teams.

He left Washington State for Montana State where he served in various capacities. He was the Bobcats’ tight ends coach and video coordina-tor from 2004-05. He added recruiting coordinator responsibilities in 2006 – a role he maintained though 2007 even though he migrated to the defensive side of the ball and was the defensive line coach and as-sistant head coach from 2005-07.

Thielbahr completed his Master of Arts in teaching in 2007.

COACHING EXPERIENCE2005-07 ~ Defensive line/assistant head coach, Montana State University • 2004-05 ~ Tight ends/video coordinator, Montana State University • 2001-03 ~ Graduate assistant, Washington State University



DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS AND SERVICES

DAMIEN GARNETTWilmington College (2000) • Second season

Simon Kenton High School • Independence, Ky.

Damien Garnett joins the University of Idaho staff as the Director of Athletics Equipment Operations and Services.

Garnett comes to Idaho after four years as the equipment manager for the Co-lumbus Destroyers of the Arena Football League. Prior to working for the Destroy-ers, he was the Athletic Equipment Man-ager for Olympic Sports at the Univer-sity of Cincinnati (2001-2005) and the Football Equipment Manager at Lehigh University (2000-01).

He is a 2000 graduate of Wilmington College with a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management.

He and his wife, Jill, have two daughters Katelyn and Maddyson.

Steele joined the University of Ida-ho staff in 1989 as the Vandals’ head athletic trainer. His duties expanded to include all student-athlete services (ath-letic training room, strength and condi-tioning, and equipment services. He also oversaw the remodel of the Vandals’ ath-letic training and equipment room, and the construction of three state-of-the-art team rooms. The revamped athletic training room gives Idaho student-ath-letes access to the best in preventative and rehabilitative equipment 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 Association. Steele and his wife, Sue, have two children – Barbara and Ross. He is a 1975 graduate of Pasco, Wash., High School.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC TRAINING SERVICES

BARRIE STEELEWashington State University (1979) • 24th season

Pasco High School • Pasco, Wash.

DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS

Vaught is in his third season as Director of Football Operations after earning his master’s degree in Intercollegiate Athletic Leadership at the University of Washing-ton. He graduated cum laude from Or-egon State University with a bachelor’s degree in Business. In preparing for a career in athletics adminstration, Vaught served as the interim director of the Nor-dstrom Tennis Center, was the assistant director of the Pac-10 Women’s Golf Championship (2007) and the NCAA Vol-leyball Regional (2006). He also served as the visiting team liaison at the NCAA Gymnastics National Championship in 2006, assisted in Oregon State Event Management (2003-06) and Oregon State Football Operations (winter 2006). He and his wife, Bailey, were married in July 2009.

Oregon State University (2006)University of Washington (2007)

Third season

MARK VAUGHT

SPEED, STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

JAKE SCHARNHORSTNorthern Colorado (2002) • University of Idaho

(2005)• Second seasonGenessee High School • Genessee, Idaho

Jake Scharnhorst returned to Idaho in July 2009. A graduate assistant in 2003-04 and an assistant strength coach for the Vandals in 2004-05, Scharnhorst returns to the Idaho strength and condi-tioning staff as head strength and condi-tioning coach after spending three years as an assistant strength coach at Missis-sippi and another as head strength and conditioning coach at Utah State.

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

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



KEVIN SMALL

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

SHELLEY McLAM

GRADUATE ASSISTANT

BLAKE MALSAMVIDEO COORDINATOR

SAM TEEVENSTeevens begins his 10th season as Idaho’s video

coordinator. During his tenure, he has been a part of the increasingly high-tech world of team video. Teevens came to Idaho from Tulane where he

was the assistant facilities manager from 1994-96 and the administra-tive assistant/assistant video coordinator from 1993-96. A native of Boston, Mass., Teevens played football for the University of

New Hampshire from 1981-85. His wife, Yogi, is one of Idaho’s co-head track coaches. They have one son, Cody, and one daughter, Peyton.

Shelley has been the football administrative assistant for three seasons. She is an native of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, but grew up in Moscow and graduated from Moscow High School.

She and her husband Curt have two sons. They are an avid outdoor family, whose interests include hunting,

fishing, camping and snowmobiling.

Malsam is a 2004 graduate of Coeur d’Alene’s Lake City High School, where he played football and basketball and ran track. He was an all-Inland Empire League choice in football where he played wide receiver and cornerback. He attended Whitworth University in 2004-05 and 2005-06 and was a

receiver and cornerback on the Pirates’ football team. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education at Idaho and

is pursuing his master’s. He was born Nov. 4, 1985.

GRADUATE ASSISTANT

MATT TROXELTroxel begins work his master’s degree at

Idaho after earning his bachelor’s degree at the University of Montana. He was a three-year letter-man for the Grizzlies and was the 2007 recipient of the Naisby Reinhardt Athletic Academic Endowment. Montana was a three-time Big Sky Conference champion, I-AA runner-up and I-AA semifinalist while Troxel played there. He is the grandson of the late Ed Troxel, former Idaho coaching and a northwest coaching legend. He is a 2004 graduate of Coeur d’Alene’s Lake City High School. He was born Jan. 17, 1986.

CHRIS BALTZERSTUDENT ASSISTANT

Baltzer joined the Vandals last fall as a defen-sive adminstrative assistant. He is a graduate of Washington State University and of Sheldon High School at Eugene, Ore. He was a linebacker for WSU’s Cougars and while at Sheldon he played football, basketball and baseball and earned seven varsity letters. He was born March 14, 1985.

STUDENT ASSISTANT

Small joined the Vandal coaching staff after playing tight end at Idaho for two seasons and earning Scout Team Player of the Year honors during his redshirt season. As a junior in 2008, he played in 10 games, started two and caught two passes for 20 yards and one touchdown. As a senior in 2009, he caught four passes for 28 years and was a key figure in the Vandals ability to block and protect for an offense ranked ninth in total offense. He attended Palomar Junior College before transferring to Idaho. In addition to starting at tight end at Palomar, he played for its Pacific Coast Conference championship basketball team. He is a graduate of Escondido (Calif.) High School.


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NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. EXP. PREVIOUS SCHOOL HOMETOWN26 Brandon Artz S 5-10 189 Sr. 2L Grandview High School/Southern Oregon Grandview, Wash.12 Quin Ashley S 5-11 209 Jr. 2L Paris High School Paris, Texas40 Henry Asuega DT 6-0 279 So. SQ Corona High School Corona, Calif.8 Kama Bailey RB 5-9 203 Jr. 2L Damien Memorial High School Honolulu, Hawaiì5 Ryan Bass RB 5-9 209 So. TR Centennial High School/Arizona State Corona, Calif.79 Spencer Beale OL 6-4 315 Fr. HS Lewiston High School Lewiston, Idaho31 Jeff rey Bediako LB 6-3 237 Fr. RS Boise High School Amsterdam, The Netherlands45 Chase Bell S 5-8 189 Fr. HS Kamehameha Schools Wailuku, Hawaiì44 Garrett Bentz LB 6-0 195 Fr. HS Vale High School Vale, Ore.50 Tyler Brooks LB 6-1 222 Jr. 2L Orofi no High School Orofi no, Idaho4 Logan Bushnell QB 6-2 199 So. SQ Emerald Ridge High School Puyallup, Wash.27 Isaac Butt s CB 6-0 185 Sr. 3L Richland High School Pasco, Wash.14 Tracy Carter CB 5-11 175 Fr. RS Madison High School Mesquite, Texas46 Elliott Chapman LB 6-0 220 Jr. JC Grossmont College/Marin Catholic High School Larkspur, Calif.36 Joe Christi anson S 6-0 193 Fr. HS Timberline High School Boise, Idaho70 Matt Cleveland OL 6-4 311 Jr. 1L Kentwood High School Kent, Wash.93 Michael Cosgrove DT 6-4 289 Jr. 2L Desert Pines High School Las Vegas, Nev.13 Bobby Cowan QB/P 6-5 220 So. 1L Evergreen High School Vancouver, Wash.22 Mitchell Crockom WR 6-1 175 Fr. HS Alhambra High School Alhambra, Calif.32 Bryce Davis RB 5-9 203 Jr. TR Auburn High School Auburn, Wash.98 Jesse Davis DE 6-6 275 Fr. HS Asoti n High School Asoti n, Wash.7 Preston Davis WR 6-2 201 Jr. 2L Shadow Ridge High School Las Vegas, Nev.12 Taylor Davis QB 6-3 213 Fr. RS Boulder Creek High School Anthem, Ariz.34 JoJo Dickson LB 6-2 235 Sr. 3L Baldwin High School Wailuku, Hawaiì94 Larry Dugan DT 6-2 322 Fr. RS Gahr High School Cerritos, Calif.81 Taylor Elmo TE 6-4 244 Fr. RS Eisenhower High School Yakima, Wash.10 Nathan Enderle QB 6-5 233 Sr. 3L North Platt e High School North Platt e, Neb.59 Pat Enders DE 6-0 251 Fr. RS Gonzaga Prep Spokane, Wash.21 Trey Farquhar K 6-1 180 So. 1L Redlands East Valley Redlands, Calif. 41 Austi n Fedderson LB 5-10 213 So. El Reno High School El Reno, Calif.55 Andre Ferguson DE 6-3 226 Jr. 2L East Valley High School Redlands, Calif.92 Maxx Forde DE 6-4 256 Fr. HS Woodinville High School Woodinville, Wash.47 Ben Garnett LB 5-10 238 So. SQ Joseph High School Joseph, Ore.57 Justi n Green DE 6-2 229 Fr. RS Hockinson High School Brush Prairie, Wash.1 Eric Greenwood WR 6-6 223 Sr. 3L Edmonds-Woodway High School Edmonds, Wash.6 Aaron Grymes CB 5-11 180 So. 1L West Seatt le High School Seatt le, Wash.61 Tevita Halaholo OL 6-5 335 Sr. 1L College of San Mateo/Mills High School Millbrae, Calif.88 Daniel Hardy H 6-4 242 Sr. 2L West High School Anchorage, Alaska29 Matt hew Harvey CB 5-10 168 Jr. 1L Parkland High School/Ellsworth CC (Iowa) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.71 Clell Hasenbank OL 6-0 287 Sr. SQ McEwen High School/College of Siskiyous Adams, Ore.6 Robert Hatchett III WR 5-9 179 So. 1L Centennial High School Compton, Calif.30 Tom Hennessey CB 5-11 175 Fr. HS Mountain Home High School Mountain Home, Idaho19 Justi n Hernandez WR 5-10 190 So. SQ Lapwai High School Lapwai, Idaho85 Clayton Homme TE 6-5 238 Fr. RS Southridge High School Kennewick, Wash.3 Deonte` Jackson RB 5-8 199 Sr. 3L Warren High School Warren, Ark.18 Armauni Johnson WR 6-4 194 Jr. JC West Los Angeles College Jacksonville, Fla.77 Jordan Johnson OL 6-6 319 Fr. RS Santi ago High School Corona, Calif.90 Karel Kearney DT 6-2 273 Fr. HS John B. Connelly High School Austi n, Texas91 Vince Keener DE 6-4 252 Fr. RS Westview High School Avondale, Ariz.10 Shiloh Keo S 5-11 216 Sr. 4L* Archbishop Murphy High School Everett , Wash.

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NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. EXP. PREVIOUS SCHOOL HOMETOWN80 Michael LaGrone TE 6-2 246 Fr. RS McQueen High School Reno, Nev.95 Aaron Lavarias DE 6-3 255 Sr. 3L Woodinville High School Woodinville, Wash.72 Bilal Liggins OL 6-2 286 So. SQ Lakes High School Lakewood, Wash.63 Ronald Mallory OT 6-6 306 So. SQ Deer Valley High School Glendale, Ariz.54 Brad Marboe LB 6-4 208 So. SQ Idaho Falls High School Idaho Falls, Idaho74 Mike Marboe OL 6-2 298 Fr. HS Wenatchee High School Wenatchee, Wash.19 Homer Mauga LB 6-0 215 Jr. JC Helix High School/Grossmont College La Mesa, Calif.58 Benson Mayowa DE 6-3 239 So. 1L Inglewood High School Inglewood, Calif.20 Princeton McCarty RB 5-8 192 Jr. 2L West High School Bakersfi eld, Calif.49 John McKinley LB 6-0 228 Jr. 1L Marsh Valley High School Arimo, Idaho87 Daniel Micheletti WR 6-2 208 Fr. RS Mountain View High School Meridian, Idaho67 Tyrone Novikoff OL 6-7 318 Jr. 2L Curlew High School Curlew, Wash.66 Tim Olmsted OL 6-3 258 Fr. HS Nampa High School Nampa, Idaho2 Kenneth Patt en CB 5-9 188 Jr. 2L Crenshaw High School Los Angeles, Calif.16 Justi n Podrabsky QB 6-6 238 Fr. HS Lewiston High School Lewiston, Idaho15 Marsel Posey WR 5-10 172 Jr. 2L Centennial High School Corona, Calif.65 Christopher Ramos LS 5-11 256 Sr. 1L Don Bosco Tech/Mt. San Antonio College Rosemead, Calif.22 James Randall S 5-11 208 Fr. HS Compton High School Compton, Calif.14 Brian Reader QB 6-3 226 Jr. 1L Monterey Peninsula/Palma High School Prunedale, Calif.68 Guy Reynolds Jr. OL 6-2 301 So. SQ Westview High School Avondale, Ariz.51 Tre`Shawn Robinson LB 5-11 240 Jr. 2L Upland High School Upland, Calif.38 Brennett Rodseth CB 5-9 181 Fr. RS Auburn Riverside High School Auburn, Wash.75 Kyle Salm OL 6-6 306 Fr. HS San Dimas High School San Dimas, Calif.99 Jonah Sataraka DE 6-2 294 Sr. 3L Gov. John Rogers High School Puyallup, Wash33 Conrad Scheidt LB 6-1 222 So. 1L Kamehameha High School Waianae, Hawai`i43 Fonomanu Sekona DT 6-2 292 Sr. 3L Leuzinger High School Lawndale, Calif.42 Paul Senescall LB 6-1 228 Sr. 3L Mead High School Spokane, Wash.2 Maurice Shaw WR 6-3 205 Sr. 3L Colony High School Ontario, Calif.1 Robert Siavii LB 6-1 216 Jr. 2L Leilehua High School Wahaiwa, Hawai`i32 Chance Smith S 5-8 170 Fr. HS Idaho Falls High School Idaho Falls, Idaho96 Charles Smith Jr. DE 6-6 257 Jr. 2L Desert Pines High School Las Vegas, Nev.89 Aaron Strumski DT 6-1 308 Jr. JC South Broward High School/Ellsworth CC Hollywood, Fla.28 Calvin Thompson RB 602 203 Fr. HS Vista Ridge High School Cedar Park, Texas24 Thaad Thompson DB 6-3 215 Jr. JC Ellsworth College Margate, Fla.16 Korey Toomer LB 6-3 230 Sr. 1L Arizona Western/Shadow Ridge High School Las Vegas, Nev.37 Shawn Tucker CB 5-9 178 Fr. RS Laguna Hills High School Laguna Hills, Calif.50 Sam Tupua OL 6-2 372 Jr. JC Palomar Junior College Wilmington, Calif.24 Justi n Veltung WR 5-11 180 So. 1L Puyallup High School Puyallup, Wash.11 Troy Vital RB 6-0 223 So. 1L Copperas Cove High School Copperas Cove, Texas3 Gary Walker S 6-0 187 So. 1L Redlands East Valley High School Redlands, Calif.25 Jayson Washington RB 5-7 151 Fr. HS Moscow High School Moscow, Idaho83 Landon Weaver WR 5-11 186 Jr. SQ LaGrande High School LaGrande, Ore.20 Christi an Whitehead CB 5-10 166 Fr. RS Fairfax High School Los Angeles, Calif.48 Derek Wieti ng TE 5-11 236 Jr. 2L Meridian High School Meridian, Idaho78 Charles Wiley OL 6-5 325 Jr. JC Fu Hun High School/Grossmont College Knoxville, Tenn.23 Demetrius Williams WR 6-0 171 Fr. HS Inderkum High School Sacramento, Calif.7 Trey Williams S 6-2 192 Fr. RS Lefl ore County High School Itt a Bena, Miss.97 Bryan Wilson DL 6-4 301 So. SQ Milpitas High School Milpitas, Calif.

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NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. EXP. PREVIOUS SCHOOL HOMETOWN1 Eric Greenwood WR 6-6 223 Sr. 3L Edmonds-Woodway High School Edmonds, Wash.1 Robert Siavii LB 6-1 216 Jr. 2L Leilehua High School Wahaiwa, Hawaiì2 Kenneth Patt en CB 5-9 188 Jr. 2L Crenshaw High School Los Angeles, Calif.2 Maurice Shaw WR 6-3 205 Sr. 3L Colony High School Ontario, Calif.3 Deonte` Jackson RB 5-8 199 Sr. 3L Warren High School Warren, Ark.3 Gary Walker S 6-0 187 So. 1L Redlands East Valley High School Redlands, Calif.4 Logan Bushnell QB 6-2 199 So. SQ Emerald Ridge High School Puyallup, Wash.5 Ryan Bass RB 5-9 209 So. TR Centennial High School/Arizona State Corona, Calif.6 Aaron Grymes CB 5-11 180 So. 1L West Seatt le High School Seatt le, Wash.6 Robert Hatchett III WR 5-9 179 So. 1L Centennial High School Compton, Calif.7 Preston Davis WR 6-2 201 Jr. 2L Shadow Ridge High School Las Vegas, Nev.7 Trey Williams S 6-2 192 Fr. RS Lefl ore County High School Itt a Bena, Miss.8 Kama Bailey RB 5-9 203 Jr. 2L Damien Memorial High School Honolulu, Hawaiì10 Nathan Enderle QB 6-5 233 Sr. 3L North Platt e High School North Platt e, Neb.10 Shiloh Keo S 5-11 216 Sr. 4L* Archbishop Murphy High School Everett , Wash. 11 Troy Vital RB 6-0 223 So. 1L Copperas Cove High School Copperas Cove, Texas12 Quin Ashley S 5-11 209 Jr. 2L Paris High School Paris, Texas12 Taylor Davis QB 6-3 213 Fr. RS Boulder Creek High School Anthem, Ariz.13 Bobby Cowan QB/P 6-5 220 So. 1L Evergreen High School Vancouver, Wash.14 Tracy Carter CB 5-11 175 Fr. RS Madison High School Mesquite, Texas14 Brian Reader QB 6-3 226 Jr. 1L Monterey Peninsula/Palma High School Prunedale, Calif.15 Marsel Posey WR 5-10 172 Jr. 2L Centennial High School Corona, Calif.16 Justi n Podrabsky QB 6-6 238 Fr. HS Lewiston High School Lewiston, Idaho16 Korey Toomer LB 6-3 230 Sr. 1L Arizona Western/Shadow Ridge High School Las Vegas, Nev.18 Armauni Johnson WR 6-4 194 Jr. JC West Los Angeles College Jacksonville, Fla.19 Homer Mauga LB 6-0 215 Jr. JC Helix High School/Grossmont College La Mesa, Calif.19 Justi n Hernandez WR 5-10 190 So. SQ Lapwai High School Lapwai, Idaho20 Princeton McCarty RB 5-8 192 Jr. 2L West High School Bakersfi eld, Calif.20 Christi an Whitehead CB 5-10 166 Fr. RS Fairfax High School Los Angeles, Calif.21 Trey Farquhar K 6-1 180 So. 1L Redlands East Valley Redlands, Calif. 22 Mitchell Crockom WR 6-1 175 Fr. HS Alhambra High School Alhambra, Calif.22 James Randall S 5-11 208 Fr. HS Compton High School Compton, Calif.23 Demetrius Williams WR 6-0 171 Fr. HS Inderkum High School Sacramento, Calif.24 Thaad Thompson DB 6-3 215 Jr. JC Ellsworth College Margate, Fla.24 Justi n Veltung WR 5-11 180 So. 1L Puyallup High School Puyallup, Wash.25 Jayson Washington RB 5-7 151 Fr. HS Moscow High School Moscow, Idaho26 Brandon Artz S 5-10 189 Sr. 2L Grandview High School/Southern Oregon Grandview, Wash.27 Isaac Butt s CB 6-0 185 Sr. 3L Richland High School Pasco, Wash.28 Calvin Thompson RB 6-2 203 Fr. HS Vista Ridge High School Cedar Park, Texas29 Matt hew Harvey CB 5-10 168 Jr. 1L Parkland High School/Ellsworth CC (Iowa) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.30 Tom Hennessey CB 5-11 175 Fr. HS Mountain Home High School Mountain Home, Idaho31 Jeff rey Bediako LB 6-3 237 Fr. RS Boise High School Amsterdam, The Netherlands32 Chance Smith S 5-8 170 Fr. HS Idaho Falls High School Idaho Falls, Idaho32 Bryce Davis RB 5-9 203 Jr. TR Auburn High School Auburn, Wash.33 Conrad Scheidt LB 6-1 222 So. 1L Kamehameha High School Waianae, Hawaiì34 JoJo Dickson LB 6-2 235 Sr. 3L Baldwin High School Wailuku, Hawaiì36 Joe Christi anson S 6-0 193 Fr. HS Timberline High School Boise, Idaho37 Shawn Tucker CB 5-9 178 Fr. RS Laguna Hills High School Laguna Hills, Calif.38 Brennett Rodseth CB 5-9 181 Fr. RS Auburn Riverside High School Auburn, Wash.40 Henry Asuega DT 6-0 279 So. SQ Corona High School Corona, Calif.

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NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. EXP. PREVIOUS SCHOOL HOMETOWN41 Austi n Fedderson LB 5-10 213 So. El Reno High School El Reno, Calif.42 Paul Senescall LB 6-1 228 Sr. 3L Mead High School Spokane, Wash.43 Fonomanu Sekona DT 6-2 292 Sr. 3L Leuzinger High School Lawndale, Calif.44 Garrett Bentz LB 6-0 195 Fr. HS Vale High School Vale, Ore.45 Chase Bell S 5-8 189 Fr. HS Kamehameha Schools Wailuku, Hawai`i46 Elliott Chapman LB 6-0 220 Jr. JC Grossmont College/Marin Catholic High School Larkspur, Calif.47 Ben Garnett LB 5-10 238 So. SQ Joseph High School Joseph, Ore.48 Derek Wieti ng TE 5-11 236 Jr. 2L Meridian High School Meridian, Idaho49 John McKinley LB 6-0 228 Jr. 1L Marsh Valley High School Arimo, Idaho50 Tyler Brooks LB 6-1 222 Jr. 2L Orofi no High School Orofi no, Idaho50 Sam Tupua OL 6-2 372 Jr. JC Palomar Junior College Wilmington, Calif.51 Tre`Shawn Robinson LB 5-11 240 Jr. 2L Upland High School Upland, Calif.54 Brad Marboe LB 6-4 208 So. SQ Idaho Falls High School Idaho Falls, Idaho55 Andre Ferguson DE 6-3 226 Jr. 2L East Valley High School Redlands, Calif.57 Justi n Green DE 6-2 229 Fr. RS Hockinson High School Brush Prairie, Wash.58 Benson Mayowa DE 6-3 239 So. 1L Inglewood High School Inglewood, Calif.59 Pat Enders DE 6-0 251 Fr. RS Gonzaga Prep Spokane, Wash.61 Tevita Halaholo OL 6-5 335 Sr. 1L College of San Mateo/Mills High School Millbrae, Calif.63 Ronald Mallory OT 6-6 306 So. SQ Deer Valley High School Glendale, Ariz.65 Christopher Ramos LS 5-11 256 Sr. 1L Don Bosco Tech/Mt. San Antonio College Rosemead, Calif.66 Tim Olmsted OL 6-3 258 Fr. HS Nampa High School Nampa, Idaho67 Tyrone Novikoff OL 6-7 318 Jr. 2L Curlew High School Curlew, Wash.68 Guy Reynolds Jr. OL 6-2 301 So. SQ Westview High School Avondale, Ariz.70 Matt Cleveland OL 6-4 311 Jr. 1L Kentwood High School Kent, Wash.71 Clell Hasenbank OL 6-0 287 Sr. SQ McEwen High School/College of Siskiyous Adams, Ore.72 Bilal Liggins OL 6-2 286 So. SQ Lakes High School Lakewood, Wash.74 Mike Marboe OL 6-2 298 Fr. HS Wenatchee High School Wenatchee, Wash.75 Kyle Salm OL 6-6 306 Fr. HS San Dimas High School San Dimas, Calif.77 Jordan Johnson OL 6-6 319 Fr. RS Santi ago High School Corona, Calif.78 Charles Wiley OL 6-5 325 Jr. JC Fu Hun High School/Grossmont College Knoxville, Tenn.79 Spencer Beale OL 6-4 315 Fr. HS Lewiston High School Lewiston, Idaho80 Michael LaGrone TE 6-2 246 Fr. RS McQueen High School Reno, Nev.81 Taylor Elmo TE 6-4 244 Fr. RS Eisenhower High School Yakima, Wash.83 Landon Weaver WR 5-11 186 Jr. SQ LaGrande High School LaGrande, Ore.85 Clayton Homme TE 6-5 238 Fr. RS Southridge High School Kennewick, Wash.87 Daniel Micheletti WR 6-2 208 Fr. RS Mountain View High School Meridian, Idaho88 Daniel Hardy H 6-4 242 Sr. 2L West High School Anchorage, Alaska89 Aaron Strumski DT 6-1 308 Jr. JC South Broward High School/Ellsworth CC Hollywood, Fla.90 Karel Kearney DT 6-2 273 Fr. HS John B. Connelly High School Austi n, Texas91 Vince Keener DE 6-4 252 Fr. RS Westview High School Avondale, Ariz.92 Maxx Forde DE 6-4 256 Fr. HS Woodinville High School Woodinville, Wash.93 Michael Cosgrove DT 6-4 289 Jr. 2L Desert Pines High School Las Vegas, Nev.94 Larry Dugan DT 6-2 322 Fr. RS Gahr High School Cerritos, Calif.95 Aaron Lavarias DE 6-3 255 Sr. 3L Woodinville High School Woodinville, Wash.96 Charles Smith Jr. DE 6-6 257 Jr. 2L Desert Pines High School Las Vegas, Nev.97 Bryan Wilson DL 6-4 301 So. SQ Milpitas High School Milpitas, Calif. 98 Jesse Davis DE 6-6 275 Fr. HS Asoti n High School Asoti n, Wash.99 Jonah Sataraka DE 6-2 294 Sr. 3L Gov. John Rogers High School Puyallup, Wash

NUMERICAL ROSTER



LETTERMEN RETURNING (45) Offense – 17 Defense – 25 Special teams – 3

LETTERMEN LOST (11) Offense – 9 Defense – 2 Special teams – 0

STARTERS LOSTOffense

Peter Bjorvik TE 6-4 245 Sr. 4L Mike Iupati G 6-6 330 Sr. 4L Adam Juratovac G 6-3 306 Sr. 4L Max Komar WR 5-10 202 Sr. 4L Bryce Sinclair T 6-5 327 Sr. 4L Irv Stevens C 6-3 277 Sr. 2L

Defense Oga Faumui T 6-0 299 Sr. 2L Jeromy Jones SS 6-0 200 Sr. 2L

STARTERS RETURNINGOffense

Matt Cleveland OT 6-4 311 Jr. 1L Preston Davis WR 6-2 201 Jr. 2L Nathan Enderle QB 6-5 233 Sr. 3L Eric Greenwood WR 6-6 233 Sr. 3L Daniel Hardy TE 6-4 242 Sr. 2L Deonte` Jackson RB 5-8 199 Sr. 3L Princeton McCarty RB 5-8 192 Jr. 2L Maurice Shaw WR 6-3 205 Sr. 3L

Defense Isaac Butts CB 6-0 185 Sr. 3L Michael Cosgrove DT 6-4 289 Jr. 2L JoJo Dickson LB 6-2 235 Sr. 3L Andre Ferguson DE 6-3 226 Jr. 2L Shiloh Keo S 5-11 216 Sr. 4L Aaron Lavarias DE 6-3 255 Sr. 3L Kenneth Patten CB 5-9 188 Jr. 2L Jonah Sataraka DT 6-2 294 Sr. 3L Paul Senescall LB 6-1 228 Sr. 3L Robert Siavii LB 6-1 216 Jr. 2L

Specialists Bobby Cowan P 6-5 220 So. 1L Trey Farquhar K 6-1 180 So. 1L Christopher Ramos LS 5-11 256 Sr. 1L

SQUAD BREAKDOWN

Akey ACHE-eeAsuega AH-sue-eng-ahBediako BEE-dee-ah-coCowan COW-anDugan DO-ganEti Ena first name rhymes with Eddie; EN-ahFarquhar FAR-qwarTevita Halaholo TAH-vee-ta HALL-ah-HO-low

Homme HA-meArmauni Johnson AR-mon-eeKarel Kearney ka-REL KUHR-nayKeo KAY-ohLavarias lah-VAR-e-usLibey LYE-beeMauga MOWN-gaMayowa MAY-oh-uhNovikoff NO-vi-cough

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Pupunu PAH-pu-nuSataraka SAH-ta-rockaSenescall sen-ES-callSiavii SEE-uh-vee-eeToomer TumorTupua TAH-puh-uhVital VIE-tleWieting Wheating



SQUAD BREAKDOWNBY YEAR

Senior Brandon Artz Isaac Butts JoJo Dickson Nathan Enderle Eric Greenwood Tevita Halaholo Daniel Hardy Clell Hasenbank Deonte Jackson Shiloh Keo Aaron Lavarias Christopher Ramos Jonah Sataraka Fonomanu Sekona Paul Senescall Maurice Shaw Korey Toomer Junior Quin Ashley Kama Bailey Tyler Brooks Elliott Chapman Matt Cleveland Michael Cosgrove Bryce Davis Preston Davis Andre Ferguson Matthew Harvey Armauni Johnson Homer Mauga Princeton McCarty John McKinley Tyrone Novikoff Kenneth Patten Marsel Posey Brian Reader Tre`Shawn Robinson Robert Siavii Charles Smith Jr. Aaron Strumski Thaad Thompson Sam Tupua Landon Weaver Derek Wieting

SQUAD BREAKDOWN

Charles Wiley Sophomore Henry Asuega Ryan Bass Logan Bushnell Bobby Cowan Trey Farquhar Austin Fedderson Ben Garnett Aaron Grymes Robert Hatchett III Justin Hernandez Jared Heston Bilal Liggins Ronald Mallory Brad Marboe Benson Mayowa Guy Reynolds Conrad Scheidt Justin Veltung Troy Vital Gary Walker Bryan Wilson Redshirt freshman Jeffrey Bediako Tracy Carter Taylor Davis Larry Dugan Taylor Elmo Pat Enders Justin Green Clayton Homme Jordan Johnson Vince Keener Michael LaGrone Daniel Micheletti Brennett Rodseth Shawn Tucker Christian Whitehead Trey Williams True freshman Spencer Beale Chase Bell Garrett Bentz Joe Christianson Mitchell Crockom Jesse Davis

Maxx Forde Tom Hennessey Karel Kearney Tyler Kuder Mike Marboe Tim Olmsted Justin Podrabsky James Randall Kyle Salm Chance Smith Calvin Thompson Jayson Washington Demetrius Williams

BY POSITION Quarterback Logan Bushnell Taylor Davis Nathan Enderle Justin Podrabsky Brian Reader Running back Kama Bailey Ryan Bass Bryce Davis Deonte Jackson Princeton McCarty Calvin Thompson Troy Vital Jayson Washington Receiver Michael Crockom Preston Davis Eric Greenwood Robert Hatchett III Justin Hernandez Armauni Johnson Daniel Micheletti Marsel Posey Maurice Shaw Justin Veltung Landon Weaver Demetrius Williams Tight end Taylor Elmo Daniel Hardy Clayton Homme Michael LaGrone

Derek Wieting Offensive line Spencer Beale Matt Cleveland Tevita Halaholo Clell Hasenbank Jordan Johnson Bilal Liggins Ronald Mallory Mike Marboe Tyrone Novikoff Tim Olstead Guy Reynolds Kyle Salm Sam Tupua Charles WileyDefensive line Henry Asuega Michael Cosgrove Jesse Davis Larry Dugan Pat Enders Andre Ferguson Maxx Forde Justin Green Karel Kearney Vince Keener Aaron Lavarias Benson Mayowa Jonah Sataraka Fono Sekona Charles Smith Jr. Aaron Strumski Bryan Wilson Linebacker Jeffrey Bediako Garrett Bentz Tyler Brooks Elliott Chapman JoJo Dickson Austin Fedderson Ben Garnett Brad Marboe Homer Mauga John McKinley Tre`Shawn Robinson Conrad Scheidt

Paul Senescall Robert Siavii Korey Toomer Secondary Brandon Artz Quin Ashley Chase Bell Isaac Butts Tracy Carter Joe Christianson Aaron Grymes Matthew Harvey Tom Hennessey Shiloh Keo Kenneth Patten James Randall Andre Robinson Brennett Rodseth Chance Smith Thaad Thompson Shawn Tucker Gary Walker Christian Whitehead Trey Williams Punter Bobby Cowan Kicker Trey Farquhar Long snapper Christopher Ramos

BY EXPERIENCE 4L Shiloh Keo 3L Isaac Butts JoJo Dickson Nathan Enderle Eric Greenwood Deonte Jackson Aaron Lavarias Jonah Sataraka Fono Sekona Paul Senescall Maurice Shaw 2L Brandon Artz Quin Ashley

Kama Bailey Tyler Brooks Michael Cosgrove Preston Davis Andre Ferguson Daniel Hardy Princeton McCarty Tyrone Novikoff Kenneth Patten Marsel Posey Tre`Shawn Robinson Robert Siavii Charles Smith Jr. Derek Wieting1L Matt Cleveland Bobby Cowan Trey Farquhar Aaron Grymes Tevita Halaholo Matthew Harvey Robert Hatchett III Benson Mayowa John McKinley Christopher Ramos Brian Reader Conrad Scheidt Korey Toomer Justin Veltung Troy Vital Gary Walker SQ Henry Asuega Logan Bushnell Ben Garnett Clell Hasenbank Justin Hernandez Bilal Liggins Ronald Mallory Brad Marboe Guy Reynolds Landon Weaver Bryan Wilson JC Elliott Chapman Armauni Johnson

Homer Mauga Aaron Strumski Thaad Thompson Sam Tupua Charles WileyTR Ryan Bass Bryce DavisRS Jeffrey Bediako Tracy Carter Taylor Davis Larry Dugan Taylor Elmo Pat Enders Justin Green Clayton Homme Jordan Johnson Vince Keener Michael LaGrone Daniel Micheletti Brennett Rodseth Kyle Salm Shawn Tucker Christian Whitehead Trey WilliamsHS Spencer Beale Chase Bell Garrett Bentz Joe Christianson Mitchell Crockom Jesse Davis Maxx Forde Tom Hennessey Karel Kearney Mike Marboe Tim Olsted Justin Podrabsky James Randall Kyle Salm Chance Smith Calvin Thompson Jayson Washington Demetrius Williams

VANDALSVANDALS UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO

7474 FOOTBALL 2010

2010 CAPTAINS

OFFENSE#10 NATHAN ENDERLE

SENIORQUARTERBACK

SPECIAL TEAMS#26 BRANDON ARTZ

SENIORSAFETY

SPECIAL TEAMS#10 SHILOH KEO

SENIORSAFETY

DEFENSE#99 JONAH SATARAKA

SENIORDEFENSIVE TACKLE

DEFENSE#34 JOJO DICKSON

SENIOR LINEBACKER



2010 CO-SPECIAL TEAMS CAPTAIN2009: Played in all 13 games on special teams and in the secondary ... had 19 total tackles ... best game was seven tackles (three solo and four assists) vs. Fresno State ... also the holder for kicker Trey Farquhar.2008: Played in seven games and had three total tackles – all solo.2007: Redshirted.2006: Earned Scout Team Player of the Year recognition while attending Southern Oregon State University ... dean’s list both semesters.High school: First-team all-state recognition as a quarterback and defensive back after a Grandview High record-setting senior campaign ... also earned first-team all-CWAC honors at quarterback and defensive back, was the Old Spice Red Zone Player of the Year, Tri-City Herald third-team quarterback and defensive back, and was the Week 11 Washington state Player of the Week ... started at quarterback, safety and punter ... completed 194-314 passes for 2,256 yards and 21 TDs ... also had 300 yards rushing and five rushing TDs ... had 131 tackles, six interceptions (two of which were returned for TDs), four forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries ... as a junior, was a first-team all-CWAC choice at defensive back and third-team selection at quarterback ... completed 135 of 230 passes for 1,802 yards and 16 TDs ... also rushed for four TDs ... had 87 tackles, four interceptions and four forced fumbles ... started at safety as a sophomore and had 81 tackles and two interceptions ... also played basketball and baseball and ran track ... earned all-CWAC honors in the throwing events ... graduated fourth in his class, was the GHS Student of the Year, ASB President and DECA national qualifier.Personal: Was married in the summer of 2010 ... wife, Cristal ... son of Millie and Derek Artz ... born Dec. 21, 1987 ... majoring in Physical Education.

rtz, Brandon Safety Sr. 5-10 189 2LGrandview High School Southern Oregon Grandview, Wash.A #26

2009: Redshirted and moved to the defensive secondary.2008: Expanded his role yet again ... started the season in a backup quarterback role and finished the season in the secondary ... in addition to throwing the ball, he also had three pass receptions and three rushes for 86 all-purpose yards (35 rushing, 51 receiving).2007: Came to Idaho with the possibility of playing quarterback or defensive back ... moved full-time to the offensive side of the ball mid-season ... played in six games at quarterback and started twice ... completed eight of 22 passes and was intercepted once ... threw for 92 yards and one TD ... also rushed for 111 yards on 28 carries ... best game was at New Mexico State when he was eight of 15 passing for 92 yards and one TD, along with six rushes for 21 yards.High school: Three-year letterman and two-year starter at Paris (Texas) High School ... as a senior, was a unanimous first-team all-District quar-terback ... also all-Red River Valley first-team quarterback and all-Smoaky.com honorable mention quarterback ... as a senior, completed 69 of 143 passes for 993 yards and 11 TDs, and carried the ball 146 times for 902 yards and 17 TDs ... led team in scoring in 2006 ... as a junior, was all-District 12-4A as a quarterback and all-Red River Valley at quarterback ... also played baseball and basketball and competed in track.Personal: Son of Kim and Ray Miller ... born Oct. 22, 1988 ... majoring in Business and Economics.SINGLE-GAME HIGHSPasses attempted – 15 (at New Mexico State, Oct. 20, 2007). Passes completed – 8 (at New Mexico State, Oct. 20, 2007). Yards passing – 92 (at New Mexico State, Oct. 20, 2007). TD passes – 1 (at New Mexico State, Oct. 20, 2007). Long pass – 19 (at New Mexico State, Oct. 20, 2007). Interceptions – 1 (at Nevada, Oct. 27, 2007). Rushing yards – 62 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 13, 2007). Rushes – 11 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 27, 2007). Receptions – 1, three times (vs. Nevada, Oct. 4, 2008; vs. Western Michigan, Sept. 13, 2008, and vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 2008). Receiving yards – 19 (vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 2008). All-purpose yards – 62 (vs. Fresno State, Oct. 13, 2007 [62 rushing, 0 passing). Solo tackles – 2 (at Hawai`i, Nov. 22, 2008).

shley, Quin Safety Jr. 5-11 209 2LParis High School Paris, TexasA #12



(Pronounced AH-sween-ah)

2009: Scout team player.2008: Redshirted.High school: Played fullback and defensive tackle in high school … as a junior, had 28 solo tackles and 17 assists for a total of 45 – an average of 5.6 per game … also had four sacks and one fumble recovery … had a single-game high 10 tackles … missed part of junior season but still earned second-team all-Moun-tain View League recognition … missed senior season because of surgery to repair injury sustained during junior season.Personal: Son of Itutasi and Imeleta Asuega ... born Jan. 4, 1990.

suega, Henry Defensive tackle So. 6-0 279 SQCorona High School Corona, Calif.A #40

(Pronounced comma)• All-time single-season record holder for kickoff return yardage (955, 2008) • Second on all-time career kick-off return yardage list (1,408) • Second on all-time single-season list for kickoff returns (45, 2008) • All-time career kickoff return leader (63)2009: Primarily kickoff returner ... also played at running back ... moved into first on all-time kickoff return list with 63 and into second on all-time kickoff return yardage list with 1,408, which includes three returns for 79 yards in Humanitarian Bowl victory ... ranked 11th in WAC in average per kickoff return.2008: Pressed into service as a true freshman ... had two receptions – both for TDs – on catches of 33 and 27 yards at Louisiana Tech ... finished the season as Idaho’s all-time single-season kickoff return yardage leader with 955 yards on 41 returns, which is second on the single-season returns list.High school: Honolulu Star Bulletin Offensive Player of the Year as a senior … ILH co-Offensive Player of the Year … first-team all-ILH running back … also earned all-state recognition as a junior … as a senior, carried the ball 192 times for a single-season state record 2,098 yards … scored 22 TDs and averaged 10.9 yards per carry … set single-game Interscholastic League record of 370 yards … also had six receptions for 94 yards … played in East-West All-Star game and had two kickoff returns for TDs – one of 96 yards and one of 94 yards … rushed for 1,600 yards as a junior … senior class secretary.Personal: Son of JulieAnn and Eugene Bailey Jr. ... born May 29, 1990.SINGLE-GAME HIGHSRushes – 2, twice (vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 2008, and at Arizona, Aug. 30, 2008). Yards rushing – 12 (at Arizona, Aug. 30, 2008). Long rush – 12 (at Arizona, Aug. 30, 2008). Re-ceptions – 2 (at Louisiana Tech, Oct. 18, 2008). Yards receiving – 60 (at Louisiana Tech, Oct. 18, 2008). Long reception – 33 (at Louisiana Tech, Oct. 18, 2008). TD receiving – 2 (at Louisiana Tech, Oct. 18, 2008). Kick returns – 9 (at Fresno State, Oct. 11, 2008). Kick return yards – 217 (vs. Nevada, Oct. 4, 2008). Long kick return – 43 (vs. Nevada, Oct. 4, 2008). Punt returns – 3 (at Fresno State, Oct. 11, 2008). Punt return yards – 3, twice (at Fresno State, Oct. 11, 2008, and at San Diego State, Sept. 27, 2008). Long punt return – 4 (at Fresno State, Oct. 11, 2008).

ailey, Kama Running back Jr. 5-9 203 2LDamien Memorial High School Honolulu, Hawai`iB #8

RUSHINGYear G ATT YDS AVG. TDS LONG AVG./G2008 11 4 18 4.5 0 12 1.62009 13 5 30 6.0 0 15 2.3Totals 24 9 48 5.3 0 15 2.0RECEIVINGYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG AVG./G2008 11 2 60 30.0 2 33 5.52009 13 5 27 5.4 0 9 2.1Totals 24 7 87 12.4 2 33 3.6 KICK RETURNSYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG2008 11 41 955 23.3 0 43 2009 13 22 453 20.6 0 33Totals 24 63 1408 22.3 0 43PUNT RETURNSYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG2008 11 9 8 0.9 0 4 ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGEYear G RUSH REC KR PR TOTAL AVG./G2008 11 18 60 955 8 1041 94.62009 13 30 27 453 0 510 39.2Totals 24 48 87 1408 8 1551 64.6



(Pronounced BEE-dee-ah-co) 2009: Redshirt.High school: First-team all-Southern Idaho Conference ... 38 tackles, two quarterback hurries, one pass deflection ... 4.46 40 ... also played tight end ... played at Boise High after moving to Idaho from Amsterdam, The Netherlands, as a high school senior Personal: From Amsterdam, The Netherlands ... exchange student at Boise High School.

ediako, Jeffrey Linebacker Fr. 6-3 237 RSBoise High School Amsterdam, The NetherlandsB #31

2009: Played in 11 games on special teams ... had two tackles.2008: Saw action in four games and had two tackles.2007: Redshirted.High school: Three-year starter for the Maniacs... as a senior, was a team captain, team Most Valuable Player and the conference Defensive Most Valuable Player... led team in tackles all three years he started... member of the National Honor Society... earned Student of the Month recognition.Personal: Son of Carrie and Randy Brooks... born Aug. 20, 1988... majoring in Exercise Science and Health.

rooks, Tyler Linebacker Jr. 6-1 222 2LOrofino High School Orofino, IdahoB #50

2009: Scout team player.2008: Walked on and redshirted. High school: Academic all-South Puget Sound League ... Tacoma Athletic Commission Athlete of the Month for September 2007 ... led the Jaguars to a 4-0 record for the month by completing 59 of 99 pass attempts (11 TDs) ... also rushed for 90 yards and one 1 TD during the streak ... finalist for TAC Athlete of the Year ... two-year starter at quarterback and defensive back ... set school records for passing TDs in a season (18), passing yards in a season (1,842), completions in a season (127) and single-game completions (26) ... team captain as a senior ... team’s Most Valuable Offensive Back as voted by coaching staff ... also played baseball.Personal: Son of Vicki and Mitch Bushnell ... born June 5, 1990.

ushnell, Logan Quarterback So. 6-2 199 SQEmerald Ridge High School Puyallup, Wash.B #4



2009: Missed two games with injury and started seven ... had 41 total tackles (27 solo and 14 assists) as well as four passes defensed ... had six solo tackles and one assist in addition to TFL and one pass breakup in Humanitarian Bowl victory.2008: Earned a starting role in the Vandal secondary ... had 42 total tackles (32 solo and 10 assists) ... led the Vandals with three pass interceptions ... also had two passes de-fensed in ad-dition to one quar terback hurry and one forced fumble.2007: As a true fresh-man, played in eight games as a special teams player and backup safety ... accounted for nine total tackles (seven solo and two assists) and one pass breakup ... Elite Eleven award winner.

