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Senior Quarterback Jordan Johnson

Senior Safety Matt Hermanson Senior Running Back Jordan Canada

Senior Defensive Tackle Tonga Takai

Senior Defensive End Zack Wagenmann

Date Opponent Time (Mtn.)Aug. 30# at Wyoming# 2:00 p.m.Sept. 6 Central Washington^ 3:30 p.m. Hall of Fame Game

Sept. 13 South Dakota^ 7:00 p.m.Sept. 20 at North Dakota State^ 1:30 p.m.

Sept. 27# Northern Colorado*# 1:30 p.m. Homecoming

Oct. 4 at North Dakota*^ 12:30 p.m.

Oct. 18 UC Davis*^ 12:00 p.m. Cancer Awareness Game

Oct. 25 at Cal Poly*^ 7:00 p.m.

Nov. 1# Sacramento State*# 12:00 p.m. Military Appreciation Game

Nov. 8# at Eastern Washington*# 1:00 p.m.Nov. 15 at Southern Utah*^ 1:00 p.m.

Nov. 22# Montana State*# 3:00 p.m. 114th Brawl of the Wild

#ROOT SportsTM TV game^Cowles Montana Media TV game*Big Sky Conference gameHome Games

2014 Griz Football Schedule

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MONTANA FOOTBALLTable of Contents

Miscellaneous .....................................................................................................................2-10Did You Know the Montana Grizzlies...? .............................................................................................................................................................................. 2Griz Spotlight on Academics/Community Service............................................................................................................................................................... 3Griz in the Pros .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-5Washington-Grizzly Stadium .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 6-7Facility Improvements ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8Griz Media ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................9-10Coaching Staff ..................................................................................................................11-18Head Coach Mick Delaney ..............................................................................................................................................................................................12-13Assistant Coaches/Staff ...................................................................................................................................................................................................19-18Outlook ............................................................................................................................19-22All-American Candidates & History ..................................................................................23-36All-American Candidates ................................................................................................................................................................................................24-32All-American History ......................................................................................................................................................................................................33-36Honors Candidates ............................................................................................................37-42Meet the Grizzlies .............................................................................................................43-682014 Grizzlies ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................44-61Numerical Roster .............................................................................................................................................................................................................62-63Alphabetical Roster .........................................................................................................................................................................................................64-65New Grizzlies ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................66-682013 Season Review .........................................................................................................69-862013 Stats ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................70-73Game Reviews ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................74-862014 Opponents ..............................................................................................................87-100Schedule/Lodging/at Wyoming/Central Washington/South Dakota...........................................................................................................................88-89at North Dakota State/Northern Colorado/at North Dakota/UC Davis ......................................................................................................................90-91 at Cal Poly/Sacramento State/at Eastern Washington/at Southern Utah/Montana State ...........................................................................................92-94Series History ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................95-99All-Opponent History ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 100Big Sky Conference .......................................................................................................101-106Big Sky Conference History/2013 Standings/Teams .................................................................................................................................................102-103Griz Big Sky First Team Selections .............................................................................................................................................................................104-105Past Champions and Runnersup/Conference Map .......................................................................................................................................................... 106Records & Awards ........................................................................................................107-122Records: Offense ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................108-116Records: Defense/Team ...............................................................................................................................................................................................116-120Griz Awards ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................120-122Griz Lettermen .............................................................................................................123-132Coaching & Scoring History ..........................................................................................133-144Post-Season History .....................................................................................................145-150Athletic Facilities/Staff .................................................................................................151-156The 2014 Montana Yearbook is produced by the UM Sports Information office: Dave Guffey, associate AD for communications – writing and editing; Renee Valley, sports information media editor – layout, design and editing. Photos by Todd Goodrich, UM University Relations, Sports Information archives, opponents/BSC or otherwise noted. Additional editing by Bill Speltz, Missoulian.

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WE ARE MONTANA

DID YOU KNOW THAT THE MONTANA GRIZZLIES...

Had three players in postseason all-star games last season for the first time in school history following the 2013 season?

Have had 27 winning seasons in the last 28 years, including 26 in a row from 1986 to 2011, and have 277 wins during that time, for an average of 9.9 victories per year!?

Had a 10-3 record last season, which means they have won 10 or more games 10 times in the past 14 seasons? Since 1993, have won or shared 16 of the last 21 Big Sky Conference championships and have a record of 225-51 overall, and they are 132-27 in league games?

Are 52-12 in the Big Sky (84-21 overall) over the past eight seasons and won or shared a record 12 Big Sky titles in a row from 1998-2009?

Have had eight players drafted in the National Football League in the last six seasons and had 10 players on an NFL roster in the 2013 season?

Have 32 playoff victories – the second most in FCS history – and have participated in the FCS/Division I-AA playoffs a record 22 times?

Hold the FCS record with 17 straight playoff appearances from 1993-2009 (The old record was 10 by Eastern Kentucky from 1986-95.)?

Have been ranked in the top three in attendance in the FCS the last seven seasons and were ranked second in 2013, averaging 24,380 in the seven games played in Washington-Grizzly Stadium?

Broke their all-time attendance record in 2013, as they drew 26,293 in a 30-6 opening-season home win over Appalachian State (The Griz drew 26,082 fans in a game against Eastern Washington last season.)?

Hold Big Sky attendance records for single-season, regular-season home attendance average (25,652, 2009); single-season, regular-season total home attendance (174,236, seven games, 2008); and the largest crowd for a non-conference home game (25,698, Western Washington, Sept. 5, 2009)?

Own a record of 173-26 in Washington-Grizzly Stadium? The Grizzlies’ Big Sky title in 2009 was their 12th straight – the second longest winning streak in Division 1 history (Oklahoma has the record of 14, set from 1946-59.)?

Have been ranked in the Sports Network’s top 25 final poll in 20 of the past 21 years (The Griz were ranked eighth in the final poll of 2014.)?

Domination in the conference over the past 20-plus seasons earned them the honor of being named the No. 1 Moment in Big Sky history in 2014, as the league celebrated its 50th anniversary?

(Photo of the Griz carrying the Great Divide trophy off the field in Bozeman, Montana, after beating the Montana State Bobcats 28-14 in the 113th “Brawl of the Wild” game in 2013.)


WE ARE MONTANAgriz spotlight shines on academics and in the community

Montana had eight of its 12 programs post term GPAs of 3.05 or better for the 2014 spring semester. That gave the Grizzlies a term GPA of 3.06 and a cumulative GPA of 3.08, their 18th consecutive semester having a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, dating back to fall 2005. Posting the highest term GPA for the fifth time in the last six semesters was the women’s cross country team at 3.64. Soccer came in at 3.51, volleyball at 3.44, women’s track and field at 3.30, men’s cross country at 3.09 and women’s basketball at 3.05. Basketball had a GPA of 2.96, their best term in the last seven semesters. Women’s golf had a semester GPA of 2.96, football a 2.82 and men’s track and field a 2.81. The University of Montana student-athletes volunteer annually to support various organizations, community events and educational activities. The Griz believe it is important to be invested in the community and work diligently to extend a helping hand whenever possible. The Griz student-athletes devoted over 1,400 hours of their time within Missoula and the surrounding communities during the 2013-2014 academic year. Griz in the Community is a program that enables student-athletes to have a holistic college experience by giving back to the surrounding community and the state of Montana. Student-athletes from every team have made over 300 appearances since the beginning of the program in 2008. UM student-athletes have continued to participate and serve in various community events which provide local fans the opportunity to interact with the Griz, including:

• American Red Cross • Local Elementary and Middle Schools • Missoula Buddy Walk® • Missoula Food Bank• United Way of Missoula • Watson’s Children Shelter • Western Montana Fair • YMCA

Not only do the Griz student-athletes participate in community service events, but they make it a priority to take part in community engagement. The objective of community engagement is to build lasting relationships with organizations within the community. Reoccurring projects that the Griz student-athletes participate in include:

• Active 6 • Flagship • Griz for Kidz Toy Drive • Habitat for Humanity • Missoula Food Bank Network • Super Grizzly Dip, Special Olympics

Derek Crittenden, junior defensive end, with UM President Royce Engstrom, received the prestigious President’s Award for academic achievement in 2014, a consecutive three-year winner. Derek was also named to the Capital One Academic All-District team in January 2014.

Football players participate in the annual Buddy Walk®.

(The Buddy Walk® was established in 1995 by the National Down Syndrome Society to celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness Month in October and to promote acceptance and inclusion of people with Down syndrome. For more information, contact: www.ndss.org/Buddy-Walk.)

2013 Women’s Cross Country team won the Athletic Director’s award for the team with the highest GPA.


GRIZ IN THE PROS

Player, Year ....................................................................... Team (Round)Steve Sullivan, 1922 .........................................................................EvansvilleTed Illman, 1926 .................................................................Wilson’s WildcatsWilliam “Wild Bill” Kelly, 1927 ................................Brooklyn ProfessionalsLen Noyes, 1937 .................................................................Brooklyn DodgersMilton Popovich, 1937 ..................................................... Chicago CardinalsPaul Szakash, 1937 ..................................................................... Detroit LionsAldo Forte, 1938 ......................................................................... Detroit LionsBill Lazetich, 1938 ................................................................. Cleveland RamsJohn Dolan, 1941 ....................................................................Buffalo IndiansHarold Maus, 1953 ..........................................................Detroit Lions (30th)Stan Renning, 1959 ......................................................... Edmonton EskimosJohn Lands, 1960 ......................................................... Indianapolis WarriorsGary Schwertfeger, 1961 .......................................... British Columbia LionsBob O’Billovich, 1962 .................................................. Ottawa Rough RidersTerry Dillon, 1963 .............................................................Minnesota VikingsMike Tilleman, 1964 .................................................................Chicago BearsBryan Magnuson, 1967 ...............................................Washington RedskinsMaceo Gray, 1969 ................................................................... Baltimore ColtsDave Urie, 1969 .......................................................................Houston OilersTim Gallagher, 1971 ..............................................................Dallas CowboysWillie Postler, 1972 ................................................... British Columbia LionsSteve Okoniewski, 1972 ..........................................................Atlanta FalconsRoy Robinson, 1972 ............................................Saskatchewan RoughridersWalt Brett, 1975 .............................................................Atlanta Falcons (4th)Ron Rosenberg, 1975 ............................................Cincinnati Bengals (13th)Barry Darrow, 1974 ........................................................... Cleveland BrownsGreg Harris*, 1976 .................................................................... New York JetsDoug Betters, 1977 ................................................................Miami DolphinsTerry Falcon, 1977 .......................................................New England PatriotsGreg Anderson, 1979 ........................................................................ MontrealTim Hook, 1979 ..................................................Saskatchewan RoughridersCarm Carteri, 1979 ...................................................... Ottawa Rough RidersGuy Bingham, 1980 .......................................................New York Jets (10th)Pat Curry*, 1982 ................................................................... Seattle SeahawksRocky Klever, 1982 ..........................................................New York Jets (9th)Rich Burtness, 1982 ...................................................Dallas Cowboys (12th)Mike Hagen*, 1982 .............................................................. Seattle SeahawksMickey Sutton*, 1983....................................................... Pittsburgh MaulersBrian Salonen, 1984 ...................................................Dallas Cowboys (10th)

Player, Year ....................................................................... Team (Round)Mike Rice, 1987 ................................................................New York Jets (8th)Brent Pease, 1987 ..................................................Minnesota Vikings (11th)Larry Clarkson, 1988 .............................................San Francisco 49ers (8th)Pat Foster, 1988 ........................................................ Los Angeles Rams (9th)Tim Hauck*, 1989 ........................................................New England PatriotsJay Fagan*, 1989 ...........................................................Washington RedskinsKirk Scrafford*, 1989 ........................................................Cincinnati BengalsGrady Bennett, 1991 ................................................. British Columbia LionsMatt Clark, 1991 ....................................................... British Columbia LionsMike Trevathan, 1991 ............................................... British Columbia LionsBrad Lebo*, 1992 ...............................................................Cincinnati BengalsSean Dorris*, 1992 ..................................................................Houston OilersTodd Ericson*, 1994 ..........................................................Indianapolis ColtsCarl Franks, 1994 ..............................................................Toronto ArgonautsScott Gragg*, 1995 .....................................................New York Giants (2nd)Scott Gurnsey*, 1995 ........................................................Toronto ArgonautsShalon Baker*, 1995 .................................................. British Columbia LionsMarc Lamb*, 1995 ..................................................................... New York JetsKeith Burke, 1995 ......................................................... Ottawa Rough RidersDave Dickenson*, 1996 ..................................................Calgary StampedersMatt Wells*, 1996 ................................................Saskatchewan RoughridersBlaine McElmurry*, 1997 ......................................................Houston OilersJoe Douglass*, 1997 .................................................................. New York JetsDavid Kempfert*, 1997 ........................................................ Seattle SeahawksJeff Zellick*, 1997 ................................................................ New York GiantsJason Baker*, 1998 .......................................................... Jacksonville JaguarsJason Crebo*, 1998....................................................................... Buffalo BillsBrian Ah Yat*, 1999 ................................................ Winnipeg Blue BombersScott Curry, 1999 .....................................................Green Bay Packers (6th)Kris Heppner*, 2000 ............................................................ Seattle SeahawksDallas Neil*, 2000....................................................................Atlanta FalconsJeremy Watkins*, 2000 ........................................................ New York GiantsJimmy Farris*, 2001 ........................................................ San Francisco 49ersLeif Thorsen, 2001 ..................................................................B.C. Lions (1st)Thatcher Szalay*, 2002 ......................................................Cincinnati BengalsCalvin Coleman*, 2002 ....................................................... New York GiantsDrew Miller*, 2002 ......................................................................Detroit FuryEtu Molden*, 2002 .................................................................... Chicago RushSpencer Frederick*, 2002 ................................................New Orleans Saints

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Player, Year ....................................................................... Team (Round)Dylan McFarland, 2003 ......................................................Buffalo Bills (7th)Jon Skinner*, 2003 .......................................................... San Diego ChargersChris Snyder*, 2003 ................................................................... Detroit LionsJustin Green, 2004 ..................................................... Baltimore Ravens (5th)Andy Petek, 2004 ...........................................................Hamilton Tiger CatsCory Procter*, 2005 ...............................................................Dallas CowboysCraig Ochs*, 2005 ........................................................... San Diego Chargers

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Player, Year ....................................................................... Team (Round)Levander Segars, 2005 ....................................................Montreal AllouettesWillie Walden*, 2005 ........................................................Kansas City ChiefsTrey Young, 2005 .............................................................Calgary StampedersBrad Rhoades*, 2006 ........................................................... Tennessee TitansTuff Harris*, 2007 .................................................................Miami DolphinsJosh Swogger*, 2007 ..........................................................Kansas City ChiefsRyan Bagley*, 2008 .............................................Saskatchewan RoughridersKroy Biermann#, 2008 .................................................Atlanta Falcons (5th)Cody Balogh*, 2008 ..................................................................Chicago BearsDan Carpenter*#, 2008 ........................................................Miami DolphinsLex Hilliard, 2008........................................................ Miami Dolphins (6th)Colt Anderson*#, 2009 .....................................................Minnesota VikingsColin Dow*, 2009 ..............................................................Cincinnati BengalsJ.D. Quinn*, 2009 ..................................................................Miami DolphinsMichael Stadnyk, 2009 .......................... Saskatchewan Rough Riders (2nd)Cole Bergquist*, 2009 .......................................Saskatchewan Rough RidersShann Shillinger, 2010 ..................................................Atlanta Falcons (6th)Marc Mariani#, 2010 ................................................. Tennessee Titans (7th)Levi Horn*, 2010 ......................................................................Chicago BearsSteve Pfahler*, 2010 ............................................................. Tennessee TitansJimmy Wilson#, 2011 ................................................. Miami Dolphins (7th)Chase Reynolds*#, 2011 ...................................................... Seattle Seahawks Trumaine Johnson#, 2012 .............................................St. Louis Rams (3rd)Caleb McSurdy#, 2012 .................................................Dallas Cowboys (7th)Charles Burton*, 2012 .................................................... San Diego ChargersDonny Lisowski*, 2012........................................................ Seattle SeahawksBrody McKnight*#, 2012 ......................................................... New York JetsJon Opperud*, 2012 ........................................................ San Diego ChargersJabin Sambrano*#, 2012 ....................................................Indianapolis ColtsGreg Hardy*, 2013 .......................................................Washington RedskinsDan Moore*, 2013 ..............................................................Indianapolis ColtsBrock Coyle*#, 2014 ............................................................ Seattle SeahawksDanny Kistler*#, 2014 ......................................................... Oakland RaidersKjelby Oiland*, 2014 ..............................................................Houston TexansWilliam Poehls*#, 2014 ....................................................... Tennessee TitansJordan Tripp#, 2014 .................................................... Miami Dolphins (5th)

Note: Year listed is the player’s first year as a pro and the team with whom he was originally drafted (with the round) or signed. *Signed as free agent #Currently active

Kroy Biermann, Atlanta Falcons (Courtesy Atlanta Falcons )

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WE ARE MONTANAwashington-grizzly stadium

The Home of the Grizzlies The 2014 football season will be the 29th that the Montana Grizzlies will play their home games in Washington-Grizzly Stadium/at John Hoyt Field (capacity 25,217). The past two seasons Montana finished sec-ond in the nation in the FCS in average atten-dance. The Griz averaged 24,380 fans per game last season in seven home games, and 25,236 in six home contests the year before. The Grizzlies broke their all-time attendance record last season, as they drew 26,293 to a 30-6 opening-season home win over Appalachian State. The Griz have topped the 26,000 mark three other times: against the Eastern Washing-ton Eagles (26,082), in 2012, versus Montana State (26,210), and in 2011 (26,066) also against the Eagles. (The EWU game in 2011 was the first time that more than 26,000 fans attended a game in the state). UM led the FCS in aver-age attendance in 2005, 2006, and 2009, and was ranked second in 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012, and 2013. Montana’s 10-3 mark last season was its 27th winning season in a row over the past 28 years (since the Griz have been playing in Washing-ton-Grizzly Stadium). The first game played in WGS was on October 18, 1986, a 38-31 come-from-behind win over Idaho State. Since that first contest the Grizzlies have an overall record of 173-26 (87.1%). Over

NO PLACE LIKE HOME!: 2014 IS MONTANA’S 29th SEASON IN WASHINGTON-GRIZZLY STADIUM

the past eight seasons the Grizzlies are 45-5 at home in regular-season games. Montana has set numerous Big Sky Con-ference attendance records. The Griz hold the standards for single-season, regular-season home attendance average (25,652 in 2009): and single-season, regular-season total home atten-dance (174,236, seven games, 2008); and largest crowd for a non-conference home game (25,698 versus Western Washington, Sept. 5, 2009). UM also holds the league record for the largest crowd at a non-conference road game of 94,661, set at Tennessee in 2011.No Place Like Home Not only has Montana won 176 games in its 28 seasons of playing in Washington-Grizzly Stadium, but it has gone undefeated 10 times. Starting the 1994 season, the Griz reeled off 30 straight home victories. The win streak be-gan with a 41-7 win over Sonoma State on Sept. 3 and ended with a 40-35 loss to EWU on Oct. 18, 1997. Montana’s 30 consecutive home wins are the fifth longest streak in FCS history. Renovation and Construction Plans Begin in 2014 With support from the university adminis-tration and private donors, the athletic facility improvement plan includes the following: A new academic center that will be the first of these facility upgrades with construction scheduled to begin in the summer of 2014. This

facility will provide student-athletes with ample space to study and meet regularly with their aca-demic advisors. The lower level will remain a lobby to accommodate fire code restrictions for the Adams Center. The next priority will be to construct a new building next to the Grizzly Pool adjacent to the southwest corner of Washington-Grizzly Stadium. This building will house a new stu-dent-athlete weight room, football locker room, football lounge and football meeting rooms. It will connect to the Adams Center and allow the football team to continue to access the field through the existing player tunnel. The weight room and locker room will sit below grade and make up the first level while the second will in-clude a mezzanine level for the weight room, the football lounge and meeting rooms as well, as a wider concourse in the football stadium com-plete with additional rest rooms and concession stands. All spaces will be functional and open. After the completion of the new weight room/locker room building, the space where these were previously housed will be renovated into multiple locker rooms for the sports of men’s basketball, men’s tennis and men’s track and field as well as a new larger, central location for the athletic equipment room. The addition of locker rooms will also open up space to help the university host more outside events such as concerts and high school tournaments.


WE ARE MONTANAwashington-grizzly stadium

WGS SEASON-BY SEASON (1986-2013: 173-26)

*Year W L1986 2 11987 3 21988 6 01989 8 01990 4 21991 4 11992 6 11993 6 11994 9 01995 9 01996 9 01997 5 11998 5 11999 5 22000 8 12001 9 02002 7 12003 6 22004 10 02005 5 22006 8 12007 7 12008 9 02009 9 02010 5 12011$ 4 02012 3 32013 5 2Total 173 26

*=Includes playoff games$=Vacated 5 wins due to NCAA infractions

1. 26,293 vs. Appalachian State$, 20132. 26,210 vs. Montana State, 20123. 26,082 vs. Eastern Washington, 20134. 26, 066 vs. Eastern Washington, 20115. 26,019 vs. Montana State, 20106. 25,965 vs. Sacramento State, 20107. 25,919 vs. Northern Colorado, 20118. 25,913 vs. Cal Poly, 20139. 25,855 vs. Cal Poly, 2011#10. 25,814 vs. Ok. Panhandle State, 201311. 25,811 vs. Weber State, 200912. 25,751 vs. Eastern Washington, 200913. 25,744 vs.. Portland State, 201114. 25,726 vs Portland State, 2009

New Lights For 2012 New lights were installed in WGS in the spring of 2012. When the Big Sky Conference signed a television contract with ROOT SportsTM, each school in the league was required to install lights in their stadiums. The new lights, installed by Musco Lighting based in Oskaloosa, Iowa, made their debut on Saturday, April 14, 2012, at UM’s annual spring game. The lights are of the highest quality available, and feature “horizontal footcandles” in the 120-125 range, which means the Washington-Griz-zly Stadium has the ability to host all levels of NCAA televised football playoff games. It also includes lighting in the tailgate/parking areas. The project cost was approximately $950,000, and includes a 25-year or 20,000 hours service agreement.Stadium Expansions Washington-Grizzly Stadium underwent its third expansion, at a cost of approximately $6.5

(Kelsey Poore photo)

million, prior to the 2008 football season. The eastside houses a 500-seat “Stadium Club” with two membership levels: the “Canyon Room,” which has 125 seats inside and 125 seats outside, and the “Hellgate Terrace,” which has 250 seats. The expansion in 2008 provided 375 Grizzly Scholarship Association priority seats, as well as 1,150 non-priority seats, and increased the cur-rent seating capacity of Washington-Grizzly Sta-dium to 25,217. A new Sprinturf playing surface was also installed with the expansion in 2008. The second expansion occurred in the spring and summer of 2003, and approximately 4,000 seats were added to the north end zone section, boosting the stadium capacity to 23,183, with the cost at around $3.5 million. In the spring of 1995 the stadium underwent its first expansion in the north and south end zones. At that time there were 12,500 perma-nent seats (weather-permitting, which allowed for seating on the grass in the end zones, which made the capacity around 15,000). The cost of that expansion was about $2.5 million. GrizVision, a video and message center, was added in 2002. GrizVision displays game statis-tics, player profiles, digital replays, and shots of the crowd. The screen came from New York City and Times Square. A natural-grass stadium gave way to SprinT-urf prior to the 2001 season at a cost of about $1 million, which was paid for by an anonymous donor. The field was named “John Hoyt Field” in 2001 at the request of the anonymous donor, in honor of Hoyt, a long-time Grizzly booster, who passed away in March of that year.Stadium History & Namesake The plans for an on-campus football facility at Montana came to fruition in August of 1985 when Missoula businessman Dennis R. Washington and the employees of Washington Corporations provided a gift of $1 million, hence the name of

15. 25,698 vs. Western State (Colo.), 200916. 25,694 vs. Cal Poly, 200917. 25,684 vs. Southern Utah, 201218. 25,663 vs. Western State (Colo.), 201019. 25,629 vs. Montana State, 200820. 25,604 vs. Portland State, 201321. 25,568 vs. Idaho State, 201022. 25,486 vs. Sacramento State, 200823. 25,401 vs. Weber State, 201124. 25,326 vs. Central Washington, 200825. 25,323 vs. Northern Arizona, 2010

$=Largest attendance in a home opener#=Indicates home opener

THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA TOP 25 ALL-TIME ATTENDANCE GAMES IN WASHINGTON GRIZZLY STADIUM

(1986-2013: GAMES: 173-26)

Washington-Grizzly Stadium. The initial cost of the stadium was around $3.2 million. There are 49 private boxes located on the east and west sides of the stadium, and they are indi-vidually decorated and furnished.


WE ARE MONTANA

Intercollegiate Athletics Facility Improvement PlanFacility Needs for Grizzly Athletics are Not Always Visible to the Public On the surface the University of Montana athletic venues are among the best in the Big Sky Conference and the Football Championship Sub-division. Dahlberg Arena, Washington-Grizzly Stadium, West Auxiliary Gym and South Campus Field have hosted legendary competitions in their respective sports. Without a doubt, our fans and student-athletes are in good shape come game day. Washington-Grizzly Stadium rivals many of the larger stadiums as the most intimidating place for a visiting player to step foot. When the Griz burst out of the tunnel they are greeted by the roar of more than 25,000 fans – a sound that tests the nerves of the most seasoned players. Everyone in attendance gets to witness the pageantry and excitement that is Grizzly football. However, very few fans get the opportunity to go behind the scenes and see those areas that matter most in the everyday life of the student-athlete – the training, practice, and service facilities. It is the weight room, academic center, meeting rooms and locker rooms where all student-athletes spend the vast majority of their time. It is where Montana Grizzlies are made! In these critical areas, UM is significantly lacking and pales in comparison to the image portrayed by the thundering stadium on those glorious fall Saturdays.

Infrastructure and Student-Athlete Success Go Hand-In-Hand Student-athletes know what to look for when visiting a college campus. In order to recruit the best student-athletes, focus on their academic and athletic welfare, and continue the success UM Athletics has enjoyed over the many years, the university must improve these vital “infrastructure” facilities. Upgrades for these facilities have been identified as a top priority by the athletic department and the university president. The existing academic center is undersized at 700 square-feet and can only serve a small number of the 300-plus total student-athletes. The weight room has limited space and is currently split between three sepa-rate rooms, making the working area difficult to supervise, unsafe, and

ineffective. Meeting space is currently limited to one small room and a student-athlete lounge doesn’t exist. The women’s locker room facilities have recently been improved. The men’s locker room was renovated in 1992, and a remodel is beyond over-due. The space has become too small and there are concerns relating to the health and well-being of UM’s student-athletes.

Facility Renovation and Construction Plan With support from the university administration and private donors, the athletic facility improvement plan includes the following: A new academic center that will be the first of these facility upgrades with construction scheduled to begin in the summer of 2014. This facil-ity will provide our student-athletes with ample space to study and meet regularly with their academic advisors (see artist rendering on page 14). The lower level will remain a lobby to accommodate fire code restrictions and the Adams Center. The next priority will be to construct a new building next to the Griz-zly Pool adjacent to the southwest corner of Washington-Grizzly Stadium (see artist rendering below). This building will house a new student-athlete weight room, football locker room, football lounge and football meeting rooms. It will connect to the Adams Center and allow the football team to continue to access the field through the existing player tunnel. The weight room and locker room will sit below grade and make up the first level while the second will include a mezzanine level for the weight room, the football lounge and meeting rooms as well as a wider concourse in the football stadium complete with additional rest rooms and conces-sion stands. All spaces will be functional and open. After the completion of the new weight room/locker room building, the space where these were previously housed will be renovated into mul-tiple locker rooms for the sports of men’s basketball, men’s tennis, and men’s track and field as well as a new larger, central location for the athletic equipment room. The addition of locker rooms will also open up space to help the university host more outside events such as concerts and high school tournaments.

Grizzly Athletic Performance Center (Artist Rendering)


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GRIZ MEDIA INFORMATION AND POLICIESFall Practice Regular-season practices begin on Sunday, August 24, starting at ap-proximately 3:30 p.m., usually at the Riverbowl site, located kitty-corner from the Campus Recreation building, which is located next door to Adams Center. There will usually be a short window available to the media for athlete interviews prior to practices Monday through Wednesday, from about 3:15-3:30 p.m. Practice times do change occasionally, and the Sport Information office will contact you via email with those changes. The media is encouraged to conduct any in-depth player/head coach interviews at UM’s weekly (Tuesday) press conferences (see below). Practices are closed when the team moves from the Riverbowl site to Washington-Grizzly Stadium on Thursday afternoons, and the entire prac-tice session prior to home games on Fridays is closed. All video/still photography is limited to the first 30 minutes of practices, unless otherwise arranged through Sports Information, (406) 243-5402, or Head Coach Mick Delaney, (406) 243-6899.Interview Policy Two or three student-athletes and coach Delaney will be available every Tuesday during the season from 1:30-2:00 p.m. in the Max and Betty Swan-son Grizzly Sky Club located on the fourth floor of the Adams Center. Please contact the Sports Information Office for all additional interview requests. Press/Photo Credentials/Parking Passes All media credentials and photography passes, as well as parking passes, should be requested from Associate Athletic Director for Communications Dave Guffey. Credentials for home games will be available at the Media Re-lations Office in Adams Center from Thursday at noon until Friday at 4:00 p.m. Credentials not picked up by that time are available at the Will Call window at the Adams Center Box Office from 9:00 a.m. until kickoff on game day. Photographers must comply with NCAA guidelines. Season cre-dentials and parking passes are distributed in late August, prior to UM’s first home game.Visiting Media Credentials/Parking Passes All visiting media should make credential/parking requests through the visiting SID. Parking Media parking is available on a limited basis to visiting media in several lots, all of which are located a short walking distance from Washington-Grizzly Stadium. Directions To Stadium Stadium from Interstate 90: The stadium is located on the north end of the UM campus on Campus Drive. From I-90 take the Van Buren Street Exit. Proceed to Broadway Avenue and turn right at the light. Take a left at the next light and proceed over the Madison Street Bridge in the left lane to Arthur Avenue to the first traffic light. Proceed to the second traffic light and turn left onto Sixth Street.Professional Scouts Pro scouts please contact Dave Guffey to obtain a press box credential. Press box seating is not available for all games. Post-game Interviews The post-game interview room is located in the Max and Betty Swanson Sky Club in the Adams Center. The visiting SID or a representative from UM’s Sports Information Office will escort the visiting head coach and a minimum of two players to the interview room. As per Big Sky Conference rules, locker rooms are closed to the media.Post-game Coach/Player Quotes Post-game coach and player quotes are available if requested (by Mon-day during the week prior to the game).

COVERING THE GRIZMick Holien, play-by-play Mick Holien is in his 22nd year as the “Voice of the Grizzlies” and his 29th season overall as the play-by-play announcer at The University of Montana for KGVO Radio (1290 AM/101.5 FM). He has been selected the National Sportswriters and Sports Broadcast-ers Association’s “Montana Sports Broadcaster of the Year” 13 times and an unprecedented seven years in a row. Holien resides in Polson. Mick has two children, a son, Chris, and a daughter, Stephanie Landers, and four grandchildren.

Scott Gurnsey, Color Commentator Scott Gurnsey is now in his 17th season as color commentator for Grizzly football. “Gurns” is a former (1991-94) Griz receiver and punter. He is ranked third in school history with 2,574 career receiving yards. Scott has a nine-year old son, Cameron.

Bill Speltz and the Missoulian Bill Speltz has 29 years of experience in sports journalism, the last seven of which have been spent as Sunday sports columnist for the Mis-soulian. He was involved in coverage of two Griz teams that reached the FCS championship under Bobby Hauck. He assumed the role of Griz beat writer for football in 2013. Speltz has extensive experience covering college and NFL football. In the past he has covered the University of Iowa, Wisconsin and Iowa State along with serving as beat writer for the Chicago Bears training camp back when it was held in Platteville, Wis. Speltz also has other beat writing experience on the FCS level, cover-ing the Southern Illinois Salukis from 1997-99. He is a native of Dubuque, Iowa, where he attended Dubuque Senior High School and Clarke Univer-sity. He competed in four sports as a prep, including football.

Peter Christian Peter is now in his 17th season as the public address announcer for Griz-zly football. He is on KGVO Radio every morning with the ‘Montana Morn-ing News’ and the 90-minute ‘Talkback’ radio show. Along with working for KGVO Radio, Peter also operates Peter Christian Communications, provid-ing radio commercials for stations from Boston to California. Peter is a three-time winner of Montana Broadcasters Association ‘Broadcaster of the Year’ award, four-time winner of Montana Broadcast-ers Association ‘Radio Newscast of the Year’ (including 2011), and a four-time winner of Montana Broadcasters Association ‘Spot News’ Award for live, breaking news stories (including 2010). He is married to Lorna Wall and has two children, Luke, and Jenna.


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PRINTMissoulianMissoula, MontanaBill Speltz, Football WriterPhone: (406) [email protected]

Billings GazetteBillings, MontanaGreg Rachac, Sports WriterPhone: (406) [email protected]

Daily InterlakeKalispell, MontanaDave Lesnick, Sports EditorPhone: (406) [email protected]

Great Falls TribuneGreat Falls, MontanaScott Mansch, Sports EditorPhone: (406) [email protected]

Independent RecordHelena, MontanaAmber Kuehn, Sports WriterPhone: (406) [email protected]

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Montana StandardButte, MontanaSports EditorPhone: (406) 496-5535www.mtstandard.com

Ravalli RepublicHamilton, MontanaSports EditorPhone: (406) 363-3300www.ravallirepublic.com

WIRE SERVICEAssociated Press Helena, MontanaAmy HansonPhone: (800) [email protected]

TELEVISIONKECI-TV (NBC)Missoula, MontanaVince Bagby, Sports DirectorPhone: (406) [email protected]

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KTMF (ABC/Fox)Missoula, MontanaDominic SheldenSports DirectorPhone: (406) 251-1360www.abcmontana.com

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11Head Coach Mick Delaney


WE ARE MONTANAHEAD COACH MICK DELANEY

Mick Delaney is in his third season as the head coach at The University of Montana.He finished his second sea-son with an overall record of 10-3 overall and 6-2 in the Big Sky Conference (third). His two-year record is 15-9 overall as the Grizzlies’ men-tor. He has been coaching at Montana the past six seasons. Prior to assuming the head coaching position he served as UM’s associate head coach and oversaw the running backs from 2008-11.

Delaney coached Peter Nguyen, who finished his career in 2012 ranked sixth in school history with 1,985 career rushing yards from 2009-11. He was also instrumental in the development of running back Chase Reynolds, who rushed for 4,067 yards and a school-record 52 touchdowns from 2008-10. A veteran mentor, Delaney began his coaching career in 1964. The 2014

season was his 30th year of coaching football at the collegiate level. Originally from Butte, he came to Montana from Colorado State where he was an assistant coach for former head coach Sonny Lubick for 15 seasons from 1993-2007. He was an assistant coach on Lubick’s staff at Montana State from 1977-80.Former (2003-09) Griz head coach Bobby Hauck hired Delaney in 2008, while former (2010-111) UM mentor Robin Pflugrad retained him as he was the lone holdover from Hauck’s staff.While at CSU, Delaney coached some of the finest running backs in school history, including five first-team all-conference selections such as Cecil Sapp (2000). Sapp was a finalist for the Doak Walker Award as the nation’s most outstanding running back and set a school rushing record with 1,601 yards in 2002. Sapp went on to play with the Denver Broncos.Prior to coaching the Rams, Delaney was the head football coach and athletic director at Western Montana, Dillon, in 1991 and 1992. He served as the athletic director at Montana Tech in Butte from 1983-85. Delaney began his coaching career at Butte Central High School (1964-67) as head wrestling coach and assistant football coach. He also taught English at Central. Delaney was an assistant football coach under former UM head coach Jack Swarthout from 1978-68. He was the head wrestling coach at Mon-tana at that time as well. He then moved on to Great Falls High School (1969-77) where he taught English and was an assistant and football coach (1974-77) and also served as the head wrestling coach. He was also an assistant track and field coach. He earned his B.A. in education at UM-Western (Western Montana College) in 1964. He is an inaugural inductee into the Western Montana College Sports Hall of Fame and was honored by the Montana Coaches Association in 1972 as the Wrestling Coach of the Year. In 1974 he was named the Football Coach of the Year by that organization. He also be-longed to many associations during his athletic career including the Mon-tana Coaches Association from 1968-present. Mick and his wife Cheri have three children, son Mike, daughters Shauna Basile and Melissa Ossello, and nine grandchildren. His grandson, Mick Delaney, is a redshirt safety this season at UM.


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COACH DELANEY COLLEGECOACHING TIME LINE

Head Coach at Montana:• 2012: 5-6• 2013: 10-3• 2-Years: 15-9• 2-Years Head Coach at UM-Western: 5-11-1• 4-Year Career Totals: 20-20-1.

Coach Mick Delaney College Coaching• 2012-present: Montana Head Coach.• 2008-11: The University of Montana, Associate Head Coach and Running Backs.• 1993-2007: Colorado State, Running Backs.• 1991-92: UM-Western, Head Coach: • 1991: 3-5 • 1992: 2-6-1 TOTAL: 5-11-1• 1978-81: Montana State University, Assistant Football Coach.• 1968-69: The University of Montana, Head Wrestling Coach and Assistant Football Coach.

HEAD COACH MICK DELANEY

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Scott GraGGAssistAnt HeAd CoACH/Co-offensive CoordinAtor/offensive line

Scott is in his fifth season at his alma mater. He is UM’s assistant head coach, co-offensive coordinator (with emphasis

on the running game), and also oversees the offensive line. He served as the Grizzlies’ recruiting coordinator his first two-plus seasons at Montana.The last two seasons Griz tackle Danny Kistler Jr. has been named first team All-Big Sky Conference. Last year senior center Kjelby Oiland and senior guard William Poehls were named second team all-league, while junior guard Trevor Poole was a third team pick, and sophomore tackle John Schmaing was an honorable league selection.He returned to Montana after a four-year stint as the head football coach at his former high school in his hometown of Silverton, Oregon. He took his Silverton High School teams to the state playoffs twice (2007 and 2008). His 2008 prep squad won a first-round playoff game, the school’s first since 1995. Gragg was one of the most outstanding football players in Grizzly his-tory, earning All-America accolades at offensive tackle, and he also played in the National Football League for several seasons.He is the only player in school history to receive Montana’s Paul Wes-kamp Award (Outstanding Offensive Lineman) three times, earning the award in 1992, 1993, and 1994. He started in 38 games in a row his sopho-more, junior, and senior seasons. He was an All-Big Sky Conference selec-tion in 1993 and 1994. He was a three-time all-league academic team pick. He started in the 1994 East-West Shrine Game and in the Senior Bowl. “Lurch” played 11 seasons in the National Football League with the New York Giants, San Francisco 49ers, and New York Jets. He started in 151 NFL games, including 112 in a row. He was named to the NFL’s All-Pro team in 2002 and received the Bobb McKittrick Award (Outstanding Offensive Lineman) while playing for the 49ers. Scott was a second round NFL draft pick in 1995 by the Giants.

aric WilliamS CornerbACks

Aric is in his fifth season at Mon-tana coaching the cornerbacks, a posi-tion he excelled at on the collegiate level.Last season senior cornerback Antho-ny Goodwin was a first team All-Big Sky Conference selection, while sophomore Nate Harris was an honorable mention pick.

In both 2011 and 2010, Griz cornerback Trumaine Johnson was named to numerous All-American teams, and was a first team all-league pick. Johnson was picked in the third round by the St. Louis Rams in 2012. Prior to joining the Grizzly coaching staff Williams was at Arizona State University, where he oversaw defensive quality control and assisted with cornerbacks and special teams.

Before his position at ASU, he served as an assistant coach at his alma mater of Diamond Bar High School in California in 2007-08. While there he worked with the defensive backs, wide receivers, as well as the kickoff and punt returners.Williams was a standout cornerback at Oregon State and four-year letterman there from 2001-04. He was a first team All-Pac-10 selection for the Beavers as a senior (2004), when he had 56 tackles, five interceptions, and 14 pass break-ups. He was a second team all-conference pick his ju-nior season at both cornerback and as a kick-off returner. His junior year he had 39 tackles, four interceptions, and 12 pass deflections.Following his playing days at OSU, he played for the Philadelphia Eagles for a season (2005), and then played in NFL Europe for the Cologne Cen-turions (2006). After that he played two seasons of Arena Football for the Philadelphia Soul (2007) and Arizona Rattlers (2008). Williams earned his B.A. degree at OSU in fine arts with an emphasis in graphic design in 2005.

In February of 2009 he and former Griz football All-American lineman Steve Okoniewski (1970-71) were inducted into the Grizzly Sports Hall of Fame.He is a 1995 graduate of Montana with a degree in mathematics. He attained his Masters in Teaching in 2009 at George Fox University in New-berg, Oregon. Scott and his wife Toni have a daughter, Anna, 16, and a son, Brian, 14.

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leGi SuiaunoaAssoC. HeAd CoACH/defensive line

Legi (pronounced: Lang-ee) is in his fourth season coaching Montana’s de-fensive line. He also serves as the Griz-zlies’ associate head coach. Last season Montana was ranked fifth in the FCS in fumble recoveries (16) and was 28th in scoring defense. In 2012 the

Griz were ranked second in the FCS in sacks (3.73 a game) and they were fourth in the rush defense (giving up 92.55 yards a game). The past two seasons defensive end Zach Wagenmann was chosen first team All-Big Sky Conference and was ranked among the national leaders in tackles for loss. Also the past two years tackles Alex Bienemann and Tonga Takai were named to the all-conference team.

JuStin Greenrunning bACks/reCruiting CoordinAtor

Justin is in his fourth season at his alma mater coaching the running backs, and also serves as the Grizzlies’ recruiting coordinator.Green, 31, from San Diego, Calif., was

a student assistant coach at Montana in 2011, also working with the run-ning backs.Last season junior halfback Jordan Canada was a honorable mention All-Big Sky Conference pick, while two seasons ago senior running back Peter Nguyen was named to the league’s second team.Green was a standout running back at Montana and also played in the National Football League. He rushed 1,784 career yards in his two seasons at Montana (2003 & 2004), which ranks him 10th in school history. His junior season (2003), he rushed for 1,146 yards and 14 touchdowns, and was chosen the Big Sky’s “Newcomer of the Year.” He was a fifth round draft pick by the Baltimore Ravens in 2005, and had a four-year career in the NFL. He played three seasons at fullback for the Ravens, and then played for the Phoenix Cardinals for one season.Between his stint with the Ravens and Cardinals, he coached for one season at Berean High School in Walnut Creek, Calif., working with the running backs, linebackers, and cornerbacks. He returned to Berean High School again, after his final NFL season with the Cardinals, once again working with the running backs, linebackers, and cornerbacks.He came to Montana from San Diego Mesa College where he played for one season (2002), and was team captain and co-MVP, rushing for 874 yards and 7 TDs, and was a JC Gridwire All-America honorable mention. He started his college career at San Diego State, where he redshirted in 2000, and he lettered for the Aztecs in 2001.He was a standout running back at University of San Diego High School where he rushed for 5,397 career yards – which at the time was the most

Suiaunoa (Sue-ah-no-ah) is now in his 12th season of coaching college and junior college football. He came to Montana from Portland State, where we worked with the defensive line in the 2010 season. Prior to his recent stint at PSU, he spent the 2009 season at Eastern Oregon as the defensive coordinator. Before that he was at Western Washington for four seasons, from 2005-08, serving as the defensive line coach. He was a grad-uate assistant at his alma mater, the University of Nevada, in 2004. He began his coaching career at Palomar (Calif.) Junior College in 2002 and 2003, working with the linebackers. The Comets were 8-3 in 2003, reaching the first round of Southern California JC playoffs and were 10-1 in 2002, winning the Mission Conference championship and were ranked fourth in the nation in the final JC Grid-Wire Poll.He earned a degree in general studies administration from Nevada in 2002. Legi and his wife, Rose, have two boys, Lawrence, 5, and Ramsey, 1.

in San Diego County history. He was a first team All-C.I.F. selection as a junior and senior. His junior year in high school he rushed for 2,385 yards, which was the fifth most in California prep history, while his senior season he rushed for 1,801 yards and 20 TDs, and was tabbed a USA Today honorable mention All-American.He earned a degree in sociology at UM. Justin and his wife, Meghan, have a four-year-old daughter, Giana, and are expecting a baby in October.


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roSS BrunelletigHt ends/Co-speCiAl teAms CoordinAtor

Ross is coaching at Montana for the third year in a row, and his seventh year overall at his alma mater. He coaches the tight ends and serves as the co-special teams coordinator. Last

season he worked with the special teams.Prior to returning to UM in 2012, he was an assistant football coach at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. He was the secondary coach and special teams coordinator there in 2011, and coached the linebackers

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tY GreGoraK defensive CoordinAtor/linebACkers

Ty is now in his 11th season overall as a coach at Montana. This is his third sea-son as the Grizzlies’ defensive coordina-tor.Last season the Griz “D” was ranked

second in the FCS in turnover margin (+1.4), fifth in fumble recoveries (16), eighth in total turnovers (32), ninth in red zone defense and 28th in scoring defense (allowing 22.9 ppg). Two seasons ago UM was second in the nation with 3.73 sacks a game, and fourth in rush defense (allowing 92.6 yards a game).Gregorak, 35, returned to Montana in 2011after a one-year stint at Cen-tral Washington, where he worked with the tight ends for the 8-3 Wildcats. Prior to his one-year stint at CWU, he had a seven-year tenure at Montana under the tutelage of former mentor Bobby Hauck. In his 10 seasons with the Griz they have won eight league championships, and have an overall record of 106-28. Those teams advanced to three (2004, 2008, 2009) FCS title games and two semifinals (2006 and 2011). In his 10-year tenure at UM he has coached 23 all-conference players. This past season Griz linebackers J.P Kanongata’a and Jordan Tripp were a first team all-league picks, while fellow senior Brock Coyle was a second team selection. Tripp played in the 2014 Senior Bowl and participated in the NFL combine. Coyle played in the 2014 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl.Other standout linebackers he has coached at Montana include Tyler Corwin, Brandon Fisher, Shawn Lebsock, Tyler Joyce, Shane MacIntyre, Kyle Ryan, and Loren Utterback – all of whom were All-Big Sky picks. Joyce is ranked second in school history with 356 career tackles, while Tripp is fourth (335), Ryan is eighth (304), Lebsock is 10th (294), Coyle and McSurdy are tied for 11th (293), and Kanongata’a is 17th (269).Gregorak coached the secondary in his first season (2003) at Montana. Before coming to Montana, Ty served as a graduate assistant coach at the University of Washington in 2001 and 2002.He was a three-year letterman at linebacker for the University of Colo-rado, from 1997-2000. He was the recipient of the Lee Willard Award

(outstanding freshman) for the Buffaloes in 1997. In 1998, CU played in the Aloha Bowl, while the 1999 squad played in the Insight.Com Bowl. He was a 2000 Academic All-Big XII selection, and a finalist for the Na-tional Academic-Athletic Achievement Award that year. He was a standout prep athlete at West Valley High School in Spokane, Wash., and in 1996 was Washington’s Defensive Player of the Year and voted Super Prep Magazine’s West Coast Defensive Player of the Year.In 1997, he was named West Valley High School’s Student-Athlete of the Year. He was named to several All-American teams that year, including USA Today. He was named team captain of the East squad in the Wash-ington State All-Star game in 1997. He was team captain for the West in the 1997 High School All-American Game in Orlando, Florida.Ty earned a B.A. degree at Colorado in Communication in 2001. He is married to former Montana State volleyball standout Kandice Kelly, who is an assistant volleyball coach at UM. Ty has a son, Gage, and he and Kan-dace have a daughter, Gabby.Kelly, a four-time all-conference player at MSU, was the head women’s volleyball coach at North Idaho College in 20111 and 2012, when her teams placed eighth and ninth in the nation, and she was twice voted the conference’s “Coach of the Year.”

in 2010. He was an assistant coach for the Griz from 2007-2009, working with the secondary. Brunelle, 29, began his coaching career at Montana in 2006, when he was a student assistant coach helping out with tight ends. He played foot-ball (tight end and fullback) at Montana from 2003-05, but his playing career was cut short due to an injury. He is a native of Spokane, Wash., and came to UM from East Valley High School, where he was an all-state linebacker as a senior. He earned eight letters in high school, participating in football, baseball, and basket-ball.Brunelle earned a degree in sociology from UM in 2007. He is single.



KefenSe HYnSonCo-offensive CoordinAtor/

QuArterbACksKefense Hynson is in his second season as Montana’s co-offensive coordinator and quar-terback’s coach, and in his third overall on UM’s football coaching staff. His first season with the Griz he coached the tight ends and oversaw spe-cial teams.Last season Griz junior quarterback Jordan Johnson passed for 32 touchdowns and 3,387 yards, which are the fourth (tie) and fifth high-est totals in school history.Before joining the Griz staff Hynson coached the wide receivers at Yale for three seasons from 2009-11. Prior to coaching at Yale, Hynson worked at Western Washington for three sea-sons (2006-08), where he was the Vikings’ offen-sive coordinator his final two seasons.Hynson’s offense in his final season at West-ern Washington averaged 404 yards of total of-fense and nearly 30 points a game, and had 29 touchdown passes.Hynson, who has experience working with col-legiate quarterbacks, receivers, running backs and defensive backs, was an assistant at Minne-sota State in 2005 and director of football op-erations at Boise State in 2004 when the Broncos went 11-1, won the WAC title and were ranked in both major polls.He also had assistant coaching jobs at Quin-cy (2004) and Willamette (2003) and did an NFL minority coaching fellowship with Seattle (2008), Oakland (2009), Kansas City (2010), and Houston (2013). In 2011, Hynson participated in the 2009 NCAA Coaches Academy, which reinforces various aspects of securing, managing and ex-celling in head football coaching positions at the intercollegiate level. He was one of 20 coaches selected to participate in the NCAA Expert Coaches Academy.Hynson was an honorable mention all-Amer-ica defensive back at Willamette College in Ore-gon. He was a three-time Northwest Conference all-star, Willamette’s Freshman of the Year, and team captain before graduating in 2003.He is from Oakland, Calif. Kefense and his wife, Shanina, have three children: Jade, Myles, and Layla.

JaKe cooKuSsAfeties/Co-speCiAl teAms

CoordinAtorJake is now in his second season as an assistant coach at The University of Montana, working with the safeties and serving as the co-special teams coordinator. Cookus came to UM from Weber State, where he served as the special teams coordinator from 2005-2011, and was the co-defensive coordina-tor from 2009-11. He also worked with the safe-ties and cornerbacks. In his stint with the Wild-cats he was responsible for all areas of the special teams, and in his last three seasons he oversaw all aspects of defensive play-calling, game prepa-ration, and game planning.Prior to his position at WSU he was a gradu-ate assistant coach at the University of Ken-tucky, where he was involved in recruiting and assembled and coordinated scout team offense and special teams, and he also worked with the safeties.He began his coaching career in 2002, when he coached the outside linebackers at Southern Oregon University. That year he also served as a track and field coach at Corvallis High School (Oregon) and was an assistant track coach.A native of Roseburg, Oregon, Cookus played football at Oregon State, where he was a team captain and honorable mention All-Pac-10 pick as a senior in 2001. He was also a Strength and Conditioning All-American as a senior. He earned four letters while playing for the Beavers.He played quarterback and defensive back at Roseburg High School and was a three-sport standout there, lettering in football, basketball, and baseball. His senior season, he threw for 1,449 yards and 18 touchdowns, and rushed for 943 yards and 17 TDs. He led his prep teams to a 28-0 record and two state titles his junior and senior seasons. He was named Oregon’s 1996 Player of the Year by USA Today.Cookus graduated from OSU in 2002 with a degree in business finance and a minor in ath-letic administration. He is single.

torreY mYerSWide reCeivers

Michael “Torrey” Myers is in his second sea-son at the University of Montana coaching the wide receivers. Last season Griz sophomore wide receiver El-lis Henderson was named to the Big Sky Con-ference’s second team, while senior Cam Warren was an honorable mention selection.Before joining the Griz coaching staff he was at the University of Washington, where he served as a defensive graduate assistant and quality control coach from 2008-2012. During his stint with the Huskies he assisted with the defensive line and linebackers, tracked opponent and self-tendencies on game day, and assisted in the film breakdown for all of the op-ponents.Before working at Washington he was the tight ends coach at Western Washington Uni-versity in 2008, and was an offensive intern for the Vikings the year before that.His first job was at his alma mater, Rio Grande High in Albuquerque, N.M., where he was of-fensive coordinator in 2002 and 2003. He then moved to Carlsbad (N.M.) High, where he also served as the offensive coordinator. After two seasons at Carlsbad, he went to Coolidge High School (Ariz.), where he was the defensive co-ordinator, where the Bears went 12-1 en route to the state championship in 2006.He played wide receiver at Western New Mexico University from 1997-2001, and earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science from there in 2002. He was a three-year starter, and team captain and offensive MVP as a senior at WNMU. In 2008, he earned a master’s degree in education from the University of Washington.As a prep he was an all-state defensive back at Rio Grande High School, where he was team captain and MVP his junior and senior seasons. He is a member of his high school’s hall of fame.Torrey married Angie Myers in May of 2013.


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Kade ranninGSoffensive line/video

CoordinAtor

Kade is in his second season at the University of Montana, and is the team’s video coordinator and also an assistant offensive line coach. Last year he oversaw UM’s video production.Before coming to Montana, Rannings was assistant football coach for five seasons at Col-gate. In 2012, he worked with the tight ends and fullbacks, and he had previously served as the running backs and assistant special teams coach. In the summer of 2012 Rannings participated in a Bill Walsh NFL Minority Coach Fellowship with the Detroit Lions, working with the tight ends. Prior to his position at Colgate, he was the wide receivers coach and video coordinator at St. Josesph’s College in Indiana for two seasons. He joined Jim Harbaugh’s staff at the University of San Diego in 2005, and the Toreros finished 11-1 that year and won the Pioneer League title.A 2005 graduate of Oregon State, he started his coaching career as an undergraduate with the Beavers. During his four-year stint at OSU, the Beavers participated in three bowl games.Rannings is from Albany, Ore. He is married to Stephanie Rannings.

miKe GerBerfootbAll strengtH &

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Mike Gerber returned to the University of Montana after a four-year stint as strength and conditioning coach for UNLV’s football pro-gram. In 2009, Gerber finished his fourth season as Montana’s strength coach in charge of football. He came to the Grizzlies after being in private business in New York as owner of Mike Gerber Sport-Strength and co-owner and president of Strength in Motion. He also served as the head strength and con-ditioning coach at Syracuse University from 1995-2000, and also made stops at the Universi-ty of Maryland, Yale University and Middlebury College. Gerber earned his bachelor’s degree in physi-cal education and health from the University of Maine in 1981 and a master’s degree in physical education from Syracuse in 1991. Gerber and his wife Erica reside in Missoula, and in Kalispell, where Erica teaches at Flathead High School.

GERBER’s COACHING EXPERIENCE2014- Montana: Football strength and conditioning coach2010-2013 UNLV: Football strength andconditioning coach2006-09 Montana: Football strength and conditioning coach1995-2000 Syracuse: Football strength and conditioning coach1990-94 Yale: Football strength and conditioning coach/LBs1987-89 Middlebury College: Football strength and conditioning coach/defensive coordinator

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2014 GRIZ OUTLOOK

Jordan Johnson, Senior Quarterback


WE ARE MONTANA2014 OUTLOOK: GRIZ RETURN 14 STARTERS FROM 10-3 TEAM

MISSOULA, MONTANA – The Grizzlies adopted the theme “United” for the 2013 season – and were determined to once again of being one of the elite teams in the FCS. Mission accomplished. The Grizzlies were 10-3 overall last season and 6-2 in the Big Sky Conference, tying for third place. Last season the Griz earned an at-large berth into the FCS playoffs – upping its record total appearances to 21. UM was ranked eighth in the nation in the Sports Network and FCS Coaches’ final polls. Montana, which has now racked up 27 winning seasons in the past 28 years, returns 14 starters this season – seven on offense, five on defense, and its punter and kicker. The Grizzlies were recognized for football dominance over the past three decades in June of 2014, as Montana football was tabbed the “Greatest Moment” by the Big Sky, which celebrated its 50-year anniversary this past season. There are big holes to fill this season for third-year head coach Mick Delaney and his staff. The Griz lost seven three-year starters to graduation, including three linebackers and a safety on defense, along with three offensive linemen. Despite the loss of three all-league offensive linemen in Danny Kistler Jr. (right tackle), Kjelby Oiland (center), and William Poehls (right guard), the Griz have an excellent group of skill players returning. The Griz also lost tight ends Clay Pierson and Jordan Harper, who had nine scoring receptions between them. Leading the way are UM’s two senior offensive team captains, quarterback Jor-dan Johnson and halfback Jordan Canada. Last season Johnson passed for 3,387 yards and 32 touchdowns, while Canada rushed for 1,062 yards and 16 scores. The Grizzlies two top receivers a year ago, Ellis Henderson and Jamaal Jones, both juniors, are also back. Those two combined for 85 catches, 1,768 yards, and 17 touchdowns (14 of those TDs were scored by Henderson). Unfortunately Hender-son missed most of fall camp because of an illness, but he hopes to return to action this season.

Another key starter returning on an offense that was ranked 15th in the FCS (453.1 ypg) in total offense is senior Trevor Poole at right tackle, although Poole may not be able to play for health reasons. “We are really excited about what we return on offense,” said Griz head coach Mick Delaney. “Certainly we have a void in the offensive line when you lose three

players like that, but our guys have worked hard at that this past spring and we’ll be alright there this season. “At our quarterback, running back, wide receiver positions, we have guys who have played a lot of football for the Griz, and have been very, very productive,” he said. “We will be very young at tight end and on the offensive line, but we think we can still put that together and be pretty darn productive on offense. “Having a quarterback back who has started two years, who has a great feel for what we are doing here and a great feel for the game, and is a good leader is certainly always a plus on the offensive side of the football,” Delaney said. “I think that we have a great group of young receivers, and we will be able to stretch the field on of-fense vertically, and our passing game horizontally is going to be good too. “Our running game is also going to be very solid,” he said. “We’ve got our four top running backs back, and a redshirt freshman who hasn’t played who will add to that group.” On defense, UM needs to replace senior linebackers Brock Coyle, John Kanongata’a, and Jordan Tripp. That trio all earned all-conference honors last sea-son, and played in a combined 153 career games during their outstanding careers. Two other key losses are tackle Alex Bienemann and cornerback Anthony Goodwin, both second team All-Big Sky picks a year ago. Also lost to graduation is three-year starting strong safety Bo Tully. However, there are some talented veterans and a good nucleus of younger play-ers back on UM’s opportunistic defense of a year ago, that was ranked second in the nation in turnover margin at +1.4 a game. Headlining the “D” are returning starters Zack Wagenmann and Tyrone Holmes at end, along with tackle Tonga Takai, free safety Matt Hermanson, and cornerback Nate Harris. “On the defensive side, we lost three all-conference players, and two of them (Coyle and Tripp) are in NFL camps,” Delaney said. “But we had six young guys (linebackers) in the spring, and every one of them is capable of playing Big Sky football. I think we’re going to be better at linebacker than most people thought we were. “At safety we lost one (Tully) and we’ve got one (Hermanson) back, and we’re going to be fine there,” he said. “And then at corner we have everybody back except for Goodwin. Our real strength on defense is going to be our front,” Delaney said. “I think that will be as good as anyone’s in FCS football. Our two ends have started, our tackles have started and played a lot of football for us. So we’re going to be really good up front, and we’re going to be solid with some inexperience at linebacker and at one safety position. But that inexperienced group will be veterans by the time we get to conference play.” The Griz return a talented punter in junior Stephen Shaw, and sophomore Har-rison Greenberg is the number one kicker, although juniors Chris Lider and Daniel Sullivan are also in the mix.

OFFENSE: POSITION-BY-POSITION• QUARTERBACK Johnson (6-1, 195, 3V) is 20-6 as a starter. He was third team all-league selec-tion last season. He begins his senior year ranked fifth in school history in career touchdown passes (53) and ninth in career passing yards (5,831). Senior Shay Smithwick-Hann (6-4, 219, 3V) started three games in 2012, and went 2-1, and is the only other signal-caller with significant experience. Strong-armed sophomore Brady Gustafson (6-7, 235, 1V) and redshirt freshman Makena Simis (6-2, 205) provide depth. “We’re very fortunate to have Jordy back as a third-year starter,” Delaney said. “He’s just such a leader for our football team, and I think he’s going to have a great season. As far as depth goes at that position, Brady Gustafson did a really nice job in the spring and is going into fall camp fighting for that number two position with Shay, who has playing experience. I think Makena has a place in what we are doing offen-sively, and we may have a package here and there for him because of his athleticism.”

• RUNNING BACK The Griz return their top three rushers in Canada (5-9, 190, Sr., 3V), senior Tra-von Van (5-11, 195, 1V) and sophomore John Nguyen (5-7, 180, 1V). Talented red-shirt freshman Treshawn Favors (5-9, 190) and true freshman Lorenzo Logwood (5-8, 190) should also contribute. Van was slowed by injuries last season, but was second on the team with 523 rushing yards for six touchdowns. Nguyen rushed for 267 yards and two scores, while Counts had 207 and one TD, and missed the last five games of the season due to an injury.

John Nguyen, sophomore running back



“I am real happy with our depth at running back, led by Jordan Canada, who I think is going to have a break-out season,” Delaney said. “We have great depth and variety back there. Travon Van had hand surgery at the end on spring football, and may not be quite ready by the time that we start fall camp, but will certainly be ready by our first or second game. “John Nguyen had an excellent season for a true freshman,” Delaney said. “You take those three and then thrown in ‘Tre’ Favors, and it should be a position of strength and depth for us.”

• FULLBACK Junior Jamal Wilson (5-11, 245, 1V) started all 13 games last season and did not have a carry. Two true freshmen, Riley Kack (6-2, 240) and Austin Chadderdon (6-2, 200) will more-than-likely provide depth.

• OFFENSIVE LINE Poole (6-5, 285, Sr., 3V) started all 13 games last season, while senior center Logan Hines (6-4, 290, 2V) had a couple of starts at center. Jordan Hines (6-4, 271, Sr., 1V) may start at left guard, while sophomore Ben Weyer (6-4, 270, 1V) will get the nod on the right side, and they will be backed up by McCauley Todd (6-7, 300, So.). A pair of talented sophomores, Max Kelly (6-7, 290, 1V) and Clint LaRowe (6-5, 290, 1V), will both see plenty of action at the tackles positions. Newcomer Jackson Thiebes (6-5, 260) and junior college transfer Jared Clark (6-5, 270, So., from Citrus College) should also contribute. “The O-line is a question, but I think we have guys who, in the tradition of Griz-zly football, know it’s their time to step up and play,” Delaney said. “Obviously we are lacking a little bit of experience in some positions. It will be a battle for depth. We’ve got guys who have the opportunity to make that offensive line be solid. That’s where everything starts.”

• TIGHT END Redshirt freshman Mike Ralston (6-5 ½, 245) and senior Mitch Saylor (a 6-5, 235-pounder who was moved from tight end to wide receiver) are expected to go head-to-head for the starting berth in fall camp. Junior college signee Jermaine Jones (6-2, 225) from Laney College is expected to make an immediate impact. A big plus could be the return of Josh Horner (6-5, 215), a 2013 Griz signee who left the team for personal reasons, but is now coming

back. Also vying for playing time is Cooper Sprunk (6-4, 250, Fr., RS). “Mike Ralston had a really good spring and has all of the makings of a really good tight end,” Delaney said. “Even though it looks like we were hurting at the position we’ve added some depth and some strength there. I think Mitch Saylor will have a break-out season. Again, we are lacking in experience, but we have a good amount of talent there.”

• WIDE RECEIVER Henderson was a second team All-Big Sky pick, and Jones had a stellar season as well. Junior Chase Naccarato (5-7, 166, 2V) tied for fourth on the team a year ago with 17 catches.A trio of young players, Ryan Burke (6-4, 190, So.), Josh Janssen (6-0, 195, Fr.), and Marq Rogers (6-4, 181, Fr.), had impressive springs and should contribute this season. Two veterans, senior Sean Haynes (6-3, 195, 3V) and Taylor Walcott (6-0, 180, Jr., 2V) both missed spring drills as they recovered from off-season surgery, but also should be in the mix. “Ellis has been battling some health issues, and hopefully he’ll be ready to go this season,” Delaney said. “Jamaal came in a year ago and was kind of in the back-ground with Ellis around, but he’s a leader type of a guy, and when all was said and done he had really a break-out season. We just expect huge things from him. “Depth-wise, we’ve got some guys battling injuries, including Sean Haynes who has an injury to his foot, and Taylor Walcott who also had a foot injury, and he’s still trying to rehab that. When you look at those young people there, I think we have some guys who can help us at the wide receiver position. Again, some guys without a lot of experience, but players who are ready to contribute and be good Griz foot-ball players.”

DEFENSE: POSITION-BY-POSITION• DEFENSIVE LINE This is a veteran group that returns two starters at end in Holmes (6-4, 245, Jr., 2V) and Wagenmann (6-3 ½, 255, Sr., 3V) , as well as Takai (6-2, 310, Sr., 3V) at tackle, and junior Caleb Kidder (6-5, 275, Jr., 2V) had two starts at tackle last season. Last season Wagenmann had team-highs of 16.5 stops for loss and 8.5 sacks, and he was fifth in total tackles with 64. Holmes tied for third on the squad with 4.0 sacks. Kidder is the Grizzlies’ fourth leading tackler with 40 last season, while Takai is eighth (32 TT). Junior Derek Crittenden (6-3, 240, 2V) was UM’s eighth leading (tied) tackler (41 total tackles) a year ago despite not starting and provides depth at end. Junior Addison Owen (6-2, 225, 2V) was moved from linebacker to end last spring and is expected to back up Holmes. Adding depth at end are sophomore Ryan Johnson (6-2 ½, 255) and junior Aschan Richards (6-6, 250). Senior Trevor Rehm (6-3, 265, 3V) had 24 tackles last season, and is an expe-rienced veteran. Providing depth at the tackle position are sophomores Bo Harris (6-3, 280) and Zach Peevey (6-2 ½, 255, 1V), and redshirt freshman Nate Bradley (5-10, 260). “When you look at our defensive line it’s probably as good as anyone in the conference and maybe anybody at the FCS level,” Delaney said. “We have depth, we have outstanding athletes, and we have experience. That should be the strength of our defense. “When you look at our defense you start with the ends, where we have a Bu-chanan Award candidate, Zack, who had a great year as a junior – an All-American kind of year,” he said. “On the other side is Tyrone Holmes, who was a starter for us last year, and Derek Crittenden is a solid back-up with a lot of game experience. “When you go inside, Tonga Takai is an All-America candidate for us, and Ca-leb Kidder has a handful of starts and has played in every single game for us the past two seasons and will be a force inside,” Delaney said. “Overall, from the outside to the inside, the defensive front will be a major factor for us on that side of the foot-ball.”

• LINEBACKER Like the offensive line, the linebacker position has some huge holes to fill, al-though they do have four talented juniors vying for starting berths. That group includes Herbert Gamboa (6-1, 220, 2V) and Connor Lebsock (6-2, 205, 1V) at “Sam,” Jeremiah Kose (6-3, 230) at “Mike,” and Kenderick Van Ackeren (6-1, 220, 1V) at “Will, who are all juniors.” Two redshirt freshmen, Tucker Schye (6-4, 225) and Connor Strahm (6-1, 235), had outstanding springs and will definitely see action, if not challenge for starting jobs at the “Mike” and “Will” spots.

Mitch Saylor, senior tight end (Mike Bashor photo)



“That was the pleasant surprise of the spring, our linebacking crew,” he said. “The question every day is ‘how are you going to replace Jordan Tripp, Brock Coyle, and J.P. Kanongata’a?’ Those are huge shoes to fill. But again, we have guys whose turn it is to step up and have the ability to do just that for us. “Jeremiah will be a special player if he can stay healthy; Kenderick had an out-standing spring and has good experience; and Herbert Gamboa has a tremendous amount of talent,” Delaney said. “Connor Lebsock will help us there, as will Tucker Schye in the middle, as will Connor outside. That gives us six guys who will all play. It’s a position I am not near as concerned about as I was after the season.”

• CORNERBACK Junior Nate Harris (5-10, 180, 2V) is a returning starter and honorable mention all-league pick at the “Field” corner, while senior Joshua Dennard (5-11, 194, 3V), who has a few starts and played in 36 career games, will start at the “Boundary” position. Sophomore JR Nelson (6-0, 177, 1V) and redshirt freshmen Ryan McKinley (6-1, 188) will be expected to contribute as well. “I think we got better at corner as the season went along last year, and I think we were even better during the spring; with Josh and Nate, and JR, and Ryan,” Delaney said. “Those four guys did some really good things there this past spring. Chris Parker was injured part of the spring, but he came along.”

• SAFETY Senior Matt Hermanson (6-1, 202, 3V), who will be starting at free safety for the third season in a row, was a second team all-conference pick a year ago when he was second on the team with 107 tackles. Justin Whitted (6-1, 195, 2V) ended spring drills as the starter at strong safety, vacated by the veteran Tully, although fellow junior Jake Dallaserra (5-11, 190, 1V) is a contender there for a starting role. Senior Jamaal Anderson (5-11, 195) is also vying for playing time, and junior college addition Eric Johnson (6-2, 190, Jr. from Laney College) is expected to con-tribute this season. “Matt is an All-American candidate for us, and he had a good sophomore season and an outstanding junior year,” Delaney said. “He’s one of those guys who knows what our defense is all about. He’s a leader on that defense on the back end and brings continuity to the secondary. “At the other safety spot I think we will have a real battle,” he said. “Justin Whit-ted has done some really good things for us, and pushing him is Jake Dallaserra who is now in the mix, and we expect great things out of him.

“We felt that we needed help in four positions and we filled each one of the positions – at safety, at tight end, an offensive lineman, and a corner from the junior college ranks,” he said.

• SPECIAL TEAMS Henderson was tabbed second team All-Big Sky as a return specialist, and led the league in punt return average (12.2 ypr), and he was fourth in kickoff return average (24.0 ypr). He was ranked seventh in the nation in punt returns and 39th in kickoff returns. “Ellis was dynamic in the return game, and that’s one of his specialities, in ad-dition to what he gives you on offense,” Delaney said. “We have a good number of young men who have not been tried as return guys who will give us some help there. Jamaal Jones can make the first guy miss, and John Nguyen has helped us there. Joey Counts can do some good things in the return game as well.” Shaw was ranked seventh in the FCS last season, averaging 43.87 yards a punt, and was a honorable mention all-league pick for the second year in a row. “Stephen Shaw, I think is one of the top punters in FCS football,” Delaney said. “He’s a proven commodity at the position and really did a nice job for us last year, and did a good job the year before that.” Lider was All-Big Sky two seasons ago as UM’s kicker, when he made 15-of-21 field goal attempts. “The place-kicking job was wide open in the spring,” he said. “We feel like we have two young men with a lot of talent, and I may have pushed the young guys too hard last year. If we were to play tomorrow Harrison Greenberg would be our place-kicker up to a certain distance, and Chris Lider would be our long-range guy.”

2014 SCHEDULE Montana has a daunting slate this season, especially on the road. The Griz open their season at Wyoming on August 30. UM’s next road contest is Sept. 20 at North Dakota State, the three-time defending FCS national champion. On Oct. 4 UM plays at North Dakota for the third straight season in a Big Sky game. They also have Big Sky games at Cal Poly (Oct. 25), at Eastern Washington (Nov. 8), and at Southern Utah (Nov. 15). The Grizzlies home opener is Sept. 6 against Central Washington, and a week later they host coach Joe Glenn’s South Dakota team. League home contests start Sept. 27 with Northern Colorado (Homecoming); followed by UC Davis (Oct. 18), Sacramento State (Nov. 1), and then the 114th “Brawl of the Wild” encounter against Montana State on Nov. 22. “It’s a challenging schedule, but our coaches and players are excited about play-ing Wyoming,” Delaney said. “Any time that you can open with an FBS school is exciting. We were at Tennessee a few years ago (2011) and that proved to be a very valuable experience for our players. They have the old North Dakota State staff with coach (Craig) Bohl now at Wyoming. We expect to line up and have to play very physical football to have even a chance to win that football game. That’s a great opener for us. “We come back home against Central Washington, who we struggled with a few years ago (UM beat CWU 38-35 at home in 2008) when we had a great team (the Griz went 14-2 that season),” Delaney said. “They are a Division II team, but they will be a formidable opponent. “And then we’re home against South Dakota and then back on the road at North Dakota State,” he said. “Those first four games will tell us if we are going to be a competitive, good football team – or are we going to struggle? I really think that we will come out of that stretch being very, very competitive. “To be honest with you, I haven’t even looked down the road at Cal Poly and Eastern being on the road – I’ve tried to put that out of my mind for awhile and get ourselves ready for our first four games,” he said. “Eastern Washington in on very solid ground right now; Montana State is al-ways near the top; Northern Arizona was right there; Cal Poly was right there; and Southern Utah was right there,” Delaney continued. “Then you throw in the other teams like Sac State and Cal-Davis which will both be better this year. And then Northern Colorado has improved every year and all of the other teams in the league have gotten better. It’s a great league, and there’s probably any one of six teams that can win the conference this year, maybe even seven.”

Connor Lebsock, junior linebacker

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Zack Wagenmann, Senior Defensive End


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MONTANA: Jordan will be starting for his third season in 2014. His record as a starter is 20-6. His 20 career wins tie him with Craig Ochs (2003-04) for the sixth most ever at UM. He begins his senior campaign ranked fifth in school history with 53 touchdown passes and ninth in career passing yards with 5,831. Johnson was placed on the 2014 College Football Performance Awards (CFPA) FCS Awards Watch List for quarterbacks.

2013: He passed for 3,387 yards and 32 touchdowns, which are the fifth and fourth (tie) highest totals in single-season history at Montana. He was ranked second in the Big Sky Conference and ninth in the FCS in passing efficiency at 154.7, throwing 32 passing TDs with only five interceptions. He was ranked fourth in the league and 21st in the nation in total offense at 271.9 yards a game. His 260.5 passing yards a game ranked fifth in the conference and 15th in the country. He was ranked among the FCS top 20 in several other categories: fourth in passing yards per completion (15.40); sixth in passing touch-downs (32); 11th in total passing yards (3,387); and 15th in points responsible for (192).

He set a Big Sky single-game passing efficiency record of 322.3, when he was 15-of-19-0 for 354 yards and five TDs at North Dakota. (The old record was 310.4, set by Eastern Washington’s Mark Tenneson in 1992).

He was named third team All-Big Sky. He was named Montana’s Steve Carlson Award (MVP) co-winner, sharing it with senior linebacker Brock Coyle. He passed for more than 300 yards in five games.

2012: He did not participate due to personal rea-sons, and was a redshirt.

2011: He passed for 2,400 yards and 21 touch-downs, and was an honorable mention All-Big Sky pick. He tied a Montana single-game record with six TD passes in a 45-10 home victory over Weber State. His 21 touchdown passes rank him 14th (tie) in single-season history, while his 2,400 passing yards were the 22nd most in a season. He was third on the team in rushing (506 yards). He started in 13 games (he missed the Northern Colorado game due to an injury).

2010: He played in six games as a true freshman.

HIGH SCHOOL: He was a prolific quarterback at Sheldon High School and tabbed Oregon’s 6A “Play-er of the Year” as a senior. He amassed 11,337 yards in total offense and 134 career touchdowns in his

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PASSING RUSHINGYear G/S Comp.-Att.-Int. Pct. Yds. TD LG No. Yds.-Avg. TD LG2010 6/0 15-20-0 .750 44 0 15 6 14-2.3 0 162011 13/13 205-343-9 .598 2,400 21 51 89 506-5.7 4 54t2013 13/13 220-388-5 .567 3,387 32 72 57 148-2.6 0 15Totals 32/26 440-751-14 .586 5,831 53 72 152 668-4.4 4 54t

Jordan JohnsonQuarterback | 6-1 | 195 | Sr. | 3VEugene, Ore. | Sheldon High School


career. As a senior he passed for 3,508 yards and 46 TDs, and rushed for 1,091 yards and 20 TDs. Career-wise he threw for 8,188 yards and 84 TDs and rushed for 2,903 yards and 46 scores. His head coach in high school was his dad, Marty Johnson.

CAREER HIGHS: He passed for a career-high 388 yards in a 42-35 home setback to No. 11 Coastal Carolina in a second round FCS playoff game last season. His ca-reer completions and attempts highs were 26-of-44-0 in a 42-37 home loss to No. 3 Eastern Washington last season. He tied a school record with six TD throws against Weber State in 2011. He rushed for a career-best 102 yards in a 17-14 home victory over EWU in 2011. His career-long pass was an 80-yarder at Tennessee in 2011 – the eighth longest (tie) TD throw in school history. His career-long run is a 54-yarder for a TD at Sam Houston State in a FCS semifinal game his sophomore season.

PERSONAL: His major is math. His parents are Marty and Kelly Johnson of Eugene, Ore. Birth date: May 3, 1992.

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#37MONTANA: Zack is one of the most talented defensive ends in the FCS and in the Big Sky Conference. He is currently ranked eighth in career sacks with 20 and tied for ninth in tackles for loss with 29.5. He will be starting for the third season in a row in 2014. He is Montana’s second leading returning tackler. He has played in 38 games in a row.

2013: He started all 13 games for the 10-3 Grizzlies and had another outstanding sea-son. He was ranked among the Big Sky Conference’s leaders in sacks (third, with 8.5) and tackles for loss (tied for third with 16.5). He was ranked 27th in the FCS in tackles for loss, averaging 1.3 per game. He was fifth on the team with 64 tackles. He tied for the team lead (with safety Matt Hermanson) with three forced fumbles. He was a first team all-league selection for the second straight season.