High school: Earned all-conference honors and was a team captain for the Bombers ... competed in football, basketball and track. Personal: Son of Benjie Allen and Jimmy Butts ... born July 6, 1989 ... majoring in Marketing.SINGLE-GAME HIGHSTotal tackles – 7, twice (vs, Bowling Green State University, Dec. 30, 2009, and at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009). Solo tackles – 5 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008). Assisted tackles – 4, twice (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009, and vs. Western Michigan, Sept. 13, 2008). Forced fumbles – 1, twice (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009, and at Utah State, Sept. 20, 2008). Interceptions – 2 (vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 2008). Quarterback hurries – 1 (vs. Western Michigan, Sept. 13, 2008). Passes defensed – 2, twice (vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009, and at Northern Illinois, Sept. 26, 2009). Tackles for loss – 1, twice (vs. Bowling Green State University, Dec. 30, 2009, and at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009).

utts, Isaac Cornerback Sr. 6-0 185 2LRichland High School Richland, Wash.B #27

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2007 8 7 2 9 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 12008 12 32 13 45 0-0 0-0 1 0 3-41 1 22009 11 27 14 41 2.0-4 0-0 1 0 0-0 0 5Totals 31 66 29 96 2.0-4 0-0 2 0 3-41 1 8

2009: Redshirt.High school: 11-3A First-team all-district cornerback as a senior and second team as a junior ... two year-starter at Madison High and three-year letterman ... as a senior, had four interceptions and 15 passes defensed ... also a standout track athlete ... on Madison’s 4x400 state championship team ... regional qualifier in the hurdles ... earned Madison’s Athlete of the School award and was an Honors Society A&B Honor Roll member.Personal: Son of Terri Shellman and Tracy Carter ... born April 17, 1991 ... majoring in electrical engineer-ing.

arter, Tracy Cornerback Fr. 5-11 175 RSMadison High School Mesquite, TexasC #14



2009: Started all 13 games at left offensive tackle ... key figure in the Vandals offense, which was ranked second-most improved pass offense in the nation and one that was ranked sixth nationally in pass efficiency as well as fourth in tackles-for-loss allowed ... only underclassman in the starting of-fensive line.2008: Sustained season-ending injury in fall camp.2007: Redshirted.High school: As a senior, first-team all-Puget Sound League, all-area by the Seattle Times and Tacoma News Tribune, and all-state by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer ... chosen to play in East-West All-Star Game ... two-year starter ... also played rugby ... on weight-lifting team.Personal: Son of Teresa and Art Cleveland ... born Aug. 15, 1989 ... majoring in Exercise Science and Health.

leveland, Matt Offensive tackle Jr. 6-4 311 1LKentwood High School Kent, Wash.C #70

2009: Played in all 13 games and started 12 at defensive tackle ... best outing was six tackles (one solo, five assists) at New Mexico State.2008: Played in 11 of 12 games ... started twice ... had 19 total tackles (11 solo and eight assists) .... also had three tackles for loss and one sack.2007: Redshirt.High school: As a senior, first-team all-Sunrise Region on offense and defense and second-team all-state of-fensively and defensively ... was the division co-Defensive Player of the Year as a senior ... team captain as a junior and senior ... as a senior, had 89 tackles, four sacks, two deflected passes, four fumble recoveries and two interceptions ... as a junior, was second-team all-region as a defensive lineman ... two-year starter ... also wrestled and was a three-time team captain.Personal: Son of Debra and Chris Cosgrove ... born May 29, 1989 ... majoring in Business and Economics.SINGLE-GAME HIGHSTotal tackles – 6 (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009). Solo tackles – 3, four times (vs. Bowling Green, Dec. 30, 2009; at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009; at Louisiana Tech, Oct. 18, 2008, and at Arizona, Aug. 30, 2008). Assists – 5 (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009). Tack-les for loss – 1, six times (at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009; vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009; at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009; at Louisiana Tech, Oct. 18, 2008; vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 2008, and at Arizona, Aug. 30, 2008). Sacks – 1, three times (at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009; at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009; vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 2008). Forced fumble – 1 (vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009). Quarterback hurries – 1 (vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009).

osgrove, Michael Defensive tackle Jr. 6-4 289 2LDesert Pines High School Las Vegas, Nev.C #93

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2008 11 11 8 19 3.0-12 1.0-10 0 0 0-0 0 02009 13 13 20 33 3.0-10 2.0-9 1 0 0-0 1 0Totals 24 24 28 52 6.0-22 3.0-19 1 0 0-0 1 0



owan, Bobby Punter So. 6-5 220 1LEvergreen High School Vancouver, Wash.C #13

(Pronounced COW-an)2009: Stepped in and admirably filled the shoes of departed All-American T.J. punter ... averaged 43.0 yards per punt for the fifth best single-season mark in school history ... WAC Player of the Week after averaging 49.2 yards per kick at New Mexico State ... aver-age of 3.3 punts per game was just short of the NCAA minimum of 3.6 to be calculated into national rankings, where he would have tied for 24th.2008: Redshirted.High school: 2008 graduate of Evergreen High School ... all-state punter for three seasons and all-state quarterback as a sophomore and senior ... had 2,000 yards passing and 20 touchdowns... also played basketball.Personal: Son of Julie and Dave Cowan... born March 5, 1990 ... majoring in Business.SINGLE-GAME HIGHSPunts – 7 (vs. Bowling Green State, Dec. 30, 2009). Punting yards – 280 (vs. Bowling Green State, Dec. 30, 2009). Average per punt – 49.2 (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009). Long punt – 67 (at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009).

PUNTINGYear G No. Yds. Avg. Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 2009 13 43 1850 43.0 67 2 7 6 9 11

avis, Bryce Running back So. 5-9 212 TRAuburn High School/Pacific Luthern University Auburn, Wash.D #32

Previous school: Played in all nine games for PLU in 2008 and was the team’s second leading rusher … finished the season with 35 carries for 118 yards and one touchdown … averaged 3.4 yards per carry … also caught one pass for 11 yards … blocked one kick on the season.Personal: Son of Telecia Davis and Cheryl Davis … born Oct. 19, 1989.



2009: Played in all 13 games and wound up with the last — and one of the most memorable plays of the season when he caught the winning two-point conversion pass from Nathan Enderle in the 2009 Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl ... had career high 119 yards in Humanitarian Bowl and career long reception (50) in winning drive ... caught 33 passes for 460 yards ... receptions were third best on team; yards were fourth ... also carried the ball twice for 25 rushing yards and completed one of two passes.2008: Played in all 12 games and started nine ... second leading receiver in terms of receptions (27) and yards (296) ... best game was six receptions for 77 yards at Fresno State ... also rushed for 19 yards in that game for then-career-high 96 all-purpose yards.High school: First-team all-Sunset Region … First-team all-Northwest Division … as a

junior, was second-team all-division as a receiver and defensive end … served in multiple roles at Shadow Ridge … as a senior, had 36 receptions for 613 yards and seven TDs … also carried the ball 27 times for 192 yards and TDs … defensively, accounted for 42 total tackles (30 solo, 12 assists), three sacks, an interception, three fumble recoveries, one blocked punt and two blocked field goals … also returned kickoffs (average of 21.33).Personal: Son of Cynthia Davis and Alphonzo Davis ... born April 23, 1990.SINGLE-GAME HIGHSReceptions – 6 (at Fresno State, Oct. 11, 2008). Receiving yards – 119 (vs. Bowling Green State, Dec. 30, 2009). Receiving touchdowns – 2 (at Fresno State, Oct. 11, 2008). Long reception – 50 (vs. Bowling Green State, Dec. 30, 2009). All-purpose yards – 119 (vs. Bowling Green State, Dec. 30, 2009 [119 receiving, 0 rushing]). Carries – 2, twice (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009, and at Fresno State, Oct. 11, 2008). Rushing yards – 25 (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009). Long rush – 19 (at San Diego State, Sept. 27, 2008).

avis, Preston Receiver Jr. 6-2 201 2LShadow Ridge High School Las Vegas, Nev.D #7

RECEIVINGYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG AVG./G2008 12 27 296 11.0 3 31 24.72009 13 33 460 13.9 1 50 35.4Totals 25 60 756 12.6 5 50 30.2RUSHINGYear G ATT YDS AVG. TDS LONG AVG./G2008 12 7 48 6.9 0 19 4.02009 13 2 25 12.5 1 14 1.9Totals 25 9 73 8.1 1 19 2.9ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGEYear G RUSH REC KR PR TOTAL AVG./G2008 12 48 296 0 0 344 28.72009 13 25 460 0 0 485 30.5Totals 25 73 756 0 0 829 33.1

avis, Taylor Quarterback Fr. 6-3 213 RSBoulder Creek High School Anthem, Ariz.D #12

2009: Redshirted.High school: Northwest Region Offensive Player of the Year ... All-State selection ... first-team all region after throwing for 2,357 yards and 26 TDs ... completed 64 percent of his passes as a senior ... as a junior, threw for 855 yards and nine TDs ... as a junior, was second-team Northwest Region ... was in the final four of 48 original players from 17 states at the EA Sports Quarterback Camp at Las Vegas ... finished second i n the accuracy competition at the EA camp ... the EA Sports Elite 11 recap had this: “Davis might be the top QB prospect in Arizona this class. ... has plus arm strength, a good setup and delivery and was obviously quite accurate all day long.” ... 2008 team, which was only in its third year of existence, advanced to second round of playoffs.... also played basketball and baseball.Personal: Son of Alyse and Bobby Davis and was born May 15, 1990.



ickson, JoJo Linebacker Sr. 6-2 235 3LBaldwin High School Wailuku, Hawai`iD #34

2010 CO-DEFENSIVE CAPTAIN2009: Started all 13 games at linebacker and was the Vandals’ second leading tackler ... had 79 total tackles (43 solo and 36 assists) ... had six stops (four solo, two assists) as well as a blocked field goal at-tempt ... 74-yard interception return vs. San Diego State is sixth longest in school history ... WAC Player of the Week after San Diego State game ... second-team WAC all-conference choice.2008: Played in nine games and started four ... missed three because of injury ... had 35 total tackles (29 solo and six assists) ... had four tackles for loss and one sack as well as one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and one pass defensed.2007: Found his way onto the field immediately ... played in all 12 games as a true fresh-man and started twice ... accumulated 34 total tackles (20 solo and 14 assists) ... also had four tackles-four loss (-14 yards), which includes one quarterback sack (-8 yards) ... had one blocked kick and one pass deflection ... Elite Eleven award winner.High school: First team all-Maui Interscholastic League as a senior ... also earned sec-ond-team all-state recognition as a senior ... two-year letterman ... helped team advance to state semifinals ... MVP on defense ... also competed in track.Personal: Son of Liane and Joseph K. Dickson ... born July 13, 1989 ... majoring in Athletic Training.

SINGLE-GAME BESTSTackles – 12 (vs. Fresno State, Nov. 7, 2009); Unassisted tackles – 7 (vs. Fresno State, Nov. 7, 2009); Assists – 7 (at San Jose State, Oct. 6, 2007); Passes defensed – 1, four times (vs. Hawai`i, Oct. 17, 2009; at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009; at Nevada, Oct. 4, 2008, and at Boise State, Nov. 17, 2007); Blocked kick – 1, twice (vs. Bowling Green State, Dec. 30, 2009, and at San Jose State, Oct. 6, 2007); Interceptions – 1, twice (at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009, and vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009).

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2007 12 20 14 34 4.0-14 1.0-8 0 0-0 0-0 0 12008 9 29 6 35 4.0-12 1.0-7 1 1-0 0-0 0 12009 13 43 36 79 4.5-17 1.0-3 0 0-0 2-113 1 2 Totals 34 92 56 148 12.5-43 3.0-18 1 1-0 2-113 1 4* 74-yard interception return for TD vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009

ugan, Larry Defensive tackle Fr. 6-2 322 RSGahr High School Cerritos, Calif.D #94

2009: Redshirted.

High school: 2008 graduate of Gahr High School ... as a senior, had 48 solo stops and 39 assists for 87 total tackles … averaged 7.3 tackles per game … also had two sacks and one interception … helped lead team to 10-3 overall record and to a Western Division semifinal game … two-year starter.

Personal: Son of Lois Washington ... born June 2, 1990.



2009: Redshirted.High school: Seattle Times Red Chip prospect ... honorable mention all-Big Nine quarterback as a senior ... all-league selection at linebacker as a sophomore ... starting quarterback at Eisenhower as a junior and senior ... also started at safety ... in two seasons, threw for 2,380 yards and 23 TDs ... also rushed for 1,631 yards and 16 TDs ... said Elmo after committing to the Vandals, “The whole setting seemed right for me. The school size is good, and the older players were real positive about the program.” ... Ron Siegel’s all-state senior team as a defensive back. ... also played basketball and was a regional MVP for the Cadets.Personal: ... son of Jana Cargill and Jay Elmo ... born Aug. 21, 1990 ... majoring in production and opera-tions management.

lmo, Taylor Tight end Fr. 6-4 244 RSEisenhower High School Yakima, Wash.E #81

DAVEY O’BRIEN WATCH LIST • MANNING AWARD WATCH LIST • GOLDEN ARM AWARD WATCH LIST Fourth on all-time average per game (211.6) Fifth on all-time passes attempted list (949) Sixth on all-time passes completed list (508) Sixth on all-time career passing yardage list (6,770) Ninth on all-time completion percentage list (53.6) 10th on all-time pass efficiency list (122.37) Tied for sixth for longest play after hooking up with Daniel Hardy for an 81-yarder vs. Boise State in 2008 Ninth-best single-season completion percentage (61.5, 2009) Sixth-best single-season pass efficiency rating (157.28) 2009: Had a breakout season as a junior despite missing two games with shoulder injury ... led Vandals to Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl Championship with length-of-the-field drive in final 34 seconds and winning two-point conversion pass ... finished 2009 with NCAA’s fifth best pass efficiency rating (157.28) and is one of the top three returning efficiency leaders in 2010 ... also in the NCAA, ranked 15th in passing yards per game, 28th in total passing yards, and 45th in completions per game ... had the third-best average per game (264.2) in school history, the ninth-best single-season completion percentage (61.5) and efficiency rating was sixth best all-time.2008: Starting quarterback ... completed 54.3 percent (184 of 339) of his passes for 2,077 yards and 20 TDs ... best game in 2008 was 334 yards on 25-of-39 passing with two touchdowns and one interception versus Western Michigan ... completion percentage (.641) against Western Michigan was career best.2007: Earned starting position in fall camp ... missed three full games and most of a fourth when he ruptured tendon in throwing hand against Hawaiì ... 423 yards passing vs. Northern Illinois ties for ninth-best single-game in Idaho history.2006: Redshirted.High school: Graduated early from North Platte High School ... second-team Super State quarterback ... as a senior, completed 129 of 258 passes for 1,481 yards and 13 touchdowns ... as a junior, tied Nebraska high school records for completions in a season (166) and comple-tions in a game (24) ... also played basketball and baseball and competed on the track team.Personal: son of Belle and Martin Enderle ... born Jan. 12, 1988 ... majoring in Chemistry/Pre-Med.SINGLE-GAME BESTSPasses – 54 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 22, 2007). Completions – 27 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 22, 2007). Yards – 423 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 22, 2007). TDs – 4 (vs. Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009). Long – 81 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008). Best completion percentage – .820 (14 of 17, vs. Hawaiì, Oct. 17, 2009). Interceptions – 5 (vs. Hawaiì, Sept. 29, 2007). Etc. – Scored on an 8-yard run vs. Idaho State.

PASSINGYear G Eff. Att. Cmp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Long APG2007 9 93.66 298 132 18 .443 1,787 10 58 198.62008 12 115.18 339 184 17 .543 2,077 20 81 173.12009 11 157.28 312 192 9 .615 2,906 22 73 264.2 Totals 32 122.37 949 508 44 .536 6,770 52 81 211.6

nderle, Nathan Quarterback Sr. 6-5 233 3LNorth Platte High School North Platte, Neb. #10E



2009: Redshirted.High school: 2009 graduate of Gonzaga Prep.Personal: Son of Jeffery and Kelly Enders ... born Sept. 2, 1990.

nders, Pat Defensive end Fr. 6-0 251 RSGonzaga Prep Spokane, Wash.E #59

(Pronounced FAR-qwar)2009: Was the Vandals’ kicker as a freshman and earned second-team all-Western Athletic Conference honors for his efforts ... 54-yard field goal at Nevada is the fourth longest all-time at Idaho, while his 52-yarder at San Jose State ties for ninth longest ... he connected on 13 of 19 field goal attempts and made 50 of 51 PATs, which is the fourth most in a single season at Idaho.High school: 2008 graduate of Redlands East Valley ... First-team all-CIF Southern Section kicker as a senior … played in Navy Marine Corps Classic All-Star game … successful on 10 of 15 field goal at-tempts … long field goal of 42 yards … all-Citrus Belt League first-team selection … winner of Last Man Standing and Field Goal Charting competitions at Los Angeles area Nike Fall Camp … ranked 18th at 2007 Kohl’s Scholarship Camp Kickoff, which featured players from across the nation.Personal: Son of Cynthia and Willard Farquhar Jr. ... born Oct. 27, 1989.SINGLE-GAME HIGHSPATs attempted – 6 (at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009); PATs made – 6 (at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009); Kickoffs – 7, three times (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009; at Nevada,

Oct. 24, 2009, and at Northern Illinois, Sept. 26, 2009); Kickoff yards – 476 (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009); Kickoff average – 70.0 (vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009); Field goals attempted – 4 (vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009); Field goals made – 3, twice (at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009, and at Washington, Sept. 12, 2009); Long field goal – 54 (at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009).

arquhar, Trey Kicker So. 6-1 180 1LRedlands East Valley High School Redlands, Calif.F #21

KICKINGYear PAT Att. FGA FGM Long KO Yds. Avg. TB2009 50 51 13 19 54 75 4,955 66.1 10



Joined the Vandals in the spring of 2010 ... also a long snapper.High school: First-team all-Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State Team ... first team 5A-1 All-District ... 130 tackles as a senior.Personal: Son of Kelli Boyer ... born July 29, 1990 ... majoring in Exercise Science ... cousin Bryan Boyer played on Washington State’s 2002 Rose Bowl Team.

edderson, Austin Linebacker Fr. 5-10 211 RSEl Reno High School El Reno, Okla.F #41

2009: Moved to defensive end and started all 13 games ... second-leading tackler on the Vandals’ defensive front with 33 total tackles (19 solo and 14 assists) ... also had 2.5 tackles for loss and four quarterback hurries – second only to Aaron Lavarias2008: Saw action in five games in a reserve role.2007: Redshirt. High school: Two-time all-San Bernardino Valley selection ... two-year starter ... team captain ... second-team all-California Interscholastic Federation ... also competed in basketball and track.Personal: Son of Carla and Kevin Ferguson ... born April 19, 1989 ... majoring in Sociology.Single-game highsTotals tackles – 6 (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009); Solo tackles– 4 (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009); Assists – 4 (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009); Tackles for loss – 1, three times (vs. Bowling Green State, Dec. 30, 2009; vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009, and at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009); Sacks – 0.5 (at Northern Illinois, Sept. 26, 2009); Forced fumbles – 1 (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009); Fumble recoveries – 1 (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009); QB hurries – 3 (vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009).

erguson, Andre Defensive end Jr. 6-3 226 2LEast Valley High School Redlands, Calif.F #55

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2009 13 20 14 34 3.5-12 0.5-3 1 1-0 0-0 4 0

2009: Primarily a scout team player ... earned the Vandals’ Special Teams Scout Team Player of the Year Award.2008: Redshirt. High school: 2008 graduate of Joseph High School ... Football team captain and Wrestling team captain ... played football, wrestling and ran track.Personal: Son of Liz and Randy Garnett ... Born July 27, 1989 ... majoring in Fishery Resources.

arnett, Ben Linebacker So. 5-10 238 SQJoseph High School Joseph, Ore.G #47



2009: Played in all 13 games as a regular member of Idaho’s receiving corps ... 32 receptions ties for fourth best on the team, while 401 yards are fifth best.2008: Played in 11 of 12 games ... caught eight passes for 72 yards ... best game was two receptions for 10 yards at Arizona ... averaged 9.0 yards per catch.2007: Worked way into the receiving rotation as a true freshman ... became the third gen-eration Greenwood to play at the Los Angeles Coliseum when he took the field against USC in the 2007 opener ... played in 10 games and caught three passes. High school: First team all-WestCo League as a junior and senior ... first-team all-area by the Seattle Times ... two-year starter ... as a senior, caught 44 passes for 838 yards for an average fo 19.1 yards per catch ... scored 14 receiving TDs ... also had three kickoff returns for 112 yards (37.0 average) and 18 punt returns for 215 yards (11.9 average) ... also played basketball and high jumps for the track team.Personal: son of Nancy Greenwood and Jeff Vehrs, and Scott Greenwood ... born Nov. 2, 1988 ... majoring in Physical Education.Single-game highsReceptions – 6 (vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009); Receiving yards – 130 (vs. Colo-rado State, Oct. 3, 2009); Long reception – 45 (vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009); Touchdown receptions – 2 (vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009);

reenwood, Eric Receiver Sr. 6-7 238 1LEdmonds-Woodway High School Edmonds, Wash.G #1

RECEIVINGYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG AVG./G2007 10 3 32 10.7 1 18 3.22008 11 8 72 9.0 1 22 6.52009 13 32 401 12.5 3 45 30.8Totals 34 43 505 11.7 5 45 14.9

2009: Redshirt.

High school: Three-sport athlete at Brush Prairie High School ... was league’s Most Valuable Player as a senior after rushing for more than 1,000 yards ... also played baseball and ran track.

Personal: Son of Cynthia and Martin Green ... born Sept. 25, 1990 ... majoring in Civil Engineering.

reen, Justin Defensive end Fr. 6-2 229 RSHockinson High School Brush Prairie, Wash.G #57



2009: Earned significant playing time as a true freshman ... played in all 12 games and started five ... had 41 total tackles (30 solo and 11 assists).High school: As a junior, Metro Sound Division Offensive MVP after helping West Seattle High to Class 3A state-playoff qualifying round ... injured as a senior and missed middle part of season but came back to be part of West Seattle’s post-season play, which resulted in three playoff victories ... fifth as a junior in state 3A 100 meters with a 10.8 ... 2008 University of Washington summer camp MVPPersonal: Son of Monique Roetcisender and Karl Grymes ... born March 1, 1991 ... majoring in Business.SINGLE-GAME HIGHSTotal tackles – 9 (vs. Hawaiì, Oct. 17, 2009). Solo tackles – 8 (vs. Hawaiì, Oct. 17, 2009). Assisted tackles – 4 (vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009). Tackles for loss – 1 (vs. Hawaiì, Oct. 17, 2009). Passes defensed – 1, twice (vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009, and vs. Hawaiì, Oct. 17, 2009).

rymes, Aaron Defensive back So. 5-11 180 1LWest Seattle High School Seattle, Wash.G #6

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2009 13 32 11 43 1.0-1 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 2

(Pronounced TA-veeta HA-la-HO-lo)2009: Saw action in a backup role at offensive right guard.Junior college: First-team JC Grid-Wire All-American ... First-team CCC Football Coaches All-American ... All-California Region 1 ... First-team preseason JC Gridwire All-American ... First-team All Nor-Cal selection while leading the way for an enormously successful rushing attack … born in Tonga and moved to U.S. as a toddler … benches 350 and squats 450. High school: 2006 graduate of Oakland’s Mills High School.Personal: Son of Lataheanga Halaholo ... born Feb. 2, 1988.

alaholo, Tevita Offensive guard Sr. 6-5 335 1LCollege of San Mateo Mills High School Millbrae, Calif.H #61



2009: Joined the Vandals in the fall and became a key figure on special teams with 14 kickoff returns for 276 yards.Junior college: Spent one season at Elllsworth Community College at Iowa Falls, Iowa ... ranked 13th nationally as a defensive back with 46 tackles and six interceptions.High school: played football, basketball, baseball and ran track at Parkland (Fla.) High School ... an all-county selection.Personal: Born Sept. 28, 1989 ... son of Gretel and John Harvey..

H #29

KICKOFF RETURNSYear G No. Yds. Avg. TD Long2009 10 14 276 19.7 0 31

arvey, Matthew Cornerback Jr. 5-10 169 1LEllsworth Community College Parkland High School Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

• Hooked up with Nathan Enderle for 81-yard pass play that is the fifth longest all-time at Idaho2009: Idaho’s second leading receiver behind senior Max Komar despite missing one full game and part of another with injury ... had career numbers with 39 receptions for 691 yards ... caught three TD passes.2008: Regular in receiver rotation ... saw action in seven of 12 games ... had nine receptions for 128 yards and two TDs ... best game was four receptions for 91 yards vs. Boise State.2007: Scout team player.2006: Redshirted.High school: First-team all-conference selection in football, basketball and soccer ... member of honor roll both semesters of senior year.Personal: Son of Kathleen Leary and Dan Hardy Sr. ... born Sept. 7, 1987 ... majoring in Sport Science.Single-game highsReceptions – 6, twice (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009, and at Washington, Sept. 12, 2009); Receiving yards – 119 (at Boise State, Nov. 14, 2009); Long reception – 81 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008). Touchdowns – 1, five times (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009; at Northern Illinois, Sept. 26, 2009; at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009; vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008, and vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 25, 2008).

ardy, Daniel H-back Sr. 6-5 242 2LWest High School Anchorage, AlaskaH #88

RECEIVINGYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG AVG./G2008 7 9 128 14.2 2 81 18.32009 12 39 691 17.7 3 59 57.6Totals 19 48 819 17.1 5 81 43.1



2009: Backup center. 2008: Scout team player.Junior college: Was chosen the outstanding offensive lineman at College of Siskiyous in 2007 ... earned honorable mention all-conference honors ... also earned academic all-state recognition ... Nor-Call all-Com-bine team.High school: Played football and basketball and competed on the track team at Weston McEwen High School ... Columbia Basin Conference all-star selectionPersonal: Son of Janell and Ken Hasenbank ... plans to become a pharmacist.

asenbank, Clell Offensive line Sr. 6-1 287 SQCollege of Siskiyous McEwen High School Adams, Ore.H #71

2009: Played sparingly. 2008: Redshirt.High school: Four-year varsity player … first team Dream Team by the Long Beach Telegraph newspaper … as a senior, had 64 receptions for 1,585 yards and 17 TDs … also gained 970 yards rushing and had eight TDs in addition to returning three kickoffs, one punt and two interceptions for scores … also passed for two TDs … in one Southern Section Northwest Division playoff game, he had 328 all-purpose yards and scored four TDs – two on runs, one on a reception and another on a 99-yard kickoff return.Personal: Son of Joyce Hatchett ... born April 1, 1989.

atchett III, Robert Receiver So. 5-9 179 1LCentennial High School Compton, Calif.H #6

2009: Scout team player. 2008: Redshirt.High school: Graduated from Lapwai, Idaho, High School.Personal: Son of Shelley Anderson and Ricky Hernandez ... born May 20, 1990.

ernandez, Justin Receiver So. 5-11 190 SQLapwai School Lapwai, IdahoH #19



Sixth on career rushing yardage list with 2,258 Sixth on career all-pur-pose rushing plays 11th on career all-purpose rushing yards2009: Key piece of Vandals’ “three-headed monster” rushing attack ... had 387 yards on 87 carries in addition to 10 receptions for 101 yards.2008: Led the Vandals with 696 yards on 161 carries ... also had 111 yards receiving on 16 receptions for 807 all-purpose yards ... had two 100-plus yard games to bring his career total to seven ... best outing was 110 yards on 21 carries and two receptions for 28 yards for 138 all-purpose yards against Western Michigan.2007: Had a highly successful freshman season during which he moved into the top-10 on three Vandal single-season lists and earned Idaho’s Offensive Player of the Year honors ... His 240 carries rank fourth on the single-season list, while his 1,175 yards are seven and his 257 all-purpose plays (240 carries and 17 receptions) are sixth ... his 214 yards against Cal Poly provides the ninth-best

single-game mark ... he played in all 12 games despite a high ankle sprain that slowed him during the latter part of the season ... he finished the season ranked 36th nationally in rushing.2006: Redshirted.High school: Rushed for 1,000 yards as a junior and as a senior ... led team in rushing both years ... team captain ... all-conference and all-state selection ... Dream Team running back ... Honor student ... also played basketball and ran track.Personal: son of Rhonda Jackson-Pullens ... born July 14, 1988 ... majoring in Architecture.Single-game highsCarries – 30 (vs. Cal Poly, Sept. 8, 2007); Rushing yards – 214 (vs. Cal Poly, Sept. 8, 2007); Rushing touchdowns – 2 (vs. Northern Illinois, Sept. 22, 2007); Receptions – 4 (at New Mexico State, Oct. 20, 2007); Receiving yards – 53 (at Boise State, Nov. 17, 2007); Long rush – 59 (at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009); Long reception – 47 (at Boise State, Nov. 17, 2007); All-purpose yards – 214 [214 rushing, 0 receiving] (vs. Cal Poly, Sept. 8, 2007).

ackson, Deonte` Running back Sr. 5-9 199 3LWarren (Ark.) High School Las Vegas, Nev.J #3

RUSHINGYear G ATT YDS AVG. TDS LONG AVG./G2007 12 240 1175 4.9 7 32 97.92008 12 161 696 4.3 3 28 58.02009 13 87 387 4.4 2 59 29.8Totals 37 488 2258 4.6 12 59 61.0RECEIVINGYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG AVG./G2007 12 17 153 9.0 0 47 12.82008 12 16 111 6.9 0 33 9.32009 13 10 101 10.1 1 21 7.8 Totals 37 43 365 8.5 1 47 9.9ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGEYear G RUSH REC KR PR TOTAL AVG./G2007 12 175 153 0 0 1328 110.72008 12 696 111 0 0 807 67.32009 13 387 101 0 0 488 37.5Totals 37 2258 365 0 0 2623 70.9

(Pronounced HA-me)2009: Redshirt. High school: ICBBN Columbia Division MVP as a senior ... played receiver and defensive back ... team was undefeated during the regular season ... Seattle Times Red Chip player ... Associated Press all-state honor-able mention for class 4A ... as a junior, was first-team all-Columbia Basin League ... as a junior, had 27 receptions for 355 yards and eight TDs ... during the regular season of his senior year, had 37 receptions for 481 yards and five TDs ... had 610 total yards and six total TDs ... also has six interceptions and 30 tackles ... also played basketball and baseball Personal: Son of Madalynne and Ted Homme ... born Aug. 23, 1991 ... majoring in Business.

omme, Clayton Tight end Fr. 6-5 238 RSSouthridge High School Kennewick, Wash.H #85



Joined the Vandals in the spring of 2010.2008: Caught 54 passes for 507 yards and 11 TDs … averaged 9.4 yards per catch.Personal: Son of Anthony Johnson and Danielle Wright … born Aug. 29, 1989.

ohnson, Armauni Receiver Jr. 6-4 194 JCWest Los Angeles College First Coast High School Jacksonville, Fla.J #18

2009: Redshirt.High school: All Big Eight first team ... All-Riverside County first team ... Press-Enterprise all-area team ... first-team all-California Interscholastic Federation Inland Division ... all-CIF Southern Section ... started 26 successive games ... two-year starter ... team captain ... benches 335 and completed 43 reps at 225 pounds in the power clean.Personal: Son of Kelli Gutierrez and Mike Naylor ... born Jan. 5, 1991 ... majoring in Business (finance).

ohnson, Jordan Offensive line Fr. 6-7 310 RSSantiago High School Corona, Calif.J #77

2009: Redshirted.High school: As a senior, earned all-Arizona recognition during Westview’s run to its second successive state championship game appearance ... also a two-time selection to the all-West Phoenix Region and an all-West Valley honoree ... was listed among the top 50 in Arizona in 24/7 magazine ... as a senior, had 108 tackles (fifth all-time at Westview) , five sacks (third all-time at Westview), 15 tackles for loss and 16 QB hurries ... as a junior, second-team all-region after registering 87 tackles, 17 QB hurries and 3.5 sacks.

eener, Vince Defensive end Fr. 6-4 242 RSWestview High School Avondal, Ariz.K #91



Pronounced KAY-oh2010 Co-Special Teams Captain Jim Thorpe

Award Watch List2009 First-team all-Western Athletic Conference

11th on career tackles list (293) 2008 Team Captain 2007 John Friesz Award (team MVP) 2007 Elite Eleven 2007 second-team all-Western Athletic Conference safety and punt returner 2007 Rivals.com all-WAC punt returner 2007 Phil Steele’s second-team all-WAC safety and punt returner 2006 honorable mention Sporting News all-freshman team

Career punt return average of 14.2 is fourth all-time at Idaho Second on career punt return yardage list with 511 School record holder with 100-yard punt return against Northern Illinois in 2007 School record holder for single-season punt

return yards (319 in 2007) and punt return yardage average (16.8 in 2007)

2009: Led the Vandals in total tackles and was second in the Western Athletic Confer-ence ... WAC leader in solo stops and was tied for 14th nationally ... earned WAC Player of the Week after 12 solo tackles (15 total) against Colorado State.2008: Injured during the Vandals’ fourth-game and missed the remainder of the season after having shoulder surgery ... but, had 31 total tackles (26 solo and five assists) in addition to one blocked kick prior to injury.2007: Chosen the winner of Idaho’s John Friesz Award as the team’s Most Valuable Player ...

earned that honor with stellar play defensively and on special teams, for which he earned a position on the Vandals’ Elite Eleven ... earned a reputa-tion as a fierce, tireless competitor ... also set a school record with a 100-yard punt return against Northern Illinois ... also set Vandal marks in punt return yards (319) and punt return average (16.8) ... finished the season with 81 total tackles (55 solo, 26 assists), five tackles for loss (-28 yards), three fumble recoveries, four interceptions (65 yards) and four pass breakups.2006: Pressed into service as a true freshman ... became a leader in the secondary with 72 total tackles (59 solo and 13 assists) – second only to linebacker David Vobora ... also had the second highest passes defensed with six in addition to six tackles for loss (-17 yards), an interception and a quarterback hurry ... twice had double-figure tackle efforts with 10 at Utah State and 10 against Nevada ... was an honorable mention choice on Sporting News all-freshman team.High school: Was the Cascade Conference Defensive Player of the Year as a senior … also all-state choice at defensive back and all-conference

running back … was an all-league selection at defensive back as a junior as well … team’s Most Inspirational Award winner … team captain … in two years at Archbishop Murphy he rushed for 2,946 yards on 259 carries … scored 37 TDs and threw for 184 yards on option passes … also returned kicks and punts … played baseball.Personal: Son of Diana and Regan Keo ... born Dec. 17, 1987 ... majoring in Sport Science.SINGLE-GAME BESTSTackles – 15 (vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009); Unassisted tackles – 12 (vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009); Assists – 9 (at Northern Illinois, Sept.

26, 2009); Tackles-for-loss – 2, twice (at Fresno State, Oct. 13, 2007, and at Louisiana Tech, Oct. 14, 2006); Forced fumble – 1 (at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009); Fumble recoveries – 1, four times (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009; vs. Fresno State, Oct. 13, 2007; vs. Cal Poly, Sept. 8, 2007, and at USC, Sept. 1, 2007); Interceptions – 2 (at USC, Sept. 1, 2007); Passes defensed – 2 (at Nevada, Oct. 27, 2007); Blocked kicks – 1 (at Utah State, Sept. 20, 2008).

eo, Shiloh Safety Sr. 5-11 216 4LArchbishop Murphy High School Everett, Wash.K #10

DEFENSE

Year G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2006 12 59 13 72 6.0-17 0-0 0 0-0 1-33 1 62007 12 55 26 81 5.0-28 0-0 0 3-0 4-65 0 42008 ** 4 26 5 31 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 12009 13 72 41 113 1.0-6 0-0 1 1-0 3-8 0 5Totals 41 212 85 297 15.0-51 0-0 1 4-0 8-106 1 16

PUNT RETURNSYear G No. Yds. Avg. TD Long2007 12 19 319 1 16.8 100*2008 4 4 59 0 14.8 242009 13 13 133 0 10.2 34Totals 29 36 511 1 14.2 100** school record ** injured during fourth game; redshirted



2009: Redshirted.High school: Led Nevada high schoolers with 17 sacks as a senior in 2008 ... two-way starter (also a tight end) for state championship McQueen High School (14-0) ... as a senior, also had 54 total tackles and 24 tackles for loss ... first team Class 4A All-State defensive end and first team all-Northern Region and High Desert League defensive end ... earned second team all-Northern Region honors and first team all-Desert League recognition as a tight end during his senior year ... had 22 receptions ... as a junior, was Northern Nevada Defensive Player of the Year as well as NevadaSportsNetwork.com first-team all-state ... also competed in track and basketball.Personal: Son of Lisa and Carl LaGrone ... born Nov. 2, 1990 ... majoring in General Studies.

aGrone, Michael Tight end Fr. 6-2 246 RSMcQueen High School Reno, Nev.L #80

Pronounced lah-VAR-e-us

Idaho’s 2009 Defensive Player of the Year COSIDA District Academic All-American2009: Started all 13 games at defensive end ... leading tackler on the defensive line with 54 tack-les ... also led team with 8.0 tackles for loss and tied for sack lead with four ... led Vandals with five quarterback hurries.2008: Played in 11 games and started eight ... had 21 total tackes – 15 solo and six assists ... accounted for three tackles for loss and two quarterback hurries ... best game was five total tackles – all solo, at Louisiana Tech ... played at defensive tackle and defensive end ... all starts were at defensive end.2007: Was limited somewhat with injury but shared a starting position at defensive tackle ... played in nine of 12 games ... had 15 solo stops and10 assists for a total of 25 tackles ... had two tackles for loss, two quarterback hurries and a forced fumble.2006: Redshirted.High school: Was a two-year starter at offensive tackle and defensive tackle/end … had 43.5 total tackles in 2005 and 3.5 sacks as well as two fumble recoveries and four forced fumbles … as a junior, had 37.5 tackles and 3.5 sacks in addition to three forced fumbles ... PrepStar all-region.Personal: Son of Kerstin and Clarence Lavarias ... born April 27, 1988 ... majoring in Accounting.

Single-game bestsTackles – 12 (vs. Cal Poly, Sept. 8, 2007); Unassisted tackles – 9 (vs. Cal Poly, Sept. 8, 2007); Assists – 5 (vs. Fresno State, Nov. 11, 2009); Tackles-for-loss – 2, twice (vs. Hawaiì, Oct. 17, 2009, and at Louisiana Tech, Oct. 18, 2008); Sacks – 2 (vs. Hawaiì, Oct. 17, 2009), Forced fumbles – 1, twice (vs. Hawaiì, Oct. 17, 2009, and vs. Cal Poly, Sept. 8, 2007); Fumble recovery – 1 (vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009); QB hurries – 3 (vs. Hawaiì, Oct. 17, 2009); Passes defensed – 1, twice (vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009, and at Washington, Sept. 12, 2009).

avarias, Aaron Defensive end Sr. 6-3 255 3LWoodinville High School Woodinville, Wash.L #95

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2007 11 15 10 25 2-4 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 2 02008 11 15 6 21 3-9 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2 02009 13 33 21 54 8.0-29 4.0-22 1 1-0 0-0 5 2Totals 35 63 37 100 13.0-43 4.0-22 2 1-0 0-0 9 2



2009: Primarily a scout team player.2008: Redshirted.High school: As a senior was chosen to the all-Western Cascade Conference team as an offensive lineman ... was a second-team selection to Tacoma News Tribune all-area team ... was second-team Washington Preps Class 3A all-state team ... Associated Press honorable mention 3A offensive line ... as a junior was second-team all-Western Cascade Conference ... helped team to 9-2 overall record as a senior ... two-year starter, three-year letterman ... played offensive and defensive line as a senior ... also competed in track in the shot put and discus ... team captain as a senior ... winner of Lakes High School Silver Award.Personal: Son of Ruby Liggins ... born July 25, 1989 ... majoring in Marketing

iggins, Bilal Offensive line So. 6-3 286 SQLakes High School Lakewood, Wash.L #72

2009: Primarily a scout team player.2008: Redshirted.High school: As a senior, all-West Valley offensive lineman and Northwest Region first-team offensive line … team captain … at Deer Valley, played offensive and defensive line … in 2006, had 15 solo stops and 22 assists for 37 total tackles … also had one sack for minus-5 yards.Personal: Son of Jodie and Don Mallory ... born July 1, 1989.

allory, Ronald Offensive tackle So. 6-7 306 SQDeer Valley High School Glendale, Ariz.M #63

2009: Scout team player.2008: Redshirted.High school: As a senior, 5A first-team all-state … had 63 tackles, which includes three for loss and one sack … also had three interceptions and forced one fumble … also played at receiver where he had 34 receptions for 437 yards and two touchdowns … also was all-Region first-team defensive back and District 4, 5, 6 second-team return specialist … also second-team all-District 4, 5, 6 at receiver … honor roll student … also competed in track, basketball and hockey … grandfather, Kent Marboe, and uncle Scott Marboe played at Idaho ... his cousin Mike Marboe joined the team in January.Personal: Son of Kent Marboe and Jamie Marboe ... born Dec. 9, 1989.

arboe, Brad Linebacker So. 6-4 208 SQIdaho Falls High School Idaho Falls, IdahoM #54



Joined the Vandals in January as a mid-year high school graduate2009: First-team all-League … helped Wenatchee to undefeated regular season and within one game of 4A state tournament.2008: Class 4A First Team All-State selection … Big Nine Conference First Team selection. 2007: All Conference Center selection.2006: Freshman Lineman of the year.Etc.: Cousin Brad Marboe is a linebacker at Idaho … father and uncle both played at Idaho.

arboe, Mike Offensive line Fr. 6-2 298 HSWenatchee High School Wenatchee, Wash.M #74

2009: Played in 12 games as a true freshman ... had six solo tackles, two tackles for loss, one sack and one quarterback hurry ... both tackles for loss and sack were in Vandals’ Humanitarian Bowl victory.High school: Graduated from Inglewood (Calif.) High School ... was a first-team all-league choice and as second-team all-California Interscholastic Federation player .. as a senior, had 11 sacks and 75 tackles ... also had a 43-yard interception return. Personal: Born Aug. 3, 1991 ... son of Eunice and David Mayowa.

ayowa, Benson Defensive end So. 6-3 239 1LInglewood High School Inglewood, Calif.M #58



2009: Played a prominent role in Idaho’s three-pronged rushing attack ... second on the team with 680 yards on 115 carries ... also caught 11 passes for 202 yards.2008: Played in all 12 games and started three in a shared running back role ... second on the team in total yards with 480 on 77 carries for an average of 6.2 yards ... also had 60 yards receiving on nine catches ... best game was 160 yards on 15 carries in victory over New Mexico State ... also tallied 169 yards on nine kickoff returns for 709 all-purpose yards.2007: Redshirted.High school: McCarty was the Southwest Yosemite League Offensive Most Valuable Player as a senior … also first-team all-county and second-team all-state … two-year starter … was area Special Teams Player of the Year as a junior … played running back and corner back … as a senior, carried the ball 126 times for 1,301 yards and 18 TDs … longest TD run was 94 yards … returned three kicks and two punts for TDs … also had 124 yards receiving … defensively as a senior had one interception and 34 tackles … as a junior, rushed for 400 yards and two TDs in a shared position … returned two kicks for TDs and had two interceptions … had fastest pro agility run (3.69) at Nike Combo where he also was timed in 4.32 in the 40 … team was 12-1 and Central Section Champion senior season and 9-4 during junior year.Personal: Son of Precious Henley and Robert McCarty ... born July 3, 1988.Single-game highsCarries – 16, twice (vs. Hawai`i, Oct. 17, 2009, and at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009); Rushing yards – 160 (vs.

New Mexico State, Oct. 25, 2008); Rushing touchdowns – 1, six times (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009; at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009; at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009; vs. San Jose State, Nov. 1, 2008; vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 25, 2008, and at San Diego State, Sept. 27, 2008); Receptions – 2, three times (vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009; at Fresno State, Oct. 11, 2008, and vs. Nevada, Oct. 4, 2008); Receiving yards – 58 (at Northern Illinois, Sept. 26, 2009); Receiving touchdowns – 1 (at Northern Illinois, Sept. 26, 2009); Kickoff returns – 4, twice (vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008, and at Hawai`i, Nov. 22, 2008); Return yardage – 90 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008); Long rush – 67 (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009); Long reception – 58 (at Northern Illinois, Sept. 26, 2009); Long return – 28 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008); All-purpose yards – 160 (all rushing, vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 25, 2008).

cCarty, Princeton Running back Jr. 5-8 192 2LWest High School Bakersfield, Calif.M #20

RUSHINGYear G ATT YDS AVG. TDS LONG AVG./G2008 12 77 480 6.2 3 54 40.02009 13 115 680 5.9 3 67 52.3Totals 25 192 1160 6.0 6 67 46.4RECEIVINGYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG AVG./G2008 12 9 60 6.7 0 14 5.02009 13 11 202 18.4 2 58 15.5Totals 25 20 262 13.1 2 58 10.5KICK RETURNSYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG2008 12 9 169 18.8 0 28 14.1Totals 12 9 169 18.8 0 28 14.1 ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGEYear G RUSH REC KR PR TOTAL AVG./G2008 12 480 60 169 0 709 59.82009 13 680 202 0 0 882 67.8Totals 25 1160 262 169 0 1591 63.6



2009: Played in all 13 games on special teams ... totaled four solo tackles and one assist.2008: Scout team player.2007: Redshirted.High school:Team captain senior season ... rushed for 1,300 yards as a senior ... all-conference running back.Personal: Son of Vale and Cole McKinley ... born Nov. 1, 1988 ... majoring in Agriculture.

cKinley, John Linebacker Jr. 6-0 228 1LMarsh Valley High School Arimo, IdahoM #49

(Pronounced MICK-el-etti [rhymes with nickel])2009: Redshirt.High school: 2008 graduate of Meridian’s Mountain View High School.Personal: Son of Randy and Kristen Micheletti ... born Sept. 11, 1990.

icheletti, Daniel Tight end Fr. 6-3 208 RSMountain View High School Meridian, IdahoM #87

2009: Played in 12 games on the offensive line ... member of a Uni-versity of Idaho student group that volunteered to clean up hurricane damage in the gulf region.2008: Played in nine games and started five while dealing with a shoulder injury.

2007: Redshirted.High school: Four-year starter at offensive guard and defensive tackle ... as a senior, was first-team District 7 B1 offensive lineman and honorable mention defensive lineman ... as a junior, was first-team all-District 7 B1 offensive and defensive lineman ... honorable mention all-state in 2005 ... played basketball and baseball, and competed in track.

Personal: Son of Carrie Novikoff ... born May 25, 1988 ... majoring in Justice Studies.

ovikoff, Tyrone Offensive tackle Jr. 6-7 318 1LCurlew High School Curlew, Wash.N #67



2009: Played in all 13 games and started 10 ... was the Vandals’ leading tackler in victory over Bowling Green State in Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl ... had eight solo stops in that game ... on the season, had 51 total tackles and three passes defensed as well as one pass interception.2008: Played in all 12 games and started two ... finished season with 37 total tackles – 28 solo and nine assists ... also had two passes

defensed.2007: Grayshirt.

High school: Two-year first-team all-conference selection ... as a senior, had 29 tackles, 17 assists and three interceptions ... as a junior, had 12 tackles, nine assists and one interception ... honor roll student.Personal: Son of Sarah and Barry Fitchew and Kenneth Patten Sr. … Aug. 19, 1989 … majoring in Business Administration.Single-game bests

Tackles – 8, three times (vs. Bowling Green State, Dec. 30, 2009; vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008, and vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 25, 2008); Unassisted tackles – 6 (vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 25, 2008); Assists – 3 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008); Passes defensed – 2 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008); Forced fumble – 1 (at Washington, Sept. 12, 2009); Tackles for loss – 1, twice (at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009, and vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009); Interceptions – 1 (at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009).

atten, Kenneth Cornerback Jr. 5-9 188 2LCrenshaw High School Los Angeles, Calif.P #2

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2008 12 28 9 37 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 22009 13 40 11 51 2.0-3 0-0 1 0-0 1-0 0 3Totals 25 68 20 88 2.0-3 0-0 1 0-0 1-0 0 5

2009: Played in seven games and caught one pass for eight yards.2008: As true freshman, saw action in seven games and had three receptions for 23 yards in the receiver rotation ... also had one kickoff return for nine yards.High school: All-Mountain View League selection … caught 72 passes for a school-record 863 yards last season …five TD receptions … also scored on a run and a kickoff return … played in Southern California all-star game … caught a touchdown pass in that game.Personal: Son of Latanya Posey and Jimmie Posey ... born May 13, 1990.

osey, Marsel Receiver Jr. 5-10 172 2LCentennial High School Corona, Calif.P #15



2009: Joined the Vandals in the fall of 2009 and performed flawlessly as Idaho’s long snapper.Previously: 2007 graduate of Don Bosco Tech where he was chosen to play in the 605 all-state game and the Gridiron Game ... graduated from Mt. San Antonio College last spring after playing football for the Mounties. Personal: Son of Natalie and Efrain Ramos ... born Jan. 12, 1989 ... majoring in Exercise Science.

amos, Christopher Long snapper Sr. 5-11 256 1LDon Bosco Tech Mt. San Antonio College Los Angeles, Calif.R #65

January 2010: Joined the Vandals in January and participated in spring drills.2008: 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.2007: 59 total tackles along with five sacks (-25 yards) and one forced fumble.

andall, James Safety Fr. 5-11 208 HSCompton High School Compton, Calif.R #22



2009: Played in six games and started two in place of injured Nate Enderle ... completed 58 percent of his passes for 801 yards ... threw six TD passes.2008: As a freshman at MPC, threw for 2,500 yards and 20 TDs in leading the Lobos to a 10-0 regular-season record and Coast Conference title … earned Coast Conference Player of the Year honors and was an all-Region II choice … played in the Junior College All-American game … out of high school, redshirted for one season at Arkansas before transferring to Monterey Pen-insula.2007: Redshirted at the University of Arkansas.High school: At Palma High School, he started only one year but broke several school records in passing for 2,411 yards and 19 TDs as he com-pleted 64 percent of his passes … Tri-County Athletic League MVP and All-League quarterback … on the Monterey County Herald All-Monterey County Football team and was chosen by the Salina Californian as the Monterey County Offensive Player of the Year.SINGLE-GAME BESTSPasses – 27 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 14, 2009); Completions – 17 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 14, 2009); Yards – 305 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 14, 2009); TDs – 2, twice (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009, and vs. Fresno State, Nov. 7, 2009); Long – 69 (vs. Fresno State, Nov. 7, 2009); Best completion percentage – 1.000 (7-of-7 at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009); Interceptions – 5 (vs. Boise State, Nov. 14, 2009).

eader, Brian Quarterback Jr. 6-3 226 1LPalma High School Monterey Peninsula College Prunedale, Calif.R #14

PASSINGYear G Eff. Att. Cmp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Long APG2009 6 150.72 81 47 6 .580 801 6 69 133.5

2009: Played a backup role on the offensive line.2008: Redshirted.High school: First-team all-state at center … West Valley Player of the Year … 2007 Desert West Regional selection … two-time Arizona Republic All-Arizona selection … three-year offensive line starter … played as a freshman on defense … part of a line that blocked for a backfield that averaged 325 yards per game.Personal: Son of Linda and Guy Reynolds ... born Nov. 3, 1989.

eynolds, Guy Jr. Offensive line So. 6-3 301 SQWestview High School Avondale, Ariz.R #68



2010: Joined the Vandals in January.

High school: All-California Interscholastic Federation Mid-Valley Division first team … all-Inland Valley first team … all-Valley Vista League first team … Gabriel Valley Tribune all-area first team … blocked in an of-fense that averaged 341 rushing yards per game … 4.2 gradepoint average … said coach Bill Zernickow, “He’s dominant.”

Personal: Son of Leonard and Kris Salm ... born June 4, 1991.

alm, Kyle Offensive line Fr. 6-6 306 HSSan Dimas High School San Dimas, Calif.S #75

2009: Came back after a season-ending knee injury in 2008 to play a key role in the Vandal linebacking corps ... part-time starter and played in all 13 games ... had 49 total tackles and 6.5 tackles for loss.2008: As a true freshman, played in five games and started one before being sidelined with a knee injury

... had 14 total tackles (12 assists and two solo).High school: 2007 Baseline League Defensive MVP …all-CIF Southern Section Inland Division choice in 2007 … had 48 solo stops and 16 assists for a total of 64 … also had three sacks and recovered one fumble … two-time, first-team all-conference selection … starting linebacker in Southern California Bowl.Personal: Son of Evelyn Jones ... born Dec. 2, 1990.Single-game bestsTackles – 12 (vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009); Unassisted tackles – 7 (vs. Nevada, Oct. 4, 2008); Assists – 7 (vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009); Tackles for loss – 2 (vs. Hawai`i, Oct. 17, 2009); Sacks – 1 (vs. Hawai`i, Oct. 17, 2009); QB hurries – 1 (vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009); Forced fumble – 1 (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009).

obinson, Tre`Shawn Linebacker Jr. 5-11 240 2LUpland High School Upland, Calif.R #51

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2008* 5 12 2 14 1.0-4 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 0 02009 13 26 23 49 6.5-28 1.0-9 1 0 0-0 1 0Totals 18 38 25 63 7.5-32 1.0-9 1 0 0-0 1 0* injured; missed seven games because of injury

2009: Redshirted.High school: Joined the Vandals in the fall of 2009 ... at Auburn Riverside High School, competed in football, wrestling and track ... National Football Foundation Finest Honorable Mention Defensive Back ... wrestling captain ... two-time Olympic weight-lifting champion ... Masonic Outstanding Junior ... Outstand-ing Student of America.Personal: Son of Barbara and Kent Rodseth ... born Jan. 24, 1991 .. majoring in Chemical Engineering.

odseth, Brennett Cornerback Fr. 5-9 181 RSAuburn Riverside High School Auburn, Wash.R #38



(Pronounced SAW-tah-rock-uh)• 2010 team captain• Idaho’s 2009 Wayne Walker Ironman Award winner• 2009 team captain2009: Played and started all 13 games at defensive tackle ... established himself as a leader on and off the field ... had 31 total tackles and tied for the team sack lead with four.2008: Played in all 12 games and started two ... had 21 total tackles (15 solo and six assists) and one quarterback hurry.2007: Played in 10 of 12 games and started three in the rotation at defensive tackle ... fin-ished the season with eight total tackles (four assists and four solo) and one tackle for loss.2006: Redshirted.High school: Earned first-team South Puget Sound League honors as an offensive lineman and second team honors as a defensive lineman as a senior … as a junior, was second team all-SPSL on offense and defense … all-state nominee … had 25 solo tackles, 34 assists, seven tackles-for-loss and 1½ quarterback sacks … three-year starter … team captain ... Ram Tough award ... 2004 Defensive Lineman of the Year at Rogers ... 2005 Tough Award at Rogers ... 2005 Rogers’ Inspirational Award winner ... PrepStar all-region, which also lists him as “one of the top 25 overall prospects in Washington” ... also wrestled and competed in the throws for the track team.Personal: Son of Insuk and Tanielu Sataraka ... born April 28, 1988 ... majoring in General Studies.

Single-game bestsTackles – 5 (at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009); Unassisted tackles – 3 (vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 2008); Assists – 3, twice (at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009, and at Arizona, Aug. 30, 2008); Tackles for loss – 2 (vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009); Sacks – 1, four times (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009; at San Jose State, Oct. 10, 2009; at Northern Illinois, Sept. 26, 2009); vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009); Quarterback hurries – 1 (vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 2008); Passes defensed – 1 (vs. San Diego State, Sept. 19, 2009).

ataraka, Jonah Defensive tackle Sr. 6-2 294 3LGov. John Rogers High School Puyallup, Wash.S #99

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2007 10 4 4 8 1.0-1 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 02008 12 15 6 21 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1 02009 12 14 17 31 5.5-28 4.0-23 0 0-0 0-0 0 2Totals 34 33 27 60 6.5-29 4.0-23 0 0-0 0-0 1 2

2009: Earned key roles on special teams as a true freshman ... had five total tackles ... also saw some time at linebacker.High school: Ranked #81 in the nation at middle linebacker by Scout.com ... 2008 ILH Football All-Star second team ... Hawai’i All-Star Football Classic selection.Personal: Son of Maria and Daniel Scheidt ... born Nov. 22, 1990.

cheidt, Conrad Linebacker So. 6-1 222 1LKamehameha High School Waianae, Hawai`iS #33



2009: Played in 12 games and started 11 as a key component of the Vandal linebacking corps ... had 51 total tackles – sixth best on the team .2008: Played in 10 games and started twice ... had 27 total tackles – 17 solo and 10 assists ... also recovered two fumbles.2007: Played in seven games on special teams and in a backup linebacker role ... had two tackles (one solo and one assist).2006: Redshirted.High school: Was an all-state linebacker by the Seattle Times, Tacoma News Tribune, Associated Press and Washington Preps ... 4A Defensive Player of the Year ... Athlete of the Week by the Seattle Times ... team captain as a junior and senior ... Rock of the Year 2005 ... Mead High School MVP 2005 ... Mead career leader in tackles (303) ... as a senior, had 106 tackles, 15 tackles-for-loss and seven sacks ... had 181 career solo tackles and 33 career tackles-for-loss ... PrepStar All-American ... nominated to play in Washington high school East-West game ... one of 10 nominees for Junior Male Athlete at the Youth Awards by the Spokane Regional Sports Commission ... district and regional wrestling champion ... Rocky Mountain Classic wrestling champion ... first-team all-conference wrestler ... 2005 state wrestling qualifier.

Personal: Son of Sue and Steve Senescall ... born April 18, 1987 ... majoring in General Studies.Single-game bestsTackles – 9, twice (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009, and at Utah State, Sept. 20, 2008); Unassisted tackles – 7 (vs. Nevada, Oct. 4, 2008); Assists – 8 (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009); Fumble recoveries – 1, twice (vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008, and vs. Nevada, Oct. 4, 2008); Tackles-for-loss – 2 (vs. Fresno State, Nov. 7, 2009).

enescall, Paul Linebacker Sr. 6-1 228 3LMead High School Spokane, Wash.S #42

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2007 7 1 1 2 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 02008 10 17 10 27 0-0 0-0 0 2-0 0-0 0 02009 12 28 23 51 4.5-8 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 29 46 34 80 4.5-8 0-0 0 2-0 0-0 0 0

2009: Played in all 13 games and started one ... had nine total tackles.2008: Played in all 12 games in a backup role ... had 13 total tackles (11 solo and two assists) ... had one tackle for loss and one quarterback hurry.2007: Started four games and played in six ... had three total tackles (one solo and two assists).High school: All-Bay League linebacker and Offensive Player of the year ... played quarterback and linebacker at Leuzinger ... also played volleyball.

Personal: Son of Violani and Atikono Sekona ...born July 3, 1989 ... undeclared major. Single-game bestsTackles – 3 (at Utah State, Sept. 20, 2008); Unassisted tackles – 3 (at Utah State, Sept. 20, 2008); Assists – 2, twice (at New Mexico State, Sept. 5, 2009, and at Washington State, Sept. 15, 2007); Sacks – 1 (vs. Fresno State, Nov. 7, 2009); Tackles for loss – 1, twice (vs. Fresno State, Nov. 7, 2009, and at Utah State, Sept. 20, 2008); Quarterback hurries – 1, twice (vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009, and vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008).

ekona, Fonomanu Defensive tackle Sr. 6-2 292 3LLeuzinger High School Leuzinger, Calif.S #43

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2007 6 1 2 3 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 02008 12 11 2 13 1-3 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1 02009 12 3 6 9 1.5-12 1.5-12 0 0-0 0-0 1 1Totals 30 15 10 25 2.5-15 1.5-12 0 0-0 0-0 2 1



2009: Key member of Idaho’s receiver rotation ... known for acrobatic catches and hauling in the long ball ... caught 32 passes (tied for fourth the team) for 666 yards (third on the team) ... had four recep-tions for 61 yards in Humanitarian Bowl victory.2008: Played in eight games and started three as part of Idaho’s receiver rotation ... had 11 receptions for 155 yards and two touchdowns.2007: Played in all 12 games as a true freshman ... caught 23 passes for 276 yards ... scored twice.High school: As a senior, had 54 receptions for 1,036 yards for an average of 19.2 yards per catch ... scored 14 receiving TDs ... also had 35 tackles and seven interceptions ... Mount Baldy League MVP and Colony High Offensive MVP ... earned all-Inland County recognition as well as all-California Interscholastic Federation honors as a defensive back ... three-year starter ... also ran high hurdles.Personal: Son of Barbara and Darrell Shaw ... born April 7, 1989 ... majoring in General Studies.Single-game highsReceptions – 7 (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009); Receiving yards – 183 (at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009); Long reception – 77 (vs. Idaho State, Sept. 6, 2008); TD receptions –2, twice (vs. Utah State, Nov. 28, 2009, and at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009).

haw, Maurice Receiver Sr. 6-3 205 3LColony High School Ontario, Calif.S #2

RECEIVINGYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG AVG./G2007 12 23 276 12.0 2 26 23.02008 8 11 155 14.1 2 77 19.42009 13 32 666 20.8 6 73 51.2Totals 32 66 1097 16.6 10 77 34.3

(Pronounced SEE-ah-vee-ee)2009: Started all 13 games and tied for third on the team with 58 total tackles, which includes 3.5 tackles for losses totaling 10 yards ... also had three hurries and three passes defensed.2008: Played in all 12 games and started four as a true fresh-man ... had 20 total tackes (13 solo and seven assists), which includes four tackles for loss.High school: Honolulu Advertiser Defensive Player of the Year … Helped team win OIA football championship in 2007 … had five interceptions as a senior.Personal: Son of Shana and Robert Siavii ... born April 30, 1990.Single-game bestsTackles – 7 (vs. Louisiana Te ch , Oc t . 31, 2009 ) ; Unassisted tackles – 6 (at Washington, Sept. 12, 2009); Assists – 4, twice (vs. Fresno State, Nov. 7, 2009, and vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31,2009); Tackles for loss – 1, seven times (vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009; vs. Hawai`i, Oct. 17, 2009; at Northern Illinois, Sept. 26, 2009; vs. Boise State, Nov. 15, 2008; vs. San Jose State, Nov. 1, 2008; vs. Nevada, Oct. 4, 2008, and vs. Western Michigan, Sept. 13, 2008); Sacks – 1 (vs. Western Michigan, Sept. 13, 2008); Passes defensed – 1, four times (vs. Louisiana Tech, Oct. 31, 2009; vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009; at New Mexico State, Sept.

5, 2009, and vs. San Jose State, Nov. 1, 2008); QB hurry – 2 (vs. Colorado State, Oct. 3, 2009); Forced fumble – 1, twice (at Nevada, Oct. 24, 2009, and at Northern Illinois, Sept. 26, 2009).

iavii, Robert Linebacker Jr. 6-1 216 2LLeilehua High School Wahaiwa, Hawai`iS

DEFENSEYear G UT AT TT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDS FF FR INT-YDS QBH PD2008 12 13 7 20 4-16 1-12 0 0-0 0-0 0 12009 13 32 26 58 3.5-10 0-0 2 0-0 0-0 3 3Totals 25 45 33 78 7.5-26 1-12 2 0-0 0-0 3 4

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2009: Saw action in a backup role and on special teams ... had eight total tackles (5 solo and 3 assists)

... recovered one fumble.Junior college: At Arizona Western, two-year starter at linebacker ... as a sophomore, had 24 solo stops and 62 assists for 86 total tackles ... forced one fumble and had three interceptions ... had 8.5 tackles for loss for -27 yards ... as a freshman, had 11 solo stops and 33 assists for 44 total tackles ... also had 3.5 tackles for loss (-12 yards), one sack and two forced fumbles ... initially signed with Idaho as a senior at Shadow Ridge High School.High school: At Shadow Ridge in 2006, he was a two-way starter at tight end and linebacker ... he had 88 tackles and eight sacks ... was a first team All-Northwest Division and All-Sunset Conference selection. Personal: Son of Pamela Toomer and Kyle Kameron ... born Dec. 9, 1988.

oomer, Korey Linebacker Sr. 6-3 230 1LArizona Western Shadow Ridge High School Las Vegas, Nev.T #16

2009: Played in nine games at defensive end and had five total tackles (one solo, four assists) and one quarterback hurry.2008: Played in six games as a true freshman and had two solo stops, which includes a tackle for loss, at Louisiana Tech.High school: First-team all-Sunrise Region Class 4A defensive end …Second-team all-Sunrise Region Class 4A tight end … also first-team all-Northeast Division at defensive end and tight end … Review Journal Ne-vada Class 4A second-team all-state defensive end … as a senior, had 52 total tackles, 10 tackles for loss and eight sacks … as a junior, was second-team all-Southern Nevada after accounting for 63 total tackles and nine sacks … also was a three-year letterman in volleyball and earned all-Northeast Division honors as a senior middle blocker after leading team to first two playoff appearances in school history.Personal: Son of Marcey Kelly and Charles Smith ... born Dec. 4, 1989.

mith Jr., Charles Defensive end Jr. 6-6 257 2LDesert Pines High School Las Vegas, Nev.S #96

2009: Redshirted.High school: Joined the Vandals in the fall of 2009 ... was a three-sport athlete (football, track and basketball) at Laguna Hills High School ... first-team all-league in football as well as special teams award winner and Ironman award winner ... as a senior, had four interceptions and six touchdowns in a dual role ... Hawk Pride academic award recipient. Personal: Son of Thea and Shawn Tucker ... born July 22, 1991 ... majoring in Business Information Technology.

ucker, Shawn Cornerback Fr. 5-9 178 RSLaguna Hills High School Laguna Hills, Calif.T #37



(Pronounced TWO-pooh-uh)Previous: Was team’s Lineman of the Year as a sophomore at starting center … helped team to 10-3 record in 2009 and No. 8 national ranking … first-team All-Southern Conference selection as a freshman ... played an integral role as a key blocker in Palomar’s successful run game, including a big evening in a 303-yard effort by the Comets in their season-opening 21-19 win over Southwestern on Sept. 6.High school: All-City (Los Angeles), All-Marine League and pre-season High School All-American … also played basketball in high school, and maintained a 3.1 GPAPersonal: Son of Samuelu and Grace Tupua ... Born Nov. 15, 1990, in Harbor City, Calif.

upua, Sam Offensive line Jr. 6-3 372 JCPalomar Junior College Banning High School Laguna Hills, Calif.T #50

2009: Saw action as a true freshman at receiver (one reception for seven yards) and on special teams where he returned 17 kicks for 425 yards, which includes three for 75 yards in the Vandals’ Humanitar-ian Bowl victory ... his 94-yard return against Louisiana Tech earned him WAC Special Teams Player of the Week honors ... his average of 25.0 yards per return ranks as sixth best in Vandal football history.High school: As a senior, was first team all-South Puget Sound League as a receiver, defensive back and kick returner ... SPSL Special Teams Player of the Year as a junior and senior ... Tacoma News Tribune all-area return specialist ... had 19 receptions for 481 yards and 944 all-purpose yards despite missing part of the season with injury ... also, all-state selection and SPSL MVP as a soccer forward ... ran track as a freshman (10.8 100) ... recorded a 4.39 40 - the best time at the Spanaway Competitive Edge Combine ... 2009 state long jump champion. Personal: Son of Kellie and Peter Veltung ... born March 30, 1991 ... majoring in General Studies

eltung, Justin Receiver So. 5-11 180 1LPuyallup High School Puyallup, Wash.V #24



2009: Idaho’s depth at running back allowed the Vandals to redshirt Vital.2008: Played in 10 games before being injured and missing the final two ... carried the ball 54 times for 210 yards and one score ... best game was 48 yards on eight carries at Fresno State ... also caught four passes for 28 yards.High school: First-team Class 4A Associated Press All-State selection … as a senior, carried the ball 243 times for 2,034 yards (8.4 per carry) and 25 touchdowns … never fumbled … set Copperas Cove single-game rushing record of 327 yards on 18 carries … also scored four TDs in that game … also ran track … at

District 16-4A championships as a junior, finished second in the 300 hurdles, third in the long and triple jumps, was on the winning 4x400 relay team and on the runner-up 4x200 relay team.Personal: Son of Demika and Keith Vital ... born Aug. 24, 1990.Single-game highsCarries – 12 (at San Diego State, Sept. 27, 2008); Rushing yards – 48 (at Fresno State, Oct. 11, 2008); Rushing touchdowns – 1 (at San Diego State, Sept. 27, 2008); Receptions – 2 (at San Diego State, Sept. 27, 2008); Receiving yards – 16 (vs. Western Michigan, Sept. 13, 2008); Long rush – 13 (at Fresno State, Oct. 11, 2008); Long reception – 16 (vs. Western Michigan, Sept. 13, 2008).

ital, Troy Receiver So. 6-0 223 1LCopperas Cove High School Copperas Cove, TexasV #11

RUSHINGYear G ATT YDS AVG. TDS LONG AVG./G2008 10 54 210 3.9 1 13 21.0RECEIVINGYear G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONG AVG./G2008 10 4 28 7.0 0 16 2.8ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGEYear G RUSH REC KR PR TOTAL AVG./G2008 10 210 28 0 238 23.8

2009: Earned significant playing time as a true freshman ... played in all 13 games and recorded 29 total tackles (20 solo and nine assists), which includes five stops (four solo, one assist) in the Vandals’ Humanitarian Bowl victory.High school: Two-way starter as a senior ... all-California Interscholastic League Inland Division selection at defensive back ... also played receiver ... as a senior, had 464 yards receiving on 27 receptions and scored four touchdowns; 71 tackles, four interceptions (two for TDs); returned three punts for TDs, and carried the ball 42 times for 294 yards and one TD ... as a junior, 22 receptions for 302 yards and three TDs; 88 tackles and three interceptions; averaged 22.1 yards per punt return; had 42 carries for 381 yards and four TDs; 8-for-17 passing for 238 yards and eight TDs ... REV MVP as a junior and senior ... also team captain as a junior and senior and led team in interceptions both years ... high school teammate of Idaho linebacker Andre Ferguson.Personal: Son of Gary Walker Sr. ... born May 10, 1991 ... majoring in Criminal Justice.

alker, Gary Cornerback So. 6-0 187 1LRedlands East Valley High School Redlands, Calif.W #3



2009: Scout team and special teams player.2008: Scout team player.2007: Redshirted.High school: 2007 graduate of LaGrande High School ... played football, basketball and baseball ... two-time conference offensive player of the year ... two-time all-state selection ... rushed for 1,800 yards and passed for 1,500 yards ... seven-time scholar athlete ... honor roll.Personal: Son of Becky and Jeff Weaver ... born Oct. 22, 1988 ... father, grandfather and sister all were collegiate athletes.

eaver, Landon Receiver Jr. 5-11 183 SQLaGrande High School LaGrande, Ore.W #83

2009: Redshirted.High school: Joined the Vandals in the fall of 2009 ... played football and ran track at Fairfax High School. Personal: Son of Kimberly Parker and Rena Whitehead ... born Sept. 20, 1991.

hitehead, Christian Cornerback Fr. 5-10 166 RSFairfax High School Los Angeles, Calif.W #20

Spring 2010: Moved to tight end.2009: Played on special teams and was a backup defensive lineman.2008: Saw action on special teams and in a backup defensive line role ... had two solo tackles, one of which was a sack.2007: Redshirt ... Vandals’ Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year.2006: GrayshirtHigh school: 2006 graduate of Meridian High School ... played football and basketball ... as a senior, was state Defensive Player of the Year ... also earned all-conference and all-state recognition and had 15.5 sacks, nine tackles for loss and two interceptions ... team captain ... Shrine All-Star Team selection ... two-time all-Gold Beach (northern division) selection.Personal: Son of Grace Wieting ... born Oct. 9, 1987 ... majoring in General Studies.

ieting, Derek Tight end Jr. 5-11 236 2LMeridian School Meridian, IdahoW #48



2009: Redshirted.High school: Four-year letterman … 3.5 grade-point average … as a senior, rushed for 1,900 yards and 23 TDs .. as a junior, rushed for 700 yards and 12 TDs … played two ways as a sophomore and rushed for 500 yards and nine TDs along with defensively accounting for 60 tackles and 20 tackles for loss … was a 2A all-state running back … second in state 2A in 110-meter hurdles with an Accutrack time of 14.1 … member of 2A state 4x100 championship team … interested in Architecture as a major … lists hobby as chasing quail (he’s caught four).

illiams, Trey Defensive back Fr. 6-1 192 RSLeflore County High School Itta Bena, Miss.W #7

2009: Scout team player.

2008: Redshirted.High school: Played only one season of high school football ... played at tight end, defensive end and defensive tackle ... earned first-team all-league DeAnza Division ... also played on a basketball club team that competed nationally.Personal: Son of Eve-Lynne Banks-Wilson and Willie D. Wilson, Jr. ... born Oct. 4, 1988 ... majoring in Political Science.

ilson, Bryan Defensive line So. 6-4 301 SQMilpitas High School Milpitas, Calif.W #97



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ass, Ryan Running back Jr. 5-9 201 TRCentennial High School Corona, Calif. Arizona State UniversityB #5

(will redshirt in 2010)2008: At Arizona State, played in six games as a true freshmen ... had 26 rushing attempts for 120 yards (4.6 avg.), leading all ASU running backs in yards per carry on the season...also had one pass reception. High school: Parade All-American and earned Second-Team All-USA honors by USA Today...was also recognized as a PrepStar All-American as a senior...was named to the Tacoma News-Tribune’s “Western 100” list...earned Second-Team All-America honors by EA Sports as a multi-purpose athlete...earned Long Beach Press-Telegram’s “Best in the West” honorable mention recognition ...tied for second in the nation in rushing touchdowns (47) as a senior, 11th in carries (345) and 14th in rushing yards (2,608)...led the entire west coast in rushing touchdowns as a senior and ranked fourth in California in both carries and rushing yards in 2007 … as a junior, finished 12th in the nation in rushing touchdowns (36), 30th in rushing yards (2,351) and 36th in total carries (294)...ranked fourth in California in rushing touchdowns as a junior, 10th in rushing yards and 13th in total carries … appeared in 38 games during the 2005-07 seasons, carrying 894 times for 7,096 yards (7.9 avg.) with 117 touchdowns ... averaged 186.7 rushing yards-per-game for his career...added 28 career receptions for 324 yards (11.6 avg.) ... averaged 23.5 carries-per-game ... as a senior in 2007, he totaled 2,608 rushing yards on 345 carries (7.6 avg.) ...averaged 173.9 rushing yards-per-game...also caught 16 passes for 197 yards (12.3 avg.) with one score. Personal: Son of Cynthia and Rickey Bass ... born July 9, 1990 ... two of his brothers also played Division I football, Mike a (Hawai`i) and Ray (San Diego State).

eale, Spencer Offensive line Fr. 6-4 321 HSLewiston High School Lewiston, IdahoB #79

High school: Started on the offensive and defensive lines for the Bengals … missed part of his senior season with a knee injury ... as a junior he was a first-team all-state offensive lineman, first-team all-North Idaho offensive lineman and Inland Empire League Lineman of the Year ... also played basketball and competed in track and powerlifting.Etc.: Scout.com 2010 Northwest Hot 50 … Rivals.com Rocky Mountain States post-season Top 10 … lauded for his size and aggressive style of play.Personal: Son of Vivian and Steve Beale ... born May 16, 1992 ... majoring in History.

ell, Chase Safety Fr. 5-8 189 HSKamehameha High School Wailuku, Hawai`iB #45

High school: All-league defensive all-purpose player ... also wrestled and competed in track and field.Personal: Son of Wendee Bodden and Randall Bell ... born March 1, 1992 ... majoring in Sociology.



rockom, Mitchell Receiver Fr. 6-1 175 HSAlhambra High School Alhambra, Calif.C #22

High school: First-team Almont League as a defensive back and receiver as a senior … Los Angeles Wave all-Northwest Region receiver … had 43 receptions for 672 yards and nine TDs … 67 total tackles (17 solo, 50 assists) … three intercep-tions (39 yards in returns) … three kickoff returns for 49 yards ... as a junior in 2008 he was a first-team Almont League as a receiver … had carries, 31 yards and one TD … 36 catches for 791 yards and six TDs … three games of 100 or more receiving yards … 32 tackles (seven solo, 25 assists) … four interceptions for nine yards … nine kick returns for 179 yards ... in 2007 caught 17 passes for 375 yards and five TDs.Personal: Son of Nancy and Darrell Crockom ... born July 17, 1991 ... majoring in Business.

entz, Garrett Linebacker Fr. 6-0 195 HSVale High School Vale, Ore.B #22

High school: Most Outstanding linebacker ... league Most Valuable Player ... honor roll ... played on offense and defense ... had 14 touchdowns as well as 290 tackles ... also played basketball and golf and competed in track and field.Personal: Son of Linda and Mike Garrett ... born Nov. 3, 1991 ... majoring in Agricultural Business.

hapman, Elliott Linebacker Jr. 6-0 220 JCMarin Catholic High School Grossmont College. Larkspur, Calif.C #46

Junior college: Team captain ... had 83 tackles, six sacks and three interceptions during 2009 season.High school: Was a three-sport athlete ad Marin Catholic at Greenbrae, Calif. ... was the NCIS all-purpose Player of the Year as a junior and senior ... team captain.Personal: Son of Maria and Mark Chapman ... born March 3, 1989 ... majoring in General Education.

hristianson, Joe Safety Fr. 6-0 193 HSTimberline High School Boise, IdahoC #36

High school: As a senior, broke his collar bone and missed several games ... prior to the injury, had 75 tackles, 10 passes defensed and one interception.Personal: Son of Mary and Jeff Christianson ... born May 8, 1991 ... majoring in Political Science.



High school: First team State 2B tight end, first-team District 9 2B as a senior ... had 10 receptions 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 ... first-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.

avis, Jesse Defensive line Fr. 6-6 265 HSAsotin High School Asotin, Wash.D #98

orde, Maxx Defensive line Fr. 6-4 270 HSWoodinville High School Woodinville, Wash.F #92

High school: As a senior he was a KingCo 4A Crown Division first-team offensive and defensive selection … As-sociated Press 4A all-state team … Tacoma News Tribune first-team all-state … had 34 tackles (31 solo and five assists) 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 Beeman and Brian Forde ... born Nov. 15, 1991 ... majoring in Business.

High school: As a senior, was Mountain Home High School’s Male Athlete of the Year after earning first-team all-state and first-team all-conference honors at defensive back ... as a junior, also was a first-team all-state and first-team all-district selection at defensive back ... also played basketball ... All-Southern Idaho and All-State Aca-demic Award winner ... graduated with honors.Personal: Son of Shana and Tom Hennessey ... born June 11, 1992 ... majoring in Exercise Science and Health ... father, Tom Hennessey, is third on Idaho’s all-time tackles list after playing linebacker for the Vandals.

ennessey, Tom Cornerback Fr. 5-11 175 HSMountain Home High School Mountain Home, IdahoH #30

High School: Three-time Connelly High School Defensive Lineman of the Year … started 32 successive games for Connelly High School ... First-team District 25-5A defensive lineman as a senior in 2009 … 2009 preseason all-state selection … had 68 total tackles (48 solo, 20 assists), 18 tackles for loss, eight sacks, five quarterback hurries and two forced fumbles ... District 25 Defensive Player of the Week twice ... Second-team District 25-4A defensive lineman as a sophomore and junior.Personal: Son of Sherry Johns and Carl Kearney ... born Oct. 22, 1991 ... majoring in Criminal Justice.

earney, Karel Defensive line Fr. 6-2 273 HSJohn B. Connelly High School Austin, TexasK #90



Previous school: Region III all-California first team linebacker … JC Athletic Bureau all-Southern California first-team selection … team won U.S. Bank Beach Bowl … first-team all-conference selection … played in Junior College All-American Game … team’s Defensive MVP … was Athlete of the Week after seven tackles and a sack in Beach Bowl … had 72 tackles, 15.5 sacks, 17 tackles for loss, seven quarterback hurries, and two interceptions.High school: Played in Alex Spanos All-Star Football Classic in summer of 2008 … as a senior at Helix High School earned Grossmont South League Defensive Player of the Year honors … had 34 tackles and two sacks as a sophomore at H-Town High School, which closed after his sophomore year … played junior varsity at Helix as a junior because of transfer rules … has eight brothers – all of whom played football.Personal: Son of Mouna and Benson Mauga ... born Nov. 8, 1990 ... majoring in General Education ... two cousins – Junior Seau and Josh Mauga, and two uncles – Casey Tiumalu and Dan Saleamua, played professional football.

auga, Homer Linebacker Jr. 6-0 224 JCHelix High School La Mesa, Calif. Grossmont CollegeM #19

High school: First-team all state and offensive line MVP ... Class Rivals Athlete of the Year ... also played basketball and competed in track and field ... honor roll.Personal: Son Beth and Larry Olmsted ... born Dec. 27, 1991 ... majoring in Criminal Justice.

lmsted, Tim Offensive line Fr. 6-3 258 HSNampa High School Nampa, IdahoO #66

High 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 quarterback in the region … against Pullman, com-pleted a 60-yard scoring play with one second left to win the game ... IEL first-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 passing 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 … first-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.

odrabsky, Justin Quarterback Fr. 6-6 240 HSLewiston High School Lewiston, IdahoP #16



High school: Second-team all-conference defensive back ... had four interceptions, 76 tackles, 14 tackles-for-loss and seven passes defensed as a senior ... Honor Society ... also played basketball and competed in track.Personal: Son of Lynn Alderson and Jay Roach ... born March 11, 1992.

mith, Chance Safety Fr. 5-8 170 HSIdaho Falls High School Idaho Falls, IdahoS #32

Junior college: Second-team all-America as a sophomore … member of back-to-back Midwest Football Confer-ence-West Championship teams … had 79 total tackles (37 solo, 42 assists), 15 tackles for loss (totaling 37.5 yards lost), 8.5 sacks (-45.5 lost yards), two forced fumbles, one pass defensed ... First-team all-Midwest Con-ference after freshman season … 75 total tackles (36 solo, 39 assists), 17 tackles for loss and five sacks in 10 games.High school: Played in all-County all-star game ... had 16 sacks as a junior and as a senior.Personal: Son of Candy Strumski and Vincent Ireland ... born Sept. 4, 1989 ... majoring in liberal arts.

trumski, Aaron Defensive line Jr. 6-2 303 JCSouth Broward High School Hollywood, Fla. Ellsworth CC (Iowa)S #89

hompson, Calvin Running back Fr. 6-2 203 HSVista Ridge High School Cedar Park, TexasT #28

High School: As a senior he ran for 605 yards and six TDs on 115 carries … caught 14 passes for 167 yards and returned four kickoffs for 63 yards … second-team all-District 16 5A … two-time Hill Country News Player of the Week … voted one of the Dazzling Dozen best play-ers in the district ... as a junior, had 459 yards and two TDs on 96 carries … District track champion in 4x200, 4x400, 200 and 4x100 … regional champion in 4x200 and state qualifier in 200 and 4x200 ... as a sophomore, had 398 yards and four TDs on 69 carries … voted to Hill Country News Dazzling Dozen and Rookie of the Year … second-team all-district.

hompson, Thaad Defensive back Jr. 6-3 215 JCVista Ridge High School Cedar Park, TexasT #24

Previous school: Had 27 total tackles and three tackles for loss in Ellsworth’s 8-3 season.



High school: Inland Empire League 4A co-Offensive Most Valuable Player junior and senior seasons … had 75 carries for 1,004 yards and 13 TDs as a senior… also had 11 receptions for 125 yards and three TDs … defen-sively, had 19 total tackles (11 solo, eight assists) and two interceptions, one of which was returned 52 yards ... IEL 4A first-team running back and defensive back his junior season … carried the ball 79 times for 1,085 yards and 17 TDs as a junior … also caught five passes for 187 yards and one TD … returned seven kickoffs for 410 yards and two TDs … returned eight punts for 200 yards … also had five interceptions, one of which was returned for a TD ... also played basketball and ran track.Personal: Son of Heidi and Leroy Washington ... born Feb. 25, 1992 ... majoring in Sociology/Criminology.

ashington, Jayson Running back Fr. 5-7 165 HSMoscow High School Moscow, IdahoW #25

Junior college: Started all 10 games for Grossmont in 2009 … key figure in Grossmont’s offensive line … Gross-mont won the U.S. Bank Beach Bowl … chosen to play in Triumphant Sports Junior College All-American Game ...Grossmont’s Most Improved Lineman in 2008.High school: All-state as a junior and senior ... team won state championship during his senior season ... also played basketball and competed in track and field.Personal: Son of Denise and Jerry Gatewood ... born May 6, 1988.

iley, Charles Offensivle line Jr. 6-5 302 JCFu Hun High School Knoxville, Tenn. Grossmont CollegeW #62

High school: TCC League Most Valuable Player … all-Metro … all-City first-team quarterback … Inderkum Most Valuable Player … team advanced to the CIF-San Joaquin Section final … completed 60-of-95 passes for 1,321 yards and 17 TDs … also ran for 307 yards on 49 carries and rushed for three TDs … was a standout at San Francisco Scout.com Combine.Personal: Son of Michelle and Keith Williams ... born March 13, 1992 ... cousin Steve Johnson is a receiver for Buffalo Bills.

illiams, Demetrius Receiver Fr. 5-11 183 HSInderkum High School Sacramento, Calif.W #23


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UI-Daniel Hardy 6 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)UI-Princeton McCarty 1 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)UI-Max Komar 38 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)NMSU-Glynn, Tonny 3 yd run (Davenport, J. kick failed)

University of Idaho 21, New Mexico State 6Sept. 5, 2009 Memorial Stadium 16,772

IDAHO NMSUFIRST DOWNS 15 21RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 32-171 33-104PASSING YDS (NET) 179 235Passes Att-Comp-Int 22-11-1 34-22-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 54-350 67-339Fumble Returns-Yards 1-8 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-10 2-19Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-61 3-35Interception Returns-Yards 1-7 1-32Punts (Number-Avg) 4-49.2 4-41.8Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2Penalties-Yards 5-86 9-62Possession Time 27:51 32:09Third-Down Conversions 9 of 14 7 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 2 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 1-4Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-2 1-7

RUSHING: University of Idaho-Princeton McCarty 8-96; Deonte Jackson 13-48; DeMaundray Woolridge 5-18; Max Komar 2-14; Kama Bailey 1-3; TEAM 1-minus 1; Nathan Enderle 2-minus 7. New Mexico State-Colston, Marque 14-47; Glynn, Tonny 9-29; Smith, Seth 4-17; Fleming, Jeff 6-11. PASSING: University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 11-21-1-179; Preston Davis 0-1-0-0. New Mexico State-Fleming, Jeff 21-33-1-230; Walls, Trevor 1-1-0-5. RECEIVING: University of Idaho-Max Komar 2-68; Preston Davis 2-53; Mau-rice Shaw 2-22; Daniel Hardy 2-18; Eric Greenwood 2-14; Kama Bailey 1-4. New Mexico State-Lee, Todd 6-49; Allen, Marcus 5-82; Anderson, M. 4-50; Nelson, Kyle 2-22; Opetaia, Ronald 2-20; Smith, Seth 1-7; Fleming, Julius 1-4; Glynn, Tonny 1-1. INTERCEPTIONS: University of Idaho-Shiloh Keo 1-7. New Mexico State-Hatchett, S. 1-32. FUMBLES: University of Idaho-None. New Mexico State-Allen, Marcus 1-1; Colston, Marque 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): University of Idaho-Michael Cosgrove 1-0. New Mexico State-Fils, Pierre 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): University of Idaho-JoJo Dickson 5-6; Paul Senescall 1-8; Shiloh Keo 4-4; Isaac Butts 3-4; Jeromy Jones 3-3; Andre Ferguson 2-4; Michael Cosgrove 1-5; Robert Siavii 2-3; Tre`Shawn Robinson 1-4; Kenneth Patten 2-2; Jonah Sataraka 0-4; Aaron Lavarias 0-3; Brandon Artz 1-1; Fono-manu Sekona 0-2; Aaron Grymes 1-0; Conrad Scheidt 0-1; Charles Smith 0-1; Oga Faumui 0-1; Irvin Stevens 0-1; Adam Juratovac 0-1. New Mexico State-Conner, Ross 1-7; Scott, Jason 1-7; Powell, A. 4-3; Green, Jonte 2-5; Fils, Pierre 2-3; Shook, Kawika 0-5; Hatchett, S. 0-5; Cotton, Jamar 0-5; House, Davon 2-2; Buckner, Chris 1-3; Federico, V. 0-2; Allen, Marcus 1-0; Diaz, Spence 0-1; Colston, Marque 0-1; Savage, Donte 0-1; Clay, Robert 0-1; Roberts, Donava 0-1.