He was recently passed down the Grizzly legacy uniform number of 37 (he previously wore number 58) by graduated two-time All-America linebacker Jordan Tripp. “Wags” was chosen co-captain on defense by his teammates, sharing that honor with senior nose tackle Tonga Takai. For the second consecutive season he was tabbed UM’s Larry Miller Award winner, which is given annually to the team’s outstanding defensive lineman.

Year G/S Solo Ast TT TFL Sacks Int PD QBH FR FF BLK2011 14/0 5 8 13 1 (-4) 0 0 0 0 0 0 02012 11/11 19 31 50 12(-86) 11.5(-79) 0 4 0 0 2 02013 13/13 22 42 64 16.5(-76) 8.5(-50) 0 2 6 1 3 0Totals 38/24 46 81 127 29.5(-166) 20(-129) 0 6 6 1 5 0

Zack WagenmannDefensive End | 6-3 ½ | 250 | Sr. | 3VMissoula, Mont. | Sentinel High School


2012: He had a breakout season and was ranked fourth in the FCS with 1.05 sacks a game. He was sixth (tie) on the team with 50 total tackles. He had a team-high 11.5 sacks, and was second with 13.0 tackles for loss. He was named to three All-American teams: Associ-ated Press (second team), Sports Network (third team), and Phil Steele Magazine (fourth team). He was a first team All-Big Sky pick.

2011: He played in all 14 games.

2010: He was named UM’s co-defensive “Scout Team Player of the Year.” He was a Griz redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL: He was a second team all-state selection in football as a senior at local Sentinel High School. He was a first team all-conference pick in hoops as a junior. He earned two letters in both football and track and field, and three in basketball. He served as team captain in football and basketball as a senior. His high school football coach was Pete Joseph. He was an academic all-state pick in basketball as a junior.

CAREER HIGHS: He had 3.5 sacks and 3.5 tackles for loss against Weber State last season, and 3.0 TFLs and a pair of sacks at North Dakota a year ago. He had 10 tackles against Coastal Carolina last season, and versus Northern Arizona in 2012. He had two forced fumbles at Weber State in 2012.

PERSONAL: His major is communications studies. His mom is Lori Muchmore (Dave) and his dad is Marko Wagenmann, both of Lolo, Montana. Birth date: August 8, 1992.

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RUSHING RECEIVINGYear G/S Att. Net Yds. Avg. TD LG Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2011 13/1 113 580 5.1 9 75 14 93 6.6 0 242012 10/2 118 586 5.0 4 72 15 126 8.4 0 312013 13/12 211 1062 5.0 16 80t 11 121 11.0 0 42TOTAL 36/15 442 2,228 5.0 29 80t 40 340 8.5 0 42

MONTANA: Jordan is one of the most prolific running backs to ever play at Montana. He begins his senior season ranked fourth in school history in career rushing yards with 2,228 and in career touchdown runs with 29. He is tied for 14th in scoring at UM with 174 points. He was elected team captain on offense in 2014, along with senior quarterback Jordan Johnson. His 16 rushing TDs are the most by a returning league player this season. He has eight career 100-yard rushing games. Canada was placed on the 2014 College Football Performance Awards (CFPA) FCS Awards Watch List for running backs.

2013: He had an outstanding season, with team-highs of 211 carries for 1,062 yards, and 16 touchdowns. He rushed for four touchdowns at Sacramento State, tying UM’s single-season record with four other players. His 96 points tied him for the 14th most in a season. He rushed for 189 yards – the 12th most in UM’s single game history – in a 42-6 home win over Weber State, and tied a school record with five other players with an 80-yard TD run in that game.

He was ranked seventh in the Big Sky Conference, averaging 81.7 yards a game rushing, which ranked him 56th in the FCS. His 16 rushing TDs were the third most in the league a year ago, and ranked him 11th in the nation. Canada’s 7.4 points a game ranked him fifth in the league in scoring. He rushed for more than 100 yards six times. He was an honorable mention all-conference selection.

2012: He was second on the team with 586 yards rushing. He rushed for 167 yards on only 19 carries (an 11.4-yards per carry average) in a 32-26 loss at Eastern Washington.

2011: He was the Grizzlies’ second leading rusher with 580 yards for a team-high 9 TDs. He had a 46-yard game-winning touchdown run in a 28-24 win at Northern Arizona. He rushed for 159 yards on just 14 carries in a 30-24 home win over Portland State.

2010: He was a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL: As a junior at Duarte High School Jordan rushed for more than 1,900 yards and 19 TDs, and averaged 13.2 points per game...he did not play football his senior year at South Hills High School because of transfer issues....he was the team MVP at Duarte as a sophomore and junior, and was coached there by Wordell Crutchfield.

CAREER HIGHS: He rushed for 189 yards against Weber State last season. He had five receptions against Cal Poly last season. He had 25 carries in UM’s opener over Appalachian State last year. He had a career-long 42-yard catch against Coastal Carolina a year ago, and had 50 receiving yards in that contest. He has two or more touchdown runs in seven career games, including a record-tying four versus WSU in 2013.

PERSONAL: His major is sociology. His mom is Gala Canada of Duarte. Birth date: Sept. 16, 1992.

#26 Jordan canadaRunning Back | 5-9 | 190 | Sr. | 3V

West Covina, Calif. | Duarte & South Hills High Schools

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MONTANA: Ellis has been battling an illness the past couple of months and he hopes to begin practice soon, but he might be unable to play in 2014. He is currently ranked in career receiving touchdowns (13th, with 16 TDs) and receiving yards (28th, with 1,368 yards). He has played in 24 career games with 20 starts.

2013: He became the 11th receiver in school history to have more than 1,000 receiving yards with a team-high 1,008. Those 1,008 receiving yards a year ago tied him for 10th for the most in a season with Matt Wells (1,008, 1995). His 14 receiving TDs tie him for the third most in single-season history with Etu Molden (14, 2001), while his 15 total touchdowns a year ago tie him for the eighth most ever with Marc Mariani (15, 2009). He was the recipient of UM’s Terry Dillon Award (outstanding back or receiver).

He was tabbed second team All-Big Sky Conference at both wide receiver and as a return specialist. He averaged a league-high 23.4 yards per catch. He was ranked in the league’s top 10 in five categories: first in punt return average (12.2 ypr); fourth in kickoff return average (24.0 ypr); tied for sixth in scoring (6.9 ppg); sixth in all-purpose yards (142.4 ypg); and 10th in receiving yards a game (77.5 pg). His 14 TD grabs were the third most in the FCS and in the Big Sky. He was ranked seventh in the nation in punt returns; 19th in all-purpose yards; and 39th in kickoff return average. His 1,851 all-purpose yards were the seventh most in a season. 2012: He was third on the team with 23 receptions, and averaged a team-high 15.7 yards per catch.

2011: He attended the University of Hawaii to play football, but never did play there.

HIGH SCHOOL: Career-wise he had 109 receptions for 1,893 yards and 24 TDs, plus eight kick/punt returns for touchdowns, along with 143 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and 9 interceptions. His football teams had a three-year record of 28-9. His senior year he was selected the league’s Defensive Player of the Year, and named all-state on defense. He was a first team all-league pick at defensive back and at wide receiver. He also lettered three times in

baseball and once in track.

CAREER HIGHS: He had 8 catches against Eastern Washington at home last season and at North Dakota in 2012. He had 188 receiving yards at UND last year – the 15th highest total in single-game history at Mon-tana. He had a 98-yard kickoff return for a game-winning TD at South Dakota last season with 1:36 left in the game. That 98-yard KOR for a score is the third longest in school history. His career-long catch is a 71-yarder for a touchdown at USD last season. His career-long punt return is 54 yards against Oklahoma Panhandle State last season. He had a 24-yard run against Portland State a year ago.

PERSONAL: His major is health and human performance. Birth date: July 7, 1992. His parents are Ron Henderson and Maggie Mohammadi of Portland.

#7 ellis hendersonWide Receiver/Returner | 6-0 | 185 | Jr. | 2VPortland, Ore. | Hawaii | Skyview High School

RECEIVINGYear G/S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2012 11/7 23 360 15.7 2 45t2013 13/13 43 1,008 23.4 14 71tTotal 24/20 66 1,368 20.7 16 71t

KICKOFF RETURNSYear No. Yards Avg. TD Long2012 8 170 21.3 0 432013 21 505 24.0 1 98tTotal 29 675 23.3 1 98t

PUNT RETURNSNo. Yards Avg. TD Long25 305 12.2 0 54



MONTANA: Matt will start for the third season in a row. He is Montana’s leading returning tackler as a senior. He begins his senior year ranked 29th in school history with 239 career tackles. Hermanson was placed on the 2014 College Football Performance Awards (CFPA) FCS Awards Watch List for defensive backs.

2013: He was second on the team with 107 tackles, in solo stops with 53, in forced fumbles (tie) with three, and in fumble recoveries with two. He was ranked 13th in the Big Sky Conference with 8.9 tackles a game, which ranked him 51st in the FCS. He was a second team all-league selection.

2012: He started in 10 games (he missed the Southern Utah game because of an injury) and was fourth on the team with 67 tackles, and tied for the team lead with two interceptions. He was an honorable mention All-Big Sky pick.

2011: He played in 13 games and started in one (Northern Colorado) as a true freshman. He was fifth on the team with 65 tackles, and tied with two other players with a team-leading three interceptions.

HIGH SCHOOL: His senior season at Washington High School he led his team to a second straight 13-0 season and state championship. As a senior he passed for 1,400 yards and 21 touchdowns, and rushed for 600 yards and six TDs, and had 76 tackles and four interceptions. His junior and senior seasons on defense he had combined 140 tackles and 11 picks. His prep football coach was his dad, Brian Hermanson. He earned 11 letters: four each in football and track and three in basketball. He was a three-time all-state pick in football, and his state’s Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior, and

tabbed football MVP on defense as a junior and senior. He served as a team captain in football and in hoops his senior year.

CAREER HIGHS: He had a career-high 18 tackles in UM’s 21-14 home win over Cal Poly last season. He had 10 solo stops (and 14 total tack-les) and two forced fumbles at Sacramento State a year ago. He returned a fumble recovery for a 35-yard touchdown in UM’s 31-27 come-from-behind win at South Dakota last season. He has had 10 or more tackles in six games, including four in 2013.

PERSONAL: He is an anthropology major. Birth date: June 8, 1992. His parents are Mary and Brian Hermanson of Sioux Falls.

matt hermansonFree Safety | 6-1 | 198 | Sr. | 3V

Sioux Falls, S.D. | Washington High School#12

YEAR G/S Solo Ast TT TFL SACKS FF FR PD INT BLK2011 13/1 38 27 65 3.5(-6) 0 2 1 1 3 02012 10/10 30 37 67 1.5(-3) 0 0 0 0 2 02013 12/12 53 54 107 2.0(-9) 1 (-7) 3 2 1 0 0 TOTAL 35/23 121 118 239 7(-18) 1(-7) 5 3 2 5 0

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MONTANA: Stephen is one of the top punters in the FCS and in Montana history. He currently aver-ages 42.81 yards per punt, which would surpass UM’s career record (42.56, Mike Rice, 1985-86). So far in his career he has 23 punts of 50 or more yards, and 38 inside the opponents’ 20-yard line. He is a nominee for the 2014 prestigious Ray Guy Award for the best college punter in the country.

2013: He was ranked fifth in the Big Sky Conference and seventh in the FCS, averaging 43.9 yards on 49 punts. He was an honorable mention all-league selection for the second year in a row.

2012: He was ranked 21st in the nation, averaging 41.83 yards on 54 punts, including 23 inside the op-ponents’ 20-yard line. He was an honorable mention All-Big Sky pick.

2011: He was a redshirt at Montana.

HIGH SCHOOL: He had an exceptional senior year at Capital High School, when he averaged 43.4-yards per punt, and was named first team All-Idaho 5-A at punter. His senior season he was tabbed all-league at punter and at kicker (when he had 44 of 65 kickoffs for touchbacks). He was chosen

Capital’s special teams MVP as a senior. He averaged 42.0 yards as a junior at Lutheran High School in Villa Park, Calif. His head coach at Capital his senior year was Todd Simis.

CAREER HIGHS: He averaged 49.2 yards a punt (five punts) against Liberty last season. He had nine punts at North Dakota a year ago. His long is 62 yards versus Southern Utah, and he had a 61-yarder in the South Dakota game.

PERSONAL: His major is political science. Birth date: Nov. 21, 1992. His guardians are his aunt and uncle, Cindy and Dan Ediger of Boise. His mom is Cathy Shaw of Fullerton, Calif.

#88 stephen shaWPunter | 6-3 | 245 | Jr. | 2V

Boise, Idaho | Capital High School

YEAR G/S NO. YDS. AVG. LONG TB FC I20 50+ BLK2012 11/11 54 2,259 41.83 62 9 18 23 11 02013 13/13 49 2,150 43.87 64 5 14 15 12 1Total 24/24 103 4,409 42.81 64 14 32 38 23 1

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MONTANA: Tonga will be starting for the third consecutive season in 2014. He was chosen a co-cap-tain on defense, sharing that job with senior defensive end Zack Wagenmann. He is the Grizzlies’ eighth leading returning tackler.

2013: He started in 11 contests (he missed the Appalachian State and Cal Poly games because of an injury), and was UM’s 14th leading tackler with 32 stops. He was a third team All-Big Sky Conference selection.

2012: He was the Grizzlies’ 12th (tie) leading tackler with 30 stops. He led the team with two fumble recoveries. He was an honorable mention All-Big Sky pick.

2011: He played in eight games and lettered.

2010: He was a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL: Takai (pronounced Tuhk-eye) was chosen first team all-conference and honorable mention all-state at Damien Memorial High School as a senior. He earned 10 letters in five different sports: football (3), track and field (4), wrestling (1), canoe paddling (1), and judo (1). He was awarded the “Lineman Award” as a senior. He was also tabbed the recipient of his school’s Field Athlete of the Year Award in track. He served as a team captain in football as a se-nior. His high school football coach was Pana-hou Aina.

CAREER HIGHS: He had six tackles (five un-assisted) at Northern Arizona last season. He had a sack and two quarterback hurries at North Dakota a year ago. He recovered fumbles in the South Dakota and Weber State games in 2012.

PERSONAL: He is a sociology major. His par-ents are Vivieni and Ilisapeti Takai of Honolulu. Birth date: November 29, 1992.

#95 tonga takaiNose Tackle | 6-2 | 301 | Sr. | 3V

Honolulu, Hawaii | Damien Memorial High School

Year G/S Solo Ast TT TFL Sacks Int PD QBH FR FF BLK2011 8/0 1 5 6 0.5 (-1) 0 0 1 0 0 0 02012 11/11 9 21 30 4.5(-20) 2(-12) 0 0 0 2 0 02013 11/11 11 21 32 2.5(-7) 1(-14) 0 2 3 0 0 0Totals 30/22 21 47 68 7.5(-28) 3(-26) 0 3 3 2 0 0

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ALL-AMERICAN HISTORYYear ........................Name (All-American Earned) ...................................Position1918 ...........................Chris Bentz (+) .................................................................. OT/DT1925 ...........................William “Wild Bill” Kelly (*+) ......................................... QB1926 ...........................William “Wild Bill” Kelly (&+) ........................................ QB1928 ...........................Tom Davis (*) ..................................................................... QB1929 ...........................Jim Morrow (*) .................................................................. QB1930 ...........................Waldo Ekegren (*) ............................................................. HB1933 ...........................Bob Stansberry (#&) ......................................................... HB1933 ...........................Henry Blastic (*) ................................................................ HB1934 ...........................Naseby Rhinehart (*) ........................................................ End1935 ...........................Hank Blastic (*) ................................................................. HB1937 ...........................Milt Popovich (&) ............................................................. HB1938 ...........................Roland Lundberg (#*) ....................................................... HB1939 ...........................Frank Nugent (#) ............................................................... HB1941 ...........................Eso Naranche (#) ............................................................... FB1950 ...........................Ken Campbellm (#*) ......................................................... OC1953 ...........................Dick Imer (#*) .................................................................... HB1954 ...........................Dick Imer (#*) .................................................................... HB1954 ..........................Joe DeLuca (#*) .................................................................. OG1955 ...........................Doug Dansinger (#*) ......................................................... OG1955 ...........................Dale Shupe (*) .................................................................... HB1957 ...........................Stan Renning (#&*) ........................................................... LB/OG1958 ...........................Stan Renning (#) ................................................................ LB/OG1958 ...........................John Lands (*) .................................................................... End1959 ...........................John Lands (*) .................................................................... End1962 ...........................Terry Dillon (#).................................................................. HB/DB1965 ...........................Wayne Harrington (*) ....................................................... LB1967 ...........................Bob Beers (#&) .................................................................. MLB1968 ...........................Bob Beers (*) ...................................................................... MLB1968 ...........................Tuufuli Uperesa (#) ........................................................... OT1968 ...........................Herb White (*) ................................................................... DE 1969 ...........................Ray Brum (*) ...................................................................... QB1969 ...........................Les Kent (#) ........................................................................ HB 1969 ...........................Larry Miller (#) .................................................................. DT1969 ...........................Karl Stein (#) ...................................................................... FS1969 ...........................Tuufuli Uperesa (#&) ........................................................ OT1970 ...........................Arnie Blancas (*) ............................................................... HB1970 ...........................Larry Miller (*) .................................................................. DT1970 ...........................Steve Okoniewski (*#%) ................................................... OT1970 ...........................Karl Stein (%) ..................................................................... FS1971 ...........................Steve Caputo (*) ................................................................. HB1971 ...........................Barry Darrow (*) ............................................................... OG1971 ...........................Steve Okoniewski (#&) ..................................................... OT1972 ...........................Barry Darrow (#) ............................................................... OG 1974 ...........................Ron Rosenberg (#) ............................................................ MLB 1975 ...........................Greg Anderson (*#) ........................................................... DB/Ret.1976 ...........................Greg Anderson (#&) ......................................................... DB/Ret.1977 ...........................Monty Bullerdick (*#) ....................................................... HB 1979 ...........................Jim Hard (%) ...................................................................... WR1981 ...........................Pat Curry (*)....................................................................... DE 1982 ...........................Tony Fudge (*) ................................................................... SS 1982 ...........................Marty Mornhinweg (*#) ................................................... QB 1983 ...........................Brian Salonen (#%!) .......................................................... TE1984 ...........................Marty Mornhinweg (*) ..................................................... QB1985 ...........................Mike Rice (#) ...................................................................... WR/P1986 ...........................Tony Breland (*) ................................................................ DB1986 ...........................Larry Clarkson (%) ........................................................... OT1986 ...........................Mike Rice (*) ...................................................................... WR/P1987 ...........................Tony Breland (*) ................................................................ DB1987 ...........................Scott Camper (#) ............................................................... DT1987 ...........................Larry Clarkson (+%^) ...................................................... OT

Dick Imer, 1953-54, Associated Press, Honorable Mention (Sports Information archives)

Larry Clarkson, 1986-Kodak All-American/1987-Walter Camp, Ko-dak All-American, The Sports Network (Sports Information archives)


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1987 ...........................Pat Foster (#) ...................................................................... DE1987 ...........................Mike Rankin (*#) ............................................................... MLB 1987 ...........................Bill Venard (*#) .................................................................. OG1988 ...........................Jay Fagan (#) ....................................................................... OG1988 ...........................Jody Farmer ($) .................................................................. RB1988 ...........................Tim Hauck (#%) ................................................................ FS1988 ...........................Mike Rankin (#) ................................................................ MLB1988 ...........................Quinton Richardson (*#).................................................. DB1988 ...........................Kirk Scrafford (*#) ............................................................. OG1989 ...........................Grady Bennett (*) .............................................................. QB1989 ...........................J.C. Campbell (*#) ............................................................. OLB1989 ...........................Tim Hauck (#%^) .............................................................. FS1989 ...........................Mike Rankin (#) ................................................................ MLB1989 ...........................Kirk Scrafford ($) .............................................................. OG1990 ...........................Grady Bennett ($) .............................................................. QB1990 ...........................Rick Erps (#) ...................................................................... OG1990 ...........................Mike Trevathan ($^) ......................................................... WR1991 ...........................Sean Dorris (*$) ................................................................. SS1991 ...........................Chad Germer (#$) ............................................................. OC1991 ...........................Chad Lembke (*$) ............................................................. MLB1993 ...........................Dave Dickenson (*) ........................................................... QB1993 ...........................Todd Ericson, #) ................................................................ SS1993 ...........................Scott Gragg (#) ................................................................... OT1994 ...........................Dave Dickenson (#) ........................................................... QB1994 ...........................Dan Downs ($) .................................................................. LB1994 ...........................Scott Gragg (#!$^) ............................................................. OT 1994 ...........................Jay Turner ($) ..................................................................... DE1995 ...........................Mike Agee (#$) .................................................................. OG1995 ...........................Mike Bouchee ($) .............................................................. MLB1995 ...........................Jason Crebo (*#$^) ............................................................ LB1995 ...........................Dave Dickenson (#!$^+) .................................................. QB1995 ...........................David Kempfert ($) ........................................................... OC1995 ...........................Yohance Manzanarez (*$) ................................................ DE1995 ...........................Blaine McElmurry (*) ....................................................... FS1995 ...........................Eric Simonson ($) .............................................................. OT1995 ...........................Matt Wells (#$^) ................................................................ WR1996 ...........................Mike Agee (#$^+) ............................................................. OG1996 ...........................Brian Ah Yat (#$^+) .......................................................... QB1996 ...........................Mike Bouchee (#) .............................................................. MLB1996 ...........................Jason Crebo, #$^ ................................................................ LB1996 ...........................Joe Douglass (#!$^) ........................................................... WR1996 ...........................Corey Falls (*) .................................................................... DE1996 ...........................David Kempfert (#!$^) ..................................................... OC1996 ...........................Blaine McElmurry (*$^) ................................................... FS1996 ...........................Jeff Zellick (*$) ................................................................... OG1997 ...........................Brian Ah Yat (*) ................................................................. QB1997 ...........................Jason Crebo (#!^+) ............................................................ LB1997 ...........................Justin Gaines ($*) .............................................................. CB1998 ...........................Brian Ah Yat (#*) ............................................................... QB1998 ...........................Raul Pacheco (#*) .............................................................. WR1999 ...........................Kelley Bryant (#!^) ............................................................ DT1999 ...........................Yohancy Humphery (#$&) ............................................... RB 1999 ...........................Vince Huntsberger (*)....................................................... SS1999 ...........................Drew Miller (#$^) ............................................................. QB1999 ...........................Dallas Neil (*) .................................................................... TE1999 ...........................Chase Raynock (^) ............................................................ OT1999 ...........................Jeremy Watkins (*) ............................................................ WR 2000 ...........................Calvin Coleman ($) ........................................................... CB2000 ...........................Jimmy Farris (#^) .............................................................. WR2000 ...........................Vince Huntsberger (#$^+) ............................................... SS2000 ...........................Yohance Humphery (*$) ................................................... RB

Yohance Humphrey, 1999-Associated Press, Don Hanson’s Foot-ball Gazette, United Press International/2000-Honorable Men-tion, Don Hanson’s Football Gazette/2001-Associated Press, Don Hanson’s Football Gazette, The Sports Network

Brian Ah Yat, 1996-Associated Press, Don Hanson’s Football Gazette, The Sports Network, Walter Camp/1997-Honorable Mention/1998- Associated Press, Honorable Mention

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Key:#=Associated Press ^=The Sports Network &=United Press International +=Walter Camp All-American !=American FB Coaches’ Association$=Don Hanson’s Football Gazette *=Honorable Mention ~=Phil Steele All-American %=Kodak All-American

Jordan Tripp, 2012-The Sports Network, Associated Press, Phil Steele All-American/2013-Associated Press, The Sports Network, American Football Coaches’ Association

Alan Saenz, 2005-Associated Press

2000 ...........................Drew Miller (*) .................................................................. QB2000 ...........................Etu Molden (*) ................................................................... WR2000 ...........................Andy Petek (*) ................................................................... DE2000 ...........................Matt Steinau (*) ................................................................. MLB2001 ...........................Calvin Coleman(*) ............................................................ CB 2001 ...........................Yohancy Humphery (#$^)................................................ RB 2001 ...........................VinceHuntsberger (#$^+) ................................................ SS2001 ...........................Etu Molden (#$^) .............................................................. WR 2001 ...........................Ciche Pitcher ($) ................................................................ DE 2001 ...........................Mark Spencer ($) ............................................................... P2001 ...........................Matt Steinau ($*) ............................................................... LB2001 ...........................Thatcher Szalay (#!$^+) .................................................... OG2001 ...........................Trey Young ($*) .................................................................. FS2002 ...........................DylanMcFarland (#$^) ..................................................... OT2002 ...........................Levander Segars ($) ........................................................... PR2002 ...........................Vernon Smith (*$) ............................................................. CB2002 ...........................Trey Young (!#$^+) ........................................................... FS2003 ...........................Tim Bush (#^) .................................................................... DE2003 ...........................Dylan McFarland (!#^) ..................................................... OT2003 ...........................Chris Snyder (#^$) ............................................................ K 2003 ...........................Jon Skinner ($) ................................................................... OT2004 ...........................Mike Murphy (#) ............................................................... DE2004 ...........................Cory Procter (#^) .............................................................. DE2005 ...........................Alan Saenz (#) .................................................................... DT2006 ...........................Cody Balogh, (^) ............................................................... OT2006 ...........................Kroy Biermann (+#^$) ..................................................... DE2006 ...........................Dan Carpenter (#) ............................................................. K2006 ...........................Tuff Harris (^) .................................................................... PR2006 ...........................Mike Murphy (!#^) ........................................................... DE 2007 ...........................Colt Anderson (^*) ........................................................... SS2007 ...........................Kroy Biermann (!*^+) ...................................................... DE2007 ...........................Dan Carpenter (#^+) ........................................................ K2007 ...........................Colin Dow (^*) .................................................................. OL2007 ...........................Lex Hilliard (^*) ................................................................ RB2007 ...........................Tyson Johnson (^) ............................................................. P2007 ...........................Craig Mettler (^*) .............................................................. DT2007 ...........................J.D. Quinn (^*) .................................................................. OC2007 ...........................Brent Russum (^*)............................................................. OT2008 ...........................Colt Anderson (#+^!) ....................................................... SS2008 ...........................Cole Bergquist (^*) ........................................................... QB2008 ...........................Colin Dow (#+^) ............................................................... OG2008 ...........................Marc Mariani (^) ............................................................... WR2008 ...........................J.D. Quinn (^*) .................................................................. OC2008 ...........................Chase Reynolds (^*) ......................................................... RB2008 ...........................Brent Russum (^) .............................................................. OT2009 ...........................Levi Horn (^!) .................................................................... OT2009 ...........................Mark Mariani (#^+) .......................................................... WR/Ret.2009 ...........................Chase Reynolds (^) ........................................................... RB2010 ...........................Trumaine Johnson (!+^~#) .............................................. CB2010 ...........................Erik Stoll (~) ....................................................................... SS2011 ...........................Trumaine Johnson (!+^~#) .............................................. CB2011 ...........................Caleb McSurdy (^#~!) ...................................................... LB2011 ...........................Jabin Sambrano (^~) ......................................................... WR/Ret.2011 ...........................Jon Opperud (#~) .............................................................. OT2012 ...........................Danny Kistler (~) .............................................................. OT2012 ...........................Jordan Tripp (^#~) ............................................................ LB2012 ...........................Zack Wagenmann (^#~) .................................................. DE2013 ...........................Danny Kistler Jr. (#+^!) .................................................... OT2013 ...........................Jordan Tripp (#^!) ............................................................. LB

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SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 NORTHERN COLORADO @ MONTANA

SATURDAY, OCT. 4 UC DAVIS @ PORTLAND STATE

SATURDAY, OCT. 11 MONTANA STATE @ UC DAVIS

SATURDAY, OCT. 18 NORTHERN ARIZONA @ PORTLAND STATE

SATURDAY, OCT. 25 EASTERN WASHINGTON @ NORTHERN ARIZONA

SATURDAY, NOV. 1 SACRAMENTO STATE @ MONTANA

SATURDAY, NOV. 8 MONTANA @ EASTERN WASHINGTON

SATURDAY, NOV. 15 IDAHO STATE @ MONTANA STATE

FRIDAY, NOV. 21 EASTERN WASHINGTON @ PORTLAND STATE

SATURDAY, NOV. 22 MONTANA STATE @ MONTANA

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37 Trevor Poole, Senior Offensive Tackle


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MONTANA: Joshua ended spring drills as the starter at the boundary cornerback position. He is Montana’s fifth leading returning tackler.2013: He played in all 13 games and started in one (Eastern Washington). He was 11th on the team with 39 total tackles.2012: He was UM’s eighth tackler with 46 stops. He played in all 11 games and started in four. He was moved from wide receiver to corner-back in the spring of 2012.2011: He lettered as a true freshman at wide receiver, playing in 12 games. HIGH SCHOOL: He played primarily running back, but also played de-fensive back, and returned kickoffs and punts. As a senior he rushed for 722 yards and 10 TDs and caught 35 passes for three TDs. He was a stand-out in track and field for Brophy, which won Arizona’s Division I team championship in 2011. He placed in the long jump and in the triple jump at the state meet. He was named one of 33 top senior football players from Arizona and Southern California and chosen for the inaugural All-Star Game (he elected not to play in the game).CAREER HIGHS: He had eight tackles at South Dakota last season and at Eastern Washington in 2012. He had five pass deflections against Southern Utah in 2012. He had an interception at Northern Colorado as a sophomore.PERSONAL: His parents are Rhonda and Glenn Dennard. Glenn played football at Arizona State in the mid’80’s. His uncle, Preston Dennard, played in the NFL for eight seasons (1978-85). Josh’s older brother, B.J., played at Arizona (2004-08). Birth date: April 13, 1993. He is a sociology major.

Year G/S UT AT TT TFL Sacks2011 12/0 3 5 8 0 02012 11/4 22 24 46 2(-3) 02013 13/1 20 19 39 1(-2) 0Totals 36/5 45 48 93 3(-5) 0

Year Int. PB FR FF Blk2011 0 0 0 0 02012 1 0 0 0 02013 0 1 0 0 0Totals 1 1 0 0 0

#14 Joshua DennarD

Cornerback | 5-11 | 194 | Sr. | 3VPhoenix, Ariz. | Brophy College Prep

MONTANA: Herbert was moved from safety to linebacker late last fall. He ended spring drills competing against fellow junior Connor Lebsock for the starting berth at the “sam” linebacker position.2013: He played in 11 games and had 14 tackles.2012: He was pressed into duty as a true freshman and played in seven games, missing a few games because of an injury.HIGH SCHOOL: He helped the San Clemente High School Tritons to a 12-2 record and a berth in the Pac5 Southern Conference Section title game as a senior when he had 112 tackles, including 82 solo stops, and seven sacks. His prep football coach was John Hamro. He was voted “De-fensive Player of the Year” his senior season. He was first team all-county and all-league in track as a senior. He was tabbed first team all-state in track in his senior year. He was a two-time MVP in track. He was the conference champion in the 100 meters (PR of 10.71).CAREER HIGHS: He had four tackles against Oklahoma Panhandle State last season. He had a fumble recovery at Sacramento State a year ago.PERSONAL: His major is business administration. Birth date: Dec. 14, 1993. His parents are Herbert and Rosalia Gamboa of San Clemente.

Year G/S UT AT TT TFL Sacks2012 7/0 2 5 7 0 02013 11/0 3 11 14 0 0Totals 18/0 5 16 21 0 0

Year Int. PB FR FF Blk2012 0 0 0 0 02013 0 0 1 0 0Totals 0 0 1 0 0

#36 herbertGamboa

Linebacker | 6-1 | 215 | Jr. | 2VSan Clemente, Calif. | San Clemente HS



MONTANA: Nate will start for the second season in a row at the field cornerback position in 2014. He is the Grizzlies’ sixth leading returning tackler.2013: He started all 13 games and was UM’s 12th leading tackler with 38 stops. He tied two other players for the team lead in interceptions with three, and he had a team-high 60 return yards on those picks. He was an All-Big Sky Conference honorable mention selection. He was an All-Big Sky academic team selection.2012: He played in 10 games and started in two. He was 14th on the team with 26 tackles. 2011: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was named first team All-C.I.F. and first team all-league at running back and cornerback as a senior at Chino Hills High School when he rushed for 1,169 yards and 14 touchdowns. He was also an exceptional defensive back and had three interceptions in 2010. His senior squad went 10-3. His prep coach was Matt McCain.CAREER HIGHS: He had 11 tackles at Sacramento State last season, including nine unassisted stops. PERSONAL: His major is sociology. Birth date: Sept. 2, 1993. His par-ents are Michael and Monique Harris of Chino Hills.

Year G/S UT AT TT TFL Sacks2012 10/2 9 17 26 1 (-3) 0 2013 13/13 22 16 38 1(-3) 0Totals 23/15 31 33 64 2(-6) 0

#11 NateHarris

Cornerback | 5-10 | 188 | Jr. | 2VChino, Calif. | Chino Hills HS

MONTANA: Logan is a returning veteran who is the projected starter at center in 2014.2013: He played in eight games and started against Oklahoma Panhandle State.2012: He saw considerable action on the O-line and started the last two games at center.2011: He was a squad member at UM.JUNIOR COLLEGE: He was the starter at left tackle as a freshman for the Wolves.HIGH SCHOOL: He prepped at Northwest Christian High School, where he was named first team all-state as a senior, and was a second team pick as a junior at center. He played in the Arizona All-Star Football Game and was named to the All-Arizona Football Team by the Arizona Republic.PERSONAL: He plays along-side his brother, Jordan, his identical twin, who ended spring drills as the starter at left guard. Birth date: Nov. 20, 1991. His parents are Brian and Tina Hines of Phoenix. He is a sociology major.

#66 LogaN Hines

Center | 6-4 | 291 | Sr. | 2VPhoenix, Ariz. | Phoenix College

| Northwest Christian HS

Year Int. PB FR FF Blk2012 1 3 0 1 0 2013 3 1 0 0 0Totals 4 4 0 1 0



MONTANA: Tyrone will soon move on to UM’s career sacks top 25 list, as he currently has nine. He will be starting at defensive end for the second straight season in 2014. He is UM’s seventh leading returning tackler.2013: He started all 13 games and was the Grizzlies’ 13th leading tackler with 37 stops. He was third (tie) on the team with four sacks, and tied for fourth in tackles for loss with six. He was an honorable mention All-Big Sky Conference pick. He was named to the league’s all-academic team for the second season in a row.2012: He played in all 11 games and started in one (Liberty) as a true freshman. He was third on the team with 5.0 sacks, and 15th in total tack-les with 24.HIGH SCHOOL: He was the 2011 co-defensive player of the year in the Midwestern League as a senior. He was also named first team all-state and earned all-league honors as a senior. He was an all-conference selec-tion three times in football both ways. He served as a team captain in basketball as a junior and senior. He was a four-year letterman in hoops and in track, and garnered three letters in football. He was named the co-Conference “Defensive Player of the Year” as a senior. His prep football coach was Jacob Shauffler. He was a versatile track athlete, winning the state champion in the shot put, and placing fourth in the high hurdles.CAREER HIGHS: He had nine tackles and four sacks against Idaho State in 2013. He had a season-high seven tackles against Cal Poly last year. PERSONAL: His major is business administration. Birth date: Sept. 10, 1993. His parents are Tyrone and Angie Holmes of Eagle Point.

Year G/S UT AT TT Sacks TFL2012 11/1 6 18 24 5 (-32) 5.5(-33)2013 13/13 8 29 37 4(-30) 6(-20)Total 24/14 14 47 61 9(-62) 11(-53)

Year Int. PB FR FF QBH Blk2012 0 0 0 0 3 02013 0 0 0 0 5 0Total 0 0 0 0 8 0

#91 tyroNeHolmes

Defensive End | 6-4 | 245 | Jr. | 2VEagle Point, Ore. | Eagle Point HS

(Mike Bashor photo)

MONTANA: Jamaal will start at the “X” receiver spot for the second straight season. He is the Grizzlies’ second leading returning receiver. 2013: He started all 13 games. He was second on the team with 42 recep-tions (just one catch behind the leader, Ellis Henderson) and 760 yards. He had two or more catches is nine games. WASHINGTON: He saw action in three games in 2012 and earned a letter. He served as the team captain for the Huskies in their game against Arizona. He was a redshirt at UW in 2011.HIGH SCHOOL: He was a first team All-South Puget Sound League at wide receiver as a junior and senior at Graham-Kapowsin High School in Spanaway. He missed his senior season due to an injury. He was listed as the state of Washington’s No. 11 overall recruit by rivals.com as a senior. He was also a standout basketball player earning all-league honors as a junior and sophomore.CAREER HIGHS: He had seven catches in three games (Eastern Wash-ington, at Sacramento State, and at Montana State). He had 143 receiv-ing yards at Sacramento State. He had two touchdown receptions against Coastal Carolina last season, including a career-long 72 yarder for a TD. PERSONAL: His major is communications. His birth date is Jan. 31, 1993. His parents are Linda and Alvin Jones of Spanaway.

RECEIVINGYear G/S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2013 13/13 42 760 18.1 3 72t

#6 JamaaLJones

Wide Receiver | 6-1 | 191 | Jr. | 1VSpanaway, Wash. | Washington

| Graham-Kapowsin HS



MONTANA: Caleb saw limited action in the spring due to an injury, but is expected to start this season. He is the Grizzlies’ fourth leading return-ing tackler.2013: He was the 10th leading tackler on the team with 40 stops. He played in all 13 games and started in two (Appalachian State and Cal Poly). His six tackles for loss were the fourth most (tie) on the team.2012: He was pressed into action as a true freshman, playing in 10 games. He was 18th on the team in total tackles.HIGH SCHOOL: He was selected Montana’s Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior, when he led the Helena Capital Bruins to a 12-1 record and the Class AA state championship. Voted “AA” defensive MVP his senior year. He was named first team all-state at guard as a sophomore, junior, and senior, and first team all-state at defensive end his senior year. He amassed 97 total tackles, 13 sacks, 11 tackles for a loss and six forced fumbles as a senior. He also recorded 45 pancake blocks on offense in his senior season. He was selected to play in Montana’s annual East-West Shrine Game and Montana-Dakota All-Star Game. His prep football coach was Pat Murphy. He was named to the Great Falls Tribune “Super Team.”CAREER-HIGHS: He had five tackles against Cal Poly and Weber State last season. PERSONAL: His major is business administration. Birth date: Feb. 4, 1994. His parents are Lance and Kathy Kidder of Helena. Misc.: His uncle, K.C. McGowan, played basketball at Montana from 1986-89.

YEAR G/S Solo Ast TT TFL SACKS2012 10/0 4 10 14 2.5(-11) 1.5 (-8)2013 13/2 10 30 40 6(-20) 3.5(-17)Totals 25/2 14 40 54 8.5(-31) 5(-25)

YEAR FF FR PD QBH INT BLK2012 0 0 0 0 0 02013 0 0 5 0 0 0Totals 0 0 5 0 0 0

#44 CaLebKiDDer

Defensive Tackle | 6-5 | 275 | Jr. | 2VHelena, Mont. | Capital HS


MONTANA: Trevor has been slowed by an injury the past couple of sea-sons, and might not be physically able to play his senior year. He was slated to start for the third season in a row in 2014. He has started at both left guard and left tackle in his career.2013: He started all 13 games at left guard and was named to the Big Sky Conference’s third team.2012: He started the first nine games of the season at left tackle, missing the final two contests for personal reasons.2011: He saw considerable action and lettered.2010: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was an all-state selection at Ferris High School as a senior. He lettered in football and track. His prep football coach was Jim Sharkey. He played high school football with former UM starting center Kjelby Oiland.PERSONAL: He is a sociology major. Birth date: Nov. 25, 1991. His parents are Scott and Lisa Poole. He wears the same number (72) that his dad Scott did when he played for the Griz from 1981-85.

#72 trevor Poole

Offensive Tackle | 6-5 | 290 | Sr. | 3VSpokane, Wash. | Ferris HS



MONTANA: Travon (pronounced: trey-vonn) is an explosive player, and he and fellow-senior Jordan Canada give the Griz one of the most dynamic one-two punches at running back at the FCS level.2013: He was the Grizzlies’ second leading rusher with 523 yards for six touchdowns. He played in 11 games (he missed the Sacramento State and South Dakota games due to an injury). MARSHALL: He was the second leading rusher for Marshall as a red-shirt freshman in 2011, when he rushed 143 times for 551 yards and three touchdowns, and was named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team, playing in all 13 games with two starts. He also caught 21 passes for 171 yards. After three games in the 2012 season he led the Herd with 93 yards on 39 carries, but was moved then to defense, which led to his transfer to Montana. His head coach at Marshall was Doc Holliday. He had 17 carries for 114 yards and a 69-yard touchdown run at Tulsa. He caught six passes for 68 yards in a 34-27 overtime win at East Carolina.HIGH SCHOOL: He rushed for 1,237 yards and 10 touchdowns as a se-nior at Helix High School in San Diego before attending the Milford (N.Y.) Academy. He was rated a four-star recruit by several recruiting services and originally signed with the University of Florida. He also had offers from West Virginia, USC, Miami (Fla.), to name a few. He also lettered in track and field and baseball in high school. CAREER HIGHS: He had 136 yards rushing against Portland State last season. His other 100-yard rushing game was 118 in the 2013 opener at home against Appalachian State, when he had a career-high 20 carries. He scored a touchdown in six different games a year ago. He had a career-high three catches at UC Davis last year. He had a 70-yard TD reception at North Dakota a year ago.PERSONAL: His major is sociology. Birth date: May 6, 1991. Travon’s parents are Willie and Janette Van of San Diego.

RUSHINGYear G/S Att. Net Yds. Avg. TD LG2013 11/0 106 523-4.9 6 42

RECEIVINGYear Rec. Yds.-Avg. TD LG2013 13 176-13.5 1 70t

#8 travoN Van

Running Back | 5-11 | 195 | Sr. | 1VSan Diego, Calif. | Marshall | Helix HS

MONTANA: Kendrick will start at the “Will” linebacker position. He is the Grizzlies’ ninth leading returning tackler.2013: He played in 12 games of 13 games and had 29 tackles. His 29 tackles (14 unassisted) were the 15th most on the team. He was named the Grizzlies’ “Special Teams Player of the Year,” and had several tackles on kickoff and punt coverage teams. He was moved from safety to linebacker in the second half of spring drills.HAWAI’I: He played linebacker in 2012 at Hawai’i, and he had 25 tack-les. In his redshirt season (2011) at UH he was named the Scout Player of the Year on defense.HIGH SCHOOL: He was the Seattle Times’ 3A Washington state Player of the Year in 2010 after helping Bellevue High School to a 13-1 record, as the Wolverines won their third straight state title. He passed for 960 yards and rushed for 550. On defense he had 98 tackles and six interceptions his senior season. He was named his conference’s MVP as a senior. His junior year he had 90 tackles, four forced fumbles, and three interceptions. He was a three-time all-state and all-conference pick in football, and his teams went a combined 39-3 during that time span. He was also a two-time all-conference selection in basketball. His prep football coach was Butch Goncharoff.CAREER HIGHS: He had six tackles against Oklahoma Panhandle State last season. He had a fumble recovery in the Weber State game last year. PERSONAL: His major is economics. Birth date: August 19, 1993. His mom is Michelle Van Ackeren of Bellevue.

Year G/S UT AT TT TL Sack2013 12/0 14 15 29 0.5(-1) 0

Year Int. PD FR FF Blk2013 0 0 1 0 0

#35 KeNdriCK Van acKeren

Linebacker | 6-1 | 220 | Jr. | 1VBellevue, Wash. | Hawaii | Bellevue HS

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Stephen Shaw, junior punter(Mike Bashor photo)


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MONTANA: Jamaal was moved from cornerback to safety in the spring, and is competing for playing time there.2013: He was a squad member at UM.jUNIOR COLLEGE: He was an all-conference selection at cornerback as a freshman (2011) at San Bernardino Valley College, and was also an all-conference pick as a punt returner there. He had 35 tackles and four interceptions in 2012.HIGH SCHOOL: He was an outstanding prep athlete at Summit High School in Fontana and won his school’s “Heisman Award.” He was all-league at wide receiver and at defensive back. He was also an All-C.I.F. Southern Section pick at defensive back as a senior. He also lettered in track.pERSONAL: He is a criminology major. Birth date: Oct. 22, 1992. His parents are Eric and Jackie Anderson of Fontana.

28JamaalAnderson

Free Safety | 5-11| 195 | Sr. | SQFontana, Calif. | San Bernardino Valley College

MONTANA: Kevin continues to work hard and compete for playing time.2011-12-13: He was a squad member at UM.2010: He redshirted at Montana.HIGH SCHOOL: He was an all-state running back and safety at Loyola Sacred Heart High School as a senior when he rushed 138 times for 953 yards, and had 84 tackles on defense. He was named all-conference pick both ways as a junior and senior. He played in the Class B All-Star Game in 2010. Served as a team captain in football his senior year. He earned nine letters: four each in football and track, and one in wrestling. His teams won conference football titles in 2006, 2008, and 2009. His high school football coach was Dan Weber.pERSONAL: He is a history major. Birth date: Sept. 27, 1991. His par-ents are Robert and Karen Berland of Missoula.

84KevinBerlAnd

Wide Receiver | 5-9 | 175 | Sr. | SQMissoula, Mont. | Loyola Sacred Heart HS

MONTANA: Bradley is a redshirt freshman who will vie for playing time at nose tackle this year.2013: He was a redshirt.

43nateBrAdley

Nose Tackle | 5-10 | 260 | Fr. | RSBillings, Mont. | West HS

MONTANA: Ryan is vying for playing time at the “Z” wide receiver posi-tion. 2013: He was a squad member.2012: He was a redshirt at UM.HIGH SCHOOL: He was moved from wide receiver to quarterback his senior season at Central Catholic High School, when he passed for 1,474 yards and 18 touchdowns while leading his team to its fifth straight State A championship game. He also rushed for 704 yards and eight TDs his senior season. His junior year he caught 48 passes for 677 yards and six TDs. His prep football coach was Jim Stanton. He earned 10 letters: four in football and basketball, and two each in track and tennis. He was a two-time all-state pick in both football and basketball. He played in the East-West Shrine Game and was the MVP of the Montana-Dakota All-Star Game. He is the sixth prep in Montana history to play in three major all-star games (two in football and one in basketball). He was a team captain in hoops and in football.pERSONAL: He is a business administration major. Birth date: Jan. 28, 1994. His parents are John and Stella Burke of Billings. His cousin is for-mer Griz linebacker Dan Orizotti, a member of UM’s 2001 national cham-pionship team. Misc. In the fall of 2013 he joined most of his Grizzly foot-ball teammates and signed up to be possible bone marrow donors. He was eventually told that he was a match, and in December Ryan he became a bone marrow donor.

83RyanBurke

Wide Receiver | 6-4 | 190 | So. | SQBillings, Mont. | Central Catholic HS

MONTANA: Austin is competing for playing time at the “X” receiver position.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was all-state at wide receiver as a junior and senior at Beaverhead County High School. He was the 2012 Class “A” 100-me-ter champion, and an all-state performer in that sport. Lettered in track (four), football (three), and basketball (two). His 2011 football team won the state title en route to a 12-0 record. His prep football coach was for-

86austinCArver

Wide Receiver | 6-0 | 195 | Fr. | RSDillon, Mont. | Beaverhead County HS

HIGH SCHOOL: He was a three-year starter on the defensive line and a two-year starter on the offensive line at Billings West High School. He was named all-state as a senior, and all-conference his junior and senior seasons. His prep football coach was long-time mentor Paul Klaboe. He participated in Montana’s annual East-West Shrine Game. He served as a team captain in football and in track. He was also a three-year letterman in track, competing in the shot put and discus.pERSONAL: He has not declared a major yet. Birth date: May 26, 1995. His parents are James Bradley and Tami Haaland of Billings.

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MONTANA: Joey is still recovering from a late season injury and might not be ready go by the start of fall camp in early August. 2013: He was UM’s fourth-leading rusher with 207 yards. He played in eight games, missing the last five because of an injury.2012: He was scheduled to redshirt, but was activated due to an injury to a teammate. HIGH SCHOOL: He rushed for 1,719 yards on 180 carries, and scored 24 touchdowns at Desert Ridge High School as a senior, when his team went 10-3. He rushed for a state single-game record 403 yards and five TDs in a 63-14 win over Phoenix North Canyon. Named all-state and All-Arizona at running back as a senior. His junior year he rushed for 1,329 yards and 19 TDs. He was an all-conference pick in wrestling. Served as team cap-tain and was voted “Most Inspirational” in football as a senior. His prep football coach was Jeremy Hathcock. He also lettered in wrestling, base-ball, and track.CAREER HIGHS: He rushed 10 times for 79 yards, with a long of 31 yards against Portland State last season. He had a 51-yard TD catch at North Dakota a year ago. He had four receptions and two TD grabs against Idaho State in 2012. pERSONAL: He is undecided on a major. His parents are Clint and Leija Counts of Mesa. Birth date: July 1, 1993.

RUSHINGYear G/S Att. Net Yds. Avg. TD LG2012 5/0 14 84-6.0 0 192013 8/0 41 207-5.0 1 31Totals 12/0 45 291-5.8 1 31

RECEIVINGYear Rec. Yds.-Avg. TD LG2012 7 67.6 2 152013 1 51-51.0 1 51tTotals 8 118-14.8 3 51t

21Joey Counts

Halfback | 5-9 | 215 | Jr. | 2VMesa, Ariz. | Desert Ridge HS

MONTANA: Derek is a solid D-end and special teams player. He is Montana’s third leading returning tackler. 2013: He played in all 13 games and was the Grizzlies’ eighth leading (tied) tackler with 41 stops. He was named to the Co-SIDA’s all-district academic team. Twice named to the Big Sky Conference’s academic squad.2012: He played in all 11 games and was 17th on the team with 20 tackles.2011: He was a redshirt at Montana. He enrolled at UM in the winter se-mester of 2011.HIGH SCHOOL: He lettered in football (three), wrestling (three), and track (four) at Whitefish High School. He was an all-state pick on defense as a senior. His senior year he was voted defensive MVP and served as a team captain. He was tabbed an all-conference first team selection at line-backer and at fullback as a junior. His prep football coach was Pat Dryden. He served as team captain in wrestling as a junior, and was tabbed “Hard-est Worker” that season. He had a 4.0 GPA and was a member of the na-tional honor society and was class valedictorian.CAREER HIGHS: He had seven tackles against Eastern Washington last season. He blocked a punt against Appalachian State in the season opener last year. He had a sack at Northern Colorado in 2012.pERSONAL: His major is chemistry, and he hopes to attend medical school and become a physician. His parents are Bill and Cyndee Carter of Whitefish. Birth date: April 15, 1992.

Year G/S Solo Ast TT TFL Sacks2012 11/0 4 16 20 1.5(-8) 1(-7) 2013 13/0 5 36 41 2(-4) 0.5(-1)Totals 24/0 9 52 61 3.3(-12) 1.5(-8)

Year Int PD QBH FR FF BLK2012 0 0 0 0 0 0 2013 0 1 2 0 0 1Totals 0 1 2 0 0 1

47DeReKCrittenden

Defensive End | 6-3 | 240 | Jr. | 2VWhitefish, Mont. | Whitefish HS

mer (1978-80) Griz player Terry Thomas. He participated in the East-West Shrine Game and the Badlands Bowl. He also started for his prep team’s state championship basketball team in 2011. pERSONAL: He is a business major. His older brother, Bryce, was a four-year letterman at wide receiver for the Grizzlies from 2008-12. His parents are Brett and Nancy Carver of Dillon.



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MONTANA: Jake has been a key member of Montana’s special teams.2013: He played in all 13 games and had 11 tackles. He was moved from wide receiver back to his original position of safety in the spring.2012: He was a squad member at UM.2011: He redshirted at Montana.HIGH SCHOOL: He was an outstanding wrestler at Butte High School, where he had a career record of 100-8, and won state championships in 2008 (at 105 pounds) and 2011 (when he went 34-2 at 160 pounds), and was the runner-up in 2009)...team captain in wrestling his senior year...second team all-state at wide receiver and safety as a senior...lettered four times in wrestling, three times in football, and twice in track...his prep coaches were Arie Grey in football and Kevin Parvinen in wrestling.pERSONAL: His major is history. Birth date: Feb. 24, 1993. His parents are Jerry Dallaserra and Marki Kissell of Butte.

Year G/S Solo Ast TT TFL Sacks2013 13/0 4 7 11 0 0

Year Int PD QBH FR FF BLK2013 0 0 0 0 0 0

39JaKedAllAserrA

Free Safety | 5-11 | 190 | Jr. | 1VButte, Mont. | Butte HS

MONTANA: Mick is vying for playing time at safety and on special teams.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He caught 13 passes for 203 yards as a senior in 2012 for the Hawks, who lost 38-36 at Butte in the state AA title game, and he was also a key contributor on special teams. He was all-conference in foot-ball as a senior. He also lettered in track and was all-league in that sports as a junior and senior. His high school coach was Troy Purcell.pERSONAL: His major is business. Birth date: April 10, 1995. His par-ents are Mike and Angie Delaney of Bozeman. He is the grandson of cur-rent Griz head coach Mick Delaney.

41micKdelAney

Safety | 6-1 | 193 | Fr. | RSBozeman, Mont. | Bozeman HS

MONTANA: Devon is vying for playing time at center.2013: He was a squad member.2012: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was named first team 4A all-league at offensive tackle as a senior by the Seattle Times and tabbed a “White Chip Recruit” by that publication. He received the 2011 Coaches Award. He was team captain in football as a senior. He was a three-year letterman in football at Woodinville High School. His prep football coach was Wayne Maxwell. His senior team placed third in the state football playoffs and had a 12-1 record. He also lettered in track. He’s a three-time academic all-league se-lection. He was a member of the National Honor Society.pERSONAL: He is undecided on a major. His parents are John and Beth Dietrich of Woodinville. Birth date: Feb. 16, 1994. He is a second degree black belt in karate.

71DevondietriCh

Center | 6-4 | 270 | So. | SQWoodinville, Wash. | Woodinville HS

(Mike Bashor photo)

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MONTANA: Treshawn is a promising young player who will see action this season. 2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He rushed for 1,065 yards and 12 touchdowns on 214 carries as a senior for the Mountain Ridge Mountain Lions, and also caught 14 passes for three TDs. He had an injury-shortened junior season when he rushed for 411 yards in four games. He averaged 23.7 yards per kickoff return as a senior, and 25.9 yards his junior season. He earned four letters in both football and track. He was a team captain in football his junior and senior seasons. He was all-conference and voted team MVP his senior year in football. His head coach was Bobby Green.pERSONAL: He has not declared a major. Birth date: Dec. 16, 1994. His parents are Ron and Nedra Favors of Glendale.

1tReshawnFAvors

Running Back | 5-9 | 190 | Fr. | RS, Glendale, Ariz. | Mountain Ridge HS

MONTANA: Nico is vying for playing time at wide receiver.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: His senior season at Big Sky High School he had 43 catches for 743 yards in six games. He was a first-team all-state pick as a senior and second team as a junior. He was a second team all-league pick at kicker, and honorable mention all-state at punter and kicker as a senior. He served as a team captain in football. He was tabbed team MVP and special teams MVP his senior year. His head football coach was Matt Johnson. He lettered three times in football and track, and twice in bas-ketball.pERSONAL: He is undecided on a major. Birth date: June 29, 1994. His mom is Maureen Graham of Missoula.

27nicoGrAhAm

Wide Receiver | 5-10 | 180 | Fr. | RSMissoula, Mont. | Big Sky HS

MONTANA: Harrison is competing for the starting job at place-kicker.2013: He was a squad member at Montana.2012: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He made 85-of-89 PAT attempts in his career at Lake Oswego High School. His senior team went 14-0 en route to its first ever state title. He was ranked first in Oregon in kickoff touchbacks. He was named first team kicker by Northwest Elite Index. He was an all-league selection at place-kicker his junior and senior seasons. His prep football coach was Steve Lowry. He earned three letters in football.pERSONAL: His major is business administration. His parents are Douglas and Traci Greenberg of Lake Oswego, and his mom is Julie Long, also of Lake Oswego.

94haRRisonGreenBerG

Kicker | 5-8 | 170 | So. | SQLake Oswego, Ore. | Lake Oswego HS

(Mike Bashor photo)

MONTANA: Brady is a talented young signal-caller vying for the back-up role to senior signal-caller Jordan Johnson. 2013: He saw limited action, playing in four games.2012: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He passed for 2,913 yards and 20 TDs with just eight interceptions to lead Billings West to an 11-2 record as a senior in 2011, when he was chosen the Class AA state MVP on offense. He is West’s all-time leading passer with 6,202 yards. He is one of just eight players in Montana prep history to surpass 6,000 passing yards. He was 22-8 as a starter, including 22-5 his junior and senior seasons. He was one of just three Montana athletes to play the annual East-West Shrine Game, Mon-tana-Dakota Football All-Star Game, and the Montana-Wyoming Football All-Star Basketball game. His prep football coach was Paul Klaboe. He was named to Great Falls Tribune “Super Team”. He was named the Mid-land Roundtable (Billings) Athlete of the Year. He was a starter on West’s 22-1state championship basketball team as a senior. pERSONAL: His major is business administration. Birth date: Dec. 22, 1993. His parents are Loren and Kandy Gustafson of Billings.

PASSINGYear G/S Comp.-Att.-Int. Pct. Yds. TD LG2013 4/0 2-4-0 .500 40 0 35

RUSHINGYear No. Yds.-Avg. TD LG2013 1 -3=-3.0 0 -

3BRaDyGustAFson

Quarterback | 6-7 | 235 | So. | 1VBillings, Mont. | Billings West HS


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MONTANA: Bo continues to gain weight and strength which should add up to playing time this season.2013: He was a squad member. He played in two games and had a pair of tackles against Oklahoma Panhandle State.2012: He redshirted at UM.HIGH SCHOOL: He earned 12 letters at Fairfield High School: four each in football, basketball, and track. He was a key member of his 11-0 prep team that won the state “B” championship in 2011. He was a two-time all-state first team selection on offense and defense. He was named to the Great Falls Tribune “Super Team” both ways. He participated in both the East-West Shrine Game and the Montana-Dakota All-Star Game. Served as team captain and was named MVP in football as a senior. His prep football coach was Les Meyer. He was an all-state athlete in track and field.pERSONAL: His major is business. Birth date: Sept. 12, 1993. His dad is Bill Harris of Fairfield.

90BohArris

Defensive Tackle | 6-3 | 280 | So. | SQFairfield, Mont. | Fairfield HS

MONTANA: Sean missed 2014 spring drills because he was recovering from an injury, but he’s expected to contribute this season at the wide re-ceiver position.2013: He played in all 13 games and had six catches.2012: He played in six games and had eight receptions.2011: He earned a letter.2010: He was a redshirt at UM.HIGH SCHOOL: He averaged 20.3 yards per catch as a senior when he had 30 receptions for 610 yards and five touchdowns. He earned three let-ters in football and four in track and field. He was a first team all-league selection at wide receiver as a senior. He was a finalist in the conference 400-meter run as a junior, and had a personal best of 49.75. He was a three-year scholar athlete award winner with a 3.3 GPA. His teams won Mission League football titles his junior and senior seasons. His high school football coach was Dean Harrington.CAREER HIGHS: He had 66 receiving yards with a long of 28 at North-ern Arizona last season. He had five catches in the 2012 season opener against South Dakota. pERSONAL: His major is sociology. His parents are Charles Haynes and Anita Bivens of Los Angeles. Birth date: Sept. 11, 1992.

RECEIVING Year G/S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2011 5/0 0 0 0 0 02012 6/0 8 71 8.9 0 172013 13/0 6 95 15.8 0 28Totals 24/0 14 166 11/9 0 28

80seanhAynes

Wide Receiver | 6-3 | 195 | Sr. | 3V Los Angeles, Calif. | Bishop Alemany HS

MONTANA: Aaron handled UM’s short snaps last season and will han-dle short and long snaps this season.2013: He played in 11 games and snapped in PAT and field goal situa-tions. He was an All-Big Sky Conference academic team selection.HIGH SCHOOL: He earned two letters in both football and track at El Camino High School. He was team captain in track his senior season. His high school football coach was Adam Reinking.pERSONAL: His major is athletic training and hopes to become a physi-cal therapist. Birth date: Nov. 16, 1994. His parents are Led Held and Janice Shaw of Sacramento.

50aaRonheld

Snaps | 6-1 | 193 | So. | 1VSacramento, Calif. | El Camino HS


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MONTANA: Jordan ended spring drills as the tentative starter at left guard. 2013: He played in six games and lettered.2012: He was a redshirt at UM.2011: He was a squad member at Montana.jUNIOR COLLEGE: He started at offensive tackle at Phoenix College as a freshman.HIGH SCHOOL: He prepped at Northwest Christian High School in Phoenix. He was a two-time all-state selection as a prep at offensive left tackle. He played in the Arizona All-Star Football Game and was named to the All-Arizona Football Team by the Arizona Republic.pERSONAL: Jordan’s identical twin brother, Logan, will start at center for the Grizzlies this season. Birth date: Nov. 20, 1991. His parents are Brian and Tina Hines of Phoenix. His major is communication studies.

65JoRDanhines

Offensive Guard | 6-4 | 285 | Sr. | 1VPhoenix, Ariz. | Phoenix College

| Northwest Christian HS

MONTANA: Josh had a solid spring which could add up to playing time in 2014.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was an all-state performer at local Loyola Sacred Heart, which earned its first ever State B football title in 2012. He was named to the all-state team as a senior. His high school football coach was Dan Weber. His senior year he caught 43 passes for 958 yards and 15 touchdowns for the 12-0 Rams. He earned letters in football, basketball, and track. He was the team captain in football and basketball his junior and senior seasons.pERSONAL: His major is health and human performance. Birth date: Dec. 7, 1994. His parents are Brad and Julie Janssen of Missoula.

13JoshJAnssen

Wide Receiver | 6-0 | 195 | Fr. | RSMissoula, Mont. | Loyola HS


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MONTANA: Ryan adds depth to the D-line this season.2013: He played in five games and lettered.2012: He was a redshirt at UMHIGH SCHOOL: He earned 11 letters at Mountain View High School: four each in basketball and baseball, and three in football. He was an All-Region pick in football as a junior and senior, and in basketball his se-nior year. He served as team captain in football and basketball. He was a three-time all-league player in baseball (first base). He had a career-high 21 tackles against Lakes High School in a 2011 state playoff game. His prep football coach was Adam Mathieson. He was selected the 2011-12 Male Athlete of the Year by the T.O.D.A.Y. Foundation and the Columbia news-paper. He was chosen the Greater Vancouver and Southwest Washington Scholar Athlete of the Year with a 3.75 GPA.pERSONAL: His major is business administration. Birth date: Oct. 19, 1993. His parents are Steve and Maurita Johnson of Vancouver. His prep hoops coach was former (1987-89) Grizzly starting guard Nate DuChesne.

Year G/S UT AT TT TFL Sacks2013 5/0 3 1 4 0 0

Year Int. PB FR FF Blk2013 0 0 0 0 0

97RyanJohnson

Defensive End | 6-2 ½ | 255 | So. | 1VVancouver, Wash. | Mountain View HS

MONTANA: Max is a talented young lineman who ended spring drills as the back-up at left tackle.2013: He played in seven games and earned a letter. He was an All-Big Sky Conference academic team selection.2012: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was named to several all-state teams following his senior campaign.. He was chosen first team All-Greater Spokane League and all-city selection his senior and junior seasons at Gonzaga Prep. He served as a team captain in football as a junior and senior. He was tabbed Spokane U-District’s Physical Therapy Iron Man Award winner. He was selected for Washington’s East-West All-Star Game. He was also a stand-out in track, throwing the shot put and the discus. He was a two-time team captain in track. His prep football coach was David McKenna.pERSONAL: He is majoring in business administration. Birth date: May 23, 1993. His mom is Darcy Kelly of Spokane.

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Offensive Guard | 6-7 | 290 | So. | 1VSpokane, Wash. | Gonzaga Prep

Mike Bashor photo

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MONTANA: Jeremiah is a talented player who has been slowed by an injury the past two seasons, but he’s expected to start at the “Mike” line-backer position.2013: He played in two games and was injured at North Dakota and lost for the season.2012: He was recovering from an injury he suffered in junior college and was a redshirt at UM.jUNIOR COLLEGE: He was a first team All-CIF, All-North County, and all-conference pick at linebacker at Palomar Community College for coach Dan Williams. He was also an All-Southern Conference and All-Country first team selection in 2011. He was second on his team as a freshman with 88 tackles, and tied for the team lead in sacks with five.HIGH SCHOOL: His Vista High School team was the C.I.F. champion with a 13-1 record. He served as team captain his junior and senior sea-sons. He was chosen his squad’s defensive MVP as a senior.pERSONAL: He is a history major. His parents are Debra and Ofisa Kose of Oceanside. Birth date: Jan. 12, 1993. He is the nephew of Griz defensive line coach Legi Suiaunoa.

Year G/S UT AT TT TFL Sacks2013 2/0 1 1 2 0 0

Year Int. PB FR FF Blk2013 0 0 0 0 0

45JeRemiahkose

Linebacker | 6-2 | 230 | Jr. | SQOceanside, Calif. | Palomar CC

MONTANA: Clint is a talented young player who continues to get big-ger and stronger. He finished spring drills as the back-up at right tackle to senior honors candidate Trevor Poole.2013: He played in nine games and earned a letter.2012: He was a redshirt at Montana.HIGH SCHOOL: He earned eight letters at Custer County District High School: three each in football and track, and two in basketball. His 2011 football team won the state “A” championship. He was an all-state pick in football as a senior, and a three-time all-league selection. He participated in both the Montana East-West Shrine Game and in the Montana-Dakota All-Star Game. He was named to the Great Falls Tribune “Super Team” in the state. He was chosen team MVP in football on defense as a senior. His prep football coach was Dan Stanton. He was voted track team MVP his senior year. He was named his high school’s athlete of the year. He was also an outstanding weight man in track, throwing the shot put and discus. He was a scholar-athlete with a 3.7 GPA.pERSONAL: His major is business administration. Birth date: Oct. 2, 1993. His parents are Todd and Rose LaRowe of Miles City.

78clintlArowe

Offensive Tackle | 6-5 | 290 | So. | 1VMiles City, Mont. | Custer County HS

MONTANA: Connor ended spring drills as the back-up at the “Sam” linebacker position. He is the Grizzlies’ 11th leading returning tackler.2013: He was 17th on the team with 23 stops. He saw action in all 13 games. He was an All-Big Sky Conference academic team selection. He was moved from safety to linebacker in the spring.2012: He played in four games, but was injured against Northern Arizona and lost for the season.2011: He was injured in fall camp and forced to redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was named first team all-state at safety as a junior and as a senior at Skyview High School. His prep football coach was his dad, Ron Lebsock, who is a former player at Montana. He was a Great Falls Tribune Super-State pick in 2009 and 2010. He was also his team’s starting quarterback.CAREER HIGHS: He had five tackles against Oklahoma Panhandle State last season. He had four unassisted tackles and a sack at North Da-kota a year ago. pERSONAL: His parents are Ron and Bartie Lebsock of Billings. Birth date: Nov. 19, 1992. His major is political science. He is a second genera-tion Griz football player, as his dad Ron played at UM from 1974-77. His older brothers Matt, Shawn, and Nick also played for the Grizzlies.

33connoRleBsoCk

Linebacker | 6-2 | 205 | Jr. | 1VBillings, Mont. | Billings Skyview HS


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MONTANA: Chris Lider (pronounced: ly-der) is competing for a start-ing berth as UM’s place-kicker.2013: He was UM’s kicker in the first three games, but lost the starting job. He made 11-of-14 PAT attempts, and 1-of-2 field goal tries. He played in nine games, handling kickoffs in six of them. He was an All-Big Sky Conference academic team selection. 2012: He had a solid year, making 15-of-21 (71.4%) of his field goal at-tempts and 37-of-41 (90.2%) of his PAT kicks. Also, 24 of his 71 kick-offs (33.9%) were touchbacks. He was an honorable mention All-Big Sky Conference selection. His 82 points rank him 17th on UM’s single-season scoring list.2011: He was a redshirt at Montana.

87chRislider

Kicker | 6-1 | 199 | Jr. | 2VBellevue, Wash. | Sammamish HS

HIGH SCHOOL: He was a first team all-state pick at punter as a junior and senior at Sammamish High School. Named all-league at kicker twice. He was named his team’s “Special Teams Player of the Year” in 2009 and 2010. He was a two-time all-conference selection in soccer as a defender. He served as team captain in football his senior year. His high school football coach was Brian Tucci.CAREER HIGHS: He had a long field goal of 46 yards against Liberty in 2012. He kicked three field goals at Weber State two years ago. He made 10-of-10 PATs against Idaho State as a redshirt freshman, which tied the school record.pERSONAL: His major is finance. Birth date: Nov. 17, 1992. His parents are Kirk and Carol Lider of Bellevue.

YEAR G/S FG PCT. 1-19 20-29 30-392012 11/11 15-21 71.4 1-1 7-8 2-62013 9/3 1-2 50.0 0-0 1-1 0-0Totals 20/14 16-23 69.6 1-1 8-9 2-6

YEAR 40-49 LONG BLK PAT: A-M-PCT.2012 5-6 46 2 37-41-90.22013 0-1 25 0 11-14-78.6Totals 5-7 46 2 48-55-87.3

(Mike Bashor photo)

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MONTANA: Ryan is an up-and-coming young player who is competing for “PT” at the field cornerback position. 2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He had three interceptions and 38 tackles in 2012 for his Boulder Creek High School team. His prep football coach was Dan Friedman. He earned 10 letters four each in football and track, and two in basketball. He was a team captain and voted his team’s defensive MVP as a senior. He was tabbed first team all-state, all-division, and all-section at defensive back following his senior year. pERSONAL: His major is journalism, and he is interested in a career in sports broadcasting. Birth date: Nov. 27, 1994. His parents are Rick and Shaunne McKinley of Anthem.

2RyanmCkinley

Cornerback | 6-1 | 188 | Fr. | RSAnthem, Ariz. | Boulder Creek HS

MONTANA: Shane is a walk-on competing for playing time. He finished spring drills third on the depth chart at the boundary cornerback position.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He earned four letters in football and two in track at Regis Jesuit High School. He had 35 tackles (20 solos), six pass deflections, and three interceptions, and returned one pick for a 91-yard touchdown. His sophomore football team finished second in the state with a 13-1 re-cord. His high school football coach was Mark Nolan.pERSONAL: His major is health and human performance. Birth date: May 18, 1995. His parents are Kim and Scott Moody of Parker. His sister, Brooke, is a senior on the Griz soccer team.

25shanemoody

Cornerback | 5-8 | 160 | Fr. | RSParker, Colo. | Regis Jesuit High School

MONTANA: Chase will see action again at wide receiver and as a re-turner. He ended spring drills as the starter at UM’s slot receiver position. He is the Grizzlies’ third leading returning receiver.2013: He played in all 13 games and started in four. He was fourth on the team with 17 receptions. He also had seven punt returns and averaged 21.4 yards per return. He was an All-Big Sky Conference academic team selection. 2012: He played in eight games as a true freshman.

5chasenACCArAto

Wide Receiver/Returns | 5-7 | 166 | Jr. | 2VSpokane, Wash. | Mt. Spokane HS

HIGH SCHOOL: He was a two-way starter at Mt. Spokane, playing cornerback and wide receiver. He was named first team all-state and all-league in football as a senior. Tabbed the Greater Spokane League’s All-purpose Player of the Year as a junior. Holds his high school’s record with 53 career touchdowns. He also lettered four times in track. He holds the school mark in the 40-yard dash. Served as team captain and was the team MVP in track as a junior and senior. He was chosen football team captain and MVP in football his senior year. His high school football coach was Mike McLaughlin.CAREER HIGHS: He had five receptions, including a 15-yarder for a touchdown in an FCS playoff game against Coastal Carolina last season. He had 48 receiving yards versus Eastern Washington a year ago. He had a 54-yard run against Oklahoma Panhandle State in 2013. He had a career-long 29-yard kickoff return against Northern Arizona in 2012. pERSONAL: His major is undecided at this time. Birth date: Nov. 24, 1993. His parents are Scott and Stephanie Naccarato of Spokane.

RECEIVINGYEAR G/S REC.-YDS. AVG. TD LG2012 8/0 2-15 7.5 0 112013 13/4 17-215 12.6 1 35Totals 21/4 19-230 21.0 1 35

KICK OFF RETURNSYEAR NO-YDS AVG. TD LG2012 9-192 21.3 0 292013 7-150 21.4 0 28Totals 16-342 21.4 0 29


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MONTANA: JR finished spring drills as the back-up at the boundary cornerback position.2013: He played in 11 games and had seven tackles.2012: He was a Griz redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was a four-year letterman and three-time all-league pick in football at Glen A. Wilson High School, playing running back and cornerback. His senior season he rushed for 1,704 yards and 13 touch-downs, and 62 tackles in only eight games. He was an All-C.I.F. pick his senior year. His senior season he rushed for 401 yards and five TDs in one game. He lettered twice in basketball and was all-league in hoops his senior season. He was the conference champion in the 300-meter hurdles as a junior and senior, and C.I.F. finalist in that event his senior year. His prep football coach was Bob Burt. He was the only California prep athlete to earn five letters: football, basketball, track, drama, and choir.CAREER HIGHS: He had two tackles against Appalachian State in the 2013 opener.pERSONAL: He has not decided on a major. Birth date: Nov. 30, 1993. His parents are Richard Nelson and Michelle Layne of Hacienda Heights. He was born in Queens, New York.

Year G/S UT AT TT TL Sack2013 11/0 3 4 7 0 0


18JR nelson

Cornerback | 6-2 | 177 | So. | 1VHacienda Heights, Calif. | Glen A. Wilson HS

MONTANA: John will see plenty of action at running back and as a re-turner in 2014. 2103: He played in 11 games and started in one (Weber State). He was the Grizzlies’ third leading rusher as a true freshman. He rushed for 267 yards and two scores. He was named to the Big Sky Conference’s all-aca-demic team.HIGH SCHOOL: He had a prolific senior season at prep powerhouse Bellevue High School, rushing for 1,217 yards and 18 touchdowns, helping the Wolverines continue their 40- game winning streak. His prep football team went 14-0 in 2012 en route to winning its fifth straight Washington Class 3A state title. His high school head coach was Butch Goncharoff. He rushed for two touchdowns in the 3A title game as a junior in 2011.CAREER HIGHS: He rushed 22 times for 144 yards and with a career-long 35-yarder last season against Oklahoma Panhandle State. He had one catch in four different games a year ago, including a long of 19 yards at South Dakota. His longest kickoff return was 21 yards against Eastern Washington. pERSONAL: His major is business. Birth date: Oct. 14, 1994. His mom is Hoa Nguyen of Seattle. His older brother, Peter, finished his career ranked sixth in school history with 1,985 rushing yards.

RUSHINGYear G/S Att. Net Yds. Avg. TD LG2013 11/1 59 267-4.5 2 35

RECEIVINGYear Rec. Yds.-Avg. TD LG2013 4 22-5.5 0 19

KICKOFF RETURNSYear G/S Att. Net Yds. Avg. TD LG2013 11/1 3 58-19.3 0 21

PUNT RETURNSYear Att. Yds.-Avg. TD LG2013 4 1-0.2 0 13

38JohnnGuyen

Running Back/Returns | 5-7 | 180 | So. | 1VSeattle, Wash. | Bellevue HS

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MONTANA: Addison missed spring drills to recover from off-season surgery, but will be 100 percent by the start of fall camp in early August. He was moved from linebacker to defensive end in the spring.2013: He played in 11 games, missing two because of an injury. He was UM’s 19th leading tackler with 14 stops.2012: He played in all 11 contests.2011: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was a first team all-state selection as an all-purpose player as a senior. His Camas High School team went 11-1 and was ranked sixth in the state, losing 27-24 in overtime to Lake High in a state quarter-final game his senior year. He rushed 29 times for 152 yards in that state quarterfinal contest. He was a two time first team all-conference pick. His football squads won league champion teams his junior and senior seasons. He also lettered in basketball (three) and track (one). His prep football coach was John Eagle.CAREER HIGHS: He had five tackles against Oklahoma Panhandle State last season, and also had an interception and a fumble recovery in that game. He had a tackle for loss against Liberty in 2012.pERSONAL: His major is anthropology. Birth date: April 21, 1993. His parents are Angela Owen and Mark Riehl of Vancouver, Wash.

Year G/S UT AT TT TL Sack2012 11/0 2 11 13 1(-2) 0 2013 11/0 3 13 16 0 0Totals 22/0 5 24 29 1(-2) 0

Year Int. PD QBH FR FF Blk2012 0 0 0 0 0 0 2013 1 0 0 1 0 0Totals 1 0 0 0 0 0

9aDDisonowen

Defensive End | 6-2 | 220 | Jr. | 2VVancouver, Wash. | Camas HS

MONTANA: Chris is a talented young player who should see action this season. He ended spring drills competing for the back-up job at the field cornerback position with fellow redshirt freshman Ryan McKinley. 2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He had 38 tackles, including seven for loss, along with 10 pass deflections as Washington High won its third state title in the past four seasons. His prep football teams won state championships in 2009, 2010, and 2012, going 13-0 each year. His senior year he had 38 tackles, including seven stops for loss. He had 18 punt returns for a 19.2-yard aver-age his senior year. As a junior he had 13 pass deflections, two picks, and scored two touchdowns via kickoff returns. He was an all-state selection at defensive back and at returner as a junior and senior. He was a three-year letterman in football and earned four in track and field. He prepped at the same school as Griz senior safety Matt Hermanson, and his coach there was Matt’s dad, Brian Hermanson.pERSONAL: His major is psychology. Birth date: Oct. 31, 1994. His par-ents are Kim and Vernon Parker of Sioux Falls.