University of Washington 42, University of Idaho 23Sept. 12, 2009 Husky Stadium 58,980

UW-Locker, Jake 3 yd run (Folk, Erik kick)UI-Trey Farquhar 44 yd field goalUW-Fogerson, Johri 24 yd pass from Locker, Jake (Folk, Erik kick)UI-Trey Farquhar 28 yd field goalUW-Johnson, James 31 yd pass from Locker, Jake (Folk, Erik kick)UI-Trey Farquhar 34 yd field goalUW-Polk, Chris 1 yd run (Folk, Erik kick)UW-Izbicki, Chris 2 yd pass from Locker, Jake (Folk, Erik kick)UI-DeMaundray Woolridge 4 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)UW-Fogerson, Johri 2 yd run (Folk, Erik kick)UI-DeMaundray Woolridge 6 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)

IDAHO 3 6 7 7 – 23WASHINGTON 7 14 14 7 – 42

IDAHO WASHFIRST DOWNS 20 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 23-63 33-121PASSING YDS (NET) 349 253Passes Att-Comp-Int 40-26-1 25-17-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 63-412 58-374Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-14Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-130 5-111Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-56Punts (Number-Avg) 3-39.3 2-48.5Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1Penalties-Yards 8-72 4-45Possession Time 32:29 27:31Third-Down Conversions 4 of 12 11 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-5 5-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 3-12

RUSHING: University of Idaho-DeMaundray Woolridge 7-41; Deonte Jackson 6-18; Princeton McCarty 5-14; Max Komar 2-2; Brian Reader 1-minus 2; Na-than Enderle 2-minus 10. Washington-Polk, Chris 19-80; Shaw, Curtis 5-19; Locker, Jake 6-18; Fogerson, Johri 2-6; TEAM 1-minus 2. PASSING: University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 22-33-1-279; Brian Reader 4-7-0-70. Washington-Locker, Jake 17-25-0-253. RECEIVING: University of Idaho-Daniel Hardy 6-103; Max Komar 5-111; Eric Greenwood 5-57; Preston Davis 4-34; Deonte Jackson 2-16; Peter Bjorvik 1-13; Princeton McCarty 1-6; Kevin Small 1-6; DeMaundray Woolridge 1-3. Washington-Goodwin, D. 3-83; Johnson, James 3-48; Kearse, J. 3-46; Fo-gerson, Johri 2-35; Middleton, K. 2-13; Aguilar, Devin 1-14; Polk, Jordan 1-8; Polk, Chris 1-4; Izbicki, Chris 1-2. INTERCEPTIONS: University of Idaho-None. Washington-Foster, Mason 1-56. FUMBLES: University of Idaho-None. Washington-Shaw, Curtis 1-1; Middle-ton, K. 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): University of Idaho-None. Washington-Elisara, Cam. 1-0; Te’o-Nesheim, D 1-0; Gage, Joshua 0-1; Pulu, Andru 0-1. TACKLES (UA-A): University of Idaho-Shiloh Keo 7-0; Robert Siavii 6-0; Paul Senescall 5-0; Jeromy Jones 4-1; Kenneth Patten 4-0; Aaron Grymes 2-2; Oga Faumui 2-1; Andre Ferguson 2-0; Jared Heston 2-0; Aaron Lavarias 2-0; Preston Davis 1-0; Benson Mayowa 1-0; Gary Walker 1-0; JoJo Dickson 1-0; Isaac Butts 1-0; John McKinley 1-0; Tre`Shawn Robinson 1-0; Jonah Sataraka 1-0; Michael Cosgrove 0-1; Devon Sturdivant 0-1. Washington-Sa-vannah, E.J. 5-3; Butler, Donald 5-3; Elisara, Cam. 4-1; Long, Adam 4-0; Williams, Nate 4-0; McDowell, V. 4-0; Te’o-Nesheim, D 2-2; Dennison, Cort 2-2; Trufant, D. 3-0; Glenn, Justin 3-0; Foster, Mason 2-1; Gage, Joshua 2-1; Walker, Greg 2-0; Aiyewa, Victor 1-0; Richardson, Q. 1-0; Pulu, Andru 0-1.



University of Idaho 34, San Diego State 20Sept. 19, 2009 Kibbie Dome 10,324

University of Idaho 34, Northern Illinois 31Sept. 26, 2009 Huskie Stadium 16,320

SAN DIEGO STATE 0 10 3 7 – 20IDAHO 14 6 0 14 – 34

UI-JoJo Dickson 74 yd interception return (Trey Farquhar kick)UI-Deonte Jackson 4 yd run (Trey Farquhar kickSD-Yoshida, Lane 47 yd field goalUI-Trey Farquhar 29 yd field goalSD-Wallace, Robert 8 yd pass from Westling, Drew (Yoshida, Lane kick)UI-Trey Farquhar 40 yd field goalSD-Yoshida, Lane 46 yd field goalUI-DeMaundray Woolridge 7 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)SD-Brown, Vincent 36 yd pass from Lindley, Ryan (Yoshida, Lane kick)UI-DeMaundray Woolridge 53 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)

IDAHO SDSU FIRST DOWNS 20 21RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 23-55 41-147PASSING YDS (NET) 241 232Passes Att-Comp-Int 41-25-1 30-17-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 64-296 71-379Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-45 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-105 5-108Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-74Punts (Number-Avg) 3-46.3 2-47.5Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0Penalties-Yards 9-85 8-54Possession Time 27:50 32:10Third-Down Conversions 6 of 12 9 of 16Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 3-4Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-9 1-10

RUSHING: San Diego-Sullivan, Brand 10-31; Brown, Davon 8-22; Kazee, Walter 4-12; Lindley, Ryan 1-Minus 10. Idaho-Demaundray Woolridge 11-93; Deonte Jackson 10-24; Princeton McCarty 9-20; Nathan Enderle 8-15; Team 3-Minus 5. PASSING: San Diego-Lindley, Ryan 21-35-1-200; Westling, Drew 4-6-0-41. Idaho-Nathan Enderle 17-30-0-232. RECEIVING: San Diego-Brown, Vincent 13-143; Sampson, Demarc 4-36; Wallace, Robert 3-34; Umuolo, Alston 2-14; Sullivan, Brand 1-9; Brown, Davon 1-3; Kawulok, M 1-2. University Of Idaho-Max Komar 5-78; Daniel Hardy 4-76; Preston Davis 3-37; Eric Greenwood 3-21; Peter Bjorvik 1-14; Deonte Jackson 1-6.INTERCEPTIONS: San Diego-None. University Of Idaho-Jojo Dickson 1-74. FUMBLES: San Diego-Sullivan, Brand 1-1; Brown, Davon 1-0. University Of Idaho-None. SACKS (UA-A): San Diego-Burris, Miles 0-1; Milling, Jerry 0-1. University Of Idaho-Jonah Sataraka 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): San Diego-Milling, Jerry 3-5; Fantroy, Martre 2-4; Burris, Miles 2-2; Williams, B.J. 2-2; Laolagi, Luke 1-3; Preston, Andrew 1-3; Shap-iro, Zachar 1-3; Parker, Larry 2-1; Lawson, Ernie 2-1; Hemmings, Dey J 2-1; Edwards, Kwincy 2-1; Moore, Aaron 1-2; Mcfadden, Leon 2-0; Lewis, Darryn 1-1; Ketchum, Logan 1-1; Camarda, Vincen 0-2; Perez, Jose 1-0; Sand-ford, Nick 1-0; Stevens, Khalid 1-0; Barksdale, Deme 1-0; Soto, Jonathan 1-0; Brown, Vincent 1-0; Tauanuu, Jacob 1-0; Long, Jerome 0-1; Yarbrough, Marc 0-1. University Of Idaho-Shiloh Keo 3-6; Aaron Grymes 4-4; Jojo Dick-son 3-3; Paul Senescall 3-1; Jonah Sataraka 3-1; Kenneth Patten 2-2; Andre Ferguson 2-1; Isaac Butts 2-1; Jeromy Jones 2-1; Michael Cosgrove 1-2; Tre`Shawn Robinson 1-2; Robert Siavii 1-2; Aaron Lavarias 0-2; Eric Hunter 1-0; Devon Sturdivant 1-0; Gary Walker 1-0; Bobby Cowan 1-0; Jared Heston 0-1; John McKinley 0-1.

IDAHO 0 21 7 6 – 34NORTHERN ILLINOIS 3 10 3 15 – 31

NIU-Salerno, Mike 23 yd field goalUI-Daniel Hardy 26 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)UI-Deonte Jackson 21 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)NIU-Clark, Willie 7 yd pass from Harnish, Chand (Salerno, Mike kick)UI-Princeton McCarty 58 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kickNIU-Salerno, Mike 50 yd field goalUI-DeMaundray Woolridge 1 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)NIU-Salerno, Mike 25 yd field goalUI-Trey Farquhar 33 yd field goalUI-Trey Farquhar 40 yd field goalNIU-Cox, Landon 4 yd pass from Harnish, Chand (Salerno, Mike kick)NIU-Brown, Me’co 1 yd run (Brown, Me’co rush)

IDAHO NIUFIRST DOWNS 24 18RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 44-207 30-128PASSING YDS (NET) 270 184Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-18-0 24-17-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 67-477 54-312Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-34 1-14Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-69 6-155Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 1-0.0 2-49.5Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-0Penalties-Yards 5-54 6-69Possession Time 34:13 25:47Third-Down Conversions 8 of 13 4 of 10Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 5-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-15 3-17

RUSHING: Idaho-DeMaundray Woolridge 19-143; Princeton McCarty 11-52; Deonte Jackson 7-20; Max Komar 1-5; TEAM 2-minus 4; Nathan Enderle 4-minus 9. Northern Illinois-Harnish, Chand 13-62; Brown, Me’co 12-46; Spann, Chad 4-15; Williams, Prest 1-5. PASSING: Idaho-Nathan Enderle 18-23-0-270. Northern Illinois-Harnish, Chand 17-23-0-184; TEAM 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Idaho-Eric Greenwood 3-67; Preston Davis 3-29; Maurice Shaw 3-28; Daniel Hardy 2-46; Deonte Jackson 2-25; Princeton McCarty 1-58; Kevin Small 1-12; DeMaundray Woolridge 1-4; Kama Bailey 1-2; Max Komar 1-minus 1. Northern Illinois-Cox, Landon 5-53; Brown, Me’co 3-31; Moore, Martel 3-23; Spann, Chad 2-32; Clark, Willie 2-20; Lewis, Marcus 1-17; Beckner, Bryan 1-8. INTERCEPTIONS: Idaho-None. Northern Illinois-None. FUMBLES: Idaho-Nathan Enderle 2-0. Northern Illinois-Spann, Chad 1-0; Harnish, Chand 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Idaho-Andre Ferguson 0-1; Jonah Sataraka 1-0; Fonomanu Sekona 0-1. Northern Illinois-Bolding, Darnel 1-0; Pirkle, D.J. 1-0; Progar, Sean 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Idaho-Shiloh Keo 2-9; Jeromy Jones 4-4; Robert Siavii 2-5; Aaron Grymes 3-3; Michael Cosgrove 2-3; Jonah Sataraka 3-1; Kenneth Patten 1-3; Paul Senescall 1-3; Isaac Butts 2-1; Tre`Shawn Robinson 1-2; Aaron Lavarias 1-2; JoJo Dickson 1-2; Andre Ferguson 0-3; Conrad Scheidt 1-1; Kama Bailey 0-1; Korey Toomer 0-1; Gary Walker 0-1; Fonomanu Seko-na 0-1; Corey White 0-1; Brandon Artz 0-1. Northern Illinois-Hanson, Cory 3-8; Kube, Alex 2-9; Schiller, Pat 1-10; Wilson, Tracy 1-7; Smith, Chris 4-2; George, Patrick 3-3; Bolding, Darnel 2-3; Delegal, Jordan 3-1; Bryant, David 1-3; Pirkle, D.J. 3-0; Progan, Sean 2-1; Baxter, Alan 1-2; Bice, Brandon 1-1; Brown, Phil 0-2; Jacques,Victor 0-2; Sobol, Mike 0-2; Lawson, Brian 0-2; Coleman, Adam 0-2; Williamson, Spe 0-2; Newcomb, Ron 1-0; Anderson, Justi 1-0.



University of Idaho 31, Colorado State 29Oct. 3, 2009 Kibbie Dome 16,000

University of Idaho 29, San Jose State 25Oct. 10, 2009 Spartan Stadium 15,321

COLORADO STATE 14 6 3 6 – 29UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 0 10 14 7 – 31

CSU-Tyson Liggett 20 yd pass from Grant Stucker (Ben Deline kick)CSU-Eric Peitz 3 yd pass from Grant Stucker (Ben Deline kick)UI-Eric Greenwood 31 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)CSU-Dion Morton 34 yd pass from Grant Stucker (Ben Deline kick blockd)UI-Trey Farquhar 47 yd field goalUI-Eric Greenwood 45 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)UI-Max Komar 24 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)CSU-Ben Deline 43 yd field goalUI-DeMaundray Woolridge 1 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)CSU-Lou Greenwood 39 yd pass from Grant Stucker (John Mosure rush failed)

IDAHO CSUFIRST DOWNS 21 23RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 32-139 33-70PASSING YDS (NET) 297 333Passes Att-Comp-Int 35-19-1 38-25-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 67-436 71-403Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-52 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-155 5-139Interception Returns-Yards 1-58 1-1Punts (Number-Avg) 4-34.8 5-46.2Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 7-39 7-63Possession Time 29:04 30:50Third-Down Conversions 5 of 13 6 of 12Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 1-2Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-30 0-0

RUSHING: Colorado State-Leonard Mason 18-85; John Mosure 10-45; Zac Pauga 1-3; Lou Greenwood 1-3; Grant Stucker 2-3. University of Idaho-DeMaundray Woolridge 15-61; Princeton McCarty 5-24; Deonte Jackson 3-2; Kama Bailey 1-minus 3; TEAM 2-minus 4; Nathan Enderle 7-minus 10. PASSING: Colorado State-Grant Stucker 19-35-1-297. University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 25-38-1-333. RECEIVING: Colorado State-Rashaun Greer 7-125; Lou Greenwood 4-74; Dion Morton 3-60; Tyson Liggett 2-29; Leonard Mason 1-7; Eric Peitz 1-3; Zac Pauga 1-minus 1. University of Idaho-Max Komar 12-152; Eric Green-wood 6-130; Preston Davis 2-21; Princeton McCarty 2-6; Kama Bailey 1-9; Marsel Posey 1-8; Maurice Shaw 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: Colorado State-Nick Oppenneer 1-58. University of Ida-ho-Shiloh Keo 1-1. FUMBLES: Colorado State-None. University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Colorado State-Klint Kubiak 1-0; Mychal Sisson 1-0; Cory Macon 1-0. University of Idaho-None. TACKLES (UA-A): Colorado State-Elijah-B Smith 6-1; Mychal Sisson 6-1; Chris Gipson 6-1; Klint Kubiak 5-2; Nick Oppenneer 4-0; Gerard Thomas 3-0; Michae Kawulok 3-0; Guy Miller 1-2; Broder Sargent 2-0; James Skelton 1-1; Scott Zick 0-2; C.J. James 1-0; Dean Wilkinson 1-0; Cory Macon 1-0; Jarrad Mckay 1-0; Brandon Owens 0-1; Ivory Herd 0-1; Zach Tiedgen 0-1; Derek Good 0-1. University of Idaho-Shiloh Keo 12-3; JoJo Dickson 3-5; Aaron La-varias 4-1; Aaron Grymes 4-0; Paul Senescall 3-1; Jeromy Jones 3-1; Jonah Sataraka 2-2; Isaac Butts 1-3; Andre Ferguson 3-0; Brandon Artz 2-0; Robert Siavii 2-0; Kenneth Patten 2-0; Tre`Shawn Robinson 1-1; Gary Walker 1-1; Michael Cosgrove 1-0; John McKinley 1-0; Devon Sturdivant 1-0; Eric Hunter 0-1; Oga Faumui 0-1.

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 3 9 10 7 – 29SAN JOSE STATE 7 7 0 11 – 25

SJSU–Harrison, Josh 17 yd pass from La Secla, Jorda (Cope, Tyler kick)UI–Trey Farquhar 23 yd field goalUI–DeMaundray Woolridge 1 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick blockd)SJSU–La Secla, Jorda 7 yd run (Cope, Tyler kick)UI–Trey Farquhar 52 yd field goalUI–Princeton McCarty 3 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)UI–Trey Farquhar 26 yd field goalSJSU–Avery, Marquis 38 yd pass from La Secla, Jorda (Beauchman, Jala pass from La Secla, Jorda)SJSU–Cope, Tyler 20 yd field goalUI–DeMaundray Woolridge 5 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)

IDAHO SJSUFIRST DOWNS 22 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 42-274 20-48PASSING YDS (NET) 227 299Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-15-3 43-31-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 69-501 63-347Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-1 1-4Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-78 6-120Interception Returns-Yards 2-39 3-47Punts (Number-Avg) 1-38.0 3-48.3Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1Penalties-Yards 11-113 9-75Possession Time 34:00 26:00Third-Down Conversions 6 of 11 7 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-6 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-8 0-0

RUSHING: University of Idaho-Princeton McCarty 16-125; DeMaundray Woolridge 18-93; Deonte Jackson 7-57; TEAM 1-minus 1. San Jose State-Muldrow, Lamon 9-23; La Secla, Jorda 9-19; Avery, Marquis 1-5; Perry, Patrick 1-1. PASSING: University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 14-26-3-216; Brian Reader 1-1-0-11. San Jose State-La Secla, Jorda 31-43-2-299. RECEIVING: University of Idaho-Max Komar 5-73; Eric Greenwood 4-56; Daniel Hardy 2-17; Maurice Shaw 1-41; Preston Davis 1-28; Peter Bjorvik 1-9; Kevin Small 1-3. San Jose State-Jurovich, Kevin 8-70; Rutley, Brandon 8-65; Avery, Marquis 7-96; Harrison, Josh 3-30; Muldrow, Lamon 3-24; Ot-ten, Ryan 1-14; Beauchman, Jala 1-0.INTERCEPTIONS: University of Idaho-JoJo Dickson 1-39; Kenneth Patten 1-0. San Jose State-Burns, Tanner 1-34; Ihenacho, Duke 1-13; Thompson, Peyto 1-0. FUMBLES: University of Idaho-Daniel Hardy 1-1. San Jose State-Harrison, Josh 1-1; La Secla, Jorda 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): University of Idaho-Jonah Sataraka 1-0; Michael Cosgrove 1-0. San Jose State-None. TACKLES (UA-A): University of Idaho-Shiloh Keo 5-2; Kenneth Patten 5-2; Paul Senescall 4-1; Jeromy Jones 4-1; Robert Siavii 3-2; Isaac Butts 4-0; JoJo Dickson 4-0; Aaron Lavarias 3-1; Michael Cosgrove 3-1; Andre Ferguson 3-0; Jonah Sataraka 2-0; Gary Walker 2-0; Brandon Artz 1-1; Kama Bailey 0-2; Deonte Jackson 1-0; Aaron Grymes 1-0; Jared Heston 1-0; Maurice Shaw 1-0; Devon Sturdivant 0-1. San Jose State-Ihenacho, Duke 2-10; Ihenacho, Carl 4-4; Tuipulotu, Tiuk 2-6; Burns, Tanner 4-3; Cole, Justin 2-4; Jones, Travis 3-2; Thompson, Peyto 3-2; Willis, Justin 2-3; Newsome, Devin 1-3; Johnson, Travis 1-2; Storaasli, Brad 2-0; Orth, James 2-0; Zavala, Philip 1-1; Germany, Alex 1-1; Davis, Adonis 1-1; Ngatikaura, Man 1-1; Festejo, Pompey 0-2; Jurovich, Kevin 1-0; Rutley, Brandon 1-0; Otten, Ryan 1-0; Johnson, Ralph 0-1; Nigos, Joe 0-1; Garcia, Pablo 0-1.



University of Idaho 35, University of Hawaiì 23Oct. 17, 2009 Kibbie Dome 12,763

University of Nevada 70, University of Idaho 45Oct. 24, 2009 Mackay Stadium 16,611

HAWAIÌ 10 0 0 13 – 23UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 14 0 7 14 – 35

UI-DeMaundray Woolridge 28 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)UH-Funaki,I. 8 yd run (Enos,S. kick)UI-Maurice Shaw 60 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)UH-Enos,S. 22 yd field goaUI-DeMaundray Woolridge 4 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)UH-Moniz,B. 15 yd run (Enos,S. kick)UI-DeMaundray Woolridge 1 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)UI-DeMaundray Woolridge 6 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)UH-Salas,G. 21 yd pass from Moniz,B. (Moniz,B. rush failed)

IDAHO UHFIRST DOWNS 26 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 24-77 39-194PASSING YDS (NET) 367 226Passes Att-Comp-Int 45-31-1 17-14-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 69-444 56-420Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-2Punt Returns-Yards 2-16 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-127 3-47Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0Punts (Number-Avg) 2-32.0 2-41.5Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1Penalties-Yards 4-30 6-40Possession Time 30:29 29:31Third-Down Conversions 10 of 15 8 of 10Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 4-22

RUSHING: Hawaiì-Wright-Jackson 9-37; Moniz,B. 10-32; Green,A. 2-6; Funaki,I. 2-5; Taylor,J. 1-minus 3. University of Idaho-Princeton McCarty 16-89; DeMaundray Woolridge 17-81; Nathan Enderle 2-15; Deonte Jackson 3-11; TEAM 1-minus 2. PASSING: Hawaiì-Moniz,B. 30-42-1-360; TEAM 0-2-0-0; Funaki,I. 1-1-0-7. University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 14-17-0-226. RECEIVING: Hawaiì-Salas,G. 10-111; Taylor,J. 6-80; Pilares,K. 5-48; Avery,J. 3-41; Medeiros,J. 3-25; Bradley,R. 2-58; Wright-Jackson 1-7; Green,A. 1-mi-nus 3. University of Idaho-Daniel Hardy 3-62; Max Komar 3-57; Preston Davis 3-12; Eric Greenwood 2-12; Maurice Shaw 1-60; Peter Bjorvik 1-17; Kama Bailey 1-6. INTERCEPTIONS: Hawaiì-None. University of Idaho-Shiloh Keo 1-0. FUMBLES: Hawaiì-Salas,G. 1-0; Moniz,B. 1-1. University of Idaho-TEAM 1-1; Daniel Hardy 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Hawaiì-None. University of Idaho-Aaron Lavarias 2-0; Tre`Shawn Robinson 1-0; JoJo Dickson 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Hawaiì-Smith,S. 7-5; Falemalu,P. 3-2; Bryant,J. 1-4; Soares,B. 1-4; Tufaga,T. 0-4; Davis,L. 2-1; Silva,M. 2-1; Kiesel-Kauhane 2-1; Savaiigaea,R. 1-2; Paredes,C. 1-2; Fonoti,J. 1-2; Hanohano,G. 2-0; Torres,R. 1-1; Black,C. 1-1; Satele,Liko 1-0; Wadsworth,M. 1-0; Ornellas,K. 1-0; Heun,J. 0-1; Purcell,E. 0-1. University of Idaho-Aaron Grymes 8-1; Shiloh Keo 5-2; JoJo Dickson 3-3; Kenneth Patten 5-0; Tre`Shawn Robinson 4-0; Aaron Lavarias 4-0; Gary Walker 3-1; Jeromy Jones 3-1; Robert Siavii 2-1; Eric Hunter 1-1; Charles Smith 1-1; Jonah Sataraka 0-2; Andre Ferguson 0-2; Kama Bailey 0-1; Michael Cosgrove 0-1; Isaac Butts 0-1.

UN-Kaepernick, C. 11 yd run (Drake, Ricky kick)UN-Taua, Vai 89 yd run (Drake, Ricky kick)UN-Kaepernick, C. 61 yd run (Drake, Ricky kick)UI-Maurice Shaw 73 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)UI-Deonte Jackson 59 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)UN-Taua, Vai 1 yd run (Drake, Ricky kick)UI-Maurice Shaw 73 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)UI-Trey Farquhar 54 yd field goalUN-Kaepernick, C. 35 yd run (Drake, Ricky kick)UN-Kaepernick, C. 75 yd run (Drake, Ricky kickUI-Max Komar 9 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)UN-Wellington, C. 25 yd run (Drake, Ricky kick)UI-Max Komar 20 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)UN-Green, Virgil 44 yd pass from Kaepernick, C. (Drake, Ricky kick)UN-Lippincott, L. 9 yd pass from Kaepernick, C. (Drake, Ricky kick)UN-Mark, Lampford 12 yd run (Drake, Ricky kick)UI-Max Komar 14 yd pass from Brian Reader (Trey Farquhar kick)

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 0 24 14 7 – 45NEVADA 14 14 21 21 – 70

IDAHO NEVFIRST DOWNS 21 27RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 25-90 53-484PASSING YDS (NET) 404 178Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-22-1 21-13-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 58-494 74-662Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-72 3-77Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-7Punts (Number-Avg) 4-44.8 2-23.5Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-0Penalties-Yards 5-31 6-64Possession Time 26:20 33:40Third-Down Conversions 4 of 11 6 of 12Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 3 of 3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 4-4Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 5-30

RUSHING: University of Idaho-Deonte Jackson 7-88; Princeton McCarty 4-14; DeMaundray Woolridge 6-13; Brian Reader 1-minus 2; Nathan Enderle 7-minus 23. Nevada-Kaepernick, C. 15-230; Taua, Vai 17-146; Mark, Lamp-ford 7-40; Wellington, C. 1-25; Lippincott, L. 7-24; Green, Virgil 1-16; Ran-dall, C. 2-6; Team 3-minus 3. PASSING: University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 15-26-1-342; Brian Reader 7-7-0-62. Nevada-Kaepernick, C. 13-21-0-178. RECEIVING: University of Idaho-Max Komar 10-136; Maurice Shaw 5-183; Preston Davis 3-43; Daniel Hardy 2-37; Deonte Jackson 1-5; Eric Greenwood 1-0. Nevada-Wimberly, B. 5-62; Wellington, C. 2-18; Green, Virgil 1-44; Taua, Vai 1-16; Puloka Jr., T. 1-13; Session, Tray 1-13; Lippincott, L. 1-9; Anderson, Shane 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS: University of Idaho-None. Nevada-Bethea, Mike 1-7. FUMBLES: University of Idaho-Eric Greenwood 1-1; Nathan Enderle 1-0. Nevada-Mark, Lampford 1-0; Anderson, Shane 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): University of Idaho-None. Nevada-Moch, Dontay 1-0; Slack, Chris 1-0; Coulson, Ryan 1-0; Basped, Kevin 1-0; Johnson, J.M. 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): University of Idaho-Shiloh Keo 9-2; Jeromy Jones 9-1; Tre`Shawn Robinson 5-2; Jonah Sataraka 2-3; Kenneth Patten 4-0; Robert Siavii 3-1; JoJo Dickson 2-2; Oga Faumui 3-0; Aaron Lavarias 2-1; Aaron Grymes 2-1; Benson Mayowa 2-0; Gary Walker 0-2; Michael Cosgrove 0-2; Deonte Jackson 1-0; Korey Toomer 1-0; Paul Senescall 1-0; John McKinley 1-0; Isaac Butts 1-0; Charles Smith 0-1. Nevada-Marshall, B. 6-2; Bethea, Mike 4-2; Amaya, Jonathon 3-3; Johnson, J.M. 3-2; Wooten, Khalid 3-0; Bayne, Cameron 2-0; Moch, Dontay 2-0; Coulson, Ryan 2-0; Miller, Doyle 2-0; Harvey, Mo 2-0; Basped, Kevin 1-1; Williams, Duke 1-1; Anderson, Shane 1-1; Slack, Chris 1-1; Drake, Ricky 1-0; Thompson, A. 1-0; Wood, Ahmad 1-0; Madonick, Zack 0-1.



University of Idaho 35, Louisiana Tech 34Oct. 31, 2009 Kibbie Dome 15,236

Fresno State 31, University of Idaho 21Nov. 7, 2009 Kibbie Dome 12,418

UI-Justin Veltung 94 yd kickoff return (Trey Farquhar kick)LT-Williams,Cruz 17 yd pass from Jenkins,Ross (Nelson,Matt kick)LT-Porter,Daniel 3 yd run (Nelson,Matt kick)LT-Morris,Dennis 10 yd pass from Jenkins,Ross (Nelson,Matt kick)UI-Max Komar 36 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)LT-Williams,Cruz 20 yd pass from Jenkins,Ross (Nelson,Matt kick)UI-Max Komar 32 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)LT-Compton,Myke 1 yd run (Nelson,Matt kick failed)UI-DeMaundray Woolridge 1 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)UI-DeMaundray Woolridge 2 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)

LOUISIANA TECH 21 7 0 6 – 34UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 7 7 7 14 – 35

IDAHO LTFIRST DOWNS 29 25RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 47-222 27-134PASSING YDS (NET) 325 327Passes Att-Comp-Int 47-27-0 46-25-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 94-547 73-461Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 5-46Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-124 3-113Interception Returns-Yards 2-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 7-42.3 4-41.8Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 13-105 4-30Possession Time 33:10 26:50Third-Down Conversions 12 of 19 4 of 12Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 3 of 3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-5 2-4Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-19 1-6

RUSHING: Louisiana Tech-Livas,Phillip 3-73; Morrow,D.J. 8-54; Porter,Daniel 11-47; Cameron,Colby 6-24; Compton,Myke 7-16; Duplessis,T. 8-15; TEAM 1-minus 1; Stuart,R.P. 1-minus 1; Jenkins,Ross 2-minus 5. University of Ida-ho-Deonte Jackson 7-57; Princeton McCarty 8-35; Shiloh Keo 1-32; Kama Bailey 1-12; DeMaundray Woolridge 6-11; Nathan Enderle 4-minus 13. PASSING: Louisiana Tech-Jenkins,Ross 17-30-0-220; Cameron,Colby 10-16-0-105; TEAM 0-1-0-0. University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 25-45-2-327; TEAM 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Louisiana Tech-Stuart,R.P. 6-73; Morris,Dennis 5-64; Williams,Cruz 4-82; Fitte,Lyle 4-35; Livas,Phillip 3-30; Porter,Daniel 1-22; Duplessis,T. 1-12; Morrow,D.J. 1-5; Mitchell,Dustin 1-1; Compton,Myke 1-1. University of Idaho-Max Komar 7-133; Daniel Hardy 4-54; Preston Davis 4-39; Eric Greenwood 3-25; Maurice Shaw 3-19; Princeton McCarty 2-42; Peter Bjorvik 1-8; Justin Veltung 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: Louisiana Tech-Baker,Antonio 1-0; Victorian,Josh 1-0. University of Idaho-None. FUMBLES: Louisiana Tech-Fitte,Lyle 1-0; Porter,Daniel 1-0. University of Idaho-Princeton McCarty 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Louisiana Tech-Broha,Matt 1-0; Calais,Tank 1-0; Lacey,Christian 1-0. University of Idaho-Aaron Lavarias 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Louisiana Tech-Young,Deon 6-2; Calais,Tank 3-5; Victorian,Josh 6-0; Smith,D’Anthony 2-3; Carter,Terry 3-1; Baker,Antonio 3-1; Lacey,Christian 3-0; Jordan,Kwame 2-1; Dudley,Jay 1-2; Paige,Olajuwon 1-1; Graham,Thomas 1-1; Rust,Dusty 1-1; Broha,Matt 1-1; Compton,Myke 0-2; Hitt,Mason 0-2; Faust,Dominique 1-0; Randle,Solomon 1-0; Washington,K. 1-0; Randle,Ramone 1-0; Lucas,Shakeil 0-1. University of Idaho-Shiloh Keo 9-4; Tre`Shawn Robinson 5-7; JoJo Dickson 6-5; Aaron Lavarias 5-3; Robert Siavii 3-4; Andre Ferguson 2-3; Aaron Grymes 4-0; Eric Hunter 3-1; Michael Cosgrove 1-3; Jeromy Jones 1-2; Brandon Artz 2-0; Kenneth Patten 1-1; Fonomanu Sekona 1-1; Trey Farquhar 1-0; Korey Toomer 1-0; Jonah Sata-raka 0-1; Conrad Scheidt 0-1.

FRESNO STATE 17 7 7 0 – 31IDAHO 0 0 7 14 – 21

FS–Mathews, Ryan 77 yd run (Goessling, K. kick)FS–Ajirotutu, Seyi 18 yd pass from Colburn, Ryan (Goessling, K. kick)FS–Goessling, K. 52 yd field goalFS–Mathews, Ryan 1 yd run (Goessling, K. kick)UI–Max Komar 14 yd pass from Brian Reader (Trey Farquhar kick)FS–Mathews, Ryan 1 yd run (Goessling, K. kick)UI–Brian Reader 4 yd run (Eric Greenwood pass from Brian Reader)UI–Maurice Shaw 69 yd pass from Brian Reader (Brian Reader pass failed)

FS IDAHOFIRST DOWNS 16 19RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 42-181 30-230PASSING YDS (NET) 159 240Passes Att-Comp-Int 14-14-0 25-12-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 56-340 55-470Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-4 4-42Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-69 6-108Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 4-48.0 4-44.8Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-1Penalties-Yards 6-48 8-90Possession Time 36:06 23:54Third-Down Conversions 5 of 11 2 of 10Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 1 of 3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 2-2Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 1-8

RUSHING: Fresno State-Mathews, Ryan 26-143; Rouse, Robbie 6-18; Moore, Marlon 1-17; Miller, Lonyae 3-6; Colburn, Ryan 5-0; TEAM 1-mi-nus 3. University of Idaho-DeMaundray Woolridge 10-97; Princeton McCarty 9-59; Deonte Jackson 5-31; Justin Veltung 1-17; Kama Bailey 1-15; Brian Reader 4-11. PASSING: Fresno State-Colburn, Ryan 14-14-0-159. University of Idaho-Brian Reader 12-25-0-240. RECEIVING: Fresno State-Ajirotutu, Seyi 4-45; Mathews, Ryan 3-18; Hamler, Jamel 2-28; Moore, Marlon 1-41; Pascoe, Vince 1-9; West, Chastin 1-8; Newborn, Darren 1-7; Harding, A. 1-3. University of Idaho-Max Komar 4-67; Maurice Shaw 3-93; Daniel Hardy 3-54; Deonte Jackson 1-13; Princeton McCarty 1-13. INTERCEPTIONS: Fresno State-None. University of Idaho-None. FUMBLES: Fresno State-Mathews, Ryan 1-0; TEAM 1-1; Colburn, Ryan 1-0. University of Idaho-DeMaundray Woolridge 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Fresno State-None. University of Idaho-Fonomanu Sekona 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Fresno State-Bell, Lorne 5-4; Harris, Moses 5-2; Dunn, Desia 5-0; Carter, Chris 4-0; Thomas, Phillip 3-0; Jacobs, Ben 1-2; Plum-mer, Shawn 1-1; Jefferson, A.J. 0-2; Borg, Kenny 1-0; Owens, Damion 1-0; Haynes, Marvin1-0; Rashad, Jamaal 1-0; Hill, Zak 1-0; Brown, Travis 1-0; Ramos, Wilson 1-0; Pascoe, Vince 1-0; Raphael, Austin 1-0; Newborn, Darren 1-0; Lewis, Chris 0-1; Herron, Nico 0-1; Banks, Cornell 0-1. University of Idaho-JoJo Dickson 7-5; Aaron Lavarias 3-5; Shiloh Keo 4-3; Brandon Artz 3-4; Robert Siavii 3-4; Paul Senescall 3-3; Kenneth Patten 3-1; Eric Hunter 2-2; Oga Fau-mui 1-1; Tre`Shawn Robinson 1-1; Andre Ferguson 1-0; Fonomanu Sekona 1-0; TEAM 1-0; Tyler Brooks 1-0; Gary Walker 0-1; Michael Cosgrove 0-1; Conrad Scheidt 0-1; Jonah Sataraka 0-1; Korey Toomer 0-1.



Boise State 63, University of Idaho 25Nov. 14, 2009 Bronco Stadium 33,986

Utah State 52, University of Idaho 49Nov. 28, 2009 Kibbie Dome 8,532

IDAHO 7 10 0 8 – 25BOISE STATE 21 21 14 7 – 63

BSU-Pettis,Austin 4 yd pass from Moore,Kellen (Efaw,Kyle pass from Pettis,Austin)BSU-Young,Titus 25 yd pass from Moore,Kellen (Pettis,Austin pass failed)UI-DeMaundray Woolridge 29 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)BSU-Pettis,Austin 8 yd pass from Moore,Kellen (Brotzman,Kyle kick)UI-Trey Farquhar 30 yd field goalBSU-Avery,Jeremy 1 yd run (Brotzman,Kyle kick)BSU-Pettis,Austin 20 yd pass from Moore,Kellen (Brotzman,Kyle kick)UI-DeMaundray Woolridge 1 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)BSU-Young,Titus 100 yd kickoff return (Brotzman,Kyle kick)BSU-Wilson,Kyle 71 yd interception return (Brotzman,Kyle kick)BSU-Efaw,Kyle 11 yd pass from Kaiserman,Matt (Brotzman,Kyle kick)BSU-Pettis,Austin 14 yd pass from Moore,Kellen (Brotzman,Kyle kick)UI-Princeton McCarty 52 yd pass from Brian Reader (Deonte Jackson rush)

IDAHO BSUFIRST DOWNS 26 23RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 46-209 26-148PASSING YDS (NET) 305 310Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-17-5 33-23-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 73-514 59-458Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-20 1-13Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-95 3-130Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 5-73Punts (Number-Avg) 3-37.0 5-41.2Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0Penalties-Yards 4-37 5-28Possession Time 36:54 23:06Third-Down Conversions 6 of 13 2 of 7Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 6-6Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 2-4

RUSHING: University of Idaho-DeMaundray Woolridge 24-143; Princeton McCarty 7-31; Deonte Jackson 7-17; Justin Veltung 1-13; Brian Reader 5-4; Max Komar 2-1. Boise State-Avery,Jeremy 14-110; Martin,Doug 4-26; Hodge,Jarvis 3-8; Moore,Kellen 1-2; Kaiserman,Matt 2-2; Young,Titus 1-1; Team 1-minus 1. PASSING: University of Idaho-Brian Reader 17-27-5-305. Boise State-Moore,Kellen 22-32-0-299; Kaiserman,Matt 1-1-0-11. RECEIVING: University of Idaho-Daniel Hardy 4-119; Princeton McCarty 3-72; Max Komar 3-52; Preston Davis 3-28; Maurice Shaw 2-21; Deonte Jack-son 1-7; Kama Bailey 1-6. Boise State-Pettis,Austin 8-123; Young,Titus 6-101; Shoemaker,Tyle 4-48; Efaw,Kyle 2-27; Moore,Kirby 2-9; Martin,Doug 1-2. INTERCEPTIONS: University of Idaho-None. Boise State-Wilson,Kyle 1-71; Moss, Hazen 1-2; Thompson,Brand 1-0; Tevis,Aaron 1-0; Acrey,Derrell 1-0. FUMBLES: University of Idaho-Brian Reader 1-1; DeMaundray Woolridge 1-1. Boise State-None. SACKS (UA-A): University of Idaho-None. Boise State-McClellin,Shea 0-1; Winterswyk,Rya 0-1. TACKLES (UA-A): University of Idaho-Gary Walker 6-2; Paul Senescall 4-4; Shiloh Keo 4-4; Isaac Butts 3-3; JoJo Dickson 2-2; Robert Siavii 0-3; Bran-don Artz 2-0; Kenneth Patten 2-0; Korey Toomer 1-1; Fonomanu Sekona 1-1; Aaron Lavarias 1-1; Benson Mayowa 1-0; Aaron Grymes 1-0; Michael Cosgrove 1-0; Oga Faumui 0-1; Tre`Shawn Robinson 0-1; Andre Fergu-son 0-1. Boise State-Johnson,Jeron 6-4; Venable,Winsto 4-3; Percy,JC 3-4; Winterswyk,Rya 2-5; McClellin,Shea 0-6; Thompson,Brand 2-3; Mackey,Daron 2-3; Febis,Cedric 3-1; Wilson,Kyle 2-2; Acrey,Derrell 1-3; Borgman,Josh 3-0; Hout,Byron 2-1; Stanaway,Travi 1-2; Smith,Tommy 1-2; Tevis,Aaron 1-2; Gholson, Zach 1-2; Iloka,George 0-3; Baker,Chase 1-1; Martin,Doug 0-2; Winn,Billy 0-2; Root,Jarrell 1-0; Efaw,Kyle 1-0; Moss, Hazen 1-0; White,Hunter 1-0; Koontz,Darrin 0-1; Day,Garcia 0-1; Grimes,Greg 0-1.

UTAH STATE 21 10 0 21 – 52IDAHO 7 14 14 14 – 49

USU–Robert Turbin 3 yd run (Chris Ulinski kick)UI–Preston Davis 11 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)USU–Xavier Bowman 85 yd pass from Diondre Borel (Chris Ulinski kick)USU–Robert Turbin 48 yd pass from Diondre Borel (Chris Ulinski kick)USU–Robert Turbin 22 yd pass from Diondre Borel (Chris Ulinski kick)USU–Chris Ulinski 48 yd field goalUI–Max Komar 30 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)UI–Max Komar 15 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)UI–Princeton McCarty 17 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick)UI–Maurice Shaw 7 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)USU–Robert Turbin 1 yd run (Chris Ulinski kick)UI–Maurice Shaw 29 yd pass from Brian Reader (Trey Farquhar kick)USU–S. Morrison 75 yd pass from Diondre Borel (Chris Ulinski kick)USU–Robert Turbin 1 yd run (Chris Ulinski kick)UI–Daniel Hardy 10 yd pass from Brian Reader (Trey Farquhar kick)

USU IDAHOFIRST DOWNS 23 32RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 39-163 36-135PASSING YDS (NET) 376 395Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-19-0 40-23-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 70-539 76-530Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-24 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-199 4-74Interception Returns-Yards 1-22 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 3-42.7 5-39.6Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-1Penalties-Yards 13-187 7-80Possession Time 25:42 34:18Third-Down Conversions 4 of 12 4 of 12Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 2 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 5-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-17 2-10

RUSHING: Utah State-Robert Turbin 24-113; S. Morrison 2-26; Derrvin Spei-ght 3-19; Michael Smith 2-5; Diondre Borel 6-2; Team 2-minus 2. University of Idaho-DeMaundray Woolridge 11-59; Princeton McCarty 8-46; Preston Da-vis 2-25; Deonte Jackson 8-8; Brian Reader 3-6; Kama Bailey 1-3; Nathan Enderle 3-minus 12. PASSING: Utah State-Diondre Borel 18-29-0-369; Team 0-1-0-0; S. Morrison 1-1-0-7. University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 16-25-0-262; Brian Reader 6-14-1-113; Preston Davis 1-1-0-20. RECEIVING: Utah State-Michael Smith 4-19; S. Morrison 3-90; Mikhail Mor-gan 3-33; Xavier Bowman 2-98; Robert Turbin 2-70; Eric Moats 2-38; Omar Sawyer 2-21; Jeremy Mitchell 1-7. University of Idaho-Maurice Shaw 7-131; Daniel Hardy 6-88; Max Komar 5-110; Deonte Jackson 2-29; Preston Davis 1-17; DeMaundray Woolridge 1-13; Kevin Small 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: Utah State-Bobby Wagner 1-22. University of Idaho-None. FUMBLES: Utah State-Eric Moats 1-1. University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 1-0; DeMaundray Woolridge 1-0; Deonte Jackson 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Utah State-Nathan Royster 2-0; Chris Randle 1-0. University of Idaho-Aaron Lavarias 1-0; Jonah Sataraka 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Utah State-Chris Randle 8-3; James Brindley 6-3; Bobby Wagner 7-1; Kyle Gallagher 2-4; Chris Williams 3-1; Devin Johnson 2-1; Ke-jon Murphy 2-1; Quinn Garner 2-0; Nathan Royster 2-0; Joey Schrader 1-1; Jerome Barbour 1-1; Xavier Bowman 1-0; Rajric Coleman 1-0; K. Williams 1-0; Quinton Byrd 1-0; Curtis Marsh 1-0; Adrian Bybee 1-0; Reuben Willis 0-1; Levi Koskan 0-1. University of Idaho-Tre`Shawn Robinson 4-3; Aaron Lavar-ias 6-0; Shiloh Keo 6-0; Jeromy Jones 4-2; Robert Siavii 5-0; Isaac Butts 4-0; Andre Ferguson 4-0; JoJo Dickson 2-1; Gary Walker 2-0; Jonah Sataraka 1-1; Paul Senescall 1-1; Kenneth Patten 1-0; Oga Faumui 1-0; Devon Sturdivant 1-0; Kama Bailey 1-0; John McKinley 1-0; Bobby Cowan 1-0; Korey Toomer 1-0; Charles Smith 0-1; Fonomanu Sekona 0-1.



UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 43

Dec. 30, 2009 Bronco Stadium 26,726

BOISE, Idaho - Senior receiver Max Komar made just one catch in the final game of his four-year Idaho career, but he saved the best for last, as his lone reception set the stage for one of the most dra-matic finishes in Idaho football history and se-cured for the Vandals the Humanitarian Bowl Championship in just the third season under coach Robb Akey.

Komar’s touchdown brought Idaho within one at 42-41 with four seconds remaining and Akey and Co. elected to go for the two-point conversion. After the teams exchanged timeouts, Vandal quarter-back Nate Enderle found sophomore Preston Davis wide open in the back of the end zone for the deciding two points.

“We had some success with our offense,” Akey said in explaining his decision to go for two with just

four seconds on the clock and the bowl title on the line. “There was some pretty good momentum on

our side. You have to go with the flow of the way things are going and I felt that was our opportu-nity. ... Our players had confidence in the play and when they have confidence in it, they’re going to make it.”

The conversion capped off a three-play, 66-yard drive that included a 50-yard bomb from Enderle to Davis to get the Vandals to the BGSU 16-yard line. Komar caught his touchdown pass two plays later.

It also capped a season few outside the Vandal football team expected. Picked last in most preseason polls, Idaho’s bowl title came with an 8-5 record in a most remarkable season.

“It’s due to the hard work of these guys right here,” said Akey, who, by a vote of the team captains, carried the Vandals’ battle ax onto the field to start the game, as he gestured to the players next to him. “I couldn’t be more proud of the group of kids. To take us from where we were - three wins in two years to get us to this point right now. To be a bowl champion.