4chRisPArker

Cornerback | 6-0 | 185 | Fr. | RSSioux Falls, S.D. | Washington HS

MONTANA: Zach will see action at nose tackle, where he is the back-up to senior honors candidate Tonga Takai. He was moved back to defensive tackle from defensive end in the spring of 2014.2013: He played in 11 games and was an All-Big Sky Conference aca-demic team selection. 2012: He was redshirtHIGH SCHOOL: He was an honorable mention all-state selection at de-fensive end at local Hellgate High School his junior and senior seasons. He was chosen football defensive MVP his senior year. He was a two-year starter in basketball. He was a first team all-state and an all-tournament pick, as well as team MVP in hoops as a senior. His junior and senior hoop teams finished third in the state. His prep football coach was R.L. Boyle. He was a three-time member of Hellgate High School’s state champion-ship tennis teams in 2010, 2011, and 2012, and won the team’s “Coaches Award” those three seasons.pERSONAL: He is a business administration major. Birth date: July 17, 1993. His parents are Blake and JoAnne Peevey of Missoula.

Year G/S UT AT TT TL Sack2013 11/0 1 2 3 0 0


93ZachPeevey

Nose Tackle | 6-2 ½ | 255 | So. | 1VMissoula, Mont. | Hellgate HS


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MONTANA: Trevor has improved every season and will be a major con-tributor in 2014. He is the Grizzlies’ 10th leading returning tackler. He finished spring drills as the back-up at defensive tackle to junior honors candidate Caleb Kidder.2013: He played in all 13 games and was 16th on the squad with 24 tack-les. He was an All-Big Sky Conference academic team selection. 2012: He played in 10 of 11 games.2011: He was a squad member at Montana. He was moved from line-backer to D-end in the spring. 2010: He was a redshirt at UM.HIGH SCHOOL: He earned 10 letters at Beaverhead County High School: four in track and field and three in both football and basketball. He was a two-time all-state and all-conference pick in football. He was tabbed all-state and the conference co-MVP in hoops as a senior. His prep basketball squad won the state championship in 2009. He served as team captain in football and basketball. His high school football coach was for-mer (1978-80) Griz starting defensive back and punter Terry Thomas.pERSONAL: His major is management information systems. Birth date: April 29, 1992. His parents are Craig and Darla Rehm of Dillon. (Pro-nounced: Raim).Year G/S UT AT TT TL Sack2012 10/0 1 3 4 1.5 (-6) 1.5(-6)2013 13/0 2 22 24 1.5(-3) 0Totals 24/0 3 25 28 3(-9) 1.5(-6)

Year Int. PD QBH FR FF Blk2012 0 0 0 1 0 02013 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 0 0 0 1 0 0

54tRevoRrehm

Defensive Tackle | 6-3 | 265 | Sr. | 2VDillon, Mont. | Beaverhead County HS

MONTANA: Mike ended spring drills as the back-up at tight end.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was an all-state pick at defensive tackle as a senior when he had team-highs of eight sacks and 18.5 tackles for loss. He was tabbed first all-conference on defense and at punter his senior year. He was also named all-state in baseball (pitcher) in 2013. He was a team captain for his senior football team that went 14-0 and won the Oregon Class 6A title. He earned nine letters: three each in football, basketball, and baseball. He was a two-time team captain in baseball. His head football coach was Lane Johnson. He attended Jesuit High School and won state titles in bas-ketball there in 2011 and 2012.pERSONAL: His major is business. Birth date: Dec. 10, 1994. His par-ents are Danny and Betsy Ralston of Oregon City.

98miKerAlston

Tight End | 6-5 ½ | 245 | Fr. | RSOregon City, Ore. | Sheldon HS

MONTANA: Aschan was moved from tight end to defensive end in the spring.2012-13: He was a squad member.2011: He was a redshirt at Montana.HIGH SCHOOL: He was a first team all-state selection at Butte Central High School at tight end his senior year. He was a first team all-conference pick at tight end and at defensive end. He also lettered in basketball and track.pERSONAL: He is a history major. Birth date: July 10, 1992.

89aschanriChArds

Defensive End | 6-6 | 250 | Jr. | SQButte, Mont. | Butte Central HS

MONTANA: Marq is a talented young player who could be a major con-tributor this season. He finished spring drills as the back-up at the “Z” wide receiver position to junior All-America candidate Ellis Henderson.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was one of the leading receivers in the Fort Wayne Summit Athletic League with 50 catches for 683 yards while playing at Concordia Lutheran High School. He earned four letters in basketball and three in football, and an all-conference selection every season that he com-peted in those two sports. His high school football coach was Tim Man-nigel. He was one of the fastest 400-meter runners in the prep ranks as a senior, with a personal best of 48.1.pERSONAL: He has not decided on a major. Birth date: July 2, 1994. His mom is Alesa Rogers of Fort Wayne.

16maRqroGers

Wide Receiver | 6-4 | 181 | Fr. | RSFort Wayne, Ind. | Concordia Lutheran HS

MONTANA: Cameron is vying for playing time.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He earned three letters in football and two in track at Juan Diego Catholic High School. He was named to the All-Region team as a senior and participated in Utah’s annual all-star game. His 2010 team was the state champion. His teams won region titles in 2010, 2011, and 2012. His high school football coach was John Colosimo.pERSONAL: His major is business. Birth date: March 29, 1995. His parents are Peter and Dannette Rokich of West Jordan.

77cameRonrokiCh

Offensive Tackle | 6-5 | 245 | Fr. | RSWest Jordan, Utah | Juan Diego Catholic HS

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MONTANA: Mitch was moved from wide receiver to tight end in the spring of 2014. He concluded spring drills as the back-up at tight end.2013: He played in 10 games and had eight catches. He missed a lot of action due to injury issues.2012: He participated in all 11 games and started in nine. He was UM’s fourth-leading receiver with 22 receptions.2011: He was unable to play for the first month of the season because of an injury, but ended up participating in nine games.2010: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He earned 10 letters in Union High School in Camas, Wash.: four in basketball, and three in football and track. He was a three-time team captain in football. He was tabbed the MVP of the 3A-4A East-West All-Star Game in 2010, when he had seven catches for 118 yards and two touchdowns in a 28-9 victory by the East. He was named first team all-region and all-league his senior year. His prep football coach was Cale Piland.CAREER HIGHS: He had touchdown catches at Northern Arizona and against Coastal Carolina last season. He had five receptions at North Da-kota in 2012. He had 54 yards receiving against Southern Utah as a sopho-more. He had a career-long 51-yard catch against Northern Colorado in 2011.pERSONAL: His major is communication studies. Birth date: Sept. 16, 1991. His parents are Brent and Raemarie Saylor of Vancouver.

Year G/S Rec. Yards-Avg. TD Long 2011 9/0 10 110-11.0 0 51 2012 11/9 22 216-9.8 0 432013 10/0 8 88-11.0 2 20TOTAL 30/9 40 414-10.4 2 51

81mitchsAylor

Tight End | 6-5 | 235 | Sr. | 3VVancouver, Wash. | Union HS (Camas Wash.)

MONTANA: Tucker is an outstanding young player who may start in 2014 as a redshirt freshman at the “Mike” linebacker position. 2013: He was a redshirt. He was named UM’s “Scout Team Player of the Year” on defense.HIGH SCHOOL: He was the defensive leader for the State B runner-up Mustangs as a senior, and team captain and MVP that season. He racked up 100 tackles in 12 games, including 20 sacks his senior year. He had 10 forced fumbles, including five in the playoffs, as well as an interception that he returned for a touchdown. He was all-state in football in 2011 and 2012. Named to Great Falls Tribune’s Super State team. He was named his football team’s “Outstanding Defensive Player” as a junior. He earned 11 letters: four each in football and track, and three in basketball. His prep football coach was Scott King.pERSONAL: He is undecided on a major. Birth date: April 7, 1994. His parents are Tad and Amy Schye of Malta.

51tucKeRsChye

Linebacker | 6-4 | 225 | Fr. | RSMalta, Mont. | Malta HS

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MONTANA: Makena is a talented young player who is competing for playing time.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He completed 180 of 263 passes for 2,240 yards and 24 touchdowns as a senior at Boise’s Capital High School, and rushed for 535 yards and eight TDs. He first team all-state. He was named the Southern Idaho Conference “Player of the Year. ” He served as a captain in the East-West Shrine Game. Career-wise he had 5,085 total career yards and 51 touchdowns. His head coach in football was his father, Todd Simis. He earned three letters in both football and baseball, and team captain in both sports as a senior. He was tabbed his high school’s Athlete of the Year. pERSONAL: His major is education. Birth date: April 20, 1995. His parents are Todd and Lissa Simis of Boise. He hopes to teach high school government and coach football after graduation.

17maKenasimis

Quarterback | 6-2 | 210 | Fr. | RSBoise, Idaho | Capital HS


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MONTANA: Shay concluded spring drills as the back-up at quarterback. He has passed for 1,027 career yards and 10 touchdowns.2013: He saw limited action, playing in eight games. He rushed five times for 64 yards and two touchdowns. He was named to the All-Big Sky Con-ference academic team for the second year in a row and maintains a 3.97 GPA.2012: He played in eight games and started in the last three, going 2-1 as a starter. 2011: He played in four games and earned a letter.2010: He was a redshirt at UM.HIGH SCHOOL: He passed for 1,900 yards and 10 TDs and rushed for 724 yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior at Glacier High School. He was a second team all-state quarterback as a senior. His prep football coach was former (1988-90) Griz starting quarterback Grady Bennett. He passed for 2,340 yards and 22 scores as a junior. He was first team all-state in bas-ketball as a junior and sophomore. He lettered four times in football, and was team captain in that sport twice. He was a three-time team captain in basketball. He also lettered in track. He was an academic all-state selec-tion, and a member of the National Honor Society, maintaining a 4.0 GPA. CAREER HIGHS: He had a 41-yard touchdown run at UC Davis last season, and also had a TD run against Weber State a year ago. He was 26-of-39-0 passing for 306 yards and three touchdowns at North Dakota in 2012, and also had three TD passes against Idaho State that season. He had a 72-yard completion at Weber State in 2012. pERSONAL: His major is finance. His parents are Jim Hann and Lori Smithwick-Hann of Kalispell. His dad Jim played tight end for the Griz-zlies in 1971-72. Birth date: July 30, 1991.

YEAR G/S Comp-Att.-Int. Pct. Yds. TD LG 2011 4/0 0-3--0 0.00 0 0 02012 8/3 85-139-3 61.2 993 8 722013 8/0 4-13-0 30.8 34 2 16TOTAL 20/3 89-155-3 57.4 1,027 10 73

19shay smithwiCk-hAnn

Quarterback | 6-4 | 219 | Sr. | 3VKalispell, Mont. | Glacier HS

MONTANA: Cooper is competing for “PT” at tight end.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was a starter at tight end for the 12-3 Jesuit High School Crusaders his senior season. His high school football coach was Ken Potter. His prep football team lost to eventual 6A champion Sheldon High School 35-28 in the state semi-finals in 2012. He also lettered in bas-ketball. His senior basketball team went 27-3 en route to the league title.pERSONAL: His major is business. Birth date: June 29, 1995. His par-ents are Eric and Kim Sprunk of Portland.

40coopeRsPrunk

Tight End | 6-4 | 250 | Fr. | RSPortland, Ore. | Jesuit HS

MONTANA: Connor is an up-and-coming young player will see action at the “Will” linebacker position. He ended spring drills as the back-up there.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He had an exceptional senior year with 92 receptions for 1,138 yards and 14 touchdowns, and also rushed for 564 yards and nine TDs (a 7.2-yard average per tote). On defense, he had 53 tackles, three sacks, and four picks as a two-way star at Sheldon High School. He was the state 6A “Defensive Player of the Year” as a senior for his 14-0 state cham-pion team. He was all-state pick at wide receiver and at defensive back his junior and senior seasons. As a senior he was named the league’s offensive and defensive MVP. He was team captain in football, basketball, and base-ball his junior and senior seasons. His prep football teams had a four-year combined record of 52-2. His prep coaches were Lane and Marty Johnson (Marty is QB Jordan Johnson’s dad). pERSONAL: He is undecided on a major. Birth date: Dec. 24, 1994. His parents are Curt and Kim Strahm of Eugene.

29connoRstrAhm

Linebacker | 6-1 | 235 | Fr. | RSEugene, Ore. | Sheldon HS


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MONTANA: Jackson was moved from tight end to the offensive line in the spring and will start at left tackle.HIGH SCHOOL: He was a two-year letterman in football at Glacier High School. His prep football coach was former (1988-90) Griz starting quar-terback Grady Bennett.pERSONAL: His major is psychology. Birth date: Feb. 15, 1994. His parents are John and Katie Thiebes of Palm Desert, Calif. His grandfather, Joseph Thiebes, lettered in football at Montana in 1942.

60JacKsonthieBes

Offensive Tackle | 6-6 | 280 | So. | TRKalispell, Mont. | Lewis & Clark College/

Glacier HS


MONTANA: McCauley finished spring drills as the back-up at left guard.2013: He was a squad member.2012: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was a Mississippi Valley Conference and All-Cedar Rapids first team selection at Washington High School his senior season for his 8-4 team. He anchored the right tackle position on an offense that averaged 33.8 points and 242.8 rushing yards per game. His senior squad advanced to the quarter-finals of the Class 4A playoffs. As a senior he al-lowed zero sacks in 235 pass attempts, and averaged five knockdowns a game. He was ranked the 17th top player in the state by Iowa Preps. His high school football coach was Tony Lombardi.pERSONAL: He is a history major. His parents are Mark Todd and Su-san Pfeiler-Todd of Cedar Rapids. Birth date: August 20, 1993. He had a 3.7 GPA in high school.

68mccauleytodd

Offensive Guard | 6-7 | 295 | So. | SQCedar Rapids, Iowa | Washington HS

MONTANA: Zach was moved from wide receiver to linebacker in the 2014 spring drills. He is competing for playing time at the “Sam” lineback-er position.2013: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was one of the top-ranked wide receivers in the state of Washington for the13-1 and state champion Lions in 2012. His senior year he had 54 receptions for 929 yards and 10 touchdowns in nine

32Zachvis

Linebacker | 6-3 | 205 | Fr. | RSLynden, Wash. | Lynden HS

MONTANA: Taylor did not participate in 2014 spring drills to recover from off-season surgery. He might redshirt this season.2013: He played in five of UM’s first six games and then missed the rest of the season because of an injury. He had six receptions.2012: He played as a true freshman and had 5 receptions.HIGH SCHOOL: He was named first team 5A all-state by the Orego-nian. His senior year he had 40 catches for 810 yards and 11 touchdowns. Career-wise he had 2,805 receiving yards for 44 touchdowns. As a junior his Spartan team went 12-1, and he had 58 catches for 1,144 yards and 18 scores that season, and was named to the all-state team. His high school football coach was Frank Geske. He had 27 receptions for 547 yards and nine TDs as a sophomore, when Marist went 14-0 and won the 5A crown. He won state titles in the 100 and 200 meters his junior and senior sea-sons. He had personal bests of 10.84 in the 100 meters and 22.36 in the 200 meters.CAREER HIGHS: He had two receptions for 43 yards and a long of 28 yards at North Dakota last season. He had a 9-yard touchdown catch ver-sus Oklahoma Panhandle State last season.pERSONAL: He’s a business administration major. Birth date: Sept. 10, 1993. His parents are George and Stephanie Walcott of Eugene. His dad was the Pac-10 champion in the 200 while competing for Oregon in 1983, and is currently the track coach at Churchill High School in Eugene.

Year G/S Rec. Yards-Avg. TD Long2012 7/0 5 33-6.6 0 1 4 2013 5/0 7 87-14.5 1 28Totals 12/0 12 120-10.0 1 28

2tayloRwAlCott

Wide Receiver/Returner | 6-0 | 180 |Jr. | 2V

Eugene, Ore. | Marist HS

games. His junior football team went 14-0 en route to the state title. He set a record in the state championship playoffs with 271 receiving yards (on just nine catches), and his three TD grabs tied the state standard in the title game (against Tumwater HS in the 2A state championship game). Career-wise he had 157 catches for 2,579 yards and 28 touchdowns. He earned 12 letters: four each in football, basketball, and baseball. His high school football coach was Curt Kramme.pERSONAL: His major is accounting. Birth date: Oct. 19, 1994. His parents are David and Kathy Vis of Lynden.


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MONTANA: Ben is expected to start at right guard in 2014. He can also play center and is UM’s back-up at that position.2013: He played in several games and lettered. He was an All-Big Sky Conference academic team selection. 2012: He was a redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL: He was a two-time first team all-state selection at of-fensive tackle at Bozeman High School as a senior. He started at left tackle for the Hawks when they won the 2010 State AA title, going 13-0 that season. He served as team captain his senior year. He was voted “Hawk of the Year” in 2011. He was named his team’s defensive MVP in football as a senior. He was selected the “Outstanding Lineman” in 2010 and 2011. He played in both the East-West Shrine Game and Montana-Dakota All-Star Game. His high school football coach was Troy Purcell. He was named to the Great Falls Tribune's “Super Team.” He also lettered in track.pERSONAL: He is undecided on a major. His parents are Tom and Liz Weyer of Bozeman. Birth date: March 1, 1994. He had a 3.8 GPA in high school. His younger brother, Will, is an incoming freshman quarterback at UM.

70Benweyer

Offensive Guard | 6-4 | 270 | So. | 1VBozeman, Mont. | Bozeman HS

MONTANA: Justin ended spring drills as the starter at strong safety. He is the Grizzlies 12th leading returning tackler.2013: He played in 11 games and had 18 tackles, which were the 18th most in the team.2012: He played in five games and earned a letter.2011: He was a gray shirt, who signed to play at Montana in 2010, but did not enroll until the spring of 2011 and redshirted that year.HIGH SCHOOL: He played defensive back and wide receiver as a se-nior at St. Bernard High School. His senior year he had 65 tackles, four interceptions, three forced fumbles, along with 25 receptions for 570 yards and six touchdowns. He served as team captain his senior year. He was named all-league at wide receiver his senior year. He was named his team’s “Player of the Year” as a senior. He had 17 career interceptions. His prep football coach was Greg Dixon. He earned three letters in football and two in track and field.pERSONAL: His major is communications studies. His parents are Rick and Audrey Whitted of Los Angeles. Birth date: March 17, 1992.

Year G/S UT AT TT TL Sack2012 5/0 2 1 3 0 02013 11/0 9 9 18 0 0Totals 16/0 11 10 21 0 0

31Justinwhitted

Free Safety | 6-1 | 195 | Jr. | 2VLos Angeles, Calif. | St. Bernard HS

MONTANA: Jamal will start at fullback for the second straight season in 2014.2013: He started in 11 games, missing two due to an injury. He was named All-Big Sky Conference third team. He was also named to the all-league academic team. He had five catches for 23 yards. He did not have a carry.BOISE STATE: He is a transfer from Boise State. He participated in three games in 2012 for the Broncos. He was a redshirt at BSU in 2011.HIGH SCHOOL: He was a three-year letterman in football at A.B. Miller High School in Fontana, Calif. He was named first team all-league and second team He was a second team All-CIF pick at middle linebacker as a senior. His senior season he had 119 tackles, seven sacks, and three forced fumbles. He was an all-league pick as a junior when he registered 81 tack-les. He was a team captain his senior year. He received the coaches award as a junior. He was an All-CBL selection his junior and senior seasons. His prep football coach was Victory Landry. He lettered three times in football and twice in track. pERSONAL: His major is political science. Birth date: Jan. 12, 1993. His parents are Omar Wilson and Janice Hudson of Compton.

34Jamalwilson

Fullback | 5-11½ | 250 | Jr. | 1VCompton, Calif. | Boise State/A.B. Miller HS

Year Int. PD FR FF Blk2012 0 0 1 0 02013 0 1 1 0 0Totals 0 1 2 0 0

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2014 Numerical RosterNO. - NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. EXP. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)1 - Treshawn Favors RB 5-9 190 Fr. RS Glendale, Ariz. (Mountain Ridge GS)2 - Ryan McKinley CB 6-1 188 Fr. RS Anthem, Ariz. (Boulder Creek HS)2 - Taylor Walcott WR 6-0 180 Jr. 2V Eugene, Ore. (Marist HS)3 - Brady Gustafson QB 6-7 235 So. 1V Billings, Mont. (West HS)3 - Eric Johnson SS 6-2 190 Jr. JC San Francisco, Calif. (Laney Junior College)4 - Chris Parker CB 6-0 185 Fr. RS Sioux Falls, SD (Washington HS)5 - Chase Naccarato WR/Ret. 5-7 166 Jr. 2V Spokane, Wash., (Mt. Spokane HS) 5 - Daniel Sullivan K 5-10 185 Jr. TR Snohomish, Wash. (U of Wyoming)6 - Jamaal Jones WR 6-1 191 Jr. 1V Spanaway, Wash. (U of Washington)6 - Tyrel Garner CB 6-2 190 So. TR Henderson, Nev. (Cornell College-Iowa)7 - Ellis Henderson WR/Ret. 6-0 185 Jr. 2V Portland, Ore. (Hawaii) 8 - Travon Van RB 5-11 195 Sr. 1V San Diego, Calif. (Marshall)8 - Manu Rasmussen Safety 6-0 180 Fr. HS Tigard, Ore. (Tigard Senior HS)9 - Addison Owen DE 6-2 225 Jr. 2V Vancouver, Wash. (Camas HS)10 - Jordan Johnson QB 6-1 195 Sr. 3V Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon HS)11 - Nate Harris CB 5-10 180 Jr. 2V Chino, Calif. (Chino Hills HS)12 - Matt Hermanson FS/Hol. 6-1 202 Sr. 3V Sioux Falls, S.D. (Washington HS)13 - Josh Janssen WR 6-0 195 Fr. RS Missoula, Mont. (Loyola HS)14 - Joshua Dennard CB 5-11 194 Sr. 3V Phoenix, Ariz. (Brophy Prep)16 - Marq Rogers WR 6-4 181 Fr. RS Fort Wayne, Ind. (Concordia Lutheran HS)17 - Makena Simis QB 6-2 205 Fr. RS Boise, Idaho (Capital HS)18 - JR Nelson CB 6-0 177 So. 1V Haceinda Heights, Calif. (Glen Wilson HS)19 - Shay Smithwick-Hann QB 6-4 219 Sr. 3V Kalispell, Mont. (Glacier HS)24 - Lorenzo Logwood RB 5-8 190 Fr. HS Oakland, Calif. (St. Mary’s College HS)25 - Shane Moody CB 5-8 160 Fr. HS Parker, Colo. (Regis Jesuit HS)26 - Jordan Canada RB 5-9 190 Sr. 3V Duarte, Calif. (South Hills HS)27 - Nico Graham WR 5-10 180 Fr. RS Missoula, Mont. (Big Sky HS)28 - Jamaal Anderson Safety 5-11 195 Sr. SQ Fontana, Calif. (San Bernardino Valley Col.)29 - Connor Strahm LB 6-0 235 Fr. RS Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon HS)31 - Justin Whitted SS 6-1 195 Jr. 2V Los Angeles, Calif. (St. Bernard HS)32 - Zach Vis LB 6-3 205 Fr. RS Lynden, Wash. (Lynden HS)33 - Connor Lebsock LB 6-2 205 Jr. 1V Billings, Mont. (Skyview HS)34 - Jamal Wilson FB 5-11 ½ 250 Jr. 1V Compton, Calif. (Boise State)35 - Kendrick Van Ackeren LB 6-1 220 Jr. 1V Bellevue, Wash. (Hawaii) 36 - Herbert Gamboa LB 6-1 215 Jr. 2V San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente HS)37 - Zack Wagenmann DE 6-3 ½ 255 Sr. 3V Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS)38 - John Nguyen RB 5-7 180 So. 1V Seattle, Wash. (Bellevue HS)39 - Jake Dallaserra FS 5-11 190 Jr. 1V Butte, Mont. (Butte HS)40 - Cooper Sprunk TE 6-4 250 Fr. RS Tigard, Ore. (Jesuit HS)41- Mick Delaney Safety 6-0 193 Fr. RS Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS) 42 - Josh Buss LB 6-3 195 Fr. HS Boise, Idaho (Mountain View HS)43 - Nate Bradley NT 5-10 260 Fr. RS Billings, Mont. (West HS)44 - Caleb Kidder DT 6-5 275 Jr. 2V Helena, Mont. (Capital HS)45 - Jeremiah Kose LB 6-2 230 Jr. SQ/RS Oceanside, Calif. (Palomar College)47 - Derek Crittenden DE 6-3 240 Jr. 2V Whitefish, Mont. (Whitefish HS)50 - Aaron Held Snaps 6-1 193 So. 1V Sacramento, Calif. (El Camino HS)51- Tucker Schye LB/snaps 6-4 225 Fr. RS Malta, Mont. (Malta HS)54 - Trevor Rehm DT 6-3 265 Sr. 2V Dillon, Mont. (Beaverhead Co. HS)60 - Jackson Thiebes OT 6-5 280 So. TR Kalispell, Mont. (Lewis & Clark College) 65 - Jordan Hines OG 6-4 285 Sr. 1V Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix College)66 - Logan Hines OC 6-4 290 Sr. 2V Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix College) 68 - McCauley Todd OG 6-7 300 So. SQ Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Washington HS)69 - Jared Clark OT 6-6 270 So. JC San Diego, Calif. (Citrus College)70 - Ben Weyer OG/OC 6-4 270 So. 1V Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS)71 - Devon Dietrich OG 6-4 270 So. SQ Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville HS)72 - Trevor Poole OT 6-5 285 Sr. 3V Spokane, Wash. (Ferris HS)76 - David Reese OT 6-7 270 Fr. HS Clackamas, Ore. (Clackamas HS)77 - Cameron Rokich OT 6-5 245 Fr. RS West Jordan, Utah (Juan Diego Cath. HS)78 - Clint LaRowe OT 6-5 290 So. 1V Miles City, Mont. (Custer County HS)79 - Max Kelly OG 6-7 290 So. 1V Spokane, Wash. (Gonzaga Prep)80 - Sean Haynes WR 6-3 195 Sr. 3V Los Angeles, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS)


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NO. - NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. EXP. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)81 - Mitch Saylor TE 6-5 235 Sr. 3V Vancouver, Wash. (Union HS/Camas, WA)82 - Jermaine Jones TE 6-2 225 Jr. JC Oakland, Calif. (Laney College)83 - Ryan Burke WR 6-4 190 So. SQ Billings, Mont. (Central Catholic HS)84 - Kevin Berland WR 5-9 175 Sr. SQ Missoula, Mont. (Loyola HS)85 - Reese Carlson WR 6-4 215 Fr. HS Gig Harbor, Wash. (Gig Harbor HS)86 - Austin Carver WR 6-0 195 Fr. RS Dillon, Mont. (Beaverhead County HS)87 - Chris Lider K 6-1 199 Jr. 2V Bellevue, Wash. Sammamish HS)88 - Stephen Shaw P 6-3 242 Jr. 2V Boise, Idaho (Capital HS)89 - Aschan Richards DE 6-6 250 Jr. SQ Butte, Mont. (Butte Central HS)90 - Bo Harris DT 6-3 280 So. SQ Fairfield, Mont. (Fairfield HS)91 - Tyrone Holmes DE 6-4 245 Jr. 2V Eagle Point, Ore. (Eagle Point HS)93 - Zach Peevey DT 6-2 ½ 255 So. 1V Missoula, Mont. (Hellgate HS)94 - Harrison Greenberg K 5-8 170 So. SQ Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego HS)95 - Tonga Takai DT/Snaps 6-2 310 Sr. 3V Waipahu, Hawaii (Damien Memorial HS)96 - Josh Horner TE 6-4 230 Fr. HS Great Falls, Mont. (C.M. Russell HS) 97 - Ryan Johnson DE 6-2 ½ 255 So. SQ Vancouver, Wash. (Mountain View HS)98 - Mike Ralston TE 6-5 245 Fr. RS Oregon City, Ore. (Sheldon HS)

KEY: V=varsity letter(s). SQ=Squad member/No letter. HS=High school exp. only.

2014 COACHING STAFF: Mick Delaney (Western Montana College, 1964) head coach. Ty Gregorak (Colorado, 2001), defensive coordinator/linebackers. Lawrence (Legi) Suiaunoa (Nevada, 2002), Associate head coach/defensive line. Scott Gragg (Montana 1995), assistant head coach/co-offensive coordinator/O-line. Aric Williams (Oregon State, 2005), cornerbacks. Justin Green (Mon-tana 2011), running backs, recruiting coordinator. Kefense Hynson (Willamette, 2003), co-offensive coordinator/quarterbacks. Ross Brunelle (Montana, 2009) tight Ends & co-special teams coord. Mike Gerber (Maine, 1981), strength and conditioning coach. Jake Cookus (Oregon State, 2001), safeties & co-special teams coord.; Torrey Myers (Western New Mexico, 2002), wide receivers. Kade Rannings (Oregon State, 2005), video coordinator/assistant offensive line; Roland Ford, (Oregon, 2007), Director of Football Opera-tions.

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Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School)Jamaal Anderson Safety 5-11 195 Sr. SQ Fontana, Calif. (San Bernardino Valley College)Kevin Berland WR 5-9 175 Sr. SQ Missoula, Mont. (Loyola HS)Nate Bradley DT 5-10 260 Fr. RS Billings, Mont. (West HS)Ryan Burke WR 6-4 190 So. SQ Billings, Mont. (Central Catholic HS)Josh Buss LB 6-3 195 Fr. HS Boise, Idaho (Mountain View HS) Jordan Canada RB 5-9 190 Sr. 3V West Covina, Calif. (South Hills HS)Reese Carlson WR 6-4 215 Fr. HS Gig Harbor, Wash. (Gig Harbor HS)Austin Carver WR 6-0 195 Fr. RS Dillon, Mont. (Beaverhead County HS)Austin Chadderdon FB 6-2 200 Fr. HS Coeur d’Alene, Idaho (Coeur d’Alene)Jared Clark OL 6-5 270 So. JC San Diego, Calif. (Citrus College)Tristen Clark WR 6-2 180 Fr. HS Deer Lodge, Mont. (Powell County HS)Shayne Cochran LB 6-1 210 Fr. HS Culbertson, Mont. (Culbertson HS)Derek Crittenden DE 6-3 240 Jr. 2V Whitefish, Mont. (Whitefish HS)Ben D’Alton DL 6-3 230 Fr. HS Billings, Mont. (Billings Central HS)Jake Dallaserra Safety 5-11 190 Jr. 1V Butte, Mont. (Butte HS)Kyle Davis DT 6-1 245 Fr. HS San Diego, Calif. (Cathedral Catholic HS)Mick Delaney Safety 6-0 193 Fr. RS Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS)Joshua Dennard CB/Ret. 5-11 194 Sr. 3V Phoenix, Ariz. (Brophy Prep)Devon Dietrich OC 6-4 270 So. SQ Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville HS)Evan Epperly Safety 5-10 180 Fr. HS Kalispell, Mont. (Glacier HS)Treshawn Favors RB 5-9 190 Fr. RS Glendale, Ariz. (Mountain Ridge HS)Sean Foley WR 5-10 165 Fr. HS Whitefish, Mont. (Whitefish HSHerbert Gamboa LB 6-1 220 Jr. 2V San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente HS)Nico Graham WR 5-10 180 Fr. RS Missoula, Mont. (Big Sky HS)Harrison Greenberg K 5-8 170 So. SQ Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego HS) Brady Gustafson QB 6-7 235 So. 1V Billings, Mont. (West HS)Bo Harris DT 6-3 280 So. SQ Fairfield, Mont. (Fairfield HS)Nate Harris CB 5-10 180 Jr. 2V Chino, Calif. (Chino Hills HS)Sean Haynes WR 6-3 195 Sr. 3V Los Angeles, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS)Aaron Held Snaps 6-1 193 So. 1V Sacramento, Calif. (El Camino HS)Ellis Henderson WR/Ret. 6-0 185 Jr. 2V Portland, Ore. (U of Hawaii/Skyview HS)Matt Hermanson FS/Hol. 6-1 202 Sr. 3V Sioux Falls, S.D. (Washington HS)Jordan Hines OG 6-4 271 Sr. 1V Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix College)Logan Hines OC 6-4 290 Sr. 2V Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix College)Tyrone Holmes DE 6-4 245 Jr. 2V Eagle Point, Ore. (Eagle Point HS)Josh Janssen WR 6-0 195 Fr. RS Missoula, Mont. (Loyola HS)Carl Johnson RB 6-0 180 Fr. HS Hardin, Mont. (Hardin HS)Eric Johnson Safety 6-2 190 Jr. JC San Francisco, Calif. (Laney College)Jordan Johnson QB 6-1 195 Sr. 3V Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon HS)Ryan Johnson DE 6-2 ½ 255 So. SQ Vancouver, Wash. (Mountain View HS)Jamaal Jones WR 6-1 191 Jr. 1V Spanaway, Wash. (U of Washington)Jermaine Jones TE 6-2 225 Jr. JC Oakland, Calif. (Laney College)Riley Kack FB 6-2 240 Fr. HS Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS)Max Kelly OG 6-7 290 So. 1V Spokane, Wash. (Gonzaga Prep)Caleb Kidder DT 6-5 275 Jr. 2V Helena, Mont. (Capital HS)Jeremiah Kose LB 6-2 230 Jr. SQ/RS Oceanside, Calif. (Palomar JC)Nikolai LaCour LB 6-2 ½ 205 Fr. HS Redmond, Wash. (Redmond HS) Clint LaRowe OT 6-5 290 So. 1V Miles City, Mont. (Custer County HS)Connor Lebsock LB 6-2 205 Jr. 1V Billings, Mont. (Skyview HS)Chris Lider K 6-1 199 Jr. 2V Bellevue, Wash. Sammamish HS)Caleb Lyons WR 5-9 185 Fr. HS Lakewood, Wash. (Lakes HS)

2014 Grizzlies' Alphabetical Roster


WE ARE MONTANA2014 Grizzlies' Alphabetical Roster

Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School)Jake Mann Safety 6-1 185 Fr. HS Encinitas, Calif. (La Costa Canyon HS)Milan Marrero LB 5-11 200 Fr. HS San Diego, Calif. (Francis Parker HS)Ryan McKinley CB 6-1 188 Fr. RS Anthem, Ariz. (Boulder Creek HS)Nick Mertes DE 6-3 230 Fr. HS Edina, Minn. (Edina HS)Evan Miksch DE 6-3 255 Fr. HS Lake Stevens, Wash. (Lake Stevens HS)Shane Moody CB 5-8 160 Fr. HS Parker, Colo. (Regis Jesuit HS)Chase Naccarato WR/Ret. 5-7 166 Jr. 2V Spokane, Wash., (Mt. Spokane HS)JR Nelson CB 6-2 177 So. 1V Haceinda Heights, Calif. (Glen Wilson HS)John Nguyen RB/Ret. 5-7 180 So. 1V Seattle, Wash. (Bellevue HS)Addison Owen DE 6-2 225 Jr. 2V Vancouver, Wash. (Camas HS)Chris Parker CB 6-0 185 Fr. RS Sioux Falls, SD (Washington HS)Zach Peevey DT 6-2 ½ 255 So. 1V Missoula, Mont. (Hellgate HS)Trevor Poole OT 6-5 285 Sr. 3V Spokane, Wash. (Ferris HS)Mike Ralston TE 6-5 245 Fr. RS Oregon City, Ore. (Sheldon HS)Manu Rasmussen Safety 6-0 180 Fr. HS Tigard, Ore. (Tigard Senior HS)David Reese OT 6-7 270 Fr. HS Clackamas, Ore. (Clackamas HS)Trevor Rehm DT 6-3 265 Sr. 2V Dillon, Mont. (Beaverhead Co. HS)Aschan Richards DE 6-6 250 Jr. SQ Butte, Mont. (Butte Central HS)Tyler Richtmyer LB 6-2 215 Fr. HS Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS)Marq Rogers WR 6-4 181 Fr. RS Fort Wayne, Ind. (Concordia Lutheran HS)Cameron Rokich OT 6-5 245 Fr. RS West Jordan, Utah (Juan Diego HS)Mitch Saylor TE 6-5 235 Sr. 3V Vancouver, Wash. (Union HS/Camas, WA)Tucker Schye LB 6-4 225 Fr. RS Malta, Mont. (Malta HS)Stephen Shaw P 6-3 242 Jr. 2V Boise, Idaho (Capital HS)Makena Simis QB 6-2 205 Fr. RS Boise, Idaho (Capital HS)Shay Smithwick-Hann QB 6-4 219 Sr. 3V Kalispell, Mont. (Glacier HS)Cooper Sprunk TE 6-4 250 Fr. RS Tigard, Ore. (Jesuit HS)Connor Strahm LB 6-1 235 Fr. RS Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon HS)Dylan Stenseth LB 6-2 225 Fr. HS Lewiston, Mont. (Fergus HS)Kole Swartz TE 6-5 225 Fr. HS Missoula, Mont. (Hellgate HS)Tonga Takai DT/Snaps 6-2 310 Sr. 3V Waipahu, Hawaii (Damien Memorial HS)Jackson Thiebes OT 6-5 260 So. TR Kalispell, Mont. (Lewis & Clark College)Alex Thomas LB 6-0 215 Fr. HS Great Falls, Mont. (C.M. Russell HS)Reggie Tilleman TE 6-4 195 Fr. HS Gensesee, Idaho (Genesee HS)McCauley Todd OG 6-7 300 So. SQ Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Washington HS)Travon Van RB/WR 5-11 195 Sr. 1V San Diego, Calif. (Marshall)Kenderick Van Ackeren LB 6-1 220 Jr. 1V Bellevue, Wash. (Hawaii) Zach Vis LB 6-3 205 Fr. RS Lynden, Wash. (Lynden HS)Taylor Walcott WR 6-0 180 Jr. 1V Eugene, Ore. (Marist HS)Zack Wagenmann DE 6-3 ½ 255 Sr. 3V Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS)Ben Weyer OC/OG 6-4 270 So. 1V Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS)Will Weyer QB 6-5 208 Fr. HS Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS)Justin Whitted FS 6-1 195 Jr. 2V Los Angeles, Calif. (St. Bernard HS)Jamal Wilson FB 5-11 ½ 250 Jr. 1V Compton, Calif. (Boise State)

KEY: V=varsity letter(s) won.SQ=Squad member/No letter.HS=High school experience only.

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New Grizzlies – Class of 201424 PLAYERS: 6 linebackers; 4 defensive linemen; 4 wide receivers; 3 safeties; 2 fullbacks; 2 tight ends. 1 quarterback; 1 offensive lineman; 1 running back.

• josh Buss, LB, 6-3, 195, Fr., HS, Boise, Idaho (Mountain View HS): Josh rushed for a 5A Southern Idaho Conference-best 1,939 yards and 25 touchdowns...senior team was 7-3 and reached the state quarterfinals...earned three letters in football, four in lacrosse, and one in wrestling...South-ern Idaho “Player of the Year”... first team all-state running back as a junior and senior...freshman and junior lacrosse teams won state titles, and he was tabbed an All-American in that sport as a junior... team MVP in football as a senior; offensive player of the year as a junior; and outstanding wide receiver as a sophomore...team captain in football for head coach Judd Benedick...major is business or criminal justice...birth date: Dec. 4, 1995...Josh’s parents are Kristi Tippetts of Boise and Joe Buss of Meridian. • Reese Carlson, WR, 6-4, 215, Fr., HS, Gig Harbor, Wash. (Gig Harbor HS): A three-year letterman in football...team captain as a junior and voted “Most Promising Junior” by his teammates...second team all-league at wide receiver as a junior...honorable mention all-conference his senior season for his 7-2 team, but he played in just four games (and had 22 catches for 342 yards and two touchdowns) because of an injury...rated number 5 receiver in Washington by Northwest Elite Index...an East-West All-Star Game alternate...his football coach was Aaron Chantler...he will major in sociol-ogy...birth date: Sept. 4, 1995...his parents are Eric and Laura Carlson of Gig Harbor.

• Austin Chadderdon, FB, 6-2, 240, Fr., HS, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho (Coeur d’ Alene HS): Austin has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014... a three-year letterman in football...all-state and all-conference as a senior...led the state of Idaho with 14.5 sacks, and also had 52 tackles...a team captain his senior season...his teams won state championships in 2012, 2011, and 2013...his head coach was Shawn Amos...he will major in business administration...birth date: Jan. 26, 1996...his parents are Kim and Brian Seymour of Hayden, Idaho.

• Tristen Clark, WR, 6-2, 180, Fr., HS, Deer Lodge, Mont. (powell County HS): Tristen has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...he was a four-sport letterman in football (4), golf (4), basketball (3), and track (2)...all-state in football as a senior when he caught 58 passes for 1,051 yards and 14 touchdowns...all-state and all-conference in track as a junior...also all-state pick in golf...three-time team captain in football...voted most inspirational in football as a senior...his high school football coach was Albert Cutler...he will major in education...birth date: Dec. 20, 1995...his parents are Lee and Stacey Clark of Opportunity, Montana.

• Shayne Cochran, LB, 6-1, 210, Fr., HS, Culbertson, Mont. (Culbertson HS): Shane has earned 10 letters: four in football, and three in both basketball and track...a first team all-state and all-conference selection at running back and linebacker as a junior and senior...rushed for 1,589 yards and 28 touchdowns, and averaged 8.5 yards a run, and also had 85 tackles on defense...was team captain as a senior for his 8-2 team...prep coach was David Helmer his senior year, and Rob Oelkers previous three seasons...will major in business...birth date: Oct. 31, 1995...his parents are Laurie and Lary Pearson and Cory and Kathryn Cochran of Culbertson.

• Ben D’Alton, DL, 6-3, 230, Fr., HS, Billings, Mont. (Billings Central Catholic HS): Ben has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...Ben was a three-year letterman in football...his 2012 football team was 12-0 and the State “A” champion...was team captain and Most Valuable Lineman as a senior...first team all-state offensive tackle as a senior..two-time first team all-league pick at OT...named to academic all-state squad...his high school football coach was Jim Stanton...will major in business (finance)...birth date: Dec. 1, 1995...his parents are Bill and Moira D’Alton of Billings.

• Kyle Davis, DT, 6-1, 245, Fr., HS, San Diego, Calif. (Cathedral Catholic HS): Kyle has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...he earned four letters in football and two in wrestling...he was co-captain in football as a senior...Eastern League Defensive Player of the Year, first team all-league, and “Outstanding Lineman” following his senior campaign...three-time all-league selection at defensive end...all-conference wrestler...career-wise he had 180 tackles, 23 sacks, and three fumble recoveries...his head coach was Sean Doyle...he plans to major in biology and hopes to become a physician...birth date: Sept. 21, 1995...his parents are Ron and Trelli Davis of San Diego.

• Evan Epperly, Safety, 5-10, 180, Fr., HS, Kalispell, Mont. (Glacier HS): Evan has 11 letters: four in basketball and track, and three in foot-ball...he was a first team all-state pick at wide receiver and cornerback...had 55 catches for 1,126 yards and 14 TDs, along with 51 tackles, 10 pass break-ups, and five interceptions his senior season...tabbed “AA” Western offensive MVP...football team was state runner-up in 2013...team captain in football and basketball...invited to play in Montana’s East-West Shrine Game, and the Montana-Dakota All-Star Game...first team all-state in hoops and in track as a junior...all-time leader in assists and steals at Glacier High School...his football coach was former (1988-90) Griz quarterback Grady Bennett...he will major in education...birth date: Aug. 6, 1995...his parents are Jim and Heather Epperly of Bigfork...his aunt, Julie Epperly, played for the Lady Griz from 1988-92.

• Sean Foley, WR, 5-10, 165, Fr., HS, Whitefish, Mont. (Whitefish HS): Sean has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...named first team all-state at cornerback his senior year...all-conference selection at defensive back, wide receiver, and as a returner...senior season he had 35 catches for 605 yards and seven TDs; rushed for 363 yards and five scores, and had five interceptions and returned two for touchdowns...also had two kickoff returns for TDs and one punt return for a score...2013 offensive MVP and team captain his senior year...also all-league at receiver as a junior...lettered four times in football and three times in track... track team won the state title his junior year...also team captain in track...high school football coach was Chad Ross..he will major in business...birth date: April 19, 1996...his parents are Bob and Sallie Foley of Whitefish.

• Manu Hudson-Rasmussen, Safety, 6-0, 180, Fr., HS, Tigard, Ore. (Tigard Senior HS): Manu lettered three times in football and once in track...was a first team all-state selection at running back and safety as a senior, and tabbed his conference’s offensive player of the year...named to the AIGA Under Armor Polynesian All-America team that year...Rushed for 2,000-plus yards and 38 touchdowns his senior season, along with 13 pass break ups and three tackles for loss on defense...his teams won three Pacific Conference titles from 2011-13, and had an overall record of 37-4...his football coach was Craig Ruecker...he will major in business...birth date: Sept. 23, 1995...his parents are Josh and Sylvia Rasmussen of Tigard.


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• Carl johnson, RB, 6-0, 180, Fr., HS, Hardin, Mont. (Hardin HS): Carl has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...he earned letters in five sports: football (3), track (4), swimming (2), wrestling (1), and basketball (1)...football captain as a junior and senior, and defensive MVP as a junior... swimming team captain as a junior, and team MVP in that sport twice...named all-conference at running back and linebacker in 2011-12-13...senior year he rushed for 715 yards and had 51 tackles and two interceptions...his prep football coach was Mike Flamm...he plans to major in physical therapy...birth date: Sept. 18, 1995...his parents are Mark and Charlene Johnson of Hardin.

• Riley Kack, FB, 6-2, 240, Fr., HS, Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS): Riley has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...a key member of the Hawks’ 13-0 squad that won the state championship in 2013...ranked fifth in school history with 82 career touchdowns...on defense he had 48 knockdowns as a senior and 34 his junior year...junior squad (9-4) was state runners-up...first team all-state and all-conference as a senior...will major in business...birth date: Nov. 20, 1995...his parents are David and Jennifer Kack of Bozeman. • Caleb Lyons, WR, 5-9, 185, Fr., HS, Lakewood, Wash. (Lakes HS): Caleb has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...he was a four-year letterman in football...was team captain as a senior...named first team all-league at wide receiver, returner, and safety...his football team won two league titles in 2010 and 2011, and played in the state playoffs those seasons...first team all-state kick returner as a junior...had 1,276 all-purpose yards and eight touchdowns his senior season, despite missing two games due to an injury...his prep football coach was Dave Miller...he will major in business management...birth date: Nov. 16, 1995...his parents are Sean and Christine Lyons of Lakewood.

• jake Mann, Safety, 6-0, 185, Fr., HS, Carlsbad, Calif. (La Costa Canyon HS): Jake has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...letters in football, basketball, and track...twice all-league pick in football at quarterback for teams that had back-to-back 7-4 records...his high school football coach was Sean Sovacool...rushed for 1,073 yards and eight TDs as a senior, and passed for 673 yards and six scores that season...career-wise he rushed 1,503 yards, and had 2,635 all-purpose yards and 25 TDs..a business major...birth date: June 30, 1996...his parents are Kelly and Liz Mann of Encinitas.

• Milan Marrero, LB, 6-0, 200, Fr., HS, San Diego, Calif. (Francis parker HS): Milan has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...he earned four letters in football and three in lacrosse...team captain in football his senior year...tabbed his conference’s defensive player of the year in 2013...twice named first team all-league...senior squad was 10-1 and conference champion...his senior season he had 90 tackles and nine tackles for loss...his high school football coach was John Morrison...he plans to major in business...birth date: March 1, 1996...his parents are Guillermo Marrero and Joyce Maggiore of San Diego.

• Nick Mertes, DE, 6-3, 230, Fr., HS, Edina, Minn. (Edina HS): Nick has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...earned three letters in football and one in track...voted team’s Outstanding Defensive Lineman as a senior...an all-league pick...football team captain his senior sea-son...2012 league champions, and first Edina team to advance to the state playoffs in 30 years...recipient of Hornet Leadership Award...high school foot-ball coach was Reed Boltman...major is undecided...birth date: July 29, 1995...his parents are Jack and Lori Mertes of Edina.

• Evan Miksch, DE, 6-3, 255, Fr., HS, Lake Stevens, Wash. (Lake Stevens HS): Evan has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...he earned three letters in football...team captain as a senior for his 6-4 conference championship team...his senior season he had 110 tackles, 10 sacks, and two forced fumbles...first team all-state on defense as a senior, and first team all-area on offense that year...all-league pick both ways as a ju-nior...set a school record with 20 career sacks...his football coach was Tom Tri...he will major in physical therapy...birth date: Dec. 19, 1995...his parents are Jon and Connie Miksch of Lake Stevens.

• David Reese, OL, 6-7, 270, Fr., HS, Clackamas, Ore. (Clackamas HS): David earned three letters in both football and basketball...he was an honorable mention all-state pick as a senior...a two-time all-league selection...team captain as a senior in football...voted his team’s Lineman of the Year in 2012 and 2013...named “Rookie of the Year” in football as a sophomore...he will major in business...birth date: March 28, 1996...his parents are Jeff and Ashley Reese of Happy Valley, Oregon.

• Tyler Richtmyer, LB, 6-2, 215, Fr., HS, Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS): Tyler has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...earned three letters in football...first team all-conference and second team all-state at tight end his senior season...a two-time all-league pick at tight end and linebacker...team captain his junior and senior seasons...a two-time academic all-state pick...invited to play in Montana’s East-West Shrine Game...also an outstanding baseball player...his prep football coach was former (2001-03) Griz wide receiver Dane Oliver...he is undecided on a major...birth date: May 2, 1995...his parents are Gary and Susan Richtmyer of Florence.

• Dylan Stenseth, LB, 6-2, 225, Fr., HS, Lewiston, Mont. (Fergus HS): Dylan has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...lettered in football, basketball, and track...senior year he had 81 tackles and rushed for 341 yards...all-state at linebacker and punter as a senior, and first team all-league at fullback that season...football team captain his junior and senior seasons...team MVP on offense as a senior and on defense as a junior...a three-time all-conference pick at linebacker and punter...academic all-state as a senior...top 10 qualifier in the javelin with a PR of 171-0...prep football coach was Gary Gebhert...is interested in a career in the medical field...birth date: Nov. 2, 1995...his parents are Warren and Rhonda Stenseth of Lewistown.

• Kole Swartz, TE, 6-5, 225, Fr., HS, Missoula, Mont. (Hellgate HS): Kole earned three letters in football and three in basketball...was a sec-ond team all-state selection at defensive and honorable mention at tight end his senior year...all-conference and honorable mention all-state on defense as a junior...team captain in football and defensive MVP...member Hellgate’s 21-4 state championship squad in 2012-13...his high school football coach was R.L Boyles...he will be a business administration major...birth date: Feb. 18, 1996...his parents are Sean and Jennifer Swartz of East Clinton.

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New Grizzlies – Class of 2014• Alex Thomas, LB, 6-0, 215, Fr., HS, Great Falls, Mont. (C.M. Russell HS): Alex was first team all-state as a senior, and also selected to play in the Montana Shrine Game and Bandlands Bowl...a first team all-state pick in track as a sophomore and junior...all-league in football as a junior and senior...team captain in football and track...earned four letters in track and two in football...his high school football coach was Montana Hall of Fame mentor Jack Johnson...career-wise he had 24 sacks, 28 tackles for loss, 15 quarterback hurries, and he blocked four field goals...he is undecided on a major...birth date: Oct. 31, 1995...his parents are David and Lisa Thomas of Great Falls.

• Reggie Tilleman, TE, 6-4, 195, Fr., HS, Genesee, Idaho (Genesee HS): Reggie has accepted an admissions offer from UM for Fall 2014...he earned 11 letters: four each in football and basketball, and three in track...all-state defensive end and punter in 2013...all-state selection in basketball as a junior...twice tabbed all-league as a receiver...varsity football captain as a sophomore, junior, and senior, and team’s leading receiver those seasons...currently serving as team captain in hoops...as a senior he had 44 receptions for 587 yards and 12 TDs, along with 60 tackles...prep football coach was Jason Hanson...birth date: Nov. 30, 1995...his parents are Lee and Sherrie Tilleman of Genesee.

• Will Weyer, QB, 6-5, 208, Fr., HS, Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS): Will earned three letters in football and he also lettered in basketball and track...led the Hawks to a 13-0 record and state championship in 2013...served as team captain as a junior and senior...chosen “Hawk of the Year”...tabbed offensive MVP and first team all-state as a senior...his prep coach was Troy Purcell...will major in business...birth date: Oct. 16, 1995...his parents are Tim and Liz Weyer of Bozeman...his older brother, Ben Weyer, is a redshirt sophomore offensive lineman at UM.

Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School)Josh Buss LB 6-3 195 Fr. HS Boise, Idaho (Mountain View HS)Reese Carlson WR 6-4 215 Fr. HS Gig Harbor, Wash. (Gig Harbor HS)Austin Chadderdon FB 6-2 200 Fr. HS Coeur d’Alene, Idaho (Coeur d’Alene)Tristen Clark WR 6-2 180 Fr. HS Deer Lodge, Mont. (Powell County HS)Shayne Cochran LB 6-1 210 Fr. HS Culbertson, Mont. (Culbertson HS)Ben D’Alton DL 6-3 230 Fr. HS Billings, Mont. (Billings Central HS)Kyle Davis DT 6-1 245 Fr. HS San Diego, Calif. (Cathedral Catholic HS) Evan Epperly Safety 5-10 180 Fr. HS Kalispell, Mont. (Glacier HS)Sean Foley WR 5-10 165 Fr. HS Whitefish, Mont. (Whitefish HS)Manu Hudson-Rasmussen Safety 6-0 180 Fr. HS Tigard, Ore. (Tigard Senior HS)Carl Johnson RB 6-0 180 Fr. HS Hardin, Mont. (Hardin HS)Riley Kack FB 6-2 240 Fr. HS Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS)

University of Montana Grizzlies: “Class of 2014" RosterPlayer Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School)Caleb Lyons WR 5-9 185 Fr. HS Lakewood, Wash. (Lakes HS)Jake Mann Safety 6-1 185 Fr. HS Encinitas, Calif. (La Costa Canyon HS)Milan Marrero LB 5-11 200 Fr. HS San Diego, Calif. (Francis Parker HS)Nick Mertes DE 6-3 230 Fr. HS Edina, Minn. (Edina HS)Evan Miksch DE 6-3 255 Fr. HS Lake Stevens, Wash. (Lake Stevens HS)David Reese OL 6-7 270 Fr. HS Clackamas, Ore. (Clackamas HS)Tyler Richtmyer LB 6-2 215 Fr. HS Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS)Dylan Stenseth LB 6-2 225 Fr. HS Lewistown, Mont. (Fergus HS)Kole Swartz TE 6-5 225 Fr. HS Missoula, Mont. (Hellgate HS)Alex Thomas LB 6-0 215 Fr. HS Great Falls, Mont. (C.M. Russell HS)Reggie Tilleman TE 6-4 195 Fr. HS Gensesee, Idaho (Genesee HS)Will Weyer QB 6-5 208 Fr. HS Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS)

SIX STATES: 12-Montana; 3-Washington; 3-California; 3 Idaho; 2-Oregon; 1 Minnesota.

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69 Matt Hermanson, Senior free Safety


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2013 GAME RESULTS/OVERALL TEAM STATSALL GAMES

Team Statistics UM OPPSCORING 490 298 Points Per Game 37.7 22.9 FIRST DOWNS 283 257 Rushing 110 102 Passing 147 143 Penalty 26 12 RUSHING YARDAGE 2407 1863 Yards gained rushing 2639 2175 Yards lost rushing 232 312 Rushing Attempts 515 471 Average Per Rush 4.7 4.0 Average Per Game 185.2 143.3 TDs Rushing 28 13 PASSING YARDAGE 3483 3090 Comp-Att-Int 227-406-5 277-453-16 Average Per Pass 8.6 6.8 Average Per Catch 15.3 11.2 Average Per Game 267.9 237.7 TDs Passing 35 21 TOTAL OFFENSE 5890 4953 Total Plays 921 924 Average Per Play 6.4 5.4 Average Per Game 453.1 381.0 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 36-754 66-1370 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 31-315 19-163 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 16-141 5-83 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.9 20.8 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.2 8.6 INT RETURN AVERAGE 8.8 16.6 FUMBLES-LOST 16-9 22-16 PENALTIES-Yards 61-628 94-867 Average Per Game 48.3 66.7 PUNTS-Yards 50-2150 74-2947 Average Per Punt 43.0 39.8 Net punt average 37.7 34.5 KICKOFFS-Yards 87-5358 58-3473 Average Per Kick 61.6 59.9 Net kick average 39.8 38.3 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:02 29:58 3RD-DOWN Conversions 78/182 86/203 3rd-Down Pct 43% 42% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 15/25 8/14 4th-Down Pct 60% 57% SACKS BY-Yards 29-166 17-93 MISC YARDS 0 9 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 66 38 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 11-20 11-16 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES (45-57) 79% (29-41) 71% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (40-57) 70% (22-41) 54% PAT-ATTEMPTS (59-62) 95% (37-37) 100% ATTENDANCE 170,660 64,189 Games/Avg Per Game 7/24380 6/10698 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Montana 133 106 89 149 13 490 Opponents 86 113 52 44 3 298

2013 SCHEDULE & RESULTSDate Opponent W/L Score AttendanceAug. 31 #12 Appalachian State W 30-6 26,293Sept. 14 at North Dakota W 55-17 9,726Sept. 21 Oklahoma Panhandle State W 47-14 25,814Sept. 28 at #22 Northern Arizona* L 16-34 12,640Oct. 5 Portland State* W 55-27 25,604Oct. 12 at UC Davis* W 42-7 7,368Oct. 19 Cal Poly* W 21-14 (OT) 25,913Oct. 26 #3 Eastern Washington L 37-42 26,082Nov. 2 at Sacramento State* W 51-48 (OT) 6,361Nov. 9 at South Dakota W 31-27 6,567Nov. 16 Weber State* W 42-6 23,609Nov. 23 at #13 Montana State* W 28-14 21,527Dec. 7 #11 Coastal Carolina^ L 35-42 17,345*Big Sky Conference game^2nd Round NCAA playoff game

Zach Peevey, sophomore defensive tackle


WE ARE MONTANA2013 overall individual statistics

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G

Jordan Canada 13 211 1111 49 1062 5.0 16 80 81.7 Travon Van 11 106 566 43 523 4.9 6 42 47.5John Nguyen 11 59 291 24 267 4.5 2 35 24.3 Joey Counts 8 41 210 3 207 5.0 1 31 25.9 Jordan Johnson 13 57 235 87 148 2.6 0 15 11.4 Smithwick-Hann 8 5 69 5 64 12.8 2 41 8.0 Marlon Miles 4 18 66 4 62 3.4 1 11 15.5 Chase Naccarato 13 2 54 1 53 26.5 0 54 4.1 Ellis Henderson 13 2 33 0 33 16.5 0 24 2.5 Gavin Hagfors 13 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 Cam Warren 13 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 Brady Gustafson 4 1 0 3 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.8 TEAM 8 11 0 13 -13 -1.2 0 0 -1.6

Total.......... 13 515 2639 232 2407 4.7 28 80 185.2 Opponents...... 13 471 2175 312 1863 4.0 13 51 143.3

PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yards TD Long Avg/G

Jordan Johnson 13 154.7 220-388-5 56.7 3387 32 72 260.5 Smithwick-Hann 8 103.5 4-13-0 30.8 34 2 16 4.2 Brady Gustafson 4 134.0 2-4-0 50.0 40 0 35 10.0 Chase Naccarato 13 614.8 1-1-0 100.0 22 1 22 1.7

Total.......... 13 154.0 227-406-5 55.9 3483 35 72 267.9 Opponents...... 13 126.7 277-453-16 61.1 3090 21 86 237.7

RECEIVING GP No. Yards Avg TD Long Avg/G

Ellis Henderson 13 43 1008 23.4 14 71 77.5 Jamaal Jones 13 42 760 18.1 3 72 58.5 Cam Warren 13 38 513 13.5 3 35 39.5 Chase Naccarato 13 17 215 12.6 1 35 16.5 Clay Pierson 10 17 169 9.9 5 36 16.9 Travon Van 11 13 176 13.5 1 70 16.0 Jordan Canada 13 11 121 11.0 0 42 9.3 Jordan Harper 13 9 109 12.1 4 21 8.4 Mitch Saylor 10 8 88 11.0 2 20 8.8 Gavin Hagfors 13 7 46 6.6 0 16 3.5 Sean Haynes 13 6 95 15.8 0 28 7.3 Taylor Walcott 7 6 87 14.5 1 28 12.4 Jamal Wilson 11 5 23 4.6 0 9 2.1 John Nguyen 11 4 22 5.5 0 19 2.0 Joey Counts 8 1 51 51.0 1 51 6.4

Total.......... 13 227 3483 15.3 35 72 267.9 Opponents...... 13 277 3090 11.2 21 86 237.7

PUNT RETURNS No. Yards Avg TD Long

Ellis Henderson 25 305 12.2 0 54 John Nguyen 4 1 0.2 0 13 D. Crittenden 1 3 3.0 0 0 Herbert Gamboa 1 6 6.0 0 0

Total.......... 31 315 10.2 0 54 Opponents...... 19 163 8.6 1 82

Junior linebacker Herbert Gamboa

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yards Avg TD Long

Bo Tully 3 11 3.7 0 11 Nate Harris 3 60 20.0 0 44 Jordan Tripp 3 14 4.7 0 14 Brock Coyle 2 2 1.0 0 2 Anthony Goodwin 2 9 4.5 0 9 Addison Owen 1 21 21.0 0 21 J. Kanongata’a 1 24 24.0 0 24 Alex Bienemann 1 0 0.0 0 0

Total.......... 16 141 8.8 0 44 Opponents...... 5 83 16.6 1 60

KICK RETURNS No. Yards Avg TD Long

Ellis Henderson 21 505 24.0 1 98 Chase Naccarato 7 150 21.4 0 28 John Nguyen 3 58 19.3 0 21 William Poehls 3 10 3.3 0 5 Joey Counts 2 31 15.5 0 22

Total.......... 36 754 20.9 1 98 Opponents...... 66 1370 20.8 0 44



FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yards Avg TD Long

Matt Hermanson 1 35 35.0 1 35 Alex Bienemann 1 0 0.0 0 0 Jordan Tripp 1 6 6.0 1 6 Kendrick Van Ackeren 1 5 5.0 0 5

Total.......... 4 46 11.5 2 35 Opponents...... 2 120 60.0 2 98

——— PATs ——— SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Pts

Jordan Canada 16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 96 Ellis Henderson 15 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 90 Ben Worst 0 9-17 48-48 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 75 Travon Van 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Clay Pierson 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Jordan Harper 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Cam Warren 3 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 20 Jamaal Jones 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Chris Lider 0 1-2 11-14 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 14 Smithwick-Hann 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Joey Counts 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 John Nguyen 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Mitch Saylor 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Marlon Miles 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Taylor Walcott 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Jordan Tripp 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Chase Naccarato 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Matt Hermanson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Harrison Greenberg 0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 3 Jordan Johnson 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-1 0 0 0

Total.......... 66 11-20 59-62 1-2 0 0-1 0 0 490 Opponents...... 38 11-16 37-37 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 298

TOTAL OFFENSE GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G

Jordan Johnson 13 445 148 3387 3535 271.9 Jordan Canada 13 211 1062 0 1062 81.7 Travon Van 11 106 523 0 523 47.5 John Nguyen 11 59 267 0 267 24.3 Joey Counts 8 41 207 0 207 25.9 Smithwick-Hann 8 18 64 34 98 12.2 Chase Naccarato 13 3 53 22 75 5.8 Marlon Miles 4 18 62 0 62 15.5 Brady Gustafson 4 5 -3 40 37 9.2 Ellis Henderson 13 2 33 0 33 2.5 Gavin Hagfors 13 1 2 0 2 0.2 Cam Warren 13 1 2 0 2 0.2 TEAM 8 11 -13 0 -13 -1.6

Total.......... 13 921 2407 3483 5890 453.1 Opponents...... 13 924 1863 3090 4953 381.0

ALL PURPOSE GP Rush Rcv PR KR IR Total Avg/G

Ellis Henderson 13 33 1008 305 505 0 1851 142.4 Jordan Canada 13 1062 121 0 0 0 1183 91.0 Jamaal Jones 13 0 760 0 0 0 760 58.5 Travon Van 11 523 176 0 0 0 699 63.5 Cam Warren 13 2 513 0 0 0 515 39.6 Chase Naccarato 13 53 215 0 150 0 418 32.2 John Nguyen 11 267 22 1 58 0 348 31.6 Joey Counts 8 207 51 0 31 0 289 36.1 Clay Pierson 10 0 169 0 0 0 169 16.9 Jordan Johnson 13 148 0 0 0 0 148 11.4 Jordan Harper 13 0 109 0 0 0 109 8.4 Sean Haynes 13 0 95 0 0 0 95 7.3 Mitch Saylor 10 0 88 0 0 0 88 8.8 Taylor Walcott 7 0 87 0 0 0 87 12.4 Smithwick-Hann 8 64 0 0 0 0 64 8.0 Marlon Miles 4 62 0 0 0 0 62 15.5 Nate Harris 13 0 0 0 0 60 60 4.6 Gavin Hagfors 13 2 46 0 0 0 48 3.7 J. Kanongata’a 13 0 0 0 0 24 24 1.8 Jamal Wilson 11 0 23 0 0 0 23 2.1 Addison Owen 11 0 0 0 0 21 21 1.9 Jordan Tripp 13 0 0 0 0 14 14 1.1 Bo Tully 13 0 0 0 0 11 11 0.8 William Poehls 13 0 0 0 10 0 10 0.8 Anthony Goodwin 12 0 0 0 0 9 9 0.8 Herbert Gamboa 11 0 0 6 0 0 6 0.5 Derek Crittenden 13 0 0 3 0 0 3 0.2 Brock Coyle 13 0 0 0 0 2 2 0.2 Brady Gustafson 4 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -0.8 TEAM 8 -13 0 0 0 0 -13 -1.6

Total.......... 13 2407 3483 315 754 141 7100 546.2 Opponents...... 13 1863 3090 163 1370 83 6569 505.3

Junior wide receiver/returner Ellis Henderson



FIELD GOALS Made-Att Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Long Blkd Chris Lider 1-2 50.0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 25 0 Ben Worst 9-17 52.9 0-0 2-3 0-2 6-10 1-2 50 2 Harrison Greenberg 1-1 100.0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 21 0

FG SEQUENCE Montana Opponents Appalachian State (25) 45,(48),(21) UND - (30) OPSU (50),47,(41),(41),(21) - NORTHERN ARIZONA (42) 32,29,(23),(46) Portland State 44,(25),(45) - UC Davis 44,42 - Cal Poly - 56,26 Eastern Washington (40),39 - Sacramento State (22),38 (24),(25) South Dakota (46) (21),(38) Weber State 22,50 (21),(48) Montana State 47 - Coastal Carolina - - Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

PUNTING No. Yards Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ Blkd

Stephen Shaw 49 2150 43.9 64 5 14 15 12 1 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total.......... 50 2150 43.0 64 5 14 15 12 1 Opponents...... 74 2947 39.8 64 4 18 20 11 2

KICKOFFS No. Yards Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn

Chris Lider 45 2811 62.5 13 0 Ben Worst 41 2488 60.7 8 0 H. Greenberg 1 59 59.0 0 0

Total.......... 87 5358 61.6 21 0 20.8 39.8 25 Opponents...... 58 3473 59.9 20 1 20.9 38.3 26

2013 overall defensive statistics Tackles Sacks Pass Defense Fumbles Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BU PD Qbh Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 56 Brock Coyle 13 60 65 125 13.5 - 49 4.0 - 24 2 - 2 2 4 4 1 - 0 5 . . 12 Matt Hermanson 12 53 54 107 2.0 - 9 1.0 - 7 . 1 1 . 2 - 35 3 . . 37 Jordan Tripp 13 41 59 100 5.5 - 15 2.0 - 10 3 - 14 2 5 1 3 - 6 1 1 . 52 J. Kanongata’a 13 44 44 88 10.0 - 34 5.0 - 23 1 - 24 1 2 2 1 - 0 2 . . 58 Zack Wagenmann 13 22 42 64 16.5 - 76 8.5 - 50 . 2 2 6 1 - 0 3 . . 30 Bo Tully 13 28 26 54 0.5 - 2 . 3 - 11 2 5 . 2 - 0 . . . 92 Alex Bienemann 13 18 33 51 5.5 - 14 . 1 - 0 2 3 3 1 - 0 . . . 47 D. Crittenden 13 5 36 41 2.0 - 4 0.5 - 1 . 1 1 2 1 - 0 . 1 . 1 Anthony Goodwin 12 21 20 41 0.5 - 2 . 2 - 9 12 14 . . 1 . . 44 Caleb Kidder 13 10 30 40 6.0 - 20 3.5 - 17 . 5 5 1 . . . . 14 Joshua Dennard 13 20 19 39 1.0 - 2 . . 1 1 . . . . . 11 Nate Harris 13 22 16 38 1.0 - 3 . 3 - 60 1 4 . . . . . 91 Tyrone Holmes 13 8 29 37 6.0 - 34 4.0 - 30 . . . 5 . . . . 95 Tonga Takai 11 11 21 32 2.5 - 7 1.0 - 4 . 2 2 3 . . . . 35 K. Van Ackeren 12 14 15 29 0.5 - 1 . . . . . 1 - 5 . . . 54 Trevor Rehm 13 2 22 24 1.5 - 3 . . . . . . . . . 33 Connor Lebsock 13 14 9 23 1.0 - 1 . . 1 1 . . . . . 31 Justin Whitted 11 9 9 18 . . . 1 1 . 1 - 0 . . . 9 Addison Owen 11 3 13 16 . . 1 - 21 . 1 . 1 - 0 . . . 20 Herbert Gamboa 11 3 11 14 . . . . . . 1 - 0 . 1 . 99 Jesse Ginn 12 4 8 12 2.5 - 10 . . 1 1 . . . . . 39 Jake Dallaserra 13 4 7 11 . . . . . . . . . . 24 Steve Rominger 9 5 4 9 . . . . . . . . . . 18 JR Nelson 11 3 4 7 . . . . . . . . . . 21 Joey Counts 8 1 5 6 . . . . . . . . . . 28 Jamaal Anderson 4 2 3 5 . . . 1 1 . . . . . 38 John Nguyen 11 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . . . 97 Ryan Johnson 5 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . . . 93 Zach Peevey 11 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . . . 65 Jordan Hines 6 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . . 90 Bo Harris 2 . 2 2 . . . . . 1 . . . . 76 Danny Kistler 13 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . . 45 Jeremiah Kose 2 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . . Total.......... 13 446 615 1061 78 - 286 29 - 166 16 - 141 38 54 28 16 - 46 16 4 . Opponents...... 13 408 611 1019 71 - 232 17 - 93 5 - 83 43 48 39 9 - 120 10 5 .


WE ARE MONTANA2013 SEASON REVIEW

GAME #1 OF 2013#12 Appalachian State at #20 Montana Aug. 31, 2013Stadium: Washington-GrizzlyAttendance: 26,293 (WGS Record)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalAppalachian State 0 3 3 0 -- 6Montana 0 16 0 14 -- 30Qtr -Time- Scoring play2nd 10:30 UM - Ellis Henderson 6 yd pass from Jordan Johnson (Chris Lider kick blocked), 4-60 1:4004:30 UM - Travon Van 2 run (Lider kick), 9-82 4:3701:10 UM - Lider 25 field goal, 4-6 0:5900:00 APP - Drew Stewart 48 field goal, 5-54 1:053rd 09:54 APP - Stewart 21 field goal, 9-73 3:364th 13:13 UM - Jordan Canada 1 run (Lider kick), 6-42 2:0909:23 UM - Jordan Harper 11 pass from Johnson (Lider kick), 7-60 2:20

APP UMFIRST DOWNS 16 22RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 26-123 52-246PASSING YDS (NET) 205 251Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-21-1 23-19-0TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS 59-328 75-497Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-10 2-11Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-135 2-35Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-32.8 3-54.3Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-1Penalties-Yards 8-68 8-76Possession Time 23:55 36:05Third-Down Conversions 3 of 13 9 of 15Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 5-8Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-1 0-0

RUSHING: ASU-Ricky Fergerson 12-53; Kameron Bryant 2-23; Marcus Cox 3-16; Londry-Jackson 6-13; Tony Washington 1-9; Paul Magloire 2-9. Montana-Travon Van 20-118; Jordan Canada 25-112; Joey Counts 3-15; Jordan Johnson 2-5.PASSING: ASU-Londry-Jackson 13-21-0-89; Kameron Bryant 8-12-1-116. Montana -Jordan Johnson 19-23-0-251.RECEIVING: ASU-Tony Washington 6-81; Simms McElfresh 3-41; Mar-cus Cox 3-31; Andrew Peacock 3-15,Montana-Jamaal Jones 6-60; Ellis Henderson 3-72; Cam Warren 2-35; Jor-dan Harper 2-28; Chase Naccarato 1-18; Travon Van 1-14; Mitch Saylor 1-9; Sean Haynes 1-7; Jamal Wilson 1-4; Taylor Walcott 1-4.INTERCEPTIONS: ASU-None. Montana-Bo Tully 1-0.fUMBLES: ASU-Kameron Bryant 2-1; Londry-Jackson 1-0. Montana-Travon Van 2-1.SACKS (UA-A): ASU-John Law 1-0. Montana-None.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): ASU-John Law 3-9; Kevin Walton 1-11; Joel Ross 5-6; Karl Anderson 2-8; Kennan Gilchris 3-5; Alex Gray 3-4. Montana-J. Kanongata’a 3-6; Brock Coyle 2-5; Jordan Tripp 2-5; Matt Her-manson 3-3; Anthony Goodwin 2-4; Bo Tully 1-5; Zack Wagenmann 1-4; Alex Bienemann 1-3; Trevor Rehm 0-4.

at MONTANA 30, APPALACHIAN STATE 6

MISSOULA, MT (8/31/13) – Two of the premier teams in FCS football squared off, and the University of Montana Grizzlies came away with an impressive 30-6 victory over the Appalachian State Mountaineers in front of a record crowd of 26,293 in UM’s Washing-ton-Grizzly Stadium. It was an impressive debut for the 20th-ranked Grizzlies, who racked up almost 500 yards of offense against a Mountaineers team (which had 328 total yards) that was 8-4 last season and returned 18 starters. ASU is making the move to the FBS next season, and because of that is not eligible for the FCS playoffs in 2013.It was the first regular-season game under the lights for the Griz-zlies, who jumped out to a 16-3 lead after an impressive first half in which they out-gained the 12th-ranked Mountaineers 272 total yards to 138, and had controlled the ball almost twice as much (19:05 to 10:55) time.Montana took a 16-0 lead when junior quarterback Jordan John-son connected with sophomore wide receiver Ellis Henderson on a 6-yard scoring pass, followed by junior running back Travon Van’s 2-yard scoring run, and then a 25-yard field goal by sophomore kicker Chris Lider.ASU finally got on the board when it marched 54 yards on five plays in the closing minutes of the second quarter, as senior place-kick-er Drew Stewart nailed a 48-yard field goal as time expired at halftime.Stewart cut the Griz advantage to 16-6 with a 21-yard field goal with 9:54 to go in the third quarter – which proved to be the only points scored by either squad in that stanza.Montana, which is now 3-0 at home (and 3-1 overall) against ASU, tacked on two more touchdowns, the first on a 1-yard run by junior halfback Jordan Canada, and the second an 11-yard pass from Johnson to freshman tight end Jordan Harper. Harper’s TD, which were the final points scored in the game, came with 9:23 left to play.Van’s first game at Montana was a stellar one, as the transfer from Marshall rushed 20 times for 118 yards and a score, while Canada was just as outstanding, picking up 112 yards and a TD on 25 totes. Mon-tana rushed 52 times for 246 yards and two scores.Johnson was a very competent 19-of-23-0 (82.6%) passing for 251 yards and two touchdowns.Sophomore wide receiver Jamaal Jones, a transfer from Washing-ton, had a team-high 6 catches for 60 yards, while Henderson had 3 grabs for 72 yards and a TD.UM’s defense, which held ASU to no touchdowns, was led by its three senior linebackers, John Kanongata’a (9 total tackles), Jordan Tripp (7 TT), and Brock Coyle (7 TT). Senior safety Bo Tully had two key plays for the D – recovering a fumble and grabbing an intercep-tion, and he also had 6 tackles.ASU’s quarterback combination of senior Jamal Londry-Jackson and sophomore Kameron Bryant were 21-of-33-1 for 205 yards. The Mountaineers gained 123 rushing yards on 26 carries. Freshman linebacker John Law and sophomore linebacker Kevin Walton had a game-high 12 tackles each.The Mountaineers had not lost a season opener to an FCS opponent since losing 22-10 at North Carolina A&T in 1993.