BOWLING GREEN STATE 42 BOWLING GREEN 14 0 7 21 – 42 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 7 7 14 15 – 431ST 11:44 BGSU–Freddie Barnes 35 yd pass from Tyler Sheehan (Matt Norsic kick) 07:49 IDAHO–Peter Bjorvik 3 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick) 00:19 BGSU–Willie Geter 59 yd run (Matt Norsic kick)2ND 00:19 IDAHO–Eric Greenwood 7 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick)3RD 09:25 IDAHO–DeMaundray Woolridge 8 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick) 05:30 IDAHO–DeMaundray Woolridge 13 yd run (Trey Farquhar kick) 03:40 BGSU–Ji. Scheidler 15 yd pass from Tyler Sheehan (Matt Norsic kick)4TH 12:15 BGSU–Freddie Barnes 5 yd pass from Tyler Sheehan (Matt Norsic kick) 08:32 IDAHO–Preston Davis 30 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Trey Farquhar kick) 03:51 BGSU–Willie Geter 2 yd run (Matt Norsic kick) 00:32 BGSU–Freddie Barnes 51 yd pass from Tyler Sheehan (Matt Norsic kick) 00:04 IDAHO–Max Komar 16 yd pass from Nathan Enderle (Preston Davis pass from Nathan Enderle) BGSU IDAHO FIRST DOWNS 27 19 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 24-150 38-212 PASSING YDS (NET) 388 240 Passes Att-Comp-Int 48-34-1 28-15-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 72-538 66-452 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 3-2 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-137 7-176 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-2 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-34.0 7-40.0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 5-35 9-79 Possession Time 29:24 30:32 Third-Down Conversions 8 of 14 6 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 5-5 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-2 1-1RUSHING: Bowling Green-Willie Geter 14-96; Adrian Hodges 1-26; Tyler Sheehan 8-25; Freddie Barnes 1-3. University of Idaho-DeMaundray Woolridge 22-126; Princeton McCarty 9-75; Max Komar 1-6; Deonte Jackson 4-6; Nathan Enderle2-minus 1. PASSING: Bowling Green-Tyler Sheehan 33-47-1-387; Freddie Barnes 1-1-0-1. University of Idaho-Nathan Enderle 15-28-0-240. RECEIVING: Bowling Green-Freddie Barnes 17-219; Chris Wright 7-72; Willie Geter 5-65; Ji. Scheidler 2-16; Ray Hutson 2-9; Adrian Hodges 1-7. University of Idaho-Preston Davis 4-119; Maurice Shaw 4-61; Eric Greenwood 3-19; Daniel Hardy 1-17; Max Komar 1-16; Princeton McCarty 1-5; Peter Bjorvik 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS: Bowling Green-None. University of Idaho-Jeromy Jones 1-2. FUMBLES: Bowling Green-Freddie Barnes 1-0. University of Idaho-None. SACKS (UA-A): Bowling Green-Andrew Johnson 0-1; Angelo Magnone 0-1. University of Idaho-Benson Mayowa 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Bowling Green-P.J. Mahone 9-3; Jahmal Brown 5-3; Angelo Magnone 4-3; Roger Williams 4-2; Ja. Schneider 4-1; Chris Jones 3-2; J. Sanderson 3-1; Cody Basler 2-2; Adrien Spencer 2-1; B. Jackson 1-2; Dwayne Woods 0-2; Tim Moore 0-2; Darius Smith 1-0; Andrew Johnson 0-1; Eugene Fells 0-1. University of Idaho-Kenneth Patten 8-0; Isaac Butts 6-1; JoJo Dickson 4-2; Gary Walker 4-1; Jeromy Jones 3-1; Michael Cosgrove 3-1; Shiloh Keo 2-2; Aaron Lavarias 2-2; Paul Senescall 2-1; Aaron Grymes 2-0; Tre`Shawn Robinson 2-0; Benson Mayowa 2-0; Korey Toomer 1-0; Eric Hunter 1-0; Andre Ferguson 1-0; Tyler Brooks 1-0; Oga Faumui 1-0; Jonah Sataraka 0-1; Brandon Artz 0-1; Robert Siavii 0-1.

Kickoff time: 2:30 pm End of Game: 6:12 pm Total elapsed time: 3:48 Temperature: 34 F Wind: Calm Weather: Partly Sunny

Idaho MVP - De’Maundray WooridgeBowling Green MVP - Freddie Barnes

“That says a lot for the determination, the hard work and the perseverance of these guys right here.”

Idaho found itself in the seven-point hole after BGSU’s Freddie Barnes caught a 51-yard touchdown pass with 32 seconds remaining to put the Falcons ahead erased a 14-point Idaho lead.

Senior running back DeMaundray Woolridge lived up to his ‘Diesel’ nickname by bulldozing, smashing and dragging would-be tacklers for 126 yards and scoring two touch-downs. He was rewarded in his final game with the Hu-manitarian Bowl MVP honor for Idaho.

Enderle overcame a slow start to throw for 240 yards and four touchdowns on 15-of-28 passing, while Davis caught four passes for 119 yards and one score. Junior Maurice Shaw also came up big with four catches for 61 yards. Peter Bjorvik and Eric Greenwood also grabbed TD passes from Enderle.

Most of the pre-game notes and stories focused on the predicted offensive shootout. Once under way, ther facets of the teams came up just as huge as the offense. Junior JoJo Dickson blocked a 25-yard BGSU field goal in the first quarter and senior Jeromy Jones came up with a pair of big plays – a sack and an interception, in his final game.

Junior defensive end Aaron Lavarias also put constant pressure on BGSU quarterback Tyler Sheehan for most of the game before leaving in the fourth quarter with an injury.

Idaho is 2-0 all-time in bowl games and is a two-time win-ner of the Humanitarian Bowl title.



2009 VANDAL TEAM STATISTICS

TEAM STATISTICS IDAHO OPPSCORING 425 468 Points Per Game 32.7 36.0FIRST DOWNS 287 291 Rushing 100 102 Passing 158 170 Penalty 29 19RUSHING YARDAGE 2136 2020 Yards gained rushing 2363 2229 Yards lost rushing 227 209 Rushing Attempts 456 426 Average Per Rush 4.7 4.7 Average Per Game 164.3 155.4 TDs Rushing 25 27PASSING YARDAGE 3727 3612 Att-Comp-Int 396-240-15 441-292-7 Average Per Pass 9.4 8.2 Average Per Catch 15.5 12.4 Average Per Game 286.7 277.8 TDs Passing 28 34TOTAL OFFENSE 5863 5632 Total Plays 852 867 Average Per Play 6.9 6.5 Average Per Game 451.0 433.2KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 62-1270 63-1544PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 14-153 17-207INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 7-123 15-295KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.5 24.5PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.9 12.2INT RETURN AVERAGE 17.6 19.7FUMBLES-LOST 15-8 21-8PENALTIES-YARDS 87-829 96-872 Average Per Game 63.8 67.1PUNTS-YARDS 45-1876 44-1821 Average Per Punt 41.7 41.4 Net punt average 34.0 36.1TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 30:46 29:143RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 76/159 87/167 3rd-Down Pct 48% 52%4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 10/14 13/18 4th-Down Pct 71% 72%SACKS BY-YARDS 15-82 25-147MISC YARDS 11 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 55 63FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 13-19 10-17ON-SIDE KICKS 1-4 1-2RED-ZONE SCORES 40-47 85% 44-51 86%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 32-47 68% 40-51 78%PAT-ATTEMPTS 50-51 98% 54-57 95%ATTENDANCE 75273 157990 Games/Avg Per Game 6/12546 6/26332 Neutral Site Games 1/26726SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th – TotalUniversity of Idaho 76 121 101 127 – 425Opponents 149 106 78 135 – 468

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Bowl MVP Awards (126 yards on 22 carries, 2 TDs)Best record since 2009Best Western Athletic Conference finishSeven WAC Players of the WeekMike Iupati a consensus All-American and Outland

Trophy finalistSporting News WAC Coach of the YearSeven WAC all-conference selections

ALONG THE WAY …Kama Bailey needs just 44 more kickoff return yards to

become Idaho’s all-time leaderKama Bailey is all-time kickoff leader with 63Bobby Cowan’s average of 43 yards per punt is fifth

best single-seasonNate Enderle single-season completion percentage

(62.0) is ninth-best all-time.Nate Enderle was sixth on single-season pass efficiency

list (157.28)Nate Enderle fourth on all-time passes attempted list

(949)Nate Enderle seventh on all-time passes completed list

(508)Nate Enderle sixth on all-time pass yardage list (6,770)Nate Enderle fourth on all-time average per game list

(211.6)Nate Enderle fifth on all-time touchdown passes list (52)Nate Enderle ninth on all-time percentage completed

list (.535)Nate Enderle 10th on all-time pass efficiency list

(122.37)Trey Farquhar fourth on single-season PAT attempts list

(51)Trey Farquhar fourth on single-season PAT converted list

(50)Deonte Jackson is sixth on all-time all-purpose plays list

(531)Deonte Jackson is 11th on all-time all-purpose yard list

(2,623)Shiloh Keo is 11th on all-time tackles list (297)Max Komar tied for third on single-season TD receptions

(11)Max Komar eighth on all-time receptions list (136)Max Komar is seventh on all-time receiving yards list

(2,108)DeMaundray Woolridge’s 18 rushing TDs are third best

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2009 VANDAL SUPERLATIVES

Rushes 24 De`Maundray Woolridge at Boise State (Nov. 14, 2009)Yards Rushing 143 De`Maundray Woolridge at Northern Illinois (Sept. 26, 2009) De`Maundray Woolridge at Boise State (Nov. 14, 2009)TD Rushes 4 De`Maundray Woolridge vs Hawaiì (Oct. 17, 2009)Long Rush 68 De`Maundray Woolridge vs Fresno State (Nov. 7, 2009)Pass attempts 45 Nathan Enderle vs Louisiana Tech (Oct. 31, 2009)Pass completions 25 Nathan Enderle vs Colorado State (Oct. 3, 2009) Nathan Enderle vs Louisiana Tech (Oct. 31, 2009)Yards Passing 342 Nathan Enderle at Nevada (Oct. 24, 2009)TD Passes 4 Nathan Enderle at Nevada (Oct. 24, 2009) Nathan Enderle vs Bowling Green (Dec. 30, 2009)Long Pass 73 Nathan Enderle at Nevada (Oct. 24, 2009)Receptions 12 Max Komar vs Colorado State (Oct. 3, 2009)Yards Receiving 183 Maurice Shaw at Nevada (Oct. 24, 2009)TD Receptions 3 Max Komar at Nevada (Oct. 24, 2009)Long Reception 73 Maurice Shaw at Nevada (Oct. 24, 2009)Field Goals 3 Trey Farquhar at Washington (Sept. 12, 2009) Trey Farquhar at San Jose State (Oct. 10, 2009)Long Field Goal 54 Trey Farquhar at Nevada (Oct. 24, 2009)Punts 7 Bobby Cowan vs Bowling Green (Dec. 30, 2009)Punting Avg 49.2 Bobby Cowan at New Mexico State (Sept. 5 2009)Long Punt 67 Bobby Cowan at Nevada (Oct. 24, 2009)Long Punt Return 34 Shiloh Keo at Northern Illinois (Sept. 26, 2009)Long Kickoff Return 94 Justin Veltung vs Louisiana Tech (Oct. 31, 2009)Tackles 15 Shiloh Keo vs Colorado State (Oct. 3, 2009)Sacks 2.0 Aaron Lavarias vs Hawaiì (Oct. 17, 2009)Tackles For Loss 3.0 Aaron Lavarias vs Louisiana Tech (Oct. 31, 2009)Interceptions 1 Shiloh Keo at New Mexico State (Sept. 5 2009) JoJo Dickson vs San Diego (Sept. 19, 2009) Shiloh Keo vs Colorado State (Oct. 3, 2009) Kenneth Patten at San Jose State (Oct. 10, 2009) JoJo Dickson at San Jose State (Oct. 10, 2009) Shiloh Keo vs Hawaiì (Oct. 17, 2009) Jeromy Jones vs Bowling Green (Dec. 30, 2009)

Rushes 46 at Boise State (Nov. 14, 2009)Yards Rushing 274 at San Jose State (Oct. 10, 2009)Yards Per Rush 7.7 vs Fresno State (Nov. 7, 2009)TD Rushes 4 vs Hawaiì (Oct. 17, 2009)Pass attempts 46 vs Louisiana Tech (Oct. 31, 2009)Pass completions 26 at Washington (Sept. 12, 2009)Yards Passing 404 at Nevada (Oct. 24, 2009)Yards Per Pass 13.3 vs Hawaiì (Oct. 17, 2009)TD Passes 5 at Nevada (Oct. 24, 2009) vs Utah State (Nov. 28, 2009)

Total Plays 76 vs Utah State (Nov. 28, 2009)Total Offense 530 vs Utah State (Nov. 28, 2009)Yards Per Play 8.5 vs Fresno State (Nov. 7, 2009)Points 49 vs Utah State (Nov. 28, 2009)Sacks By 4 vs Hawaiì (Oct. 17, 2009)First Downs 32 vs Utah State (Nov. 28, 2009)Penalties 11 at San Jose State (Oct. 10, 2009)Penalty Yards 113 at San Jose State (Oct. 10, 2009)Turnovers 7 at Boise State (Nov. 14, 2009)Interceptions By 2 at San Jose State (Oct. 10, 2009)

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2009 WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE STATISTICS

RUSHING TEAM CL G ATT YDS AVG TD LONG YDS/G1. Mathews,Ryan FS JR 12 276 1808 6.6 19 77 150.72. Taua,Vai NEV JR 11 172 1345 7.8 10 89 122.33. Turbin,Robert USU SO 12 207 1296 6.3 13 96 108.04. Porter,Daniel TECH SR 12 211 1132 5.4 11 64 94.35. Kaepernick,Colin NEV JR 13 161 1183 7.3 16 75 91.06. Lippincott,Luke NEV SR 12 134 1034 7.7 9 85 86.27. Avery,Jeremy BSU JR 14 209 1150 5.5 6 74 82.18. Smith,Seth NMSU SO 13 246 1016 4.1 1 70 78.29. Woolridge,DeMaundray UI SR 13 171 979 5.7 18 68 75.310. Martin,Doug BSU SO 14 129 765 5.9 15 56 54.6

PASSING AVG/GAME TEAM CL G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS TD AVG/G1. Enderle,Nathan UI JR 11 312 192 9 61.5 2906 22 264.22. Moore,Kellen BSU SO 14 431 277 3 64.3 3536 39 252.63. Borel,Diondre USU JR 12 366 214 4 58.5 2885 17 240.44. Moniz,Bryant UH SO 10 319 182 10 57.1 2396 14 239.65. Colburn,Ryan FS JR 13 298 181 11 60.7 2459 19 189.26. Jenkins,Ross TECH JR 12 290 172 5 59.3 2095 17 174.67. La Secla,Jordan SJSU JR 12 304 182 11 59.9 1926 10 160.58. Kaepernick,Colin NEV JR 13 282 166 6 58.9 2052 20 157.89. Fleming,Jeff NMSU SO 13 172 87 12 50.6 789 4 60.710. Walls,Trevor NMSU FR 10 94 46 5 48.9 352 2 35.2

TOTAL OFFENSETEAM CL G RUSH PASS PLAYS TOTAL YDS/G

1. Borel,Diondre USU JR 12 458 2885 539 3343 278.62. Enderle,Nathan UI JR 11 -55 2906 353 2851 259.23. Moore,Kellen BSU SO 14 -5 3536 455 3531 252.24. Moniz,Bryant UH SO 10 117 2396 377 2513 251.35. Kaepernick,Colin NEV JR 13 1183 2052 443 3235 248.86. Colburn,Ryan FS JR 13 171 2459 364 2630 202.37. Jenkins,Ross TECH JR 12 73 2095 369 2168 180.78. La Secla,Jordan SJSU JR 12 -110 1926 360 1816 151.39. Mathews,Ryan FS JR 12 1808 0 277 1808 150.710. Taua,Vai NEV JR 11 1345 0 172 1345 122.3

RECEPTIONS/GAMETEAM CL G REC YDS TD LONG AVG/C REC/G

1. Salas,Greg UH JR 13 106 1590 8 66 15.0 8.152. Young,Titus BSU JR 14 79 1041 10 54 13.2 5.643. Pilares,Kealoha UH JR 13 66 690 4 32 10.5 5.084. Jurovich,Kevin SJSU SR 12 60 777 1 38 12.9 5.005. Komar,Max UI SR 13 63 1052 11 42 16.7 4.85 Pettis,Austin BSU JR 13 63 855 14 65 13.6 4.857. Medeiros,Jon UH SR 10 47 589 3 57 12.5 4.708. Avery,Marquis SJSU JR 9 42 465 6 80 11.1 4.679. Wimberly,Brandon NEV FR 13 53 733 6 49 13.8 4.0810. Ajirotutu,Seyi FS SR 13 49 677 7 46 13.8 3.77

PUNT RETURN AVG TEAM CL G RET YDS TD LONG AVG1. Anderson,M NMSU JR 11 18 205 0 56 11.42. Wilson,Kyle BSU SR 14 24 250 0 59 10.43. Wylie,Devon FS JR 10 12 107 0 34 8.94. Henry,Ryan UH JR 12 18 93 0 16 5.2

RECEIVE YDS/GAME TEAM CL G REC YDS TD LONG AVG/C YDS/G1. Salas,Greg UH JR 13 106 1590 8 66 15.0 122.32. Komar,Max UI SR 13 63 1052 11 42 16.7 80.93. Young,Titus BSU JR 14 79 1041 10 54 13.2 74.44. Pettis,Austin BSU JR 13 63 855 14 65 13.6 65.85. Jurovich,Kevin SJSU SR 12 60 777 1 38 12.9 64.86. Medeiros,Jon UH SR 10 47 589 3 57 12.5 58.97. Hardy,Daniel UI JR 12 39 691 3 59 17.7 57.68. Wimberly,Brandon NEV FR 13 53 733 6 49 13.8 56.49. Shaw,Maurice UI JR 12 32 666 6 73 20.8 55.510. Pilares,Kealoha UH JR 13 66 690 4 32 10.5 53.1

INTERCEPTIONS TEAM CL G INT YDS TD LONG INT/G1. Silva,Mana UH JR 13 6 28 0 13 0.462. Thompson,Brandyn BSU JR 14 5 65 1 51 0.363. Young,Deon TECH SR 12 4 92 2 55 0.33 Victorian,Josh TECH JR 9 3 75 1 75 0.335. Brindley,James USU SR 10 3 24 0 20 0.306. Johnson,Jeron BSU JR 14 4 30 0 25 0.297. House,Davon NMSU JR 13 3 58 1 58 0.23 Keo,Shiloh UI JR 13 3 8 0 7 0.23 Davis,Lametrius UH JR 13 3 0 0 0 0.2310. Baker,Antonio TECH SR 9 2 0 0 0 0.22

PASS EFFICIENCY TEAM CL G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS TD EFF.1. Moore,Kellen BSU SO 14 431 277 3 64.3 3536 39 161.72. Enderle,Nathan UI JR 11 312 192 9 61.5 2906 22 157.33. Colburn,Ryan FS JR 13 298 181 11 60.7 2459 19 143.74. Kaepernick,Colin NEV JR 13 282 166 6 58.9 2052 20 139.15. Borel,Diondre USU JR 12 366 214 4 58.5 2885 17 137.86. Jenkins,Ross TECH JR 12 290 172 5 59.3 2095 17 135.97. Moniz,Bryant UH SO 10 319 182 10 57.1 2396 14 128.48. La Secla,Jordan SJSU JR 12 304 182 11 59.9 1926 10 116.7

KICK RETURN AVG TEAM CL G RET YDS TD LONG AVG1. Livas,Phillip TECH JR 12 23 622 1 100 27.02. Young,Titus BSU JR 14 31 833 2 100 26.93. Williams,Kerwynn USU FR 11 45 1131 0 75 25.14. Veltung,Justin UI FR 10 17 425 1 94 25.05. Taylor,Jovonte UH JR 13 37 918 0 55 24.86. Ball,Mike NEV FR 12 31 768 0 52 24.87. Jefferson,A.J. FS SR 12 26 602 0 48 23.28. Glynn,Tonny NMSU JR 13 35 778 0 44 22.29. Fitte,Lyle TECH FR 12 21 466 0 71 22.210. Allen,Marcus NMSU SO 11 17 373 0 31 21.9

PUNTINGTEAM CL G PUNT YDS LONG AVG

1. Caldwell,Peter USU JR 12 69 2914 62 42.22. Zavala,Philip SJSU SR 12 72 3036 67 42.23. Hughes,Kyle NMSU SO 13 81 3389 73 41.84. Langley,Brad NEV JR 11 45 1851 62 41.15. Glasgow,Cade TECH FR 11 54 2014 67 37.3




ALL PURPOSE TEAM CL G RUSH RCV PR KR YDS AVG/G1. Mathews,Ryan FS JR 12 1808 122 0 0 1930 160.82. Young,Titus BSU JR 14 138 1041 0 833 2012 143.73. Turbin,Robert USU SO 12 1296 418 0 0 1714 142.84. Taua,Vai NEV JR 11 1345 99 10 0 1454 132.25. Salas,Greg UH JR 13 0 1590 57 0 1647 126.76. Porter,Daniel TECH SR 12 1132 142 0 10 1284 107.07. Taylor,Jovonte UH JR 13 -3 445 0 918 1360 104.68. Williams,Kerwynn USU FR 11 10 0 0 1131 1141 103.79. Lippincott,Luke NEV SR 12 1034 109 0 99 1242 103.510. Avery,Jeremy BSU JR 14 1150 257 0 0 1407 100.5

SCORING TEAM CL G TD XPT FG 2XP PTS PTS/G1. Mathews,Ryan FS JR 12 19 0 0 0 114 9.52. Turbin,Robert USU SO 12 18 0 0 2 110 9.23. Brotzman,Kyle BSU JR 14 0 63 18 0 117 8.44. Woolridge,DeMaundray UI SR 13 18 0 0 0 108 8.35. Kaepernick,Colin NEV JR 13 17 0 0 2 104 8.06. Goessling,Kevin FS SO 13 0 55 15 0 100 7.77. Farquhar,Trey UI FR 13 0 50 13 0 89 6.88. Taua,Vai NEV JR 11 12 0 0 2 74 6.79. Ulinski,Chris USU SR 12 0 40 13 0 79 6.610. Nelson,Matt TECH FR 12 0 42 12 0 78 6.5

SCORING (TDS) TEAM CL G TD RUSH PASS RET PAT PTS PTS/G1. Mathews,Ryan FS JR 12 19 19 0 0 0 114 9.52. Turbin,Robert USU SO 12 18 13 5 0 1 110 9.23. Woolridge,D UI SR 13 18 18 0 0 0 108 8.34. Kaepernick,Colin NEV JR 13 17 16 1 0 1 104 8.05. Taua,Vai NEV JR 11 12 10 2 0 1 74 6.76. Pettis,Austin BSU JR 13 14 0 14 0 0 84 6.57. Martin,Doug BSU SO 14 15 15 0 0 0 90 6.4 Young,Titus BSU JR 14 15 3 10 2 0 90 6.49. Morris,Dennis TECH SR 12 12 0 12 0 0 72 6.010. Lippincott,Luke NEV SR 12 11 9 2 0 0 66 5.5

FIELD GOALS TEAM CL G FG FGA PCT. FG/G

1. Brotzman,Kyle BSU JR 14 18 25 72.0 1.292. Goessling,Kevin FS SO 13 15 16 93.8 1.153. Ulinski,Chris USU SR 12 13 21 61.9 1.084. Nelson,Matt TECH FR 12 12 16 75.0 1.00 Farquhar,Trey UI FR 13 13 19 68.4 1.006. Enos,Scott UH JR 13 12 19 63.2 0.927. Hughes,Kyle NMSU SO 13 9 15 60.0 0.698. Cope,Tyler SJSU SO 12 7 11 63.6 0.589. Drake,Ricky NEV JR 13 6 9 66.7 0.46

SCORING (KICK) TEAM CL G PATS FGS PTS PTS/G1. Brotzman,Kyle BSU JR 14 63-64 18-25 117 8.42. Goessling,Kevin FS SO 13 55-55 15-16 100 7.73. Farquhar,Trey UI FR 13 50-51 13-19 89 6.84. Ulinski,Chris USU SR 12 40-41 13-21 79 6.65. Nelson,Matt TECH FR 12 42-43 12-16 78 6.56. Drake,Ricky NEV JR 13 60-64 6-9 78 6.07. Enos,Scott UH JR 13 34-34 12-19 70 5.48. Hughes,Kyle NMSU SO 13 14-14 9-15 41 3.29. Cope,Tyler SJSU SO 12 16-18 7-11 37 3.1

FIELD GOAL PCT TEAM CL G FG FGA LONG PCT.

1. Goessling,Kevin FS SO 13 15 16 52 93.82. Nelson,Matt TECH FR 12 12 16 46 75.03. Brotzman,Kyle BSU JR 14 18 25 52 72.04. Farquhar,Trey UI FR 13 13 19 54 68.45. Enos,Scott UH JR 13 12 19 47 63.26. Ulinski,Chris USU SR 12 13 21 48 61.97. Hughes,Kyle NMSU SO 13 9 15 42 60.0

PAT KICKING PCT TEAM CL G MADE ATT PCT.1. Goessling,Kevin FS SO 13 55 55 100.0 Enos,Scott UH JR 13 34 34 100.0 Hughes,Kyle NMSU SO 13 14 14 100.04. Brotzman,Kyle BSU JR 14 63 64 98.45. Farquhar,Trey UI FR 13 50 51 98.06. Nelson,Matt TECH FR 12 42 43 97.77. Ulinski,Chris USU SR 12 40 41 97.68. Drake,Ricky NEV JR 13 60 64 93.89. Cope,Tyler SJSU SO 12 16 18 88.9

TACKLES (ALL POSITIONS) TEAM CL G POS SOLO AST TOTAL AVG/G SACK1. Wagner,Bobby USU SO 12 LB 53 62 115 9.6 0.02. Keo,Shiloh UI JR 13 DB 72 41 113 8.7 0.03. Cole,Adrien TECH SO 11 LB 36 57 93 8.5 2.04. Soares,Blaze UH SR 13 LB 58 49 107 8.2 2.05. Jacobs,Ben FS JR 13 60 46 106 8.2 0.06. Scott,Jason NMSU JR 13 LB 44 60 104 8.0 0.0 Burns,Tanner SJSU SO 12 DB 55 41 96 8.0 0.08. Conner,Ross NMSU JR 13 LB 29 73 102 7.8 1.09. Brindley,James USU SR 10 DB 46 32 78 7.8 1.010. Hatchett,Stephon NMSU SO 13 DB 53 45 98 7.5 0.011. Ihenacho,Duke SJSU JR 12 DB 47 42 89 7.4 0.012. Festejo,Pompey SJSU JR 12 LB 37 46 83 6.9 2.013. Amaya,Jonathon NEV SR 13 DB 54 35 89 6.8 0.014. Jones,Travis SJSU SR 12 LB 47 32 79 6.6 1.015. Kiesel-Kauhane ,R.J. UH SR 13 LB 61 24 85 6.5 2.016. Johnson,Jeron BSU JR 14 DB 54 37 91 6.5 0.017. Calais,Tank TECH JR 12 DB 38 39 77 6.4 1.018. Dudley,Jay TECH SO 12 LB 39 36 75 6.2 2.519. Coleman,Rajric USU JR 12 CB 44 30 74 6.2 0.020. Dickson,JoJo UI JR 13 LB 43 36 79 6.1 1.0

SACKS TEAM CL G POS SOLO AST YDS TOTAL AVG/G1. Basped,Kevin NEV JR 12 DE 8 3 60 9.5 0.792. Winterswyk,Ryan BSU JR 14 DE 6 6 48 9.0 0.643. Moch,Dontay NEV JR 13 DE 6 1 49 6.5 0.504. Fils,Pierre NMSU SO 13 DL 5 2 28 6.0 0.465. Winn,Billy BSU SO 14 DT 4 4 34 6.0 0.436. Carter,Chris FS JR 13 5 0 36 5.0 0.38 Savage,Donte NMSU SO 13 DL 4 2 23 5.0 0.388. Broha,Matt TECH SO 12 DE 4 0 38 4.0 0.33 Garcia,Pablo SJSU SO 12 DT 4 0 32 4.0 0.3310. Paredes,Corey UH SO 13 LB 4 0 29 4.0 0.31




TACKLES FOR LOSS TEAM CL G POS SOLO AST TOTAL AVG/G SACK1. Moch,Dontay NEV JR 13 DE 17 6 93 20.0 1.542. Winterswyk,Ryan BSU JR 14 DE 13 8 68 17.0 1.213. Basped,Kevin NEV JR 12 DE 9 7 65 12.5 1.044. Carter,Chris FS JR 13 11 4 51 13.0 1.005. Winn,Billy BSU SO 14 DT 8 9 49 12.5 0.896. Savage,Donte NMSU SO 13 DL 9 5 64 11.5 0.88 Johnson,J NEV SO 13 LB 9 5 32 11.5 0.888. Cole,Justin SJSU SR 12 LB 9 0 45 9.0 0.759. Marshall,Brandon NEV SO 13 LB 8 3 31 9.5 0.7310. Kiesel-Kauhane ,R.J. UH SR 13 LB 8 2 26 9.0 0.69

FUMBLES FORCEDTEAM CL G NUM AVG/G

1. Newsome,Devin SJSU JR 12 4 0.33 Burns,Tanner SJSU SO 12 4 0.33 Baker,Antonio TECH SR 9 3 0.334. Jones,Jeromy UI SR 12 3 0.255. Hatchett,Stephon NMSU SO 13 3 0.23 Paredes,Corey UH SO 13 3 0.23 Jacobs,Ben FS JR 13 3 0.23 Fils,Pierre NMSU SO 13 3 0.239. Cole,Adrien TECH SO 11 2 0.1810. Gallagher,Kyle USU SO 12 2 0.17

FUMBLES RECOVEREDTEAM CL G NUM AVG/G

1. Jacobs,Ben FS JR 13 3 0.232. Liranzo,Adam NEV JR 11 2 0.183. Jones,Travis SJSU SR 12 2 0.17 Jones,Jeromy UI SR 12 2 0.17 Johnson,Travis SJSU FR 12 2 0.176. Savage,Donte NMSU SO 13 2 0.15 Hout,Byron BSU SO 13 2 0.15 Marshall,Brandon NEV SO 13 2 0.159. Winterswyk,Ryan BSU JR 14 2 0.1410. Cressel,Kalvin SJSU SR 9 1 0.11

PASSES DEFENDED TEAM CL G BRUP INT TOTAL AVG/G1. House,Davon NMSU JR 13 13 3 16 1.232. Thompson,Peyton SJSU SO 12 9 2 11 0.923. Brindley,James USU SR 10 6 3 9 0.904. Davis,Lametrius UH JR 13 8 3 11 0.855. Victorian,Josh TECH JR 9 4 3 7 0.786. Silva,Mana UH JR 13 4 6 10 0.77 Amaya,Jonathon NEV SR 13 9 1 10 0.778. Johnson,Jeron BSU JR 14 6 4 10 0.719. Hatchett,Stephon NMSU SO 13 8 1 9 0.6910. Randle,Chris USU JR 12 7 1 8 0.67

SCORING OFFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG SAF PTS AVG1. Boise State 14 76 66 5 0 19 1 591 42.22. Nevada 13 69 61 2 0 6 0 497 38.23. Fresno State 13 56 55 1 0 15 1 440 33.84. Idaho 13 55 50 3 0 13 0 425 32.75. Louisiana Tech 12 45 42 1 0 12 0 350 29.26. Utah State 12 44 40 2 0 13 1 349 29.17. Hawai’i 13 37 34 0 0 12 2 296 22.88. San Jose State 12 21 16 1 0 7 0 165 13.89. New Mexico State 13 18 14 0 0 9 0 149 11.5

RUSHING OFFENSE G ATT YDS AVG TD YDS/G1. Nevada 13 607 4484 7.4 48 344.92. Fresno State 13 555 2976 5.4 30 228.93. Utah State 12 496 2311 4.7 25 192.64. Boise State 14 508 2605 5.1 30 186.15. Louisiana Tech 12 499 2210 4.4 20 184.26. Idaho 13 456 2136 4.7 25 164.37. New Mexico State 13 503 1840 3.7 10 141.58. Hawai’i 13 292 1306 4.5 12 100.59. San Jose State 12 351 920 2.6 8 76.7

SCORING DEFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG SAF PTS AVG1. Boise State 14 31 27 2 0 7 1 240 17.12. Louisiana Tech 12 36 32 2 0 19 0 309 25.83. Fresno State 13 47 44 2 0 13 0 369 28.44. Nevada 13 49 45 1 0 10 0 371 28.55. Hawai’i 13 50 45 1 0 12 0 383 29.56. New Mexico State 13 53 52 1 0 13 0 411 31.67. Utah State 12 54 51 1 0 9 2 408 34.08. San Jose State 12 54 51 0 0 13 0 414 34.59. Idaho 13 63 54 3 0 10 0 468 36.0

RUSHING DEFENSE G ATT YDS AVG TD YDS/G1. Nevada 13 400 1450 3.6 15 111.52. Boise State 14 440 1685 3.8 15 120.43. Idaho 13 427 2017 4.7 27 155.24. Louisiana Tech 12 460 1954 4.2 17 162.85. Hawai’i 13 537 2624 4.9 33 201.86. Utah State 12 466 2466 5.3 25 205.57. Fresno State 13 463 2783 6.0 22 214.18. New Mexico State 13 511 2869 5.6 31 220.79. San Jose State 12 507 3110 6.1 35 259.2

PASS OFFENSE G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS AVG TD YDS/G1. Hawai’i 13 569 339 17 59.6 4381 7.7 25 337.02. Idaho 13 396 240 15 60.6 3727 9.4 28 286.73. Boise State 14 458 294 3 64.2 3698 8.1 40 264.14. Utah State 12 376 218 4 58.0 2961 7.9 19 246.85. San Jose State 12 403 240 15 59.6 2488 6.2 13 207.36. Fresno State 13 321 194 11 60.4 2621 8.2 21 201.67. Louisiana Tech 12 320 188 5 58.7 2257 7.1 19 188.18. Nevada 13 293 170 6 58.0 2089 7.1 21 160.79. New Mexico State 13 269 133 18 49.4 1141 4.2 6 87.8

TOTAL OFFENSE G RUSH PASS PLAYS YARDS AVG/P TD YDS/G1. Nevada 13 4484 2089 900 6573 7.3 69 505.62. Idaho 13 2136 3727 852 5863 6.9 53 451.03. Boise State 14 2605 3698 966 6303 6.5 70 450.24. Utah State 12 2311 2961 872 5272 6.0 44 439.35. Hawai’i 13 1306 4381 861 5687 6.6 37 437.56. Fresno State 13 2976 2621 876 5597 6.4 51 430.57. Louisiana Tech 12 2210 2257 819 4467 5.5 39 372.28. San Jose State 12 920 2488 754 3408 4.5 21 284.09. New Mexico State 13 1840 1141 772 2981 3.9 16 229.3




PASS DEFENSE G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS AVG TD YDS/G1. Boise State 14 439 241 24 54.9 2518 5.7 15 179.92. San Jose State 12 289 170 6 58.8 2205 7.6 13 183.83. Fresno State 13 366 202 8 55.2 2595 7.1 24 199.64. Hawai’i 13 334 214 12 64.1 2635 7.9 16 202.75. New Mexico State 13 364 195 7 53.6 2638 7.2 18 202.96. Louisiana Tech 12 368 203 13 55.2 2466 6.7 16 205.57. Utah State 12 392 214 12 54.6 2995 7.6 28 249.68. Idaho 13 441 292 7 66.2 3615 8.2 34 278.19. Nevada 13 431 265 8 61.5 3871 9.0 33 297.8

TOTAL DEFENSE G RUSH PASS PLAYS YARDS AVG/P TD YDS/G1. Boise State 14 1685 2518 879 4203 4.8 30 300.22. Louisiana Tech 12 1954 2466 828 4420 5.3 33 368.33. Hawai’i 13 2624 2635 871 5259 6.0 49 404.54. Nevada 13 1450 3871 831 5321 6.4 48 409.35. Fresno State 13 2783 2595 829 5378 6.5 46 413.76. New Mexico State 13 2869 2638 875 5507 6.3 49 423.67. Idaho 13 2017 3615 868 5632 6.5 61 433.28. San Jose State 12 3110 2205 796 5315 6.7 48 442.99. Utah State 12 2466 2995 858 5461 6.4 53 455.1

PUNTING G NO. YARDS AVG/P PR AVG TBG NET/P

1. Fresno State 13 45 2010 44.7 170 3.8 5 38.72. Boise State 14 57 2413 42.3 152 2.7 4 38.33. San Jose State 12 74 3058 41.3 235 3.2 2 37.64. Nevada 13 45 1851 41.1 66 1.5 5 37.45. Hawai’i 13 42 1647 39.2 15 0.4 5 36.56. Utah State 12 72 2955 41.0 185 2.6 11 35.47. New Mexico State 13 82 3389 41.3 334 4.1 8 35.38. Idaho 13 45 1876 41.7 207 4.6 7 34.09. Louisiana Tech 12 65 2457 37.8 258 4.0 3 32.9

PASS EFFICIENCY G ATT CMP PCT INT YDS TD EFFIC1. Boise State 14 458 294 64.2 3 3698 40 159.52. Idaho 13 396 240 60.6 15 3727 28 155.43. Fresno State 13 321 194 60.4 11 2621 21 143.84. Utah State 12 376 218 58.0 4 2961 19 138.75. Nevada 13 293 170 58.0 6 2089 21 137.56. Louisiana Tech 12 320 188 58.7 5 2257 19 134.57. Hawai’i 13 569 339 59.6 17 4381 25 132.88. San Jose State 12 403 240 59.6 15 2488 13 114.69. New Mexico State 13 269 133 49.4 18 1141 6 79.0

TURNOVER MARGIN GAINED LOST G FUM INT TOT FUM INT TOT MAR PER/G1. Boise State 14 11 24 35 11 3 14 +21 1.502. Louisiana Tech 12 7 13 20 8 5 13 +7 0.583. Utah State 12 9 12 21 11 4 15 +6 0.504. Nevada 13 10 8 18 15 6 21 -3 -0.235. San Jose State 12 15 6 21 10 15 25 -4 -0.336. Idaho 13 8 7 15 8 15 23 -8 -0.627. New Mexico State 13 11 7 18 10 18 28 -10 -0.77 Fresno State 13 7 8 15 14 11 25 -10 -0.779. Hawai’i 13 10 12 22 16 17 33 -11 -0.85

PASS DEF EFFICIENCY G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS TD EFFIC1. Boise State 14 439 241 24 54.9 2518 15 103.42. Louisiana Tech 12 368 203 13 55.2 2466 16 118.73. New Mexico State 13 364 195 7 53.6 2638 18 126.94. Fresno State 13 366 202 8 55.2 2595 24 132.05. San Jose State 12 289 170 6 58.8 2205 13 133.66. Utah State 12 392 214 12 54.6 2995 28 136.27. Hawai’i 13 334 214 12 64.1 2635 16 139.08. Idaho 13 441 292 7 66.2 3615 34 157.39. Nevada 13 431 265 8 61.5 3871 33 158.5

RED ZONE OFFENSE G RED PCT TDS R/P FG-AT FUMB/INT ZONE DOWNS/OTHER

1. Louisiana Tech 12 39-41 95.1 28 17/11 11-11 0/0/1/12. Idaho 13 39-46 84.8 31 21/10 8-10 3/1/1/03. Boise State 14 66-78 84.6 49 21/28 17-21 2/1/3/2 Nevada 13 44-52 84.6 39 25/14 5-7 3/1/2/0 Utah State 12 33-39 84.6 24 17/7 9-14 0/0/1/06. San Jose State 12 23-28 82.1 18 8/10 5-6 0/1/3/07. Fresno State 13 41-52 78.8 32 19/13 9-9 3/2/6/08. New Mexico State 13 24-32 75.0 16 10/6 8-12 2/1/1/09. Hawai’i 13 35-57 61.4 25 10/15 10-14 4/3/9/2

RED ZONE DEFENSE G RED PCT TDS R/P FG-AT FUMB/INT ZONE DOWNS/OTHER

1. Boise State 14 22-28 78.6 17 8/9 5-6 2/1/2/0 Louisiana Tech 12 33-42 78.6 20 13/7 13-16 2/1/3/0 San Jose State 12 44-56 78.6 32 26/6 12-16 3/1/3/14. Fresno State 13 34-43 79.1 26 13/13 8-12 0/2/3/05. New Mexico State 13 42-52 80.8 31 22/9 11-14 2/1/3/16. Idaho 13 44-51 86.3 40 20/20 4-7 1/1/2/07. Utah State 12 43-49 87.8 38 22/16 5-7 0/0/3/18. Hawai’i 13 49-55 89.1 37 28/9 12-15 0/1/1/19. Nevada 13 36-40 90.0 28 11/17 8-9 1/1/1/0

KICKOFF RETURN AVG G RET YDS TD AVG1. Boise State 14 44 1172 2 26.62. Nevada 13 47 1112 0 23.73. Utah State 12 58 1345 0 23.24. Hawai’i 13 67 1518 0 22.75. Fresno State 13 51 1094 0 21.56. Louisiana Tech 12 60 1261 1 21.07. New Mexico State 13 62 1273 0 20.58. Idaho 13 62 1270 1 20.59. San Jose State 12 64 1184 0 18.5

PUNT RETURN AVG G RET YDS TD AVG1. Louisiana Tech 12 12 148 1 12.32. Idaho 13 14 153 0 10.93. Boise State 14 35 381 0 10.94. New Mexico State 13 23 234 0 10.25. Fresno State 13 29 289 1 10.06. Hawai’i 13 23 150 0 6.57. Utah State 12 22 135 0 6.18. Nevada 13 18 55 0 3.19. San Jose State 12 15 26 0 1.7




FIRST DOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTAL1. Boise State 14 123 166 22 3112. Nevada 13 195 104 11 3103. Idaho 13 100 158 29 2874. Hawai’i 13 74 189 17 2805. Fresno State 13 130 127 18 2756. Utah State 12 121 117 17 2557. Louisiana Tech 12 123 103 16 2428. San Jose State 12 59 108 25 1929. New Mexico State 13 101 48 15 164

3RD-DN CONVERSIONS G CONV ATT PCT1. Nevada 13 79 159 49.72. Idaho 13 76 159 47.83. Hawai’i 13 67 149 45.04. Fresno State 13 77 174 44.35. Louisiana Tech 12 70 167 41.96. Boise State 14 66 174 37.97. Utah State 12 65 181 35.98. San Jose State 12 55 166 33.19. New Mexico State 13 55 181 30.4

OPPONENT 1ST DOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTAL1. Boise State 14 85 111 28 2242. Louisiana Tech 12 98 116 22 2363. Fresno State 13 119 120 12 2514. San Jose State 12 147 96 11 2545. Nevada 13 71 158 28 2576. New Mexico State 13 126 119 22 2677. Utah State 12 119 124 25 2688. Hawai’i 13 149 116 9 2749. Idaho 13 101 171 19 291

OPP 3RD-DN CONVERT G CONV ATT PCT1. Boise State 14 59 192 30.72. Louisiana Tech 12 60 161 37.33. Nevada 13 64 162 39.54. Fresno State 13 66 166 39.85. Utah State 12 71 168 42.36. New Mexico State 13 76 177 42.97. San Jose State 12 63 143 44.18. Hawai’i 13 73 165 44.29. Idaho 13 89 168 53.0

SACKS BY G SACKS YARDS1. Nevada 13 31 1752. Boise State 14 26 1563. Louisiana Tech 12 22 1704. New Mexico State 13 21 1075. San Jose State 12 20 1436. Hawai’i 13 19 1457. Utah State 12 17 1168. Idaho 13 15 829. Fresno State 13 11 73

SACKS AGAINST G SACKS YARDS1. Boise State 14 5 322. Nevada 13 12 1003. Fresno State 13 21 884. New Mexico State 13 23 1715. Idaho 13 25 1476. Louisiana Tech 12 27 1857. Utah State 12 32 2138. San Jose State 12 34 2719. Hawai’i 13 36 223

PENALTIES G NO YDS AVG/G1. Fresno State 13 57 515 39.62. New Mexico State 13 68 597 45.93. San Jose State 12 75 554 46.24. Hawai’i 13 78 652 50.25. Louisiana Tech 12 71 658 54.86. Boise State 14 87 782 55.97. Nevada 13 87 793 61.08. Idaho 13 87 829 63.89. Utah State 12 89 909 75.8

FIELD GOALS G MADE ATT PCT1. Fresno State 13 15 16 .9382. Louisiana Tech 12 12 16 .7503. Boise State 14 19 26 .7314. Idaho 13 13 19 .6845. Nevada 13 6 9 .6676. San Jose State 12 7 11 .6367. Hawai’i 13 12 19 .6328. Utah State 12 13 21 .6199. New Mexico State 13 9 16 .562

OPPONENT PENALTIES G NO YDS AVG/G1. Utah State 12 94 812 67.72. Idaho 13 96 872 67.13. San Jose State 12 87 783 65.24. New Mexico State 13 62 670 51.55. Boise State 14 87 701 50.16. Hawai’i 13 68 641 49.37. Fresno State 13 69 598 46.08. Louisiana Tech 12 63 521 43.49. Nevada 13 66 543 41.8

PAT KICKING G MADE ATT PCT1. Fresno State 13 55 55 1.000 Hawai’i 13 34 34 1.0003. Idaho 13 50 51 .9804. Louisiana Tech 12 42 43 .9775. Utah State 12 40 41 .9766. Boise State 14 66 68 .9717. Nevada 13 61 65 .9388. New Mexico State 13 14 15 .9339. San Jose State 12 16 18 .889

4TH-DN CONVERSIONS G CONV ATT PCT1. Boise State 14 17 22 77.32. Idaho 13 10 14 71.43. Nevada 13 11 16 68.8 Fresno State 13 22 32 68.85. Utah State 12 13 19 68.46. Louisiana Tech 12 9 16 56.27. New Mexico State 13 9 20 45.08. San Jose State 12 6 16 37.59. Hawai’i 13 2 17 11.8

TIME OF POSSESSION G TOTAL TIME AVG/G1. Fresno State 13 414:44 31:542. Nevada 13 402:10 30:563. Idaho 13 399:52 30:454. Boise State 14 428:01 30:345. New Mexico State 13 391:09 30:056. Louisiana Tech 12 354:30 29:327. Utah State 12 349:05 29:058. Hawai’i 13 376:36 28:589. San Jose State 12 346:49 28:54

OPP 4TH-DN CONVERT G Conv Att Pct1. Nevada 13 8 17 47.12. Boise State 14 13 26 50.03. New Mexico State 13 11 20 55.04. Louisiana Tech 12 10 18 55.6 Fresno State 13 10 18 55.66. San Jose State 12 8 13 61.57. Utah State 12 9 14 64.38. Idaho 13 12 17 70.69. Hawai’i 13 15 21 71.4


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2010

OPPONENTS



GAME #1 • SEPTEMBER 2, 2010 GAME #2 • SEPTEMBER 11, 2010

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA

FIGHTING SIOUXKibbie Dome • Moscow, Idaho • 6 p.m.