MONTANA 55, at NORTH DAKOTA 17

GRAND fORKS, ND – Junior quarterback Jordan Johnson threw five touchdown passes – three of them to sophomore wide receiver Ellis Henderson, as the Grizzlies registered a convincing 55-17 non-league victory over the University of North Dakota Saturday evening in front of 9,726 mostly partisan fans in UND’s Alerus Center. Both teams are members of the Big Sky Conference, but this was a non-league contest, as the teams had a home-and-home agreement before UND joined the Big Sky. The teams meet again next season in Grand Forks for a conference game. Johnson was incredibly efficient, going 15-of-19-0 for the five touchdowns, and he threw for a career-high354 yards. Those numbers gave him passing efficiency rating of 322.3 – a Big Sky record. It was Johnson’s first career 300-yard passing game in 14 starts. His five touch-down throws tied him with several other players for the second most ever in a game.Henderson had five receptions for a career-best 124 yards, to go along with his three TD grabs. Those three touchdown catches tie him for the second most in a game with several other players.Montana (2-0) was incredibly consistent on offense, scoring on its first five possessions, and converting nine-of-10 third downs.The game was full of big plays by the visiting Grizzlies, as they scored on five touchdowns of 30 or more yards, and had three over 50 — including a 70-yarder, a 52-yarder, and a 51-yarder. Montana’s of-fensive domination was evident by its first (and only) punt of the game, which occurred with 6:02 left in the contest. The Grizzlies’ running attack was also solid, as halfback Jordan Canada rushed 14 times for 104 yards and two touchdowns, while fel-low junior Travon Van had 10 totes for 72 yards and a score. It was Canada’s second straight 100-yard rushing game and the fourth of his career.Johnson hooked up with Van on a 70-yard touchdown pass, which tied for the 15th longest in school history.UM’s defense held UND’s potent offense to 336 total yards (281 pass-ing), while the Grizzlies had 609 total yards (376 passing and 233 rush-ing). Junior defensive end Zack Wagenmann had three stops for loss and a pair of sacks, as well as 6 tackles. Griz senior linebacker Brock Coyle had a game-high nine tackles, while junior safety Matt Herman-son and senior linebacker Jordan Tripp each had seven stops. Tripp and sophomore cornerback Nate Harris each had an interception for UM.UND (1-2) quarterback Joe Mollberg, a redshirt freshman, was 25-of-43-2 for 281 yards and two touchdowns, while sophomore wide re-ceiver Jameer Jackson had 9 catches for 86 yards. All-American senior receiver Greg Hardin had 5 catches for 46 yards.The win by Montana avenged a painful 40-34 loss by Montana at UND last season, in a game which UND had 704 total yards (and a con-ference record 660 yards passing), and scored nine points in the final two minutes of play en route to the win.The Griz had a big-play first half, with touchdown throws of 70, 53, 35, and 22 yards, with three of those TD passes by Johnson. The other TD throw was by wide receiver Chase Naccarato, which was a 22-yarder to Cam Warren. It was the first career pass attempt for Naccarato, a sophomore.

GAME #2 OF 2013Montana at North Dakota Sept. 14, 2013 Grand Forks, N.D./Alerus CenterAttendance: 9,726

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalMontana 20 13 14 8 -- 55UND 7 3 7 0 -- 17Qtr Time Scoring play1st 12:13 UND - Blair Townsend 15 pass from Joe Mollberg (Zeb Miller kick), 7-74 2:4711:14 UM - Travon Van 70 pass from Jordan Johnson (Chris Lider- kick failed), 3-75 0:5906:11 UM - Ellis Henderson 52 pass from Johnson (Lider kick), 4-64 1:4600:40 UM - Henderson 35 pass from Johnson (Lider kick), 5-76 2:162nd 06:49 UM - Cam Warren 22 pass from C. Naccarato (Lider- kick blocked), 11-86 5:4703:09 UM - Jordan Canada 32 run (Lider kick), 4-61 1:1300:51 UND - Miller 30 field goal, 12-62 2:183rd 12:17 UM - Canada 2 run (Lider kick), 6-58 2:3505:37 UND - K. Golladay 23 pass from Mollberg (Miller kick), 16-72 6:3201:27 UM - Henderson 6 pass from Johnson (Lider kick), 11-75 4:104th 11:49 UM - J. Counts 51 pass from Johnson (Warren rush), 5-89 2:31 UM UNDFIRST DOWNS 26 23RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 37-233 35-55PASSING YDS (NET) 376 281Passes Att-Comp-Int 20-16-0 45-25-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 57-609 80-336Punt Returns-Yards 1-4 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-40 7-159Interception Returns-Yards 2-5 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 1-38.0 4-45.8Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 6-58 9-73Possession Time 27:19 32:41Third-Down Conversions 9 of 10 1 1 of 19Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 2-2Sacks By: Number-Yards 5-22 0-0RUSHING: Montana-J. Canada 14-104; Travon Van 10-72; Joey Counts 7-26; Jordan Johnson 4-21; Smithwick-Hann 1-7; John Nguyen 1-3. UND-Jake Miller 8-31; Jer Garman 9-27.PASSING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 15-19-0-354; Chase Naccarato 1-1-0-22. UND-Joe Mollberg 25-43-2-281; Ryan Bartels 0-2-0-0.RECEIVING: Montana-Ellis Henderson 5-124; Travon Van 2-75; Taylor Walcott 2-43; Cam Warren 2-35; Joey Counts 1-51; Jamaal Jones 1-35.UND-Jameer Jackson 9-86; Kenny Golladay 7-106; Greg Hardin 5-46; Blair Townsend 3-33; Jake Miller 1-10.INTERCEPTIONS: Montana-Nate Harris 1-5; Jordan Tripp 1-0. UND-None.fUMBLES: Montana-None. UND-None.SACKS: Montana-Zack Wagenmann 2-0; Caleb Kidder 1-0; Matt Her-manson 1-0; Tonga Takai 1-0. UND-None.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-Brock Coyle 8-1; Matt Her-manson 6-1; Jordan Tripp 4-3; Zack Wagenmann 5-1; Connor Lebsock 4-0; Tonga Takai 2-2; J. Kanongata’a 3-0; Joshua Dennard 3-0; Caleb Kid-der 1-2; Justin Whitted 1-2; Anthony Goodwin 1-2; D. Crittenden 1-2. UND-Chris Hall 6-0; Ben Peters 4-1; Daryl Brown 3-2; Derrick Goard 3-2.



GAME #3 OF 2013Oklahoma Panhandle State at Montana Date: Sept. 21, 2013Missoula, Montana • Stadium: Washington-GrizzlyAttendance: 25,814

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalOPSU 0 14 0 0 -- 14Montana 31 7 9 0 -- 47Qtr Time Scoring play1st 14:19 UM - E. Henderson 17 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 2-71 0:4107:25 UM - Travon Van 2 run (Chris Lider kick), 7-48 2:5305:11 UM - Ben Worst 50 field goal, 4-6 1:1204:22 UM - J. Harper 16 pass from Smithwick-Hann (Lider kick), 2-21 0:4001:43 UM - T. Walcott 9 pass from Smithwick-Hann (Worst kick), 5-61 1:462nd 14:02 UM - Joey Counts 5 run (Lider kick), 2-11 0:4107:56 OPSU - T. Hollingshed 5 pass from C. Holbrook (Nieto kick), 1-12 0:2001:36 OPSU - Kameron Young 1 run (Nieto kick), 11-70 4:483rd 10:37 UM - Worst 41 field goal, 8-27 2:2408:24 UM - Worst 41 field goal, 4—4 1:4902:10 UM - H. Greenberg 21 field goal, 8-71 3:31 OPSU UMFIRST DOWNS 10 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 36-136 45-262PASSING YDS (NET) 58 128Passes Att-Comp-Int 21-9-1 19-8-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 57-194 64-390Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 4-57Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-127 3-47Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-21Punts (Number-Avg) 10-34.8 3-37.7Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-1Penalties-Yards 8-56 3-30Possession Time 29:25 30:35Third-Down Conversions 5 of 15 3 of 12Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 7-7Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 0-0RUSHING: OPSU- Chris McClendon 14-57; Chance Barlow 7-55. Montana-John Nguyen 22-144; Chase Naccarato 1-54; Joey Counts 5-31; Marlon Miles 6-12; Jordan Canada 2-9; Travon Van 6-8.PASSING: OPSU- Caleb Holbrook 8-18-1-50; Chance Barlow 1-3-0-8. Montana-Smithwick-Hann 3-9-0-29; Johnson 3-6-0-59; B.Gustafson 2-4-0-40.RECEIVING: OPSU-Jamal White 3-16; Tim Hollingshed 2-15; Chris McClendon 1-8; Justin Fogle 1-8; Spenc. Grijalva 1-7; J. Champgane 1-4. Montana-Cam Warren 1-35; Chase Naccarato 1-35; Ellis Henderson 1-17;Jordan Harper 1-16; Taylor Walcott 1-9; Travon Van 1-7.INTERCEPTIONS: OPSU-None. Montana-Addison Owen 1-21.fUMBLES: OPSU-Caleb Holbrook 1-1; Chance Barlow 1-1. Montana-John Nguyen 1-1; Brady Gustafson 1-0.SACKS (UA-A): OPSU-None. Montana-None.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): OPSU-Tanner Hallford 2-7; Brandon Gipe 0-7. Montana-K. Van Ackeren 1-5; Joshua Dennard 3-2; Addison Owen 2-3; Connor Lebsock 1-4; Trevor Rehm 0-5; Matt Hermanson 2-2; Zack Wagenmann 2-2; Herbert Gamboa 0-4; Brock Coyle 0-4.

at MONTANA 47, OPSU AGGIES 14MISSOULA, MT -- The 9th/11th-ranked University of Montana Griz-zlies scored on six of their first seven possessions and true freshman half-back John Nguyen rushed for 144 yards, as UM cruised to a 47-14 victory over the out-manned Oklahoma Panhandle State Aggies in a non-league game.A boisterous (first half anyway) Washington-Grizzly Stadium crowd of 25,814 was on hand – the eighth largest in WGS history (196 games).A lot of the starters for the Grizzlies played in just a few series in the contest, and the outcome was pretty much decided in the first quarter.The game started with a two-play, 71-yard drive, with quarterback Jor-dan Johnson connecting with wide receiver Ellis Henderson for a 17-yard touchdown, as UM went up 7-0 in the first 41 seconds of action. Hender-son’s score was set up by a 54-yard run on an end-around play by wide-out Chase Naccarato.The Aggies (1-3) held the Griz on their next series, but Montana then scored on its next five possessions, and when quarterback Shay Smithwick-Hann threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Taylor Walcott, who made a difficult, one-handed grab, UM took a commanding 31-0 lead with 1:43 to go in the first quarter.Montana head coach Mick Delaney brought in his back-ups early, and all 63 players who suited up and were able to play saw action. The Griz tacked on another TD early in the second quarter on a 5-yard run by halfback Joey Counts to take a 38-0 lead with 14:02 left until halftime.OPSU scored two unanswered touchdowns against UM’s number two defense, making the score 38-14 at intermission. The Aggies’ scores came on a 5-yard scoring throw from quarterback Caleb Holbrook to Tim Hol-lingshed, and a 1-yard run by sophomore tight end Kameron Young.The Grizzlies shut out the Aggies, a Division II independent with an en-rollment of 1,400, in the second half. OPSU was limited to 91 total yards and four first downs in the final 30 minutes of play.Montana’s nine second half total points all came in the third quarter, and all came via field goals, as Ben Worst nailed a pair of 41-yarders, and redshirt frosh Harrison Greenberg made a 21-yarder. One of the highlights of the game was provided by Worst, a true freshman from Twin Falls, Idaho, who connected on a 50-yard field goal in the open-ing quarter. Worst, whose 50-yarder tied him for the sixth longest field goal in school history, made all three of his field goal attempts.Johnson played in just four series and all were in the first quarter and was 3-of-6 passing for 59 yards and a touchdown. Smithwick-Hann was 3-of-9-0 for 29 yards and two TDs, while redshirt freshman QB Brady Gus-tafson went 2-of-4-0 for 40 yards.UM had eight different players catch passes, and Henderson, Walcott, and true freshman tight end Jordan Harper had one scoring reception each. Nguyen had 22 carries for his 144 yards. Counts and junior halfback Travon Van each rushed for a touchdown. UM’s top two rushers, Jordan Canada and Travon Van combined for just eight carries and 17 yards. Montana rushed 45 times for 262 yards and two scores. The three Griz quarterbacks’ passing totals were 8-of-19-0 for 128 yards and three touchdowns. Sophomore QB Trent McKinney did not play due to an illness.Sophomore linebacker Addison Owen had five tackles, an interception, and a fumble recovery. Junior defensive end Zack Wagenmann had 2.5 tackles for loss and a forced fumble in limited action.Holbrook was 8-of-18-1 passing for 50 yards and one TD pass. Sopho-more running back Chris McClendon led OPSU with 57 yards rushing on 14 totes. Aggie linebacker Tanner Hallford had a game-high 9 tackles.



at NORTHERN ARIZONA, 34, MONTANA 16

fLAGSTAff, AZ – Northern Arizona University’s Zach Bauman rushed for 118 yards and 2 touchdowns and the Lumberjacks re-turned two fumbles for scores, as they defeated the Montana Griz-zlies in NAU’s Walkup Skydome. It was the Big Sky Conference opener for the teams, as the Grizzlies (3-1/0-1) suffered their first defeat of the season, and the Jacks (3-1/1-0) registered their third victory in a row.It was the second straight win for NAU over Montana. The Griz-zlies had defeated the Lumberjacks 14 consecutive seasons until los-ing this season and last year. It was NAU’s first win over UM in Flagstaff since 1997 (27-24).The Griz put themselves in a deep hole early in the third quarter, as cornerback Marcus Allen recovered a UM fumble and returned it 22 yards for a touchdown, giving NAU a 25-point, 28-3 lead with 13:59 left in that stanza.Montana’s offense struggled in the first three quarters, and scored its first touchdown of the game with 12:14 left, when Jordan Johnson tossed a 15-yard scoring pass to wide receiver Mitch Saylor.After the Johnson-to-Saylor hook-up NAU kicker Andy Wild-er connected on back-to-back field goals from 23 and 46 yards out, and his second three-pointer gave the Jacks a 34-10 advantage with 5:01 left in the contest.The Grizzlies’ final score came on a 9-yard pass from Johnson to freshman tight end Jordan Harper with 3:02 to go.The Jacks took a commanding early first-quarter lead, as Bauman scored on back-to-back touchdowns on runs of 41 and 5 yards, his second TD run coming with 8:26 remaining in the opening stanza. UM’s only points in the first half came on a 42-yard field goal by freshman kicker Ben Worst with 5:20 left in the first quarter.NAU tacked on another score on a 95-yard fumble return by line-backer Ryan Reardon with 2:03 left until halftime. That defensive score came after Griz quarterback Jordan Johnson tried to score on a 4th-and-3, but the ball was jarred loose and Reardon scooped in up and raced into the end zone for the TD. NAU led 21-3 at intermission. Bauman had 11 carries for 92 yards and his two scores in the first half.Johnson was 17-of-38-0 for 292 yards and 2 TDs, but was sacked four times. Halfback Travon Van led UM with 45 yards rushing on eight carries.The Griz defense was led by senior linebacker Brock Coyle with a game-high 13 tackles, while fellow senior linebacker Jordan Tripp had 8 tackles, including two for loss.

GAME #4 OF 2013#7 Montana at #22 N. ArizonaSept. 28, 2013Site: Flagstaff, Ariz. • Stadium: Walkup SkydomeAttendance: 12,640

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalMontana 3 0 0 13 -- 16Northern Arizona 14 7 7 6 -- 34

Qtr Time Scoring play1st 12:30 NAU - Zach Bauman 41 run (Ryan Hawkins kick), 5-78 2:3008:26 NAU - Bauman 5 run (Hawkins kick), 7-64 3:0805:20 UM - Ben Worst 42 field goal, 8-50 3:062nd 02:03 NAU - Ryan Reardon 98 fumble recovery (Hawkins kick)3rd 13:59 NAU - Marcus Alford 22 fumble recovery (Hawkinsk ick)4th 12:14 UM - Mitch Saylor 15 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 9-88 2:3507:50 NAU - Andy Wilder 23 field goal, 8-69 4:2405:01 NAU - Wilder 46 field goal, 4-5 1:3803:02 UM - Jordan Harper 9 pass from Johnson (Johnson-pass failed), 8-75 1:59 UM NAUFIRST DOWNS 16 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 26-55 38-149PASSING YDS (NET) 292 267Passes Att-Comp-Int 38-17-0 31-23-1TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS 64-347 69-416Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 2-120Punt Returns-Yards 2-13 2-5Kickoff Returns-Yards 0-0 2-54Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-49.8 2-49.5Fumbles-Lost 3-3 1-1Penalties-Yards 7-43 6-54Possession Time 23:48 36:12Third-Down Conversions 4 of 13 5 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 2 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 2-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-14 5-33RUSHING: Montana-Travon Van 8-45; Jordan Canada 8-18; Jordan Johnson 9-minus 3; Smithwick-Hann 1-minus 5. NAU-Zach Bauman 21-118; Casey Jahn 5-16; Kyren Poe 10-15.PASSING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 17-38-0-292; Smithwick-Hann 0-0-0-0. NAU-Kyren Poe 22-30-1-242; Alex Holmes 1-1-0-25.RECEIVING: Montana-Sean Haynes 3-66; Ellis Henderson 3-57; Jamaal Jones 2-60; Chase Naccarato 2-24; Travon Van 2-minus 2; Taylor Walcott 1-25; Jordan Canada 1-19; Cam Warren 1-19; Mitch Saylor 1-15; Jordan Harper 1-9. NAU-Alex Holmes 7-68; Nick Cole 5-55; Zach Bauman 4-55; Beau Gardner 3-22; Dejzon Walker 2-45; Kyren Poe 1-25.INTERCEPTIONS: Montana-Jordan Tripp 1-0. NAU-None.fUMBLES: Montana-Jordan Johnson 1-1; Travon Van 1-1; Jordan Can-ada 1-1. NAU-Kyren Poe 1-1.SACKS (UA-A): Montana-Brock Coyle 0-1; Tyrone Holmes 1-0; J. Kanongata’a 1-0. NAU-Q. Kantaris 1-1; Chima Ike 2-0; Marc Thompson 0-1; Steven Garcia 1-0; Anders Battle 1-0; Tim Wilkinson 0-1.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-Brock Coyle 7-6; Jordan Tripp 5-3; Bo Tully 6-1; J. Kanongata’a 5-2; Anthony Goodwin 6-0; Alex Biene-mann 6-0; Tonga Takai 5-1. NAU-Blair Wishom 7-2; Austin Hasquet 7-1; A. Battle 7-0.



GAME #5 OF 2013Portland State at Montana Oct. 5, 2013 Site: Missoula, MT • Stadium: Washington-Grizzly Attendance: 25,604Temperature: Sunny, 48

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalPortland State 13 7 0 7 -- 27Montana 21 14 10 10 -- 55

Qtr Time Scoring play1st 12:22 UM - C. Pierson 36 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 1-36 0:0810:45 PSU - S. Richard 32 pass from McDonagh (Pass failed), 5-75 1:3208:06 UM - Travon Van 42 run (Ben Worst kick), 7-75 2:3907:18 UM - Jordan Tripp fumble recovery in end zone (Worst kick)01:49 PSU - A.Toureen 22 pass from P. Penn (Fernandez kick), 12-75 5:292nd 14:01 UM - C. Warren 17 pass from Johnson (Worst kick), 6-65 2:4308:16 UM - Jordan Canada 2 run (orst kick), 8-81 3:0001:31 PSU - V. Dean 12 pass from McDonagh (Fernandez kick), 9-60 3:053rd 14:09 UM - Pierson 25 pass from Johnson (Worst kick), 3-45 0:4007:38 UM - Worst 25 field goal, 11-78 4:444th 13:23 UM - Pierson 10 pass from Johnson (Worst kick), 8-99 4:0309:02 UM - Ben Worst 45 yd field goal, 6-52 3:0908:36 PSU - Dean 71 pass from C. Ramirez (Fernandez kick), 2-75 0:26 PSU UMFIRST DOWNS 26 28RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 33-115 47-378PASSING YDS (NET) 396 203Passes Att-Comp-Int 41-24-3 24-12-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 74-511 71-581Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-1 1-3Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-146 4-35Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 3-20Punts (Number-Avg) 3-51.3 3-49.0Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0Penalties-Yards 12-108 3-15Possession Time 26:00 34:00Third-Down Conversions 7 of 13 7 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 4-4Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 1-2RUSHING: PSU-DJ Adams 18-79; Paris Penn 6-27; Kieran McDonagh 6-13. Montana-Travon Van 14-136; Jordan Canada 13-102; Joey Counts 10-79; Jordan Johnson 3-32; Ellis Henderson 1-24.PASSING: PSU-Kieran McDonagh 18-32-2-266; Collin Ramirez 3-6-1-96; Paris Penn 3-3-0-34. Montana-Jordan Johnson 12-24-0-203.RECEIVING: PSU-Thomas Carter 7-95; Kasey Closs 7-77; Victor Dean 4-118; Alex Toureen 2-52; DJ Adams 2-13; Shaq Richard 1-32. Montana-Clay Pierson 3-71; Cam Warren 3-35; Mitch Saylor 3-33; Travon Van 1-36; Jamaal Jones 1-19; Jamal Wilson 1-9.INTERCEPTIONS: PSU-None. Montana-Anthony Goodwin 2-9; Nate Harris 1-11.fUMBLES: PSU-McDonagh 1-1; TEAM 1-0. Montana-William Poehls 1-0.SACKS (UA-A): PSU-None. Montana-Caleb Kidder 0-1; D. Crittenden 0-1.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): PSU-Corey Crowder 4-4; Dame Ndiaye 1-7; Dennis Fite 4-3; Dean Faddis 3-4. Montana-Jordan Tripp 3-7; Brock Coyle 1-8; D. Crittenden 0-9; Bo Tully 5-2; Zack Wagenmann 2-5; Matt Her-manson 2-5; J. Kanongata’a 2-3; Connor Lebsock 3-1; K. Van Ackeren 3-1; Tonga Takai 0-4; Anthony Goodwin 2-1; Alex Bienemann 0-3.

at MONTANA 55, PORTLAND STATE 27 MISSOULA, MT – The 10th-ranked Montana Grizzlies scored on five of their first six possessions, and the defense had a pair of impressive goal-line stands in a 55-27 Big Sky Conference victory over the Portland State Vikings in UM’s homecoming game.It was UM’s eighth win in a row over PSU, and the Vikings have now lost 10 straight in Missoula.In the victory, Montana also exhibited a power running game, rush-ing 47 times for 368 yards (and 17 first downs) – an average of 8.0 yards per attempt. UM had the ball for 34 minutes.The Griz went three-and-out their first time on offense, but then ripped out five straight scores, and on the fifth – a 2-yard touchdown run by halfback Jordan Canada, they took a 35-13 lead with 8:16 left until half-time.Senior tight end Clay Pierson started UM’s scoring onslaught with a 36-yard scoring pass from quarterback Jordan Johnson with 12:22 to go in the opening quarter. It was Pierson’s first catch of the season, and he ended up with two more TD receptions in the contest.After UM’s initial score, PSU answered with one of its own, as quar-terback Kieran McDonagh connected with running back Shaq Richard on a 32-yard touchdown pass. An errant center snap from center foiled the Vikings’ PAT attempt, and the Griz had a slim 7-6 lead at 10:45 in the first stanza.Montana took a 14-6 lead on its next possession as halfback Travon Van broke loose for a 42-yard TD run with 8:06 remaining in the first quarter. PSU fumbled on its own 2-yard line on its next series, and UM linebacker Jordan Tripp recovered the ball in the end zone for a TD, and UM took a 21-6 lead with 7:18 to go in the first.PSU cut the UM lead to 21-13 on a touchdown pass, but the Griz responded with back-to-back touchdowns, on a pass from Johnson to wide-out Cam Warren, and Canada’s 2-yard run, and UM took a 22-point (35-13) lead. UM’s first big goal-line stand came mid-way through the second quarter, when PSU had first-and-goal at the Grizzlies’ 5-yard line. Se-nior cornerback Anthony Goodwin had two pass deflections, and Tripp stopped PSU running back DJ Adams for a 2-yard loss, as the Griz held the Vikings out of the endzone.Montana scored on its first four possessions of the second half, and jumped to an almost insurmountable 55-20 advantage with 9:02 left to play. The Grizzlies’ scoring plays in the last two quarters were a pair of touchdown passes (25, 10) from Johnson to Pierson, and two field goals by kicker Ben Worst.UM’s other goal-line stop occurred in the middle of the third quarter, on back-to-back tackles for one-yard losses, by Zack Wagenmann and Alex Bienemann.Van and Canada both had 100-plus yard rushing games. Van gained a career-high 136 yards and Canada had 102.Johnson was 12-of-24-0 for 203 yards and 4 touchdowns. Pierson had 3 catches – all three went for TDs. Tripp had a game-high 10 tackles, a TFL, and the fumble recovery for a TD. Linebacker Brock Coyle and end Derek Crittenden had 9 tack-les apiece. Goodwin had 2 interceptions and remained among the FCS leaders in pass break-ups, as he had 7 PDs to go along with 3 tackles. Adams rushed 18 times for 79 yards. McDonagh was 18-of-32-2 for 266 yards and two scores and was held to 13 yards rushing on just six attempts. PSU receiver Victor Dean, a 6-6 junior, had 4 grabs for 118 yards and 2 TDs.



GAME #6 OF 2013#10/#11 Montana at UC DavisOct. 12, 2013 Site: Davis, Calif. • Stadium: Aggie StadiumAttendance: 7,368Temperature: 73 • Wind: 12 S • Weather: Clear

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalMontana 14 7 7 14 -- 42UC Davis 0 0 7 0 -- 7

Qtr Time Scoring play1st 10:03 UM - E. Henderson 30 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 1-30 0:0705:59 UM - Travon Van 18 run (Worst kick), 6-45 2:372nd 02:25 UM - Henderson 21 pass from Johnson (Worst kick), 13-83 6:443rd 10:57 UCD - Randy Wright, 9 run (Stuart kick), 9-70 4:0305:10 UM - Jordan Canada 1 run (Worst kick), 12-71 5:474th 14:48 UM - Canada 24 run (Worst kick), 7-77 3:4304:47 UM - Smithwick-Hann 41 run (Worst kick), 7-61 4:19

UM UCDFIRST DOWNS 25 14RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 51-255 31-111PASSING YDS (NET) 163 126Passes Att-Comp-Int 20-12-0 27-15-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 71-418 58-237Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-1Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-42 5-99Interception Returns-Yards 2-2 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 2-37.5 7-36.3Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 0-0 4-29Possession Time 33:48 26:12Third-Down Conversions 5 of 12 4 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 3 0 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 1-2Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-28 2-16

RUSHING: Montana-Jordan Canada 24-126; Travon Van 11-59; Smith-wick-Hann 1-41; Joey Counts 9-30; Jordan Johnson 5-1. UC Davis-Man-zanares 15-60; Luuga 8-41; Turay 1-6; Wright, 7-4.PASSING: UM-Jordan Johnson 12-20-0-163. UC Davis-Wright 15-27-2-126.RECEIVING: Montana-Ellis Henderson 3-63; Travon Van 3-47; Gavin Hagfors 2-24; Jordan Canada 1-10; Mitch Saylor 1-9; T.Walcott 1-6; Clay Pierson 1-4. UC Davis-King, T.J. 3-49; Galindo 3-25; Hemmingsen 2-22; Garrett 2-5; Turay 1-11; Martindale 1-6; Sloat 1-6; Martin 1-5; Luuga 1-minus 3.INTERCEPTIONS: Montana-Brock Coyle 1-2; Bo Tully 1-0. UC Davis-None.fUMBLES: Montana-Travon Van 1-0. UC Davis-None.SACKS (UA-A): Montana-Zack Wagenmann 1-1; J. Kanongata’a 1-0; Caleb Kidder 1-0; Jordan Tripp 0-1. UC Davis-Kaspar 1-0; Pitts 1-0.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-Brock Coyle 6-1; Jordan Tripp 4-1; Kenderick Van Ackeren 4-1; Bo Tully 4-0; J. Kanongata’a 3-1; Caleb Kidder 3-0; Zack Wagenmann 2-1; Matt Hermanson 2-1. UC Davis-Boy-ett 5-2; King, N. 4-3; Jones, A. 4-3; Nelson 1-6.

MONTANA 42, at UC DAVIS 7

DAVIS, CA – Halfback Jordan Canada rushed for two touchdowns and wide receiver Ellis Henderson had two scoring receptions, and the defense was stellar, as the Grizzlies defeated UC Davis in a homecoming contest in Aggie Stadium in a Big Sky Conference game.The victory improved the 10th/11th-ranked Grizzlies to 2-1 in the Big Sky and 5-1 overall, while the Aggies went to 2-1 in the conference and 2-5 on the season.Canada, who rushed 24 times for 126 yards, went over the 100-yard mark for the fourth time this season and the sixth time in his career. Canada now has 19 career rushing touchdowns, which moved him up to seventh in UM history.Henderson had 3 catches for 63 yards and two touchdowns. Griz ju-nior quarterback Jordan Johnson was 12-of-20-0 for 163 yards and 2 TDs. Johnson’s two touchdown throws give him 38 in his career, tying him for the eighth most in school history with Andrew Selle (2007-10) and Marty Mornhinweg (1980-85).It was an impressive game by the Grizzlies on both sides of the football. The offense racked up 418 total yards, rushed 51 times for 255 yards and 3 TDs, and picked up 25 first downs. The Grizzlies also executed flaw-lessly, as they had zero penalties (UCD had four for 29 yards).Montana’s “D” held UC Davis to 237 net yards and 14 first downs, and registered four sacks. The Griz defense also intercepted two passes. Brock Coyle led UM with 7 tackles, while fellow senior linebacker Jor-dan Tripp added 5 stops, as did sophomore linebacker Kendrick Van Ackeren. Safety Bo Tully had UM’s other interception.UM junior end Zack Wagenmnn had 1.5 sacks, giving him 15 in his career, which tied him with Randy Riley (15, 1993-96) for 13th on the all-time list.Junior QB Shay Smithwick-Hann had UM’s final score on a career-long 41-yard run -- his first career rushing TD, as the Griz took a 42-7 lead with 4:19 left. Griz halfback Travon Van had 11 carries for 59 yards and a touchdown.The Aggies started the second half with a 9-play, 70-yard scoring drive, as QB Randy Wright scored on a 9-yard run to cut UM’s lead to 21-7 at the 10:57 mark of the third quarter, but that would prove to be their only points in the game.The Griz answered UCD’s only score, as Canada tallied on a 1-yard run to give Montana a 21-point (28-7) lead again with 5:10 left in the third. UM added another TD on its next possession, as Canada, allud-ing several tacklers, scored on a 24-yard run to put UM ahead 35-7 with 14:48 remaining in the game.Montana scored in the closing minutes of the first half, as Henderson was on the receiving end of a 21-yard TD pass from Johnson, giving the Griz a 21-0 halftime lead. That late second-quarter scoring grab was set up by a key 3-yard scamper by Johnson on a 4th-and-3 moving the ball to the UCD 21-yard line, and then Johnson hooked up with Henderson on the next play for the touchdown.The Griz “D” held the Aggies to 88 total yards and three first downs, and picked off two passes in the opening half. UM’s offense gained 226 yards and had 15 first downs in the first two quarters.The Grizzlies got on the board first, when Johnson connected with Henderson for a 30-yard TD grab with 10:03 to go in the first, giving UM a 7-0 lead. Montana tacked on another score on its next possession, Van breaking free for an 18-yard touchdown run, giving his team a 14-0 advantage with 5:59 to go in the first stanza.



GAME #7 OF 2013Cal Poly at #9 Montana Oct. 19, 2013 Site: Missoula, MT • Stadium: Washington-GrizzlyAttendance: 25913Temperature: 45 • Sunny

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT -- TotalCal Poly 7 7 0 0 0 -- 14Montana 7 0 0 7 7 -- 21

Qtr Time Scoring play1st 05:38 UM - Jordan Canada 5 run (Ben Worst kick), 9-29 3:1101:59 CP - A. Umoh 6 run (Bobby Zalud kick), 9-69 3:332nd 05:57 CP - Umoh 4 run (Zalud kick), 9-71 3:284th 00:12 UM - Pierson 2 pass from Johnson (Worst kick), 15-88 2:05OT 15:00 UM - Henderson 23 pass from Johnson (Worst kick), 2-25 0:00

CP UMFIRST DOWNS 23 17RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 60-308 30-73PASSING YDS (NET) 95 242Passes Att-Comp-Int 19-13-1 39-22-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 79-403 69-315Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-6Punt Returns-Yards 3-14 3-9Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-58 1-21Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-30.3 5-45.2Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1Penalties-Yards 8-81 3-13Possession Time 36:33 23:27Third-Down Conversions 8 of 17 4 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 2 of 4Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 2-4Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-4 0-0

RUSHING: Cal Poly-Kristaan Ivory 22-121; Dano Graves 14-91; Bran-don Howe 11-47; Akaninyene Umoh 9-38; Kori Garcia 2-10; Chris Nich-olls 1-2; TEAM 1-minus 1. Montana-Jordan Canada 23-56; Jordan John-son 4-11; Travon Van 1-5; Joey Counts 1-2.PASSING: Cal Poly-Dano Graves 13-18-1-95. Montana-Jordan Johnson 22-39-1-242.RECEIVING: Cal Poly-Ivory 6-36; Cole Stanford 2-14; Chris Nicholls 2-9; Akaninyene Umoh 1-19; Jordan Hines 1-13; Brandon Howe 1-4. Montana-Cam Warren 6-47; Jordan Canada 5-38; Clay Pierson 4-25; Ja-maal Jones 3-96; Ellis Henderson 2-30; Jamal Wilson 1-6; Van 1-0.INTERCEPTIONS: Cal Poly-Jordan Williams 1-0. Montana-Brock Coyle 1-0.fUMBLES: Cal Poly-Cole Stanford 1-1. Montana-Jordan Canada 1-0; Jordan Johnson 1-1.SACKS (UA-A): Cal Poly-Sullivan Grosz 1-0. Montana-None.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Cal Poly-Cameron Ontko 5-9; Nick Dzubnar 4-8; Sullivan Grosz 1-9; V Smith-Johnson 1-7. Montana-Matt Hermanson 6-12; J. Kanongata’a 4-12; Brock Coyle 3-12; Jordan Tripp 3-10; Tyrone Holmes 0-7; Nate Harris 2-4; Bo Tully 1-5; D. Crittenden 0-6; Alex Bienemann 0-6; Caleb Kidder 0-5; Zack Wagenmann 1-3.

at MONTANA 21, CAL POLY 14 (OT)

MISSOULA, MT – The Grizzlies blocked a game-clinching field goal late in the contest and then put together a scoring drive in the last two minutes for an emotional overtime victory over the Mustangs. The Grizzlies’ last overtime game was a decade ago, a 43-40 double OT setback at home to Western Illinois in a first-round FCS playoff game.Things looked bleak for the Griz and the 25,913 mostly partisan fans in WGS, as Mustang place-kicker Bobby Zalud lined up to attempt a 26-yard field goal with 2:17 left to play. However, Griz LB Jordan Tripp got his hand on the ball, and his block gave UM possession on its own 12-yard line.After Tripp’s crucial blocked three-pointer the Grizzlies, led by junior quarterback Jordan Johnson, marched 88 yards on 15 plays in 2:05 to score the game-tying touchdown. The game-tying play came on a Johnson pass to senior tight end Clay Pierson on a 4th-and-goal from two yards out. Freshman kicker Ben Worst then kicked the PAT, and the game was dead-locked 14-14 with 12 seconds to go in regulation.Montana (6-1/3-1) got the ball first in OT, and on the second play John-son completed a pass to Ellis Henderson for a 23-yard touchdown and what proved to be the winning score.Cal Poly (3-4/2-1) quarterback Dano Graves’ long pass on the Mus-tangs’ third play in the overtime was picked off at the two by senior line-backer Brock Coyle, and the Griz had the victory.Montana jumped to an early 7-0 lead on a 5-yard run by Jordan Canada with 5:38 left in the first quarter. The TD was set up on a blocked punt by Herbert Gamboa, which was recovered by John Nguyen on Cal Poly’s 29-yard line. Nine plays later Canada scored from five yards out to give the Griz the early lead.The Mustangs tied the game at 7-7 on a 6-yard run by fullback Akaninyene Umoh with 1:59 left in the first quarter. Umoh also scored Cal Poly’s go-ahead (14-7) touchdown with 5:57 left until halftime on a 4-yard run.Neither team scored again after Umoh’s back-to-back touchdown runs until the Johnson-to-Pierson 2-yard scoring hook-up which tied the game. Montana’s offense wasted no time in the OT, scoring on its second play – the Johnson-to-Henderson 23-yard scoring strike.It was a tale of two halves for the Griz, who were out-matched 247 to 78 total yards in the opening 30 minutes and managed just five first downs, compared to Cal Poly’s 14. Montana’s defense, led by safety Matt Herman-son and senior linebackers J.P. Kanongata’a, Coyle, and Tripp, made key stops when it had to in the second half. Cal Poly was held to nine first downs and 156 total yards in the last two quarters.Hermanson had a game and career-high 18 tackles. Kanonagta’a had 16 tackles and a forced fumble, while Coyle had 12 stops, 2.0 TFLs, and the game-ending pick. Tripp had 12 stops, a fumble recovery, and the key blocked field goal. Tripp’s fumble recovery was the ninth of his career, tying him for the school record with linebacker Mike Rankin (1986-89).Johnson was 22-of-39-1 (9-of-14 in the game-tying drive) for 242 yards. He had thrown 155 passes in a row until getting picked off late in the second quarter. Canada had 23 carries for 56 yards and a TD. Cam Warren led the Griz with 6 catches for 47 yards, Canada had 5 for 38, Pierson had 4 for 25, and Jamaal Jones had 3 grabs for a game-high 96 yards. All four of Pierson’s receptions were on the game-tying drive, including his 2-yard TD grab.Cal Poly, which rushed 60 times for 308 yards in its triple option attack, was led by halfback Kristaan Ivory with 22 carries for 121 yards, while Graves had 14 rushes for 91 yards.



GAME #8 OF 2013#3 Eastern Washington at #10 Montana Oct. 26, 2013 , Missoula, MT • Washington-GrizzlyAttendance: 26,082Temperature: 49 • Wind: • Weather: Sunny

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalEastern Washington 7 21 14 0 -- 42Montana 3 14 0 20 -- 37

Qtr Time Scoring play1st 10:36 UM - Ben Worst 40 field goal, 12-61 4:2407:14 EWU - A. Clark 4 pass from V. Adams (Kevin Miller kick), 9-66 3:152nd 14:53 UM - Jordan Canada 28 run (Worst kick), 2-33 0:1610:37 EWU - Cooper Kupp 19 pass from Adams (Miller kick), 3-17 0:4907:55 EWU - Shaquille Hill 86 yd pass from Adams (Miller kick), 1-86 0:1003:29 UM - Henderson 42 pass from J. Johnson (B. Worst kick), 9-85 4:2100:18 EWU - Kupp 34 pass from Adams (Miller kick), 6-78 3:053rd 04:28 EWU - Clark 52 pass from Adams (Miller kick), 5-80 1:4600:16 EWU - M. Brown 9 pass from Adams (Miller kick), 8-80 2:324th 09:27 UM - Henderson 7 pass from Johnson (Worst kick), 11-66 2:3507:36 UM - Henderson 48 pass from Johnson (Worst kick), 3-61 0:4501:44 UM - J. Harper 6 pass from Johnson (Johnson rush failed), 8-60 1:45 EWU UMFIRST DOWNS 20 24RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 28-83 38-140PASSING YDS (NET) 457 349Passes Att-Comp-Int 40-27-2 44-26-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 68-540 82-489Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-18 3-68Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-84 6-116Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-55Punts (Number-Avg) 6-46.2 6-43.0Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 8-96 6-72Possession Time 28:16 31:44Third-Down Conversions 7 of 15 5 of 15Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 2-2Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-5 3-11RUSHING: EWU-Quincy Forte 13-70; Vernon Adams 10-16. Montana-Jordan Canada 12-53; J. Johnson 11-47; Joey Counts 6-24; Travon Van 9-16.PASSING: EWU-Vernon Adams 27-40-2-457. Montana-Johnson 26-44-0-349.RECEIVING: EWU-Cooper Kupp 11-182; Ashton Clark 6-80; Cory Mitchell 4-53; Shaquille Hill 3-112; Quincy Forte 2-21; Mario Brown 1-9. Montana-Ellis Henderson 8-147; Jamaal Jones 7-77; Cam Warren 5-66; Chase Naccarato 4-48; Jordan Harper 1-6; Travon Van 1-5.INTERCEPTIONS: EWU-None. Montana-Nate Harris 1-44; Bo Tully 1-11.fUMBLES: EWU-None. Montana-Travon Van 1-1.SACKS (UA-A): EWU-Evan Day 1-0. Montana-Tyrone Holmes 0-1; J. Kanongata’a 1-0; Jordan Tripp 1-0; Brock Coyle 0-1.TACKLE LEADERSS (UA-A): EWU-Ronnie Hamlin 3-7; Cody Mc-Carthy 3-5; T.J. Lee III 3-5; Evan Day 1-6; Zach Bruce 4-2. Montana-Brock Coyle 2-8; Matt Hermanson 3-5; Jordan Tripp 2-6; Joshua Dennard 3-4; D. Crittenden 0-7; J. Kanongata’a 5-1; Addison Owen 0-4; Tyrone Holmes 0-4; Zack Wagenmann 0-4; Caleb Kidder 0-4.

EWU 42, at MONTANA 37

MISSOULA, MT – The #10-ranked Griz hoped for another mir-acle comeback, but fell just short in a Big Sky Conference loss to the #3-ranked Eagles.(Last week the Grizzlies blocked a game-clinching field goal late in the game, and then put together a game-tying scoring drive in the last two minutes, followed by a TD on their second play in overtime for a 21-14 OT victory over Cal Poly.)Montana trailed EWU 42-17 with 16 seconds left in the third quarter after sophomore quarterback Vernon Adams threw his sixth touch-down pass of the contest, a 9-yarder to Mario Brown. Griz QB Jordan Johnson and wide receiver Ellis Henderson hooked up on back-to-back scoring passes covering 7 and 48 yards, and Montana cut its defi-cit to 42-31 with 7:36 left to play.After the Johnson-Henderson scoring pass had cut EWU’s lead to 11 points, Griz senior safety Bo Tully picked off Adams on the Eagles’ next possession, which gave Montana the ball on the Eagles’ 31-yard line. UM went three-and-out after the pick, though, and then missed a field goal, and EWU kept the lead. Montana scored its third touchdown of the fourth quarter on a 6-yard pass from Johnson to tight end Jordan Harper with 1:44 left in the game, but then Johnson’s rush on a two-point conversion attempt ended up just a few inches short, and the Griz trailed 42-37. After the Johnson-to-Harper touchdown, UM’s on-side kick was re-covered by EWU, and the Griz had no timeouts left, and the Eagles ran out the clock. EWU scored on six of its first 10 possessions, and the sixth TD was the Adams-to-Brown score, which gave EWU a 25-point (42-17) lead late in the third quarter.EWU then scored the only points in the third quarter, a 52-yard TD pass from Adams to Ashton Clark and the 9-yarder to Brown to take that commanding 42-17 lead, and which turned out to be the Eagles’ final points in the contest.Johnson was 26-of-44-0 for 349 yards and 4 touchdowns and also rushed 11 times for 47 yards. He was just shy of his career high in passing yards, which was 354 at North Dakota earlier this season.Henderson had a career-high 147 yards receiving and tied his ca-reer-best with 8 catches. He has 11 touchdown receptions so far this season.Sophomore wide receiver Jamaal Jones had a career-best 7 catch-es for 77 yards, while Cam Warren had 5 for 66, and Chase Naccarato added 4 for 48.UM junior halfback Jordan Canada rushed 12 times for 53 yards, and had a 28-yard touchdown run with 14:53 to go in the second quarter which gave the Griz their only lead (which was short-lived) of the game at 10-7.Senior linebacker Brock Coyle led the Grizzlies with a game-high (tie) 10 tackles, and also had 1.5 TFLs. Junior free safety Matt Her-manson and senior linebacker Jordan Tripp had 8 tackles each. Tully and sophomore cornerback Nate Harris each had picks for Montana.Adams, a Walter Payton Award candidate, was 27-of-40-2 for 457 yards and 6 touchdownsfreshman wide receiver Cooper Kupp had 11 receptions for 182 yards and touchdown grabs of 19 and 34 yards. Clark had 6 catches for 80 yards and 2 TDs. Senior LB Ronnie Hamlin led EWU with 10 tackles.



GAME #9 OF 2013#12 Montana at Sacramento State Nov. 2, 2013 • Sacramento, Calif. • Hornet StadiumAttendance: 6,361Temperature: 72 • Wind: 5 mph • Sunny, Clear

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT -- TotalMontana 3 14 21 7 6 -- 51Sacramento State 3 14 7 21 3 -- 48

Qtr Time Scoring play1st 07:23 SAC - Brad Cornish 24 field goal, 9-42 3:3104:44 UM - Ben Worst 22 field goal, 9-73 2:322nd 07:33 SAC - D. Carter 25 pass from G. Safron (Cornish kick), 10-71 3:5002:25 UM - Jordan Canada 1 run (worst kick), 3-39 1:1101:33 UM - J. Jones 54 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 1-54 0:0900:18 SAC - C. Hikutini 5 pass from Safron (Cornish kick), 7-76 1:113rd 09:33 SAC - Garrett Safron 1 run (Cornish kick), 9-61 3:4807:42 UM - Canada 1 run (Worst kick), 5-40 1:4301:16 UM - John Nguyen 1 run (Worst kick), 10-60 4:4900:14 UM - Canada 33 run (Worst kick), 1-33 0:114th 12:03 SAC - Safron 10 run (Cornish kick), 9-73 3:0607:07 SAC - DJ Maciel 4 pass from Safron (Cornish kick), 9-74 4:0403:38 UM - Canada 1 run (Worst kick), 9-47 3:2100:23 SAC - Hikutini 5 pass from Safron (Cornish kick), 10-77 3:09OT 15:00 SAC - Cornish 25 field goal, 11-0 0:2215:00 UM - Ellis Henderson 25 pass from Johnson, 1-25 0:00 UM SACFIRST DOWNS 23 32RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 29-91 39-168PASSING YDS (NET) 381 412Passes Att-Comp-Int 38-19-0 58-41-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 67-472 97-580Fumble Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-27 1-1Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-150 8-164Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-41.0 4-44.2Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-3Penalties-Yards 7-67 10-102Possession Time 25:06 34:54Third-Down Conversions 4 of 14 13 of 22Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 3 2 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-5 6-8Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-4 1-6RUSHING: Montana-Jordan Canada 17-78; John Nguyen 8-18. Sac State-Garrett Safron 20-93; B. Kellermann 9-69. PASSING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 19-38-0-381. Sac State-Garrett Saf-ron 41-58-0-412.RECEIVING: Montana-Jamaal Jones 7-143; Ellis Henderson 5-180; Cam Warren 4-41. Sac State-DeAndre Carter 12-165; Morris Norrise 10-100.fUMBLES: Montana-None. Sac State-Safron 1-0; Marcus McDade 1-1; Jordan Robinson 1-1; Ezekiel Graham 1-1.SACKS (UA-A): Montana-Caleb Kidder 1-0; Ty. Holmes 1-0. Sac State-Todd Davis 1-0.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-J.P. Kanongata’a 8-7; Matt Her-manson 10-4; Brock Coyle 8-4; Nate Harris 9-2; Jordan Tripp 5-4; Alex Bi-enemann 2-4. Sac State-Todd Davis 5-6; Osagie Odiase 5-1; Robert Beale 4-1; Anthony Payne 4-0; Mark. Williams 3-1; Russell Smith 2-2.

SACRAMENTO, CA – Quarterback Jordan Johnson connected with wide receiver Ellis Henderson for a 25-yard touchdown pass in over-time, and running back Jordan Canada tied a school record with four touchdown runs to lead the Grizzlies.The win also gave Montana its 27th winning season in the past 28 years. It was a back-and-forth contest which featured six ties, and the sixth deadlock came with 23 seconds to go on a 5-yard pass from the Hor-nets’ elusive quarterback Garrett Safron, to tight end Cole Hikutini, which knotted the score at 45-all.The Griz won the coin toss prior to the overtime, and elected to start on defense, and the “D” held the Hornets to a 25-yard field goal, giving Sac a 48-45 edge in the OT.Then it was time for the Johnson-to-Henderson game-winner, which came on the first play of overtime for the Grizzlies. Henderson faked a move inside, and then broke wide open to the right side of the end zone for the game-winner.It was the second time in the last three weeks the Griz played and won an overtime contest. The last OT was on Oct. 19, and in that one, Johnson hit Henderson for a 23-yard TD on the second play of the overtime, and Montana defeated Cal Poly 21-14. Montana improved to 9-3 in overtime games.Canada’s fourth scoring run, which tied him with four other players for the school record for the most touchdown runs in a game, was a 1-yarder on a 4th-and-goal, and gave Montana a 45-38 lead with 3:38 left to play. The Hornets put together a 10-play, 77-yard drive after Canada had given the Griz their second lead of the game, when Safron threw a 5-yard TD pass to Hikutini in the closing seconds of regulation, forcing the OT.The teams combined for 56 second-half points, the Griz out-scoring the Hornets 21-7 in the third quarter, and then the Hornets doing the same thing to UM in the final stanza with a 21-7 scoring run. Safron’s fourth scoring pass of the game tied the score up at 45-45 to force the overtime. The game was tied three times (3-3, 10-10, 17-17) in the first half. It was 17-all at intermission. Canada, who now has 12 TD runs this season, rushed 17 times for 78 yards. Johnson was 19-of-38-0 for a career-high 381 yards and 2 touchdowns.Sophomore wide receiver Jamaal Jones had 7 catches for a career-best 143 yards and had a 54-yard touchdown catch – the first TD grab of his career. Henderson had 5 catches for a career-high 180 yards. He also had 177 punt and kickoff return yards, and finished with 357 all-purpose yards.Montana’s defense forced four fumbles and recovered three of them, which led to 17 Griz points. Senior linebacker John Kanongata’a had a game-high 15 tackles and 1.5 TFLs. Junior free safety Matt Hermanson had 14 stops, 2 forced fumbles, and a fumble recovery. Cornerback Nate Harris added a ca-reer-high 11 tackles, while linebacker Brock Coyle had 10 stops and 2 forced fumbles.Safron had 505 total yards with 412 passing and a game-high 93 rushing and two scoring runs. DeAndre Carter led Sac with 12 recep-tions for 165 yards, while Morris Norrise added 10 for 100. Linebacker Todd Davis led the Hornets with 11 tackles.

MONTANA 51, at SACRAMENTO STATE 48 (OT)



GAME #10 OF 2013#12/10 Montana at South DakotaNov 9, 2013 • Vermillion, S.D. • Dakota DomeAttendance: 6,567

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalMontana 10 7 0 14 -- 31South Dakota 14 10 0 3 -- 27

Qtr Time Scoring play1st 14:05 USD - Aaron Swift,60 int. return (Miles Bergner kick)10:05 UM - Ben Worst 46 field goal, 8-46 4:0006:30 USD - Trevor Bouma, 38 run (Bergner kick), 8-75 3:3504:34 UM - E. Henderson 6 pass from Johnson (Worst kick), 5-76 1:512nd 13:26 UM - Henderson 71 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 3-66 0:4309:22 USD - J. Vander Maten, 2 pass from K. Earl (Bergnerkick), 9-74 3:5600:00 USD - Bergner 21 field goal, 15-76 4:404th 06:33 UM - Matt Hermanson 35 fumble recovery (Worst kick)01:48 USD - Bergner 38 field goal, 9-59 4:3601:36 UM - Ellis Henderson 98 kickoff return (Worst kick)

UM USDFIRST DOWNS 15 24RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 24-52 36-223PASSING YDS (NET) 337 235Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-17-3 46-27-0TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS 57-389 82-458Fumble Returns-Yards 1-35 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-29 1-3Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-132 2-45Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 3-69Punts (Number-Avg) 4-39.8 6-40.2Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1Penalties-Yards 4-35 7-45Possession Time 25:42 34:18Third-Down Conversions 5 of 12 7 of 17Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 4-16

RUSHING: Montana-Jordan Canada 13-40; John Nguyen 5-15. USD-Bouma,Trevor 25-147; Earl,Kevin 8-65; Vander Maten, J. 2-10;.PASSING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 17-33-3-337. USD-Earl,Kevin 27-45-0-235; Vander Maten,J. 0-1-0-0.RECEIVING: Montana-Ellis Henderson 4-188; Clay Pierson 4-18; Cam Warren 3-48; Jamaal Jones 3-42; John Nguyen 1-19; Gavin Hagfors 1-12; Jordan Harper 1-10. USD-Terry,Terrance 8-48; Vander Maten,J. 4-59; Donovan,Riley 4-51; Meyer,Nick 4-35; Bouma,Trevor 4-34; Roberts, Jor-dan 1-8.INTERCEPTIONS: Montana-None. USD-Swift,Aaron 1-60; Taverna, Devin 1-9; Lage,Keyen 1-0.fUMBLES: Montana-Jordan Johnson 1-0. USD-Bouma,Trevor 2-1.SACKS (UA-A): Montana-None. USD-Swift,Aaron 1-0; Iddings,Drew 1-0; Lage,Keyen 1-0; Starr,Tyler 1-0.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-Matt Hermanson 8-3; Jordan Tripp 5-3; Joshua Dennard 4-4; Brock Coyle 6-1; Alex Bienemann 5-1; Tonga Takai 3-2; J. Kanongata’a 4-0. USD-Buscarini,Colin 5-1; Starr,Tyler 5-1; Swift,Aaron 5-1

MONTANA 31, at SOUTH DAKOTA 27

VERMILLION, SD - Ellis Henderson scored on a 98-yard kickoff return with 1:36 remaining in the game to give the 10th-ranked Uni-versity of Montana Grizzlies an emotional, hard-fought 31-27 non-league victory over the Coyotes. With the win the Griz kept their FCS playoff hopes very much alive and improved to 8-2 overall. The Coyotes, who are coached by former UM mentor Joe Glenn, were much better than their 4-6 overall record indicates. Montana has won three of its last four games on dramatic, last-sec-ond touchdowns. The Griz won 51-48 in overtime at Sacramento State, while three weeks earlier they defeated visiting Cal Poly 21-14 in OT. USD had regained the lead at 27-24 with 1:48 to go on a 38-yard field goal by freshman kicker Miles Bergner. The first tie of the game came on a big play by Montana with 6:33 left to play, when USD freshman halfback Trevor Bouma was tackled by senior linebacker Jordan Tripp and the ball popped into the air and bounced into the arms of junior free safety Matt Hermanson who re-turned it 35 yards for a TD. Hermanson’s (from Sioux Falls, S.D.) huge take-away tied the game at 24-24. The teams combined for 41 first-half points, but the defenses domi-nated the third quarter, as neither teams could muster any points. Henderson had 4 catches for a career-high 188 yards and 2 TDs and 315 all-purpose yards. Griz tight end Clay Pierson added 4 grabs, while wide-outs Cam Warren and Jamaal Jones had 3 catches each. Henderson’s 98-yard kickoff return ties him for the second longest in UM history with former wide receiver Marc Mariani who had a 98-yarder against South Dakota State in 2009. Griz quarterback Jordan Johnson was 17-of-33-3 passing for 337 yards and 2 TDs, and he had thrown just one pick in UMs’ previous nine games.The Griz “D” once again made key plays late in the game, especially when they held the Coyotes to that late field goal considering USD had a first-and-10 on the Grizzlies’ 27-yard line in the final minutes of the game. That fourth quarter field goal by USD was its only points in the second half.Hermanson led UM with a game-high 11 tackles, and also forced a fumble. Tripp had 9 tackles; cornerback Josh Dennard had 8 stops; defensive tackle Alex Bienemann added 7. Montana took its first lead of the game on a 71-yard pass from John-son to Henderson with 13:26 left in the second quarter. But, USD quickly regained the lead on its next possession when QB Kevin Earl threw a 2-yard TD pass to Josh Vander Maten, making the score 21-14 Coyotes with 9:22 to go in the second quarter. USD then went ahead 24-17 on a 21-yard field goal by Bergner as time expired in the half. USD took an early (14:05 in the first quarter) 7-0 lead when free safety Aaron Swift picked off a Johnson pass and returned it 60 yards for a touchdown. UM cut the USD lead to 7-3 on a 46-yard field goal by Ben Worst, making the score 7-3 with 10:05 left in the opening quarter. USD took a 14-3 lead with 6:30 to go on a 38-yard run by Bouma with 6:30 remaining in the first stanza. The Griz came right back, though, as Johnson hit Henderson for a 6-yard TD pass with 4:34 left in the first quarter. The big play of UM’s score was set up by a 67-yard completion from Johnson to Henderson. Earl was 27-of-45-0 for 235 yards and a TD. Bouma rushed 25 times for 147 yards and a TD.



GAME # 11 OF 2013Weber State at #7/8 Montana Nov. 16, 2013 • Missoula, MT • Washington-Grizzly StadiumAttendance: 23,609

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalWeber State 0 6 0 0 -- 6Montana 7 7 14 14 -- 42

Qtr Time Scoring play1st 05:44 UM - Warren 5 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 4-11 0:532nd 13:38 WSU - Shaun McClain 21 field goal, 15-58 4:5409:56 UM - John Nguyen 2 run (Worst kick), 10-75 3:4200:00 WSU - McClain 48 field goal, 6-35 0:373rd 08:57 UM - Jordan Canada 80 run (Worst kick), 3-88 1:3105:21 UM - Shay Smithwick-Hann 16 run (Worst kick), 6-57 2:404th 13:16 UM - Canada 3 run (Worst kick), 6-19 1:5210:13 UM - Marlon Miles 3 run (Worst kick), 5-21 1:55

WSU UMFIRST DOWNS 10 23RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 27-6 60-338PASSING YDS (NET) 196 123Passes Att-Comp-Int 38-19-3 25-12-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 65-202 85-461Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-5Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 5-53Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-157 1-22Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 3-38Punts (Number-Avg) 8-46.9 4-41.8Fumbles-Lost 3-3 2-2Penalties-Yards 7-80 2-20Possession Time 25:54 34:06Third-Down Conversions 3 of 16 9 of 18Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 5-7Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-5 5-37

RUSHING: Weber State-Josh Booker 6-16. Montana-Jordan Canada 24-189; John Nguyen 18-81;Marlon Miles 11-48.PASSING: Weber State-A. Chipoletti 18-36-3-185. Montana-Jordan Johnson 11-21-0-118; Smithwick-Hann 1-4-0-5.RECEIVING: Weber State-Erik Walker 6-48; Bo Bolen 4-50; Gamal Fowler 2-41; Shaydon Kehano 2-24; Zach Smith 2-21; Josh Booker 2-8.Montana-Cam Warren 5-67; Clay Pierson 2-15; Jordan Harper 1-21.INTERCEPTIONS: Weber State-None. Montana-J. Kanongata’a 1-24; Jordan Tripp 1-14; Alex Bienemann 1-0.fUMBLES: Weber State--A. Chipoletti 2-2; J.Clark 1-1. Montana-John Nguyen 2-2.SACKS (UA-A): Weber State-Danny Mullarkey 0-1; Anthony Morales 0-1. Montana-Zack Wagenmann 3-1; Brock Coyle 0-1; J. Kanongata’a 1-0.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Weber State-Roman Valenzuela 3-10; Anthony Morales 1-12; Adam Padilla 2-9; Tre’von Johnson 2-6.Montana-Zack Wagenmann 3-6; J. Kanongata’a 3-5; Bo Tully 2-4; Brock Coyle 1-5; Matt Hermanson 2-3; Jordan Tripp 1-4; K. Van Ackeren 1-4; Caleb Kidder 0-5; Tonga Takai 0-4; Trevor Rehm 0-4; AnthonyGoodwin 0-4; D. Crittenden 0-3; Connor Lebsock 0-3.

at MONTANA, 42, WEBER STATE 6

MISSOULA, MT – Jordan Canada rushed for a career-high 189 yards and the defense was stellar in all phases, as the #7 Grizzlies defeated the Wildcats.The Griz have now won six of their last seven games and improved to 9-2 overall and 5-2 in the conference. It was the Wildcats’ 10th loss in a row, as they went to 1-10/0-7.Canada rushed 24 times for his 189 yards, which is the 12th most rushing yards in single-game history at UM. He carried just 13 times for a whopping 142 yards in the second half The Grizzlies rushed 60 times for 338 yards and 5 TDs.Canada had an 80-yard run for a TD with 8:57 to go in the third quarter, and that score gave UM a 21-6 lead and started the Grizzlies on their way to a lop-sided victory. His 80-yard carry tied him with five other players for the longest run in school history.Montana’s defense was equally impressive in the second half as was Canada, holding Weber State to just four total yards (and four first downs) on 20 plays – which averages out to 0.2 yards a play. The Griz “D” have not allowed a touchdown in their last one-and-a-half games.The Griz defense not only kept the Cats out of the end zone, but it registered five sacks, and held WSU to 6 net yards rushing on 27 at-tempts.Montana dominated the time of possession thanks to its strong run-ning game in the second half, when it gained 255 rushing yards for four TDs on 42 carries, and kept the ball 19:39 in the last 30 minutes of the contest.True freshman halfback John Nguyen rushed 18 times for 81 yards and a score, while senior Marlon Miles picked up 48 yards on 11 totes, and scored UM’s final TD on a 3-yard run — his first career touchdown.Quarterback Shay Smithwick-Hann scored on a 16-yard run with 5:21 left in the third quarter, as the Griz took a 28-6 lead. The Griz scored two more unanswered rushing touchdowns in the final quarter, the first one was a 3-yard run by Canada, and the second was Miles’ 3-yarder, which came with 10:13 left to play and gave Montana a 42-6 lead. Despite forcing three Weber State turnovers in the first half, Montana led just 14-6 at halftime.Weber State’s only points came in the first two quarters on a pair of field goals by Shaun McClain.End Zack Wagenman led the Griz with 9 tackles, and he also had 3.5 sacks and a forced fumble. LB J.P. Kanongata’a had 8 tackles, 2.0 TFLs, a forced fumble, and an interception. Linebacker Jordan Tripp had a fumble recovery and an interception. UM senior defensive tackle Alex Bienemann had his first career interception. Tripp set a school record with 10 career fumble recoveries.Canada’s two touchdown runs gives him 14 this year, which ties him for the seventh most in a season.Johnson, who did not play in the second half because of an undis-closed injury, was 11-of-21-0 for 118 yards and a TD. Wide receiver Cam Warren led the Griz with 5 catches for 67 yards and a score.WSU freshman quarterback Austin Chipoletti was 18-of-36-3 for 185 yards. Wildcat linebackers Anthony Morales and Roman Valenzuela had a game-high 13 tackles each.



GAME #12 OF 2013#5 Montana at #13 Montana State Nov 23, 2013 • Bozeman, Montana • Bobcat StadiumAttendance: 21,527Weather: 24, sunny and crisp

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalMontana 0 7 7 14 -- 28Montana State 7 0 0 7 -- 14

Qtr Time Scoring play1st 03:31 MSU - Shawn Johnson 82 punt return (Rory Perez kick)2nd 01:10 UM - Jordan Canada 7 run (Ben Worst kick), 15-89 6:363rd 11:15 UM - Travon Van 3 run (Worst kick), 9-71 3:454th 09:10 UM - Clay Pierson 20 pass from Jordan Johnson (Worst kick), 3-52 1:2506:02 MSU - Johnson 1 run (Perez kick), 9-92 3:0801:49 UM - Canada 8 run (Worst kick), 9-75 4:13

UM MSUFIRST DOWNS 22 16RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 42-115 31-112PASSING YDS (NET) 250 160Passes Att-Comp-Int 35-23-0 33-17-0TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS 77-365 64-272Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 3-53 4-102Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-52 3-43Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-40.8 8-37.4Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-2Penalties-Yards 7-147 6-70Possession Time 36:24 23:36Third-Down Conversions 7 of 17 4 of 13Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 0 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 1-2Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-23 1-7

RUSHING: Montana-Jordan Canada 19-71; Travon Van 13-23; Jordan Johnson 6-18; Cam Warren 1-2; John Nguyen 1-2. Montana State-DeNar-ius McGhee 18-52; Cody Kirk 11-49.PASSING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 23-35-0-250. Montana State-De-Narius McGhee 17-33-0-160.RECEIVING: Montana-Jamaal Jones 7-120; Cam Warren 4-52; Chase Naccarato 2-32; Clay Pierson 2-30; Ellis Henderson 2-7; Travon Van 2-mi-nus 1; Jordan Harper 1-9. Montana State-Tanner Bleskin 5-60; Jon Ellis 3-31; Tanner Roderick 2-23; Shawn Johnson 2-16; B. Flotkoetter 2-11.INTERCEPTIONS: Montana-None. Montana State-None.fUMBLES: Montana-Jordan Johnson 1-0. Montana State-Cody Kirk 1-1; DeNarius McGhee 1-1.SACKS (UA-A): Montana-Tyrone Holmes 1-1; Zack Wagenmann 0-1; Brock Coyle 1-0; J. Kanongata’a 1-0. Montana State-Hayden Vick 1-0.TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-Brock Coyle 13-1; Jordan Tripp 5-2; Matt Hermanson 4-1; Tyrone Holmes 3-2; J. Kanongata’a 3-1; Zack Wagenmann 3-1; Alex Bienemann 1-2. Montana State-Sean Gords 10-0; Alex Singleton 4-6; Taylor Sheridan 4-4; Michael Foster 3-5; Brad Daly 3-4; Steven Bethley 2-4; Deonte Flowers 3-2; Robert Marshall 3-2.

MONTANA 28, at MONTANA ST. 14

BOZEMAN, MT – The 5th-ranked Grizzlies played perhaps their best defensive game of the season and UM’s offense made key plays when it needed to, as the Grizzlies defeated the host and 13th-ranked Bobcats in a Big Sky Conference game in front of a record crowd (21,527) at Bobcat Stadium.The Grizzlies improved to 10-2 overall and 6-2 in league play and have won seven of their last eight games. MSU ended its season 7-5/5-3, and lost its last three games in a row.With MSU making a comeback bid, the Grizzlies got a much-needed insurance touchdown late in the contest, when junior half-back Jordan Canada scored for the second time in the afternoon on an 8-yard run. Canada’s score gave UM a 28-14 lead with 1:49 left in the game. UM took a 21-7 lead with 9:10 left to play on a 20-yard scoring pass from quarterback Jordan Johnson to tight end Clay Pierson. MSU came right back, though, when halfback Shawn Johnson cut the Griz lead to 21-14 with 6:02 remaining in the game. Johnson’s 1-yard touchdown run was just the fifth TD of the season allowed by the Griz in the fourth quarter. The Griz took the first possession of the third quarter and marched down the field, with running back Travon Van scoring on a 3-yard run to give UM its first lead at 14-7, with 11:15 to go in the third stanza. Van’s scoring run proved to be the only points in the third quarter. After stalling on offense for most of the first two quarters, the Grizzlies put together an impressive 15-play, 89-yard drive that took 6:36 and culminated it with a 7-yards touchdown run by Canada, tying the score 7-7 with 1:10 left until halftime. The score was dead-locked at 7-all at intermission. The Griz defense held MSU to 277 total yards and 15 first downs, and sacked Cat senior quarterback DeNarius McGhee four times. Canada rushed 19 times for 80 yards, and had two rushing TDs, which gave him 16 on the season. Van, who returned to action af-ter missing the past few weeks with an injury, had 13 carries for 23 yards. Johnson was 23-of-35-0 for 250 yards and a TD. UM sophomore wide receiver Jamaal Jones had game-highs of 7 catches for 120 yards and had several key first down grabs. The Grizzlies picked up 365 yards of offense - 257 of those com-ing in the second half. Griz senior linebacker Brock Coyle, a Bozeman native, had a game-leading 14 tackles, along with two stops for loss, a couple of forced fumbles, and a sack. Jordan Tripp added 7 tackles, and fel-low senior linebacker John Kanongata’a added 4 tackles, a TFL, and recovered a fumble. UM sophomore defensive end Tyrone Holmes had 5 tackles, in-cluding 1.5 sacks, while junior free safety Matt Hermanson added 5 stops. McGhee was 17-of-33-0 for 160 yards, and rushed 18 times for 57 yards. Neither team could muster much offense in the first quarter, but the Cats got on the board on an 82-yard punt return by Johnson, to take a 7-0 lead with 3:31 to go in the opening stanza.



GAME 13 OF 2013: FCS SECOND ROUND#11 Coastal Carolina at #4 Montana Dec. 7, 2013Missoula, MT • Stadium: Washington-GrizzlyAttendance: 17,345Temperature: -5 • Wind: 5-10 • Weather: Extreme Cold

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 -- TotalCoastal Carolina 14 21 7 0 -- 42Montana 14 0 7 14 -- 35

Qtr Time Scoring play1st 11:18 UM - Travon Van 1 run (Ben Worst kick), 6-84 2:0209:51 CC - D. Bennett 86 pass from Alex Ross (Alex Catron kick), 3-94 1:2405:16 UM - C. Naccarato 15 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 11-74 4:3001:52 CC - L. Taliaferro 5 run (Catron kick), 9-56 3:172nd 06:06 CC - N. Mastromatteo 14 pass from Ross (Catron kick), 12-69 4:5603:08 N. Mastromatteo 20 pass from Ross (Catron kick), 4-56 1:2200:31 CC - D. Henderson 9 run (Catron kick), 5-35 1:393rd 11:16 UM - Jamaal Jones 5 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 10-75 3:4409:33 CC - L. Taliaferro 51 run (Catron kick), 4-76 1:384th 08:43 UM - Mitch Saylor 9 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 13-94 3:3705:03 UM - Jamaal Jones 72 pass from J. Johnson (Worst kick), 3-72 0:21 CC UMFIRST DOWNS 23 22RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 51-274 34-169PASSING YDS (NET) 202 388Passes Att-Comp-Int 21-16-0 48-24-1TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS 72-476 82-557Punt Returns-Yards 2-8 3 -12Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-99 5-62Interception Returns-Yards 1-14 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-38.8 3-35.0Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0Penalties-Yards 1-5 5-52Possession Time 31:37 28:23Third-Down Conversions 9 of 15 7 of 16Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 3 of 6Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 4-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 3-25RUSHING: CC-Ross 21-123; Taliaferro 16-104; Henderson, D. 13-48.Montana-Jordan Canada 17-104; Travon Van 14-41; Jordan Johnson 3-24.PASSING: CC-Ross 16-21-0-202. Montana-J. Johnson 24-48-1-388.RECEIVING: CC-N. Mastromatteo 4-38; Matt Hazel 4-18; D. Hender-son 2-23. Montana-Ellis Henderson 6-119; Chase Naccarato 5-45; Jamaal Jones 4-103; Jordan Canada 3-50; Mitch Saylor 2-22; Cam Warren 1-25; Sean Haynes 1-18.INTERCEPTIONS: CC-Quinn Backus 1-14. Montana-None.fUMBLES: CC-Ross 2-1. Montana-None.SACKS (UA-A): CC-None. Montana-Brock Coyle 1-1; Jordan Tripp 0-1; Zack Wagenmann 1-0.TACKLE LEADERS(UA-A): CC-Quinn Backus 5-5; Mike McClure 4-6; P. Wiiliams 2-7. Montana-Matt Hermanson 5-14; Coyle 3-9; Tripp 2-9; Wagenmann 1-9. Bienemann 1-6; J. Kanongata’a 1-5; Anthony Good-win 1-4; Bo Tully 1-4; Joshua Dennard 1-4; Tonga Takai 0-4; Trevor Rehm 0-4; Tyrone Holmes 0-4.

COASTAL CAROLINA 42, at MONTANA 35MISSOULA, MT - Sophomore quarterback Alex Ross passed for three TDs and rushed for 123 yards to lead the 11th-ranked Chanticleers to the win over the 4th-ranked Grizzlies.Coastal Carolina (12-2), the regular-season winner of the Big South Conference, took a three-touchdown (42-21) lead with 9:33 left in the third quarter on a 51-yard scoring run by senior halfback Lorenzo Talia-ferro. The comeback-minded Grizzlies started chipping away, and cut the Chanticleers’ lead to 42-28 on a 9-yard scoring pass from junior quarter-back Jordan Johnson to junior wide receiver Mitch Saylor with 8:43 left in the game.Montana had a chance to cut into Coastal’s lead even more when senior linebacker Brock Coyle sacked Ross and forced a fumble and recovered the ball, and the Griz took over on CCU’s 29-yard line. Ross’s fumble was CCU’s only turnover in the game. However, UM’s drive sputtered, and it ended with an interception by CC junior linebacker Quinn Backus. It was only Johnson’s fifth interception of the season.The Griz finally got the big play that they needed late in the contest when Johnson hit sophomore wide receiver Jamaal Jones for a 72-yard TD pass, reducing the CC lead to 42-35 with 5:03 left.However, CC retained the ball for the final 5:01 of the game and picked up a couple of critical first downs along the way.The Grizzlies had an impressive opening series, as the “D” held CC to a three-and-out, and then drove 84 yards on six plays, as junior halfback Travon Van scored on a 1-yard run, giving UM a 7-0 lead with 11:18 left in the first stanza. The Chanticleers wasted no time, though, as Ross connected with se-nior wide receiver Demario Bennett for a CCU-record 86-yard scoring pass to tie the game at 7-7 with 9:51 left in the first stanza.The Griz got the lead back on their next series, as Johnson hit wide re-ceiver Chase Naccarato for a 15-yard TD pass, which gave Montana a 14-7 edge with 5:16 left in the first quarter. It would prove to be Montana’s final lead of the game.The Chanticleers scored on their next possession on a 5-yard run by Taliaferro with 1:52 left in an offense-filled first stanza to tie the game up at 14-14. After the second and final tie of the contest, CCU broke loose for three unanswered touchdowns. When redshirt freshman halfback De’Angelo Henderson scored on a 9-yard run he gave CC a 35-14 lead with 31 sec-onds left until halftime. The game was played in bitter cold day at Washington-Grizzly Stadium, as it was -5 degrees at kickoff, although 17,345 mostly Griz Faithful fans braved the frigid weather for the entire game.Johnson was 24-of-48-1 for a career-high 388 yards and 4 touchdowns. Junior running back Jordan Canada had 17 carries for 104 yards – his sixth 100-yard rushing game of the season.Sophomore wide receiver Ellis Henderson led the Griz with a game-high 6 catches for 119 yards. Naccarato added 5 grabs for 45 yards and a TD, and Jones had 4 receptions for 102 yards and two scores. Nine differ-ent UM players had at least one catch.UM junior free safety Matt Hermanson had a career and game-high 19 tackles. Senior linebackers Brock Coyle and Jordan Tripp had 12 and 11 stops each, while junior end Zack Wagenmann added 10 tackles and a sack. Ross was 16-of-21-0 (76.2%) and rushed 21 times for his 123 yards, and seven of his carries went for first downs. Taliaferro had 16 carries for 102 yards and two TDs.

2014 OPPONENTS

87Mike Bashor photo

Shay Smithwick-Hann, Senior quarterback


WE ARE MONTANA

2014 opponentsat Wyoming

August 30 • Laramie, Wyo.2014 Schedule

Aug. 30 – at WyomingSept. 6 – Central Washington

Sept. 13 – South DakotaSept. 20 – at North Dakota StateSept. 27 – Northern Colorado*

Oct. 4 – at North Dakota*Oct. 18 – UC Davis*

Oct. 25 – at Cal Poly*Nov. 1 – Sacramento State*

Nov. 8 – at Eastern Washington*Nov. 15 – at Southern Utah*

Nov. 22 – Montana State**Big Sky Conference game

Griz Lodging On the Road

2014 ScheduleAug. 30 ................................ MontanaSept. 6 .....................................Air Force*Sept. 13 ................................... at OregonSept. 20 ......................... Florida AtlanticSept. 27 ...................... at Michigan StateOct. 11 ...................................at Hawai’i*Oct. 18 ............................ San Jose State*Oct. 25 ......................at Colorado State*Nov. 1 ............................at Fresno State*Nov. 7 ...................................Utah State*Nov. 22 ................................ Boise State*Nov. 29 .........................at New Mexico*Dec. 6 ............................Mountain West Championship Game^*Mountain West Conference game^Played at divisional champion

Head Coach

Craig Bohl

Eddie YarbroughJunior DE

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ....................................................................................Laramie, Wyo.Enrollment: .............................................................................................13,992President: .....................................................................Dr. Richard McGinityAthletic Dirctor: .........................................................................Tom BurmanNickname/Mascot: ................Cowboys, Pokes/Cowboy Joe & Pistol PeteColors: .................................................................................... Brown and GoldStadium (Capacity): ..... Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium (29,181)Stadium Press Box Phone: ................................................(307) 766-2222Web Site: ............................................................................ www.GoWyo.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): ............. Craig Bohl (Nebraska, 1982)Record at Wyoming/Year(s): .......................................................First yearOverall Record (Years): .............................................................104-32 (11)2013 Wyoming Record: .......................................................................... 5-7Conference (2013 Record): .................................... Mountain West (3-5)Starters Returning: ....................................17 (6 off., 9 def., 2 spec. teams)Starters Lost: ........................................7 (5 off., 2 def., 0 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: .......................................................................Tim HarkinsOffice Phone/Cell: ...............................................(307) 766-2256/760-7847Email Address: .............................................................. [email protected]

2013 RESULTS8/31 ..... at Nebraska ............L, 37-349/7 ....... Idaho ..................... W, 42-109/14 ..... Northern Colo. ...... W, 35-79/21 ..... at Air Force* ........ W, 56-239/28 ..... at Texas State ..........L, 42-2110/12 ... New Mexico* ....... W, 38-31*Mountain West Conference game

10/19 ... Colorado State* .....L, 52-2210/26 ... at San Jose State* ...L, 51-4411/9 ..... Fresno State* ..........L, 48-1011/16 ... at Boise State* ..........L, 48-711/23 ... Hawai’i .................. W, 59-5611/30 ... at Utah State* ...........L, 35-7

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2014 Griz Travel


WE ARE MONTANA

2014 opponentsCentral WashingtonSeptember 6 • Missoula, Mont.

South DakotaSeptember 13 • Missoula, Mont.