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA

CORNHUSKERSMemorial Stadium • Lincoln, Neb. • 11:30 a.m. (CT)/9:30 a.m. (PT)

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Grand Forks, N.D.Founded: 1883Enrollment: 12,748Nickname: Fighting SiouxColors: Kelly Green and WhitePresident: Dr. Robert KellyDirector of Athletics: Brian Faison Conference: Great WestNCAA Affiliation: Football Championship Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Chris MussmanUND record/head coaching record: Third season, 12-9/sameAlma mater/year: Iowa State (1990)Assistants: Mike Mannausau (assistant head coach/co-defensive co-ordinator), John Kelling (co-defensive coordinator/secondary), Greg Breitbach (offensive coordinator), Tim Belmore (receivers/recruiting coordinator), Rod Carey (offensive line), Josh Kotelnicki (special teams/inside linebackers), George Love (outside linebackers), Jace Schillinger (running backs), Mike Kubes (tight ends).Best time to contact coach: Contact SID

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Alerus Center (12,283)Surface: AstroTurf Magic Carpet2009 overall record: 6-52009 conference record: 2-2 (2nd) Lettermen returning Offense 15, Defense 17, Specialists 0Lettermen lost Offense 8, Defense 9, Specialists 1

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball contact: Christy Kramer Office: 701-777-4210 Cell: 320-226-2420 E-mail: [email protected]: Sean Johnson Office: 701-777-4210 Cell: 701-213-2890 Email: [email protected]

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 2 at Idaho 11 at Northern Illinois . 18 Northeastern State 25 Northwestern State OCTOBER 2 at South Dakota * 9 Southern Utah * 23 at Cal Poly * 30 Lamar NOVEMBER 6 UC Davis * 13 at Montana 20 at South Dakota St.

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 5 at Texas Tech L, 13-38 19 at Northwestern State W, 27-20 26 at Stephen F. Austin L, 31-65OCTOBER 3 South Dakota * W, 27-12 10 Stony Brook W, 31-24 17 Sioux Falls L, 13-28 24 at Southern Utah * L, 10-35 31 #16 Cal Poly * W, 31-17NOVEMBER 7 Southern Oregon W, 30-24 14 at UC Davis * L, 20-28 28 at Central Arkansas W, 17-16

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Lincoln, Neb.Founded: 1869Enrollment: 24,100Nickname: CornhuskersColors: Scarlet and CreamPresident: J.B. MillikenDirector of Athletics: Tom OsborneConference: Big 12NCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Bo PeliniUN record/head coaching record: Third season, 20-8/sameAlma mater/year: Ohio State (1990)Assistants: Barney Cotton (associate head coach/offensive line), Ted Gilmore (assistant head coach/receivers/recruiting coorindator), Carl Pelni (defensive coordinator/defensive line), Shawn Watson (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Tim Beck (running backs), Ron Brown (tight ends), Mike Ekeler (linebackers), John Papuchis (defensive ends), Mar-vin Sanders (assistant head coach/secondary).Best time to contact coach: Contact SID

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Memorial Stadium (81,091)Surface: Field Turf2009 overall record: 10-42009 conference record: 6-2 (2nd) Lettermen returning Offense 29, Defense 26, Specialists 4Lettermen lost Offense 6, Defense 9, Specialists 0

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Keith Mann Office: 402-472-0237 E-mail: [email protected]: Jerry Trickie Office: 402-472-2263 Email: [email protected]

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 4 Western Kentucky 11 Idaho 18 at Washington 25 South Dakota StateOCTOBER 7 at Kansas State 16 Texas 23 at Oklahoma State 30 MissouriNOVEMBER 6 at Iowa State 13 Kansas 20 at Texas A&M 26 ColoradoDECEMBER 4 Big 12 Championship

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 5 Florida Atlantic W, 49-3 12 Arkansas State W, 38-9 19 at Virginia Tech L, 15-16 26 Louisiana-Lafayette W, 55-0OCTOBER 8 at Missouri W, 27-12 17 Texas Tech L, 10-31 24 Iowa State L, 7-9 31 at Baylor W, 20-10 NOVEMBER 7 Oklahoma W, 10-3 14 at Kansas W, 31-17 21 Kansas State W, 17-3 27 at Colorado W, 28-20DECEMBER 5 Texas (Big 12 Championship) L, 12-13 30 Arizona (Holiday Bowl) W, 33--0



UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Las Vegas, Nev.Founded: 1957Enrollment: 28,000Nickname: RebelsColors: Scarlet and GrayPresident: Dr. Neal SmatreskDirector of Athletics: Jim LivengoodConference: Mountain WesetNCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Bobby HauckUNLV record/head coaching record: First season/80-17Alma mater/year: Montana (1998)Assistants: J.D. Williams (assistant head coach/pass defense coordi-nator/defensive backs), Rob Phenicie (offensive coordinator/quarter-backs), Kraig Paulson (defensive coordinator/defensive ends), Ty Grego-rak (linebackers/recruiting coordinator), Cedric Cormier (receivers), Chad Germer (offensive line), Dominic Daste (running backs),Brent Myers (tight ends).Best time to contact coach: Contact SID

GAME #3 • SEPTEMBER 18, 2010 GAME #4 • SEPTEMBER 25, 2010

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA-LAS VEGAS

REBELSKibbie Dome • Moscow, Idaho • 7:30 p.m.

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

RAMSHughes Stadium • Fort Collins, Colo. • 2 p.m. (MT)/1 p.m. (PT)

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Sam Boyd (36,800)Surface: TurfTech2009 overall record: 5-72009 conference record: 3-5 (6th) Lettermen returning Offense 22, Defense 25, Specialists 2Lettermen lost Offense 7, Defense 8, Specialists 2

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Mark Wallington Office: 702-895-4472 Cell: 702-528-6291 E-mail: [email protected]: Bryan Haines Office: 702-895-3764 Cell: 702-528-4227

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER4 Wisconsin

11 at Utah 18 at Idaho 25 New MexicoOCTOBER2 Nevada

9 at West Virginia 16 at Colorado State 30 TCUNOVEMBER6 at BYU

13 Wyoming 18 Air Force 27 at San Diego StateDECEMBER4 at Hawai`i

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 5 Sacramento State W, 38-3 12 Oregon State L, 21-23 19 Hawai`i W, 33-34 26 at Wyoming L, 27-30OCTOBER 3 at Nevada L, 28-63 10 BYU L, 21-59 17 Utah L, 155 24 at New Mexico W, 34-17 31 at TCU L, 0-41NOVEMBER 7 Colorado State W, 35-16 14 at Air Force L, 17-45 28 San Diego State W, 28-24

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 4 Colorado 11 at Nevada 18 at Miami (Ohio) 25 IdahoOCTOBER 2 TCU 9 at Air Force 16 UNLV 23 at Utah 30 New MexicoNOVEMBER 6 at San Diego State 13 BYU 20 at Wyoming

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 6 at Colorado W, 23-17 12 Weber State W, 24-23 19 Nevada W, 35-20 26 at BYU L, 23-42OCTOBER 3 at Idaho L, 29-31 10 Utah L, 17-24 17 at TCU L, 6-44 24 vs. San Diego State L, 28-42 31 Air Force L, 16-34NOVEMBER 7 at UNLV L, 16-35 21 at New Mexico L, 27-29 27 Wyoming L, 16-17

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Fort Collins, Colo.Founded: 1870Enrollment: 25,500Nickname: RamsColors: Forest green and goldPresident: Dr. Anthony A. FrankDirector of Athletics: Paul KowalczykConference: Mountain WestNCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Steve FairchildCSU record/head coaching record: 10-15 (second season)/sameAlma mater/year: Colorado State (1981)Assistants: Larry Kerr (assistant head coach/defensive coordinator), Scott Brown (defensive line), Tim Duffie (cornerbackers), Anthoney Hill (running backs), Larry Lewis (special teams coordinator/safeties), Pat Meyer (of-fensive coordinator/offensive line), Daren Wilkinson (quarterbacks/as-sistant recruiting coordinator), Dan Hammerschmidt (receivers/passing game coordinator), Todd Stroud (tight ends/recruiting coordinator)Conference call time: Contact SID

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Hughes (34,400)Surface: FieldTurf2009 overall record: 3-92009 conference record: 0-8 (9th)Lettermen returning

Offense 13, Defense 24, Specialists 0Lettermen lost Offense 11, Defense 5, Specialists 1

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Zak Gilbert (football contact) Office: 970-491-5067 Cell: 970-219-1638 E-mail: [email protected] director: Danny Mattie Office: 970-491-5050 Cell: 970-217-3140 E-mail: [email protected]



GAME #5 • OCTOBER 2, 2010 GAME #6 • OCTOBER 16, 2010

WESTERN MIGHIGAN UNIVERSITY

BRONCOSWaldo Stadium • Kalamazoo, Mich. • 2 p.m. (ET)/11 a.m. (PT)

LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY

BULLDOGSJoe Ailett Stadium • Ruston, La. • 3 p.m. (CT)/1p.m. (PT)

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER4 at Michigan State

11 Nicholls State 18 ToledoOCTOBER2 Idaho

9 at Ball State 16 at Notre Dame 23 at Akron 30 Northern IllinoisNOVEMBER5 at Central Michigan

13 Eastern Michigan 20 Kent State 26 at Bowling GreenDECEMBER3 MAC Championship Game

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 4 at Michigan L, 7-31 12 at Indiana L, 19-23 19 Miami W, 48-26 26 Hofstra W, 24-10OCTOBER 3 at Northern Illinois W, 3-38 10 at Toledo W, 58-26 17 Central Michigan L, 23-34 24 Buffalo W, 34-31 31 at Kent State L, 14-26NOVEMBER 7 at Michigan State L, 14-49 14 at Eastern Michigan W, 35-14 24 Ball State L, 17-22

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Kalamazoo, Mich.Founded: 1903Enrollment: 24,443Nickname: BroncosColors: Brown and GoldPresident: Dr. John M. Dunn Director of Athletics: Kathy BeauregardConference: Mid-American (West Division)NCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Bill CubitWMU record/head coaching record: 34-27 (sixth season)/68-45-1Alma mater/year: Delaware (1975)Assistants: Amp Campbell (cornerbacks), Dave Cohen (defensive coor-dinator/linebackers), Ryan Cubit (quarterbacks), Lou Esposito (defensive line), Mike Grant (assistant head coach/receivers), Jake Moreland (tight ends/recruiting coordinator), Rich Nagy (safeties), Mike Sabock (running backs/special teams), Bob Stanley (offensive line).Conference call time: Contact SID

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Waldo (30,200)Surface: FieldTurf2009 overall record: 5-72009 conference record: 4-4 (3rd)Lettermen returning Offense 14, Defense 18, Specialists 2Lettermen lost Offense 7, Defense 7, Specialists 1

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Mat Kanan (football contact) Office: 269-387-4125 Cell: 269-998-2259 E-mail: [email protected] director: Matt HolmesAssistant director: Kristin KeirnsAssistant director: Adam Bodnar

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 4 vs. Grambling State 11 at Texas A&M 18 Navy 25 Southern MissOCTOBER 2 at Hawai`i 9 Utah State 16 Idaho 26 at Boise StateNOVEMBER 6 Fresno State 13 at New Mexico State 27 at San Jose StateDECEMBER 4 Nevada

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 5 at Auburn L, 13-37 12 at Navy L, 14-32 19 Nicholls State W, 48-13 30 Hawai`i W, 27-6OCTOBER 9 at Nevada L, 14-37 17 New Mexico State W, 45-7 24 at Utah State L, 21-23 31 at Idaho L, 34-35NOVEMBER 6 Boise State L, 35-45 14 at LSU L, 16-24 21 at Fresno State L, 28-30DECEMBER 5 San Jose State W, 55-20

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Ruston, LAFounded: 1894Enrollment: 11,500Nickname: BulldogsColors: Blue and RedConference: Western AthleticNCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl SubdivisionPresident: Dr. Dan ReneauDirector of Athletics: Bruce Van De Velde

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Sonny DykesLT record/head coaching record: First seasonAlma mater/year: Texas Tech (1993)Assistants: Tony Franklin (offensive coordinator), Rob Likens (assistant head coach/wide receivers), Tommy Spangler (defensive coordinator), Stan Eggen (defensive line), Pierre Ingram (running backs), Jeff Koonz (inebackers, Kevin Curtis (cornerbacks), Pete Perot (offensive line), Mark Tommerdahl (special teams/inside receivers).Conference call time: WAC, 11:46 CT (877-812-1320)

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Joe Aillet (30,600)Surface: FieldTurf Mono2009 overall record: 4-82009 conference record: 3-5 (T5th)Lettermen returning Offense 20, Defense 20, Specialists 2Lettermen lost Offense 4, Defense 7, Specialists 1

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Malcolm Butler Office: 318-257-3144 Cell: 318-614-4513 E-mail: [email protected] contact: Patrick Walsh Office: 318-257-5305 Cell: 318-514-9203 E-mail: [email protected]



GAME #7 • OCTOBER 23, 2010 GAME #8 • OCTOBER 30, 2010

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY

AGGIESKibbie Dome • Moscow, Idaho • 2 p.m.

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAIÌ

WARRIORSAloha Stadium • Honolulu, Hawaiì • 5:30 (HT)/8:30 (PT)

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 11 San Diego State 18 at UTEP 25 at KansasOCTOBER 2 Boise State 9 New Mexico 16 at Fresno State 23 at Idaho 30 San Jose StateNOVEMBER 6 at Utah State 13 Louisiana Tech 20 at Nevada 27 Hawaiì

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 5 Idaho L, 6-21 12 Prairie View W, 21-18 19 UTEP L, 12-38 26 at New Mexico W, 20-17OCTOBER 10 Utah State W, 20-17 17 at Louisiana Tech L, 7-45 24 Fresno State L, 3-34 31 at Ohio State L, 0-45NOVEMBER 14 at Hawaiì L, 6-24 21 Nevada L, 20-63 28 at San Jose State L, 10-13DECEMBER 5 at Boise State L, 7-42

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Las Cruces, NMFounded: 1888Enrollment: 16,428Nickname: AggiesColors: Crimson and whitePresident: Dr. Barbara CoutureDirector of Athletics: Dr. McKinley BostonConference: Western AthleticNCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: DeWayne WalkerNMSU record/head coaching record: 3-10 (second season); sameAlma mater/year: Regents College (1992)Assistants: Dale Lindsey (assistant head coach/linebackers), Mike Dun-bar (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Jason Lenzmeier (offensive line), R. Todd Littlejohn (recruiting coordinator/receivers), Jesse Williams (defensive line), Keith Murphy (tight ends/special teams), Mike Ruten-berg (defensive backs), Shaun Johnson (running backs), Will Martin (cornerbacks).WAC conference call time: WAC, 10:53 MT (877-812-1320)

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Aggie Memorial (30,343)Surface: Grass2009 overall record: 3-102009 conference record: 1-7 (T8th)Lettermen returning Offense 20, Defense 19, Specialists 2Lettermen lost Offense 10, Defense 9, Specialists 0

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Tyler Dunkel Office: 575-646-2927 Cell: 575-640-7270 E-mail: [email protected]: Jeremy StrachanAssistant: Tiffany FranklinAssistant: Eddiei Morelos

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Honolulu, HIFounded: 1907Enrollment: 19,969Nickname: WarriorsColors: Green, black, white, silver accentChancellor: Virginia S. HinshawDirector of Athletics: Jim DonovanConference: Western AthleticNCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Greg McMackinUH record/head coaching record: 13-14, third season/sameAlma mater/year: Southern Oregon (1967)Assistants: Rich Miano (secondary), Cal Lee (defensive ends), Dave Aranda (defensive coordinator), Chris Tormey (special teams/second-ary), Ron Lee (assistant offensive coordinator), Nick Rolovich (offensive coordinator), Brian Smith (running backs), Gordy Shaw (offensive line), Tony Tuioti (defensive tackles). WAC conference call time: 6:39 a.m., Hawaiì, Mondays

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Aloha (50,000)Surface: FieldTurf2009 overall record: 6-72009 conference record: 3-5 (T5th)Lettermen returning Offense 27, Defense 30, Specialists 3Lettermen lost Offense 16, Defense 12, Specialists 0

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Derek Inouchi Office: 808-956-7523 Cell: 808-954-0234 E-mail: [email protected]: Neal IwamotoAssistant: Pakalani BelloAssistant: Ryan ReggianiAssistant: Kara Nishimura

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 2 USC 11 at Army 18 at Colorado 25 Charleston SouthernOCTOBER 2 Louisiana Tech 9 at Fresno State 16 Nevada 23 at Utah State 30 IdahoNOVEMBER 6 at Boise State 20 San Jose State 27 at New Mexico StateDECEMBER 4 UNLV

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER

4 Central Arkansas W, 25-30 12 at Washington State W, 38-20 19 at UNLV L, 33-34 30 at Louisiana Tech L, 6-27OCTOBER

10 Fresno State L, 17-42 17 at Idaho L, 23-35 24 Boise State L, 9-54 31 at Nevada L, 21-31NOVEMBER

7 Utah State W, 49-36 14 New Mexico State W, 24-6 21 at San Jose State W, 17-10 28 Navy W, 24-17DECEMBER

5 Wisconsin L, 10-51



GAME #9 • NOVEMBER 6, 2010 GAME #10 • NOVEMBER 12, 2010

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA

WOLF PACKKibbie Dome • Moscow, Idaho • 2 p.m.

BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY

BRONCOSKibbie Dome • Moscow, Idaho • 6 p.m.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Reno, NV Founded: 1874Enrollment: 16,500Nickname: Wolf PackColors: Navy blue and SilverPresident: Dr. Milton GlickDirector of Athletics: Cary GrothConference: Western AthleticNCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Chris AultUN record/head coaching record: 25th season, 206-96-1/sameAlma mater/year: Nevada (1968)Assistants: Ken Wilson (associate head coach/defensive ends), Jim Mastro (recruiting coordinator/running backs), Barry Sacks (special teams coordinator/defensive tackles), Scott Baumgartner (receivers), Cameron Norcross (run game coordinator/offensive line), James Ward (cornerbacks), Mike Bradeson (safeties), Andy Buh (defensive coordi-nator/linebackers), James Spady (tight ends).Conference call time: 10:14 a.m. (Pacific), Mondays

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Mackay (29,)Surface: FieldTurf2009 overall record: 8-52009 conference record: 7-1 (2nd)Lettermen returning

Offense 18, Defense 26, Specialists 2Lettermen lost

Offense 8, Defense 9, Specialists 0

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Rhonda Lundin Office: 775-682-6982Football contact: Chad Hartley Office: 775-682-6982 Cell: 775-229-5513 E-mail: [email protected]

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER2 Eastern Washington

11 Colorado State 17 California 25 at Brigham YoungOCTOBER2 at UNLV

9 San Jose State 16 at Hawaiì 30 Utah State NOVEMBER6 at Idaho

13 at Fresno State 20 New Mexico State 26 Boise StateDECEMBER4 at Louisiana Tech

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 5 at Notre Dame L, 0-35 19 at Colorado State L, 20-35 25 Missouri L, 21-31OCTOBER 3 UNLV W, 63-28 9 Louisiana Tech W, 37-14 17 at Utah State W, 35-32 24 Idaho W, 70-45 31 Hawaiì W, 31-21NOVEMBER 8 at San Jose State W, 62-7 14 Fresno State W, 52-14 21 at New Mexico State W, 63-20 27 at Boise State L, 10-13DECEMBER 24 SMU (Hawaiì Bowl) L, 10-45

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Boise, IDFounded: 1932Enrollment: 19,667Nickname: BroncosColors: Blue and orangePresident: Dr. Robert KustraDirector of Athletics: Gene Bleymeier Conference: Western AthleticNCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Chris PetersenBSU record/head coaching record: 49-4 (fifth season)/sameAlma mater/year: UC Davis (1988)Assistants: Brent Pease (assistant head coach/receivers), Bryan Har-sin (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Chris Strausser (offensive line), Keith Bhonapha (running backs), Jeff Choate (special teams/linebackers), Scott Huff (tight ends/run game coordinator), Pete Kwi-atkowski (defensive coordinator/defensive line), Marcel Yates (second-ary), Bob Gregory (nickels/outside linebackers). WAC conference call time: 11:21 a.m., Mountain, Mondays

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Bronco (30,000)Surface: Blue Field Turf2009 overall record: 14-02009 conference record: 8-0 (1st)Lettermen returning Offense 25, Defense 26, Specialists 3Lettermen lost Offense 4, Defense 2, Specialists 0

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Max Corbet Office: 208-426-1515 Cell: 208-859-6952 E-mail: [email protected]: Becca FauldsAssistant: Doug LinkAssistant: Michelle Railsback

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 4 vs. Grambling State 11 at Texas A&M 18 Navy 25 Southern MissOCTOBER 2 at Hawaiì 9 Utah State 16 Idaho 26 at Boise StateNOVEMBER 6 Fresno State 13 at New Mexico State 27 at San Jose StateDECEMBER 4 Nevada

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 3 Oregon W, 19-8 12 Miami-Ohio W, 48-0 18 at Fresno State W, 51-34 26 at Bowling Green W, 49-14OCTOBER 3 UC Davis W, 34-16 14 at Tulsa W, 28-21 24 at Hawaiì W, 54-9 31 San Jose State W, 45-7NOVEMBER 6 at Louisiana Tech W, 45-35 14 Idaho W, 63-25 20 at Utah State W, 52-21 27 Nevada W, 44-433DECEMBER 5 New Mexico State W, 42-7JANUARY 4 TCU (Fiesta Bowl) W, 17-10



GAME #11 • NOVEMBER 20, 2010 GAME #12 • NOVEMBER 27, 2010

UTAH STATE UNIVERSTIY

AGGIESRomney Stadium • Logan, Utah • 1 p.m. (MT)/Noon (PT)

FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY

BULLDOGSBulldog Stadium • Fresno, Calif. • 7 p.m.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Logan, UTFounded: 1888Enrollment: 24,421Nickname: AggiesColors: Navy blue and WhitePresident: Stan AlbrechtDirector of Athletics: Scott BarnesConference: Western AthleticNCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Gary AndersenUSU record/head coaching record: 4-8 (second season)/sameAlma mater/year: Utah (1986)Assistants: Dave Baldwin (offensive coordinator/wide receivers), Jovon Bouknight (receivers), Bill Busch (defensive coordinator/safeties), Kevin Clune (linebackers), Alex Gerke (offensive line), Chad Kauhaàhaà (de-fensive line), Corey Raymond (cornerbacks), Ilaisa Tuiaki (running backs), T.J. Woods (tight ends)Conference call time: 11 a.m. (Mountain), Mondays

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Romney (25,513)Surface: Sprinturf2009 overall record: 4-82009 conference record: 3-5 (T5th)Lettermen returning Offense 21, Defense 22, Specialists 2Lettermen lost Offense 6, Defense 8, Specialists 1

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Doug Hoffman Office: 435-797-3714 Cell: 435-881-8011 E-mail: [email protected] contact: Zach Fisher Office: 435-797-2066 Cell: 435-213-0318 E-mail: [email protected]

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 11 San Diego State 18 at UTEP 25 at KansasOCTOBER 2 Boise State 9 New Mexico 16 at Fresno State 23 at Idaho 30 San Jose StateNOVEMBER 6 at Utah State 13 Louisiana Tech 20 at Nevada 27 Hawaiì

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 3 at Utah L, 17-35 19 at Texas A&M L, 30-38 26 Southern Utah W, 53-34OCTOBER 2 at BYU L, 17-35 10 at New Mexico State L, 17-20 17 Nevada L, 32-35 24 Louisiana Tech W, 23-21 31 at Fresno State L, 27-31NOVEMBER 7 at Hawaiì L, 36-49 14 San Jose State W, 24-9 20 Boise State L, 21-52 28 at Idaho W, 52-49

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: Fresno, CAFounded: 1911Enrollment: 21,503Nickname: BulldogsColors: Red and bluePresident: Dr. John D. WeltyDirector of Athletics: Thomas BoehConference: Western AthleticNCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Pat HillFS record/head coaching record: 100-66 (14th season)/sameAlma mater/year: UC Riverside (1973)Assistants: Pete Alamar (tight ends/special teams), Micah Alba (corner-backs), Derek Frazier (run game coordinator/offensive line), Jeff Grady (passing game coordinator/quarterbacks), Randy Stewart (defensive coor-dinator), Will Plemons (defensive line), Tim Skipper (linebackers), Joe Wade (running backs), Keith Williams (receivers)WAC conference call time: 10:28 a.m. (Pacific), Mondays

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Bulldog (41,031)Surface: Grass2009 overall record: 8-5 2009 conference record: 6-2 (3rd) Lettermen returning Offense 29, Defense 27, Specialists 2Lettermen lost Offense 8, Defense 9, Specialists 1

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Steve Weakland Office: 559-244-5615 Cell: 559-287-3304 E-mail: [email protected]: Steve SchaackOffice: 559-244-5617Cell: 559-389-1901Email: [email protected]

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 2 USC 11 at Army 18 at Colorado 25 Charleston SouthernOCTOBER 2 Louisiana Tech 9 at Fresno State 16 Nevada 23 at Utah State 30 IdahoNOVEMBER 6 at Boise State 20 San Jose State 27 at New Mexico StateDECEMBER 4 UNLV

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER

5 UC Davis W, 51-0 12 at Wisconsin L, 31-34 (2OT) 18 Boise State L, 34-51 26 at Cincinnati L, 20-28OCTOBER

10 at Hawaiì W, 42-17 17 San Jose State W, 41-21 24 at New Mexico State W, 34-3 31 Utah State W, 31-27NOVEMBER

7 at Idaho W, 31-21 14 at Nevada L, 14-52 21 Louisiana Tech W, 30-28DECEMBER

5 at Illinois W, 53-5219 Wyoming (New Mexico Bowl) L, 28-35 (2OT)



GAME #13 • DECEMBER 4, 2010 ALL-TIME SERIES

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY

SPARTANSKibbie Dome • Moscow, Idaho • 2 p.m.

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 ....0Arizona 1951 .....2 .... 10 ...0Arizona State 1950 .....0 .....5 ....0Arkansas State 1975 .....4 .....4 ....0Army 1961 .....0 .....1 ....0Auburn 1999 .....0 .....1 ....0Boise All-Stars 1909 .....2 .....0 ....0Boise State 1971 ....17 ... 21 .. 1Boston College 1940 .....0 .....1 ....0Boston University 1950 .....2 .....0 ....0Bowling Green St. 2009 .....1 .....0 ....0Bremerton Navy 1908 .....1 .....0 ....0Brigham Young 1953 .....2 .....1 ....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 ..... 3 ... 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 ....4 ....0Farragut Navy 1945 .....0 .....2 ....0Fresno State 1946 .... 4 ..... 8 ... 0Furman 1988 .....0 .....1 ....0Georgia Southern 1990 .....0 .....1 ....0Gonzaga 1910 .... 16 ... 10 ...2Hawai’i 1930 .... 2 ..... 8 ... 0Houston 1967 .....0 .....2 ....0Idaho 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 .....1 ....0Louisiana Tech 2005.... 2 ..... 3 ... 0Mankato State 1985 .....2 .....0 ....0Marquette 1946 .....0 .....1 ....0McNeese State 1992 .....0 .....2 ....0Michigan State 2006 .....0 .....1 ....0Middle Tennessee 2001 .....1 .....3 ....0Missouri 1958 .....0 .....2 ....0Montana 1903 ....55 ...26 ...2Montana State 1905 .... 24 ... 17 ...1Multnomah Athletic Club 1913 .....0 .....1 ....0Nebraska 2010 .... 0 ..... 0 ... 0Nevada 1924 .... 9 .... 18 .. 0New Mexico State 1971 ... 12 .... 4 ... 0

OPPONENT FIRST GAME ...W ........L .......TNorth Dakota 2010 .... 0 ..... 0 ... 0North Dakota State 1936 .....4 .....0 ....0North Texas 1996 .....4 .....5 ....0Northern Arizona 1975 .... 17 ....3 ....0Northern Illinois 1969 .....3 .....3 ....0Northern Iowa 1981 .....4 .....2 ....0Northwestern State 1988 .....1 .....0 ....0Ohio University 1972 .....1 .....1 ....0Oregon 1901 .....3 .... 51 ...4Oregon State 1913 .....7 ....37 ...0Pacific (California) 1953 .....9 .... 13 ...1Pacific (Oregon) 1902 .....1 .....0 ....0Parsons 1967 .....1 .....0 ....0Portland 1942 .....5 .....0 ....0Portland State 1970 .... 11 ....1 ....0Puget Sound 1909 .....3 .....0 ....0Rice 1977 .....1 .....0 ....0St. 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 .... 8 .... 12 .. 1Santa Clara 1952 .....0 .....1 ....0Simon Fraser 1980 .....2 .....0 ....0Sonoma State 1991 .....2 .....0 ....0South 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 ....0Texas 1949 .....0 .....1 ....0Texas Christian 1973 .....0 .....1 ....0Troy State 2004 .....0 .....1 ....0Tulsa 1970 .....0 .....1 ....0UC Davis 1997 .....1 .....0 ....0UCLA 1928 .....1 .....5 ....0UNLV 1975 .... 2 ..... 3 ... 0USC 1922 .....0 .....8 ....0UTEP 1950 .....1 .....1 ....0Utah 1908 ....12 ... 14 ...2Utah State 1916 ....16 ... 18 .. 2Wallace Athletic Club 1899 .....0 .....1 ....0Washington 1900 .....2 ....36 ...2Washington State 1894 .... 17 ...69 ...3Weber State 1965 ....18 ... 13 ...1West Texas State 1971 .....1 .....1 ....0West Virginia 2000 .....0 .....1 ....0Western Michigan 1972 .... 0 ..... 1 ... 0Wichita State 1978 .....0 .....1 ....0Wyoming 1921 .....1 .....4 ....0Whitman 1899 ....20 ....9 ....1Willamette 1941 .....2 .....0 ....0Villanova 1974 .....0 .....1 ....0Youngstown State 1993 .....0 .....1 ....0*formerly Northeastern Louisiana

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: San Jose, Calif.Founded: 1857Enrollment: 30,908Nickname: SpartansColors: Gold, white and bluePresident: Dr. John WhitmoreDirector of Athletics: Tom Bowen Conference: Western AthleticNCAA Affiliation: Football Bowl Subdivision

COACHING STAFFHead coach: Mike MacIntyreSJSU record/head coaching record: 0-0 (first season)/sameAlma mater/year: Georgia Tech (1989)Assistants: Kent Baer (linebackers), Gary Bernardi (offensive line), Brent Brennan (receivers), Charles Clark (secondary), John DeFilippo (quar-terbacks), Tim Landis (offensive coordinator/tight ends), Terry Malley (running backs), Bryant Young (defensive line).WAC conference call time: 9:32 a.m. (Pacific), Mondays

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONStadium: Spartan (30, 456)Surface: Field Turf2008 overall record: 2-10 2008 conference record: 1-7 (T8th) Lettermen returning Offense 16, Defense 24, Specialists 1Lettermen lost Offense 14, Defense 11, Specialists 2

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector: Lawrence Fan Office: 408-924-1217 Cell: 408-768-3424 E-mail: [email protected]: Amy VillaAssistant: Doga Gur

2010 SCHEDULESEPTEMBER4 at Alabama

11 at Wisconsin 18 Southern Utah 25 at UtahOCTOBER2 UC Davis

9 at Nevada 16 Boise State 23 Fresno State 30 at New Mexico State NOVEMBER13 Utah State

20 at Hawai`i 27 Louisiana TechDECEMBER4 at Idaho

2009 RESULTSSEPTEMBER 5 at USC L, 3-56 12 Utah L, 14-24 19 at Stanford L, 17-42 26 Cal Poly W, 19-9OCTOBER 10 Idaho L, 25-29 17 at Fresno State L, 21-41 31 at Boise State L, 7-45NOVEMBER 8 Nevada L, 7-62 14 at Utah State L, 9-24 21 Hawai`i L, 10-17 28 New Mexico State W, 13-10DECEMBER 5 at Louisiana Tech L, 20-55



HISTORICALLY VS. 2010 OPPONENTS

NORTH DAKOTASept. 2, 2010First meeting

NEBRASKA Sept. 11, 2010First meeting

NEVADA-LAS VEGASSept. 18, 2010UNLV leads 2-3

Year UI -- UNLV @1975 39 --- 7 UNLV1977 21 --- 35 UI 1978 14 --- 53 UNLV 1994 48 --- 38 UNLV 2005 31 --- 34 UNLVMost points by UI: 48 (1994)Most points by UNLV: 53 (1978)UI largest winning margin: 32 (1975)UNLV largest winning margin: 39 (1978)Idaho wins at UNLV: 2Idaho wins at home: 0UNLV wins at Idaho: 1UNLV wins at home: 2 Decided by seven or fewer points: 0

COLORADO STATESept. 25, 2010

Tied 3-3Year UI -- CSU @1969 21 --- 31 CSU1971 10 --- 0 UI1973 30 --- 33 UI1976 14 --- 31 CSU1992 37 --- 34 CSU2009 31 --- 29 UIMost points by UI: 37 (1992)Most points by CSU: 34 (1992)UI largest winning margin: 10 (1971)CSU largest winning margin: 17 (1976)Longest UI winning streak: 2Longest CSU winning streak: 2Decided by seven or fewer points: 3Idaho wins at CSU: 1Idaho wins at home: 2CSU wins at Idaho: 1CSU wins at home: 2

WESTERN MICHIGANOct. 2, 1010

Western Michigan leads 1-0Year UI -- WMU @2008 28 --- 51 UIMost points by UI: 28 (2008)Most points by WMU: 51 (2008)

LOUISIANA TECHOct. 16, 2010

Louisiana Tech leads 3-2Year UI -- LT @2005 38 --- 41 UI2006 24 --- 14 LT2007 16 --- 28 UI2008 14 --- 46 LT2009 35 --- 34 UIMost points by UI: 38 (2005)Most points by LT: 46 (2008)UI largest winning margin: 10 (2006)LT largest winning margin: 32 (2008)Longest UI winning streak: 1Longest LaTech winning streak: 2

Decided by fewer than seven points: 2Idaho wins at LT: 1Idaho wins at home: 1LT wins at Idaho: 2LT wins at home: 1

NEW MEXICO STATEOct. 23, 2010

Idaho leads 12-4Year UI -- NMSU @1971 19 --- 14 NMSU1976 33 --- 6 UI1977 47 --- 44 NMSU1996 34 --- 19 UI1997 35 --- 18 NMSU1998 36 --- 32 UI1999 14 --- 42 NMSU2000** 44 --- 41 UI2001 39 --- 46 NMSU2002 31 --- 35 UI2003 35 --- 31 NMSU2005** 38 --- 37 NMSU2006 28 --- 20 UI2007 31 --- 45 NMSU2008 20 --- 14 UI2009 21 --- 6 NMSU** double overtimeMost points scored by UI: 47 (1977)Most points by NMSU: 46 (2001)UI largest winning margin: 27 (1976)NM largest winning margin: 28 (1999)Longest UI winning streak: 6 Longest NMSU winning streak: 2Decided by seven or fewer points: 9Idaho wins at NMSU: 6Idaho wins at home: 6NMSU wins at Idaho: 1NMSU wins at home: 3

HAWAI`IOct. 29, 2010UH leads 8-2

Year UI -- UH @1930 0 --- 37 UH1960 14 --- 6 UH1977 26 --- 45 UH1981 6 --- 21 UH2004 21 --- 52 UH2005 0 --- 24 UI2006 10 --- 68 UH2007 20 --- 48 UI2008 17 --- 49 UH2009 35 --- 23 UIMost points by UI: 26 (1977)Most points by UH: 68 (2006)UI largest winning margin: 12 (2009)UH largest winning margin: 58 (2006)Longest UI winning streak: 1Longest UH winning streak: 7Decided by seven or fewer points: 0Idaho wins at UH: 1Idaho wins at home: 1UH wins at Idaho: 2UH wins at home: 6

NEVADANov. 6, 2010

Nevada leads 18-9Year UI -- UN @1924 23 --- 0 BOISE1935 26 --- 6 UI1936 6 --- 7 UN

1940 6 --- 0 UI1979 26 --- 38 UI1980 7 --- 38 UN1981 14 --- 23 UI1982 16 --- 25 UN1983 24 --- 43 UI1984 17 --- 23 UN1985 25 --- 21 UI1986 13 --- 17 UN 7 --- 27 UN1987 38 --- 28 UI1988 32 --- 31 UN1989 42 --- 22 UI1990 * 28 --- 31 UN1991 23 --- 31 UI1996 25 --- 14 UI1997 23 --- 42 UN1998 23 --- 58 UI1999 42 --- 33 UN2005 14 --- 62 UN2006 7 --- 45 UI2007 21 --- 37 UN2008 14 --- 49 UI2009 70 --- 45 UN* overtimeMost points by UI: 45 (2009)Most points by UN: 70 (2009)UI largest winning margin: 23 (1924)UN largest winning margin: 48 (2005)Longest UI winning streak: 3 (1987-89)Longest UN winning streak: 6 (1979-84)Decided by seven or fewer points: 7Idaho wins at UN: 2Idaho wins at home: 6Idaho neutral site wins: 1 UN wins at Idaho: 7UN wins at home: 11

BOISE STATENov. 12, 2010

BSU leads 21-17-1Year UI -- BSU @1971 14 --- 42 UI1972 22 --- 21 BSU1973 24 --- 47 UI1974 29 --- 52 BSU1975 31 --- 31 UI1976 16 --- 9 BSU1977 14 --- 44 UI1978 10 --- 48 BSU1979 17 --- 47 UI1980 21 --- 44 BSU1981 43 --- 45 UI1982 24 --- 17 BSU1983 45 --- 24 UI1984 37 --- 0 BSU1985 44 --- 27 UI1986 21 --- 14 BSU1987 40 --- 34 UI1988 26 --- 20 BSU1989 26 --- 21 UI1990 21 --- 14 BSU1991 28 --- 24 UI1992 62 --- 16 BSU1993 49 --- 16 UI1994 24 --- 27 BSU1995 33 --- 13 UI1996 64 --- 19 BSU1997 23 --- 30 * UI1998 36 --- 35 * BSU1999 14 --- 45 UI2000 24 --- 66 BSU

2001 13 --- 45 UI2002 21 --- 38 BSU2003 10 --- 24 UI2004 7 --- 65 BSU2005 35 --- 70 BSU2006 26 --- 42 UI2007 14 --- 58 BSU2008 10 --- 45 UI2009 63 --- 25 BSU* overtimeMost points by UI: 64 (1996)Most points by BSU: 70 (2005)UI largest winning margin: 46 (1992)BSU largest winning margin: 58 (2004)UI longest winning streak: 12 BSU longest winning streak: 11Decided by seven or fewer points: 13Idaho wins at BSU: 10Idaho wins at home: 7BSU wins at Idaho: 11BSU wins at home: 10

UTAH STATENov. 20, 2010

USU leads 18-16-2Year UI -- USU @1916 27 --- 15 USU1932 33 --- 0 UI1936 0 --- 10 UI1937 0 --- 0 UI1938 14 --- 0 UI1939 19 --- 7 UI1940 0 --- 0 BOISE1941 16 --- 0 USU1952 16 --- 3 USU1953 7 --- 19 BOISE1956 42 --- 20 USU1957 35 --- 7 USU1958 34 --- 7 UI1959 0 --- 14 USU1960 6 --- 33 BOISE1961 0 --- 69 USU1962 7 --- 45 BOISE1964 27 --- 22 BOISE1965 19 --- 30 USU1969 21 --- 31 UI1970 42 --- 14 USU1971 13 --- 42 UI1972 7 --- 51 USU1974 3 --- 17 UI1996 28 --- 35 USU1997 17 --- 63 UI1998 26 --- 14 USU1999 31 --- 3 UI2000 14 --- 31 USU2003 20 --- 13 UI2004 7 --- 14 USU2005 27 --- 13 UI2006 41 --- 21 USU2007 19 --- 24 UI2008 17 --- 42 USU2009 52 --- 49 UIMost points by UI: 49 (2009)Most points by USU: 69 (1961)UI largest winning margin: 33 (1932)USU largest winning margin: 69 (1961)Longest winning streak by UI: 3Longest winning streak by USU: 5Decided by seven or fewer points: 6Idaho wins at USU: 8Idaho wins at home: 7Idaho neutral site wins: 1

USU wins at Idaho: 7USU wins at home: 8USU neutral site wins: 3

FRESNO STATENov. 27, 2010

Fresno State leads 8-3Year UI -- FS @1946 12 --- 13 UI1956 24 --- 12 FS1957 20 --- 6 UI1963 32 --- 8 UI1967 30 --- 14 FS1978 28 --- 41 UI1979 10 --- 30 FS2005 10 --- 40 UI2006 0 --- 34 FS2007 24 --- 37 UI2008 32 --- 45 FS2009 21 --- 31 UIMost points by UI: 32 (twice)Most points by FS: 45 (2008)UI largest winning margin: 4 (1963)FS largest winning margin: 34 (2006)Longest UI winning streak: 4Longest FS winning streak: 7Decided by seven or fewer points: 1Idaho wins at FS: 2Idaho wins at home: 2FS wins at Idaho: 5FS wins at home: 3

SAN JOSE STATEDec. 4,2010

SJSU leads 12-8-1Year UI -- SJSU @1946 14 --- 26 UI1951 40 --- 7 UI1953 6 --- 34 SJSU1954 7 --- 38 UI1958 ^ 6 --- 41 BOISE1960 20 --- 22 SJSU1961 27 --- 18 UI1962 12 --- 12 SJSU1963 28 --- 12 UI1964 3 --- 0 SJSU1965 17 --- 7 UI1966 7 --- 21 SJSU1968 3 --5 17 SJSU1978 14 --- 31 SJSU1980 10 --- 32 SJSU1998 17 --- 12 SJSU2005 18 --- 26 SJSU2006 13 --- 28 UI2007 20 --- 28 SJSU2008 24 --- 30 UI2009 29 --- 25 SJSU^ at BoiseMost points by UI: 40 (twice)Most points by SJSU: 41 (twice)UI largest winning margin: 18 (1968)SJSU largest winning margin: 35 (1958)Longest UI winning streak: 3Longest SJSU winning streak: 4Decided by seven or fewer points: 6Idaho wins at SJSU: 4Idaho wins at home: 4SJSU wins at Idaho: 4SJSU wins at home: 7SJSU neutral site wins: 1



2010 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE

SEPTEMBER 2 North Dakota at Idaho Southern Cal at Hawai’i Eastern Washington at Nevada 4 Cincinnati at Fresno State Western Kentucky at Nebraska Wisconsin at UNLV Colorado State at Colorado Western Michigan at Michigan St. 6 Boise State at Virginia Tech Louisiana Tech at Grambling San Joe State at Alabama Utah State at Oklahoma 11 Idaho at Nebraska Army at Hawai’i Louisiana Tech at Texas A&M Colorado State at Nevada San Diego St. at New Mexico St. San Jose State at Wisconsin Idaho State at Utah State North Dakota at Northern Illinois UNLV at Utah Nicholls State at W Michigan 17 California at Nevada 18 UNLV at Idaho Boise State at Wyoming Fresno State at Utah State* Hawai’i at Colorado Navy at Louisiana Tech New Mexico at UTEP Southern Utah at San Jose State Kentucky at Washington Northeastern State at North Dakota

Colorado State at Miami (Ohio) Toledo at W Michigan 25 Idaho at Colorado State Oregon State at Boise State Fresno State at Mississippi Charleston South at Hawai’i Southern Miss at Louisiana Tech Nevada at BYU New Mexico State at Kansas San Jose State at Utah South Dakota State at Nebraska Northwestern State at North Dakota New Mexico at UNLV OCTOBER 1 BYU at Utah State 2 Idaho at Western Michigan Boise State at New Mexico State * Cal Poly at Fresno State Louisiana Tech at Hawai’i* Nevada at UNLV Cal Davis at San Jose State TCU at Colorado State North Dakota at South Dakota 7 Nebraska at Kansas State 9 Toledo at Boise State Hawai’i at Fresno State* Utah State at Louisiana Tech * San Jose State at Nevada* New Mexico at New Mexico State Southern Utah at North Dakota UNLV at West Virginia Colorado State at Air Force W Michigan at Ball State

16 Idaho at Louisiana Tech * Boise State at San Jose State* New Mexico St. at Fresno State* Nevada at Hawai’i* Texas at Nebraska UNLV at Colorado State W Michigan at Notre Dame 23 New Mexico State at Idaho* Fresno State at San Jose State* Hawai’i at Utah State * Nebraska at Oklahoma State North Dakota at Cal Poly Colorado State at Utah W Michigan at Akron 26 Louisiana Tech at Boise State* 30 Idaho at Hawai’i* Utah State at Nevada* San Jose St. at New Mexico St.* Missouri at Nebraska Lamar at North Dakota TCU at UNLV New Mexico at Colorado State Northern Illinois at Western Michigan NOVEMBER 5 Western Michigan at Central Michigan 6 Nevada at Idaho* Hawai’i at Boise State * Fresno State at Louisiana Tech * New Mexico State at Utah State* Nebraska at Iowa State UC Davis at North Dakota UNLV at BYU Colorado St. at San Diego St.