Head Coach Head Coach

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ..............................................................................Ellensburg, Wash.Enrollment: .............................................................................................11,287President: ......................................................................Dr. James L. GaudinoAthletic Director: ...........................................................Dr. Dennis FrancoisNickname/Mascot: ......................................................Wildcats/WellingtonColors: ............................................................................... Crimson and BlackStadium (Capacity): ........................................................Tomlinson (4,000)Stadium Press Box Phone: ................................................(509) 963-1053Web Site: .................................................................. www.wildcatsports.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): .........Ian Shoemaker (Grinnell-Iowa, 1996)Record at Central Washington/Year(s): ..................................First yearOverall Record: ................................................................................First year2013 Central Washington Record: ...................................................... 7-4Conference (2013 Record/Place): Great Northwest Athletic (7-3/T-2nd)Starters Returning: .....................................13 (6 off., 5 def., 2 spec. teams)Starters Lost: ................................................12 (5 off., 6 def., 1 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: ...................................................................Robert LoweryOffice Phone/Cell: ...............................................(509) 963-1487/899-0235Email Address: ..................................................................loweryr@cwu.edu

2013 RESULTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ................................................................................. Vermillion, S.D.Enrollment: .............................................................................................10,235President: .............................................................................. James W. AbbottAthletic Director: ................................................................... David HerbsterNickname/Mascot: ......................... Coyotes (KI-YOTES)/Charlie CoyoteColors: .......................................................................................Red and WhiteStadium (Capacity): ................................................Dakota Dome (10,000)Web Site: .............................................................................www.goyotes.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): .................. Joe Glenn (South Dakota, 1975)Record at South Dakota/Year(s): .............................................. 5-18/TwoOverall Record (Years): ....................................................... 193-118-1 (26)2013 South Dakota Record: .................................................................. 4-8Conference (2013 Record/Place): ................. Missouri Valley Football (3-5/T-7th)Starters Returning: .....................................14 (8 off., 5 def., 1 spec. teams)Starters Lost: ................................................10 (3 off., 6 def., 1 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: .................................................................Bryan BoettcherOffice Phone/Cell: .................................... (605) 677-5927/(563) 260-4316Email Address: .................................................... [email protected]

2013 RESULTS

Trevor BoumaSophomore RB

Joe Glenn

2014 ScheduleAug. 30 ................................... at OregonSept. 6 ...............................William PennSept. 13 ........................... at MontanaSept. 20 .....................Northern ArizonaOct. 4 .................... at Southern Illinois*Oct. 11 ..........................Northern Iowa*Oct. 18 .......................at Missouri State*Oct. 25 .................. North Dakota State*Nov. 1 ..................at Youngstown State*Nov. 8 ......................... Western Illinois*Nov. 15 ............................. Illinois State*Nov. 22 ............. at South Dakota State**Missouri Valley Football Conferencegame

8/31 ..... UC Davis ................ W, 10-79/7 ....... at Kansas ................L, 31-149/21 ..... at Northern Ariz. ..L, 22-169/28 ..... at Western Ill.* .......L, 24-1010/5 ..... Missouri State* .... W, 17-1410/12 ... Indiana State* ...... W, 17-14*MVFC game

10/19 ... at UNI* ..... W, 38-31 (2OT)10/26 ... at Illinois State* .....L, 28-1411/2 ..... Youngstown State* L, 38-3411/9 ....Montana ............. L, 31-2711/16 ... SDSU* .....................L, 27-1211/23 ... at NDSU* .................L, 42-0

Ian Shoemaker

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 ............................. at MontanaSept. 13 ..................................Dixie StateSept. 20 ....................at Western OregonSept. 27 ......................... Simon Fraser^*Oct. 4 ...............................Azusa Pacific*Oct. 11 ..............at South Dakota MinesOct. 18 ....................... Western Oregon*Oct. 25 .................... at Humboldt State*Nov. 1 ..........Lincoln Univ. of MissouriNov. 8 ..............................at Dixie State*Nov. 15 ......................... at Simon Fraser^Game played in Bothell, Wash.*Great Northern Athletic Conferencegame

9/7 ....... Texas A&M-Kingsville .. L, 21-149/14 .... Western Oregon* .............W, 20-79/21 .... Simon Fraser* ................. L, 21-149/28 .... at Azusa Pacific* ................ W, 7-310/5 .... at Humboldt State* ........W, 21-1310/12 .. Dixie State* .....................W, 27-2410/19 .. at Simon Fraser* ............W, 54-14

10/26 .. Azusa Pacific* ........L, 24-1711/2 .... Humboldt State* ...W, 21-1411/9 .... at Western Ore.* ....L, 32-2611/16 .. at Dixie State* ..........W, 44-0*Great Northwest AthleticConference game

Tovar SanchezJunior DE


WE ARE MONTANA

2014 opponentsat North Dakota State

September 20 • Fargo, N.D.Northern Colorado

September 27 • Missoula, Mont.


GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: .....................................................................................Greeley, Colo.Enrollment: ...............................................................................................9,110President: .......................................................................................Kay NortonAthletic Director: ...................................................................... Darren DunnNickname/Mascot: .................................................................... Bears/KlawzColors: ........................................................................................Blue and GoldStadium (Capacity): ............................................Nottingham Field (8,500)Stadium Press Box Phone: ................................................(970) 351-1995Web Site: ..........................................................................www.uncbears.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): .....Earnest Collins Jr. (Northern Colo., 1996)Record at Northern Colorado/Year(s): .................................6-28/ThreeOverall Record (Years): ...........................................................14-40 (Four)2013 Northern Colorado Record: ...................................................... 1-11Conference (2013 Record/Place): ............................ Big Sky (0-8/13th)Starters Returning: .....................................13 (4 off., 7 def., 2 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: .....................................................................Kobee StalderOffice Phone: ..........................................................................(605) 673-8980Email Address: ................................................... [email protected]

2013 RESULTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ......................................................................................... Fargo, N.D.Enrollment: .............................................................................................14,443President: ......................................................................Dr. Dean L. BrescianiAthletic Director (Interim): ........................................ Dr. Prakash MathewNickname/Mascot/Colors: ................ Bison/Thunder/Yellow and GreenStadium (Capacity): .....Gate City Bank Field at the Fargodome (18,700)Stadium Press Box Phone: ................................................(701) 298-2600Web Site: ............................................................................www.gobison.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): ........Chris Klieman (Northern Iowa, 1990)Record at North Dakota State/Year(s): ....................................First yearOverall Record: ................................................................................First year2013 North Dakota State Record: ..................................................... 15-0Conference (2013 Record/Place): .....Missouri Valley Football (8-0/1st)Starters Returning: .........................................12 (4 off., 6 def., 2 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: ................................................................... Ryan PerreaultOffice Phone: ..........................................................................(701) 231-8331Email Address: .................................................... [email protected]

2013 RESULTS

Earnest Collins Jr.

Dimitri StimphilSenior WR

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 ....................................... at UNLVSept. 13 ........................ Houston BaptistSept. 20 .......................at Northern IowaSept. 27 ......................... at Montana*Oct. 4 ...................... Northern Arizona*Oct. 11 ......................Sacramento State*Oct. 18 ............ at Eastern Washington*Oct. 25 ................................ Idaho State*Nov. 1 ................................at UC Davis*Nov. 15 .......................... at Weber State*Nov. 22 ...........................North Dakota**Big Sky Conference game

2014 ScheduleAug. 30 ...............................at Iowa StateSept. 6 ..............................at Weber StateSept. 13 ......................... Incarnate WordSept. 20 ............................... MontanaOct. 4 ...................... at Western Illinois*Oct. 11 .......................Southern Illinois*Oct. 18 ............................. Indiana State*Oct. 25 ........................at South Dakota*Nov. 1 ....................South Dakota State*Nov. 8 .......................at Northern Iowa*Nov. 15 ......................at Missouri State*Nov. 22 ....................Youngstown State**Missouri Valley Football Conferencegame

Chris Klieman

8/20 ......at Kansas State ........ W, 24-219/7 .........Ferris State .............. W, 56-109/21 ......Delaware State ...........W, 51-09/28 ......at SDSU* ....................W, 20-010/5 ......Northern Iowa* ..... W, 24-2310/12 ....Missouri State* ....... W, 41-2610/19 ....at Southern Ill.* ...... W, 31-1010/26 ....at Indiana State* ..... W, 56-1011/9 ......Illinois State* .......... W, 28-10

11/16 ....at Youngstown St. .. W, 35-1711/23 ....South Dakota* ..........W, 42-012/7 ......Furman^ ....................W, 38-712/14 ....Coastal Carolina^ . W, 48-1412/20 ....New Hampshire^ .. W, 52-141/4 .........vs. Towson^ ...............W, 35-7*MVFC game^NCAA Division I FCS playoff game

8/31 ..... Langston ............... W, 31-109/7 ....... CSU-Pueblo ...........L, 41-369/14 ..... at Wyoming .............L, 35-79/21 ..... at Northern Iowa .....L, 26-79/28 ..... Southern Utah* .....L, 27-2110/5 ..... at Sacramento St.* ..L 37-2110/12 ... at Idaho State* .......L, 40-26

10/19 ... UC Davis* ..............L, 34-1811/2 ..... Montana State* ......L, 35-2811/9 ..... at North Dakota* ..L, 24-2111/16 ... at Northern Ariz.* ...L, 24-711/23 ... Cal Poly* ................L, 42-14*Big Sky Conference game

Colton HeagleSenior SS


WE ARE MONTANA

2014 opponentsat North Dakota

October 4 • Grand Forks, N.D.UC Davis

October 18 • Missoula, Mont.


GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: .............................................................................Grand Forks, N.D.Enrollment: .............................................................................................15,143President: .............................................................................Dr. Robert KelleyAthletic Director: ........................................................................Brian FaisonNickname/Mascot: ................................................................................ UNDColors: ...................................................................................... Green & WhiteStadium (Capacity): ................................................ Alerus Center (12,283)Stadium Press Box Phone: ......................................(701) 792-1501/1502Web Site: ........................................................................www.undsports.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): ......... Bubba Schweigert (Jamestown, 1985)Record at North Dakota/Year(s): ...............................................First yearOverall Record (Years): ...........................................................21-20 (Four)2013 North Dakota Record: ................................................................... 3-8Conference (2013 Record/Place): ............................ Big Sky (2-6/10th)Starters Returning: .....................................11 (6 off., 4 def., 1 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: ........................................................................Ryan PowellOffice Phone/Cell: ...............................................(701) 777-2986/213-5921Email Address: ........................................... [email protected]

2013 RESULTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ........................................................................................Davis, Calif.Enrollment: .............................................................................................34,155Chancellor: ...........................................................................Dr. Linda KatehiAthletic Director: ........................................................................Terry TumeyNickname/Mascot: ............................................................Aggies/MustangsColors: ................................................................................Yale Blue and GoldStadium (Capacity): .............................................................. Aggie (10,849)Stadium Press Box Phone: ................................................(530) 752-9367Web Site: ..................................................................www.ucdavisaggies.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): ...........................Ron Gould (Oregon, 1988)Record at UC Davis/Year(s): ................................................ 5-7/One yearOverall Record: ......................................................................... 5-7/One year2013 UC Davis Record: ........................................................................... 5-7Conference (2013 Record/Place): .....Big Sky, Football only (5-3/T-4th)Starters Returning: .....................................18 (8 off., 6 def., 4 spec. teams)Starters Lost: ................................................11 (3 off., 5 def., 3 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: ....................................................................... Mike RoblesOffice Phone/Cell: ..............................................(530) 752-3680 /979-1747Email Address: ......................................................... [email protected]

2013 RESULTS

2014 ScheduleAug. 28 .........................at San Jose StateSept. 6 ..............................Robert MorrisSept. 13 ........................at Missouri StateSept. 20 ............................... Stony BrookSept. 27 ......................at Montana State*Oct. 4 ................................. Montana*Oct. 11 ........................... Portland State*Oct. 25 ......................at Southern Utah*Nov. 1 ............. at Eastern Washington*Nov. 8 ................................ Weber State*Nov. 15 ................... Northern Arizona*Nov. 22 .............at Northern Colorado**Big Sky Conference game

9/29 ..... Valparaiso ............ W, 69-109/7 ....... SDSU ......................L, 35-289/14 ....Montana ............. L, 55-179/28 ..... Montana State* ......L, 63-2010/5 ..... at Idaho State* ..... W, 28-2510/12 ... Eastern Wash.* ......L, 35-14

10/19 ... Sacramento State* ...L, 31-710/26 ... at Portland State* ..L, 14-1011/2 ..... at Northern Ariz.* .L, 48-2711/9 ..... Northern Colo.* .. W, 24-2111/16 ... at UC Davis ............L, 34-18*Big Sky Conference game

2014 ScheduleAug. 30 ..................................at StanfordSept. 6 .................................... Fort LewisSept. 13 .......................at Colorado StateSept. 27 ................Eastern Washington*Oct. 4 ......................... at Portland State*Oct. 11 ...........................Montana State*Oct. 18 ........................... at Montana*Nov. 1 ...................Northern Colorado*Nov. 8 ................. at Northern Arizona*Nov. 15 ................................ at Cal Poly*Nov. 22 .....................Sacramento State**Big Sky Conference game

Ron Gould

8/31 ..... at South Dakota .......L, 10-79/7 ....... at Nevada .................L, 36-79/14 ..... Northern Ariz.* .....L, 21-109/21 ..... Portland State* ......L, 41-109/28 ..... Idaho State*.......... W, 30-1310/5 ......at Southern Utah* ...W, 21-3

10/12 ..Montana* .............. L, 42-710/19 .... at Northern Colo.* .. W, 34-1810/26 ...at Montana State* ..L, 34-1711/2 ..... Cal Poly* ................L, 34-1611/16 ... North Dakota* ..... W, 34-1811/23 ...at Sacramento St.* ...W, 34-7*Big Sky Conference game

Bubba Schweigert

Ian JosephSenior OT

Brandon AndersonJunior Guard


WE ARE MONTANA

2014 opponentsat Cal Poly

October 25 • San Luis Obispo, Calif.Sacramento State

November 1 • Missoula, Mont.


GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ............................................................................. Sacramento, Calif.Enrollment: .............................................................................................28,500President: ..................................................................... Bill Macriss (Interim)Athletic Director: ......................................................................................TBANickname/Mascot: ................................................................Hornets/HerkyColors: .....................................................................................Green and GoldStadium (Capacity): ............................................................Hornet (21,195)Stadium Press Box Phone: ................................................(916) 278-5995Web Site: ................................................................... www.hornetsports.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): .......................................Jody Sears (Interim)Record at Sacramento State: ......................................................First yearOverall Record (Years): ..............................................................4-19 (Two)2013 Sacramento State Record:.......................................................... 5-8Conference (2013 Record/Place): .............................. Big Sky (4-4/8th)Starters Returning: ...................................19 (10 off., 7 def., 2 spec. teams)Starters Lost: ................................................11 (4 off., 6 def., 1 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: .......................................................................Brian BergerOffice Phone/Cell: ...............................................(916) 278-4313/397-4325Email Address: ...............................................................bwberger@csus.edu

2013 RESULTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ..................................................................... San Luis Obispo, Calif. Enrollment: .............................................................................................19,800President: ................................................................Dr. Jeffrey D. ArmstrongAthletic Director: .......................................................Donald J. OberhelmanNickname/Mascot: ..........................................Mustangs/Musty, MoonstarColors: ......................................................................... Forest Green and GoldStadium (Capacity): ..............................................Alex G. Spanos (11,075)Stadium Press Box Phone: ................................................(805) 756-6739Web Site: .............................................................................. www.gopoly.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): ................. Tim Walsh (UC Riverside, 1977)Record at Cal Poly/Year(s): ....................................................32-25 (Five)Overall Record (Years): ...........................................................149-107 (23)2013 Cal Poly Record: ............................................................................. 6-6Conference (2013 Record/Place): .......................... Big Sky (5-3/T-4th)Starters Returning: .....................................18 (8 off., 7 def., 3 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: ....................................................................... Eric BurdickOffice Phone/Cell: ...............................................(805) 756-6550/550-3427Email Address: ...........................................................eburdick@calpoly.edu

2013 RESULTS

Tim Walsh

Nick DzubnarSenior LB

2014 ScheduleAug. 28 ................. at New Mexico StateSept. 6 ................. at South Dakota StateSept. 20 ............................ Portland StateSept. 27 ............... at Northern Arizona*Oct. 4 ............................ Southern Utah*Oct. 11 ........................... at Weber State*Oct. 18 ..................at Sacramento State*Oct. 25 ............................... Montana*Nov. 1 ............................Montana State*Nov. 15 ..................................UC Davis*Nov. 22 ...............................at San Diego*Big Sky Conference game

8/31 .... San Diego ............. W, 38-169/7 ...... at Fresno State .......L, 41-259/14 .... at Colorado State ...L, 34-179/26 .... at Portland St.* .... W, 38-3410/5 .... Yale ..........................L, 24-1010/12 .. Weber State* .......... W, 47-010/19 .. at Montana* ...L, 21-14 (OT)

10/26 ... Northern Ariz.* .....L, 17-1311/2 ..... at UC Davis* ........ W, 34-1611/9 ..... Sacramento St.* ..... W, 42-711/16 ... Eastern Wash.* ......L, 35-2211/23 ... Northern Colo.* .. W, 42-14*Big Sky Conference game

2014 ScheduleAug. 30 ......................... Incarnate WordSept. 6 .............................................at CalSept. 13 ................................Weber StateSept. 20 ......................................... MenloSept. 27 ........................... at Idaho State*Oct. 4 .............................Montana State*Oct. 11 ..............at Northern Colorado*Oct. 18 ..................................... Cal Poly*Nov. 1 ............................ at Montana*Nov. 8 ........................... Southern Utah*Nov. 15 .......................... Portland State*Nov. 22 ..............................at UC Davis**Big Sky Conference game

8/29 ..... at San Jose State ............L, 24-09/5 ....... at Arizona State ............L, 55-09/14 ..... Southern Ore.. W, 63-56 (OT)9/21 ..... Southern Utah ..L, 24-21 (OT)9/28 ..... at Weber State* ........... W, 31-310/5 ..... Northern Colo.* ....... W, 37-2110/12 ... Northern Ariz.* ......... L, 39-38

10/19 .. at North Dakota* ....W, 31-711/2 ....Montana* ....L, 51-48 (OT)11/19 .. at Cal Poly* ............ L, 42-711/16 .. at Portland St.* ...W, 43-4211/23 .. UC Davis* .............. L, 34-7*Big Sky Conference game

Jody Sears (Interim)

Garrett SafronSenior QB


WE ARE MONTANA

2014 opponentsat Eastern Washington

November 8 • Cheney, Wash.at Southern Utah

November 15 • Cedar City, Utah


GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ................................................................................... Cheney, Wash.Enrollment: .............................................................................................12,791President: ........................................................................Dr. Rodolfo ArevaloAthletic Director: ...........................................................................Bill ChavesNickname/Mascot: ..................................................................Eagles/SwoopColors: .......................................................................................Red and WhiteStadium (Capacity): ........................................................ Roos Field (8,600)Stadium Press Box Phone: ................................................(509) 359-6351Web Site: ..............................................................................www.goeags.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): Beau Baldwin (Central Washington, 1996)Record at Eastern Washington/Year(s): ................................. 56-22/SixOverall Record (Years): .........................................................66-25 (Seven)2013 Eastern Washington Record: ................................................... 12-3Conference (2013 Record/Place): ...............................Big Sky (8-0/1st)Starters Returning: .....................................12 (6 off., 5 def., 1 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: ..........................................................................Dave CookOffice Phone/Cell: ...............................................(509) 359-6334/280-2502Email Address: .................................................................... [email protected]

2013 RESULTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ................................................................................Cedar City, UtahEnrollment: ...............................................................................................8,066President: .......................................................................................Scott WyattAthletic Director: .......................................................................... Ken BeazerNickname/Mascot: ........................................................ Thunderbirds/ThorColors: ..................................................................................Scarlet and WhiteStadium (Capacity): .............................................. Eccles Coliseum (8,500)Stadium Press Box Phone: ................................................(435) 586-5447Web Site: ......................................................................... www.suutbirds.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): ....................................Ed Lamb (BYU, 1996)Record at Southern Utah/Year(s): ............................................ 34-34/SixOverall Record (Years): ..............................................................34-34 (Six)2013 Southern Utah Record: ................................................................ 8-5Conference (2013 Record/Place): .......................... Big Sky (5-3/T-4th)Starters Returning: .....................................16 (8 off., 7 def., 1 spec. teams)Starters Lost: ................................................12 (6 off., 4 def., 2 spec. teams)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: ....................................................................... Kyle CottamOffice Phone/Cell: .................................................................(435) 586-7752Email Address: .................................................................... [email protected]

2013 RESULTS

2014 ScheduleAug. 23 ....................Sam Houston StateAug. 30 ..............................UM-WesternSept. 6 ............................. at WashingtonSept. 20 ....................... at Montana StateSept. 27 ..............................at UC Davis*Oct. 4 .................................. Idaho State*Oct. 11 ......................at Southern Utah*Oct. 18 ..................Northern Colorado*Oct. 25 ................ at Northern Arizona*Nov. 1 .............................North Dakota*Nov. 8 ................................ Montana*Nov. 21 ...................... at Portland State**Big Sky Conference game

8/31 ..... at Oregon State .... W, 49-469/7 ....... Western Oregon .. W, 43-149/14 ..... at Toledo .................L, 33-219/28 ..... at Sam Houston St. L, 49-3410/5 ..... Weber State* ........ W, 41-1910/12 ... at N. Dakota* ....... W, 35-1410/19 ... Southern Utah ..... W, 34-1010/26 ..at Montana* ....... W, 42-3711/2 ..... at Idaho State* ..... W, 55-34

11/9 ..... Montana State* .... W, 54-2911/16 ... at Cal Poly* .......... W, 35-2211/23 ... Portland State* .... W, 42-4112/7 ......South Dakota St. ...W, 42-1712/14 ... Jacksonville St.^ .. W, 35-2412/21 ... Towson^ .................L, 35-31*Big Sky Conference game^NCAA Division I FCS playoff game

2014 ScheduleAug. 30 ................................... at NevadaSept. 6 ..........at Southeastern LouisianaSept. 13 ................... South Dakota StateSept. 20 ........................... at Fresno StateSept. 27 .............................. Weber State*Oct. 4 ................................... at Cal Poly*Oct. 11 .................Eastern Washington*Oct. 18 ............................ at Idaho State*Oct. 25 ............................North Dakota*Nov. 8 ...................at Sacramento State*Nov. 15 .............................. Montana*Nov. 22 ............... at Northern Arizona**Big Sky Conference game

Ed Lamb

James CowserJunior DE

8/29 .... at South Ala. ..........W, 22-219/7 ...... Fort Lewis ................W, 49-09/14 .... at Washington St. ... L, 48-109/21 .... at Sac St.* ......W, 24-21 (OT)9/28 .....at Northern Colo.* . W, 27-2110/5 .... UC Davis* ................. L, 21-310/12 .. Portland St.*.............W, 17-710/19 .. at Eastern Wash.* ... L, 34-10

10/26 ..Idaho State* .............. W, 19-911/9 ....at Weber State* ....... W, 27-2111/16 ..at Montana St.* ...... W, 22-1411/23 ..Northren Ariz.* .......L, 20-1011/30 ..at Sam Houston St.^ ..L, 51-20*Big Sky Conference game^NCAA Division I FCS playoff game

Beau Baldwin

Ronnie HamlinSenior LB


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Montana StateNovember 22 • Missoula, Mont.

2014 opponents/series historyWyoming

(Wyoming leads series 13-0)Year ..............Location .........................Result ..................... Score1951 ............... Montana ............................L ................................. 34-71952 ............... Wyoming ..........................L ................................. 14-01953 ............... Montana ............................L ................................. 27-71955 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 35-01956 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 34-131957 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 20-01958 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 21-141959 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 58-01960 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 14-01961 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 29-01962 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 13-01963 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 25-01997 ............... Wyoming ..........................L ................................. 28-13Neutral games played in Billings, Mont.

Central Washington(Montana leads series 1-0)

Year ..............Location .........................Result ..................... Score2008 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 38-35

(Mike Bashor photo)

Head Coach

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ................................................................................ Bozeman, Mont.Enrollment: .............................................................................................15,500President: ........................................................................ Dr. Waded CruzadoAthletic Director: ..........................................................................Peter FieldsNickname/Mascot: ..............................................................Bobcats/ChampColors: ........................................................................................Blue and GoldStadium (Capacity): ............................................................ Bobcat (17,777)Stadium Press Box Phone: ......................................(406) 994-3099/3100Web Site: .....................................................................www.msubobcats.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach (Alma Mater): ........Rob Ash (Cornell Iowa College, 1973)Record at Montana State/Year(s): ....................................... 57-27/SevenOverall Record (Years): ....................................................... 233-126-5 (34)2013 Record: ............................................................................................... 7-5Conference (2013 Record/Place): .......................... Big Sky (5-3/T-4th)Starters Returning: ..............................................................13 (6 off., 7 def.)

MEDIA INFORMATIONFootball Contact: ..................................................................... Bill LambertyOffice Phone/Cell: ...............................................(406) 994-5133/580-6781Email Address: .............................................. [email protected]

2013 RESULTS

2014 ScheduleAug. 30 ....................... at Arkansas StateSept. 6 .......................... Black Hills StateSept. 13 ...................... Central ArkansasSept. 20 ................. Eastern WashingtonOct. 4 ....................at Sacramento State*Oct. 11 ...............................at UC Davis*Oct. 18 ............................... Weber State*Nov. 1 .................................. at Cal Poly*Nov. 8 ............................ Portland State*Nov. 15 ............................... Idaho State*Nov. 22 .......................... at Montana**Big Sky Conference game

8/29 ....Monmouth ........... W, 42-249/7 ......at SMU ....................L, 31-309/14 ....Colorado Mesa ....... W, 26-09/21 .....at Stephen F. Austin...L, 52-389/28 .... at North Dakota* ...W, 63-2010/5 ....Northern Ariz.* ..... W, 36-710/19 ..at Weber State* ..... W, 34-16

10/26 ... UC Davis* .............. W, 34-1711/2 ......at Northern Colo.* ..W, 35-2811/9 ..... at Eastern Wash.* ....L, 54-2911/16 ... Southern Utah* .......L, 22-1411/23 ..Montana* .............. L, 28-14*Big Sky Conference game

Rob Ash

Na’a Moeakiola,Senior LB


WE ARE MONTANA

South Dakota(Montana leads series 11-6)

Year ..............Location .........................Result ..................... Score1915 ............... South Dakota ....................L ................................. 10-71916 ............... South Dakota ....................W ............................... 11-01949 ............... Neutral^ ............................W ............................... 33-131965 ............... Neutral^ ............................L ................................. 15-141966 ............... South Dakota ....................L ................................. 21-71967 ............... Neutral^ ............................W ............................... 7-31968 ............... South Dakota ....................L ................................. 21-01969 ............... Neutral! .............................W ............................... 31-201970 ............... South Dakota ....................W ............................... 35-71971 ............... Neutral! .............................W ............................... 14-71972 ............... South Dakota ....................L ................................. 35-01973 ............... Montana ............................L ................................. 31-191974 ............... South Dakota ....................L ................................. 24-101975 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 51-171999 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 45-132012 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 35-242013 ............... South Dakota ....................W ............................... 31-27Neutral^ games played in Billings, Mont.Neutral! games played in Great Falls, Mont.

LB John Kanangata’a (Mike Bashor photo)

North Dakota State(Series is tied at 3-3)

Year ..............Location .........................Result ..................... Score1914 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 13-01921 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 7-61941 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 27-01969 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 30-31970 ............... Neutral ..............................L ................................. 31-162003 ............... Montana ............................L ................................. 25-24Neutral site in Sacramento, Calif., at Camellia Bowl

Northern Colorado(Montana leads series 12-1)

Year ..............Location .........................Result ..................... Score1976 ............... Northern Colorado..........L ................................. 27-191977 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 34-131978 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 31-141979 ............... Northern Colorado..........W ............................... 20-102002 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 31-142004 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 27-162006* ............. Northern Colorado..........W ............................... 53-212007 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 52-72008 ............... Northern Colorado..........W ............................... 41-202009 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 38-102010 ............... Northern Colorado..........W ............................... 30-72011 ............... Montana ............................W ............................... 55-282012 ............... Northern Colorado..........W ............................... 40-17*Year Northern Colorado joined the Big Sky Conference

DE Tim Bush (Mike Bashor photo)

2014 Opponent series history


WE ARE MONTANA2014 Opponent series history

North Dakota(Montana leads series 12-8-1)

Year ..........Location.............................Result ..................... Score1915 ...........North Dakota ........................T ................................. 10-101936 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 13-61937 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 14-31938 ...........North Dakota ........................L ................................. 7-01941 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 13-61948 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 47-71959 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 21-141960 ...........North Dakota ........................W ............................... 21-141962 ...........North Dakota ........................L ................................. 14-81963 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 19-131966 ...........Neutral ...................................L ................................. 30-61967 ...........North Dakota ........................W ............................... 19-141968 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 37-101969 ...........North Dakota ........................W ............................... 24-101970 ...........Neutral ..................................W ............................... 28-71971 ...........North Dakota ........................W ............................... 27-141972 ...........Neutral ..................................L ................................. 42-141973 ...........North Dakota ........................L ................................. 31-102010 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 27-172012 ...........North Dakota ........................L ................................. 30-402013* .........North Dakota ........................W ............................... 55-17Neutral games played in Billings, Mont.*Year North Dakota joined the Big Sky Conference

DE Bobby Alt, #91 (Mike Bashor photo)

UC Davis(Montana leads series 5-0)

Year ..........Location.............................Result ..................... Score1926 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 21-01995 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 41-202008 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 29-242009 ...........UC Davis ...............................W ............................... 17-102013* .........UC Davis ...............................W ............................... 42-7*Year UC Davis joined the Big Sky Conference

Cal Poly(Montana leads series 15-2)

Year ..........At .......................................Result ..................... Score1969 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 14-01971 ...........Cal Poly .................................W ............................... 38-141994 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 45-01996 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 43-01998 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 37-141999 ...........Cal Poly .................................W ............................... 28-142000 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 53-32001 ...........Cal Poly .................................W ............................... 31-172003 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 17-142005 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 36-272005 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 35-21^


WE ARE MONTANA

Cal Poly continued2006 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 10-92008 ...........Cal Poly .................................W ............................... 30-282009 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 35-232010 ...........Cal Poly .................................L ................................. 35-332011 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 37-232013* .........Montana ................................W ............................... 21-14 (OT)^FCS playoff game*Year Cal Poly joined the Big Sky Conference

Sacramento State(Montana leads series 17-1)

Year ..........At .......................................Result ..................... Score1993 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 54-71996* ......... Sacramento State ..................W ............................... 35-171997 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 52-101998 ........... Sacramento State ..................W ............................... 31-161999 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 41-38 (2 OT)2000 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 24-202001 ........... Sacramento State ..................W ............................... 42-72002 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 31-242003 ........... Sacramento State ..................W ............................... 26-02004 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 52-212005 ........... Sacramento State ..................W ............................... 31-142006 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 59-142007 ........... Sacramento State ..................W ............................... 17-32008 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 43-72009 ........... Sacramento State ..................W ............................... 45-302010 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 28-252011 ........... Sacramento State ..................L ................................. 42-282013 ........... Sacramento State ..................W ............................... 51-48 (OT)*Year Sacramento State joined the Big Sky Conference

Mike Bashor photo

Eastern Washington(Montana leads series 26-13-1)

Year ..........Location.............................Result ..................... Score1938 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 27-01940 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 9-01946 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 31-71947 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 21-01948 ...........Neutral ...................................L ................................. 12-71949 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 19-61950 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 52-01980 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 42-71981 ...........Eastern Washington .............L ................................. 14-13 1983 ...........Eastern Washington .............L ................................. 27-261984 ...........Montana ................................T ................................. 14-141985 ...........Eastern Washington .............L ................................. 52-191986$ .........Montana ................................W ............................... 42-371987* .........Montana ................................W ............................... 22-01988 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 30-61989 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 22-161990 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 36-351991 ...........Eastern Washington .............L ................................. 20-17 1992 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 27-21 1993 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 35-201994 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 49-291995 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 63-71996 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 34-301997 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 40-351998 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 30-27



WE ARE MONTANA

Eastern Washington continued1999 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 25-72000 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 41-312001 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 29-26 (2 OT)2002 ...........Eastern Washington .............L ................................. 30-212003 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 41-102004 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 31-282005 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 34-202006 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 33-172007 ..........Montana ................................W ............................... 24-232008 ...........Eastern Washington .............W ............................... 19-32009 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 41-342010 ...........Eastern Washington .............L ................................. 36-272011 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 17-142012 ...........Eastern Washington .............L ................................. 32-262103 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 42-37Neutral game played in Great Falls, Mont.$Last game played in Dornblaser Stadium*Year Eastern Washington joined the Big Sky Conference

Southern Utah(Montana leads series 4-2)

Year ..........Location.............................Result ..................... Score1996 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 44-131998 ........... Southern Utah ......................L ................................. 35-452002 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 68-452007 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 37-172008 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 46-102012 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 30-20(Southern Utah entered the Big Sky Conference in 2013)

Montana State(Montana leads series 70-37-5)

Year ..........Location.............................Result ..................... Score1897 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 18-61898 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 6-01898 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 16-01899 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 38-01899 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 5-01900 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 12-111901 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 31-0 1902 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 38-0 1903 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 13-6 1904 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 79-01908 ...........Montana ................................T ................................. 0-01908 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 5-0 1909 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 3-01909 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 15-51910 ...........Montana State .......................T ................................. 0-01910 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 10-01912 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 7-01912 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 39-31913 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 7-01913 ..........Montana ................................W ............................... at 20-01914 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 26-91916 ...........Montana State .......................T ................................. 6-6

DE Kroy Biermann (Mike Bashor photo)

RB Jordan Canada



WE ARE MONTANA

Montana State continued1917 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 9-71919 ...........Montana State .......................T ................................. 6-61920 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 28-01921 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 14- 71922 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 7-61923 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 24-131925 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 29-71926 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 27-01927 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 6-0 1928 ...........Neutral ...................................T ................................. 0-0 1929 ...........Neutral ...................................L ................................. 14-121930 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 13-61931 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 7-6 1932 ...........Neutral ...................................L ................................. 19-71933 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 32-01934 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 25-01935 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 20-01936 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 27-01937 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 19-01938 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 13-01939 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 6-01940 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 6-01941 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 23-131946 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 20-71947 ...........Neutral ...................................L ................................. 13-121948 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 14-01949 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 34-121950 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 33-01951 ...........Neutral ...................................W ............................... 38-01952 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 35-121953 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 32-131954 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 25-211955 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 19-01956 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 33-13 1957 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 22-13 1958 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 20-6 1959 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 40-6 1960 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 10-61961 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 10-9 1962 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 36-191963* .........Montana State .......................L ................................. 18-3 1964 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 30-6 1965 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 24-71966 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 38-0 1967 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 14-81968 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 29-241969 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 7-61970 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 35-01971 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 30-01972 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 21-3 1973 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 33-7 1974 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 43-29 1975 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 20-3 1976 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 21-121977 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 24-191978 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 24-81979 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 38-21 1980 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 24-7 1981 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 27-171982 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 45-141983 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 28-8

1984 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 34-241985 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 41-18 1986 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 59-281987 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 55-71988 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 17-31989 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 17-21990 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 35-181991 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 16-91992 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 29-171993 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 42-301994 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 55-201995 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 42-331996 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 35-141997 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 27-251998 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 28-211999 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 49-32000 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 28-32001 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 38-272002 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 10-7 2003 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 27-20 2004 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 38-222005 ...........Montana State .......................L ................................. 16-6 2006 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 13-72007 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 41-202008 ...........Montana ................................W ............................... 35-32009 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 33-192010 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 21-162011! ..........Montana State .......................W ............................... 36-102012 ...........Montana ................................L ................................. 16-72013 ...........Montana State .......................W ............................... 28-14Neutral games played in Butte, Mont.*Year Montana State joined Big Sky!Vacated win due to NCAA infraction



WE ARE MONTANA

all-opponent historyOpponent ............................... W ................. L ........................... TAbilene Christian.......................1 .....................0 ...............................0Albany .........................................2 .....................0 ...............................0Appalachian State ......................3 .....................1 ...............................0Arizona .......................................1 .....................4 ...............................0Army ...........................................0 .....................1 ...............................0Boise State ...................................9 .....................16 .............................0Brigham Young ..........................5 .....................11 .............................0British Columbia .......................2 .....................0 ...............................0California ....................................0 .....................5 ...............................0Cal Fullerton ..............................1 .....................1 ...............................0Cal Poly .................................. 15 ................. 2 ........................... 0Cal-State Chico ..........................1 .....................0 ...............................0Cal-State Northridge .................4 .....................1 ...............................0Carroll College ...........................7 .....................0 ...............................0Carson-Newman .......................1 .....................0 ...............................0Central Washington .............. 1 ................... 0 ........................... 0Coastal Carolina ........................0 .....................1 ...............................0Colorado State ............................6 .....................10 .............................0Delaware .....................................0 .....................1 ...............................0DePaul .........................................1 .....................0 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...............................4Hawaii .........................................1 .....................4 ...............................0Hofstra ........................................3 .....................1 ...............................0Houston ......................................0 .....................1 ...............................0Humboldt State ..........................1 .....................0 ...............................0Idaho ...........................................27 ...................55 .............................2Idaho State ..................................42 ...................13 .............................0Iowa .............................................0 .....................2 ...............................0Jackson State ...............................1 .....................0 ...............................0Jacksonville State .......................1 .....................0 ...............................0James Madison ...........................1 .....................1 ...............................0Kansas State ................................0 .....................1 ...............................0Liberty .........................................1 .....................0 ...............................0Long Beach State........................0 .....................1 ...............................0Louisiana Tech ...........................0 .....................1 ...............................0Maine ..........................................2 .....................0 ...............................0Marshall ......................................1 .....................1 ...............................0McNeese State ............................3 .....................3 ...............................0Minnesota ...................................0 .....................1 ...............................0Minnesota-Duluth.....................1 .....................0 ...............................0Montana State 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................. 1 ........................... 0Northern Illinois ........................1 .....................0 ...............................0

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BIG SKY CONFERENCE

101 Travon Van, Senior Running Back


WE ARE MONTANA

The Big Sky Conference celebrated 50 years of men’s athletics and 25 years of women’s competi-tion during the 2013-14 academic year.

The venerable and stable Division I Big Sky Conference observed its 50th birthday on July 1, 2013. To mark the historic occasion, the league honored its past by commemorating its top male and female athletes, as well as the top moments and teams.

Four of the current league members – Idaho State University, The University of Montana, Montana State and Weber State – have been with the league since its birth. Fellow charter member the University of Idaho brings the majority of its sports back to the Big Sky on July 1, 2014. North-ern Arizona University enters its 45th season in the league, giving the league five members with at least 40 years of continuous membership.

The Big Sky Conference welcomed North Da-kota and Southern Utah on July 1, 2013 as full members. UC Davis and Cal Poly joined as foot-ball affiliate members. Eastern Washington Uni-versity, the University of Northern Colorado, Portland State University and Sacramento State round out the current membership.

The league has become one of the strongest Di-vision I conferences in the West and is a national leader in the Football Championship Subdivi-sion. Six times, Big Sky teams have won the Division I National Championship, including Eastern Washington in 2010. A Big Sky team has played for the national championship in three of the past five seasons. The Big Sky is one of three conferences in the western United States playing Division I football.

The Big Sky Conference was established in 1963 by six charter members – Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, Montana, Montana State and Weber State. Those six schools formed the foundation of the Big Sky before the league expanded in 1970 by adding Boise State and Northern Ari-zona. Gonzaga left the Sky in 1979 and was re-placed by Nevada, which gave the league eight members. The conference grew to nine schools in 1987 with the addition of Eastern Washing-ton.

Doug FullertonCommissioner

Ron LoghryAssociate

Commissioner

Jaynee NadolskiAssistant

Commissioner/SWA

Jon KasperAssistant

Commisioner/Media Relations

The 1990s saw change in the makeup of the league, beginning in 1992 when Nevada depart-ed and put the Big Sky back at eight teams. In 1996 Boise State and Idaho left, and at the same time the conference added Portland State, Sac-ramento State and Cal State Northridge. The Big Sky maintained nine teams for five years before Cal State Northridge departed in the spring of 2001.

The Big Sky now includes nine states spanning from the Pacific Ocean to the Red River Val-ley of North Dakota. The league is represented along the entire west coast with institutions in Washington, Oregon and California. League schools also range up and down the Rocky Mountains with institutions in Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and Colorado. It is “The Heart of the American West.”

On Feb 25, 1963, the name Big Sky was adopted by the six presidents of the charter members as the name of the new conference. The name Big Sky originated in a novel written by the late A.B. (Bud) Guthrie of Great Falls, Mont., in 1947 entitled “The Big Sky.” Jack Hollowell, a former Montana advertising director, promoted the Big Sky theme for the Treasure State. While on a track and field trip from Pocatello, Idaho, to Missoula, Mont., legendary Dubby Holt of Ida-ho State saw a “Welcome to Big Sky Country” sign as his team entered Montana. Holt, and his athletes thought “Big Sky” would be a perfect name for the new conference. Harry Missildine of the Spokane Spokesman-Review called for the newly formed league to be named the Big Sky Conference in his column dated Feb. 20, 1963.

The Big Sky sponsors championships in 15 sports, including men’s and women’s cross coun-try, indoor and outdoor track and field, basket-ball and tennis. In addition, there are also cham-pionships in football, and women’s volleyball, golf and soccer. The Big Sky sponsored softball for the first time in 2013. Men’s golf will return as a conference sport in 2014-15.

In 1988-89, the Big Sky Conference first began sponsoring women’s sports. The former Moun-tain West Conference existed from 1982-88, sponsoring championships for women’s sports

at the same institutions the Big Sky had men’s programs. The Big Sky merged with the Moun-tain West in 1988, forming one league for both men and women.

Doug Fullerton, the fifth commissioner of the Big Sky Conference, is in his 20th year at the helm. Fullerton took over the Big Sky on July 1, 1995, replacing longtime commissioner Ron Stephenson, who passed away in 2011. Stephen-son served the league for 14 years. Steve Belko was the commissioner from 1977-81, while John Roning held the post from 1971-77. The first league commissioner was Jack Friel, who served from 1963-71.

Big Sky Conference and

Grizzly Players of the Week – 2013

• Sept. 16 – Offense: Jordan Johnson, Quarterback

• Sept. 23 – Special Teams:Ben Worst, Kicker

• Oct. 7 – Defense:Anthony Goodwin, Cornerback

• Nov. 11 –Defense: Matt Hermanson,

Safety (co-recipient)Special Teams: Ellis Henderson,

Returns

• Nov. 25 – Defense:Brock Coyle, Linebacker


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School Conf ................Pct ....................Overall ................... Home ......................Away ................... StreakEastern Washington* 8-0 ........................1.000 .....................12-3 ............................... 7-1 .................................5-2 .............................L1 Northern Arizona^ 7-1 ........................0.875 .....................9-3 ................................. 5-1 .................................4-2 .............................L1 Montana^ 6-2 .....................0.750 .................. 10-3 ............................5-2 ............................. 5-1 ......................... L1 Southern Utah^ 5-3 ........................0.625 .....................8-5 ................................. 3-2 .................................5-3 .............................L2 Montana State 5-3 ........................0.625 .....................7-5 ................................. 4-2 .................................3-3 .............................L3 Cal Poly 5-3 ........................0.625 .....................6-6 ................................. 3-3 .................................3-3 .............................W1 UC Davis 5-3 ........................0.625 .....................5-7 ................................. 2-4 .................................3-3 .............................W2 Sacramento State 4-4 ........................0.500 .....................5-7 ................................. 2-4 .................................3-3 .............................L1 Portland State 3-5 ........................0.375 .....................6-6 ................................. 4-2 .................................2-4 .............................L2 North Dakota 2-6 ........................0.250 .....................3-8 ................................. 2-5 .................................1-3 .............................L1 Idaho State 1-7 ........................0.125 .....................3-9 ................................. 3-3 .................................0-6 .............................L6 Weber State 1-7 ........................0.125 .....................2-10 ............................... 2-3 .................................0-7 .............................W1 Northern Colorado 0-8 ........................0.000 .....................1-11 ............................... 1-6 .................................0-5 .............................L11 *Champion, earned automatic bid to playoffs ^Received at-large FCS playoff berth

2013 Conference standings

2013 Griz on all-conference teamFIRST TEAM OFFENSE

Tackles — Danny Kistler^, Senior

FIRST TEAM DEFENSEEnds — Zack Wagenmann^, JuniorOutside Linebackers — Jordan Tripp^, Senior;— John Kanongata’a, Senior

SECOND TEAM OFFENSEWide Receiver — Ellis Henderson, SophomoreGuards — William Poehls, SeniorCenter — Kjelby Oiland, SeniorReturns — Ellis Henderson, Sophomore

^Two-time First Team Selection

SECOND TEAM DEFENSETackles — Alex Bienemann, SeniorInside Linebackers — Brock Coyle, SeniorCornerbacks — Anthony Goodwin, SeniorSafeties — Matt Hermanson, Junior

THIRD TEAM OFFENSEGuards — Trevor Poole, JuniorQuarterback — Jordan Johnson, JuniorFullback — Jamal Wilson, Sophomore

THIRD TEAM DEFENSETackles — Tonga Takai, Junior

THIRD TEAM SPECIAL TEAMSEllis Henderson, Sophomore

HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSEWide Receiver — Cam Warren, SeniorTackles — John Schmaing, SophomoreTight Ends — Clay Pierson, SeniorRunning Backs — Jordan Canada, JuniorKicker — Ben Worst, Freshman

HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSEEnds — Tyrone Holmes, SophomoreCornerbacks — Nate Harris, SophomoreSafeties — Bo Tully, SeniorPunters — Stephen Shaw, Sophomore

2013 Griz on all-academic teamDerek CrittendenGavin HagforsNate HarrisAaron HeldTyrone HolmesMax KellyDanny Kistler Jr.Connor LebsockChris LiderChase NaccaratoJohn NguyenTrevor RehmSteven RomingerShay Smithwick-HannBo TullyZack WagenmannCam WarrenBen WeyerJamal Wilson

Zack Wagenmann (Photo by Sam Belanger)


WE ARE MONTANAGriz Big Sky Conference First Team Selections

1963Pete Gotay ................................................... FBJerry Luchau ............................................. OGChris Pomajevich ....................................WR

1964Paul Connelly ............................................ HBWayne Harrington ....................................OC

1965Terry Bergren ............................................... EWillie Jones .................................................RB

1966Warren Hill ............................................Safety

1967Bob Beers ...................................................ILBBob Graham .............................................. DTLon Howard ..............................................OTLarry Huggins ........................................... DEBryan Magnuson .......................................RBMick O’Neill ..........................................SafetyHerb White ........................................OG, DE

1968Bob Beers ...................................................ILBTuufuli Uperesa ........................................OTHerb White ........................................OG, DE

1969Arnie Blancas .............................................RBTim Gallagher ............................................ LBBill Gutman ...............................................OTLes Kent ......................................................RBLarry Miller ............................................... DLJim Nordstrom .......................................... DERoy Robinson ............................................ DBJohn Stedham ........................................... OGKarl Stein .....................................................FSLarry Stranahan ........................................ DTTuufuli Uperesa ........................................OT

1970Arnie Blancas .............................................RBLarry Miller ............................................... DLSteve Okoniewski .....................................OTKarl Stein .....................................................FS

1971Steve Caputo ...............................................RBSteve Okoniewski .....................................OTRay Stachnick ............................................OC

1972Kit Blue ......................................................OCBarry Darrow ........................................... OGMick Dennehy ......................................SafetyLeo LaRoche .............................................. DERon Rosenberg ..........................................ILB

1973Sly Hardy ................................................... CBDave Harrington ....................................... CBSteve Taylor ............................................... DE

1974Greg Anderson .......................................... DBSly Hardy ................................................... CBRon Rosenberg* ........................................ILB

1975Greg Anderson .......................................... DB

1976Greg Anderson .......................................... DB

1976Paul Cooley ..............................................WR

1977Monty Bullerdick .......................................RB

1978Guy Bingham ............................................ OLGreg Dunn ...................................................FSSteve Fisher ................................................ DTAllen Green ................................................TESam Martin ................................................ DE

1979Raul Allegre ..................................................KKent Clausen .............................................ILBGreg Dunn ...................................................FSJim Hard ...................................................WRSam Martin ................................................ DE

1981Pat Curry ................................................... DEJim Rooney ................................................OTMickey Sutton .....................................CB/PR

1982Tony Fudge ..................................................SSBen Kiefer ................................................OLB

1983Brian Salonen .............................................TE

1985Mike Rice .............................................. WR/P

1986Larry Clarkson ..........................................OTMike Rice .............................................. WR/P

1987Tony Breland ...............................................SSScott Camper ............................................. DTLarry Clarkson ..........................................OTPat Foster ................................................... DEMike Rankin ..............................................ILBBill Venard .................................................OC

1988J.C. Campbell ..........................................OLBJody Farmer ..................................RB/P/KORTim Hauck* .................................................FSMike Rankin ..............................................ILBQuinton Richardson ................................ CBKirk Scrafford ........................................... OG

1989Dan Edwards ............................................. DEJay Fagan ................................................... OGJody Farmer ..................................RB/P/KORTim Hauck* .................................................FSMike Rankin ..............................................ILBKirk Scrafford ........................................... OG

1990Rick Erps ................................................... OGMike McGowan ......................................OLB

1991Todd Ericson ...............................................FSChad Germer ............................................OCChad Lembke ............................................ILBKirk Murphy ............................................. DEMarvin Turk .............................................WR

1992Sam Davidson ........................................... DTDan Downs ................................................ILB

1992Todd Ericson ...............................................FSChad Lembke ............................................ILB

1993Dave Dickenson# ...................................... QBDan Downs ................................................ILBCarl Franks ...........................................CB/FSScott Gurnsey ...........................................WRFrank Garrett ........................................... OGKurt Schilling ..........................................OLB

1994Keith Burke................................................ CBDave Dickenson# ...................................... QBDan Downs ................................................ILBScott Gragg ................................................OT

1995Mike Agee ................................................. OGMike Bouchee ...........................................ILBJason Crebo ................................................ LBDave Dickenson# ...................................... QBJoe Douglass ...................................... WR/PRDavid Kempfert ........................................OCYohanse Manzanarez ................................ DEBlaine McElmurry ......................................FSEric Simonson ...........................................OTMatt Wells .................................................WR


WE ARE MONTANAGriz Big Sky Conference First Team Selections

1996Mike Agee ................................................. OGBrian Ah Yat! ............................................. QBJason Baker ................................................OTJason Crebo* .............................................. LBJoe Douglass ...................................... WR/PRCorey Falls ................................................. DEDavid Kempfert ........................................OCBlaine McElmurry ......................................FS

1997Kelley Bryant ............................................. DTJason Crebo ................................................ LBJustin Gaines ............................................. CB

1998Brian Ah Yat# ............................................ QBKelley Bryant ............................................. DTScott Curry ................................................OTTyler Martin .............................................. DTJeremy Watkins ........................................WR

1999Adam Boomer ............................................ LBKelley Bryant ............................................. DTVince Huntsberger* ....................................SSDrew Miller^ ............................................. QBChase Raynock..........................................OTThatcher Szalay ........................................ OG

1999Jeremy Watkins ........................................WR

2000Adam Boomer ............................................ LBCalvin Coleman ........................................ CBJimmy Farris .............................................WRAndy Petek* ................................................ LBThatcher Szalay ........................................ OG

2001Calvin Coleman ........................................ CB

2001John Fitzgerald ........................................... FBSpencer Frederick ......................................TEYohance Humphery...................................RBVince Huntsberger* ....................................SSEtu Molden ...............................................WRChris Snyder .................................................KMatt Steinau ............................................OLBThatcher Szalay ........................................ OG

2002John Edwards! ........................................... QBTim Bush ................................................... DEBlake Horgan ............................................. DTDylan McFarland ......................................OTLevander Segars ................................ ReturnsVernon Smith ............................................ CB

Chris Snyder .................................................KTrey Young* .................................................FS

2003Dylan McFarland ......................................OTJon Skinner ............................................... OGBrad Weston ............................................... FBChris Snyder .................................................KBrent Meyers ...........................................OLBDave DeCoite ..............................................FS

2004Cory Procter ..............................................OTCraig Ochs ................................................. QBLex Hilliard.................................................RBMike Murphy ............................................ DEShane MacIntyre .......................................ILBJefferson Heidelberger .......... Special Teams

2005Brad Rhoades ............................................OTLex Hilliard.................................................RBTuff Harris ......................................... ReturnsAlan Saenz ................................................. DTBrady Green ........................... Special Teams

2006Eric Allen ..................................................WRCody Balogh ..............................................OTColin Dow ................................................ OGMike Murphy ............................................ DEKroy Biermann ......................................... DETorrey Thomas ............................................FSColt Anderson .......................................SS/ST

2007Colt Anderson .............................................SSKroy Biermann* ........................................ DEDan Carpenter .............................................KTyson Johnson ..............................................PJ.D. Quinn ................................................. OGBrent Russum ............................................OTLoren Utterback ......................................... LB

2008Marc Mariani ............................WR/ReturnsColin Dow ................................................ OGColt Anderson .............................................SS

2009Marc Mariani ...........................................WRLevi Horn ...................................................OTTerran Hillesland ..................................... OG

2009Chase Reynolds ..........................................RBKevin Klaboe .............................................. FBShawn Lebsock..........................................ILBTrumaine Johnson .................................... CBShann Schillinger ........................................FS

Cole Lockwood ...................... Special Teams

2010Trumaine Johnson .................................... CBErik Stoll ................................................Safety

2011Caleb McSurdy* ......................................... LBTrumaine Johnson$ .................................. CBBryan Waldhauser .................................... DTGreg Hardy .................................................TEJon Opperud ..............................................OTJabin Sambrano ................................. Returns

2012Greg Hardy .................................................TEDanny Kistler Jr. .......................................OTJordan Tripp ............................................OLBZack Wagenmann ..................................... DE

2013John Kanangata’a ....................................OLBDanny Kistler Jr. .......................................OTJordan Tripp ............................................OLBZack Wagenmann ..................................... DE

*Defensive MVP#Offensive MVP!Offensive co-MVP^Newcomer of the Year$Vacated due to NCAA infraction case

Cole Lockwood


WE ARE MONTANA

Year .......School(s) .........................................................................School(s)1963 ...... Idaho State (3-1) ..............................................Montana State (2-1)1964 ...... Montana State (3-0) ............................................. Idaho State (2-1)1965 ...... Weber State, Idaho (3-1) ..........................................Montana (2-2)1966 ...... Montana State (4-0) .......................................................Idaho (3-1)1967 ...... Montana State (4-0) ..............Montana, Weber State, Idaho (2-2)1968 ...... Weber State, Idaho, Montana State (3-1)1969 ...... MONTANA (4-0) ............................................... Weber State (3-1)1970 ...... MONTANA (6-0) ................................................ Idaho State (4-2)1971 ...... Idaho (4-1) ............................................................. Boise State (4-2)1972 ...... Montana State (5-1) ............................................. Idaho State (4-1)1973 ...... Boise State (6-0)...............................................Montana State (5-1)1974 ...... Boise State (6-0)...............................................Montana State (5-1)1975 ...... Boise State (5-0-1) ......................Idaho State, Montana State (4-2)1976 ...... Montana State (6-0) .......................................................Idaho (5-1)1977 ...... Boise State (6-0)........................................ Northern Arizona (5-1)1978 ...... Northern Arizona .........................Montana, Montana State (4-2)1979 ...... Montana State (6-1) ....................................................Nevada (5-2)1980 ...... Boise State (6-1)..............................................................Idaho (4-3)1981 ...... Idaho State, Boise State (6-1) ..................................Montana (5-2)1982 ...... MONTANA, Idaho, Montana State (5-2)1983 ...... Nevada (6-1) ......................................................... Idaho State (5-2)1984 ...... Montana State (6-1) ....................................................Nevada (5-2)1985 ...... Idaho (6-1) ...................................................................Nevada (6-1)1986 ...... Nevada (7-0) ........................................................ NAU, Idaho (5-2)1987 ...... Idaho (7-1) ........................................................... Weber State (7-1)

Past Big Sky Champs and Runnersup1988 ...... Idaho (7-1) ................................................................Montana (6-2)1989 ...... Idaho (8-0) ................................................................Montana (7-1)1990 ...... Nevada (7-1) .............................................. Idaho, Boise State (6-2)1991 ...... Nevada (8-0) .............................................................Montana (6-2)1992 ...... Idaho (6-1) .............................................Eastern Washington (6-1)1993 ...... MONTANA (7-0) ..................... Idaho, Eastern Washington (5-2)1994 ...... Boise State (6-1)........................................... Montana, Idaho (5-2)1995 ...... MONTANA (6-1) ................Boise State, Idaho, NAU, WSU (4-3)1996 ...... MONTANA (8-0) .................................... Northern Arizona (7-1)1997 ...... Eastern Washington (7-1) ......................................Montana (6-2)1998 ...... MONTANA (6-2) ..... Cal State Northridge, Montana State (5-3)1999 ..... MONTANA (7-1) ...................................... PSU, NAU, EWU (6-2)2000 ...... MONTANA (8-0) ....Portland State, Sac State, Weber State (5-3)2001 ..... MONTANA (7-0) .......... Northern Arizona, Portland State (5-2)2002 ...... MONTANA, Idaho State, Montana State (5-2)2003 ...... MONTANA, Montana State, Northern Arizona (5-2)2004 ...... MONTANA, Eastern Washington (6-1) ..............MSU, PSU (4-3)2005 ...... MONTANA, EWU, Montana State (5-2) ........... PSU, WSU (4-3)2006 ...... MONTANA (8-0) .................Montana State, Portland State (6-2)2007 ...... MONTANA (8-0) .................................Eastern Washington (6-2)2008 ...... MONTANA, Weber State (7-1) ..........EWU, Montana State (5-3)2009 ...... MONTANA (8-0) .......... Eastern Washington, Weber State (6-2)2010 ...... Eastern Washington, MSU(7-1) Montana, Sac State, WSU (5-3)2011 ...... Montana State (7-1) ................................... PSU, EWU, WSU (5-3)2012 ...... Eastern Washington, Montana State, Cal Poly (7-1) ...NAU (6-2)2013 ...... Eastern Washington (8-0) .........................Northern Arizona (7-1)

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RECORDS & AWARDS

Jordan Canada, Senior Running back


WE ARE MONTANAgriz records and awards

PASSing – gAmEMost atteMpts72 ....... Dave Dickenson @Idaho, 1995

Most coMpleted43 ....... Dave Dickenson @Idaho, 1995

Most yards560 .. Brian Ah Yat @Eastern Washington, 1996

Most touchdowns6 .......Jordan Johnson, Weber State, 2011 Dave Dickenson, Boise State, 1995 Brian Ah Yat @Stephen F. Austin, 1998

highest coMpletion percentage(Minimum of 10 attempts)

1.000 .......Cole Bergquist, Fort Lewis, 2007, (13x13)

Most intercepted passes5 ........ John Vacarelli @Pacific, 1966

longest pass (no td)72 ....Shay Smithwick-Hann @Weber St., 2012

Most passing yards560 ....Brian Ah Yat, 1996, @Eastern Washington558 ... Dave Dickenson, 1995, @Idaho512 ... Dave Dickenson, 1993, @Idaho 510 ... Brian Ah Yat, 1996, Northern Arizona Dave Dickenson, 1994, Idaho 505 ... Drew Miller, 2000, @Idaho498 ... Drew Miller, 1999, @Portland State493 ... Dave Dickenson, 1995, Weber State 489 ... Brad Lebo , 1991, Nevada469 ... Dave Dickenson, 1995, UC Davis 466 ... Brad Lebo , 1991, Weber State460 ... Brent Pease, 1986, @Weber State 458 ... Brian Ah Yat, 1998, @Stephen F. Austin453 ... Brian Ah Yat, 1996, @Sacramento State447 ... Brent Pease, 1986, Eastern Washington 435 ... Grady Bennett, 1990, @Weber State 424 ... Dave Dickenson, 1994, Eastern Wash.423 ... Brian Ah Yat, 1998, Southern Utah417 ... Marty Mornhinweg, 1984, Army 411 ... Brad Lebo, 1991, @Idaho 410 ... Brad Lebo, 1992, Montana State

longest touchdown pass93 .....Brian Ah Yat, 1997, @Portland State91 .....John Edwards, 2000, Montana State90 .....Dave Dickenson, 1995, Boise State87 .....Dave Dickenson, 1993, Weber State Marty Mornhinweg, 1985, Weber State84 .....Justin Roper, 2009, Cal Poly Dave Dickenson, 1995, @Idaho80 .....Jordan Johnson, 2011, @Tennessee79 .....Jordan Johnson, 2011, @Montana State Drew Miller, 1999, Weber State78 .....Joe Douglass, 1996, Northern Arizona75 .....Cole Bergquist, 2008 @Weber State Cole Bergquist, 2008 @ N. Colorado Brandon Neill, 2001, St. Mary’s (Calif.) Craig Ochs, Hofstra, 2004

75 .....Rock Svennungsen, 1974, Montana State74 .....Dave Dickenson, 1993, @Idaho Brad Lebo, 1989, Eastern New Mexico74 .....Brent Pease, 1986, Eastern Washington73 .....Cole Bergquist, 2008, Sacramento State John Edwards, 1999, @Idaho State Brian Ah Yat, 1998, @Stephen F. Austin72 .....Jordan Johnson, 2013, Coastal Carolina Andrew Selle, 2010, @Cal Poly John Edwards, 2002, Southern Utah71 .....Jordan Johnson, 2013, @South Dakota Dave Dickenson, 1994, Sonoma State70 .....Jordan Johnson, 2013, @North Dakota Dave Dickenson, 1993, Boise State Brad Lebo, 1991, Nevada

Jordan Johnson

pass atteMpts72 ... Dave Dickenson, 1995, @Idaho62 ... Johnny Coppedge, 1983, Idaho State61 ... Brad Lebo, 1992, @Washington State60 ... Brent Pease, 1986, @Weber State59 ... Dave Dickenson, 1995, @Washington State58 ... Brad Lebo, 1992, @Kansas State Brad Lebo, 1991, Nevada58 ... Grady Bennett, 1990, @Nevada56 ... Brad Lebo, 1992, Montana State 55 ... Brent Pease, 1986, Idaho State Brent Pease, 1986, Idaho53 ... Brad Lebo, 1991, Weber State Grady Bennett, 1989, @Idaho52 ... Drew Miller, 1999, @Portland State

pass coMpletions43 ... Dave Dickenson, 1995, @Idaho 38 ... Dave Dickenson, 1994, Idaho

36 ... Drew Miller, 1999, @Portland State Brian Ah Yat, 1996, Montana State Dave Dickenson, 1995, Weber State Brad Lebo, 1991, Nevada Brent Pease, 1986, Idaho State35 ... Brad Lebo, 1992, @Kansas State Brad Lebo, 1992, Montana State Johnny Coppedge, 1983, Idaho State34 ... Darren Rowell, 1997, St. Mary’s Dave Dickenson, 1994, Eastern Wash. Dave Dickenson, 1993, @Eastern Wash.33 ... Brad Lebo, 1992, Idaho Grady Bennett, 1989, @Idaho Dave Dickenson, 1995, @Washington State Drew Miller, 2000, @Idaho

Most touchdown passes6 ........Jordan Johnson, 2011, Weber State Brian Ah Yat, 1998, @Stephen F. Austin Dave Dickenson, 1995, Boise State5 ........Jordan Johnson, 2013, @North Dakota Brandon Neill, 2001, St. Mary’s (Calif.) Drew Miller, 2000, @Idaho Drew Miller, 1999, @Portland State Brian Ah Yat, 1996, Idaho State Brian Ah Yat, 1996, Portland State Dave Dickenson, 1995, @Idaho Brad Lebo , 1991, @Idaho Brad Lebo, 1991,Weber State Brent Pease, 1986, Eastern Washington Brent Pease, 1986, Idaho State 4 ........(27 tied with 4; Dickenson had nine games with 4 TD passes)

PASSing – SEASOnMost atteMpts457 .......... Brad Lebo, 1991

Most coMpleted309 ............Craig Ochs, 2004309 ............Dave Dickenson, 1995

Most yards passing 4,176 .........Dave Dickenson, 1995

(Big Sky Conference Record)

highest coMpletion % (Min. 100 atts) 68.7% ...... Craig Ochs, 2004 (309-of-450)


passing yards per gaMe379.6 ....... Dave Dickenson, 1995


Most passes had intercepted16 ..............Marty Mornhinweg, 198416 ..............Grady Bennett, 1990

Most touchdown passes42 ..............Brian Ah Yat, 1996


passing yards4,176 ............Dave Dickenson, 19953,807 ............Craig Ochs, 20043,640 ............Dave Dickenson, 19933,615 ............Brian Ah Yat, 19963,461 ............Drew Miller, 19993,387 ........... Jordan Johnson, 2013



3,384 ............Brad Lebo, 19913,209 ............ John Edwards, 20023,156 ............Cole Bergquist, 20083,091 ............Grady Bennett, 19893,056 ............Brent Pease, 19863,053 ............Dave Dickenson, 19943,043 ............Andrew Selle, 20093,005 ............Grady Bennett, 19902,952 ............Brian Ah Yat, 1998 2,685 ............ Josh Swogger, 20062,691 ............Brian Ah Yat, 19972,646 ............Brad Lebo, 19922,623 ............Cole Berquist, 20072,453 ............Marty Mornhinweg, 19842,439 ............Drew Miller, 20002,400 ........... Jordan Johnson, 20112,160 ............ John Edwards, 20011,885 ............ Justin Roper, 20101,883 ............Scott Werbelow, 19871,682 ............Grady Bennett, 19881,668 ............Bob Boyes, 19791,612 ............Craig Ochs, 20031,569 ............Marty Mornhinweg, 19821,361 ............Tom Kingsford, 1950

Andrew Selle

passing touchdowns42 ................ Brian Ah Yat, 1996


38 ................ Dave Dickenson, 199533 ................ Craig Ochs, 200432 ................Jordan Johnson, 2013 Drew Miller, 1999 Dave Dickenson, 199330 ................ Brent Pease, 198628 ................ Andrew Selle, 2009 Cole Bergquist, 200826 ................ Brian Ah Yat, 199824 ................ Dave Dickenson, 199424 ................ Grady Bennett, 199021 ................Jordan Johnson, 2011 Brian Ah Yat, 1997 Brad Lebo, 199120 ........... Cole Bergquist, 2007 Grady Bennett, 198919 ........... Justin Roper, 2010 John Edwards, 2002

pass coMpletion percentage(Minimum 200 attempts)

68.6 ......... Craig Ochs, 2004 (308-450-8)(Big Sky Conference Record)

68.2 ......... Dave Dickenson, 199467.9 ......... Dave Dickenson, 199567.2 ......... Dave Dickenson, 199366.4 ......... Drew Miller, 200065.8 ......... Scott Werbelow, 198765.2 ......... Drew Miller, 199964.2 ......... Brian Ah Yat, 199862.9 ......... Andrew Selle, 200961.9 ......... Marty Mornhinweg, 198261.3 ......... Brian Ah Yat, 1996

PASSing – CAREERMost yards passing11,080 ..... Dave Dickenson, 1992-959,315 ....... Brian Ah Yat, 1995-987,778 ....... Grady Bennett, 1988-907,505 ....... Cole Bergquist, 2005-086,717 ....... Brad Lebo, 1989-926,704 ....... John Edwards, 1999-026,083 ....... Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-845,900 ....... Drew Miller, 1999-005,831 .......Jordan Johnson, 2010-11, 20135,419 ....... Craig Ochs, 2003-044,131 ....... Andrew Selle, 2007-103,655 ....... Brent Pease, 1985-862,836 ....... Justin Roper, 2009-102,685 ....... Josh Swogger, 20062,296 ....... Tom Kingsford, 1948-50 2,178 ....... Bob Boyes, 1978-792,173 ....... Bert Wilberger, 1991-942,099 ....... Scott Werbelow, 1986-872,068 ....... Ray Brum, 1969-701,745 ....... Tim Kerr, 1976-781,447 ....... Van Troxel, 1972-751,446 ....... Rock Svennungsen, 1971-74

passing yards a gaMe(Minimum 12 games)

327.8 ..........Drew Miller, 1999-00(Big Sky Conference Record)

316.6 ..........Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

258.8 ..........Brian Ah Yat, 1995-98250.9 ..........Grady Bennett, 1988-90225.8 ..........Craig Ochs, 2003-04206.5 ..........Josh Swogger, 2006203.1 ..........Brent Pease, 1985-86191.1 ..........Brad Lebo, 1989-92184.6 ..........John Edwards, 1999-02169.0 ..........Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-82,84

passing touchdowns (since 1948)96 ........... Dave Dickenson, 1993-9589 ........... Brian Ah Yat, 1995-9858 ........... Cole Bergquist, 2005-0855 ........... Grady Bennett, 1988-9053 ...........Jordan Johnson, 2010-11, 201346 ........... John Edwards, 1999-2002 Drew Miller, 1999-200042 ........... Craig Ochs, 2003-0441 ......... Brad Lebo, 1989-9238 ......... Andrew Selle, 2007-10 Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-82, 198434 ......... Brent Pease, 1985-8627 ......... Justin Roper, 2009-1020 ......... Ray Brum, 1968-69

Most atteMpts1,208 ...... Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

Most coMpletions813 ..........Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

coMpletions per gaMe23.9 .... Drew Miller, 1999-00 (430 in 18 games)


Most yards passing11,080 .....Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

Most touchdowns96 ............Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

passing eFFiciency166.3 .......Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

(3rd in FCS history)

highest % oF passes For tds7.9% ........Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

(FCS National record)

Most intercepted passes42 ........... Grady Bennett, 1988-90

highest coMpletion percentage67.3% ..... Dave Dickenson, 1992-95


Most yards per atteMpt9.2 .......... Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

(FCS National record)

atteMpts/interception ratio.022 .........Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

(26 interceptions, 1,208 attempts)

pass yards per gaMe 327.8 ...... Drew Miller, 1999-00

(18 games, 5,900 yards) (Big Sky Conference Record/

6th in FCS history)



RECEiving – gAmEMost receptions15 ........... Josh Paffhausen, St. Mary’s, 1997

Most yards receiving279 ... Joe Douglass @Eastern Washington, 1996

Most touchdown receptions4 ....... Jabin Sambrano, Weber State, 2011 Marc Mariani, Southern Utah, 2008 Mike Rice, Idaho State, 1986 Marvin Turk @Idaho, 1991 Joe Douglass @Eastern Wash., 1996

longest touchdown reception93 ........... Jim Farris @Portland State, 1997

longest reception (no td)72 ........... Peter Nguyen @Weber State, 2012

receptions15 ..... Josh Paffhausen, 1997, St. Mary’s 14 ..... Joe Douglass, 1996, @E. Wash., vs. MSU Mike Trevathan, 1990, Idaho13 ......Joe Douglass, 1995, @Montana State12 ....Marc Mariani, 2009, South Dakota State Levander Segars, 2002, @Eastern Wash. Jeremy Watkins, 1999, Idaho Joe Douglass, 1995, Boise State Shalon Baker, 1994, @Weber State12 ....Matt Wells, 1992, @Kansas State Mike Rice, 1986, Idaho State11 ....Etu Molden, 2001, @Hawaii Mike Erhardt, 1996, Northern Arizona Matt Wells, 1995, @Idaho Mike Rice, 1986, Nevada, Idaho Brian Salonen, 1983, Idaho State10 ....Ryan Bagley, 2007, Northern Colorado Tate Hancock , 2003, North Dakota State Jon Talmage, 2002, @Portland State Etu Molden, 2001, Portland State Jeremy Watkins, 1999, @Portland State Jimmy Farris, 1999, @Portland State Jeremy Watkins, 1998, Portland State, Eastern Washington Raul Pacheco, 1998, Cal Poly, @Weber State Mike Erhardt, 1995, @Idaho Joe Douglass, 1995, Weber State Scott Gurnsey, 1994, @N. Texas, @BSU Shalon Baker, 1992, Idaho Shalon Baker, 1991, @McNeese State Mike Trevathan, 1990, Idaho, @Weber State

yards receiving279 ..... Joe Douglass, 1996, @E. Washington250 ..... Joe Douglass, 1996, Northern Arizona248 ..... Mike Trevathan, 1990, Idaho225 ..... Joe Douglass, 1996, @Sacramento State222 ..... Mike Erhardt, 1995, @Idaho208 ..... Marc Mariani, 2008, Southern Utah Joe Douglass, 1995, @Montana State205 ..... Joe Douglass, 1996, Montana State204 ..... Marvin Turk, 1991, @Idaho200 ..... Marc Mariani, 2009, Cal Poly198 ..... Marvin Turk, 1991, Weber State

Terry White, 1985, Weber State188 ..... Ellis Henderson, 2013, @South Dakota190 ..... Scott Gurnsey, 1994, @Montana State187 ..... Mike Rice, 1986, Idaho185 ..... Matt Wells, 1995, Cal-Davis 182 ..... Justin Olsen, 1998, Southern Utah182 ..... Matt Wells, 1993, Weber State180 ..... Ellis Henderson, 2013, @Sac State178 ..... Marc Mariani, 2009, Villanova176 ..... Scott Gurnsey, 1993, Boise State175 ..... Josh Paffhausen, 1997, St. Mary’s173 ..... Scott Gurnsey, 1993, Montana State172 ..... Marc Mariani, 2008, Richmond Shalon Baker, 1994, @Weber State

longest reception93 ....... Jimmy Farris, 1997, @Portland State91 ....... Jimmy Farris, 2000, Montana State90 ....... Matt Wells, 1995, Boise State87 ....... Matt Wells, 1993, Weber State Scott Moe, 1985, Weber State 84 ....... Marc Mariani, 2009, Cal Poly Mike Erhardt, 1995, @Idaho 80 ....... Jabin Sambrano, 2011, @Tennessee 79 ....... Jabin Sambrano, 2011, @Montana State Jeremy Watkins, 1999, Weber State76 ....... Jim DeBord, 1968, @Idaho75 ....... Tyler Palmer, 2008, @Weber State Mike Ferriter, 2008, Northern Colorado Levander Segars, 2004, Hofstra Etu Molden, 2001, St. Mary’s Del Spear, 1974, Montana State74 ....... Matt Wells, 1993, @Idaho Mike See, 1989, Eastern New Mexico Mike Rice, 1986, Eastern Washington73 ....... Mike Ferriter, 2008, Sacramento State Etu Molden, 1999, @Idaho State Justin Olsen, 1998, @Stephen F. Austin72 ....... Jamaal Jones, 2013, Coastal Carolina Jabin Sambrano, 2010, @Cal Poly Levander Segars, 2002, Southern Utah71 ....... Ellis Henderson, 2013, @South Dakota Shalon Baker, 1994, Sonoma State 70 ....... Travon Van, 2013, @North Dakota Scott Gurnsey, 1993, Boise State Mike Carlsen, 1991, Nevada

touchdown receptions 4 ......... Jabin Sambrano vs. Weber State, 2011 Marc Mariani, 2008, Southern Utah Joe Douglass, 1996, @E. Washington Marvin Turk, 1991, @Idaho Mike Rice, 1986, Idaho State, Idaho 3 ......... Ellis Henderson, 2013, @UND, EWU Etu Molden, 2001, St. Mary’s (Calif.) Bill Cockhill, 1993, Sacramento State Mike Trevathan, 1990, McNeese State Jim Hard, 1979, Portland State Paul Cooley, 1975, @Weber State Justin Olsen, 1998, Southern Utah

RECEiving – SEASOnMost receptions82 .............Joe Douglass, 1996

Most yards receiving1,479 ........Marc Mariani, 2009

receiving yards per gaMe133.6 ........ Joe Douglass, 1996

(82 catches for 1,469 yards)

Jamaal Jones

receiving yards1,479 .......... Marc Mariani, 20091,469 .......... Joe Douglass, 19961,308 .......... Marc Mariani, 20081,240 .......... Jefferson Heidelberger, 20041,145 .......... Etu Molden, 20011,079 .......... Scott Gurnsey, 19931,047 .......... Marvin Turk, 19911,046 .......... Mike Rice, 19861,025 .......... Jeremy Watkins, 19991,008 ......... Ellis Henderson, 2013 Matt Wells, 19951,006 .......... Mike Trevathan, 19901,003 .......... Jimmy Farris, 2000998 ............. Scott Gurnsey, 1994885 ............. Jeremy Watkins, 1998885 ............. Shalon Baker, 1994870 ............. Bill Cockhill, 1993 832 ............. Joe Douglass, 1995832 ............. Brian Salonen, 1983820 ............. Mike Ferriter, 2008819 ............. Jon Talmage, 2004801 ............. Eric Allen, 2006792 ............. Mike Erhardt, 1995760 ............ Jamaal Jones, 2013746 ............. Matt Wells, 1994733 ............. Mike Ferriter, 2007



722 ............. Jim Hard, 1979710 ............. Levander Segars, 2004 Mike Trevathan, 1989705 ............. Raul Pacheco, 1997702 ............. Shalon Baker, 1991780 ............. Raul Pacheco, 1996725 ............. Ryan Bagley, 2006701 ............. Jimmy Farris, 1999699 ............. Etu Molden, 2000692 ............. Ryan Bagley, 2007689 ............. Jon Talmage, 2002675 ............. Justin Olsen, 1998661 ............. Tate Hancock, 2004641 ............. Craig Chambers, 2006638 ............. Travis Walker, 1997634 ............. Tanner Hancock, 2000632 ............. Jabin Sambrano, 2011625 ............. Tanner Hancock, 1999628 ............. Levander Segars, 2002614 ............. Paul Lamb, 1985608 ............. Raul Pacheco, 1998607 ............. Paul Cooley, 1976

pass receptions82 ............... Joe Douglass, 199680 ............... Marc Mariani, 2009 Jefferson Heidelberger, 200476 ............... Etu Molden, 200172 ............... Jeremy Watkins, 199871 ............... Mike Trevathan, 199069 ............... Marc Mariani, 200868 ............... Brian Salonen, 1983 67 ............... Scott Gurnsey, 199365 ............... Scott Gurnsey, 199464 ............... Mike Rice, 198663 ............... Tate Hancock, 200463 ............... Jeremy Watkins, 199963 ............... Joe Douglass, 199561 ............... Matt Wells, 199560 ............... Levander Segars, 2004 Matt Clark, 1989

pass reception touchdowns18 ............... Joe Douglass, 199615 ............... Marc Mariani, 200814 .............. Ellis Henderson, 2013 Etu Molden, 200113 ............... Marc Mariani, 2009 Marvin Turk, 1991 Mike Rice, 1986

average receptions per gaMe7.45 .............Joe Douglass, 19967.10 .............Mike Trevathan, 19906.80 .............Brian Salonen, 19836.59 .............Joe Douglass, 1995-96 (22 games for 145 catches)6.55 .............Jeremy Watkins, 1998 6.40 .............Mike Rice, 1986 6.33 .............Etu Molden, 20016.09 .............Scott Gurnsey, 19935.91 .............Scott Gurnsey, 19945.73 .............Jeremy Watkins, 19995.73 .............Joe Douglass, 19955.55 .............Matt Wells, 19955.45 .............Matt Clark, 19895.33 .............Jefferson Heidelberger, 2004