DECEMBER 18New Mexico • Mountain West vs. WAC • Albuquerque, N.M.uDrove Humanitarian • MAC vs. WAC • Boise, Idaho R+L Carriers New Orleans • C-USA vs. Sun Belt • New OrleansDECEMBER 21Beef ‘O’ Brady’s St. Petersburg • Big East vs. C-USA • St. Petersburg, Fla.DECEMBER 22MAACO Las Vegas • Mountain West vs. Pac-10 •Las VegasDECEMBER 23S.D. County Credit Union Poinsettia • Mountain West vs. Navy • San DiegoDECEMBER 24Sheraton Hawai`i • C-USA vs. WAC • HonoluluDECEMBER 26Little Caesars • Big Ten vs. MAC • DetroitDECEMBER 27AdvoCare V100 Independence • ACC vs. Mountain West • Shreveport, La.DECEMBER 28Champs Sports • ACC vs. Big East • Orlando, Fla.Insight • Big Ten vs. Big 12 • Tempe, Ariz.DECEMBER 29EagleBank • ACC vs. C-USA • Washington, D.C.Texas • Big Ten vs. Big 12 • HoustonValero Alamo • Big 12 vs. Pac-10 • San AntonioDECEMBER 30Bell Helicopter Armed Forces • C-USA vs. Mountain West • Fort Worth, TexasNew Era Pinstripe • Big 12 vs. Big East • Bronx, N.Y.Franklin American Mortgage Music City • ACC vs. SEC • Nashville, Tenn.Bridgepoint Education Holiday • Big 12 vs. Pac-10 • San Diego

12 Boise State at Idaho * 13 Nevada at Fresno State * Louisiana Tech at New Mexico St.* Utah State at San Jose State* Kansas at Nebraska North Dakota at Montana Wyoming at UNLV BYU at Colorado State Eastern Michigan at W Michigan 18 Air Force at UNLV 19 Fresno State at Boise State* 20 Idaho at Utah State* San Jose State at Hawai’i * New Mexico State at Nevada* Nebraska at Texas A&M

North Dakota at Southern Dakota St. Colorado State at Wyoming Kent State at W Michigan 26 Colorado at Nebraska W Michigan at Bowling Green 27 Idaho at Fresno State * Boise State at Nevada * Hawai’i at New Mexico State* Louisiana Tech at San Jose St.* UNLV at San Diego State DECEMBER 4 San Jose State at Idaho * Utah State at Boise State* Illinois at Fresno State UNLV at Hawai’i Nevada at Louisiana Tech **Western Athletic Conference game

DECEMBER 31Meineke Car Care • ACC vs. Big East • Charlotte, N.C.Hyundai Sun • ACC vs. Pac-10 • El Paso, TexasAutoZone Liberty • C-USA vs. SEC • Memphis, Tenn.Chick-fil-A • ACC vs. SEC • AtlantaJANUARY 1Dallas Football Classic • Big Ten vs. Big 12 •DallasOutback • Big Ten vs. SEC • Tampa, Fla.Capital One • Big Ten vs. SEC • Orlando, Fla.Gator • Big Ten vs. SEC • Jacksonville, Fla.Rose Bowl Game • BCS vs. BCS • Pasadena, Calif.Tostitos Fiesta • BCS vs. BCS • Glendale, Ariz.JANUARY 3 Orange • BCS vs. BCS • MiamiJANUARY 4Allstate Sugar • BCS vs. BCS • New OrleansJANUARY 6GMAC • MAC vs. Sun Belt • Mobile, Ala.JANUARY 7AT&T Cotton • Big 12 vs. SEC • Arlington, TexasJANUARY 8Papajohns.com • Big East vs. SEC • Birmingham, Ala.JANUARY 9Kraft Fight Hunger • Pac-10 vs. WAC • San FranciscoJANUARY 10Tostitos BCS National Championship Game • Glendale, Ariz.

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ALL-TIME IDAHO FOOTBALL COACHES

BY WINNING PERCENTAGE

Keith Gilbertson 28-9-0 1986-88 3 seasons .757

John L. Smith 53-21-0 1989-94 6 seasons .716

Dennis Erickson 36-23-0 1982-85, 2006 5 seasons .610

Chris Tormey 33-23-0 1995-99 5 seasons .589

Thomas Kelley 8-5-1 1920-21 2 seasons .571

F.D. Herbold 4-2-1 1900-01 2 seasons .571

J.G. Griffith 28-22-2 1902-06, 1910-14 10 seasons .538

Robert Matthews 16-14-2 1922-25 4 seasons .500

J.R. Middleton 6-3-3 1907-08 2 seasons .500

Don Robbins 20-24-0 1970-73 4 seasons .455

Steve Musseau 13-17-0 1965-67 3 seasons .433

John S. Grogan 3-4-0 1909 1 season .429

Charles F. Erb 10-10-4 1926-28 3 seasons .417

Leo B. Calland 20-30-0 1929-34 6 seasons .400

Ralph Hutchinson 2-3-0 1919 1 season .400

Dee Andros 11-16-1 1962-64 3 seasons .393

W.C. Bleasmaster 5-8-0 1916-17 2 seasons .385

Dixie Howell 13-20-1 1947-50 4 seasons .371

Francis Schmidt 7-12-0 1941-42 2 seasons .368

Ed Troxel 16-25-3 1974-77 4 seasons .364

Y.C. McNease 7-13-0 1968-69 2 seasons .350

Jerry Davitch 15-29-0 1978-81 4 seasons .341

Ted Bank 18-32-4 1935-40 6 seasons .333

Robb Akey 11-26 2007- current .297

Skip Stahley 22-51-2 1954-61 8 seasons .293

Babe Curfman 7-19-1 1951-53 3 seasons .259

Tom Cable 11-35-0 2000-03 4 seasons .239

Nick Holt 5-18-0 2004-05 2 seasons .217

C.M. Rademacher 1-4-1 1915 1 season .167

J.A. Brown 2-15-0 1945-46 2 seasons .117

G.E. Higgins 0-5-0 1894-95, 1897-98 4 seasons .000

Morse 0-4-0 1899 1 season .000

Dee Andros, left, and Chris Tormey, right, are Charter Members of the Vandal Athletics Hall of Fame. Andros was at Idaho for three seasons before a legendary career at Oregon State vaulted him onto the national stage. Tormey, who also played for the Vandals, led Idaho to its first bowl victory by winning the 1998 Humanitarian Bowl.

Keith Gilbertson, at left, has the best winning percentage of any coach in Vandal history after going 28-9 (.757) in three seasons. John L. Smith, at right, has more victories at Idaho then any other coach with 53 in a six-year Vandal heading coaching career.



ALL-TIME IDAHO FOOTBALL COACHES

YEAR-BY-YEAR

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. Griffith 1-3-11903 J.G. Griffith 3-1-01904 J.G. Griffith 2-1-01905 J.G. Griffith 5-0-01906 J.G. Griffith 2-4-01907 J. R. Middleton 4-1-11908 J. R. Middleton 2-2-21909 John S. Grogan 3-4-01910 J.G. Griffith 4-2-01911 J.G. Griffith 4-3-01912 J.G. Griffith 2-2-01913 J.G. Griffith 3-3-01914 J.G. Griffith 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 team

Year Coach Overall Conf. Fin1945 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 7th1955 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 t4th

Year Coach Overall Conf. Fin1978 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 4th

Don Robbins’ 1971 team won the Big Sky Conference Championship.



PLAYER HONORS ~ ALL-AMERICANS

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 Team1991 Kasey Dunn Wide receiver AP, KDK, TSN, WC, FBG 1st Team 1991 Jeff Robinson Defensive end FBG 1st, AP, TSN 2nd

1991 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 team 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 2nd

Offensive guard Mike Iupati graduated from Idaho in the spring of 2010 as the most deco-rated Vandal in school history. A senior season during which he garnered consensus All-Ameri-can status and was an Outland Trophy finalist, led to his being taken as the 17th player by the San Francisco 49ers in the 2010 NFL draft. That made him the second Vandal to go in the first round and the second highest ever. He was a first-team selec-tion of the Walter Camp Football Foundation, the Football Writers Association of American, the American Football Coaches Associa-tion and the Associated Press. He was invited to both the Senior Bowl and the East-West Shrine Game as well as the Texas vs. U.S. All-Star game. A native of American Samoa, he is the first person in his family to earn a college degree.



PLAYER HONORS ~ ALL-STAR GAMES

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 Bowl1993 Doug Nussmeier Quarterback East West-Shrine1994 Eddie Howard Punter Blue-Gray All-Star 1996 Ryan Phillips Defensive end Blue-Gray All-Star1996 Ryan Phillips Defensive end Senior Bowl1998 Joel Thomas Running back East-West Shrine1998 Joel Thomas Running back Senior Bowl1999 Mao Tosi Defensive tackle East-West Shrine1999 Mao Tosi Defensive tackle Senior Bowl2001 John Welsh Quarterback Blue-Gray Classic2001 John Welsh Quarterback Paradise Bowl2002 Blair Lewis Tailback Paradise Bowl2003 Jake Scott Offensive tackle Gridiron Classic All-American Classic2007 David Vobora Linebacker East-West Shrine2009 Mike Iupati Offensive guard Senior Bowl

These three charter members of the Vandal Athletics Hall of Fame had multiple all-star game appearances. Jerry Hendren, left, had the most with three by playing in the Senior Bowl, Coaches All-American and College All-Star games. Ray McDonald, one of two Vandals to be drafted in the first round of the NFL draft, played in the East-West Shrine and Senior games, and Doug Nussmeier, one of two Vandals to win the Walter Payton Award, played in the Senior Bowl and East-West Shrine Game.



PLAYER HONORS ~ CONFERENCE RECOGNITION

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

ALL-NORTHWEST CONFERENCE1920 – 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 Ste-phens, 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 Ow-ens, 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 Rembert, LB Rand Marquess.1973 – WR Bill Kashetta, DL Loyd Grimsrud, DB Randy Hall, DB Bucky Bruns.1974 – TE Steve Duncanson, RB J.C. Chad-band.1975 – TE Steve Duncanson, QB Dave Com-stock, 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 Wilson, 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 DeMulling, LB Ryan Skinner1999 – OT Rick DeMulling, DT Mao Tosi, LB Chris Nofoaiga, SS Bryson Gardner2000 – TB Willie Alderson, OG Rick DeMulling, TE Mike Roberg, NT Wil Beck

ALL-SUN BELT (FIRST TEAM)2001 – WR Chris Lacy2002 – QB Brian Lindgren, LB Jordan Kramer2003 – TB Zach Gerstner2004 -- WR Bobby 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 Williams, P T.J. Conley2009 – OG Mike Iupati, S Shiloh Keo

Big Sky 1976 Center John Yarno1982 Quarterback Ken Hobart1983 Quarterback Ken Hobart1985 Linebacker Tom Hennessey Wide receiver Eric Yarber1987 Quarterback John Friesz1988 Quarterback John Friesz1989 Quarterback John Friesz1990 Running back Devon Pearce1991 Defensive end Jeff Robinson1992 Quarterback Doug Nussmeier Defensive end Jeff Robinson1995 Defensive end Ryan Phillips

Big West Offensive Most Valuable Players

1998 Running back Joel Thomas (co-player)

Big West Defensive Most Valuable Players

1999 Linebacker Chris Nofoaiga2000 Nose tackle Wil Beck (co-player)

As a three-time MVP in the Big Sky Conference, quarterback John Friesz earned his place among the best players ever at Idaho.



PLAYER HONORS ~ CONFERENCE RECOGNITION

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 Mc-Canna1987 – 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)

Three-time selectionsRon 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

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

MULTIPLE FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS

Two-time selectionsDick 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 1971-72

Ray McDonald Running back 1965-66Ron 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

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 Griffin (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 Prestimo-nico, 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 Veltung



PLAYER HONORS ~ TEAM AWARDS

MOST VALUABLEDEFENSIVE PLAYER AARON LAVARIAS

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 Rifilato 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.

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.

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.

JOHN FRIESZMVP AWARDNATHAN ENDERLE

MOST VALUABLE OFFENSIVE PLAYER MAX KOMAR

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.

1995 Avery Slaughter Seattle, Wash.1996 David Griffin Fontana, Calif.1997 Jeff Pankratz Boise, Idaho1998 Willie Alderson Nampa, Idaho1999 Greg Robertson Smithfield, 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.

2008 Devon Sturdivant Boise, Idaho2009 Tre`Shawn Robinson Upland, Calif.

2008 Andrew Blevins Spokane, Wash.2009 Devon Sturdivant Boise, Idaho

WAYNE ANDERSONCOACHES AWARDMIKE IUPATI

VANDAL PRIDESTRENGTH AWARDTRE`SHAWN ROBINSONKATHY CLARK

SCHOLAR ATHLETE ADAM JURATOVAC

SPECIAL TEAMS IRONMANDEVON STURDIVANT



PLAYER HONORS ~ TEAM AWARDS

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 Orofino, 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/TE 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 Jo`Artis Ratti Los Angeles,Calif.2007 TE Eddie Williams San Mateo, Calif.2008 DE Taylor Rust Boise, Idaho2009 RB De`Maundray Woolridge Keller, Texas

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.

2008 Rayce Bird Shelley, Idaho2009 Ben Garnett Joseph, Ore.

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, Hawai`i2009 Jared Heston Coeur d’Alene, Idaho

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.

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 Griffin 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.

SPECIAL TEAMSPLAYER OF THE YEARTREY FARQUHAR

HEC EDMUNDSONMOST INSPIRATIONAL DE`MAUNDRAY WOOLRIDGE

OFFENSIVE SCOUTTEAM PLAYEROF THE YEARTAYLOR DAVIS

DEFENSIVE SCOUTTEAM PLAYEROF THE YEARJARED HESTON

SPECIAL TEAMS SCOUT TEAM PLAYER OF THE YEARBEN GARNETT

WAYNE WALKERIRONMAN AWARDJONAH SATARAKA



ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

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 1956-59 Andrews, John 1982-86Armitage, John 1952-55Armstrong, Elmer 1902-08Armstrong, George 1906-10Arndt, Richard Lee 1964-67Arnhold, Walter Edwin 1973-74Arnold, Kirk Lynn 1970-71Artz, Brandon 2008-Aschenbrenner, Rudolph 1936-39Aschenbrenner, Tony 1939-42Ashbaugh, Jack 1959Ashley, Quin 2007-Askew, Matt 2005-06Asplund, Douglas 1970-71Atkinson, Charles “Chick” 1938-40Atkinson, Gary Lee 1966-69Atoe, Tali 2002Auer, Francis 1945-46Auker, Scott 1981-86Ault, Kevin Dale 1971-73Autrey, Michael 1972-73Auxier, 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-Bailey, Kevin 1982-86Bain, William C. 1968-70Baird, John 1925-26Baker, Jim 1972-73Baldwin, Roy 1972-73Bales, Reed 1972-73Baley, RebBall, Pat 1982-83Ballard, Troy 1984-87Balluer, George 1947-50Bamaeker, Mark Bandy, Kimiko 1996-97Banker, Robert 1956-57Baptist, 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 1988-89Bassett, 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. 1948Beall, Leonard 1926-27Beall, Mac 1938-41Bean, Keith A. 1948-50Beardmore, George Foster Beaver, Richard Alfred 1968-72Beavers, Eddie 1993-94Beck, Wil 1998-2001Bedford, Mountei 1956-57Beefton, 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 1998-99Benetka, 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 1971-72

Bergman, 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 1954-47Brado, Glenn “Gene” 1935-36Bradshaw, Cleavon 1999-2000Brady, Michael Geo. 1964-65

Branch, 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 1921-22Brigham, 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-Broomwill, Gary 1956-57Brown, Ellery Kliess, Jr. 1960-64Brown, Frank 1919-22Brown, Howard 1959-60Brown, James Allen “Babe” 1920-23Brown, James 1945-46Brown, Jason 2005Brown, 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 2002-03Bucklin, Theodore H. “Pansy” 1923-26Buffi, Max 1973-74Buffington, 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 1963-66Burchfield, Darrell Lyle 1970-73Burda, Warren Paul (mgr.) 1973-75Buren, John 1981-82Burgess, Arlus Lindsey 1970-72Burgher, Darwin K. “Brute” 1925-29Burke, Paul 1991-94Burns, Robert O. “Bobbie” 1911-15

Busch, Mark 1970-73Bushley, Alvin E. 1963-67Busse, Thomas E. 1974-75Butikofer, Michael 1979-80Butler, Jevon 2004Byers, Herb 1900-01

CCable, Keith 1945-47Cable, Tom 1982-86Caccia, 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 1936-38Carey, 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, Roman 1989-91Carter, Stanley Damon 1972-73Cash, 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. 1948-51Chambers, Antoine 1995-96Chandler, Earl 1941-43Chandler, Russell Changnon, Harry 1910-11Chapman, Don 1957-58Chapman, Joseph H. 1961-66

LARRY ALDRICH KEN HOBART



ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

Charles, Brian William 1975-76Chatfield, 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-Clute, Richard 1970-71Cobb, Jason 2001-03Cobley, Arnold 1922-23Cochrane, Scott Arthur 1973-74Cockrell, Brian 1989-91Cody, William Roy 1968-72Coffey, Travis 1993-96Coffin, 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. 2005-08Conlon, 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-Costello, John 1955-56Cotta, Tony 1980-82Couch, Jason T. (mgr.) 1997-99Courage, William Kelly 1970-73Cousineau, Thomas Charles 1960Cowan, Bobby 2009-Cowan, David 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 1974-76

Crookham, Bill 1953-54Cross, Larry 1958Crowley, Henry “Hank” 1940-43Crown, Steve 1987-89Croy, John 1959Curcio, 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 1942-48Dangerfield, 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 2004-05Davis, Michael 1988-90Davis, Preston 2008-Davis, Ray 1940-43Davis, Robert 2003-06Davis, Ronald Walter 1966-71Davis, Russell 1978-82Davis, Ryan 2005-06Davis, 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 1958-59

Dickey, Eric 1988-89Dickson, Joseph (JoJo) 2007-Diedmont, 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 1966-67Dobbins, 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 1955-56Doyle, Thayne 1988-92Duff, Clinton 1925-26Dunbar, 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 2003-05Egan, 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 1970-73Elton, James “Jim” 1909-10Emerson, Chuck 1955-56Emerson, Ken 1952-54Enderle, Nathan 2007-Engelking, Rex 1939-41Entenmann, David Felix 1973-74Eogett, Clarence 1900-03Erickson, Dennis 1979-80Erickson, Laune 1940-41Erickson, Ralph “Lief” 1925-26Erik, Pierre 1996-97Espinoza, Carmen 1981-82Espinoza, Joe 1958-59

Estes, 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-Faruria, John George 1963-67Faulkner, 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-Ferguson, 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 2005-06Forrily 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 1975-76

Frost, 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” 1925-27Gary, 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” 1917-21Graf, 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-Greer, Keith 2002-06Gregg, Kurt 2002



ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

Gregory, Earl 1936-39Gregory, John 1949Grey, Bobby 1997-2000Griffin, David 1993-97Griffin, Frank 1901-03Griffin, Nate 2000Griffin, 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 1990-94Gross, Charles Douglas 1971-72Grove, Gary Lee 1966-69Grove, Mark 1990-91Grubb, Robert John 1968-69Grunst, Bill 1953-54Grymes, Aaron 2009-Gshwandtner, 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-Hale, 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-Harper, 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 1993-95

Harvey, Matthew 2009-Harvey, Philip Lance 1962-63Hasenoehrl, James Hasfurther, Mike 1979-80Hatch, James 1945-50Hathaway, John Bruce 1968-71Hatchett, Robert III 2009-Hatterman, 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 1978-82Hays, 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 1983-87Hennessy, Dennis Patrick 1971-72Henry, Daryl 1983-84Henson, Terry Patrick 1966-67Hepler, Mike 1954-56Herbert C. 1895-98Herbig, Clifford 1932-33Herrington, Maxwell 1948-50Hershey, David Michael 1971-72Hess, Burdette 1951-55Hess, ShaneHesse, Howard 1934-35Hester, Pete 1950-53Heston, Jared 2009-Hickey, 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 1987-88Honena, LawrenceHonsowetz, Russell 1933-36Hooper, Richard James 1971-72Hopkins, Barry 1973-77Horbaczewski, Bob 1997-98Horton, George E. “Cap” 1899-03

Hoston, 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. 1923-24Huff, 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-Hunter, 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-Jackson, Kedrick 1984-88Jackson, Shawn 1980-84Jackson, Steve 1982-87Jackson, Thomas 1915-18Jacob, Glenn “Red” 1925-28

Jacobowitz, 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, Calvert 1992-93Johnson, Carl Alfred Jr. 1961Johnson, Charles 1906-09Johnson, 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, Kevin 1978-79Johnson, Kevin 1984-88Johnson, Lynn Raymond 1970-71Johnson, Patrick 1967Johnson, Pete 1956-59Johnson, Richard Eugene 1945-46Johnson, Robert Henry 1961-62

Johnson, Roger 1957-58Johnson, Sam Lavell 1963-64Johnson, Tim G. 1988-89Johnston, James 1937-39Johnston, James 1998-2000Johnston, Michael 1983-86Johnstone, Willard B. 1912-14Jones, 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, 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-Jurelin, 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 1895-1900Kearns, Bill Keating, Gerry 1990-92Keilty, William Bryan 1974-76Keiper, Ed 1940-42Kelleher, Thomas Gerard 1976-77Keller, William 1972-73Kelly, Larry Pat 1965-66Keo, Shiloh 2006-Kelso, Sandy 1966-67

CARL KIILSGAARD RYAN PHILLIPS



ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

Kendley, Ralph 1954-55Kenner, Robert 1958-59Kenworthy, Gary 1955-58Keogh, Mike 1978-82Kerns, 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” 1922-25Klitz, 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

LLa Frenz, John (mgr.) 1946-47La Jeunesse, John 1994-97

Labita, Jimmy 2002-04Lacy, Chris 1998-2002Lambert, Neil 1986-87Lamboy, Gary Daniel 1971-72Lampos, Jordan 2000-03Lancaster, Henry 1899-1901Landmark, 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-LaRoche, Ed 1959Larsen, Kenneth H. 1949-52Larson, Gustus L. 1904-08Larson, Lonny Loyle 1968-69Last, William 1945-48Lavarias, Aaron 2007-Lavens, Michael (Tim) 1963-67Lawler, Mike 1955-56Lawr, William 1952-55Lawrence, Paul 1961, 1964-65Lawry, Robert P. 1967Lawson, J.D. 1957-59Layde, Verne 1961-65Leary, 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 1999-2000Leonard, Charles 1941-42Leonard, Terry D. Leppke, Ron 1954-55Leverett, 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 1894-95Lindgren, 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 1915-17Long, 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, RonaldLowe, Ralph 1976-77Luce, Gary Wayne 1962-63

Luke, Michael Wayne 1970-71Lukes, Jay 1991-95Lumbala, Rolly 2004-07Lundstrom, Fritz 1908-11Luper, Richard (mgr.) 1972-76Lynam, Glenn 1946-47

MMabry, Stephen Charles 1971-72MacGuffie, Lawrence Herbert 1962-63Macinko, George 1950-52Mack, Collie, Jr. 1971-75Magee, Frank 1904-05Magnuson, Darin 1983-87Magnuson, Josh 1991-93Mahi, Don William 1968-69Makawski, Stan 1956-57Mallette, Adam 2001-02Malta, Joe 1941-43Manderville, MattMann, Victor L. 1963-68Mann, Vince 1988-91Manoa, Sam 1983-85Manson, Howard 1941-43Marboe, 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, Matt 2001-03Martinson, Herbert 1916-17Martson, William 1970-71Mascorro, Brandon 2003Mason, Cliff 2003Matson, Trent 1989-91Matthews, Donald John 1960-64Matthews, Mark 1987-91Maxson, William 1935-36Maxwell, Jason 1991-93May, Rodney Wayne 1971-73May, Sherriden 1991-95Mayer, Whitney 1995-98Mayfield, Richard Arnold 1975-79Mayle, Stephen Edward 1967Maynard, Rodney Wayne 1971-73Mayne, Michael B. 1962-64Mayowa, Benson 2009-Mays, Robert D. 1948-51McAdams, George Alan 1965-66McAffee, Kevin William 1973-76McBride, Carlton 1979-81McCall, Kristopher 1989-91McCallum, Joseph Dean 1963-67McCanna, Dennis Timothy 1964-65McCanna, Dern 1984-88McCanna, Raymond 1977-81McCarty, George 1950-52McCarty, Princeton 2008-McCormack, 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 1966-67

McInerney, Howard 1932-34McKelvy, BillMcKillop, Todd McKinley G.P. 1897-99McKinley, John 2009-McKinley, 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 1979-80Mealey, 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 Micklich, Bill 1940-47Middleton, John R. 1903-06Mignone, Nicholas A. 1963-64Miles, Arthur Sherman 1971-72Miles, Shelton 2008-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 1991-93Mills, 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 1970-71Moffitt, 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 1908-10Moody, Garner 1994-98Moody, Michael 1998-99Mooers, David Charles 1964-65Moomaugh, Ed 1959-61Moone, James 1956-57Mooney, Christopher Joseph 1972-75

Mooney, 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 (filmer) 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 1993-94Nearents, 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 1971-72



ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

Nichols, Fred 1940-42Nichols, Nate 2002-05Nichols, Ronald 1948-49Nifong, George 1893-98Nilsson, John Robert 1960-61Nixon, George 1940-42Nofoaiga, 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-Novotny, 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 1966-71O’ 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 1995-98Park, Lonnie 1956-58Parker, Dave 1984-87Parker, Michael 1979-80Parker, Steve 1979-80Parot, Robert 1973-74Parr, Robert Steve 1972-73Parry, Dave 1978-81Parsons, Curtis Dempsey 1971-74Patrick, Wayne 1953-54Patten, Kenneth 2008-Patterson, 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” 1924-25

Pearson, 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 1985-89Polguta, 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-Pothetes, 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-Ramsey, DeAngelo 2005-06Ramsey, Noah 1989-93Ramsey, Paul 1984-86Rana, Maurice Carl 1971-72

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-Reager, John L. 1949-51Reed, Earl Jr. 1975-76Reese, Timothy Dale 1969-71Reget, Harry 1924-26Rekofke, Brian 1978-79Rembert, Bernard 1971-73Renfrow, Herman (mgr.) 1938-42Resa, Eivind 1953-56Rettberg, Fred 1938-40Reuber, Jim 2007-08Rexroad, Randy 1979-82Rice, 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 1957-58Rifilato, 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-Robison, Guy Kevin 1972-75Rodgers, Kevin 1986-87Rodreguiez, Joseph R. 1965-67Roe, 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 2001-02

Ruby, Robert Edwin 1960-65Ruffin, J.R. 2004Ruhl, Pete 1983-85Ruleman, Wilbur C. 1948-50Runyon, 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 1973-74Sanders, Ernest 1984-88Sanderson, Brian 1982-83Sanford, Tim 1976-77Sanner, Dale 1938-40Santschi, Larry Wm. 1964-65Sappington, Larry Dale 1962-63Saras, Raymond 1945-47Saso, Dan 1980-82Sataraka, Jonah 2007-Saunders, Walter 1991-93Savidge, Leigh S. 1906-09Sayer, William Blake 1970-71Scates, Wade 1993-94Scharnhorst, Bruce R. 1971-72Scheidt, Conrad 2009-Schell, 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, Jake 2000-03Scott, Jim 1956-57Scott, 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-Selman, Thomas James 1971-72Seman, Steve 1980-84Senescall, Paul 2007-

Severe, Ted 1995-96Shaffer, Clair (Butch) 1953-57Shaife, Jerome R. 1966-67Shamion, Adam 2007Shaw, Josh 2005-08Shaw, Malfred 2002-03Shaw, Maurice 2007-Shaw, Steve Lawrence 1968-69Shehan, Michael R. 1958-61Shelby, Michael Shellman, Lee 1959Shelt, Jason 1992-97Shelt, John A. 1963-67Shepard, 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-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-Smith, 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 1959-60



ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

Smith, Malcolm Bradley 1971-72Smith, Michael W. Smith, Ray 1937-40Smith, Robert 1958Smith, Ryan 1994-97Smith, 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 1945-46

Swenson, Al 1978-81Swenson, Mitch 1988-89Swillie, 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 1936-38Thomas, 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 1971-72Thorne, 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-Toone, 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. 1962-66Trower J.T. 1910-11Troxel, Chad 2002-03Trus, Thomas 1947-50

Trzuskowski, Richard 1936-39Tucker, Thomas 1958-59Tuten, 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 Vail, 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-VeNard, 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, Vobora, David 2004-07Vohs, Dale 1921-23Volke, Robert Vonderharr, Bobb 1941-43

WWaage, Ryan 2004Wagar, Paul 1957-60Walker, Gary 2009-Walk, 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 1967-71Wamsley, 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 1991-92

Watson, Bruce Lloyd 1970-71Watson, Matt 1981-86Webb, 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, 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, Corey 2008-White, 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 1960-61Whithad, Houghton H. 1967Whitlock, 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-Wiggum, 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, Wes 2005-06Williamson, Lloyd S. 1979-83Willis, Howard 1955-58Willott, George 1936-37Wilson, Antonio 1996-98Wilson, Charles “Chick” 1933-35Wilson, Cole 1993-95Wilson, Edgar 1937-39Wilson, Everett 1990-91Wilson, George 1930-33Wilson, Pat William 1970-71

Wilund, James Dan 1967-72Wimer, James Thomas 1967-71Wimer, Michael Gene (mgr.) 1963-67Winland, Curtis Roy 1973-73Winston, 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 1994-98Woodward, Rodney Wm. 1966-67Woodward, Todd 1991-92Woolrich, Michael Francis 1964-65Woolridge, 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



YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

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 22 (number in parentheses indicates national ranking)

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 68

(number in parentheses indicates national ranking)

RUSHING PASSING




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 461990 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 42


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 3,853 350.31990 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) 2,851 259.2(number in parentheses indicates national ranking)

RECEIVING TOTAL OFFENSE




ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING SCORING

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 92.5


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 741990 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 0 108

*Two-point conversion • (number in parentheses indicates national ranking)




KICKOFF RETURNS PUNT RETURNS

YEAR G NAME NO YDS LG AVG1961 9 Dick Mooney 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. Ruffin (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 20.6


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 9.81995 10 David Griffin 26 194 29 7.51996 11 David Griffin 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 34




INTERCEPTIONS PUNTING


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 01988 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. Ruffin 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 7


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 521986 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 67

* didn’t average enough punts per game for NCAA ranking(number in parentheses indicates national ranking)



TACKLES SACKS


YEAR G NAME TOTAL SOLO AT

1976 11 Kjel Kiilsgaard 116 50 661977 11 Rick Linehan o121 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 41


YEAR 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 22




RUSHING

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME BESTS

MOST YARDS1. 637 Brian Lindgren vs. Middle Tennessee State 10/6/012. 542 Ryan Fien at Wyoming 8/31/963. 527 Ken Hobart vs. Southern Colorado 9/10/834. 489 Steve Wichman at New Mexico State 10/29/055. 446 John Friesz vs. Nevada 10/28/896. 440 Ken Hobart vs. Boise State 11/19/83 7. 437 John Friesz vs. Montana 9/28/898. 427 Brian Lindgren vs. Boise State 9/29/019. 423 Nathan Enderle vs. Northern Illinois 9/22/07 423 John Friesz at Northern Arizona 10/7/89 423 John Friesz vs. Boise State 11/21/8712. 420 John Friesz at Montana 9/24/8813. 415 Scott Linehan at Eastern Washington 9/27/86 415 Brian Lindgren vs. Louisiana-Monroe 10/12/0215. 410 John Welsh vs. Louisiana-Lafayette 10/20/0116. 409 John Welsh vs. North Texas 11/17/01 409 John Friesz vs. Montana 10/10/87LONGEST PASS PLAYS1. 98 Lee Allen from John Friesz vs. Northern Arizona 10/7/892. 92 Jimmy Labita from Brian Lindgren vs. North Texas 10/11/033. 91 Jack Klein from Rob Petrillo vs. Idaho State 10/6/794. 82 Lee Allen from John Friesz vs. Eastern Washington 10/21/89 Tim Coles from Dennis Ballock vs. Boise State 11/23/746. 81 Daniel Hardy from Nathan Enderle vs. Boise State 11/15/087. 80 Kirk Allen from Rocky Tuttle vs. New Mexico State 11/19/77 Elia Ala’ilima-Daley from Steve Nolan vs. Cal State Chico 10/6/90 Brian Allen from Ron Whittenberg vs. Weber State 10/2/82

MOST YARDS1. 345 Russell Davis vs. Portland State 10/3/812. 282 Willis Smith vs. Gonzaga 19333. 272 Joel Thomas at Boise State 11/23/964. 255 Ray McDonald vs. Weber State 11/19/665. 241 Ray McDonald vs. Montana 10/23/656. 226 Devon Pearce at Boise State 11/17/907. 221 Mark Fredback vs. Weber State 10/20/73 221 Blair Lewis vs. Middle Tennessee 10/26/029. 214 Deonte’ Jackson vs. Cal Poly 9/8/0710. 204 Sherriden May at Weber State 9/18/9311. 202 Sherriden May vs. Weber State 9/19/9212. 201 Robert Taylor vs. Northern Arizona 11/20/7613. 199 Darrell Mitchell vs. Idaho State 11/17/7314. 194 Devon Pearce vs. Northern Arizona 11/4/9015. 190 Devon Pearce vs. Idaho State 10/13/9016. 186 Russell Davis vs. Boise State 11/21/8117. 171 Jayson Bird vs. Arkansas State 11/6/04QUARTERBACKS RUSHING FOR 100 YARDS

(modern era only)1. 155 Ken Hobart vs. Simon Fraser 9/5/812. 122 Eric Hisaw vs. UNLV 9/17/943. 119 Rocky Tuttle vs. Pacific 9/17/77LONGEST RUNS1. 99 George Wilson vs. Whitman 10/18/302. 90 Joel Thomas at Boise State 11/23/963. 87 Tim Lappano vs. Washington State 11/15/754. 85 Russell Davis (twice) vs. Portland State 10/3/815. 82 Willie Alderson vs. Washington 9/2/006. 81 Darrell Mitchell vs. Idaho State 11/17/73 81 Blair Lewis vs. Middle Tennessee 10/26/02

PASSING

ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING

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. 241 Kasey Dunn vs. Montana State 9/1/907. 238 Jerry Hendren at San Jose State 11/9/68 238 Kyle Gary vs. Northern Arizona 10/22/949. 236 Zach Gerstner at UL-Lafayette 10/25/0310. 231 Willie Alderson vs. New Mexico State 11/11/0011. 223 Chris Lacy vs. Boise State 9/29/0112. 221 Eric Yarber vs. Mankato State 9/14/85



RECEIVING

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

MOST YARDS RECEIVING1. 269 D.J. Smith at New Mexico State 10/29/052. 257 Jerry Hendren vs. Idaho State 9/27/693. 241 Kasey Dunn vs. Montana State 9/1/904. 238 Jerry Hendren at San Jose State 11/9/685. 231 Jerry Hendren vs. Montana State 10/25/696. 222 Jerry Hendren vs. Idaho State 9/28/687. 221 Chris Lacy vs. Middle Tennessee State 10/6/01 221 Eric Yarber vs. Mankato State 9/14/859. 218 Lee Allen at Northern Arizona 10/7/8910. 217 Robert Brooks vs. Boise State 10/11/7511. 213 Vic Wallace vs. Weber State 10/2/8212. 206 Antonio Wilson vs. Utah State 10/26/9613. 203 Jerry Hendren vs. Southern Mississippi 10/3/6914. 200 Yo Murphy at Montana 11/7/9215. 198 Jerry Hendren vs. Pacific 10/5/6816. 192 Eric Jorgensen vs. Montana 10/10/87MOST RECEPTIONS1. 17 Jerry Hendren vs. Southern Mississippi 10/3/692. 15 Chris Lacy vs. Middle Tennessee State 10/6/013. 14 Eric Yarber vs. Nevada 9/28/85 14 Scott Auker vs. Nevada 9/28/85 14 Jerry Hendren vs. Pacific 10/5/686. 12 Eric Yarber vs. Mankato State 9/14/85 12 Neosia Morris vs. Boise State 11/21/87 12 Scott Auker vs. Washington State 10/13/84 12 Robert Scott at Wyoming 8/31/96 12 Antonio Wilson at Nevada 10/18/97 12 Bobby Bernal-Wood at Eastern Michigan 10/2/04 12 Bobby Bernal-Wood vs. UL-Lafayette 10/16/04 12 Bobby Bernal-Wood at North Texas 11/13/04 12 Max Komar vs. Colorado State 10/03/0915. 11 Antonio Wilson vs. Eastern Washington 11/2/96 11 Rossi Martin vs. Auburn 9/11/99 11 Josh Jelmberg vs. Montana 10/5/02 11 Chris Belser vs. New Mexico State 11/23/02 11 D.J. Smith at New Mexico State 10/29/05

TOTAL OFFENSE

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 10/7/89

FIELD GOALS

LONGEST FIELD GOALS1. 56 Mike Hollis vs. Northern Arizona 10/30/932. 55 Mike Hollis vs. Southwest Texas 9/11/93 55 Ben Davis vs. North Texas 10/31/983. 54 Trey Farquhar at Nevada 10/24/094. 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 11/12/055. 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 11/7/096. 51 Ryan Woolverton vs. Southern Utah 9/3/94 Tino Amancio vs. Cal Poly 9/8/07 Tino Amancio vs. New Mexico State 10/25/087. 50 Tim McMonigle vs. Pacific 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



INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME BESTS

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. 75 Randy Hall at Boise State 11/25/726. 74 JoJo Dickson vs. San Diego State 9/19/097. 71 Mike Anderson vs. Utah State 10/1/058. 70 Cal Hilgenberg at Brigham Young 11/11/559. 64 Calvin Loveall at Montana State 11/9/8410. 61 D.J. Dykes vs. Arkansas State 11/5/0411. 60 Walt Denny at Oregon 9/29/56 12. 44 Ron Linehan at Utah State 11/14/70

RETURNS

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. 62 Chris Nofoaiga vs. Washington State 9/18/995. 50 Dave Longoria vs. Eastern Washington 11/2/956. 46 Tim Trahan vs. Stephen F. Austin 9/2/927. 29 Ryan Phillips vs. Idaho State 10/1/948. 28 Cleavon Bradshaw vs. New Mexico State 10/30/999. 17 Barry Mitchell vs. Weber State 11/12/9410. 4 Duke Garrett vs. Weber State 11/12/94LONGEST PUNT RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN1. 100 Shiloh Keo vs. Northern Illinois 9/22/07

TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

RUSHING Carries 623 1975 Net yards 3,482 1975 Touchdowns 37 1993

PASSING 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 Efficiency 169.1 1993

TOTAL OFFENSE Plays 950 1985 Yards 5,852 1993 Average per play 7.4 1993 Average per game 532.0 1993

PUNTING Punts 92 1970 Yards 3,767 1970 Average 47.4 1991

PUNT RETURNS Returns 40 1972 Yards 497 1971 Average per return 22.6 1961

KICKOFF RETURNS Returns 61 2004 Yards 1,225 2004 Average per return 22.4 1998

SCORING Points 522 1993 Average 47.5 1993 Touchdowns 72 1993 Field goals attempts 26 1997 Field goals made 16 2005 Field goal percentage .875 1985 Extra point attempts 72 1993 Extra points made 70 1993 Extra point percentage 100% 8 times (2007, 2006, 2002, 1993, 1986, 1983,

1982, 1969) Scoring margin average +22.7 1993 Worst scoring margin -31.7 1961

MISCELLANEOUS 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



TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

RUSHINGCarries 82 Nov. 16, 1976 vs. Weber StateNet yards 526 Sept. 5, 1981 vs. Simon FraserTouchdowns 8 Nov. 30, 1965 vs. Montana State

PASSINGAttempts 71 Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee StateOpponent 79 Sept. 17, 1994 at UNLVCompletions 49 Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee StateOpponent 48 Sept. 17, 1994 at UNLVYards 637 Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee StateOpponent 635 Sept. 17, 1994 UNLVCompletion percentage 84.9 (29-34) Oct. 14, 1989 at Montana StateTouchdowns 6, 12 times Sept. 21, 2002 last vs. San Diego StateInterceptions 8 Oct. 26, 1968 at Washington

TOTAL OFFENSEPlays 111 Oct. 5, 1968 vs. Pacific Yards 760 Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee StateCombined 1,445 * Oct. 6, 2001 at Middle Tennessee State *(Idaho 760, MTSU 685)

PUNTINGPunts 12, 7 times last, Aug. 30, 2001 (vs. Washington State)Average 51.0 Nov. 14, 1997 vs. New Mexico State

PUNT RETURNSReturns 8, twice last, Oct. 26, 2002 (vs. Middle Tennessee)

Yards 125 Oct. 17, 1998 at Utah State

KICKOFF RETURNSReturns 12 Nov. 18, 1967 at HoustonYards 297 Sept. 28, 1946 vs. Stanford

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

PENALTIESTotal 23 Oct. 10, 1992 vs. Idaho StateYards 204 Oct. 10, 1992 vs. Idaho StateOpponents’ yards 200 Nov. 7, 1981 Northern Arizona (14)

FUMBLESTotal 10 Oct. 18, 1975 at MontanaFumbles lost 8, twice last, Oct. 2, 1954 vs. San Jose StateOpponents’ fumbles 7 Oct. 23, 1965 Montana

ATTENDANCEKibbie Dome 17,600 Nov. 18, 1989 vs. Boise StateOverall home 34,873 Sept. 18, 1999 vs. Washington State

SCORINGPoints 83 1923 College of IdahoOpponents 84 Nov. 15, 1975 Washington StateTouchdowns 12 1923 vs. College of IdahoOpponents 12 Nov. 15, 1975 Washington StateExtra points 11 Nov. 13, 1993 vs. LehighOpponents 12 Nov. 15, 1975 Washington StateField goals 5 Nov. 3, 1984 vs. Northern ArizonaOpponents 8 Oct. 25, 1986 Northern ArizonaMost points in a quarter 35 Nov. 12, 1994 vs. Weber StateOpponent 34 Nov. 2, 1968 Weber StateMost points in a half 51 Nov. 12, 1994 vs. Weber StateOpponent 56 Nov. 15, 1975 Washington StateHighest tie 40-40 Nov. 8, 1975 at Weber StateMost combined points 128 Oct. 6, 2001 Idaho 58 Middle Tennessee State 70



INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

Attempts1. John Friesz 1987 5022. Ken Hobart 1983 4773. Ryan Fien 1996 4554. John Friesz 1989 4255. Ken Hobart 1982 418

Completions1. John Friesz 1987 3112. Ken Hobart 1983 2683. Ryan Fien 1996 2674. John Friesz 1989 2605. John Welsh 2000 2516. Brian Lindgren 2002 2407. 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. Doug Nussmeier 1991 3,3006. John Welsh 2000 3,1717. Ken Hobart 1982 3,0588. Doug Nussmeier 1992 3,0289. Doug Nussmeier 1993 2,96010. 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. John Welsh 2000 62.95. Brian Lindgren 2002 62.86. Steve Nolan 1990 62.37. John Friesz 1987 62.08. Doug Nussmeier 1992 61.99. Nathan Enderle 2009 61.510. 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 10

Passes Without An Interception1. John Friesz 1989 173

Passing Efficiency (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. Rick Sloan 1985 148.89. Doug Nussmeier 1991 147.810. John Welsh 2001 147.411. Brian Lindgren 2003 144.3

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. Doug Nussmeier 1993 60.85. John Welsh 2001 56.86. John Friesz 1989 53.17. Ken Hobart 1982 52.3

PASSING

DOUG NUSSMEIER




RUSHING

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 16

5. Devon Pearce 1990 15 Ray McDonald 1965 157. Ray McDonald 1966 14 Joel Thomas 1996 14

RECEIVING

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. Antonio Wilson 1997 778. Eric Yarber 1985 759. Kasey Dunn 1989 7310. Scott Auker 1984 7211. Yo Murphy 1992 68 David Griffin 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 1,168

6. 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

DE`MAUNDRAY WOOLRIDGE

MAX KOMAR




MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSE

ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING 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

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

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

TOTAL OFFENSEPlays1. Ken Hobart 1983 5782. Ken Hobart 1982 5533. John Friesz 1987 5434. Scott Linehan 1986 5185. Ryan Fien 1996 514

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 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

Average Yards Per Play1. Doug Nussmeier 1993 8.78

SCORINGTotal 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

PUNTING

Total1. Ron Davis 1970 882. Mike Barrow 2004 753. Steve Hunter 1971 734. Justin Spiva 1999 725 T.J. Conley 2007 67 T.J. Conley 2006 677. Pat Ball 1982 658. Ryan Downes 2003 649. Chris Brockman 1980 62