5.22 .............Tanner Hancock, 20005.18 .............Travis Walker, 1997

RECEiving – CAREERreceiving yards3,018 ...........Marc Mariani, 2006-092,733 ...........Matt Wells, 1992-952,574 ........... Scott Gurnsey, 1991-942,566 ........... Jon Talmage, 2002-052,561 ........... Shalon Baker, 1991-942,527 ...........Raul Pacheco, 1995-982,402 ........... Jeremy Watkins, 1996-992,301 ........... Joe Douglass, 1995-962,300 ...........Etu Molden, 1998-01 2,257 ...........Bill Cockhill, 1990-932,223 ........... Jimmy Farris, 1997-002,089 ...........Mike Ferriter, 2005-081,991 ...........Mike Erhardt, 1993-961,969 ...........Mike Trevathan, 1987-901,940 ...........Ryan Bagley, 2004-071,882 ...........Brian Salonen, 1980-831,868 ...........Travis Walker, 1996-991,787 ........... Jabin Sambrano, 2008-111,733 ........... Jefferson Heidelberger, 2001-041,702 ...........Tate Hancock, 2001-041,639 ...........Matt Clark, 1987-901,539 ...........Marc Mariani, 2007-091,530 ...........Levander Segars, 2001-041,466 ...........Bob McCauley, 1981-841,434 ...........Mike Rice, 1985-861,423 ........... Sam Gratton, 2009-121,397 ...........Eric Allen, 2005-071,368 .......... Ellis Henderson, 2012-Present1,317 ........... Shannon Cabunoc, 1988-921,296 ........... Justin Olsen, 1995-981,259 ...........Tanner Hancock, 1999-001,250 ...........Ray Bauer, 1948-501,178 ...........Marvin Turk, 1990-91

receiving yards per gaMe104.6 ....... Joe Douglass, 1995-96 (22 games for 2,301 yards)

pass receptions192 .............. Raul Pacheco, 1995-98189 .............. Matt Wells, 1993-96182 .............. Shalon Baker, 1991-94176 .............. Jon Talmage, 2002-05167 .............. Scott Gurnsey, 1991-94166 .............. Jeremy Watkins, 1996-99164 .............. Marc Mariani, 2006-09161 .............. Etu Molden, 1999-2001158 .............. Bill Cockhill, 1990-93153 .............. Ryan Bagley, 2004-07150 .............. Brian Salonen, 1980-83147 .............. Mike Ferriter, 2005-08145 .............. Joe Douglass, 1995-96144 .............. Mike Erhardt, 1993-96135 .............. Mike Trevathan, 1987-90133 .............. Matt Clark, 1987-90129 .............. Jimmy Farris, 1997-2000125 .............. Jefferson Heidelberger, 2001-04121 .............. Sam Gratton, 2009-12

receptions per gaMe6.59 ......... Joe Douglass, 1995-96 (22 games for 145 catches)

Ellis Henderson

pass reception touchdowns29 ................ Marc Mariani, 2006-0926 ................ Etu Molden, 1999-01 Mike Erhardt, 1993-96 Shalon Baker, 1991-9425 ................ Joe Douglass, 1995-9624 ................ Jon Talmage, 2002-0521 ................ Jimmy Farris, 1997-0021 ................Raul Pacheco, 1995-9820 ................ Jeremy Watkins, 1996-9919 ................ Jabin Sambrano, 2008-11 Matt Wells, 1992-9517 ................ Scott Gurnsey, 1991-9416 ............... Ellis Henderson, 2012-Present Marc Mariani, 2006-0915 ................Mike Ferriter, 2005-08 Bill Cockhill, 1990-9314 ................Mike Rice, 1985-8613 ................ Sam Gratton, 2009-12 Tanner Hancock, 1999-00 Marvin Turk, 1990-91

RuShing – gAmEMost carries38 .....Chase Reynolds vs. Texas State, 2008 Yohance Humphery vs. Weber State, 2001



Most net yards265 ....Yohance Humphery vs. Weber State, 2001

Most touchdowns rushing4 ..... Jordan Canada, @Sacramento State, 2013 Lex Hilliard vs. Northwestern State, 2004 Justin Green vs. Eastern Wash., 2003 Yohance Humphery vs. Weber State, 2001 Arnie Blancas @Weber State, 1970

longest run FroM scriMMage88 .... “Wild” Bill Kelly vs. Carroll College, 1925

longest td runs (since 1968)80 ... Jordan Canada, 2013, Weber State Jabin Sambrano @Northern Arizona, 2011 Jefferson Heidelberger, 2003, Idaho Mike Mickey, 1975, South Dakota Doug Egbert, 1975, @Weber State Bob Smith, 1973, Simon Fraser 79 ...Josh Branen, 1997, Stephen F. Austin76 ...Wyatt McCraw, 1974, @UNLV Jim Olson, 1972, @Idaho State75 ...Jody Farmer, 1987, @Northern Iowa

72 ... Jordan Canada, 2012, @E. Washington Paul Fiskness, 1975, Portland State71 ...Josh Branen, 1997, Sacramento State70 ...Renard Coleman, 1987, @Northern Iowa69 ...Lex Hilliard, 2005, @Idaho State68 ...Rock Svennungsen, 1973, South Dakota67 ...Chase Reynolds, 2008, Northern Arizona Brian Gales, 1995, Minnesota-Duluth Mike Rice, 1985, Idaho State Del Spear, 1974, Boise State

top rushing gaMes (since 1968)265 ....Yohance Humphery, 2001, Weber State241 ....Chase Reynolds, 2009, Weber State237 ....Lex Hilliard, 2005, Cal Poly233 ....Chase Reynolds, 2008, Texas State227 ....Les Kent, 1969, @Portland State220 ....Jim Olson, 1972, @Idaho State208 ....Greg Iseman, 1982, @Weber State201 ....Yohance Humphery, 2001, E. Washington197 ....Yohance Humphery, 2000, @Weber State194 ....Yo. Humphery, 2000, @Portland State193 ....Chase Reynolds, 2009, Appalachian State

189 ....Jordan Canada, 2013, Weber State187 .. Josh Branen, 1997, Sacramento State185 .. Chase Reynolds, 2008, Weber State185 .. Rocky Klever, 1981, Idaho State182 .. Steve Caputo, 1971, @Portland State181 .. Lex Hilliard, 2007, @Montana State180 .. Chase Reynolds, 2010, Montana State175 .. Justin Green, 2003, Eastern Washington173 .. Chase Reynolds, 2010, North Dakota Steve Caputo, 1971, @Cal Poly171 .. Lex Hilliard, 2004, Northwestern State170 .. Monty Bullerdick, 1977, Idaho State167 .. Jordan Canada, 2012, @Eastern Wash. Yo. Humphrey, 1999, Sacramento State166 .. Bob Smith, 1973, @Northern Arizona163 .. Monty Bullerdick, 1977, Weber State Steve Caputo, 1971, @Weber State162 .. Yohance Humphery, 1999, Eastern Wash.160 .. Chase Reynolds, 2008, @Portland State Greg Iseman, 1982, Idaho159 .. Peter Nguyen, 2012, @Northern Colorado Jordan Canada, 2011, Portland State Lex Hilliard, 2005, Weber State JR Waller, 2002, Northern Arizona Yohance Humphery, 2001, @Cal Poly Steve Caputo, 1971, vs. Idaho158 .. Yo. Humphery, 1999, Cal State Northridge Joey Charles, 1983, Weber State157 .. Chase Reynolds, 2008, Northern Ariz.156 .. JR Waller, 2002, @Portland State155 .. Lex Hilliard, 2005, @Sacramento State 153 .. Chase Reynolds, 2008, Idaho State Yohance Humphery, 2001, Portland State

Most rushes in a gaMe (since 1968)38 .... Chase Reynolds, 2008, Texas State Yohance Humphery, 2001, Weber State37 .... Yohance Humphery, 2000, @Weber State Yohance Humphery, 2000, @PSU36 .... Greg Iseman, 1982, @Weber State Monty Bullerdick, 1977, Idaho State 35 .... Chase Reynolds, 2008, @Portland State Yohance Humphery, 2001, @MSU34 .... Lex Hilliard, 2005, Cal Poly Bob Smith, 1973, @Northern Arizona 33 .... Chase Reynolds, 2009, Weber State Chase Reynolds, 2008, vs. Weber State32 .... Lex Hilliard, 2007, @Montana State Justin Green, 2003, Eastern Washington Nate Sanders, 1996, Portland State Steve Caputo, 1971, @Weber State31 .... Lex Hilliard, 2007, Portland State Yohance Humphery, 2001, Eastern Wash. Monty Bullerdick, 1977, @Montana State Greg Iseman, 1982, @Portland State Rocky Klever, 1981, Idaho State Wayne Harper, 1980, Northern Arizona

Most rushing tds in a gaMe (since 1968) 4 .....Jordan Canada, 2013, @Sacramento State Lex Hilliard, 2004, Northwestern State Justin Green, 2003, Eastern Washington Yohance Humphery, 2001, Weber State

Jordan Canada



4 .... Arnie Blancas, 1969, @Weber State3 .... Chase Reynolds, 2010, North Dakota Chase Reynolds, 2009, @Sacramento State Chase Reynolds, 2009, vs. SDSU Chase Reynolds, 2008, vs. N. Arizona Chase Reynolds, 2008, @Portland State Lex Hilliard, 2007, Eastern Washington Justin Green, 2004, Sacramento State Lex Hilliard, 2004, @Eastern Washington JR Waller, 2002, Southern Utah Yohance Humphery, 2000, Idaho State Yohance Humphery, 2000, @Weber State Yo. Humphery, 1999, Weber State, @Idaho St. Nate Sanders, 1999, Weber State Josh Branen, 1997, Sacramento State Tony Rice, 1992, Hofstra Tony Rice, 1989, @Northern Arizona Joey Charles, 1983, Weber State Greg Iseman, 1982, @Weber State Richard Jordan, 1975, South Dakota

RuShing – SEASOnMost net yards1,658 ......... Yohance Humphery, 2001

highest average per carry8.2 ............. Dick Imer, 1953 (86-703)

Most touchdowns rushing22 ............... Chase Reynolds, 2009 Chase Reynolds, 200817 ............... Lex Hilliard, 2004 Yohance Humphery, 200116 .............. Jordan Canada, 2013

Most rushes321 ............. Chase Reynolds, 2009303 ............. Yohance Humphery, 2001281 ............. Chase Reynolds, 2008

rushing yards1,658 ...........Yohance Humphery, 20011,583 ...........Chase Reynolds, 20081,502 ...........Chase Reynolds, 20091,322 ...........Lex Hilliard, 20051,277 ...........Yohance Humphery, 19991,253 ...........Steve Caputo, 19711,146 ...........Justin Green, 20031,132 ...........Lex Hilliard, 2007 1,075 ...........Greg Iseman, 19821,062 ..........Jordan Canada, 20131,022 ...........Monty Bullerdick, 1977982 ..............Chase Reynolds, 2010972 ..............Lex Hilliard, 2004 Les Kent, 1969926 ..............Peter Nguyen, 2012892 ..............Terry Dillon, 1962889 ..............Dick Imer, 1954883 ..............Yohance Humphery, 2000855 ..............Arnie Blancas, 1970835 ..............Peter Nguyen, 2011 818 ..............Bryan Magnuson, 1967803 ..............Josh Branen, 1996 Dick Imer, 1953

average yards rushing (Min. 50 atts)8.17 .............Dick Imer, 19538.01 .............Dick Imer, 19546.82 ............. Josh Branen, 19956.69 .............Roy Malcom, 19486.67 .............Bob Byrne, 19506.60 .............Dale Shupe, 19546.54 .............Mike Mickey, 19756.48 .............Les Kent, 19696.44 .......... Damon Boddie, 19946.43 .......... Paul Fiskness, 19756.43 .......... Steve Caputo, 19716.41 .......... Casey Reilly, 19716.41 .......... Murdo Campbell, 1954

Chase Reynolds

average yards rushing per gaMe138.2 ......... Yohance Humphery, 2001116.1 ......... Yohance Humphery, 1999114.7 ......... Dick Imer, 1953113.9 ......... Steve Caputo, 1971110.4 ......... Yohance Humphery, 2000110.2 ......... Lex Hilliard, 2005102.9 ......... Lex Hilliard, 2007102.2 ......... Monty Bullerdick, 1977101.1 ......... Chase Reynolds, 200998.9 ........... Chase Reynolds, 200898.8 ........... Dick Imer, 1954

97.7 ........... Greg Iseman, 198297.2 ........... Les Kent, 196989.3 ........... Chase Reynolds, 201088.2 ........... Justin Green, 200387.0 ........... Rocky Klever, 198185.5 ........... Arnie Blancas, 197081.8 ........... Bryan Magnuson, 196781.7 .......... Jordan Canada, 2013

RuShing – CAREERMost yards rushing4,070 ............Yohance Humphery, 1998-014,067 ............Chase Reynolds, 2008-104,018 ............Lex Hilliard, 2003-05; 072,228 ........... Jordan Canada, 2011-Present Rocky Klever, 1977-812,033 ............Steve Caputo, 1969-711,985 ............Peter Nguyen, 2009-121,885 ............ Josh Branen, 1995-971,813 ............Monty Bullerdick, 1978-791,784 ............ Justin Green, 2003-041,726 ............ JR Waller, 2002-051,719 ............ Jody Farmer, 1986-891,592 ............Dick Imer, 1953-541,569 ............Terry Dillon, 1960-621,564 ............Arnie Blancas, 1969-701,554 ............Les Kent, 1969-701,453 ............Tony Rice, 1988-921,429 ............Del Spear, 1973-761,348 ............Paul Connelly, 1964-651,345 ............ Jeff Hoffman, 1970-711,313 ............Bob Byrne, 1949-511,311 ............Renard Coleman, 1985-88

rushing touchdowns52 ................Chase Reynolds, 2008-1050 ................Lex Hilliard, 2003-05, 200743 ................Yohance Humphery, 1988-200129 ............... Jordan Canada, 2011-Present24 ................Tony Rice, 1989-9222 ................ Justin Green, 2003-04 Jody Farmer, 1986-8920 ................Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 Josh Branen, 1995-9717 ................Kelly Stensrud, 1992-95 Rocky Klever, 1977-8116 ................ John Edwards, 1999-2002 Del Spear, 1973-7615 ................ Jeff Hoffman, 1969, 71-7214 ................Casey Reilly, 1969-7113 ................ JR Waller, 2002-0512 ................Mike Hagen, 1980-81

Most carries806 ............... Lex Hilliard, 2003-05, 07

Most net yards 4,070 .......... Yohance Humphery, 1998-01

Most rushing touchdowns 52 ................. Chase Reynolds, 2008-10



SCORing – gAmEMost points30 ..........Greg Iseman @Weber State, 198226 ..........“Wild” Bill Kelly vs. Whitman, 1926 Del Spear vs. Idaho, 1974 Mike Rice vs. Idaho State, 1986

Most touchdowns5 .........Greg Iseman @Weber State, 1982

Most Field goals 6 .........Brody McKnight vs. W. Oregon, 2011

longest Field goal57 .......Chris Snyder vs. Albany, 2002

Most conversions10 .......Kris Heppner vs. Weber State, 1999

longest Field goal57 ..... Chris Snyder, 2002, Albany54 ..... Brody McKnight, 2009, @N. Arizona Dan Carpenter, 2007, @Sacramento State Chris Snyder, 2003, @Idaho State Kris Heppner, 1997, @Idaho State53 ..... Brody McKnight, 2010, @ Eastern Wash.52 ..... Chris Snyder, 2000, @Portland State Eby Dobson, 1985, @Northern Arizona51 ..... Brody McKnight, 2011, Western Oregon Brody McKnight, 2011, @Idaho State Dan Carpenter, 2007, @Montana State Kirk Duce, 1988, @Nevada50 ..... Ben Worst, Ok. Panhandle State, 2013 Dan Carpenter, 2007, Northern Colorado Dan Carpenter, 2006, @Weber State50 ..... Dan Carpenter, 2005, @ Northern Ariz. Bruce Carlson, 1976, @Northern Colo. Dan Worrell, 1969, South Dakota State49 ..... Dan Carpenter, 2004, Northern Colorado Chris Snyder, 2002, @Idaho Chris Snyder, 2001, @NAU, vs. Hawaii Kris Heppner, 1998, @WSU, Portland St.49 ..... Bruce Carlson, 1977, @Northern Arizona48 ..... Brody McKnight, 2011, @Idaho State Chris Snyder, 2003, Western Illinois Chris Snyder, 2001, @Idaho State, PSU Kris Heppner, 1997, @Northern Arizona Eby Dobson, 1985, Boise State Bob Turnquist, 1973, @Rice

SCORing – SEASOnMost Field goals25 ............. Chris Snyder, 2003

Most pats64 ............. Brody McKnight, 2009

highest pat percentage100% ........ Dan Carpenter, 2004 (63-of-63)

Most points scored 144 ......... Chase Reynolds, RB, 2009138 ......... Chase Reynolds, RB, 2008124 ......... Chris Snyder, Kicker, 2003123 ......... Dan Carpenter, Kicker, 2004116 ......... Brody McKnight, Kicker, 2011

116 ......... Yohance Humphery, RB, 2001 Joe Douglass, WR, 1996113 ......... Dan Carpenter, Kicker, 2006109 ......... Brody McKnight, Kicker, 2009107 ......... Chris Snyder, Kicker, 2002102 ......... Marc Mariani, WR, 2008 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2004101 ......... Dan Carpenter, Kicker, 200796 ...........Jordan Canada, RB, 2013 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2007 Yohance Humphery, RB, 199992 ........... Marc Mariani, WR/Returns, 2009 Kris Heppner, Kicker, 199990 ...........Ellis Henderson, WR/Returns, 2013 Etu Molden, WR, 200185 ........... Chris Snyder, Kicker, 200184 ........... Jabin Sambrano, WR/Returns, 2011 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2005 Justin Green, RB, 2003 Dave Dickenson, QB, 1993 Greg Iseman, RB, 1982 83 ........... Brody McKnight, Kicker, 201082 ...........Chris Lider, Kicker, 201280 ........... Mike Rice, WR, 1986 79 ........... Brody McKnight, Kicker, 2008 Andy Larson, Kicker, 199378 ........... Chris Snyder, Kicker, 2000 Kris Heppner, Kicker, 1997 Marvin Turk, WR, 199176 ........... Dan Carpenter, Kicker, 200575 ........... Ben Worst, Kicker, 2013

75 ........... Kris Heppner, Kicker, 1998 73 ........... Kirk Duce, Kicker, 1989

Most total touchdowns 24 ............ Chase Reynolds, RB, 200923 ............ Chase Reynolds, RB, 200819 ............ Joe Douglass, WR, 199617 ............ Lex Hilliard, RB, 200417 ............ Yohance Humphery, RB, 200116 ............ Lex Hilliard, RB, 200716 ............ Yohance Humphery, RB, 199915 ............Ellis Henderson, WR/Returns, 2013 Marc Marinai, WR, 200914 ............ Jabin Sambrano, WR/Ret., 2011 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2005 Justin Green, RB, 2003 Dave Dickenson, QB, 1993 Greg Iseman, RB, 1982

Most touchdowns responsible For46 ............ Dave Dickenson, 199345 ............ Brian Ah Yat, 199641 ............ Dave Dickenson, 199535 ............ Craig Ochs, 200434 ............ Brent Pease, 198632 ............Jordan Johnson, 2013 Drew Miller, 199929 ............ Andrew Selle, 200928 ............ Dave Dickenson, 199428 ............ Grady Bennett, 198927 ............ John Edwards, 200226 ............ Brian Ah Yat, 1998

Chris Lider (Mike Bashor photo)



SCORing – CAREERMost points scored#413 ........Dan Carpenter, 2004-07

(Big Sky Conference/FCS Records)394 ........Chris Snyder, Kicker, 2000-03387 ........Brody McKnight, Kicker, 2008-2011354 ........Chase Reynolds, RB, 2008-10312 ........Lex Hilliard, 2003-05, 07290 ........Yohance Humphery, RB, 1998-01280 ........Kirk Duce, K, 1988-91271 ........Brody McKnight, Kicker, 2008-2011261 ........Andy Larson, Kicker, 1993-96241 ........Kris Heppner, Kicker, 1997-99200 ........Marc Mariani, WR, 2006-09196 ........Bruce Carlson, Kicker, 1974-77180 ........Dan Worrell, Kicker, 1968-70178 ........Jody Farmer, RB, 1986-89174 ........Joe Douglass, WR, 1995-96170 ........Shalon Baker, WR, 1991-94166 ........Eby Dobson, Kicker, 1983-86160 ........Kelly Stensrud, RB, 1992-95158 ........Tony Rice, RB, 1988-92 Mike Erhardt, WR, 1993-96153 ........Kris Heppner, Kicker, 1997-98146 ........Jon Talmage,WR, 2002-05144 ........Jabin Sambrano, WR/Returns, 2008-11 Josh Branen, RB, 1995-97132 ........Justin Green, RB, 2003-04(#Carpenter, Snyder and McKnight are ranked

first, second, and third in FCS history in kicker career points.)

total touchdowns scored (since 1948)

59 ......... Chase Reynolds, RB, 2008-1052 ......... Lex Hilliard, RB, 2003-05, 0748 ......... Yohance Humphery, RB, 1998-0136 ......... Lex Hilliard, RB, 2003-0533 ......... Marc Mariani, WR, 2006-0929 ......... Jordan Canada, RB, 2011-Present28 ......... Joe Douglass, WR, 1995-9628 ......... Shalon Baker, WR, 1991-9428 ......... Jody Farmer, HB, 1986-8926 ......... Etu Molden, WR, 199-0126 ......... Mike Erhardt, WR, 1993-9626 ......... Tony Rice, RB, 1989-9224 ......... Jabin Sambrano, WR/Returns, 2008-11 Jon Talmage, WR, 2002-05 Josh Branen, RB, 1995-97 Kelly Stensrud, RB, 1992-95

Most points (kickers)407 .........Dan Carpenter, 2004-07

(75 FGs, 182 PATs)(Big Sky Conference/FCS Records)

Most Field goals75 ...........Dan Carpenter, 2004-07

(Big Sky Conference/FCS Records)

Most Field goals atteMpted105 .........Chris Snyder, 2000-03

(Big Sky Conference/FCS Records)

Most conversion kicks182 .........Dan Carpenter (182-188), 2004-07


Most consecutive pats Made127 ........Chris Snyder, 2000-03

career blocked pats7 ............Tim Hauck 1987-89

career blocked kicks9 ............Tim Hauck, 1987-89

REtuRnS – gAmElongest punt return94* .....Marc Mariani vs. Idaho State, 2008 (TD)94* .....Tuff Harris at E. Washington, 2006 (TD)90 ......Peter Nguyen vs. Liberty, 201282 ......Marc Mariani vs. E. Wash. 2009 (TD)75 ......Marc Mariani vs. Montana St., 2008 (TD)74 ......Tuff Harris vs. Portland St., 2005 (TD)

(*Ties Big Sky Conference Record)

Most punt returns9 ....... Levander Segars vs. Western Wash., 2001

Most punt return yards245 ..... Mike Rice vs. Weber State, 1985142 ..... Tuff Harris vs. South Dakota State, 2006

longest touchdown returns102 ...... Milt Popovich @Oregon State, 1936 99 ........ Damon Boddie @Idaho, 1993 Dwaye Hans at Idaho, 198898.........Ellis Henderson, 2013, @South Dakota Kevin Morris vs. Boise State, 1989

longest touchdowns (ko returns)102 ...Milt Popovich @Oregon State, 193699 .....Damon Boddie @Idaho, 199398 .....Ellis Henderson, 2013, @South Dakota Marc Mariani vs. S. Dakota State, 200996 .....Jabin Sambrano vs. Cal Poly, 2011 Jefferson Heidelberger vs. NW State, 2002 Jefferson Heidelberger vs. Hofstra, 2004

punt return touchdowns2 ......... Levander Segars @Northern Ariz., 2003

(Ties Big Sky Conference Record)

REtuRnS – SEASOnMost punt returns46 ........Tuff Harris, 2006 .............Levander Segars, 2002


highest average punt returns20.2 ..... Greg Anderson, 1974 (13-for-263)

Most yards punt returns667 .......Tuff Harris, 2006


Most kickoFF returns40 ....... Jabin Sambrano, 2011

Most yards kickoFF returns836 ..... Jabin Sambrano, 2011

highest average kickoFF returns33.5 ........Greg Anderson, 1974 (10-335)29.4 ........Renard Coleman, 1987 (20-588)

all-purpose yards2,265 ...........Marc Mariani, 20082,185 ...........Marc Mariani, 20092,056 ...........Yohance Humphery, 20011,963 ...........Jabin Sambrano, 20111,908 ...........Joe Douglass, 19961,860 ...........Chase Reynolds, 20091,851 ..........Ellis Henderson, 20131,756 ...........Chase Reynolds, 20081,605 ...........Jefferson Heidelberger, 20041,583 ...........Yohance Humphery, 19991,579 ...........Levander Segars, 20021,560 ...........Levander Segars, 20041,495 ...........Greg Iseman, 19821,466 ...........Lex Hilliard, 20051,445 ...........Damon Boddie, 19941,394 ...........Jack O’Loughlin, 1949

punt return yards667 ..............Tuff Harris, 2006

(Big Sky Conference Record)513 ..............Levander Segars, 2003507 ..............Marc Mariani, 2009474 ..............Levander Segars, 2002439 .............. Joe Douglass, 1996417 ..............Karl Stein, 1970416 .............. Shalon Baker, 1992374 .............. Joe Douglass, 1995373 ..............Marc Mariani, 2007 & 2008354 .............. Jabin Sambrano, 2011318 ..............Ron Baines, 1967316 ..............Tuff Harris, 2005307 ..............Peter Nguyen, 2010298 ..............Bill Cockhill, 1990

kickoFF return yards836 .............. Jabin Sambrano, 2011762 ..............Mike Guevara, 1992709 .............. Shannon Cabunoc, 1990695 .............. Jabin Sambrano, 2009670 ..............Peter Nguyen, 2010660 ..............Greg Dunn, 1979657 ..............Mike Rice, 1985646 ..............Levander Segars, 2004628 .............. Jefferson Heidelberger, 2003621 ..............Damon Boddie, 1993611 ..............Damon Boddie, 1993601 ..............Rob Schulte, 2005

REtuRnS – CAREERpunt returns143 ......... Levander Segars, 2001-04 (Big Sky Conference/FCS Records)

punt returns - yards1,441 ...... Levander Segars, 2001-04 (Big Sky Conference Record)

punt returns - tds3 .............Marc Mariani, 2006-09 Levander Segars, 2001-04



kickoFF returns91 ........... Rob Schulte, 2005-08

kickoFF return yards2,086 .......Rob Schulte, 2005-08

interception return touchdowns4 Greg Anderson, 1973-76


tOtAL OffEnSEGAMeMost plays85 .......... Dave Dickenson @Idaho, 1995 (Big Sky Conference Record)

Most yards574 .......... Dave Dickenson @Idaho, 1995

all-purpose yards389 ...........Marc Mariani vs. SDSU, 2009

SeASONMost plays568 ...........John Edwards, 2002

Most yards 4,209 ........Dave Dickenson, 1995 (Rush, 33; Pass, 4,176)

all-purpose yards 2,265 ........ Marc Mariani, WR, 2008

CAreeraverage yards per play 7.9 ..........Drew Miller, 1999-00 (708 plays-5,628 yards)


average yards per gaMe328.9 ........ Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 (35 games-11,513 yards)

(Big Sky Conference Record/8th in FCS history)

Most touchdowns responsible For116 .............Dave Dickenson, 1992-95


Most yards11,523 ........Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

total yards (since 1948) 11,523 .........Dave Dickenson, 1992-959,327 ...........Brian Ah Yat, 1995-988,434 ...........Cole Bergquist, 2005-088,254 ...........Grady Bennett, 1988-906,802 ...........John Edwards, 1999-026,499 ..........Jordan Johnson, 2010-11, 20136,249 ...........Brad Lebo, 1989-926,175 ...........Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-82, 845,900 ...........Drew Miller, 1999-005,613 ...........Craig Ochs, 2003-044,926 ...........Cole Bergquist, 2005-08

4,070 ...........Jabin Sambrano, 2008-11 Yohance Humphery, 1988-014,018 ...........Lex Hilliard, 2003-05, 073,728 ...........Brent Pease, 1985-86

all-purpose yards 5,441 ...........Marc Mariani, 2006-20094,994 ...........Yohance Humphery, 1998-20014,958 ...........Chase Reynolds, 2008-104,828 ...........Lex Hilliard, 2003-074,549 ...........Levendar Segars, 2001-044,070 ........... Jabin Sambrano, 2008-113,515 ........... Shalon Baker, 1991-943,347 ...........Renard Coleman, 1985-88

total oFFense per gaMe (since 1948)329.2 ...........Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

(Big Sky Conference Record)327.8 ...........Drew Miller, 1999-00266.3 ...........Grady Bennett, 1988-90259.1 ...........Brian Ah Yat, 1995-98233.9 ...........Craig Ochs, 2003-04229.5 ...........Josh Swogger, 2006207.1 ...........Brent Pease, 1985-86194.3 ...........John Edwards, 1999-02178.5 ...........Brad Lebo, 1989-92172.3 ...........Cole Bergquist, 2005-08171.5 ...........Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-82, 84

DEfEnSE GAMe Most interceptions4 ............. Ed Cerkovnik vs. Portland State, 1977


Most yds returned by interception125 ....... Kelly Johnson vs. Portland State, 1977

passes deFended7 .....Anthony Goodwin vs. Portland State, 2013

SeASONtackles129 ...........Colt Anderson, 2008 Tim Hauck, 1989

tackles For loss 27 .............Andy Petek, 2000

tackles For loss per gaMe2.45 .........Andy Petek, 2000 (11 games, 27 TFLs)

sacks19 ............. Andy Petek, 2000


sacks per gaMe1.76 ........... Andy Petek, 2000 (11 games, 19 sacks)

FuMble recoveries10 ..............Jordan Tripp, 2009-13

Forced FuMbles 6 ................Andy Petek, 2000

Most interceptions11 .............. Karl Stein, 1969


Most yds returned For interception218 ............ Greg Anderson, 1978 (6)

Most blocked extra points4 ............... Tim Hauck, 1988

CAreertackles (since 1976)393 .......... Vince Huntsberger, SS, 1998-01356 ........... Tyler Joyce, LB, 2004-07348 ........... Kent Clausen, LB, 1976-79335 ........... Jordan Tripp, LB, 2009-13326 .......... Mike Rankin, LB, 1985-88313 ........... Colt Anderson, 2004-08305 .......... Tim Hauck, DB, 1987-89304 ........... Kyle Ryan, LB, 2004-07301 ........... Jake Trammell, LB, 1981-84294 ........... Shawn Lebsock, LB, 2006-09293 ........... Brock Coyle, LB, 2009-13 Caleb McSurdy, LB, 2008-11289 .......... Jason Crebo, LB, 1994-97287 .......... Todd Ericson, DB, 1990-93284 .......... Curt McElroy, LB, 1979-82270 .......... Mike McGowan, LB, 1987-90269 ........... J.P. Kanangata’a, LB, 2010-13268 .......... Adam Boomer, LB, 1997-00267 .......... Sam Martin, DE, 1976-79266 .......... Dave DeCoite, DB, 2000-03262 .......... Loren Utterback, LB, 2004-07 Chad Lembke, LB, 1989-92 Sean Dorris, DB, 1989-92257 ........... Shann Schillinger, FS, 2006-09250 .......... Trey Young, SS, 1999-02245 .......... Mike Bouchee, LB, 1993-96241 .......... Dan Downs, LB, 1991-94 Kurt Schilling, LB, 1991-94239 ........... Matt Hermanson, FS, 2011-Present233 ...........Blaine McElmurry, DB, 1993-96231 ............Alex Shaw, LB, 2008-11225 ............Erik Stoll, Ss, 2008-10220 ............Kroy Biermann, DE, 2004-07213 ...........Greg Dunn, DB, 1976-79211 ............Brent Oakland, LB, 1981-83208 ............Blake Horgan, DT, 2001-04207 ............Scott Gratton, LB, 1979-82201 ............Matt Steinau, LB, 1998-01

tackles For loss (since 1976)48.5 ........ Tim Bush, DE, 2000-0345 ........... Kroy Biermann, 2004-0744.5 ........ Mike Murphy, DE, 2003-200644 ........... Andy Petek, DE, 1997-0039 ........... Jason Crebo, LB, 1994-9734.5 ........ Trey Young, DB, 1999-0232 ........... Adam Boomer, LB, 1997-0030.5 ........ Lance Spencer, DE, 2002-0529.5 ........Zack Wagenmann, LB, 2011-Present Jordan Tripp, LB, 2009-1328.5 ........ Shawn Poole, DT, 1982-85



26.5 ........ J.P. Kanangata’a, LB, 2009-13 Loren Utterback, LB, 2004-0724.5 ........ Brock Coyle, LB, 2009-13 Ryan Fetherston, DE, 2008-11 Ciche Pitcher, DE, 2000-0324 ........... Dustin Dlouhy, DE, 2003-0622 ........... Corey Mertes, DE, 1998-0021.5 ........ Shane MacIntyre, LB, 2002-0521 ........... Pat Foster, DE, 1984-8720.5 ........ Alan Saenz, DT, 2002-0519.5 ........ Bobby Alt, DE, 2009-11 Severin Campbell, DE, 2007-1019 ........... Bryan Waldhauser, 2009-12 Keith Jones, 1991-94 Scott Camper, DT, 1987 Ben Kiefer, LB, 1981-82 Brent Oakland, LB, 1981-8318.5 ........ Jace Palmer, DE, 2006-2009 Mike Stadnyk, DE, 2005-0818 ........... Blake Horgan, DT, 2001-0417 ........... Caleb McSurdy, LB, 2008-11 Yohance Manzanarez, DE, 1992-95

Zack Wagenmann

sacks (since 1976)32.5 ........ Tim Bush, DE, 2000-0332 ........... Kroy Biermann, DE, 2004-0729 ........... Andy Petek, DE, 1997-0027 ........... Mike Murphy, DE, 2003-0624 ........... Corey Falls, DE, 1993-9623 ........... Lance Spencer, DE, 2002-0522 ........... Trey Young, SS, 1999-0220 ...........Zack Wagenmann, 2010-Present

19 ........... Jay Turner, DE, 1991-9417 ........... Jace Palmer, DE, 2006-09 Kroy Biermann, DE, 2004-06 Dustin Dlouhy, DE, 2003-0615.5 ........ Ciche Pitcher, DE, 2000-0315 .......... Randy Riley, DE, 1993-9613.5 ........ Bryan Waldhauser, 2009-1213 .......... Kelley Bryant, DT, 1996-99 Mike McGowan, LB, 1987-90 Ryan Thompson, DT, 1993-9613 ........... Keith Jones, DE, 1991-9412 ........... Mike Stadnyk, DE, 2005-08 Eric Buehler, DE, 1995-98 Pat Foster, DE, 1984-87 Ryan Fetherston, DE, 2008-11 Jace Palmer, DE, 2006-2009

interceptions (since 1968)20 ............Karl Stein, 1969-7016 ............Mick Dennehy, 1969, 71-7215 ............Tim Hauck, 1987-8913 ............Trumaine Johnson, CB, 2008-11^ Blaine McElmurry, 1993-9612 ............Torrey Thomas, 2004-0711 ............Todd Ericson, 1990-93 Tony Breland, 1985-87 Greg Nygren, 1986-88 Ed Cerkovnik, 1977-7911 ............Greg Anderson, 1973-7610 ...........Keith Burke, 1992-94 Kent Clausen, 1977-80 Greg Dunn, 1977-79 Robin Peters, 1969-71

(^Forfeited two interceptions due to NCAA infractions case, 2011)

interception return yards398 ...........Karl Stein, 1969-70

interception return touchdowns4 ..............Greg Anderson, 1973-76


Forced FuMbles10 ............ Jordan Tripp, 2009-139 .............. Kroy Biermann, 2004-07 Mike Rankin, 1985-88

blocked extra points7 ............. Tim Hauck, 1987-89

Punting – gAmEMost punts11 ....... Brody McKnight @Portland State, 2010 Mark Spencer vs. McNeese State, 2002 Mike Rice @Boise State, 1986 Dave Harrington @Rice, 1973 Terry Thomas @UNLV, 1978

Most yards501 ..... Jody Farmer @Nevada, 1988

highest average55.7 .... Jody Farmer @Nevada, 1988 (9 for 501)

longest punt79 ....... Jody Farmer, @Weber State, 1988

78 ....... Jody Farmer, Weber State, 198977 ....... Mark Spencer, @Montana State, 200175 ....... Brody McKnight, @Sac State, 2011 Kelly Stensrud, Eastern Wash., 199474 ....... Ken Wood, @Eastern Washington, 2008 Jody Farmer, @Nevada, 1988 Mike Rice, Boise State, 198573 ....... Mike Rice, Montana State, 1986 72 ....... Jody Farmer, @Eastern Wash., 1987 and @Northern Iowa, 198770 ....... Mark Spencer, Montana State, 200269 ....... Mike Rice, @Idaho, 198568 ....... Jake Dennehy, @Montana State, 1997 Jody Farmer, @Boise State, 1986

Punting – SeaSonMost punts77 ..........Scott Gurnsey, 1992

Most yards3,161 ..... Jody Farmer, 1988

highest average (Min. 35 punts)44.7 ....... Mike Rice 1985 (62-2,771)

average yards per punt (MiniMuM 25 atteMpts)

44.69 ...........Mike Rice, 198544.62 ...........Tyson Johnson, 200743.87 .......... Stephen Shaw, 201343.50 ...........Paul Gustafson, 195943.30 ........... Jody Farmer, 198843.16 ...........Mark Spencer, 200142.75 ...........Brody McKnight, 201141.76 ........... Jody Farmer, 198941.44 ...........Dan Carpenter, 200641.39 ...........Tyson Johnson, 200441.36 ...........Tyson Johnson, 200341.26 ...........Lon Howard, 196841.23 ...........Ken Wood, 200841.19 ........... Sean Wren, 2009

Punting – CAREERavg yds per punt (Min. 50 atteMpts)

(since 1948) 42.56 ...........Mike Rice, 1985-8642.13 ...........Tyson Johnson, 2003-05, 0741.80 ...........Dan Carpenter, 2004-0641.26 ........... Jody Farmer, 1986-89 Lon Howard, 196841.23 ...........Ken Wood, 200840.83 ...........Mark Spencer, 2001-0240.69 ...........Bud Bellis, 195240.37 ...........Eby Dobson, 1983-8640.36 ...........Paul Gustafson, 1959-6140.31 ........... Jake Dennehy, 1994-97

miSC. CAREERpass coMpletion percentage67.3 .......Dave Dickenson (813-1208-26), 1992-9566.5 .......Scott Werbelow (145-218-9), 1985 and 1987



65.7 .......Drew Miller (430-654-14), 1990-00 Craig Ochs (430-654-16), 2003-0461.8 .......Brian Ah Yat (735-1190-39), 1995-9860.1 .......Andrew Selle (300-499-14), 2007-1059.2 .......Cole Bergquist (615-1038-23), 2004-0858.7 ....... Marty Mornhinweg (488-832-38), 1980-82 & 8458.4 .......Grady Bennett (641-1097-42) 1988-9057.8 .......John Edwards (493-853-19), 1999-02

Jabin Sambrano

average yards per catch(MiniMuM 12 gaMes)

18.41 ........Marvin Turk (64-1178), 1990-9118.40 ........Marc Mariani (164-3018), 2006-0917.31 ........Jimmy Farris (129-2233), 1997-0016.85 ........Bob McCauley (87-1466), 1981-8416.23 ........Ray Bauer (77-1250), 1948-5016.10 ........Jabin Sambrano (111-1787), 2008-1116.05 ........Tony Lambert (57-915), 1986-8715.93 ........Mike Rice (90-1434), 1985-8615.87 ........Joe Douglass (145-2301), 1995-9615.41 ........Scott Gurnsey (167-2574), 1991-9415.09 ........Paul Lamb (70-1056), 1984-87

receptions per gaMe (MiniMuM 12 gaMes)

6.59 .......Joe Douglass (22 games), 1995-965.03 ........Jeremy Watkins (33 games), 1996-994.88 ........Etu Molden (33 games), 1999-014.68 ........Tanner Hancock (19 games), 1999-004.66 ........Mike Trevathan (29 games), 1987-90

4.50 ........Matt Wells (42 games), 1992-954.47 ........Raul Pacheco (43 games), 1995-984.33 ........Shalon Baker (42 games), 1991-944.29 ........Mike Rice (21 games), 1985-864.00 ........Marvin Turk (16 games), 1990-91

total oFFense per gaMe (MiniMuM 12 gaMes)

329.2 ......Dave Dickenson (35 games), 1992-95327.8 ......Drew Miller (18 games), 1999-00266.3 ......Grady Bennett (31 games), 1988-90259.1 ......Brian Ah Yat (36 games), 1995-98233.9 ......Craig Ochs (24 games), 2003-04207.1 ......Brent Pease (18 games), 1985-86196.5 ......Josh Swogger (14 games), 2006194.3 ......John Edwards (35 games), 1999-02178.5 ......Brad Lebo (35 games), 1989-92172.3 ......Cole Bergquist (50 games), 2004-08171.5 ......Marty Mornhinweg (36 games), 1980-82/84

touchdowns responsible For116 .......Dave Dickenson, 1992-9593 .........Brian Ah Yat, 1995-9869 .........Cole Bergquist, 2004-0867 .........Grady Bennett, 1998-9062 .........John Edwards, 1999-0259 .........Chase Reynolds, 2007-0957 .........Jordan Johnson, 2010-11, 201353 .........Lex Hilliard, 2003-0748 .........Yohance Humphery, 1998-01 Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-82, & 8447 .........Craig Ochs, 2003-0446 .........Drew Miller, 1999-0043 .........Brad Lebo, 1989-9240 .........Brent Pease, 1985-86

all purpose yards per gaMe (MiniMuM 12 gaMes)

157.7 .....Dick Imer (16 games), 1953-54141.5 .....Joe Douglass (22 games), 1995-96128.1 .....Yo. Humphery (39 games), 1998-01126.8 .....Damon Boddie (21 games), 1993-94116.6 .....Mike Rice (21 games), 1985-86104.4 .....Marc Mariani (52 games), 2006-09101.8 .....Monty Bullerdick (20 games), 1977-7898.6 .......Jack O’Loughlin (19 games), 1948-4997.1 .......Paul Connelly (19 games), 1964-6594.0 .......Lex Hilliard (50 games), 2003-0793.0 .......Chase Reynolds (53 games), 2008-10

pat kicks Made 210 ........ Brody McKnight (210-220), 2008-11

(Big Sky Conference Record)182 ........ Dan Carpenter (182-188), 2004-07182 ........ Chris Snyder (182-187), 2000-03175 ........ Andy Larson (175-187), 1993-96

pat atteMpts220 .........Brody McKnight, 2008-11


Field goal percentage (MiniMuM 25 atteMpts)

73.6 ........Dan Carpenter (78-106), 2004-07 Andy Larson (28-45), 1993-96

67.8 ........Brody McKnight (59-87), 2008-1166.7 ........Raul Allegre (20-30), 1978-7962.2 ........Chris Snyder (70-105), 2000-0362.1 ........Kris Heppner (36-58), 1997-9960.0 ........Kirk Duce (48-80), 1988-91

average yards per punt return (MiniMuM 35 atteMpts)

15.01 ......Marc Mariani (83-1253), 2006-0913.89 ......Tuff Harris (72-1000), 2003-0612.39 ......Ron Baines (41-508), 1967-6811.64 ......Shalon Baker (78-908), 1991-9411.61 ......Joe Douglass (70-813), 1995-9610.28 ......Brody McKnight (59-87), 2008-1110.20 ......Bill Cockhill (50-510), 1990-9310.08 ......Levander Segars (143-1441), 2001-04

average yards per kick return (MiniMuM 35 atteMpts)

27.57 .........Marc Mariani (42-1158), 2006-0925.85 .........Renard Coleman (55-1422), 1985-8825.50 .........Marc Mariani (42-1158), 2006-0925.31 .........J. Heidelberger (42-1063), 2001-0425.14 .........Damon Boddie (49-1232), 1993-9424.58 .........Brian Gales (36-885), 1995-9823.98 .........Greg Anderson (49-1175), 1973-7623.89 .........Gregg Dunn (66-1577), 1977-7923.62 .........Mike Guevara (55-1299), 1991-9223.40 .........Rob Schulte (91-2129), 2004-08

tEAm RECORDSgAmEruShiNGMost carries83 ..........................@South Dakota State, 1970

Most net yards471 .............................. vs. Portland State, 1968

Most touchdowns16 .............................. vs. Carroll College, 19208 .................................. vs. Thomas More, 1990

highest average/carry8.6 ............................... vs. North Dakota, 1948

PASSiNGMost atteMpts72 .................................................@Idaho, 1995

Most coMpletions43 .................................................@Idaho, 1995

Most yards560 ......................@Eastern Washington, 1996

Most touchdowns6 ......................................vs. Weber State, 20116 .................................vs. Southern Utah, 20086 ...............................@Stephen F. Austin, 19986 ........................................vs. Boise State, 1995

highest coMpletion percentage.833 ............... vs. Thomas More (20x24), 1990



Most intercepted passes6 .........................................vs. Utah State, 1948

TOTAl OffeNSeMost plays99 .........................@ South Dakota State, 1970

Most yards717 ..................................vs. Weber State, 1999

highest average per play9.9 ............... vs. North Dakota (46-457), 1948

Most First downs34 .................................vs. South Dakota, 2012

Most First downs rushing25 .................................................@Idaho, 1974

Most First downs passing24 ....................................vs. Weber State, 1995

Most First downs by penalties7 ........................... vs. Northern Arizona, 1998

Fewest rush First downs allowed0 .................................. vs. Thomas More, 1990

(Ties FCS National Record)

PuNTiNGMost punts12 ........................................ @Boise State, 1986

Most yards501 ............................................@Nevada, 1988

highest average55.7 ...........................................@Nevada, 1988

POiNTSMost points133 ............................ vs. Carroll College, 1920 81 ...................................vs. Weber State, 1999 79 ...............................vs. Montana State, 1904 73 .................................... vs. Idaho State, 1999 68 ..............................vs. Southern Utah, 2002 63 .......................@Eastern Washington, 1995 62 ............................... vs. Thomas More, 1990

Most points scored in 4th quarter to win a gaMe39 Montana (52) vs. South Dakota State (48), Sept. 4, 1993 (Montana trailed 38-13 to start the 4th quarter – FCS National Record)

Most touchdowns16 .............................. vs. Carroll College, 192014 ................................vs. Montana State, 190411 ....................................vs. Weber State, 199910 ...............................vs. Southern Utah, 2002

Most conversion kicks16 .....................vs. Mount Saint Charles, 192011 ....................................vs. Weber State, 1999

saFeties scored2 ...................... vs. Idaho State, 1985


ruSh DefeNSeFewest carries9 (-26) ................................ @Idaho State, 2011

Fewest yards allowed-43 ...................................vs. Weber State, 1989

Fewest average yards per play-2.9 (9 for -26) .................. @Idaho State, 2011

PASS DefeNSeMost interceptions10 ......................................vs. Boise State, 1989

(Big Sky Conference record)

lowest coMpletion percentage.179 ...................@Montana State (5x28), 1971

Most yards intercepted returned180 .............................. vs. Portland State, 1977


interception return touchdowns4 .......................... vs. Western State, 2010

TOTAl DefeNSeFewest plays allowed27 .............................@British Columbia, 1963


blocked punts4 ..................................vs. Montana State, 1987(Big Sky Conference Record/Ties FCS Record)

Fewest yards allowed28 .......................................vs. Utah State, 1950

lowest average per play allowed.63 ............................... vs. Thomas More, 1990

blocked punts4 ..................................vs. Montana State, 1987

(Ties FCS Record)

Fewest rush First downs0 ......................................... @Idaho State, 20110 ..................................vs. Montana State, 20060 ........................... vs. Northern Arizona, 20020 .................................. vs. Thomas More, 1990

(Ties Big Sky Conference record)

SEASOn (since 1948)

ruShiNGMost carries728 ..............................................................1970


Most net yards3,477 ...........................................................1971

highest average per carry5.6 (380-2,114) ..........................................1954

highest per gaMe average338.4 ...........................................................1970

PASSiNGMost atteMpts503 ..............................................................1992

Most coMpleted336 ..............................................................1995

highest coMpletion percentage67.8% (331-488) ........................................2004

highest average yardage408.2 ...........................................................1995


Most intercepted passes28 ................................................................1977

Fewest intercepted passes 4 ..................................................................1970

Most touchdown passes43 ................................................................1996


passing yards per gaMe408.2 (11 games, 4,490 yards) ................... 1995


Most yards4,490 ...........................................................1995


TOTAl OffeNSeMost plays1,077 ...........................................................2009


Most yards6,416 ...........................................................2004

highest per play average7.0 (810-5,691) ..........................................1999

highest per gaMe average517.4 ...........................................................1999

firST DOwNSMost First downs346 ..............................................................2004


Most First downs rushing171 ..............................................................1970


Most First downs passing188 ..............................................................2004

Most First downs by penalties33 ............................................... 2004 and 1998

PuNTiNGMost punts84 ................................................................1992

Most yards3,161 ...........................................................1988Highest average44.69 (62-2,771) ........................................1985



AWARDSStEvE CARLSOn (mvP)

The Steve Carlson award is given to the team’s most valuable player in memory of the former Grizzly football player who died in 1977.1977 .................................................. Ron Lebsock1978 ........................................................ Tim Kerr1979 .........................................................Jim Hard1980 ................................................. Kent Clausen1981 ................................................. Rocky Klever1982 ...............Greg Iseman, Marty Mornhinweg1983 ................................................ Brian Salonen1984 .......................................Marty Mornhinweg1985 ....................................................... Mike Rice1986 .....................................................Brent Pease1986 ....................................................... Mike Rice1987 .................................. Pat Foster, Bill Venard1988 ..................................................... Tim Hauck1989 ..................................................... Tim Hauck1990 ................. Grady Bennett, Mike McGowan1991 ...............................Brad Lebo, Marvin Turk1992 .................................................... Sean Dorris Brad Lebo1993 ............................................ Dave Dickenson1994 ....................Shalon Baker, Dave Dickenson Scott Gurnsey1995 ............................................ Dave Dickenson1996 .................................................. Brian Ah Yat1996 ........................... Jason Crebo, Joe Douglass1997 ........................... Brian Ah Yat, Josh Branen Jason Crebo1998 .................................................. Brian Ah Yat1999 ................................................... Drew Miller2000 ............................ Jimmy Farris, Andy Petek2001 ........................................Vince Huntsberger2002 .....................................................Trey Young2003 .......................................... Dylan McFarland2004 ..................................................... Craig Ochs2005 ....................................................Lex Hilliard2006 .................................................Mike Murphy2007 .......................Kroy Biermann, Lex Hilliard2008 ...............................................Colt Anderson2009 ................... Marc Mariani, Chase Reynolds2010 ..............Chase Reynolds, Brody McKnight2011 ............... Caleb McSurdy, Brody McKnight2012 ................................................. Peter Nguyen2013 .......................Brock Coyle, Jordan Johnson

tOny bARbOuRThe Tony Barbour award is given in memory of a loyal Grizzly fan. It is presented annually to a UM player, “who best exemplifies outstanding practice habits and makes an unselfish contri-bution to the betterment of the Grizzly football team.”1987 ................................................... Nate Odden1988 ................................................. Clay Clausen

PuNT reTurNSMost returns57 ................................................................2006


Most yards733 ..............................................................2006


highest average17.9 (12-215)..............................................1954

KiCKOff reTurNSMost returns 54 ................................................................2011

Most yards1,133 ...........................................................2011

highest average28.1 (36-1,013) ..........................................2003


SCOriNGMost points537 ..............................................................2009


Most touchdowns69 ................................................................2004

Most Field goals25 ................................................................2003

Most conversions65 ................................................................2004

saFeties scored4 .................................................................. 2008


ruSh DefeNSeFewest average carries allowed34.6 .............................................................1970

lowest per rush yield2.0 (346-699)..............................................19702.0 (392-772)..............................................1989

Fewest yards allowed699 ..............................................................1970

PASS DefeNSeFewest atteMpts allowed96 ................................................................1959

Fewest coMpletions allowed35 ................................................................1959

lowest coMpletion % allowed.354 (84-237)..............................................1973

Fewest yards allowed415 ..............................................................1959

Fewest passing yards per gaMe72.1 .............................................................1964


Fewest tds allowed4 ..................................................................1963

Most passes intercepted28 ......................................................1970, 1988

interception return yards480 ..............................................................1988


Most sacks50 ................................................................1996

TOTAl DefeNSeFewest average plays allowed55.6 .............................................................1963

lowest average per play yield3.3 (648-2,150) ..........................................1970

Fewest yards2,150 ...........................................................1970

lowest yield per gaMe215.0 ...........................................................1970

firST DOwNSFewest First downs allowed98 ................................................................1949

Fewest First downs rushing39 ................................................................1970

Fewest First downs passing14 ................................................................1959

Fewest First downs by penalties3 ........................................................1959, 1964

reCOverieSMost FuMble recoveries27 ................................................................1975

Most total recoveries45 ................................................................1977

(24 interceptions and 21 fumble recoveries)

blocked punts 9 .......................................... 1987 (BSC record)

big SKy COnfEREnCERECORDSMost consecutive victories24 .........Montana, from Sept. 22, 2001 through Nov. 9, 2002

Most consecutive gaMes without being shut out331 ............Montana, from 1989 to Present

attendance records by MontanaSINGLE-SEASON HOME ATTENDANCE174,236.....................................2008 (7 games)

SINGLE-SEASON HOME AVERAGE25,652 ................................ 2009 (153,911, 6 games)

LARGEST CROWD – NON-CONFERENCE25,698 ................Western State @Montana, Sept. 5, 2009

LARGEST CROWD – NON-CONF. ROAD94,661 ......................Montana @Tennessee, Sept. 3, 2011



1989 ...............................................Grady Bennett1990 .......................Kevin Morris, Galen Lawton1991 ........................ Greg Ferguson, Kyle Mirich1991 ..................................................Scott McCoy1992 ...............Quentin Burns, Marc Monestime1993 ........................Keith Burke, Bert Wilberger1994 ...............Mike Goicoechea, Kelly Stensrud1995 ...................... Marty Duffin, Kelly Stensrud1996 ......................Brian Toone, Josh Paffhausen1997 ...............................................Darren Rowell1997 ......................... Jake Dennehy, Eric Buehler1998 .......................... Dallas Neil, Jamie Robbins1999 ..................................................... Dallas Neil2000 ................................................ Matt Thuesen2001 ..................................................Dan Orizotti2002 ................................................Brandon Neill2003 .............................................. Chris Connors2004 ................................................... Colt Palmer2005 ...........................................Shane MacIntyre2006 ........................... Colt Anderson, Kyle Ryan2007 ......................... Brandon Dwyer, Kyle Ryan2008 ..............Colt Anderson, Shann Schillinger2009 ..........................................Shann Schillinger2010 ........................................................Erik Stoll2011 .................................................. Sam Gratton2012 .................................................. Jordan Tripp2013 ............................................. Tyrone Holmes

LARRy miLLER The Larry Miller Award is given in memory of the great Grizzly lineman and wrestler who competed for UM in 1969 and 1970. Miller died in an automobile accident in 1974. The award honors the team’s outstanding defensive line-man.1976 ..................................................Doug Betters1977 ....................................................Steve Fisher1978 ....................................................Steve Fisher1979 ....................................................Sam Martin1980 .................................................. Arnie Rigoni1981 ........................................................Pat Curry1982 ...........................................................Joe Nuu1983 ...................................................... Cliff Lewis1984 ................................................. Dave Seaman1985 ....................................................... Pat Foster1986 .....................................Pat Foster, Jason Ray1987 ....................................................... Pat Foster1987 .................................................Scott Camper1988 ........................ J.C. Campbell, Rick Sullivan1989 .............................Dan Edwards, Joe Kalafat1991 ...................... Kirk Murphy, Gregg Smerker1992 ................................................Sam Davidson1993 ....................................................Lance Allen1994 .......................................................Jay Turner1995 .................................... Yohanse Manzanarez1996 .............................. Corey Falls, Randy Riley1997 ........................................... Eric Manzanarez1998 ...................................................Eric Buehler1999 ................................................. Kelley Bryant2000 .....................................................Andy Petek2001 ................................................. Ciche Pitcher2002 ........................................................Tim Bush2003 ........................................................Tim Bush

2004 .................................................Mike Murphy2005 ..................................................... Alan Saenz2006 ..................... Dustin Dlouhy, Mike Murphy2007 ..............................................Kroy Biermann2008 ........................Craig Mettler, Mike Stadnyk2009 .........................Austin Mullins, Jace Palmer2010 ...................Severin Campbell, Tyler Hobbs Bryan Waldhauser2011 .........................................Bryan Waldhauser2012 ......................................... Zack Wagenmann2013 ......................................... Zack Wagenmann

PAt nORWOOD Pat Norwood was a four-year starter at offensive tackle for the Griz (1979-82) from Billings who died of cancer in 1983. This award is given to the most inspirational player, who oftentimes has to overcome an injury.1982 ................................................ Brian Salonen1983 ..............................................Dave Dummett1984 ...........................................Kelly Richardson1985 .............................................Tim Monterossi1986 ............................ Rob Kunka, Rick Sullivan1987 .............................. David Reeves, Jason Ray1988 ........................................................Jason Ray1989 ..................................Don Graves, Jay Fagan1990 ......................................................Matt Clark1991 ...........................Nels Kludt, Steve Premock Sam Davidson1992 ............................................ Kelly McCallum1993 .................................................Frank Garrett1993 ......................................................Matt Wells1994 ...........................Matt Wells, Eric Simonson1995 ........................ Josh Branen, Mike Kowalski1995 ..............................................Scott Spraggins1996 ................................................. Mike Erhardt1996 .........................................................Billy Ivey1997 .......................Josh Paffhausen, Joe Lehman1998 .......................... Raul Pacheco, Paul Jenkins1999 .............................D.J. Colter, Travis Walker2000 ................................................... Drew Miller2001 ............. John Fitzgerald, Spencer Frederick2002 .............................................Herb Fernandez2003 ............................................ Levander Segars2004 ................................................. Jonny Varona2005 ................................................Lance Spencer2006 ...................................................Brady Green2007 ....................................................Lex Hilliard2008 ........................ Tyler Corwin, Craig Mettler2009 ..............................Thomas Brooks-Fletcher2010 ..................................................Andrew Selle2011 ............................................ Ryan Fetherston2012 ..................................................... Josh Harris2013 .................................................. Jordan Tripp

gOLDEn hELmEtThe Golden Helmet Award honors the hardest hitter on the team. It was set up nationally by the CocaCola Company in 1967.1967 ....................................................... Bob Beers1968 .................................................... Herb White1969 .............................................. Jim Nordstrom1970 .............................................. Jim Nordstrom

1971 ................................................... Casey Reilly1972 ...............................................Mick Dennehy1973 ........................................................Sly Hardy1974 ..............................................Ron Rosenberg1975 .................................................. Steve Dionas1976 ..............................................Greg Anderson1977 .................................................Kelly Johnson1978 ................................................. Kent Clausen1979 .....................................................Greg Dunn1980 .......................................................Jay Becker1981 ................................................. Scott Gratton1982 ....................... Scott Gratton, Curt McElroy1983 ............................................... Brent Oakland1984 ................................................Jake Trammell1985 .................................................Terry Shillam1986 ..................Demidric Cooks, Pat Hardiman1987 ..................................................... Tim Hauck1988 ..................................................... Tim Hauck1989 ..................................................... Tim Hauck1989 ..................................................Mike Rankin1990 ............................Steve Collins, Don Graves1991 ..................Todd Ericson, Dethrick Slocum1992 ........................... Todd Ericson, Carl Franks1992 ................................................ Chad Lembke1993 ........................... Todd Ericson, Carl Franks1994 ....................................................Acen Chiles1995 .........................................Blaine McElmurry1996 .........................................Blaine McElmurry1997 ......................Josh Remington, Jason Crebo1998 ........................Randy Allik, Marcus Wilson1999 .................. Adam Boomer, Thatcher Szalay2000 ........................................Vince Huntsberger2001 ........................................Vince Huntsberger2002 ................................................ Dave DeCoite2003 ................................................ Dave DeCoite2004 ................................................... Justin Green2005 ......................................................Tyler Joyce2006 ...................Kroy Biermann, Jimmy Wilson2007 ...............................................Colt Anderson2008 .................. Colt Anderson, Shawn Lebsock2009 ..............................................Shawn Lebsock2010 ................................................Jimmy Wilson2011 ..............................................Caleb McSurdy2012 ................................................... Brock Coyle2013 ..............................................J.P. Kanangata’a

PAuL WESKAmPThis was established in memory of Paul Wes-kamp, a tackle on Ed Chinske’s 1954 Grizzly team. The award honors UM’s outstanding of-fensive lineman and was established by the citi-zens of Ronan, Mont.1967 ............................................... Larry Huggins1968 .............................................Tuufuli Uperesa1969 .............................................Tuufuli Uperesa1970 ................................................... Larry Miller1971 ..........................................Steve Okoniewski1972 ................................................. Ron Richards1973 .......................................................... Jim Leid1974 .................................................Larry Farnam1975 .......................................................Walt Brett1976 .................................................. Dan Sullivan1977 ...................................................Terry Falcon



1978 .................................................Guy Bingham1979 .................................................Guy Bingham1980 ...............................................Brian McHugh1981 .................................................... Jim Rooney1982 ............................................Greg Amundsen1983 ...................................................Bob Cordier1984 ........................................... Rick Linderholm 1985 ................................................... Eric Dawald1986 ...................... Larry Clarkson, Shawn Poole1987 .............................................. Larry Clarkson1988 ........................................................ Jay Fagan1989 ................................................Kirk Scrafford1990 ........................................................Rick Erps1991 .................. Chad Germer, Damon Gilbreth1992 .................................................... Scott Gragg1993 .................................................... Scott Gragg1994 .................................................... Scott Gragg1995 ............................................... Eric Simonson1996 .............................................David Kempfert1997 ............................. Randy Allik, Jason Baker1998 .................................................... Scott Curry1999 ..............................................Chase Raynock2000 .................................................Matt Thuesen2001 ..............................................Thatcher Szalay2002 .......................................... Dylan McFarland2003 .......................................... Dylan McFarland2004 ..................................................Cory Procter2005 ................................................ Brad Rhoades2006 ......................................................Colin Dow2007 ..................................................Cody Balogh2008 ................................. Colin Dow, J.D. Quinn Brent Russum2009 .......................................................Levi Horn 2010 ........................ Russell Piette, Alex Verlanic2011 ..................................................Jon Opperud2012 ........... Jake Hendrickson, Danny Kistler Jr.2013 ............................................Danny Kistler Jr.

tERRy DiLLOn AWARDThe Terry Dillon Award, honoring the outstand-ing back or receiver, was established in 1964 fol-lowing the accidental death of former Grizzly Terry Dillon. Dillon played defensive and of-fensive halfback for UM from 1960 to 1962. He started at defensive halfback for the Minnesota Vikings.1964 ........................................ Wayne Harrington1965 ................................................ Paul Connelly1966 .....................................................Jim Neilsen1967 ...........................................Bryan Magnuson1968 ................................................ Mike Buzzard 1969 ....................................................... Karl Stein1970 ................................................ Arnie Blancas1971 ..................................................Steve Caputo1972 ................................................ Jeff Hoffmann1973 ...................................................... Bob Smith1974 ........................................Rock Svennungsen1975 ........................................................Del Spear1976 ................................................. Paul Fiskness1977 .......................................... Monty Bullerdick1978 ................................................. Rocky Klever1979 ................................................. Rocky Klever1980 ............................................... Wayne Harper

1981 ................................................. Rocky Klever1982 ...................................................Greg Iseman1983 ................................................... Joey Charles1984 ..................................................Scott Murray1984 ..................................................LeRoy Foster1985 ..................................................LeRoy Foster1986 ................................................ Kraig Paulson1987 .............. Renard Coleman, Scott Werbelow1988 ................................................... Jody Farmer1989 ................................................... Jody Farmer1990 ............................................. Mike Trevathan1991 .................................................. Marvin Turk1992 .................... Shannon Cabunoc , Tony Rice 1993 ........................ Bill Cockhill, Scott Gurnsey1994 .............................................. Damon Boddie1994 ....................................................Keith Burke1995 ............................. Mike Temple, Matt Wells1996 .................... Josh Branen, Sean Goicoechea1997 ....................Raul Pacheco, Josh Remington1998 .................. Damon Parker, Jeremy Watkins1999 ...................................... Yohance Humphery Vince Huntsberger, Jeremy Watkins2000 .................................................. Jimmy Farris2001 ................Yohance Humphery, Etu Molden2002 ................................................ John Edwards2003 ................................................... Justin Green2004 .................................. Jefferson Heidelberger2005 ....................................................Lex Hilliard2006 ..................................................Josh Swogger2007 .............................Ryan Bagley, Lex Hilliard2008 ........................Marc Mariani, Mike Ferriter Chase Reynolds2009 ................... Marc Mariani, Chase Reynolds2010 ........ Brandon Dodson, Trumaine Johnson2011 ............................................. Jabin Sambrano2012 ............................ Sam Gratton, Greg Hardy2013 .............................................Ellis Henderson

SPECiAL tEAmS PLAyER(S) Of thE yEAR

2007 ................ Dan Carpenter, Brandon Dwyer, Andrew Schmidt2008 ...................Severin Campbell, Tom Martin2009 ............................ Jeff Larson, Marc Mariani2010 ...................................................... Jeff Larson2011 .............................................Donny Lisowski2012 .................................................... Nate Harris2013 ................................. Kendrick Van Ackeren

WALtER PAytOn AWARD(FCS Offensive Player of the Year)

1989 ................................................... Tim Hauck*1995 .......................................Dave Dickenson! 1996 ..................................................Brian AhYat*1997 ..................................................Brian AhYat*1998 ..................................................Brian AhYat*1999 ..................................................Drew Miller*2001 .................................... Yohance Humphery* 2002 ...............................................John Edwards*2004 ................................................... Craig Ochs*2005 .................................................. Lex Hilliard*2009 ........................................... Chase Reynolds*2010 ........................................... Chase Reynolds*

buCK buChAnAn AWARD(FCS Defensive Player of the Year)

2000 ..............................Andy Petek (Runner-up)2001 .................Vince Huntsberger (Runner-up)2002 .....................................................Trey Young2006 ............................................Kroy Biermann*2007 ........................................ Kroy Biermann! 2010 .......................................Trumaine Johnson*2011 .......................................Trumaine Johnson*2012 .................................................Jordan Tripp*2013 .................................................Jordan Tripp*!Award Winner * Finalist

(Kelsey Poore photo)

GRIZ LETTERMEN

123 Joshua Dennard, senior cornerback


WE ARE MONTANALETTERMEN

Editor’s note: The following is a list of current and for-mer Grizzly football players dating from 1897-present. If any have been omitted, please contact sports infor-mation at (406) 243-6899.

Player is listed first season lettered.

1-2-3-4 denotes number of letters won.

Hometown is also listed, and those without a state are all from Montana cities.

AName (Letter(s) won) .......Year .................. HometownAccomando, Dan1 ........1975 ................Westminster, CAAdam, Emil2 ................1904-05 .....................MissoulaAdams, Harry4 ............1915-18 .............Aberdeen, WAAdams, Merle1 ............1965 ......................... LivingstonAdams, Mike1 ..............1973 ........................Newton, IAAdkins, Nathan1 ...........2003 ...................... Cerritos, CAAgee, Mike4 ..................1993-96 ......................KalispellAh Yat, Brian4 ..............1995-98 ................Honolulu, HIAkiona, Randyn3 ..........1999-01 ................ Waipahu, HIAlbright, Keith1 ...........1977 ............................KalispellAlex, Mike2 .................1980-81 ...............Overland, KNAlexander, Brandy1 .......1992 .....................Post Falls, IDAlexander, Dan1 ..........1993 ............... Los Angeles, CAAllard, Charles3 ..........1898-1900 .....................RavalliAllegre, Raul2 .............1978-79 ................ Torreon, MXAllen, Dewayne3 .........1965-67 ......................KalispellAllen, Eric3 ..................2005-07 ..Colorado Springs, COAllen, Lance4 ..............1990-1993 .......................ButteAllik, Randy4 ...............1995-98 .....................MissoulaAlt, Bobby3 ..................2009-11 ................. Ontario, CAAmbrose, Keith2 .........1906-07 .....................MissoulaAmundson, Greg3 .......1979-81 ................. Seattle, WAAnderson, Colt3 ...........2006-08 ...........................ButteAndersen, Leif3 ............1932-34 ............... Portland, ORAnderson, Dan2 ..........1991-92 .....................Yuba, CAAnderson, Eddie3 ........1951-53 .....................MissoulaAnderson, Greg3 .........1973-75 ............. Blue Island, ILAnderson, Greg4 ..........1974-77 ................. Chicago, ILAnderson, Herbert1 .....1913 ........................ Not knownAnderson, Kerry2 .........1983-84 .................. Tigard, ORAnderson, Richard3 .....1971-73 .................. Lacey, WAAnderson, Robert3 .......1946-48 .....................MissoulaAnderson, Tim3 ..........2007-09 .....................MissoulaAndrews, Marty1 .......1978 ....................... Seattle, WAAndrus, Bart2 ............1978-79 ............ Sepulveda, CAAntonick, Robert3 .......1950-52 ...........................ButteApostol, Ed3 ...............1984-86 ...............Olympia, WAAppelt, Wesley3 ..........1965-67 .....................MissoulaArgo, Daniel2 ...............1974-75 .............Cincinnati, OHArledge, Warren2 .........1991-92 .................... BozemanArnst, Richard1 ............1945 .......................Fort BentonArnt, David1 .................2008-09 .. Highlands Ranch, COArntson, Tony4 ............1985-88 ...................Great FallsAtkins, C.J.1 .................2010 ........................Encino, CAAtwood, George3 .........1969-71 ...............Lansdale, PAAukamp, Ronald3 ........1964-66 .......... Mt. Prospect, ILAxtell, George2 ............1924-25 .................... Bozeman

BBabich, Roy2 ...............1934-35 ...........................ButteBabish, Timothy1 .........1972 .........................Azusa, CABadger, Andrew2...........2010-11 .................... Elmer, NJBadgley, Kirk Jr.2 .........1942-43 .....................MissoulaBagley, Ryan4 ...............2004-07 ...................Great FallsBailey, James1 .............1998 .................... Hillsboro, ORBain, Doug3 .................1967-69 ......................KalispellBain, Frank1 .................1963 ............................Kalispell

Baines, Ron E.2 ...........1967-68 ............... Tacoma, WABaird, Harold1 ..............1920 ...........................MissoulaBaker, Jason4 ..............1994-97 ..............Coos Bay, ORBaker, Shalon4 .............1991-94 ............Vancouver, WABaker, William1 ............1950 .............................. PolsonBaldwin, Gene1 ............1969 .................... Spokane, WABalogh, Cody4 .............2004-07 .......... Steilacoom, WABansemer, James1 .......1960 .................. Milwaukee, WIBarbour, William1 .........1941 ................ Philadelphia, PABarherie, John1 ...........1963 ................ Calgary, AlbertaBarker, Jason2 .............1990-91 .................. Layton, UTBarnes, George1 ..........1901 .......................... Olivet, WIBarney, Phil1 ................1957 ...........................MissoulaBarone, Vincent2 ..........1953-54 ............... Elizabeth, NJBarrett, Lee2 ................1988-89 ...............Vacaville, CABarrick, Brett4 ..............1977-80 .................. LewistownBarry, Earl1 ..................1920 ...........................MissoulaBartell, Jamer3 ............1992-94 ...................Great FallsBartell, James3 ............1960-62 ................. Glencoe, ILBartsch, Kevin4 ...........1985-88 ........................ HelenaBatchan, Broyce2 ........1989-90 ...............Vacaville, CABauer, Ray4 .................1947-50 ...................Great FallsBauer, Tom1 .................2008 ......................... Niwot, COBaumburger, Jay1 ........1971 .........................Great FallsBeal, Robert3 ...............1936-38 ................... AnacondaBeard, LeBaron2 ..........1909-10 .....................MissoulaBeaudin, Dan4 .............2006-09 .........................NoxonBebout, Marc3 .............1993-95 ...............Riverton, WYBecker, Jay4 ................1977-80 .................. Atlantic, IABecker, Ned2 ...............1982-83 .................. Atlantic, IABecker, Wayne2 ...........1965-66 ........... Chula Vista, CABeddes, Lawrence3 .....1959-61 ........................BillingsBeeman, Stewart1 .......1925 ........................ LewistownBeers, Bob2 .................1967-68 ............ Beaverton, ORBell, Darrell1 ................1977 ............... Federal Way, WABender, Carson3 ..........2007-09 ................. Deer LodgeBenjamin, Karl2 ...........1956-57 ................. Seattle, WABennett, Grady3 ...........1988-90 ......................KalispellBennett, William2 .........1909-10 ................... AnacondaBenson, Frank1 ............1933 ........................ White PineBentz, Christian4 ..........1914-17 ..............Aberdeen, SDBenzley, Robert2 ..........1963-64 ........... Green River,WYBerding, Gary2 .............1970-71 .............Cincinnati, OHBerger, Edward1 ..........1942 ..............................BillingsBergquist, Cole4 ...........2005-08 ....... San Clemente, CABergren, Terry3 ............1964-66 ..........................DarbyBeriault, Don1 ..............1976 .....................Bellevue, WABerry, Dale3 .................1958-60 ...................... FairviewBerry, Oral2 ..................1906-07 ........................Granite Betters, Douglas3 .........1974-76 ....Arlington Heights, ILBieneman, Alex4 ...........2010-13 ..................Denver, COBiermann, Kroy4 ..........2004-07 .........................HardinBilan, Edward1 .............1957 ................ Calgary, Alberta Bingham, Guy4 ............1976-79 .............Aberdeen, WABirgenheier, Richard2 ....1960-61 ................... HarlowtonBise, Dan2 ...................1991-92 .............. Newberg, ORBishop, Arthur4 ............1906-09 .....................MissoulaBissell, Don1 ...............1955 ...................................BeltBitar, Greg2 ..................1976-77 ..............Hoquiam, WABlackwell, Ira1 .............1915 ...................Aberdeen, WABlake, Harold2 .............1897-98 .....................MissoulaBlancas, Arnie2 ............1969-70 .............Aberdeen, WABlanchard, Ryan1 .........1994 ........ Huntington Beach,CABlank, Jeff1 ..................1986 ..............................BillingsBlank, Russ1 ...............1986 ...........................MissoulaBlastic, Henry3 ............1933-35 ................. Chicago, ILBlue, Christopher3 .......1971-73 ................Olympia,WABockman, Montana3 .....1956-58 .....................MissoulaBoddie, Damon2 ..........1993-94 ...............Stockton, CABodwell, Tom2 .............1970-71 ..............Grayland, WA

Bonas, Jerry2 ..............1975-76 ............ Fair Haven, CTBonawitz, Norval1 ........1936 ...........................MissoulaBoomer, Adam4 ..........1997-00 ....... American Falls, IDBoone, William2 ...........1929-30 ................. Deer LodgeBorder, Richard2 ..........1973-74 .....................Salt Lake Botkin, Bob1 .................1992 .......................PlentywoodBotzenhardt, August2 ....1930-31 ................... AnacondaBotzheim, Alan3 ...........1982-84 .....................Ione, WABouchee, Mike4 ...........1993-96 .....................MissoulaBouchee, William3 ........1960-62 ................... LivingstonBowen, Marcus2 ..........1988-89 .................. Edualy, CABowman, Dennis2 ........1980-81 .............. Spokane, WABowman, Richard1 ......1942 ....................... Casper, WYBoyes, Bob2 .................1978-79 ..........Sacramento, CABozzo, Tony1 ...............1969 ....................... Salinas, CABradford, Tim2 ..............1987-88 ..................... Etna, CABradshaw, Reggie2 ......2006-07 .............Coquitlam, BCBrandenberg, Herbert3 .1933-35 ....................Miles CityBranen, Josh3 .............1995-97 .................Moscow, IDBrannon, Justin2 ..........1999-00 .......................ColstripBrant, Don2 .................1952, 1955 ..................GlendiveBrant, Jim2 ..................1976-77 .....................MissoulaBrauer, Brett2 ................2011-12 .....................MissoulaBrauer, Fred3 ................1939-41 .....................MissoulaBray, Roy3 ...................1955-57 .....................MissoulaBreen, Robert3 ............1930-31,35 ......................ButteBreland, Tony4 .............1984-87 .................Renton, WABrett, Walt4 ..................1971-74 ......... Kings Beach, CABrick, Timothy3 ...........1972-74 ......... Traverse City, MIBrickley, Sean4 .............1989-92 ................Pocatello, IDBriney, Frank4 ..............1946-49 ...........................ButteBrittenham, Curtis3 ......1925-27 ......................KalispellBrooks-Fletcher, Thom.4 2006-09 .................. Bellevue, WABrophy, Robert1 ...........1964 ........................ Red LodgeBrott, Dean1 .................1952 ....................... Seattle, WABrower, Gerald3 ...........1936-38 ....................Miles CityBrown, Chuck1 ............1985 .......................... WhitefishBrown, Clyde1 .............1939 ................................DillonBrown, Dylan3 .............2002-04 ....................Miles CityBrown, Jesse1 .............2007 .......................... BozemanBrown, Lee1 ...............1984 .................. Bridgeport, NEBrown, Reggie2 ...........1985-86 ............... Concord, CABrown, Ronald1 ..........1957 ...................Sun Valley, CABrown, Scott1 ..............1992 ...........................MissoulaBrown, Tony2 .............1999-00 ................. Salinas, CABrown, Wingfield1 ........1919 ........................PhilipsburgBrum, Ray2 ................1968-69 ................Honolulu, HIBrumback, D.G.2 .........1966-67 ..........Walla Walla, WABrunnelle, Ross1 .........2005 .................... Spokane, WABryan, Don2 ................1939-40 ........................BillingsBryant, Kelley4..............1996-99 ................Honolulu, HIBryant, Michael1 ..........1977 ............................Hull, MABuckhouse, Joe4 .........1900-03 .....................MissoulaBuehler, Eric4 ...............1995-98 ...........................ButteBullerdick, Monty2 ........1977-78 ...............Anaheim, CABultmann, Charles1 .......1963 ........................ Telford, PABurke, Howard2 ...........1953-54 ................... LivingstonBurke, Jim3 .................1951-53 ................... LivingstonBurke, Keith2 ...............1993-94 . Huntington Beach, CABurke, Paul2 ................1941-42 ........................BillingsBurkley, Joe1 ...............1996 ...................Tumwater, WABurnett, Clifford2 ..........1971-72 .................Caldwell, IDBurns, Elmer1 ..............1929 ............................ ChoteauBurns, Quentin2 ...........1991-92 ...............Hayward, CABurns, Virgil1 ...............1914 ...................... Mexico, MOBurrell, Walter3 ............1924-26 ...................Tampa, FLBurtness, Richard4 ......1979-82 ............Anacortes, WABurton, Charles4 ..........2008-11 .......... Long Beach, CABurton, Gary4 ..............1990-93 .....................MissoulaBush, Tim4 ..................2000-03 .................. Kellogg, IDBusha, Tom2 ...............1912-13 .................. Big TimberButenschoen, Jeramiah2 1999-00 ............................BillingsButossish, Robert1 ......1956 .................................Butte



Buxton, John3 ...............1973-75 ............Owatonna, MNBuzzard, Mike2 ............1968-69 ...........Mt. Vernon, WAByerly, Kenneth3 ..........1953-55 .................. LewistownByrne, Robert3 ............1949-51 ........................Billings

cCabunoc, Shannon4......1988-91 ................Honolulu, HICahill, John4 ................2001-04 ........................BillingsCahill, Paul1 .................2004 ..............................BillingsCalder, Fred2 ................1962-63 ............Toms River, NJCallison, Lloyd3 ...........1926-28 ................... Big SandyCampbell, Ciarre1 ........2007 ........................Denver, COCampbell, Don3 ...........1948-50 ...................Great FallsCampbell, J.C.3 ...........1986-88 .......... Steilacoom, WACampbell, Ken2 ...........1949-50 ...................Great FallsCampbell, Murdo4 .......1951-54 ...................Great FallsCampbell, Neil2 ............1976-77 ........................ HelenaCampbell, Severin4 ......2007-10 ..................Denver, COCamper, Scott1 ............1987 ..................... Manteca, CACanada, Jordan3 ...........2011-13 ......... West Covina, CACaputo, Steve3 ............1969-71 ................. Seattle, WACaraway, Brian4 ...........1979-82 ...................Great FallsCarl, Lance1 .................2011-12 .....................MissoulaCarlsen, Mike2 .............1991-92 ....................Ukiah, CACarlson, Bruce4 ...........1974-77 ...................Great FallsCarlson, Gene3 ............1950-52 ...................Great FallsCarlson, Jeff3 ..............1975-77 ...................Great FallsCarlson, Jesse4 ...........2005-08 ........................BillingsCarlson, Steve2 ...........1973-74 ...................Great FallsCarpenter, Clyde3 ........1928-30 ........................BillingsCarpenter, Dan4 ...........2004-07 ........................ HelenaCarpenter, Kenneth3 ......1932-34 ..................... HamiltonCarr, Daniel1 ................2004 .......................Greeley, COCarriger, Jaison2 ..........2004-05 ...........................ButteCarroll, Mike2 ..............1978-79 ................. Seattle, WACarter, Dan3 ................2005-07 ...........Bellingham, WACarter, Don1 ................1934 ............... Los Angeles, CACarter, Greg2 ...............1974-75 ....... Far Rockaway, NYCarteri, Carm2 .............1977-78 ............Regina, Saska.Carver, Alan2 ...............1993-94 ................Ashland, ORCarver, Bryce4 .............2009-12 ..........................DillonCarver, Duane1 ............1956 ....................... Seattle, WACarver, Dwight2 ...........1917-18 ......................FlorenceCary, Robert2 ..............1904-05 .......... North Platte, NECaton James2 ..............1992-93 ..........Sacramento, CACavaligos, Nick1 ..........1977 ....................... Chicago, ILCaven, Arthur3 ............1931-33 ....................Miles CityCedarstrom, James1 ....1974 ...................Scottsdale, AZCerkovnik, Ed3 ............1977-79 .......................... MaltaCerkovnik, Robert3 ......1978-80 ...................Great FallsChaffin, Everett2 ..........1948-49 .....................MissoulaChalcraft, Steve1 .........1979, .................Richmond, WAChambers, Craig1 ........2006 .................. Mill Creek, WAChampagne, Gene1 .....1976 ........................ Lacey, WAChaplin, Dave2 .............1980-81 ...................Selah, WAChapple, Darrell1 .........1974 .................... Spokane, WACharles, Joey2 .............1982-83 ................Valencia, CACheek, Donald1 ...........1975 .....................Corvallis, ORCheek, John1 ................1946 ................................DillonChiles, Acen2 ..............1993-94 ................. Orange, CAChinske, Ed3 ...............1926-28 .........Michigan City, INChong, Elroy1 ...............1970 ......................Honolulu, HIChristie, Ralph2 ...........1921-22 .............. Spokane, WAClark, Chris4 ................2003, 2005-07 Los Angeles, CAClark, Earl3 ..................1914-16 .................Everett, WAClark, Matt4 .................1987-90 .....................MissoulaClark, James2 ..............1927-28 ............. Pasadena, CAClarkson, Larry4 ..........1984-87 ......... Abbotsford, B.C.Clausen, Clay4 .............1985-88 .....................MissoulaClausen, Kent4 .............1976-79 ..............Aberdeen, SD

Clawson, Gene3 ...........1939-41 .....................MissoulaClaypool, Clinton1 ........1914 ...........................MissoulaClemens, Roger3 .........1964-66 .................PlentywoodCleveland, Curt1 ..........1979 ....................... Seattle, WACleveland, Douglas3 .....1971-73 ...........................ButteClift, Tom3 ...................1974-76 .......Otis Orchards, WAClinich, Vernon1 ...........1919 .................................ButteCochrane, William1 ......1902 ........................ Red LodgeCockhill, Bill4 ...............1990-93 ........................ HelenaCoe, Tony2 .................1983-84 .................Renton, WACogar, Mike1 ................1984 ...........................MissoulaCogswell, Andy3 ..........1924-26 .....................MissoulaColeman, Calvin4 .........1998-01 ................ Niceville, FLColeman, Charles2 .......1922-1925 ..................AlbertonColeman, Renard4 .......1985-88 .................Renton, WACollins, Mikael2 ...........1987-88 ................ Fairfield, CACollins, Ray1 ...............1913 .................................ButteColter, Curt4 ................1999-02 ......................HyshamColter, D.J.4 .................1996-99 ......................HyshamColvin, Chris2 ...............1997-98 ............ Inglewood, CAConnolly, Paul2 ............1964-65 .............Muskegon, MIConnor, Daniel4 ...........1908-11 ..........................DarbyConnors, Bob4 .............1981-84 ..................... GlasgowConnors, Chris4 ...........2000-03 ...........................ButteConnors, Jerry3 ...........1956-58 .............. Spokane, WACook, Robert2 .............1945-46 .....................Cut BankCook, Sam1 ................1915 ................................ IdahoCooks, Demidric2 ........1986-87 .............. San Jose, CACooley, Jerry2 .............1972-73 ............Anacortes, WACooley, Paul2 ................1975-76 ............Anacortes, WACooper, Van Jr. 4 ..........2004-07 ..................Denver, COCoppedge, Johnny2 .....1982-83 ................ Stayton, ORCorbin, Edwin2 ............1903-04 .....................MissoulaCordier, Bob4 ...............1979-82 .............. Spokane, WACorwin, Tyler4 ..............2005-08 ...................Great FallsCork, Lee4 ...................1946-49 .....................MissoulaCorson, Mike1 .............2000 .......................Boulder, COCosgrove, Robert3 ........1934-36 ..............Alhambra, CACostanzo, Mike2 ..........2003-04 ................... Chino, CACostello, Anthony1 .......1965 ................. Chula Vista, CACounts, Joey2...............2012-13 .................... Mesa, AZCox, Walter3 ................1929-31 ...........................ButteCoyle, Brock4 ..............2009, 2011-13 .......... BozemanCoyle, Clarence2 ..........1926-27 ......................AlbertonCraft, Archie1 ..............1945 ............... Los Angeles, CACraig, Hayden1 .............2012 ....................... Dayton, ORCraig, Vincent1 ............1906 ...........................MissoulaCraig, William4 ............1899-02 .....................MissoulaCraighead, Barclay1 .....1913 ...........................MissoulaCraighead, Ed1 ............1912 ...........................MissoulaCrain, Fred1 .................1897 ...........................MissoulaCrawford, Ward4 ..........1984-87 .............. Spokane, WACrebo, Jason4 ............1994-97 ........................ HelenaCrippen, Robert2 .........1963-64 ...........................ButteCrittenden, Derek2 ........2012-13 .................... WhitefishCross, Shorty1 ............1899 ...........................MissoulaCrowley, Cale2 .............1931-32 ...........................ButteCrowley, Clem1 ............1902 .................................ButteCrumley, Robert1 .........1952 ...........................Cut BankCummings, Mike2 ........2008-09 .............Scottsdale, AZCunningham, George1 .1975 ............... Los Angeles, CACurry, Pat4 .................1978-81 ........................BillingsCurry, Scott4 ...............1995-98 .......................... ValierCurtis, John H.1............1903 .................................Butte

DDacus, Glenn4 .............1981-84 ............Enumclaw, WADaems, Leonard4 ........1912-15 ................... HarlowtonDaems, Leonard1 ........1940 .......................... BozemanDahlberg, Alfred2 ..........1931-32 ...........................Butte

Dahlberg, George3 .......1921-23 ...........................ButteDahlberg, Harry4 .........1916-19 ...........................ButteDahlberg, Oscar3 .........1923-25 ...........................ButteDahmer, Henry1 ...........1940 ................................HavreDailey, Lowell2 .............1930-31 ....................... ScobeyDallaserra, Jake1 ..........2013 .................................ButteDantic, Brad4 ...............1980-83 ......................... LaurelDantic, Robert3 ...........1952-54 ......................... LaurelDarrow, Barry3 .............1970-72 ...................Great FallsDasinger, Douglas2 ......1953-54 ................... Wolf PointDavidson, Bertram1 .....1912 ......................... AnacondaDavidson, Ian1 .............1951 .........................Great FallsDavidson, Jon1 ............1989 .......................... Bend, ORDavidson, Sam4 ..........1989-92 .......Mercer Island, WADavis, Sean1 ...............1998 .................. Lakewood, CODavis, Tom3 .................1926-28 ...........................ButteDawald, Eric4 ..............1982-85 ............Owatonna, MNDawson, E.L.2 .............1967-68 ............. Westport, WADay, Clifford3 ...............1910-12 .....................MissoulaDaylis, Fred3 ................1919-21 .......................WordenDayton, Clark1 .............1945 ......................... AnacondaDeBord, Jim3 ...............1968-70 ..................Pasco, WADeBourg, Mark4 ...........1989-92 ........................BillingsDecker, Derek4 .............2000-03 ....................BallantineDeCoite, Dan2 ..............2000-01 ................ Truckee, CADeCoite, Dave4 ............2000-03 ................ Truckee, CADedrick, Kurt2 .............1972-73 ..........Westminster, CADeeks, Darryl2 .............1982-83 .................... Bend, ORDelaney, Don3 .............1947-49 .....................MissoulaDelaney, Tighran1 ........1998 .......................Eugene, ORDe Luca, Joe3 ..............1952-54 ....................Weed, CADeMers, Lambert2 .......1919-20 ...........................ArleeDempsey, Dean3 ..........1970-72 .............Claremont, CADennard, Joshua3 .........2011-13 .................Phoenix, AZDennehy, Jake4 ...........1994-97 .....................MissoulaDennehey, Mick3 .........1969-71 ...........................ButteDennis, George1 ..........1961 .................Vancouver, B.C.Dennis, Wayne1 ...........1962 .................Vancouver, B.C.Deschamps, Elizierd2 ....1910-11 .....................MissoulaDeuchler, Owen2 ..........1952-53 ................ Seattle, WADeVore, Kent2 ..............1947-48 ........................ HelenaDews, Robbie2 .............1976-77 ................. Newark, NJDezell, William1 ...........1927 ......................Winona, MNDickenson, Craig1 ........1992 .........................Great FallsDickenson, Dave4 ........1992-95 ...................Great FallsDickson, Aubre1 ..........1994 ..................... Portland, ORDickson, Robert1 .........1934 ............... Los Angeles, CADillon, Terry3 ...............1960-62 ...............Hopkins, MNDilts, Dan2 ...................1981-82 ..........Walla Walla, WADimmick, Charles3 .......1904-06 .....................MissoulaDinsmore, Raymond1 ..1907 ...........................MissoulaDionas, Steve2 .............1974-75 ................Sumner, WADisney, Jeff2 ................2003-04 ...............Glendora, CADixon, John2 ...............1956-57 .............. Spokane, WADlouhy, Dustin4 ...........2003-06 ............. Idaho Falls, IDDobson, Cecil2 ............1910-11 .............Dickinson, NDDobson, Eby4 ..............1983-86 ..........Grants Pass, ORDodds, Richard2 ..........1971-72 .......... Snohomish, WADodson, Brandon2 .......2009-10 ................... Tulare, CADodson, Pat3 ..............1960-62 ........................ ShelbyDoherty, Emmett1 ........1917 .................................ButteDolan, John3 ...............1936-38 ........................ HelenaDolan, Nathan3 ............1993-95 ........................BillingsDolan, Pat3 ..................1968-70 ...................Great FallsDolan, Bill3 ..................1978-80 .................East HelenaDonaldson, Beau2 ........2008-09 .....................MissoulaDonner, Curt2 .............1972-73 .............. Spokane, WADonovan, John1 ...........1945 ......................... AnacondaDonovan, Tim1 ............1986 ..................San Rafael, CADornblaser, Paul4 .........1910-13 ................. Chicago, ILDorris, Sean4 ...............1989-92 ........ Coeur d’Alene, IDDorsey, James3 ..........1919-21 .....................MissoulaDotson, Bruce2 ............1992-93 ......... Los Angeles, CA



Dotson, Jerry1 ............1959 ................. Bremerton, WADouglas, Don1 .............1986 .................................ButteDouglass, Joe2 ............1995-96 .................. Salem, ORDow, Colin4 .................2005-08 ........................BillingsDowns, Dan4 ...............1991-94 ........................ HelenaDoyle, Dennis2 ............1971-72 ...................Edina, MNDoyle, Richard1 ...........1949 ...........................MissoulaDozier, Rick4 ................1982-85 .....................Kent, WADrahos, Kenneth4 ........1939-42 .............. Puyallup, WADratz, John3 ................1939-41 .....................MissoulaDreis, Frank1 ...............1915 .........................MinnesotaDrinkwalter, Ben2 .........1999-00 ...................Great FallsDriscoll, John1 .............1917 .................................ButteDuce, Kirk4 ..................1988-91 .....................MissoulaDudley, Ell T.2 ..............1967-68 ...................Detroit, MIDuff, James1 ..............1978 ....................... Chicago, ILDuffin, Marty2 .............1994-95 ............. Idaho Falls, IDDuffy, Tom2 ................1939-40 ...........................ButteDummett, Dave2 ..........1982-83 .................Sanborn, IADuncan, John2 ...........1939-40 ........................ HelenaDuncan, Tyrone2 ...........2010-11 ....Westlake Village, CADunn, Greg4 ...............1976-79 ....... Medical Lake, WADwyer, Brandon2 ..........2006-07 ......................KalispellDyer, Doak1 ................1991 ...................Redmond, WADyk, Chris3 ..................2007-09 .........................DillonDzizi, Richard2 .............1955-56 ......................Kalispell

EEbert, Fred1 .................1897 ...........................MissoulaEbert, Laurence1 .........1898 ..................Vancouver, WAEdwards, Dan2 ............1988-89 ...... Sedro Wooley, WAEdwards, John4 ...........1999-02 ........................BillingsEdwards, Kevin4 ..........2002-05 .............. Spokane, WAEdwards, Stacy2 ..........1991-92 ..................Pasco, WAEdwards, Hugh3 .........1938-40 ...........................ButteEgbert, Douglas4 .........1976-79 ...................Ogden, UTEhlers, Mike4 ...............1984-87 ............Wilsonville, OREicklemann, Mark2 .....1978-79 .....................Indio, CAEkegren, Kermit3 ........1928-30 ........................HarlemEkegren, Waldo3 ..........1928-30 ........................HarlemEkegren, Gary3 ............1959-61 ........................HarlemEllig, Scott2 .................1981-82 .............. Spokane, WAElliott, Harvey3 ............1920-22 .....................MissoulaEllison, William1 .........1962 ......................Mandan, NDEmerson, Michael2 ......1958-59 ................Lewiston, IDEmery, Cal3 ................1932-34 ........................ HelenaEmigh, Jack1 ..............1940 ..................... Kankakee, ILEnders, Robert1 ..........1972 ..................... Kankakee, ILEngelman, Turill1 .........2003 ....... Huntington Beach, CAEnger, David3 ..............1964-66 ................. Deer LodgeEnger, Garth2 ...............2001-02 .................Bothell, WAEngler, Scot2 ...............1988-89 ..................... HamiltonEnochson, Paul3 ..........1954-56 ..........................HavreErhardt, Mike4 .............1993-96 .................Eugene, ORErickson, Harold1 ........1955 ..................Sioux Falls, SDErickson, Greg2 ...........1973-74 .................Everett, WAEricson, Todd4 .............1990-93 ...........................ButteErps, Rick4 ..................1988-91 ..................... GlasgowEustance, Bob2 ............1975-76 ........................ HelenaEvans, Dean2 ...............1972-73 ............. La Puente, CAEverson, Robert3 .........1956-58 ................ Cheney, WA

FFacey, Tom2 ................1974-75 ..............Lancaster, CAFagan, Jay4 .................1986-89 ...........................ButteFalcon, Terry2 ..............1976-77 ..................CulbertsonFalls, Corey4 ................1993-96 ............... Medford, ORFarmer, James “Eck”1 ..1919 ...........................MissoulaFarmer, Jody4 ..............1986-89 .......................... LibbyFarnum, Donald1 .........1935 ......................... Harlowton

Farnam, Larry2 ............1973-74 ................. Seattle, WAFarrell, George2 ...........1900-01 .................Virginia CityFarrell, Joseph T.1 ........1903 ...........................MissoulaFarrell, Thomas1 ..........1905 ...........................MissoulaFarris, Jimmy4 .............1997-00 ................Lewiston, IDFarrish, Joe2 ................1989-90 .................Newark, CAFelker, Preston1 ...........1917 ...........................MissoulaFell, Donald1 ................1957 ........................ Vallejo, CAFelt, Tom1 ....................1942 ..............................BillingsFenton, Bob4 ...............1992-95 ............... Medford, ORFerda, Scot4 ................1976-79 ...................Great FallsFergus, Faustus1 ..........1902 ...........................WhitehallFerguson, Greg4 ..........1988-91 .................. Tigard, ORFernandez, Herbert4 .....1999-02 .............San Diego, CAFerris, Edward1 ............1964 ................................DillonFerris, Jack1 ................1942 ........................ Belmar, NJFerriter, Mike4 ..............2005-08 ........................ HelenaFetherston, Ryan4 ........2008-11 ........................ HelenaFiala, Joe1 ...................1965 ....................... Deer LodgeFinch, Nate2 ................1985-86 ...............Jackson, WYFisher, Bob1 .................1969 ...................Aberdeen, WAFisher, Brandon4 ..........2006-09 .................Franklin, TNFisher, John1 ...............1905 ....................St. Louis, MOFisher, Steve2 ..............1977-78 .....................MissoulaFiske, Karl3 ..................1940-42 .......................OutlookFiske, Karl2 ..................1966-67 ......................... LaurelFiskness, Paul2 ............1975-76 .....Hunting. Beach, CAFitzgerald, Edward1 ......1905 .................................ButteFitzgerald, Greg4 ..........1994-97 ................... ColumbusFitzgerald, Harold1 .......1919 ..........................Miles CityFitzgerald, John4 ..........1998-01 ................... ColumbusFjeldheim, Brad1 ..........2000 ........................ LewistownFlaherty, James1 ..........1906 .......................... BozemanFleming, Eugene1 .......1945 .............................. EurekaFletcher, Claude2 ........1924-25 .....................RoundupFlowers, Terry2 ...........1973-74 .............Cincinnati, OHFlynn, Michael1 ............1898 ...........................MissoulaFogerty, Gerald1 ..........1926 .................................ButteForbes, Hugh1 .............1911 ...........................MissoulaFord, Henry3 ................1947-49 ............... Durango, COForeman, Muckie4 .......2004-07 ............Spanaway, WAForte, Aldo3 .................1936-38 ................. Chicago, ILFoss, Don3 ..................1927-29 ..........................HavreFoster, Pat4 ..................1984-87 ....................... SavageFoster, LeRoy2 ............1984-85 ................. Chicago, ILFox, Donald1 ................1942 ........................... Park CityFox, Richard2 ..............1930-31 ........................BillingsFrancis, Jason2 ...........2000-01 .............. Spokane, WAFranks, Carl2 ...............1992-93 ...............Stockton, CAFranks, Troy2 ..............1989-90 ......................KalispellFred, Britt4 ...................1989-92 ........................ HelenaFredell, Ernest2 ............1908-09 ................... AnacondaFrederick, Spencer4 ......1998-01 ....................... ScobeyFreeman, Corey1 ..........1992 ....................... Deer LodgeFreeman, Paul1 ............1920 .........................Great FallsFreeman, Qwenton1 .....2006 ................... Pasadena, CAFrink, Jason3 ...............2003-05 ...............Post Falls, IDFritz, Robin1 ................1977 .............................. SidneyFrost, Mike1 .................1976 ...........Newport Beach, CAFrustaci, Marty2 ..........1969-70 ......... Los Angeles, CAFudge, Tony4 ...............1980-83 ...................Great FallsFulton, Scott1 ..............1905 .......................... Unknown

GGabriel, Tony1 ..............1968 ................. South River, NJGaines, Justin4 ............1995-98 ................ Niceville, FLGales, Brian4 ...............1995-98 .............. Richland, WAGall, Donald1 ...............1945 .......................Fort BentonGallagher, Edward1 ......1945 ......................... AnacondaGallagher, Tim3 ............1968-70 ......................Kalispell

Gamboa, Herbert2 ........2012-13 ........ San Clemente CAGardner, William1 .........1955 ....................... Seattle, WAGarland, Roger1 ...........1964 ................ Spring Valley, ILGarlington, King4 ..........1900-03 .....................MissoulaGarrett, Frank4 .............1990-93 .....................MissoulaGarrison, Steve4 ..........1980-83 .............. Spokane, WAGarske, Ron1 ..............1968 ......................... Chico, CAGarza, David2 ..............1986-87 .........Moses Lake, WAGaskins, Wally2 ...........1970-71 .....................MissoulaGault, James3 ..............1912-14 ...................Great FallsGedgord, Tom1 ...........1936 ....................... Chicago, ILGehring, Robert2 .........1954-55 ........Port Orchard, WAGelaskoska, Joe3 .........1976-78 ..................Bothel, WAGeorge, Donald1 ..........1945 .................................ButteGerlinger, Don3 ............1950-52 ................. Chicago, ILGelker, Garth1 ..............1997 ..................... Laramie, WYGermer, Chad4 .............1988-91 .................Three ForksGerner, Kenneth1 .........1946 .................Thompson FallsGianinni, Greg3 ............1986-88 ............... Sand CouleeGibson, Lyman1 ...........1936 .................... Puyallup, WAGilbreaith, David1 .........1997 .......................... BozemanGilbreth, Damon3 .........1989-91 ...........Wenatchee, WAGilder, Richard2 ...........1961-62 .....................MissoulaGillie, Rick2 .................1989-90 .................Rocklin, CAGillis, Tim2 ..................1983-84 ............... Portland, ORGimler, Brian2 ..............1985-86 ................Parsons, KSGinn, Jesse2 .................2012-13 .....................MissoulaGleason, Dave4 ...........1976-80 .....................MissoulaGleason, Frank1 ..........1910 ............................FlorenceGlenn, David2 ..............1981-82 ....................Elma, WAGlenn, Lorenzo2 ...........1988-89 ......Fountain Valley, CAGlennon, Michael4 .......1967-70 ........................BillingsGober, David1 ..............2002 .....................Anaheim, CAGober, Ken1 .................1986 ............................ Gary, INGockley, Rich3 ..............1992-94 .............. Spokane, WAGoicoechea, Mike4 .......1991-94 .................StevensvilleGoicoechea, Sean4 ......1993-96 .................StevensvilleGolden, Joseph1 ..........1936 ....................... Chicago, ILGompf, Harold1 ............1952 ................................ LibbyGoodfellow, Howard1 ...1897 .............................OvandoGoodwin, Anthony2 ......2012-13 ..............Temecula, CAGormon, Todd2 ............1988-89 ........................BillingsGorsich, Mathew3 ........1956-58 ................ Highland, INGorton, Robert2 ...........1939-40 ......................KalispellGorton, Robert1 ...........1947 ............................KalispellGotay, Peter2 ..............1962-63 ..............Clarkston, NYGoulet, Tony2 ...............1990-91 ............... Fullerton, CAGrady, Willie1 ...............1976 ....................... Newark, NJGragg, Scott4 ..............1991-94 .............. Silverton, ORGraham, Hugh1 ...........1899 ..............................BonnerGraham, Robert2 .........1966-67 ............San Mateo, CAGrant, Russell1 ............1957 .........................Mead, WAGrasky, James3 ...........1959-61 ....................Miles CityGratton, Roger “Tim”1 .1958 ...........................MissoulaGratton, Sam4 .............2009-12 ........................BillingsGratton, Scott4 ............1979-82 .....................MissoulaGratton, Zach2 ..............2012-13 ........................BillingsGraves, Don2 ...............1989-90 .................Newark, CAGraves, Robert3 ...........1950-52 ........................BillingsGray, Maceo3 ..............1967-69 .............Baltimore, MDGreen, Allen4 ...............1976-79 ................... AnacondaGreen, Brady4 ..............2003-06 ........Salt Lake City, UTGreen, Gregg2 .............1983-84 ..............Tonasket, WAGreen, Jay2 .................2003-04 ..................... GlasgowGreen, Justin2 .............2003-04 .............San Diego, CAGreene, Chase4 ...........1992-95 ..... Nine Mile Falls, WAGreenfield, Rocky1 .......1963 ...........................MissoulaGreenough, Earl3 .........1903-05 .....................MissoulaGreenough, Leo4 .........1900-03 .....................MissoulaGreenough, Paul2 ........1902-03 .....................MissoulaGreenough, Warren1 ....1901 ...........................MissoulaGregor, John3 ..............1958-60 ........................ ShelbyGreminger, Henry2 .......1958-59 ..............Alhambra, CA



Griffin, Phil2 .................1957-58 ................. Chicago, ILGriffin, Walter3 .............1923-25 .....................RoundupGriffith, William1 ..........1912 ......................... AnacondaGrigsby, Bill2 ...............1973-74 .............. Spokane, WAGrovom, Troy1 .............1983 .............................. HelenaGrove, Joseph1 ............1930 .................. Glenwood, MNGudith, Larry1 ..............1966 ...................Wyandotte, MIGue, Kenneth1 .............1956 .........................Great FallsGue, William3 ..............1952-54 ...................Great FallsGuerin, William1 ..........1914 .....................Olympia, WAGuevara, Mike2 ............1991-92 ..................Fresno, CA Gulbranson, William2 ....1974-75 .............Aberdeen, WAGunner, James1 ...........1905 .......................... UnknownGuptill, Robert3 ............1968-70 ...................Great FallsGurnsey, Scott4 ...........1991-94 .............Tumwater, WAGuse, Harold2 ..............1982-83 .............Janesville, MNGustafson, Brady1 ........2013 ..............................BillingsGustafson, Paul3 ..........1959-61 ...........Vancouver, B.C.Gustafson, Roy2 ..........1939-40 ..................... CorvallisGustafson, Ryan3 ........2004-05, 2007 ..............BillingsGutman, Bill2 ...............1968-69 .....................Missoula

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Hartman, Scott4 ..........1984-87 ...................Great FallsHartsell, Louis3 ...........1933-35 ................... AnacondaHarvey, Anthony2 ........1982-83 ................Oakland, CAHauck, Thomas3 ..........1961-63 ...........................ButteHauck, Tim3 ................1987-89 .................. Big TimberHawke, William2 ...........1932-33 ...........................ButteHawkins, Charlie1 ........1991 ....................Anderson, CAHawthorne, Alex4 .........2004-07 .................... Mesa, AZHay, Walter4 ................1900-03 .....................MissoulaHayes, Severn1 ...........1956 ......................Oakland, CAHaynes, Nick2 .............2008-09 ...........................ButteHaynes, Sean3..............2011-13 ......... Los Angeles, CAHazel, Justin2 ..............1995-96 ..... Fort Lauderdale, FLHeath, Richard3 ...........1952-54 ....................Miles CityHechler, Laurens2 ........1898-99 ..................... HamiltonHedstrom, Ole3 ............1967-69 ......................... LaurelHefty, John2 ................1998-99 .......Laguna Niguel, CAHeidelberger, Jeff.4 ......2001-04 .......... Nevada City, CAHelding, John4 .............1946-49 .....................MissoulaHelding, Robert2 ..........1948-49 .....................MissoulaHelean, Mike3 ..............1982-84 .....................MissoulaHeller, Albert2 ..............1933-34 ............... Twin BridgesHenderson, Ellis2 ..........2012-13 ............... Portland, ORHendrickson, Erik2 ......1989-90 .....................MissoulaHendrickson, Jake1 ......2012 .........................Gilbert, AZHenkel, David2 .............1995-96 ............. Lake Mary, FLHeppner, Kris3 .............1997-99 ...................Great FallsHerber, Edmund2 .........1960-61 .................Camas, WAHermanson, Matt3 ........2011-13 ............Sioux Falls, SDHeyfron, Dan1 ..............1897 ...........................MissoulaHeyfron, Gil3 ................1898-1900 .................MissoulaHickerson, Bill2 ............1969-70 ............... Sonoma, CAHighbee, Lawrence1 .....1920 ...........................MissoulaHileman, William3 ........1932-34 .................... WhitefishHill, Warren1 ................1964 ..............................BillingsHillesland, Terran4 .......2006-09 ........................ SidneyHilliard, Lex4 .................2003-05, 2007 ............KalispellHines, Jordan1 .............2013 .......................Phoenix, AZHines, Logan2 ..............2012-13 .................Phoenix, AZHinman, Dale2 .............1931-32 ...............Greybull, WYHinson, John4 .............1979-82 ................. Seattle, WAHoacek, Ed2 ................1938-39 ............. Wheeling, WVHobbs, Tyler4 ..............2007-10 .............. Spokane, WAHodson, William1 .........1899 ...........................MissoulaHoffmann, Jeff3 ...........1969-71 ................. Seattle, WAHogan, James3 ............1976-78 ...............Olympia, WAHogan, Mike1 ..............1981 ........................ Lacey, WAHoge, Adam4 ...............2001-04 .................... BozemanHoit, Dave3 ..................1995-97 ........ Coeur d’Alene, IDHolmes, Robie1 ...........1904 ..............................BillingsHolmes, Tyrone2 ...........2012-13 ........... Eagle Point, ORHolmquist, Don1 ..........1934 .......................... WhitefishHolt, Nick1 ....................2012 ....................... Seattle, WAHook, Tim2 ..................1977-78 Regina, SaskatchewanHoon, Jack3 .................1937-39 ........................ HelenaHorgan, Blake4 ............2001-04 .............. Spokane, WAHorn, Levi4 ..................2006-09 .............. Spokane, WAHortsch, Jeff2 ..............1991-92 ...............Corvallis, ORHoward, Cort1 .............1919 .......................... BozemanHoward, Lon1 ..............1968 .................... Centralia, WAHuestis, John4 ..............1985-88 .......Battle Ground, WAHuffer, Thomas2 ..........1963-64 ...............Maywood, ILHuggins, Jay1 ..............1976 ...........................MissoulaHuggins, Jerry2 ...........1981-82 .....................MissoulaHuggins, Larry1 ...........1964 ...........................MissoulaHughes, Ben2 ...............2010-11 ..........Grants Pass, ORHughes, Herbert2 ........1900-01 .................... UnknownHumphery, Yohance4 ..1998-01 ............Eagle River, AKHunt, Lewis2 ...............1911-12 ......................KalispellHunter, Alex4 ...............1986-89 ............Vancouver, WA

Huntsberger, Vince4 .....1998-01 .......................... LibbyHurley, Terry3 ..............1955-57 ................. Chicago, ILHuse, Richard2 ............1961-62 ...................Great FallsHuse, Thad4 ................1988-91 .....................MissoulaHutter, Brett1 ................2009 ....................... Ontario, CAHyde, Neil1 ..................1923 ............................ Fairview

IIllman, Ted3 .................1923-25 .....................MissoulaImer, Dick2 ..................1953-54 ................ Highland, INIngram, Mel3 ...............1950-52 ........................BillingsIseman, Greg2 ..............1981-82 ..........Baldwin City, KSIttner, William1 .............1909 ........... Red Lake Falls, MNIves, John1 ..................1989 ................Grants Pass, ORIvey, Billy1 ...................1996 ............... West Covina, CA

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KKafentzis, Andy3 ..........1948-50 .....................MissoulaKafentzis, Chris1 ..........1948 ...........................MissoulaKaimuloa, Kamakana4 .... 1997-00 ................Honolulu, HIKain, Kelly4 ..................2004-07 ...................Great FallsKain, Sam3 ..................1925-27 ........................ HelenaKaiser, Gary2 ...............1990-91 .....................Boise, IDKaiserman, William3 ....1954-56 ................... LivingstonKalafat, Joe3 ................1988-90 ...................Great FallsKaleikini, Samson2 .......2012-13 .................. Kapolei, HIKalisch, Frank3 ............1945-47 .............Dickinson, ND



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LLa Roche, Leo2 ...........1971-72 ............. Fitchburg, MALadd, Mike2 .................1973-74 ....... Garden Grove, CALaird, Loren3 ..............1950-52 ....................Miles CityLaird, Randy3 ..............1978-80 .....................MissoulaLaird, Robbie3 .............1985-87 .....................MissoulaLaird, Walton2 .............1953-54 ....................Miles CityLaMantia, Paul2 ...........2006-07 ................Oakdale, CALamb, Carlton1 ............1979 ...................Las Vegas, NVLamb, Henry1 ..............1917 ............................... LaurelLamb, Marc1 ...............1994 ................ Yorba Linda, CALamb, Paul4 ................1984-87 .............. Spokane, WALamberg, Ed1 .............1949 .................................ButteLambert, James1 .........1921 .........................Great FallsLambert, Tony2 ...........1986-87 .................Renton, WALamley, Robert3 ..........1950-52 ................. Kenton, OHLands, John2 ...............1958-59 .........Baton Rouge, LALane, William3 .............1977-79 ........... Englewood, COLaRowe, Clint1 .............2013 ..........................Miles CityLarson, Andy4 .............1993-96 ........................ HelenaLarson, Jeff4 ...............2007-10 .....................Cut BankLaslovich, Josh1 ..........1995 ......................... AnacondaLatimer, Frank2 ............1901-02 .....................MissoulaLavery, Thomas1 .........1968 ....................... Chicago, ILLawton, Galen2 ............1989-90 ................ Fairfield, CALayton, Jack3 ..............1915-17 ............... Portland, ORLazetich, William3 ........1936-38 ................... AnacondaLeahy, Arthur1 .............1917 .................................ButteLeaphart, Don1 ............1942 ...........................MissoulaLeaphart, William3 .......1940-42 .....................MissoulaLebeau, Blake1 .............2009 ...................Union City, CALebo, Brad4 .................1989-92 ................Lewiston, IDLebsock, Connor1.........2013 ..............................BillingsLebsock, Matt4 ............2003-06 ........................BillingsLebsock, Nick1 ............2007 ..............................BillingsLebsock, Ron4 ............1974-77 ...........................ButteLebsock, Shawn4 ........2006-09 ........................BillingsLedgerwood, Jackson1 2006 .......................Fort BentonLeenhouts, Richard1 ....1957 .........................Selah, WALeeper, Sam3 ................1946-48 ...........................ButteLehman, Joe4 ..............1994-97 ..............Coos Bay, ORLeid, James3 ...............1971-73 ............Waitsburg, WALembke, Chad4.............1989-92 ...........................ButteLeonard, Eugene2 ........1962-63 ................ Bay City, MILeonard, Robert2 .........1950-51 .............Santa Ana, CALePan, Jeremy1 ............2011 ..................Santa Anna,CALeProwse, Paul3 ..........1988-90 ...........................ButteLeRoux, Leonard2 ........1930-31 .........Wisc. Rapids, WILeuthold, Kenneth1 ......1953 ............................... LaurelLewis, Cliff2 .................1982-83 ......... Los Angeles, CALewis, Frank2 ..............1906-07 .................... UnknownLewis, George1 ............1945 ...........................MissoulaLewis, Lonzo1 .............1970 ......................Rockford, ILLewis, Ray3 .................1927-29 ...........................ButteLider, Chris2 .................2012-13 ...............Bellevue, WALipski, Matt1 ................2008 ......................Ashland, ORLinderholm, Rick2 ........1983-84 .................Crystal, MNLindsay, Robbe1 ..........1986 ..............................BillingsLindsey, Richard2 ........1951-52 .....................MissoulaLisowski, Donny3 ........2008-10 ................. Seattle, WALittle, Don3 ..................1952-54 ........................ HelenaLittle, George2 .............1909-10 .....................MissoulaLockridge, Earl1 ...........1916 .......................StevensvilleLockwood, Cole1 .........2009 ...........................MissoulaLodell, Albert1 .............1946 ......................... AnacondaLohof, Rusty1 ..............1985 ............................... LaurelLongley, Ed1 ................1904 .......................StevensvilleLonner, Walter1 ............1955 .................................ButteLono, Eric1 ..................1991 ......................Honolulu, HI

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Moe, Richardson2 .......1978-79 .........................PoplarMoe, Scott4 .................1982-85 .....................MissoulaMolden, Etu4 ...............1998-01 ..........Sacramento, CAMolloy, Conor2 ............2002-03 ........................ HelenaMolloy, Don3 ...............1965-67 .......................... MaltaMolloy, Seamus1 .........2003 .............................. HelenaMonestime, Marc3 .......1990-92 .....Thousand Oaks, CAMontana, Nate1 ............2011 ..................... Concord, CAMonterossi, Tim2 .........1984-85 ........Klamath Falls, ORMoomaw, Richard2 ......1950-51 .............Santa Ana, CAMoore, Dan4 ................2009-12 ..................Tucson, AZMoore, Edward3 ..........1956-58 ................. Deer LodgeMoore, Scott3 ...............1983-85 ..............Coos Bay, ORMoore, Thomas3 .........1928-30 ..................PhilipsburgMorey, William1 ...........1948 ........................... SheridanMorgan, Arthur2 ..........1906-07 ............Marshfield, ORMorgan, Gartha3 ..........1967-69 ........Salt Lake City, UTMornhinweg, Marty4 ....1980-84 .............. San Jose, CAMornhinweg, Shanon1 .1985 .................... San Jose, CAMorris, Clifford1 ...........1936 ..........................Miles CityMorris, Kevin2 .............1989-90 ........... Chula Vista, CAMorrow, James4 ...........1927-30 .........................MooreMorton, Chris2 ............1994-95 .............. San Jose, CAMorton, Scott4 ............1975-78 .............. Spokane, WAMosher, Pat1 ................1996 ..................Anchorage, AKMosier, Craig2 .............1983-84 .................Renton, WAMoutra, Antwon2 ..........2010-11 ................. Carson, CAMufich, William4 ..........1939-42 ...........................ButteMuhlick, Clarence3 ......1928-30 ............... Kenosha, WIMullan, Kerry4 .............2003-06 .................StevensvilleMullins, Austin4 ...........2006-09 ...................Great FallsMullins, Peter3 .............1967-69 .......San Francisco, CAMurfitt, Steve1 .............1979 ........................PhilipsburgMuri, Pete1 ..................1954 ..........................Miles CityMurphy, Charles2 .........1949-50 .............. Burlington, IAMurphy, Fred3 ..............1903-05 .....................MissoulaMurphy, Kirk4 ..............1988-91 ........................ PolsonMurphy, Mike4 .............2003-06 ...................Great FallsMurphy, Ray2 ..............1921-22 ................... AnacondaMurray, Chris3 .............1986-88 ........... Englewood, CAMurray, Henry3 ............1929-31 .....................MissoulaMurray, Jim3 ................1950-52 ................... AnacondaMurray, Marshall3 .......1926-28 .....................MissoulaMurray, Mark1 .............1980 ............................ ChoteauMurray, Scott3 ............1983-85 ......................KalispellMurray, Sean3 ..............2010-12 ................. Corona, CAMuse, Richard1 ...........1974 .............................OpheimMyers, Larry2 ..............1957-58 ................Pacoma, CA

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Nickel, Frank2 ..............1951-52 ........................BillingsNicosia, Michael2 ........1967-68 ...............Scranton, PANielsen, William1 .........1974 ....................... Chicago, ILNoel, Kyler4 .................2002-05 ........................ HelenaNordstrom, Bruce2 ......1967-68 ............Vancouver, WANordstrom, Jim3 ..........1968-70 ................ Auburn, WANormand, Robert1 .......1946 ......................... AnacondaNorwood, Pat3 .............1978-80 ........................BillingsNoyes, Leonard3 ..........1935-37 ...........................ButteNugent, Frank3 ............1937-39 ....................Miles CityNussbacker, Karl1 ........1939 ...........................MissoulaNuu, Joe2 ....................1981-82 ........... Bakersfield, CANygren, Greg3 .............1986-88 ...................Merlin, ORNyquist, Donald1 .........1942 ............................. Scobey

OOakland, Brent3 ...........1981-83 ......................GlendiveOberweiser, Jack1 ........1949 ..............................BillingsO’Billovich, Robert3 .....1959-61 ...........................ButteO’Brien, Michael3 .........1956-58 .............. Spokane, WAOchoa, John1 ..............1969 ....................... Orange, CAOchs, Craig2 ................2003-04 .................Boulder, COOdden, Nate4 ...............1984-87 .........................DuttonO’Donnell, Thomas3 ....1938-40 ................. Casper, WYOech, Vern1 .................1932 ..............................BillingsOelkers, T.J.4 ..............1998-01 ........................ HelenaOgden, Randy4 ............1974-77 ......... Traverse City, MIOglesbee, Jim1 ............1973 ...........................MissoulaOiland, Kjelby3 ..............2011-13 .............. Spokane, WAOkoniewski, Steve2 ......1970-71 .............Silverdale, WAOliver, Dane3 ...............2001-03 ........... Monmouth, OROliver, Larry4 ................1982-85 .............. Hillsboro, ORO’Loughlin, Jack4 ........1945-48 .....................MissoulaOlsen, Justin4 ..............1995-98 ........................ HelenaOlson, Bruce2 ..............1957-58 .....................MissoulaOlson, Clifford3 ............1934-36 .................... WhitefishOlson, Jamaine1 ..........2007 .................. Beaverton, OROlson, James3 .............1971-73 ............ Rochester, MNO’Neil, James2 ............1967-68 ...... Edmonton, AlbertaO’Neil, Mick1 ...............1968 ................Walla Walla, WAO’Neill, William1 ...........1922 ...........................MissoulaOpperud, Jon4 .............2008-11 ............Milwaukee, OROrwig, Chris3 ...............2002-05 ........Prairie Village, KSOrizotti, Dan4 ...............1998-01 ...........................ButteOrlich, Don1 ................1952 .................................ButteOrr, Conrad2 ................1916-17 .....................MissoulaOrtiz, R.C.3 ..................1967-69 .......... Monte Bello, CAOstrum, Emil2 ..............1925-26 ............... Wabash, MNOverton, Robert4 .........2007-10 .........San Leandro, CAOwen, Addison2 ...........2012-13 ............Vancouver, WAOwens, John2 ..............1985-86 .....................Kent, WAOwsley, Merritt4 ...........1911-14 ............... Twin Bridges

PPacheco, Raul4 ............1995-98 ................Honolulu, HIPaffhausen, Josh4 .......1994-97 ...........................ButtePage, John* ................1940 ............................KalispellPalma, Ryan3 ..............1993-95 ...................Canby, ORPalmer, Colt4 ...............2001-04 ................. Omaha, NEPalmer, Jace4 ...............2006-09 .....................MissoulaPalmer, Loren1 .............1946 ............................... LaurelPalmer, Tyler4 ..............2006-09 .....................MissoulaPangle, Louis3 .............1955-57 ..................Denver, COPaoli, David4 ................1978-81 ...................Great FallsParesa, Gregory3 .........1967-69 .................. Kahului, HIParker, Damon4 ...........1997-00 ............. Tallahasse, FLParker, John1 ...............1973 .................... Kingston, MEParks, Tim2 ..................2005-06 .......Moreno Valley, CAParmalee, James3 .......1926-28 .....................MissoulaParsons, Houston1 ......1901 ...........................MissoulaPattison, Leo1 ..............1946 ........................... GlasgowPaulson, Kraig4 ............1983-86 .................PlentywoodPayne, Bryan2 .............1989-90 .............. Spokane, WA



Pease, Brent2 ..............1985-86 ..... Mountain Home, IDPeevey, Zach1 ...............2013 ...........................MissoulaPeeples, Johnnie2 ........2001-02 ...............Anaheim, CAPelayo, Alvin1 ..............1958 ......................Honolulu, HIPelc, Brian4 .................1999-02 ........................ HelenaPelluer, Tyler2 ...............2007-08 ........ Sammamish, WAPells, Greg1 .................1983 .....................Calgary, ALBPepe, Joe2 ...................1957-58 .....................MissoulaPerey, Emile3 ...............1928-30 ..................PhilipsburgPetek, Andy4 ...............1997-00 ........................ HelenaPeters, Daniel2 .............1960-61 ...........................ButtePeters, Robin3 ..............1969-71 .Cleveland Heights, OHPeterson, Arthur3 .........1936-38 ...................Great FallsPeterson, Keith2 ...........1953-54 ................. Seattle, WAPeterson, Phillip3 .........1936-38, .....................KalispellPeterson, Russell3 ........1928-30 ....................Miles CityPeterson, Tom1 ............1985 ..........................Miles CityPeterson, Tyler2 ...........2001-02 ........................ HelenaPetty, Larry2 ................1963-64 ...................Great FallsPfahler, Steven4 ...........2006-09 .................FrenchtownPierce, Murray2 ...........1975-76 .............Cincinnati, OHPierson, Clay4 ..............2010-13 ............... Twin BridgesPiette, Russell2 ............2009-10 ............Vancouver, WAPitcher, Ciche3 .............2000-01, 03 ............. AnacondaPitcher, Karl3 ...............2005-07 ................... AnacondaPinsoneault, Richard1 ..1952 ........................St. IgnatiusPlum, Mark3 ................1974-76 .............. Tracyton, WAPlummer, Ben3 ............1923-25 .................StevensvillePlummer, Ted3 .............1921-23 .................StevensvillePoehls, William4 ...........2010-13 ................Chandler, AZPolhemus, Chris3 .........2003-05 .....................MissoulaPolich, Tim4 ................1986-89 ...................Great FallsPolleys, Hovey3 ...........1900-02 .....................MissoulaPomajevich, Chris2 ......1962-63 ......................SuperiorPomajevich, Joseph3 ...1935-37 .....................MissoulaPonqoha, Dave2 ...........1973-74 .................. Lacey, WAPoole, Scott3 ...............1982-85 .............. Spokane, WAPoole, Shawn4 .............1982-85 .............. Spokane, WAPoole, Trevor3 ...............2011-13 .............. Spokane, WAPopovich, Milt3 ............1935-37 ...........................ButtePorter, Gilbert2 ............1921-22 .................StevensvillePostler, Willie3 .............1969-71 ...........Vancouver, B.C.Potts, Michael2 ............2003-04 .....................MissoulaPowell, Alan3 ...............1981-83 .................. LewistownPremock, Steve2 ...........1990-91 ..........Grass Valley, CAPreuninger, William1 .....1945 ...........................MissoulaPrevis, John1 ................1935 .................Thompson FallsPrice, John1 .................1978 ........................Palatine, ILPrigmore, John1 ..........1973 ..................... Winlock, WAProcter, Cory4 ..............2001-04 ........... Gig Harbor, WAPrueninger, William1 .....1947 ...........................MissoulaPugh, Terry3 .................1969-71 ......................Kalispell

QQuinn, J.D. 2 ................2007-08 .................Garland, TX

R Radakovich, Dan3 ........1946-48 ..................... GlasgowRafferty, William1 ........1926 ..................... Wabash, MNRamsey, Ted3 ..............1920-22 .................. LewistownRankin, Mike4 ..............1985-88 .............Edmonds, WARay, Jason4 .................1985-88 .....................MissoulaRay, Ted4 .....................1982-85 .................StevensvilleRaynock, Chase4 ........1996-99 ........................BillingsReagan, John2 .............1940-41 ................. Chicago, ILReardon, Stephen2 ......1908-09 .................Boston, MARedwine, Randy2 .........1974-75 ................Reading, OHReece, Gabe2 ..............1995-96 .................. Salem, ORReed, Dick2 .................1949-50 ....................Miles CityReeves, David3 ............1985-87 ...... Sedro Wooley, WA

Rehm, Trevor2 ..............2012-13 ..........................DillonReid, Darrin2 ...............1985-86 ........Klamath Falls, ORReidy, Mike1 ................2000 ...................San Diego, CA Reilly, Casey3 ..............1969-71 ................... AnacondaRemington, Josh4 .........1994-97 ......................KalispellRenevier, Jeff2 .............2000-01 ................. Orange, CARenning, Stanley3 ........1956-58 ...................Great FallsReplogle, Bert1 ............1947 ........................ LewistownReynolds, Chase4 ........2007-10 ................. DrummondReynolds, Linwood3 .....1931-33 ...........................ButteReynolds, Terry1 ..........1972 .....................Glendora, CAReynolds, Vernon2 .......1941-42 ................Prosser, WAReynolds, William3 ......1946-48 ................ Highland, INRhehfield, Robert1 .......1945 ...........................MissoulaRhinehart, Naseby3 .....1932-34 ............ Milwaukee, WIRhinehart, Naseby Jr.3 .1955-57 .....................MissoulaRhoades, Brad4 ...........2002-05 ...........Bellingham, WARice, Mike2 .................1985-86 ...............Twin Falls, IDRice, Tony4 .................1989-92 ...........North Bend, ORRichards, Ron2 ............1970-71 ...........................ButteRichardson, Kelly4 ........1980-83 ..........Grants Pass, ORRichardson, Quinton2 ...1987-88 ................Oakland, CARiggs, Bryan2 ...............2007-08 .............. Spokane, WARigoni, Arnie4 ...............1977-80 ................. Chicago, ILRiley, Randy4 ................1993-96 ...........................ButteRist, Severt1 .................1945 ..............................BillingsRittenour, Clifford1 ........1897 ...........................MissoulaRitter, Milton3 ...............1924-26 ................ Eveleth, MNRoban, Michael2 ...........1976-77 ...................Great FallsRobbins, James2 ..........1997-98 .....................MissoulaRoberts, Evan1 .............1939 .................................ButteRoberts, James1 ..........1933 ..............................BillingsRoberts, Joe2 ..............1951-52 ...........................ButteRoberts, Pierre2 ..........1946-47 .....................MissoulaRoberts, Sam1 ............1939 .............................. HelenaRoberts, Tony2 ............1989-90 ............Vancouver, WARobertson, Alfred2 .......1914-15 ...................MinnesotaRobertson, William3 ....1940-42 ...................Great FallsRobinson, Casey4 ........1996-99 .....................MissoulaRobinson, Clarence1 ....1963 ............................KalispellRobinson, Joel4 ...........2000-03 ......................KalispellRobinson, Roy3 ...........1967-69 ..................... GlasgowRodriguez, Alex2 ..........1982-83 ......... Los Angeles, CARognlien, Gordon3 .......1926-28 ......................KalispellRolston, Thomas3 ........1936-38 ....................... ForsythRominger, Dean4 .........1980-83 .................Fort BentonRominger, Steven4 ........2010-13 .....................MissoulaRonan, Peter3 ..............1911-13 .....................MissoulaRooney, Harry1 ............1921 ...........................MissoulaRooney, James4 ..........1978-81 .....................MissoulaRooney, John3 .............1981-83 ...........................ButteRoots, Houston1 ...........2010 ....................Rio Linda, CARoper, Justin2 ..............2009-10 ..................Buford, GARosenberg, Joel4 ..........1999-02 .................... WhitefishRosenberg, Ronald4 .....1971-74 .................... WhitefishRosera, Ervin3 ..............1955-57 ..................... Lena, WIRossmiller, Edward2 .....1945-46 ................... Minot, NDRothwell, Jack1 ............1950 ..............................BillingsRowam, James1 ...........1954 ......................... LivingstonRowell, Darren2 ............1996-97 ......... Abbotsford, B.C.Rubie, Michael1 ............2003 ...................... Cerritos, CARudio, Jack2 .................1960-61 ........................ HelenaRuiz, Mike2 ...................1986-87 ......................KalispellRule, Ted3 ....................1928-30 ................. Deer Lodge Russell, Brent3 .............1962-64 .....................MissoulaRussell, Harvey1 ...........1902 ...........................MissoulaRussum Brent4 .............2005-08 ................Lewiston, IDRutt, Tom4 ....................1981-84 ......................... LaurelRyan, Casey1 ...............2000 ..............................BillingsRyan, Emmett4 .............1907-10 .......................... Valier

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Shevalier, Jack2 ...........1960-61 ........................ HelenaShields, John2 .............1935-36 ....................Miles CityShillam, Terry4 .............1982-85 ............. Orchards, WAShoate, Jeff1 ...............1999 ...................San Diego, CAShort, Cory1 ................1999 ...........................Cut BankShort, Daniel1 ..............1998 ...........................Cut BankShupe, Dale3 ...............1953-55 ........................HarlemShupe, Joe1 ................1976 .........................Great FallsSil, Nate2 .....................1997-98 .....................MissoulaSilovsky, Paul1 .............1980 ........................Topeka, KSSilvernale, Grant3 .........1922-24 ..........................BakerSimonson, Eric4 ...........1992-95 .................PlentywoodSimpkins, Edward4 .......1910-13 .....................MissoulaSimpson, Ja’Ton3 .........2002, 04-05 ........Bellflower, CASimpson, Martin3 ........1908-10 .....................MissoulaSirmon, David4 ............1993-96 ..........Walla Walla, WASivingen, Marcus1 .......1946 ........................... GlasgowSkinner, Jon4 ...............2000-03 ..........................DillonSloane, Hugh1 ..............1899 ...........................MissoulaSloan, Pete2 ................2004-05 ......................KalispellSlocum, Dethrick2 .......1990-91 ..................Fresno, CASmall, Robert3 .............1954-56 .....................MissoulaSmead, Burton3 ...........1908-10 .....................MissoulaSmelko, Daniel1 ...........1964 .....................Hubbard, OHSmerker, Gregg4 ..........1988-91 ...................Great FallsSmith, Bob2 .................1973-74 ..................Pasco, WASmith, Di-Onte3 ............1996-98 ..............Van Nuys, CASmith, Earl1 .................1902 .......................... UnknownSmith, Frank2 ...............1936-37 ................. Chicago, ILSmith, Gary3 ................1959-61 .................... WhitefishSmith, Gary3 ................1965-67 ............. Pittsburgh, PASmith, Jeffrey1 .............1975 ..................Vancouver, WASmith, Joe1 ..................2007 ........ Rowland Heights, CASmith, Mark3 ..............1983-85 ............Vancouver, WASmith, Michael1 ...........1998 ............... Los Angeles, CASmith, Mike2 ...............1965-66 ...............Olympia, WASmith, Scott2 ...............1986-87 ..............Lancaster, CASmith, Vernon3 ............2001-03 .............San Diego, CASmith, William (B.J.)1 ..1948 .................................ButteSmithwick-Hann, Shay3 2011-13 ......................KalispellSnyder, Chris4 .............2000-03 .............. Spokane, WASnyder, George2 ..........1930-31 ...................Great FallsSobansky, Joe2 ............1976-77 ........................Ajo, AZSoderston, John1 .........1908 .........................Clinton, IASoloman, Ted1 .............1972 .................... Spokane, WASopp, Bernie1 ..............1994 ..........................Ukiah, CASorenson, Glenn2 ........1959-60 ........................BillingsSorenson, Thomas2 .....1957-58 ................. Benicia, CASorrell, Malcom4 .........1980-83 ............... Tacoma, WASparber, Dale2 .............1957-58 ............Cashmere, WASparks, Richard3 .........1966-68 ...........................ButteSparks, Robert1 ...........1940 .................................ButteSpaulding, Thomas1 ....1903 ...........................MissoulaSpear, Del4 ..................1973-76 ................ Cheney, WASpelman, James3 ........1936-38 ................... AnacondaSpencer, Bruce1 ..........1970 ....................Hoquiam, WASpencer, Franklin3 ........1928-30 ........................GeyserSpencer, Lance4 ..........2002-05 .......................... MaltaSpencer, Mark2 ............2001-02, ............. Fallbrook, CASpigner, Paul1 ..............1976 ....................... Newark, NJSpraggins, Scott4 ........1992-95 ...................Great FallsSprosky, Todd2 ............1988-89 ............... Gardena, CAStachnik, Ray2 .............1969-70 ................. Chicago, ILStachnik, Richard2 .......1975-76 ................. Chicago, ILStadnyk, Mike4 .............2004-05, 07-08 .Regina, Saska.Staninger, Brett1 ..........2002 ...........................MissoulaStansberry, Robert1 .....1932 ....................... Norfolk, NEStapp, Clint2 ................2006-07 ................... Niwot, COStark, John1 ................1972 ..................Vancouver, WAStark, Robert2 .............1972-73 ........................ Polson

Starkey, Steven2 ..........1972-73 ...............El Monte, CAStedham, John3 ...........1967-69 .............. Chehalis, WAStein, Karl2 ..................1969-70 ........San Anselmo, CASteinau, Matt4 .............1998-01 ..................El Toro, CASteiner, Ed1 .................1965 ...........................MissoulaSteinhauer, Ben1 ..........1975 ....................... Chicago, ILStenson, Perry3 ...........1937-39 ......................KalispellStensrud, Kelly4 ...........1992-95 .....................MissoulaStephens, Andre4 ........1980-83 ............... Tacoma, WAStephens, Wallace2 .....1945-46 ........................BillingsSterns, Bill3 .................1969-71 ........... Stevenson, WAStewart, Gordon3 ........1948-50 ....................... ForsythStewart, Robert2 .........1951-52 ....................... ForsythStimac, Daniel2 ............1967-68 ...................Great FallsStocking, G. Edgar1 .....1952 .......................... WhitefishStockton, Houston3 .....2008-10 .............. Spokane, WAStoddard, Thayer3 .......1907-09 .....................MissoulaStoll, Erik3 ...................2008-10 ...............Sandpoint, IdStone, George1 ............1912 ...........................MissoulaStorbakken, Rollie1 ......1974 .................Mt. Vernon, WAStory, Leland2 ..............1933-34 ....................... WinnettStranahan, Larry3 ........1968-70 .....................MissoulaStrand, Carl1 ................1955 ................. Bremerton, WAStrauss, Richard3 .........1966-68 ........................ PolsonStraw, Alva1 ................1921 ............................. ForsythStreit, David2 ...............1946-47 .....................MissoulaStreit, Norman4 ............1912-15 .....................MissoulaStringer, Darren2 ..........1990-91 ...............Vacaville, CAStrizich, Joseph1 .........1936 .........................Great FallsStrom, Roy3 ................1939-41 ........................ ShelbyStrutzel, Mike2 .............1986-87 ................Monitor, WAStuart, Gig1 .................1974 ..........................Miami, FLStuberg, Josh4 ............2009-12 ........................ HelenaSugrue, Pat3 ................1923-25 ................... AnacondaSullivan, Dan4 ..............1974-77 ...........................ButteSullivan, John3 ............1933-35, ..........................ButteSullivan, Pat4 ...............1976-79 ...........................ButteSullivan, Rick4 .............1985-88 .................... WhitefishSullivan, Stephen4 .......1917-20 ...........................ButteSulser, Mark2 ................1987-88 ..................... GlasgowSunderland, Brock2 ......1999-00 ...................Great FallsSundquist, Tim3 ...........1981-83 ...................Great FallsSutton, Mickey2 ...........1980-81 .............Union City, CASvennungsen, Rock3 ...1972-74 ........................ ShelbySwanson, Carl2 ...........1935-36 ................... AnacondaSwarthout, Jack3 .........1939-41 ................Prosser, WASwarthout, William3 .....1940-42 ................Prosser, WASwearingen, Chester1 ..1952 ..............Port Orchard, WASwearingen, Gary1 ......1972 ...........................MissoulaSweet Russell2 ............1924-25 ....................Miles CitySwenson, Brent3 .........1991-93 ..................... GlasgowSwink, Andrew2 ...........2008-09 .. Rowland Heights, CASwogger, Josh1 ...........2006 ........................Vienna, OHSylvestre, Mike1 ..........2009 .......................Phoenix, AZSzakash, Paul2 ...........1935-36 ................. Chicago, ILSzalay, Thatcher4 .........1998-01 .................... Whitefish

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COACHING & SCORINGHISTORY

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WE ARE MONTANACoaching History

Montana’s all-tiMe CoaChing Results 1897-2013Coach Alma Mater Year(s) W L T Pct.*Fred Smith Cornell 1897 1 2 3 .333Sgt. F.B. Searight Stanford 1898 3 2 0 .600Guy Cleveland Montana 1899 1 2 0 .333Frank Bean Wisconsin 1900-01 2 4 0 .333Dewitt Peck Iowa State 1902 0 3 0 .000H.B. Conibear Illinois 1903-04 5 7 0 .416F.W. Schule Wisconsin 1905-06 4 7 0 .363Albion Findley Wisconsin 1907 4 1 1 .800Roy White Iowa 1908-09 7 2 2 .777Robert Cary Montana 1910-11 5 3 1 .625Lt. W.C. Philoon West Point 1912 4 3 0 .571A.G. Heilman Franklin-Marshall 1913-14 8 4 1 .666Jerry Nissen Washington State 1915-17 7 7 3 .500Bernie Bierman Minnesota 1919-21 9 9 3 .500J.W. Stewart Geneva 1922-23 7 8 0 .466Earl Clark Montana 1924-25 7 8 1 .466Frank Milburn West Point 1926-30 18 22 3 .450Bernard Oakes Illinois 1931-34 8 22 1 .266Doug Fessenden Illinois 1935-41 32 25 4 .561Clyde Carpenter Montana 1942 0 8 0 .000George Dahlberg Montana 1945 1 4 0 .200Doug Fessenden Illinois 1946-48 14 15 0 .482Ted Shipkey Stanford 1949-51 12 16 0 .428Ed Chinske Montana 1952-54 8 18 1 .307Jerry Williams Washington State 1955-57 6 23 0 .206Ray Jenkins Colorado 1958-63 14 43 0 .245Hugh Davidson Colorado 1964-66 8 20 0 .285Jack Swarthout Montana 1967-75 51 41 1 .554Gene Carlson Montana 1976-79 16 25 0 .390Larry Donovan Nebraska 1980-85 25 37 1 .403Don Read Sacramento State 1986-95 85 36 0 .702Mick Dennehy Montana 1996-99 39 12 0 .756Joe Glenn South Dakota 2000-02 39 6 0 .867Bobby Hauck Montana 2003-09 80 17 0 .825Robin Pflugrad Portland State 2010-2011 13 6 0 .684Mick Delaney UM-Western 2012-Present 15 9 0 .625*Ties not computed in percentage.

Editor’s note: The Redbook is The University of Montana Athletic Department’s handwritten his-tory by George “Jiggs” Dahlberg dating from 1897 through the 1980 season. (All photos from Sports Information archives)

Fred smith1897

“Two years after The University of Montana opened its doors to stu-dents, the first football team was organized. Professor Fred D. Smith,

chemistry professor and former football player at Cornell University, volunteered to coach the football team. Twenty-four men turned out. No uniforms were available so many of the players used makeshift clothing.”-- The Redbook

F.B. seabright1898

“Sgt. B.F. Seabright, a graduate and former player at Stanford, was a coach in 1898. He was engaged by the university as instruc-tor in general athletics.

Students raised an initial $110 to help pay the coach’s salary. Charles Allard kicked the first field goal in the state of Montana at the Thanksgiving game vs. the Montana State College Aggies in Mis-soula. Montana won 16-0.” -- The Redbook

guy Cleveland1899

“Prospects for a first class team were not very bright at the start of the 1899 season when Guy Cleveland took over the team. Scarce any of the old players were back and positions had to be filled with untried material.” “In the first game against the Anaconda Ath-letic Club, Coach Cleveland played right half-back. He made the two touchdowns and kicked goal both times to win for the varsity.” --The Redbook

Frank Bean1900-1901

“Frank Bean from the University of Wisconsin was selected as coach. A game with Anaconda failed to materialize, therefore, the only game scheduled

in 1900 was with Montana State College.” -- The Redbook “The unsuccessful season was due to the lack of experienced players. We had no experienced quarterback.” --Kaimin, student paper

Dewitt Peck1902

This season saw the organization of the Northwest Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Nine Northwest colleges were represented at a meeting which was held in Spokane.

h.B. Conibear1903-1904

“Hiram Conibear coached at Illinois University before coming to UM. The 1903 team was the first university football team to be sent out of the state to

compete in an athletic contest. Coach Conibear will be remembered by Uni-versity of Montana fans for at least one contribu-tion, his 1904 team ran up the biggest score in foot-ball history against Montana State College, 79-0.” -- The Redbook

F.W. schule1905-1906

A writeup of the 1906 season by Coach Schule in the yearbook says, “as interesting and as spec-tacular a game of football as the writer has seen in

the far west was played on the Montana field on October 19th. Our men succeeded in holding Washington State’s undefeated team to the clos-est score made against them this season.”--Montana Sentinel


WE ARE MONTANACoaching History Bernard oakes

1931-1934 “Bernard F. “Bunny” Oakes, who had been line coach at the University of Nebraska for the past five years, became Major Mil-burn’s successor as head

coach of football for the 1931 season. Robert Stansberry and Henry Blastic made honorable mention All Americans. Bernard Oakes left after the 1934 season to coach football at the University of Colorado.” -- The Redbook

Doug Fessenden1935-1941

“Douglas Fessenden, Fenger High School coach in Chicago, was selected as head football coach at the university in April of 1935. “Man of the Year” was

the honor accorded Douglas Fessenden by the Kaimin in 1935 for the distinguished work done by him in raising Montana to a prominent place in Pacific Coast Conference football. Fessenden proved himself to be an able mentor and won the respect and admiration of the entire school. The 1937 season was the most successful football season since 1914. Montana won six consecutive games in 1937 which is the first time in history Montana won as many games. The highlight of the 1939 season was the 13-0 win over the University of Idaho, smashing the Idaho jinx and giving Montana possession of the Little Brown Stein for the first time. The 1941 football season was a successful year as well, UM going 6-3. 1946-1948 (14-15) Douglas Fessenden returned from the Army Air Corp in time to take over his duties as head football coach. Montana enjoyed a successful 1947 season winning 7 games and losing 4 and defeated Washington State College and the University of Idaho on their home grounds. Fessenden resigned in 1948 and the follow-ing year received his doctors degree in Physical Education from Columbia University. Fessen-den had the best win and loss record in football of any university football coach up until that time.” -- The Redbook

george Dahlberg1945

“George “Jiggs” Dahl-berg from the University of Montana coached football for the 1945 season. Dr. J.E. “Burly” Miller, faculty athletic representa-

tive ruled that the University of montana, ‘must follow pre-war Pacific Coast Conference rules.’” -- The Redbook

albion Findley1907

“Coach Findley had been a mem-ber of the All-Western Conference team while at-tending the University of Wisconsin.

This was the first year that letter sweaters were awarded. University sweater awards were donated by Missoula Mercantile.”--The Redbook

Roy White1908-1909

“Roy “Cupid” White, All-Western tackle at the University of Iowa in 1905, was selected to coach the Montana team. The 1909 team was the

first Montana football team to be undefeated.” -- The Redbook

Robert Cary, 1910-11 “Montana was very successful using the for-ward pass in 1910.” -- The Redbook

lt. W.C. Philoon, 1912 Lt. Philoon was an All American player (cen-ter) at West Point.

a.g. heilman, 1913-14 “This was the best team that Montana had yet produced, and Montana was undefeated and had one scoreless tie with Idaho in 1914. Richard Howell of the Law School wrote the song: “Up With Montana” (UM’s fight song) in 1914.” --The Redbook

Jerry nissen1915-1917

“The biggest game of the season and one of the biggest in Montana history came Thanksgiving Day 1915 when the powerful Syracuse University team

invaded Missoula for the first intersectional game in the state. Coach Jerry Nissen returned from the North-west Conference meeting at Seattle in 1916 with the news that Montana had been admitted to the conference. Coach Nissen resigned at the end of the 1917 season to join the Army. The coach had com-piled a record of 14-7-4 in three seasons.” -- The Redbook

Bernie Bierman1919-1921

“Bernie Bierman, the new coach, was an All-America halfback at the University of Minnesota in 1915. Probably no season up

to this time saw more “firsts” than in 1920. The Grizzlies beat the University of Washington for the only time in history. Montana’s football field was moved and named “Dornblaser Field” in honor of Paul Dornblaser, the great Grizzly tackle, who was killed in action in World War I. Finally, the Grizzlies ran up their biggest score in history, a 133-0 pasting of Mount St. Charles (Carroll College).” -- The Redbook

J.W. stewart1922-1923

“John W. Stewart, a graduate of Geneva Col-lege, Penn., was selected from a list of 50 candidates to succeed Bernie Bierman. He was to be head coach of the football, basketball and

track teams.” -- The Redbook

earl Clark1924-1925

“Earl “Click” Clark became the second Mon-tana graduate to coach a Grizzly team in 1924. Coach Clark resigned at the end of the 1925 sea-

son to accept the position of trainer at the Uni-versity of Washington. He held this position un-til his retirement.” -- The Redbook

Frank Milburn1926-1930

“Major Frank Milburn, a West Point graduate and winner of the Athletic Sa-ber, emblematic of the best athlete at West Point, be-came head of the R.O.T.C. and head football coach.

The 1930 season highlights were victories over Montana State College, University of Idaho and Gonzaga University. Major “Shrimp” Milburn closed his coaching career at the University of Montana due to Army orders transferring him to another station.”-- The Redbook


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ted shipkey1949-1951

“Ted Shipkey began his coaching stint at the University of Montana in 1949. The passing combina-tion of Ray Bauer (end) and

Tom Kingsford (quarterback) in 1950 was one of the best in University history. Montana with-drew from the Pacific Coast Conference and joined the Mountain States Conference which is also know as the “Skyline” Conference. Ted Shipkey resigned as football coach in 1951.” -- The Redbook

ed Chinske1952-1954

“Edward Chinske became the next UM head football coach in 1952. Richard (Dick) Imer was selected for All-Amer-ican honors in 1953. Imer

and Joe DeLuca were chosen to several All-American teams in 1954.” -- Redbook

Jerry Williams1955-1957

“UM’s fund-raising arm, the Century Club, got its start in 1955, the same year as Head Coach Jerry Wil-liams arrived. Aside from the fact

that Stanley Renning was considered one of the greatest sophomores to ever appear in a Grizzly uniform, the 1956 campaign was a dismal one. Coach Jerry Williams, who had played pro-fessional football with the Philadelphia Eagles, left UM to be an assistant coach for the Eagles.” -- The Redbook

Ray Jenkins1958-1963

“Ray Jenkins’ first year as football coach was a poor debut with an 0-10 record, the worst in Montana his-tory. The Grizzlies came up

with their best passing attack in 10 season dur-ing 1959, a campaign that also marked the end of a 15-game losing streak when the Grizzlies scored a 12-0 upset over Brigham Young. Terry Dillon was selected and played in the East-West Shrine game January 1963. The 1963 football season was unsuccessful - winning one game and losing nine. Ray Jenkins resigned at the close of the 1963 football season.” -- The Redbook

Coaching Historyhugh Davidson

1964-1966 “In 1964 Hugh David-son become the new head coach. The Terry Dillon Award was established for the most valuable player on the football team.

Davidson resigned at the end of the 1966 football season.” -- Redbook

Jack swarthout1967-1975

“Since assuming the duties of both head football coach and AD at UM in 1967, Jack Swarthout put a drive into the school’s ath-letic program which had

not been seen in Missoula for several years. Montana won the Big Sky Conference cham-pionship in 1969 for the first time since confer-ence football began in 1963. Coach Swarthout and his staff received con-siderable praise for the excellent job of coaching Montana to its second consecutive undefeated regular season play in 1970. The team played in the Camillia Bowl, losing to UND 31-16. There were several Grizzlies selected to various All-American teams in 1971. Swarthout resigned as football coach at the close of the 1975 season. He chose to return to high school teaching and coaching at Capital High, Olympia, Wash. Swarthout left UM as the winningest football coach in the University’s history with a nine-year record of 51 wins, 41 losses and one tie. He won two consecutive Big Sky football championships (1969 and 1970).” -- The Redbook

gene Carlson1976-1979

“The 1976 football sea-son opened with Eugene Carlson as the new head football coach. Carlson in-herited the coaching staff of the preceding adminis-

tration (Jack Swarthout), as well as the offensive system (Wishbone or Texas Y). However, Gene made some changes in the offense formation.” Carlson was an alumnus of UM and was a very successful high school coach in Great Falls prior to coming to the University of Montana. A greater success was expected by those in power so Carlson resigned at the close of the 1979 sea-son. ”-- The Redbook

larry Donovan1980-1985

Larry Donovan was selected to replace Gene Carlson. Donovan was a graduate of the University of Nebraska and came to Mon-tana from the University of

Kansas where he had been an assistant coach. The 1981 season was positive, as Coach Don-ovan was rebuilding the football program, and 1982 saw the Grizzlies in a first-round playoff game at Idaho along with winning the Big Sky Conference title. However, the next three sea-sons had more L’s then W’s, and after the 1985 season, Donovan and most of his coaching staff did not have their contracts renewed for the 1986 season.

Don Read1986-1995

Don Read is Montana’s all-time winningest coach. He came to Montana from Portland State in 1986. Read never had a los-ing season as head mentor

to the Grizzlies. In Montana’s 96-year football history. Also during his 10-year tenure, he was 10-0 against the MSU Bobcats. The Grizzlies advanced to the playoffs five out of the 10 years he coached, winning the Division 1-AA (FCS) national championship in 1995. He was also se-lected the Division I-AA Coach of the Year in 1995 and coached Dave Dickenson, the 1995 Walter Payton Award winner. During his tenure, the Griz had an overall re-cord of 85-36, and his 85 overall wins at UM and 54 Big Sky victories rank him second in confer-ence history.

Joe glenn2000-2002

Joe Glenn came to Montana after a very long, successful 11-year career at Northern Colorado where the Bears won back-to-back NCAA Division II na-

tional football championships in 1996 and 1997. In Joe’s first year as head coach at Montana, he won the Eddie Robinson Award, given annu-ally to the I-AA (FCS) coach of the year. He was also the Big Sky Conference’s coach of the year. That year he took the 13-1 Griz to the Division I-AA national championship game, where the Griz lost to Georgia Southern, 27-25. Glenn repeated the trip to the title game in 2001, this time winning the championship, beat-ing Furman 13-6. The Griz were once again con-ference champs for the second year in a row. The Griz were co-conference champs in 2002. Glenn was hired as Wyoming’s 30th head football coach Dec. 12, 2002 and is now the head coach at South Dakota.


WE ARE MONTANACoaching History

Bobby hauck2003-2009

Bobby Hauck became Montana’s 33rd head foot-ball coach in Jan. of 2003. He came to UM from the University of Washing-ton where he was assistant

coach. Hauck graduated from UM. Hauck had a successful head coaching career at Montana, taking his teams to the playoffs all seven of his years here, appearing in national championship games in 2004 and 2008, and the semifinals in 2006. He had 80 wins at UM. Hauck was selected the Big Sky Conference Coach of the Year in 2006, 2007 and 2009. He was a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award in 2009. He had nine players selected to the all-conference first team in 2009, and Montana led the conference in rushing offense, scoring offense, total defense and scoring defense that season. Along with his head coaching duties, Hauck also coached special teams. He was the AFCA Regional Coach of the Year in 2009. Hauck took over the head coaching position at UNLV in December of 2009.