Yards1. Ron Davis 1970 3,6422. Steve Hunter 1971 3,0573. Justin Spiva 1999 2,9344. Mike Barrow 2004 2,8905. T.J. Conley 2008 2,751 6. T.J. Conley 2007 2,7307. Ryan Downes 2003 2,7028. T.J. Conley 2006 2,6409. Chris Brockman 1980 2,56510. Mike O’Neal 1997 2,499

Average Yards Per Punt(minimum 25 punts)

1. T.J. Conley 2008 47.42. Tom Sugg 1991 44.73. Steve Hunter 1972 44.24. Dion Jergo 1979 43.65. Bobby Cowan 2009 43.06. Joe Rodriguez 1965 42.67. Mike O’Neal 1997 42.4 Ron Davis 1968 42.4

ZACH GERSTNER

T.J. CONLEY




KICKING

FIELD GOALSAttempted1. Troy Scott 1997 262. Ben Davis 1998 25 Brian Decicio 1986 254. Ryan Woolverton 1994 22 Brian Decicio 1987 22

Made1. Mike Barrow 2005 162. Thayne Doyle 1988 15 Brian Decicio 1987 15 Tim McMonigle 1984 155. 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. Tim McMonigle 1984 75.05. Thayne Doyle 1988 71.46. Tino Amancio 2008 70.87. Troy Scott 1996 70.6 Tino Amancio 2006 70.69. Thayne Doyle 1990 70.0

CONVERSIONS Attempted1. 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

Percentage (minimum 20 attempts)

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

MIKE BARROW

RETURNS

KICKOFF RETURNS1. Dewey Hale 2007 422. Kama Bailey 2008 413. Cedric Thompson 2002 374. J.R. Ruffin 2004 365. Tom Pace 1996 326. Collie Mack 1974 287. Raymond Fry 2006 268. Jeffrey Townsley 1997 259. Dick Mooney 1961 23 Matt Miller 2003 2311. Kama Bailey 2009 22 Chris Lacy 2001 22 Andy Linterman 1967 22

Return Yards1. Kama Bailey 2008 9552. Dewey Hale 2007 9023. Tom Pace 1996 8394. Cedric Thompson 2002 8365. J.R. Ruffin 2004 7516. Collie Mack 1974 597

7. Jeffrey Townsley 1997 5818. Brant Bengen 1984 5479. Chris Lacy 2001 53010. Blair Lewis 2001 52011. Matt Miller 2003 50312. Dick Mooney 1961 491

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

PUNT RETURNS1. Vern Benard 1999 32 Walter Saunders 1991 323. David Griffin 1996 31

4. 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

Average Per Punt 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




DEFENSE

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 Deflections1. Charlie Oliver 1990 202. Miregi Huma 1993 163. Dennis Gibbs 1999 144. Cedric West 1994 13 Cleavon Bradshaw 2000 13

TACKLES1. 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

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

MISCELLANEOUS DEFENSEFumble Recoveries1. Barry Hopkins 1976 5 Greg Coman 1975 53. Four with 4

Fumble Return Yards1. Chris Nofoaiga 1999 1512. Dennis Gibbs 1997 99

STANLEY FRANKS

JEFF ROBINSON

RYAN PHILLIPS

TOM HENNESSEY



INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

PASSING

Attempts1. John Friesz 1986-89 1,3502. Ken Hobart 1980-83 1,2193. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 1,2054. John Welsh 1998-2001 9685. Nathan Enderle 2007- 6. Scott Linehan 1982-86 9477. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 8418. Steve Olson 1968-70 822

Passes Completed1. John Friesz 1986-89 8012. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 7463. Ken Hobart 1980-83 6294. John Welsh 1998-2001 5845. Scott Linehan 1982-86 5496. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 5137. Nathan Enderle 2007- 5088. Steve Olson 1968-70 390

Yards1. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 10,8242. John Friesz 1986-89 10,6973. Ken Hobart 1980-83 9,3004. John Welsh 1998-2001 7,4015. Scott Linehan 1982-86 7,0186. Nathan Enderle 2007- 6,7077. Brian Lindgren 2001-04 6,4518. Steve Olson 1968-70 5,0989. Brian Brennan 1994 -97 5,02810. Nathan Enderle 2007- 3,86411. 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- 211.65. 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. John Welsh 1998-2001 555. Nathan Enderle 2007- 526. 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 Brennan 1994-97 54.99. Nathan Enderle 2007- 53.510. 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. Ken Hobart 1980-83 130.29. Scott Linehan 1982-86 129.810. Nathan Enderle 2007- 122.3711. Mike Harrington 2002-04 110.8612. Mike Monahan 1963-64 100.513. Steve Olson 1968-70 100.214. Craig Juntunen 1976-77 95.7

Interceptions Thrown1. Steve Olson 1968-70 502. Nathan Enderle 2007- 443. Ken Hobart 1980-83 424. John Friesz 1986-89 405. Rick Seefried 1971-73 396. John Welsh 1998-2001 387. Nathan Enderle 2007- 358. 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

JOHN FRIESZ NATHAN ENDERLE DOUG NUSSMEIER




RUSHING

Attempts1. Joel Thomas 1993-98 7652. Sherriden May 1992-94 6893. Ken Hobart 1980-83 6284. Ray McDonald 1964-66 6035. 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- 2,258 7. Russell Davis 1978-81 2,2008. Tim Lappano 1975-79 2,1969. Zach Gerstner 2000-03 2,11510. Anthony Tenner 1997-2001 2,01011. Ken Hobart 1980-83 1,82612. Robert Brooks 1974-78 1,71413. John Brogan 1948-50 1,66214. J.C. Chadband 1973-75 1,58215. Robert Taylor 1975-77 1,54816. Bruce Harris 1987-89 1,49417. Willie Alderson 1997-2000 1,452

18. Todd Hoiness 1985-87 1,44919. Fred Riley 1970-71 1,43920. Blair Lewis 2001-02 1,438Average 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 26JOEL THOMAS

RECEIVING

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 Griffin 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 2,267

5. 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 19.4

8. 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




MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSE

SCORING1. 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

TOTAL OFFENSEPlays1. Ken Hobart 1980-83 1,8472. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 1,5563. John Friesz 1986-89 1,4594. Scott Linehan 1982-86 1,2235. John Welsh 1998-2001 1,1676. Steve Olson 1968-70 1,016

Yards1. Doug Nussmeier 1990-93 12,0272. Ken Hobart 1980-83 11,1263. John Friesz 1986-89 10,1874. John Welsh 1998-2001 7,5785. Scott Linehan 1982-86 7,5506. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 6,3547. 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. Brian Lindgren 2001-03 198.67. Steve Olson 1968-70 194.1

ALL-PURPOSE RUSHINGPlays1. Joel Thomas 1993-98 9662. Sherriden May 1991-94 7393. Ray McDonald 1964-66 6294. Ken Hobart 1980-83 6285. Zach Gerstner 2000-03 5586. Deonte Jackson 2007- 5317. Devon Pearce 1988-90 448

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. Ray McDonald 1964-66 3,1258. Zach Gerstner 2000-03 2,9279. Willie Alderson 1997-2000 2,82610. Russell Davis 1978-81 2,81611. Deonte Jackson 2007- 2,62312. Tim Lappano 1975-79 2,61313. Lee Allen 1987-89 2,59714. Vic Wallace 1981-82 2,500

Average 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

SHERRIDEN MAY

RETURNS

KICKOFF RETURNS1. Kama Bailey 20008- 632. Chris Lacy 1998-2001 583. Collie Mack 1972-74 574. Brant Bengen 1984-86 475. Jeffrey Townsley 1997-00 406. Richard Carey 1985-88 397. Jeff Guillory 1967-69 368. Kirk Allen 1975-78 35

Yards1. Chris Lacy 1998-2001 1,4522. Kama Bailey 2008- 1,4083. Collie Mack 1972-74 1,2444. Brant Bengen 1984-86 1,0695. Richard Carey 1985-88 9206. Jeffrey Townsley 1997-00 8867. 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. Brant Bengen 1984-86 22.7

PUNT RETURNS1. David Griffin 1993-96 602. Vern Benard 1996-98 593. Terry Moreland 1969-70 544. Cal Loveall 1981-84 425. Kyle Gary 1993-94 386. Brant Bengen 1984-86 37

Return Yards1. Vern Benard 1996-98 5562. Shiloh Keo 2006- 5113. David Griffin 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 2007- 16.43. Bill Scott 1963-65 14.84. Shiloh Keo 2006- 14.25. Rod Maynard 1971-72 13.06. Eric Yarber 1984-85 12.77. Ken Dotson 1967-68 12.5




KICKING

PUNTINGPunts1. Ryan Downes 2000-03 2242. T.J. Conley 2005-08 220 3. Ron Davis 1968-70 1934. Darin Magnuson 1983-86 1705. Mike O’Neal 1996-98 1556. Wayne Anderson 1950-52 120Yards1 T.J. Conley 2005-08 9,2422. Ryan Downes 2000-03 8,9263. Ron Davis 1968-70 7,9404. Darin Magnuson 1983-86 6,5745. Mike O’Neal 1996-98 6,2146. Mickey Rice 1962-64 4,8507. Mike Barrow 2003- 4,7018. Steve Tanner 1972-74 4,586Yards Per Punt

(minimum 45 punts)1. Steve Hunter 1971-72 42.62. T.J. Conley 2005-08 42.03. Chris Brockman 1979-80 41.34. Eddie Howard 1993-94 41.2 Ralph Lowe 1976-77 41.26. Ron Davis 1968-70 41.1

CONVERSIONSAttempts1. Thayne Doyle 1988-91 1742. Mike Hollis 1992-93 1243. Tim McMonigle 1981-84 1234. Brian Decicio 1985-87 1225. Ben Davis 1999-2000 115Made1. Thayne Doyle 1988-91 1602. Mike Hollis 1992-93 122 Tim McMonigle 1981-84 1224. Brian Decicio 1985-87 1145. Pete O’Brien 1978-81 105Percentage

(minimum 35 attempts)1. Tino Amancio 2006- 1.0002. Tim McMonigle 1981-84 99.23. Mike Hollis 1992-93 98.44. Keith Stamps 2001-02 97.15. Troy Scott 1996-97 96.36. Steve Tanner 1972-74 96.0

FIELD GOALSAttempted1. Thayne Doyle 1988-91 752. Brian Decicio 1985-87 633. Ben Davis 1998-2000 554. Tim McMonigle 1981-84 525. Tino Amancio 2006-08 486. Ricardo Castillo 1969-71 47Made1. Thayne Doyle 1988-91 492. Brian Decicio 1985-87 413. Tino Amancio 2006-08 34 Tim McMonigle 1981-84 345. Ben Davis 1999-2000 326. Ricardo Castillo 1969-71 26 Ryan Woolverton 1994-95 26Percentage

(minimum 35 attempts)1. Tino Amancio 2006-08 70.82. Tim McMonigle 1982-84 65.43. Thayne Doyle 1988-89 65.34. Brian Decicio 1985-87 65.15. Ryan Woolverton 1994-95 65.06. Mike Barrow 2003-05 64.17. Darrel Danielson 1965-67 63.6

PUNTING

RYAN DOWNESTIM MCMONIGLEMIKE HOLLIS




DEFENSE

TACKLESTotal1. Sam Merriman 1979-82 5192. Jason Shelt 1992-96 4613. Tom Hennessey 1983-86 3904. Duke Garrett 1990-94 3605. Chris Nofoaiga 1997-2000 3556. David Vobora 2004-07 3427. Brad Rice 1998-2001 3148. Mark Tidd 1983-86 3139. Jerry Medved 1985-88 31210. Cole Snyder 2003-05 30611. Shiloh Keo 2006- 29712. 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 264TACKLES 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 23INTERCEPTIONSInterceptions1. 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. Virgil Paulsen 1984-87 11 Ken Dotson 1967-68 118. Stanley Franks 2006-07 10 Mark Tidd 1983-86 10 Rick Linehan 1975-78 1011. Sam Merriman 1979-82 9 Pat Sprute 1969-71 9 Byron Strickland 1965-67 9INTERCEPTION 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 17.5PASS DEFLECTIONS1. 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. Terry Green 1988-91 21 Kris McCall 1989-90 21FUMBLE RECOVERIES1. Kjel Kiilsgaard 1974-76 7 John Kirtland 1974-76 7 Sam Merriman 1979-82 7 Brad Rice 1998-2001 75. Ryan Skinner 1995-98 6 Greg Coman 1975-77 6 Jason Shelt 1992-96 6FUMBLE RETURN YARDS1. Chris Nofoaiga 1997-2000 1512. Dennis Gibbs 1997-2000 993. Cleavon Bradshaw 1999-2000 28

SAM MERRIMAN CHRIS NOFO STANLEY FRANKS



ALL-TIME SCORES

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 Pacific 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 High School 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 High School 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific Coast Conference game



ALL-TIME SCORES

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* Pacific Coast Conference game

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* Pacific Coast Conference game

1931 3-4, 1-4 Pacifi c Coast (8th) COACH: LEO B. CALLAND

9/26 W Whit* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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 Pacific 0-3311/21 L Utah State (Boise) 7-19* Pacific 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 Pacific 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* Pacific 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 Pacific (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* Pacific Coast Conference game


9/22 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* Pacific Coast Conference game



ALL-TIME SCORES

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 Pacific 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* Pacific 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* Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Pacific (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 Pacific 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 Pacific (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 Pacific 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 Pacific (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 Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Pacific* 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



ALL-TIME SCORES

1978 2-9, 2-5 Big Sky (T5th)COACH: JERRY DAVITCH

9/9 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 Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Pacific 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 Eastern 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



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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

1996 6-5, 3-2 Big West (T3rd)COACH: CHRIS TORMEY

8/31 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 Louisiana-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 * 37-38 (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

2009 8-5, 4-4 WAC (4th)COACH: ROBB AKEY

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


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M. Duane Nellis is the University of Idaho’s 17th president.

He provides robust and engaging leadership for the University of Idaho by supporting its statewide land-grant mission of teaching, research and outreach. He also is guiding the institution to re-envision that mission for the 21st century by focusing on entrepreneurial-ism, engagement, global connections, sustainability, diversity and interdisciplinary synergies.

Prior to and since his inauguration in October 2009, Nellis has engaged the state of Idaho to deepen the land-grant University’s pres-ence and impact. His presidency is defined by that outreach, a characteristic that began when he became president and immediately embarked on a statewide listening tour – meeting more than 1,500 people along a 1,500-mile travel route. He is committed to maintaining and growing connections and relationships with stakeholders and decision-makers.

Nellis has served with distinction in various regional and national leadership positions. He is a commissioner for the Northwest Commis-sion on Colleges and Universities and was appointed by Idaho Gov. C.L. ‘Butch’ Otter to serve on the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education. He served as president of the Association of American Geographers, one of the largest professional geography organizations in the world. He is also past president of the National Council for Geographic Education; past president of Gamma Theta Upsilon, the International Geographic Honor Society, and he served as one of 10 members of the National Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences Research Universities Committee.

Nellis is recognized nationally and internationally for his research utilizing satellite data and geographic information systems to analyze various dimensions of the earth’s land surface.

He is recognized for his research and teaching through numerous awards, such as receiving national honors from the Association of American Geographers in 2001, the AAG’s John Fraser Hart Award for Excellence in Research, and the Outstanding Contributions Award by the AAG’s Remote Sensing Specialty Group.

Prior to his appointment at Idaho, Nellis served as provost and senior vice president of Kansas State University and at West Virginia University as dean of the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, WVU’s largest academic college.

A native of the Northwest, he met and mar-ried his wife, Ruthie, while pursuing his bachelor’s degree in earth sciences at Mon-tana State University. He earned his master’s and doctoral degrees in geography at Oregon State University. N

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Rob Spear assumed the lead of the University of Idaho athletic department during a crucial juncture in its storied history.

The Vandals were seeking solidification of their conference status and their facilities were in need of modernization. They needed a leader with vision and passion. Spear fit the bill.

First was securing a home in the Western Athletic Conference, a league that preserves historic rivalries and offers the benefits of a Division I association. Next was rebuilding the Vandals’ home. He was on hand to oversee the final stages of the construction of the Iverson Speed and Strength Center. Next were the playing surfaces – inside and out. The Van-dals now have a SprinTurf practice facility outdoors and RealGrass Pro inside the Kibbie Dome. The football, men’s and women’s basketball, and swimming locker rooms were renovated into modern, stylish facilities for the student-athletes.

Last fall, the athletic training and equipment rooms were renovated and state-of-the-art classrooms and meeting rooms came on line as part of a multi-million dollar facelift for the Kibbie Dome. Last fall, the first phase of a new-look Kibbie Dome debuted when the plywood on the west end wall was replaced with translucent panels. When the Vandals kickoff in 2011, not only will the east wall match the west but there will be a new club area with suites, loge boxes and a clubroom as well as premium seating and a new press box.

Facilities are but one area where Spear has moved the department forward. He added to the support services staff to enhance the student-athlete experience. Computer labs and academic support staff are cornerstones of a successful department and the additions and upgrades in those areas are paying dividends. In the fall of 2007, the Idaho Athletics Hall of Fame was established with 100 individuals and five teams being inducted over a two-year period as part of the inaugural class.

His involvement isn’t limited to the Idaho campus. He began a second term with the NCAA’s ‘Legisla-tive Council – one of two top-tier governing bodies in the organization.

“I am honored and excited to represent the Western Athletic Conference on this governing board,” Spear said at the time of his appointment. “It is a tremendous opportunity to make an impact on future NCAA legislation to ensure we continue to provide the best possible service to the student-athlete.”

Spear’s ties with athletics are life-long. He was a standout high school athlete in his native Butte, Mont., before moving on to letter four times at the University of Great Falls. Next was a two-year pro-

fessional basketball career with the Montana Golden Nuggets, at the time coached by George Karl.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in business ad-ministration from Great Falls in 1980 and his MBA from the University of Montana in 1983. He accepted a position as an internal auditor with the University of Idaho in 1989. While working at Idaho, he also pur-sued his doctorate in education, which he completed in 1993.

Prior to his appointment as director of athletics in 2003, Spear was the interim assistant financial vice president. He also spent time at Idaho as the Assis-tant Vice President for Outreach in the College of Ag-ricultural and Life Sciences and in grants contracts.

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A LEGACY OF LEADING

The University of Idaho opened its doors on Oct. 3, 1892, when it welcomed about 40 students and one professor, John Edwin Os-trander.

On June 11, 1896, the university graduated its first class when four students marched across a stage to receive their diplomas. Two years later, the university awarded its first 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 University of Idaho estab-lished its College of Agricul-ture, dedicated Ridenbaugh Hall and established the Pa-cific Northwest’s first Depart-ment of Domestic Science (later to be called Home Economics).

The Administration Building fire in 1906 was a turning point in the university’s history. John Tourtellotte, a Boise architect who had designed the state’s capitol, designed a new Tudor Gothic structure to symbolize the university’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 pre-mier landscape architects,Olmsted Brothers of Mas-sachusetts whose firm’s founding father designed New York’s Central Park, led to the small-town New Eng-

THE THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHOUNIVERSITY OF IDAHOland look of the campus.

President Theodore Roos-evelt was the first U.S. president to visit the campus in 1911. He planted the first tree in Presi-dential Grove.

Through the next 50 years, the campus continued to grow in size and academic offerings. Among the additions were For-ney Hall, the School of Educa-tion, 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-re-sponsive to the changing needs of its students and society, it never forgets its roots and traditions.

Perhaps no better example of this distinct com-bination 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.

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Carlos Schwantes is a former UI professor of history. He has written numerous books about the history of Idaho, the Pacific Northwest and railroads, and has been nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for his work.



Merit Scholars than all other institutions in the state com-bined 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 ath-letics, and we’re a proud member of the Western Athletic Conference.

We’re ranked in the top 30 in the nation as “a great uni-versity to hit the books and backcountry” by Outside magazine.

Our approximately 850 faculty members are committed to creating innovative programs that will benefit you. They come from diverse back-grounds with academic

portfolios that place them among the top re-searchers in their fields.

The Uni-versity 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 pro-vide personal guidance that will help you achieve

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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 rank-

ing of the nation’s best institutions for undergradu-ate education.

The University of Idaho is in-cluded in the 2008 list of Kiplinger’s 100 Best Values in Public Colleg-es. The rankings reflect academic

strength and affordability. We are consistently recog-

nized among the “top national, doctoral-granting universi-ties” 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 op-portunities.

We have more National

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state, includ-ing on the Fort Hall and Coeur d’Alene Indian res-ervations. And we have 12 regional research and extension centers.

Agricultur-

al Outreach: Idaho’s families, consumers and agricultural pro-ducers benefit from our quality programs in teaching, educa-tion and research.

Education Outreach: The College of Education offers technology outreach courses and general outreach courses.

Engineering Outreach: This program serves off-campus students, business and industry. You can take the same engineering, business, computer science and other courses we offer on campus, but you’ll learn via DVD with Web support.

Conferences and Community Programs: We are one of the premier summer conference, camp and program venues in the Pacific Northwest. Our team of planning professionals helps arrange and host athletic camps, business programs, leadership workshops and even weddings.

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We are Idaho’s only institution to earn the pres-tigious Carnegie Foundation distinction for high research activity.

We attract the grants and contracts – totaling more than $100 million each year – that fund inno-vative 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 re-search 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 nation-ally recognized research on issues that affect the state, the region and the nation.

Stu-dents in all aca-demic years work with fac-ulty at our research facilities, such as the Elec-tron Microscopy Center, the National Institute for Advanced Transportation and the Idaho Water Resources Research Institute, as well as a host of other laboratories and programs.

Many of our colleges have their own re-search and teaching centers

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Diversity and Community sup-ports learning opportunities for underrepresented segments of society through resources such as the College Assis-tance Migrant Pro-gram (CAMP), the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaure-

ate Achievement Program, and the TRiO program for low-income and first-gen-eration Americans.

The ASUI Center for Volunteerism and Social Action strives to foster lifelong commitments 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, Mis-sissippi, a town virtually obliterated by Hurricane Katrina. They rebuilt houses, taught schoolchildren

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that serve specific 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 university’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

The Career and Professional Planning office of-fers a variety of workshops and clinics to prepare you for a successful future.

Tutoring and Academic Assistant Services pro-vides free academic support.

Student Support Services offers you individual-ized tutoring, educational planning and intensive learning and skill development.

The Academic Advising Center helps you choose a major and fulfill your course requirements.

The Office of Multicul-tural Affairs celebrates our campus diversity and promotes cultural aware-ness 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 ac-commodations, campus housing arrangements and much more.

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THETHE WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCEIn its nearly 50 years of existence, the Western Athletic Conference

continues to evolve and feature some of the nation’s best intercollegiate competition. One thing that remains unchanged is the persistent nature of the nine schools in the WAC to advance their programs to contend at the top levels of the NCAA.

The WAC provides its student-athletes the chance to travel to scenic destinations and gain exposure in some of the nation’s most diverse markets. In addition, the WAC’s student-athletes work to achieve the highest levels of success with the academic support of their respective institutions.

The WAC has experienced tremendous success. The WAC has sent a total of 31 teams to bowl games since 2001, including more than half of its teams in 2008 with a record-tying five teams. Boise State has won 102 football games since joining the conference, the most in the nation during that time span (2001-09). The conference has sent teams to BCS bowl games in three of the last four seasons as Boise State made a repeat appearance with a victory in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl this past year following Hawai‘i’s 2008 Sugar Bowl and Boise State’s unforgettable victory in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl. In men’s basketball, the WAC has sent at least two teams to the NCAA Tournament in 24 of the past 27 seasons. Every current school in the WAC has competed in the NCAA Tournament since 1990. In baseball, the WAC has boasted two national champions since 2003 including Fresno State’s College World Series victory in 2008. In women’s sports, Fresno State softball has competed in every NCAA Tournament ever held while Louisiana Tech basketball has played in all but three. In 2009, Hawai‘i made its fourth trip to the NCAA Volleyball Final Four since 2000.

Current WAC alums have made their presence felt as well. David Carr (Fresno State) was the first player selected in the 2002 NFL Draft. Cheryl Ford (Louisiana Tech) was named the WNBA Rookie of the Year and helped the Detroit Shock win the league’s championship in 2003. In 2004, the United States’ softball team won the Olympic gold medal with former Fresno State players Laura Berg and Lovie Jung. Jeff Weaver (Fresno State) earned the win in the St. Louis Cardinals’ World Series clinching victory in 2006. Quarterback Colt Brennan (Hawai‘i) finished third in the 2007 Heisman Trophy voting, and in 2008, Natasha Kai (Hawai‘i) helped the United States to a gold medal in soccer at the Olympics in Beijing.

In 2001, the WAC partnered with ESPN for coverage of football and basketball giving the conference national exposure from one of the most respected broadcast entities in the country. An extension was signed in 2008 that guarantees over 300 regular season WAC contests and 45 cham-pionship events will be aired on the ESPN networks through the spring of 2017. The WAC also officially added WAC.tv in 2006 to give fans streaming internet access to many of its postseason championships including vol-leyball, soccer, swimming and diving, basketball, gymnastics, softball and baseball.

The WAC is the sixth oldest among the nation’s 11 Division I-A confer-ences. Its history traces back to July 27, 1962, when the original six-team league of Arizona, Arizona State, Brigham Young, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming began competition.

The first championship was held in November 1962, when Arizona won the men’s cross country title and New Mexico followed with the first WAC football title. Arizona finished second in the NCAA College World Series and, less than three years later, Arizona State claimed the league’s first NCAA title when the Sun Devils won the College World Series trophy. Fresno State was the last WAC school to earn an NCAA team title when it won the College World Series in 2008.

MEMBERS

BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY

FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI`I

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHOUNIVERSITY OF IDAHO LOUISIANA TECH

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY

UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY

SPORTS OFFERED

MEN

BASEBALL

BASKETBALL

CROSS COUNTRY

FOOTBALL

GOLF

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD

TENNIS

WOMEN

BASKETBALL

CROSS COUNTRY

GOLF

GYMNASTICS

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD

SOCCER

SOFTBALL

SWIMMING & DIVING

TENNIS

VOLLEYBALL



Since 1962, several changes have occurred. UTEP and Colorado State became members in September 1967, while Arizona and Arizona State withdrew on June 30, 1978. The WAC then added San Diego State (1978), Hawai‘i (1979) and Air Force (1980). Before 1990, the WAC sponsored championships only in men’s sports. However, a merger with the High Country Athletic Conference formed a single conference under one administrative structure, and the 1990-91 athletic year was the first in which both men and women competed under the WAC name. Fresno State was added in 1992, and then in 1996, the women’s programs from Air Force and Hawai‘i along with six new schools (UNLV, Rice, San Jose State, SMU, TCU and Tulsa) came into the WAC. Air Force, Brigham Young, Colorado State, UNLV, New Mexico, San Diego State, Utah and Wyoming withdrew on June 30, 1999. Nevada (2000), Boise State (2001) and Louisiana Tech (2001) were added while TCU withdrew following the 2000-01 season. The current membership was established on July 1, 2005, when Idaho, New Mexico State and Utah State joined the WAC after Rice, SMU, UTEP and Tulsa withdrew.

The WAC has had just five commissioners in its history. Paul Brechler was named the first leader of the conference and held the position from 1962-1968. He was followed by Wiles Hallock (1968-71), Stan Bates (1971-80), Dr. Joe Kearney (1980-94) and Karl Benson (1994-present).

Presently, the WAC crowns team and individual champions in 19 sports – eight men’s and 11 women’s. For the men, there are cham-pionships in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field. Championships for women are held in basketball, cross country, golf, gymnastics, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field and volleyball.

The WAC office has been located in the Denver area since the conference’s inception with the exception of a two-year stay in Phoenix from 1964-66.

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When Karl Benson was named the fifth commissioner in the history of the Western Athletic Conference on April 20, 1994, he brought with him a wealth of experience and a personal history of success to the position.

Since that time, Benson not only has laid a strong foundation for the WAC’s future, he also steered the conference through unsettled times during the late 1990s and again a few years later when the defection of member institutions threatened the WAC.

Through his leadership and vision, it didn’t take long for the WAC to regain its place among the nation’s top Division I conferences. Benson has spearheaded conference ex-pansion with the additions of Nevada, Boise State and Louisiana Tech earlier this decade and an additional round of expansion with the invitations of New Mexico State, Utah State and Idaho a few years ago.

Nationally, Benson has earned the respect of his peers after serving on the NCAA Management Council from 1999-2002, and a five-year term on the NCAA Men’s Basketball Committee from 2002-06.

Benson hit the ground running when he was hired in 1994 and initiated several programs that improved the conference’s national position in virtually ever category. He was instru-mental in developing multi-year agreements with the Holiday Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Copper Bowl, Las Vegas Bowl, Silicon Valley Football Classic, GMAC Bowl and currently, the Humanitarian Bowl, Sheraton Hawai‘i Bowl, New Mexico Bowl, Poinsettia Bowl and Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl.

In the summer of 2005, he implemented “Play Up” a new marketing campaign to improve the public and private perceptions of the WAC and its members through national, local and regional touch points. The conference officially added WAC.tv prior to the 2006-07 season, giving fans streaming video access to many of the postseason championships of the sports offered by the WAC.

In 1995-96, the WAC signed an exclusive multi-year agreement with ESPN for the unprecedented live telecast of its basketball and football. Included in that deal was a women’s basketball contract, the first in conference history. In 2008, Benson negotiated an extension with ESPN that gives the WAC over 300 regular season contests and 45 championship events that will be aired through the 2016-17 season.

Benson came to the WAC after four successful years as the commissioner of the Mid-American Conference. There, he implemented several innovative projects and was instrumental in the formation of the Las Vegas Bowl. Prior to taking the reins of the MAC, Benson served on the NCAA staff for more than four years where he was the director of NCAA championships when selected as MAC commis-sioner.

A native of the state of Washington, Benson graduated from high school in Pullman in 1970, attended Spokane Falls Community Col-lege and then received a bachelor of science degree in physical education from Boise State University in 1975. He has also completed course work toward his master’s degree in athletics administration at the University of Utah. Benson was born on December 1, 1951 and has one daughter, Jessie, 18.

COMMISSIONER KARL BENSON



ADMINISTRATION

ROB SPEARDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

JOHN WALLACECOMPLIANCE

MAUREEN TAYLOR-REGANASSOCIATE AD

MATT KLEFFNERASSOCIATE AD

EQUIPMENT SERVICES

DAMIEN GARNETTDIRECTOR

MEGAN FRESHOURASSISTANT

ATHLETIC TRAINING

BARRIE STEELEDIRECTOR

NICK REFVEMASSISTANT

MEGAN BORCHERTASSISTANT

ACADEMIC SERVICES

ANA TUIAEA-RUUDDIRECTOR

INSURANCE

JANA SCHULTZCOORDINATOR

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS

MARGARET HENDERSONBUSINESS OFFICE/GOLF

SHELLEY MCLAMFOOTBALL, TENNIS, MEN’S

BASKETBALL

DONNA HOWARDATHLETIC DIRECTOR, VOLLEYBALL, SWIMMING,

TRACK & FIELD, SOCCER, WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

MARGARET SAYLERACADEMICS, COMPLIANCE

MEN’S BASKETBALL

DON VERLINHEAD COACH

RAY LOPESASSOCIATE HEAD COACH

MIKE SCOREASSISTANT

MIKE FREEMANASSISTANT

CHRIS HELBLINGOPERATIONS

VIDEO

SAM TEEVENSDIRECTOR

SOCCER

KATIE SCHOENEASSISTANT

PETE SHOWLERHEAD COACH

ATHLETICS STAFF

TOM SANFORDASSISTANT



VOLLEYBALL

DEBBIE BUCHANANHEAD COACH

STEVE WHITAKERASSISTANT

MORITZ MORITZASSISTANT

SWIMMING & DIVING

TOM JAGERHEAD COACH

ADRIANA QUIRKESWIMMING ASSISTANT

NIKO DALMANDIVING COACH

MARKETING

NICK POPPLEWELLDIRECTOR

SPEED AND STRENGTH

NATE BARRYASSISTANT

JOE HEROLDASSISTANT

TENNIS

JEFF BEAMANDIRECTOR

TYLER NEILLASSISTANT

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

JON NEWLEEHEAD COACH

CHRISTA SANFORDASSISTANT

GAVIN PETERSENASSISTANT

KAREN ADA PETERSENASSISTANT

GOLF

LISA JOHNSONWOMEN’S COACH

JON REEHOORNMEN’S COACH

TRACK & FIELD

WAYNE PHIPPSCO-HEAD COACH

YOGI TEEVENSCO-HEAD COACH

JULIE TAYLORTHROWS COACH

NOT PICTURED: TIM TAYLOR, ANGELA WHYTE

DEVELOPMENT/VANDAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

TIM MOONEYDIRECTOR

JEREMY WANGVSF DIRECTOR

SHELLY ROBSONDEVELOPMENT COOR.

NOT PICTURED: NATE REYNOLDS (DEVELOPMENT COOR.)

ATHLETICS STAFF

JAKE SCHARNHORSTDIRECTOR



MAIN NUMBER .................. 208-885-0200DEPARTMENTAL FAX ......... 208-885-2862WEBSITE ......................GOVANDALS.COMACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICESSanford,Tom .......................... 208-885-0297Tuiaea-Ruud, Ana ................... 208-885-0297ADMINISTRATIONKleffner, Matt ..........................208-885-0214Regan, Maureen ......................208-885-0216Spear, Rob ............................. 208-885-0243ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTSHenderson, Margaret .............. 208-885-0224Howard, Donna ...................... 208-885-0243McLam, Shelley ..................... 208-885-0275Sayler, Margaret ..................... 208-885-2692Schultz, Jana ......................... 208-885-0235ATHLETIC TRAININGBorchert, Megan .................... 208-885-0256Refvem, Nick .......................... 208-885-0225Steele, Barrie ..........................208-885-0212COMPLIANCEWallace, John ..........................208-885-0219DEVELOPMENTMooney, Tim .......................... 208-885-0258Robson, Shelly ....................... 208-651-7992Reynolds, Nat ......................... 208-334-2087Wang, Jeremy ........................ 208-885-0259EQUIPMENT SERVICESFreshour, Megan .................... 208-885-0222Garnett, Damien ..................... 208-885-9260FOOTBALLAkey, Robb ............................. 208-885-0275

Axman, Steve ......................... 208-885-0236Carr, Luther ............................ 208-885-0228Christoff, Rob ......................... 208-885-0232Criner, Mark ........................... 208-885-0234Ena, Eti .................................. 208-885-0250Finn, Dan ............................... 208-885-0231Libey, Patrick .......................... 208-885-4690Smith, Jonathan ..................... 208-885-0237Thielbahr, Jeremy ................... 208-885-0233Vaught, Mark ..........................208-885-0103GOLFJohnson, Lisa ......................... 208-885-5244Reehoorn, Jon ........................ 208-885-5244KIBBIE DOMEDrew, Tyson............................ 208-885-7353LEARFIELDMorris, Tom ............................ 208-882-8382Ostermann, Josh .................... 208-885-8382MARKETINGPopplewell, Nick ......................208-885-0276MEDIA RELATIONSFarrin, Spencer ...................... 208-885-7065Heidelberger,Nick ....................208-885-0211Paull, Becky ........................... 208-885-0245MEN’S BASKETBALLFreeman, Mike ....................... 208-885-0209Helbling, Chris ....................... 208-885-0208Lopes, Ray ............................. 208-885-0242Score, Mike ............................ 208-885-4381Verlin, Don ............................. 208-885-0201NCAA FACULTY REPRESENTATIVEHunt, Carl ................................ 208-885-692

SOCCERSchoene, Katie ....................... 208-885-9438Showler, Pete ......................... 208-885-5047SPEED AND STRENGTHBarry, Nate ............................. 208-885-4988Herold, Joe ............................ 208-885-4988Scharnhorst, Jake .................. 208-885-4988SWIMMING AND DIVINGDalman, Niko ......................... 208-885-0268Jager, Tom ............................. 208-885-0265Quirke, Adriana ...................... 208-885-4970TENNISBeaman, Jeff ..........................208-885-0247Neill, Tyler ...............................208-885-0247TICKET OFFICEWallace, Scott .........................208-885-0733TRACK AND FIELDPhipps, Wayne ........................208-885-0210Taylor, Julie .............................208-885-5105Teevens, Yogi .......................... 208-885-0251Whyte, Angela .........................208-885-0210VIDEOTeevens, Sam ......................... 208-885-4404VOLLEYBALLBuchanan, Debbie ................. 208-885-0238Moritz, Moritz ......................... 208-885-0263Whitaker, Steve ....................... 208-885-0246WOMEN’S BASKETBALLNewlee, Jon ........................... 208-885-0227Peterson, Gavin ...................... 208-885-0239Piers, Karen Ada .................... 208-885-0203Sanford, Christa ..................... 208-885-4696

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Tom Morris and Evan Ellis return to the airwaves this fall as the Vandals’ football broadcasting team. Morris handles the play-by-play with Ellis providing the color commentary.

Morris’ long-time relationship with University of Idaho athletics took another turn in 2006 when he was hired by Learfield Communications as its on-campus liaison for Vandal Marketing. It was another path in a broadcast and marketing career that involved a partnership with Morris

and the Vandals since he moved to the Palouse in 1985.

In 2005, he took over for legendary Idaho broadcaster Bob Curtis as the play-by-play announcer for Vandal football. Morris spent the past years in the booth alongside Curtis as Idaho’s color commentator. Joining Morris is KHTR’s Evan Ellis.

Morris is a 1976 graduate of DePauw University at Greencastle, Ind. He left his native Indiana to pursue a broadcasting career after he earned his bachelor’s degree in

communications. He and his wife, Judy – an Idaho graduate – have two children.Ellis is a 1999 graduate of Washington State University and 1994 from Prairie High School

at Vancouver, Wash. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Communications and has been in the regional market for seven years. His wife’s name is Alanna.

NEWS RELEASES

All Idaho news releases are available via e-mail. If you would like to receive e-mail releases, please contact the media relations office.

INTERVIEWS

All player interviews must be set up through the Media Relations Office – (208) 885-0245/0211. Players usually are available in early afternoon hours or after practice. No player interviews are allowed after Wednesday of game week.

WEEKLY NEWS CONFERENCE

Head coach Robb Akey has a weekly news conference Mondays at 10:20 a.m. (Pacific). The conferences are in Team Room A on the first floor of the Kibbie Dome. Teleconference access is available. To join the news conference through the teleconference system, contact the Idaho media relations office. Akey also is available for individual interviews, which can be set up through the Media Relations Office.

VIDEO/AUDIO REQUESTS

Weekly video interviews with Akey and selected players are provided by the UI Media Relations and University Communications and Marketing. For video feeds or tapes, contact the Media Relations Office.

PRACTICE POLICY

Practices are open, although video photography may be limited during certain segments of practice. All photographers and reporters are asked to check in with the Media Relations office prior to attending a practice session.

VISITING TV/RADIO

Incoming or 800-service calls are available. Contact the Media Relations Office for further information.

WIRELESS

Free wireless internet is available throughout the facility. Please contact the Media Relations office for details.

CREDENTIALS

Season credentials will be issued to all media outlets who regularly cover University of Idaho football. Individual game credentials for visiting teams should be requested one week prior to the game.

PARKING

Parking passes will be issued 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 weekday interviews.

POST-GAME POLICY

The University of Idaho locker room is closed to all members of the me-dia. 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 or in the media room on the first floor of the Kibbie Dome. Idaho players and coaches will follow. Post-game stat packets will be handed out during the post-game conference. Members of the media are welcome to use the Media Relations office to file stories.

VANDAL RADIO NETWORK

MEDIA POLICIES

FLAGSHIPMOSCOW/PULLMAN KZFN-FM 106.1 Boise/Nampa/Caldwell KIDO-AM 630

Bonners Ferry KBFI-AM 1450 Coeur d’Alene KVNI-AM 1080 Grangeville KORT-AM 1230

Idaho Falls/Pocatello KSPZ-AM 980Lewiston KCLK-AM 1430 Orofino KLER-AM 1300

Osburn/Kellogg/Wallace KWAL-AM 620 Sandpoint KSPT-AM 1400Spokane KGA-AM 1510

St. Maries KOFE-AM 1240 Twin Falls/Sun Valley KLIX-AM 1310



NICK HEIDELBERGERASSISTANT

SPENCER FARRINASSISTANT

BECKY PAULLDIRECTOR

Press box .................................208-885-0211Asst. AD/Director ......................... Becky PaullOffice .......................................208-885-0245Cell .......................................... 208-669-0411Fax ......................................... 208-885-0255E-mail ............................. [email protected] ................................. Spencer FarrinE-mail [email protected] ...................................... 208-885-7065Assistant ............................ Nick HeidelbergerE-mail [email protected] .......................................208-885-0211

NEWSPAPERSMatt Baney Lewiston Tribune 505 C Street, Lewiston, ID 83501 800-745-9411Josh Wright Spokesman Review 608 NW Blvd., Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 800-344-6718John Blanchette Spokesman Review 608 NW Blvd., Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 800-344-6718Sandra Kelly Daily News 409 S. Jackson, Moscow, ID 83843 208-882-5561Mark Nelke Coeur d’Alene Press Second and Lakeside, Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 800-597-3972Mike Prater Idaho Statesman 1200 North Curtis Road, Boise, ID 83704 208-377-6421Nick Jezierny Idaho Statesman 1200 North Curtis Road, Boise, ID 83704 208-377-6420Sports Editor Press Tribune P.O. Box 9399, Nampa, ID 83652 208-249-7286Phil Dailey Press Tribune P.O. Box 9399, Nampa, ID 83652 208-850-3842Brad Guire Times News P.O. Box 548, Twin Falls, ID 83303 800-658-3883 (ext. 229)Eric Plummer Daily Bee P.O. Box 159, Sandpoint, ID 83864 208-263-9534Mitch Worthington Post Register 333 Northgate Mile, Idaho Falls, ID 83401 208-529-9910Brady Slater State Journal 305 S. Arthur St., Pocatello, ID 83204 208-239-3131Ryan Thatcher Blackfoot Morning News 34 North Ash, Blackfoot, ID 83221 208-785-1100Sports Editor Argonaut 301 Student Union, Moscow, ID 83844 208-885-7825

RADIOEvan Ellis KHTR 4176 Wawawai, Pullman, WA 99163 509-332-6551Dennis Patchin ESPN Radio W. 500 Boone, Ave., Spokane, WA 99201 509-324-4040Dave Tester KIDO 827 East Park Blvd., Suite 100, Boise, Idaho 208-344-6363Brian Danner KOZE P.O. Box 936, Lewiston, ID 83501 208-743-1502News Director KATW 301 D Street, Lewiston, ID 83501 208-743-6564News Director KRLC 805 Stewart, Lewiston, ID 83501 208-743-1551Glenn Mosley Idaho Public Radio P.O. Box 441072, Moscow, ID 83844-1072 208-885-6020

TELEVISIONJay Tust KLEW (CBS) 2626 17th Street, Lewiston, ID 83501 208-746-2648Derek Deis KXLY (ABC) W. 500 Boone, Ave., Spokane, WA 99201 509-324-4040Keith Osso KXLY (ABC) W. 500 Boone, Ave., Spokane, WA 99201 509-324-4040Ben Kaplan KXLY (ABC) W. 500 Boone, Ave., Spokane, WA 99201 509-324-4040Sports Director KHQ (NBC) P.O. Box 600, Spokane, WA 99210 509-448-4659Tim Lewis KREM (CBS) S. 4103 Regal, Spokane, WA 509-838-7371Sports Director KTVB (NBC) Box 7, Boise, ID 83707 208-373-2284Sports Director KIVI (ABC) 1866 E. Chisholm Dr., Nampa, ID 83651 208-381-6663J Bates KBCI (CBS) Box 2, Boise, ID 83707 208-336-5225Kelly Cross KTRV (FOX) 679 6th St. North Ext., Nampa ID 83651 208-466-1200Sports Director KMTV (CBS) 1100 Blue Lakes Road North, Twin Falls, ID 83301 208-733-1100

WIRE SERVICESSports Associated Press P.O. Box 1187, Boise, ID 83701 208-343-1894John Wiley Associated Press P.O. Box 2173, Spokane, WA 99210-2173 509-624-1258Nick Geranios Associated Press P.O. Box 2173, Spokane, WA 99210-2173 509-624-1258

The WAC will conduct a weekly football coaches’ teleconference every Monday beginning Aug. 24and continuing through Nov. 30. The call will be conducted on Labor Day this year.

The teleconference begins at 9:30 a.m. (PT). The coaches are available for a seven-minute period to preview the coming opponent and answer questions from the media.

The schedule for the teleconference is as follows (times listed are Pacific):9:32 Mike MacIntyre, San Jose State9:39 Greg McMackin, Hawai`i9:46 Sonny Dykes, Louisiana Tech9:53 DeWayne Walker, NMSU10 Gary Anderson, Utah State 10:07 Robb Akey, Idaho10:14 Chris Ault, Nevada 10:21 Chris Petersen, BSU10:28 Pat Hill, Fresno State10:35 Karl Benson, WAC Commissioner

Each coach will make general com-ments relative to the most recent game and/or the upcoming opponent, and then media members will be able to ask questions. In addition, the WAC Players of the Week will be announced along with any pertinent information or special an-nouncements. WAC Commissioner Karl Benson also will be available at the end of most calls.

Please note: Idaho coach Robb Akey has a weekly news conference at 10:20 a.m. on Mondays. Contact Idaho media relations for further information.

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