Robin Pflugrad2010-11

Robin Pflugrad came to Montana from Oregon. Pflugrad was a mentor in the prestigious PAC-10 Conference for 13 sea-sons with stints at Oregon,

Washington State and Arizona State. He has coached at the collegiate level for 28 years. Pflugrad had a two-year overall record of 13-6 as head coach at Montana. Pflugrad also coached at Montana from 1986-94, working quarterbacks, wide receivers and running backs during his first stint at UM. He was one of 20 finalists for the Eddie Rob-inson Award, given to the FCS’s top mentor.

Mick Delaney2012-Present

Mick Delaney is in his third season as the head football coach at The Uni-versity of Montana. His 2013 record was 10-3, and the Griz advanced to the

second round of the FCS playoffs. He recently completed his sixth season over-all at Montana. From 2008-11 he was UM’s asso-ciate head coach and oversaw the running backs. He was named a finalist for the Liberty Mutual FCS Coach of the Year in 2013.

all-time resultsFred Smith (Cornell)

1897 (1-2-3)1897 (1-2-3)Missoula “Tigers” .................... T ................... 0-0Missoula “Tigers” .................... T .................... 0-0Missoula “Tigers” .................... T .................... 0-0Butte Business College .............L .................. 20-4Montana State .........................W .................. 18-6at Butte Business College .........L .................26-10

SGT. F.B. Seabright (Stanford)1898 (3-2)

1898 (3-2)Helena High School .................L ..................... 6-5Anaconda Ath. Club ................L ...................18-0Helena Athletic Club ..............W ..................... 5-0at Montana State .....................W ..................... 6-0Montana State .........................W ...................16-0

Guy Cleveland (Montana)1899 (1-2)

1899 (1-2)Anaconda Ath. Club ..............W ...................12-5at Montana State .......................L ...................38-0Montana State ...........................L ..................... 5-0

Frank Bean (Wisconsin)1900-1901 (2-4)

1900 (0-1)Montana State ...........................L .................12-111901 (2-3)Ft. Shaw Indians ........................L ...........No ScoreButte High School ....................L .................25-11Fort Missoula ..........................W ...........No ScoreFort Missoula ..........................W ...................26-0 at Montana State .......................L ...................31-0

Dewitt Peck (Iowa State)1902 (0-2)

1902 (0-2)Montana Tech ...........................L ...................16-0Montana State ...........................L ...................38-0

H.B. Conibear (Illinois)1903-1904 (5-7)

1903 (2-5)Fort Missoula ..........................W ...................32-0 Fort Missoula ..........................W ...................11-0Montana Tech ...........................L ...................19-0at Montana Tech .......................L ...................23-0at Idaho ......................................L ...................28-0at Washington State ..................L ...................32-0at Montana State .......................L ...................13-61904 (3-2)Fort Missoula ..........................W ...................10-0 at Utah ........................................L ...................17-0at Utah State ............................W ..................... 5-0 Washington State ......................L ..................... 6-5 Montana State .........................W ...................79-0

F.W. Schule (Wisconsin)1905-1906 (4-7)

1905 (2-3)Utah ............................................L ...................42-0at Whitman College .................L ..................... 5-0at Washington State ..................L ...................28-6Utah State ................................W ...................23-0Fort Shaw Indians ...................W ...................88-01906 (2-4)Fort Shaw Indians ...................W ...................32-6Washington State ......................L ..................... 5-0Spokane Athletic Club ...........W ...................11-0at Utah ........................................L ...................42-0at Utah State ..............................L ...................16-6Ex-Collegians ............................L ..................... 6-0

Albion Findlay (Wisconsin)1907 (4-1-1)

1907 (4-1-1)Montana Wesleyan .................W ...................62-0Fort Shaw Indians ...................W ...................28-0 at Wash. State ............................L ...................38-0Montana Tech .........................W ...................12-0Spokane Athletic Club ...........W ...................12-0at Montana Tech ...................... T ..................... 0-0

Roy White (Iowa)1908-1909 (7-2-2)

1908 (1-2-1)Montana State .......................... T ..................... 0-0Montana Tech .........................W ..................... 8-5at Montana Tech .......................L ..................... 5-4at Montana State .......................L .................... 5-01909 (6-0-1)Missoula High .........................W ...................33-0 Fort Shaw Indians ...................W ...................52-0 at Montana Tech ...................... T ..................... 0-0 at Montana State .....................W ..................... 3-0 Fort Missoula ..........................W ...................42-0 Montana Tech .........................W ...................24-0 Montana State .........................W ...................15-5

Robert Cary (Montana)1910-11 (5-3-1)

1910 (3-2-1)Montana Tech .........................W ..................... 8-0 at Montana State ...................... T ..................... 0-0 Utah State ..................................L ..................... 5-3 at Gonzaga .................................L ...................17-5 at Montana Tech .....................W ..................... 3-0 Montana State .........................W ...................10-01911 (2-1)at Montana Tech .....................W ...................12-0 Utah State ..................................L ..................... 8-0 Polson Independents ..............W ...................28-6

Lt. W.C. Philoon (West Point)1912 (4-2)

1912 (4-2)Missoula High .........................W ...................28-0at Montana State .....................W ..................... 7-0at Utah State ..............................L ...................17-0


WE ARE MONTANAall-time results

at Utah ........................................L ...................10-3Montana State .........................W ...................39-3at Gonzaga ...............................W ...................18-6

A.G. Heilman (Franklin-Marshall)1913-14 (8-4-1)

1913 (2-4) at Washington State ..................L ...................34-9Utah State ..................................L ..................... 9-7at Montana State .....................W ..................... 7-0Montana State .........................W ...................20-0at Gonzaga .................................L ...................16-7at Whitman College .................L ...................35-01914 (6-0-1)Butte Ramblers ........................W ...................87-0Washington State ....................W ...................10-0at Idaho ..................................... T ..................... 0-0Utah State ................................W ...................32-0Montana State .........................W ...................26-9North Dakota State .................W ...................13-0at Gonzaga ...............................W ...................19-0

Jerry Nissen (Washington State)1915-1917 (7-7-3)

1915 (2-2-2)Idaho ........................................W ...................15-3at South Dakota ........................L ...................10-7at North Dakota ....................... T .................10-10at Washington State ..................L ...................27-7Butte Centervilles ...................W ...................50-0Syracuse .................................... T ..................... 6-61916 (4-1-1)at South Dakota ......................W ...................11-0at Gonzaga ...............................W ...................20-0at Washington State ..................L ...................27-0Whitman College ...................W ...................17-0at Montana State ...................... T ..................... 6-6at Idaho ....................................W .................20-131917 (1-4)Utah State ..................................L ...................21-6 at Whitman College .................L ...................14-3Montana State .........................W ..................... 9-7 Washington State ......................L ...................28-0Idaho ..........................................L ...................14-3

1918 No team was organized to the World War I and also the influenza epidemic.

Bernie Bierman (Minnesota)1919-1921 (9-9-3)

1919 (2-3-2)Montana Wesleyan .................W ...................26-7at Utah State ..............................L ...................47-0Montana Tech .........................W ...................28-6Whitman College .................... T ..................... 6-6at Idaho ......................................L ..................... 7-0at Montana State ...................... T ..................... 6-6Washington State ......................L .................42-14at Montana State .....................W .................24-13at Pacific College .......................L ..................... 6-0

1920 (4-3)Mt. Saint Charles*...................W .................133-0at Washington .........................W .................18-14Montana Wesleyan .................W .................34-14at Whitman College .................L ...................13-7Montana State .........................W ...................28-0Idaho ..........................................L ...................20-7at Washington State ..................L ...................31-0*Now named Carroll College1921 (3-3-1)Idaho Tech College* ...............W ...................25-0at Washington ...........................L ...................28-7Whitman College .....................L ...................14-6at Idaho ......................................L ...................35-7at Montana State .....................W ...................14-7North Dakota State .................W ..................... 7-6Gonzaga .................................... T ..................... 0-0* Now named Idaho State

J.W. Stewart (Geneva)1922-1923 (7-8)

1922 (3-4)at Washington ...........................L ...................26-0Montana Wesleyan .................W ...................37-0Idaho Tech College .................W .................15-12at Gonzaga .................................L ...................37-6Montana State .........................W ..................... 7-6Whitman College .....................L ...................13-0Idaho ..........................................L ...................39-01923 (4-4)Mt. Saint Charles ....................W ...................27-0at Idaho ......................................L ..................40-0Montana Tech .........................W ...................25-0Gonzaga .....................................L ...................25-2at Whitman College ...............W ...................16-7at Washington ...........................L .................26-14

Earl Clark (Montana)1924-1925 (7-8-1)

1924 (4-4)Mt. Saint Charles ....................W ...................40-7Idaho ..........................................L .................41-13at Washington ...........................L ...................52-7at Montana Tech .....................W .................106-6Gonzaga .....................................L .................20-14Pacific University ....................W ...................61-7at Stanford .................................L ...................41-3at Whitman College ...............W ...................20-01925 (3-4-1)Washington State ......................L ..................... 9-0 at Washington ...........................L .................30-10Gonzaga# .................................. T .................14-14Montana Tech .........................W ...................57-0 at Oregon State ..........................L ...................27-7at Idaho ....................................W .................20-14at USC ........................................L ...................27-7Montana State .........................W ...................29-7#in Butte

Frank Milburn (West Point)1926-1930 (18-22-3)

1926 (3-5)Oregon State ..............................L ...................49-0Idaho ..........................................L .................27-12at Washington State ..................L ...................14-6Montana State# .......................W ...................27-0at Gonzaga .................................L ...................10-6Whitman College ...................W ...................56-7UC Davis .................................W ...................21-0at Southern Cal .........................L ...................61-0#in Butte1927 (3-4-1)Butte Centervilles ...................W ...................19-0Mt. Saint Charles ....................W ..................... 8-0at Washington State ..................L ...................35-0at Washington ...........................L ...................32-0at Idaho ......................................L ...................42-6at California ...............................L .................33-13Montana State# .......................W ..................... 6-0at Gonzaga ................................ T ..................... 0-0#in Butte1928 (4-5-1)Butte Centervilles ...................W ...................13-0Anaconda Anodes ..................W ...................13-0Washington State ......................L ...................26-6Washington ...............................L ...................25-0Montana Tech .........................W ...................20-0Montana State# ....................... T ..................... 0-0at Oregon ...................................L ...................31-6at Oregon State ..........................L ...................44-0at Gonzaga ...............................W ..................... 7-0Idaho ..........................................L ...................21-7#in Butte1929 (3-5-1)Anaconda Anodes ..................W ...................18-2Mt. Saint Charles ....................W ...................19-0at Washington .......................... T ..................... 6-6 at Idaho ......................................L ...................19-0Intermountain .........................W ...................45-0Montana State# .........................L .................14-12at California ...............................L .................53-18Washington State ......................L ...................13-0at UCLA .....................................L ...................14-0#in Butte1930 (5-3)Anaconda Anodes ..................W .................18-14Mt. Saint Charles ....................W ...................52-0at Washington ...........................L ...................27-0Montana State# ......................W ...................13-6at Washington State ..................L ...................61-0at California ...............................L ...................46-0at Gonzaga ...............................W .................27-15Idaho ........................................W ...................12-6#in Butte

Bernard Oakes (Illinois)1931-1934 (8-22-1)

1931 (1-6)Mt. Saint Charles ......................L ..................... 2-0at Washington ...........................L ...................25-0at Idaho ......................................L .................21-19Washington State ......................L ...................13-0Montana State# .......................W ...................37-6



at Oregon State ..........................L ...................19-0at USC ........................................L ...................69-0# in Butte1932 (2-7)Anaconda Anodes ..................W ...................25-0 at Washington ..........................L .................26-13Carroll College ........................W ...................14-8Idaho ..........................................L ...................19-6at UCLA .....................................L ...................32-0Montana State# ........................L ...................19-7at Washington State ..................L ...................31-0Oregon State ..............................L ...................35-6at Gonzaga .................................L .................56-13#in Butte1933 (3-4)at Oregon State ..........................L ...................20-0Washington State ......................L ...................13-7at Idaho ......................................L ...................12-6Montana State# ......................W ...................32-0at Stanford .................................L ...................33-7at Gonzaga ...............................W ...................13-7Utah State ................................W ...................26-0#in Butte1934 (2-5-1)at Washington State ..................L ...................27-0at UCLA .....................................L ...................16-0Montana Tech .........................W ...................48-0Idaho ..........................................L ...................13-6Montana State# ......................W ...................25-0at Oregon ...................................L ...................13-0at Oregon State ......................... T ..................... 7-7at Gonzaga ................................ L ..................... 6-4#in Butte

Doug Fessenden (Illinois)1935-1941 (32-25-4)

1935 (1-5-2)at USC ........................................L ..................... 9-0Montana State# .......................W ...................20-0Washington State ......................L ...................13-7at Idaho ......................................L ...................14-7at Washington ..........................L ...................33-7Gonzaga^ ................................. T ..................... 7-7at Stanford .................................L ...................32-0Oregon State ............................. T ..................... 0-0#in Butte ............. în Great Falls1936 (6-3)at Washington State ..................L ...................19-0at UCLA .....................................L ...................30-0Idaho Southern Branch* ........W .................45-13Gonzaga ...................................W ..................... 6-0Montana State# .......................W ...................27-0at Oregon State ..........................L ...................14-7Idaho ........................................W ...................16-0San Francisco# ........................W ...................24-7North Dakota ..........................W ...................13-6* Idaho State#in Butte1937 (7-1)Whitman College ...................W ...................25-0at Texas Tech ...........................W ...................13-6

Oklahoma City# ....................W ...................36-6San Francisco^ ........................W ...................13-7Montana State^ .......................W ...................19-0Gonzaga ...................................W ...................23-0at Idaho ......................................L ..................... 6-0North Dakota ..........................W ...................14-3#in Great Falls în Butte1938 (5-3-1)Cheney Normal College* .......W ...................27-0at San Francisco ....................... T ..................... 0-0DePaul ......................................W ..................... 7-6Texas Tech .................................L .................19-13at North Dakota ........................L ..................... 7-0Idaho ..........................................L ...................19-6at Gonzaga ...............................W ..................... 9-0Montana State# .......................W ...................13-0at Arizona ................................W ..................... 7-0*Now named Eastern Washington #in Butte1939 (3-5)Portland ...................................W ..................... 9-0San Francisco ............................L ...................12-6Montana State (in Butte) .......W ..................... 6-0at UCLA .....................................L ...................20-6at Idaho ....................................W ...................13-0at Washington ...........................L ..................... 9-0Gonzaga .....................................L ...................23-0at Texas Tech .............................L ...................13-0at Arizona ..................................L ..................... 6-01940 (4-4-1)Eastern Washington ...............W ..................... 9-0at Washington State ..................L ...................13-0Texas Tech .................................L .................32-19Montana State# .......................W ..................... 6-0Gonzaga# .................................W .................13-10at Oregon ...................................L ...................38-0Idaho ........................................W .................28-18at San Diego Marines ...............L .................38-20at Portland ................................ T ..................... 0-0#in Butte1941 (6-3)at Brigham Young ...................W ...................20-7North Dakota State .................W ...................27-0at UCLA .....................................L ...................14-7at Gonzaga ...............................W ...................13-6Montana State# .......................W .................23-13at Washington ...........................L ...................21-0North Dakota ..........................W ...................13-6at Idaho ....................................W ...................16-0at Oregon State^ .......................L ...................27-0#in Butte în Portland

Clyde Carpenter (Montana)1942 (0-8)

1942 (0-8)Brigham Young .........................L ...................12-6Mathers AFB .............................L .................19-13at Wash. State ............................L .................68-16at Washington ...........................L ...................35-0Idaho ..........................................L ...................21-0at Oregon State ..........................L ...................33-0

at California ...............................L ...................13-0at USC ........................................L ...................38-0

1943-1944 Due to World War II, Montana did not field a football team. Football was cancelled in 1944.

George Dahlberg (Montana)1945 (1-4)

1945 (1-4)at Utah State ..............................L .................44-13at Idaho ......................................L ...................46-0at Farragut Naval Base .............L .................21-13Pocatello Marines ...................W ...................36-6 Farragut Naval Base .................L .................18-13

Doug Fessenden1946-1948 (14-15)

1946 (4-4)Eastern Washington ...............W ...................31-7Colorado State .........................W ...................26-0at Oregon ...................................L ...................34-0Montana State# .......................W ...................20-7Utah State ..................................L ...................26-0Idaho ........................................W ...................19-0at UCLA .....................................L ...................61-7at Washington ...........................L ...................21-0#in Butte1947 (7-4)at Eastern Washington ...........W ...................21-0Portland ...................................W ...................21-0at Arizona ..................................L ...................40-7at Utah State ..............................L ...................13-7Montana State# .........................L .................13-12at Washington State ................W .................13-12at Idaho ....................................W ...................21-0at California ...............................L .................60-14Colorado State .........................W ...................41-7at Hawaii ..................................W .................14-12at Hawaii All-Stars ..................W .................28-14#in Butte1948 (3-7)Eastern Washington^ ...............L ...................12-7Utah State ..................................L ...................18-7Pacific .......................................W ...................27-0Washington State ......................L ...................48-0Montana State# .......................W ...................14-0at Idaho ......................................L ...................39-0at Brigham Young .....................L .................26-20College of Pacific ......................L .................32-14at Stanford .................................L ..................39-7North Dakota ..........................W ...................47-7în Great Falls #in Butte

Ted Shipkey (Stanford)1949-1951 (12-16)

1949 (5-4)South Dakota^ ........................W .................33-13at Washington State ..................L ...................13-7at Utah State ............................W .................18-13at Colorado State ......................L .................27-12at Oregon State ..........................L .................63-14Idaho ..........................................L .................47-19Montana State# .......................W .................34-12Eastern Washington ...............W ...................19-6Brigham Young .......................W .................25-18în Billings #in Butte



1950 (5-5)at Eastern Washington ..........W ...................52-0at Idaho ....................................W .................28-27at Oregon ...................................L .................21-13Washington State ......................L ...................14-7Montana State# .......................W ...................33-0at Oregon State ..........................L ...................20-0Puget Sound ............................W ...................35-7at Nevada ...................................L .................19-13Utah State ................................W ...................38-7San Jose State^ ..........................L ...................32-7#in Butte ^in Hawaii1951 (2-7)at Washington ...........................L ...................58-7New Mexico.............................W ...................25-7Denver ........................................L ...................55-0Idaho ..........................................L ...................12-9at Montana State# ...................W ...................38-0at Utah State ..............................L ...................19-6Wyoming ...................................L ...................34-7Colorado State ...........................L ...................34-6at Washington State ..................L .................47-10#in Butte

Ed Chinske (Montana)1952-1954 (8-18-1)

1952 (2-7-1)Utah State ..................................L ..................... 7-0at Wyoming ...............................L ...................14-0Brigham Young .........................L ...................28-7at Denver .................................W ...................17-7at Colorado State ......................L ...................41-0at Oregon .................................. T .................14-14Montana State .........................W .................35-12at Idaho ......................................L ...................27-0at San Jose State.........................L .................39-20at New Mexico ..........................L ...................12-61953 (3-5)at Brigham Young .....................L .................27-13Wyoming ...................................L ...................27-7Idaho ..........................................L .................20-12at Denver .................................W .................22-13Colorado State .........................W .................32-31New Mexico...............................L .................41-13at Utah State ..............................L .................33-14at Montana State .....................W .................32-131954 (3-6)Fort Lewis (Wash.) .................W ...................31-7at Iowa ........................................L ...................48-6at Denver ...................................L .................19-13Utah State ................................W .................20-13at Brigham Young .....................L ...................19-7at Colorado State ......................L .................37-34at New Mexico ..........................L .................20-14Montana State .........................W .................25-21Utah ............................................L .................41-20

Jerry Williams (Washington State)1955-1957 (6-23)

1955 (3-7)at Houston .................................L .................54-12Wyoming# .................................L ...................35-0Brigham Young .......................W .................27-13Denver ........................................L .................61-13at Utah State ..............................L ...................32-6New Mexico.............................W .................19-14Colorado State ...........................L ...................12-7at Montana State .....................W ...................19-0at Arizona ..................................L ...................29-0at Idaho ......................................L ...................31-0#in Billings1956 (1-9)at Arizona ..................................L .................27-12at Utah ........................................L ...................26-6at Denver ...................................L .................22-13Utah State ..................................L .................27-13Brigham Young .......................W .................21-13at Colorado State ......................L .................34-20Montana State ...........................L .................33-13Wyoming# .................................L .................34-13at New Mexico ..........................L .................14-13Idaho ..........................................L ...................14-0#in Billings1957 (2-7)at Utah ........................................L .................32-13Wyoming# .................................L ...................20-7at Brigham Young .....................L ...................20-7Denver ........................................L .................26-13at Utah State ............................W .................35-25New Mexico.............................W ...................21-6at Idaho ......................................L .................31-13at Montana State .......................L .................22-13Colorado State ...........................L ...................19-7#in Billings

Ray Jenkins (Colorado)1958-1963 (14-43)

1958 (0-10)at Utah ........................................L ...................20-6Wyoming# .................................L .................21-14at New Mexico ..........................L .................44-16at Denver ...................................L ...................29-0Utah State ..................................L .................27-13Brigham Young .........................L .................41-12at Colorado State ......................L ...................57-7Idaho ..........................................L ...................14-6Montana State ...........................L ...................20-6at San Diego ..............................L .................24-13#in Billings1959 (1-8)North Dakota ............................L .................27-19Wyoming# .................................L ...................58-0at Brigham Young ...................W ...................12-0Denver ........................................L .................27-12at Utah State ..............................L ...................28-0New Mexico...............................L .................55-14Colorado State ...........................L .................26-16at Montana State .......................L ...................40-6

at Idaho ......................................L ..................... 9-6#in Billings1960 (5-5)at North Dakota ......................W .................21-14Wyoming# .................................L ...................14-0Utah State ..................................L .................14-12Idaho ........................................W .................18-14at Denver .................................W .................26-12Brigham Young .........................L ..................... 7-6at Colorado State ....................W .................26-14Montana State .........................W ...................10-6at Utah ........................................L ...................16-6at New Mexico ..........................L ...................24-6#in Billings1961 (2-6)Wyoming# .................................L ...................29-0at Utah State ..............................L ...................54-6New Mexico.............................W ...................40-8at Brigham Young .....................L ..................... 7-6Utah ............................................L .................24-12Colorado State .........................W .................22-19at Montana State .......................L ...................10-9Idaho^ ........................................L .................16-14#in Billings ^in Boise1962 (5-5)Wyoming# .................................L ...................13-0at North Dakota ........................L ...................14-8at Utah State ..............................L .................43-20Idaho ........................................W .................22-16Weber State ..............................W ...................25-6Brigham Young .........................L ...................27-0at Idaho State ...........................W .................22-15Montana State .........................W .................36-19at New Mexico ..........................L .................41-12at Colorado State ....................W .................16-15#in Billings1963 (1-9)at British Columbia ................W ...................16-0Wyoming# .................................L ...................35-0North Dakota ............................L .................19-13at Brigham Young .....................L ...................27-0Idaho State .................................L .................14-13Utah State ..................................L ...................62-6at New Mexico ..........................L ...................24-6at Weber State............................L .................19-13at Montana State .......................L ...................18-3Colorado State ...........................L .................20-12#in Billings

Hugh Davidson (Colorado)1964-1966 (8-20)

1964 (3-6)British Columbia ....................W .................29-24at Pacific .....................................L ...................23-7at New Mexico ..........................L ...................20-0Utah State ..................................L ...................41-0Weber State ..............................W .................20-12Western Illinois .......................W ..................... 7-0at Idaho State .............................L ...................14-7Montana State ...........................L ...................30-6at San Diego Marines ...............L ...................43-71965 (4-6)at Utah ........................................L .................28-13South Dakota# ..........................L .................15-14



Idaho State ...............................W ...................16-0at Weber State..........................W .................15-14at Utah State ..............................L .................54-21Idaho ..........................................L ...................35-7Pacific .......................................W ...................13-7at Montana State .......................L ...................24-7at Western Michigan ................L .................17-14at Portland State ......................W ...................33-7#in Billings1966 (1-8)North Dakota# ..........................L ...................30-6at South Dakota ........................L ...................21-7Portland State ..........................W ...................10-0Weber State ................................L ...................28-0at Pacific .....................................L ...................28-0at Idaho State .............................L .................17-14at Northern Arizona .................L ...................34-8Montana State ...........................L ...................38-0at Idaho ......................................L ...................40-6#in Billings

Jack Swarthout (Montana)1967-1975 (51-41-1)

1967 (7-3)at North Dakota ......................W .................19-14South Dakota# ........................W ..................... 7-3at Weber State..........................W .................13-12Pacific .......................................W ...................21-7Idaho ..........................................L .................19-14Idaho State ...............................W ...................20-0Northern Arizona ...................W ...................10-7at Montana State .......................L ...................14-8at Utah State ..............................L .................20-14at Portland State ......................W ...................55-7#in Billings1968 (2-7)North Dakota# ........................W .................37-10at South Dakota ........................L ...................21-0Portland State ..........................W ...................58-0Utah State ..................................L ...................50-3at Idaho ......................................L .................56-45at Idaho State .............................L .................23-13Montana State ...........................L .................29-24Weber State ................................L .................20-16at Northern Arizona .................L ...................18-0#in Billings1969 (10-1)at North Dakota ......................W .................24-10 South Dakota# ........................W .................31-20Northern Arizona ...................W ...................52-7at Weber State..........................W .................20-17Idaho ........................................W ...................34-9 Idaho State ...............................W .................46-36at Portland State ......................W .................49-14at Montana State .....................W ..................... 7-6Cal Poly ....................................W ...................14-0South Dakota State .................W ...................58-0North Dakota State* .................L ...................30-3#in Great Falls*Camellia Bowl, Sacramento, Calif.

1970 (10-1)North Dakota# ........................W ...................28-7at Northern Illinois.................W ...................30-6at Northern Arizona ...............W ...................20-0Weber State ..............................W .................38-29Idaho^ ......................................W .................44-26at Idaho State ...........................W .................35-34at South Dakota ......................W ...................35-7Portland State ..........................W .................31-25Montana State .........................W ...................35-0at South Dakota State .............W ...................24-0North Dakota State* .................L .................31-16#in Billings ^in Pullman, Wash.*Camellia Bowl, Sacramento, Calif.1971 (6-5)South Dakota# ........................W ...................14-7at North Dakota ......................W .................27-14at Cal Poly ................................W .................38-14Idaho ..........................................L .................21-12at Boise State .............................L .................47-24Idaho State ...............................W .................45-35Pacific .........................................L .................30-14at Weber State..........................W .................14-13at Montana State .....................W ...................30-0at Hawaii ....................................L .................25-11at Portland State ........................L .................36-29#in Great Falls1972 (3-8)at South Dakota ........................L ...................35-0North Dakota# ..........................L .................42-14Northern Arizona ...................W .................40-17at Pacific .....................................L ...................24-6Weber State ..............................W ...................12-7at Idaho State .............................L ...................14-7at Hawaii ....................................L ...................30-3Boise State ................................W .................42-28Montana State ...........................L ...................21-3at Idaho ......................................L .................31-17at Tulsa .......................................L ...................10-7#in Billings1973 (4-6)Simon Fraser# .........................W .................41-14at North Dakota ........................L .................31-10at Rice .........................................L .................21-10at Northern Arizona .................L .................14-10South Dakota ..........................W .................31-19Idaho State ...............................W .................19-14at Montana State .......................L ...................33-7at Boise State .............................L ...................55-7Idaho ..........................................L ...................20-7at Weber State..........................W ...................10-0#in Great Falls1974 (3-6-1)at Simon Fraser .........................L .................23-14at South Dakota ........................L .................24-10at Nevada Las Vegas .................L .................20-17Weber State ..............................W .................24-13Northern Arizona ...................W ...................27-0at Idaho ..................................... T .................35-35at Portland State ......................W .................24-14Montana State ...........................L .................43-29

at Idaho State .............................L .................25-22Boise State ..................................L .................56-421975 (6-4)South Dakota ..........................W .................51-17Nevada Las Vegas ...................W .................21-20at Weber State..........................W .................48-12Idaho State .................................L ...................10-7Idaho ........................................W ...................14-3at Montana State .......................L ...................20-3at Boise State .............................L .................39-28Portland State ..........................W .................33-16at Northern Arizona ...............W .................28-22at Simon Fraser .........................L .................24-10

Gene Carlson (Montana)1976-1979 (16-25)

1976 (4-6)at Nevada Las Vegas .................L .................21-19at Portland State ........................L .................50-49Weber State ..............................W .................28-25Northern Arizona .....................L .................23-21at Boise State ...........................W .................17-14at Northern Colorado ..............L .................27-19Montana State ...........................L .................21-12Idaho State ...............................W .................21-17at Idaho ......................................L .................28-19Simon Fraser ...........................W .................45-171977 (4-6)Nevada Las Vegas .....................L .................15-13at Northern Arizona .................L .................25-24Portland State ..........................W .................40-25Weber State ................................L .................31-23Boise State ..................................L .................43-17at Idaho ......................................L .................31-20Idaho State ...............................W .................17-15at Montana State .......................L .................24-19Northern Colorado ................W .................34-13at Puget Sound ........................W .................18-171978 (5-6)Puget Sound ..............................L .................23-12at Portland State ........................L .................27-16Northern Arizona .....................L ...................15-6at Weber State..........................W ...................27-7at Boise State ...........................W ...................15-7Idaho ..........................................L .................34-30at Idaho State ...........................W ...................28-7at Nevada Las Vegas .................L .................25-17Montana State .........................W ...................24-8Northern Colorado ................W .................31-14at San Jose State.........................L ...................35-71979 (3-7)Washington State# ....................L .................34-14at Northern Arizona .................L .................26-13Weber State ..............................W .................23-16Boise State ..................................L .................37-35Idaho State ...............................W .................28-24at Idaho ......................................L .................20-17Nevada .......................................L .................27-20at Montana State .......................L .................38-21at Northern Colorado ............W .................20-10Portland State ............................L .................40-32#in Spokane



Larry Donovan (Nebraska)1980-1985 (25-37-1)

1980 (3-7)Simon Fraser ...........................W .................60-27at Portland State ........................L ...................20-0Idaho ..........................................L ...................42-0Boise State ..................................L .................44-10at Weber State............................L .................38-21at Idaho State .............................L ...................17-0Eastern Washington ...............W ...................42-7Montana State ...........................L ...................24-7Northern Arizona ...................W .................31-21at Nevada ...................................L ...................10-71981 (7-3)at Northern Arizona ...............W .................29-23Northern Iowa ........................W .................42-21at Boise State .............................L .................27-13at Idaho ....................................W .................16-14Idaho State ...............................W .................24-21Portland State ..........................W ...................33-3at Montana State .....................W .................27-17Nevada .....................................W .................33-26Weber State ................................L ..................... 7-6at Eastern Washington .............L .................14-131982 (6-6)at Hawaii ....................................L ...................40-0Puget Sound ............................W .................38-10Northern Arizona ...................W .................36-35at Nevada .................................W .................28-27at Boise State .............................L .................21-14Idaho ........................................W .................40-16at Idaho State .............................L .................28-14Montana State .........................W .................45-14at Portland State ........................L .................35-28at Weber State..........................W .................42-20at Oregon State ..........................L .................30-10at Idaho* ....................................L ...................21-7*FCS Playoff game1983 (4-6)Boise State ................................W .................21-20Portland State ..........................W .................35-19at Northern Arizona ...............W .................21-17Weber State ..............................W .................28-26Nevada .......................................L ...................38-0at Idaho ......................................L .................45-24at Montana State .......................L ...................28-8Long Beach State.......................L .................38-14at Eastern Washington .............L .................27-26Idaho State .................................L .................31-171984 (2-8-1)Abilene Christian....................W .................42-28at Portland State ......................W .................17-16at Idaho State .............................L ...................43-3at Weber State............................L .................47-14Northern Arizona ....................L .................24-18Eastern Washington ................ T .................14-14at Boise State .............................L ...................35-7Idaho ..........................................L .................40-39Montana State ...........................L .................34-24at Nevada ...................................L .................31-28Army* .........................................L .................45-31

*Mirage Bowl in Tokyo1985 (3-8)Cal-Fullerton ...........................W .................31-30at Minnesota ..............................L .................62-17Portland State ............................L .................21-16Nevada .......................................L .................38-23 Idaho State ...............................W .................35-29at Idaho ......................................L ...................38-0at Montana State .......................L .................41-18Weber State ................................L .................57-29Boise State ..................................L ...................28-3at Eastern Washington .............L .................52-19at Northern Arizona ...............W .................32-31

Don Read (Sacramento State)1986-1995 (85-36)

1986 (6-4)at Nevada ...................................L .................51-17Northern Arizona .....................L .................34-28Eastern Washington ...............W .................42-37at Boise State .............................L ...................31-0Idaho State ...............................W .................38-31Montana State .........................W .................59-28Idaho ..........................................L .................38-31at Weber State..........................W .................55-29at Idaho State ...........................W .................57-13at Portland State ......................W .................35-141987 (6-5)Portland State ............................L ...................20-3at Northern Arizona .................L .................24-17Nevada .....................................W .................41-29at Northern Iowa ....................W .................33-16at Idaho ......................................L .................31-25Boise State ................................W ...................12-3Weber State ................................L .................29-26at Montana State .....................W ...................55-7Idaho State ...............................W ...................63-0at Eastern Washington ...........W ...................22-0at Cal-Fullerton.........................L .................43-261988 (8-4)E. New Mexico ........................W ...................35-6S. D. State .................................W .................41-16at Idaho State ...........................W ...................34-7Idaho ........................................W .................26-17at Nevada ...................................L ...................27-3E. Washington .........................W ...................30-6Northern Arizona (2 OT) ......W .................33-26at Boise State .............................L .................31-28at Weber State..........................W .................41-14Montana State .........................W ...................17-3at Portland State ........................L ...................21-0at Idaho* ....................................L .................38-19*FCS Playoff game1989 (11-3)Eastern New Mexico ..............W .................41-15at Fresno State ...........................L .................52-37Portland State ..........................W .................30-21at Eastern Washington ...........W .................22-16at Idaho ......................................L .................30-24Weber State ..............................W ...................31-6Nevada ....................................W .................40-22

at Northern Arizona ...............W .................38-14Boise State ................................W .................48-13at Montana State .....................W ...................17-2Idaho State ...............................W .................35-21Jackson State* ..........................W ...................48-7Eastern Illinois* ......................W .................25-19at Georgia Southern* ...............L .................45-15*FCS Playoff game1990 (7-4)at Oregon State ........................W .................22-15Thomas More ..........................W ...................62-0McNeese State .........................W .................45-22Eastern Washington .................L .................36-35at Boise State .............................L ...................41-3at Weber State..........................W .................39-37Northern Arizona ...................W .................48-14Montana State .........................W .................35-18at Nevada .................................. L .................34-27Idaho ..........................................L .................35-14at Idaho State ...........................W .................42-231991 (7-4)Humboldt State .......................W ...................38-6at Louisiana Tech ......................L .................21-11at McNeese State .......................L ...................31-3Idaho State ...............................W .................24-13at Eastern Wash. .......................L .................20-17Boise State ................................W ...................21-7Weber State ..............................W .................47-38at Northern Arizona ...............W .................34-27at Montana State .....................W ...................16-9Nevada (2 OT) ..........................L .................35-28at Idaho (OT) ..........................W .................35-341992 (6-5)at Washington State ..................L .................25-13Chico State ...............................W ...................41-0at Kansas State ...........................L .................27-12Eastern Washington .................L .................27-21at Boise State .............................L .................27-21at Weber State............................L ...................24-7 Montana State .........................W .................29-17Northern Arizona ...................W .................28-27Idaho ........................................W .................47-29Hofstra .....................................W ...................50-6at Idaho State ...........................W .................21-141993 (10-2)South Dakota State .................W .................52-48at Oregon ...................................L .................35-30Idaho State ...............................W .................28-16at Eastern Washington ...........W .................35-20Boise State ................................W .................38-24Weber State ..............................W .................45-17at Northern Arizona ...............W .................38-23Jacksonville State ....................W ...................37-7Sacramento State ....................W ...................54-7at Idaho ....................................W .................54-34at Montana State .....................W .................42-30Delaware* ..................................L .................49-48*FCS Playoff game1994 (11-3)Sonoma State ...........................W ...................41-7Carson-Newman ....................W .................48-14Eastern Washington ...............W .................49-29at North Texas .........................W .................21-17Cal Poly ....................................W ...................45-0



Northern Arizona ...................W .................34-24at Weber State..........................W .................35-20Idaho ........................................W .................45-21at Boise State .............................L .................38-14at Idaho State .............................L .................28-23Montana State .........................W .................55-20Northern Iowa* .......................W .................23-20McNeese State* .......................W .................30-28at Youngstown State* ...............L ...................28-9*FCS Playoff game1995 (13-2)Eastern New Mexico ..............W .................41-14at Washington State ..................L .................38-21Minnesota-Duluth..................W ...................54-6Boise State ................................W .................54-28UC Davis .................................W .................41-20Weber State ..............................W .................49-22at Northern Arizona ...............W .................24-21at Idaho ......................................L .................55-43Idaho State ...............................W .................35-21at Eastern Washington ...........W ...................63-7at Montana State .....................W .................42-33Eastern Kentucky* ..................W ...................48-0Georgia Southern* ..................W ...................45-0Stephen F. Austin* ..................W .................70-14at Marshall** ...........................W .................22-20*FCS Playoff game**FCS National Championship game

Mick Dennehy (Montana)1996-1999 (39-12)

1996 (14-1)at Oregon State ........................W .................35-14Cal Poly ....................................W ...................43-0at Sacramento State ................W .................35-17Southern Utah .........................W .................44-13Idaho State ...............................W .................43-19at Eastern Washington ...........W .................34-30Northern Arizona ...................W .................48-32at Cal State Northridge ..........W .................43-36Portland State ..........................W ...................63-6at Weber State..........................W .................24-10Montana State .........................W .................35-14Nicholls State* .........................W ...................48-3East Tennessee State* .............W .................44-14Troy State* ...............................W ...................70-7at Marshall** .............................L .................49-29*FCS Playoff game**FCS National Championship game1997 (8-4)Stephen F. Austin ....................W .................24-10Saint Mary’s .............................W .................35-14Sacramento State ....................W .................52-10at Wyoming ...............................L .................28-13at Idaho State ...........................W ...................48-0Eastern Washington .................L .................40-35at Northern Arizona .................L .................27-24Cal State Northridge ..............W .................21-13at Portland State ......................W ...................37-7Weber State ..............................W .................38-13at Montana State .....................W .................27-25at McNeese State* .....................L .................19-14

*FCS Playoff game1998 (8-4)at Stephen F. Austin ................W .................49-42Southern Utah ...........................L .................45-35Cal Poly ....................................W .................37-14at Weber State............................L .................27-20Portland State ..........................W .................20-17at Cal St. Northridge ................L ...................21-7Northern Arizona ...................W .................33-20at Eastern Washington ...........W .................30-27Idaho State ...............................W .................40-13at Sacamento State ..................W .................31-16Montana State .........................W .................28-21at Western Illinois* ...................L ...................52-9*FCS Playoff game1999 (9-3)South Dakota ..........................W .................45-13Sac State ...................................W ......41-38(2OT)Weber State ..............................W .................81-22at Portland State ........................L ......51-48 (OT)Cal St. Northridge ..................W .................48-27at Northern Ariz. ....................W .................42-23Eastern Washington ...............W ...................25-7at Idaho State ...........................W .................73-23at Cal Poly ...............................W .................28-14Idaho ..........................................L .................33-30at Montana State .....................W ...................49-3Youngstown State* ....................L .................30-27*FCS Playoff game

Joe Glenn (South Dakota)2000-2002 (39-6)

2000 (13-2)Hofstra .......................................L ...................10-9at Idaho ....................................W .................45-38Cal Poly ....................................W ...................53-3at Eastern Washington ...........W .................41-31Sacramento State ....................W .................24-20at Cal State Northridge ..........W .................34-30Northern Arizona ...................W ...................17-7at Portland State ......................W .................33-21Idaho State ...............................W .................38-21at Weber State..........................W .................30-28Montana State .........................W ...................28-3Eastern Illinois* ......................W .................45-13Richmond* ..............................W .................34-20Appalachian State* ................W .......19-16(OT)Georgia Southern** ..................L .................27-25*FCS Playoff game**FCS National Championship game2001 (15-1)at Cal Poly ................................W ................31-17Hawaii (in Maui) .....................L ................30-12Western Washington ..............W ..................30-0Eastern Washington ...............W .....29-26 (2OT) at Sacramento State ................W ..................42-7Saint Mary’s .............................W ................49-19at Northern Arizona ...............W ................38-27Portland State ..........................W ................33-13at Idaho State ...........................W ................32-28Weber State ..............................W ................38-23

at Montana State .....................W ................38-27Idaho (2OT) ............................W ................33-27Northwestern State* ...............W ................28-19Sam Houston State* ................W ................49-24Northern Iowa* .......................W ..................38-0Furman** .................................W ..................13-6*FCS Playoff game **FCS National Championship game2002 (11-3)at Hofstra .................................W ..................21-0Albany ......................................W ..................45-7Northern Colorado ................W ................31-14Idaho State ...............................W ..................13-9 at Idaho ....................................W ................38-31at Weber State..........................W ..................39-7Southern Utah .........................W ................68-45at Portland State ......................W ................24-21Northern Arizona ...................W ................38-24Sacramento State ....................W ................31-24at Eastern Washington .............L ................30-21Montana State ...........................L ..................10-7Northwestern State* ...............W ................45-14at McNeese State* .....................L ................24-20*FCS Playoff game

Bobby Hauck (Montana)2003-2009 (80-17)

2003 (9-4)at Maine ...................................W .................30-20North Dakota State ...................L .................25-24Sam Houston State .................W .................38-14Idaho ........................................W .................41-28Cal Poly ....................................W .................17-14Weber State ..............................W ...................12-7at Idaho State .............................L ................43-40Portland State ..........................W .................42-14at Northern Arizona ...............W .................59-21at Sacramento State ................W ...................26-0Eastern Washington ...............W .................41-10at Montana State .......................L ................27-20Western Illinois* .......................L .....43-40(2OT) *FCS Playoff game2004 (12-3)Maine .......................................W .................27-20Hofstra .....................................W .................41-23at Sam Houston State ...............L ................41-29Northern Colorado ................W ................27-16at Weber State..........................W .................42-21Idaho State ...............................W .................24-22at Eastern Washington ...........W .................31-28at Portland State ........................L .................35-32Northern Arizona ...................W .................34-22Sacramento State ....................W .................52-21Montana State .........................W .................38-22Northwestern State* ...............W ...................56-7New Hampshire* ....................W .................47-17Sam Houston State* ................W .................47-17James Madison** ......................L .................31-21*FCS Playoff game **FCS National Championship game2005 (8-4)Fort Lewis ................................W ...................55-0at Oregon ...................................L .................47-14South Dakota State .................W ..................... 7-0Weber State ..............................W .................24-19



at Idaho State ...........................W .................32-10Eastern Washington .................L .................34-20Cal Poly ....................................W .................36-27Portland State ..........................W .................37-16at Northern Arizona ...............W ...................23-0at Sacramento State ................W .................31-14at Montana State .......................L ...................16-6Cal Poly* ....................................L .................35-21*FCS Playoff game2006 (12-2)at Iowa ........................................L ...................41-7South Dakota State .................W ...................36-7Sacramento State ....................W .................59-14at Portland State ......................W .................26-20at Eastern Washington ...........W .................33-17Northern Arizona ...................W .................24-21at Weber State..........................W .................33-30Idaho State ...............................W .................23-10Cal Poly ....................................W ...................10-9at Northern Colorado ............W .................53-21Montana State .........................W ...................13-7McNeese State* .......................W ...................31-6Southern Illinois* ...................W ...................20-3Massachusetts* ..........................L .................19-17*FCS Playoff game2007 (11-1)Southern Utah .........................W .................37-17Fort Lewis ................................W ...................49-0Albany ......................................W .................35-14Weber State ..............................W .................18-10Eastern Washington ...............W .................24-23at Sacramento State ................W ...................17-3Northern Colorado ................W ...................52-7at Northern Arizona ...............W .................21-16Portland State ..........................W .................34-31at Idaho State ...........................W .................27-14at Montana State .....................W .................41-20Wofford* ....................................L .................23-22*FCS Playoff game 2008 (14-2)at Cal Poly ................................W .................30-28Southern Utah .........................W .................46-10UC Davis .................................W .................29-24Central Washington ...............W .................38-35at Weber State............................L .................45-28at Eastern Washington ...........W ...................19-3Sacramento State ....................W ...................43-7at Northern Colorado ............W .................41-20Northern Arizona ...................W .................45-10at Portland State ......................W .................29-12Idaho State ...............................W .................29-10Montana State .........................W ...................35-3Texas State* ..............................W .................31-13Weber State* ............................W .................24-13at James Madison* ..................W .................35-27Richmond** ..............................L ...................24-7*FCS Playoff game **FCS National Championship game

2009 (14-1)Western State ...........................W ...................38-0at UC Davis .............................W .................17-10Portland State ..........................W .................49-17at Northern Arizona ...............W .................41-34Cal Poly ....................................W .................35-23Eastern Washington ...............W .................41-34at Sacramento State ................W .................45-30Weber State ..............................W .................31-10at Idaho State ...........................W .................12-10Northern Colorado ................W .................38-10at Montana State .....................W .................33-19South Dakota State* ...............W .................61-48Stephen F. Austin* ..................W ...................51-0Appalachian State* .................W .................24-17Villanova** ................................L .................23-21*FCS Playoff game **FCS National Championship game

Robin Pflugrad (Portland State)2010-11 (13-6)

2010 (7-4)Western State (Colorado) ......W ...................73-2at Cal Poly ..................................L .................35-33at Eastern Washington .............L .................36-27Sacramento State ....................W .................28-25at Northern Colorado ............W ...................30-7Idaho State ...............................W .................47-28at Portland State ......................W .................23-21Northern Arizona ...................W .................24-21at Weber State............................L .................30-21North Dakota ..........................W .................27-17Montana State ...........................L .................21-162011 (6-2)at Tennessee ...............................L .................16-42Cal Poly ....................................W .................37-23Eastern Washington ...............W .................17-14at Sacramento State ..................L .................28-42Northern Colorado ................W .................55-28

at Idaho State ...........................W ...................33-0Portland State ..........................W .................30-24at Northern Arizona ...............W .................28-24Weber State!.............................W .................45-10Western Oregon!.....................W ...................32-7Montana State! ........................W .................36-10Central Arkansas** .................W .................41-14Northern Iowa** .....................W .................48-10Sam Houston State** ................L .................28-31!Win vacated via NCAA Infraction case**Participation and wins in NCAA FCS Championship Vacated (See below.)

Mick Delaney (UM-Western)2012-Present (15-9)

2012 (5-6)South Dakota ..........................W .................35-24at Appalachian State .................L .................35-27Liberty ......................................W .................34-14Northern Arizona .....................L .................41-31at Eastern Washington .............L .................32-26at Northern Colorado ............W .................40-17Southern Utah ...........................L .................30-20at North Dakota ........................L .................40-30Idaho State ...............................W .................70-24at Weber State..........................W .................24-21Montana State ...........................L ...................16-72013 (10-3)Appalachian State ...................W ...................30-6at North Dakota ......................W .................55-17Oklahoma Panhandle State ...W .................47-14at Northern Arizona .................L .................34-16Portland State ..........................W .................55-27at UC Davis .............................W ...................42-7Cal Poly ....................................W .......21-14 (OT)Eastern Washington .................L .................42-37at Sacramento State ................W .......51-48 (OT)at South Dakota ......................W .................31-27Weber State ..............................W ...................42-6at Montana State .....................W .................28-14Coastal Carolina* .....................L .................42-35*FCS Playoff game

On July 26, 2013, the NCAA Committee on Infractions (COI) issued its findings regarding a NCAA investigation into the UM football program that began in February 2012. In its findings, the COI found that The University of Montana and a former head football coach failed to monitor its football program. Specifically, violations occurred as a result of the following: (A) boosters providing extra benefits to stu-dent-athletes, some of which resulted in two student-athletes competing while ineligible, (B) during one season, an undergraduate student assistant participated in coaching activities resulting in the football program exceeding the permissible limit of football coaches and (C) the institution and football coach failed to monitor these activities. As a result of the findings, UM is subject to the following penalties: (1) public reprimand and censure, (2) three years of probation from July 26, 2013, through July 25, 2016, (3) a limit of 59 football equivalency scholarships during the 2014-15, 2015-16 and 2016-17 academic years, (4) with regard to the 2011 football season and games in which the student-athletes competed while ineligible, the vacation of wins and participation in the FCS Championship Playoffs, as well as vacation of the individual statistics for the involved student-athletes, (5) forfeiture of $3,000 which will be donated to local charities, (6) reduction of undergraduate student assistant positions by two during the 2013-14 academic year and (7) external review of the compliance program. During the three-year probationary period, the institution will submit annual progress reports to the COI regarding compliance with all penalties and self-corrective actions.

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WE ARE MONTANAMONTANA YEAR-BY-YEAR IN POST-SEASON PLAY

2013: Montana Wins 10 games en route to 21st berth in playoffs

Montana won seven of its last eight regular-season games and earned an at-large berth into the Football Championship Subdivision play-offs, its 21st in school history. The host Griz lost 42-37 to 11th-ranked Coastal Carolina in the second round. The 10-3 Grizzlies were led by three senior linebackers, who all ended their careers ranked among UM’s all-time leaders in career tackles. That dynamic trio consisted of Jordan Tripp (fourth, 335 total tackles), Brock Coyle (12th, 293 TT), and J.P. Kanongata’a (17th, 269 TT). Junior end Zack Wagenmann had a team-high 16.5 tackles for loss and was a first team All-Big Sky Conference pick for the second sea-son in a row. UM also had stellar seasons on offense by running back Jordan Canada, wide receiver/re-turner Ellis Henderson, and quarterback Jordan Johnson. Canada rushed for 1,062 yards and 16 touchdowns; Henderson racked up 1,008 receiv-ing yards and 145 TDs; and Johnson passed for 3,387 yards and 32 touchdowns.

2012: Griz Miss Playoffs for the Second Time in the Past

20 seasons For the just the second time in the past 20

seasons the Grizzlies did not advance to the FCS playoffs. Montana finished 5-6 overall and had its first losing season in 27 years (since going 3-8 in 1985). It was also the first time in 20 seasons that the Griz have not finished first or second in the Big Sky Conference. In October of 2012 Montana dropped out of The Sports Network’s FCS Top 25 poll for the first time since 1998. That ended a run of 195 straight appearances, dating back to the Nov. 2, 1998 poll.

2011: Montana advances to FCS semis for the 20th time

The Grizzlies returned to the playoffs after a one year hiatus, advancing to the FCS semifinal, and suffered a 31-28 loss to host, top-ranked, and undefeated (14-0) Sam Houston State. It was Montana’s 18th playoff berth in the past 19 seasons and 20th overall. UM has won (or shared) 13 of the past 15 Big Sky Conference championships. Montana out-scored the Kats 14-3 in the second half and advanced the ball to the SHSU 49-yard line on its final drive, but was forced to punt, and Flanders rushed eight times for 63 yards, including a 22-yarder on a fourth down, to ice the victory. The Griz defense held SHSU to two total first downs in the second half prior to the Bearkats’ final drive. Halfback Tim Flanders led SHSU, rushing for 287 yards on 26 carries, and led a

potent ground attack that amassed 383 yards. Senior linebacker Caleb McSurdy led a de-fense that featured nine senior starters, and he was named the Big Sky Conference’s MVP on defense. Record-setting senior kicker/punter Brody McKnight booted a league-record 210 PATs. Jabin Sambrano, also a senior, became just the second player in school history (the other one was “Will Bill” Kelly in 1926) to score a touch-down rushing, receiving, and via punt and kick-off returns in a season. Second-year head coach Robin Pflugrad was named the Big Sky’s “Coach of the Year,” as the Griz went 11-3 overall and placed first in the league with a 7-1 mark. NOTE: Montana would later vacated five wins, Big Sky title, and its par-ticipation in FCS playoff games due to NCAA violations, finishing with an “official record” of 6-2.

2010: Playoff Run Halted/Reynolds Ends His Brilliant Career

It had to end some time, and unfortunately the first time in 18 seasons that Montana did not advance to the playoff was the final season of the illustrious career of halfback Chase Reynolds. Reynolds ended his record-breaking career by setting school records for total touchdowns (59) and rushing touchdowns (52), and was ended up only four yards short of the record for career rushing yards with 4,067, and he set all of those standards in just three seasons.

Montana won seven of its last eight regular-season games in 2013 and earned an at-large berth into the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs, its 21st in school history.



The Griz suffered a huge setback early in the year, when senior quarterback Andrew Selle suf-fered a career-ending injury in the fourth game of the season against Sacramento State.

2009: Another Trip To The FCS Championship Game

Montana played in the FCS championship game for the second year in a row and seventh time in the last 15 seasons, but second-ranked Villanova rushed 51 times for 351 yards in a 23-21 Griz loss. It was the top-ranked Grizzlies’ only loss (14-1) of the season. UM’s road to the title game was a difficult one. The Griz trailed 11th-ranked South Da-kota State by 27 points (48-21) with 5:40 left in the third quarter, but out-scored SDSU 40-0 on their way to a 61-48 victory. A week later UM forced 10 turnovers and crushed 12th-ranked, visiting Stephen F. Austin 51-0 in a quarterfinal contest. Montana’s semifinal against fifth-ranked Appalachian State and quarterback Armani Edwards was a classic. The game was played in front of a national audience on ESPN and came down to the last play. Selle floated a 25-yard TD pass to Sambrano with 1:31 left to give the Griz a 24-17 lead. However, Edwards drove ASU to Montana’s 3-yard line, but his last-second TD pass was broken up, and the Grizzlies earned their seventh trip to the title game. Mariani broke numerous receiving and re-turn records, and Reynolds tied his own sin-gle-season record by rushing for 22 TDs. Selle passed for 28 TDs. Linebacker Shawn Lebsock and safety Shann Schillinger ended their careers as two of the leading tacklers in school his-tory. Head coach Bobby Hauck, who left UM for UNLV following the 2009 season, advanced to the FCS playoffs all seven of his seasons as the head man, and won or shared seven league championships.

2008: Montana Plays For Its Sixth National Title

Despite losing 14 starters, Montana made it to the FCS title game for the sixth time, losing 24-7 to Richmond in Chattanooga. In the first round Montana handled Texas State 31-13. In the quarterfinals the Grizzlies avenged an early-season league loss (45-28) at Weber State, de-feating the 10th-ranked Wildcats 24-13. In the FCS semi-final game Montana had its biggest playoff road win ever, beating top-ranked James Madison 35-27. Senior quarterback Cole Bergquist passed for 3,156 yards and 28 touchdowns, and wide-out Mike Ferriter finished his career ranked ninth in school history with 2,089 receiving yards. Reynolds rushed for a (then) school-

record 22 touchdowns. The defense was led by strong safety Colt Anderson, a Buck Buchanan Award finalist, who was Montana’s leading tack-ler with 129 stops. 2007: 15th FCS Playoff Appearance In a Row The Griz made their 15th playoff appearance and their 18th overall, which moved them past Eastern Kentucky for the most in division his-tory. Montana suffered a rare home loss in the playoffs, though, a 23-22 setback to Wofford. Senior defensive end Kroy Biermann be-came Montana’s first ever Buck Buchanan Award winner. Senior halfback Lex Hilliard set a record with 50 career rushing touchdowns, which Reynolds would break three seasons later. Kicker Dan Carpenter set FCS career re-cords with 75 field goals and points scored by a kicker with 413. Senior linebackers Tyler Joyce and Kyle Ryan finished second and sixth in UM history with 352 and 304 career tackles, respec-tively.

2006: A Trip To The Semis Montana just missed playing for its sixth na-tional title in the past 12 years. Host Montana defeated 22nd-ranked McNeese State 31-6 in an FCS first-round game, then knocked off visit-ing and No.10-ranked Southern Illinois 20-3 in the quarterfinals, but were edged (19-17) out to third-ranked and visiting UMass in the semi-final game which was televised nationally on ESPN2. Hauck became the first Griz mentor in history to win four Big Sky titles. After losing at 16th-ranked Iowa in its open-er, Montana won 11 straight games and finished

12-2 overall and 8-0 in the Big Sky. Hilliard, a 2006 Walter Payton Award candidate, was lost for the season due to an injury in fall camp. Senior quarterback Josh Swogger threw 17 TD passes, while senior receivers Eric Allen, Ryan Bagley, and Craig Chambers combined for 147 catches and 17 scores. Halfbacks Reggie Brad-shaw, Brady Green, and Thomas Brooks-Fletch-er combined for 19 rushing touchdowns. UM’s young defense was ranked ninth in the FCS in total defense, allowing 226.4 yards a game.

2005: Griz Lose in First Round Montana was 8-4 overall and received an at-large bid into the playoffs. UM was led by Hill-iard who rushed for 1,322 yards – the second highest total (at the time) in single-season histo-ry. The ninth-ranked Griz hosted a first-round home playoff game, losing 35-21 to 10th-ranked Cal Poly. Montana had defeated Cal Poly 36-27 in Missoula earlier in the season.

2004: Fifth Trip to the FCS Title Game in the Last 10 Seasons

Montana was 12-3 and advanced to the FCS championship game for the fifth time in the last 11 years. Senior quarterback Craig Ochs passed for 3,807 yards and 33 touchdowns and set a league record by completing 68.7% of his passes. Hilliard tied the school record for touchdown runs with 17, while senior wide receiver Jeffer-son Heidelberger had the second most receiving yards in single-season history with 1,240.

The Griz trailed 11th-ranked South Dakota State by 27 points (48-21) with 5:40 left in the third quarter, but out-scored SDSU 40-0 on their way to a 61-48 victory in the 2009 FCS playoffs. (Marc Mariani pictured.)



In the playoffs the host Griz handled their first three opponents at home relatively easy, beating Northwestern State (56-7), New Hamp-shire (47-17), and Sam Houston State (34-13). The title game was a 31-21 loss to James Madi-son. Sadly, the championship game was played on a field that was a quagmire, as the grass play-ing surface had recently been re-sodded.

2003: Break Playoff Record With 11th in a row

Montana broke the FCS record by making its 11th consecutive playoff appearance, eclips-ing the mark of 10 that it had shared with East-ern Kentucky (10, from 1986-1995). The Griz received an at-large bid into the playoffs, losing a 43-40 double-overtime thriller to visiting West-ern Illinois in the first round. Senior kicker Chris Snyder set four NCAA career FCS records, scoring 394 points and con-verting 182 PATs. He also set a single-season school marks by scoring 123 points and con-necting on 126 consecutive PATs. Senior defen-sive end Tim Bush finished his career as Mon-tana’s all-time career leader in sacks (32.5) and tackles for loss (48.5).

2002: Tie FCS Mark forConsecutive Wins

The Griz started the season with 10 wins in a row, and, combined with 14 straight wins the year before, tied the FCS mark for consecutive wins with 24. The streak began on September 22 of 2001, with a 30-0 home win over Western

Washington, and was halted on Nov. 16 of 2002, with a 30-21 setback at Eastern Washington in a game played in Spokane’s Joe Albi Stadium. Montana tied Pennsylvania, which had 24 wins in a row from 1992-95, for the longest win-ning skein in the division. The Griz also set the record for most consecutive Big Sky wins (25) and most league victories on the road with 13 in a row. Senior quarterback John Edwards was named the Big Sky’s co-MVP on offense and se-nior safety Trey Young was tabbed as the league’s defensive player of the year. Montana defeated Northwestern State 45-14 at home in a first-round playoff game, but lost 24-20 at McNeese State in a quarterfinal contest.

2001: Second National Championship

Montana won its second national champion-ship by defeating Furman 13-6 en route to a 15-1 record. Edwards engineered a 16-play, 99-yard scoring drive for UM’s only touchdown in the game. Halfback Yohance Humphery, Montana’s all-time career rushing leader, gained 142 yards on 30 carries in the game and UM’s only touch-down on a 2-yard run, which culminated its 99-yard scoring drive. The Griz defense limited the Paladins to 121 yards rushing and forced three turnovers. Furman’s only score came on a Hail Mary pass as time expired. Humphery wrapped up his illustrious career with 4,070 ca-reer rushing yards. The Grizzlies’ 15 victories set a school record (which still stands as of 2013) for the most wins in a season.

2000: Third Trip to the Title Game The Griz earned a trip to the championship game for the third time in six seasons, losing a heart-breaker, 27-25 to Georgia Southern in Chattanooga. Starting senior Griz quarterback Drew Miller was injured late in the first quarter, and Edwards, a sophomore, was called into ac-tion. The Griz trailed 20-3 at halftime in rain-soaked Finley Stadium, but took a 23-20 lead early in the fourth quarter on a scoring run by Humphery. The lead was short-lived though, as Eagle halfback and 2000 Walter Payton Award winner Adrian Peterson broke loose for a 57-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter for the game-winning touchdown.

1999-97: Griz Lose Three Straight First-Round Games

Montana dropped three first-round playoff games during this time, but in the 1999 season it set the Big Sky record with its seventh straight FCS playoff appearance, breaking the old stan-dard of six that had been set by former Big Sky member Idaho from 1985-90. In 1999, visiting Youngstown State, coached by Jim Tressel, kicked a late field goal for a 30-27 win. In 1998 Montana suffered its worst playoff setback ever — a 52-9 drubbing at Western Illi-nois. Montana’s three-game playoff losing streak in the first round started in 1997 with a 19-14 setback at McNeese State.

1996: Moss Too Much In Quest For Second Title In A Row

Montana reeled off 14 straight wins to ad-vance to the title game, and for the second year in a row they played at Marshall. Future NFL standout Randy Moss led Marshall with four touchdown catches in a 49-29 win. It was the first time ever that two undefeated (14-0) teams had squared off for the title. In the championship game, Griz sophomore quarter-back Brian Ah Yat set (then) playoff records for pass completions with 36 and total plays (67). Senior wide receiver Joe Douglass set a playoff record with 13 receptions, and he also set Mon-tana single-season standards with 82 catches for 18 touchdowns (both still school records), and had 1,469 receiving yards, in UM’s 11 regular-season games.

1995: First National Championship The Grizzlies won their first national cham-pionship with a last-second, 22-20 come-from-behind victory over host Marshall in front of an FCS playoff-record crowd of 32,106 (which still stands) in Huntington, West Virginia.

Montana won its second national championship by defeating Furman 13-6 en route to a 15-1 record. Head Coach Joe Glenn is interviewed at the post-game press conference.



Walter Payton Award-winning quarterback Dave Dickenson passed for 1,219 yards and 11 touchdowns in Montana’s first three playoff games, when UM out-scored its opponents 163-14. In their first three playoff victories, the host Grizzlies beat Eastern Kentucky (48-0), Georgia Southern (45-0), and Stephen F. Austin (70-14). In the title game, Dickenson orchestrated a 12-play, 72-yard scoring drive, culminating with a 25-yard field goal by Andy Larson with 39 seconds left for the game-winner. The big play in the winning drive took place on a fourth-and-three from the 50-yard line, as Dicken-son connected with senior wide receiver Mike Erhardt for a 20-yard gain and a crucial first down. Senior wide receiver Matt Wells scored both of Montana’s touchdowns (24, 1). Montana set playoff records (at the time) with 125 first downs, 137 pass completions, 197 pass attempts, and 1,703 passing yards.

1993-1994: A Program On the Rise The host Griz squeaked by Northern Iowa 23-20 in a 1994 first-round contest, and then edged visiting McNeese State 30-28 in a snow storm on a 37-yard field goal by Larson with eight seconds left to play. Unfortunately, Dick-enson was re-injured early in the McNeese win, and he was not able to play in the semifinal – a 28-9 loss to host (and eventual national champi-on) Youngstown State, which was also coached by Tressel. In 1993, Montana rolled to a 10-1 regular-season record, with its only blemish a 35-30 loss at Oregon. After the loss to the Ducks, the Griz reeled off nine straight wins and won their first league title since 1982. The season ended in a 49-48 first-round shoot-out loss to visiting Delaware, as the Blue Hens scored with 55 seconds left to play. The Grizzlies’ 93 victo-ries in the1990’s were the second most in I-AA (Youngstown State won 103).

MONTANA’S FINAL FCS RANKINGS1982 ............NCAA .................................19th1988 ............NCAA .................................19th1989 ............NCAA ...................................6th 1993 ............The Sports Network ............3rd 1994 ............The Sports Network ............8th 1995 ............The Sports Network ............ 1st1996 ............The Sports Network ...........2nd 1997 ............The Sports Network ..........11th 1998 ............The Sports Network ..........14th 1999 ............The Sports Network ............7th 2000 ............The Sports Network ...........2nd2001 ............The Sports Network ............ 1st2002 ............The Sports Network ............9th2003 ............The Sports Network ..........14th2004 ............The Sports Network ...........2nd2005 ............The Sports Network ..........12th 2006 ............The Sports Network ............3rd2007 ............The Sports Network ..........10th2008 ............The Sports Network ...........2nd2009 ............The Sports Network ...........2nd2010 ............The Sports Network ..........20th2011 ............The Sports Network ............4th2012 ............NOT RANKED ...................... –2013 ............The Sports Network ............8th

The Grizzlies won their first national championship over host Marshall in Huntington, West Vir-ginia, in 1995. (Head Coach Don Read with championship trophy.)

1989: Griz Host Playoff Games For First Time

Montana hosted and won its first playoff game in school history, beating Jackson State 48-7 in the first round. The Grizzlies defeated visiting Eastern Illinois 25-15 in the quarterfinals, and then lost 45-15 to eventual national champion Georgia Southern in Statesboro in the semis.

First Two Playoff Berths: 1988 & 1982

After a six-year hiatus, in 1988, the Griz earned their first at-large bid into the playoffs, losing on the road 38-19 to fellow Big Sky mem-ber Idaho. Montana’s initial trip to the play-offs was in 1982, when it won its first Big Sky title since the 1970 season. Despite winning the league championship the Grizzlies had to travel to Moscow, Idaho, losing 21-7 to the Vandals.

1969-1970: Montana Plays For A Pair of College Division Titles

Montana played for the College Division na-tional championship in 1969 and 1970. The Griz went undefeated and untied for the first time in school history at 10-0 and won their first-ever Big Sky title in 1969. Both years Montana ad-vanced to the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento, Calif., but, missing many starters because of NCAA’s rules on junior college transfers, the un-der-manned Griz lost 30-3 to top-ranked North Dakota State in 1969 and 31-16 to the same team a year later.



GRIZ IN all-star GAMESEast-West Shrine Game 1926 ....................William “Wild Bill” Kelly1928 ............................................Tom Davis1938 .......................................Milt Popovich1942 ...................................... Eso Naranche1962 .........................................Terry Dillon1983 ......................................Brian Salonen1994 .......................................... Scott Gragg1999 .....................................Chase Raynock2013 ...................................Danny Kistler Jr.

Senior Bowl1994 .......................................... Scott Gragg2013 ......................................... Jordan Tripp

Hula Bowl 1997 .................................. David Kempfert1999 ........................................ Brian Ah Yat1999 ........................................ Raul Pacheco 2004 ........................................Cory Procter 2008 ....................................Kroy Biermann

Japan Bowl1989 ...........................................Tim Hauck

Martin Luther King Bowl1989 ......................................Kirk Scrafford

Paradise Bowl2001 .................................. Calvin Coleman Thatcher Szalay Vince Huntsberger2002 ...........................................Trey Young

Las Vegas All-Star Game(Formerly the Paradise Bowl)

2004 .........................................Justin Green2004 ............................................Craig Ochs

Blue Gray All-Star Game1987 ....................................Larry Clarkson

Texas vs. The Nation All-Star Game2007 ........................................ Josh Swogger2009 ......................................Colt Anderson2010 .................................Shann Schillinger2013 ........................................... Dan Moore

Players All-Star Classic2012 .....................................Charles Burton2012 .....................................Caleb McSurdy2012 .........................................Jon Opperud

NFLPA Collegiate Bowl2013 .......................................... Brock Coyle

GRIZ YEAR-BY-YEAR IN THE NCAA PLAYOFFS COLLEGE DIVISION (0-2 neutral)1969 ........................ North Dakota State^............................................................................................L 30-31970 ........................ North Dakota State^..........................................................................................L 31-16^College Division National Championship Game

FCS/I-AA (52 Games: 32-19: 29-7 home; 2-9 road, 1-4 neutral)1982 ........................................... at Idaho...............................................................................................L 21-71988 .......................................... at Idaho.............................................................................................L 38-191989 .......................................... Jackson State ....................................................................................W 48-7 Eastern Illinois ..............................................................................W 25-19 at Georgia Southern* ......................................................................L 45-141993 .......................................... Delaware...........................................................................................L 49-481994 .......................................... Northern Iowa ...............................................................................W 23-20 McNeese State ...............................................................................W 30-28 at Youngstown State* ........................................................................L 28-91995 .......................................... Eastern Kentucky ............................................................................W 48-0 Georgia Southern ............................................................................W 45-0 Stephen F. Austin* .........................................................................W 70-14 at Marshall$ ...................................................................................W 22-20 1996 .......................................... Nicholls State ...................................................................................W 48-3 East Tennessee State .....................................................................W 44-14 Troy State* ........................................................................................W 70-7 at Marshall$ .....................................................................................L 49-291997 .......................................... at McNeese State .............................................................................L 19-141998 .......................................... at Western Illinois .............................................................................L 52-91999 .......................................... Youngstown State ............................................................................L 30-272000 .......................................... Eastern Illinois ..............................................................................W 45-14 Richmond ......................................................................................W 37-17 Appalachian State* ................................................................W 19-16, OT vs. Georgia Southern$ ....................................................................L 27-252001 .......................................... Northwestern State .......................................................................W 28-19 Sam Houston State ........................................................................W 49-24 Northern Iowa* ...............................................................................W 38-0 Furman$ ...........................................................................................W 13-62002 ........................................... Northwestern State .......................................................................W 45-14 at McNeese State .............................................................................L 24-202003 ........................................... Western Illinois ..................................................................L 43-40 (2 OT)2004 .......................................... Northwestern State .........................................................................W 57-7 New Hampshire ............................................................................W 47-17 Sam Houston State* ......................................................................W 34-13 vs. James Madison$ ........................................................................L 31-212005 ........................................... Cal Poly ............................................................................................L 35-212006 ........................................... McNeese State .................................................................................W 31-6 Southern Illinois .............................................................................W, 20-3 UMass* .............................................................................................L 19-172007 ........................................... Wofford ...........................................................................................L, 23-222008 ........................................... Texas State ..................................................................................... W, 31-13 Weber State ................................................................................... W, 24-12 at James Madison* ....................................................................... W, 35-27 vs. Richmond$ ..................................................................................L, 24-72009 ........................................... South Dakota State ...................................................................... W, 61-48 Stephen F. Austin ............................................................................W, 51-0 Appalachian State* ....................................................................... W, 24-17 Villanova$ .......................................................................................L, 23-212011 ........................................... Central Arkansas# ....................................................................... W, 41-14 Northern Iowa# ............................................................................ W, 48-10 at Sam Houston State*# .................................................................L, 31-282013 ........................................... Coastal Carolina.............................................................................L, 42-35

*FCS Semifinal game $FCS Championship game #Games/Appearance vacated due to NCAA infractions

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UM Athlete Academic CenterPreliminary Rendering - November 20, 2013

ATHLETIC FACILITIES

IntercollegIate athletIcs new academIc center/adams center With support from the university administration and private donors, the athletic facility improvement plan includes the following: • Construct an academic center, meeting rooms and additional offices in the open space between the current athletic complex and the student recreation center (see artist rendition above). Lower level will remain a lobby to accommodate fire code restrictions and the Adams Center. • Relocate the current weight room to a site to be finalized. The new strength and conditioning center would feature approximately 10,000 square feet of training space to serve all student-athletes. The Academic Center will open in the fall of 2015. The Adams Center is home to the Grizzly athletic department, its coaching and athletic staff. The Center houses Dahlberg Arena, home of the Griz and Lady Griz basketball teams; the West Auxiliary Gym, home to Griz volleyball; and the East Auxiliary Gym (EAG), practice facilities for indoor track and field and tennis. It also houses the ticket office and Adams Center administration and staff along with athlete locker rooms, the Grizzly weight room and meeting rooms.

dahlberg arena

Dahlberg Arena has a seating capacity of 7,321.

west auxIlIary gym (wag)

The West Auxiliary Gym (WAG) has seating for 1,000 volleyball fans.


WE ARE MONTANAATHLETIC FACILITIES

Washington-Grizzly Stadium accommodates 25,217 fans.

washIngton-grIzzly stadIum at john hoyt fIeld

athletIc performance center

dornblaser stadIum

Dornblaser Stadium is home to track and field.

robert o. lIndsay tennIs center

Lindsay Tennis Center, home of Griz Tennis.

south campus soccer stadIum

South Campus Soccer Stadium has seating for 1,000 soccer fans.


WE ARE MONTANAGRIZ ADMINISTRATION/head COACHES

Head Coaches

Steve AscherWomen’s Tennis

Kris NordMen’s Tennis

Mick DelaneyFootball

Mark PlakorusWomen’s Soccer

Brian SchweyenTrack and Field

Robin SelvigWomen’s Basketball

Jerry WagnerWomen’s Volleyball

Royce EngstromUM President

Jean GeeAssociate Athletic

Director, SWA

Dave GuffeyAssociate Athletic

Director forCommunications

Kent HaslamAthletic Director

Chuck MaesAssociate Athletic

DirectorInternal Operations

Colleen MarksAssistant Athletic

Director forCustomer Relations

Rob StackDirector of Equipment

OperationsHackney Athletic

Equipment Center

Greg SundbergExecutive DirectorGrizzly Scholarship

Association

Charlie WoidaDirector of

Strength andPerformance

UM offers 15 intercollegiate programs in men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, tennis, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field; football, women’s golf, soccer, softball and volleyball. Women’s softball begins its inaugural season in the spring of 2015.

The Grizzlies/Lady Griz compete at the NCAA Division I level and are eligible for postseason competition, except for football, which competes in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (formerly called Divi-sion I-AA), which employs a playoff system.

Montana is a charter (1963) member of the Big Sky Conference (cele-brating its 50th anniversary this year), headquartered in Ogden, Utah. There are now 11 schools in the Big Sky Conference plus two football only schools, Cal Poly and UC Davis. The 11 schools are: Eastern Washington, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State, Northern Arizona, Portland State, Sacramento State, Weber State, Northern Colorado and entering into the conference for the 2011-12 season, North Dakota and Southern Utah.

Dusten HollistFaculty Athletic Advisor

Dan IngramDirector of Development

Jared AmossAssistant Director

Grizzly ScholarshipAssociation

Brynn MolleyAssistant Athletic Dir.

Marketing and Community Relations

JC WeidaHead CertifiedAthletic Trainer

Ryan MartinAsst. Athletic DirectorBusiness Operations

Travis DeCuireMen’s Basketball

Jamie PinkertonWomen’s Softball

Vicky PoundsCo-Cross Country

Joni StephensWomen’s Golf

Collin FehrCo-Cross Country


WE ARE MONTANA

Adam BorkTrack & Field

Ross BrunelleFootball

Jason BrownMen’s Tennis

Sophie CloughSoccer

Jake CookusFootball

Trish DuceWomen’s Basketball

Scott GraggFootball

Justin GreenFootball

Kandice GregorakVolleyball

Ty GregorakFootball

Kefense HynsonFootball

Allison LawrenceVolleyball

Eric LonaSoccer

Jono Metzger-JonesMen’s Basketball

Torrey MyersFootball

Mike GerberFootball

Sonya RogersWomen’s Basketball

Shannon SchweyenWomen’s Basketball

James StantonTrack & Field

Legi SuiaunoaFootball

Aric WilliamsFootball

Melinda WithrowTrack & Field

assistant COACHES

Kade RanningsFootball

Ken BoneMen’s Basketball

Chris CobbMen’s Basketball

Melanie MeuchelSoftball


WE ARE MONTANA

athletic Staff

Suzi WalshAdmin. Asst., Olympic Sports

Jen Zellmer-CuaresmaAcademic Advisor

Heather AlexanderAccounting Associate

Drew BabcockAthletic Trainer

Joel CarlsonAsst. Sports Information Dir.

Melanie DelpiasAthletic Trainer

Sue DeMersInternal Operations

Tia FluriInternal Operations

Janie HaightInternal Operations

Laurel HansonCompliance

Grace HarrisAcademic Advisor

Aaron HeinerComputer Technician

Paul HengelInternal Operations/Facilities

Justin HuntCertified Athletic Trainer

Karla JudgeCertified Athletic Trainer

Stacey KahlerAsst. to the AD/Spirit Squad Dir.

Richard KeroackCompliance

Lindsay GoodmanAcademic Advisor

Colleen O’BrienGSA Administrative Assistant

Kristen SackettAsst. Marketing Director

Doug SiroisAsst. Equipment Manager

Cyndi SteigersGSA Receptionist

Julie TonkinBasketball Program Coor.

Renee ValleySports Information

Paula CooneyBusiness Manager

Roland FordFootball Operations

Marlon StewartBasketball Operations

Frank PrevichAsst. Dir., Strength & Cond.

Jenny CarrCheer Squad Coach

Brian JenkinsAsst. Equipment Manager

Eric TaberAsst. Marketing Dir./New Media

“Missoula is one of the best places to be: friendly people, supportive faculty, a great sense of community, fantastic educational opportunities and beautiful, beautiful scenery.” – Princeton Review

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Documents

montana state

jordan hines

montana grizzlies

griz media

north dakota state

griz spotlight

cowles montana media

central washington